St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 10, 1922

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Sunday Post-Dispatch Today 152 Pages Fik>‘| AEWS SECTION. & PAGES. ' SECOND NEWS SECTION. THIRD NEWS SECTION FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 14 PAGES. FIFTH NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. SIXTH NEWS SECTION, 14 PAGES. SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. WANT SECTION 14 PAGES. . oe es : oa > © ae3 Th d 11) =‘Ten Thousan Li Offers Today! = ' e Serve, Employ, Board, Rent, — St Lesse, Sell, Buy, Teach, Loan, Etc. | gee BEAL ESTATE AND WANT Pages > ee 1 FOL. 75. No. 95. IMENT OF . MIC PAGE EMBER 9, 1923. ~ OT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; PART ONE | HARDING GIVEN _ SARAZEN’S DRIVER, | R SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 20 COMIC SECTION, 8 PAG PRICE § CENTS ee, ee 4 ee 2 8 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1992 Pages 1-8 BRITAIN WOULD RECONSIDER DEBT CANCELLATION IN EVENT OF REPARATION SETTLEMEN ‘he could sign at the rate of 600 an Lad Company to Hoe 5s 78 TPHITCHERIN WARNS MORATORIUM FOR GERMANY Plantation ee _ NECESSARY, PREMIERS AGREE TURKS OF DANCER : ——- ~~ Jack Keefe Vhite Sox Pitcher) ids the sportin ould I write hire By big city girls and what hem. Well Zirls aint no he city than anywheres {Ut of them is Pretty and |& hormly. The most of | Sa over big stro Ping ath a others us to Scott with : a nd etc. and down in the gue why every to../) @@ | 2, | yed in it kept us busy i Bits » : nh and I suppose i; wil | hi ® t + ¥ HYDE ARRIVES TO PASS DAY SIGNING 5000 ROAD BONDS ee = al peat ng? Ah eR ar he aces onver, KILLED IN FIGHT BETWEEN PLANTERS cnwnsr wes He co Si at Rate of 600 an Hour— | Bound for Washington. | Gov. Hyde arrived at the Claridge | Hotel last night to remain until to- | night, although the 24 hours held no ‘enchanting prospect for him. He ex- pects to most of his waking | hours signing 5000 State road bonds | sold last week to the First National Land Company to Hire co. of St. Louis. He reckoned that | President Finds Champion’s Club Is Five Inches Too Short for Him. Post-Dispatch Bureau. No. 20 Wyatt Bldg. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Gene i : | | - . |Sarazen’s driver, which helped win | 4 ‘eee ar ° Pastor Spencer Declared to M oil ~g ih , S ‘him the national open golf cham- | om Engag by Mississipp! | ng till they make up : -* Have get married and 4 Expressed Unwar- pionship and several other titles. is | “santed Confidence in Suc- met no dame yet ae | now a part of President Harding's | Efforts by Himself. + ¥ og 2 story up here. ra will say without boast , > the fare sex and some uty aswell gals but I a}. that flirting dont get “ %, we pass ~~ GUT IN DEMAND ON GERMANY TC 30.0840 BILLION. MARKS DISCUSSED Bonar Law Outlines Solu- tion Favored by Him, to Include Moratorium Suffi- cient for Stabilization of Mark and Opposing Any Military Action by French.

ce dent Harding’s score and must be kept by him merely as a souvenir, | will return to Jefferson City about | | ° Dec. 20. Lieutenant-Governor Lloyd | Who Hired Agents Are will take charge of the psipicinciostcadags ° : ° |office in Jefferson City tomorrow. | Responsible; Will Prose- PaaS ies | | Former Circuit Judge Men- | for Sarazen uses a club with a shaft five inches shorter than the Presi- MURDERING SISTER-IN-LAW 1e oreign Inister | LONDON, Dec. -9.—A German | tioned for Eastern Missou- ,..; requires. The driver has a | ° }rough leather ‘ip, large head F ‘ik as t Following In- grip rge hea pad bl J F La 'moratorium its necessary. The four semDlies Journalists at Lau-| 'allled Powers have agreed upon that a wide hitting face. vestigation of Field Here. sanne by Urgent Invita- in principle as a result of the delib- The gold champion was intto- | |erations of the first day’s sessions of OR FOUR duced to the President by Secretary | Christian. In Harding's office he | tion. and Stresses Depend.- ,,,. London conference on repara- Ste CAA) a Ino “TO ACCEPT, |= ES G. ROSS, /proceeded to show the correct driv- : : By OHA) n Correspondent of ing form, following through with ence of Nations on Each “ Other for Safety. Ae mo a siee PRR 2 MPR Fm ee o ¢ dap POET ge te Moe 3 “ al A a reer - Mussolini, in Declaration for Granting Delay, Says “Time Has Come for Realities; Repara- tion Is Not Whole Thing.” LJ By JOSEPH W. GRIGG, | London Correspondent of the New World and the Post-Dispatct. (Copyright, 1922, by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos., the New York World and the Post-Dispatch.) ia @ for Right to ee ed 2 Pang “og (Copyright, 1923.) MAKES You cute. By the Associated Press. VICKS "RG Times Combined by approximately 40,000 = | on the debt . demnity to between thirty an@ forty . became known an Cana ae Aree a a Ne ARAL AMS EI Si Sa lana a. titan PAE AAR 2 te A AC OCEANA BAO Cy a ONE I IE ONE EEE ll I yA IN RONAN et AT AE Ome TRC PE, = one i. - : — — ~ee . ~ ee = + ee - erry ee 4 eo 4 + | inated hal ~ealhele ia ieee eno a v . a. ow PAE. eat « re tiie a . ars on ee meetin we a. mine Py ee on a a ee SS TT ey LA NT mie ct as RR AE lie eal Iie alien see qa. At onder atte —ntetmmcime ame ee we “ A * ns 4 . _— — —_— - —— . , oo lt nd owes - . _—_ < - ’, ago Se . ‘

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7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1922. ee pio a ee ene eee ape CE aes be ae ¢ r 4 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NTTMUTION GEN Brococds of “Tiger's” Tour to THREE INDICTED, — SENATE RESENTS "Sins mac” cars MINTRELYCBIANS, FASS } BY CLEMENCEAI) | Field Service Fellowship Fund | CHARGED WITH HARDING'S HINT OF ea ove ic Dm rom Ac LEAVE FROM PORTO bad IN HOME FO) the Rhodes scholarships, one of cords Right to Each of Doing ‘ 820 : ~ . . . - - In Final ‘“‘Formal’’ Speech at American Field Service, the | 2 seller bart to shai his lec- Slain in 1920 S rm f Di i ee ee eee United States on leave of absence. This is an entry in “% we At + ° } - - . . ~ » a ++ , s } 4g - vf Philadel hia He Says He ave oid hg , ture proceeds to various causes, to Oo iscussion lintine, handed a copy of the ans sailing Dec. 12. In making this an-' ¢gjjowed bv a closely ef vounge Americans ga@ve aid tO >) ' hea a Fa ala alll one -~D. Mur- ) ease ’ ae: & aa ne ratted ache oe meecteds the fed yrsgy ne ley, Me reed: niugates 33 nouncement today Secretary of War) column record of art . rt ias Oe. oT ¢ PSG a! sR ae ) whi h he rem ey! iheredcd as the Py’. = : Is -Certain He Has Cone J ooniered the war cemmey of sbccor through which || "ak CaAe> 0) V eeeneeee RADICAL CHANGE IN Contract’ between the Haughty| Weeks said that Gov. Reilly c mak>} mine! ena ae . © . When the war ended, if was | : nine merican | Howard and the Foolish Fanehvun| ing the trip entirely upon his OW'li's erica and Europe oi, t een EE NBT ) dos hundreds of voung Atmericans . ‘ save ton tate pe. vinced America Tha dect@ed that the names of aa risked and gave their liyes for TALK OF PRISONERS HIS VIEWS NOTED who upon this day and date ents ir) i initiative. Hé asked for leav Prai.syo we The man about whom i oe 4 ari . men of the field service should , the French wounded : into a partnership in which perfect; or five weeks Asked whether t:0 , 2 - France Is Not Milit stic De perpetuat by the creation oe In a kehieram of reply An - F etaiedlicnees for both parties is declared. | Reily would have anv diffizultyv ten will spend his sev ht . Im nperialisti oS Hke Humber Of scholarships, ¢ grew said: | W : : {. The party of the first part | obtaining an indefmite extension °f/day tomorrow as an inmate wu ats . drew said: ent to Scene of Crime and . part; . tet a Sees Liberty Bell at Inde- ; - s ame ‘ - . sa © avs engin "= endialet> 5 ah no ote 2 ee vee ee - - e a sd MMe Meller rd = ~~ - rao ques aout ray" - ” _- ee « a. a “ > AM a NR GATORS AY ARE Sele oad , ae oF gitar red oe veapngipentes-suiep Commissioner Huvle i« ————$__—_—_—___——— — | Continaed From Page One. i _ rsons, Pine Mountain | “mignt be made a mode! for like as- Porto Rico. expressed satisfaction at| Arts and Sciences. He peg . ? 2 f ‘ “eg ee omen ¢-? | 7 4) 4 . _ ; . * ~ /) ~ > 7 ° ‘al $ we Turkish delegation are di ssatisfie 1! settlement school teacher. surances wherever in the world any legal manner. the news that Gov. Reily is leaving American citizen in 1892, eg: ed) eentatee Prose. Prosgy eae eerily eee ae PO Bsa rate of 5,000,000,000 gold marks Those indicted are John Marcum, common interests are concerned,” The artist lives in New York. Mrs. the island. Had to Close Stadio, _ PHILADELPHIA, Dec.9.—Georges |'©¥ ©” Se ee end wa | ber year for geven years, making a| prohibition agent of Winchester,|,.. Proegei > { Arct as « rn er : © : 4 Had accomplished all three purposes fairly treated in Lausanne, he re-| 141, oF the customary official ob- for the murder shortly after the | @ePicting the | resident, first as hav-| pray «city Beautiful” to Rise From) D2Vila has said nothing on this) maps Ga ge football, was elected capta % : . al j ° . . ; cr WTtte om : ’ is ae ' 7° ’ | —- . b be hie q : . = , Lo y rs for which he forsook his cottage bj yon : kk ; h.” servers was present. America’s po-|crime and acquitted. He fled from he utterly al ni yi we salar so st Asie-—Damage Put at Between ee ae * ys Cie | One reason, Gelert smi nals tog C1928 St. uis University “% . “That makes me laugh. iti ’ * ; CR : es ) tion association of nations scneme, ithe helief that he has he liz perce | ne i hn rrance. . Sition regarding the allied debts was Harlan several days ago afier seeing - $10.006.000 and $12,000,000. ; ‘eo | oO Ss > Post-Die. ting of the members « ne sea, in F 7 European delegates who attended my ‘ or " and having veered so far around in} x, -naer enme crort of “gentleman's a correspondent of the Nt RMSSTING discussed at some length by the Pre- some of the convieis enter the the Associated Press t today Pret a . b / Of two of them he evinced no . ‘+ v A BOF tn . ag PueT | a HE, | Hig ne a +. ip ; a ef a5 5 dt 4 % BM + wile! , , -{as recale at is- ied at ‘conve yn and fearful o i ante aha , ere f spread conviction that France in . re s zne pea “9 2 ment over the presence here of the|ties were concerted because numer- n j they — 1 ane snes which yesterday wiped out the heart woudered’ nae! «ee 4 the 1922 team, succeeds Qu rr ef ee | American Ambessadore. Houghton |ous investigations led tipwhere.|° , POMCCS conseauene. | of this century-old citys But neither hibited in ° v cities in Amaiea Pssler as captain. not immediately, perhaps, but ulti-|™en today was the position of for- , nn 4 nee ove 1402) Roe se Pg ST ’ their utmost pressure on him to steer! oak ' | He Is Taken From Jail at Merrillten! : no omanw Cittes i Altes -~ Coach O’Rourke made mately. a eign property holders and two young a m gyre ene United mates ne aR ye sion : ss aaa Pets “2 elear of any such dangerous ground the rain nor the gloomy aspect | After Wounding Officer Trying and Euvrone, and bring me ‘on Pera dition. 1t aloo was te He réquoted a paragraph from|ePuties who recently arrived from - ee ee. §=Ampaseador | Frgnktort serormatory e ‘ee nh? lin hie message and of how, forced | quenched-the spirit oF Alene se aeae- to Arrest Him. /ala and all sorts of enition Tis nn eleven ie snenee Bi id ‘ ai ; Angora adopted an attitude which etcher departed tonight for Brus- of the murder, had heard conversa- to give in Ne contented himself wih ing citizens. who vigorously attackod | ry the Agseociated Press. | wat nobody wonld even ask Dp Se d th tenes sn wé resident Har ng’s annual message mea ¢ int ~ -) sels, but Houghton and Senator Mec-' tions. however, w hich the officers, . " a ee hurried toward the job of rehabilitation. | MORRILLTON. Ark.. Dee. 9. |T have so manv that T am a ae , Slumn an ea to Congress yesterday as an indica- | 5©©™ Oo augur intransigence when |+, ae ee : ., his meager suggestion buried lowal Be | work with the authorities the vital question of foreign powers | Cormick are rémaining it was caid Investigating t! he case sirove tr valn ‘ 2 ae ee j i aa. The vision of a “city beautiful,” I . h h h t 4 tn know how to clear them. & flon that the third point—bringing ' ” lin well infor > itial ae a lean | me end Of the accress. gn sess Smith, a negro who shot anc " S ing up a team. is to lr considered later No ad- in W in ormed British quariers to. Io uncover. lie was a the prison : | } Pr oO - to re place the one gone up in smoke “-annot keen them here: the “America back to the side of France va ce was de t tl sei i A th night that Great Britain wanted to! when Jerry Reed was sent back ee d was before the men who gathered probably fatally wounded Deputy niace for them.” he added, glancneme patters. were’ awardee ’ ras é sess . At , : ee SEIT SC hated. “— Sanatoria! sower it is or- | Was Delt © / ‘ - a ' ¢ Rs . ; Ee and England—also was } pang ac- ~ sheabg, a ma = invite the United States to the meet. from the camp and declared he nabs ye tye ee iar oS ee a t I ‘econs “ti To avo |Sheriff Gran Farish when he at-|_ d the tinv om in the Ty > Louis University foothell § complished. meeting of the subcommitteemen on. ia hee B\ Phincare thi : . ' ; ‘ vashiaiel stood, succeeded in diverting the|to plan the reconstruction. To avoid tempted to arrest the negro this ops ne - th fe se = . play during the 1922 footb: . the Ottoman debt the rks id | ' “m. FOICAare Oppose is, saw heed sell the pocketboow Car- | we eran fc intended ¢ the springing up of a ‘“‘shack town,” : beach “a rome whic e shares oe The-paragraph was the President's) ae hey anti ns —_e Sates to links the Glecuesions tc| ried by Mien Parsone t | keethee fen ONGC COURS, Seat: a plist p ~vi ,.j evening, was taken from jail ard| 14 an Pa. Thirteen freshmen receive comment on the four-Power pact Sg te wane ‘ pone the four allied P we , 7 io sae me biehiod ty 7. pointing out to him that the Sen-| *hey made provision for me os lynched here tonight may _merals emblematic of year which, the executive said, had| Pllity for the entire Turkish debt “signet leaaeiegeiae convict. Bramley finally sueceeded ate would never agree to any more| ton of temporary structures outside Right Arm Paralyzed, A letter was also vot brought ‘a’ new confidence aa che ON contracted e during the Great Wer. 4 Allied observers are still wonder- in getting it. Meanwhile is H. C. 'proected alliances or permit him|the burned area under permits is- . a Three vears ago Gelert’s ri t. geen Manager John Murph thified peace” and which he suggest-. and insisted that it should be divid- , ng af America will make her views, W dacaaintes of Cincinnatl, : Oe et ee eet ani tioge international pow- sued by authority of a committes CONTINUED FLOOD AID SOUGHT was attacked by creeping rm ’“Thdése who received lett vd “might be made a model for like|©®4 Pro rata between Mesopotamia, | known during the conference. Thdé, was tried for the murder. wows. no matter what the contem-| Which took charge of the situation. - It is now almost entirely hel *Yollows: Betz, Geraghty, asSuratces, wherever in the world ea rag yl parts of +8 gee mitre eed ray the American view; The ee” cessing! ages tes i pea plated subject. until something tan- | - Delegation From Missouri to Appear| He struggled to work in e. tel "McCarthy, ; ulgaria and Jugo-Slavia which for- ; coincides with theirs and is opposed ‘tention yecause e veterinarian + : ¢ ' , ane | " otal & , ’ ’ r s gib has come out of the arms con Before Hou Committee. i ‘ ’ JT y a. ee re ee merly belonged to Turkey. to all forms of military pressure and had traveled over the road taken by f vale rie MUSIC FROM COAL BUNKER Special to the Pest-Digateh i a 50 an ‘Slicer ny ran nection unecheanil ‘ fi Vv Ss «{ } ; ; , . fy i} +1] ? " ; . at * ~ * * ’ S . oa 3 n, ’ * £1 told your chief,” Clemenceau | Deadlock on Question. be stag oak ans . aol Said in ores bssanent arc hee a ea Some of the bitter-end faction in TRACED T0 A STOWAWAY WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—A dele-| !ast January in All Souls’ Unita ' McKenzie Quigley, j By - c bE assador Pir Nii ai sc : j *s me { , : : , ly eontinued, “that, when he had pon-| The allies have announced that | paryey cat end ee aan ue the vt kn ‘ pemgeeil yeas oo the Senate are reported to have gation representing levee districts of| ( hurch, wes ‘executed entirely} ~ Klausner, Schaeffering, Qu : 2% . . . 5 7 “ sS¢ . : } Hille a y (i, yuli } ac i Lif 2 . ne a . arn . ~ 4 . Hered on what I had said to him, I| they cannot accept this view, and a officials now in London. Ambass Her body with the skull crushed by threatened reprisals in the form of Piccolo Player's Devotion to Playing Southeast Missouri is in Washington his left hand, 3 jer, Grennan, Manager Mu Welieve his feeling would find its way | deadlock exists on the question. dow Houghton “ea ‘a ee +} gel a Ba, Re: k , ade f os 3 ” open hostility to all of the admin- | Frightens stokers Until They i. ~ ¢ ti eG Gelert has a wife, two sone The Freshmen who rec : . : 7 H is ne VICK "Aas ‘ é . Aa : . anAt SK *¢ ’ - ue - foward us. And I believe it has, but; Premier Stamboulisky of Bulgaria il ae T ettor a} Apacer ae ‘ us @ beh 7 of picke ts zi pe ot " istration’s program if Mr. Harding Cause Search and Disclosure. ask | “ap continuation of Gevern-| , daughter. living in East € ’ merals are: Ramacciottl tT don't Khow what the opens | Gectared today he would not present | the visit of pete lwaaa nuns ee nes a — ong bie . oe a" sought to put over any policy of| By the Associated Press ment aid in flood control work on|N. J. He declined to say why he ' agile, Tegethoff, O'Toole, will maké of it.” to the conference his céuntry’s de- | ‘Senator MeCormik: “k “ty a nang ey cn — en oe - ances plunging into the European whirl-| HOBOKEN, N. J., Dec. 9. — Ajthe Mississippi. The $45,000,000 ap-| not with them. and tity ¢ _ MeTernan, Starck, DeNo! “Peace Message” Again. mand for the right to continue com- 'cidence and that he 7 “ . { ee naw Srepa in — of the Gamaging pool at this late date with a four-| weird piping ~ctoming from a coal} Ppropriation under which this work} be found. Manish friends. | ahs _ Kinder, Tibi, Nienan, Rot It was again his “peace message” puisory military service in view of |i;.06 or eee | coat ee x nstuc-/| testimony of Reed, one of the ne-| py wer pact life saver. bunker on the trans-Atlantic liner| has been carried on fof last seven! cently learned of Gelert’s con@MMRE =the Billiken authorities that Clemenceau delivered to the the fact that revision of the , treaty | pe ence plans Fespecting the con-|groes now charged with the crime.) 1. was informed bluntly that | America, shocked Otto Schmidt, a|or eight years will be exhausted next! wil! visit him tomorrow a Ye completed the 1923 sched representative audience that faced|of Neuilly is not being considered | Robinson then was tried and aC- the Senate. which was none too cor-; coal passer, to death, so his fellow| year. The need for new funds, it is| membrances. ee be ' Blue and White schoo! an him in the gayly decked Academy of here. He added, however, that the Brief Communique. ‘quitted. Funds were raised FO) aial to the arms conference grist as} stokers insisted, when the liner ar-| pointed out, has been intensified by + Mm announce any dates with | Music. “But it was a plea for a peace | Bulgarian Minister in Paris was con-| The second session of the.confer- | C@try on the Investigation it was, subsequently, developed con-| rived from Bremen today. The|the damage by the recent flood. ILLINOIS ANTISALOON : _tion of the © Thanksgiv based on France's ideals, and these | stantly pressing the matter before |) ence adjourned at 6:40 p. m. A, Began Own Investigation. siderable resentment over the failure | ship's doctor, however, said it was Arrangements have been made for pest | Against Notre Dame. Bi ‘deals, he declared, Franae would de- the allied militagy and naval officials brief communique was issued, stat- When Bramlev was freed from of France, in particular, to ratify | heart disease. the delegation to appear Monday be- T0 MOVE ITS 4 TUL | the athletic officers of the fend to the last drop of her blood, whose work is connected with the |ing that the decision of reparations prison he at once set out to gather the naval treaty and it would be per- In any event, the stokers were full | fore the Flood Sontrol Committee of a - made the significant remar even if she had to defend them alone. | enforcement of the Versailles and re-|and allied debts had been begun? evidence in the case. Acting upon sonal folly, {f not party suicide, to| of the story of haunted ship. They!the House. Its members are L. T. “We o fam «St. Louis University will « “AL the five formal- addresses he lated treaties. It is admitted by journalistic ob- information he had gained from a/try now to plaster that same sort of |said the “tweet, tweet” kept coming Berthe, Hugh McPheeters and R. A. Change From Mt. Verne am wipe out the defeats incur had made before were blended in| M. Stamboulisky says Bulgaria's servers that Premier Bonar Law’s| conversation overheard he fellowed thing on the rest of the world. from the bunkers and they all got| Barry, from Levee District No. 1.| 5© Touis—Harding Answers 8 Billikens durimg 1922 by ine tast-of the series. Now he was; position is such that he must have | policy of secrecy may be successful | th¢ trail from Dillon past the site. While the old guard bitter-enders|so frightened they appealed to the| with headquarters at Charleston, of lax — se » Over the conquerors in the fiery “Tiger,” flashing defiance compulsory service. He expects If he keeps the visitors away of the former convict camp to the/|thus succeeded in heading him off, ‘captain for action. He investigated|and Julius Misfeldt and Albin An- Spamy upd om ee Dee: pas campaign. This indicates against France’s enemies; now, the that the country is almost exclu- | throughout ths day and invites them | small achoolhouse | they did not keep him from that /and as a result a stowaway who has/derson, of the Sentt County District MT. VERNON, " eaten and kicked by the conductor. | dent has seen your oe pL —m field clear for the proudest military body, the First|and Miss Maude Martin in front of |C@refully every development in the|/and about 10 prisoners at the re-| this nature. the cries of the children could be/| He sued for $40,000. and directs me to rey * Yashington contest. This City “Troop, attired in resplendent;her home when they were returning | T¢P®rations situation, administration | formatory who had been in the con- The irreconcilables will nét ‘100K | heard. They were dead when he| The street car company’s defense ply that the Federal Govmil 88 policy of the Blue and @ress uniforms of a pattern ante-|from a theater. Ho said a former|°fficials believing that a definite| vict camp were summoned. Robin-| With more favor upon an alliance! fought his way through the flames |W4S that no conductor had reported | deeply interested In ma . -ormer years, when the dating the American Revolution. It| suitor of the young woman leveled |#sreement among the Allies is of the| son saw them. No trace of him was/| dealing with the Mediterranean situ-|anq carried them out. the occurrence: also that it had been | fective the enforceme | ‘peared against the Piker t was the troop which has had the/a revolver at him, but he knocked | Dighest importance. found tonight when officers started | 2tion than a compact relating to Af- | —— ———— | Sranted permission by the State Pub-/| hibition laws. “a honor of escorting every President|the weapon in the air as a shot was| At the same time officials feel that | searching. Reed ts safe in Frank-{Tic@- Fhe four-Power pact slipped P te tab th t lic Service Commission to designate “Sincerely yours, _- MUNICIPAL BODY V who Ras visited Philadelphia since|fred. Karides was felled by a blow | since the United States has no direct fort. but Marcum has not been ar-| through the Senate because of the | tOrma 7 wae a - prs entrance and exit doors for passen- “Geo. B. Christian the days. of George Washington. on the head, inflicted with the :o-| {interest in the reparations payments, Tested. so far as is known here. arguments that it protected the Ha-|/0f & pact to restore peace in the | gers. “Secretary to the 55S /Amother crowd swirled about his! volver. the problem is peculiarly one for The murder of Miss Parsons was, Wailanmd’ Islands, the Philippines, Mediterranean. _ : : automobile as he emerged from the ‘ ‘solution by the allied Powers. called one of the most atrocious in| Guam; Yap ahd the commerce lanes) The more radical of the irrecon- | = ' e supgeenhie See eet PO DAS Bnished his | the history of the | State, She~ér-/49 the: Fer East. . But ie enous waren Gna iaee aanes Natane | - boxing in St. Louis has wor : h, and it was with difficulty | ees ‘rived at Dillon at 11 o'clock the! culiar conditions and the undoubted | W ‘ >| + | “direct advan Baws that Police were able to restrain en- Se lcnee arte by nate Frid bows! nen ody t op BB | morning of Sept. 7. 1920° and at the | tf: terests of this country, the four- | unchanged and without reservations, , —_ ba h been svn. ong Bons Pomer thusiasts who wanted to get a close-| g+ yPouts art League at Bevo Mill,|tial cut in her reparations demands | %t°'¢ of H. H. Lewis had a conversa- Power agreement would have been| would be vastly preferable to a se- ‘- rest has beer displaye up view of the distinguished visifor. Thursday, following a dinner to the provided Gress ‘Sedish te resco tion with Dr. Winnes who offered | easily rejected. ries of compacts adjusted to mect er boxers. +The “Tiger” drove immediately to! Roara of Governors of the League.| France's war debt. It was pointed| ‘° hire a mule for her on which to| Bitter-end Senators asserted today | Situations in every section of the ith-a view to selecting oe bo nes Wig: private railroad car, on which on make the six-mile tri hi or he President should have heed-| World. They contend that the four- pA nt this city in the } : ‘ t that the United States could not " -mile trip over the) that the President shou ave hee 3 wt he feft at 3:28 p. m. for Chicago, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH consistently back such a proposal al moutains to the school. She declined | | ed their warning and made not even Power pact, relating to the Pactfic, s tl Scaniaiies kitcoee "a where Monday he will some Spe" Pies jlong as it Is not in position even to NOWever, and started afoot. After his slight reference to what they de- marked the utmost limit to which a wit hola its second me elal message to the nation's armers | ounded by oo ta tht PULITZER, ‘reduce the debts which the allied walking along the railroad track for scribe as further entanglements. : the United States should go. ’ Ags a Physician,’ Oculist and Op vou ; on the night of at a farmers’ convention. Published Dally by The Piller Paniing| Pemee ewe th. Ti three quarters of a mile she took up| They that Cl imo} aereney See Seen eaeee MH ne vn, Doseibly m ) f : ey argue a emenceau {m . os ¥ ore Talks With Baruch. ~ Co, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. | proposal i Pn eane aead ae ae | the Dillon trail, passing in a few! mediately grasped the great signifi-| Clemenceau that he will bring the Ne many thousands during 25 years’ practice in 1% Tell be brought here from | Among M. Clemenceau's guests at| (Member Audit Burea of Cireulatione ) minutes a convict camp in charge of | cance of President Harding’s refer- | Suggestion of President Harding to and 9 . to furnish added attrac Wrebeon:on the car was Bernard er Ned debts must omit the United Mavetin:' Aventis enka tee th ares : A The|the officials of his Government. 11 are prescribed only when needed = yo *yY™mond Hahn, the I: M. Baruch, who was one of Presi- MEMBER OF THF ASAOCIATEC PRESS, | States, since under the terms of the | camp she was killed. ce 7. a all os Seana d f- his concluding address |} h tured ander my personal fi foo eht. who won 1@ Associated Presse | ‘wel refunding act the Harding Adminis-| “*™? ene was © utterance had all the force and ef- — sere @ re- |. 7 Das” _ here in ¢t oent aaatore Eee Suite. Chasen. ytled othe eee For repub ication of ar nano tration can do nothing further than. Veterinarian Was Arrested. | fect of a formal recommendation to;gsarded it as an “overture.” This | the entive eurvine. Any banatecthene ccamgyns required Be 2. ~~: Will retura See aa ore an Ba . h rt aacd econom. | redited in this paper and aise oiherwise | arrange for payment within a period) Dr. Winnes, who had taken a cir- | Congress, they point out. and Clem-|may have the effect of expediting | year are made FREE OF CHARGE. ae Hie Woods of the St. I gh a , that Baruch Watton 42 apostate a reese of repub-| of 25 yeraa. cultous route because he lost the enceau at once realized that France| approval of the four-Power and . @ Kaiser, 112 pounds, “a whe r cer Pre "Y P ouie | Feserved. ee a Sean Riser way, was arrested the following day | would be the equal beneficiary of} Maval treaties, with the expectation INVISIBLE BI-FOCALS are moderately priced and are both ¢ , tage ohnny Mulholland, In fave’ the former French . . in Frankfort a short time after the! any agreement intended to stabilize | that new negotiations will be opened. and satisfying. tight, will be pitted - | SUBSCRIPTION TH ; | , ; they i 0. a cs Coden ee eh ts : BOTH. os ee “Talk About Injustice All Nonsense,” | body had been found. Reed and | | conditions in the Near East and that It {9 realized that France would ditteash nate ~ iy ee ee eee — En riee f oe mel ‘In mgr nd tomor.| Lally and Sunday. one year $7 no BY the Associated Press Robinson were placed in jail as ma-,& treaty relating to the Mediter-| not desire partnership with Cer- YOU SEE BETTER——THEY LOOK BETTER——YOU FEEL PE” , Redews vem aie Clemenceau plans to spe . Daily without OS nl b 99 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dee. 9,--| terial witnesses. Reed and Robinson. | ranean would be as valuable to!many, but the inclusion of that COME IN AND LET US DEMONSTRATE. 5 unicipaj Comte pam Bullding s#0 Pa. »~ on the ss ne r row resting m cre te » 1 yo ae by mantel order, eegeett "It's all nonsense to talk about an | who was later acquitted ofa murder Prance a the amare y VORGO-AmnOrs aay ‘: er oe: ae ed crest of the picturesque Allegheny |. oicy order or mt Louie eachang ‘ he b h ; | G. MORITZ, M. THE SCULID Mountains, resuming his journey in| “Injustice having been done Written | oTe™ testified against the veterin-| {ican alllance negotiated and brought any pact for the guaranteeing ri, Cl : Soten t to Play lay Hi the evening in time to reach Chicago Deered by sity, serrier OF O'N-OL-tOWN! Aten White,” declared Gov. Allen ama! Re home by former President Wilson. peace in Europe. Hence, a five- , . 12, 1921. Dr. Winnes was; Fear Clemenceau Misunderstood. Power agreement as applie) to Eu- | Just lay mornng. He will speak at) Dally only, O0e « a ste be a copy./of Kanaan here tonight, when in-| inaicted by the Ifarlan County Seal Senators who hold these views! rope ts the only one suse sted. but 609 N. BROADWAY Cs na 4 will start for New York| ° Entered os gocon July 7, formed of White's atatement foll SE stot a _ 4 7 ow- | jury. He was freed the Iatter part|fear Clemenceau will go home with jany treaty to preserve peace in Bu- | . : CP OBR er TE er rt — a a" ott a cigs eo nbagvian- anb _— oe . ~ ~ LOE ER OREO EE PO DR ee LR ee r * _ ote ME sp preg gat eS +9 ES, REVS ST rare, Ser — ~ fy - IN fe ; oe TE OPN ehetoue & RT a ts ap. Mette eae See peers ee ee ee wk HR Picture Auction at Bevo Mill. Keen interest was shown in off- POP iT, wands Ph ia A hg we lel Ae lay Pek Sa tcp thle 6 PO ett BS mw ip OTP ERIED MOORS ee a aod Ab Redcat Ml tenn oe ace Ai ables Alla ei OOOO all ie s tela iar til wibns gi Ville Ue ages AAO 0 ee Ee ” : My book on the eye, efposing the eye clinic graft. cader the act of March 3. = “+ [ing diaminanal of the case against valuable eye information, FREE. Ask for one. Tr oa at 6:39 DB m, Tussday, Beil, Olive 6600. Minloch, Centre! 6000, him at Emporia, evidence, au dee @ ministration will sooner or iater ‘debate in the Senate, a (m / F ‘ ay, arrivi 9% , at the Postot ice oat at 6.80 p. m. the same day ng, of the month because of lack of|some degree of faith that the ad-\rope will bring on virtuaily endl::s Me : - as pe. x 7 “3 aaceiset —— ab ’ 5 7 ; Mi 2 a

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> Up-to-the Minute . News and Views scuLPTOR HOME FOR Ag § Gelert Without Funds entieth Birthday—Too Works ‘for Love.” ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1992 _——_— | cepconstinnenstiionees Wire From au of the Post-Dispateh FORK, Dec. 9—-Geie, | Sophus Sculptor. : Denmark. the New —/ Dec ~~ i ee ee a a en Oe . re ON a it i i da aa ON Nell lt all lll am df ral ll fm fm a fm i fa al ‘Will Meet 1 in Title Match Here Thursday Oe Pe” —_ _—- am entry in cmt on 7 “Who's Who” Osely packed half ” of artistic achieve. e re; Of?) both jn and ky n about mm a Ruction With Landis ~ Passes as Result of.” Meeting Place Swite itch bd “sta mi American League Owners Will Attend Gather- ing Called by Commissioner for Next Thursday at New York. + |; bias Heavyweight Wassslere Who PPPS PLO OL lL gel Pep ee ew Suit . . . cor ti i i i i a a ae on ee ll ee i ee ee a. POLLS” aera tion, rOypry, Whom it Was wri:. Seventieth birth. Pst Wend jiis row ome as an inmate of the the Aged. ? for in ae og a ing ar didibites suce essfully m MM iCK Who Will Play His —— seieaaliagere Last Year of Collegiate | important Commissions tg last 25 years, among ~ Football i in 1923, Is Hon- te of Denmark, e | red at Banauet. 2 ATHLETES ARE By Leased Wire From New York Bureau of Post-Dispatch. stoms house in New Yo i pereh r arket Statue, in Ch; a AWARDED LETTERS a — we oe Oe »~,. am vsam Love, satin to come to this ety for tl “ is ee : a og , “ae Zz & , BS a 3 3 a ae | se ge R ; - os _ American League, satisfied to come to this eity for th ) Note Dame Game Is Only | | . Ps of Hans Christian An. of Beethoven in Lincoln ' meeting of the junior league, the promised war between a fh. 3 | and Kenesaw Mountain Landis, commissioner of baseball, has One Officially Announced _ =—Dallas Would Meet é a ine a has exe- see Wits se a a P ‘ ¥ ‘ 1 Statue ee a Fre saat - . 2 ae = . | POET he RGR em ale mm he, , : .. - " ee — : » Pipes i od ele fs 4 i n , Os" P Safa * sag r 4 y Prod ta LENO SR in REEL re ea * ge Pee dave NG “ rig ae ra nil RO De bhvee.» drt inet . “ 4 pean va = ene adie tigen citizen in 1892 i to Close Studio. orandum of his birthday, bne of his compatriots who is genius. led to a search Oe re ae , and @ Series of Statues nt Roman Civilization. the Brooklyn Institute of _ passed. Johnson originally called the A. L. meeting for Chieaga, Dee. 13, a day before the joint gathering called by Judge. Dvantdis. Then Johnson of | the world’s champions “set” for 4he Sciences. He became an had a change He decided that the A. lL. | ©@™paign of 1923. at pwr 2 8S ine ~ SE ee ewe pena, - Tae dAe | AoA uress today, and the discov - b old sculptor, poor, feeble i Y paralyzed. after a long fight to keep his inde- had been obliged to close © and enter the ason, Gelert smilingly told bondent of the Poat-DNig- y. was that he created too 8 works “for love.” pose [ have done 209 which Deht me a-cent.” he said which broveht me much pm critics T was opliged ta reryv littie T have often how a worl could he ex- n manv cities {in America ne. and bring me gold med- H sorts of recognition and ¥ would even ask its price. manr that’ T am ‘at a lose how to clear them ont T en them there ic no them.” be added. giancine tinv roam in the Daniteh ich he shares with another here: cht Arm Paralyzed. wears ago Gelert’s right arm ked by creeping -paralysis. almost entirely helpless gled to work in spite of it piece, a memoria! tablet ¥. Thomas Slicer. unveiled rv in All Souls Unitarian ree exccuted entirely with and, i has a2 wife. er. living in declined to sav them. and thy two sons are East Oranege* why he could no Manish friends. who re- = rned of Gelert'’s condition him tomorrow with = re ces. ANTISALOON LEAGUE OVE ITS HEADQUARTERS m Mt. Vernon to Fa* Harding Answers Charer Lax Enforcement. be Post-Dispatch ERNON, Ili., ers of the Tilinois Anti- gue, here since March 1. ll be moved to Fast St. n. 1. Leo Howard, in charge bal office, has been notified. ton enforcement headquar: East St. Louis. @ recently wrote to Presi- jing, protesting against al- enforcement of the prohi- "s. and the appointment of ent agents with a view ‘© services, instead of “men artes are in the work.” The was received in reply, um of Dec. 4: hite House, Mmington, D. C. r Mr. Howard: The Presi- seen your letter of Dec. 1, tts me to say to you tn rey the Federal Government is terested in making more ef e enforcemert of the pre aws. Sincerely vours, “Geo. B. Christian Jr. ‘ tretary to the President. pee optics, a a one) Leo Quirk, the roly-poly Danish Pimerals emblematic of yearliaz Thornt rnton, ‘Schwartz, Dolan, Avis, po ‘Yotan, Roche, McConachie, O’Leary, x iaper 4 meérals are: Ramacciotti, » McTernan, Starck, DeNoya, 4 | Kinder, Tibi, Nienan, Rousseau. | The Billiken authorities have not. F tompleted the 1923 schedule of the Dec. 9.—-The sting the coming year. and are beth togent they climinate si § 2———YOU FEEL BETTES INSTRATE. THE OCULIST- OPTICIAN Just North of) ‘Washingten tackle, has one more year of collegiate ’ tootball, was elected captain of the 1923 St. Louis University eleven, at ameeting of the members of the Bil- ‘Yiken eleven at a banquet tendered the team last night by the Missouri “Council of the Knights of Columbus and the Student Conclave of the uni- | --yersity. | » Quirk, who was one of the stars of the 1922 team, succeeds Quarterback } _ Egsler as captain. ~ Coach O’Rourke made a talk on| " tradition. “work with the authorities in build- bg up a team. were awarded to o* a a St. Mouis University peetaeli players’ for a Pay during the 1922 football season. freshmen seocivad the nu- serv- “We. A letter was also voted to Stu- gent Manager John Murphy. . eThdse Who received letters are as | : Betz, Geraghty, McCarthy, Kelly, Hal- McKenzie, Quigley. Hannegan, , Schaeffering, Quinn, Egg- der. eres ang Manager Murphy. The Freshmen who received nu- | McMon- | Russell, | agile, Tegethoff, O'Toole, Riley, Blue and White school and did not - announce any dates with the excep- tion of the _Sgainst Notre Dame. Thanksgiving athletic officers of the Billikens made the significant remark that the Bt. Louis University will attempt to. 4 out the defeats incurred by the Sulikens during 1922 by victories over the conquerors in the 1923 m. This indicates that the. -eeeeens will attempt to book Mis- 3 ‘and Grinnell. movement on Beg school to bring the : Aggies back to St. Louls pocding The team went to a a strong -@raw Thanksgiving and there | ler, a tackle; . It also was brought out | | that no eleven is stronger than its | g@umni and the alumni was urged to_ Kalkman, | Qtairk, | card | But one of) team tion. > 4 ED "STRANGLER” i i i i i i i i i a ee ee ee a ee a ee a a a a a Eleven Nebraska Men Placed o on i i All-Star Valley Football Teams ie i i POO I i a i i i i POL ad dak ae Cornhuskers Gain Four Pjaces on First Squad and Seven on Sec- ond—wWashington Fails to Earn Position on Either Team, , | hough Thumser Gets Honorable Mention. The seleetion of an All-Star football team of the Missouri Valley Conference by the coaches of the nine institutions repre- sented, divides the honor of positions on the first team among play- ers from Nebraska, Drake, Missouri, Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma. Iowa State, Grinnell, Washington failed to place on the first eleven.’ although players from these ¢oWeces ranked on the second and received honorable men- The Nebraska Cornhuskers, querors of Notre Dame and gener- Kansas and | ) First con- | PP PAPAL LPPLAA PAS i i a a i a ae ee , ALL-STAR TEAMS NAMED | (BY VALLEY ELEVENS | ll ee a a ‘ Second 4 Team. Poistion. ally acknowledged champions of the ‘ valley on the strength of five Con- >? ference victories and no defeats, are honored by four places on the myth-}? Sheerer, an end; Wel- Peterson, center, and ical eleven. & probability that the Aggies | |Hartley, fullback. are the selections Mi-be invited for a November game | ‘were sent to the hine coaches in the > and | conference. year. att ts likely that the Blue Requests to name an all-star team Coach Dawson of Ne- § will journey to foreign parts | braska declined to pick an eleven; Teast one game. Dallas Uni- ity has inwited the Billiken team | ‘tb show in the Texas City sometime} offer will.be accepted or some. date arranged has not been | tely settled. It is likely that | kens will book the out-of- Wn date for Nov. 17, leaving the m@l Geld clear for the Missouri- | on contest. This has heen | Policy of the Blue and White in| Whether | Nebraska or Coach Bachman of Kansas Aggies could not be reached and Coach Ri- ‘der of Washington, not having seen Eansas in action this year, did not include those two teams ‘in his consideration of an all-star squad. Therefore the selection of Hart- ley and Weller of Nebraska was vir- ‘tually unanimous, each getting six votes possible, with only six coaches considering Nebraska. Hahn and years, when the Tigers ap- | Bunker received six votes out of a @gainst the Piker team. CIPAL BODY WILL AMATEUR BOXING | — . > “ ; ’ AT ARMORY DEC. 27, | ‘auppression of professional | in St. Louis has worked to = f@dvantage of the amateurs. ween Many years since such Pi s, has been displayed in the ‘boxers. ha view to selecting a team to this city in the National A. ha@ment at Boston in April, Athletic Association its second meet at the night of Dec. 27. possibly more amateurs ® brought here from Indianapo- 4 furnish added attractions. Hahn, the Indianapolis i at, who won from Joe! Here in the last Municipal | win return for a match with Woods of the St. Louis A. C. Tr, 112 pounds, a brother why Mulholland, Indianapolis, | fat, will be pitted against a AT Th. -#f ' Municipa} ‘ae “hold te, , on "SF ee SLi eeis for the event_may be made | owe Abeken, room 330 Courts ene. Leper to Pay Hake SBeAPOLIS, Minn... Dec. #.— ii Indians have been added which has a the | | less than seven positions. | the Cornhuskers 4 total of 11 places on the two teams, and clearly indi- | peg ‘cates the wealth of material at Coach | Henson, Ray Steiger. football schedule of the of Minnesota, Athletic Di- + W. Luehring announced ; / possible seven. Drake University of Des Motnes, legitimate claim to share the Conference title with Ne- braska, based on four victories and no reverses, is awarded three places. Denton, guard; Orebaugh, quarter- | back, and Boelter, halfback, are the ‘three members of the Bulldogs se- lected. ers elected are Bunker, guard, and Lincoln, halfback. ma’s captain and star end, was awarded the other wing position. Perhaps the relative strength of | ‘the various elevens in the Confer- | ence is better reflected by the selec- tions for the second all-star team. On this eleven. which, on the grid- iron would probably prove as strong | no | This gives | as the first. Nebraska is given , Dawson's disposal. The other four positions are di- | vided among Ames, Oklahoma, Kan- | Norelius | | the of Grinnell, chosen as center on the | | gymnasium, sas Aggies and Grinnell. second eleven, was the choice of sev- | eral coaches for center of the first team, but Nebraska's candidate, Pe- terson, received one. more vote and consequently is given the preference. “Baldy” Thumser of Washington received honorable mention in the ( 1 § Lincoln. . ) ( ) Marsh, Oklaho-. | former | champion, Kansas Aggies Peterson. ° Nebraska Grinnell » Nebraska ‘ Edmondson > Oklahoma | Missouri . Scheerer... Nebraska ' Orebaugh.. Drake Boelter..... L. Drake RR. .@. F Nebraska H. Dewitz, | Nebraska Missouri Hartley... Nebraska FF. i i i i i i a a a a as did McAdams, Kansas: Grinnell, amd Stark of the Kansas Aggies. Linemen who re- ceived honorable mention are: Black and Higgens, Kansas; Lingenfelter, Drake; Smith and Lewis, Missour!;: Sebring, Kansas Aggies, and Nichols, Grinnell. i i i ee backfield, Whitehill, LAFAYETTE WILL HOLD AMATEUR BOXING SHOW The Lafayette A. C. will hold an | amateur boxing show at the Maccabee | Hall, The two Missouri University play- | day night. been engaged as official referee and | Harry Ricks, | $11 North Vandeventer, Tommy SBullivan has manager for the club. local amateur is assisting Sullivan. entries close tomorrow. Entries received to date: 112 pounds—Joe Levy, Melton Getz, Jack Lima and Paul Long. 125 pounds—Willie Hibbel, Ker- mit Hart, Ray Abrams, Dave Spitz, Tillie Burns, Sollie Kessler and Wal- ter Roland. 135 pounds—Jimmy Johnson, O'Neil and Hurley Parker. 145 pounds—Russell Kinder, lightweight Pat Roy Handball Meet Postponed. The city champtonship handball tournament National Athletic Dee. 15 nouncement made by M. Cohn. of the entries received include Wray Brown, George Sanford, E. T. Shee- han, J. J. Lydon, Frank Foss, Nig Kessler, Walter Kammann, Mason, Straton and ethera. (| them before the courts, Tues- | ry* | Phe) an official ranking by the St. Louls | District Tennis Association on the | /basis of tournament play during the indoor to be held at Association | has been postponed from | to Jan, 6, according to an- | Soine | |garne at Scott Field last night. Dooley, = : | ~ NS ee, “ : a : s es m os ~ , ‘ _ St. Louis in Texas. : pe oe || Se ene | ae Be me ee : wi ee oe as 3 moguls would gather in the Windy | ee i ee a a i i Siki Now Willing To Meet Carpentier Lo Gey Oar By the Associated Press. PARIS, Dec. 9. a SIKI has accepted challenge for a return match with Georges Carpentier, con- diti upon his reinstatement ‘ by the French Boxing Federa- He says he .is_ willing to fight “for glory only,” thus waiving all the money demands for which he has hitherto held out. In sporting circles, however, it generally conceded that the fight cannot possibly take place until the boxing federation has completed investigation Siki's charges that he had to ''° agree to a “frame-up” in order get Carpentier inta the first time. Offers for the privilege of staging the return bout are com- ing from promoters in all parts of France, but they are not, taken seriously by the newspaper who point out that the risking little at this e time, onal tion. iS its to experts, promoters are offering millions . with everything hanging on the > ; outcome of the Federation's in- ) vestigation. (; them, ,ence of as much as 10 years. ‘ BPP DOD DOA A 0 ee i a ad BATTLING SIKI REFUSES TO APPEAR BEFORE the Agssoctated Press. PARIS, Dec. 9.—Battling S!Ik! fused to appear before the Investi- By reée- “gating Committee appointed by the French Boxing Federation which held its first session today in an at- tempt to clear up the Carpentier- | Siki frameup charges. The Sene- | galese, through his counsel, sent a 'tletter to the committee saying that the federation had al- from him his li- inasmuch as ready taken away 'cense and title of champion wihout ‘giving him a hearing, thus placing necessity of he failed to should ask to hear him him under the see why they now: legal actions which by a tribunal. The committee will would be heard hold tts next | meeting on Tuesday. cuslantinsitllcsiissaiale ANDERSON WINNER OF AUSTRALIAN NET TITLE Ry the Aassoctated Press. FYDNEY, New South Wales, Dea § —J. O. Anderson won the Auvetralian ‘Lawn Tennis champlonsh!p today, de- feating Gerald lL. Patterson In a five-set match fn the finale, 6—0, s—6, 8—6, 6—8, 6—2. Patterson and J. B. Hawkes won the doubles, and. Hawkes and Miss Boyd the mixed doubles. SS To Rank Tennis Players. Loca] tennis players will be given For the past two organization season of 1922. years the ‘local The Ranking Committee has beon, /appointed-and will consist of Davison | Obear, William 8S. Bas- George H. Rice. An chairman: com Jr. and Dr. Scott Field Wins. The Twenty-fourth Service (om- pany of Scott Field, Iil., defeated the Junior Young People’s team of Wa- terloo, Ill., 40 to 22, in a basketball Bar- ley starred for the aviators and Ben- der was the leading point getter for Waterloo. Sergt. K. @. Kaulkner refereed the match. of ¢ the ring * in § lord dropped off hisiife. The Poles’ suing | it might cause prejudice to the | | matches, | bitions. contests number more and in all of that time he has lost | Strang! er in New York, met has | Wagner Electric teams were winners | ranked men, women and boys accord- }in the Industrial League basketball 'ing to their records of play. | day. official ist ‘will be announced before | three field goals and @ foul goal for ‘the Christmas holidays. « ‘seven of his team’s points. ,at | poals. ° five of them in the second half. STANISLAUS ZBYSZKO.. Here Thursday oo ee ee ——— 4, ry Who Wrestles Lewis for the Title, Has Lost Only 3 of 2000 Bouts ‘'Pole, Whose Exact Age Is Unknown, Kecords When He Was a Boy, Because of ‘‘Doctored”’ Was Defeated by Gotch Historic Contest and Twice by Present Champion. From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. self doesn’t know it. Even the Pole him- for the heavyweight wrestler, declares. Herman has * question is agitating local fans. Zoyszko hails from Poland, which at | the time of his birth was a sort of adopted child to either Russia or Germany. Military training was com- pulsory and the Poles to keep from serving in what they looke@ upon as an enemy army would bribe officials to hide birth records or else alter, sometimes making a differ- | Russia | both made a practice | i and Germany, ‘then of inducting boys into service at | the tender/age of 15 or 16 years. If} INVESTIGATING BOARD |. Polish family succeeded in cheat- ‘ing five or six years in the records, | ‘its particular.son might not be called | until he was well of age. Probably About 48 Years Old. According to Herman, that’s what | happened to Zbyszko, but the rub | the fact that neither | comes in 'Zbyszko, nor his parents ktpt a rec- of just how many years they pass- port and birth certificate, which were taken from the supposedly duc- tored records, show him to be 43 years of age, hence might now hg is | really somewhere between 48 and 53. Regardless of the age, those years | have seen a highly colorful carees Manager Herman figures Stanley has engaged in more than 2000 | counting numerous exhi- Real honest to goodness than 1200 only three matches. Ed. Lewis beat him twice and Frank Gotch once. It was from Lewis that he won the heavyweight | perown and it was Lewis, who took | from him. He beat the | him | again in Wichita and lost it. They | wrestled a few months later at! ‘it away match with Old Zib is a’ Frank reached out as) Gotch's mat classic. _ing the late war. durtng a visit to his old home and | him ‘Ole Zib’’ matched with Strangler E. Lewis for ‘the world’s title next Thursday in St. Louis and the age old age ‘though to shake hands; ' grabbed the Pole’s foot, the toe’ hold, fractured the instead he clamped on ankle (and it was all ov Narrow Escape During War. Zbyzsko almost lost his life dur- It caught him he was taken prisoner by the Rus- sians. Several times he was tossed into the ring with Russian strong men and informed that if he lost, his life would be the penalty. Zy- bszko is still here, which is proof of | the result. To call him a marvel is putting it mildly. On his return to this coun- try several years ago, the ligiously. the other day, pounds. he was down to 224 'what the followers are got thrilled by the poli- They | want to know who is going to play | | City, Dec. 12. That would have made it hard for the magnates to reach this city in| for the joint meeting called by ressure So time Commissioner Landis and p was brought to bear on Johnson. yesterday the A. L. head transferred the »meeting to this city. All uf which means that once again har- moOny prevails in baseball circles;.at least as far as the majors are con-/| cerned. Four Meetings This Week. This city next week will have fits fill of baseball meetings. They are. International, Monday: | National, Tuesday and Wednesday: American, Wednesday, and joiat meeting on Thursday. However, the big interest is not in magnates do. Baseball | as follows: tics of the national pastime. | with this or that club. Player | trades that may come are as follows: '- Eddie Collins of thg White Sox |will play with the Yanks’ if Miller | CHICAGO, IIL, Dec. 9.—The secret of Stanislaus Zbyszko’s age | #ussins can get himy “Hug’’ likes! have him on our ball cl is strll a secret and probably always will be. At least that’s what Jack Herman, manager | the idea of Collins as a Yank; but! is only hoping that a deal can be. arranged. Edd Roush ‘won't come to. the | Giants. The famous holdout center | ‘fielder of the Cincinnati Reds prob- | ably will land with the Cubs or Pi-| rates. Mike catcher, Yanks Whether he does or not all depends on whether Huggins makes | a deal that will: send one of the catchers he now has (not Schang) away from the Yanks. McGraw Is After Pitcher. John note Shs will be on hand at the meeting of the National League to see if he can get an Unwary ager to let htm haye-a g pitcher. If he gets even one he ll consider Gonzales, former Giant | may get a job with the. man- | The Cincinnati club has a 10-day option on Rube Benton, the former left-hand star of the Glants, dnd Tom Sheehan, both with thé Se/Pat club. Several Americati,.{Leagile clubs tried te get Benton. after -the cfosed, but wer Johtison, who Apprrently with A. A. season warned off by Ban didn't M&e hig record. what Johnson says doesn't €o Garry Herrmann any more, Charles H. Ebbets of the ber diliire club ‘was accused of trying ‘to *péd- dle” Zach Wheat at Lovisvifle’ be- cause the star outfielder asks. @ big increase in salary. The changes, gre that the Brooklyn captain will la ais with another National League’ a before the springtime. Wilbert Robinson, manager ot fis Brooklyns,#is looking for @ Bete catcher, first baseman, sec man, shortstop ang two opi Outside of that he is O.. matter of players. Miller Huggins on eadian att Getting back to the Yankees, Mi!- ler Huggins arrived in town today. He said: + Rene: terect “Tf like Collins and wand. ike: te . But.1 don't know whether it cam, be. dome. I simply hope. I don't knaw who will be given for him, for b,4dan't know what the other fellows ‘have asked. Kerr, I think, ts out,of,Ahe 'quéstion, for he played a lot, of..be with outlaw players. . 1 weuld, /to get an infielder and’ out& °. qd Jake May, that leftha {pein Vernon, Then ,we: wourey » dd ready.” | At a meeting of. the New. Kork. -Chapter of, the \Baseball,,Writers Association in this city Sones; organization went on ous series of ‘resolutions to she effet that. the .400 batting av cently credited to Ty Cabb.: Detroit club by President B, of the American League ghg ‘Be recognized in officlal regord ppub- i licati ons. shad bat of ete Raon Haskell Indians Defeat Baylor Good Kicking Wins Game at Pole’s | 'weight had increased to 290 pounds. | He mapped out a daily routine of | training which he has stuck to re~ When he met Gobar here) | 21-.to 20. That Gobar match proved | to Chicagoans that His age hasn’t! made any inroads on his strength. Anyway, the Hindu weighs pounds, but Zbyszko actually raised six feet into the air and slammed hirn into the mat. He won ithe fall in less*than three minutes. | The Pole is a highly educated fel- low, Having graduated at law. He started to practice, but found the elusive dollar answered his call more readily when he went after it with brawn, not brain. Lewis adherents say Strangling Ed has the sign on the Pole. The Pole’s backers assert Zbyszko wasn't right, that he was suffering from a mil attack of “flu” when he lost bot of his matches to Lewis. John Contos, the Greek who ifs promoting this match, is known here, but not as a promoter. He was a restaurant employe and appar- ently had never mingled with the |} Kansas City and again the Pole lost.| supposedly affluent promoting class. He, however, has staged matches in Moline and Pittsburg. INTERNATIONAL AND | WAGNER TEAMS WIN The International Shoe Co. and the) 'double-header played at the Cleve- land High School gymnasium yester- Mattson, at right forward, starred for the Internationdl. He scored Weber, also scored three field left forward on the’ shot six field goals, center, Grant, Wagner team, ee Scott Field Eleven Wins. The Scott Field football eleven de- feated McKendree College's football eleven at Lebanon yetserday, 12 to 6 Quarterback oBoth scored both touchdowns. eKendree played an excellent defensive game. »~* | game here today. FORMER DETROIT TIGER HELD IN HOSPITAL By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Dec %.— Claud Rossman, former first base- man of the Detroit American League team today is held tn a hospital here for mental observation. A policeman who took him into custody early today reported finding him in semi-delirofis condition and acting queer. Since leaving Detroit, Rossman has played with the 8t. ‘Louis Americans and the Columbus and Minneapolis American ition teams. Associa- Navy Wins on Court. By the Associated Press. ANNAPOLIS, M4., Dec. %.—Navy defeated St. Francis College of Brook- lyn, N. Y., 49 to 34, in a basketba!! P 260) By the Associated Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 9.— The Haskell Indians defeated the | Baylor Bears here today 21 to 29 in one of the hardest fought games ithis season. The Indians took the lead by scoring in the first three minutes of play and put over another score in the second quarter. The final score came in the last quarter on a 34- yard run by G. Levi. The good kicking by the Indians won the game. Two of the Bears’ scores were made on the overhead game with Bradshaw doing the passing. The other ecore was made in a tackle over play with Williamson carry- ing the ball 20 yards for the touch- down. Bradshaw kicked two of the three goals. J. . Levy made the first toueh- down for the Indians on a line buck and a pass, Levi to Anderson ac- counted for the other score. Nor- ton kicked two of the goals and Levi put over the last which won the game. The lineup: Haskell (21). Baylor (20). .. Fullinchim Position. . Strickland . Tanner Substitutes: Haskell—Garnol for Gurnoe. Baylor—-R. Pittman for B. J. Pittman, Burch for Crosby. Officials: Sproul (Kaneas), referee; Uaty (Texas A. and M.), umpire; Rupert (Wiscon- sin). head Jinesman. Try for poimte after teuchdown-——Haske!l, 3. made by J. Levi (1) and Nortog (2); Pay- ler. Bradshaw. twe af the three attempts. Goulett- Belloni rete Fee : By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 9. _déiitett aa Belloni tonight won the alx-éay_ cycle race at Madison Square oak den. Brocco and Coburn’ thttshed second and the Egg-Eaton “combin \ tion third. . er tie etrrvrer 2 o——_—_- @——_-— ST. LOUIS DISTRICT -NET BODY WILL INCORPORATE The St. Louis District Tennis .As- sociation has applied for mrticles.<f incorporation under the laws of Gti sour!. John B. Mooney, ah @tfortey and member of the FExecut Ve “’0ty- mittee, hag made appricatiot’ to the Circuit Court for a pro for ecrie under the act relative to +. benevolent organizations enihiewer$: ized for financial profit. During the past season the body increased™ its membe 40 clubs, which is a record, : accomplished by the splendid of the country clubs and ‘ofier <r. gamizations. The present offfeers are as follows: A. B. Lynn, Greésif4ent: Davison Obear, first vice presifeut; Wililam 8. Bastom Jr., secend.vice president; Robert Ross, ‘ait and Dr. Géorge Rice, tread SE By the Aenociated alii FORT WORTH, rex. beeB2 - ‘Christian University ef Fort ‘WwW fighting desperately against erful Southern Methodist Unér: Mustangs held the Southw ference contenders to @ seg: here this afternoon. r A punting game was roasthee'ts the Christians, with Cherry, | . Eestes and Ogan on defensive — the locala-~isiauatl® " “ TN te RTE a ae tee : estes Aetna. shh doe tains es ~

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ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER’ 10. = 999. ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH ~The Man Who Puts the Phillies Through Their Paces Usually Ends Up by Getting the Gate Hi Mivanindiods Gale y Eds "Pik Quintet | 'Rex Five Tak i _ a en! BOW Lee Test Thursday Biouin and Smith Start 66-Geata Title Match at Chicago, Bowling T Tou Saturday—K. of C. League Reserves Eight Al- Washi Becket ll Squad to . at A. B. C. Tourney. Ticon Total by winning the first fou e the second half of his ch , match with Chartes — at the Racquet z ihe BITE ge EG ARERR 9 Pa * I in| Sas Psi Lae ba , _ t ee or . ’ n - ae S 7 MS coe - —_ PLS nA ee fet geht TR ee ee ey APR + ur i EP aa eee r ms c ‘ ws S . « ; yb asenat re 3 * tourney, when he averages Pentz, 559: Juergens. \F. J. Wetu, 456; EE B. Me decided to proceed than 260 for nine games.and 54}. Results: Mornarehs 3, Carna- 539: A. Rothwell. 352. raising the fund a matcR against George ne tions @: Webers 2. Festers Specials $55. 967—2641. . plavers and officials ‘ asked t satin wee ae : _ rij}. a Racine stat. against whem he |; Liberty Central 2. Grape Boquwet Palace Alleys—F. J. assist the organization in its effort ys | = | i: salen ieee wall iq rolled 224, 279, 235, 210 and 300 for 1: Century Deltas 2. Mallinckrodt’... pin. 496: BOG The fund wil! be > the Bread ‘ score clte i. an average of 249 3-5. Biouin,. itn de- Ciub I. Deen. STs: W. Schmitz, eg ene feating Lindsey recently, averaged eer $40, $92, $93—2635. Missour _ oo better than 2006 for 6&4 games Fredericks Wins Tourney. Restedie Councit—@. points of team play. Up G. Frederiebs, with a total of 611, Beicher. 478: B. Brin all the practice girders» K. of C. Boviers to Organize. was the winner in the individual Ostermueller. 524: L. been devoted to elementals. Four officials of the Knights of tourney at the Washington alleys last Totais—854, 812, $ Gradual Conditioning Process. Columbus oe Bimesnig inch 2d are 4 _ es — Tavenner oe second. Palace Juniers—aA. eaacthe ing President L. Hoffma anc Sec- ae wi ton: le Jerry Ameling. 593. p Lay 499: F Smith, , retary Tom Carroll. will go to Mil- Snished third. ‘ $23: Il. Martin, 609. aukee Dec. 17 with the idea of : $08. 913—2588. Gribbling, quick rms rming a permanent K. of C. bowl- S&chweigler shooting and generai han ng assoctation This organization \ Finnegan. with a total of 625 for 474: Jack Lacing. 5823: L4 diing of the bai Much tention would have jurisdiction over ail Ma-|an average of 268 1-3. was the indi- (| 492- PF. Spies, 592: Joe Rae ite te euschese at: least one nal and special tournaments. and | vidual star in the Drug and Chemical Totais—731. 859. 84 6. . by the Tildenlike S ii Mdiiet Cex the teueeemeant at league competition. Beg? League round on Stein's alleys. He Laciede Counei nicl champion, and there wi s auetce? 85. The anteemest stipu- | 3 : be a bi rata for the also had = high single game of 237. Hennessy. 443: Keierim, 4785] of Supremes? a. lates that*the purchase is effective — + . & — ee 13-34 : — _ aan were: Buchert 533. 522; Kanne, 482. & oe. | match got under way- oniy’ in” tase the tournament i ae eee eile fh . aia ai rs Sands * ) ri 4 3 VY - os a =. 4 « a “ : v $F. eet tr ee i ee me Pe + ,, poe Aig fee. Ry ET, 7 tub: pets ve ea Ege Aes a: 3 “ — - > ie Seiy of the \\ \\ \\\\ ae tres and men ad nt OR. +> COM IML: . oe PI . : Maer 4 ai a oe. ree rg #89 Ne >. — 5 ~ ‘ X | ANN . crown by a score of 7 g2! ' ‘The decisive way in whi eutplayed. cutgenerale Williams came n ef a shock to the gailler a few over a hund from England was f: * oS om ae Re ¥ 4 ears workouts 1 drilis pal Finnegan Averages 208._ aa : ai court ¢@1 pivots, NAY | \\ } has deen ren y the coac! ‘ tie gradua ~ ecw’ Kae Ban — es Doubles Tourney Tonight. _ a5 r-armen - sment [or = a4 : \akl SF MEME TRS mae ~ . . kK - the Cathetlic tomizht The bowlers will partners. [er 6 _ practiced with + a ens are requested to get in touch with Roland M. Hoerr. 1416 Centra! +» ...° a short or 3 , Lor wel ia Hi be SfOT!G Tai _y | . | | ee” won. National Rank Building. ms ‘nocked Off Bic ety First Pedestal | . jay. but o7 = ted in ‘@ertm mace. , cr Lo of the contests have prover Nearly — of the guarantee x iy gs teams that oe thd Bee pledged br members y aot ill 7 Jetend Hy Town. Ed *T} T themenivec eonderfe Executive Committee of the My oe Bye ths r hie : 1? , : A&sociation and other ten-. same time action for a part ith the CaGete. but Coach Appie- Tm me? _ ,on the ‘otalec defensive ~ & vee 7 »? ¥ probabdiy use him onh he Pikay pecite gene te eit Louis Bowlers W ori $327 in Prizes in Singles in Mid-West lewtrng Satuedar with Illinois. Stars Injured on Gridiron. Kkkeepers 2. City Beoks 1: -. First Nationggs I coring machines. the ioovers. wt! the afinual meeting last Janu- Scullins and oneat ary fhe district obdy voted to apply ae for th® Gay court event. During the Johnnv Kilbane | past-Se@sen a large amount of pre-| : Oa cote » Renta oe Wihieeey werk has been done. The pionship. One by one. the rest of the old timers have been pushex ae Cn ee ines locat-gsgeciation is being greatly as- Mes VOR. hale Yarra : be | . me —F — ' pres the Missouri Valier and’ ‘+ out of the way by younge!l ana more active i'¢é ii¢ , The irs? ne bet , ) Ssenpeentons, very good thing for boxing liliers and nel the feetball “Tae te the district sent five ‘“'* 8° -§ «pare, | MaMeks tb take part in the tourner Rilbane won the featherweicht cham from Attell! , nutes ea Da} — at TatuerEpo tie. «These players were . . 3 So : i a shan Sisto Owe leis - iss jus announced. Tl loca! cians ia i Pe Wray Brown and Kari 1912. takmg the decision at the end of a 2? asaalas bout. mii ° prs Ul mene me Sculling| the Mlisspuri game and 8 stu hob- | le ok 4 $227.15. iki ces, ta hg ae ' . : ould win 2ere is little to choose ng-about on cru ¥ of the Washington Uni- | was g ring fossil himself at that team. President Lynn an ; treasurer. alse made the the championship fot vears by f sion bouts. is the onl other * >. *- - — J basketball stars suf- aati - competed . ?s- Bao . — % iL ciose of ' 221 “set tournament iriuries toward the oe March 22. next. Present p'an in oe ee Geers ef @nin ss ss take 2° teams to the Wiscon ailvance-anie and it ie hoped that at to bow! against of C. qu Bros. 1; Milliken 2. United Drug 1: end Arsenais No. 2 bew!l a furing the m Kilban: Noi I th 0 l F “a | Seuiias Likely Milwaukee New York Quinine 2. Mallinckrodt 1; ang the Boehls. Cun ies ion on his face Jaruary 15. No — will be ne Ow S e n y OSSI express: required at this time a to Bea it and Auroras at 9 o'clock. kind that he exhibéle son ®8F be obliged to guarantee an: H Idi B Ch hi to t oovers foybles tou Bergman Irdividual Star. tion three squads of of the unbeatable variet ne rolled on t@e Washington al C. Bergman was the individual star Sles will roll | q Sows in he ch safhct tham mentioned i the olding a oxing ampions Be me : te on. seni ven “the choice of reserved seats : eat ww T Thumeser. Thum ague with a total of o63. Other Peceipts : ‘Transportation fe = He canre inte the co Tertis*@nthusiasts desiring applica- Eee se ouble - Header a est mu . St. Barbara 1; ae ath on more impressive, Dut Ww McHale 612. Stau@er 362. - mater Wagner 513. Mueller 526. ten fifle nervous. ; Papin 652 Schiute 506. ~ mentioned in the of Swecer “OO nights of America = = the first to make his Mrs. T. M. Hill did some reai Schindler 3532. Ejisenkar? !: Operating 2 Su ‘Ts After testing out oi s. ST0. for an average of 199 Holy Trinity 3. St. Agatha 8. Serbeck 574. Sonam began the Englishma | after the second ‘= ms went to the front wal ment 1: St. Leuis Division leaders. season which will keep michtr ourt for several weeks Zulauf ~* ship fron »reke an anklebone in Zuiaut with Gets 284 Averace. a totaleof 612 for an ths individwar Craftsamen's Scratch Waaington alleys. tetale were: Nieghaes 375 Wachter 573. Harden’ 5357 Hoeger 534 ari Hartnage!l Tower Grove *. Mizpoh Rose Hill 1: Pomegran- . Soutar began serving and he outset of the match he! ice ace, Witliems min a The Englishman 6s ment on his serve. & was outplayed all the * helpless before the rice of the champton. Se the service® of the that he won the second hands. ©n his second he taliled eleven Wililams dreve ft! into the tell-tale --— Sanguinctte Is Sarguinette with « was the individual star In round of the Mississipoi League. Ostermeelier 593. West . ? ne wm « 4566. Guth 558. Kolar &2°. ~ atl gate 1; Mount Moriah & and Maes 512 were others - 50@ figure. Lambuer put over sing’e game of 749. : ss ———_ ees High t= Juntsta:” . - tche« [It will be thea ¢ zy eM six weeks before he . . e — 3 _ th at ay Ain ha Ly ma ey . TT riooTrers eartret?t 1 ‘ 223 eo § ? pointers om how to cen - sha ithe ournament. . f ¥ ave a shade better than Pep- (>t hurt his askie- sia . en >, Bayts” Nemination Ueips. But Attell, when he was good. had is til? 1} b idd} pe i Daler. and Zarche!l >o h rir stages of the Tur- atts — —, ; : ane q Davis. Cc. Drummond the ene virtue of being ab} e to fzh: . 7 12-0 y) cece more +c Sooners and @ Dempster Godlove spemt/and unafraid to fight anyone in or “ort dS eg a Saawepee Gae Wake Sas)! . ted to be adie to ply Wachter. 61; bie time in the East last ’ $..} cin Snenrite ee MSG HwWeiEents wac “iG (ake o ‘aPF superior as to make the Sask all for several weeks 51 $18: Nelson. 613. $5 rs > - ¥Oor.iie ° - a 5 7A - a« . . ti ois Lette ac the out of his *ciass. : His a | lopsided Applegran fs somewhat 1... a9 $859: Meure. 648. $8.5 Kreee Has « 58S Ceunt. N for the 1973 tournament? Sey. | &musement was fighting Battling ne forward line. the Sculling puzzled over the conduct of Maurry rder. $6. 54: Sehuttenberg. 3535 Kraus topped the bowlers f'n the _ Sectional delegates have aise Nelson, and anyone who | | :t ahead of tMeir rivals of to. “ristal. regular center on the team 5¢ haus, 5946. $6.54: C. Tavrenner, Gambrinus League oa the Gambrinus Hess with a total ef 547 in those a was up agai if had the courage risk hi tax There is not the semblance of te kmown to - Pflueger. $5. alleys with a 533 total, ciosely foi- man in the Juniata League ¢ tough game ea! , . * because of asson. 591 - Reed, 583 lowed oy Robert ts S91. Nelson 586 and juniata-Grand alleys. ai8 Results: Ziegenheins 5990 were. Diringer 5398. _ may de km In Brady and Results Nolan Weliston I. ate 3. reliable thar who ‘Dornamite ta st sis mates as EE MARAE I,: A RNR TE to support this city. year Crista! plan to obtain the tournamen ae ees: ahd : n@ Diav of the Heovrer a - $: -o« Werder 584. $5 2 erde! ball oe .s * #8! * PE MRR IP emt 9 aan ee & dig boost when Dwight Tis was nominated as president U.S Lawn Tennis Associa- ‘an interview last night. Pres!- Lynn of the District Associa- "We are greatiy pleased that: Dwight Davis has been romi- nat for the highest henor tn Ameri- ao It will help our chances @ the clay court tourna- =? selection net only recognizes Ouls Bht the Central West. Here- the president of the nationa) Aatiog has deen selected tn city. The Nominating has appreciated the work Missouri Valley Tennis Asso QRd@ tts members as well as hener to a St. Lovisan who ed the — greatest tennis the Deris Cup Davis the clay court event this Will have the greatest tennis in histerw Should the teur- ber expect high ranking section of the ids! fro Tm e > 7 IN SCHOOL TOURNEY wlineett, are the results of iast S play in the basketball tourra- of the Public Schools Athletic . ap Aghlace ’. Brven HIP 8: Ash ? J _Brvar Bri jr 4 Red 2 3 Twas > Baden Jr 4 Mark Twain Her- an } COLORED TLAMS A—Demar 10. Simmines 4 RB 2. Waring §& gs 7. Memteomers +¢ Bore 21 a =. Dec. §——r. S Delaware was claimant be the gridiren _ ogy fieet after relief here teda ef ST te 2. of ‘ettage © champion is elected and we are. Rilbane was a better boxer than Attell, and he contd ficht when wanted to. Kilbane never had any sign of a reckless streak in his make- up. After ship he fought a lot of the best men in the country, but when up against a rugged opponent set? winning the champion- contented him- with using all his rare speed and skill to win on points. Im the early davs of his Kilbare ; He knocked good segcegg~eelart alg there was a d earefu! ingster bane 29 career as boxer. fairly when he was very dee, then a fast. fought Kil draw. and Joe Mandot. dangerous youngster, drew in 12 rounds Later Kilbare fighting entirely spurt. stung by his plaving-safe feughbi Geerge «? battie. knocking thi round He knecked out Pats, fillie Jackson in the same year ibane toek a chance again » Benny Leonard in a no-de- in hiladeiphia Decis- “isiOnN, was ris# meeting Leonard. Benny knockeé nds there libane out in »hn Refused to Ri«k Title. ‘three rew ie Lroubie Joann = I ; vear. has rown edd that sickn ; 0 the championship Hie had bare!l, tack world’s bantam title to im] Was still weak and stamina.when he was itis. Villa eneugh. He was fuxt a few dares over 18 wher he won the championship. which made him ore of the rourngest American champions om record. ess@put him out of the 335, Tore than axe. recovered from an at- ef “flu” when he lost the cow Lynch, acking in wea on : . 2 freeh 2 ination to dispense up at im * ar . _ . > his natural disinc! erergr. has not yract. "a ‘= hes ma je xn Own -ne@ except for an occasiona! and Fitzger- “oO mbination jimmy McCaffrey’s judgment at centerforward has recentiy beer anrthing but goed. whereas Schwarz 8 noted for his coo! feeding his wings urecting the forward moves Hoovers escape defeat it Johnson. 373. $5 Southerns 1; Hahns 2. Bentrupe| Haz Foliuo Schumachers 2. Lengwood A. C. ate Randall $11, Sebastian & r Leeschs 2. H. Merers 1: Sunlights 53: Pranck 416. "| _ Tannhausers 1; Witter Orange 2. : Winterrose 51% Results: . F. Panis 1. Wedge Inn 1: Tower.Grove a Urban How 1: Compton . and Stieger 1: Miller Bai Gears 6. asco 1. 582, $5 his + . o Cristal is a good man when in condition and arm excellent shot when on his game. ederic ret sh h Lowrer with a total of 586 - was the Grove *: Hodge Chili & me PR RnR A estr ! -. ... ‘igh man last week fm the First Na- birds tf: Palace Juniors 2 Junior Chamber of Commerce League tiona? League at Peterson's. He had See Peterson's Other 500 scores Were! gemae of S18, 331 and S06. Ginee ——— ae eae p+ lg" Hiller 2*% leaders were: Heidenreich 523. Wam- Browns 2 Indians t- Athietiea 2 | 1 ot* 383. Von Doersten 373. Boehmer rowns 2, Indian Athletics 3. sor Fucks $41. Results: Tigers 0: Yankees Red Sox change 2. Tellers 1- C White Sox 2. Sen 2. Fires Mationste — Credit i: partment > “ " — —_— — * - — ; . a , 78 Guse to he exrce!. = ~ the backs and =. ot Pat 7 : * - . Calhoun Kaimes 1: Korte-t t 3, Biakes 1. —— Kaights ef Columbas League. ee ef ColumbBeas League re- the Washington: Missouri Marquette *. Collins- Alten i: Sheridan The leadi ing individuals ‘tana Sil with a hi game of Rorick 555, Moeller 58. Graeff Rohaus. 571, Scheller §51. . . i+~e - ~~ on ~ = *% — - ws gz : >: ‘ee ap ‘re - > Cemmercial League *ceores. week's matches in the om - * Management ef Walter be tendered Mi lker. ¢ = ~ > = ~ ss = ‘ . % T > é — hut 2 & “7 6s ; ivi p se of the eleven can le Th :quet will be held , ° pe ce thew wait & =, 7 . i omaatlintnn 15 Edison Mazda i; Army *. Cooke os La “se rea ~ » oe ti0 ts Se r — . is - " ‘ EI ectric ) &. Zieger tein - a A. ww] oe | can fre. On wD -- ; : 1: Bi! ‘ ; uce Caps 2. Simmens 1? enough, but have allewed - ee de te Ge fy DORs TO HOLD TOURNEY TODAY ‘mpertant departmef) 2 - -_ i he —* mi . ot 2 2 2 ’ . —— "* uneup ef a “te score [Proner ts ave7 aa - Only Two Men over & | Oniy twe wet a /513 and Wolken _ tenpinners mee cap tou iileys Avis and Brusk Lead. aaa A ~ = em i a in a s?2e iia, Pairgrecnd—Group : Ben MWers ve Prencergast. 2 > = - Tram: Teflers "| St. Leo's Tab. 2-80 2. om Refarse—Jaiin | Aginger Jr ren > 3—Kerr-k >." ™m Pan “ar Council rs. Kain Gean- Counc! rm De Andretf Referee—Thomes | 4—S* Libertus ws Brat: St. Me‘thew's-c—s Su! m Referee—Richard Wall “arondelet Park—Serth Side Cleaners rs. ectric T. @ Ote Cicb va 338 > om Re‘sree—John Schumachers. UFrdon. Sherman Park—£t. Ts. ° > m.: Benses va Philrt’s, 3:30 p. m. Referee—.y_ J Kelly Forest Park—Groep I (Sentors). Stuarts Ts Nattena! Bank of Commerce, Hart P: mbing Co. ve St Malachrs. Cord Pr ? Re‘eree—M. J Lemp s Park—De Pau! 2 Serrors, 2 pb. m .gathas, 3:30 pp. mm. anaag™ _ ee ae vs Sanders * Rosiding i Cie® rs. Oar De Sales (lub va & Referee—FPbilip Kavr- Marts +s Pacl MI-. ounced the fellowtng schedule: dber-J. Dash: F. Eckhart:-Ed Hoft- - 4P ~ ie es gg + Ka'ieer J. rex ler- Avis and Brunk. with are tied for high sé@€asen'’s average in the Maplewood League em the Saratcea alleys. Collins hag ivTé4. weltzer and Allen 173. Schults ITl. Anderson and Kieeburg i168 and Weber a-. Witenes | 1; Wood Bees 2. Agogas i: man 2, woods 1. =_—_—---— Mise Treesdail Terai, 441. Miss Truesdail did seme good bew!. ing in last week's round of the First Nattonal Nei- | YGer- | Wolfs 1; Cresents 2 Grom ot ® League at the Washington last week. Other were: Haar 560. Schlichtig 875. Dter- kene 515. 5 Welu 062. Accoun Electric 1 a | The champion never slack and kept Williams on most of the time. Sot F genius in anticipating his 3S and was nearly alway Pesition. Once he had ' ly as the ball broke | of him. He swung ! (under his leg and made mt shot. | Willams steadied his pis early part of the third ga OMe period ied by four gs The champion, 45 five straight aces near Won by 15 points to §& =—Siman led for a brief Mart of the fourth «4 scoring am ace and 2 & shot en his third se > Seuta: matched those twe his fourth serve. picked wu om his fifth and then made the cham pionshi the ball against the s ™.outes later the ma when Wane drove | mee the tell-tale —. as probably ane of the . -Mte the tell-tale 1% se tie only four service a ee @COMANS shece.

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si te i at a ‘ | ST.LOUIS PAST-NISPATCH Declined to Be the Goat for the Phillies T i i i a a a Ll © cT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10, 1929 imself 13 Perhaps Bez dek Displayed Good Horse _Sense When. He We Takes@ummie Defeats | = Scratch q Th 9 shan for | a Racquet Title of 2641 Wins Fes .° Bald Headed and | | "thi ae | Takes Seven Out of “ 2 Eleven Games. a tt, St ee an ann eee Connie Mack’ S Latest Phenom NN al lad afl aa, ee Nt —— Mar quette Star ~ Racing| Results Munting Laws as-Ap poet to the | Seven Major League’ ~ One of Season’ S | Havane Results. | ey Clubs to Train leo. 41% » ond a hall’ futtenape Winstone Florida Next S haift furlor sa—W inn peg i i a i eae * . ing. i ICKI AL VELS wea ABE, SEB se a0 ee ~ | hg Cond: Miss Mazie 100 iGantne 38-4 e third Tir 1:06 °%-i 70nWithim “e d Nl -/ gs i i ie te i oh i i i a i a . are ON OR OR eh aa the big league clubs have sefétted | sites in that State. Five National ‘ League clubs and two American League. Texas will be hs? to two clubs, one from each league. One club from each organization oa . |? will condition in Arkansas, ard ested in the opinion rendered by Assistant Attorney-General Mer-|{ Alabama will afofrd training“: rill E. Otis of Missouri because of its clear interpretation of the|/ @arters for two American | 3 , |) League’ clubs. One American laws relating to hunting: waterfow! upon the waters of the rivers | League club has picked Loutls- Which form the boundary line btween our own and adjoining || ome — Be ape pading ' : . : » nior circu wi mber n States, especially as it has been the subject of endless dispute be-|) Georgia. Catalina Island, off the tween officers and private citizens of Missouri and Illinois. Pe peres of California, wit Spam The Missouri @ A Then De.’ “—- © - scene of training activities of the | \iissour! Game an s e- ‘. One holding a hunter's li- Chicago, Seguin, Tex. _| partment prepared cense must Observe the laws of Asso Official Opinion. Defines Status San lbars and Islands and Sets Forth Rules to Be Observed. a ae ee ee ee By E. T. Grether, Chief Deputy Game and Fish Commissioner, State of Missouri. r Sportsmen of both Missouri and Illinois will be deeply inter: Assistant Attorney-General, in “Red” Dunn Beat Detroit U., 6 RACE, § to 3 With Two Place Kicks— Marquette Undefeated. ioonna PO a ng » furi si ng, 109 (Williams). ° av st Machine Gunne: ~ (sanford) $3 60. Be ‘one a stone), third 1) } of Two Eves, Niece, ¢ . Berretta OlksS 4 $5.10 Of ‘ raimne team assumed the leaq scratch bowling tourna. — Palace Alleys last Right : engaged in the opent : F, nz we Cheries Williams, the Chal-' petition. Thre Palnce tive. | - Jenger, d World’s Cham- high for the “vening, " a orniip in ‘ors. f 2641 pins gave t honors. EE. ndividual star. ‘rom the New York » 188 and 21° By ised Wire F ipigseiarneratet com NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Just that he is a real champion, and by himself MILWAUKEE. Wis. University of Milwaukee has thrust itself the football least in the Midwest. Mur} : i R { RACE In the season just concluded Mar- ,, ns —- Pa hon “Lyi $0. 60. $4.60 and $3.20. first. Foul Weath 10% (Yerratt $6.80, second third Time “ie Who ~Marquette pen ARE PROFESSIONALS into Spotlight, at (Stutta@), 4 /quette plaved nine games and won the Rex 43 4q v 4 O I. “1ce@ Was _ He haa | ‘Or @ total them all, scoring 152 potnts to three for the opponents. The only time Marquette was scored upon was in'its game against | Detroit U.. when Hogan on a drop kick from beyond the 35- yard mark. to) 3.5 i st hief Sy 105 ¢«Whillia me) re is ered Ss. 4 } One ile Biaec) Sheep gistered Call Vahey t3thit Time: 1:14 4-5 ae , Aiken also ~~ he ioe + bowlers excreded Rice’ : # we ce a a Deen of the Paiacs rolled . & pst Same was the last, ip wat he is in a class wea ' its own opinion otaled aes Se of 214, 179 an4q 216, Was or the evening with ams scored the following * 569: W. E.: B. 552. leys—F. J. Cassin, 526: 486: B. Cohen, 513: H. W. Schmitz, 522. T tals: o— 2625. euncil—c. Wolf, 537: Al $; B. Brinkman, 521; r, 524; L. Hoffman, 554 812, 950—2615. igrs—~A. Schaefer, 607: ; J. Smith, 450: C. Young. artin, 609. Totals—s¢67. 588. | a tr Sodas — Schweigie-. *; if ice, Kay, 514: McElheny. ~ Totals, 819. _ / Martins aa oe * oe. Mg re 4 Ee wtaning the first four games A comes to playing racquets, Lt , “Sock” Soutar of Philadelphia : § the world’s professional ti- wt the second half of his champion- match with Charles of England at the Racquet and Ten- Club here this afternoon. Soutar, moving his ? and occasionally over his bald head, short legs the massive-looking slate rubbing his defeated iis dark-haired and slender English ' his crown by a score of 7 ’ 15—8, 15— 95. out of the score of 15—9., As Soutar won in rby a seven games shia last week, he 7 games to 4. 4 _ The decisive way in which Sou- - outplayed. and or outgeneraled Williams came more Rap ashock to the gallery, which a few over a hundred. The Williams retains | this season. | one Joe No team was able to get within Marquette’s 20-yard line at 4nvy time When it is born in mind that the Detroit U. team handed Washington and Jefferson a 20 to 9 drubbing. it may be realized that Marquette’s 6 to 3 victory was some- thing of a remarkable accomplish- ment. : Marquette's record for the season follows: Marquette. 0; Ripon, 6. Marquette, 27; Carroll College, 0. Marquette, 50; U. 8 Air School. 0 Marquette, 23; Creighton. 0. Marquette, 12: Haske@l, 0. Marquette, 6: N. Dakota, Marquette, 6: Detroit@’., : Marquette, 38; S. Dakota, Remarkable as is the record of the Milwaukee team, the performance of “Red’’ Dunn is evén more worthy of attention. The quarter- Time, Fiakes alew Jefferson Park Results. FIRST RAC $700 *-\ear-olds. a! nees, S', furlonss—tUntried. 107 . Bur ke} 6. 2 and even. first marco, 110 (Pool), 7 to 10 and 1 to 3. ec i}; Setting Sun, 113 Smaliweod) 4 to 5S. third Time, 4:12 Better Times Vanderburg Slanuerer (Aénsolation also ran SECON] RACE. upward, claim ang, 105 (Corcorar $2, vsicity, 104 (Met rann). tock Orange, 105 $7 on $45, (Bruenning). Orcus, Green Gold. Pri de of India, W ho Cares, Lampus also ran. THIRD RA‘ f $700. 3-vear-oida and up wards. ciaiming. mile and @ auarter—Kiag Trojan 106 (Corroran). 9-5. Austral 109 An). evel Weadsworth's Laet 109 ike aay) Time, 2:17 _W arlixe Attorney Rustier als ar FOUR TH $1000 - an AZ ‘geht Fourche upward, R. 08 ddie La a p a p each point a the ‘> forth Will be enforced for hunters S8 to the law's requirements in ossible rise questions which in law enforcement, artment of Missouri, asking be considered in legal opinion rendered Attorney-General's office. Dinion, herein given, will be the requirements nd a by terfow!: “l. The game and fish laws of Missouri, as all other of its laws apply over the whole of the Mis- sissipp! River, between the States of Illinois and Missouri as does, also, the jurisdiction of your de- partment and other departments of this State. No Jurisdiction. State of Missouri “2. The has no all might and this. Stalement was given to the legal de- thai detail That herlee- which of wa- his own State and cannot exercise greater privileges than those con- ferred by the license, notwith- Standing the regulations of Illi- nois may be more liberal than those of Missouri. “8. A hunting licénse issued by the State of Missouri confers no privileges outside of the jurisdic- tion of this State, including its concurrent jurisdiction over the Mississippi River. “9. Game and fish taken into Missouri become subject to the laws of Missouri to the same ex- tent as if they were oririnally produced in this State. “10. The violation of ai State law by importing or exporting game contrary to the local laws, is a violation of tie Lacy act, ap- proved March 4, 1909.” : “Very truly, MERRILL E. OTIS, - oe i ee i i da an a ~ ~ The list of camps follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York, San Antonio, Tex. Chicago, Catalina Island, Gal. . Philadelphia, Leesburg, Fila. St. Louis, Bradentown, Fla. Cincinnati, Orlando, Fla. Brooklyn, Clearwater, Fla. Pittsburg. Hot Springs, Ark. ° Boston, St. Petersburg, Fla. © AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago, Eeguin, Tex. New York, New Orleans, La. Detroit, Augusta, Ga. St. Louls, Mobile, Ala. Cleveland, Lakeland, Fila. 7 Philadelphia, Montgomery, Ala. " Boston, Hot Springe, Ark. Washingtdn, Tampa, Fila. | ; | ply to residents of Illinois in regard” to any island similarly stunted: in > Ne tho =) ~ — _ . Re vr tm « app eaieens Se eee a a — 4 \ ry tea x ? " » 8 A altho h-—Biarney Ston e out, first: regard*to tax payment. Each licensee of either State rank would be required to live up to the «- The Missouri | Game and Fish De- | provisions of its own State game and | partment had, some months past, fish laws though exercising its hunt-. taken up the subject with Mr. H. C.| ing privilege anywhere upon either Norcross of the Illinios Sportsmen's | side of the public waters of the main . League with the suggestion that the river. but not upon the islands or [illinois organization could urge co-| sandbars of the opposite State nor . operation between Missouri and Ill-| upon the main shore of said State. - inois in connection with the bound-| This includes seasons, bag limit, or ary line requirements. | any other feature of either law.. but Missouri has therefore obtained) does not permit hunting with motor an opinion from her legal depart-| boat, power boat. sail boat or any ment and it is now up to our neigh-| kind of a boat which is towed or: bors in Illinois to do likewise so the! propelled by such boats, nor by any. followers of rod and gun may enjoy| airplane flying over the public their sport and recreation with a waters. This provision is included clear understanding of the legal re-|in both State and Federal regula- /quirements of both states. tions. The porn Pere rn 4" UD-. | : . der the same rule of action but. In no F Shifting Channel. way effected by the rule for power From the above opinion it will be boats sometimes used while “Jugging | seen that cértain islands of the Mis-| for fish.” etc. ‘sissippi are owned by persons who The fisherman or hunter requires ‘pay their taxes for said island on|a license under all cifcumstances, | account of its being a part of a Mis-| according to laws of one an or. ‘souri county, thoygh the island is} the other, as the case may be... | now upon the Illinois side of the; The Attorney-General in a ent « main channel of the Mississippi, decision ruled that the-words My sted River on account of the shifting of; and game” apply to the pelts of the channel boundary line. Several| bearing animals, likewise that’ ty, clubs or indéviduals have leased the! pers of such fur pelts, within Mis-_ ‘hunting privileges upon these Islands! sourl, must exhibit a regular, hunt- . and have been heretofore required er’s license to authorize the ship-. to obtain both Illinois and Missour!| ment. The transportation company « licenses rather than testing the law| must demand such license to be" ex** ‘ upon. such subject. They need only! hibited by all persons. The Unitéd’™ the license of their own State from! States Postal requirements cover the | on. The same rule would ap+ same rule. under Federal au | to 5 to « 109 (Mer lohn 108 1.59 4-£ cing. 523; H. Farbe:. s. 502; Joe Lacing, 30%. , 850, 849-2490. “Bwik ‘Council—Minich, 460: ff 43; Keierim, 475; dy, Ba question of supremacy after 482. Totals—802, 772. h got under way. Former Champion. ' Back in 1913 Williams was the. jn of the racquet players. | tar challenged him and the first of the match was played in'! Williams won four out of ux games, just as he did téday- In. act, not once during the match did he expression on his face change. Mis business is playing racquets and tee Kind that he exhibiled today | was Of the unbeatable variety. | from England was fairly be- oe. — 3 SRN ae Ge Sn en a pe ae Phe ths ene of Sue Marquette a are by the Tildenlike service of 42 s RRs nn ia SER ee SN ESSE SON aru ar ssp cries, SOB gigi ee one ‘nero was ae shadowed by his wonderful! ability as a kicker. He won the Detroit game with two [place kicks. The score was 6 to 3 lie won the North Dakota game 6 to 0, with two drop kicks ™- ecored one place kick against Crertgtiton. He scored two place kicks against Haskell. Dunn was the keystone of the jurisdiction over, do its laws apply sippi River State of lilinois. ject to taxation‘’by that State. “3. A sand bar of a temporary nature and having no private own- ership, is under the exclusive ju- risdiction of the State to which it belongs by reason of its location with reference to the middle of the main channel of the river. “4. A hunting license issued by the State of Missouri is good for hunting privileges anywhere upon the main waters of the Mississippi between Missouri and Illinois, but not upon the lands, islands or sand bars of Jllinois. “5. Hunti upon the main wa- ters o fthe Mississippi River be- tween Missouri and Illinois is re- stricted, both by the State laws and by.the migratory bird treaty act regulations. “6. A hunter licensed by the State of Missour! can hunt any- where upon the main waters of the Mississippi between Missouri and Illinois or upon the islands or sand bars of his own State, but he must obserye the migratory bird regulatiens as fixed by the migratory bird treaty, unless the Same are still further restricted by his own State. laws, in which case he must obey such additional restrictions. nor “Assistant Attorney-General.” » . ~ - LE LOR at alacant atest gaps Me eaten oft npc ne btn : in ony island in the Missis- which belongs to the and which ig sub- lia’ ] Cap. Aiming, mile and Hieather 10R «! a r 7 . RACE, Westwegeo year-olds and upward, « vVarde—hHiight of the i9 to 1, 4to 1. Bto } l-nagor even, ° 9 = (Corcoran) ‘ Freezy Speedy. ney, Tula'’ip SIXT! Fanto he. eams are scheduled ti the five-man-event today. Centrals, Alpen Braus 1 Biscuits roll at 9:30 ay St. Louis, Eiseles, Coj- ud Laux, Arsenale No. 1 ls No. 2 bow! at 7 p. m this, Cunninghame, Schu- humachers No. 2, Builevs at 9 o’clock. In add:- ° 7 Quads of doubles and sin- 7 11. : year-olds and up ular Gir! and Chateaugay al RO SAMMY HALE. Reperts from Louisville Curing the National Association meeting Said that the Athletics paid $ $75,000 for this athlete, a former De- troit player. Hale in 1922 played with Portland and batted .365. He is a third besmman. “RACING ENTRIES — i a ~ . - - ~ ae eae | Park Entries. S700. Tijuana Results. Ar: ST RAC Fe 3500. 3-vear-ole Jos ah (Baker), Angle T riiis AT furiones: 3- year-old m rd race——Three-vrear-o'de and up. claim. Sikeew’ 8 71 O five and ene-nalf ne ..10! claiming, 3-year-olds Temptress .. 3-vear-olds — iff HR. § now Mart Bench. Van tri ‘ Sunday’ 's : Tiajuana Entries. s: 500 fur) W adaw orth’s Last... Oris tet +} aoevs 3-yoar-olda | Maid 105 Rarkley .'%07 ‘illam 108 claiming. longs "American 108 a hick 193 Red Wi 103 1 W 103 {( ount Second race—S8$8500. claiming. ard upward. six furlongs Jack Ledi 103 Rail Bird oeerion ‘la’ Hard! Club *(Shoirmaster Van, ..105 .107 ..107 Velvet race—$500 claiming. and upward, five furlongs Joe Tar : 102 Zindo s *Bookworn ee a rv Dp *Elia Waldo ..106 Heubecrs Kimona .198 C ‘orl: Wise Judge .109 5 earth ra ce—$500. ive furlongs Zorraia. 10% ° Mil da T06 Pueh 10 iag Tutt 100 Toor ibeola th race——-S$600. claiming. for fillies oh and one-half furlongs: 1046 Myrtle : LOR "Anna Regi na 14 Coca Cola rnace—S$1000. 2-vera-oldsa and w icap. mile and 7O vards Tailor Maid "GCG Halu “i L090 race—S$600 claiming. or O’ecoat. $33.95 or O’eoat. . $38.95 . or O’coat. . $42.50 - or O’coat. $47.50 or O’coat. Thornhed¢e St. TDonard A. *Ravenswood i. 2 mtg Beaues,. 109 Goaler . oe : .104 *Mary Acnes Ss ‘ Rs tt le lnihenen eM Se Sees saitilo lorenc sioppy. claimed Suit Suit Suit Suit Suit $25.00 $27.50 $32.75 sn.08 $37.50 Ti neg- a- comm claiming, ” *Homam Marsha! — mary , Rtioo yrmni-~ . re Edith K Beas ca i10 race—Three-year-olcs six. torlongs " Duke of Welline- rad Ton 10F Little Niece .. 106 Pierrot oi Tio (,eor *Cor ne ufter on il Blackwell. _.108 Veiled Colleen ] Leven . 106 *Mackassin race—S500, claiming, 3-yvear-o six furlongs 104 *Poacher 104 Torsida ..104 Silex ITI *Fireworth 104 Lotter es *Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear: track heavy. ‘ at on Kathieen Second claiming, S700. and | Williams, being the challenger, | a was the first to make his appear- | nt 2. Engineers No. 2 “Babundle of racquets under his left 2. Supply 1; Tie and sg am. After testing-out his stroke Wiege! 599, Smith 562. ° PF | ~ q @ more impressive, but when the, iat Mueller 526, Waters 559, a — Sjoxie M Wrangler 194 Ts ckman ree League. the champion in his wizard- Tucieus co AF aAzes. the Pinar del fic 2, Railroad Depart- Went to the front wall of the Herr. 104 Se, P- and up. mile and eighth: 7, Ledger 519: Hartnagel — Warlike “Mee@y .. . 4T 1; Tower Grove Bank 2. 112 *Stamp ; h e. $700, claiming, °“3-year-olds mius fn anticipating his «rival’s|e,; 00 ons 194 ora a ' jicap League on the Pal- @ mt shot. , | - 176, 226 and | ’s Havana Entries. oe 176 The champion, Today's 4 105 ll 685, Schaefer 592. The Be shot n , Hodge Chili 2, Weather- — on his third serve. Okaloosa Made the championship. safe “Fhewyd Two ‘Men Over 500. men, Goldschmidt with olken with 609, were the over 600 in ilast © of the Pevely Boosters ~~ the Stein Junior alleys a : Balesmen No. 3 2, Dé@l- Gaim 1: Office 2, Salesmen NO Jap Salesmen No. 1 1; Route . 2 2) Route Foremen No. ceerenre PANTS ONLY. READY MA DE or MACE TO MEASURE S, Valuation 0; General of resin in his right hand and t $23. Grubb 55°. Krute- gauntered out. Williams was ; Stauder 562, Heine 586: peatdens nervous. ‘ orien *Mi Ao rr ; ois igae after the second “game in “Minnie B Carrie Moore . *Adinirer 104 Mager 2. Missouri Divi- [love game. After this game WiI- | rat ile and | Second race, $700 claiming. ' — : nee ne aeaering 527. Yeager 611; n his way began snapping his fin-| Hickory Nartha ine. $700. one mile Homeward Ty Pirat 106 Mid Sinner ... ieotte ke a errice ace, Williams missing the Thira 97 Sdortinge Chance. . BBs LOS Hatrack "Tulsa : - | 114 termueller 583. Lambur hélpless before the jevime! Oe. 114 Lambur put over a high | Fourth race 5 n that he won the second game in ™ ) Sea Mint 108 Auntie May ... High in Juniata. Wililams drove the little eix furlongs: 10 sis npliclty ‘ ; 1, Yiringer 530. Heging 54 nga © was weak. 107 *Demes Run 616, Froelich 5643 and uick Ru coe sone thee “Maid and kept Wililams on the de- | *Leochares II .. 1; Compton Hill 2, Rudd and up. mile and . sixteenth: and was nearly always ina ! .112 *Lucv Kate I of 209. was the pace- of him. He swung his rac- He had games of 238. 188 | “Mams steadied his playing in | — = ever, | totals were turned in by a ge Si | mire race—Three- year-olds and up, ciaim- an led for a brief spell at | > cpt ante tati 107 lors had a high three of hy ace Juniors 3. Postal @. Mar matched those two points oWieet Pullet 22} Landslide by tallying nine straight His serve ended when he. RE MAIC. sball against the skylight. Fitinutes later the match was YOUR COAT AND VEST “ Kastors 8, Cabannes Be Log : WE ARE PANTS SPECIALISTS gs 2, Wooster Lamberts + — j | 3 88-CALIBER S ) Detroit Cleveland ® om + and ¢ inch barrels. Shoots 38 “W. as Genv- Tr. 819.50 ith & Wes a complete line of vers ‘Weason, and Colts He- at very low prices now. LARGEST STOCK IN ST. LOUIS 25,000 PATTERNS Played Soutar’s low “drives poorly and drove | Balt into the tell-tale 18 times. we Only four service aces and Cement shots Imported French end- | to-end eloth., Special $9.25 === St. Louis Chicago Marquette attack. He was one of three letter men left from last vear's team around whom Coach Frank ward, claiming 1 and one- nat Curia Murray. former Tufts College star $2. 60, iret, Tia Ana osiah), $4.80, $3.60. built his team. Dunn is 21 years old second, Chron . 114 34.80, thirg and weighs 154 pounds. He has one eens J — “6! og ge year of football left under the three- ran vear rule in vogue at Marquette. He SECOND RACE, 613 is captain of the basketball squad (Petzoldt). $18 60. $44 which starts play immediately. 106 (Rails). $3.00, , master, 111 (Wilson 111 Gadling. Cuba. WHITE ROSES LED IN Evalyn Harrigan. Hanover's Sweep, W. McClintock also HITTING AND FIELDING ruirp Race. 6 furlongs, and up, claiming, puree $600: Official averages released today by ell, 111 (Fivnn), $9.20, $3.60. | ), the Missouri-Illinois Trolley League Romulus. 108 (M. Fator), $2.40, $2.2 disclose the fact that the White Rose | second; Plow eet wv ‘soaen team of Belleville led the circuift In AER ky ‘ Sensttion a tg Doth CORES SINGING ONS CeSm SNS. | FOURTH RACE die ont. 70-yee, © Mount Vernon was a close second in vear-olds and up, claiming, puree $500 both departments. A peculiar fe@m-; Barriskane, 103 (M. Fator), $3.00, $2 40, ture of the season's batting is the | $2 won | Sarmes, 308 ast). Se - . os 4 { second, JOonnN rpor, » (wari yy) fact that the White Roses failed =| $2.20, third Time—1.5! Gen Dyng. make a single home run. | Cigale. El Rey, Jay Mac also ran CLUB BATTING FIFTH RACE. five furlongs, 3-vear-ol Is, | Club Games. AB. R. HH. | purse $700: Paisley, 112 (Carter). White ‘Rese 20 895 1°70 °08 | $2.20, $2.20. se! Carlos ay 1 : Chita , teton).~- $2.60. ; Dick Mt. Vernon “0 708 141 705 ath toute’ i Tri-City .2...20 6°7 106 174 107% 2-5 Delante, Alton 20 683 121 167 *k aiso ran. Maxwells »-ea tae ALT 186 SIXTH RACE, 6 fu: ana 3-year- aye oe mg 7 Collinsville 21 694 102 176 up; handicap, purse $1000: Capt. Clover. | . ; 97 (Wilson). £12.60, $3.60, $2.60. work: W, jw. Chipman...18 490 49 104 Eauanna. 108(Claver). $3.40. $2.40, second: usiness Demands Ilha e Enlarge B. Miller 21 692 6° 148 0 wernt Marrone, 111 (Carter). $2 26, | m. Cokes ....6 @ 107T Zi BF | third Time—1.17 3-5. Dr. Johngeon, Tai- , | CLUB FIELDING Poe eis Maem Sey ome ran | ‘ 2LVING SEVENTH RACE one mile: 3-vear-olde | Games. PO and uD an $3.20" Go ao: . | - or O’coat. .$30.50 | $55.00 Suit 5 = * or O’coat. .$32.50 | $65.00 Suit Shirts Pure Silk Knit | Robes Madras, silk stripe madras, Neckwear Silk Blanket and Terry white and colored. 6) ; aes RBH ). now $2.00, how eee os .$1.60 $6.50, now. < ‘$ 5.45 ; . “2 ae &. ee yi *) jana s = # now... $2.50, BOW. cc tian .$2.10 $7.50, now. $ 6.35 $3.00, now........$2.45 | $8.00, now. .$ 6.76 wig * Mufflers ebitighag Aided at res $10.75, .$ 9.25 . Showing the finest of $13.75 , . ® . v0, now. silk and wool, in the + : . 50 Ww. most-wanted colors. | $16.90, no Priced ap now. $738 to $1325 £30.00 silk, now. : $40.00 silk, now. Will * % Seven-O-Seven Olive am Tops Penn , 650, was high man ue at Peterson's. Arcade Bldg. THE PANTS STORE co PINE 7113 BETWEEN 7TH & 8TH STS. PEN SAT. 9 P. M. PERMIT NECKRSARY LLM AN’ S COLLINSVILLE av. ST. 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2 pigs i) ee . 5 pes SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1°. ween +! er woes FREE. nn ally Globe-Democrat and th* Times Combined. ee aie | 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ The City Circulation of the Daily: POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the D 2 Ss FORMER GOVERNOR Letter Tells of K SD —__ \LINOISEXECUTIVE |WM. ALLEN WHITE" ““trer now as NQURY SENT SDENER = LEN Wns SOUGHT IN GiRL'S «7 *tumph in Rochester yrcrr rrr ONOF CASE DISMISSED; “Eases MOTE ae ote: . jie Ae a eee Bi . > f with the opening of bids for materi-, ete | tiens were based on re ) s : atchman Declares Case Halted to Permit Effort ~h “oncert given lia: i y Jong-distance tribute But we do Gov. Small im Statement Judge Rebukes Admiunistra- ale for a number of important An inquiry was gent by tne Boars | the counties on the ees ‘d . : aes i a aaa 3 want to say ‘Thank you’ with al! Char Code . . Whi | saa ae 3 cae ~| of Election Commissioners yesterday| cense tags sold so far Gu S They Heard Truck F to Find Witness Desired ee es nes our hearts. ges Proposed tion for Way in The protest and suit followea ‘° Cireuit Attorney Sidener on the} the ces ane oa | f Second Loac ° » ‘ . whe ‘We hope that some of you mid- : ee ° . sc pe . see umes ad 4 ‘ € the cases of' * cars and 33.675 fee & or in Action Against Present Post-Dispatch rau : © Bil westerners waay enjoy as fully the| Vue Swetect Special In Proceedings Against Em- cm gp eet Gee ie ax Ge aad aie gub-|g. one. ota! revenue maa ing . ares ss , and, as has been the case, on ie sent rom our own East- ’ . . Handled | pianned to use materials provided|_ - $3,476,620-07, as compass Minutes. Mississippi Executive. a 2 s t ae aes all terests at People’s Ex poria Editor Were planned to use materials provided! +24 to the Ciresit Attorney in) 505.353.90 the - 2 20 T ae? — . Saturday nights njoyed by Man scnooir or - , as Week oe Dae — ni —_ t ’ ae * only by certain companies, because i thousands of ne listening in at ° onic Paderewski’s concert The County Connection with alleged irregulari- Up to December 17 ‘ ee ; pense. the specifications. ' 7. e * — - ~ ? - . “ie ; ; . | s : 2 ’ : A : eet I ry? ‘er. > —" . ” . - - * ~ t —- points far distant from ; SOULS. eee nwWwrHiamM Ure E ¢ Associated Press. Yin 93 decided to alter the ties tn the election Nov. ‘. peasy ae ane ape MAY HAVE BEEN . Pr lowing letter fr am ity of ;hester Station), an “yy > ae Pee ; . : ’ - ae GOV. RUSSELL’S oe ee en swe gets par oo, EMPORIA, Kan., Dec 9-—The _. .citicatic the satisfaction of A previous letter asking the same onl aie. saa MOVED AGAIN | ) i Ere ey ee e —- wm Rechesté : : x an .. ii. Lit Lé rece \ site : —_~ whit >» 8 - Associated Tess State's case against WFliam Allen 7 ; Bids under the ures on the other cities = eS te tn a q SPS a preter — oe ~ y ed > 4 - + \decided to reopen bids for certain There were 383,699 2.) Woman, Praising Broadcasting of Post-Dis- decided to reopen bids for certain! 5.4 Wants to Know What) Tc," 338.690 mm - : | patch Station, Writes That She Heard of the injunction «suit filed Wednes- | Action, if Any, Has Been Taken contiug: ts" chen Every Note of Symphony Concert. day by representatives of the Regarding Fight Men. automobile division of * ne oR ea Bcd pace Tie sae heme she 05 Alaa ———$— ars cutest died diate, Sota olin - ety pert, we os WIFE TESTIF Satie Ee clei +} more clearly har the brilliant SPRINGFIELD rt} Des | : —, 5 28 = ie ee Cy question, sent Dec. 4. had not been’ . ye 7 IES cation of the succe: oR: Tae ; SPRINGFIELD : Diet Hee White, Emporia editor, charged with changed specifications Will be = iS . follow ee 7 : > s : ete2s,Miiis -— Dim Aas hs . ' " vO! Ler yester ay t a owners and 659 es, % : : Se Ra ata MP . . , _vc,,, a-Tection Ot g0vVe . agencies indow of } newspaper office. was for rock and grave will ye re- | ‘ trucks; ! ©] 3 ; ram Oi “Si us Tr JuTrSseli, i.ady uu . ——— : ‘ im*+areect eit} ein 5 gg Ene meine cys a jeans “th , received the inquiry. nor the Dec. 4 50% Pets Alleged Threat on Part of when there was a program of m . | ” Fou py p 1 corp. nterests will! giemissed at das Sa Ete Lestned. Svesttied Julies ae ne inquiry 9500 owners and 856 t Daniel Com _- * * fi . : ; ae re nate Sek fat gi : e . . by German composers and Mm ire the only woman announce “* he asst a to come.”” Gor “a ae . C. Ha is pre said because there wags no com etter of the board, but asserted he Jefferson City, for the — } u > — " : = . oe hk — . —— ~%% PS , ric; = . uds 2 : / : rris = a) . sane ad a a2 ‘ sii : ; in - . ° a agin — : Miss Birkhead to Kill Man ly Sa mMmaroti distinguisne .. 9 al! an you! rries en maii dav urged voters Tis) 23.33. , ourt laint about them. but the others was desirous of co-operating with State. 187.307 owners a Bonded W - ; nN i] Pid im: Js & Pe es? ti, sed > ae © sat . ~ _ “ oe Louis ianist was soloist. } s reautifully, tn notes rouns id, . Dilla . seir might” an al ; ie "1 “oan anal the Election Commissioners and wax i ai rf ii ra! ; 1 ii a Usb ~ i a 4 s :. ‘ : _ ; - . * a . > OXFOR Miss.. Dec. $.—Interest — = * ee ee gen peters he many provisions incerporate _ ite a ae —S pa td a BR i ile . placed in the hands of the Prosecut ABITUAL . ? , 73 + > - — = "7 =— - on =e : ss v the o heetr | ak °} : > a Nandied resent Jucz@es. = s jo ae ae ns eee Erica nig made to locate Theo. G. Bilbo, for- Payed Dy the orchestra ta! at SiN ; sovernor said - aia eae ae ae , oe JEFFERSON CITY, fee Duncan aven" ai. ss & -s ee a Re UE tS PS Pr / ies ae anil . a pe is fd * gi * ’ : x 1 ia pat m : “ ae : - . eee Pe “ vant abe ‘tea ie > a ee i fain Pa 5 ,™ 3 oa » . ~ ‘ r a 2 Ppa af oe ee Ct eee ee ee ee : ise Te, eee wn = —— a me ig bead Ce a Sea eee “ ° em ae” yh Re ek oe F 5 igeteea be yom "s ye a ets Mw oy. re e pee, IS ie x aot a Ly ; , ° pis Rig ee ae ‘ S »e ; te 7 : " : +. oipere D " 7 eee rs , Bt } : 9 * a ‘ — ? , 7 i pe is + ue o — wr P : ~ . 4 p aailieate | we x . ; 4 ; Ua ciate: apiltn ca awd 4 . elt 7 Rortine ee * aes v > Orr é ee Ta acre itv ee . 0 7 1 Seppe wet & tan Belief (5a‘* 113 cases and ef pre-prohibition whisk, frem the hor , us na D for music if ywodma! sh d irondadeauoit .r th ‘ itior f propert? to on ee . A or 1] 3 | , ‘ rid nib Ki BISHOP WATERHOUSE DIES reports on the eight men on election | judgment of the er: i ia aE go. erned the | The case was halted late today wiectiy Sroaccam Ci cations ee eS __. hidden calth c ti Of Stet cachor tha et Sin ee sila day. One was alleged to have in- Criminal Court im the eae a the police last nig when attorneys for Miss Birkhead wonderful 1e appiause is n mre. Dradsreet es letter & ty! vonds. franchises and forth 4 oe gels a "| Ingjaries Suffered tm Auto Accidcut terfered with election officials, an- H. Asher, convictéd as he ian alegars tal B58 24 | requested a continuance until Mon- I ; an So proiongea tner ' — . Aunerec receiv e1 5 af VS. ieu of th pre - ner nal prop- veel ea ” ‘ 2 : . Fatal. harged with attempting erimina! and sentenced ~ a agers asSO Were Cari .s Y SE Ry BME, ait: Sa day to permit an eleventh-hour ef- lis = : iT) s UnbD LU tn > i » ‘ 53 — I! : ci ela gis pOITL 1° VT ay ; D1 »% j le _ r a .T ’ . r? > . . ‘ ee : ’ - x. : eae ve ae — { > ha ~ aes » 6-26 geciared Lie aes ¥ - . . - 7% +>; ff . fort to find Bilbo, for whom an at- - 7 = = : fax upon al! income ver $500 from poyveg nal ae a i ae KNOXVILLE. Tenn $— | name, d six were alleged to have ural life. Two watchmen at the ws he rt thatdi 3 ti ‘ boring comcerns were held ec: ite . - . ; 7 3 _ - ; ~ ud a ; several previou: Hed in 1 ral denied th at i n »U mi i emetic atl Sei tomas ns ee eee resided, or where they were not aid of the habitual Timinal s the warehouse while the liq MA igs William Perry. of the Gov- i iet chak titend , th I ae Meal oe > doliare. hisher than thes oye ees Es : aie this afternoon a: — ; cain known. The cases were referred to insufficient. The t ow ae led alana One ef the * ™~ 4 ‘ ’ Ds . . = -@! nor s Staff. Aiso if t@ oe ¢ allied to * : nor mi "i fund ( -ADd 3 r n sh In Jackson an { er c ‘ 2 Ss? é ' be = , ; na aii eer XN a the (ir uit Attorney by the Election the contentions of the carr: , she ace + ~~ 2 > as on a e Jinww + a ets * an i. " > . ae oh rial ~ ie ak u was fra‘ tured and an . = ~ iad epee. inaicavec at ar + Ste ee Oxford before the trial ends. }it was reported that she panned [to il the governor an urn the ex Urges Rejection by People re yr “te —* — ae Bishop Water Names of 70 judges and clerks of County Court. ici _— had been loaded with - - Te * F; + Sa - . : _ ; ap . J ‘ ; } me al Y cm ni leg roken { no aii - , ota : , . s3 S ‘ ee a ’ +, 7? \* aet ita es ; ee = oh aoe ra epnocaer rcag a make allegations agaimst int wer tive mansion. oss ceuld not r i] i firmly belie that tne er- — 7 aaah’ ; ¢ ot pane’ Sag a efection who failed to serve on elec- Asher has served - ariv en away, returning ® © “J Y 3 i Vv = ’ ~ ‘i = , a 4 ‘. ss am 4 1 i s4 bee i. « ' JT ; : eT + ous ww = 8] ‘ . ~ ; . > C .” and assig fectives to investigate the ef the warehouse It was ‘a i i at ur Governor, and that after’a Scene lu : State had refused toe t: Lim k a ienttenias LOU sett tien exhausted its witnesses after an hour c married in 1905. adding “our life the constitution offered *¢) 57 7 Ain prority Applications should b¢€ clerk to furnish the Prosecuting At- panions entered the st ee anes afternesn session. a oe oe hed heen conee in e% wa) rotecting and preserving the funda. =,7 “CPU RUSnCSS Yudse Harris made before Jan. 15 to Miss Pauline torney with the names of 13 lodging revolvers, compellell § Mrs, Russell, wife of the Gover- capitol, she gained possession of a = ate “ieee a ei aE ME | Cal " id - @1- : venu houseke > fail : , . “mor and A B Schauber campaign piste! but was disarme , w-Me ang tne tsorTernor ec) =? Oo bod Vrincit 1 *rog . mre lied Rae . 2, nm « + a iouseaz -epers who fatied to compiy delivery boy and three ° m ° ' ss - ws —_ ——— > . . ‘ ‘ hii h ; : i .. ; TC ; t+? +t _ . WRanager for lowe in his contest Gov. Russell knew not! ¢ of the &e Miss Birkenhead emp.oy ment Ata aN — Tr : ee ; ; , —— ee nner ———— —— with the law requiring that lists of-lie on the floor while : commtte chat there -was S Spe ae Se ee me 1} lismissal of 1 Case Dut it is s lodger — , sid (10M tae Ie > 3 7 PE aera Russe}} @Uring Russell's campaign and : a a @nnce tn ocsers be furnished the Election cash drawer of $218 — EE for the governorship. were the last plans, Sehauber testified. tusseil b ale oT eidiaiod ; rea gio, i teen s+} ws facts tO: -ommissioners Sthatinas a : 4 “ _ bility that the liquer later erent woula °=ne Ber to their heme in Oxford , ; ey __ ; Commissioner: in r 2 tak her , Cer Gres mefense witnesses, while less than a had declared that no payment wouid tonloncoree ange Fall Fatal whether a prosecuuon ™ tion of voters. 2 SS ee ee ’ moved from a nearby cach« dozen witnesses tcstified in rebuttal be made with his consent. Schauber —— : ag M harlotte gas, $6 yeer: q@. him_ bys maliciously or with- justified. and in either event tn All three were ) more distant. mer the plaintiff. Miss Birkhead was testified. and at all times in comter- "" aa en f 3865 Hartford street a ; = pitted = the las ind action was equally reprehensible. A . = seemed apparent that en the witness stand as the last wit- ence with his friends, according to aaa 3 — se idied from a fractured skull! ; * . tains a iris am anted to help he ; ali s! ‘less! m3} assin ° = he cases each contains Birkhead made her allegations ago, but allowing for evas at Fee = at her former home i azo unt¥ ~~ - the best——up-to-the-minute—1500 to select ~\)-. s-.n-2: the fan. Distinctiv : : = | Two watchmen who were Miss Birk ey oe — SS e or Presents 6 When the robbers went to th . de ' » Tre j ; , : a state institution. was not true | Snd Walter Eason of 3747 TWEED itnesed tanoneae coumme % “E_M EB] GAME TROUSERS, $2.75. Come by dents of alleged misconduct testifie BICYCLE eee pe hey Oe Pee fee a a weess of the day. the witness, had proclaimed his in- “ . . =e s* | Friday whe he fall , m1 flicht Con force, +h m rs atitled te ‘r treatment. : a ment the warehouse watchn ~ ussell said Sh ce Pa tO ior ss [gallons of whisky in bottles ce 4 the rovernor—duri “ they probatiy held an aver te $4 a nint for whieky-or ¥ . Don’t be a chump and pay $50 for an °°» ee at 10:16 b. oe. ee Brerue. a f,9vVern ment * 2 ~ kee: oe r ot itnesses. wer & , ager" They were taken t C Paap close at 8 P. M. oe ee See, ware © Lore Wt ,\ 7 4 Will delight any & SETS to « Meadquarters esterday | Fe ie if boy or girl on 4 "ong et questioned at length 1 : Likewi she a " @ - r r : Kewise. $s 7 | =y Christmas morn- & \ 4 7 Poker Chip Racks ) ; — - Jeteetives Hoagiand. Eas : .\ , 2 ¢ . 62 : e , taurant in Jackson or that she par- | wy 4 , IBE- Complete T RA $1.95 te $32.50 -.. _ — oid. was not 4 ticipated in a roadhouse party in . i range of models. — — Hivan, who is 36. was detai New Orleans. which, the witnesses q — fe Chess Boards = ep. % when he wae 1 who told of the alleged incident de- 50¢ te $2.50 . ———EEeEe . a — — Cloth, Plush,.| eior--a. ended with members of the j See wee = | e. — Fur c @ats ovarty climbing out of a rear win- wae = : Sy ee Chess Men “a w “to beat a taxi bfli.” Sg eS as Set $3. Miss Birkhead took tissue with 15¢ te 75 the claim made by Schauber that LEACOCK ae : styles — Gov Russell knew nothing of any SWEA | | : ~ samples from New York makers. money narment made to her She TERS | : . sa og aecerted @hat one parment of $3¢ Finest pure worsted: >. t the presence of Shaker knit, witd * For Ho Wee : B | ) Wae given ner if - ! rand New CREPE or $ Russell. chaub declared the large shaw! eollar. : Nonpare:r! platform, |POIRET DRESSE money wan ens, Sesto Se Jeane anzoe O\) ng) 4)\ Ea ae? eawand , Ss es =e s She said pocket in the absence of the Gover- Pullovers, 811.50 f Foe finest light-weight piat- form made: $6.00 value, ahe wu = ! Swellest, Nebbiest, Newest Brand- FUR naid to her was from the governor sted Shaker knit, ‘\ ‘T) Fa : Plush Fur Cloth New COAT s “Otherwire TI would not have accept- with large skawl! col- ' 4 Same platform with all- ¥ ed.” said the plaintiff lar. } es leather Bag .....%6.90 | ( oats : é ats, $9. Leather Bags, Expectations tonight were that the 7 deh ; ; & Coats and Dresses Brand- POLO $5 ‘ase — to the iury Monday Pullovers, 88.75 | $1.95 to $15.00 ©. se ch ee: Chal name an ea Ge PRICE = Roller Skates ‘s » Boxing Gloves Some Wonderful SECTION , * > For boys and girls: Boys’ Set ) . . Brand- PRUNELLA i.0 7 ag high grade, PR meonsn ~ | : as red leather chrough | Bargains In vag ye cow mene a ; “ ; St Jate. x ; out; laced wrist; ; New SKIRTS, $2.25 WASHINGTON, | Dec oe | a ay _— i vA Foe re” Ne e: = U j rr —, nao roasts sels ech ac - ) Ay — sidewalk a 74 Youths’ Set Gr an a aaa ie” te ce - ghey / Skate; $2.00 value, _ Weight 7 ounces; roij/ Starr Parlor Grand 5 uthern imois kd hold a Ou down prices ic coal ! ) ae grip, $5.00 value $3.75 Fine condition; ad 346 level of $4.50 a to : the mine. x = . any; splendié— plane See which. he says. mi rveatign ions Soccer Balls ie . : | BASEBALL | any home. have determined to —o i —— “8 Imported English: Senin - i Outfits for Boys Ivers & Pond Grand $210 aos a & hand-sewed a @ » Suit, Bat, Ball and Mi ; ~ . . Swat we “Pe & . . r aa , i f =~ ’ ’ . > mtr. . Coal, Coke and Mining Co., St. Loui: Smail size _. $1.95 4 _ — £6.56 —— — me — : Breese Trenton Mining Co.. | ° Medium size $2.95 . Gloves .....7ie to 8850 . church Sund hool. SU] S Silk- Mount Olive and Staunton . Full size ... $4.45 —_ 2 Bails..... ‘ise ran ree | eyo pemt ees I . Lined _ Se ee ont Se RUGBY BALLS ‘ FOOTBALL | Fischer Grand $235 —— ~~ % . inderstood the $609 Finest wool and wer- eg > - _ = = mt ° = - ¢ . & 3 at ~~ v4 3 1 4 . z > . = Louis and O'Fallon Coal Co.. St $2.00 now 81.45 : - : . . .?> aire a zs no : Black case; good for man , a : . w : . --$3.50 Louis: Groom Coal Co. Belleville $ 2 o~ Outfits for Boys | years of service. 5 . ae ore decid ) ‘ It} Fgernpt ge } na Win! + 4.00 now $2.95 a ; ; x TS 2 > ge Sot gly a Mining io Six to ré years; wor- . Fi . -— % Pj h St. Louis; Abbey Coal Corporation sted Jersey, Pants, Stock- | Field-Lippman $765 = t . : and Mining Co. Marissa, IL: Mu! +n. For boys and girls, age 3 to 10. long; big enough for col- | | : . os I Xmas ” 3 q - ope? @vercants auq|tre Ml Coal Con Freeters. mcilil RE ARY Plaid Bag. Diver, Mitiven and = = & Smem Sone | Seusterer -_ | : Kolb Coal Co. St. Louis: G ral \ ; utter: complete, 7 church — , = Mackinaws, new, $3.75 oa! 20d Mining Co. 7. $5.00 $6.50 $8.00 IN OUR GUN DEPARTMENT | a ; = Eldnar Coal Co.. Belleville: Fulle: Rifles for beovs. The wo . > ) ae" 3 “9 paipiapenaath Bee mii Pa me, SOLE BAGS Bile ig brn, The wonderfal Paige Lawi | new... Brothers Coa! nd Cok “>... st : : : Boys’ Suits, $1.45 a oke Co $75.00 $6.25 value now $5.45 Louis. ever. $ $ $8.0co value now $6.95 : ie - 3 we & Come by 7:30 Caa! operators here said yesterday Wright 4 Di =, :<Calened. Boo. DAISY at Joismeial | We Close at 8 a a One Oe. ae anes Gregor, Allied Mercury, J. H. and R RIFLES - * duction tn the fifth and ninth dis-) other brands. Half dozen in holi- The pump, nulftary and all other models. K 1ese | h ‘ and Grend Care Step 1012 NX G the agreement with the fuel ad ‘ — Hediament One : = ) an min- Cy: | 11: Seco eos LEACOCK SPORTING GOODS CO., 921 Locust St. ei - e » x x * i SIS, bebeaiblilts aaa aie: allt Ses a from the swellest hemes. Biggest etecks + ae eed Sain aed HRN ae ir 0g ae Tbe pas le OR Cy Suey atin. wea Sass ae my + ~ eee * _— prea nit —r : J Pes een Oe eK, ORR ee bi lala adic uci olin ee. ie? _trietz of [llinotea is represented in day boxes, dozen, .... 86 to S12 $1.00 rae] $5.00 imine and tw the maxtmum Price to 1d | sightiy iewer than that fgure. ae ’ Where die

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: 7 SENATOR EDGE WEDS — |MEITARY FUNERAL SERVICES )o-s.saromc fe ad Former Soldiers to Take Part -in party will go from there to Memoria! MISS C. L. A. SEWALL and Washington bouleva Burial of Crimean War Veteran. Purk in automobiles. The ¥: Couple Expected to Pass Honey- The British-Canadian War Vet-/ @'4 l. Reader and the Rev. Mt. Kén- erans, assisted by members of all, @! rick, who were army cha parapd moon in Canada and Along the Riviera. Be ee te A - BER 10, 1998. ~ MOTOR LICE SSOURI URI ISSUED WI JONDAY, Ne BUNPAT) i922 The City C : a a pecemee 10, hee y Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by FY WHISKY = Dry Agent Uses Railroad SINE FREED, KILLED MORE PLANES JON IN. oH NEARBY. teket to Get Whisky 5y HS VICTIM'S SON’ MISSING ARNEN HUNT Nine Craft in Ten-Mile Sweep | Search for Two Aviators Last Heard of Thursday. Approximately 40,000, — ——— R. J. icmsttide. Gaia Physician Thumped His Chest and Precribed Liquor. eee a —_———— American Legion posts of St. Louis, ithe Rev. Father O'Brien, will have the Veterans of Foreign Wars and °D#ree of the services. A firing the Disabled Veterans will have %@uad of eight marines | gnd the charge of the military funeral serv- Scotch pipers will assist. ¢, ices today for Daniel Moyers, 87 = years old, a veteran of the Crimean Mary Miles Minter to Quit Films, War, who died at the city hospital. py the «ciated Press 388,699 motor yen of motor Cycles, lic rf up to early this m “ based on reports wes on the num sold so far this veset bld, 349,699 were for oy 39,675 for trucks, revenue 7 amounted to the same date last y wecember 175,000 and 14,289 truck been sold in St. Lo me other cities of the aes Sate s City, 53,150 owners Rate Joseph, 14 367 ow trucks; Joplin, ‘ea 650 trucks; Spri o00 sand 850 trucks, a City, for the rest of the | 7,307 owners and 13 th ENCE OF MAN AS : AL CRIMINAL UPHELD me Court Sustains Sen. of Man Sent to Prison om Kansas City, | SON CITY, Dec. 9.—The | Court today affirmed the | : of the Jackson County ourt in the case of James — : convictdd as a habitual — own. 3 A for Second Load After aS compared with $2, | ae md sentenced to the State “for the rest of his nat. | pellant complained that the 1 on, so far as it invoked the habitual criminal] act, wag at. The Court overruled — ons of the appellant and ne action of the burt. sentence having been for was pardoned. fic charge against Asher obbery of a Pharmacy in ‘ity. Asher-—@Ad two com- tered the store with drawn ‘compelled the clerk, the >5y and three customers to floor while they rifled the er of $210 and also are ave taken other valuables. were masked. 9 an’s we are making r-Pianos to clear : 4 n Pianos have been gg eat and clubs in the south- down within reach of | Jackson | served previous prison i ae : tt +39 a - e ‘a +i | J | ad ’ © ninutes for a second load. Declares That | ey Heard Truck Return- tobert J. Samardick, a detail of generai prohibition agents working in St. Louis, bou:rh+ Omaha on Dec. 5, | use of the ticket, 'what success a ' would have in searcn take along. He visited the Gebhardt 1704 Market tiie ticket Whisk: Lie Sician, with an office nearby. ted the physician who ie Liquor ¢Teben From | |what ailed him. “Not a replied, but the physician .thumped ~ Jack Daniel Company’s | his chest, Samardick said and pre- | Bonded Warehouse Esti- | mated at $7188. for auc by Liier, ©f£oushit ae vw ‘ LY \ talé pat Minutes “HAVE BEEN _ MOVED AGAIN LATER at ing GT rere * TW asked tu Was refe rred . = pni- He Vis. asked him thing.’ he | scribed a pint of liquor. The pre- scription was filled in the Gebhardt store Obtained Whisky. Next he visited the Draper [rug (‘o. at 1801 Olive str He aguth was referred to a p! ician, but the was out of ranks The the drue store. Samardic! declared. then sold hi wo pints ¢ “Belief that 118 cases and 16 barrels of pre-prohibiuon whisky} tom the bonded ¥ arehouse 7 Daniel Distilling, Co Duncan avenue, ight ‘grried only a short distance from the warehouse governed the investi- i by the police last night. Fed- ml egents also Were carrying on an Bw 4 ion. Two watchmen at the warehouse . two negro watchmen at neigh- concerns were held captive at | ‘warehouse while the liquor was) j‘away.. One of the negroes ‘eld detectives that the sounds he Sear indicated that an automobile -treck had been loaded with whisky 4 driven away, returning within 20 It h: ad been deduced at first, from the wnds, that two trucks were there. Chief of Detectives Hoagland gharacterized the robbery as a “short-haul job,’ and assigned de- tectives to investigate the vicinity of the warehouse. It was taken into gonsideration that there was a possi- | Hlity that the liquor later was re-| gpoved from a nearby cache to one; more distant. *h seemed apparent that the rob- stolen of phvsician the clerk in , 3869 . Friday were Be after further Both men said thev questioning. would be unal to identify the robbers, but would be giad to do so if they could, in spite of threats the liquor thieves ma@e. “Everyone Drank Whisky.” Sullivan said he was formerly a | policeman here and later conducted ia saloon at Glasgow and Cass ave- nues. He admitted that he drank | some whisky after the robbery, but | said “the police and everybody” did ‘likewise. The three robbers who actostted him as he went outside to punch his watchman’s clock in a key affixed to an exterior wall, he isaid, were “undersized voung punks” whom he “could cked if hadn't all had guns.’ lie said that no one had ever suggested to him 'a plot to steal] the liquor. Sullivan has been a watchman there for 10 mont $°0 a Eason has been in the Government's employ for 18 months, at $120 a month. Detectives were busy vesterday on several theories, and Federal @ro- hibition Agent Nations directed an knew of a protective agree-| independent investigation. He said ot the warehouse watchmen had | jast night that he was working on with the negro watchmen. assay po pigeon prnggere but et - ' woul ave to admit he qd not . Value Placed at $7188. know where the whisky was “The cases each contained three }lector of Internal Re enpe Hellmich lons of whisky in bottles and the} made an investigation at the ware- is contained? 45 to 50 galoln | nouse in the morning. ‘wach when put in storage five vea-s pitt. ao, but allowing for evaporation. Robbers Knew Plans. bey probably he'd an average of 38 oo swhen stolen. The case goo1s sto have been shipped yesterda~ whisky in cases is sold legally to and hospitals at $10 a gal- lm and some of the barreled‘ liquor is been sold at $6 a gallon. The f the loot on this basis its | pl by Thomas A. Heffernan, fent and treasurer of the com-_ a ry Ot. $7188. Druggists charge $3 land lined them to $4.8 pint for whisky on prescrip. it matohere. mons: J “nooties” value of the | Sullivan and Eason had had an is probably $30,000 or more. ‘agreemént with the negroes whereby Two watchmen who were og duty | no outcry would be made if any- i hen the robbers went to the ware- ithing suspicious was obser\ ‘ed at the mouse at 10:10°p. m. Friday, were | warehouse, but the negroes would Wiliam Sullivan of 3741 Laclede | call the police quiet!y. The capture hue, employed by the com*pany, | of the negroes led the police to be- Walter Eason of 3747 Laclede /|lieve the robbers knew of this ar- wenue, a Government warehouse | rangement. m. They were taken to Police The cases of whisky were taken dquarters yesterday morning | from a reom on the first floor, the ema questioned at length by Chief | door of which was broken open with Detectives Hoagland. Eason, who {a crowbar, and the barrels were 63 years oid, was not detained. |brought down in an elevator from iivan, who is 56, was detained un- {the secon? flecr. Ail were loaded 4p. m. when he was released. on automobile trucks on the west le , 5 nave tne hs, at week ’ 7 ("ol- made him and Eason face with a fourth robber as The watchmen were not al- was going they side and a wall, guard. lowed to observe what on, but the three robbers wore handkerchie‘s over tneir faces and carried revolvers. Three men similarly masked and armed succes- sively routed two negro watchmen from offices of neighboring concerns up with. the ware- Pee ee ee ee | ee ae Phar oF. Rake oe ge ~ 4 ¢ ee Riana elco Reproducing Medium TRADE MAREK HE production of delicate tonal effects, so necessary to the ac- curate ré-presentation of the work of the master pianists, has been at- tained through theCelco Reproducing Medium. Before deciding upon a Reproducing Piano, hear the CELCO in the _AB.Chase Established 1875 ‘America's Finest Reproducing Piano Kieselhorst Piano, Co. 1007 OLIVE “Where Music Is Sweetest’ 7 in charge ui) w hisky a ticket; *° ) slquor i@ari | Vi | keep ivers and ithous: The robbers marched Sullivan in-, saw - , tions on ha ,and Bave the nays | blan] 'with for $13, s have to charge have to get later. Members went to the and reported Canceled The V Was ge! il was aving that he would that sum as he would Prescriptions for the of Samardick’s squad Draper store yesterday that they found 18 un- prescriptions in the files. that the clerk. Albert J. 4569 D@lmar boulevard. said the cus of the store to three or four blank prescrip- customers” ivsici- the said Lory) “cash nes of two pl furnished Naegel was arrested and the agents announced that they would apply for warrants against the two physicians named. the of the store, the proprietor of Market street store and the physician who thumped Samardick’s chest. Impersonated Coal Driver. When Samardick first appeared in st. Louis last spring. he imperson- driver amon: following his liquor } ans. who he said. ated coal and went : i” . . or * . s ‘The Terrington Co., Established 1866 . THE TORRINGTON SHOP; @ 1124 Locust Street Phone 22r7.2i Sirs St. ee ee - . - 4 fe OURS 2 rere, De en ee ee ee ee ee - atin ¥ “ mone : “ a } AA nee a ee a oo _— a x m ei ttadony ov" ~ — era lat, die latte hare iv nce cheltglaea-erigscattlaaip <eitalne = ecient i ro

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ee we — SR a ERE ETT | NT om: 7 ‘3 ORI. yin ’ oe ee Sad RE res 7 fer ral a od # : Oe ee a ee test a eS il ea ae SMR me x uals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — 7 DECEMBER ae - | aT Hr "L. 5-1, om : ; : : e 2 ==, Information Which Resulted in eath of Mi: Gives It Better Starting Chance, | Tricke. Into Marriage by Al- | Acquittal. ound in Do | Prof. Steiner Says leged Relative of Ford. STARTS Prof. Edward A. Steiner, head of Byr_‘he Press. the department of soctology at Grin-. D OIT, Dec. 9.—That rd at ¢ ( 4 wy a & ' hief of Detectives Hoagiand ! m } Hoagiand las A chemical analysis of the contents a ov ¢ ‘ “ ¢ r 2 x . . ee me “ 4 é “ “ scale 7 J PPPS FS Ripe Gi ian aes ~ ~~ Fe ; . , r . PY * . a * . Ce Fr Les v Re etree So Pios ' i 3 ne oe o . 4 ni = 5 | Z ¥ “og ; ee Ra ie - "Ao Ne Th Sages * re \ccthat aall Tans . . ~ : Pa ioe : “fo § r eter . : AAs sgl 6 oni . b » - - St tg » Sxy G - see ? as Fray , ie 4 , . ; night fented has +. die x to Consider Change In * ae i> Nese : 6 enied that he had volun ‘ the stomach of Miss Alice Case, 25 . . ? — : 7? W ordin f Bill f : . ; Pico teered formation, when testifying Years old. of 27 South Euciid avenue aco 1 a Praigeteee om ae ae oe nod 2 : Or. eS : : an | rd h fer , ee es nus. tecture tonight at She! Ts Bolen . o She pe t. ff > to i .or the cetr in the trial ef John Who was found dead Friday tn the 3648 wetaiiinamnain me mpi fons of great wealth and generos:*: ‘ - > . >> : * z a : . ‘ ' De tet ie ‘e A > eo | a 444 —_— bel | nN ’ i . un er Rights. tes See = ee Kink) ell for the murder office of ‘Dr. Frank B. Fry, Hum-. the auspices of the Communtty ttl tae that she had been “driven 5 3 a S ) ‘Alb: ley” WV sat ) . # " ie r Fo 2) ae = s : a ee Aue: Charie; an mich re-| Boldt bullding, 537 North Grand | TU=. = Smme che thinkers en yace| @*0ttr trantio® ty the ectens of So | | ” ae , sulted in th quittal of nnel]. Doulevard, b ——— oni. problems who sees hope for Amer- husband, that at times she suffered : : PROVIS ies , — amen: tad = was @™- ica ane a : “ : ey aj nh : n alib! marce that POred as secretary ane 7 /loss ef memory and lity | . Y ae Hel WOULD Sra. ~ ea na ie pss gs that ployed as secretary, was ordered Yee- "He told a reporter yesterday that) wi An Filibustered fice | ees Sess — ee > ee ba fetectives, on th rand. hed volur- | ***@*) the Coroner! The inque *he United States 2 be the defense e te: SIMPLIFY INDICTMENT Sore = sole Re. ae 7 | =e ce ne United States pesseased human Bien Ford when sh ee J Ne 3 S | or , a* , , . x A a : ‘ . ~ > i ca i 3 fon ie armf i] ”“ the eee ede se ' a hANa bad he P. ee ed material for the development of a . - o when ene i i ls ‘ V4 . ~ ‘ > eC — ‘ »'s > : - — he -_ ; - *. Atiarinct race but that at p pg re here charged with : | oe aa . . = ) 4% = ae ™ he ae f b. — uiry by a Post-Dtsp- rh = we ty, Who is eM- Judea, Greece and Rome have done nr $20,000 to kill her husband | Baek Overceats 14. , gt a, er Pe ee a eS ee ost-Dizpatch +03 Oa in & lioinir Seer y ig gon : a8. an Ir , 4 - Ba ense. ae x r oporter. He took exception * athae (ered the body bri aang emrNet saa E ? America began as an ideal.” he M ee a ’ * a Fe Jers onstrated hat ee ,. a : = +7 ee a ae ‘ ve lying ou! whe ¢aid “But she hes not followed her F ie basa declared she first mer Mien Ss $20 Whipcerd | ™ @ Et ™ = | ae ee ements made by Sidener and gail =* ent to Dr Frv’s office 7 “ : a het ord when she was emplored G 7 | . : By a EC 2 | | . . ‘ + pa Deni ma . pio ie great wealth. vT2as generous, and de- Men > $3S 2-Pants § a ma ifi — seeship legislation in Missouri by a ree ubpenaed and did ger 3 minu selene toad aia ude and sired a wife,” she said. “ and Over- a | : eee , pa any particular ‘ter - ’ ‘ol . aia se ti t masses of popula- , 7 a — 7 8 B I : — | 2 — . “ . ee+4 ‘ . ase ‘ 3 ‘ ~ iI? . “ . . = = , - . - — . > a4 '; - (ai téAea! s Th P ia d 4 i ‘yee the Whole of the Constitution Con- ~ 4 * — 2 — - ae agg, Se oo Tne TOorener wgrious race problems which w eae] ee ae matter of riches | anda re- Men's $10 Mackinaw Cougs... ee. rentio ndavw | , See Gu yesterda: i nt her to D y Ef es ' mi ould § ¢i , é , - » ae — sqoncay > | | Called by Defense ckelfc pene igs ‘i. geem to threaten a move toward the vot whip to Henry Ford was enlarged Boys’ $7 Corduroy Suits... = | ies ane os yaa of the Committee on -. | 5 ewes as a ne nthe SAM better race are not so serious an th upon. He came to see me and we Boys’ $7.50 2-Pants mg : | By Chi Se. Preamp) Boundaries Bi! ¢ - : [oe ta Sen 4 oo ves | OUHeng . at. Dr. Shac! veneer psn “ley were married. 2a ’ it “+. : ia MGs si iciacsice ot Powers ae va : stant Circuit Attorndy Jebascs teed te the Coren cK- seem. While .America cannot “Ford took me to his f Boys’ $6 Overcoats at | Chief Washington C« ee ceca = . . . = . . = 7 } ubp > i ee issteas™ tCmmo.idf caluv + ” Ss é sat > . . _ ae ‘ =e recommending adoption of Section =. bx ae te eS a RN ney sey emaach trouste te . n abso Bs the negro Ded¥born to live I found ae oe tn ee cs ? : ? th » rio a s ?t that the defense must hare > several wee] , : p aT n abdsor t culturally. Our use ; ~ * eee . a 14 of the bill of rights providing , — - ont ts | weeks and that Miss | Pudi} cuienRowiatin: atin mt ree that had been bachelor’s quart Men's $3.00 Cordurcy Pass... fan LL the old-timers at the € ty for freedom of speech it f ro ' nted me to “ot revealed her real : nti mn be assimilated first for near! (ers Men's $3.00 Jeans Pants. a4 Oa € te aS it 3 in the : = ; : : —_ . “4 J abiae de Ai ’ . “ture and gecon 2 aa a eariy sever years. I asked f . a 2 oe United States Senate has ’ present Constitution, is before the ; testify to statement onnell was early Friday morning. = wo etg :, a ond by tntermar- money to buy: dishes and oF Men’s $3 Red Diamond - & es es a ° its . 2 r 5 . _ - -* 4 . $ le ; Cemmittee of the Wh ID ‘a. Substit c W- « , . . = 7 o2- ~= . . as pa exa minat LLOon t the beginnin a $5. I papered the ho v s oe All-W ool Flannel shirts ‘ as tae. ov wWiit ps the Den tion of a minority report , witne . I guestioT treatment had not . A Problem of Cuktare ‘Ouse, arn Vv 0 s3 7 a? chin bit? After fou ; > ee OS ss 2) SSS. : POT. on that Li 26 a8 4 OOCt re. ealed LZ _ & . the floors, and cooked f en s Fur Caps . en 4 if od dw Aites OUP }4 = ; ee _ : 1 nae or } Chhinchiiie ade 3 - prov tsion DY Pa 31 S. ¢ onwe)!l of Kan.- aN YY og oes +h aa had opened the fight on the floor) MRS. — ae ' é say in my off! h n ‘+. planned for Friday afternoon, Shack- pion asics decadence of ideals in *° speak to him. The latt mry Ford. Men's $4.00 Jersey Coats. @ Of the-regussr Sens 4 > " . . : MADAL Tr) an -ounild ’ ‘ , ; \4#ard : ) _ a ? 3 } ; ae et 5 _ om -er — a i. anti ee HIS photograph shows Mrs. | a a sa ge eta gage ® a = rai 1 ones He recalied that Miss 4. ica. The present age is sensu- OUT place, looked curiously gens roy eth ge Striped Shires... aa Thereby was estab! ished the ' jourred until dav Jy BLUGteps Sauws a! benchaln as sp woked 12 fond fs ER I hat I had : ase had expressed much fear of ous. It ts not revolt. ft ts dis! - . iy at the ———_ soe aang sh Rad. : a en 2 aOE ear : pressed much tear o% tf revolt. tt is disintegra- =aimme o1 $ EFT es - ' stuae ; meses Conatitutic | she was released from jail after an imprisonment [ast - any such threa’ r aid not volun the effect on her family. but said she tion. The modern Arse ne a cont One ha the mail box, and then Men’ 5 6 Crepe de J E a statement made in these co! Tin. nerenn shat) be free to- barge of conspiring with Arthur Bure! Lnciiae 5 Midian : was asked by | did not name any ie” Oe eumeietaemnet a an a was ' Jersey Silk Shirts. . | wagers. after the Hous, keer . fO- | ned’ euitor eae aT) 7 ee a a ee ° Nein eth seme OF (= oe anyone in connection ‘de comventions because ; Ol ay. write or pul lish : By as 7 500 —_ = Se SS ip as grow! red of her. | ne hee vohnston about ths ‘dentification of With her condition they are old ahd she has found ; Bows’ Siete Sweater lash of political exped?ency wil n biec ~o . avy in jail she was tried twice an irch t] ; we 2 1 "anc = in my o% > . omethin i. a sagt JEWISH CHARITIES CA eacil ; a 1] on wad _— ject.” >T) to agree. The state thereupes ‘ Imes. a. — faitiy ss. ea sister. in . ‘. Robert A. Cook of 4908 Eucii4é avr- Ms neu ear newer and better and AIGN Men's and Boys’ Heavy sd the Dbmll Dr a vot of 238 t ens 7+? > . - - 4 a inn . sfiva eee. © : ; . ‘ rT he *¢+k ae _i= kita —— a Seen Ee pepvides hat dismissed the cases agai : ; ee enue, brother-!n-law of Miss Cass, er. She ts merely proclaiming a Sweaters a was said that the bill was d ery person shal! be free to Say : Sees a ee the slayer of Vanes. stated to the Coroner that she fre- Geciaration of freedom tn badn Closes Tuesday Night—$80.000 F Men's $2 Sik - +t ewee me ' 2 that the oli Was co by any mode of impression or re- | ye a ag emma rae mm ma ERR T ET No —-— ————E Informers Protected, He Sars. quently had complained of ‘T! health m4 is but copring her elders We porte Raised So Far Men’s $1.00 Sit . 4 soporific treatment in the Se publish his ideas, opinions and ~ S depen: explained the Suprem Court It is absolutely untrue trat recentiy. On one occasion, he said. — mo Foung movement tn this. The campaign which the Federa- Men's $6 All-Wool te Mpepresentative L. C. Dyer of St. 1 timents on all subjects whatsoever.” heid that indictments must made any statement about iy fri sme 1K mem} untry. Our youth is not lead ‘ion of Jewish ——— i of the measure, took Provision to Simplify Indictments. |! ule of ausing the ind ia: al he bed S not ‘eading ing to raise $15 ‘ties is conduct- Bers’ “Ue Woa College —_ SS 4 » ¥ ts. ———— ~ a ~ausing the indictment of Vane: he family on Jeadly effect of *@7*"* nobody is leadin - 150,000 will cl = SE eptic his forecas Lawyers of the convention today the proposed section does not | a bank robber. As to the namss : vrania De a ading any- day night a a haven sare aes Men's Genuine Collins @ ee forecast. As were nea ° , 7 wae finite form fa , : arm - ee — me aie “heen - -_ - — oO the “S01 orific ” Was —) mad to — aie how ve: 3 a oO! = pel yemeonnsnvengged — ers being made bit y ni 3 Fundamentally, American culture a a and the 25 team captains Wool Underwear. ‘2? o% . ‘ i nia , ee os 2 a - ? — o a . ‘es. ow.U ce es ee ee reads: ‘language, regardiess of the form. nal eral occasions, to divulge the names ness Years Ago ies religion the new race has qa P@s0ns and provided vacation on see se Jamey ee for a long time, if ever ' i ‘ . . 4 Aas _+ = = = i - .* in PTT, a T o. , 2 “ : ms 7 Ps 2 = a as :, Pa — se ii. 39 Criminal prosecu- eet | | ersons giving us inf ation. In inet cation wits the bebt of vast commonality of ideals if ! ings for 5000 children. en’s $1.00 Automobile : filibuster” in the ; tons must be by indictment or i] EGION'S ites aoe nne lurd ‘he first place the rules ‘nt the de- 1:80 p. m. tomorrow at the site ers can call the people away — | Ee te Aero Ge Fe iegis formation. that no E Quawhs o |] ft = i ‘ > > + : : oe ye a — un >r- the T re ae .* — . ‘ : : > ac “=e rdin to Web co os : pa nak be tment forbid : giving such in- taking establishment ef Smithers & Pease Loughtlessness. = seed Ons dere = ster ; progsecut criminally for felony or | BODY TO MEET THUR —— Ge eo oe for 4 im « l would Wand 4233 Olive street. for a mem ome simple philosophy of ! sesamiae . mage years as a 3 ezgisiation or action fm at * . misdemeanor otherwise than b sa —o : T _ aes” | needed the fund eat : aiso in coal min r 4s : - . y in- | riciatin oe hh. e' 4 A CVU hear of the frm Tom Ww — as tue ircamenta of +t. i mines. He . bv dilatory _~wiparse ar ; Cg ~ - oc a sal . Se Se Rick i i na a) 4 4 the “Ww e 7 Aii-2 . ¥ motions o7 oat ; ¢dictment or information, w ! 7 — . ae : be sufficient to state tn plain and con- ters at Marquette Hotel. Ss wes bane aps nee : Sanat apman, $3854 Page the real Americ m : a disciple of the great Russi , ill is quite pat. Senat 7 ~ cise } con 7 ‘ —s % . i | i : - 2 é ru ; &@ 14 - weu * ei ‘ ~— esas aven ueé Ward was ] on iv fa - meric n ra a would grow The 7 bif an. : : ee a - Senators j es : th imag the facts constitutin St. Louts American Legion offici- aa a. : a! r A neesth fer or against 4ateandant” hours - oniy a tew . 2f le : . Ssinenn: “aieibiia be n@ pubdiication of.a book on im - ; ad of Alabama Cast * ms ' a Bee e I oft hi > } “ of murder and Tt pomp igen © ; eRe eles, Ip ES ae se ee ea me; migration after hi ° Mages Seas 2 . wa) ¢ if ‘2s ogee ae oe but this shal | als are arranging a meeting of the > or are . _- —__——— Wan® was born [n sin you skip- ica brought aang return to Amer-. as. Harrison of Missic : .- 2 2 not rt 6 c . LeU oT ye -" . r ‘ _ . : . - s “Use ot Aim nt . a4 ‘ : : { it . : Y to apply Lo ases State Executive Committee at oh mst ai ak ; oe Companion of Tv S. Grant Dte«. *ormer vy Was master : afl leacence. If we abandon asnee = nto prominence la . | ac le ee arising in the land or naval fo mmitt + th lurder case a => : | | a , . ee ee im] ma among sociologists. He met th | tter two of whom are ie 285 in the militia wh rees! warquette Hotel Thursday to: »b lien! he : ioeniao anil dial iain wie 41 services for Philip Het-) the Wiggins Ferry Cc he bel 5a : seeking Ben Blewett th “ne age :. . - ‘ ~ i 7 mn } 7 tf fm time of en in actual service fol! > pan a pal Gores ~ay MSAnITY Hearing Cc: . retin brick eontractor line railroad which . . : Is tion that we Louis pubi! then head of the St. - Calied the “plarboys of = 3 a, E oOLOWwWe e aman + “_ ® : ; r _ ha we * boat d wate ry si inl a aH z ec ; ; . : = 4 .e at war or public danger, a y a conference of post |... — - of expresse : 1 so Aiea Thursday, wil! Terminal Ratlroad Associa must develop here a real democracy inte schools, through this 2”) proved themselves hi . es. s , te prevent arrest and ~ i¢ the latter w: =, ; se owe ociation a Yeane * y interest and the two b ee . 7 prelim./|commancers an adtutant tAjew hat ] —— ‘he better race ts ready f i—o . ° ecame close 4 -_. extaminatio Adjutants Friday | ch be held ¢ n Sav from the established an undertaking business ce ts ready for birth.” friends. Prof . t artificers of means of d in - s - ~ - . . . le Sites - le — — "- . * be eC ; 4 a ‘ = - ” — aoa : (4. 5 ‘ece” ” mn in any criminal! and Saturday. About 500 visitin | armiess if insane. hon -sheasl avenue. to at Sixth street and Clar! To Lecture This Evening. zu _ and Mrs. Stetmer are =e. ‘oe, * ee os — oo urch sa! ae 3 | at aan reet and Clark avenue in Prof. Steiner ! " zests of Blewett's sist | assistance was rendered Bb rae 4ae. That lewionnair - 4 ' . sae ' - Be! 7 f : meter Wetrze '8@5 bot abandoned + Mey " Prof. Steiner ts to ‘ecture on “The . (ers. , oil recceret 3 i ; As * = = 4 ™~ language of the pection rep- — — = are expectec. wou. J 7 Germany r aes xi? the aneees —_s f the t ou “ Making of a Great Race’ this eve. other [ em Om Tracts Had ary 4 be is resents a marked difference fro The headcuarters of the Americ @! action ~ et -+.8 - “- ate = itn ance of the taxi- s‘- Hr i A oe Trem ; — > —— Vee 4435 WS BD ea i a nN ae oa. pt é. @: ya e 7. > ~ ® carr ages for many years sto ~ wg e%s a Ulisse y -e_ner ‘ a —* in the man ili Rien & tution, rote reads: 'ferred from_t lante? ste] ee. eiton ay , ) >. av fore the Planters and & od be- Czecho-Slovrakian, received hi! Bs anutfacture of ¢ a2 "4 Secti . \- ; — sy or “i y woe scalitien ° 7s @ as — outhern oC! - _ —— Gy rt .* S must — cok seman proceedings the Marquette Hotel . ——— ee oe ot down Tiysses S meant. He {s survived by tels and Faust’s cafe. H rm ho- education at the University of Hei- which, as it happe “ ot aa : nea 4. ‘ ‘ rena : ™ a a eee . is Aath* ~ . ett es. te r bes 2 : Na ao ctment or informa- ; necessar©r> hrough th ce} estes of the > , ~ 4 Feet tas ; 2 dat mene ard tw eors i emocratic member of ric 0d - — db ire in Germany. He carm as 1] a.0.02#7T ¥ ould have | be" f 4 ed sn shall be prosecut- Planters. Ali | 7 n activities hith- _ — “ . Les Bde 3-48 2 re? —— meme ——— : ae - of De ecates a iring ¢ he aie 7" wn ++2.8 country 39 years ago and settied u“ -S wa pet artifice ahs o- ’ crimina! eae , si ; ¢ . Deas . 4 a Aa Wed Ad Be r . ~‘s ad. a ad ) a : - XQ . Z q cuea 3 meanor icherwine a or misde-jerto permanentty named for the; ina; - Macaiyn hain re Schenck. Schenck and the Rev. w. P_ ministration nee pas i >. - ‘OF instance, Wap pre mo 1 ment or tnformati sr oy indict- Planters Hotel will be given at the we. one--r.:. = ne crim ch, father of Arthur, b hile he was learning English. jj » “eee bis specialty a ton m Hee BS ation, which shall be Marquette Hotel er we Ce ns Peodary they d ed b = i | a «(| a ong speech, > concurrent remed! —— os , G toga; 5 bel ‘eve *@ Was in 7 —— Was nec x a ‘ ea, but this shal! At a yecent con *erenee hetweenr mor = * a5. © Is a ve as ~ “a ae 4 CessSar©ry ete @ | not be construed to apply to- lew 2 ¢> me aii: “ the case , aati in, sane age gay instances of wna | | ~~ oe ee arising ! ¥y to~cases, lecion and the Red Cross manage- | RO ren they said were unusual conduct ss 8 | wa Satried Oct Throzu whee Fi gegen Wen land or naval forces ment here it was decided to | - irs. Udenchain recently wa aed After alienists had disagreed Judge >| * ed : . gh aol Caik 1 * : m ‘ti _ “ pa a . . om ee - > 2 : ; . — . s — ‘ + ee. eS. i we "o>. ———_—* “se jz fii Le2rter 4 — . i : servi &® men in actual, Red Cross loo fter di le for. (ne onal ri tt : Rertram A. Werf! presiding, held i | S$ . Mipweteecces: 4 rvice in time of war or public dan-| mer service ee : : te i the murdér indictma: : é vi, Pres.c.s eid a | ger. ye rr Staci anes en Seer , Se ay Burch that the question seemed to resolve A GC a3 eVer Waged iz Will take care Porm oe in insanity hearin enna : . : SS a ~ | ie . . : - o aaa + @eans of motions reg oo ——— Be ; Consuming roll calls AUCTIO? — " i uid have fough . : > . - aa are % ‘ a7 em ee & :* . aa ; : , 5 a ma T. ner ristmas | = | ’ iP noe ~ i | “a’+ PCTODaDS, somebocy i e | | | — ’ rf n ’ : aay - 3 guoru ” * . ‘ . he ; , | Ge | 40TUn, im Which « $g Brussels—Seamless tapestry in A¥F10:30A.M. ~ mee & com. 5 j) Gents’ Bill Rolls, 50e to $10 | Boston Bags. $1.75 08 Sistine: clticins ameech aia Orienta! effects. allover an Conti — whee avd : i Card Cases. ..50¢e to $5.00 Drinking Cu | POR i r must ctrect : - . - : cons”; : a ter—Persian and allover : FREE | | $1 to $10 S6e to os) an ——- es) = Sees 0 Suit Cases a long cor? tae : Tr? «a . - tag : seo sor ‘> ——a us . : a : : ; " 4 +‘? : ‘ gem a e%, $9 75 Pr " ’ . : 7 a o- | . = 4 " rey ay ; ~ ~ . - - pe , s : S Walrus 18-in. T hi : 3 arti rs sho uid get in’o re, a pat- izes . “AMD © lannArey , - i Pug : thi . ial . £ Bags at — "7 “Om is left fr terns: epecta! — a FB isee oi iryvy. mMmanvies aot ry , is , 3 H pec Genuine Lea n —_ some ot! ana \— feet Sead a senatorial « r Est. réor ¢: SUPPLY co NG aN s 3 Sa Maadjing a speech. @ Si4 Lecust Se. 2 | ee Jefferson and O’ Fall . . ee Pod sound f 3 2 > > si Has Bought Al = : Rot + orensic smack @ tT - . . Pe | ty - : . i the Piumbing. ‘ 5 , : “PR the cther cheek. | | cin ° 4 . ag | mouth and begin giv ® — | ; nie a¢ 2: 2 (2th St. @ a —— ye good in qua #. ~ 3 ——— a ; es ts Rp not im quality. | : — - | me Tiews into the record

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—_— Oe eet ee om RD EE ER ee or SUNDAY e DECEMBER 16, 1999 ~ 7 Born Just Year : is a coincidence ey neastanane of two baby boys, was A erpatai nee eer Meare he » Mr. and Mrs. Fr Dy “i? . Sree TELE SESS Raita theatre as of 4914A Laclede apa A4P . and Louis J. b — ioe T-DISPATCH 15; Francis in 1020 me = : i “3 seers ste 3 i | fa Ss : next year. They ane N : ak : gPe a 7 - : oH isis ae stat isa atthe aime gle tad) yet, tte ieee ee only children. the FIT) : : ee en ESS ra : ) ae Peciat ata go RRR Ph ae ae 8 pt AR te $ 3 as Pahal Z ites? ey is ' . FRE t: 4 at PF ; ose 2 . 4 toe egeee ’ . ose 3 - " ate bes Salad . Sane .t oT besesee et 9" . 1 es ; : ce 258: ap . "? . ; Scher oct 4 ’ . bo Aad cet © ’ , . : eer Serer. z : “ > ‘ = . tea nd BJ - ° Te “role ‘ ' -? : =e + wegee . . 24 Se by re ° Sette : ; acs 24: ; i optety ts$t6 05) . : - ~ eote . “a aad . . ’ . 3 ; ; - ae ie aH : 7 po qustnasensgenseegesnass oe . Soon apeerd $10 # Was Talking About When He Told Republi- ne Coats... 2 — ' ‘ . - Peete — ——— ve * nee ne il lp Clg AE NIA AGN Ai RG A AINE te + Seat AM LOAM ARE AB he ae ors , - it sd ‘ Row 7 _ 4 " ss 7 pee i’ 4 4 - > " ~ — 2 ; . i . ' ts ~ 2 7 S si is = i" . Pre; N , ™ - - ‘ jut « ~~ 4 - va Fee . - day Mead » ¥ “ ~ ‘ - . 4 , ot Pn “, ge 2 , is a Peo . LS » > te y, «as mM ; él e = » " Poh eine a 2 ee . : 7 Pd ‘the Post-Dispat: h as well as by other newspapers in all gi France. I was the of © ine an ISSISSIPPI me anxious to secure co-operation aie . - > ~ hs | D Dieckinaw Coats... one ae countries of the world. The articles, which will deal lg France in a general endeavor to clear up the European Are Not So Far Apart Corduroy Suits = By Charles G. Ross, ‘with present day conditions and situations, will appear . Situation and establish real peace from the Urals to the i © Pants Guite . 7 ae from time to time, usually in the Sunday paper. Atlantic seaboard. French suspicions and French ap- r U d t B 99 cs. Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. rehensi -onstituter if , As hey se 0 eC aa Sg . i dveeneennas gt prenensions constituted a serious difficulty in the way of { ba 9 , Sao ; ~ = 00 Mackinaws....... $4.45 4 PL the old-timers at the Capitol agree that never in the Ristiey of tne | settlement and I thought that if it were made clear to ati is a far cry from the Rhine a Small Minority Determined to OOOO EOE = = = = Oh ——EE—E—Vn—r—eowr oa TS ee ee ee eee ee aS eee reer eee ae raerS OO Oe Th pet Pe ee One ce Noe 4 + Ps ee r vu re : et gm pet. as 8 2. nm eR RM. ROE ty | LE EM A ION HO Petey - ee - — SP ee eee a eS ee ee Yr. 00 Corduroy Pants. . $1.90 7 France that the whole st h of the British Empi Sa ee ee By DAVID LLOYD GEORG = /{ , 44> iad be sedated oe ole =" ee bye arte of to the Mississippi but not so far as 00 Jeans Pants 4 ; United States Senate has there been such a neat and efficient filibuster Red Diamond and Eskime § gs that by which the Democrats prevented consideration of the Dyer ; : * . - Flannel Shirts ....$1.90 B. . ee Ly, ‘ ss Y . , threatened invasion, French opinion would be ina bet- | jt ysed to be. Theré are now — ain eet ty Me agg ag ‘i o a Sapling War-Time Premier of Great Britain IY | ; ter mood to discuss the outstanding questions which agi- f f h R ; _ "| : ep llcat adders powed to Toe inevitable iG ec j ; Oninchilla Caps. . ... .$1.78 7 a . : 1 he laid ide for the balar f +} vi 8 nae « (Copyright, 1922. Reproduction in whole or in part ‘, tate Europe. : gray es not ar rom t eC hine Velour Hats........$2.99 © t the Dyer bill should be laid aside for the balance of the extra session | st “ h\}\) é' re wherein lies the dust of men who 50 Corduroy Pants... .75¢ wi the whole of therregular session beginning Dee. 4. ‘ LONDON, Dec. 9.—M. Ciemenceau, in the reqparkable WARS / British Offer of Guarantees © ; * ; | Ages ae a iden Se hereby Was established the verity) guished—and personally beloved col-' series of speeches he has been delivering in the United | \e ‘ of International good will is essential to re-establishment less than six years ago Came from $6 Cre e de Chine ps if statemen t made in these columns league. So the Democrats received/(/ States of America. implies a breach of faith on the part \ ' of the shattered machinery of international commerce. the hanks of the Mississippi ik Shi we January, after the House, under ‘onsiderable aid from Republic ans } of Great Britain in reference tO the pact for the guar©r- With a great country like France, to which the issue of y Ss . ee $4.4 lash Of political expedfency, had who wefe stung into talking. 'antee of France against the possibility of German aggres- a 8 | the war had given a towering position on the Continent * * * . Meeeed the Bll by a vote of 230 to 119.. Senator Willis of Ohio was one of) sion. of Europe, in a condition of fretfulness, it was impos- x : a | i ie Qo 4 > *¢ T ” Cc ] ’ ‘e cy’ . r 5c Jersey Gloves........100 Gite fora long time, if ever. ‘resolution that both convicted'and ac-( blind hatred of our country, but from temporary for- , its Chief Minister ae .apeee ot — e in order histo Vy of Europe and the world, fo : : ’ - j ‘ aus ? , rar) 2 o : , e aa e : 1.00 Automobile Gloves. .506 : be filibuster.” in the legislative i quitted Newberry. gvetfulns« cg of fact He states the fact uw ith reference to to arri ve at a worka yle sett] sment of the vexing question > t} 3 | 4 f ] h Canvas &.. ; viata ee conaetaete bay be ar ee of reparations. The invitation received prompt re- With a Climax O 1Orror suc as 50c Heavy Can le 4, according to Webster, “to| Willis arose in his place on the sec-( the original pact quite fairly. (The proposal that Great DAVID LLOYD GEORGE. pias sr ) | : ° : , ’ ° . 9° P Bay : ; : : ‘14 : sponse and Dr. Rathenau, accompanied by two or three ‘ ‘ Aa yy "¢ -Paim é wegisiation or action in an as- ond day of the filibuster to answer) Britain guarantee France against future aggression by This drawing of the British statesman was made v 90 tps i Re fas ma nkind has never \ et W itnessed. . leading Ministers and a retinue of financial experts, cs, il tll ail — = —_ — — EE toy er by dilatory motions or other some remarks made on the previous/ Germanv.—E4.) It was proffered as an answer to from life by Jo Davids American sculptor .s 7 | ty — y D — — reached Cannes in time to take part in the discussion. " ' » ve re ' seotiations , ‘oceeding | stren be ies seclest ithe | | fhe negotiations were proceeding helpfully and another} : gthened along frontiers and movements of troops Mail Orders Filled. eee tacti of Be a oetey : pie? : | ‘ oe week might have produced results which would pave; with a menacing intedt from the Baltic to the Black Sea. " : Seen is quite pat. Senators Un-j|to the filibuster which has been going} There was a strong party in France which urged M. ified f suspici ati d i Genoa, at least, dispelled that cloud | . R00. of Alabama Caraway ofjon here,” said Willis, ‘and therefore ) Clemence to demand that the Rhine should be freated\ ic rarti 19 . ,p bas ified the tumult o SUSPICIOUS BAtiOnNs es ngugu-) ; : pe at clo - , rss ; a ’ ' Mi we un , . ; kg >» a * *« * al sits UBLE EAGLE STAMPS 4 " The definition as applied|day by McKellar of Tennessee. ‘those who claimed that the left bank of the Rhine at the Genoa conference in April of this year. “I certainly shall not lend myself) should be annexed to France. - —_— = , ’ TT ivy? | "h ; "Dp | ,a | ¢ ' “py - a 4 ; . ; } os _ } y ’ . . . ’ 2 : . a own pet artifice. Sen-| brains for strategems. Whenever! That meant forever. sation in the French press that the occupation be made), uch from military conventions to warrant repeti-) afraid the reason is of a more’ sinister kind. feed, for instance, was prepared Willis showed signs of subsiding C (ef ? ie ’ 7 llis showed signs of subsiding. Mc- \ effective’ or ; ‘ Viana > . ith | . : tior su a disastrous experiment. The pact witb W the Rh his specialty, 2 long speech, but! Kellar gave him a prod. His contri- The Hum of the Kindergartens. ‘ ‘Benge of ey b : ' . pa me ie ra } The French Watch on Ine. . Peace of Europe at Stake. Britain lies for the moment In the wastepaper Dasket.¢ Jf Prance accepts Britain's guarantée of defense of > + e Was necessary i } filibust at. Tethhh The reparations alone Skillfully handled by the Qual( - e ° pution to the filibuster ¥ ax the equlyv-, hii repafa bial a2ion Sill iULI% ia liu J’ Lia Uda ' > . ow if har | , ae . )But we never flung it there. tier frontier, every excuse for annex ban would preclude the POSSI: ility Oot ever Witness- | pon the answer to these questions, the peace of\ . , eae - ht to have made his com laint in al _ ; =. . y u e ing the left kK of ( M. Clemenceau ought to fa‘ 7 ae pian ‘} the Rhine disappears. If this is the explanation, if the arried Out Through Roll Calls. * 2 lent of two roll calls. (| ¢ Orsa} fte e ad inishes 1d afte ing fulfillment of tl “eaty The argument by which u . the peac if y erhaps e life , . . i ; . : cw © r 4 ° QT) j > ,7 lifny hey = ypoor ve th ir ole ’TY V a th 4 } i j 3@]} nS ‘2S the ae il af } 1 ni ' vs ( . : Wuacious ever waged in the Senator New, another Republican. / they supported their claim was the ceienseiessness of th iviiization, cepenc. ‘against Englishmen. With the pact went the effort to) no condition will they even at the end of the period of | French frontier without some natural barrier. France? The pressure to do the evil thing that will once more; ell is ie: | . : ad helped along the filibuster by , ae" aie 6 Tyre T} istory : oe ag a nese ) it, S Cc had been twice ded and over within living mem-({ spill rivers of human blood is insistent. The tempta-( poke peace in: Sarge, eee °°! occupation withdraw from the Rhine, then a new chap- | m ° oy Y} ¢ Y ¢ r¢ " Srnyse lac een wice inveé ie ange ve run Loin tiv LZ Mmermri-\ : pid PTS Ma ? rig . - a-\ 8 on - ; ‘ ; v sat by means of motions requir- denouncing it, Senator Caraway arose; nh A a pil ] ) ! a Tate )recent to require any recapitulation of its features. The\ ter opens in the history of Europe and the world with a’ : , DIY ‘illis. Cara-{ ory by her formidah] ighbors. The German military) ti s e res ce is gettl ee . | . er , at ‘ rit.) i land drawled a reply to Willis. Cara-\ ory by; r able neighbors . é 8 an military, tion is growing Th FESERSECS 18 ESLUuRE "1 (new French Ministry did not play the part of an invit-? -jimax of horror such as mankind has never yet wit- ' Tats could have fought it out way gratefully acknowledged the aid) power was now crushed and provinces of the German) America and Britain standing together can alone avert’ ing Government responsible for pressing to a successful\ , .eseq - ~ i ( le . + 4 7s oo Smr ; . } » ro h ° ¢g . ? la h € v 4 4 ; 7 , game lines all winter. spring | given by Willis. : Empire had beén restored to France and Poland, but the) the catastrophe. But they can only do 80 re making it. end the objects of the Cannes conference, but rather, The German provinces of the left bank of the Rhine mr | “T mrecyme” said Caraway. in his) population of Germany was still 50 per cent greater than‘ clear that the aggressor—whoever it may be—will have ,,_., ie 1. : ; pelimer. I presume,” said Ca 4 i ) - that of a captious critic, who had to be persuaded along; .-. intensely German in race, language, tradition and , i a ct il il lll lll ——————— -—_ —-, vOnsuming roll calls. The 4 r - ‘ at na ( 4 Dttintiienee ae ae \ lt ait 4 . 7 4 aa? ® — ‘ or “that our purposes( that of France and it was growing at an alarming rate,) the invincible might of these two commonwealths et ai i : aa _f ee a day, Perhaps, somebody will a” - a ¢ se hile the F h lati | an t a standstill. Ger d against an tion that threatens to embroil the; every inch of the. 7ent. GES 900 sympathies. There are 70,000,000 of Germans in Europe. } a sn > sam Some of us frankly) while the French population Was a tandstill. Ger-( raye ainst any natic at threaten: . _ ee ack and leave the res ° ‘trug- Band the Senate will install an | @re all the same. Some of u yn : : acl z 4 ws pee Sk aaa “A ms ro a \ stacle to turn back and leave the rest/of Europe to strug-) 4 generation hence there may be a hundred millions ‘ unc hem thers. man towns and villages were choked with sturdy chil-;) world in another conflict. i ae ee — 77 . ‘k whte # Scoreboard for the quick re-. announce them and others. seek to O g i ) ple along with its burden amia the mocking laughter Of ‘rhey will never rest content as long as millions of their ‘ one ‘e are all engaged in a fili- ) dre re n in Germany who preach revenge. They) | eee O votes. Meantime it takes 2/ conceal. We are all engaged in a fili- ) aren. P i There are men in German) sane *¢ France. ‘ fellow countrymen are under a foreign yoke on the other | gest lines of 4 about J5 minutes to drone buster. The Senator from Alabama{ You cannot talk long to a Frenchman withoug realiz-, must be told that a war of revenge will find the same The V r Par; ide of the Rhine and it will only be a question of tiene | , pai: ‘ . : . . i se ‘ : ‘ =e ; . iad > »§ 3 s our Pp se until this) i iow this spectre of German childhe aunts ance; allie de by side inflicting punishment on the peace) e Voice From fr aris. ug the list of 96 namés and re- Stated that as our purpose | ntil this) ing how t : > of German childhood ha France? allies side b; q , He did his best( 2nd opportunity for the inevitable war of liberation to | J } ; | wg oe | runk e Bis , — aid asi The) a intimidates her judgme hese children, it is\ breakers { Iam not complaining of M. Barthou. } : } Ss In th Be report the result. A rol] measure should be laid aside. The/and intimidates her judgment. These children, it is\ breakers. begin. ( } } ] ; _ @ . | : — , S ili itions to remain loyal to? . Ee , 1] cal r fengeanc 1e day rug-) er ce who counsel annexation of) under most humiliating condi ) | : very low, it ee be had on every affirmative | Senator from Ohio stopped a roll call ) said, are nourished on vengeance and one day the strug-} There are men in Fran e - the) We know what the last war was like. No one can, Proposed: In addition anv that he might read into the Record) gle will be resumed. And France has no natural defense‘ territories populated by another race. He( foretell the terrors of the next. The march of science {s | , ° P ° . +2 ; « ; 71 ; e@}* ’ - nearly everything which was said yes-{ against the avenging hordes that are now playing on) warned that such a step will alienate the sympathies of) summoning. inexorable and wherever {t goes, it is et the bidding af’ “ . 2 Britain and America and that when the inevitable war/ was hampered, embarrassed and tangled up at every om; b ‘ld | 4 ‘ Is it h to} nt Hberation comes, the sympathies of America and} Whenever he took any step forward, he was lassoed by) ™en whether to om ys rt pre age ° ee } ’ net acm I am credibly informed that he; ##k that America should in time take at le RY to cAll the roll. So two rol] | Original to say, he could consume | ye of terest in the devolopment along the Rhine? To that ex- ( main 46 $3.50 ) 01 mming half an hour, are nearly an hour of the time of the( that part and it is only the sinister interference of states-) are fighting for national! freecom. ae A os a zn | ‘tent. I am in complete accord with MM. Cl cenat ; eee any transaction. As Sen-| Senate.” ‘men who love not France that deprives Frenchmen of) The time has come for saying these things, and if) the conterence. 4 Jer such bewildering Neither Britain nor America can afford to ignore the/ | 1% : - . ' | j ; ; : +. eanttw eat ar Whe under suc se Wi +. . ex Brushes - ft od pointed out to the, : ted Part Best ‘this security for peace which a far-seeing nature has they are not said in high places, humanity will one day! ~ — weatgicmeniee os -ountri - maneuvers going on along its banks. { $2.50 to $10 Boles. stats é Liked the Quote Z provided. )} call those who occupy those places to the reckoning. ) conditions: The other European countries were per-) : } | "8 Majorit - : es : a Be ie aS aati ot A ) It is a far ery from the Rhine to the Mississippi, bat, ire Frames ll oe or 2! e| When Caraway gets after an an-) The fact that this involved subjection to a foreign yoke( The pact, giving guarantees to France against poss! ( plexed and distracted. They were anxious pas! go sme not as far as it used to be. There are now graves not | _ re pencing a large | ve ia like a d vi a? men : ARES :, “ then! es} state of peace. There was no doubt about) , : $1.50 to $10 | |tagonist he is like a GOs WOITYiNE a) of millions of men of German blood, history and sym-) tility of German aggression, Was designed to strengthen; should end in a state of p ; nom reat : ‘aan 4 .) far from the Rhine wherein lies the dust of men who less} $10 lly 19 mations, and to @©tinone. He kept right on after Willis, thies. and that the incorporation of so large an alien’ the hand of M. Clemenceau against the aggressive party) sincerity—the passionate sincerity of a desire for Semone - ¢ tb tus al \ ng Sets.....$1 to =» of them, with the minority | aaa : er st eager | | " note . : ; but the European nations could not\ than six years ago came from the ba of the Mis-' Lunch Sets on roll a] : fe eee that ‘the Senator would not which was then and still is anxious to commit France; throughout Europe, but the furop } tesienl . . bm calls, would require... . ; ' ntats tenet te reat Powers was working/ ® $2 to $50 Ming legislative day of five | tuink him critical when he said that 2 constant source of trouble and anxiety to the French) tc the colossal error of annexing territory which has) help seeing that one of the gre 'S speec + : ithe best part of the Senator's speech) ,.. .»ment whilst it would not merely provide an in- ‘even } | ‘s t G M. Clemenceau knows full) for a failure. They had a natural anxiety not to ap-\ 50 5 ¥en if n | ; always been purely German. M. C€ | | . 7 ) Cases. . .$1. to $1 oy 0 Senator opened his was the quoted part. He had listened, centive to Germany to renew war, but would justify and) well that Britain has been ready at any time during the' pear to take sides. It is a marvel that in spite of am £80, ) | | unfortunate attitude adopted by the French Government ) ) ) They must be! the conference which his Government had scoffed in sfore you buy at any ti . But his task was an impossible one. me may “suggest the | Rie & of a quorum.” in which case | terday, so that without being put to) the German streets, and with the-hum of whose voices’ | ¢h.| the trouble of thinking up anything | German kindergartens resound. The Rhine is the only) f possible line of resistance. Providence meant it to play/ Britain will be openly ranged on the side of those who/a dispatch from Paris. | (received 800 of these communications in the course officer must direct the. n Bags. .$1.75 to $6 ting Cups ; rr. element, hostile in every fiber to French rule, would be) =e than to say “Aye” or ater ; | Cases. . $1.25 to $10 Be ¥ r he said, to many of the Senators dignify the attack by converting it into a war of libera:( Past three years, up to a few months ago, to take upon, . — a 2 ; t+} ' } 0 , which has, at any rate, preserved eee $1 to $75. ; Tong i+ would ' 2 speeches, and he thought that thi: \ tion—all that had no effect on the Rhenish schoo] of) herself the burden of that pact, with or without the) 4 pact was signed hich ¢ oral ‘snenties aa! ‘Copyricht by the United Feature Syndicate. Copyright tn oe was the best the Senator had ever French politics. ‘tinited States of America. At Cannes, early this year,) the peace in Eastern Europe 50F Severe yey ges ~ ) Great Britain by the London Chronicle. Exclusive world rights Reed, Caraway, Heflin, Harri- It was a writ-) fore the conference we had heard of afmies being) neia by the United Feature Syndicate.) ™ “hers should get into ora- 50 S ‘ 3 eling Bags at $12. ye is jeft for some other in., leather lined, $5.00 made. He would always be watine This school is as powerful as ever. In one respect, it} I made a definite proposal to that effect. ‘for the Senator to interrupt him and ‘ i i iid | , eaten atta ati itt iia cig ain naga aa ag INNER ee interject a speech. ecu eee 4 | “The Senator,” said Caraway, 0 ; ber; Caraway and Cummins argued at{ing the floor. I love to hear him Help From Other Side i“makes so much noise and beats his cause of their color,’ they are not;then it is desired that the Federal,of this power, said Caraway, broke Senator eed sate gremeycosh EPR al a ane wet, 7 es, brent «here stem: Ay Raton why the Democrats were | desk so viciously that he illustrates wanted in some particular locality of Government shall punish his punish-| down the public morale of the states.’ /of the —_ an ne ae pes powers bot < other, about yarfous| most eloquent man who has sat in ITEMS . ‘Conserve their wulleas in this | what he says without saying it.” a city in which they might wish to’ ers.” “The result is,” he said, “that the oul ee wha Series 2 iennil eine sae oe : ‘the Senate since I have been ia pub ; , : ng + aay ag sa hy oa . | , not enforce the law, ana of the Fost- | 2 : 2 : et Was the fact that they got. With that parting compliment, the live, as they were in Chicago and East; Another idea advanced by Caraway /states do + cannot.” | mittee sentiment. He admitted, how- Shortridge Has His Turn. | lic life. I listen with much pleasure 2s in America Be 8p from the other side. It Arkansas Senator then tore into the St. Louis, this bill does not give any against, the bill was this: That/the Federal Governmen , eee nt chore wan “very great e@-| tumanen impiebriges ot” Galeaiein:| eee ee : to goad a senatorial op-| bill itself. He said the bill was pro- protection. It is therefore only where where the Federal authorities are; Caraway quoted the ot. Louis Post: neo 7. certain phases of the bill pepublican, one of the most aan’ reasoning is always good, though PQ Making a speech. Give posed for the purpose of paying a po- the man has committed a public of-| given the right to punish crime, it is) Dispatch as having said that the bil position to Se ws a steisant ‘and atied et es om ais eens tilde ae sometimes his conclusions are not in Be 4 sound forensic smack and litical debt. It was written, he said, fense, or is believed to have commit-|the tendency of the states to ‘let| was reported from the Senate Judl- a # sno a Be doubt- page lubricous aspect gg} Hoe PHA Ris —— Mowever, be I runk Co. of | ted a public wffense, or where it is Uncle Sam do it.’ He ventured the clary Committee with the expectation | a goo¢ man) 0 t, began pripri@atpst: ~ PRot turn the < k ‘inds ie] hich | ‘’ xther cheek. Heiso that the kinds of vielence whl ; ' . t nality of parts of wn king remarks. ; Mouth and begin erin are Committed in the states of Sen- believed he intends to commit a pub-| assertion that 50 times more liquor) that it would not be passe, and that | ful of the constitutlo . P bob up and down, making Then the two—Caraway and $ he got—as good in quan-) ators favoring it would not fall with- ‘lic offense, that the provisions of the was being sold in the’ State of Ohio|all but two members of the com-_ it. Shortridge, the short and the long of ¥, if not in quality. He|in its provisions. bill will apply. If a man 1s killed than was sold before the Federal Gov-| mittee believed 1 Se ee ca Pa ee ns tae ana te beta ‘quad te the Senate—with eolama oaunte m his riews into the record as | “Where men are murdered because | for any act not a crime, his murder-|ernment was given concurrent power| This reference was to an mg 2 » iptinseoa a Matinee comuit-| deena Rieisatt tines nances and always with a nete of met 8 the mistaken views of|they want to work or do not want to ers €0 unwhipped of justice; if he is| with the State to enforce the law. As-|the Washington correspondent of t “6 5, 2 deneygaroen. a | “5 am in favor of the Genater haw << Contioued om Page 8B. Mished—always distin- work.” said Caraway, “or where, be-| killed for the most fiendish crime,|sumption by the Federal Government, Post-Dispatch published Sept. 21. | tee) ‘ & e : | al . ~*~ a Po re te, ll ig an PCa $0 appear RO ag ios - es agen eR epare oe Se pee er sy ea A nk kee ee He felt sure, he said, the majority; No sooner had Cummins left off his | Avenue » < ot 5 as aaa foo gr

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\ = ’ rena : ' . “ wm SO SERRE IR: SE: OPERA INH ES. IO Ne St RE oo pa ee ST. LOUIS POSP-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1922. - ‘vs {SENPAT. 405 ve ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | AMERICAN MEDDLING IN EUROPE. THE STRAITS SETTLEMENT. | aa : Ca ee ee nas — Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Opponents of the administration’s policy of isola~-. The Turkish counter proposal for the settlement of | } . ’ | ; 4 bs Pe ee ae. | v7 if ats Sh Dec. 12, 1878 tion have been chiefly concerned over the neglect the Dardanelles problem, involving control of the 2 ‘ “ o. 44) mo e+ os a | make no difference in its cardinal lally ha by anxiety for Turkey’s rights than Turkish modera- | EF po oak J . , Be e | é | ing j Es yea Fj ~ for progress. Pome : dove _ Since the victory of 1918 the spokesmen and the tion is inspired by pure unselfishness. Russia objects|# -?, * ei Ok Zee Le SP ME BE IS LO SIG . Pa ~ ¥ a> 34 5 hee Se z oe proposed that the s¢ | erate capentios or ene pgm | Press of Europe have held their temper, bended €¢3 y Bre + Biliere spectacular but the nev | . | , . , i a . more effective. t =.) SEE of the talk that was le es tively little was ab ttself. Senators disportec in all sorts of pleasant l excursions: They tai i fee. Oe reer . PR Gy + tem en ns. ee ee sa + 66 ope OO OE ae Peg Se!” tn a . e é - eat A is . - > we * -* LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE) : BU vise the allied Premiers “not to come taken too seriously now, but it is obvious. even at thi — to decisions it spirit of hate but in the spirit of time, that the settlement must be made on a partisan r of the author, —_— na, ** ie ™ es , ’ The name and address of tne a nee | colerance. he warned that “ basis. The very best to be hoped for is some equita-| must accompany every CORTTi0NTION, OWT; not be able to i: . eae gt: * ie abe Ase em request will not be published. Let-) * ing iS gue sy Oe Dai e-of-power arrangement, pregnant, as al! : . re ; me Tt ~ ih elet¢ dal Ts , = ° ty sateen 7 : he = hie rat Ae fee . fers not exceeding 200 words will receive NOt tolera 7. ui 1S OSes S0se | Sut rrangements are, with the seed of future} preference. i , | Aaa USBAL bed ' aye * > * : ; usu : Gide ul Pi inevitable as long as tl ip] A Former Kliansman “peaks. el ) ol | eee Pee bee pee 3 kes. he oid diplomatic = | partisar mt reec {Or poilticai gsrst O iding international problems persists - phe ¢ 4 aoe we ‘ae ee . . «* Pi is oe Oe Eee eee hime NE RO RI 48 >. aN eS euler in . al , wel th: mgd EP HA, ore: f OF gs ee r. : . é * * Ms i v wre. 6 ‘ BP War voy steep 5 2 ; eA : baker) wer Oe: ‘\ seer) hs & : ~~” Sn i“ 7 * spe - : ae i ’ A r° : " yt ae) Pee j are . A rx vig _ 7 z, ‘ ¥ oars : ; . “ tte 2 ce ¥ ge ag RR ge nae gee Og, he 4 eee A ab bliin ‘ r he ; : 7 ; i, om, s , ov 2 ah TEN r ar) " FF 4 Nong Wat > ee ee Bsc : | § gery ‘es € ’ “ , - : . + Me yer - PY oe . ple * “ “ yes ay To the Editor of the Post-1 3 A es Cee ee ee een *Oner Mankind has been presented with only one alterua-| your issue of Nov. 27. I was: tive. ihe only medium through which such defects member of the K. K. K. long before American decisions as to Mexico or Brazil: and dangers can be eliminated and avoided is a " + . - + is ignorant of its real object. : After being a member for a short time Dardanelles question withou I discovered that the organization really antees, for the protection o had its birth in Europe, where prejudice lined Te 3 imated that at } += a0 : * l ‘ timated that at least $15,’ m aed tg @ fine political weapon. It hag worked) ae ae lila Wiens i oo PS ns areca ala To $ ag ill be n bed | wonders in Belfast; Ireland, as well a8, *°"™ , 28 toe aiiec Fremiers are meeting in London, sy assure the success of the twenty-third India. Africa and Australia, and even in; the fear is expressed that America will ist Canada. This person claims the klan uD-j into” European settlements without 7 a Sta tac nd + 2 . sa , . holds the laws of the United States and) onsurate responsidility sver mind what the set-| holiday cheer into hundreds of homes which. through ite Constitution and also protects the . on Th a ita | pAb ye Peewee. : : apie. about the Hall-Mii ; _ ’ ites t . , : = — - = —_ z = —- = . - : : : - tiements are. TI®® ma lid deals between the rerty c fortune, would, ot! r St eee ie | ‘te 4 =: a , i a he case of New Brunswick. , : : ' t Fm. ' ; ‘a -6= SC SeRout rural credits and the ; weak, innocent and defenseless from the) : indignities, wrongs and outrages of our! some other people's territory anc resources. ‘ U han Ua of Vea tae , ‘. gr as ie : : € . ‘ert BF x * ~ >. , . ; ; - laws—it stands, he says, for “America, Bu ce America takes no responsibility in Eur: tival hi en uniqu i beautiful expression of 4 oe ¥, . 2 [oa ‘> Bee i : q AIH ~ the PH ns — ee ' “wheat. about the good old da; “ suit the) : ‘ : : ; ve it Sages . , ~. = 2 | ~ 2 . —— | First.” My convictions when I quit the; , has it to dictate to those who do? Not t! unity’s Christmas spirit, in which thousands ee OF - a . ) s ; _ Am B. Reed was the Spe @arn thing were that it was solely ani. , ., tate Trent 0 te tel ie ‘ aa NRO i — ¥ — ” House, about profitee: : : ; a.) OU1¥ Ras it no right, but it is losing its friends and i f St. Loui iv -ODerat ith wales | entirely to aid a foreign country whose g — : ; — perated with voluntary con-! | underers, about the killing . ; na. 6h 4 I ine ‘ 71) ~e v1 - } . 7 . = ; » al = ” -— . Government wants its religion and i's ** J eddliing where it will not play ball. PIOULIO O Oney ani ery i it is not a charity re >. all ’ . : ; bc Pe fie director, William D Gov ideals w oe hr ) » 390-0 sa acteaceaiiiiad : W "yan “a aie £. - ae : : +7 Cena tad . ; ‘wishes and its Government the ideals we MURDER AS A CAMPAIGN ISSUE : f Ditality. It is an organized endeavor . ae ; 73 4 - | 2 —— | ler, at Les Angeles, ab« Americans must worship. | : $4 — 5 ce s! hat evervone } aa ‘ £ : § ; 2 ae : . eS i=- wee aS ti-Japanese land laws oc We are to become enemies of one an-| The Herrin massacre, in which 20 men were killed — ais na , peat “2 ¢ Ses: | oS &: oe : 7 r,s SS : Pre” | )aeenia, and about themse other, for what? Why? We won the) and 34 wounded, has been made the domiment i | , : : | | € | } eres -. ~ Ss a se? OA o* geod deal about themselves. wars. Revolutionary, Civil, Mexican.| gy. election to be held next Tuesday by the a _. The list just scratches the - . - R . oe . ~ i 2 : -- Fey | : bs i . a hod was very simple. It nization, backed by the Be a a off} ithin - a : > >. I . oo ; | , | . | i. 1a: - " ; a powerful orga we , by the! Jail because the evidence against them is so positi ‘ : or sc contribdu- : : wee , ‘ss Pe — | — Pig hat filibusters of | money of powerful influences who be- a a w : tic - - elcome. from the nennr ant . ’ ' . . “oy Swe > ea did not use it more. T! a@ge us our prosperity, who hope to; *“% * umpticn of guilt so great that b ee et aS you SO) ~ —_ . ; = es f “ : re bu gru ne 8 ~~ ‘ ges iz apis rrding to ability All enn : - nae - . ' _ oe it around the > ae | ~ oa auliy. Ail COR- a rule of the Senate that ~?’ 3 have written to the rank EY Rpts — ng to at n- | Pte ce woe: eles ~ . . | a een aoktee! teen | ‘ledged in the Post-Dispatch THE WATCH ON THE RHINE. i officer having taken th + Oe an $1] : : | Row ae — ine | Turkey, Russia and the ’ [+h Ps . ita reference i uee > > > ~ v - + a ade Sic tet ot a ee a cm 4 2 yt pets ee ition oe Weeds Blin. a oS +> ARR Se iaintee, pw , ee » 1% +4 2 oy hE i EC RRR, ena i ellie BE! aT se aR aaa » ES dale aaa ROR PO Qantas NY A So eta ah te te eine - - > ee 77 ‘ , RD ing damon « ’ . the as ad Post-Dispatch. | him in his fustification of the crin — > goes on. “shall not be su + ; y “~? . 8 ee a ' :' ; ANETELA. os + ~ “bd a ‘ a . ™ . Be y : OUR editorial of Nov. 21 on the in- 4 ial, of course, is nothing ot | Tt , a chi! ith : sinc : Merry Christmas! Mr. Letter Carrier. . 2 hit column iz designed to ees * — Neamepe er a . lm nie oe , , : stoc xi1 » ] ‘7 S. Luell That’ . a ne ias the latest «+ - 1y motion shail consistency of imposing Federal tax- of certain indivi . — pc . : ery chil " Racers hat’s what we say to him, and now here vids oe test : ommeumt by the leading yi. ae or.ce ee ™ ation on the bond issues of states, cities murders which Attorner-Genera! saa ete Seg ) lis disappointmen en: ive} ron: sien are a few timely suggestions by which you can | ™©@spepers and pericdicalg om the Ge yorrect the same, | Politica: striesg in the It seems that an amendment to the e 7 . - > VY won 4er ? D _— * 4 h / ‘arv ae ‘ear b ' . : : : : Jocal taxation in all subdivisions of the | tempts to raise. | his own benefit, constitutes a ou — 2 And the consequential! track bank signature of which you are so proud. , as ¥ ! : @ with and the journal 4 : . set 7 2% ; ’ . y= T . a wey * . 7 : , United States—in all communities that | defense not of the alleged criminals but of the suc ikan state teaching us that noth! ett — — They ought to know who yow are, anyway. , | : by unanimous consent! é ee: se pee oe ) 5 + cora:ng A.most any phiiosoephic Write all addresses with a soft ‘ead pencil gies , the Democra: ‘Tmust borrow money—and each taxpayer rime. (te } 14 Ty ‘ , ringin > +h Mode - = a P = ‘i ave .¥ m io aemocracy ui = . vies did to take ware | a: Oo Spy — earetenh oF 1 ringing home the bacon MOGe Of reasoning When it smudges, that draws hard on th FEY BER peer 1D tt las: ae filibuster airtight wast therein must pay proportionat ¥ mO2 his approva! of the Herrin massacre w-- keen ta *: ; ; +3 ‘ the . 4 > Mi Is lost gu ing ‘ = Seg +e ss" - “¢ ate mous f “a a ne a+ — >. | ~~ .” = aaa’ i : | b ss © x La ine n- owen be eas nstinct. se " eh: : consent th than is paid now. The plan would re- ., jm . a szTreek : | democracy ' | it, thus comy iD Or fice. , Heme art anw'> : 4 . man % T — .. *? eae -_ : on z ‘ . solve itself into taking more taxes from, : ister o undertook the drive were taken out and Thus it ts wastage 555 the folks a box containing @ | u-rendum L _——s of the journal i: - 7 - TCTs & elie | +s Bee Lor?) ? | . ; : a : . the community that issues bonds and li = t Mr. Harding ae ee aan motos bottle of perfume, and &@ ‘rord to destroy ) -_ 4 © propose changes in the . . ict = 4eh* to TT} 7 > ys yy 4 a : 3 merely handing it over toe the Federal uld | secret referendum Balkans. Capital punishment is now heine neanin Rising with few other glass art: ‘ea, just wrap each piece / perior inte! ? -_ - way of correcting i rent is GBC 0€inz passion- A dreadful s . tn one thickness of pink tissue. When the folks ~~ e nd way of fe it r Pe - SO perfect was their , . sen a” . . > + 4 and ts execution that wh» te llega a ain peer would the . . ra i n ah > ~ tie : = vs g pl . > ~- Ministers ~¥ the forme = : find the $s ff al! amalgam t d th "TY Be a os ail abil dieadink the * Minteters of thei Gaveims Cenk ene: chee iz te stuff all amalgamated, they'll ga ieadersht Demo os mes . leadershtp iemocracy has had the ~~ Se PCS s Semace yb iN: lender of the money pay the increased ,;., cat me : ae # ' iain ieee cu ;, ' " a ae “an oo ni : sane girty: ewes VELS STE OIL er. a wiCil 1 ..& y into tae i t ? 3 On cdi an rouc ans la PDY > ~ ; “We the system from tax-exempt as it is) — methine amins = ‘ae + pies ' e i a ~ = be | Z = S8Re' LA & : . : A } had iis ° -- * ~ > , e 7} 7? > - now) to norexremption will cause the | “= 7 may have an arresting effect Of the law track. Those postofiice fellows ought to know + be: must make dema a ee S. E leaders whose palms itch for Secure from taint, which Wilson your folks use for a home ad- | able thing that or a. ra a . ‘et os . Corner ~_ —_ ) | 3 ; oe - ) “Sse ‘Hing that protects the dignity af itr : > osed 7 iin , ™ —_ 7 ee - . ee ‘ LL €é ‘ : ‘. ¥ ' +h « + ol a whatever tax rate is arbitrarily tm posed | | the man? : ¢ rd. At the same time wea hesitate . ages — eae 6th and Lueas If the proposed issue ever comes up} ‘ 2 many, bry ir Votes, approve the cri ‘hey to reco the methel ae 6 cece seen an nn @& manner — ae sO meucuicus as to put your ition at one alld the same t , for solution, it will be well indeed for) wil] lose even rem n: : eg, ee ee sure cure for mili- That wil! own address inside the parce! If the outside | . + the same time. | eee -- ere sineieneoneiaesntniniieneens ener Minimize complaint. label comes off, it's the fault of the postoffice, — ‘ oseib imposition. | - 7 OE oeniogs na aN ern l= and they should rectify th rror te awaken to the possible im positi | WITH A MOUSE THIS SIZE HANGING AROUND. YOU CAN'T BLAME HANT FOR B In the country. 5 ~ as Cecelia ° aie ? raph E " ic a eed +9 Suppose the St. Louis proposed bond fs- | \ A BIT HYSTERICAL EING Little girlie - Pont Burry. Haste is unseemiy., Just vera the San Francisto Bullefin. * - ~ - - A.2k & & as . . ; 47 . - re - oe » ‘ = - wait ‘il Dec. 23 to mail your nackage to New “~ Many Americans the mipat be nearly possible now. to borrow mon vs nce ‘ = bs rate sa.O0ns, - — i+ —* ’ . _. - at 4 per cent, then along comes a newy Prohibition in Company with about 109.000.000 other pack- {ing passports. As a people we d6 net ¢ oe a a4 “7 id i] 2 ni t ? r. a - «#4 . : Federal tax ap new issues of such bonds | i iniainitatiadl ages, all fp ~ ned o get there the same day. being officially requiring the lender to pay part of the; As the teftiest _ Those postoffice fellows have nothin to do | ‘agged. We prefer to think that the ; re . = > ' ae’ ” ve - but deliver them. |ment, “I am an American citisen™ ’ t te for such issues; . ' , . —- St. Louis tnterest ra r aeew Js ~' Farmers whe woul haven't time to find , would advance to include the newly im- {? ANS ' Drive their wagons | whether destination is in | ever may be endurable in war time, | the third er fifth sone, or just how much the | need for enduring inconveniengs im Being stewed | 2 ° ° : . , the box. The carrier may not lose an hour get- | ing of the armistice with a passpert pes : a political democracy as we | interest rate to advance to exactly meet. . Y= - - . - Or amend it ress vidual! and promotes the efficiency of Te the common local taxpayer everywrere; —— nimiz : PASSPORTS. ontemplating. as would a ye . : sue is carried. contempitating. a uld | New Orleans Times-Picavz Where the people wants hie” eee | u ) F ss or Or bee [S8.mas : it Wo. go a.ong .@2tire of the War “as te inspected, Income to the United States. then the | : : » Th Of boons. 7. Den’t . : - Dont worry about correct postage. You |©nough for any country in the wort. a F. &. | f posed Federal tax. P Nr ; Off of bridges. blamed thing weighs. Just guess ~ we AY ( ing weilg oe gu at it, and mai! -, Peace. Here we are four years Know Central America. é P pig acest , ‘. Would sot thin os , | Te = Ettror of the Po — 4 : 3 . ‘ ae : ? a reversion | ung it adjusted. worse than it wos during the — N less than a week wil) Degin the con-. , A a » mei? 3 By which old tim , 8. Don’t eather to call the superintendent %usimess men and commercial se | ference tm Washington of the Centra! Gs tetined of mail office (Olive 5200 or Central 7920) to | pelled to secure their papers whenewlel eee TepehED te dincess the mat r cae find out about packing, etc. You don’t wantto to £0 out of the deaudne and ter ef disarmament and the limitation in the cities, disturb him. even though he’s anxious to tel] | on! 2 for a passtort im well rime, of the armies of Central America. Now Sweet Luella. you all about ft. “now pas $19 As far * dal ‘ ‘ rtune time to pro- Where the road Selah! = ial ae Saree] ia, therefore, an opperturie time to ; ce - : ’ GENSEC. reposition is concerned it & test against the aprallirng and shamefu! | Z — ~ wide, . ats S ? . - avienene * ? so. etalon Ptr | ignorance of the average citizen of this ’ : , geet nit = = se Saver of your school of two- | of one imposed by ‘ea concerning Spanish-America. \ A precuecuoen tory thinaing? imest active cam neti‘; , Gus se ob s — et te ai : — Somehow re oan irost active corm petitors. France e Spanish race ts treacherous. Cer- . — : omen suerte 3 nothing true. and if there i and Belgium " | : , SSS = + ' For th th size. 4 = « eis we | £22 ave a tral America ts pcapuiated by savage [pr ———— : : ' — other sid o not know it. citizens move back and forth diane and negroes.” This statement was aoe i — ae = : ‘=. | Which, since Ye gods! Here ts a mess of philosophy at | It is not a question that pe Same Oy & exth-grade teacher in one of = = = —— SS SS Sere ebeut divides | logic or confusion—a mess surely. There is | *Teat mass of our people, but ast the Iceal achools Encidenta liv. let me — ¥ — SS Kray — two ’ rothing true. A positive declaration that truth | gressive of the nations we shoulé & say that the few Indian settlements are —————— — , , i = .¥ — modes | doesn’t exist. And {f there is.” an expresseq hind others in a matter that . . modern villages. and the negro has prac- — I ’ estes | 7 = — doubt as to whether truth exists or not. “We | other affects cur reputation for eel tically disappeared from the Isthmus ? . 5 | - ~~ a ' Naturally do not know {t,” a positive declaration that we | The first oomaaanen ts 8¢™C® from the concert stage. San Gaivador? That ~ a seerines i Shy we, 1 Y dite ig Ere taking arma. _ if it causes us to shrink, to become narrow- | ™USical matinee favorite of a Mexico, ts it _ This question was : Pig), ) . AN . Great philesophers | mihded. bigoted. and leaves us more ignorant | °**"3 ‘or a new generation of asked by the ee of one of the | Jig, ie - VELL SN St Te | Like Hamlet than bdefore, false. ,@pplaud and appraise. App tusi Ae ‘ 4 , . fj yA i : ? : Suites Mates. & ender bow.mane — : Ay SR hhh fy Bh. : Votced the liveliest , While philosophying we should always bear | °®*@ 0 loss of the magic te . - oo : wee how pany | : VO ys OES Gi Ses Alarms. in mind that philosophers can be stupid ag | ™*** 4rtstry ts still at his comma a ssw thie ° ae oe know that ry Vit “,48 it OM Dae Where the beas | easily as physicians, statesmen or hod carriers: recreate the cold emotional « 2 wages en lg = Spee OF Bee re- | eld 6S, pA . “— a Are wild and ragilg | Bone ef us are immune. = =. a more convincing demonstration § public of E) Salvader, one of the Centra! al GALA (Af TL 4 5 &.. And amid ie it Al . the rejuvenating influence of art? © ? > : > : ; ; “ , 7 ; : J 4 , ' — . 3 is ol pm aay arma represented in the ; Li) X tel Ad; The tempest’s roar. | The report that Mr. Ziegfeld has made qa (|= Ughtiy on the master who cas We ig; ; : No one has flat offer for the former Sultan's harem and | younger audience of admirers Let us study to understand these seo- : * | | : intends bringt that _s naw wie, to appreciate their cult: . - = al S-.. The least idea ng bevy of hand-pickead YOVt for their parents. In the 30 9am atte, Ret ws stedy then. not os | 2 CO ae y Which why likely ental deauties over for the Follies, will | Young Pclish performer first . : a them, not as -. wy ——— OF = | Lies the shore. probably excite the ladies of the former harem C©°DCeTt-goers to enthusiasm he & though they * strange beings from 5 ne ee less than those of the present chorus. fame as a pianist a hardly less OOae al o — erother planet. but .t a . — J “ill try are one of the stirring pages of interest that is due each member of our == 4 — oe — —— Sa : .” : ) voted agains: the ship subsidy for party rea- : creat am@ powerful American family. ee i s | sons—which will indicate to you, if you are bistory. But tt & Paderewski the a | : ; Srst claim on the affections &. L. P. interested in it, t, the uselessness of the minority it, so Mr ts Congress. os hati Gan eee ee Harding sug- Bie return to the plano inagitae Ss a tl ee SEATS St: Sanat Me, i Sean aig Sb raion Praha WHE asa) "a" od . So we hare eee

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eae: 2 _ suND AT. ba 7 ° me ‘ ie — BER 10, 1922. The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined hy Approximat-lv 40.000 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATICH 3B rats Show Republicans Something New _ Ce Ph — ONE WEEK SPEC. [ccs ccna ' ‘Rigs When They Pat Dyer Lynching Bill to Death MLEY'S: h& FRANKLIN [oo rae Christmas Special 6th & FRANKLIN fdhan $10.00 Certified check or money should “Where ” | ° ; \days of the filibuster—Tuesday, |The word “filibuster” is not in their the Crowds Go eT ee. ee This Genuine New — * pir tones, | Wed ay, Friday : “wie ; | gs politeness in thei h aegens ig ica 8 gl Friday and Saturday -; Vocabulary. -But in this case Under- fat it, oe lelitaed oe seereyed. wood was perfectly candid. He said | i : © Saat Gil finally Senator Lodge; This roughly, is the way the new that the Dyer bill was a “force” bill ’ murenoeed that the session be type of filibuster works: The Sen-| and that the minority was rver been offered Ga ten int Erade, sweetest, fresh churned. From Page 1B. _|the journal of no one of the four! benefit of a thoroughly discussion. and beautifully colore -d, that has rs to Whom we have been ship- udvance, so let us have yeur holiday snot going ever been offered th ate meets at noor ) r 4 ‘ } oneal 2 on e market. To our mat ord ; 100N, only a handful to permit it to be brought up. There ping for the past 15 years. we have been aatttied 0 yp hy pe Ame as said, the filibuster of members being present, and the would be no business transacted in! | orders as early as possible before the price foes up. sone in the small amount of chaplain prays; a filibusterer SUg- the Senate | Offered by Widener’s for only 4t produced. Filibusters in the! gests the absence of a quorum: the ity rons Be pea eo dongs neg B is- pound caddies, per Ib., 29; 10-pound caddies, per Ib. r+ a rt . pave relied for their success clerk calls the roll call and more “ill men here know,” said U ei ten i a8 An additional must be accompanied 4 h orders to pay | ST — ~ tlw a —— aly on 10ng speeches. A haggard members drift in; the Republican wood, “that under etna sno of the | clutching at his desk for whip asks for unanimous consent to. genate whe 18 ar 26 « ak cela alia ee pours talk, taking dispense with the reading of the that vou éennot nies og oop gg a a ham sandwich between journal of the previous day; objec- it nena ee . Siege oe wa: other Senators stretched tion is made and the reading pro- iii of tive aie i OT: on lounges, in carpet slippers—|ceeds; members drift out of the nal which aha to tha picture that used to bé chamber; again the suggestion of should be wed up by the word “filibus-'no quorum is thrown at the long- gion of the prayer delivered by the ney. ite. te ; 7 eo ¢ picture is no longer true. suffering presiding officer; the Re- | ¢ ate (thi i Sag Pb oa . ake twat Lh eee ey — cede is vastly different. publican whip makes the point of celina yeaah | i a ee. “s Sale On at Candy Department Bi ¢ need strain his voice e\ order that the reading of the four- | 7 ‘ C r i inaredq years rom ys. -"0 pearl ger; ay enamel 10-quart Dishpans: fae- he aes de . LB at il ; ) participan t now your Freat-great-great-grand- tory —" No. 34—soeld the world over at 65c Pe ' "ae fe deb TS aa 4. 7 hungry. A good time may %¢, nal cannot be interrupted by a call children should look over the Jour- ; : nn “% ey 7 iM. : ihr inch This New Model 7. py all present and frequent trips|for a quorum; the long-suffering pal of yesterday and ieee crore A Also 185 Royal Granite Dish- > One only to each person while ae fot: a5 ie ‘er refreshments may be made t0/ presiding officer, Calvin Coolidge of no mention ” eee Hao eB rea : ~ pans at the same price. Pi E they rst come, firs Sale starts at 7 @. m. Sa ss Chee 3 * e hs cloak rooms and the Senate res- the unhappy countenance, sustains there was prayer unin a ae a . iret Come, Est served. i ie | C o| U m bi a mm This Model Besant. No ponderous ebeg om need the point of order, the maker of the ing this body. ; h Red , educest Boaawet Sato the Senate chamber| point of order appeals to the Senate take the yraccennge rie tae ARMOUR’S ymweg-|| Christmas Cigar Special |f ie munition after the ¢rom the ruling of the chair and de-|' 4... ‘ pers -- riginal id h: ease “ LO RRL AEE IT ,day as they will appear in the Jour- te WHILE THEY Tv Redubed $40 ip stock of original ideas h4S/ mands a “‘yea” and ‘‘nay’ vote; the! ,,) Somerier and sheuld ceed: that ‘A Scal . THEY LAST P ’ only briefiy | y . 1} ee y and shoul ee at . : « - bes . . wn out. One need talk t vote is ordered; bells clang all over their great-great-gread-grandfathers 4 ny ~ =a e °o Justice Brand Ww eP have a limited number of these renuine ( olumbia chattily, on such topics as may the Capitol summoning Senators to voted against : . ; s ] “a re by smokers who know—the biggest ; Qraf lee far Cae as delivery. a¢:41 inced ‘o ed by the moment. the vote; they vote and wander 4, J aie haa ™ x ge eden or en a ce ape cg Iristmas delivery, at the reduced pri - : - ; tie ? ve 4 ; - 6 Ol ai sO tnat the Ave! Direct from the smokehouse today ? taining oe ees every one iS the newest model with automatie stop ant ’ New Method Most Effective. away to other pursuits; the tally wien; ne aE rica npr Sag ag ali a -acuneaie Mace Ga a eee Cans . i : y 9 , | nh au ath ; | es was the manner of the great shows the ruling of the chair sus- l? Why those child : . duction—S to 12 Ib average: regu- . t wonderful tone. Guaranteed by the ¢ olumbia Grapho- th: oa ay i (5 CTiit r [ { YY T- ’ “> . » a a . a ’ . ; tT; . . e - by, lar 26e value ; or whole, per Ib | phone (‘o. and \ idener Ss nai ‘ n i ee ading he journal * ; ‘Dyer bil] filibuster, and doubt- tained; the pores ig of o roy would hang their heads in shame i CRAIN ds; ilibusterer detects a .. : ; nam | RP tai = uniess the Senate +rules be proceeds; a filibustere! . over the action of their ancestors oxes hundred ‘ ¢ 3 » ic ‘ ¢ mo re eee > ¢ z anred it will be the manner of mistake in _ journal — yee Was So we must change this poliiey, if 9 SMOKED SAUSA a “¢ » Seeere, The old method was/#n amendment, another call for 4 i has been a policy, and start a new | a r | Order Early for Christmas for parcel post. Down Easy Terms J Harrison Prnanded repaired was the omis for the Balance. ee a ee ee " - , a ee ee ee en eee ee “¢ - Te Sate) Met F acdh 7 oi a ia eins ea Riel =? “ aq Pe at yar ‘+e s o ee ns wis ee bat, 4 ae ‘ » oe emai ah Perens in AINE : t t,t a a + 2 . ve . : , mg 7 ag ED thy 4D : - *. Satine, a | uh tively little was about the —) ~ oO the talk that was let loose, ments, future generations will revea] he —where enn you Blood STAR Horse Shoe TINSLEY | P ators disported them-. sag pare ! adjournment, with the journal yet SaaS ee | ‘the Rie White Polish , ‘ rent red, could have kept 2 Se eercewk, N.J.;{ up the. fi pamer. in : int nn meee OC the Bi you have waited for- : , and a vote on the amend- atts ) oo eg spectacular but the new is cer- quorum an one today, so that the record of this When you talk . . sily more effective. ment; other votes on otner amend-|hoay that is to be handed ocr about Smuxaze thar Franks Chewing Tobacco Special |@ : w Conso int varied with votes on mo- ¢ : dette cao n is where we shout Liver | eau J ul e S e Sn ed our rin ‘ \ tions until me oe sree had oct that we had prayer in openin | Gud a better flavor- a . : , enough for the day, consents to an : “ rae : de. e Sausad than y the iby the at. Leaf; a ove all sorts of pl t : appenss a " . eit Head plug 69 Diug v. 69 by the plug ono Ya : : = | in 80 0 p easan conver- SoNG : aliases a Store has? 4 ---- - excursions: They talked, for to be approved. The Democrats, 88' s+ Charles editor New Postmaster. — J ¢ : Just the instru t 0 = st > ins men : le : : "unclean ct ‘ s z rick, N -;up the filibuster indefinitely. - . at . | Rpiberstiis and the price of able Seu, | Charles Commos-Monitor and cha- Hi APPLES||. Malt Extract MOKINZ FODACCO opecia complete. finety bail —s d the price of son an : e Sleuth. - 1 { epublican County Con am if te ~_ ‘2 : rural credits an p Harri man of the Republican ¢ unty Com- We insixt on your comparing the j with beautiful finish about the good old days when The sleuth appointed by the Dem- | mittee, has been appointed Posmas- aimed a yen eed prices of weur competitors and see Prince Albert {5¢ tins 9 for 25 a |B and wonderful tone. B. Reed was the Speaker of ocrats to find ‘‘mistakes’ in the ter of St. ¢ ‘harles. A message from cated i sate where @hey are—at the tail end. of Sunerior te — While 50 bar- course. Kemley always leads super ‘oO Many in- ¢ House, about profiteers and journal was Senator Harrison of Senator Spencer, received Friday, in- = : es ‘ : ’ . pe ES. 50 rel last. J., Plie L k Si k (5 of 9 if? struments selling $209 nderers, about the killing of the) Mississippi. He never failed to pro- formed him of the Senate's comfir- ayes eo White oped mein = 49 uc y ri e C Tins . : een or ' ‘ or more. Guaranteed director, William Desmond duce a ‘mistake’ when one was mation. tenno will succecd Casper 2 ve "ie : . for five years '. , at Los Angeles, about tle The first that he urlearthed| Ehrhardt, who has served sinc Blue Ribbon *':-”. 43 || Bull Durham {0c package. 2 for t! |@ Riis need hen -aaee ‘ . : — needed. — can ti-dapanese land laws of Cali- ... the failure of the journal to'1913. There were two other candi ts 5 aiaiaaes| [4 Oo. S..- Hop flavor; . ? the pleasures it will - * +, . a ¢ - "Tellian Y & wf - a “af bal » ° : sts i " - vein : ; and about themselves—a give the names of the Senators vot- dates,. William H. Kansteiner. pres early Monday =*2-lb. can 75 {-[b. pkg. Picket Guard i 0:6»: -oeere 35 . bring. Genuine one-piece Con- od deal about themselves. tain meas- ent Assistant Postmaster, and C. H. y ing for and against a certa ; _ or . sole—not a two-piece ee retches a surface ure. The mere record of the re- seerke. — men took a Civil Serv- @ meena Sardines Prince Albert (Oc pkg. ewer 2 for (5 =, Order Early , converted cabinet, pf thi y ec abou sult, said Harrison, was not enough. ice exami .0On. Gorman, medium 1 3 Delmonte: large No But en, motion,” not the’ It mnie no difference that the names | ord No. 1 Pra - yen ee Me. Duke’s Mixture 5c package. . a : e floodgates of oratory, were in the Congressional Record: regular 25 verse... this of a regular r ra the trick that did the work. The ne touirnal. -o ¥ he value. Saal ¥ they must also be in the journal, or ADVERTISEMENT 7 Jam —idC avy Cut Pluc (0c nk to hod was very simple. It is sur-| iy, journal would be fatally defec- |~——————S— at ie el lana Tomatoes y 2 p g-- _ or 15 j- ing that filibusters of the old sl -lb. jar, regul; 23 n — - ” , did not use it more. The new a journal, chimed in Under- New La mp Has Wo eae Bnd oles: a By A ” 1 4 Velvet 10c package talacdmt: 2G a for 15 * 1008 Olive St. were built around the stand- - ie | t € i - se 4 + a: yalse + ; a ee . Mule of the Senate that “‘the pre- wood, was “the monument for f Raisins 21 Baking Powder Velvet (5c tins . 2 686 ee 2 for 25 : : Ileadquarters for Christmas Records Certain | ture ages.” Surely the Senators did k Chi mi; : nie x fh : -” ; _ im ‘ can . ' ° ‘« ‘ . a wn taken ag ope not wish to “camouflage” the,journal ic or imney —-—- Crown brand No. 1 ee 10 Fuxedo 15¢ tins 2 for 25 - “Sea ein resen’, cine ~~ i¢ “it can. regul: eo 2 oe . ty. | na. Pes Peaeeeeertty, . Hequite agreed wii Most Brilliant Home Light Known. f Macaroni OF Spaghett g 2h value i mnenesinaeseinliigiein oe - antene jr Made in the entries correct-| cenator Swanson of Virginia was A new lamp which has no wick or . Rice Sunkist. No. 2 size can, in L ib il U i L d O Pp | N | O lt od grieved to note that only a few Sen- chimney, yet, according “ lO 92 broken: nice . heavy io a. rez. 2 “iis pal nion ea er. t - , ; iv . 19st powerfu! ’ ight f hite ock ; 30c¢ value. t 4 wae? reading of the journal,” this ators were present to hear the dis- | B'ves the most powert goon aa 3 rez rex _ oe tb. value, 10 forget this one in the world, is the latest achie. ce . — — 4 . - me epee italy Sih ne Peek weabdg- bude Tavita “I - \ designed to reproduce thout ment bi the teading publ “iets, ee ees ga ae gm _ — i , ee - markable new lamp eats as Fancy hand-picked 3 iodicals on the question @ e same, it shall Clang” The little electric Delis! - etricity--gives more light than 30 ad —- ~ LAUNDRY | SOAP me goes on, “shall not be suspend- cussion of a question so momentous. | : ny bet ee i iinimeus consent and f a euo-| ment of W. H. Hoffstot, 570 F actory 7 Post Toasties 7\ 4 Pk Wrigley’ Ss Spea int Oy He suggested the absence of @ GUe"|) idihg, Kansas City, Mo. This re-| i Navy Beans | ten 5, ee t Chewing Gum electricitv- All fresh, new steck for ienaomewssecn See @eemed a privileged question, ani prought in the Senators; the roll was : mp ) meee: : ‘ ee” aaa | candles, 18 ordinary lamps or 10 bril. S bars Climax ed with until disposed of.” | called and a quorum found to be ° ee ee ie ~ Rice b /11/PEANUT BUTT 10 Be liant electric lght ; Ki OF DEMOCRACY. 2 a ty plied Reading of Journal. present: Democrats proved by dig- one cent a night. A pbiessing to every ane, Bine mane, Bars Lautz Made from ew crop big. fresh peanuts, the finest, tig not possib) r into precedents that the Harri- ‘ ae - , . . ’ “EE ” lie ulue. 19 richest and best-tasting that has ever been offered, athe December Century. Pp e for any business ging int Pp ‘home, especially on farm or 1n - “wand Bac ‘ Naptha | FREE demonstration, Come, taste it. 20c value. * Raye transact ras batable: having | @s dead in industry as inal : ed till the journal has son motion was debatat having hourn. Saeen approved. Ninety-nine days out proved that fact they didn't care “68 teal Raper stage « Set , we spebaai ~ 4 ’ é : i and its execution that when the that that is the last thing in the his free offer. Agents wanted. . = y u I Make it your hA&Adquarters—al! St. Louis beracy has had the habit: ibli ’ ay > , +4 * ~ =? "O11 2 ~¢ } i+ . : . . } “ ‘ . P . p ha - \ Cans caved inand agreed to world they would think of doing. Write him today. and out-of-town folks as well. Wash- AP Be Oe 3 im) lliere's a dandy Xmas present for p whenever it began to . ’ | Dilinatinn onvet be . lemenn the Dyer bill to cold storage, They are merely giving the bill the ms rooms, toilets, ete... at your command, || ey ees, Pare rn father. husband or brother. or per- bGUSLTry comers : bn a 4 xm wae Resting chairs, ete. Our clever chefs | fo PVE) Hs . haps sweetheart. An Icy-Hot Lunch fust he ruthlessly audited : : saare always bus) studying how to please : ; Sse Kit. and remember that this is abso- => 5 you. , 44: Es lutely the highest @€r the goods.” Industry ec : “ , we > — : , , Pane 4 A tn thermos made. Not ee, sass coe inland J psec, STEAM Sin, |S ama ak ; acy ea ltetic ar or , . ; ‘ . ed “a : } Mee ooking affair. but a emocracy a realistic and w@ “ts ‘ o. The Origina an en mium Bacon. SF” This would "ral Rag * ‘ , Otects the dignity of the img >: ta fr NS Hot bettie. Our real €s the efficiency of the inst 3 a > ext . v- ae Bits Ze: _ , eae V3 Yhe best cup in the ‘= , Si svecial holiday offer. same time. e 4 | i Butter Store a Ge@GeeO once cmices Geen 4 is 3 wecial holiday offer pete fans ner SE a: - where in the werld. on m4 . AS : \ 3 ~ in St. Louis ears arenes thin, ann al i ‘ that a if e tae MIXED “oe : cisco Bulletin sour money’ — e Crumpets. © PASSPORTS. — oe Pay . , , you want to— s up f x oot Ie R ntl . u’"—it’s we icans the most objectionag ) . you can apend it where vou By ze Cocoanut Wafers. . am rs want to"—that's Your ow! Hi e:, (ocreanut Jumbles, War was the necessity of set ‘ business.” ee 2 eae sap Cookies, J : . AF Vir« Honsewife Bae ¥ ewsPoys, 2 = ' eu ir ‘ a > fe Sple e d Ww afers. & people we do not take , who loves ber home. “Ww las fjur oven cannot turn these is ly inspected, registered ‘Ae the pub ; — : ' ink { ’ . pear 2 Py we - re Hemel sag ea em oe UR tries”"’ to ecenomize——y ou fr ~ se pores one: simpis a nese in this estore. it is but fitting thet O ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIR the one we re -fter. We want vou to get the benefit ef oor Be ; fast enough: 25¢ quality and a ’ 1s Lb : should participate in a substantial manner in fine Meats. “Do you know” that out in the West End you "i se valve Sensational Offer Mak Amer can citizen,” is ps ~ ve a | . : | pecial ; m 606 The ound for tl me Steaks that we'll’ | . untry in the world. But WHAM Stistion to our special ‘ofterimas.’ itis with a areat ara! 11Q- _FAGLE STAMPS FREE—19 pas from 60 to 35 pound for the sam = E FIG BARS 4 For You To Buy Your Holiday Table in war time, there 16} ate —_ yer ape a ——— a Pt ag oe : . eceasion te extend our apprec oe o No purchase required: simply bring yéur Stamp Book }t eng os pee * oe for their generous patronage. our store and we will paste 19 Eagle Stamps in ii wn: og , four vears after jlutely FREE. None given to children. You must brin ; | success hering to a «trict . fe with a fosnport ponon SMM Set Pact gh st” Pes [PO sae et ‘Wonday und" Feenda during the conflict. Tour at the lowest possible prices. commercial agents are A One-Week Event—Surpassing to an Even Greater Extent Any Sale We eir papers wpanerek pr : Ever Held. Eagle Stamps With All Purchases—Monday, Tuesday country, and while they @ “3 sport in war time, they ™ and Wednesday. far as the tourist énd of cerned it is simply a ™ 7 ; This is an unusual off@p as we have pricea D business agents it is a S this Supreme Butter made from carefuliy Cc one imposed by .some of . & selected cream at less than wire 1% titors. France, Great Dre al market price ako ww tae d ve oan arrangement where on for poaching; for boil- ‘hk and forth without pat . » ’ on ol pacha affects = -GOOD ing; the ogg va 2 i people, but as the most : Te 2 EBGS ARE THE BEST pendable en... ations we should not Jag ii fr" is UGAR, Pure White Granulated, 18% ,} i ye ’ CE. ATING INFLUEN With % Ibs. Ever-Good Cup Coffee; 3 - Tbs. for $1.00 i@ a 4 : : W ilson ilk 4 can Cans; ° 3 for . OC sell vou Monday ll day— ,. oe - Fresh baked. Filled ! Sirloin, Porterhouse or Round, Ib. Sat oe Soot of toaut fruit. mcthes Clothes on Easy Terms $5.00 i$ ALL YOU NEED! | , She . is - \ . REW MIXED 'D NUTS Marshmallows — " ~ \ Den't delay. Any garment in the house—no mat- No bleck Inut e These are large 6-07, boxes SS | § ; ter what the price—ia yours for only 85.00 down. ‘> ie Alo gy may . mest fxd Dandy for toasting. 10 — ) — Balance to suit your convenicace. a sortment of Mixed Nuts Box oe BO Zee Y one today and see how delighted your husband rok carry them away.) This is ; Se Tr. will he Thien ‘think of the wonderful saving. °c value ever. where. ever offered. The are HARD CANDIES $94) perfect Down gow Ore nge Slices. Seonr Feait B che prere. ™. Ralls. Buttercups, Tart Cut- i it | Imported and demestic Baby Pillows. These are al! & } woolens. Smart, «tyli«sh, made from pure granu- 20 .§ i well tailored, dependable. rf Brand Euik. You Perfeetiy maar santas ib . ‘N The most wonderful selec - es eae on De ai ® ths 7 ; ! tion we've ever shown. man eg ° Ff ” And just think—you ‘an 2 2e +j-Frutti.”’ in Ve a is legitin n Chocolate Creams v pay the balance to suit ‘ale Test ‘in the world | scccted Chocelate Cerams [PANT BRITTLE of 3 i Yourself. Special values . tlnte 1 ss. Yor "Hl y CHEESE: im \ cream poles Fora. i Chocolat “prov ' COCOANUT BRIT TLE | ' TWO-PANTS Cut from nice lean shoulders and buits: veonnd LSAVAVABABWAVWARW — ie PAINCEMEAT gp | eo coil eee 7 lated cane sugar 7 Et a. a be SUITS me volud ) d , . value (2 Ths. 35). Lb. 20 4 4 eg lh ot ye pig v4 —— ail over CHOCOLATE PEANUT BAR Penctl stripes, fancy mixtures, checks and the pepuler iment 12 lbs. to ti whole 24 NUT FUDGE ASSORTED TAFFY | Nhee than erase his five j : } ; coneert stage. In effect, rs ST PURE LEAF LARD. Ih C Golden Key Milk; tall can; 3 for ..26e 7 le | Eagle Brand Milk; per can 18c Pineapple '"... peund. ' in teicotines. - . “t n d Wraps. plain. crepes, ete. Fancy Bleached; 17 80-90 Size, L uA Coats. Capes and Wraps, plain. favorite of a former pee generation of music-lovem™, . % praise. Apparently there a e FREE eat = ja All Bag CANDIED * the conm™ Tey E _ ree with peun er more of | : , gt anak pot | - penetans CHEESE, Ib. o Cetee ox ‘Tea. “1 ORANGE , pound. MM. a. 70-80 Size, a. *-* tr ! a ee gag $27 5 . > SWISS CHEES Ib. . SAWA COPVUE: th. ..:....... i Be sD... m | . emotional atmosphere. ere EDDAR—Sha ag coo | Doman Gt ATEMALA: Ib. oe one . tine sain bh 2-Crown i. M. "1 i 4 60-70 Size, = ar 15 ot sult yourself sesame nt The uC) ain cha SWISss, ab. SEet PEABERRY COFFEE; 1b. teas a5 ole CANDIED Fee 7 5 56.en. package 40-50 Size, Lb. .17 2 _ AM CHEES - NTOS; it. ... pS ea 3 ‘a4 f 17 # master who can weave 10 , BEST SA CHERRIES | Sunmaid. ns 20-30 Jumbo Size Lb.33 of admirers the sam® ; | B2e Teas Jumbo size California Sweet Prunes. Regular 10c value: rer Ib... enthusiasm he has added HON HO AB . a hardly less brilliant jar . EY (Rocky Mountain Brand)— CEYLON TEA; tb. Largce. Fancy nts. In the 30 years sine | oe? | ' . ew * . NHEAD GUNPOWDER TE. ormer first roused N . oe TTT HONEY, 5-Ib. pall A ghey , I4PERIAL THA; — an. His services to nis & , OCOA: Th. . See Ee ME eae . e 5 , , Gano. exeeptionally geed cook- eS Se “ y Shelied Walnuts, ib iv >. agi ng vations © rapa ~_d Leonia. These are equal es of contemPp™m, WE . ACK PEPPER; !b. sole gets ee stirring pag PURE BL ; ¥ dh oe "eeater than Jonathans, and are really worth Pay only $> po oe ~> he >t eh. nel *» {. O —— OOMB NEY, comb “FANCY MIXED TEA; | | > ; RICE; Ib, tg note beget , ~ ‘ROA FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE; Large, Fancy if set 1 tter than & ec dé ae l » a ITAN ‘MALT = Lied Peanut Butter *S) ne °°” Shelled Pecans, Ib piano inspires in thom * ored While 300 bbis. last RASA ERROR PER EN A I EN REN ENS ENC EI eG deh AE ————_

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? Ti SUN ware | 4B ‘ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily ee a: -_ the Times Conibined. oneal ne | : ns COUPON SALE COUPONSALE COUPONSALE COUPON: Res 7 “COUPON SALE COUPON SALE COUPON SALE COUPON SALE COUPON SALE Hage — Coupon Sale dive Men’s $1. 00 Handkerchiefs | Gift Handkerchiefs a « 8.00 and $10.00 W ee See ee an 00 an e ‘ t . _ ity Handker iets wt? h "fancy imi- her. Colors or plain whit rit "+ ia. — oid - in ore e 7 = bs wroigered corner desi ens. hrs neatly Tv 4 . ering. 6 3 in : ney | box a ; packed tn Christmas Dox, 39e and.. ): d | Linen Kerehlets $i Boudelr eape 43¢ Linen Kerchiels Caron’s Yarn —_ ; —— ; j _ “” kein of an s add linen Big ship t : - ¢ 2-08. skein of Caron‘s . 7. ’ rY % , : : 2 aii oTayv \ ; ; | r . : ee | ‘ ‘ " ; * i * . 7 . . : : ‘ — ; _ ’ . . >, y re v > : j re “han P ! i* ees: is 34 M : Lada ‘ — .* - N . »eay? .* - we ; 3 4, 1 . \ ‘ ‘4 ; . Pie a . aaah —— (= * | . is o”*s = | ace. | ees > . 4 er tale CRS i SR. SOR SSE. « 6 is ares ga nF CD CD Men's pure irish BWandckerchiets BROADWAY rmene & MORGAN ST. ff 2223 WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS § 2200050 a 4 Baad e aahes , eeeseeaeee 8 ene . ane : > : - — ae s ' « LLL A LL LLL LEAL -_ © pein. RR ee) ee ee, eee a f seeeaeeeee © > a ASAT Lares : Eagle Stamp (emp Coupon Two mm Rolls s Speci ok nities L s iF : To celebrate the Sixth Anniversary of | Extra en Extra Special, All Weel $3.00 Imported Dolls, O8 vans ....- i¥Cc a_i i .e Inauguration a Eagle elon Stamps full jointed - . “ * ry ‘ « “a! Li i + r s $2.25 Mama Voice th ee . | a ) ur store we make th e following hber: ee eee and instrumental player Dolls ——{>i { Tr ane ir 2iAsscs em 5 . > ff ae ‘ of | ne we nce ert R, " aM wees jen * : iy 32.00 Piexible Fiver Sleds ™~ - ; ) 6a ss. ie ea acing 7 3 $5.00 ¢ blia's Cos ¢ oun ; a ~ ? yf. : ‘“ ’ = ivy i nous We » Sarre. s* wie 1 )#cem- / ; a : , wed = di > ‘e . Te You Cut Th 11S Coupon Out and Brin a r - Att, ron her lith and " ™ mun COUPON SALE Five thousand word 4 Roc Kher $2.00 Horse and $: 35 im ried (Cliristmas He "arse at Liii af fc vrorite selection amon is Wacons , ors ture ih) f , wt { St Pre low pri ‘e. vou ean wel i @ ra ik. these. Actu 506 . 31.3 a (eS Sica ane ote el In tagle iscoun amps Free ar Boe to 91.25 wa W ag procs for bors or girs... $249 ME witha $1.00 purchase or'more. This will help you te fill you Full Size Uheleies—Al Week $ $5.00 .F xpress ) ‘o : a" ‘ = a ; ~ i " ‘ : j % ™~ : e \r — ~ a : *e 7 5 = > - Ft YK | . a & ' ti c t> ‘ le +. ii ; 4 Lid | ; ~« 6 Li * ? -'} rofie r- ire 4 hild “ i lay ‘ ar . . +4 . i +m. a: T re These genuine, full size U] Kule les Wisi furn nish a great og ae $4.00 disc-wheel, rubber-tired, $3.00 } d Dol Sul- @ ‘ $3.00 brown ree oll] Sul- 5 am ' | ow? bearing Coaster i eed S$] ON = Penny & Gentles Mer. C 0.. amusement. Yc a can easily learn ig pot 0 P. ay on them. Wil — itz} maxe very wonderliui hristm S gilts oy or o | / te : | — mele $5.95 Sewing | Wagons Sod a $1.39 Toy ~ $2.25 Baby Shoofly, white - 49 : ‘ . y - . . « ei 77 : - m | : speciaiivV priced. Rances bare ee " . ds Pe - Tor es 3 that ' — | =| fimishe * b at’ & enameled horse Just thank the weather man for the warm weather and come here tomorrow to | Belir ek tim nis ©: reap the saving this sort of weather makes possible. | aie AER 5 For 40c Bath Towels - 40c, 50c and 75¢ .. oe Z | Cores ecco: ee — January Reduction on All Coats and Dresses VE: Curtain Nets Sees Meutay: & te a co. Og 4 te eae ¢: p aenape Steen of New Winter Garments to Be Sold AT HALF and LESS dS a : ocr and smal windows. several sale Mondar, eraeh.. For $1.69 Sheets @ MF (if) [THE coats | | DRESSES | PEG, | choice of Any | S122 oe 2 C.. Seiad and , tial } wide 4 nc he ] ng. tan coier: o tit ~ G . am * ; ' | : . yy os + *. ‘ YS. S _- * ‘ é a ’ f J or — ox BN | FP SSR : = : Po + of «genuine im- port ; caged Bags, closely j I a! “€° on : z 7 . 24 . wt . oS - 2 2, : _* aly ( “ 7 - at ad awe ois s “~ z op f * . na aus ie y % . \ 7 bia a , Fi es er fs ea ge tes ee aT Ps F%) ‘os t f . ee att 4 Mae be 5 y x Sie, 5 hid ae ok Eh Spy a ae ae a 's Be > : rr ae ea SS ‘ eo ayes en + d ee ie ; N : % COUPON SALE Tae ee Sele | bulld many -_— RO EE ee eee -_ i) * Mm Bos > |) " ,. «“ 3 _ 9 , ; a o Ma FP TR RES RABE So pe re eat? ke Sa akerae te wae A wee - — — » , —s . wi a Neh Apne ey mytiee Coal hg: pe RE ith ” ey yy gle ae’ oe Shs c ro] { ? 4 . | | , — - | SSS we - i rice $1 29 Blosunaens For $1.59 Serge ‘a | Siergan ™ 4 wy Geet Tis a ina | Christmas Furs 7 ie eae = Women's double elastic cuff Bicom- C a - br and ¢ sizes ‘ | , ‘ _— poe YS) ta ee Ma ers: reinforced seat, all sizes, afl Mills mperial tw | . ig select . e05ger | " all grea ~, ; edly se, ee | wanted colors; $1.29 value ; a? ity ’ : J i ¢? AR ; > = r , 4 ’ . eTa? ao hai i \ Sr, ‘ | . ' b ‘ f . ‘ ; ; aD ase 5 4 - . ° lar: gray only. $1.49 & - See sf scr cia Soa CHILD'S {e852 - 82 American Fer $9.5) | ——— For’ 19¢ Cheviots Sl. 79c ae a: @) BOE : x 89¢| rs iS gcc ect wee a + — re anD‘s nam ” ra ' pee . sg er e OZ-, ea a ee a — SS a Nid : erate ae COUPON SALE sls 00 Grocer Special, | , a is ce : . % ' S%. | f , o 7 of * pbetthe ath se bs . - 7 | | | | rv - N 4 s , , ur Toilet Goods + = =! ~ a ss. 5 and od ~ ge Concoleum Sauares f | in , as 4 | igh ~ $2.95 bra _s =" eos Sy s ee : $7 7.95 | bo ‘ ; a Seta - 98 For Warner’s “= 3 4 Ya - Wide L: | STS ese : ig: &\S. e4 and 85 HIGH $ ERED Rust roof Corsets -tar ice Lino! cum = ae | , ; "many styies ae P we nay ll $6 to $7 Pie Inctuding hand-ex Tv ri ‘K ad i a. . i> t > ; - _= : , r - ‘ ™ ~“ ~~? ’ o ‘a as al . - = ; : . PI 7 2t :- « _ . " . 4 rte . o " - ms = .**e 4H s + % P - = , . ie » = red Dp iif ws. fanr.e ) - car? TY Scarfs. pillowcases ).98 For Women’s $3.49 Raetiiihh. Givi Sa ' { reece een Zz "Cordray Robes eos uc’ [DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLES 4 - 5750 Table Sets § — ee te apear Groceries ann Meats St. Louis’ Mest Phenomenal Drag Sale Ever Offered—Monday, ‘Tuesday and Wednesday ee: sm ee avec £ : _Fo 3 : , ro Single Prices ] ; 19 or ; Men's S agi = Don't Fail to Visit Our Bargain Grocery Counter . 8. 5... 9e. $1.2 Announcing Demonstration ie pet. Free Sale $2 Novelty Gaun f ? Ips, Faacy Head Ries 5¢ Fyz70rated Apples (axiwell’s Ser Pe osin oe. “Se 7 == » aml tarnesia ‘ar . &. - SSF \' ee ri.. eer. r . se an i tai Test hr F’este . > . rz2 can Pea 1! al len asts Monday niy $t.20 Kaos Cad reas. ..___ ___ Oe Fancy Vireg va? gy. COUPON SALE Lf te ae ee oe patchy en Pred. Key at th, aaah ” Cf f “ffi RE he? | tay i Lf> Women's Gleres. = ‘ ne quay charmeis suede with «@ pear wrist enc «a large fancy uff trast embroidered backs. Black and mode; and in sensrty pac? ORT) At —, Me Tast elewa« i aat er (hi Boncilla Clasmic Packs = COUPON SALE — \ ' ; est Gc ot crt G1 ey ©> Large can An ry 1%¢ q e235 Tomata Pulp 50c Scotch Duplex me arse ca Red Kianey Beans 10c 7 tan Chili con Came. be de bee bed Bee SEEEELE: } 680e RS. Amc. { heceiates | a4 oi ‘ Giated Lren > " 7 . 4 a aia : “ = Te Amencan «hil [he Eiue Jay Corn Pilasters " Lhe 1amous Honcilia Jietaod ba “ee (loves Pt. ; “q -~ ~~ “So | Of Facial Treatment in ow aes 7® lb. Glycerine Bill Wonderful Valais Oatmeal Wall Paper = & itt. beciet Kam Symp 45¢ 10 hs. Saar wexy in Haircloth, Gro de SOc Scotch Duplex Oat Meal Pa- | MEAT SPE ~ «Water Bottles. $1.89 ‘Toilet Gonads Sectian Thi ay See Cocouney Gti Shamm 124¢8 CIALS FOR MONDAY seer FS Toilet Goods Section. This pens

AAR pgp pet 2 a age DOR eet ie Me “> 2A sea : P ed 2p taffy morn tie a ae » 10h mene oud ie - wae cae ‘ * a & (EES beth Grrtriririregy 1 ti — Jt F € a 4 ‘ , pers. 30 torches wide.‘ in most ai HA Se »- Ene ag agen * = Arnica mah , ene Practi~a! Cea | > | : - 4 mé — 7% . ce : No. i Hams....18',c 2 Ibs. Link Sausage, 0c der.. Oatmeal Soap: doz a pecial omes direet t | . : ~i . ‘oi tore from (ew Ye t = > lt Hebsan's Hair Teniec [ree a. “Sra $rown Acerican % iii colors. Spec'al fer this saic,. roll ; " ‘ , . R € 4 % Rae be eae J emmy : wo ‘ - Beautiful living-room. dining-rocom, bedroom Ga Ne. 1 Cali. Ham, i2'.c 2 Ibs. V 2Sc Shp Mar kes Siene Waeriee” aa rhere she has be duct 7 *Se B.£ B. Belladonna Piasters. « . = -_ i . ; : =a : . 5 aR “ - se : : o' _ ; : > rerw imac i+ » = Leman ( ream - ane bic, . 7 - - " Free In all brighr shades aml » are be ade4 bes Print) om heavy stock. Spec.al fer this Phone Nos. ‘ ‘ ePte Sooo my -o* Te ert an 7 ave ™fiek t As t —. ee _ ’ bt ot & im rhe bher cer - ~ A A, ‘ ording tr? distancr. of S. 00 “ < Ripa *'Tamps ziten " ©ete'a Compacts ~ - 4 in ane | ee — re ' ‘ome with Alt Papers sold only with borders. Brine see or over. but No Stamps with ain 4566 -— sag su Ag , xien prob- Ta | | __ Special 1 Free der . rowers, tinite-¥ ® 3 . . sae . . K " featherun, bows pe — 4 ie of . Deriiy ( OOS. Cent. 5110 Stuarhe -tamps che Keiger’s Toilet Water. 63 Curte . F trainers, bow a . | : of ee - ALIater eeehess , sa4 INSALE COUPONSALE COUPONSALE COUPONSALE COUPON cAI) ON SAL ipod chie dhimen asin a : ihe ‘ * “s |? ; . ed Liver Comp l Free ee “Tong leck kev ard ext 364 Wal COUPON SALE ame

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929, JPON SALE DdC Yarn of Caron's Sweater h in de- D $1.25 values. 1 oc hitable for > several eh closely In ex- aztre CH 19 aters $% 19 knit, all Regular uff Bloom- sizes, all €oats, all only. $1.49 ts,white or Ton Sebtume ueT. ertume flet 0088 Dept. ferent pat- we; in the ns; black. ide; a yard Sets hemetitched nemetitched. special, , rtlets fine quality ; clasp at and con- ig peaver all #izes, alues Monday ro de Londres | Pokes, Off-Face we ar = “ ¥ j e > 4 ay ps, ‘ ¢ 7 EL, Phy a RE Ce eRe Me 89 ff . : » 4 ST IONS POST-NISPATEH | hes, “SS nN tae a tal epee __The City Circulation of the Daily POST-NISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000 ‘ eg . ROVSCSLeseeeOTeHcanecesectisauvacensiaseetereaueeitaiiaeeneigie:™ CTs “? _ OWUGSTALEGLULESRRSGEREDELECOLOGED TERE EES EI PAK~ MOE =f >. WY AS evetisere a STU TITITTITITITIITITITITTITT Tt SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON FOLLOWING THREE PAGES. StLous ee ost Chretmae Store” FAMOUS eee Wz BLL LTT STULL StePeetir: Store Hours Till Christmas 13M ° | to | 6 P.M. Do Your Py w While prawn Are Complete of Merchandise at gooey in Missouri and the West. You Should Select Kiddies’ Gifts Here Tomorrow, for Remarkable Values Will Be Offered in This —Toys of Many Kinds, and While There Are Thousands of Them, We Urge Early Selection Our Toy Section will probably be the busiest place in St. Louis tomorrow, for thousands of gifts that are to bring Christmas cheer to kiddies are yet to be purchased, and tomorrow will be the opportune time, values in this sale are so exceptional, and assortments are so intensely interesting. Plan to Be Here When the Store Opens at 9 O’Clock Tomorrow Morning—Some Lots Are Limited $2.50 Air Rifles King Air Rifles, 1000-shot re | peating action; a thrillin gift for a bov; $17.50 Phonographs Toy console phonographs — play records up to 10 inches. attractive cabinet. A Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer SCRCCALHCRESTCCRSSHCTRA TRAC HSAARTRSRTLETRERELIEG aL... $5.95 Sewing Machines Toy Machines that really sew; finished in black enamel an nicke! trimmings ... $2.50 Erector Sets l Erector Steel Construction Sets that will build many interesting and §nstructive models 98c Teddy Bears Made of good grade long: haired plush; the 11 ine h Size; ever-popular tovs; Spr cial at $9.95 Phonographs Toy Cabinet Phonographs; in mahogany finish; will play ree ords up to 10-inch size; each | special at 50c Rubber Balls The toy for all smal] shown in faney colored stvles; 4'4-inch size $10.95 Coaster Wagons With hardwood bodv 2 inch size and rubber-i bearing dise ‘so ‘ child evi, Lond $8. 95 $4.50 Seiten Machines Toy mot ion Picture n¢ pore we'll made an three feet of fil six olides "33, 19 $7.95 Ccisiltatininnd Combin si ee i. 95 50 Drumming Bears Ww heels ation lv enameled $1.35 Mama Dolls @ Being one of the most de- lightful and playthings today these 1200 Mama Dolls will be quickly Whey on by all who see them. SP eCenss 95¢ mothers” 1200 in the lot. Just received and shown tomorrow for the first time. most popular vy are the kind that “wee can cuddle loving- Special at $2.25 Tree Outhts Electric light sets for Christ- mas trees — 8 lights to set. Specially priced Monday at $1.45 Drums drums in the size with fiber heads. Very special Monday $7.95 “Mama” Dolls (an be made to walk, and are dressed in assorted styles, cap to match, $1.25 Sand Cranes Automatic Sand Tovs; packed one in a box, with supply of sand. 19¢ $2.95 Character Dolls Baby Dolls with bent legs, bisque heads, moving eves and lashes and sewed wig Boys’ 10-inch | a 89¢ | $6.19 Dumping | $9.95 Coaster Wagons With strong hardwood body; 14x34-inch size and rubber-tired roller-bearing dise wheels ’ 95c Toonerville Trolleys | Mechanical ‘‘Toonerville Trol- ley’’ Street Cars with the 79¢ ‘*Skipper’’ at the wheel.. $3.50 Jointed Dolls Bisque head, with moving eyes and lashes and sewed $1 75 a wig, shoes, stockings, $2.95 “Mama” Dolls With composition head, legs and arms; dressed, with cap to match; shoes and stockings ly—have soft legs, composi- tion head and hands. $2.50 Teddy Bears Teddy sears covered in splen- did quality plush; 14- $i 49 | inch size; special at. $1 Seillinete Toy Sailboats; well made completely rigged with good size $5 Erector Sets Steel Sets th at teresting each They are 13 inches high and attractively dressed. - 95 Dressed Dolls od col- Wig; at “SI. 05 $5.00 Express Trucks ome. ress . dressed in eta’ ore: ipesses: «10: } avVeG@~ Loo . . lNYvs. ‘‘Mama’’ Dolls; dressed ane Madame Hendren Dols Jointed Dolls; special at Jointed Dolls; moving eyes Jointed Belle; sOWOd Wik... ....-ccece. S11. 11.98 Character Baby Dolls.... I I I on cdc eteccccecs 8&2 Gt'*ert’s Tool Chests o Faced Rag Dolls Stake Wagons of pressed steel Tin Toy Tea Sets Aluminum Toy Tea Sets 95c Horse and Wagon; two styles Your Child Should Have the Drawing Master a toy that instructs even while it amuses, bringing | out any talenta child may have for drawing. Obtain- able at the following prices: Senior white enameled table, 815 assorted col Senior mahogany table..... 810 i ‘inesie with shoes and Junior mahogany-finished frame, Shown in assorted styles; horse in strong wooden chest; the at wey ee aml > covered with ideal gift for een i ee Educational pads....50c to 35 iweh Ag | a boy sails: + The ideal ori Trucks, e]. black enamel! - finish: at ‘ $4.95 $9.95 “Mama” Dolls Can and talk; dresse (| iT asst rted tvles, W ith a _ $8. 19 at r( Rin? $1 “ Dolls 12-inch size, dressed in % mre made of $9.95 Christmas Trees Artificial Trees; 60 inches high; good green color and with full foliage; spe- cial at Erector f gyn sco a Wi “ Saag d many eT ae 98 | $1.35 Toy Heveis Toy Horses, covered in good Bd | grade plush and firmly attached | to rolling plat form; each $4.50 Bagatelle Games Bagatelle Game Boards, made- of high-grade wood; wil] many games, $2. 98 75c Auto Garages Imported metal automobile Garages, complete with one mechanical auto; special at _75c Horse and Wagon Toy Horse and Wagon Outfits, Complete set of Gilbert’s Tools | 75c Tinker Toys Wood Construction Toys that will build many interest- - 48c¢ | | ing models; special at . $9.50 Radio Sets Gilbert brand of tov Radio Re- | ceiving Sets, complete with head phonés $3.25 Mechanical Train American Fiver Mechanical Trains on 0 gauge tracks: will — all be mude to wa . shoes _ $25 and $30 Chairs Mahogany Desks eed Opera or Everett leather Slip- K1.25 to #1. 4 cushions, 816, 75 lot: eac! Romeo Slippers. .*2.: Cavaliers; felt, i$ ’ f “Stickley”’ lake, HN and Bath Slippers, Misses aw > ole ES salaeiaens Kse; wer ve hinges. Men’s Slippers Children’ s Slippers e id Rocker Faust Hid Si printable Boys’ Felt Slippers. EP. rd ra gem deeb Feaan oO filled bee 5° brown or e, pers.. 84 and #5 Leather Slippers, other fin 50 to 4 81.40 to #:> in Felt Slippers, fr oh $15 Chain 2 any; gliding writing bed R1.40) to 82.65 B1.95 to SL.5 Windsor Chairs and Rock- arge drawer and invisibie 3 Indian Moccasins, ere: of skies $9 75 ' RT . gs 33 ' ice $1 to Ha Second Floor each Pullman — Se hae r~megaeensviteuarraeseerer ean sree > 4 cee One eae a LAr» — = om CGRCTeeeeeaaeaLeeaeeeavacsgzra” ~ " SUBS RteeeeeBacteeeeaesres | a = MAE i ili iiiiii i iiiiiii ii .*s «reequegatn* -decsecarsressess - ae -_ ~ i —_ "> ae. ad ~4 oy SGT RAG RA TACRR LOR eRe ALaeaeesseatete "ateeaeer’ CURES TROT RARER CMRI CREE CC OMe ree hearse wentceeeceae*e® ‘ere SCHOTT SSSR SEES MAREO ET EREHEe eae = VT LLL ET ATEN a ;** ee . Sis FESSRGRREAEI RU OEEER Beet eeheeaiassiaaeas » i= —— semeeraceeeteaeaeceecese s a Re NRE a a A ser Pe eT ae in a Reel eas ll eet el ee " . : —— . , . — —_ _ — . - : _ ; ‘ ‘ 7 7. - A J " nN “ ye “Ge -o a : ike : 5 : . . ” wt > eae or as oe ee trae e , rh ee, ¢ PP eee p a tee ee ; : 4 ; - ee a ee ‘ . 3 " , * . . ° . t ; td > f i a3 e a > . _ eee a - "7 4 ~ a ve, + ‘my ~~ 2 Aa) 7 A . 4 ; , . patos " y - aw « Te ee tae ee a ae ae ee a . Fas. a “ Pca ie 2 0 ew "API ot ae Oe pe a poy, tpl ea a wy nt ails it A linge i, allie ak, A TR “ , ‘ he aay Se ae ; ot d. ee ee. Bi Rama ee a ia b —— » ened se pew e - — ” . 5! ee e ee eet ne ey

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+ comes wee Ot Mee PF wn os ay Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. . neces a : = oe = = : > taane TH it. ————-—— + 5 * SeeErTTTT?T ie ae Wi Meririri eit ehasevasesarenesisees re . Ps ". weeegat? EsesspsoeOnasseeberesssiies: baaaeer i persarbeszeraes TET iit 3 as — hh lal : ERS ane ak aie *s he Lee Ak Wier. oe - he, eV ¥ - ees se > ay ah gtk i a oe. = TE Perera ey ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately ees analy ‘ we Reg h > «slip dada Far Tie nh Sneek RN eo 6 it lnatineat . 2s ab - : i ¥ sn sina scmtohean eaae iS eee ee | SEE EL IE, EO ay Wal la a saan: Ny ae Be ao ; Brie ee ee? ee iota J ne x ed li ce alate he dh Vibe by ry ad > Rese a mepens 7 o- ’ “e i, Sy " ‘ ee aver, er, SLE OE TRS Te ee ee eT Re he” nee ne Re | Re ee ) Sane ee ee , De tae Be bs \e 5 RY Gey : re [RS Aen ae ee « a , Gee eae FE a Mts dep ives i dbs > DOS aaa ast gts ottin AF Se aie bel! gle 2s RE BS js Sa EELS pag > 9508 y Rt Release ee } ? ; Pa RNR ~ Se er gn It gate Ce eet ee ee a . sales ceatities tad ae ; + 2G ney ~ er: _ = aver 4 rae y Bes s y . . , yer me Fae spi igtaoge ax, Wei BH othe ae seem Aebienlewbiye iiabeisgpor tears -saphedhs pb f istaiheatistie deena + 9 .) J v 2 . ¥ 7 m3 a see See ae a nube, o4 eas i ra) eth + “wee © ee LAE Gifts Should Be Chosen From Tham = D i & CoO UL nt Lee | Remarkable Offering of Women’s | _ From Their Original Prices Kid Gauntlets Glove Silk Ve ost € This opportunity to select from our superb collection of Fur Coats, | = Wraps and Full-length Capes at so substantial a saving should interest ATs — $ 13 IF sk - 4 - . - Se > 2 Od 7 | w "és $25 Dinnet $19: 100-piece Sets of American semi-porcel ed in new faney sha crated with a gold t many, especially those intending to give elegant Furs for Christmas. 4 ¢ $ And tomorrow, the first day of the offering, selection will naturally : esas be broadest. . i” oy | @ Bodice style Vests of pink giove silk, with piest olga and om straps; ef a quality that will prove very ; % POE” SLA +4 rt : ‘ ‘w& * @e .* ‘ Pa am Sizes 56 te 42. iz Authentic modes fashioned of select pelts of the ia vy | Imperted Gax of excellent qual- | Silk BI Silk ne — Sea apie hitow i@ > ‘+e lambskin. it strap wrists nd | : oomers Chenin most wanted kinds are splendidly represented in 1 . oe A RE a OES ag ER NES a -— = ino - 2 i@ é TT et ee Full-sized Bloomers of excel. —and Union Suits; almg Fur garments for women and misses; the sizes | | Yi sews ané inserted gores te gn aj} lent quality pink--gilove silk; | i ; flare. ; well reinforced and garments nge from 14 to 44. , ‘@ | : | &aat will give long service. All i range J —s , \ Shown in black, brown and gray, sizes. Spe- 9? ~ LDes. . Many He and ideal for Christmas giving. cial at ..... PULSE LiL Te - =e ; fs tings a eee ies ee ee ee ee a Piri Aeteshion phtabigni is n soy ; ALE EE EET UV VV TITTIES E SE Eerie fs RR : — o fos Gs TET LT ii iy we . BAMAALELA LAA AAI TTT yyy re 7% ele chy vee a3 | ee s Pal . Rt ee Ere er a - » 33 5 SP ug. i F $3 - a wa whE Rives os q $ : $ ¥v 5 4 *. 4 is cs >= ae % — ve & fe: bss 3 i“. 4 + ‘ be 7 A b: % 2 ; - ; 1 £- . . Sa ; - : ; cf é e ¢ .¢ i = = Bi LEE 6 ~ *. f 4 * | 3 ie : ’ Be 1 PYPETrririiiity vn Pe aS eae ae | ae ee) Bat Se fare . gli eee. othe di rnite . - — oF ’ 4 sae - hes ody a + ee * a rs FEE ESE ES Rae Bie oda, ee hi We hoe a mDIW ya abit Do Not Miss This Pre-Holiday Jtterm é mast Platform HANDKERCHIEFS® ..2e2s2- J igeles#; priced, each 3 in Box 50 c +t $y bode Selected gx: group | of women’s dainty Handkerchiefg Lare . a - i lete it , t will be proud to give because you “know they for Sour ‘eed — with ute * ree: ived with pleasure for their distinetivé ye priced : * ~ -/ & : as - broidered on . batiste in all-white or novelty An Interesting Monday Sale of + etfects: I active gift bores. ad e i . “a 1 H ’;* iv 4 Pom - ¥ . ° -” . ; " — ™ : = eae * 2 + x m4 Sot .. r embroider- ae . ing gifts of ae al one “i peel pias irv presents a most sur prising Opt 2ortunity to those Se eking last- : tted top i a rdien-t leated floumces er pila; straightlin Sin i ed designs, at... nati ons—priced ea, Jewelry Si aiso Ht reveals the extensive assortments and remarkable selection offered byourDiamond : th embroidered, plain or combization flounces, Ree Fe i | ewelry Shop. All pieces are exquisitely wrought of piatinum - or solid gold and set with m i Bann Handkerchiefs ~— “# U i, ith diamonds of superior . Colors are henna, green. taupe, purple, canna, peacock. Copen. i aed sey aii / - f women's earnrmile aot & a quality. To select at once means extraordir Ving >I | dinary savings in remembr which will endure. : Navy and Black. im all wanted lengths and regular sizes. | white and colors, ornamented with pennen ‘sie , Ss eer a Ce RT : we : . » - - . v oer “ 2 Z 7 ‘ ° a | , Pe eae ee ee > Teh & re a By ad ee eS Es ee Se at : PRS Be ¢ By P , cog. oss wt owe ss . 4 a aoe "SHSCERERSPSKEFALC ERK LEC eRetseeeere. ceeer eeteetit, CUPP T RR T ORR Reet ae eeee eeaer eee eoenee dt ace Ed seen ; ted Peet renee ee eee -- - at extra ‘oats Re | rad} Veal ee oF ‘ersev Rs. Qn i} Ges. a ah Cac Deferred payments may be avenge with our Department of Accounts, if so desired. _ Feurth Fleer ee en a 5 pe S135 Diesel Der Pins Diamond Searf Pins ‘ i megrnceettres $22-50 to $875 —_$15,to $97.50 Gift Items From the Notion Sectigi i one to three row effeets: « ’ ith . | - Tings 12 _ exqui Afford Practical Economy for Holida : weeds oo ecm lalla oe y S$ in These Attractive Groupe— _ Flexible Bracelets | 2 a sscnpennininiielicnniidaslagiacne SE inerery Mon«t s ir : - ~*h : oe a . a: of LialmDen COM led a. Mid nountin Lt the i? +. a Sf meiv 2 ms and e«ne a} - - . a \ 4 2 —_ .™ J ’ fl — — . ~~ >. 7 = . ~ : ——ss ~. Flexi > SAP Daires, J ’ oe > 2 i asin iit] : ir Pin man e Edtiisit ie Ten — ian : 3 : ‘ 5 eee ———— , Pat NE P ' ; I i Ion of : Aprons. i Tariog sia > =# a set With seven diamonds; idea! . iamonds of excellent attractive d md Sear? | : fled s a. i 1 2 ; Hanger See. « a a — se — ’ ali > ie + ‘5. : for 2 wift- nrivesd} is 4. Beith Lo"Us lesione > ; ? re . Der rard, ° 25 —. lesirable. Priced : ; siz : Pi c . mu Regular $2.50 Values | s in ushions ) "Tipelines Diamond-Set Watches : ae | | _ F : Diamond Rings vi : en , ae ru Specially Prieed Fancy Tapelines @ se % sen te 3300 $201 to S795 Diamond Rings i Cushioms and ™ ed 2 = Tes, Monday, at . ($1.50 decorated ceiluleid cast, 1 ts : 24x 48-Inch S45 SA TT A A te — + wiiniiedis pri rad a sh Se . a . oe. W rist a uf Ww em nin hin 2 as 4 s ° ~ : ft that i : e act . — ; “on — ence Seay ™ ae) 5 _ j= ser — ; . ‘ : S1L95, ”~ 15.9 9 : | " Household rons samesile ai would” a : sf Te tT > . ” P lameonada ss a : tonnes, packed in bex, $1. a — novnliinnsidiapabiiabill je a welrome and | eu § : ‘ At $121. sald Diamond earrings et Onyx Rings : rach, T3e te $2.50. “4 TD be., tmtTable Rug for t ‘ lati nme Wrixt , — A S1?.9 : ; 5 . € ~ ith pe ‘Y a ches; SaRusr s © n = t = : - , , 7 z en al Lamon ] > j ia eteiv it Tt ed 7120 até : . » . : - ne spaaed - . oe - - — . . if? ae - _ = Ae FF. . =. ees . nes oe ee ets ee om Y, Bsc wee IR mgr, Re ree — “~ NR RR ha eee, any MO PUOURP OCR aR eS FRO deiseedereeies 9 eee Tahoe -- cent eeeeehh edi iiiliit tT SLCC RSC RAHA ESL ELDERS ALEC REE ie | sa CLESCEILE SES CACEC ESL BESO Rs seeerere weeeee et? re ~ : . a =—_ ~ ; - , - ~~ LE ee - os ee eeeeneetteeeeeseeeieneenseneenetnstnmeemeadl ‘? ste@enaere Pec sreeereirestas pergrt Eee - SSCiOC STENT see Saeeeees Teeeeeaeieeeeee ss eeeere ATE nn ARR ee =

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ee ™ ~*~, Dy; , MBER 16, 1922. The City “irculation, of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = 4 = neta —_-__—— = aa), Siiniammeed Pore ESOS tal Rider parte cy lyn ALE irri a _ SELLPLACORALUURULEDUUESETHLH fete % ~ _ eheearerrereis sate pe ee esueeretineeneisereveniiiestaiiisai nested * . cog. aa ~apansaedaassdenaiasaaaaaacaanaeadaeaaene: TOT : e SELHCREAGSALTILERSTASTECS SATA TAL TSR Ae TSS T Gees ULUELTS ne SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PRECEDING AND FOLLOWING PAGES ma St Lonis' Foremost Christmas Store” Shopping and Seventh While TI Street Assort- A Elevators Fe. 2 R (* O. ments Are Qp Give Service Large— : Between the in the First and iis Ie Meee SERRE SNS ' Penwith oe ‘e Give. Eagle Stamps and ‘Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Largest Distributors o of Merchandise ——— Floors or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | at Retail in Missouri and the W est. Possible ES “et ay et ? tet dee eg. a. aah os ed le Site aa ca a a ig VECTOR UR eeeee ==! » Sa Parking Garage a ca & Patron s? Cars : Gifts Ideal and Offered on Attractive Terms—These : “Special s” in the China Section | etait Speme ere om Brunswick P honogr aphs Tomorrow—Christmas Shoppers Should Profit by These desired, to the garage; driving them back to Sixth or Seventh Street entrance when shop- —Wide Choice Enhances the Savings to Be Effected | > ree. ee we ee ee - - seer eee emma |S 3 I | (qtr $90 Dinner Sets amnG ‘Breakfast Sets i : : Model No. 21 0—Priced at .E $ / 9 | fe Sspees Be Uses etn. $2.95 | : | mit), inet a ae & s Legere: Se aaeee ptilim cee ys | 26-piece Sets in floral spray i SNERy me aN : TH] i Me | a See Wi pais 9.55 Be / RS | designs; six breakfast plates, cups | es a “Veo: - H i ffl ld, | = 100-piece Sets of Bavarian ee ee es site) Fi oeme tee and saucers and sauce dishes, one ‘ =i ~ . : { i # 6ehina, in plain shape, with at- 5 ge esl nt otha aay bomen meat dish and vegetable dish; j; as PM LY EH ate a E At iP) iil | » B- tractive border and coin gold Rs Sho a5 Ls seconds of $5 grade. : a SS eS : Hitt] fit 2: | 3 r , FE eae | = set A —____—~ i 3 MU " | ane ev ee “ ‘ . . — as Ay te al? ae Verse ft oe. . : me oy ae , eS 3 hailed: te » ; ? : oe - 7 4 . ee ee ee > . . ” “ a > - ty tae ee dee 7 ae a ee . me 5 ae «ye - 7 _ y VN pn Oty Mle i et ee et gh . ap ine hy Be ie eee , ys Loe are ' 3 ee Aas, ah nen een * « handles. 95¢ and $1.25 $12 and $15 Jardinieres $10 Cash—$8 Monthly | — —— & ' : Sa ane a se oe EOE Cereal Sets | 750¢ H ——SS_—— ——— 3} @ This popular-priced Instrument, illustrated to 3} the right, is beautifully designed and the choice $Q2° 50 : $135 Dinner Sets, $89 | Blue pottery Jardinieres in the |; ' Rare ag | | of many music lovers. Equipped with all the y ‘ 600 » j “ os » F e 7 iin, crea epi tlhe SORE. CES MA > S De ~ - eV 7 1Z e > ‘ — : ro Theo. Haviland 100-piece Sets, in a variety een See; Vey eee OT 3} exclusive Brunswick features and a Phonograph of border designs, with coin gold hand] | and early selection is advised be- , -_~ | ; ; Imported China Sets in the de- bread and Roar plates and eg stand end | | cause of limited quantity. Famous-Barr Co.'s : Which you will be proud to install in your home. | boat; limited number | 3! ° ‘fe I: h ¥ | 3 : 3! + sb he vont Seeder Seno a L | Ss : Gi if t Cer ti }Z “cates H Obtainable in walnut, mahogany, or Main Floor | am | . : | ray * H Adam Brown and especially suited to ————SS Se | E —are practical gifts, | the small home or apartments. a ta $80 to $125 $69 : allowing recipients to | - V *eree a | alues make their own choice. -From These . : | _ In this collection of beautiful Marble Pieces from | os cryee - ro ow 2 gigi rod me ie a eae ee ee de ee a ee ee ginett i mew. I ee ys 2 eet i fe pave os . y " Phe FH se tie Det al te ~~" b . ee ee ee ee Eee ee essen: ~ ee ee -—-- pee ee ase: = “ereeaser” “SRLEP CEST PLORASGURFESTIAER SCRA ELEET TE, se -_——— a SITIITIIITIY att BRI AITIIIAII ITY - Se ad - oo oo orated with a gold border. a y Italy there is but one of a kind, affording splendid | =. @ Obtainable at any exchange desk: issued : ae % an } : , choice for Christmas gifts. | E for any sum you desire and redeemable by ON tf ~ : . | ou > 3}. __the recipient for any of the choice merchan- ; CL pi ded JE] | he | eS wy : — | , \ ir S Pisahitel ye ry | Vite 4 and the variety of subjects. | ] ; , ed in new faney shape and dec- | cluding fruit bowls, candlesticks, compotes, flower candlesticks. vases, ete. 11.50 Value Silk Chemises | , $ ments of beautiful tonal qualities and graceful dise in this great store—an ideal way of IS | ~ | : 7 $ 1 9: Colored Art Glassware Each $3.50 E Plaid Blankets li - | , 4 bowls and other large pieces. Fifth Floor : at, —_ ad Union Suits; all in plain = French Broiize Statuary ‘ H} - solvin ae eee eel! | ving your gift problems. , ze ted he A ||| M a0 00. 900 cechsies / 6 ae Reus i 1 et Model No. 212—Priced at To select from this collection will give you dou- | $4.50 to $8.50 : ts H bi =| | | iH 1 | Me | : - = 0 $15 ¢t Samp] d odd pieces of Bo- | > ee Mk, with picot edges at te yates $395 Vatu. $10.50 | reotan “tetas and Venstion | att ty " $10 Cash—$10 Monthly , ed, bodice style, and well j : MrTITTTTITITITITITIIITITILILI LL : eetes TTTTITITITINI TTL : . n : : = = = ) designing; unusually desirable in every respect, Values.... $8.95 Values... "$1 7. 50 : $25 Dinner Sets | oe cote of cutest. Uhtential savings | Imported Glassware | || Pecially Priced Monday— ah $900 rere very services = 6©6-« finish; with two shelves and Section ; 4 : Se i> A Se Tons 4 E 4 Treatments | mirror paneled . , | %& eee ) q@ Excellent Rugs, woven of the better quality Pe ge: : —- = . ey o=2 | varns, 1n a wonderful assortment of exquisite , $2 Casseroles ; $1.75 Flour Bins Groups— | | | ; aaa oa lose designs and color combinations. They are re- Round or oval shape; 7 $5 Percolators 50-Ib. size, im nicely ja- slats ~ (* »~ , e | “1 P Roe: SERIES productions of the genuine Persian patterns, all and : inch — re é‘ Plain body, made of strong | pannel finish; bine or brown, Elastic f . = ~ tiie 7 En $11.50 Electric Waffle Ir ons...... + Rae Cores Sets priced from... .#3.05 to 814.25 RCO igs: : & I as Rugs; made of new clean rags, size 27x54 | Hit-and-Miss Rugs; size 56x72 inches; of heavy $2. 25 _ing. $35 value. special $4.50 Electric Curling Irons 5.9 Fowl Shears .. ; ‘fects, 5¢ to ps Toe i , , ; >- SJ a gles Main Floor inches; finished with fringed ends. Priced at qualitv; double warp; Saeedl a ends. Priced at. $5 Electric Irons, 61b. size os Fifth Floor Monday at Sixth Fleer ae —— ~ ~ « - OO ee emma ates , J ; Scaree Fert eia’ *atieae* WETTTTITIIIL LLL LIAL ane’ _ aaataies ub TT CT — —_ - MTTTTITITITI TTL) Le TOR SRGSCRSC GERM atICeee eee. 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STXDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1 H alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily ae: RC ERENT and the Times Combined. ee gene a oem The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATC 8B STLOUIS POST-NiSPATCH +» 968° Ssrrris iiiusaueuTsviviisa17 vETOETODTIDUDTEGTETEUTURVOIDIDCTIOTTC —— oo rrv—hvOo——stTeE 8S BY a : - © te ITI L Ls » TTL rt egary = TTT Le Suri - SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PRECEDING THREE PAGES. FAMOUS-BARR CO. Largest Distributors of Merchandise | at Retail in Missouri and the. West. — ye so a —a ony 2m dg Crt a tials a es ade ne ie a REP ORME IIS spree teat ime Ry A) a atte on PTL. din: ee rae oad ad i faeair7 SES BBO SI LF SLA eee . acy BecE Seas : 2 Bey ita ale eos Ae, oe . = , . chad 7 ey ea a 4 OY “i kr Pe Rar a Ss n'a Pear : : : Oe. on i ce Co Re . : ' es age mg . D: -b 8c tht metallic ornaments, Ate mr ag embroidery and brig Smart Wool Sweaters Women’s Bathrobes 1c Se Handkerchief which are used in extremely novel and ef. $4.75 to $5.75 $99.79 $5 to $5.95 $ 95 = 2 fective wavs. Values. . Fabrics: Poiret twill, Canton For Gifts end Personal Use—Many Will Select These Charming Silk Blouses In Two Specially Priced Groups— $3.50 to $3.98 $5.75 to $6.75 Values Values For “His” Gitt— ee ‘sy 45! ¢ Handkerchiefs @Tailored Waists, Jac- $RERSSEAS SSE LEE Cee eeSaesasreevecne "sesee seen eeeaeher ll x at atl aevwr 1S crep: ao | ene >A Enalis : Walnuts i ib... a —_——— =e etree innit =, a ARAL TITTY AALLLISITITTITVIVI TY rrr 71 ARB oN @ Tuck-in Waists and -_ “WIStONS! CREAMER ahs decatlens 1) dah et pein atl decal ee are ES 58 etm thea Reaaighnansiaie uw > ts 45 1 I2lic Handkerchiefs *. Me: ee ie Gt ee ee ow ee ek Bok we iw "% ¥r% " pry ae oo APOE ONES ¥ » lini ial lie 0 53 os i 2% . , , , £ ; ee) i Oe te RENAE ae o> Be F" x! per “i. aT oe ts opt ate eg ows “ ohne eae Lexan - - —" e ie 9 , . - _ MOS ons _——— . ony ~_ ae - satiate —_ . - ° — = : . Sh len ee te, RI Gs ila. AB ged 0 cB NBA AT OE ahd ES pT ARI, kh MERCER 3 G.cS ae pe avi eto, é ; : ee -” ieee ® ; ae ae . r pa Es she - oe , : ; . ; , hated fe yon ” ma ry ana " ry py ' dakar: tm ae Aes tele ar . 4 P ie " gi. ok “ wr : ? ; 3 ay oe Ue PP Oy 8 eo) aah Me dae ele tall f : ee a Sa 2 .@rnms 1 | slzes. Basement Economy Stere _ Handkerchiefs ¥ cambric ana wit embr 2 3 = = 50c crepe, satin - faced Canton, velveteen and flat crepe. Brown, navy and the popular black. Basement Economy Stere Best Elgin Basement Econemy Store iCreamery cuts ib . the price a BUTTER Meadow Sold & A Gift She Would Appreciate— Felt Slippers aged chet SiR Sontille tiie’ hielo” pea aa ee ee a - Men Will Be Well Pleased With These $1.69 to $2.50 Shirts Christmas Shoppers—A Timely Sale of Why Not Gwe Her a Pair of $1.50 Vanity Bags Splendid Silk Hose | Irregulars of @ Warm and comfortable 3 SS Felt Slippers, trimmed ie | var "De shades and ha aa 2. c —_ f u - : . . ’ : a . ~ . : rT . s . £ . f 1in # » Ses: le -} Ps a ° bed ipe ioe nh An *> 2 TamnDp e . ze - iat 3 2 amber of different patter ee 7 ERR + ci A EN “agg ws ea. a ee ti ee en ares Se ee eee ee ops amd reinforeed samoer Of Gitterent patterns. lack; all the 59 | ’ pe _ a ey 6 to ll: chrome soles 95 ecial Moaday at ... oC i woo! insoles oC re y Stee Basement Economy ‘Store Sizes 7 to 16 rears. > = ted sizes Raiieeinn Reoneay Store m} 3” = and Basement Econemy Store 3.00 Knitted C $3. itted Crepe Monday at JOC ’ Novelty Suits Monday Special, Yard @ Plain weave Knitted Crepe with a very soft $ 1 JD uijaciitt vist reg oer eee eee z ‘ srelus “es eg OG MO SY y oe ohne ne a rs +5 aR + Seng ty eigen A 7 . te 2 2 oa RICE abhdo hen Retig Bet g Riemer — ee - . ‘ a%: — et Mt — een : katie it Aee T .»** ‘ ruiiever SS ‘ 4S: OYSTERS = Tokay & srapeses a Granderrias, 2 is Dry Onions, 4 Ibs idren's and tops and reinforce] feet: seconds ribbed s - reet; Si Re I A Real C! That Will Be App . Weh nave only a lumited price for immediate of this offer. Beginning Monday—In Basement Economy Stere—a Sale of Xmas Phonographs Large-size standard equipped we, Feathers, far eed se lems and braid. All sizes, 3% to aes models — including five 10- lowers are used as trimming rears, in various cola cqeuthy. ta: sung. SAREE ann aeeeee inch black label double-faced Sn Say, ae ee ae records of your own choosing for 8? : Terms of $1.00 Weekly $5 Satin Hats finish; in brown, navy and black. Full vard wide. — alata nota e on OO te a ae ee ,PITEUEOOL ORE GPRTEFEFIETECRTE CRT a Reeeeertitateeaestes TLITTIIITIT Peete Cee er eriege Tt ——_ $1.89 Messaline 'l-silk satin Messaline: 36 mene th a rich istrous fin ish. “$1.39 Basement Economy Store Se meter ~ You Can Please the Housewife With One of These Handsome Bedspreads Special, Monday at......... 99 For Gifts—Women’s Gauntlets $2.50 Value $1.79 @ Pique stvie gauntlets, made of exce ellent quality kid leather, with strap wrist and embroidered backs. All sizes in the wanted colors. em Oe OO AE = ee a Seaeerceaecreeerre 77LIT € Bates’ white crochet Spreads, size 80x90 inches, with scalloped and embroidered edges and cut-out corners. Extra heavy quality, that will wear and launder with en- tire satisfactior?. Tablecloths Tea Cloths Alllimen pure bleached Table- Imported Japanese Tea Cloths, —of voile, marquisette and scrim, cloths. size 66x66 inches, in pileas- size 43x43 inches, in a sumber of This Offer _ various pleasing patterms: see- ing floral patterns; ea " $2.69 patterns: will launder nicely. ae Special at ... oC ; CASH C Willa onds of the $1.75 to $2 200 in lot: each : ee grades. Special, pair makes of records. Value, $1.2 5 nome. Pair . $2.98 . | 7 ! Imported estate lamois $4.50 Curtains Ge P S Bath Towels > F Ou: — any rneee Ss ad ——— 50 , cuine Pepperell eee agg 4 wide Pure bleached Towels: with ‘famcy 7. -Of town $1 Curtains _d! cached it origimal biue border and strongly hemmed | pMats, c «as es flied Yo ©, . LOWS. suede ‘rauntlets, in a variety of * yuali t size inets in 4 handsome mahogany finish ; tae shades. These Sheer quality Margu isette Cur- Filet weare Curtains which 16-y im.t. ends. Size 20x40 inches. Seconds 29¢ equipped with powerful silent-running moter and is fully | Gloves will hemstitched edges Specia. ~ ae patterns. peewecese. ++ ia 98 T - : S} guaranteed by the maker and FAMOUS-BARR CO. ' — os $3 65 Soamices Gheasts: cise | Sizes “oe Children’s Gloves Pair .. with strongly hemmed ends. Seconds of Fl ‘ined » v ; $1 Terry Cloth - ; 19% the $1.85 grade Specia! Think of how much happiness one of these instruments will yuseen" ersey Gloves and Monday aide $1.38 bring into the home on Christmas day and every day in the year. cae trees Mitten, in the és $2 Curtains 50c Soisette 29c Outings Remember, they may be purchased on terms of $1.00 a week. 49c¢ Dainty ruffled Curtains that Mifl lengths from 2 ta & yards: of tee “ ui width and length: pink, lue or yellow picot $1.49 Crisp mill remnants in white. biack and white. also pin * Subject to Imperfections opaque Shades in the favored light tam color: size 36 x feet long: finished at the bettem with deep ery sight. €A git of one of these beautiful Phonographs would be a gift that would be enjoved bv the entire family for Women's and Wisses’ many vears. It would be the source of much amuse- Gauntlets handsome; suitable for various ment and entertainment. These Machines play all $1.75 en ereeptionallr : nil : ’ farored Wear and launder tains, with With entire satistaction. Phone Heary round thread Art Liner: ! R@tural tan coler ror making work of aii kinds. Mondar spectal. rard . ed Reversible drapery material for door and window hangings. In rich color combinations. Mondar, rard sired sizes cial Mondar, at Basement Econemy ‘*tore very spe- and wanted shades. Stamped in selvage. Gut! ng F’anne!. Mondar | For pajamas. shirts, etc. rard PLT RTE R EC RSL SR ERS THLE aaRE * ~ a OP pee Kee — FHSS CECRSSRSAEI AE CRBS aE SCCCEC TREC ESAs Sasser aasees eeeerteee Seesecetaesiaste ‘ Pe:* P 6a esere Paere +f . *ESSSU TOs OSS8e rE acters

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SP; AY, BER 10, 1928. ee ~ . -_— alll = os O88 ce BRR ta, 4Or Hose silk and silk », with plain or gift box; $1.50 $1.00 medium weight or dark colors; inforced et... d9C a Store pe ] t9 bssaline Saline; 36 inches strous finish. 39 t Economy Store ~ 2 . UTE « ——— hese ads 99 is Tea Cloths, , number of icely. oe 5 C ls $ with fancy lemmed 29c Seconds inches, ts &1x90 yards: of blue white strined TITTTINITITT TT Tl) La SRESSECTEHICAEK STI FPetesBaeaetereenestres ~~ a Sena eet USP RRPRESEETETOLG RIOT FER OLIF ROR OFLOTD LOSES USEESEER SEEDS OISirerrene eee Geeer «0 Si Test SSSCESEROGORORES SEER RRAAOITR EP ORET TERA CeaRLeRAteReRetE. aCe aM VESETRRRALIRR SRE E RRB ERRECRaee aes o 4 ee? eee is . PRPC yooh : = : : S Ly32. © DECEMBER 10, - “ae % Cosit bho ks cnt " it Cae hrs wid YecE LsACCL US casi Ys bua Aycliy WYidi uil WiC Liiiits t.U4aUiiieUu VY Appruaiutiacesy Bvevuy. ~ JtiLUUIO PUOI-UIOrAIUN * > fad 4a . . Bye eae gs Oy . > ’ ae er ’ ¥ ’ x » - oe v : ¥ i ’ - “ ' } i ‘ : : 7.709 N. ak -Tues. Specials ont Chops, ib., 10 | Lar ab Stew, Ib. >; Sa 95 % Mixed Huts { conldn't eat the price Balch 102 on: 28 good. Walnuts ii New im- orted string: Lb value. New, _ loose — A “WISCONSIE p CREAMERY rate palate. Thank you. Best _— Creamery Thoma rts the Sieg ib. BUTTER ©. Meadow Gold STEA AS dreds of mr customers ask Lb Se “ars Stri- ‘tly fresh OYSTERS ° rrnr Si i po an ee > Bae a -* a i > “” * > 7 a” i _- ‘ + “? - . * wn Tig ~ ie & ~ “— Aa — ‘ F ‘% 7 ef the prosecution Tokay Grapes. 32m gp eranberries, 2 bs. 15 B20) Onions, 4 tbs. 10 i a | three additional circuit mone ber : ‘ ~~ “~ 2? -_ | great emp! nasis Is ‘will amount of care he exercises in driv- | line.”’ ' mestic would be tito serve until BILL REVISING CITY TRAFFIC LAWS DRAFTED Legislature to Be Asked Create Traffic Division in Circuit Court. A bill revising and of the existing city traffio regula- tions into one ordinance has been drafted by Roy F.. Britton, general | counsel of the Automobile Club of | | to | codifying all 1 | ‘Missouri, and a member of the legal | subcommittee of & general Traffic | Committee appointed recently by the | Mayor to consider traffic problems. | Another tentative submission to the been drafted by measure, Britton, creating judgeships, to preside over a proposed di- Vision of the Circuit Court, which would handle only traffic cases. The bill proposes that one of the 'Judges be assigned to the Juvenile the third be assigned to handling equity cases, these courts now having crowded dockéts. This would increase the number of Circuit Judges to 19. Bills Ready for Committee. Both measures have been turned over to City Counselor Haid, a mem- of the Traffic Legal Committee, be acted upon by the com- Court and a division and wii! mittee Oliver T. Remmers, chairman. With the exception of the speed limit, few changes in the traffjc cage aN are proposed in the re- ision ordinance, Britton said yester- Aas. One of the chief objectg of > measure, he said, is to incorpor- ite all of the regulations in one or- dinance The speed nn * placed at 2o said, but made on careful this clause, the orist is driving as the limit is miles an hour, Britton drivi ‘‘I'nder speed at which a mot not count as much ns. tritton stated. “He might be driving only six to eight miles an hour. under this clause, and still be arrested for carelessness.’ Chief Trouble Heretofore. Placing the sj limit § at ; ine , sa) maiies an nour wou dn er } lake the the State limits on nforcement Indorse court plan was given re: the Traf- fic Committee, but the plan at that time was to convert one of the City Courts for or parpore, or establish City Court to handle traffi traffic of a ‘ently by - > mewn new crases only. Establishment for this class of of a Ca St nn oF «ot fe both the city a same court, it rould appear that a State Court would have furis- offenders against city ordinances,”’ added, “I believe this court would have that power. Ve have investigated and believe the city charter authorizes such trials in Circuit Court.” Status of Police Precedent. He pot that the city “While NCVT (oT diction over he ‘eben po- ited : officers Juvenile Court vision 15, one of Relations. | The bill providesithat three Judges | appointed by the Governor) Jan. 1, 1925, when} by three! the Courts of Do-| they would be replaced |_Judges to be chosen at the Novem-| her election in 1924. | Sees ' Real Christmas Present OETA ON ED i ' That Will Be Appreciated by Every Girl and Boy __ We have only a limited quantity of these machines at this attrac- Price for immediate delivery. Do not fail to take advantage | f offer, — 2 ig RANT at Lengths 3 ft. § in Leg Reach 24-inch Gas Tank Heavy Wood Steering Wheel This Offer Is for CASH ONLY wig x. iver anywhere within the city limits. “ut-of. f-town orders filled as long as stock is, f. 0. b. St. Louis. Phone or THE Orders to Toy WHEEL COMPANY i Phones: Pe? 7881, to22 301 Valentine St. | Reka e | i | Kinloch Phone: | Central 4478 | at a meeting to be called by for | Legislature, has | rt ee Het eee t te Be “ ~shet4 iL , tee > f?eTiseesce: - + ER a a ae we er oe | jeuasass asc esSsls=--- as T—-F +++ 44.5 7 2,7 Fer =a sa 4 $e_ b ttt + i 4 4 | ar || ox || —each a Genuine, Perfect Cut Diamond I GUARANTEE that the Ring at each of these three salen is worth considerably more. than its special Monday selling price, which has been made to induce early Christmas buying. The Diamonds are blue-white and perfect cut, and are set in distinctive mountings—white gold, green gold and handsome combinations—bBasket mountings, box mountings, fancy Tif- fanys, etc., for both ladies and gentlemen. TRUTHFUL $ 00 $ TERMS .00 DOWN WEEK ee SS a ce —_. eee a te et cee W; E HAVE on display what I really think is the largest stock of fine Diamonds ever shown in St. Louis. Our mountings are distinctive and exclusive, prices range from— $15.00 to $600.00—Lowest Terms in the City TRUTHFUL TERMS $q .00 $ Down These pe an a 17 Jewel ILLINOIS and ELGIN WATCHES Timé@- them its and two of America’s best the GUARANTEB on both by the manufacturers are ane gohan by A Wonderful Xmas Gift! .00 $ Week Open Every Night Until Christmas 14-k Solid Gold BRACELET WATCHES 15-jewel movements in solid white gold cases—a wonderful choice of shapes and sizes to choose from. One of these Watches will make a won- derful Christmas present. $1.00 Down | $1.00 Week en (77 NATCHE SO} . ei BY DIAMONDS ° S 42enN.6°S OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE GENUINE LaTausca PEARLS All with diamond s et clasps. A charming gift for a woman. Velvet gift box. $12. $1.00 DOWN $1.00 WEEK a re ignet Mings Vallieres Men's Watch Chains Belt Buckles Cuff Buttons .00 Silverware Camco Rings La Tausca Pearls Scarf Pins Etc. é — oe - 7 _ pred: RECN. Rp nea eee ne eee

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a GI RE AL A Ae CI _ » _— —_——ar : : SZ ) ON EF. na 12 More -— | a / ~ Shopping Days Until C Ul f Y g ane Christmas “The Store of the Christmas Spirit” By seg se a We —_. 1 — it at na oort s— ¢ a $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 “eS more salespeople are at your service. We earnestly invite you to and you will find ; Vandervo n the Third floor leading through from Olive to Locust Street, $4.95° $7.50 os shop early in the morning. Whenever possible: you will aid us by ON eS ee of tedeal Se ( Delightfel Blouses of fines: .. carrving small packages with you. novel and choice gifts from our various Shops for your Temes 1 maroon *n- dimity. bat! ‘and and © est atyles. cath. . , more comfortable inspection and purchase. fah: alwavs delightful to the , . ah ge tdlg F; daca Wee col- : ¢: ! ' Y . ° tiddies, in th SiZeS. sepals sage.” Amey ns ap Aion emerge te . , . , kiddies in three sizes | tent “clesiog ‘and vetton back: | / \ Store Hours 9 to 6 Until Christmas @ Remind yourself daily that here is the in and with Ao ae de Pig salting a ts ee ee ae — F Vv" SF eee gel mc ee 4 SERS LTE inj gue ree ee oe ARE RS IRE tele PSR das BUC Sn gasp Sea ae, ae J Shier eR, Pas 4 $ - / -_ . - _ - —oey 3 yin ae ety > sens eo ig iS * : corer cena al % ~aee IO Ny Sie yf He aay 4 - : OR le a ME cs pO aarti ie mi act, - 9p ang ‘ a 4 Sey. Oy ‘ "p 4 : > " ' Er ae > ; . reas Pai OE RMON SE Bc VEN ly SON — _ 2 A : G ow a ' Cunt = a: nlite " “ 4 : P : " 4 * d ee ee en 0 tg i EY ae wet . ‘ f bac we, Datta ae fas ee eee “ee . , : “ : . ee eink se a eee, ~s. “ re) ovine " | io rs a ~~ ae wt ee) Fi % base - igeaue py R 4 (ay ree es, ied " SO ™ 7 ql : r ¥ id sy ¥ ne ty Woh ete ‘ ~ “s ae “ tee gees " * " i me, EA ¢ 15 ry X45 : = fhe sie ry at od KE a>.» storie '» - ‘ to’g P sft - , ca % ' : yr adel z eg Y . , Ses 0 ‘ Carer anna: i Saat SRE RM AF ERE if SNe. i i RY th pete ee eee be screamin . poy ae sunt cai dali: Poy. a ea GRO IAT yet ere ogiers ter es ry ¥ s ™ fs wf i - , . ¥. a hate! \raeg we 7 é : ‘ ¢ ae - : i It hel na a 4 - i ba om 9 Pas eal let oe eae ‘ ey hte * aaa Se 2 “ “a - an ie eae 7) Ete ss ee Fe iy nr ei alli ; ; " » er? Sey, Sees WN pheopey ae! » 7 the , i o rs 2 . — 4, ra — . — i o4 a a eee Fe . 3 Aine, he in 2 a Bie Ebel rip sow ep nit Glebe, Sie “e ie be - om ‘ NP aaa hinme Hees oa He pete as a : tear - : —? . ’ ” Tr * y} - , = : ae, —, by ry , \ . va y wis ‘ oo x a a) os me ae ‘ we Pres ee, 9 0 ‘ . Ay ee Rink ; a Pe oo ¢ ‘. 7 ie ee ee oe ee “th ; 4 e” 7 ae Ee eat 1. , s ol Soe 4 ; ; " > oy F a a? ' rt ¢ * , rey me serene? meyer it ee Oe Sy Sa geet * swweee wt fur. And such buorant Coats for Winter possessor of one, tell sports are the short fur models, in all the Friend Husband just what ; form h ' hic is one of th Coaster Wagons; of hard- i former prices on these garments! is is one of the heii sah 10 aa £ = wood; with heavy disc rub- big oppo etunities of the year to purchase a handsome Suit popwar SHINS &na Sty.es. vou Want for a gift. ber-tire wheels and all-wood ata ve low figure. We advise eariv inspection ' WF ha -a! rd Se : a Pid . @ ve + ec 1ai eo uroyv bolster: regularly $11.54 ~~ 3 see ee es ee Here are a few notable reductions m Fur co SP E “Sc methin t e a . . “7 . .- -- ms ee ~ ; * » »* £ _ yy d : z lack Gerona $- ‘ uit: with fos co lar. formerty $1598..5 ; . > so We) z ee eee h “79 Iiwhs th 2 «} Robe ior women, Vvoium! Inc us an . ‘Fix "ae . ] usted veldrne Sulft: with beaver collar and on bettom of | oe SO a ke Coats that will light en e heart of the pro- warn lined throughout and , Ta - . Pa are Boys’ b | I Ps formeriy $ise 50. : ~ : > a 2 hee + ~ » > eT o. ur } — The _ vy + f . + ia -\s . a3 : — > ‘th } . a« ~~" amt = on -—- * ; a . Soe et td as 1] outstanding values. with Paisley collar and cuffs. : j $ and printed Ma . : : Se a OU. Si. .@s8. id La u - ? ~ € : at er coliar and cn pockets. NT en " “ Loiors, Copen, cherry and Wis- e é materials: regu! e.v ‘ eS Bee s. . . . . . ont . - ? 4 _ “4 . nit: Diack fur collar and cuff |= . Stee lati racul Handsome Male taria. Special $12 ve. ¢% price that make: ; =~ jae Cape, made with @ Also dainty Breakfast Coats wh the | § them by the doze ” = - . . . . + ; asi , . S-niece Salts: Beaver er ma! - | nh ¢0 cascade front ef- of changeable satip, in both y “s -pie ves, § : O07 =o9.@ a ¥ ] i" nor a now $550 Handsome pink brocade, with an extremely low top and “wise ss | Petticoats for Gifts oe on till gall medium skirt, for slender and average Sgures ons and mixing tray $5.30 F , or the Christmas Bride | | Such a riot of colors and patterns. The woman who likes e . At $8.50 | Tpsy colors can find satisfaction in these silken underthings. F 7 , . . ” Paiabey and Persian patterns in a aot ? ami > ace the Cold Day 4 e A bridal Corset of white silk brocade, with a fashionable , $3.98 to $17.50 o | | low top, daintily trimmed with fine lace. 500 elastic band or silipover models. specialir Special Purchases and Values in ae DS = = At $10 riced: of sport combinations and skirts, with : sainioa Model for the more fully developed figure, of lovely oink straight lines, trimmed with fringe and embroiderr y | ] , a, Doge all shades $5.00 O}] } }e@] } ~ Oa S | . as brocade with low top and straight hip ime. \_ 7? = © PF POP eee He SE & i -—s ’ i: uit: (Mangone mede!) ernst & = Se Be a SS a a - = i i 2 Neg!igee Shop—Third Ficer. S-ft rat in Pert ‘eoats = ch Warm™@er Pet*t'ccats for @!lf Ortental designs. der'y women of woo! Jersey | | Setacn teres ere | oe ees At _— $59.75 and $120.00 2 | \ = By ‘7 a ese ; ; v* ? : + “ Silk Lingerie in midseason. Winter is still before you, and =H | ‘LF il Wy sey animeedaiiieeen ae | | : | Vv dars ad su w and blust == hin Be a t i rice ¢ th nnot § ) ~ kN. Pe - Laundry Sets; consisting | os re with soul so dead that ino diate many dars ahea “ re to be raw and blustery. | 4 | | tremely low prices. If they can = ‘i. ed R ef wash tub, wash board, a ead important purchase too == Binin. : wear them all, hang them on the tree | egu froning board. clothes dryer | doesn’t adore it. Fluffy, silky U ndergarment ts in the delicate a ' RASS US SERS ZAaSE | 4 3 & or fill stockings with them. . | aoe Scap and clothes pins $2.73 | shades, bewitchingly trim mmed with lace and ribbon bow- or price _— more than meeting rou | (8 TD = = At $1 and $1.95 A Silk Shirt as | kKmots. We are specially equipped to meet your needs as half w the selections are still of the : as ) | Leng handmade Slips of nainscok. | ° ” F. ceptable to a mar follows : hol We hare Coats of all descriptions | ae ae a See et Christmas rush ¢ ~»—Silk Envelope Chemise: made of finest crepe ée 7 e+] 1AGIsch§ loareliect aFf Handmade Slips ‘in lone er short se: . Cl Sj ~~ = : At $3.99: —~ ne, tailored with hand brier: others with pretty . : a. fabrics, and lengths with tucks and brier stitching nee | J we ae Little Giris’ Dresses oe ust the kind of . ulna eo ee lace and ribbon trimmings; tn flesh, orchid and carol. trimmed m the popul rs of the season or | At $7.95 CrP 2c chine Nightgowns: claterately eimmea just plain-tailored models. | Voile Dresses at $2.95 3 i \{ proud to possess ‘+ } nad ribb ostum Sli e : tum a , , Dress ¢ ‘tt! rl silk, La Jerz or manera nip. Jaton mon akbe. is SO ee 1“ pink. oy foul. vane oa Sweaters and worth while to r a. ak Loree ante fin- | At $9.95 special Nightgown: of satin: French mode! with mag oh gga and garmin ing 2 a. oe | fizes 14 to 17. » > a - ing: ‘2 1} om. . 2 itt? j uff - Jersey. Tic eke | ter att ee o ence You Owe Your Child the Educational Little Folks’ Bathrobes alipover style in heather mii 3 Men's Fi ae Selectio tures, suitable Por little Gage | | : : For Best veg Advantages of at $1.50, $1.95 and $2.50 at oat melee ae oe : French Lingerie—Real Lace Trimmed! Purchase Before (Wee 3 eo 6 Mane) Enaiish made beusel ae A large and fresh shipment of step-in drawers, and costume Christmas | | Bathrobes of Beacon cleth, Sweater Sets. size 2 to 6 years oo egret 4 —. 71] : - a ~ Priced from 85.86 to 848.5e e in light and dark shades with in brown. Copen and tan, wa 2 iste y trumm te atiste garments have finest 1} k e+ “7 . - rea) lace and hand designs. French hand embroidery. many Coat Modes ; an ee ane silk cord. @reater cap. leggins and mit- with reai | . . S The Children’s Encyclopedia ee ponsadpar eases reai aces. ro Ww" er an s s> Th ra i] rments are cre a re! chem: - . - dis ; Silk aid sinheiite are th ciate -_—_ oarieas about w on if It is made in the flat, thin mode] in @ nickel silver case ‘Prams TS, $1.00. $1.25 ; N.S AG 1, Wea — : © great strange worid about them. They look at the stars a silver-finish dial. It is fully teed Wyandotte Bird Game. com- . = ) | F the strong features and ask us what makes them nkle ev x3 : _—— i plete with gun : KN ~~ = at ma nem twi They listen to the - . 7 “ ~ . ‘, : sc At. — > S 7 7 -_ 4 Priscilla 1D a Cradies ‘|S SN ULE ist of our Coats — extra songs of the birds and ask us their names. When children 1000 Watches at V ery + oc epoell | %! . . : Sze women. They are have the wonderful Book of Knowledge, instead of bother- Special Prices bee ee ee Ts + PAGS Peas "a a” Simpiex Typewriters. Ee « $1.38, $3.08, $5.00 Ea ee if ras ers leri aan graceful ng their parents with these and similar difficult questions, America Maps; reg- arly Bs ° and undo ibted] vy comple- they find the mformeati on that they want for themselves. cliteeeien inate oe ulariy | eS rey States Map, regular ‘Til i rit} mentary ¢t In th: hs} ve s! 19 , . Mii. al | O a o mn this way chu dis un t 3 World Map. regularly $1.75 . : id | a Sa ee 7 i: . a a cur losity is turned into practical knowl- Small size, No. 12, $2.00 na ane | Leh 3 ~~. a — as eage that will be of inestimable value in later lfe. piatm face Vu — Latte, Tregu- aes —S | Aig ; eareful attention. Wrist Wateh: $2 65 . Ba — | ie ; models in Diceisienina The Book of Knowledge has sixteen great de- type, radium face ° tite. tna partments, and contains 10.000 fascinating uaa sae . : Md . f * pi se “% | ales « mii L 2 r lined. o> «al tures that tell a story or explain fact in such Small size, Ne. 12, Cover "Em Up Game : - ae “i . . oe and in ail . $2.00 eee fi\\ (4) Powe the desirable fabrics. and & way that a child can not fail to understand. radium face $2.75 Pianos, “u- ag RO ' ; Sat ee i ie ea oN A eng i} j tf f b] ty le 7 } ', $29.50 if eee |e || | ashionable styles. Black, Specimen Page Book contenng 5 2 pages, 130 pictures aut — $2.75 Tey Ptanc, regularly ; blue and brown shades. ith colored plates and the contents of this great work, free Extra Size Shop—Thi!rd Flcer en request. FS z ; . - On view and on saie, rst Fleer and Book Shop—Sixth Ficer. Cutlery Shop—First Ficor. NE ANS Oe NON RS AD, A II RAN AOS OOO LAE, LEICA OE OS * OS ORS Se: ONE ae RS pT SAP RE ER, <agre om 1 sos eit non tin Spe aR te Bee ot poeta ae a eee oe ee Agana errr Shit Ah ae R . Pree tes macy . eas suupeemmanseusiens ¢

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ver ee wee « oe ae Se’ Ce ee - one rm ore wi 7 er i ROA 6k ig: A te Si! Fl ory ‘ a é - y ‘ 1 wet ee eee artes re arr ee idl ii * ow wer ati ~ Me ON a vole Yee i tee a . BUNDAY. SMBER 10, 1922. Che City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ‘STLOMS POST-DISPATCH 118 — es. on © Mia 4c ss ee ee Store Hours Until Christmas an | Only 12 More Shopping Days 9 to 6 Dailv 66 : jhe | «4 Pee «The Store of the Christmas Spirit’ RU) __ Before christmas _—~ =» : A — | "2 as i¢ ae? ty. a —- > o : X > a . “ . - | S PAKS SOR BRE OOS OD Ses fA — ee a ee is the h mer- | ai oti | 7 shoul: 1| 4 , ERE is indeed a splendid opportunity for every gift-seeker to include T | . | fa 5 ‘ : : . . z ° io? . Ca ag | | \e , X a Ni ’ ; . Notion Shop—First Fleor. a are nicely lined with silk and : 5 Aavortes fitted with pocket and mirror. In ates, (reams, Chips. | 3 oR | are . Caramels, Nougats f A, eS ee serviceable colorings of blue, Le : : , why sortment;: for tre in milk ie . Le,” AY Je (4, ne are, of lovely pink J $x a | 4 nad eteshiens. ¢ in caulk end das Vi ay. ae PU; f brown and gray. ? ¢ . the pound, 3B th , . Ae > 2b. .- ; Uy wee 16S j we ine. | ! 2 ¢ wi tg ) eS | Bag Shop—First Floor. oe — —-— — “en, -_ 4) Men sSilk Shirts Warm, Comfortable House Slippers for All the Family 74> sl a Wouldn’t father be just a little bit disappointed if he missed getting a pair of comfort- able House Slippers for Christmas this year? For mother, grandmother, brother and sister agai | i ee a and the children. too, Christmas gifts of Slippers are always acceptable and appreciated. iis Regular $6.00 and $6.50 Tn AE ae In our Shoe Departments you will find Slippers suitable for men, women and children in a A Silk Shirt as a gift! What could be more ac- pou atcttias radtsgastsainans: variety of which you have never dreamed, from the very practical to the very dressy ew toaman? And right in the anor of “ | Aegis Siri e aes, kinds. . oristmas rush comes this sale of beautiful full- \V 3 1h . : ° f M BA cut Silk Shirts, in fancy stripes and plain white =.c dees Meena at $3.00 worth while h lL They come i +4 es ak gizes 14 to es ie >a ee : Felt Comfy Slippers, satin trimmed, at $4.50 Daniel Green $2.00 Black kid at $4.00 | Felt Comfys Satin Mules; pink, blue, black | cee Ciena | Mules ” —~ a ; — Be: 2! \ $3.50 to $6.00 450 Gray felt at $2.00 made brushed woo ai ; Bets, size 2 to 6 year “st ; 1 ik ' ; Copen, black, old Gray alligator at 94. Everett seeiese™ | Tt Questions Ross Crane =: a ee ee Sraret wa a ie jJegsins and mit- Th ° ° : SK _/ piece ' t $2.00 Golden kid at $450 | Gilver blue at $2.25 tch $12.95 Ti Will An swer Monday SOS Warm camel’s-hair Slippers, a wiiete bik an $4.00 | Silver brown at $2.25 r. = i A\\\\\\\ Indian Moccasins, beaded or pyro- Cavalier Hi.Lo | Two Subjects Discussed by Mr. Crane in His \\ AY graphed $1.50 to $5.00 Red Morocco at $6.00 | Gray and brown at Monday, Dec. 11th, Masic Hall Lecture: | : Bath Slippers of Terry cloth, at $1.25 Tan kid at $6.00 $2.25 U . & : — . : Pullman Slippers soft leather; black or Faust De ;, $6.00 ti . Walls, Backgrounds or Decorations. ullman Slippe $5.00 to $400 ae Re Be De axe. : : Pictures, Mirrors and other Wall Decora- Sets from England sof all-wool Jersey, - ae in heather mix- . eH Men's Furnishing Shop-—First Floor. ble Yor little boys > 3 Tan kid at $5.50 )) tan ak boy happy. "] Via ° 112 Mm | | el. vended with ai Gons. (scheduled for February 19th). : 2 Slippers for Children! ee WE wees ones | snaeel pd. , = Among the questions to be answered are the \ Ai Indian Moccasins, beaded or pyrographed | Black kid at 3.80 Hilo $190 te $3.50 ng: ) Log $1.50 to $5.00 Tan Cabretta at ) * Men’s Shoe Shop—Second Floor. 1, What do you consider to be the best treat- A) * wemena Ghee Ghep—Serené Fier. 7 je _ ment for walls? AN P. S.—Rubber Boots, Arctics and Scotch Plaid Gaiter Leggings are also acceptable arene gifts. 2. Should wall paper in the living room be plain Or figured? 8. How should dining-room walls be decorated? 4. Are pictures considered correct for wall dec- orations ? 5. How should pictures be hung? 6. How many pictures should there be ina Toom ? see © © «= & ye —-- / tied ttt nen ne ee he Music Hall—@ixth Floor. Tr as ion, * sat en ~ ) SEES grt . coh sinetenee seen et ~~ meatenietantidipanstiniadiati anidittl Ainetlh oxo ties nae miami netialien ot maliee ale ‘= s

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« ese «a UR am DECEMBER 10, 1922 ST LOWS POST-OISPATCH ST! yrs DAST-TySPYTLH STNDAY MORNTAG, 4 aeds PN eac Rent! oe PR aa ae a Ye eh: Piabrrass © a ee ee UPWARD MOVEMENT IN LIBERTY BONDS MARKS CLOSING DAYS OF WE RAILROAD TRAFFIC «© ~=NEW YORK NEW YORK BOND MARKET _ silent Transactions on tbe @t Legis apathy eee: eee ee * piel Serene. Sh pete Ay denote ante ates ~~ bee é prego Be fy € err an MR ig Ra Y BETS in CBange IT Lire 2EET ekat © at the ieee c ; ~ 2 ES Se , . —_ Sef GS” sheres . = ro “ee. a : is an official list of bonds traded in on the New Yorm Steck Exchange — ro , $5000 bends 2 . =3 5RE 1 - sani ' Leth jew Tort ' > i. : nn | , : —T : the marke" Tota! sales today were $7,181 000. against $11.761.000 yertercer : The following is a= list of sales PORTIA” - 4 bes = a e - iat, om ot rit r » the I i c cwelng —_—— 111275. 00¢ vear ago. anc $10 *76.000 two years age _ anc the net Changes $ gl gg lina > eed | ; sat , o dat 01 7.060, 0OC inst §$35.12°.906.000 a year ag and S3_S548 620.000 two years age : ; ihe ae Gay's . - re A ’ e . + ; 2 . é« . si ——— =) * lncreags, Salen & URITY High ——— crease a i nchanged: Ee 4 - S - | ant = Tight. Le -# STOCK MAKEKET 4¥ ERAGES car. ieee tor: ° ae s ' fmte Th & Ty fen Lov Ciase LIBEETY BOND QUOTATIONS. wane: RAILROAD BON . for ‘or or —— ; : Vv cone ere , ook | . . & ; : 4 + - —- Lee patna ' . S , & . ; c ¢ 4 = er a lected wom mon — METAIA AND 3 QUIPME NTS. “SI Rue *R2-47 som 200 l) Due. High | Lor " ; Ts "40 : ebied. Belg oc AA Oe MS AR ERIN rN SS yaaa on ! © ' ° awe’ 7. (Hp rs “bores i Ob" So 4 0 of 5 Oe rae ua Ge ge aS Sore a ee 2 oe — * ey ager Fue WEEK-END QU »*p 15 inated by Professional In- ©. . | | . 3 cae oa a a = : 3 ~ 6 7 : 3% 2 : = | : | hes » ib Zi 2 iz | ae Se - , aa 106 3 oe. Mist a = “AND ie oo oe Secning |“ a es coe SS! Oe 4 1. eae Ee ee FOREIGN BONDS 3 a 7 ° " P ~ REV } oe : ~~ mat Pit o-Be ids Be ~ Be L , Vill O@- =) eeowriseas ~hat ha . arms of X ommerce . as. “De & Be be *~~er4 bho - Ps ‘” id “ID e2sS P ae > - . ich dé co NEW YORA : ‘ts copsri ght change réview tod: i AZ dad mov ver ‘through th. r = érasuiic indiahowma Refining rey bea 2PRIS SPD wip oO ! a - tue eo ore 7? OR “ : > oho > 4 ‘ss ; ok hs - . ~ - - ‘Ss rd Efctric p?a — , 4 3 : he. 4 ~~ Row Be E hs 55 ee 4 ws upply reached i 4s > : . | man ‘4 : | : | : 32: 3 12 : : et the November showing will t a. so ji thy | ‘. » wt a: , ; et : | é MISC =A ANBPOUS AND gelatively good. since the freien: -— "7 — am 7: = Pite Coni ? : ~ $e 7 ee ! = = e se Giem@ement hae fulien off but int: Mie € a on at eueaie. | cea fs } a OE 7 b AC Ex coitde' $7 ce eutuneinn |. 994 rae tient Postum C6 Baie 230 , RAILROADS 7%. 41] ties, of eartiings of Ve usetin:, + : ; tage ) _ ‘RAI : rovide & much sme ier beolute thap October Por King af cur domestic situation fra the putitica! standpoint. 't wouic oer that some undue a&rprehenmstionr Sewe been erousec 9 The Secreter> he Treseury « report ogee wig ; . TE : 7 ) , : ry i “1 . AS aS R&P Oe ct . 98 | > MER cor ? +P ' sreposition to tax éapital steaty improvement in the ‘ro | ! 4 + he, o a ‘ | ~ . ie : : Hell of F 5 . 0 bas * - el ot weer * = roe go eh Oe -_ EE ala elie i EN Bis tage then Ze a hd 2 ania teat ete ial aia NOOR SS +f “ 4 » min nan + abt CET oR pies Pee ae J put bev. r kssail " . ‘ ‘tne, oa BSse UB Be ~ an = | wee’ ia ws & > 4 | > 4 ow ee £2333 g iste my be Sr nae ; ‘- et eet bal ee 5 & RB Ke Arms is bad oon 449 +495 Dee hi ht ee 2's Dis ew v' Det dg ht S ‘ “1 im wunisen eome of those rates advance for the rear. Guilds a new Cd oo 1? ino s ee ee ee ~ > “@wises exchange made a Tince on Monday. when urgent buring on the defi EP th het $4 a ; ™m will peas off witheu . Im “a ut & ‘, ‘ : ¥ "2 a ' - 9 ‘Ss . aa 8 “TA h 2 entin “ ny “aa . ‘ te , ; , ' ‘ ‘ are’ ' . ; i : “4 Q : .; a : Se = FF n¢lan exe ! c : nt Cisturvance Tie reper . waS - . pn ‘ey . "* , 4 4 ; 2% Me Ht 4 2s - ’ aa aes = “23 _— = — : ~ age . rem ' : = , ° : ; , " , ' . or 2 — Tupees se.ling at $§%. the Ff resiier'’ « Te i gas f te + , | h—& Bi | a8 ¢ *uegeets thet the efniinis log te igi litely to weeter tn the ongiavehte of the redicais o the one hand it @erpeere the’ CORO iirietre tion will heve troubtse ) | ’ fevueding the new Congress + | : | | paper shane ite wiehes i{ l*® ever morre « - . 2 way s ie Seige 1 one te? Se BE = 3 . 2 ~ i , Se. im , - a : fe 5 Morr E 3k + meng mses thet the radirais will be wnebie Luv lou” ise * reer tes BT 7 i | i .3 Gon 2; ; 8 AT&SF be ; “Ss wie Le. ‘- 0% gt we. . Le “2 , : : : ; Mohawk ...... (tiewb te Ste rting cdimerting 6 peresietent elimh per hep has been the mice’ etriking fee tem «' the Weerr jucreasing t: *etechaenge afGet ame » cents | Price a1 Which it ened thé pres Week @nd foee over ©. — the Guetetion on Rov | whe Money, 3 t Britein made the se | 3 . S ) | — Soaetr> wy Gesg oS Vs . 5 6c. 3 ven re | . , pi. ae * ~ 53 7 ¢ S°0 $00 000 a-bits to SMmbeure the @freneth al the ~ ) ae iS \ '% 514 ; ; 7 ! 2 3 — $1 7.200.000. tren. positien 1 fPefiecte the wut af Jaritain z tntertiie’ A eovounifrr whieh S10 SOR OOO Of lle externa: ni liege Then Sia Merits erring With jhe Ulward te etehiengee £20 Which can thie in @ time of extraurtinars Sion met Gee afl lt tam t y reat reeer’eé Tet ia mes hist tee Frere lee «wut the wi . ; © . ~ . eee” , : ; oc Algae diieie tones tunes a ytd 2 v4 r : $y Veter ci ee 4 ~ | MOT & 1 26 B3% RIS . * = By a Special Correspondent of the (hese ts Crreet Heritain herve bees f ’ . . ‘ a — ~~ - , . ‘ered } hes i+ : , oo ' ™ famine 3 Tite ic sitepty auether wes ti : | | : Post-Dispatch. Brereton Ge Bag | eee 7 o ~ - CHICA Tec 9— SEmeying thet the purehesing powe: oP. . _— >. , YN: . oO 4 NEW YORK. Dec. ?.—There was bi ee a ah : - L. 5103 a: °, per. of te aay * "righ low, | : ) =. GGGhe Guilar hee been felihe white Betrahe 2 | - it —_— = 3 | ae zt as mixture of { lyin : etait ieee ee, " - selling quotations tm the % — " PaR Fastery Mee of the pound gas Leen rising . a 7% ' _ , nar 49 Se Hiei Whieh Pt &h eiementam liefige of econemice wi 3% & higher prive fer eter eanwhiie «|! Lerope i« . sc 4 | : zt. i ‘+ Me : Se.mee waht wil) develop af ! vee B64 —1 * eps | - “ x Ey a) meee ligher at the opening agen 4 ai pear td RIASI 43 % : ” > ws ie ‘ a. oe ' c : se . rm on _ — “+ an Bae i ain . > ao : %, Bo | a, | powell 9 _ iss, ) : p. | +: 2! ares: Soest nen Le let 051. THe, Cs : ught and Se fer the vear South ebances also were strong, paper pesos moring up f te 37.97 hat on Uru frem | to ‘7. 2 new the r Canadiag exzcha par to & & ight Hy : : , > ee fettis itt Ih bith tet esti) eee OF he - vr ’ ‘ ea sdk. . 7 Vile eRe me Oe ae ves i } C2 ¥ Se a ee a aoc mea — a ee oy peers . _ fg wet 4 > ‘ % Te i eS | “a > . o” Sr yn, te ey y + wn ‘ ro re eT 4 rn cat a ns - " we -T the movement toda » 7 CESS HP peeres te LO abeen! toda, be E 3 } 32 > : : " 12 : ' oe ™ SUAS + 3 . = —— ticeable Generally gs " we Nineties Quiet d : 7 eee eager ——== i , ) i 2 high-grade securities ae ig th es henge trading 5 “ually aGuiet Wirth ithe escePptic: : s . . _ ode ; ’ _ . . Tiss ’ or, ? . ry ry | Pees. e feifis righ Meta for Ne en ee ee . > os some such deveio; 2 -_ rae te commodity pz aa. ty Precedt: ve . 7 nh curfem y Which e@vancea f iineeed off cuotetions tr ete ae a ee. : “l oe o- —s gna rpanies tr Neg SO-calle@d January vestment é : ' ~ . - een 4 @>king capital al ner ex panied ie end then dropped tack te 94 33 + 35.33 + wk "2 113.00 : L . | a ean, . ,." ie o *& . »& & sus x r. a : a . e* . . , ; be ' 2 ~ : . _ - a, é $3 to the bond x8 trading he third i i OP ry ORT & § »=8 es aed SSOL ENS rere? eT PELTT errr that monetary ¢ phn — change for # Besnanet 45 AR OO om Te od . rong *» Le. . P' —————. oe Rte ep ee i els hcl eli Ae Al OG: LIE LLL I ES! OO LO LIL ine Weebiy @eatement of the ; _Drer.. - » TI rf ist Mortgage Serial Gold Notes | % is. [Rur..."'*, deme that ung teeetine Meuse shewed an tocreare Seepernive of FPP CLE CMO the tote ie ¥ : ine aot @92 106420 Loans and enh a . tee | —Interest Payable Semi-annuelly a = ar ee Fer ora bie flees a aa a whe Bex tee eed BY ever | Pa ee ay | fn > . ae a — Sec : . _ . = , 802 deve -— ~ - J Dit Shee wee aise © leas in Go- fa , Pe: ROS 382.0" me Gee serery ured by First Mortgage on St. Louis Impreved Rea! Estate oRments if headin SPeasny t Gepeotia ammowrting te $¢€€.662 ete “ie might hare « Bacerpt ‘or a smal! decrease m - ‘. Ta. We recommend them as an absolutely safe investment ) E : he ——_ ser ss * Crests other Meme, tnciud- new crx hire Th wen ‘am | SER.IAR 410. increase feeerves amd circulation, made « of Cub “ata marr of State benks and Fer cireviara. write, pheme or cali— ._* i] i aere 2D | | ee ae weeld deref! ~ rd * “ hal : * bene 5 oan ot preater New VYerk ro Guring the week | 1 , fh ri. ewe etetemer Hemmelmann - Spackler | : eS “ctitoer Real Estate Co. Sa en - <tr NaN ~~ = Metals at St. Louis. * | rein i unchanced im &. Leais todar at ty — no! Geneeiin” with an sla sncBagerd Sas y with tramenctions of March New Yerk, $66.°°7.: ” @@ 332 : Sie June at 710. 100; total deposits $780.40 338 a OS try ee (ie

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ST! AUIS PATT- ' UFS T-NISPATC’Y | SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 199. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee WEEK [CONTINUED RISE IN BRITISH EXCHANGE OUTSTANDING EVENT OF WEEK } ' ! ' ase | |! PRELIATION IN” [NEW YorK cURB |BIEF STEERS SEll SHARP ADVANCE IN WHEAT _||_New York Cotton “/CTFADY TONE SHOWN: 2 ne NEW YORK. Dee. 9.—Cotton on the @€t. Loul ' | yagEregate at the weekeery Ex: Special to the Post-Dispatch. | 9 closed steady. see a io 77 shares of stock and | | in NEW YORK, Dec. 9 —Following ’ } | : rar . ‘n& prices of securities traded in on * “ Lady fales highest, lowest and clos- | , 2 82 24. Te 7 January ....35.03 24.83 ost 24.14 2495 25 3 ng is a list of sales maa are in termg of 100 shares with Curb Market t = toc] : ®. the |case of St pe two - et today Saies of stocke ad the net lef $1000 wih a ee of which are Re cane nd i } ag ‘ept in the ; 1a) omitted r es Of bonds are in terms | — CHICAGO. ae Dec. 9. W heat ‘ anges as com preceding day's s me 3 ctions. ‘ete re- | advance of © to 10 points on overnight buv- ve Fhe ae , 89 | tus oe | ? | Cattle & Calves 35.163 30.236 54 4nal| vate estimate that the domestic winter » hmm rallying prices, and so, too, were pri- fete 4070. ecEs steady, 7486. | ing orders “The advance met some realizing 9 acreage showed 10 per cent decrease | Chees firm, receipts 2233. Live and dressed t a re Oo} @ Hogs . ¥4 OSS 75349 TR OL With the crop condition se\ en points below th | @Rd scattered Southern sellie®. out the o! fer- sheep 9,25 6,697 317 it was only, howev er, after bills had b © average poultry steady, unchange | ke Were readily taken during the eariy trad- 3 28 : House at Wash ington to add $48,000,000 to ‘the troduced beth, f = nos sO ne and; CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—Potatoes steady; - io ay . + meee , yea -_ ae io sont sais | 8 subscrip- | ceipts, 31 "= ¢ advance to 2 or January ar - na te care; to . 8S. oh regts, 4# ? 110,670 114.965 came 1 all pronounced. Rains petideted ax Be rca, in the wheat market be-| | Wisconsin —o Bg SF, CA ode, | | Se. Se Ste March or about 15 to 18 poling -Ounted later a S a bullish factor, and toward the er +y-" pong 2 Argentine harvest | ;ewt.; Minnesota and North Dekota sacked | Weex-end reviews of the cotten goods me —— a8 accelerated in connection with the President's m ek the buying move- and bulk round whites. 70@80 ewt.: Minae- ket did not indicate any improvement im the Under fair receipts and moderate demand. ser. a8 reports of weakness in values at Liverpoo} cssage, much more than | scta and North Dakota sacked Red Itiver ‘ume of business at first hands. but ssid the cattle market ruled steady to lower at : Were rather irregular ag a result of ; } Ohi 75@S80c cwt.; Idaho sacked i uss>ts, that retail trade had heen stimulated by “ol! the: @t. Lovie Stushemnil Geeue Salad Aectee a hi | livery. of evening up of ac- | No. unbranded, $1.20 cwt.; Idaho sacked | er Weather and holiday DSgying. and repurts wLye $3 during > selling of lard by houses with Lj | rural, $1@1.05 ewt.; baker rurals, mostly | from the local goods trade said that the bull- , > . , . P ‘ n im . ve O00 . cr ' ‘ ‘ 1e week just ended. Beef steers, the offer. /| *! in provisions. rpool connections was a feature of the $1.40 cwt.; no sales reported , tah gos an yesterday s ie fe- |} ures Was expect to encourage the “ing : -END QUOTATIONS, change Improves After | CHICAGO, Dec. 9 —Butter ws Es cream- jeff pending orders. Early Week Decline aed ne of which was materially larger than the ? : . ery extras. 5S%*%c: staudardsa 5 lc: extra After selling up to 75.03 for i cr ; Ad 8 Gale Robe aas” 188. ek ee Swiss Rate vances. . ot teemee 3% an eee OD & >% | previous weak, ruled 25c lower in the early! ,, ST LOUIS MERCHANTS’ E XCHANGE, | Special to th " 7 ‘ , trade Mos: of this loss, however, was re- ec. 0.~-Follewing is es offe! al record of er e Post-Dispatch. Grete, 5i@54tec; firsts, 48% 50c. seconds. | 25 points met higher. the market ff | | aah "o- [ko¢ay's high. low and ng and previous CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—Wheat bul! £4@ 46¢ Eges unchanged: receipts 7735 | few points under realizing. but closed " . " —- ~egi 7 : 2 ‘ a re | gainea om tne ciose. The Offering, as previ- ciose in local marker ana ie ee a 8 Were AC-/ cas ac > eo adwe ° ” Wire From the New York | ‘ ' ‘ ’ i y Cy | ee - per sa 2 = and quot ations as re- ‘ve today and aft s Hi CAQ . at ret aac n ef 12 te’ 270 poin By iS yer ) = | #5 acts am * a, ous weeks, consisted almost entirely of com-|¢°)‘*? from Kansas City and Chicago mar- ter the proceedings quieted CHICAGO, Dec. @.—Poultry—Alive. unset- EW . 9.—Cotton—Spet qui a Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. : eee eye ie Hi Bleeds fe: 3 Ls , PFT Pelee gs od S7e oe a ans ue oftums a : rT — Kets : - iown it wag Giscovered that December end 2: — 13@ zee: Sa an 19c; roosters, 10 ’ . 9--The Evening | ut bry S.. 98% re e, eetnes: | 83 & mor nd medi consignments he top, wecmee ~ y een pane - M: Ly © ldc: turkeys, 25c. ' , ~ naw _ arhtod weekly | * : = i ‘eo - «~ , ip Pennoc ak ? bt bt OO bt bt CD “2-215 QQ0Q { - atk ‘Mial ii \- Gas “ st So Oa — — Sapulpa ~ ‘ —) ae ERE? OS Laat lel elect ® Fw i} Sheil Uni Simms bat eet Ww COIS & te > » * 2 we & en we “IS rus p fatie v j ' , | Che! =e WOR GOES On o r ‘ - ~ aap al AA ACA Ls Ad Aas Ad Ad Ae oe JULY WHEAT | Srain. Further . ~ ate "or | “sc — } Yance when it ne A te a = ad- | top, $8.45 on 170 to 185-ib. averages: bulk sharp decrease tn stocks ta {nterior towns, . : : “id Pp ; 3 lits bill had been introduced - & foreign /packing sows, $7.50 to $8: desirable. pigs were contributing factors on the advance. im and so] . O09 & - p14 - 3g late Friday. b a mn the :fouse | around 38. 35; estimated holdover 2000; > the bulk of which soid from $4 to $5 aS 1 10° 3ea | y. ut there was no one sround $8. 5 b 5 > no essential change, although can-/ _ ; _ Dec EMBER CORN, oe a the session who seemed able ‘o con- | nt 20 ¢. | St. Louts Spot Cotton. fa. at | Minneapolis —T $s. 30 to $8.40: lightweiebs, $8 30 to $8. “0: | pot cotton was unchanged tn St. FF ng Bes | ume Sean oe. Mitian ae ao hear | wueht light, $8.25 to $8.40: packing sows. lday. Quotations: Good ~ ordin ary, Sec | was quiet and export trade at a = 4 it | Snooth, 97:00 to $8; ditte rough. 37.35 to | tow micas. 5. Se; mene, - | It is reported that t! ae $7.65: killing pigs, $8.25 to $8.40. imiddling. 26c: mriiling fair. 000 bu of e tae nearly 27.000,- |" CATTLE—Receipts 1000 Co mpared | of grain of both domes‘ic and | week ago ‘beef row to and better grade | a =?) Gt iB ONC CIC ee oD . & “dO Croats _@ Md , un-* co ? “ » a Cs ¢ as nt met pet 2 ys : Canadian wheat afloa ? f bolognas ° ‘Oa in at afloat in But falo harho of bologna bane he . not included in the visible supply ~ rye g butcher she stock unevenly 25 to 75c higher: Stocke a , bes. + oom —_ is 67% _69n-b 67%e The strength of corn was based on the | medium grade beef steers ard good de ce Ds aaememgee 7 ; RN belief that foreign credits if proposed and choice beef hetfers reflecting most advance: - kranted. would reswit in material ‘moroye.|¢™*reme top long yearlings and matured 2 , ment of the foreign demand. The buying steers fed with show cattie, $13. 65: lower $10 ae $10.2 x. : : . ~ > oe was largely local and on the advance | onge grades beef cows and heifers steady to 9 Fd Maye Bg ro cee Sy oe | Pressed a ttle corn for sale closed }/OWer: canners and cutters 35 to 40¢ o eee ak tee dee | Sort OATS. + ie 0 1%¢c et, Dec - : May | DUlis weak to 15c lower; vea! calves 50 to ” =T a te July 70% a fh demand was iS higrher: a = ee largely 25e hi... } 3 b fastern distributo are un. higher: week's bu ces follow: Nat Hog Run Liberal. .: eee | Sereclling Chicago. Country i tenageins beef steers, $8.40 to *$10.50: western, pod ned increased English credits to such | wal total ef 04.008 heed. ne | the = yer ‘a 4a | Bullish” enthu }$5.7h to 87: beet cows and heifere. $276 tent that a reverse movement ' otal of 94,61 head, as ¢ ‘ : aii meeeaion Mee asm spread to oats and | $9.15 on $7; beef cows and heifers. $3.75 | an exte ; The th 76.000 the previous week —— os ee | ae Sie ee eee nade new high -ecords | to a0. ‘9; canners and _ cutters, , 99-6 to | of these credits is in order. of- | 4 O00 b of the Thanksgiv- | —— nen Ak. TY 8 Bee ieee att en ee oe e | $3.25: veal calves. $9.25 to $9.75. ~ ; chav : : » Lip Morr } ' . ‘ . | .- ' nt © correspond: | Ch 40% : i : , late & oxy or 48 ‘ aa ie on : rat meiny MS 5 n FCEYVMRER 45 Sy eke riee gamete F ++ . Sao sot "iy gees large proportions fat in No __ eee rf 1 Ra ian eam i 0" 3) fair ood. taken as whol runnt : 1 ee etal Sn ee the EC o market undersellin i - "he ! ° vember, have almost entirely disup-| 10 lmp © of c 1 Radio Corp ptd 3 . ie, " of unning | Thy —— i'd } aes tags | , _ . ; , j nit , en 7? lL, yy 1 *? 1 ; . ‘ al > -_ P 1 7‘, ‘ery fe rr) . “ oan 1 DYE renege ai -_ P te ty X E ‘ . peared, and reference was made :0 | Me Te > oar ‘ ' ~ tas oper A . m4 be 1% } There, have mn very few prime beavy | _ ~_ MAY R ABH 2 =] 48%. te ar D { t ai Hin lease 7r> Fn. } ee ; : | _ . : fe ad v ey : o~ * : : . | : , i = . ” |; § . S! eT ; 4 roy tat a - eo. 4 rae ee ie ; on W n oO vy n a 3 . . , es ~' af = he > iy air “ i "T ; ‘ ‘ ’ } e if eee mes oe ce ‘ iL. — | "4 : Standa | 2 oUtCHers " compet* ol h Gay with hoes and g . Lard was 2c to Be May Soon Be Px ohibited the closing dowh of spind in gland as foreshadowing a cessation ‘U NY Transit 0: ) a } a? on ‘feher 4 » Prai 3] ] “— ndara Motor 2% "% ‘ , ‘ , , | err a nae vi and rihes to 17% righ sone eg : , .. ’ iy sas 31 0 : a . ; - : ie a" if} »} r re offerin Wheat closed st \cher_and ribs 7% _ to 17% oid ee EP ereEaes here 1.1 } ' » Stutz tn : p = aap or & c. pene at the @elbiies tm her_and rihe 7% 17% niher. | w eee period o se Penn O U 187 1 af Pach Prod - fs Bs , 80 tehee deenananen tae Ea ee he ee Z —_ + ge oe ee x nm } ange. ain . PES te We propose to y 100 Individual Garages, convenient to the Pieree ‘ Ae . . ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ( Y Pas > , * ees . , a y , - , i ‘? : a ri ic 0 iSpa c¢ te! ne ot unc nfir a , a wae ago and ea | ’ : "There were intervals of weakness 7, S' = a ‘ ” 5 j le 5 | : ro ° a oe 7 0? ‘ the marke : . I a . é a) i ” i aa report of introduc tion of a fore ign pacer it bill age : being a 8° O00 beavier thin a year Building, Me rehant’ Exe hange, ( ourtheuse and that Section FE ast of B MEME af times when sterling ad- 100 SO Kan 4) (Site Hr 4 at | week “Monday n | Tuesday constitu ia, 2 “the Partner ene Sf wach S prop- | lier them & rene Gn Oe eee eee from Olive South, to be leased by the year to res ponsible car owners ») ; z- ? j a 7 7 « . f s e : Se OSU htt De . ‘Biti 5 ee rrmer ain « on aor lor ioe ; year >, , ae = times when sterling ad- a oe. 421. D4 > te — ew. a vg | low per h ; arin® and @ private report "ad state geo ogy sheis., Oats rec cn pe 3s a ,at a reasonable price. If interested, address vour communication to P. ‘S, vanced, but in the last half of the oUt) iy new. 127 $ o5 An 7 Reedy at J . 3% a: poten Pm pe gy es TB a. S Gs, Liverpool being withdrawn were bu lish in- ek ago and heavier than a year ago, being Box 118, Merchant’s Station. week French exchange also became _ ~ | My 14 Os , ih pass ee, ion he clsbe UnErovenen. Sa “ | fluences at work. 11047,000 bushels : : UU SONY ne ; "2 ly : Le Th” ie, +} a¢f ; . tet) =! ait . . 3 : a : -* a by ood a “ye . After opening unchanged, wheat prices ’ . A ii ‘ é t ; : : 4 eee re id —, fractionally in tne Par y period of strong. The group of former neu- S ty 7 Sinth My: ot trals, Dutch, Swiss and Scandinavian, | 20 Vacuun H52 } 532 a4 MIN van BS’, |S cen.walets aie Se a a oe ace orn futures aiso were better. Liver- | ’ ~ moved itn unison with London, and (‘UN / ner ‘s ] . ‘ ING: 7 ut the little peewee stuff. und poo! Heat closed unchanged to %d lewer. | 6 : ; ‘iC Tt i ivide . , ' ‘ Ib in y a ; 4 bis inchan | > aS ‘ «4 iis Pilea fo r gteater eredir fa- , PiaecK | a 10 . and has n en i demand el cht v farme rs probably was basis of some ofthose rates advanced to new | s for the year. Guilders ranged | Allied | ion Ll? J he xter , Fe ve : aitie | atende | — ing m 29.64 to 39.98. a new high for ) Ail ed n . 4 1i a 7 4 Rig Lede $ a tos nd the seine ts & i, ata ‘ash_ “wheat vas stro ng and higher Su!t- . BOONE i “see 3 “ ars ~ vi rd to stags aily clearance have bee € milling grades of soft wheat were in de- the year, and ? Norwegian crowns rose Boston Wyo Oil. 92 . 0 Bost & M4 | ight weed. this refiectiae the © -- ~ | mand at Ze over Friday's _ Offerings from 18.58 to 19.04. , Brazos Oil. . 45 - 5 Mec oe! ; > 2% | dition of the market and indicating th were wei cleaned wu t for a “Swiss exchange made a sharp ad- o Saties = Serv..... 2! | 130 ¢ : ~ +s : ) ' upplies in jarge numbers at | $e here rice” whent was ne 5 : it Sve pfd a "Tn ol ande Min ° se Sn. ~ | adh > anette quaaeten tthe ‘et oc Righer There was good export and vance on Monday, when there was |} “ities Svs fa 68 ‘ n jf } en eid 5? 50 0) abvibgggee 4 — ss an Gates oe ; Sit Mies ‘umulative demaad., ahoortin all offert urgent buying on the defeat of the! 2 ‘reole Synd. ... 1 , ontinen Mine ; swine, 150 ibs. and ut SS te Oe | otecks Gan eee ga AE ge mn ‘ m . = ‘ : ’ : - ‘tte . 4 4 é i a ' . te 7 F 7 - ai T ¥ r , ner rut ie ne ir . Taxi preposition to tax capital in Swit- - a ’ Or . . ? {"*n~ * oe Te » , . : ion a Sa ee o . 7 4 71°%"R a —" . cat ° rather quiet Sever ~ W care were oo over 25.000 shares sepland. Greek eXchange was in a ‘ederal aaa : -0 Cork P M " $2.25 to $R.50: ples. 110 ¢ 125 A a Mixed - mente encountered good demand at! duit o ; o seil- 2 Gilliland Gus ¢ - ez e! .% | 3-18 oh: Steh@ mien sesuihe ve) “Sy 1 cc to JC Fher prices Mixed and yellow condition of collapse, drachmas se] id | 3 3 | : : 7 12 O9-78) | ght pigs, un , lbs, $7 orn were 1%c to 1%c higher but no sales , ; , 2), Sass. of white corn were made. Export and ship- ‘ ing on Wednesday at the new low; ,~ Gienrock Oil. ... 13 is Dals , ee ee . | ° record of 1.02. | eee ae tae 8 : “2 73 si ‘ons 73 rf 3 we €O 2 Oa Oh: ¢unbiae’ ae pe a oA pin rovided the principal demand or a 2 . on ‘ange: » on oe Tia Tiel rm ‘ d . ; ing Suew6s, Vaccinat-—§ a} , | the fferi: Ww ; “Ts 4 n Stock Market “Indian exchange “contin Lued trons. ‘irby Pet. .. 3% 32 3 Drvd« . . a iO : while ocal trade, callin ant elowmaain’ taak Pijakd JUST AS PICTURED HERE a 1D} m® ‘Tupees se ling at 30.235. a new high | : i. esen 5 : 130 Flureks “roesus tar mas Pt 200 | ' . ~ 7 the belance Cash oats were Xo to le Aaa Dispatch. for the year. South American ex- I atin Am ©) 5 Ae 171 Fort : line & : 7 ' Paiciy aaa lamba higher and supplies were light. Shippers and BELTED BIG COLLAR ETC. Dec. 9.—Following 1s a Iiet of ges i Mine ot een 4 on, a gston Oe : Line “i ny ~ 7) pitetinen A, ie ghee eee > aan xcal trade bought. . y y . lowest and closing prices chan ng, Argentine | 30 Mamomth Oii. 31 Ayn 40 Cp-lAtiela : ‘ : . i lene y oo A pag St. Louis Cash Grail Paper pesos moving, up -from 37.30 - Ang .. 4° i oe ; 3 ladvan t he ' ‘ ¥ : “es 4 ; 4 / active stocks dealt in here: to 37.87. Exchange on Uruguay rose. araca |b il Sa 5! ~0 Hardshell! Mir 3 a the week they were O5@5Ge ttemer. teas ip Dalen weve made at th following prices in oN by If J ou WwW ant a good, W arm, High. — ee. Closing from 82.87 to 84.87. a new high for a ——— A + o Boke: “a et # PFE e-se — 7 ee ee ee ; 2] WHEAT—Red wan er oc. higher; lard 2¢ Vygk OP strong, serviceable Coat, posi- a ‘ @ the year. Canadian exchange, after | B 1 a Seed ase a S2 Rte | time last year. A good many fed Western | © no. "aren winter, $1.88 | NG a ; , WF af blaing at par toa slight premium utter, Eggs | and Poultry | ) Iron Rlosson ee Z,, [lamba and shecp arrived. “They were all fed) No ‘ed “winter, $194@1.82: garticky tively worth three times the : | Yieicec to below parity.” coy Lake 31s 2 1, - ee Sere ree sy - OG noice Tat iamoe at $1.2701.28 . 281 O81 q . " ' Bt. Lo uis commission iesaties use id the fo one S&t; Mewes 4 -., “old at vO'EZlo and the buyers wefe quite No 4 red, $1.2091 “J : 1 y 4 7 . 36 3645 q a ERLING par $4.86 Eis? oe low in pri Re t farmers ney ount nip } ’ ,arr C 1 BiB S Ps _— . tee _ am ne i? : + s fait a +s ou) ; NO e - hard winter, a $1 19@ : price Ww e ask, don U overlook + i &TER 86% pe: sovereign pers i ee the arts tic} ‘ational Tir > 4 4 Se RAGEIR SR one ae gre ain © _No * dark hard, $1 °6: car aiktls smut- . ° ° 512. $ he culis 1 : at $1.24 '\ this opportunity ree etre ie se i De i 8 —High-Olass; ref- erences required. Sell securities in Missouri based only on first deeds of trust—atractive commis. sion basis. Address Box M-100 i - 4 _ . ~~ ! ce x, x, LE EE 4 sss! ma ~_ 4 +o es fe eS 7 ~ © Rar IID RANwWs DO ISDI9— OD Coe wD Jae PF tio ztlsorkD em WWD ?2Di ds ~9w ae Fae ok few = bs who 7 mm koO ~3- 2 09-3 ee 2 ra oe .. PRS “1-1 -~1O UI lh we Fy bs viet oI ~)-3 QO +d ora Ome oy Rar ss — 4 ne 23D PP es ee te het SD et IO DAMeY OS: ISDxnV9 oe oe é- ene en a so we SR! ER @ A oe RH, hes ‘4 4 i3O#Di3sK-SomTPD isi aes 3IDOo'-1~919 iDOeD: 38-3 BShounse td 43>" -}- : oo! ms ole aot PA W-IKIDBI DTI kh wo ~ & round lots of 108} a8: Demand, a cables, $4 o7 ao commer- , wee er ‘te , 9 ” . (small orders are usually, uote igher) l Ne _¢ 3 tb. ae , ew aonhiiens , y quoted hig ' : ft _ Buyers ar com } ; ow hard, $1.19@1.20. ly cial, | . ~ ner { ] a i “sf 561, ; FRANCE (per 19.3¢ per franc)— | “ BUTTER—c reamery. extras, 56c; stand 30° N ee. or : ' uentiy Shee; ike lamb found ready | No. 2 corn, T2%ec to 73a | : | ’ 4 Highl Tail : : , ggepgaeaety : Lc, janie at higher prices, most of the good na-| N rn. 69¢; oid, Tle sO FF Men’s y ored Dress 1h je . Demand, 7.07 49c; cables, 7.08c. | m3, . | De i . , 4#8c; firsts, 3ic; seconds, 43@35c; | 1 Nipiss: eee | i. 4 {tive eh i and good fat; N ; fe as coa wa 00 win 07 ) : : .3e | ! : ty ci Sto. k. 250. 2 Lin C tT oe Ar 4 49 ; TW estern ew @ e wis ‘a - mrpers . 2 ro = : -— oO 1 ed b ' ’ | . © ‘ ly ‘Tre 19.3¢ ne ? bs — fe ound Nort: ern femen« Pee 5- ‘ a+ ‘ : , 26.96c; cables, 26 PRe. ickens, 8@10c; turkeys, hens and youns 14 United Fastern 19-18 FE hee spn pl mwah Dgemten ye De ns ig (par 26.8¢ per krone)— Cc: i tom turkeys. 34: ull tur- ’ , ae n . M u of which there was a liberal run 6 throypgh Oate receipts, which ; . , ‘ . . i. ; . » — ’ ‘« - he ‘+ ah a ¢na’* ‘ y . 7 y. Three per cent rentes. » | . 19.08c; cables, 19 .10c. ! ‘8. ees an ' I nite Gold a 2 ay oximate 1200 head on commission, were &8 00R cat pared with 70.000 a week Londo ff ape 26. Be krone)— pena a . dinary, lo muscovs Wes na4c ‘18 F 5 j likewise were steady on best, slow and weak ago and 32.000 last year. Included 24 cars 12. (~I ‘~] jon+ the thin, common kinds Offerings sold i‘incal and 20 through Hay ceinpts vere | Receipts of horees on commission at ap- | t | Peeeeenae y 300 head were fully ample to + s heen, 44%. ee | | trace requirements and the market \ . Bec MEN’ ; _ . st ent! y easier a ‘Weakness Wee ? receipts 8a >, urday. which ’ o OVERCOATS; as confined largely to the & 290. compared with 19.800 «2 week | ues up to $20 ; ge lie ? in ~ ’ - of which a g001 part AZO 5 44 289 ‘ast year. included 46 cars Phe better grades of jiora} . Corn receaints, which I-mMw we Overcoats i 8 —Prices were steady on the / —— — —_ —— a centimes Exchange on per ee : mesh ge , centimes. Five per cent Joan, — .63c; cables, 20 Bic. CRS, 24C; Eeese, Foo ed fat, ic, e x ZC ex LE mon , he dollar was quoted at 14 francs 10 cx. per peseta)— , ordinary, LE uineas, $4: youns 10 ¥en ag , fon e aleye and at auctions and e fair | 312 tons loca’ end 43 thmuegh a all-wool ; rec bd PORT!” - cables, 15.56c. usneas, ~~ 5 . over, $7.75 , | clearance was mae Primary receipts of wheat were lighter | . : Dec. 8 —Bar silver, 3174 per RTUGAL | var 1 O8 per escudo)— ! RES POULTRY ough ard in ’ en Le a ¥. 1% per cent. poiscount rates. gg 4. 4.70: cables, 4.75c cE BES ai ; months’ bills, 2 9-16@2% per’ miNcant vy 20. 3c per crown)— Miisineen actiare abe bar all- > CHECHO-S: Ov Avia (par 20.3c per crown): | _ 4 s = (Rens F6er"s ‘ % Os ' nan eeaS* s ) , Be POLAND ‘cents’ rr: Ven. ee eae RE a =, ' " | vi i. i Demand 006e. per mark)— EALS—Quote: 120@150 ly Or Bitte Choice Selection . - Y Men’s Genuine LE e Ss ¢ PINUAND ( f 19.3 ne, 1644180 ibs 3 8 foe . ib: . ' ; " : y pice go Provisions m™ Dem $B 4e. pet mask) DE 2 lbs at T@Ttec 1 lb.; rough so “nll V I( i R - : yy, LEATHER COATS ; ; —-———— d | RUMANIA (par 19.3c per ley) — | cOars underfed, ‘un weight, etc., not - = ‘ ! ft . Dee 9 —Fol'owitne fs a fre- EWGO-8LAVIA Be. 4 wet CPrash-kilie4 In encod caaditicoa. Sg uf up in fancy i « | ‘ Reversible; newest ‘s high, low, closeand previous Demand. 33 (par 20.30 per crown)— | 1.) $2.50 per dozen: tainted. etc.. less “a oh | | l- j hen in the provision market" neat eth nfo, 180 oy Sat ie d ° = a CEEBS 8HOES—Choco- ibby’s 7 . > a ee : ..F—Hom e-ero aR er bushel bo : —— = — : nr a ya c ‘ ; ; a Ee - 100 ie | 7 7 ‘ ctal tomerrew, — = te BWDemployment relief loans oy, ber bom, unwashed. eae Pry $A = ) : | OFFICERS’ DRESS BOOTS—16-in; — 75c can, net im oe belie 8 U8 fresh inflation, it is | Pet 6-basket crate repacked. | ; } ETS a , i, chocolate color; moistureproof middle — —\ one pound } ok 4 * mar that monetary conditions , a aot i CT | sole; f ——* ns ase - —_ : : little change for some tim APPLFS—N. Y. bulk greenings, $3 to | ' , ih 77 eittte ° | ee Qrtly because on} | $3.25 Idaho ed: jonathan, Sr per hb! ) V)bedy ! | : - : - ta 2 ) Oniy @& Sma : — e en davis, to 30.50; ' ; eA treet) et gens: Com cenin— PE ier can, 880, 15 expected. ~The | ientinen, $5.50. fe, $4.80: tnorar, $8. to tH Vea aa iH iz Marlin 22 Slide Action | Senuine All-Wool 0. 0, Army n ao ge = Late © in commodity prices ond ($6; willowtr a $3.75 to $5 50; biacktwig 7 PPougadl if hie ii] s. Bank otel - 9 OR in bankin , ,$5_ ’ " ey tiie iti itt | ng advances in- NAN - to Tc per pound. Hiei of ti wilding Jefferson _ =. 1 # that ans important trade re- Se, is. Cod late —_—s ‘ H ; EL epea ng | soon tax banking re- | $7.25 to $7.50 per 1 crete; iate red, - | ER AG] t | te ané-new; carri ort ' . £ penta Spite sof the present ease em ONS «Cs ‘alifornia in Jabbing (300s) | ' ea Sa TMT Br 81 — ports Full Size — : m4 and many consider that /at $8 to $7.50 (260s $5.50 to $6.75: - H : ' i } 7 long or 1 ong 6 be 98 —— tlds an 420¢) $450 to $5.50 per box | et ents special tomorrow... | = King capital should be | *SpNars—Wiorida. $4 to $5.75. || Delivered to Your Home $ : i iH one leecing: oes e; Qe a = “ | | rmation or quote any ety tame might have a similar | ; Se ge Ss 69 , i71¢: No. SMITH REIS f 3 - Industrials, however “hi %c; N ' r . while! white. 7T8@73%c; 3 : No. 'S , UNLIS I ED ide — to unfavorable European | X®.* white F dy ny BP ore ) Bond _ ents. would benefit. by a) white. €4c. Rye—No. 2. 87% y— | WASHINGTON AYE 2 WASH 4 fe) B Al; ‘Stock or J , Ae the reparations and Re. Timot hy Neate 6 i for ‘ , WO RnR { ¢ ~ Ua 2 $ Ee ete: roblems as promising in eeed——S15@20 ork | nomina | ° T ‘ ce ‘ , am 7D O@W! 50 ; Comstock & Co.} 9 “*** =«« ae eimR POLAR: Des, Wheat: Cash— Piano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. : F — a —_——o—___. Se nethore, ue due 8 27 a; aC. ' . Bidg. al aa * : May, : ulv ‘ : “ at. Onive 6789 | MaMew rnc” York Coffee. Corn—No. 3 yellow, 66% 67¢ 1005 OLIVE ST. | S31 086s St. Leuls neal ona fae: Dec. 9—Coffee: Rio, Je. 8 white, 39741 % ‘Barley —54@64e. \. \ meri —— . *, 8. steady; December, §.750;' —No. 2, 82% @82%e Filas—Na, 1, 82. @2.60. : ai inepsnaieignlindisniaapspaeiiaeain diene ~ & eae. ae >_> ai ee es pa iii inode cmesactibaas ;

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- = rege i ee een nal oS q : “+ : sahe eS os See... StUND AY, DECEMBER = dere ationipparyenngtite: 2 oy ’ te Peat Rise \ aaa es PPR. Se er 351 Births and 190 Deaths. There were 351 births and 9 Geaths recorded in St. Louis week Thirty-three persons dis at of wrganic heart trouble, 28 of pe moni | of cancer, 13 of Bri flse as: tuberculosis. + i: 2 os Mrs. Fiorence Kelly Temple Israci. Florence Kelly, general sec- the National Consumers’ ll preside at a Mis- . te # oh ty - “ > a oe ~ A Mrs. vited. retary of wens of onfere Special Christmas Bargains Complete Vielin Ovutfit«e, $5 up. Violin Cases. $1.50 up. Banjos 86. Mandolins, $4. Cornets. $17. Ukeleiex, $1.75. Drume, $5 up. Complete Drum Outfita, 820.00 J. PLACHT & BRO. 613 Pine St. 3323 LOCUST STREET. 4-cyl. cars now. 6-cyl cars later | 4 : a eee. on lh b enitil an “ . apeathes sean ’ : : : a 2 2 ot) rie ot oe, “y Lei! cated *" A 5h ah he Pe ; lad con aioe, “a a as 2 4 " . T r ; bt . ™ " Ch te 207 Ay a. ne th. er. Seek a ‘ te eam » ™ ¥ Store Hours: 8:50 A.M.to6 P.M. . , Beiter Selections Better Quality 7h . . 4 “ . 7 & Ra te RR gg, eR “ til biel ye me Dekeer , BOYD-RICHARDSON At Special Prices— | Useful Gifts at St. Louis’ Greatest Store for erit—gifts that my on Cy ay Wh RHE, Main Central 180 — —PHONES— 60 Years of Honest Mer- chandising Is Your Guar- antee of Our Reliability. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEER Enzo Brand Milk — Compou nd miik. 4 tall cans fer ..20e Campbell's Pork and Beans, per can TO $1.10 per ee rl atte aM os WL: bac: ee UT Ta: ee Ea i A ae ch tae his gee. we Deren cans ._. Sliced Hawaiian Pineappic; can ‘ i deta Des ae Libby's No. 2h size can Peaches; in heavy syrup. Rosedale brand, per can se Ovster Cocktail Sauce; per a Esccptcs: 1440 N 38e A Great Purchase and : 201 Crah. Sale of ¥ ’ - > > , os ~ vr, arta 4h . - - in 7 +7 7 - ’ ; s .¢ (] if as ; i : ’ isAA ta eo," sgn it - iz a aia * " si s ’ _— are Co... ag th comfort. ives and sweeth ire and In the Subway Useful Gifts at Economy Prices To Begin Monday ay otheds. dau t here. where it can be chased easi! Bayle’ ses Masatard; - 4 + ay % % A gS ca GBR Gift Neckwear The most elaborate display ‘eee Robes . A Lounging Robe ts an tun- r Sweetheart ‘Teilet Soap: 3 po ae usually a s id tee oR, cap —— Bs aes ta eet wegibns 2) oe sin 2 > =o Yo Saer er ae ee, we 7 . , + ll 2 ~ Fr 2 ‘ Sad. «ewe a a it te . 4 ; , 4 t. +4 - ps r ¢ ee . bY - 3 .* 5, ' >. 4 : . @ | . * ‘ te ‘ 4 . 5 - > - t ij lard nd - : > ; K: , 3 =. > 9 Py PF ‘ - $ & a k t ¥ * - ? ; * i ¢ $ et Ls 3 ‘2 as: a * H > a -—- ie e ‘ '& i . ie ASS 4 ays “ o eS = $e t . 3 poun Sictly Filberts: Per peund Brart? Nuts English Walnet«: per pernd Medium size Pecans: per Ib. Mised Nuts ine peanuts}, peund Balted Pearurts. Fresh Reasted Peanuts isnt VIS + eel 2 RRO te eee aS RES a EE Ea EX ve A apelin vege oa! Yee Me ey rou ary geet wh - i . ‘ abe = 7? \ XH Pak >t). aah age 9 Rp PRAY i * " + 18 al w a pestis x sa aleer aan Se res 2 it, tS. ey v 2 adil ay OTe ow @ * Pee PT Ie st a 4am as J ; Ps 4 . . ‘ aka ; ™ 1 - . 4 - ow ” # ad *.h- ” ia 3 Sp. - Pe A Ate. oa eee oe, ee. ee eae: om . 3 Brae SAS Sikaels Werte ARe. « Seether Le sh. PR nb Pa eee Nant . i a - ‘ Y — a Aa “ | +i. —_—. » Pe ; F hy ao ee pa Be ait ee Saupe © - po + % WPS Nl ie ae S +> PRES - nS aay Fs - %: Imported Fabric Gloves S1.2 -. SI. ml and $2 pon—aee shesso beaver, ai Neckwear, 45c “e : ee... ee 75c, $1 and $1.25 Qualities (Some Imperfect ) Always acceptable as a gift—fine for wear now. Included, are fiber knitted Ties and grenadines and pure silk knitted Ties in graduated shapes and narrow shapes; also cut silks in varied patter=zs. Wool Sweaters, $5.00 Special values in Sweater Coats— can be worn under coat—desirabie heather mixtures. te allies ~ : ia — = o -s Reo _—- . - . Oa * Colored Silks tin Stripe Crepes : CG) E Reateie Library Lamp Men’s Handkerchiefs The assortment assembled this season is the most complete we have ever attempted to show Cambric amore hiefs Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 35c to $2 -ross-bar linens—‘fancy — _ = . “ #3 a. = . le: nens and fine white and colored diame- tone, ieahcnustalliiinhcempantendh.Adtanaeeliniaadaineienaliinee i se aia om - Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts In Whites. Tans and Grays 92.95, $3.50 Gloves, $1.65 $2.50 Qualities Tan and gray cape Giloves—a de- sirable, useful gift. appreciated by most men. Wool Vests, $4.00 Well-tail Vests is greens and wel- ? rare 44a 2 col- AO ee A NO NR eR a ee eset andineadnetnenttie te enna — -sieediietiiiieedineantes. oo. Fine English Foulard Silk Handkerchiefs 7 : 31.50 reatiap Fine nen : SenkGheews for several! Initialed ( ‘ambrics. : Bor of three for $1 browns, _ Init ialed Pure Linens, 50 Plain white and . - > > > ’ : ~~” ——_— + ‘ i - z . mat ~ | + we BE. * Y ire ren a. ros _- i« | ‘ : ~~ | ° yr. HFand- cary eda Dike an j Qilles finishes poly black Tiffan ‘Opt Soid and bla , compiet {sco Bridee Decorative Lizhting “= FIXTURES == MARI . ae Oa el. inte —_—_ BALI hror ne. ored Wool grays—a Ot her Silks up to $3.5 red #10.90 "Slippers $1 59 _- har = wry *-. = ~ _ = a _ + S2 50 to S90 _ Bor af ‘three, ef =/} os lk | Po gee iL landkerchiefs Leather Slippers with elkskin sole } Ore _— , thread bor- nor Se Air insoi a—i fine gift elty y Lit nenes, $1 ‘rs and initials to match berdes a =] an Handkerchiefs, 20¢ ba sais 35¢ Qualities initialed Cambrics Box of Six, $1 Good-looking white cambrics with ‘ = MED losiery a Variety of new colored initials. — e AAT ane —_— - > ack = ? eo} aa Some imperfect — pure silks —~ “$1. =) ag 36 - ment some full fashioned—biacks ané : Thread Silks, 31 aan 5 ie 1, St A (MST Gink be ci | ') je! Cal oki ie ines Mane a ; - ~ + An .-Ccra wn ; Argora Wool Mufflers a?* $4.50 and S85 Other Wool Mufflers. Kren Princesses | ae oe Gue: Indian dinz lan } Aas home, 1 Portland pla -_ ' eens Ww ool Hosi ry Pull: Fi: Miss Alice Seott, dat wool Hosters it flat wea. r . Blanket Robes, $5 00 ¥¢ - : y e wo Prt bart Durbda locks, at mt ure e Thread Silks, ie AlS- the ‘guintin coment a i OC, $1 and $1. 50, - Flannel Blanket Bathrobdes—ell i? tp :' Ses . is " — | 3 } Other pools up ko $3. 4} a 5 ” men want one—desirabiec ate! 2e role of an Ocrids " —— 1, 3 y attired to &! ace the Men’s Jew Irw special .at i 500. A ) - ‘ e CW e I y . ‘3 OFF RTED SAMPLES A wide arie.cy ot Evening oe £ Mas ‘s ane matrons gene ani Pe en, Bridge Lamps, Fioa 2 osiery, 45c F taloor mgs ages som amps) Shades Beautiful B »y¥d Gift Boxes Provided F ree Ww ith Purchases 75e, 8S¢ and $1.00 Qualities as, p by pati adie aned ; Pure silks—in biacks and all col- &nAzles with sflxen thos ty “E East BOtm! . . ‘ Others up to P d 7 ure colors—many ciocked—also flat aad fas} d ribbed woolsk ~- -= thre: qa Se | = ne med ri JIC blacks and thread silks: in patterns: $5.00 iror Dress Bridge Transformers Decorative Tree Lig Lighting Outfits Cutt Link Sete... 30c ors—and drop-stitched heather Rreped teennnuek lle Open Saturday Evenings. ¢ P M. - to House 4 Mail Orders oe ee er Sar oe Sairts of nanutch dance = “ : ied Pr: tly Mufflers 50 *’eled head-dresses and Lamp Heedguarters « Belt Buckles Slippers ¥ Prompti; $1 hung with strings of pearis $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 Qualities . First quality. flat silks and filme wool Mufflers and seconds of pure =~ silk nnstted Mufflers—an excellest e* gitt. : eS ian: “ads. bar rela Vero ae en All -Merchandise Some wore th [ound about with “Sider hourts and ce Sound im gay sashes. ¢ for the most part is o* il % ~~ 33.00 to So Not Seld in Subway ee eee eee ene ange cer tenes - ee Os at 5 ok al eee i sarees > BOY D-RICHARDSON OLIVE and SIXTH

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Wor ee SUNDAY; &... 8 Qa § ¥ KX Sows s ; PCEMBER 10, — ‘ST ouls. tore Is Open Sunday il 10 O'Clock. ccessories Chouteau DOORS, Set ~~ PSN SSS AN Sos PSSVH_F sy N LIN = V aw \ = “) ~ ts NN Wor & Les Bp NS . sow § SSS AS oN —~ £ AYNYY $ SF LS SS § yee pa SECTION OF THE | 31.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SAL, HN eo _. SS SVCD N CEL. | ee SS Se PAGES | “at 8 = ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1992 Tree Club PART THREE. a Flashlight Sna Box: -—Photograph by A. W. Sanders. = ae ck ogy setttgy ™ ae eet a ree aera Fy! oF eh a ee I a aa a oe Sa ay ed a te aad ON ares ody 5 yway Economy s at Prices hirts Qualities > pbven madras d handsome and a few in neckband adcloth Qualities 35 lish Broad- utiful snow- Vs and self- some check- br silks. ——— ee SS ge en ape gece ee ee ee erento: A ES al Gift baby broad- tub silks, in neat inede- — ee ate ee ——-- A A TL AT ee es eae. 65c Qualities silks and pure n new shapes; prns which in- bd designs and The membership of the Box Tree Club, a dancing organization, is composed chiefly of the Junior League set of St. Louis ee ti + ae ee : os ales ee Nee an See De" ate ees cee PP RS Ee society. It gives weekly dinner dances at the Hotel Chase. 5 45c ey 4 3, » . ‘ 7 Q liti co I IT] \ 4 Nite a ¢ 3 x “ ae % ban % a 4 ; Se ' ye $ ue . ; , . ak o> * 2 : 3" ) weari n Y h . — 11 " } ‘ a | ] 1 in + ‘ > 1 ff *) f T he " luded. are fiber | | a, WERE 2 > aR She ee SE ie I gan 2 SS Ie PR ln aro ae ae pfs: ae § * : ; " > ‘4 ; : cad ip 7 -*. rk ~ . ’ > . an VW d j 5 vs a Lat vf enadines and iF ae A ee ie Sedge akg ee Nie Po. aie : isa Ore ‘eid Wea. ais es in graduated shapes; also cut om ; 7 k ye eae Pe a - . . ead ~ rd . : s , ts SH .4 oie Nie ww . , ns. Oe ae ie ar” PEPE Eee aoe 3 emg ee aes Ba orig eee Wile eh ack the ' a a wee a A . Poe v 1 £BRS Dg? , ox PS Say, © ae Pi 4 | ei : | her white - ’ Kage ee : . ’ & ‘ > yp ; 3 . j ‘ + . > 7 5 . ns , i. Crag “ ; “ : \ : : . . i # as? , “> fs, sd X ' Ops ‘ - { + . | ; . “ As «> +> . . za A a8; Pe : a iti i i i Ait 2 Ai Lid . J . Z - . “ na : - ut, . a - a oy vie wnt - My &. " Pa : . : * : . . ae —— K e's ty Sey : ¥ - ; co “ae . aor 2 bee 2? > -- > : © : er we ‘ ‘ ' . . : ’ ‘ “a. tee 2 — - vf a 3 Lee ‘ >>. ae - . " ‘ . ’ . . : r ss + ; , ” “ n4 . + . 4 : 04 2 , - +?) ' co . ‘* T, : : ? ‘nr 7 =?) \ 3 . . - ar ».* , 3 * A Ay “es 2433 a IR ee - a>" NE a — wer : I 7 ] 7 ‘ 4 ‘ SY Png v aa . ye " - ’ . “~ wee 3 ~ * ae £¢ . 4 a wr\Y " ; AE , ‘ : i » : ‘ , lever Tv. 46 3 i There were one who might have been and pink and scarlet plumes mach Prin tah at . 1} , ’ r'¢ young rajah at lbow. ey were Whitelaw ll-known novel and play, in a! Terry, Mahion B ‘allace Jr. and vle Rhodes. | i divans covered their ladies-in-waiting, each with a young sheik heroine of a we Beater Coats— lelmet and hung on eorzeous rugs. sat ; ' ; ; me “4g ” 7 2 = gk : - » ears : - Es» IB nis 4 +3 ae .. < coat—-desirable 7 : “* bod Sieh eI a 7 Lis ae AA Ce Sa te ee, RE Pe he rauntleted wr holster at her is year, 2 . - . a ~ ' ns a? oie “df : x @, ms . Ss oes ee cat By L lls and ceiling of this hall, Priestess Holds Court gallery of the Fausts, alternating strips of gold and rose te a huge’striped tent. AE TaG GP a oe f sboee ; Balconies an livans were draped with ‘rugs ould rchie verit’’ ¢ he ands. Slephan ad he EK ; am I Malindi’ tecies tite outta ae We Pe ee eee a on of antiques, as as the in the a ee Inila: ° = . and Mrs. Sidney ( | a ae Bago: apie sg yee ees a a Fehose who Ca uM H F’] f York, 1 ane boulevard have departed , . as te . "7 ° - Wirnge oy { P , b/s . A rs orace anagan oO New or re itives of ee eps i ee ae aif at their fe ushions, sat young sbeiks : leonard will go to Bostonto visit her -fathér, mes that told Dplece CONVETSIO! eae 3 . : the Busch family, will be with Mrs. Adolphus Imes tn: OlG LOeC TY ie ONVCYsiol and raiahs 1 fron ff groups of two or three 1B } Robert Farguhar, and Mr. Leonard is in Cleve- the *} th “Oval a rem » earn ond "ha — ie. usceb, 1 Buscen piace. ¢ a ee were tabourettes covered with squares of 811K land on a business trip. He will join bis wife There will be a number of out-of-town guests ball of Miss Alice Busch, Dec. 16, at Grant’s Farm. Edsel Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. TEMS UF INTEREST ABUUT Henry Ford of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Wills and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Book, also of Detroit, will be Sy. LOUIS SOCIETY FAL K and Mrs. Percy Orthwein. In the guests of Mr. addition, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph alities be Gloves—a de- appreciated by for the debut oY - royal tent ti ee en eee MAR i a rorgeous!) BOrE , room were placed divans, upon Magnus and Mr. Mr Chicago and Mr. Be, Leonard of 6305 Delmar for the East. Mg. and Mrs. L. L. $4.00 ool Vests in grays—a wel- »} ry ; cr 2 Rete: [ F . ' a reigning a v : rem | debutantes of th vear and some Baer of it with Miss Faust last vear, : ~ ee oe Ls $1.59 ith elkskin sole a ne gift. af. 20c alities brics Six, $1 cambrics with ored initials. ~- — for the holidays. They will return to St. Louwls in J the dinner was Henry R. Putnam of Brookline, Mass., will anuar} ‘rr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagel. during the Christmas. holi- Putnam's first visit in Mrs. ee lance! visit he the dance and banquet a siareiy cere n eciests we Westmoreland place, Guy Wright of 506] T Princes Ra ahs Hindus D a Ti C ers sp ions iecorative and exotic than the remainder of days. This will be Mrs. East in January for the SCS, j 9 In a tent of richly embroidered tapestries origi the scene. two balconies. tables for special St. Louis in two years. friends from Boston who occupy their summer liv 1 ror ersia | his Mrs. Faust and -_—— home in the White Mountains during the skiipg and snow-shoeing season, and will be their guept. Later Mrs. Wright expects to go to Poland Springs, Me., for the sports. Mrs. Wright will em- 55 guests at the Christmas dance @t Woman's Club bancuet hali. at two , ‘ gold damask, the older Clara avenue will go inter sports. She hms . BBP BPPr Oe eel el : , : ' ie +s served. And the foods were scarce Mrs. A TL TT NR A Me ena — Pm Ae EN ae entities a si eit at titi pe 00 SE ORR INE I I Ry, oligo ap ape Satin aetna eee Mihi hme catee acide.” teak ’ : } a } “* cre ne Li over by & tae and Snake Charmers Among __ ‘titer « tte aura: ceieoraing ine coro lation of the Empress Victoria, the Maharaja (Edward A. hi Marahanee (Mrs o e . | G Ue t at Bri 1a1 it air Faust) received the guests as they descended the S S rrand semi-circular stairway to the drawing Myr. were ee pene ruests presided Mrs. Busch Between the courses the guests were entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis of Washington, D. C., will come to St. Louis with their family to and a much-heralded spend Christmas with Mr. Davis mother, Mrs. ina striking Chi- John T. Davis Sr., of 17 Westmoreland place. other —_— A group of prominent 5t. os A het Aline ,r* _ . i a ) ; ee eee a widely known tenor foreign violinist, the one attired though he sang Italian, the adventurer in black satin. tertain about a ee the St. Louis nese f ostume, 1s a graceful et ~ Nl 9 Qualities | room Following, in a procession ted Dy Louisans are com- —pure silks— HE East Indian dinner and ball given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward,A. Faust at their palatial , te : : rae : ‘ ‘ ae—blacks and home, 1 Portland place. in honor of their daughter, Miss Audrey Faust, and two debutantes, Faust and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Adolphus The servitors and musicians, too, were in native pleting homes on Ellenwood avenue, within a radi- Mr and Mrs EK. M. Treat and their family will | bd—also flat and Miss Alic ae = : af Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott, and Miss Elizabeth Carter, Busch Sr., who looked axtesdiaul well and wore eostume. and there was a soft-footed, punctilious us of a block, and some are taking possession this make their future home in New York. Mr. Treat ice Scott, of Mrs. al at and Mrs. John Shepley Lionberger has been in the East since October, but will return month. Mr. will occupy their new home, 6835 Ellenwood ave- for nue, Dec. 18, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott will ters, daughter er of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Carter, Friday night, the World-famed Durbars in color, splendor and varied interest. boleros, diaphonous almost covered with pearls and glittering white gems, the older dignitaries passed hail f through the banquet and into the hall ol Eastern mysteriousness about the service, each turn of the program or of the menu appear- agic before enchanted guests. rivaling one a go%n of gold the holidays, and Mrs. Treat and her daugh- Misses Katherine and Frances Treat, will depart after leasing their apartment in the 8t brought into being a scene new ing as if by m ee ln aa pelle ° 8, $5.00 : blouses, bracelets, earrings Bathrobes—all irable patterns; $5.00 . 45¢ .00 Qualities lacks and all col- tched heather ect. , $1.50 3.50 Qualities it silks and fine seconds of pure ers—-an excellent if in the role of an Occidental visitor, All the guests came in Oriental costume or, appropri- ly Gitired to grace the Eastern ceremonial. . Matas and Matrons generally adopted the pan- of the Oriennt, some voluminous, held Jeweled anklets, some scanty and bound about ®nkles with silken thongs. Some were slightly by scarves and veils, and jeweled head-dresses of gorgeous turbans MA With strings of pearls and bangles and bril- lant beads. ®, bound about with jeweled bands, some ere bolder houris and coryphees with sinuous bound in gay sashes, clothed above the waist for the most part in jeweled breastplates, 4 others wearimg the 4 ide skirts of nautch dancers: all wearing plumed Some wore the discreet veils of the and strings of jewels. Splendid Rajahs and Sheiks Young rajahs and sheiks were splendid in rich brocades or in tropic white with gay sashes and huge turbans held with jeweled and feathered in- signia of rank. There were British army and state officials in correct uniform, some in olive drab. and one in so much gold lace and so many orders he could have been no less than the Prince of Wales. There were Chinese Ambassadors in richly embroidered robes, Turks and Persians of high caste and there were low caste entertainers invited for the entertainment of the Brahmans, There was a Hindoo faker and snake charmer wearing a frightful beard and a cotton bournus, state to make deep salaams, first before the high priestess, inypersonated by Miss Dorothy McBride, who wore purple and pink plumes, draperies and jewels, then before the three Princesses, who were seated on a dais behind a richly carved and gilded table. in the center of which was an irridescent bowl of gold fish and perched on either end a sacred peacock. Costumes of the Princesses Princess Alice Scott was clad tn crfmson almost hidden beneath the many ropes of pearls she wore about her neck and suspended from a head-dress of three upstanding, uncurled ostrich plumes. Prineess Audrey Faust, seated in the center, wore a sunburst head-dress of diamonds, with rays ———_— + Prof. and Mrs. Edward A. Steiner of Grinnell Tiniversity, in lowa, arrived in St. Louls yesterday and are the guest# of Mies Avis Blewett, 3405 Hawthorne boulevard. Dr. Steiner was an old friend .of the late Dr. Ben Blewett. Miss Blewett entertained her guests at a dinner last night, with the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William C. Bitting and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Lehmann completing the party. Yesterday noon a luncheon was given for Dr. Steiner at the University Club by Frederick Fischer. Dr. and Mrs. Steiner's daughter, Miss Gretchen Steiner, came to St. Louls last year with Otis Skinner and his company, and was entertained by many of her friends, and this year take possession of theirs about the same time Mr. and Mrs. Oliver” Anderson moved into their house a fortnight ago. Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Block, who are at pregent making their home at the Hotel Chase, have bullt a home near the others and will take possession after Christmas. Miss Dorothy Pillot, daughter of Peter Stuyve- sant Pillot of New York will spend the holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. Theodore F. Prewitt of the Oxford apartments, arriving in St. Louis Dec. 20. Miss Pillot’s sister, Miss Rosalie Pilict, will make her debut in New York at a ball to be given by her father, Dec. 16, Regis. Edwin and Foster Treat will also come te St. Louis to spend the holidays with their parenéa. Edwin attends Williams Collere, and Foster the Berkshire Schoo! Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Faust of 1 Portland piace and their popular daughter. Miss Audrey Faust, are planning a trip to Egypt and Italy for the late winter months. They will depart early in February Mrs. Charlies Fletcher Sparkes of 4529 boulevard, her debutante daughter, Miss 5 i ep KY aay oF

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0TIiT7_ a ——— — oo — ll llr le =) aie Looe of v 4 ae a oo) “6 — ee ee A ° . an > 2 4s — yr tet ey th “ 4 te ile. > . ‘ ‘ ae ee ea st Main . 3 +e : ad uit ary 4g : Pes yer = . . . z CSTE a Aes es, eee ae ' 7 : - "2 ; me eee) inet ay Souts - 2 * . Na a a : patie Sadak APS. 2 i * a wet ae Ms Ratt hae cami at ele: ve ” ey cbr ee, ts Ste ce ee ne. sole BRIAR eRe jc: ha es heed, Es - mar . be : f * Ee a ee ee wer ee aoe k + ie te ne ba ee ee Pena v ibe » Ce ee ea eto a pe ee eee ee Caio: = —. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1922. ° ST LOURS POST-DISPATCH 3 » CT IMS PAST. MCSATMH ai = / \ \ | or ’ Raliroad Fare Refunded to x ’ Out-of-Town Customers in 2 Out-of-Town Shoppers are yA ‘yy =. seen : especially invited to attend - . ps gg with Reta! this wonderful event. It Associated lers alone is well worth the trip. ‘ | arlan : No Exchanges—No Returns : Jang 3 Mrs. Forgan formerly was Miss Ada Johnson. Her wedding was a: Botabie event of Dec. 2. ° ITEMS OF INTEREST OF ST. LOUIS SOCIETY FOLK Lee Cuendet, who, with her sister,- _ Centineed From Preeeding Pare. Miss Elizabeth Cuendet, isa student iee Reyburn, and Miss Mary Lemon | 3* the Westover School in Connec- Gipple, will leave St. Louis after ticut- Christmas for the Sparks’ winter home in Palm Beach, Fla. Miss Sip- Miss Lavuralouise Price, daughter will be their guest during their of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Price, . Mrs. Spark's son, William Rey- 5227 Washington boulevard: Miss Burn, will return from Williams Col- susan Hawes, Miss Marion Stoner. lege for the holidars. and Migs Lammert will return home -- ' Dec. 21 from Miss Wright's Schoo! Mre. William C. Little of the in Bryn Mawr.Pa. Miss Price will Buckingham Hotel. who hes deen ™Ske her debut next winter. traveling in Europe since early sum- Seer with Mrs. Charlies Sumner Taus-| wiss Catherine McCreery has re- will sali Tuesday for the United turned from New York. where she She expects to spend Christ- has been this autumn. for a visit to mas with her daughter. Mrs Clay her motber. Mrs. Waymar C. Mc- Welsiger and Mr. Weisiger. ini Crerry. 3841 Westminster place. She nag Mrs. Tavesig is in Flor-! wil) remain here until January with Mra. Alice Coit Day, and! yrs McCreery and her daughter oc-/) will travel tn Italy this winter.) cupied their summer home in Hyan-| g@ing to Spain in the spring. |nisport this summer. following a a | year’s tour of Europe. Mrs. Marshall Hodgman of 5373) avenue and her daugh-| Mrs Edgar Overstreet: of the tere, Misses Eunice and Betty Hodg-| Washington Hotel and her daugh- Man. are expected to return homei ter, Miss Margaret Maxwell, have ag meee holidays from Vir-/ ieft St. Louis for an indefinite visit re y are visiting Mrs. :, Antonio. T ‘s brother-in-law and sis-. ee : I sojourn with her in Asheville. He attended the Yale-Harvard football game with his daughter, ..iss Rachel ; ; Mrs. Thomas Skin ulevard *h erm ~ - . ter, Mr. and Mra Nathaniel Ran. delph. | Mr. and |} Maffitt of 4520 Wes: Pine t | wil bave their sons with -_-— - -_- _ Mrs. J. Dwight Dana of 4483 La-! +h. helidays. Thomas S. Jr. ts a @lede avenue is expected home this’ student at Phillips-Exeter School. week from Annapolis, where she preparing for Yale, where he wi!) en- hag been visiting her son. Richard | ter next fall and Edward P. Mat- Dana, and from New York. where fitt attends the Taft School. she was the guest of her brother and. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs WiUlam . land place, will entertain a party of Brown. | ene friends at the Box Tree Clud dance Mrs. Eugene R. Cuendet of Hor- | Wednesday, tn honor of Mrs. Mrs. Eugene D. Nims of &6 Port- N ims’ Gemee place is expected home this niece, Mrs. N. Baxter Jackson of New week frem «a two months’ risit in York who wtll arrive tomorrcs for Cuendet re- a visit with her mother Mrs Thomas | turned recently froma three weeks’ G. Ratcliffe of 39 Kingsbury place. | = oad ~~ Lead ~ al _ _ - = o- = - _ _ _ me oa “+ ane —s — + os _ oo a a - ~_ oe ee a - - ~_ om ee as ~ oe a a. ool -? a — _— — a ne me = —_ os cnet ce as ~~ — om am se ~~ cad a as oe — -_ oe me oe r 15% Discount Sale!! On All Those Attractive Porcelain Bonbon Trinket and Cigarette Boxes Lovely Pieces of Venetian Glass and Pottery ee eae ee me re Take advantage of this opportunity for your Christmas shopping. For One Week Only _ Dec. 11th to Dec. 16th AOE» nn een ee - ORM nn ere Nothing *ent on approval. No reservations. Nothing exchanged. MARX & JONES Eighth Street, Between Olive & Locust Oppesite Post Office » iv a) L | aceemenn OT Ey mer > ——— oe a No Pin-Fittings Monday Hh D> TT Pheldliey WELLL Just a year ago today we staged a record-breaking Dress Sale. in our November sale of Dresses—and realized that ambition. St Lous Lergast Wemeas Spoctelty F4 PUM MALLU LO ELE) en — = o 28 | ~ — | ? Reeen ai s > - Extra facilities of every kind have been provided occasion and when the crowds come tommorrow we will be ready with a systematized take care of individual needs with the same Dress Section from Broadway to Sixth street will be entirely given over to this No other merchandise will be advertised for Monday—nothing but these superior By Far the Greatest Value-Giving Dress Sale We Have Ever Attempted Crepe Romaine Dinner Dresses f Sequin Evening Gowns Chiffon Velvet Afternoon Frocks Poiret Twill Street Dresses _ Lace Dinner Dresses Beaded Canton Crepe Dresses Crepe-Back Satin Dresses Beaded Robes Taffeta Dance Frocks Flat Crepe Afternoon Frocks Taffeta Street Frocks Paisley, Chiffon and Georgette Afternoon and Dinner Gowns unusual combination of selling Dresses at ONE PRICE ONLY and the supreme values featured, we are confident of disposing of every one of the models involved in this spectacular Dress Sale. RECEPTION ROOMS in on Sixth St. and Broadway. will be turned ion Rooms. If you arrive before 9 o clock you are in- ted to step inside and wait in comfort. | Use Sixth St—Two Entrances—Use Broadway 9 . >: * nh 7-2 ; | 4 ” - Of rg : : . ‘a * > . Street and Afternoon Dresses Dinner and Dance Dresses Robes and Gowns for Evening pouring into the efficient attention for which Garland’s is so well and favor- ably known. Women’s Sizes :: Misses’ Sizes Extra Sizes 3 (09-11-13 BROADWAY — Jacquard Crepe Afternoon Frocks 3 : ——s >, z Tee ry » et, Be # ‘= i int te * i S = P & "ee a mS sudo Mr : SUNDAT. eit ’ i -pECEMBER 19. 132: | ee ee ee ee eee err ome -_ + sc? MRS KNIGHT 4WODDI ————_—_—_—————_—————____ nen TEAS. DINNERS _ PARTIES ON SOC CALENDAR - Davis : ‘es! Mrs. George L. L. Washington boulevard. tea dance in the afternoon S37 at the St. Louis Club @aughter. Miss Carter Das ro Misses Alice Scott. Elizat ter. Audrey .Faust. Mary Clark. Margaret Turner, Richards and Alice Busch, Gerts, will aitend a theater be given tomerrew evening Eiizabeth Cook, daughter of Mrs. Isaac T. Cook of 3 place. = There were 196 guests at Ber party ast night at the | Ceuntry Club given by Mrs L. Whittemore 6420 boulerard, for Miss Christin 7 o1 gnd Miss Elizabeth Boecksels Mrs. Preston Sultan of 6 versity drive will be hosts Feception nezt Sgtur.ar f Vivian Partriége, daughter p @nd Mrs Arthur 8S. Partridgs Cabarne avenue whose mal Hebart Bemis Swan of Sp Mass. will take Place in. F Miss Partridge réecentiy fron &2 severa weeks visit 1 Swan's mother ' Mrs. John Ww Fraser of 35! ' bur? place. and her sister, | - noid Morrow, enterta Guests at a bridge party We @ernmoon for Miss Alicia | of Bosten. who ts the guest = @ id 513 FRANKLIN | (North Side) _ XMAS OGESTION Hold. Past Plates —

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‘a DAT, P pron Bay. | 5998. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and {te Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH cS ee | -—_— —_ a ~ ee ’. | Bri H Wy BRIDE OF DEC. “¥ ges Hoffman of 6300 Washing-|/tain a party of friends at her coun- | ning Maj. or Mrs. Dean Halford gave |the evening of Dec. 26 at the Belle | ton boulevard. »- | Vieth , | A as | try home, “Pelhamhurst,” tomorrow, |a similar affair. rive Country Club, in honor of their caer Lace beecbemgn yn agit dinned teats NAPPY . in honor of Mrs. A. Lange, the guest son, George Saunders. “ ye y rs. ira L A _ Mrs. Charles M. Talbert and Mrs. 001 Clara avenue, Jan. 6, at the Walter H. Brown have sent ears Sepa mn —- “ne - Mrs. Walter Saunders of Miss Christine Vieths, debutante St. Louis Country Club invitation f pba ee ay 5670 Cates avenue will give a dance dalhghter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar WW. 0 Ul , nvitation for a bridge luncheon Tues-| Capt. and Mrs. Rufus A. Byers __ aaa | in ay “4 1:30 o'clock at the Gatesworth were hosts at a dinner party last en ee enn Hotel. The guests haye been re-| Monday evening at their home at me — — respond to Mrs. Talbert, | Jefferson Barracks. Their guests ! oats cates avenue. | were Mr. and Mrs. David Bfgegs, Mr. pecial mas a Ee: . S and Mrs. Warren Bailey and Mr. and j C { 25—-$90 Mrs. E. H. Richardson will enter-! Mrs. Howard Bailey. Tuesday eve-, | ~ Monday os > | | | Beautiful Handmade | Dresses Candy Special Many likenew. Such : ——" eee, For children from infant up té us * ta old Maraschino Cherries, floating | nH sizes; . in their delicious wine syrup makes as Hart Tie’ | I; ] | chocolate. A real special at @ Schatiner & Marx, | specially priced at...... ~—6$ 1.9 and up and encased in fresh milk | Gertrudes, Soa | a ~ A8 up ae | Kuppenheimer, etc. new —the best—up-to-the-minute—1500 to select ee ee nse Bakery Special | ’ 36 12 W ashin t A ad Yer wade an ae. eatias fon ag - Walnut-date Stollen, a well- from. Don t be a chump and pay $50 for ~* gton Av. ae known Mother Goose ‘special overcoat. BLUE SERGE COATS AND PANTS, St ae Ladies’ 1 Children’ ; ES $2. new A shop of quiet good taste for discriminating people, Hand d a es 30c Each $7.50—COATS and V TS, 50. Brand- specializing in andma : or Ped Ladies Fruit Cake allcwool TWEED TROUSERS, $2.75. Come by ~ an l ren Piace yo x : s = Values up to $15.00; Qc $ | 98 $? QR for Mother Goowe's wonder: 7: 3 we close at 8 P. M. & Chally price il Cake, fi rit é at ° spectally priced at... : ; and nuts Parcel _post ans: § fi A slightly Used High-Grade Overcoat or Sulit / S Mail Orders Promptly Filled—wWrite for Catalog where | \ ty b tt than a chea new one Gabar- 75c Ib s much better p ° English China-+Decorative Glass—Dutch Silver— English Sheffield—Smokers’ Articles—Desk Accessories— Photo Frames and Folios—Imported Noveltits ; : . SP Aa ote wa inal iets \ ieee 3 S “an ore VISIT OUR @ dines and whipcords at cut prices. ven Parisian 529 ocr i] rexeodm Y — Quite the nicest place to go € | Page and G weet: 4308 Olive the ) Luncheon 11 to 3—S50e, T5e | on cage” era 1012 N. RAN Stee , St at Door From 3 to 8—A la Carte. ind , | =) Special Reduced Prices on | STORE OPEN DAILY UNT&L 6 P. M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS “IWS KNIGHT WOODWARD Coats That Are the Last Word of Fashion, | 606-08 i e/’ . U. S. Pat, Off. eae, : Paris-Inspired Coats and Wraps Wi liste a | the Sort That Will Appeal to the Pie ' | Fur Trimmings and Fabrics Alone Dati her, wedding, Dec. 2, Mrs. Most Discriminating | a Wu Sixth or Would Cost You Moré Than Miss Catherine W ick. | Avenue St e | . is a Oo Se of Mrs. James | | Dresser | reet | $39.50 in Most Cases > _ "free Wick Ds | : | | 7 SS ’ eR oon ; Sal Revelalion-in V alue-Giving, the Result of an Unexpected Purchase, a Marvelous b 7 am ; Mrs. George L. L. Davis of 5285 Washington boulevard, will give a , ak. tea dance in the afternoon af Dec.| A= Z 9 at the St. Louis Club for her, i$: - ad ‘daughter, Miss Carter Davis. Misses Alice Scott, Elizabeth Car-) SE ee With Gorgeous Collars, Some With Cuffs in 1 Addition, of Genuine Biaser Richards and Aliée Busch, with es- | Gemnerer new ill _ Siberian Squirrel, Foxes in Various Colors and High-Shade Wolves pace. ® a ) There were 190 guests at the din-| her party last might at the St. Louis. — ® Country Club given by Mrs. Clinton | aa BL Whittemore of 6420 Forsythe! / '@ boulevard, for Miss Christine Vieths | # ” * f and Miss Elizabeth Boeckeler. Mrs, Preston Sultan of 6607 U | . Versity drive will be hostess hese ; / ¢ ' | i Wh C ll [reception next Sgtur.ay for Miss GP o%\\ | fs aComparison, Ask Any Furrier at a Collar ‘Vivian Partridge, daughter of Mr.| , at } /and Mrs. Arthur 8. Partridge of 5188) | | — f \ of T hese Fine Furs Would Cost You. The Price @ Cabanne avenue, whose marriage to! | Hobart Bemis Swan of Springfield, | _ aa. ' Would Be Far More in Some Cases Than $39.50. Mass., will take place in February. / Miss Partridge recently returned. from a several weeks’ visit with Mr.| | ' 4 i! td . e : . . , + F A # ; 3 s : eee : : 4d ILA HT ee” age Every Coat is new—faultless—beond all criticism. Mrs. John W. Fraser of 55 Kings-. \ BML SA ceria gies eee. = 8=—s Many exclusive one and two-of-a-kind models includ- rece: and her sister, Mre. Ar- | | I, SV aa Ze ed, as well as plain models for the woman who wears . . Morrow, entertained 30 ; . ; le pert eS we ee 2% a, ) , 3 | “me : 1 richest of fahri at a bridge party Wednesday Bh aft ae Bay . sg Pia, Bk her own furs. All the smartest and richest of fahrics = for Miss Alicia Kennedy WA. . ‘SEH ti em \\IRBWEDS ee _* are represented, of a kind and quality of which only —_ , WhO Is the guest of Mrs. ! dy his — . ‘ CHINA “y I aN | , 2 | Jo. a he : | Truly, here is every. inducement to BUY YOUR ‘Tange and Co. 1 Hit seats es coh Bee a8 qn Re eg COAT NOW, so you may have it for the holidays, in- | 0. | Hi BRAS BX BN YOR, ORE ER Nit i. .f 3 stead of waiting. (North Side) ||) || ag \ Gs \ Favored Colors a ' ¢ . , . i Veoantee eeeee re : 7) ** “e’ . } : , / ; 2 ' y ; / yy > we ree pereesg Oe ’ at i AA, Sanne ree ; ; , ° . ! me Saey. Seer a». . A ; : ae | reeeee HO 0s 090 5 + Ome ‘ i ‘ i f } 4 RAPA BA ey CER rr, ¢ > ¥ . seeeee ’ >| p t - . 4 «| 4 es £ ” 4 e*e . eee . } ‘ $ . # y A - “8 "a a , j i 7 , ‘* : Jum | : = 7 French Jointed ‘Sleeping | | its. $398) Jumbo Cup ee Saucers; 2 4.44255 5 HERERO 7s. _ > ene a% + oes ~a ~ ’ . ** 52 ooo {= = *n Tame ; complete; candle a “fom $4, 50 ares Set; } | a egal antag we $8.99 1) ’? Details of the Coats Women Will Like to Staiaiw | Special Beat st. 39¢ : Fur Trims : pe etiel Styles ‘ Fabrics “Salinas Oil Heater, | Golden Béaver ! Straightline Glorivale } | Siberian Squirrel | Bloused | Cordovette French China Din. | : High-Shade Draped | Suedine 4] ’ « .. . ~ : = ‘ tt “ 5 Sa - ve ~ a” - . . = os - : - > «he ee ee =A" ee. & “JG . i Beautiful Foxes Paneled — Breytona 7 te), spe $49 85) | Wolves Circular ~~ Veldin—Cordolla | $ a meu; -— . oth» - | , Garacul | and Sport Normandy ‘. WE RENT Reese : Models ? Velvefette 2 vaina, Glassware, Knives |i) 4 % i ae TA . ——___ ee t Forks for your Xmas + . — Bi «Weddings and all jj pee et at -

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Cee PP od : 4 5 Ks “ 4 ou Z ‘ ~ q ¥¢ bs ‘ far we " * Fis oe Saad 7 y ~ oe » “ -" ~ iA oe y a 0A , Liga ; iY 4 , . * a er ae ratte, yee , = . a , ; oe 4 png eae ; « ; at - rye 4 , 4 aa 5 * ’ al =, . a : z * 7 a - ; : 4 4 - « i > ate e " Plies . * “se - ee Oo - hey >t S yan pbc un e aay ‘ J a “ sane ; eal alee Avtar as a -- a Democrat and the Times Combined. The City Circulation of the Daflvy POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Dailv Globe — ‘ aT NDAYT. MBER 16 1922 I Mrs. John P. ©u - stain av.. depart ' 4 ~- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MISS ALICE GIPALDIN Miss Giraldin’'s engagement to Carlisie A. ddnmn was announced re-. cently. RECENT WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS One of the weddings of the last week was that of Miss Meredith, Palmer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Palmer of Lincoln avenue, Clarton, and Russel! Kehr Richard- gon, son of Mr. and Hrs. Russell A Richardson of 4805 Argyle place The Rev. Dr. Lampe of the West Presbyterian Church officiated. and, only the immediate families were! present. Mr. Richardson is a grad-/ wate of Kentucky Military Academy and both attended Washington Uni- versity. They departed immediate- Iy after the ceremony for a trip in| the East ~~ -_ Announcements just have been ref eeived from Wilkes-Barre, Pa. of the marriage of Miss Esther Rosen- thal. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal of that city, and Myrie A. Bush of St. Louis. The wedding took place Nov. 30 at the home of the bride's parents, only the imme- diate family being present. Mr Bush, a native of Eimira, N Y.. has resided in St. Louis for the last 1° rears. He is a relative of B. F. Bush, president of the Mis- souri Pacific Railroad. : Immediately after the ceremony the couple departed. for a brief’ honeymoon, stopping at Toledo to visit Mr. Bush's parents. Ther also were to visit Detroit and Chicago After Jan. 1 they will be at home fm the Ranelagh Apartments. A wedding of Nov. 30 was that of. Miss Bessie Madeline n. daugh-| ter of Patrick Rran of MIllwood. | Mo.. and Lewis Eickermann of Si- lex. Mo.. solemniszed at St. Alphon- sus Church,., Millwood, Mo. Th bride were a gown of sequins over white satin and chiffon. Her veil was fastened to her hair with orange Blossoms and pearls amd she carried a bridal bouqvet. She was attended by Miss Marie Dovile of St Louis. who was gowned itn peach biocom gatin and silver lace and a picture | hat of pink silver. J. Dan O’Brien of Silex, Mo.. served as croomsman After the cegemonr a reception, was given at the home of the bride's sister. Mrs. Lilburn Mudd. of win wood. The decorations of both the church and home were pink and white. That evening the couple de- parted on their honeymoon trip They will be at home, after Jan at Silex. . ~-s. The engagement cof Valeria i? Rissman, of 4118 Fair avenue -o Harry E. J. Paschedag df 5517 Grace avenue Was announced at a party Saturday at the home of Miss Riss- man. The following guests were present. Misses Ellen Buchhei*. Buna Gossmann, Lillian Hellman. Pearl Hightower, L. Kenner. Lillian Pinkert. Anna Rodefeid. Lillian and Mae Wehrenbrecht; Mrs. L. Eckels and Messrs. Ray Battlefelt. Charles Buchheit, William Eaton. Ror Eck- | els. Albert Franke. Charles Franke, | Louis Hespen, Hugh Meinhard ‘Mor- ris Zerface. The date of the wedding has not been set ee ee Mr. and Mrs. A. Shaptro o? 6342 Dartmouth avenue announce the en- | gagement of their daughter Ione Goldie, to Charies Sidney Gaylor. of this city N. Conrad and Miss D. Everson gave a birthday surprise party in honer of Mra. T. V. Florian. at her home. 5207 Deler street. last night Lunch was served to 18 couples at 10 @cleck and afterward fortunes were teid. Dancing was a feature Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Carafic! of S858 Le Giverville avenue will en- | wedding wi , , . - & - — ali. | Harvard footba a : sia he ec r, Mrs. Al-/ Maryland avenue, and her niece, come to St» Louis to spend the hol . rn . M ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED "am Engel and James Hardesty. The ; Vesta Reed and her moth i Miss Berenice Light iner of Roscoe, days. Mrs Cook's daughter, Bride was chaperoned by her aunt, | Mr. and Mrs yraaees Benoist Pe. Se ee "4 “toa ges ge ten Sr Sco rte } in rk. Last Day \have returned Binh | ) ‘moon trip to Hot § janes. wale) ~h ric . other Southern pointe, and are Oc- geath of rs —- lsh, _ Wrs (no? 1ssi, of 4477 Per- their guests Mr. Goltra’ -ster, . Flemish Paintings cupying their ' Westgate aver Mr. and Mrs Darton, O.. came to St. Loui and have been tend the Joh ll take place in January. lien V. Coekrell, 320 North Newstead Mrs. ow Stuart Craib, who has rm = ~ i, ‘ + ee: ‘ ‘= ~ - ~ - = rave) 2 thea gies ap |= = , week s 4 A*- i ra s es t Y nm, a+ 44 UO os avenue. € oy : a ; — a , - a to her home in New . Forest Park li i! - | fr -* aa > : *» © >» * = ' = > a * . : 7 - ; ’ : the ‘ s -s tri an Z rs, ic me the honey- Wiss Ida Pollard is residing at the ’ . Sa ie s a+ > ‘ee. “a © : —_ - —_ —_ " is Ark., and Westmoreland Hoatel, following th : ; - ef 4487 Lindell boulevard, hav Exhibition of Dutc from ~~? RE a¢ 931 | wteh w& nade her home, 5313 41 apartment at oo th Waom sae mas ee : hinge avenue. and Miss Dorothy Mc- C. H. Russell of Lie, 1, enn.. vy CST MmInster piace. - s - . Ceawm the and the Satter's dau ? P. ; } ©aiin~ and te >k , . Bride returned last we@x irom tne — ati ~ ner attended the Yale- 4tte Russell a Harvey°Firestone of Mrs. Calvin R. Lightner of 4396 student at Princeton * “ast where tne} ha Ris CANARIES SS Christmas Candies _ Christmas Cakes fu! ot tin Ps largest wwninwinnrnrn HOLIDAY SPECIAL-~—~—~~~~—--+! ~ , $6. .00 Each ' | ¥ With plenty of sciected nut meats and the choicest glazed MATIONAL “PET SHO, 2335-2 Seen Cangas -341b. box, $2.00 eenated , SP nae: ee te n~~~n~~~~-~ FANCY FRUIT CAKE aanevtes chocolates, caramels, nougats and boenbons. topped ell and artistically tied. with the fnest French crystallized fruite—tied with beautiful ( fruita: Wrapped tn various colors of tim f A hboliday* treat for the whele family. bere ~~ Hg? 23: wg Olive $} Christmas ribbons; _—— parcel pr«t — she additional. Chocolates, Caramels, Bonbons and Nougats, or all Ch hocelat tes, Rea! Plum Pudding, , pound. HA IR French Mixed and Brittle Bits, per pound... i ...-25€ 512 Locust—/06 Washington Mail orders will. fecetve prompt and individual attention. i LVe, pour Does vane erder in early. St ames and tee.” ie ao. M The Heads of All Organizations: We or soul iy prepared Christmas Fancy Boxes and Baskets lovely creations fm great, variety. of Os a) mest pllateries or ciect BROW Lacille-F r erriczs: = Francis Method nile oes ee ee ee eee r ou iG : 3 a " ws bee > e Old-Fashioned Chocol lates, per pound i deweurs 49 ; Assorted Taffies, per pound 4c Fancy Tea Cakes, a = Pa xkeaq in ne, tw three i r a a — A —— SS a EN era @omestic baskets and boxes. and limbs. Ne de- Diintiagg ” h shops. When filled with roum.choice of @oodtes, they make a most ric needles need. - Ps gift bo xes—o > dis th ; , “ c | WF : oF" . “Tt re presen ta: Pp i

° a -. - ms ~~ = - ' " * >» > == eT eS Se Pe a he ° - ~----_-_-_”_~w-wwewrwwswee eee SS ll ee ee as ll ee ek i i i i i i el ., x. x. ., | | , week to spend tn days with their ¢@ + O'Donnell of Jen . they will also visit fr oe wew York and Phil . coos sd Locust St.. West oft —_ ced Onn é. For that special , 7 a special frier ds Ir 2 ing could be lovelies more acceptable thes SIXTH STREET: MAR! 1s got N.*6th St for Monday & Tu a », I dow Gcid F 5 BUTTER, |.¥ 7 - paSPBERRY Preserves ia ag ay CAN Sow Mixed | NUTS, |b.. ¢ California 9 YER FIGS, (D. pow’ GOES THE PRIC TEAR wet SMOKED BACON 15¢ STRIPS G Bye. C SMOKED JOW L~ BEST PORK CHOPS carck ROAST BRISKET SOUP MEAT FRESH HAM- BURGER The Place to Save Me Favor With Beautiful Si A chic new fan-tor Colonial of black s1 Vamp with black s tertaim mext Saturday evening at a. reception in celebration of the fif- teenth anniversary of their marriage. a Mfr. and Mrs. J. W. Carr of 5228 Pershing avenue gave a bridge luncn-_ eon, Dec. 2. at Bevo Mill. announcing the engagement of their daughter. Ruth, to Edgar T. Denahce. Covers Were apread for 16 persons. Those present were Misses Josenhine Ryan. Marjorie Bergs, Virginia Thorpe, gielen Healy. Svivia Sanders. Helen Murnane and Olivia Heock: Mmes. Car! Brandau, Gene Ebeling in | Ganon, Edwin Kalbfieisch, Wii- ; rs OLIVE AT TENTH Tomorrow—Monday Entire Stock of Women’s and Misses’ Dinner and Evening Gowns | Greatly Reduced Quarter.

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|e, SUNDAY. . : , — pecemner 16.1922 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined hy Anu? ' —_ e.. ‘Mrs. John P. Curran, of | ie cian «tau he . birrieZas “3 ine yy Aputdexiimately 40.000. 5 a] -a of Ory stain av., depart for the | ERS (}F BOXE cite Sr ona Ye c am with her par-| liss Loretta Wand of 6409 En-!the Gateswo rth Hotel, Twenty | —— ¢ feat week yn spend the Christ- 6188 PI rs. F. W. Evens of right avenue was hostess at a bridge; guests were sene td at a table deco- ; At | with their dé augheer, | pc ymouth avenue. ‘luncheon Wednesday afternoon at! rated with yellow chrysanthemums titi. G ft Tha L F oe o ec, srg AR ee ~—CORNE . | k "es its t Last Forever! s te will a0 vents oe ends in Il CONCERT | . | 1 | BUY YOUR : s st t., Ww est of Ninth Ata miboting 6¢ the of the Cornell Club | THE GIFT OF OS Sine - 2. ~of St. Louis, held at the University! b j es ‘Ss ' Ay ” “ dy “ ow PA woe’ awe y of « Eat RRL ie, Came NN Ri ai. A I: + 2 - “ ie re ANE Y e oe Se ie we. Ne et tL HR Bin pice . i ie 4 . . ’ q- Ps 5 hg y | ’ R that special gift to & 5e. 5 A Sy /Club on Tuesday, applications wien’ ; GIFTS Rpettat freed noth. a | = | received for boxes for the concert Never secondhand, al- the theater contains and it was nec- , . - “a | igls for Monday & Tuesday @ essary to draw for the boxes by ied. " ’ ae a” e | Our very simple, Easy MONDAY FOR 3 7 wy f ja i Payment Plan makes ing Robe | | Mr. and Mrs. W. Palmer Clarkson, | : py Pt atelier f ee 78 } Fe ee eae ee 1 ta Sh ns ey ey : = . ~ ! —YOUR CREDIT | have a wonderful variety c dded Robe an Mr. ©. A. Reller. Mr. J. C. Nulsen, |B ho Site” ay ) AS © at 1s om Nae I Se Pt CCS: a ee | : ri y s Mr. Theodore White, Mr. * : , coenies sahil il a a eA a ER Ie rE BS tee EL PE arial. : y to show you at every price and Mrs. Edgard Queeny, Mr. C./] ; . . rob a. Marquis Merrell, Dr. H. T. Summa. | ee ,' — ' = ¥ Thin Mode! WRIST WATCHES DON’T GO BROKE cs Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Griesedieck, Mr | — ‘" ~ ; + igs : ~ * ont f be J oe Buying Christmas Gifts, get INUTS lb key, Mr. Spencer T. Olin, Mr. and! @ . + g sf 'Mrs. H. D. Condie, Mr. and Mrs! Py sorts TORES Henry T. Ferriss, Mr. and Mrs. Au-| ae ” ‘ele. ; ~~ | t California hye denried Whittemore, Mr. and Mrs.| aes A \ a AYER FIGS, th, ‘ P. P. Taylor, Judge and Mrs. . C a 1120-22 OLIVE S i ; OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS | ; Sea : yo oe : sl antenaiiie. ould be lovelier nop” : which the Cornell Musical.Clubs will uh or i S Will PY Sy . acceptable than a STREET MARKET Bive at the Odeon on Dec. 26. There pei a Se : RING THAT The following is a list of those who! ; . 4 ; , 4 were successful: Mrs. C. H. Ander-|\@ Wee ae. Aa ‘ cre Me Men. % 7 io / {it easy for every one 50 | | / ? ad A 5 . EASY PAYMENTS , « wm teen oe comet nd Mrs. | Roby Albin, Mr. C. W. Merrell, Mr. | to suit you. : , : ' ¢ jare—Is : _and Mrs. A. Stockstrom, Mr. and | n 7 be s “¥ Se aa Gun © ,. . 12 to $275 them all at Ingalls an¢é gay OR | ' § bur BEST MONEY | CAN BUY Mrs. Wipperman, Mr. and Mrs. Her-| , ge id ‘ ; »* 4 Bet: a p e oF Cre ' i C next year. : 7: : ¥ mi : ¢ i. - sssing Jacket 43 f ee Hennings, College Club of St. Louis, | When others advertise Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry on Easy 5 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Grune. | , Payments, think of INGALLS—the originator, 42 years in business— . zt + were mor ‘quests for box : | : 804 N. 6th St. nore requests for boxes than : - meee a Vee WE WILL OFFER inty Loung- * | son, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Christy, | arm Bath- | 7 : and Mrs Henry W. Blodgett, Mr.| ‘ : ; Ww) 17-Jowel Adjusted ’ ; j : ewe jus Mixed 18 —* Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart — 5 ge Sy on A - & | ) — ma |: < j tt Cases— MacDonald, Mrs. Anna McClain San-/|@ * - Ta » fy 4 1M i c res C | i "fy ? esh Bags—Vanity ases—C ga cet our prices hefore you buy, Mr. and frs. Albert T. Terry, Mr! W. T. Terry and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wood. A number of soclety women h: aa volunteered their services as hos- | 1 tessess the noon of Dec. 22. whe: n | ' groups of carol singers will enter- ry tain the diners in the various hotels | : Lh and restaurants. The noon singing s will be in addition to that of Christ-| 4 Retiring From mas eve, and each will be in the in- the Retail terest of the Children’s Aid Society. Among those who have agreed te) | Business act as hostesses are the following: Mmes. Thomas F. McPheeters, Jo-/| ¥ in St lLoulis— . ~ 5 -. seph Pulitzer. Charles Parsons Pet- | @ tus, Sam McPheeters. Harold Simp-!¢@ Quitting for kins, Russell “Gardner. Clarence { { { { { oy a. , : ' has ) | ; Cc OF s Gamble, Harry Petter. Orion Willis. _ Good anc < 4 2 €¢*F Mavrica Oban: ~ ; s , ries ear, Charles Morrill, Ar- ioe Rey « — f ‘ f { f ‘ { F % i wx GOES THE PRICE ON & $ Everything in the House Goes in This Sale Regardiess of Cost or Former Price a tit | ae ouneesrusunuonnnun ' ' Hitting, Pa nolda Stifel, Aaron Fuller. Henry Mce- | ’ Forever Ree, Car] Langerberg, Charles Rice. | Miss Georeer Elliot. Miss Berkieyv Sloan and Miss Margaret Shapleigh. ’ ‘ ' Ae % The Theta Phi Sigma will have a! @ STARTING TOMORROW AT 8:30 oO cLock < SHARP candy booth at the Hadassah bazar) Wednesday at the Arcadia Dancing’ » Acdemy. | Tices range from 5 $65 Mrs. E. H. Lotter of Moberly, Mo.. | — —T ; ' . 060 0 8 0 0 ONO SURGEON RECISTERED! RYD IV) 7/2 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Six New Arrivals in advice as advertised ical or surgical inowtnhes oe - Consult me in confidence, on rou! ¥y IIs eee: Smart tw or charge. Your pame ai- OO ear required. * Ee ad Facial Correction Certain to Meet With Immediate case of Miss Edna Wallace neo x38 et gt © iw Hagen oe were may mean future happiness q ; ee. 5. 8: : ee eo T. Pinkstaf ame By A 4 Favor With Women Who Appreciate it ——i ee || THOUSANDS OF HIGH-GRADE nost Unbelievable 4+ mn rN ) an hardly realizethe wonder- | 4 f fal min onttems to'your| § \ - ki eee * f toyou after using | 2 - - \ 2 Gouraud's Oriental | * 1 | \ th, [ S- KY ; aN = L-I-T-E-R-A-L-L-Y S-A-C-R-L- F. -1-C-E-D _ | Gouraud’s Our entire stock of High-Grade Women’s and Misses’ Wearing Apparel turned over to yo:: — ental Cream & a $7.50" : | “aN without reference to original prices. MERCHANDISE MUST MOVE—NOT AN ORDINARY SALc =i —But a gigantic selling out of Sternberg’s entire stock. A SALE UNLIKE ANY HELD BEFORE. g 1921, the POST-DISPATCH } 93,411 MUSICAL “Wants"— 4 chic new fan-tongue Smartly tailored small- | STERNBERG’S quality merchandise Is well known to every woman and miss In St. Louis and vicinity—having been In business in this locality for years and catering to the best clientele. We HAVE LOST OUR LEASE AND SOLD OUR FIXTURES AND MUST than the EE other 5) *:€olonial of black suede t e Pumps of ll- | SS ; Mamp with black satin black satin or all-black 9/@ —_ DISPOSE OF OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, FURS AND FUR COATS AT ONCE. “aa ea ahd ie oe: |e ee 2 quarter. suede. Sternberg’s merchandise at such ridiculously low prices Is an event heretofore unheard ‘of. THIS KIND OF A SALE COMES BUT ONCE IN A LIFETIME. Leave everything and come to this sale tomorrow. You'll witness the biggest selling pers | | | that this city haB ever seen. . ; Scores of salesladies have been engaged but we know It will be Impossible to handle | | Please attend this sale as early as possible. Everybody will be so eager to grasp these the crowds of women who will attend this sale. PLEASE BE PATIENT—walt on your- ber-ains it will cause a furore. Please take all parcels with you, as nothing will be self if possible—if the entranoe Is blockaded with crowds—WAIT FOR YOUR TURN delivered. It’s the biggest sale of its kind St. Louls has known in years—-and you TO GET IN—IT WILL BE WORTH WHILE—BARGAINS AWAIT YOU. must come! ! BE HERE AT 8:30 O'CLOCK SHARP |! STERNBERGS COATS = — STERNBERGS DRESSES All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $25.00 .. All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $10.00.... : $2.5 oe ey “SS ed, @ All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $35.00 All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $15.00.... : 622 S : Me 8 € All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $45.00...... All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $25.00.... ee i, ae All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $55.00 All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up_to_ $39.75... . Sgentinctively new Ft wr riers All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $65.00 All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $45.00.... vamp with black velvet end black suede. ; quarter. All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $75.00... . All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $89.00 STERNBERGS SUITS All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $9. 00. | All Sternberg’s SUITS selling upto $29.75........ $12. 85 ; | . | All Sternberg’s SUITS selling up to $35.00 Stock Consists of Hundreds and Hundreds of Fur-Trim All Sternbere’s SUITS selling up to $49.50. med Cloth and Piush Coats, in Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes and Extra Sizes Up to 58s All Sternberg’s SUITS selling up to $59.50 STERNBERG’S FURS SACRIFICED All FURS selling up to $ 29.75—now’...$13.85 | FUR COATS—Brown and Taupes. . --§ 22. 85 | All FURS selling up to $ 50.00-now....$22.85 | FUR COATS selling up to $1/ 15—now, ._-$ 69.50 | 42, attractive walking snappy two-tone All FURS selling up to $ 75.00—now....$33.85 | FUR COATS selling up to $300—now.... $124.85 ’ Oxford of black suede ei walking Oxford ; li to $375—now 17 85 » immed . All FURS selling up to $100.00—now. ... $44,85 | FUR COATS selling up to $ .... $179. with black gun- combining two shades of calf. tan calf. —— oso ono 0 0 IE ee ee eee

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Pe aay . a : E e = " ." : —— : Mails f-'ohe-Democrat and the times Combined. pecHrsea Ye g ‘ = . ND AT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH — Approximately Equals that of the | me 4 = Spectuses (€a announced recently. The guests Miss Doro B Bmbr yand Hen-| Mrs. Vv. R. Embry, in Overland Park. Mrs. Gene C. Ebeling gave 4 be received at the heme of rel eat tl will be married at After a brief honeymoen trip. the. Deca 2 toe display her trousseau | . $1¢@ Page avenue, at 2:39, 8 e’clock tomerrew evening at the couple will take posseasion ef their her friends) Mrs Ebeling was unt eae : | home of the bride's parents. Mr and! new bungalow in Overland Park. | recently Miss Marcella Gerber. _ ST. LOUIS SO oo “ Delightful Ploce In Which To In addition to many women who (ane ag grea YY A. T L ; ew-517-519 WASHINGTON Alumnae of the Sacred Heart Con- ENR , 9 INC. AZ % it, . ecg for PAPO a: 0h ae) ae. ETN Ay ete om PON: RS YMRS! uy GMT Li TE ig cl Acne alata: Sosa SE shade tthe inant aiaaa na ne ciein 4 ae io gee : te Lett eo tee Ak. fe oF a: aa was +e : ; : Pe oe |: ‘ - " Me i~ t Patti 20 ot: ® ae 54 pe ‘ niet ae ae ais %: - San eae SAC vent, a number of little giris and beys, who are the future belies and beaux of the exclusive set. will be Sie- 918s OLIVE ST-e active participants, appearing in quaint old dance tableaux and fan- ur e tea hours, under 3 A ° the direction of Sire. Ju in A Bewitching Collection of . a PR mesa a e r ™ ty ch r 8 ig pe pectrctrinc sas. 5 , rh, Suen eae Oe tee ee the direction of Mrs. Julia Laughiin Beehmer. Among the children wil) be Delphine Polk. Ellen Walsh, Ed- wina Preetorius, Leslie Blackmore, Caroline Kennard, Francis Bates. . Thomasine Glancy, Delmar McKas- kill. Jessie Comnett. Katherine Stan- é CW roc ley, Jacqueline Gruner. Ivy Jennings, Leuise Evans, Charies Francis | . mith. Margaret Campbell. Benedic Langan, Joy Gross, Junior Boehmer, | Gi ft Marjorie Wilkins. Jack Hardaway. Leis Burkham. Billy Love, Betsy) Mahappey. d CADE el WAR ee ahs co eM ™ 1 Nee eres > a , aie ti vg Maal in ‘ hep ape rea alls eS p p ee - ; Pease Meh leis Ry GA Mat pfs RR 2% . GEO ake Oe OR ERT le FAS A lam, a lt Maat Bi Sede Re TTY Ok ee 4 4 . Arrivals just received that lend an interesting glimpse of the com- Mrs. Robert Wileon ts general, ° ' Suggestions ing seasan’s styles, in groups priced chairman of the bazar; which will be held from $ a. m. to 6 p.m. Mrs 1L f D. Kelley ts chairman of “Dol!- ec ee land.” for which several life-sized i @olis have deen donated. and in | 6 $s. = . ee eS | ERE are numerous accesso- " ) to “Dalle’ Ready-to-Wear Shop.” where , ehildrer may shop for any article of ries, useful and beautiful, dolls’ wearing apparel. Others who ' ;, will have booths include: Mmes | at inexpensive and higher James Ringe. Ephron Catiin. R. & 2 ™ a Laatien o_ Kennard. W. J. Polk. F. W. Corlev. ; prices, to Dring g remem- Dresses of taffeta, Georgette crepe and 0 ee age co gre ia brance to any woman or miss. en of satin and crepe, taffetaa Our Entire Stock of 3 3 Furs, Fur Capes and DRESSES = 3 > - ~ -~—— 7 _ 7 . pj _ s107n ™m Lig : ~ | = es an yebie th ri-e—inthis | a a $ Toemeorrey ci.: : — , 2 a: a if a fe > at aor 4 13; 1 75 | 4 i oO i } oe ae ;; . j ALL FURS & FUR CAPES REDUCED! |mi| Patter FUR CHOKERS FUR CAPES FUR COATS {it $10 Fics een amd 84 G5 | $25 Large «5 stuies: ae 2 Se ey Conse: 20 751 2e Size 64x64 San. Fes Scart, = $9.95 43 Mecusink @eele fall 40-inch length . tae orewns and teupe.« ° =. ; 2: } 3) \) French Seal oe — TASLECLOTHS $25 Large Fos Scarfs, $15.90 eo! : ie biack cally ... asi Sofi anitrie « > ; ‘ mer Cer: zed dama2s we-Skimn German = $1: 25 Marmink Capes: - SO $i25 Opes. Cellar Cost, ~ 2 a : linea -. ‘ . d é. ee ‘ “S a rf “ ‘ " SE ee ee me cbs °° va . : 4 ‘e ¥ * ’ ve 7 ail? \ .. *y' 9 — 950 Lea STARTS TOMORROW. MONDAY AT 8:30 O'CLOCK, SHARP “@m® InaG COATS! COATS! ~| COATS! a , 5 ). 85 a mak + 4 oeperriggc mark- = Te, ho = ae ? os : | ae binations: ‘ ~- [4.8 year” $35.08. et No iad deal Meacherriin Woilt } , af Penty of sizes lf te 42 & ; Now. Fou Mat'nem . 4 aine—te 46 ta siets Rea oretia tins Ser Sentoes— Stace Ses’ Ween Blew Extn Sion Coat! fae “Stout” Women Up te 58 Bust se a: ae Ga REMEMBER SALE AT JACKSON’S— 513 WASHINGTON AVENUE < af - Be hi le te Le oo MES ae ea a ee oo es — Fy at aaa. Be PP ert a - 2 aap he Pip 5 ty wx - ‘ * J »t ; Ay . * me + ee et a snd “ ma ; : we oth Pee. alt ee ; ” ) % n Fy aad of e a th Me . , | Weis ity ~ % “ aides se sipennte “ti Ret ae A Rl Rete Bore. Git Py pel 2 aa pe MRE Pe LN rage Segara? ae See ee eRe ae ee oF . an tn AN - ; ani Sree her ty MOLE tee nage He y Poe are MBG ate NP i bie 3 cnet

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SUNDAY, ZECEMBER 10, 1928, ———— 2 Dailv POST-DISPAICH “Jone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Ce mhined by Approximately 40.000. peel The City Circulation of the TIX. BAER & FULLER : GRAND-LEADER oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sc nso TAIRS STORE A Silk Sale Extraordinary Offering the Entire Stock of Cut Length Samples From One of St. Louis’ Leading Jobbers at a Very Low Price Not all colors but a wonderful assortment to select from. The lot consists of 40-inch Colored Crepe de Chine. 36-inch All-Silk Wash Satin. 25 36-inch Colored All-Silk Taffeta. 36-inch Checked All-Silk Taffeta. 36-inch Heavy Striped Taffeta. Yard } Until Christmas ||. Store Hours 9 to 6 o Clock DOWN Until Christmas Store Hours 9 to 6 o’Clock 36-inch Colored All-Silk Messalines. 36-inch Printed Tan Pongee. | 36-inch Black All-Silk Taffeta. 36-inch Black All-Silk Peau de Cygne. 36-inch African Brown All-Silk Charmeuse. 36-inch White Naing Hai Pongee 36-inch Fancy Lining Satin. Silk Shirtings, $1.19 Yard Tub Silk Shirtings and fiber Shirtings, in all the newest striped des#gns. Fast colors; 32 in. wide. Silks, $2.35 Yard All of our high-grade Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Charmeusé, Duvet, etc., are included in this lot. Shown in colors and black. Mostly 40 inches wide Wool Coatings, $1.69 Yard An extra heavy weight, different. colored grounds. 54 inches wide. Double-Faced Coatings, $2.48 Yard These double-faced and plaid-back Coatings are in the season’s newest styles for women’s and men’s wear. 54 inches wide. Tricotine and Poiret Twill, $2.50 Yard In navy blue and black only. Weight suitable for dresses and skirts. 54 inches wide. Wool Serges and Poplins, $1.69 Yard Excellent assortment of street shades and weights suitable for women’s and misses’ wear. 48 inches wide. (Downstairs Store.) “ a a aattr> . -_ Pn dt ed VOLPE Z ( - Sf A 7 LEAL 2 .4 yy, nl ——: ~ II SGA a ; ‘ 4 ?" eee ae , yp ee - Le : . - soa ’ 4d 9 - — eae ae me . . eat tits ‘ wba . a ea ae ee oe entthe, thet lam tthe Wi deli. ae de ines os Saal ee hee ee en ane : ~ ~ sae. : = -3 : iy A ee \ % ” a ——-!, ee teem rte tn tenet ara sce nn es Se i ; ba Mui & ‘ WR lake A, wr ;> &. — a) Higher-Priced Cloth and Plush COATS “Our higher-priced th and plush Coats reduced tomor- row in this sele—over 600 Coats in the most wonder- ful styles and materiais in this gale at . Wa 7 ddison’s ee a ro aaeedaeiennennmeieieteeenel a me vor ~~ ) eee, re a OYWH4 Christmas Sale of Hosiery Over 20,000 Pairs for Men, Women and Children HIS lot of Hosiery was secured from well-known makers, and, although they are termed “seconds,” the imperfec- tions are so slight as to be scarcely noticeable. Extra sales- people and space will be devoted to the sale. Below is but a partial list of the items. Men’s Silk Socks At 39c Pair Pure thread _ silk-and -lisle Hose, with double heels and toes, in brown and colors. Sec- onds. All sizes; 3 pairs for $1.z0 Men’s Sports Socks At 39c Pair aie a Boys’ Wool Socks At 39c Pair Three-quarter length, in wool mixed and heather mixtures. As- sorted color tops. All sizes. 00 COAT For Women and Misses In a Special Sale at the Lowest Price i aor Women’s Lisle Hose At 25c Pair Women’s Thread Silk 7 ; S: | Choice of Our } Finest | | COATS Pattern Couts— showroom i samples—oniy one of & kind—hiehest-priced cloth Coats with very lavish, ex- pensive fur trimming? misses’ and women's styles ——on gale at “45° — DUCED!! FUR COATS i teeath..:. ch Seal Coats, 50 00 only . Collar Coat, = + r ih 4 t % ~ /. a 4, . “ °° oe % ‘ = y \e ra ed a : = ~ | P . : : r F: «eS 3 4 4 Fa . : o ¢ Y "i be Pas ~ ' ee : x £ ¢ ed a 4 7 » % é, - & SY oa bh « — = ae » oe s s “J : 4 : ' Quoted in Years for Coats of Such Character 60 Styles to Choose From Six Styles Are Here Pictured WE present this as a buying opportunity that will appeal to those who are looking for high-grade garments and clever styles at savings that are unusual. The Sale Will Begin Monday at 9 o’Clock The Materials— The Colors Excellent quality velour, fine silk plushes, mole plushes, Normandies, Bolivias and other attractive fabrics, with trimmings of dyed opossum, dyed coney mink, beaverette, Manchurian wolf, cara- cul and dyed coney. Pattern Tablecloths va . — 95 15c and 25c Each Children’s imported Sewing Boxes, including all the neces- sary fittings. satin, silk and some with Venetian. extra sizes 46 to 54. r Of Linen—in a Sale 6 in Box, $1.50 EATLY finished with 144 hem- stitched hems, packed in gift box. Com- plete assortment of initials. For Women—3 in Box, 69c Handkerchiefs of solid colored linen, neatly embroidered one corner design and are finished with ‘':-inch hems. For Children—6 for 25c Size 64x64 Inches, Each ‘TABLECLOTHS of very héavy quality bleached _Mercerized damask, with basco finish, looks = — olike linen. Beautiful patterns. Have occasional oil spots, which is the reason for their low price. . ( 3 o’Clock Special \ _ Indian Head 4 Pool; Tubing, 29c Yard | Madras and Foplin _,Soft-finished bleach- | At 15c Yard A lot of* 2000 yards of | ed Indian Head Tub- Madras and Poplin, in print- | img, 42 inches wide. ed shirting stripes, for The price is unusually. pajamas, as well as shirts, | attractive. | etc. 36 inches wide. Smoking Sets, 59c and 98c Each Nickel and gilt finish Smok- ing Sets, including cigar and cigarette holder, ash tray and match box holder with large tray holding all pieces. Sweater Sets, $3.95 Consisting of Child’s Sweater, cap and leggings, in the belted He style, plain or fancy weaves. In red, blue, white and brown Baby Bootees, 25c, 35c and 50c In many new styles; practi- cal as well as a useful gift. Flannel Middies, $2.95 Fine quality flannel, in red (Downstairs Store.) i 950 Leather Handbags In a Gift Sale Monday and navy. Regulation or co-ed ae $4 69 styles, trimmed with white tape, | h black and gold silk ores a ¢ ality leather pleasing combination. ave — good ~ his oe yokes, silk sleeve emblems, py sonar to att 4 novelty service stripe and sailor knot. style from e Ss q Sizes 6 to 22. shapes to the larger and more dmeeanive styles. Children’s Purses, They come in pin seal, goat, 25c to $1.25 : Persian lamb, seal and Morocco A large workers at atteactive rain. All are silk lined, some styles in leather Purs : have mirror and change purse fit- Vanity, Boxes. | they cri cul tings while others have the inside gift swinging purse. (Downstairs Store.) _ EE = a ) y Regular Sizes $2.95 SHOWN (Downstairs Store.) LALLA Ee Include black, navy, brown, Sorrento and rein- deer. Nearly every garment is lined in printed All sizes for misses 16 to 20, for women 36 to 44, and (Downetairs Store.) Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs aT Initial Handkerchiefs of sheer material, in white and colors, in one- corner or white or colored overlocked hems. One-half dozen on card. (Downstairs Store.) mm Women’s Blanket Robes ' Of Beacon Cloth Extra Sizes $4.95 in attractive designs on rose, pink, lavender, gray, brown and light and dark blue backgrounds. Collars, cuffs and pockets trimmed with pretty silk ribbon and satin, in colors to match. All sizes 38 to 44 and extra sizes 46 to 52. (Downstairs Store.) a AAA A Drop-stitch weave, black and all the wanted colors. First qual- ity and all sizes. Cashmerette Socks At 25c Pair Heather mixtures; weight, in all sizes Men’s Lisle Socks 3 Pairs for 50c light Of fine gauge lisle, in brown, | i ; gray and Palm Beach; all sizes; | reinforced heels and toes. Boys’ Sport Hose At 25c¢ Pair These are the much wanted sports ribbed Hose, in sizes 642 to 1142. Extra heavy grade. Sec- onds. 3 pairs for ’ ; Of fine even gauge lisle, in black and colors, with elastic tops. All sizes. Seconds. Women’s Sports Hose At 59c Pair Wide ribbed: in black and al! the wanted colors. Seconds. Women’s Wool-Mixed Hose, 69c Pair Black and brown wool mixed sports ribbed Hose, in all sizes. $2.00 Women’s Silk-and-Wool Hose, 85c Pair In black and all the wanted colors. Seconds. _Hose, 79c Pair _ Pure thread silk Hose, with lisle garter tops, reinforced heels and toes and sedmed backs. Black and all colors, in all sizes. Seconds. 3 pairs for $2.25 Panel-Back Hose At $1.00 Pair These are first quality and are shown in black, brown and colors. The popular “Polly Brand.” All sizes. ~ Women’s Silk Hose, $1.29 Pair Very heavy pure thread silk with lisle garter tops, in black and all colors. All sizes: wide tops. Seconds. 2 pairs for $7.75 (Downstairs Store.) Gift Specials Dainty Undermuslins Men’s Slippers, 98c Pair Black felt Slippers in Ever- ett style with leather sewed soles. They have stenciled pipe deSigns on vamp. All sizes. Women’s Gauntlets At $2.29 Pair Of kid and lambskin with strap at wrist and full gored cuff; contrasting, self and two- tone embroidered backs. Women’s Gloves, 98c Pr. Of lambskin with Paris point back. Shown in black, brown, gray and various shades of tan. Small Rugs At Various Prices Printed Brussels. Rugs, size 27x54 inches, $1.25 Washable cotton yarn Rugs, size 24x48 inches. $1.39 Excellent grade Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches. $2.98 Standard grade Axminster Rugs, in choice patterns, size 27x«4 inches, $7.25 Fine grade. Axminster Rugs, 27xc4a inches imperfect, £4.<9 Axminster Rugs, size 3x6 it., choice assortment of designs, $6.49 (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Satin Pumps At $3.48 Pair Alt are of Skinner's Satin, with high covered heels, bead trimming. Also included are several hundred pairs of low heel satin strap Pumps, splendid for growing girls. (Downstairs Store.) - Ce ee earn aE ——————— ae ee IN nn AMI-FRENCH Gowns, machine embroidered. slipover styles for women. Other sleeveless style. Provide Splendid Values At $7 30 ~~ daintily The popular shadow batiste, in $1.25 Gowns of Price, Envelope Chemise, $1.95 They are of crepe de chine or shadow batiste; some are trimmed with others with fine hemstitched ruffles. At $1.00 to $1.50 Extra-size Envelope Chemise | of nainsook; some have embroid- | of styles. At 75c to $1.00 Corset Covers ina large variety Some in neat Ami- ered edge, others trimmed with | French models, others are lace Val. lace. Sizes 46 to §2. | trimmed. Sizes 36 to 52. (Downstairs Store.) Sale of 1000 Panel Curtains A Most Unusual Assortment 98c to 69 Each NCLUDED are Lace Panel Curtains in Scotch and filet weaves as well as cable nets. 36 to 45 inches wide and 2!4 yards long. Shown in white, ivory and beige. Fringed Curtains At $1.39 Pair Marquisette Curtains of good | with double hemmed bor- | ualit ian ottom finished with bul- lion fringe. Ecru tint. ne ee a ee — _—— Runners and Scarfs $1.39 to $3.69 Tapestry, art silk, velour and many other beautiful runners in. | various sizes, for tables, pianos, etc. (Dewnstairs Stere.) lace, «

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* t y | | i ee thet er = —S ye ye. peer cone pore ees ae ; Pa ee Scat Le I Se I A mem tO Ne RE ea Nett ya he —_— 4fr-« — ppt ee ene “Raw ewe P : . , jduilv Ciiv Circuiauon of the Daily POSI-DISPAICH alone Approximately Eauals thal of the Dal tigbe-Wemocral aud ibe Times Combined. i we mee MNS Ete Te ee e - : \ . (Silverware Dept. and Square $, Main Floor.) Bungalow Net Cu Ina Variety of Patterns Special, ® J 20 Bach ea eats pt ere ¥ WE offer this popular style of Cur- ye Sree: tain in designs that are new and very {Steet . Seite attractive. Lacy effects. Each Curtain is Seiitstess: nites finished with bullion fringe. Table Scarfs, $4.95 Tinsel tapestry Table Scarfs, excellent for gifts. A variety of colors and patterns. 42 inches long and 18 inches wide. Over- locked edges. LS ee (Sixth Floor.) — Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 Size, | ] 20 | SPECIAL value in Velvet Rugs of exceptionally good quality. There is a wide assortment of designs, in the most popular colorings. Seamless style, in 9x12 size. Inlaid Linoleum, Wiltana Rugs, $54.00 ' $1.45 Square Yard Seamless Rugs, in large size, 11.3x12 feet. Although they are slightly streaked in the color, it is scarcely noticeable. terns, in standard grade. from full, perfect rolls. fitting only. Saye ere ‘ s, n * Pinang | Ec eR Df rt » e * ee > an | “a i - ai¥ ‘a r, ' 7 ; cement all our Linoleum solid to the floor at the usual price for (Sixth Floor.) 7 = eas ° . = ——— a - —_ on oat SO AE A RE ey tires ——s = ~ ahelinch aiiiagliteat snag «0 oe Es aD >) I ciate eatimtenbnes rape am hed as ome) slices shenus Pere ae - wran Cider Sets, $2.95 Consisting of covered pitcher and six glasses, with light cut designs. Grape Juice Sets, $1.95 Covered pitcher and six grape juice glasses comprise this Set. Guest Sets, 50c An attractive gift is this Set which includes water bottle and _ tumbler. — Trays, 95c Cake or sandwich trays, with handles, decorated with dainty cutting. Sugar and Cream Sets, 85c These are attractively shaped and display dainty floral cutting. Syrup Pitchers, 75c Made with sanitary tops and cut in floral designs. (Fifth Floor.) Special, $16.50 Double-deck steel-tempered Coil & Springs for either wood or metal beds. Twin or full size. Guaran- teed for 25 years, and specially priced. Fold-a-Way Beds, $22.50 Finished in gray enamel. Equipped with all-cotton pad. 4-foot size. Size 2 ft 6 in.; special, ican walnut finish. above. $14.75 One-Motion Da-Beds Special, $42.50 Automatic one-motion Da-Beds, in Amer- With good quality all- cotton mattress and guaranteed springs. Tap- | estry covering in attractive colors. finish: Easy Terms of Payment Englander three-piece Beds in American walnut finish, with cane panel foot and head boards. The springs are guaranteed for 25 years. Three-Piece Beds Special, $24.50 These come in American walnut both twin and _ full-size styles. Provided with guaranteed springs. (Seventh Floor.) Cedar Chests for Gifts. ASI G2 | af PAB C OPPER-TRIMMED Chests of best grade Ten- W ELL - CONSTRUCT wit bs sonbelinigh weal = a i | mpgvaurens Deiat os = on © rm, rages —— a * ae sree ey ae ww Bie mide heme > we = + ~ on pe = oa, , > ee ve ee ae _ uo” - . ea ae 8 — ors Pa ~~ — = = ; ot, oan i we Mba 2 OOM. OER har ohne 2 as ae fgg 5 en earns ~ = vine - — . - ak a - pat eae 0 i cy (or? at gi twee ee. Ping reget 4 . . » . " ee , res a Ss a ile alo aes SENT alae titp ee an iets Da “ me ~ oe a « . he A salam a Mir NE AE te mat vt mis uginaie 6 5 neers res = Br sn eg how vee eas. Hy on —— -- a “= Dinner Services Complete Set for Twelve Persons a8 4Q50 AN importation of beautiful Dinner Sets, arrived in time for holiday shoppers. Of firie china, decorated in effect- ive borders and broad mat gold handles. A splendid value. At $19.50 Domestic semi-porcelain Din- ner Sets, in plain shapes, with at- tractive decorations. g At $28.75 Dinner Sets of domestic semi- rcelain, with very pretty bor- er decorations and gold treat-, ment. At $34.50 English semi-porcelain Din- ner Sets, with border designs in attractive colorings. At $39.50 Dinner Sets with dainty ‘bor- der designs and mat gold han- dles, applied on domestic semi- . porcelain of fine quality. (Fifth Floor.) ee ee re Sewing Machines Are Specially Priced MONDAY'S offering from the Sewing Machine Depart- ment consists of new Machines, floor samples and used Machines in splendid condition. | @ ‘» |. @s @ : © .')9@ = Domestics, $48 . _A lot of 5 Sit-Rite Domes- tics, in golden oak; are ex- ceptional values at this spe- cial sale price. 4 New Willard Cabinets, at- tractive and easy running; spe- cial at $50.00 3 Domestic, smooth running and efficient, special, $60.00 I White Machine (floor sam. ple) in perfect condition, $35.00 Singer (sample) good condi. tion, $39.75 Box top Automatic, $5.00 Box top Wheeler & Wilson, ™ $4.00 _Hemstitching and Picoting, yard, 10c Repairing of all makes of Machines. Work guaranteed. (Fifth Floor.) Notable ae CERES: ay =N Si ro. as ae I ha SS Tree Lighting Outfits, $1.98 An 8-light Outfit, genuine colored Mazda bulbs with ex- tra attachment for adding ad- ditional units that work from the same socket. Effanbee Mama Doll, $3.98 ° Composition head, arms and _ limbs, dressed in assorted col- ored knicker suits, lace trim- med with hoods to match; height 20 inches; shoes and stockings. Effanbee Mama Doll, $4.98 Has composition head, hands and arms, sleeping eyes, bob wig, dressed in cretonne knick- er suits, wifh hood to match; height 20 inches; with shoes and stockings. Soldier Puzzle Pictures, 69c Made of heavy cardboard, beautifully Jithographed in col- ors; 3 puzzles in tach set. Dearborn Flyer, $5.39 Boys’ roller bearing Coaster | Wagon; body of selected hard- | wood, finished in waterproof. varnish, trimmed in red. Steel braced, 9-inch disc steel tub. | finished in| | 2 inchen, Porcelain Table Sets ber-tired wheels, red enamel; length 32 inches. Tenpins, $5.98 A beautiful set of large size | Tenpins, finished in natural and decorated colors; 3 balls with each set, packed in a wooden | case Values in Toys Electric Moving Picture , Machine, $7.69 | This Machine is of the very | latest type; constructed of | metal, wearing parts of brass; | a | a A444 , chnek TTY T cobky ent ; has powerful triple lenses; | throws a large, clear picture; _ can be used as a magic lantern; has film and slides with each | Machine. | Pollyanna, 89c The game of Pollyanna, every child knows it; made of heavy cardboard; has four wooden dice boxes, 4 dice and 16 count- ers. Effanbee Mama Dolls, $2.79 ' Have com- | position head and_ hands, dressed in | fancy knicker suits; have shoes and s toc kings; height 17 in. Little Red Rider, $3.49 Specially well made for | rough usage, has rubber tired steel wheels, pedals just like designs with each; 9%4x12 in. a bicycle; attractively finished | : in red enamel. Slide Trombone, $2.69 Radio Jr. Projector, $3-49 P Throws enlarged pictures on wall or screen from post cards, photographs and all kinds of pictures in their actual bril- liant colors. A most enter- taining and instructive toy. Walking Dog, $3.95 Made of fine quality white | plush; as the child pulls him | along, he has a natural walking | movement. This is one of the | new novelties. Stone Blocks, $3.69 Famous Arto Stone Construc- tion Blocks; come in assorted colors; packed in wooden box, Imxrs5 inches; instructions and | designs in each box. | Wood Construction Blocks, 49c¢ | Fine set of wood construction | Blocks, packed in a wooden box, | of table 16x20 inches. nT _ This instrument is made of | | | | brass, very fine workmanship; ' an instrument you can actually \ Ns \ imate | play. = |) 2a 9 Sie eae _ TT } | Liliput, 69¢ | ' ‘ Post Office Game, st Offices | complete to play Post Office; | packed in an attractive box. | Effanbee Mama Doll, $7.49 Composition head, arms and | white, trimmed in blue, with limbs, sleeping eyes, bob wig: picture in the center of the dressed in assorted colored cre- table; height 17‘ inches, top | tonne knicker suits. has shoes At $7.69 Table and Chair, finished in _ and stockings; height 23 in. and Dolls Strutting Mechanical Peacocks, 98c These beautiful birds are made of. metal and finished in all the gorgeous colors of the | Peacocks operates by powerful steel spring motor. Word Builder, 98c Improved edition, complete with easel, letters and animals, lithographed in colors so that a child can see the animal as they spell the word; packed in an attractive box; size 1o'%4x 15 inches. China Tea Set, 98c 10-piece China Tea Set, with blue floral design. China Tea Set, $1.49 16-piece China Tea Set, has grape design in gold with gold borders. Monkey Bicycle Rider, $1.98 Monkey ‘mounted on bicycle, propelled by a powerful steel _ spring motor, runs in a circle; | monkey dressed in bright col- ors; height 9 inches; packed one in a box. Kidibake Set, $1.98 Little mother’s Kidibake Set, made of fry-oven glass, guar- anteed not to break while inh the oven, consists of one 4-in. casserole, 4-in. casserole cover, _4-in. bread baker, 5-inch pie _ plate, two 2-in. round ramekins; each Set packed in attractive box. (Fifth Floor.) , and long cord; heating element guaran- plated; removable toast rack; will toast may be purchased on the Club Plan of con- Chests of fine red nessee red cedar; in dull finish. |/ with nae | polished . Made with dustproof lid; com- | Plain model, with plete with lock, trunk-style fid. 42 inches 42 inches long. and 20 inches wide. 30 in. ey and casters. Are Many Useful Gift Suggestions Mirro Aluminum Coffee Percolators, $1.49 8-cup size Coffee Percolator, made of this well-known brand of aluminum, at this special price. Canister Sets, 98c 4-piece white enamel Canis- ter Sets, with gold lettering, for coffee, tea, flour and sugar. ble style, fitted with ven ing cover and baking rack. © Small, 8-lb. turkey si +e Medium, 1o0-lb. turkey si2€ | $95 Large, 12-lb. turkey size, Serving Trays, Large size, exceptio made, mahogany | ing Trays, with glass cove ™” decorated center; cutout Bae Very practical a é Casseroles, $2.95 Large size, in round or oval shape, brass nickel-plated frame, fitted with side handles and | dles. equipped with pyrex glass bak- | icable. ing dish and cover. Electric Heating Pads, $4.59 Hot-Point Electric Heating Pad, large size, fitted with adjustable heat regulator teed for one year. Electric Toasters, $3.98 The Hot-Point Toaster, highly nickel two pieces of bread at one time. Heating element guaranteed for one year. Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaners Make ideal gifts for wife or mother. and will lighten the labor of the home: venient payments, if desired. See demon- stration in the Houseware Department. ‘ (Fifth Floor.) Floor.) — In the Housewares Store a 4 Wear-Ever Aluminum — Roasters. = Of heavy quality aluminum, co xn > ‘ 2 Deets ‘e ve m3 7 ¥ ash igo Ne inished wk ¥ i Be WO NRIOL SEN NEY PE 88 i > - A complete assortment of ce ii ) . P 3 7 “Sigs SUNDAY. _ pECEMBEFR 10,1 G ” ae WANE the earlier fresh grout winsome st crepe Rene about a ple are include effectively 1 Player In Spec 4 SPLENDID solut to the whole fami 4ppears, but music enc olls are attractively ' Wrapped in silk tissue livery, Wrapped sing A partial list of t! Ereat desirability at C Santa Claus Time Santa Claus Time Mother Goose Rhyme. Yuletide Medley

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SUNDAT a SUNDAY. |. The City Cireutation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily St ar and the Times Combined by dental srl 49 000 “15 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 ea Y. SCEMBER ra a re een ge ne ae aoe > pan remem —_—- — : a ™ = = a ae i wee | eee i Use Our Free Parking Station, Seventh Street, Ni Near — AER « FULLER GRAND-LEADE ?- ad — a + + A 7 oo . $ 50 Fa A} | ‘ +. Blue Boy” Samples At $10 At $5.95 epee | y RN > HER Christmas will be a happi er one if she receives y | vis : . n- = if soft wool zephyr; sweat- 4 ee ‘ ; vr / ; — - 7 am ‘= ~ or A : 0 ‘ 4 & , | | o We. one of these Robes made of the wise wale material ee OA | — ' 5 , 45 Smart little Coats of broad fr, leggins and cap to match. i 2 DEC 1a] at eutaeenen ith far Lars ‘afeé jin baff brown, Copen ~ and : 4 in the breakfast coat model. stitched collar, sleeves and ee tetas two pocKkers. $$ $$$ - _ . “ 7 —— ——— ae = ae ~~ —_ on en at ies er ei. . rs - ~ i en a ae mtn ot ee een i nl Ree A . + : ’ ; + . -% doe nn allen Che ET Se — - peepee Women’s Corduroy Robes - CONSTRUCTED =| | of fine red cedar, a — eR ALES | | . ton te ; ‘ lish d urface. i @ ’ | > it ‘ . | : ‘¥ HIS well Lpanorn maker’ ¢ ealec- 3 . oF Pi is i i rt Boys Suits with round-corner |} @OE Gis ee -Cordu Robes, $4.95 P/N At iF cally catig se were purchansl by SANE tah MOUS SRR ame At $1 | d. inches long .. . “Bt; ‘ , ws at 2 great price rontession. Shir 2! hes wide. . in high. 1 q f ~ Me " In three modeis— fyT i. vt ith Tuxec " collar. ' i i : ~£ “rene = R asi jmerce 2 ocr cties. Of black Venetian Sixth Floor.) ; : straightline model with P lar. cuff and i} Sy Bnetiesh broadcloths. fiber trnKIing SCCOrpariiem OF ON ; / Vp CYT E_FILLING ality aluminum, 4 | Z 7 alia i. fats ad a particaiar attraction to you mG 4 i | Eos: A ‘ ef with ventilat- sa te the whole family.” Flowers wither, candy soon dis- $1 to $2.95 } caulins s aeet cael . i mM ‘s type, hard rab- f © and baking rack. =e pears, Sut music exdl lessly keeps its charm. These Music Dewtily dreseedhilh pengenseliic Poviggete’ li. Casa Ubatdla i 7 a hae harrel solid 8-lb. turkey size, $9.95 ; * Rolls oondhery attractively packed in gay Christmas boxes and [| dolls with chinai SY a ee ee ees gald sen ‘ bo q ‘ : ifts. Ash + ¢ ) FP, = | 98c to $2 Trays, fancy i. 2. () 3s, - F silk shirred elastic, P incushions es e- <a o and Jewel ease. ae S. Rs in dainty gift tj Aas “ z — (Mata Ficor.) | 4 ases. Second PF see)

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z exceptionally good nt of designs, in the le, in 9x12 size. uid Linoleum, 5 Square Yard ¢ assortment of pat- standard grade. Cut wu, perfect rolls. We 2 our Linoleum solid to at the usual price for nly. (Sixth Floor.) or Gitts 594.50 - CONSTRUCTED of fine red cedar, polished surface. jel, with round-corner lid. 42 inches long ches wide. 19 in. high. (Six th Floor.) . es Store juggestions -Ever Aluminum Roasters y quality aluminum, dou- e, fitted with ventilat- sr and baking rack. B-lb. turkey size, $9.95 rr lb. size, to-lb turkey Seiek 19-Ib. turkey size, $5-95 © fing Trays, $4.95. size, exceptionally we nahogany inished Serv- s, with glass cover center; cutout han- ery practical and serv- 4 ‘Wrapped in silk tissue and holly, ready for mailing or de- 3 4 A partial list of the numbers included suggests their 5 SUNDAY. SEMBER 10, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bu Approximately 40.000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —————S—S—S————S=S==amama—=sSs—> A i ) i= ee y — 7 j Pit ee ote: K: oe . ~~ oe a sea? i] . SARS pee se 32 Res 7 as ¥ sz s 3 ~~, t eee ; + r ee wa oa i oe > , ee & “5m ‘ ‘aa ‘ ’ - = ¢ ee . : ¢ alee = uy e ~ —s . ss. a at J 3 ta a a 2 he , 4 ~ ‘ “€ cas z 4 . by 1 Et 9 aes tas” # \ he 8% es ae, \ So |e as Press : a al - n , / 4 ¢ . bj z 2 ‘ ——— come 3 Fe By Wee) Xe, 7 ) OS Ne 4 HS . . . ~ oe te i Pe ° *- at ‘r+ i tw ‘ 7. - anes aC *t6 . “JG. ee o thee 37-95 i » ah ‘ ‘ x ° .* ie fhe + +. s HAT every woman knows” is that she can never have enough Bags. | An extremely large European purchase of new and beau- tifully made Bags, enables us to offer these at unusually at- tractive prices. Mesh Bags for Children at $1.45 They are 21% inches wide and } ' i have enameled frames, some | with flower designs and others engraved... Choice of many col- or enamels. Novelty Mesh Bags Aad, At $6.95 irs Large novel- ty Mesh Bags with single Strap handldés constructed , with a dorine box on the top. Soldered Mesh Bags At $13.95 Of the finest mesh made, sin- gle strap handle, dome shape, with fringe bottom. An accept. able gift. Pictured above. Large Mesh Bags At $5.00 Colored enam- el dome _ top, woven handle, various frames. A splendid gift. (Main Floor.) single strap light the recipient. She Will Love One of I hese Bracelet Watches Special, 5 2 ERY dainty and desirable is this rectangular Brace- let Watch of 18-karat solid white gold, fitted with reliable 17-carat rectangular movements. We have only 100 of them, which because of their excellent value will sell quickly. They carry the Stix, Baer & Fuller guar- antee. This Watch, in its attractive gift box, will de- 0 (Main Floor.) A tinkling accompaniment of one. attraction to youth and makes a most appealing and certainly a This Camp Ukulele is a particular reasomable gift. a very good value. wear. 14. “Blue Boy” Samples Special at $7.22 Tals well-known maker’s sales- man’s samples were purchased by us at a great price concession. Shirts of crepe de chine, jerseys, tub silks. English broadcloths, fiber silks and silk mixtures; neckband, soft turn- back cuffs. colors and stripes. Sizes 13, 133% and Solid white and nobby (Main Floor.) A Camp Ukulele Will Please the Boy or Girl a3 Each § fz NYONE can learn to play a Ukulele, and everyone loves to sing to the It has (Fourth Floor.) Men’s House Slippers A Gift a Man Really Likes $2.50 1. $350 O come home at night and have your comfortable Slippers waiting for you—that is luxury, indeed! Our line of Slippers is a particularly attractive one, in tan and ‘soft black kid. All very well made and most comfortable to The run of sizes is complete. A complete line of Men’s Fancy Bath Slippers. Pair $1.50 to $3.50 (Main Floor.) ee EE Marvelous Coats Of Rich Fabric and Smartest Styles Are Offered in Two Sale Groups $990.4 and SAS BEAUTY of line and durability of material must ever be first consideration when purchasing the new Winter Coat. Coats meeting these qualifications are offered tomorrow at greatly lowered prices. In the first group are beautiful silk-lined models of Normandy cloth, featuring the straighline silhouette as well as the gracious Coats of the blouse-back design without fur, or with collars of caracul or wolf. The second group includes ultra smart models of high-pile fab- rics, such as fashona, Coronado, veldyn, gerona, veloraine, hand- somely trimmed with skunk marten, wolf,and fox, others without fur. All sizes for women, 34 to 44. Timely Gifts for Tiny ACH season brings garments that are more lovely and cunning than the one preceding. It will be difficult for mothers to eliminate one offering of this moderately priced group. Coats At $10 Smart little Coats of broad- cloth, with fur collars, flare model, some smocked. The colors are light blue, pink, | white, tan, brown and Copen. | Sizes 1 to 4 years. Coats At $7.95 Pretty Coats of polair cloth, | flare and belt models, storm | collar and pockets; suitable for | boys and girls. Sizes 1 to 4 years. Sweater Sets At $5.95 Of soft wool zephyr; sweat- er, leggins and cap to match. in buff, brown, Copen and | white. Boys’ Suits At $1.95 Of black Venetian sateen. Some have contrasting colored | waist: regulation models. Ideal play Suits. Velvet Panty Dresses at $3.95 Of navy and brown velvet. | hand embroidered in contrast- | ing colors. Sizes 2 to 6. (Second Floor.) F ountain Pens In Special Selling At $39 GELF-FILLING type, hard rub- ber barrel, solid gold pen. In man’s style with attached pocket clip and gold band. Or woman’s style with ring in cap for ribbon. A wonderful Pen. (Main Floor.) Notions My Dolly Work Boxes, 59c A NEAT Sewing Box for the kiddies, contains thread, buttons, needles, china doll, etc. Very spe- cial. Fancy Garters 98c to $2 OF silk shirred elastic, packed in dainty gift (Main Floor.) canized fiber. Other style Hartmann Trunks, (Third Floor.) Tots Hartmann Wardrobe’ Trunk A Gift to Delight Any Woman At 365 VERY woman yearns for the luxury of a Ward- robe Trunk. These are the celebrated Panama style, with the cushion top, double locks, interlocking hardware, inside locking, bar steel slides, solid post cover construc- tion, extra fine lining, for 12 to 1§ complete suits and dresses. Hat box large enough for four hats, shoe box that locks into place, and large roomy drawers. The veneer body is covered and bound with genuine vul- $35 to $110 (Fourth Floor.) | = ny C A ase phe jh aan ad lie te ne - : . wr den DA etn onthe AE AO Rallis Nii or aca cnemtorey emmy ARIE lS - —- ~ ~ ~~ - : ‘ pa cee eee = ‘ Se aces, eeeeetinta Aine ait iad es dl nike a etait 6s aka. be nee ae i. ee

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Sa a oy ay Some gy ie Great 3 Vilkon-Dollar Stock of Gift I ALL the People desi Ens, 46 inches wide Scalloped at bottom and fri age. A very unusuai Monday only; each ‘i ~ Crochet Tuscan Net Curtains 184 strips, used one to a window, 4 beautiful mg and pielLe WwW." backs border, 380 patrs i Marquiseite > tains; average wid ch mad Bar V Voiles . + , ‘ fg . ect shown in whi te > ” -s $2.8 50 Corteine, 85c Cretonne Beautifu limnen “ ~~ . a e '_« ee * - ae? : -_— ™ cs ee . > 1c * - backs | Extra Special Window Shades = OSC (‘Third Fleer—Nuge ats.) Rite — nage en i Rug 2 $57. 50 ee Rugs 9x12 Foot Brussels Rugs mperfec tions. Rugs. six 75 Seamless Rugs ex- “ eo) = slient quality. attrac- ’ 5 § 49 . jesigns and rich ? . color bi nations —— rery serviceabie .. ver, a Smee pamiaster Rugs “51— I5 $3. a Sige Sweepers "$2.49 ‘Third FloormNugents.) J f Bargain Day 408 N. Monday a Great Big south of Main Building) ’ An Electrical Xmas Present Is Sure to in Our New SS ie 4 The City Circulation | ot the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of tne Datly :lobe-Democrat and the Times Combined. . > oat = — a SO $1 50 2-Clasp Kid Gloves schmarshen Weather Fi > -“ tone or $2 Chamoisette Gauntlets se washable chamoisette G Ss" $1.50's yuan i nrsear”* » + bro jere s or Snat $3. Chamois Lisle co ¥ $3.50 16-Batton-Length Gloves ne suede — imported chamois Gloves: elbow length, with no BS =... jue aad embroid- “In good Fali ood kid or genuine nappa leather Gauntlets; pique sewn, perfect fitting. wri h adiustabie strap pear! clasp at st, good color assortment $2. 25 oneal Gauntlets, $5.95 16-Button Kid =i kid, Dia! bro Genuine tmported overseam sewn n backs, come in Wn and white only. and $1.50 Sample Gloves embroid- Chi'dren’s leather fleece-lined Guant- mocha fleece-lined let > cape Gloves and boys tm fleec e-lined fabric (>. % es — 50 oe “7 > $ Sample Gloves ‘Maia Fleor—Nagents.) —Please— Gift Silk Underwear $s Suk N ightgow ns $36 “Se. 50 Sille Camisoles ‘and : an, ac? "wi - ' oa ” Sill pipaataa a= — a . = ; - » OQ: *f «2 >Z. o 7 ourt th F loor—Vugents.) - ~_ _- A. =4- —J rh N ind gredoa:r Omar Pearl Necklaces Lustrous, Indestructible, Guaranteed 1000 strands of These Remarkabie Pearts at Unheard of Prices $12 Value ’" matched and graduated Peart Necklace 14-Karat white gold clagp, eck’ace ef beaut fe’. creamr t'st. matche? ed, with gold ciaep set with $4 95 > _ ~ $5 Value $3.50 Matehed anil graduated Pearl Necklace of won- ¢Gertul iuster: 34- iach. with selid g>\ad spring rin. $3.50 Value $1.95 Cradvuated 24- re ng (Main Fleer—Negents.) # a Heating Pads Broadway (four doors , tte proved 3-beat™ $6.98 . $5. 60 Electric Troa 15-inch | me aA;G eres with $1 50 and = 75 Dolls Olls: all a @ pretty Wiss, movi $8.50 Electric Heater lashes. Monda 19-inch beaut ifei Yr > ary “es — $3.00 and $4.00 Dolls _Riciyn, ogee 4 ~~ ‘ointed, alse ‘ essed Deoils, al th _Sewed we owhere desired: com- with" rea! | > $] 98 yg ry th $5 oe ves at Extra specta 35. 75 Full Seinted Dolls Percolators With handseme bisque heads. long, sewed A * ay ge wig moving eyes wi ey real lashes ae 95 co - 2 - xX _ and piug Broche Bandeaux ‘6 a © — Ri Eac lace ar ._. cin eom- ce*aux: 1: 97 50 f° Priced from... “ ° 5-a 212 Sale price $1.99 “WW ear-Ever™ \laminum ee Cake Poms, 9-imch size: reg Sale Waffle Weuld. “Wear-Ever’” = 4 special purchase of 5000 pieces of thix celebrated “WEAKR-EVER” ALT MINUW—the best known Aluminum (Cooki l tensil the ware wemarn aspires te own ang would be deiig**ted te receive at Christmas time 7 — a _ Ghat every c. #2. $3.95 fedium size, regularly $6.00 $4.95 ‘ ~ :Ze reZzu riv ~ ~ a pric ae $5.95 “Wear-Ever™ S Stew Pans, reg S/ Neo “Wear Ever” Coupon Sale 35¢ “Wear-Ever” Aluminum PIE PANS $2.75 lee Shatex. wemen nighiy f hand sheet aluminum family size With This ( ea pes. piated Ever” “Wear Drit D Coffee Pots, : EXTRA! $4.65 Tea Kettles ofr Wear Ever aluminum: in ful] >-qt. eize: seam- *ss and extra heary sheet (wi! ast a life- tiime)> sale Price, i 69 “Wear- Evrer” 4lumizem j3- at Tes Ket- tle; : LOM in. size, reg. $1.90 38mm, extra thick. in I2%-tn. size with ebony wood has S' ies: re«c- 2 woh = riy $3.1: > Ever” S075 STEW KEVTLES — WET Of “Weer. =_ S- - - -—- CS ~ i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a a i i i i i i i i i i i ported handsomely embroN- - ered or edged with be | venise lace 3 Pure linen Handkerchiefs of very durable cioth, fin- ' ished with %-inch hem... “*¥ a ~ Dat iste — = $2.25 "75 ¢ Venise Handkerchiefs Made of pure ee center edged with hand#>me laces of various de- ““"“50c $ i2ie — and flowers, handmade trimmed with Satir and taffeta Breakfast Coats Morning Robes, ruffles. puffing, fruit A D | Men's extra with satin or * porders in vari fs with figured cent s cord and satin borders, eombinations ... Cotton and linen tively embroidered tractive designs; bo ’ Women’s | Linen and cottor somely embroidered white or color effec Imported batiste wate fine Venise Women's sh chiefs with fine border of varic Blanket R: Robes j b.- ‘also the new cut and stez autiful styles and colors. == $6.95 to $15-00 ....... $3.95 4

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BER 10, 1$22. Slxnwvaf, . es % } baie Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Vally Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ° 11 ee ee - a ee ee ee - — ——— . mh St — r — ~ Nees —s , P=, —* —_ —= — ~ =... ’ 4 Se _ ee i -— i we qe c —_. = \ —7 &, — ae — — a co =~; = , == . — ‘ : - a : . “= e * cs ~~ — ~~, Se — — ~ ~~ - cS — = os —— oe — — — S i _—a hol. = =—s 7 ‘ * P %° ° | bi = ta : . . : . é al a eg UP t .M. Daily Until Xmas _ J | . a REINS 2 os ee RRR RSE SSRN SASS SSC SEES - , ° =e oe. hs . i; : , , : Sa ey : M ] | li On, i er ch | ef S , Pig a st A Wonderful Sale Affording Profitable Selection of Men ‘s | _ te |y 30c Sport Handkerchiefs ‘ ' Se F i oy Hosiery. for Xmas Gifts 3 ‘ . oe The Store for ALL the People & | Men’s extra fine batiste Hankerchiefs 7 ~\ 7 4 Batiste | ' ' . a . ee, han EOE "| poteore in varios ‘| \) em Thread and Glove Silk Hose—$2.50 and $3 Val Sua ee Ge : 7 Hath — wir xe NS These Wonderful $ Specials Ow Oe ou ee | colors ... Y, ia 4 , | Full-fashioned black all-silk Hose........ Thousands Men’s 4S 7 | Men’s 19c Handkerchiefs on 4 : Reg , Z A \ .-) Black fancy lace Glove Silk Hose...... | , : ~ a of On Second Floor Gift Shop Fine qualite onl A selection of white batiste Hand- - ty ) oot ‘4 : a A soft finished. ey — aT col ored leo Ze inch hemstites € woven tap 2 Y; é + 2 Y e ur . t $1.50 and $2 Jointed Kidlyn: aiso dressed Dollis; all have pretty wigs, broidered cloeckings ce ie oe Sp G loves moving eyes, with real 4 g eS eeeer a eyelashes. Special ee. $1.00 Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Gi ; : All Sizes 81, to 10 ——— 3 % Men’s $3 d $1.50 Sewing Sets for good little t4 ——=— G . - PS ens an girls, in fancy wood $I 00 Fine quality, all-linen Handker- ;’ ) : $3.50 Sample él. ie Gloves $1.35-Set of Aluminum Toy Tes chiefs, with embrol- ; Panel Back $2.50 Chiffon | New Chiffon | Fine Black Silk $3.25 “Paris” P= Men's Dress Gloves: | | Sets, wood sized pieces, = 1) in suede, mocha, and in fancy box dered block nd 7 e . ; Fiber and Silk | Silk Hose | Silk Hose Hose Lace Clox Hose = cape; with embroidered initials A Hose Ww _ ‘pular “gun- | . a woe mera sé ; or spear backs; also 750 Set of 11-Piece Fancy Tower Initial H hi f MORE | ae er s lisle top | pe P pis “ tc Full fashioned Blas K full-fashion- strap wrist Building Wood Biecks, fancy litho- | andkerc ers ack lisle top fiber uli-fashioned chiffon metal,’ also biac | Black Silk Hose | ed Silk Hose with silk , and driving “. $i 00 — gauntiets..... © : : and silk Hose first Silk Hose, in black chiffon Silk Hose with | . . . garter tops, with sid ~ Men’‘s extra fine quality bat , _ : a , le 5, side —- ’ fen's q y batiste » quality, sizes 814 to and gunmetal shades. lisle tops. Sizes 8% 79 naa top, sizes Paris lace clox. Sizes a Men’s 36 Men's 50¢ and 75¢ Kaitted Ties, /2 0 ° erchiefs, w 74 = Handkerchiefs, with ~ 1 i 1 10. Irregulars. to 10. | 8% to 10. ——— Sample Gloves irregulars; fancy embroidered in- | se ite | } ae $ 6 9 $ 95 | = “Ine Driving and sy CA eae Motoring Gloves; Ara- P > $ e 39 : $ . | od | $ . l 9 ‘ ~ ian mocha; fur lined; Men's $1.00 Cut Silk Ties, $1 90 let's 85c Silk Handkerchief == = —= | She ome eee . ; ( clasp; fleece s 85c andkerchiets : . ae fe $4 Men's $1.50 and $2.00 ¢4 00 | and mitts Knitted Mufflers, irreguiars e erchiefs with figured center and hand- ; ele Wiesenta | NOS , ae - me \ugents.) SS (Main Floor and satin borders, in the most naneant v) 4 Men’s $1.50 Cut Silk $] 90 . ae ’ é inte Bee: 3 for.... : tiste; in flesh and orchid.. ¢ sign Oo ne atly K o $2.50 Black Satin Y $4.50 Duvetynes, 40 In. $1.25 and $1.50 Camisoles. wash o en apm ao pt’ i ee ig ee ee ee ee ee Se - gift Handkerchiefs: pee OF color effects; ; “a, 3 ee | box of 3. Ind; ‘ Charmeuse, 40 in. wide wide, in navy blue,-brown or trimmed, with lece’ tneetien, lees ndian Suits $2.75 Black Satin De edge and $1.00 *“*#eeevee eee ribbon eee eee ee ewataeweeee ass oe. 4.4% * ORE CRRA +» > Women’s Handkerchiefs $3.50 Canton Crepe, 40 in. $1.39 Covered Boxes, Glove, Hand- kerchief, Hairpin and Collar Boxes. Batiste Handkerehi en Imported batiste Handkerchiefs: edged . . $ 1 25 Paris, 36 in. wide..... | — Gesigns put f. |’ with fine Venise \ yy Z fi = : $2.95 Black Crepe de | wide, in black, brown, gray attractively made, with I gift boxes; box | fr $ 75 V4 : -Y i ‘ a Indian Chines, 40 in. wide.... or navv blue J imitation leather ‘evens... |. # .00 a * pens La Suita trimmed with : | : (Second Fleor Booth--Nugents.) bets | 35¢ and_45¢ Handkerchief yellow fringe, head- $2.98 Black Chiffon $3.98 Brocade Canton | Seer HIC an = c xo ercniers dress with colored Taffetas, 36 in. wide... Crepe, 40 in. wide, black.... linen omen’s sheer all-linen Handker- feathers. of : M4 5c eee dia ol. coces sone $2.95 Black Canton $3.50 Black Satins, 36 in. $1.39 to $1.75 Gift Boxes ASA SER ~ NAN QAR ~ we Handkerchiefs, Se ee . AN ww SRS $2.2 5 border of variots de- en oe $1 50) Crepe, 38 in. wide..... wide, splendid dress quality. _ Hand embroidered cream crash cov- | signs a ous. ° ered Boxes, also imitation leather, for | $2.50 Black Silk and $3.98 Black Matelasse Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, Hair dkerchiefs Children’s Handkerchiefs y | : Boys’ In- | $2.50 Wool Canton Crepe, 36 | Silks, 40 in. wide Pina, Collet O00. : doce dacciscbnceus ' center edged . oA G dian Suits Wor eres: Fine batiste Handkerchiefs with one A. WIGS . . iWee cde eke | (Main Floor—Nugents.) venise in various ime with n figure d ns and Ly Lee \ _. ‘ “4 scaaual OC cen ZC : BARCAIN BASEMENT ; r diedie . Notions Toilet eine, threed dkerchiefs | . . ” Pancy pbexes of batiste Handker- | > ~ : a - \& +. Py . reat OW oe a e i '‘ ~ _- - - SL LL SL DL DD “~~ yy a : ' of 4000 Hibes for: Women k Robes—Cordd —Blanket Robes SRN WH HS SQV AA MESO ERNE]. SOW W_ EEE in black or brown calf, black satin, black kid and priced from.. 3 very good atent leathers. Sizes 214 t ? Beene heactlias, peween 5 p 2 to 8 in one style or Cc Chinese Art Baskets; 10-inch sicting of beautiier, powaet. ‘yTrreeeeef TT %*T''tvttvtTvt t***¥ " - _-_ -.,., -. - » s ll another .... aye Saag C.F, Se a ee : size, beautifully trimmed with moth eolé and van- silk tassel, coins and ishing cream @ WH) W : Coty’s L’Origan Tollet Water; ; d Gi | ! H ' h Sho Ff W —— 35ec Ribbon Novelties, such as in original bottles, 3 50 omen Ss an iT Ss ig es or omen pin cushion and hanging Nov- At ti tterns pod Caaet a nye Ris oe stifal ~ Mn , ° ° ; c ack ki LS tractive pa J odkins, emeries, cles; in beautiful gift boxes, Il If Brown calf or black kid, modified English ad broad pretty bright or darker colors; etc., each 19 consists of talcum powder, face Phoenix S H Hose powder and toilet $ Extra quality seamless-thread toes. Sizes 214 to 8 : - : ribbon trimmed, with pompon : 18¢ Fancy Spring Tape on vamp or plain styles. Soft Lines; metal cases 10c 90¢ Djer Kiss Sachet; wy Bg oo was Se (OA & padded chrome leather soles. Se Dell aati tniaine: eae in original package me ved children, tted with threads Sanitol and Colg&tte’s week- Si : . For Men— and bisque doll, end packages, 25c zes 9% % | me | Robes i $ 95 2 xs Wide wale plaimfijelso the new eut and sten- ciled corduroy, wid@@jeautiful styles and colors. . 1a trom $6.95 to $15.00 wTwuVrVEVwVaeVVaYeeS © _ Grav or brown Felt Slippers (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) JX . = with soft padded elk soles. venensennnnee BARGAIN BASEMENT Sale of 1800 New Fall x With border at TO ¥ ~~ satin ribbon trimm 4 3.95 _ s Y , : ; . ‘fi Shirred ribbon tf rs ¥ : $6 f : ‘uffs and pockets; O& Be 5 , ‘4 eee Me eens . , ~T)' , f elors : to $4.95 4 (Bargain m Uasement.) % a s. SOCORRO Caer + Earp te, ye eee i ie allemaal r ' See We ==, ¥ ot ® meteor BSG) ESS Breakfast Coats and ‘os ae ape Si Oe = trimmed with self | hay @ 9.95 ; \ oc Nicks im 0 | » TT We, PROS . | @ to $49.50 ~— ~ an a Si _ € 5 cil ; r ; $1.75 Ruffled | Girls’ Blanket Robes Boys’ 50c Muslin Gowns gg s i ‘nee Long sleeve, square in ear Curtains nolpatin ribbon trimming on Hose a Mus broidery and rib- and pockets. | 98Sc } Sised to 14 29¢ bon trimmings $ 49c Comb inations, ‘ard: lon ; . . - yards long Boys’ Hose. dou- | Sale of 100 Pairs Fine | Gowns and Prin- oj and mar- a quisette; also Black Sateen Apron ble leg shaped “ a pes vo a ankte:” ree! Plaid Blankets | :<..: trimmed with Frocks lars: extra al e trimmed. Broken neat lace edges; Finest tuality - ; heavy. Sizes 7 to sizes, - | white only. attin diate catenin ta meetty 11%; in black. Regular $3.75 Values | the iot. : sa alent sash models. Extra / Large, double - bed size anc , ‘ $ Ss SI . oe Biankets, good heavy weight; '98c Corduroys} Offered in Two Groups beautiful | Wool Blip-On Women’s plaids Sweaters $ 95 $ 48 Hose in all ¢ =— colors % 1 95 $1.95 oe Solid colors and ity narrow wale ME : . wf New Wool Crepes striped: henna, $1.25 Union Suits - Nal By A ES fet 36-in. all-wool Canton. | | brown. , nary: Corduroy; range ep Women's Winter weight. fashioned first i , shades Pr iz quality Hose: in beautiful new of staple and gc shades. Wom- eizes o4 to 44. payers . tur chii- aa’ beautiful — Slightly imperfect. § . black. Sizes 84y dren's $1 9 «at erg misses cf - , « ee ee a ee (Fourth Fiocer—Nugents.) 14.4.4.4464.44 466464646446 4446466444646464 644 TryrYrTyrYYrTYTrTrrerreefefteTft _'wt — ~. eet OMEN le - * SE AT ALE AE NEY LI I TE NLC TET tla ety eer ey Radiette & Satinay <u - Petticoats at \\ SBE A special purchase “a fine Gingham Apron hal : you will want some j . “nas gifts The oi a are attractively trimme on vem BM | Also jersey with satinay oF crepe fash te Bates ' yy flounce in beautiful two- | effects, a. ' ‘ beautifully of English print Re | affeta beautifully large sizes. - : int he Desi , Ssatinay ankie-leneth Biowm- es Dr , ers, novelty or tailored cuffs. orning VF $ ‘a ) | Petti $1.95 and ’ Silk tricot jersey, radium ticoats $2.96 Values..- a satin ang taffeta Petticoats: extra sizes inclu@ed in jer- 644444444446 4644 44 TTT eee eel elle 9°-ih. first qual- for robes. Unusual values.... to 0. aeonaes It _ 4 “$150 six |{ Boys’ Suits |{ Bathrobes | {Boys’ Odd Coats| | ®gishSetem Shirtings Z.. : : 350 new | full-tined Suits, f. Excellent for 1 97 1 9 complete ‘assortment; size . after school $ e SOc . 1800 DRESSES: .3! so fine that you could choose with closed eves and fee! certain of getting the rarest bargain that $6.95 ever bought! You who know values will be @umfounded to see what excellent fabrics are to be had! You who Know fine drese- making will be equally astonished! You Who are familiar with newest fashion tougies will find this saie a TREAT BEYOND COMPARE, LA644 444444444544 46445 4646 as WDA OOOOO00O00OO0OOF40404040000444404004.4404444444.44444.66446464466466464466.64664 6 bbb AAA rv yTrrTryfyrfT i th bh hb hh hl i i pi i an ee | wvy li hh i i hh i rrrrrvrvrvrvr ee ee eV Vee VV VV VV VVVVVVVVVVVVWwVeYeYeeeeeeeeervrewrvwrerreerrerrTrCrre Se vuev" 7 to 146; most desirable Beacon Blan- quality, mu iti- colored striped Matterns, en- riched with satin. a <olors and pret- ¢ d 5 . reintiorc e@ ty floral pat Some are full erotch. All 4 7 » 2 oes Sizes 36 lined shades. . i.) . a sey and taffeta, black, navy in check of " and suit shades. Also jersey ; Dresses. 3 Gingham made and g Bloomers in novelty and : rongya well mee Di 4 Priiiined; aatne slightly sotied - tailored cuff ef- $2 95 (Fourth Flee ee , fects . (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) — A66644.4644646 4644646444444 44644646466666 4564 i i i i i i i i i i i i hi ee | Sale in Bargain Basement. — color , ket and Cordu- Bloomers with 32-in. splendid , Bo , Odd P ts : | ic oe S Q9 iy Robes, tr i] y an double etastic 3 ° ye sees ron gedbe S cuff anq waist, (Tyrer. wwe eee y, =* ee a - : —— Se al — et SF pe PF ay Oe 4 =.=, — = — ees

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12 ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCR | The fiat Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approx.mately Equal that 0 of the Daily Cie emncens and ie Then: Cee ss . — " —— =. =, — ne — > ie eS en ee — ee Smee” ES a aa — ~ : ae thoy : a rn - . : ¥ sg % ? ; ’ J ‘ t ‘ ’ i eee Ars * = iy + RY me owe oe 4 Sues Fe) . f Ps - " = oad os Bs + Gye a + b ‘ ; wre satel | SA all re. i a dhe st pooee : . : 7 r , : ey “ g teem . Pad. bas . 4 *y a io s ee oe ‘ ; ‘ Fi ae ee ae ae a de . , : 7 at *: ¥ 5 ls he eee et ae, . m fr a tt Pony ee er oe é oy ek! ee eee ee ee ? 4 * 4 Als « siete —- /. . ors ba 7+ y 4 f] , 4 ~ > i 7s — | | | ) 4 . : , = jams naast aS pe : ) Dis e > oo t 7 4 e : = Pri Our New York buyer just closed a big deal for 3500 Coats BLE : Ho: for our affiliated stores. Our share was approximately 500 2 a resi Coats. They arrived yesterday. The values are out of the : | es ordinary for garments of this fine make and we can truly Ee ugges 10nS say that end-of-the-season prices will be found on Coats to- . A | | oom S morrow at a time when they can best be used for the holiday 4 if / Spee New mart season. | | f OF. Men / Le Mf, SSS, a ss and-Woola } , ae | : . i. ay .| oe Shades of C = nut, Grays, E $50 Coats, now. ‘BY f : : sei Up-to-the-Minute Styles— IP | AES ~ Hand-Emb | : | work Cloch " $45 Coats, now. iN, — Prices Interestly Low al JERS = from the be | $40 Coats, now. os ~ S England. t $35 Coats, now Gf fe SB || Men’s $5.50 to $6.95 | $1.00 and $1.50 $12.50 Silk = { $12.50 Bathrobes | § | | , : way i >. Silk Shirts Knitted Ties =| Lounging Robes | «2 soreer $8.98 ti 4 Wy ST es por : 2 - " ee age eae ee MR a nn ee IR AN greet agile ere . : ‘ srs ” Er a oe n w- pot pte ig wae Ay + J oe, ee hase Me : aie eet S Pe 24 a. % aii s*r' nes. Solid SETain a 4r2° i ° ' | iZes, tc 9 £.ainh @ te and fan ¥ str:] A SL ana tioser an ix : | e 3 ) : : : oy | : S Q Q) 2m ; : | , . . | . 5 ; : : [5 a ?, | ' s 9 5 - : : ~ S a- and crepes oe : ra. is oe c‘rTes ee ' ; + Ties id bias = ' Md “= - Men’s $7.50 j ‘Radium’ Silk Shirts 69 Fine Silk Robes | All-Wool Soa: 4 sold rT silk Eengalin Rope stitch, shawl ¢o in id 3] ss — 3 95 * | The POST-DISPA1 Blouse Coats ae bie a Bt $i Belted Coats “English” wos 2 ee ue oy | $6 Smoking Jacket | $10 WhiteWool | @— a ae : . a ee Sweaters Ee oe Jacquettes Broadcloth Shirts = ular se emanate te oh 00 All-wool white shaker Gwent- Bae Ss Te¢ : —~— + sizes *- £é Capes with collar = Sizes , 50 ia 3.95 $7.50.V-Neck | «. Embroidered : ae be Sport Coats $5. 95 Ba att > gapil | cnc 1-9 385 ih weare : sizes... = ce ee “$ 95 Monday Will Be Another Big Day eiix s “9 on This Sale of _ Good Negligee Stevana _ Shirts: ce | ‘1®|Men’s Overcoats| Novelty Real “Soiesette” Weaves ; . . oF i a mE . af ct 7 | . 7 i. & >*% i ; | | Ae f ‘kh i - - @ a. & # 5% Sw im. an - ’ - : s ; 4 : ‘-_. * oak | 24 . & t bs 4 hid ’ Te ‘ b « : . 3 a: 5 > ged: s ne -_ = ey a Pte. 4 Let Ba ¥ eae. im ieee , eine . =~, ; ays, a “{ ee, £¥% ras ey ® *. f Pa « t . 7 7a . * eB 4 4 z iat * ie eee eile in Se. Sa Pap FLEE. ys ao aeditebees Y Fittag tat ate cee ars pe a LPG aed he Mal: s gb apse gta: + Khir REE Ee Enkin ee ae, te i eet a a AN eM RES aE yi A = oe a sot Be BE a OG ee eS Ss ’ * 2 oy ane ere Ye ° Ry ; CLAN STROM Na | oe ee Lay te ~ ~ reg, a VW» d/ OHTA MII yyy And the best advertisement we could possibly print would be the : a ee geet testimony of the hundreds of men who have already shared ) F ur Trimmings: in the wonderful savings it presents. Just think! : i Manchurian pial || 2." 5 | $35, $40 and $45 ~— Caracul mt A. 2 Pex Overcoats for— Many Better Coats | — i - loeyges aa Ss 92" wR. * Etc. = cet L - — hie “er - + = OS xs ieee st Ti the , season ne w re educed ge Te v a : ‘ * * féercond Floor—Va¢cente«. } _ —\ | $1.25 Flannelette Sale ot 5000 Pairs ot Xmas Slippers||. re OR c Women’s don gaa commryys s - 00 Slippers 50c to $1.00 Assorted colors and vith ur trin ets, with leather _ Knitted Ties ! is talki hi soft elk padded soles. oe. and he ae I sands of gr enadine and hats nat ae nt ee , It’s been many a S snehnmnainaic alba pied: He a - . _ . | “UR ME etna wes Rt ae ie *d & Sr epee ie aad A cama ly pn: ah 6 Pain Pade nt r el ree r ited Ties plain an AR season sine ig St. Lonis store offered Dani wears Feit vireo = fancy cross and bi+s stripes, f¢ reoats like these for $90.50: With leather soles and heel, eZ. Sy || Soe ee Big, Warm, Elegantly Made Coa ar oe > ba de Coats Bra) black and | brown shades... Storm Ulsters Cc $1. 00 Cut Silk Ties amet te ahi —- brocade - and » tubiealh ont mcm 3-Buatton Styles Double-Breasted Styles Assorted colors. « oft sik - Wie \ Ws) SS ‘a ZA h\ pad lec] Se xles: his rt 1 ¢ nF : sss ST Ss = Oa wth, 8 a | " a with : - easy Ae . — oOliar ¢ 3 ‘ \ I a \ choose from.. WO- an S ults Daniel Green Fel =o. SP Wf t nell ES 2A QW $1.50 Cut Silk Ties ae =$ Assorted cole rs, such as t: aupe, ; ~ Se SAO Beautiful es made, from Soa, eae “$ ae = eee RL heavy unportedl aut demeteiie simeres, = 4

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SUNDAY, _ = SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10, 2922. . @ | © PECEMBER 10. 192%. The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dailv Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000 Bees vee oro Saw semcsers CLUB MEETINGS AND oF BL ENTERTANMENTS ¥ ~ ‘For Monday Only 23 Bey A Gift of Value Fe mmo 7 | is J * re the Wednesday Club will be held A t % . a; ” 7 > am ‘ . ue ss pe a -" : _ wa - ™, oats ob Bae we os ss aie x ic * * aa | | oS ae stitches for Holiday Gifts. will meet to discuss the Near East. | :4 - a Pha gone ar G. Ratcliffe| a | Will speak on “Islam.” “Speaking! a. ; fi Gift of the Turks,” written by Mufty-| Rest Cure 7 | Just a Few Suggestions or tits — K. Zia Bey, son of the Turkish , ~ S a mbassador to England, will be re- ~ 7 | hoes and , Children's viewed by Mrs. Charles F. Hersman. Madeira—Florentino “Bim Azure The Social! Hygiene Group of the : > . Oxfords Towels, Pillowsli | Coll | | ’ ps, | ege Club will meet at the club Scarfs. Doilies Centerpieces, Scarfs, | house, 6428 Delmar boulevard, to- | Bria Set ’ | Finished Pieces, as well “morrow at 3:30 ep.’m | . a © 8 | : ; : »> - * 4 poy A oy _ At the regular meeting of the| : | . Built-in Arch ‘ Club, which will be held Tuesday atl . a , ' : . , | 3 o'clock at the clubhouse, Mrs | Infants’ Knitted Wear ida Deltdneins oth. ce «ce . ° ° ‘on “The Revival of the Graphic’! Hemstitching nite rE eA ‘ Arts.” Mrs. Burlingame’s talk will} Whi ; y hand and machine, for | be illustrated with Japanese prints. | = ” FOR wart waists and suits. | lithographs and wood engravings | e. sy “en 7 Scalloping—Initialing Pleating |The chairman of hostesses for the Brown Kid, \. = Every kind of service for the afternoon is Mrs. Frank Bills, who| $8. s Flexible |will be assisted. by Mrs. Theodore'| , ‘ — Sole. Buttons—Buttonholes | home dressmaker. . _Creossen, Mrs. Dudley Dutton. Mrs | wv - Be And many ether beautifu! pfeces | Discount off Regular Prices on all Ladies’ Hosiery, excepting restricted lines. Oconee Kid, Sizes 2% to 10. Widths AAA to D txss#* $11.00 'C., C. Wagner, Miss Frances Mason Jacob Mange Ca, Son ane Miss Lutie Vaughan. : On Saturday t : ¢| Art Needlework, Embroidery and Hosiery Shop the Be = ty pt cae ‘eon Near | i ; i ; rtest Hosiery an Silks, Silk- Neg gmartest Hosieryin Silks, lk $4 “708 Washington Ave narsmen— itnunntrnammewae| ke | : | s —/ 3 8 , servations mus e made : -a2¢ Shades of Gunmetal, Havana, Chest- ASSL RARARR LRA RRA ‘Thursday, Dec. 14, with Mrs Trim, Perfect-Fitting ords and ts Y ’ A, ; ' rancis Pough, Forest 2027W. .: . | , Ths ; nut, Grays, Suede, Blacks, White and | The annual “guest day” of Miriam Snug at the heel, close-fitting instep, comfortable and ease-giving supported shank that Hand-Embroidered Clocks and Onen- ee Se See eae eee a hk “- if, 5. .. © ghana be held a’ | fits the arch of the foot. Excellent, soft, pliant leathers. - . , eee, P. . , e atler Hote f 2) . Si Ackelimaters of Amorics and Presenting Smartest a's ouch, At proces of oe MAIL ORDER SERVICE om the best makers of Americaand , ) 3 day” go toward the maintenance of| England. 0 SAUER RRR ES es bo een en gle mca ine peer Bie ce kibebes ace r Pky imap 5s Rare Shoe Creations “Miriam Convalescefit Home” in | Vv eekly Webster Groves.’ Tickets may be} . | procured from Mrs. Ben Kaufman. ; 9646 Waterman avenue. j t | The Puxedo Club was entertained ’ ° ‘at luncheon at the home of Mrs. M N. § 5 ust | H. Marshal]. 4118 Westminste’ | place, on’ Nov. 28. The day. was Hosiery to Matoh Spent in sewing, The next meetin: ‘ ct e tin ° | will be held Dec. 26 at the hom atch Our Windows atemen ‘ g | of Mrs. Charlies C. Chapin, 3667 $9 OO | Blaine avenue. Mail Orders Filled = —_ ————————————————————————— ) Bathrobes con blanket ‘95 | . , iil "S48 Werner Uperner ~) >, Se n’s $7.50 €: — Quality Corner ~ o1 Sweaters | + ae On Locust Street at Sixth tech, shawl collars, in ) te! ~——-- | y , — | Asketch in the form of a “Get-t: | . - KY ; ' ; | t's. \ Wim DEACOCK SHOP : | gether Party,” entitled “Mrs. W 413-415 N. Sixth St. | > ID 4 € . oe by oe 7 |and Her “steel aan the rc 2 ss EXTRA SPECTAL ) : : A | | BOSS LOCUST : j acnmeont for the Jessie L. Gavno MARMINK STOLES = The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Raga aMa5 : B®: Choral Club “stunt day,” last Tues | Good quality ’ ite Wool be newspaper giving Associated Press news service. day. Associate members were pres ih fur, trimmed $26 50 ‘ ‘ent. The music and words of th | ‘ | with tails ° ~ i ketch were written by the club's ac r e eate s 4 fe. ompanist, Mrs.* Dorothy Gayno: white shaker Sweat- ) : tpt > ae sO a ee ae ee SS - } £ : : § “a 4 : “Paradise Lost” will be concluded v d bordertd blanket The executive board of the St | - /morrow at the home of Mrs. JZ.) |Heger, 3844 Utah place. | - Most Unusual Values in Fur Coats, Capes, 4 .2-2ezz.Ssrnmey Pat Were $40.00 Were $45.00 i» - Were $50.00 Were $55.00 'E. Chureh. The program was in PY 4 . = te | $ j | -- Ve - > a ’ ’ 3 ke: ae - Lh , °° ° tis? : wd ees , em See Cs Gy pie o> ese ; fe Louis Council, National Congress of |: a ay . . |Mothers, will meet at 2 o’clock to- | |} =_ 1} le 1} eYr Od S - charge of Mrs. N.S. De Wolf, chair- 2 W raps and : Fur Pieces uy man of the activities committee. ‘ “ c ; | |About 100 garments were made and . *, Y ERNE i 7 REDUCED TO | Visiting Nurses’ Association. Mrs fs “— ¥ . bh | Every Fur Marked at 2 Its Actual Value 3 "csc" ™ | The regular meeting of the South | Side Women's Study Council! will he These Garments of Such Great Importance to Every Woman } held Tuesday evening at 7:80 Well Merit Your Inspection. Come Early and Make Your fl | The eecond Neoware in parliamentary} . . . |] fill b ive b M d Selection. A Deposit Reserves Your Purchase. ia pur ga cee Eg i | Christmas gifts to charitable insti- | gD Fan. Appa, J . 5 Were > a ae ae oan — * == = _ an vA . | tutions, and members are requested | alues $ 700 Values $ 550 ; ito take their gifts to the meeting. | e ea , EE RE aie te! L : | | | : 3 m/e | eae \ | The Tuesday Club of Kirkwood | ANE (GARE . Tiflis season we have sold more Coats and Wraps than |met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.) . ver before, which proves that Stewart’s Better Values r $ | $ ; Moore. After the roll call Mrs. Ar.) : | | iin e . At At i Segoe sai aa gave instruc-| e ene « ' are impressing themselyes on the minds of the er 5 tive accounts of t activities of the! ’ ‘ } i : h ) ay | lee | : ee ro ee Baas | / ealizing that these wo ) | |General Federation. Mrs. Stephen’ GAS ies Fay people of St. Louis an they are rea e | ’ | NI | A. Dougiass gave a review and criti- | OP Pe ted are more than a slogan, they are a reality. | | | ae | r cism of “This Freedom’'y by Hutch-) : } aac, m , ; ‘{nson. Mrs. William eysor spoke. ve ‘ $s | V T 4 Natural Siberian Squirrel Coats, Krimmer Coats, oo squirrel- |foncerning the worth of the book, Pak | Greater alues an Ou b/ , 40-inch. trimmed collar and culls. : Hf -and an intimate account of the life ’ : va e : Eastern Mink Capes, 36-inch Natural Squirrel Coats, 36-inch. T — onl — was. given by — fake eT Dreamed Posst , i ‘ : — . ‘ " » (ne: ; ; - ee age ef - pat Re . _ ; Hudson Seal Coats, 45-inch. Seotch Mole Coats, 40-inch, squir ff | The new officers of the Dougias| Se ee This special lot of Coats presents a diversity of the Natura] squirrel] collar and cuffs, rel collar and cuffs. | Oliver Chapter, D. A. R.. are Mrs , 5 favored wrappy models, blouse models and straightline | -j ir- ~|F. C. Harrington, regent: Mrs. Vir-| : reart a a capes, vs a Rape aden ee eee weniaes ginte ccaahai aavienew dalnale coal M models from deep, pile-like fabrics of the mode. Jap Mink Wraps, made of select- Sel, skunk oF beaver trimmed. Mn |R. E. Steel, recording secretary; % iss ed skins, 49-inch. Eastern Mink Cape, tail and paw |Mre. G. Greuner, corresponding sec-| ~ Fur Trimmings of Squirrel, Nutria, Caracul, | : ol 7 trimmed. \ /retary: Mrs. H. Schroeder, first vice | Jap Mink Coat, 40-inch. /regent; Mrs. Delia Randall. second! ] or Fox S, ‘vice regent; Mre. De Rue Weber, : . “ ' - © |treasurer; Mrs. P. D. Heltzell, his-| | All Sizes for Women, Misses, Juniors and a ves ’ Ne. | torian, and Mrs. T. G. Udell, regis- ; . Stylish Stouts V | | 75 trar. . | a ues $ The second annual faculty dinner . ° At $ | . ! of Lindenwood College, St. Charles. | Favor Hosiery, W aists and vad entee prepared and served by the mem- D W ° $ 50 ” bers of the home economics depart- resses omen Underwear for Gifts | ment, was given last night. The sew- At. e ing room of the department wag con- Ph >] 7 Pe ony. Hose; in the new Winter = i rerted into a banquet hall, and deco- | tyvles. ese are our | , fi. Laskin Seal Coats, 40-inch: rated with Christmas greens. Miss | nto a ert specially priced és 39 Skunk and Beaver trimmed. t | fatherine Tinsman. a junior was in | . ; : Russian Fitch Capes, 38-inch ; tail Natural Muskrat Coats, 40-inch. genera! cherte of the anne | 85 high-grade Dresses of Poiret twill and ~ a 5 ts neo Prost, Hose, black, and paw trimmed. Natura] Civet Cat Coats, 40-inch. aoe ee ent Mise Ruth Sone {| Canton crepe; dance and party frocks. namon; specialty $1 95 ; ° ’ the department. Miss Ruth Soule| Jap Mink Capes, 38-inch, tail and | French Seal Coat, 40-inch. rome hostess in charge of the dining ||] $39.50 values at.......++eeceeserees priced at... ey . oy of of the freshman class. French Seal Wraps, 45-inch; nat- | trimmed. , ‘ | ° mo Hg mer er . . | . . } i « vy ural squirrel trimmed. Russian Fitch Stoles. The Alpha Mu Mu, honorary muat- | Suits Half Price and Less — Pp bie iy SD cal sorority of Lindenwood Colles Silk Teddies; good quality: crepe $35 to $100 Fur Chokers, $12.50 to $50. ~s introduced tts new student members 95 fur-trimmed Suits nicely tailored of de chine, (Second Ficor—Nugents.) : . Feria aos f the vear in a recita aye atus. followed by a recention in all-wool velour. Sold regularly for $25; Roemer Hall. The program was pre- specially priced at por iy eg vt in ted by some of the older members r : | of the Alpha Mu Mu. Choice of any high-grade fur-trimmed s 00 ee Bp “ 9 9) 5 Sut sold regularly for $39.90 a $60 ?, priced at. “see eee eeee ° A , : f the Fed- . | TH St. Louis Charter 0 e specially priced Ot.<ccsesercnccendects New Tailored Walete; dimity, eration for Child Studv will meet | Tec. 12 at the Ethical Society | batiste and voile, hear Mrs. L. Roach sereak on “Re- Peter Pan and f ward and Punishment,” and Mrs. J.. | FUR COATS FQ5 x — silks and hand-nfiide r “KF “gg : oe ee armink or French Seal (dyed coney) volles, All sizes, ; outs and Capes, values to $150.....,.. erecuiorices = $4.95 The Confederate Dames Chapter. | U. D. C., met last Mondav at the: home of Mrs. George F. Bergteld, | — sae ae | ~"Continued om Next Page. —- == - —_————_

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a ay be-Democrat and the Times Combined. —_ ah . bee , ‘DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Glo CEM 2m SS ST. LOUPS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-D = ' Teachers’ Association of the Horac®) ‘.. piri he St./ ‘scorn, Irene Shaw, Celeste Simon 47} ; , airs Be Invitations have been received for Church in Webster Groves. A recep- and Mrs. macinte: rd + prvenenvep Mae os | Viola and Minerva Traxler and Ce- Mann wea loocenige Fens Pete y [ Ww P I of e . Louis Country Club will be the scene) 1 Lg 1 iner’ ri 1-90 o'clock Mrs. Murray will give : oO air = s ~ the M@@Rarriage of Miss Virginia Lee tion will follow at the Jones home. leste Herront > ev? > rTy ° ‘ - .. J 4 _ ’ ~~ ~# ? gre? ty Jorea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Invitations have been sent out dy / of the “i Ont nd h ; ee as ; re ay Mart cesar > im “= Wh Onl On 6 | ai en Only One Is Paul Jones of 30 Mason avenue, Mr. an@ Mrs. Ira Wight of 501 Clar: Mrs. . . >. an el . . = - ek «a t- , . : Hiza bet] reuda of The resulr meeting of the Paren Webster Groves. and Parker Crosby avenue, for a ar 6dagee hich Eliza be n ¥ ada > naan ie urtniinn - Hatch of Boston on the evening of they ili gi jan. 6 in honor of Mi boulevard are spencing wt esas I whter of Col. in Miami, Fila = ¥ XM - G IFTS ) 8 SEFU L y. @' A ¥ * Dec. 25 at the Emmanuel! Episcopal Katherine Perkins, daugn-t tg poten — . OPTOMETRIST Many people require both reading ang » at We mre MR Rem crn ramet eo lb ae, om 9 re oe oe ies = ea per ah) wo er Pee eee +m J a ah ue ' : anu eiaanetabdtimanie ne oe e e i rs ene ee ane eee nai ais copie einiey a Ps Hos “ pe-a50 a Si ¥ ee Fy, ie ded teaders from diplo- . eat ex pense where and have found them unsatisfactery—come to my « —, fficial circles of every week row. I will show you why thousands of people are wearing my Bums : ’ . in the year. (Jiasses. with comfort and SAtistaciion. Bee. a Tae SOLD ON FASY PURCHASE , * Grans © PLAN. Eyestrain, Headackes Quickly Relieveg by My Properly » anaes. departed for|| Copper ( : NIDIJDE. S J ks ” Me ; hur .d iy to attend the|] Washer SE | JXN o poet : a, a a . Edce With > - F 3 33 j Most Reasenabiec Charges. | | | 3 ot New Satna? to Mn Cane eee 5 sg — | 7 aS ee 2 es Serer to Mian Coe SU ee ELECTRI F. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL €9, — , $125.00 ee — ' +423 N. BROADWAY (Between Locust and St Charigy — . - Grand 7 r_T.TtTTtTtrTterefeorereererereyrr-ryr-rer--rr,rTwe'" T7.s+s'*"," = . .. _-. - SS SS DD DDD DBD DDD DDD DD DD DD DD i DD DD _p_ea aa RAAB AAAAAAAAAAD ASS Special te the Post-Dispatch a | uminom bg Fata are ‘ge a tesleacedae y+ ee Re Oe =p aie 7 no ep | Moe ’ is pede: Si » ya A xs ’ ie os + . °. A SiR en ee San iE HN sy noe aes a SH 2) , . ~~ ee Be } gy yd Sop ne ie 5a8 m . Pa besides the tride- Vice ~~ i 2 senator . > 4 ‘ . > : ~ . . 7 =I 4 > * ~a Bid i} . | . - ’ — r> Pa - — —" ' s . - os Ls 1484 @ee ~~ > - ~~ — : . i Les Oe wart - = -- Ce ° > ee _- - > } A. .».€F i TA ise of ~ on a 4 har rr ar 7-" ‘ = - ~~ . . b. ot = ~ - ih “ttpoe ul, 4 ate. a eee. t ~> st, Ooh’ ar hn ew AY i ee: ae ee ee wii " a» @ oe soppy dae og ater Stas ES ARE CM - Wager) a 2 Tie Pa ey oil as ait oa Pe ae ie P * . a Fe > P -— Message of Amas Wherever the dawn of Chnst- mas Morn finds a box of Busy Bee Candies, there will be great rejoicing. Every one likes Busy Bee Candies, they make the most appropriate and acceptable gifts. . , = ~ > ’ .eve \ Da?! ‘+ & i@i A inomsogm. ~ 4 ~ * ™ arson Breckinridge of the Marine Corp Col. Breckinridge ; z : a i + = me ti : ; : RALIN na “DuBarry” : oe 3H Patteryg = = et ce peepee th Heavy weight , fii ——— stock. A full as- sort ment. Mirrors, Brushes, Jewel Boxes, Manicure Pieces, Trays, etc. TEE cele AS MINE Ae Se ah ONO I RIE SN BED AMER kat eae ReaD hs new anahte ore ee ee 5. : . _ - Se eee ae ere ee Ai sh : "04s gl , a the aa - : ’ an wh oe oa dae irate sdb abeiptied a Ss + = Ff eralship as soon 4s av Miss Thomson was bridesmaid to Genevieve Champ Clark at her mar- riage. June 30, 13915 at Honrer- 'shuck, Bowling Grten. Mo. to James M. Thomson, publisher of the New Qrieans Item, and frequently has vis- | ited Mrs. Champ Clark -at Bowlin Green Mrs. Champ Clark and Mr and Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark will; | the Missourians who will b WRRO0000000000000000000000004 J vq ~ Large Toilet Mirrors, bonnet shape $10.45 Hair Brushes | Large Toilet Mirrors, round shape... $5.95 Clothes Brushes = 4 Perfume Bottles .....2.....5.....0.0ee Pin Cushions .. 32.9 ‘ and Mrs. Breckinridge Long. tiendeyson, former olk and’ Mrs. Folk are ashington devotees o Christmas Feast Boxes ra aan oie Ideal gifts of individuality, expressing : "4 — | aienst caetal. i les sees Xmas cheer and “good will.” These a> : # resdeg bridge anc & i ee wary ‘ thing of moment large round handsomely decorated metal . & | Assend the. steer uke Dek Oe boxes are filled to overflowing with a 1 = Oe | Mrs. George Barnett. wife of Major- most choice selection of Busy Bee Can- 7 aoe oe - i General George Barnett, U.S MC: 5 Mrs. William A. Slater. Mrs. John’! dies and a huge piece of Busy Bee. as _— 8 : of Rodgers, rs. illia Masor Supreme Fruit Cake. i A Wright ané@ M: . 1 =D 00000 0000 0NNooNoeXOCOOON CO OOCODDDNN OL a — “~ Bags; hand-tooled and laced..... ..&5.00 $5.95 to $25.00 Billfolds; Men’s fine leather Billfolds; Men’s gold- mounted Handbags; new fancr feather .........$3.95 Moleskin Beauty Boxes in patent leather ef- fects ..$1.95 : ; ! ; beautiful de- \ at aval, = priced. .. .$1.45 to : % bronzeandnew Vio “NI eee Chiffon Velvet Bags; new, $8 .- $7.00 toS25 ff a / | > beautiful .$4.00 te i : aa i ‘TrTrrTrTrTrTrYrYTrTerert;T+gT TTT tt'" eee eee ee LL LL LL i DD | if PRIS Be ROE sale hig ‘ai ” Miss May Pershing. sister of Ge Pershing. who arrived last week the Genera! i — ~ oe & Se: Jenmera: i0Fr 4&2 Mmontn , » ae ae eee en tr i wm fp tic City to ~ —_ —_ ~ - > ime ceoOutantes of Washington. 1D a a 44444 6444 & . eer rrreeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeereee SS —- +. .* L.. have almost al! adopted the iat- > «+ - - >- _ es 4 > on be 4 al cara Nhancaerchiefs tied aroun b . he sailed ay their wrists; ther do ico] lly. ‘Stylish Stout Se Stylish Stout are the wary intiet thing “cheataa — * . P Maye ae el 5 r 7 ibe 3, TN PREP ela tah the P MR. 45 OE. ae Pe Bal ee os ¢ , ot ARR BLE ete Be . ‘ re vee y i ae oat SI Se An = e Lig imy ves on ean, den ey 4 Gav seer i ‘ * . " tne 4 rR. aon ; ; ah “ . “ Mealy rs @ Y Mispeme tee ] re be hede ‘- t i a a DAALGMADA AS new wrinkle is re She erentn Fur Coats wrap match the eveni ” TTT LE ‘ 3 4. Se mma SLL Necklaces | jSt's ae te: mame Wenderfsul Weariag . > Qualities, Solid Gold Clasps $3.50 Centineed F é *°r* eee e 252 McPherson arernue. Assistan* ] hostesses were Mrs J. T fcAdoo e QO a and Mrs. W. T. Burruss This was , f . he election It is because Furs are so luxuriou t the stout aire. B. White Willams, vice presi- women love them—and C mas is the time for . 2 waar oyna phn. = yagi luxuries, the day of dars on which it is nice te | son, comstapending aa st Sion remember others, with the luxuries they might | 3 A. V. L. Brokaw, treasurer; Mrs. W. With Diamond-Set hesitate to choose for themselves. , | . A. Johnson, registrar, and Mrs. a i ca : ; , ‘ Waller Edwards, historian. A num- yet it should not be thor ght that Fu ’ i ber of Confederate veterans were are merely luxuries—? the guests of the club and were en- D. Given and Clasps d i ? ew a = —_— s : ’ . $7 .00 ee an In iengta Oi Serv ce c ..u serve ’ — eee . sang Vases $2.80 to £16.69 “x rs. rd, jo Fe : ““darky” better! >" ; ~ ’ , e 85.060 to 840.00 ae pune Chima Olive Sets st.00 $1.00 to $20.00 | mand_Painted Nel Sen | £1.00 to £25.00 Hand-Painted Jelly ets 4 zi a2 r iy meetings Friday ore ' | A F ur Coat ng on auspices of the 81.00 to $4.00 | FA% Hand-Palnica Frat, Bowie : . Mothers’ Club. It was “Se- Earrings, pair, 7 ~) : . amd —_ = aw nies - $10. 2e@6 6660 6 Ot Gs oe —is the most exclusive gift of all, and here are Pe 3 tainment included numbers by the : Mandolin Club and a motion pic- ® number of gift models—we have to offer— a Monday. ; ¢ ; cis Steu oo The Cloth Ciub held fts regular tout Models 441. to 50% meeting at the home of Mrs Louis Lemgth (imches) 40 to 45 : | avenue, Dec. 1. “One Reason Why Rus- TrrryrTyTyrererprtgTftg} tt}. hep Dae Vee ee wer der agit ’ - Z “ee. a ee +. +s 4 be enti ‘ Virginia Cteel hire Pe 1 ERS RR yo’! wale pemlbic. severe etn ie eer iii ehhh hhh hhh hhh i pi hhh hb bb | SRABAASGAAAAAAAA AA ELBE DS eis Ah ccedlisg wi, ~ , 7 he: > OgdP x nbn | sca Priced ; | sia Collapsed” was given in answer to the roll cali. Two papers were $ 7 to § L 2 read, one, “Peculiar Custems of | Mexicans,” by Mrs J. A Walkins. _and the other, “Reign of Kamhame- Comports, $1.50 _ | se ‘has in Hawaii.” bd a Br paying a deposit we will hold same until "pee “> lanigan. The iil ere ~ Cut Glass Water Sets, ;kreid at the home of Mrs. HJ. $2.50 to $25.00 ~ BE Symons of 3305 Greer avenue. a 9 ) ; —— Cut Giass Bow's £26, | | Crosby s Gray Shop’ | San Suares Gehect Puente $3.00 to $5.00 ers’ Association of the Nationa] Con- | 1019-2] t St s of Mothers, will have a Polly- Locus . r party and Christmas bazar at Salin street, Dec. 18. from 2 one (Ah COO OS , =" & 11 R REET 6D ae a. > ’ . i * ithe « haned> ts Maaanahe biclads wie ctiablaatites cldatens : Ps Sveltline | tained its members with a Bex party etree | rs -, |at the Orpheum Dec. 1. These who pn | attended were Misses Maybell« Boyne, Fay Ansell, Margaret Ed-' cneqqqeeueeeeueneeeeeeeeeennecenseneesnssassesennnnnn nanos VP ew Aas

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‘ SUNDAY. CEMBER 10. 5922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH one Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Comhined by Approximately 40.000 ST IOUS POST-NISPATCH 15 PS ee i ithe Secon anti . ' ; 4g : er Q LEAGUE MEETING Pherson seen ii a5 cong hurch, Mc-| which would serve State institutions, | | —————= , “i — | at which a legislative Ado eae did | Schools and the general public; more ees |) | * 2 Program Probably Will | ably will be adopted. prob- wired Semgeagny industrial care for! . a ) | . SEZZZASS SF it a st“ Be Adopted Friday. Measures the league is eager io| far minded; a State industrial | Zi 4 pitite meeting of the Missouri have enacted by the next abivel ter wl women, and ‘a reformatory | sengue will be held at 8:15 | Assembly provide for the’ creation | ees mi . men. A luncheon meét-| | q © We eetday, in the lecture room of' of a traveling mental hygidne Tinie} been Detiaenan sat Fagg 228, F - = a 4s Se «= ===) IN MURDER CASE aa = = |i -—_—— a | * eiciryonraue LM = sy, Creuit Atforney Saye ‘Kink’ | have bought bifocals ei, a a. | un ai! | 1 TS | Connell, Acquitted of Kill- | ple.are wearing my Bifocal) | EE =" ‘ , >) eo ae ot! | | | ing Charles Vance, Was Ably Assisted by Detec- ey RIO SC ROS ee op iN, a pone vie as ~~ ra a i. : SSS ea. ee eer SO “ a ‘ ° * — ——— , Mga * 4 i * ‘ be ew ue a ve" ee ee ag CORT AS & ; ‘ | > of - Z ¢ : . eg t . 4. j , ° p : | ; - so > e | wi >. * e. $ . e * ob: . = a we. - — es ae —ee eS : ‘ M. on ~ | tives. >» 2 ‘ ] — o “se a4 # - es. | : ’ . . Le " ? j y . n ==> , ii $s. . WA i, = > a oe ’ ro) wae ; | ‘ SEX ¥ 12 Ss | . a rt St EZ : 3 f r } . “sy : . ; J a o~ Pee 4 : TICAL €o. fs) 4 ‘ } : ‘| ae In a letter of protest to President Sy; BEA BARNETT’S ast and St. Charis) | #1 #eR ff | - l;, a | peverpriotig prior Tk Show PY MONDAY SPECIAL ——ee | Pee tlle, - | P * 4 | complained that eitiieenien diate: | Heat Your Home at a Less Cost a RINGS! - Wy | | | | ih | times prejudice the cases of the State. by-Installing the W ell-K nown | , DIAMOND . against criminals by voluntarily ap- ' pearing as witnesses for thé defense. The letter was the result of the V ac appearance Friday of Chief of De- | uum tectives Hoagland, Assistant Chief | in ua Rae || : Choose Now Your | (EI .||| woe acbencuetrcen si Pipeless Furn Eaten in pel Tee ee a i: | ae ace | Christmas « Gifts! , Dak olan Sip oer 9 08 ad it Sie 90° ~. anti live St. ee ee BL Wipe | e | ih | 4) ff} Connell, charged with the murder of | THESE Furnaces will heat an entire home with an ow oe We \ 2 i | eee). Hie te) oom eer. eae eee even temperature, and will consume about a third Bh Ria, | eee | ” ae |] Connell was acquitted by a jury less fuel than the pipe Furnaces of like capacity. — ae es Pe ee a * em Tet he we om ‘ “| ae ip oe dt ple cee ptt eye yieee Oo Re AE nd a ‘ler as witnesses for John (Kink) | when he established an alibi. The . sane of the Sisk, be This make of Vacuum Pipeless Furnace has revolu- | m mt | | Bidener said, by thé Bheemes 66 ton tionized the home-heating problem, giving the greatest Gift or ristmas | I] | eyewitnesses to the shooting and by of satisfaction and comfort. Made in four sizes and That | | | the appearanee of the detectives for can be installed in old or new homes in a day. Lasts the defendant. | a : . OU will choose the Phono- | Re sie Sidener’s Letter to Brockman. Over 25,000 Now in Use | Wear While You Pay, Is the Barnett Way” ge eS —— The text of the Circult-Attorney@ | ; , ‘ Hid =A Bewlidering 3 $i shh tes: graph -best where you CRS letter to the Police Beard follower’ Bi and . pci a ny — display in eur Stove et a4 - —., |i “This week the case of State vs. epartment, Sevent oor, or have our representative have the most to choose from. | ; | “Kink” Connell, charged = with call at your home and help you solve your heating From our complete stock you | ee Toe | murder in the first degree for the problem without any obligation. killing of Charlie Vance, was tried POPULAR 4 44 —? ——— ' will have an opportunity to | rf - ue in Division No. 12, and resulted in Sold on Easy Terms of Payment assortment of an acquittal. The defense was , 29 Years of compare Victrolas in} every 7 i ie | Fi, a) | | ably assisted by some police offi- : ' | Fair Dealing size and style that are now md , a | | (cers, who testified for the defend- TIX, AER & ULLER | Ms” ant, as I understand it, without | PRICED | 8 + " | nt | being made. i 7 af z o re iM | ,any subpena having been issued | GRAND-LEADER a ae for them, and volunteered state-/| jl : a — \ ) ST-DISPATCH is the only St. Lous evening : Pik ah, ifs The influence of music is . bi dy, A al beeen a WR | ments which were entirely incom-| MewWeonn o( ) Ovees newe serving. Articles ‘ | : : Rae petene and not in response to any Suitable f . him | ae i something that every human | BB ee it. an question by the lawyer for the) ul or | | sti : : : | wh PH ity | | defense, and damaging to the state. fa ie | habitation is the better and a mia Gente. ean cu ee Gifts for ; & it a | happier for in! 6 a wa || jii,surprise in this matter, and, while Bs PPe hg | a0 a BL dad ' Hl we were not hopeful of a convic- : ; | | H All Ages. 7. § oe . 4 Easy Terms of Payment , y , | tion because of the absence of two 606-08 W ashington AD. | . See These Wonderful 7 4 (Fourth Floor.) I material witnesses, yet I do protest ‘ ~ y/ | | f against something which has herp- Thru to Sixth St. | a | N Hats in Our Windows j El | pened several times since I have Aa Receivers... .82.75 if %, been Circuit Attorney, where a F | a | ‘policeman appears as a witness for the defense without ever noti- | fying my office that it was their) intention te testify against the mom Our Famous Semi-Annual Millinery Classic—-Clheida of “Irrespective of the fact that the 12S i hts ania >.95 - 4 a | y th | a 1 | G@eceased, Charles Vance, had a nl 5 $5.95 ai. ie on | a _— mii bad record, yet the homicide squad . + te = : : : | | ’ \ | rs a oo yo | (\w@s very active in trying to appre- ° Burke, entirely new, ff | | meow | hend his slayers, and even went so , x * i 5 ) | | ) 4 far as to bring the witnesses over $3.40 iF a | ] | 'to my office and had them make a ure Sets; leather = i | i $37 statement to me. When the case | 6F {* i came to trial that active co-opera- $1 to S18 a 7 tion was lacking. The circuit at- , ; torney’s office has found it difficult y Boxes; children’s; # enough to make cases, especially Positively NOT a Single Exception! Regard- = “J where the gang element predomin- . . i STIX,BAER & FULLER [2208250 es of Cont or Former Selig Price , &. re ¢ siti istic to the ° ° . bags; real pinseal; $7 e : ee ee eee Original Price Tickets on All Hats! f GRAND-LEADER | , Other Complaints Made. “It is not the desire of my office to os - — ~ ~~ a ee Saale A ee en . ee | 4 . . T. . . - ALY Leather Bags; : ) unjustly convict anybody, and the de _fendant is entitled to everything that ced... .$1.45 to $20 a he cam lawfully do tq beat the case, NY but I will gay to vou that I have seen \ e on Velvet Bags; new, & 3 it happen, now, several times where \ Hats Formerly | there seems to ibe some antagonism utiful.$4.00 to $18 | a * between the uniformed policemen + : : fand the detectives, and, while your | . ¢ eg : 5 : | department is doing a wonderfu! lot | Priced $7. 50 to i ee ee ; enue ER 6 RNR terme serene eT Oh ae he ; ; : é 'of good these days and helping my | office greatly in the ferreting out and . “4 | ¢| prosecution of crime, yet I say to you | H there are two things I protest $35 Ch f ' ye against, and that is the custom of : ‘a 2 oice a MOMULOESOEASOOSCES00 00000 ESRATOTOAADALS ULES ./f (UNTAADNAQOAISNOLLUUONOQUSUN00UUU0001N1NN0HINIMIIIINIIIII S°™e Police officers giving ‘out the names of people from whom they get TTT a J TUUDUALUONULOOOOUUUOEADUEETUUUOGAAAAEROUODUOOOOOREUNVEUUTANL formation about certain crimes thus making those people targets for OEPPEETET PETA TUTE A TATA UMEDA TEE nF AUTUUUVAUUUANUNTUNTOUUNTOCUAUEOTEOTESUETETTHTTTTTTE | tne crooks, and the other thing {s that of the matter I am complain- ing of in this letter, and that is the Custom of using by the defense cer- tain police officers to destroy the Any Satin Hat \testimony of witnesses used by the > ‘State, and this being used without hn ee ee any notification to the circult attor- Any Duvetyne Hat | | ney that such ts to fe done.” Any Brocaded Hat - Women‘will instantly recognize this an ‘ance was shot @bhout 6:50 Pp. m., An : . y Fur-Trimmed Hat ey ‘ le |March 20, last, in front ofjhis home, dine Dadmatiie Wes | vent as a Most Extraordinary Oppor , § 2338 Division street, as he was about ae a ee tunity, for the high character of Kline's tt. to enter an automobile with his wife, Any Paisley Hat Hats and the immense stocks always 4 =. ; " mas mobo a ae and a friend, Any Velvet Hat | , carried are familiar to most anyone. ; « iTS. sla yt 4 > 4 “4 r . - : erie Clasps vd Gi t uggestions aa with Venue wi am Any Faille Hat | There are over 1500 Hats to select from, $i | Gold-filled, BOC SR ‘ Mabel Sargent, accused Connell - f any ge ay : every one a Midwinter style. At this a | pair a . From Our the crime. They said that Connel] price, most of them are offered at but Gold Link Buttons, pair. ae pomietygeacgper Borne Be wer Pigeon es grams, | a Fraction of Their Original Cost, By one, : . =e . : Lin Bu je 53.00 | m nd that a few evening and sport | 11 means, Shop Early. Women’s Depar tment | moments later five shes were tired a. | Mrs. Vance and Mrs. Miles are the \~ h e witnesses who did not appear. and 3 Ho 5 . . Any of these articles wil] make ideal -Christinas tbe police were unable to locate $35.00 ats now $ ‘them. Nine persons established the presents. ) | 50 H 5 ‘alib! for Connelli testifying that he : $32. ats now $ \was in a picture show, six blocks Silk Hosiery Sport Hosiery away, at about the time the murder ; } ~ ‘ $25.00 Hats now $5 ; : te > wag committed. &, Silk-and-Wool Hosiery | Testimony of Detectéves. RAM i a ) $22.50 Hats now $5 ; if | Hoagland. Walton and Sheller were en tL SPR Pe Pe. ° Silk Sweaters : W oo! Sweatces ‘summoned+by the defense ee aael } 2 ER girs aon f » “he § x » D = ; r Mrs. Sargent’s testimouy .that Con- ES? ene | Motor W raps Sport Coats and Hats | ‘nell had remarked in their co car é or: | ; $19.75 Hats now $5 ainted ’ ~ ‘that no witnesses would appear) - ‘ 4 nt Novelty Handbags, Etc. ‘against him. On cross-examination | a, | aN $17.50 Hats now $5 ment Sets, $1 to $2.50 , & ad 'these officers could not recall that | ok ieee 38 ’ : Nickel, Silver ana Sr @ a | leither Mrs. Vance. Mrs. Miles or Mrs. e ms ~ . $15.00 Hats now $5 ling Silver Liaver Zeek ; ai iSargent had stated at police headquar- ~~, . $4.00 ; ; ters that Connell had kil'ed Vance, aaa : $12 50 H t $5 ten’s Tie Racks : | but Hoagtand volunteered the infor-7) ” ats now- 750 te $1.00 > . imation that he had had Nance in- | ‘ : | . ‘dicted for a bank roebhery. which - 4 ; $10.00 Hats now $5 —_ . | 'Sidener has said tended to show that \ | ® | Olive at Eighth | ‘the dead man had been a@ desperate | \ . + | : “ $ 7.50 Hats now $5 : ; ~ ~ one . see a ~ fete ee - ott A TS ay ER een Rg Re RE mY ER NIRS ie RNIN my me no ‘ y elm aaa : 7 natn a ~ tlle seme vo charatter: | | , Hoagiand. Walton and Sheliler ax. | fp P Members of the Retailers’ Railroad Refund Apeociation plained that they had been notifiet | a : ~ Sy N to attend the trial ang had patu- | ALI SALES FINAL + yy stn. deedtte. a satibeaiies ae eT HUESUANALNANONUUNOTEYTUDEPNDEDL AUAPOOEOEOUODODESEOUOVOODEDOOUODOOESOOOUUFUOEDOOUOSEOONOODEAOUOEOOOOOOESAODOQOOOOODEDSOOO ED EDO EA EEOT ome assumed thet it wus ts the Une | No Exchanges, | os on oe of Auty for them to 46 #. No Refunds. MUU n sayy st eyddynNHVUHHVEEQUUHOEUYOEOUUSOESQOOQUOOOROOUOD SROUEUOEOEOO AUTOS AA SH AHHTTTT comers ts metme era for trian, to-| morrow ona charge of larceny from TTT LLL LLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL oD ~ outta | ee 2

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¥. nad 192° _———— ——-— e TDAT a of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the Times Combined. DECEMBES 3 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation es: peste o* , — - - men who broke jal] at Clayton, Sn en an SR EN SSS ge pape UE SENTEE OF 6. V. PARE men wos rar 2 “at CEMMia ms) ST. LOUIS DOCTOR an = Peleg as aan ; . an 7 " ete : f as . aie by Fo ¢ the University a ‘nnsyi- lis Millard were con- epr — ELD ae and Wil , me | be sent 1 FOR CONREY KILLING, UPH Aaa tthe mee of Deputy gel Child's New Sixth and Franklin ‘ . ° ~“ . ' ri_> 7 A & 4 * > ‘ ‘ : 4 “er i ies : :, , ; oe ~ eN ; oe) hile eeane S. Conrery ton, ¢% . = Sais c yurerecn [To , i s4éa a ' . , saat ” “@# Foie —_ > a* Cc ay. “ vw mom in Country. Ae weg vay ah +. aie ~ * : y : ‘ha , Oct. 15, However. shal -eorg Vv aft TF @ tim The officer were The life sentence of George ‘*‘ at the same = ec 3 ; 4 a} when they accosted Parr, Mi!- - an’ — ea = ——i er was Armed ; eg. ‘a » ; e Parr for murder . ar4 and a third man in an auto- ~~ 7 , ‘ ~+: ae Presented as ; 3 : Bs . etehe chil i . : = . =* ~ ; ‘ ws bs — — - . R . en ‘ tercay DY the Stace oup- e+e ” ™ +} and aceac them under arrest. . _ x ‘ > ( } : ee . +} — 2 : 7 3 ma of six State's evid a silk Hosiery Black. brown, white and all the new Fa!! colerg, ” . , | “1 adies’ Seamless. Lace” > “Ladies’ Nove h . | MFORT T 4 m ) Formerly “IRWINS” (“Close OUT! )} | [QQ] ese ™ SP Sat CLOSE OUT! a | 4 “Ne Seams” rubber irs ‘plat | hildren’s to bind the feet: glove toes: for strle a a @ $18 Dresses Cc kid. hand-turned soles.) comfort cannot be , rubber heels, styiian. , $15 Dresses COATS comfortable equaled. Sizes 3 to 9. Sizes 3 to § $10 Dresses ) V4 Contes: OUR PRICE, OUR PRICE. es ct one : Tricotines and Poirets Ai collars. 7} ginals of caricatures of S4 85 At e | “Ladies” Warm Show i “Baby h ae om fut “ : |=. PLAIN TOE ONLY - tail 3 Author of Text Books ; ; . WITH cnet en ene P| _) 509 WASHINGTON AVE. | , | ES ee OC effect, because he was 01 —_ i er ee a | a 7 Be BY vs — OT DEE ont ‘ ined or felt tops; { An ideal ae ~ When a Coat manufacturer has Coats to sell and wants to turn them quickly into money, with leather soles } ffiends; red or - . If th — vamps: fexibie — feit. daintily - he knows where to go—he calls at our New York office and states his case. e soles and rubber- | fur trimmeds (im heels. Al si th rib Coats are the right kind and his price low enough, he gets our-money and we get ‘his Coats. —— Abe. 1 oe eee BO The enormous Coat business we are doing is sufficient evidence of our values. TH STYLES ce. Sizes 1 to 5 $3.00 — 7 . New Purchase, 1600 Fur-Trimmed § | i3SSaiac aa = eg ae - ane : .& HAS Felt mpranece PADDED ELK Sol i : oe Gift Certificates Issued to Any Amouni ae ay NN — a — . = — Reastitel snates | Nothing E the | aes Finenovley, Cora! Reet: FOR XMAS—GIVE ribbon at Bae any = Brandt’s Better Grade Amas Slippers gr a y wsF ~~ n, er n, maroo _ pu b! Suggestion—Check Your List From This and Make Selection EARLY! Hie or nary Suede Boudoirs — NEWEST Slip- +a ORC Red, only. pers for Amas / =_— Rose S j 95 — 2 chert abr . ” : " nats at ae aero Y ‘ we: oh ae K Tet fa el eh Lier of SI bs (tay - Bees: ’ . ap ee te Bee eae. ae ‘ ‘ ‘ ae oe Sa es a esr i. ot . Soe sega emer: SRA fe etping, Ay REE Ree ie | MER Per me Hci EERE 3s iS a Cae Ie OU eS sia: 7 ROMS a outa Me Tn why eee eae ee an: we ¥ SOR TSS aoe oP a fos ea ee oe pe ee ee ry " anh y pe 8 toa t ee Sl Ae eae x 9 * Lom ; ‘ F ae 5 eee PERE RS RS. Be ort Oo splosiigae Fs $e 3 hes ga ae ha Se va . - : on . mr > al * ‘> s : 2 Rm aioe nd * . ” aL eo eee 7 ae s F ri P oF. . : Po 5a aes AY A ae i .. ce oh, Pw ies wih . TPO Bi AT. Sin . boy 4 $ 4 7 r. ee a - ——) 7. 5 wr’ ‘2 eae - . : r . hs 4 i kan 4 i ‘ i SRT ERIE is IRR ERT RG Pane aan Lae altel aR a it Bi Be ADRs Men eapiatiny 8 bet = Si : : ne. | * vf oe Tr oni Sim a ‘ A : 7 my * : / > ‘ i re th Liv 4 ac ’ a titi i i i hn ee MATERIALS! “Men’s Hy-Lo Slippers” When you see oar} Arabella COMFY OR LEATHER SOLES Lustrosa Coat Floor : Cordulose ; > Comfys, the high- always crowded | Gerona AN eS ee eS ot eee with customers, Panvelaine | sine tis tabeehan a: - ; with le >les footweal!: - ii reflects well Poliyanna | . Bh ef eae ee on the store, Normandy : : ray *) Soles. Brown, Ox- V “ > bre in ford grayoa * becamse women eldyn “Vel | +— whe Rich a. “1 Pee know where ¥ Thibet it - 2a BEAU TIFUL : / OF # 3 4 ae ae \ ‘ the best values Bolivia “LSD sehen — trim- Hii, -. a a Se are to be found Cheviots : 7 “ES $1 45 45 oo) TP aa RR 3 Plaid Backs Men’s Nallifiers and Everetll ty ona ave = , ‘ 2 f antony ar Vy = an cotors 1.25 ~ >see 8 aU ite, Sesh et ( With F ay 5c HAND TURNED AND i ur t-.ollaTs be ph a ps IBLE S0Lns ft c : 3 Some With Cufts a Xmas soe, Re. — 9 “4 . “ , t. Beg 5) ~~ = % o_o | wide variety Fine Ouilted & Satin Boudoirs ES SS SS5. of 3 Extra Special | ie oe . ee Bo Manchurian Wolf Copen Biue | = 4 Fitch Caracul Old Rose : 2 . . _ wl ! Fine Beaverette mach: . Sean RERRRRREREE mnachine-sewed soles..... merican Beauty ae . : Saunrrel | Boys’ Felt Slippers: le Biack , oe — . qguirre rs Purp =% Ras leather soles se — " ae ae an as £ » = 2 t ~. a ea } : ? ; ee yen] ; ? F ¢ ys ki are eho elie ais ~ ax aA ahiaed ta v FB A eae ae al Pea ss “ : > i liana oa ia 9. Sa | Mh “a oh Fos) aaa Wh See s . BP a A on ae aie ‘ mn . 4 aes ae te i Pee 2 a ~e a ee a ’ oes : AE oe iis i ° # hi 104) ‘ ah 2 ee dea ean. em Be o> ’ RFE OLE oie ali ee Golden Beaver Fox “he weve. //— Some Coats worth $100.... De Luxe Mules & D’Orsays & Lice Then # //@ Some Coats worth $ 85 Delightful Gifts—Featured at $3.75 and $4 Ss a | Some Coats worth $ 15. — ; ost ! ) | S ¥ , i | ome Coats w Children’s Picture Bootees ] 3. 85 ie: ar. Coat s _ Darling Little Felt Cavaliers, red or we. $ 1 $ ) | | Ome -OGIS WO he ee 4 Y ' Some Coats worth $ 20 $ | with story book decorations... mg? & ! * Waste No Time Looking Around Him Genuine Comfort 24. 'o5) ‘Come Right Here and Choose $3 33 50 § 4 Values to $69.50 Y ome Coat From the Largest Just what he wants, these Brandt's " | Stock in St. Louis ——- a high-grade : : ; . eras, veretts and Romeos. _Old Ch | SS Wear well; solid comfort. COSTS ENTIRELY FORGOT | EW! €ista > = Tu: lik et randimother had. Myr ni \. Warm lined Felt Everetts.$2.00 3 rriewas will think it ie am heisieoms ‘+ on ae Trav'g meen $2.50 ar 4 . Slashing Prices on All Moderate Prices. se $4 FUR y 0 Zo 35 Se “4 | * \e : * Suggestions er A C O A T rs Mole Plash Coats ) We Rave spared 70 es (50 STYLES | @ atone sont oes * Puemeasiic Women's a f y $39. 58 Cones Far Coats die $23 Broadcloth Plash | to Choose From tne. and unique selection of ~~ .E LS $69.50 N amen" acaae. — HOSE are © ~ at. Rabbit Coats. $39 Near-Seal Plush ‘Gna. ‘Trays ..af Objets dvaAr e Pri ta eee ee S95 Black Sealine Coats. . $49 . | Indwiduail Xmas Boxes FREE! 4 . oe stdin ts 1 S195 iii: $135 Squirrelette Cente. seq - - ‘BatfinSeal Plash | Made to Sell China dy restore ced lisle tops; | S28 $150 Marmot Coats .......$75 Salt’s Silk Plash Glassware rp 1 Jie ine. $195 Beaver Trmd. Coats. . . $95 | . Se I eS BE EME oe ge ; , ¢ Ps $ 7 . « ' AQ e : =f f 4 =? 4 $ A ¥ K 4 ® 2 pi ‘ ¥ - a % : . mh - 3 ers % . 7 a J OR 4 y ' = > ey i 9o¥ vr . a > fo " s ¥ = - iz ‘ 5 % e . > x } : * 3% eke 1 7 Ss Be . 2 & 3 ; a 7 =" s y = a4 - . 34 - 7 : 3 eas. & F a 3 ee : : & Be, 3 : % é * 4 3 . ° 3 x 4 rf : f] 2 3 4 a 54 ; 4 i - . 2 oe = : - , 4 y 8 4a ~ » o ee pe ’ Ni ST aes é See 2 ‘ 4 e te >i ‘ ¥ Sak a | pe ee 3 oe = res Se th wv. b q + - ee Raa ' . coe - & Bo te Yas ’ Sie ee. ers ow 2 ~ ee od cm > - Qe EF > = t a. : 3 % : ’ i . ¥ ‘ 2X rs © rn a a F i . 1 rf [ee *. a: oy % ¢ z 4 ” a 3 = * B Z : - , + i * a . ee re: Lr sail Ne > * 2 » & # : es as : > : Zz Py 4 5 > . a Bin > ez Ly - % ip é * ™ 4 “4 - . se ‘ ~*~ . > Ss rs : & £, ¥ = “ & Ey é ; ’ z HH 7 ¢ J pairs for $5.65 “ LA ‘ " ee De Luxe Silk. Chiffon and Clock- ro. -_- 4 | a? $275 Squirrel Trmd. Coats .$129 ? : ee select azsort- a i Gps of AUT ii i pa 40-inch Genmine Marminks.. $95 ~ 7 | — | Brandt's finest, at : o~ » Pairs for $7 6s y, meee PS RE $195 Crwet Cat Coats “ Silverware ; + het ) : . i ‘ y ; ’ 2 = , ; ~ | i . ; £ : »= ; ‘ : , ’ wt} . : i arty Slip pe rs - ' : we . ° th 4 . We feel repal@ for e %e a ‘ perfu: to ¢t eur effert if we mary Especially planned presentation 5 ) ~ , 0. AES ee? . Bave the pleasure of of the latest Footwear fash- . ris 1%? f , Ts showing you our iires a) te" 72-inch Brown Far Stoles at... . .$20.00 SS WY z “2 4, | Dolls PROMPT MAIL OR RVICE. : a ; | S i ; f : ) See nae OOneR SERVICE ee 72 inch Jap Mink Far Stoles. — ee lS - | Our Doll Department i showing’ large see Beautifal Fur Capes, 20*tails. . . .$23.0¢ eee Sb YE ee a a ae wel : 30-inch Jap Mink Capes at... . . .$65.06 —o. SS 7 Fall-length fine Fur Wraps... . .$75.00 (iene BM ees es obareare /2-inch Eastern Mink Stoles... . .$85.00 [am | int) Me ge G ASS . : po eS) TY a OMB | | | 1121-1125 OLIVE st = 3 b ; 2 #, * he 7 4 a@ 4 oa P|? i 3 > é See aR REP Fe gas pias Sr Cae ai+ nae AS’ nS Seah. RNS. wegepaplewnlbess 4 hy MEAS shy a A het «+e iinet eas eee v ew 3 7%. Sp orf

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@UNDAY. oo DECEMBER 10, 199 > oe) " — 4. 3 a iret Sport Prepaid 5 () My C3 oats ms ~~ Special Full-Fashioned Le Thread Silk Hose , @e new Fall colors. . > ae dies’ Nurse Shoes” R HOME OR STREET t vic! kid; heavy - turned soles: r heels; plain for style an @ ort. cannot be led. Sizes 3 to 9 PRICE, 00 — ‘Baby Nullifiers” , WITH SOFT SOLES ideal presex.t for your baby: ds; red or felt, daintily trimmed; ribbon ties; lar $1.00 val- zes 1 to 5 Te . , F 4 ild’s Felt Bootées” © PADDED ELK SOLBS 4 gE pleases the little ‘nes than these beautiful Bootees; ¥ red felt with 5 rhymes llar. | 4 ‘' 98c ni... 98C n’s Comfy Slippers” ‘SPECIALLY PRICED - niel Green fys, the high- gerade of tiful felt eal; pad- “elk cushion Brown, Ox- d grayor p.... 71.50 FREE HOLLY BOXES AND i “will ap- . ct from a £ fine black d Everetts Bg gg NN Sh 3. Hal te Naar ipo WAS a: os MO seg 4 = > “a = ' & yyy WH lsea ther had. My heirloom. ' Tate Prices. ‘ : ' ONS Glass Mayon- - naise Sets ; , ° Brea no Mi llow: pw ith to pro- colored gias® a large spoon. ; ection of $2.00 to $3.50 ’Art assort- re Jar aia for 1¢ inches. hish- = may Black trimmed asure of me” 34 jedeos our iines. id ing a large selection of Dolls—at very ICES _ Happy Thought Luster China: aj value The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH ~’one Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. peat =e 4) CONTINUATION OF more. Sugar and Bea | 1-CENT CARFARE 7 as Speciai— ‘ Per Ib . | Rock Mixed. -- 5 1B Authority of U. R. to Charge y Mines. ‘ali cream... 240 Present Rate, Based on Seka RT ; fant Fike Cocoanut ond” ) $50,000,000 Valuation, | Geass 008 Lemos Sco tc | Expires Dec. 31. apace "(fambo). Ses ee LGe : mapestch Mhized ee? om e The city has determined to oppose |,, Mints, satin finish.... 130 the application of the United Rail- | w Jack ree 8? Sage | ways for permission to continue to. ; SE a | icharge 7 cents as street care fare! a “pew and fresh. cs . stale. C e -cent fare’ ; Per Ib will expire on Dec. 31. The company | Jumbo, roasted..... +m has made application to be permitted | | RPO ae to continue that rate until the Public | —goft shell ...-.--- to #iService Commission completes its | ahetl pines CAL aluation of its property. The city | id all new ..+------- >> aan wants the rate reduced. City offi- | — Pee + cials believe the valuation will not eed 1 be completed before $90 days and the iper pkg.).....16¢ i-cent fare is based upon a valua- Se 2te tion of $50,000,000. The company | Figs imported.-..----1*¢ Hi) now is asking for a $70,000,000 valu- | , “pecleaned Ep Toe lfc ji ation. petels .-..--625>- The chief attack of the city will » eae " sBe be upon an allowance of $1,500,000 | Okg;..--+---- -l6e which the company now is per- | epee ee es's ee a mitted to set aside as a depreciation | and ee Per ee Fh ireserve. That is a greater sum than eo P commonly allowed public utilities | enged, pke.....---- Ile Biand the commission, admitting that Such Condensed, pkg... . 2c fact, had declared that it is permit- nore’: o-1b A ing the company to re-establish its. } BAH, CON..-.--.----- - hysical condition, which deterior- | pace Eee ataripoes. ai ‘ated during years in which the earn- Rs anette | ings were insufficient to provide de Pacanetes Cora! Reef; 940 Mj preciation reserves The city de- raiian' No Randle am ne | lares that the sum for depreciation, gh4 pour pitted Red 20¢ should, not exceed $1,000,000 a year | ; No. 2-size re ee and that the company is charging ex- fete Bie Hain Gone Igy | Denciiwre® 0 depreciation, "which dene Peas: Pilot brani; A chart baséd upon earnings has sweet and tender; 18s been prepared by the city, purporting : lesoe-Vole. California ‘oO show that profits per passenger | te spears; t ‘arried have begun to ascend while | Dn sanity: oxtre operating costs per passenger have | . % size can; 5 acto meg table ae ae ora — See « profit for e last e mon 2) ; Dr Price's: 12-02 1920, during which sag mapte rao was . 16-02, 20¢; hi ; ERT agi sharged, was 1.11‘cents per passen- ; extra large; 34° |#tr, and it operating cost 5.80 Weas! Flour me ee : SS aingee per passenger. Similar figures RR 90- ' Or 1921 were .964 cent profit and | more pe eeeees w ‘See f| £.94 cost, dnd through October, 1922, yy Malt issep: : 45¢ 1.056 cents profit and 5.84 cents cost. SAR es . —_— - ee: ee B) Retired Sheriff Dies. : ict: emia. BENTON, Ill., Dec. 9.—Robert §. can — ate bape Watkins, who retired Dec. 4 as Sher- Apple Cider; 5¢ iff of Franklin County, died at his) a: jell country home, southeast of Benton, | last night. Pe 4 A 34: =e : c ts i. Gifts Reker’ 8 has always enjoyed an i Feputation for the qual- @* 288 merchandise. You may we that any Gifts B kets ere will be of the Make, ed fresh and clean, and @ & reasonable price. Bottles, Lunch Kits, ~veters for registering the ; j = oo a Flash- lights, 2 eplacement Bat- ‘Meties and Lamps; Pocket Wrist Com- Microscopes, Stered- and Safety Razors. aut these would prove . Scceptable Gift and y useful. 608 Olive—Two Stores—511 N. Grand 2 _, | Oculies’ Presertptions « Specialty ee ee ee CITY TO OPPOSE a . Just Arrived—Our 1922 Crop Holiday Nuts—Guaranteed All New Stock We are expert coffee blenders and can blend te suit your individual taste. 2% pounds Cousins’ Very Rest Coffee 3100 | 3% pounds Success Coffee. $1.00 3 pourd« Freach Blend Coffee Us Ganviies SUGAR 1. | WITH $1.00 DKRDER OTHER GOODS. WE KNOW—WE KNOW—COFFEE Give us a trial, ee FS Russian Caravan Tea a Peanrt Hatter, fresh made to drde 2% pound: half vaernd. Loc. HEADQUARTERS FOR 1922 CROP NUTS—ALL KINDS ; paar | | | | Floor Lamp B8-light, new. continuous type, Regular $42.50 = value. Polychrome base, fine all- EMPIRE ATTRACTIONS CURLING IRON ee Special... . $1.75 Fruily guaranteed Polychrome Boudoir Lamp Spectal $3.95 ) “MAZDA"’ XMAS TREE pecial Special. . $1.90 Value silk cord. holly boxes $29.75 shade. Come to the “EMPIRE” Electric Co. HIGH. Waffle Iron 408 N. Seventh Large size, 12x15; We Will Save You $12.00 value. $8.95 has 3-heat switch; Money on Anything the best, on the “Electrical” Makes full-size waffies. Fully [market; fully guar- ) guaranteed” anteed. _ ——— or oe a Pere A Small Deposit Will Hold q Any Than Market Purchase for Xmas yh Si in a Gt IEEE Ree MD BERS FR Ie i on . ’ i = I ne Ey a. | . wie a3 “i hd ; =) we G Chains“ $2.50 0 $8.75 | wedding Rings $67.50 to $200 Link futons $2.50 10 $12.50 | Bracelet Waiches— $100 to $350 Diamond set Onyx Rings «$10,500 $35] Bar Pins $75 to $1075 Men's Watches—$10.50 t0 $37.50 | Bracelets «ss $75 to $1750 Phones Bracelet’ Watches $12.50 0 $89.75] Rings Ss $50 to $1800 Centra! 2306 Main 755? The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. in Business ‘ 60 Years WALKER’S 213 N. 7th St. JEWELRY ,.AND LOAN CO. al Ee ee _ - ~ a eee eS — ¢ Me he , , i ‘ : , ‘ i i i i i ‘ departments, a quire Pay 2 2 Per Week Start in Jan. This Beautiful Player Piano This is our most popular Christmas special, has fine player action, in handsomely matched mahogany case —this Player is a product of one of America’s leading Piano manufac- turers. We include free bench to match, library of latest music rolls and free delivery within radius of100 miles. we We have assem bied here. from our various sentative selectién the special values which we have created for Christmas trade. For the benefit of those who may not be famii- lar with Lehman's lib- eral policy, we cheer- fully trade in any old Pianos or Phonographs on Christmas pur- chases and we re- Nothing Down Lehman’s has iong Next Year been many as headquarters ords and Player Rolls. We hav’ a complete selection of both and of specia] note are the “"Q RS Rolls in Gift Boxes In addition to our well-stocked popular Piano and Player-Piano De- partments we display an imposing selection of musical instruments and musical toys of all kinds. You will find our prices a bit more reason- able than those in the average store. &, and full-sized Violins; complette with bow and .case; priced up from We Have Many Attractive Bargains in Renewed Pianos Suitable for Xmas All of our used, traded-in Pianos and Players have been carefully overhauled, refinished and tuned. Many look like new, all play like new, and at the prices we have marked the mthey will sell quickly. Well-known and popular makes such as Mason & Hamlin } Chase Bros. Kimball Henry F. Miller Gabler $65 UP. AS LOW AS $1.00 PER WEEK ——— ee ro eee ee ee as . mia LE “~ LEHMAN’S looked to by Phonograph Kec- LEHMAN VIOLIN OUTFIT special Christmas price *,* > SAXOPHONES ing instrument makers in the U... &. December special .......---+++++++55 Sold on Easy Terms made, mellow-toned; of good tone.. priced upwards from.....----+-++:: musical gifts at Lehman’s. Every Lehman sale car- ries with it our guar- tee of absolute sati«- fartion. A Fine Reproducing Piano t ntion the name of this $ es sn None it would instantly be 4 recognized as one of the leading makes. A great opportunity to obtain the very highest type of Reproducing Piano at but.....--ccssessesssseee8' HMAN PIANO Lehman Corner, 1101 Olive Street . ons Sekt esse se 2S Purchases Made.Now Delivered Just Before Christmas If Desired. eee ‘ ‘ ‘ f is 7 ¢ ' , , , A beautifully finished, sweet-toned Violin, with fine horsehair bow and durable imitation leather case— An Exquisite Grand C Melody, silver plated, gold bell, $ pearl keys. Made by one of the lead- 1 25 Ukulele — December special—well $1.95 Banjos— Several excellent makes, $7 50 r We have a limited quantity of lete Drum Outfits—these_ are 45 00 Sn esies Drums, priced up from $ e Cornets, Trombones, Mandolins, Guitars and other instruments and Musical Toys, be sold at several hundred dollars more than this Christmas price. ‘ ‘ t t ' , , * Tm BRUNSWICK Phonographs and Records MUSICAL ° TOYS ent aeearacesavtt } > > ; * 3 o ~ tne [Foe bee NTaM soe FrihecrnBuiten dh sa chseitb sated nell ’ atten meted in & This Handsome Upright Piano Here is another of our great Christ- mas values—a beautifully finished Upright Piano, mahogany, case—a very unusual value, and wé include free Bench to match, and delivery within a radius of 100 miles...... Terms—$2 Per Week (Start in January) *540 these very. popular small- ' T | sized Grands. Made by one of the leading $3 manufacturers and originally intended to Per Week all priced much lower than usual. Buy Come in and Hear These Superb Instruments MEHLIN MATUCHAK SCHULZ Any Many Other Well-Known Makes All the new Phonograph Records of Brunswick, Columbia and Okeh. 0. Te. lL. Bet. Olive and Pine oT a, tee pe v4 ie ™ wg tet 3 eM atee gee hg / igi gated ce Brett Rs TE ik,” ee sessilis ’ ~ = ~ “er “ ia y' a ys Aas 6 rN Sadie » on 3 — ™ . 7 ae teary er pele AP Agee ay + LIRVAVTRERVAVAVRVAGAGABVNVNAT sENEAE AEE NEE NENE AES AEE EAT AEE ASE RENRENENENE EEE Pa .

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a = > Z — , : 1 RNR polit r he's br = 7 a Fah eet rh Sy oe ee ' es a at - « - ? ee ra ae le ’ _ és ‘a ae a P ths ; Peay 8 : wie My i hala fa ae os The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH lone Approximately Equals that of the "ailv Globe-Democrat and the Times | Combined. DECEMBER 3 * ms : NEATH SENTENCE (IF jetinen ‘ene “The 0a " se POSTOFFICE ROBBERS ROUTED ae Peng espana tigen? Phe cuore, . 5 a ms ae © PY Tea ge: oe "4 eter [at sens tet semayeler = o> RoER ASE ws 74 @ren's Shoes Re- undertook the grewsome task of open a safe in the postoffice at duced. 507 Washincton Ave " the Madison. IIL. at 4 a m. yesterda Lunchesn : tm Aare a ; IT? as ati a Ti. a be» - - s .. — r y. : - slaying the deceased. He became : . New Congregation to Be Formed. Specials ow a In Years resf and only hired assassin of Eugene Hayes and were detected by Frank Smith, a = | ( 16 our’ fi P hasdirig POR Rhee IE watchman, tn the Madison business The trustees of St. Louis Presby it ing Chicka Jam Ww for Kill- jistrict, who put them to flight by tery will meet this afternoon in the Orn fritters. _ -A4 ty Han 4 wt . s sd = One cther man is under sentence **™ — ) Second ing ndrew Deck—New of @eath, pending appeal, a fourth “ 5 X > a 7 id ~? ~ - Bi W. & Trial for Fucene Haves received a life sentence and two the robbers was heard to cry out in’ to form a new Presbyterian congre ig ee ir Eugene mayes. pain. gation from the mission Sunday Luncheon 11 ts 3 others were twice tried for slaying . E Presenting The safe contained about $2000 {n school of which the Rev. W. D. ¥2- rom o~ te 8& James Seward of St. Louis, the stance. Seward its to be hanged stamps. ; niin a .é, “ee ' i, wiht eS Ta iid Deck, with a hung jury in each in- ag i+ The combination had been ter has ben pastor for the iast ri hammered off when Smith passed | morths. “hired assassin” who killed Andrew Deck at Herculaneum, Mo., Feb is to have a ne te Supreme Court “ 7, ' . Ld és My : eck Was the result enterprise Deck in ™ . i- >» aaa 2uUSiINn2z ety ae ot seller * J Archer's Orient - Night, and Cor With Lynn F ee / : " — Se Age goes sone pears at the Shub dess,” a melodram British critic and trans. the Rajah of Rukh. Mr Hamilton, Paganini ane p | a. ° rT ly a Y ‘/] $6 and $7.50 Values Men's House Slippers In this remarkably low- — > u will be . . . . : We have a wonderful assortment priced _aejpane. sh gol sompom Felts with padded chrom: of men’s House Slippers in Ro- | found our smart season- [7 op ee. cane and solid a b! ¢ * sil the icatner soies; two-tone ana soil meo, Everett and Hilo styles— ]| ad:c¢ ee Sie } effect in Oxford, gray, brown or black leather with fex- | wanted materials, black 13 eam Come om ; 3 blac! tin tan pe, old rose, brown, Copen and ee semtmer Goles. Also a few | Suede, Slack sa” 1] Removal Sale Daniel Green Comfy Felts—Re- | calf. patent ‘eather, ial | moval Sale price, black kid and brown kid ae : ju ; picturesque portraits, li = “tine best styles, in- oe Ss | The Irt instructs the fury tha : aoe = & ve + in Molnar’s “T . ve if you shall find from the evidence . . - oa :. & chased and resold br th : The first theatrical we spired by that modern phenomenon, the “colyw rire tonight at the Ame g comedy entitied “Dulc Connelly and George 5. whose later farce, “To | We Still Have All Sn el t lane . sib cotta =" rs “ bs , 3 : - r : ’ ee i ready been pres Sizies and Widtks 3 ‘ ge Os ae See ee: ea Sal ey 4) “S has a! y B : : ; add aa: is the conve: i & “Duicy.” had her >irth in Every Style © etc ieee : mene S . Sia | ction. , 7¥ . i ging Tower of Franklin ning t! ewar ae who, by the way, seems | Gifts for the home—beautiful work by American, Belgian, French and TPs tuped =Dulcinea ~Del T Italian craftsmen, of which the numerous small turnishments, serving a —', pega useful purpose and pleasingly decorative, offer many suggestions for espe- : 2 * « chatterer of bromid! : : “¢ . “7° > Mises Lynn Font: cially acceptable gitts. The moderate prices prevailing throughout the | i i. ae of San store will also add to the interest cf your visit here. ? A ated the mame-roll and —, Women’s House Slippers | sez Stead pms tains GE oO Ss ~_ ee b | wes : } SS — : a . Pretty ribbon-trimmed and fluffy ae _--s MK , P . / ” . Ruling Court Erred. he Supreme Court cm it ag ‘ tien St , cy Re Ma ema! oe ne served mew ae eo en . a bien +.) hee ee sar Oy he, ORISA Soper ' _ ' . ty aes a. ew ce 4 m Pia adie. 4 bed 4 ; 3 ¢ 3 j . ae . a 7 . ; ° - A PE? tert bs 2 ey fu. one a pas oe - . Be Ne P , , . 4 “The Green Godd nest of three $35 Pe 5a eee . T owarps the end o tab] ; ; a | si Archer made a tour po eeemety 6 ye 4th ene ae) a a aes : pieres Pp Phy Bias. ue 64 ae Pt ee caitiaee jh ; Bs = 2 FPR rok kt gill aaa ls eee pe ¥ Beg = he Da: RTM sol ee . ," 5 ee? Ae ce tee NY — i Cd ge * “ai oe a Siitvhies dite ee ” ROLE LION CA A. Willink Maan eh . -* We also show a full line of the regu- ~ here oniy a week, with x Mahogany End : 7) 5 lar style Cedar Cheate Plain and = Werinesday and Saturday. copper trimmed. rked at special _— The chief character, 1 rneormarch, ts a potentate ¥ veneer of civilization «4 cruelty of an Oriental so M b W, ~ ~S = =e to the hands of this dan artiha ashington a : Stall three English travel =) ~~ - ee ' a ee aeeey ane and conv § . T, bl SS ae them charming wom me... ewing aovie 5: a+ Fe : eS | very moment when the B C oe - “ : Se ae ae _ it ts executing th owan make; useful, decora- subfects for political intr tive; solid mahog- cen! — 7 “> to avenge thr QNY... cece cceseses s . “pen his captives, and «a s _- - cure from outside interfer T, ; - retreat in the Himalayas _ $s Re | ins, removed from Eng! . : | Sy three weeks of travel Of captivating beauty. Our | charted paths. assortments of fine Table . Mr. Ariiss has surround Scarfs will be! found of ab- via an unusual cast. & : . : woman, Elizabeth Risdon, Tour 2 , sorbing interest. ; i “t» Amerie tr Geasnaiial In a variety of materials—tafieta. ; j%°® play Fanny in “Fans velvet, damask. The preferred have | miay.” Frederick Lioyd ¢ silk fringes and are given an add:- : part of Johnny Tarleton & wonal artistic touch by graceful gilx he. > | we ae ° ¢ n of this presentatio=. 7 | oF Morris W. Ankrum. Ve aims, Roy Van Allen and? with Tray y 7 : ~ — seas ” LAr 1OUs the addition of even a single Rug would be cordially appreciated. In the : , sere i a rich capil : Thom Dulceyr’s hushand i , | smaller sizes we show quite a number of designs and colorin gs in Domestic ; et through a big busin and Oriental Rugs which would make wonderful gifts. In every instance a p There ts a rapturous neal the prices are extremely reasonable. 7 | ted at Ge ! | “@ughter of the capit - ‘Gathes motion pictures. »-4Usibie young rich man Port. who plars the plane | to be am escaped tun ‘y's butler % an ex-conric “wappears with a peart. Duley tnfitets the most “S?7e em ber guests by WTAE A tek RO: Dae: sha we aD h + *

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BUNDAY., CEMBER 10, 1999. TEA —— uite the nicest place a Luncheon Specials for Fried Spring Chicken " J with Corn Fritters. Oe Z Roast Loin of Pork ; with Apple Sauce... Luncheon 11 to 3—56¢ i 3p. : » Be rom P hg Pn - D. Mew" ee ® oy ~ Cd 7 e* e / PS,-4 So © 7 de e ; o F H ’ ; - Vk see cedar E $65 e of the regu- . Plain and d at special uty. Our fine Table found of ab- | terials—ta ffeta te preferred have e given an addi- by graceful silk mge from $4 to m of the com- tatios. ~ 4 with an unusual cast. > Woman, Elizabeth Pisdon, -" Hae ~~ = Lor, ah “wy Eas oe ie a Pie one r Es SS 4 Sige oe, o >) 3 = oa ea? S * ce eae Fant FOUR. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1922 PAGES 1—14 | The Green Goddess,” | With Arliss; “Duley,” ueen of the Bromide - bach s Oriental Melodrama Opens Tomorrow Ni ht, and Comedy of Modern Mrs. Malaprop, ith Lynn Fontanne, Begins This Evening. BORGE ARLISS, 4 Se it SS & gla’ one of the foremost English-speaking actors, pat the Shubert-Jefferson tomorrow night in “The Green God- a melodrama of the Orient, by William Archer, eritic and translator of Ibsen and Maeterlinck. Rajah of Rukh, Mr. Arliss turns from historical characters such as —— Paganini and Disraeli, and resumes his earlier penchant for ap- ue portraits, like Zukurri in “The Darling of the Gods,” and the The first theatrical work to be in- by that modern journalistic enon, the “colyum,” will ar- "ive tonight @ at the American. It is geomedy entitled “Duley,” by Marc Connelly and George S. Kaufman, whose later farce, “To the Ladies,” has already been presented here. ‘pulcy.” had her birth in the Con- ging TOWer of Franklin P. Adams— abe, by the way, seems to have con- Dulcinea Del Toboso with 2 verb-mongering Sancho Panza— anf goon grew into-a synonym for @ thatterer of bromidic common- _ Miss Lynn Fontanne, a pro- tege and pupil of Ellen Terry, cre- sted the name-roll and w: 1] appear in it here, with a company mostly different from the original one, which included Gregory Kelly, E!- liot Nugent and John W estley. Mrs. Sidney Drew, who has not been seen in this city since appear- ing in a comedy geveral years ago with her husband, just prior to his > death, is this week's featured enter- ‘twiner at the Orpheum. Nora Bayes, popular comedienne, heads the Dil! at the Empress, and the Woodward Players are presenting “Common “The Green Goddess.” OWARDS the end of the Archer made a tour of India, but his play did not take definite form | until one night, as he relates, he lee the chief character and the story. “The Green Goddess” opened - tm Philadelphia during December, war, : 1920. Three weeks later it began @ " in of 488 performances at the Booth Theater in New York. it played 11 weeks in Boston and eight weeks in Chicago. It will remain here only a week, with matinees on Welinesday and Saturday. The chief character, an Indian monarch, is a potentate with all the venter of civilization and all the cruelty of an Oriental savage. in- to the hands of this dangerous tyrant fall three English travelers, one of f thém ge charming woman, at the very moment when the British Gov- emment is executing three of his subjects for political intrigues. He determined to avenge their deaths upon his captives, and appears se- cure from outside interference in his retreat in the Himalayan mount- '@ing, removed from English power "-by three weeks of travel over un- charted paths. Mr, Arliss has surrounded himself His leading was sent » to America by George Bernard Shaw - to play Fanny in ‘Fanny's First » Play.” Frederick Lioyd created the » part of Johnny Tarleton in the Lon- » fon production of Shaw's “Mi ) Qnee.” Ivan F. Simpson has piayed in support of E. S. Willard, John Drew and Lou Tellegen. Others in 1Sa! lli- the company include Leonard Wil- ey, Morris W. Ankrum, Vera Tomp- kins, Roy Van Allen and R. Carring- _ ton Short. * The company brings its own | Muipment complete, including even ' footlights. There are eight mutes tn the cast and 25 supernumerartes. A temple scene ™ described as one | Of the most eerie effects of the mod- | ern theater. 4 The Story of “Duley.” N her stage incarnation, Dulci- nea’s other name is Smith, and » She isthe bride of a harassed young man. In her eagerness to 3 | be Relptut to her husband and her ds, Dulcinea plans a week-end ) Party at her home near New York, aid assembles an ill-assorted group / 0th as only a Dulcinea could sum- - men. Their onal association be- oe & series of hilarious tragedies. ‘serere is a rich capitalist with % Dulcey’s husband hopes to 5a through a big business merger. ‘There ig a rapturous scenarist whom pel aids in eloping with the the capitalist, who a, motion pictures. There is a le young rich man from New- Who plays the piano and turns ot to be an escaped lunatic. Du!- ys butler is an ex-convict, and he with a pearl Necklace. | Dilley intiicts the most exquisite tor- @m her guests by inviting the writer to rehearse one of © plots, to music. But fate after the Dulcineas, and her blunder unexpectedly crowns Mistaken efforts with success. was first produced at the Sn r — Cort Theater in Chicago during Feb- 1981, and six months later to the Frazee in New York SB extensive run. The present includes James Gleason, Clark, Gilbert Douglas, in Molnar’s “The Devil.” The opening nf€ht house has been pur- and re-sold by the College Club, for its annual benefit. Nora Bayes, in “A Vaude- ville Festival”—Empress. George Abbott, Rikel Kent, Imer Cornell, George Alison. Harry Li)l- ford, Lea Bliss and Jean May. There will be but one matinee, on Satur- day. “The Czarina,” with Doris Keane, is promised next week at the American, beginning Monday night, and is to be followed by Fred Stone in his latest musica] extravaganza. “Tip Top.” For the week of Dec 24 the Shubert-Jefferson announces W. Somerset Maugham’s worldly- wise comedy, “The Circle.” with John Drew and Mrs. Leslie Carter. Mrs. Sidney Drew at Orpheum. HE act in which Mrs. Sidney Drew appears at the Orpheum is a comedy entitled ‘‘Predgstination.”’ and concerns a wife who believes everything happens according to fa- talism, until her husband first plans to elope with another woman and then gives the siren up. Others on the bill are Alex Morrison, golf pro- fessional from California, who dres trick shots with the clubs: Dona)jd Kerr and Effie Weston, dancers. in “The Flip and the Flapper:;” Don Barclay and Del Chain, “nut” com- edians; Edith Clifford, comedienne: Heras and Wills, the “Fight Pine Demons,”’ the “Whirling Arabians. ’ and Marion Weeks coloratura so- prano. who will sing the doll's song from “Tales of Hoffm: an. ai Two new recruits appear this weak with the Woodward Plavers,. Miazs Florence Leslie and Josenh Stan hope, who make their local bows this Ge GUISFOOIASSSSIS SIS, OC, COSSIISSTTSS TST eee" a * dy ee errerrr"""" fer rrrer * Ld rrrrFrFfreFr, Lillian Rich, in “The afternoon at the Garrick in “Com- mom Clay.” This is a play in three acts, reciting the struggle of Ellen distinguished With the role of £22226 ain wrrrer PPPS PEP eee ee eae .! ‘ ~ Lynn Fontanne and James Gleason, in “Dulcy”—Ameri- can. Jose Rubin’s Next Role in Play of Mexico NEW YORK, Dec. 8. RODUCERS with new plays are holding until Christmas week, with the result that there wii! off be only one premiere on Broadway in the mext seven days. This Florence Leaiie’ a new re- “Gringo,” a play of Mexican life by eruit to the ~Woodward Sophie Treadwell, which will be pre- Players in “Common Clay” sented at the Comedy Theater Tues- rg day evening. Jose Rubin is starred, —Garrick. and in the cast are Edna Hibbard, Frederick Perry, Edna Walton, will bea medieval mystery play, “The Richard Barbe, Arthur Albertson, Tidings Brought to Mary,” by the Leonard Doyle and Harold McGee. French poet Paul Claudel. It will Reports that the Hippodrome, the open on Christmas night. Theodore world’s largest playhouse, known to Komisarjevsky is conducting the re- Me Ame Adhd Ahhhbiiitihhhhhhttttthtn estonmnnsinaanneeiaiamuaniieniieinialll YS Fe CASIOIIFIOITEISITIS ASS ecsantignesenennenaeiSainaa aa George Arliss and Elizabeth Risdon, in “The Green God- dess’’—Shubert- Jefferson. Nay a ed r - Oe Was os Y, e 4 @ Uy’ G. Vv) Yur! . é ftlttte +h Wallace Reid and Wanda is ga in “Thirty Days’—~ 7. , o os “ . entertainment seekers ot many hearsa!ls. and Lee Simonson is de- lands, is nearing the end of its signing settings and costumes. “Peer unique career, were revived this Gynt” will follow, late in January, week by insistent rumors that the o) early in rebr uary. big building will be converted into “The Rear Car,’ a mystery play by either a department store or a ho- K-. B. Rose. with Taylor. Holmes as tel. However, it is announced that star began rehearsals this week no change will be made until “Bet- * © ® Two shows with famous stars ter Times’ complétes its run, which have been withdrawn temporaril) will not be before early summe 1iJe e authors iron out th e rough °T* l, +7 ¢ c ~ 7 £ 7 7 a ‘ ood ‘4 _ ———$———— - - - The building and site were assessed S498 O40 in tha 1999 2% raolie Continued on Pace Eleven. Missouri. eS tim tt Vs wv © = © ' 4a Lt - - tax i Via The next production of the The Ee y a a os | (nL mee hhh hhh hhh Ahhh hhh hi dihh bids th iid hdddedhddedddddddddaidieal yf ater Guild. and its third this season, f hh? TIAA thititshshhihhhttththththidhidisiddddsdd ~Ac aaa? SE o& S et CLLALALP{ORANANALDNSS A ; erste tbtttttth a « Pate “". “ ncaAA ~ SS SSAA SS SS SSSA RXNANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA a” a Me” nate > AAAAAAAAAAANAAARARAAAAANANS 2 y Sx Wawny SNE Ss » N WW Xx on sn 7? (LAA Ahhh hhh nnn ned ed Ad WANAAANSY > wo gf ar Ce: _ en a eee Kentucky Derby”—Rivoli. MOO ~~ ~ “> «* * 7 44 4 4, 4 “4 SOOPEPPOOLPPORODPOPOOLOOOLELLEPCELOOOOLIOLTILITITELIOEOEESILELELTIE: Y Constance Talmadge, in “East Is West”— Grand Central, End Lyric and Capitol. 4s LZ tersthtts SE Caypytesreatitttiiyy Yon t, \ Ny ‘) aw SY S IW . “ Pet ~ ‘ NAW ‘ G "——Delmonte. A a “Kast Is West” and «Man Who Played God” Week’s Film Features ed Special Showing of Official War Picture at Liberty; “The Kentucky Derby” and **30 Days” on View. ONSTANCE TALMADGD ina Obs Is West” is the featured offering at the Grand Central, West End Lyric and Capitol Thea- ters. This is the comedy drama in which Fay Bainter made a notable stage success. As a Chinese girl transplanted in America and eager to grasp the ideas and customs of a new country, Miss Talmadge is said to have an oppor- tunity to do some of the best char- acter acting of her career. The story in its earlier scenes has a decidedly Oriental flavor and the plot suggests the ‘‘Madame Butter- ee oe eee Effie Weston, dancer, in “The Flip and the Flapper”’ —Orpheum. > fly’ motive without the heavy trag- edy of that.production. On the bill also is a new Bobby Vernon comedy entitled “Pardon My Glove.” At the Missouri this week is an- other of Wallace Reid’s comedy dramas, “Thirty Days.” Reid plays the part of a wealthy. young man who befriends a young Italian wom- an and incurs the jealousy of her husband, an Italian reservist due to sail for Italy in 28 days. He seeks safety and gets his friend, the Judge, to send him to jail for 30 days. He gets a fright when the Italian husband turns up in the jatl also and is mortified when his flancee dis- covers him there. Complications fol- low, which culminate in the Italian husband being kidnaped and deliv- ered to his ship in a bundle, per- mitting an ending which leaves ev- erybody happy. While George Arliss is playing In “The Green Goddess” at the Shu- bert-Jefferson Theater, his counter- feit presentment will be on view at the Delmonte Theater in his greatest sereen success, “The Man Who Played God.” The story deals with a world- famous musician who suddenly turns a 7. . is fee “ty eV 4 oe! ae &: pe “4 ey ty bd oe 2 o> Ie. , George Arliss and Ann Forrest, in “The Man Who Played : ciate 3rothers, ises Joe Weber and Neal, a mill worker, to win recogni- Whitmore and John Warner have Miss Bayes, is reaps = a ae 2 escent ee cee pecans Rage tion for her son. and her final tri- the chief parts. Vaudevillé,” and presents silly 3 .. Wally and others. For next week the Contineed on Page Nine. umph as an actress of renown. Huzel The show at the Empress, starring tion to herself, Bert Baker, Bi * —~ ™ « A om . ue eel aia ~ ieee ed peony . * a € deaf. Embittered by this affliction he assumes the air of a When on the verge of insanity learns, through the art of lip-r ing which he has unconsciously ac- quired, of the bereavement of a dear friend whose misfortune ig than his own. His mind thds off his own unhappy state he be- gins the game of playing God. He yearns to do something for and this change wrought within hi is as much of an enigma to his fam. ily and friends as was the effect of his first heavy infliction. So engrossing does hig work ot improving the lot of others bec that almost as a providential re his hearing is restored as sud as it was taken away. Then all hig terribly are knitted up once more in the bonds of mutual love and affection. “Powder River,” a collection df official United Stated War Depart- ment motion pictures taken in France by the army signal corps, id being exhibited at the Fox Liberty Theater under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The the- ater management has turned the house over to the service men’s or- ganization. As a prologue to “Powder River” &@ 1500-foot film, confiscatéd from Germany, isshown. This film clearly demonstrates the methods used by the enemy during the campaign of unrestricted submarine warfare. Twelve allied merchant ships are shown being sunk by torpedoes, shil fire and bombs. “Powder River” itself is said to be a complete record of what the remy ks ican soldiers. met in France, both hind the lines and in the thick of battle. The picture opens with the departure of the giant liner, the Le- viathan, with 12,000 troops, and closes with the great review before Gen. Pershing prior to their victori- ous return home. The four great battles that proved the quality of the American soldiers are shown from many angles. They are the battles of Cantigny, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel and the Argonne. The “Kentucky Derby,” drama- tized for the screen from Charlies T. Dazey'’s thrilling stage play, “The Suburban,” is the feature attraction this week at the New Rivoli Theatar. role. ani Reginald Denny has the Famous horses, famous the internationally famoug, derby of Kentucky are shown. fan Rich, Lionel Belmore, Gertrufe Astor, Wilfred Lucas and Harry Car- ter have the principal supporting parts. : a What They — Are Doing in the Movie. Studios _ Productions on the suena of preferred pictures for 1923 releiise include “The Hero,” “Are You «a Failure?” “Poor Men's Wives,” “The Girl Who Came Back,” “Mothers- law,” ‘The Broken Wing,” “A sion of Aching Hearts’ and Lady's Lips;’’ : ‘My —_— € Kenneth Harlan is scheduled te appear in-a number of producti to be released shortly, inc! “Thorns and Orange 3B pe “The Toll of the Sea,” “The Beauti- “The World's a Church ful and Damned,” Stage” and “The Little Around the Corner.” ct Harrison Ferd has been steadily engaged on the Coast during past few months in a number of con- secutive pictures, including “Shad- ows,” “When Love Comes” and “The Old Homestead.” Margaret Leahy, the English beauty, who is coming to America under Norma Talmadge’s t will play the part. ef “Aggie” "he “Within the Law,’* Miss Talmadge's maxt starring vehicle for First Nae tional release. > Ivan Linow, who plays the Bol- shevik leader in “The Enemies of Women,” Cosmopolitan’s pi tion of Vicente Blasco Toaneay ane is a champion wrestler and is | in that sport as “The Giant In the picture ft is necessary that Linow Wear a beard and claims he is the only wrestier in the wor)ld.. “* shattered family relations ae ae ee ? 4 ind Pa e¢ 3 f sé & a * id ¥ "’ ’ oo Z aa +e ‘abel } % q t= +8 ie mS ei = a ca > i. ao 7 Si? oe ee tities ‘ f Kg RO I Pe a LS we

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: nee - : = faa i SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : cenit 6 at eo gre oe | Widapet [2 ‘ é AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ay AMUSEMENTS a eh aMUSEWENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS es AMUSEMENTS 7 > AMUSEMENTS | | iP ,, 5 3 jaa ‘3 Sonu —— —— | ee 8 i . ~=—s ) enim —0 DE ON—TUES. EVE., DEC. 12, 8:30 SAN CAR L o 3 SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE N ; : BENEFIT— SONG RECITAL S wn en ed siren a — ben A eo N [JBERT-JEFFE \ | Won 9 CHARLES GRAND OPREA NS Olive & Grand, Lindell 4670, Delmar 1341 scviber.” The. best shows N | ' Woman's Mat Dally. 25¢ @ SOc, Nite. 25e te,$1.00 ALL-STAR HEADLINERS N ST.LOUIS’ UBERT-J! JEFFERS . > League a O Vi A Odeon, Week of Jan. 14 BEWARE OF TICKET SPECULATORS—NO ADVANCE IN PRICES N Messrs Lee and JJ Shubert Mne- Directors “7 nt, . (Knabe Piano) — CELEBRATED BARITONE — Seat Sale Now ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORBRDINABY S ONDAY NIGHT at 8:20 O’Clock | Sear UESS ao At Baldwin's 1111 Olive St. Popniar Prices $1 to $5 Give Opera Tickets for \mas. Prices: Tic to $2.00 Tickets: Acolian Company, 1004 Olive : PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS EE & GRAND CENTRAL & C 4 . | A PICTURE OF 1:00 PER CENT : & ENTERTAINMENT VALUE os V “om — a pauphtebtasen’ Heentitioe eine 5am vomit rset Sttranes al le ee ee Se Ce IF YOU AGREE WITH US. —SEE ‘e a “Ming Toy don't want to be Chinese Girl—don’t feel China—don’t know why tor hell God put me in China.” po " we +. ee ee —_ _ P O° 0 z20O-4 >0Cc om ot 9 sop ® te wa 6 he ee ee SSS SSS SAN T Lal - ' u L ' N G fe AZM T4C> Fol an REGII Aw ACOMPLETE HISTORY 0/ AMERICA'S PART IN THE WORLD WAR ~ SEE MISSOURI'S OWN 352 aed DIVISION IN ACTION IN FRANCE ~ ~ - a: LIBERTY POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Bewepsper giving Agsociated Preas eee ee mht = * p ¥ y JZ ”/ v Y ; i: Us CONT ~veus TO-DAY frm lire» - | | : ' | mAN vy IS Louis | BOE eerTioe ste a - — nor ae a oe me ee NALD Y ° CD bene Boe Own ORA BAYES America’s Foremost Singing Comedienne Assisted by DUDLEY WILKINSON ” _In_ a New Beperitgire of Songs HARRY & GRACE 3 PAS UALI BROS. ELLSWORTH | ree Feate Gaever Eccentric Dancers ef Skill and Daring THAT CLEVER FARCEtR AND BERT BAKER & In @ Serena mu Farce “PRE VARICATION™ s BILLY McDERMOTT—Last st Survivor of Coxey’s Army N RIOHARD WALLY . bi PEGGIE CARHART KM LL Mh hdd hhh dd VJLLLLE VIAOASAENA ESAS DD Sa La, Lf, European Juggler Concert Viellpist, EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION S -HOY YONG——~ N Famous Troupe of Chinese Entertainers | S ~ rHE “WORLD. FAMOUTS COMEDIANS WEBER & FIELDS oe — nuttd bia dlhdor S Beginning = Next Sun. \ Matinee \ AMA SAIL IAA AS EGS TS TTFAG And A Great Show —_ODEON_TODAY. 3: 15— 25c, 50c ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA “DOP” RUDOLPH GANZ, CONDUCTOR “POP” | |, a. @ CONCERT LESTER D O N A H U ~"RIMSK Y- RORSAKOFF NEXT SYMPHONY CONCERTS SOLOIST—TENOR H ‘O L, rmpaya"t.., DEC. 15-16 ALTHOUSE |: Ss. £&. MAC MILLEN. Tickets, Baidwin'’s, i111 Olive Ath bt ih hdd SSIS 4 Af 4s “SSS SSS SISO Ws jddh bdhdhddtdddidddiieiiiili Mats. Wed. and Sat. at 2:20 O'Clock. A THRILLING PLAY OF ADVENTURE mt. Sake. Nigbte and Sat. Mat.. BEG. JOHN “THE Ci ERVEST LAWFORD JEROME PATRICK ; Nights, 50c to $2.50. ( By GEORGE 53. KAUFMAN end MARC CONNELLY Authors of “Te the Ladies” ani “Marton of the Movinw” ”" LYNN FONTANNE cron soens . DIRECT FROM A WHOLE SEASON IN NEWYORK and, LONG ENGAGEMENTS i CHICAGO AND BOSTON © ( DIRECTION of GFORGE_C_TYLER C~* +H FRAZEE) Prominent In Miss Foutuane’s Jupperting Cast Are: a i i i i hh Kh i ke i i a ey eng NEXT WEEK woN Sicur == EAR’S MOST EAGERLY AL re seer See lee 56c te $2.08 6 @ oe SEATS THURS. AND WELCOME ENGAGEMEN FROHMAN Presepte CHARLES DORIS KEANE In Her Triumphant Saccessor te “KRemance,.” “THE CZARINA” “Miss Keane is waperb in @ wg entertaining te 82.50 comedy.’’—New ork World. Matinees, Wed and Sat.—50c to Be i i i i i i i i i i i i a a ae ae a i ea ee ie i, Le i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a >>» RIVOL: © XMT¥FH NEA ° ~~ “4 2 eS ‘> oo em fone f sgt ewe -« ~ _— —— oz ee | *.. > > me § ODAY ——— % SENSATIONAL “STAGE SUCCESS | Fre SUBURBAN | DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In the World's Greatest Entertainment OD MAIL ORDERS NOW at the Per- , % Pees Ye se. Pe A Lae » * . . Ha a a ‘, . ‘ ~ > ; . bead 4 q - ; 4 d CINDERELLA Beautifvl—Cherokee & lowa Wot. Machi Augmented 2p =m. cont. te 11 p. m. —— — Hugh Cireat, Juniors Daily At 3 P. M. - Adults, 27¢* T Childrea, c (Except Sunday) Pres “THE MUSICAL SALESMAN™ |] LLOYD NEVADA CO, i} im “MYSTERY AND MIBTE” * Seats Now Ready “MINIMUM PRIC!I MAT. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10. 1999 3 a ee AMUSEMENTS > “YY; a, ontinuous Daily // Pry* @ TUESDAY « WEDNES Da a oe a BMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ~~ \, BILL OF PAR EXCELLENCE OPENS TODAY Fa ~— - a ( ‘ ra : 7 \¢ , ian AT. THE LB si : ay . em - Sues : ~— 2a 2 ! « 4 m _ - * . ’ , ‘ ’ ' ng “ EP } ‘os 4 . ’ ’ ‘+ + ; 4 ; ; i 4 » | ae ; ; 5 ‘ : > +4 +3 +> AS : 3 4 3 + +4 ' ; . i | hibtitiee -—19 « And at the UTA none? ' «MINIMUM PRICE FOR THE MAXIMUM QUALITY" = * mAT. PRICES, t5c TO 50c; EVES., 25c¢ TO $1.00 - (Excepting Saturda)ys—Sundays) oe =. —_ PRANK PANUS’ PLAYERS 8:15 | GIFFORD ‘800 = ; 00 FABLES AND TOPICS OF THE DAY 8:29 | PP) Ome) Jorg and Dance ry HERAS & WILLS — eo a | Pied. . a: VILLE ¢? FIELDS. : —— American Colorature Soprano ITALIAN and. ROSIE" «a 20] MARION WEEKS Assisted by HENRI BARRON | 5:40 BARD. COARI'?’ WO TURISTIC, ART,“" * DAYS LATEST FEA i ULLAL TTL — : | With TO DOWALD KERR & EFFIE WESTON LOU HANDMAN, Broadway's Latest Songwriter ADDER'JINX. ong Kot of. Fupt s - 1 Lesson in Golf IEd-FLANNAGAN & MORRISON-Alex| .... IDS ELEPHANT TETTEY TTY of the Mortes” . ' : . ' ANO A BRILLIANT | , ( ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ( DANY of COMEDIANS WEWYORK and ‘AND BOSTON iH: FRAZEE) Cast Are: ABHOTT ALIS0N Steer ties, s. Mail Orders Now WAITED ENT f ‘ f f ‘ ‘ ‘ { : f ‘ 1 ‘ - ! of f ‘ ‘ ( ~ THIS WEEK Lewis Talbot's Crowning Feature of Our Wonderful 20th Anniversary Mammoth, Stupendous, $125,000 Sensation! + Burlesque Ever Seen Burlesque Hasa Favorites!!! Ever ‘J NOTHING LIKE IT EVER ATTEMPTED HERE BEFORE NOTICE: The management of the Gayety Theater hereby mance. INA” y World. i i i i i i WE NOW TELL YOU ONCE MORE to be sure and all, Brother! That's that, Sister!! COPYRIGHT, 1922, OSCAR DANE STUDIOS OUS SHOW 11448 te 14 Dad a re Three Big Thrills and Joys of Living! and Very 4p Biggest Show DG Giccerese"c Known: (Count "Em) ) PLANTATION DAYS—— GRAND GALAXY Or SEE == sa nnitiieneeliecetiall the horus Here! ca CTRIC CAKE WALKERS!! SOMETHING NEW! pledges its reputation that “WINE. WOMAN ‘AND SONG” is unquestionably and i- 3 tively THE GREATEST SHOW EVER SEEN HERE—BAR NONE!!! EXTRA FEATURE NIGHTS THIS WEEK-3o WESDAY sWEDNESDAY {THURSDAY yFRIDAY SATURDAY Triple— Sweetheart Nt. Perfect Form “Amateurs” [ ‘‘Cireus Night” Combined , (Presents for a Contest of eA Scream! e (Biggest Night Battle-Roya) Everybody) Prize Beatties! Let's Go in Town!!) BULLETIN: Five weeks ago we advised you to reserve your geats in advance for Jimmy Cooper and his Beauty Rewie. You all know that thousands of people were unable to get seats! get your seats in advance this week for ‘“‘Wine, Woman and Song!" That’s DF Miter Now's Your Chantel Good Beate oF IRST FLOOR 36¢° We fej Seas wheat @® Phone, But Keep Your Word @ Pelvis? "Sas suit EVERYONE! ! THE MUSIC LOVER: REE’S BRITIES TO BE HELD AT WESTMINSTER HALL 8806 OLIVR STREET SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1922 the longest period of time. A MARATHON DANCING CONTEST | Starting at 7:30 P. M. £50.00 tn cash will be awarded to couples dancing RESSIONS OF ———— a ee = THE OPERATIC ARTISTS ; t Sunshine Comedy 2 | EDITH CLIFFORD ‘I UJEFF~FOX NEWS 4 With Zella Ingraham at the Piano 9:35 FILM NOVELTIES RF a). — ye data ca at SON TUR ENON SG MRS. SIDHEY DREW ~~ : ‘én ye »* 3:53 . : 9:93 = = Herself and Own Co. in Edwin Burke's Comedy “PREDESTINATION” eee “ | Don—BARCLAY & CHAIN—Del UN SHOW IN yan Two Loose Pages from the Book of Fun _—s TONIGHT THis Wels ! very EIGHT BLUE DEMONS 10:25 ) re ne PATHE NPWS WEFRLY 10:38 sver saw” | i — ean larkingtor . ners + GET UP A PARTY ——— ee » Pe motor car that lives long must be engineered as well as built. It must be sound in its materials, as well as design and workmanship. Molybdenum steel, the strong- est, toughest of metals, goes into every part of the Wills Sainte Claire subjected to strain and shock. The Wills Sainte Claire is engineered to live and last. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIi, 9:30 . McNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO. 5189 DELMAR AV. WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE | YOUNG WOMAN STRICKEN WHEN | woman, not yet identified, lapsed in- | TOLD THERE WASN'T A VACANCY thle to leave the office wes “=! Medtner Piece on : Kurth she appeared to be desectea |} Rachmaninoff Program | Unidentified Girl Is Taken to Hos- é nd T ’ Wal te Baset. Condition Aftte | there was ue sauna ee ao | |there was no vacancy sh ld fill Aski ; aes ancy she cou ill. | ng for Job. ‘She was taken to Bellevue Hospital. | } ' Special to the P t-D! | | NEW YORK. pee > > 7 — days rom ontreai Bagge LINDSA | me | 4 B me + aun Route. mn — OCEAN STEAMERS. | ANDAs re he RR DR aed | to Plymouth, Cherbourg. London likenny Trio—Different — | TYRRHENIA—AUSONIA— ugh . Joe Melvin—Comedy Vodvil Best *++-.Jan. 9 Feb. 13 Apr. 22 Vigo | Spain) —Havrre # a pe | Miekios:++-..Dec.13 Janl7 Mar. 7 VISIT EUROPE NOW Se tease 21 Mar.14 Apr. 4 while rates are low S....Dec.26 Feb. 6 ae gions re. ge (ky 4 rs Pe € > *Wspapers COMBINED. Agent. N. W. Cer. GERMANY TLALY & BALTIC STATES 1921, the POST-DISPATCH _DITERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANT ENGLAND” IRELAND *e+-..,.,. Jan. 30 Mar. 6 Apr. 21 FRANCE BELGIUM eS: Apr.14 May12 June23 Gallling every Seturday from New Yc ork— View (Spain)—llavre Also Frequent Setiings Sve , Dec. 12 Jan. 16 Veb.22 Mar. 27 BOSTON, PHILAD a Tite (Gebtu). 'which has been postponed until later _ 4 . i will be soloist, singing the romance, ‘sir d’'Amore” and the “Preislied” | Mozart, and was ranked by “cone. | noisseurs” of the time much ahead. ‘forgotten save for his popular, Min-., only last July by a firm of publisii-. Club, directed by William Theo- | ALTERATIONS schell, soprano, and George E. Mu 3- | IV. Presto, ma non tanto. FREE wa | Kens, tenor, as soloists. The ensem- | (First time in America.) STORES aa} ble numbers will be “In a Gondola,” | Romance, Una furtiva lagrima, from iY oii. Meyer-Helmund; “Killarney,” | L’Elisir @Amore ..-.++++++ Donizettt 9 |The Scissors-Grinder,” a Flemish}Sulte for Orchestra, in Four Parts, ' schell will sing a group of American. 'Tosca."" Muskens will give “O Par-f Kine Faust Overture........ Wagner }adis,” from L’Africaine,” and two Prize Song from The Mastersingers & ‘ A group of five men and five wom- | ’ : i : ’ ater at Stuttgart, gave a program | 41, soloist at this afternoon's popu- | | Hall, 1508 Chouteau avenue, and! Rimaky-Korakoff's pianoforte con- eerto In one movement, Op. 80. The M o'clock this afternoon at Eagles’| program. which Mr. Gang will direct, ' nues. The director is Karl Kro- | Festival Overture, Academic, Op. 80-— : Pgh Anes: nsjlandgy “on -? vy vi Sy ical - P Rahs. ae. Wk ® a BOCCHERIN| WORK HAS.” AMERICAN PREMIERE Symphony by Old Italian Master, Just Published, Will Be Heard This Week. i — ee — oe. ae \. ee : Perr Se ae Ce ee ee Luigi Boecherini’s Bymphony tn GC ; sented for the first time tn America by Director Ganz at the Friday and Saturday concerts of the Symphony 4 Orchestra. Ernst von Dohnanyi’s : 7 Sufte for Orchestra will be played for “| the first time in St. Louis, replacing a fl ote Scriabin’s “Le Poeme de !'Extase,” & the Metropolitan Opera Company, ¥%, “t'na furtiva lagrima,”’ from “L’Ell- from “Die Meistersinger.”’ Boccherini was a contemporary of of the German master. He was one’@. of the pioneers in chamber music and the string quartet, and Iecft a creat quantity of compositions, now uet in A Major. The’present sym- phony was unearthed and published’ ers in Basel, Switzerland. Directuor Ganz acquired the score while abroad. The program follows: Boccherint Symphony In C Major, Op. 16, No. 1.— I. Allegro, ma nop molto, I’. Andante amoroso. Ill. Tempo dl Menuetto. mre G viby wt. 4 Seah ah. are. ae we es 3 ; gy ee alleen > fee » Bigs , ee Poche yer Op. 4D , An interesting young planist from - Los Angeles, Lester Donahue. will be SEINE TT is MBE ACT: . bn sn irlins s : 4 Pend ern lar concert at the Odeon. playing is announced: Brahms Third Movement, An4@ante, from the Second Symphony .......-. Borodine Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 30 } Rimsky-Korsakoff ABagte® ...Tiescecccasccreners Clifton Norwegian Dance In A Major, Op. 86, Wal. bee ses detksk bball Grie® ue Overture to William Tell..... Rossint.” Alfred Cortot, French pianist, who”. has never played In St. Louis, will be soloist at the concerts of Dec. 22 and 22. appearing tn an all-French pro-.. gram. Another artist to make her * first local appearance with the or- + chestra is Maria Ivoguen, coloratura » : , soprano, who will be soloist at the a Feb. 16 and 17 coneerts. . Paul Friess, pianist, and Ruth« Hazlett Wunder, both 8t. Louisans, will be soloists at next Sunday's pop- ular concert, which Assistant Direc- © tor Fischer will conduct. | & CURLING IRON PIERCES BRAIN OF TEACHER, KILLING HER AT ONCE = Believed to Have Suffered Dizzy Spell While She Was Arrang- ing Her Hatr. Krectal to the Post-Dispatch. 4 _ ELIZABETH, N. J.—While curling her hair. Mary A. Jessich, 26, a= schoo! teacher, fell to the floor énd » was instantly killed when the curling. iron pierced her brain. 7. The young woman is believed toy have been seized with a dizzy spell. to which she was subject. 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it Be: Uy ~ ad Te ae reer ee ee Oe De —_—_> = 2 e ie > 4 ee Ee” a“ . . 2. 4 AY. UNDAY. es ER 10. 192? The City Srcrane hy _ , 1922. y Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS .POST-DISPATCH 5 ss ~ er , 3 KG . | Bi? , ; site etal 4 ‘i | f W b | Beginning Tomorrow—Open Until 6 O’Clock Every Day Until Christmas | aie O essex VY { crard’s Silper-} Hardy Becomes | e — a» -_ | acca sSuner alte Ares Melod | 4 | CLA eioaramMmad ) SS VEAEOan f : LONDON, Dec. 9. ‘ AANA AA ‘ , WV SMAI £7 or ; HE first Wessex novel of Mr. \ ‘ | - e Thomas Hardy, “Desperate Rem- = Wf i wWistin ‘ edies,”’ has been put on the stage at a : | JAN ) ; dS | I ty Dorchester by the Hardy Players, | , | and at King’s Hall, Covent Garden, ; uk: i Sil PI d . in an adaptation by T. H. Tilley. The> WAXVy . ' tiver fiatean American Repro ‘ear compression of incident which the 9 ; NAY | ; 5 p ductions of Sheffield theater demands makes of the story | 1 \“S NAY || %, rather a Bong melodrama, but. ROM , ce ; ; it is alt ther charming and vastly | ac! Our Plated Ware is heavily amtaing. | | i a silver-plated on nickel-silver ‘There are two modern innovations | eat er S ) if Be = , not found in the novel. The Framp- 2 an Unusual beauty attends ton Family Band rejoices in a xylo- Ee : this season "s display of Jac. phone, — has more of sen i RU iy KS . es tune in it than the name would leas e H | eard Plated S Silver r and Shef- you to suppose; and the elections re- 4 4 a : : urns are throy upon scree 1) i - field Plate. W e have a ¢oim- ——— — ee m 7h say = Pe 4 ‘ : parentiy ror tne rst time nm Caster- , TT) viophone proved so fascinat- 43 every need. “ne Xypne iscinat- | 7 { . ing that it is not easy to believ: ; ; Cheese and@ Cracker Dishes Cytherea Graye would have turned ‘ SN : 2 $9.25 to $18.00 away from it and*iooked out of the SS ate. be Sugar and Creamers 85.75 to 20.00 window to behold the death of hi ; ‘_ 4 Roll Baskets £5.00 to 815.00 ‘ father, who happened at the moment ’ a 4 i: Pie Dishes $4.25 to $11.50 to be falling off a neighboring ee 1 : - ; \ ‘ P Trt 7 | t han Water Pitchers —-§S.75 to 850.00 Ay? church spire We Are Featuring Greatly d é e e i, Trays £5.00 to $55.00 ee at a As for the performance itself 7 te _ , J : 4 { 2 Casseroles £5.75 to $20.00 : there is event enough in {it to furnish Reduced Prices on the i i Bread Trays $3.50 to $15.00 a Gozen plays NO sooner have - 7 Cake Plates $3.50 to $12.00 Farmer Springroves cider-makers Celebrated Murphy : . & : Fiower Baskets £5.00 to $32.25 told their preliminary tale of Miss ‘TF ake Baskets £5.00 to $25.00 Aldclyffe's new lady companion and > ™ i - Fruft Baskets 85.00 to $25.00 mysterious steward than Cytherea tHe Candlesticks, each 85.00 to $20.00 herself plunges straightway into he; % Relish Dishes 85.00 to $84.00 adventures ee e : ' ee Vases $3.50 to $20.00 OU do not see her father tumb‘e t RUNKS af 3 Saltese and Peppers 81.75 to 814.00 from the church spire, or the ~ Yi ir S | | Candy Jars 2.75 to $11.00 | burning of the Three Trantors’ Inn : i ' Lemon Dishes $2.00 to $ 4.25 2\\\ or the discovery of the dark hair i. § This event enables you to own a tess.) ” Marmalade Jars $1.00 to $ 5.00 . Mr. Manston's bed, or the murder of ) > - . ? aigiii i Be i phi ld ; I >i rT . 7 . Meat Platters $13.00 to $65.00 Mrs. Manston. Sate thiaee Geen most useful Wardrobe Trunk at ess zy ro —— a 85.00 to 830.00 reported, for Mr. Hardy, when a great saving. We ask you spe- +4 1H egetabie Dishes 810.50 to $35.00 he wrote the novel, shifted his scene : @! : : Gravy Boats and Trays ae then: tov a ae cially to see the marvelous Trunk -. 14 ! $10.50 to $36.00 The fugitive Manston, chasing § Marked during this sale at 7% ‘ ei — pomapentiediy sie : : Cytherea round a table, tn circum- | Ae: ‘sa ‘i ee $9.00 to $30.00 stances to which the book permits jh c . onbon ishes $2.50 to $10.00 no farce, is irresistibly droll In the plav, and when the murderer is hed off between two gentlemen — a 5 : | in Vi eeripn n top- ae, pity is over- , BUY : } Offer Beant sent say || wneimed in trreverence.” Mut thous | \ NOW i : Dish Pads (f : you may — sts w ete you should \ f tae , | % ' not, you forget {t to rejoice in the | pnhis is also your opportunity to BEFORE THE A Wy : yrave simplicity of the love-making . ati amt Aiis. tions 4 f old Dut h designs - =: (*t, ri: Cris } e@ttie +~ ; tin has performed a feat in creatniz youngest of mothers that a reminder or a repetition of the symptoms of illness {°° °° performed @ feat in ereatus seems UN , yet there are some mothers who overlook a feverish condition, »'i-! omy the bare tunes are given a figured bass ottes peppy ai a little colic, or a-disposition to be irritable. If not corrected they may lead tO useiess. tie nas also written an over. ’ ' HE production of “Polly.” John : Gay's sequel to “The Beggar's No. 112—Our former price $5.00 black e rounsg otner. Opera.” promised for the present (ff “airis,sram Oxford $3.25 Pp ia i eo | .-e0 ssi 4 18 presont anle price . SUITCASES No. 388—our former price $15.00 black walnut grained leather Suitcases. with straps; sale price ay $12.00 oe - -_ - s No, 300—our former price ture. The scene of the wane te laid serious sickness. d to correct them, to bring Baby back to its ‘bap OGLE, 30 lin sti weet tate takanl Gee $15.00 brown icather Suit. 6 characters in “is tee oy cases, with straps : | . by the use of Castoria—a. medicine prepared inst for infants children. ne characters tn “The Beggar's Op: ale price ...... $10.00 | Our former price $7.50 Dressing $5 00 S o : te th bo ] f th ) id di esti d bri t é t, sere, sage pains fC * . r) phages ag a price $25.00 aad Cases: sale a ee ee ae ee " a eG we 5 (not orce em , al 4 on an SO ring quie an res hit — ~~ ever-faithful Polly Bee hide leather Suitcases; $14 95 Our former price $9.00 Dressing $6 00° iows Macheath ‘a price. . : os : Casess Gale erége ... .csinasasvan . | ‘th Fletcher's Castoria has been doing this for over 30 years; regulating the “rhe origina! tivretto ig unpteas so. teenies: eat aeie onal aaa an ; | : ~~. j g wit Rf Re AO : nial ur former price $12.00 Dressing ¢8 1) | BILL BOOKS AND 3-FOLD CASES stomach d bow ls hildr T has | d h + t antly pessimist! and vituperati\: hide leather Suitcases; $20 00 Oaseds. enbe antes. s. 6 6ccsuasns 9 prompt an els of infants and children. It replaced the nauseating Castor *riie Switce “Rerce vec povthe mat anaee pe ple” san vg. | fur former price $15.00 Breasing G40 99 [23 former rie #8: mi Betds: $4,95 ; » oon Senaet siti iain saciid es e : iti \ : — f vi 00 Ro a . ‘ s se price +P Pee eee eee eww eeee ® it will Uil, so-called Soothing Syrups, poisonous Paregoric and other vicious:concoctions *s:in*\ hums yature in the la Xo. 588 —Our former pHee $60 A000 | Cmts te Pree nnn Gar former price 63.00 iit Folds! $9 99 , ¥ Part oOo} ‘wUuillver § raveis. ° m\ Ss price we 3 ’ Qur former price $°5.00 Dressing GREG PETES «2 ces ceosessteeoeeseereee . homes of true and honest mothers—mothers who love their children. pmparison of the cpitieed Muaaiait ee oe oxE Se $16.00 TRAVELING BAGS | . of a corrupt age with the untainted 4. illustrated; full size; open plush- CANTEEN B 8. | a mothers will give their babies foods and medicines especially prepared nobility he attributes to the West ff NetLton MEPL Img? SRUTCMane Our former price $3.50 and $1.00 $1 95 HAT TRUNKS | . 3 : br infan and I Id | mdian savage is no less exaggerate’ | lining; has dust door, shoe box or pock- Canteen Boxes; sale price. -. tur former price $15.00 black a. and abusive than the frascible Dean's Ce ed on Ses sae a | Our former pave. CASO ond $5.00 $2.95 | enamel Hat Boxes; sale price. .. $10.09 a detestable picture of the Yahoos price $120.00; 4 nuteen Ores, bur former price $40.00 Hat n The approaching Christmas Eve TS ek a, «aan ale $75.00 Our former priced $6.00 and $7.00 beau- | Besees duis ptiee. .. is scvbcod ; $25.50 : : z will mark the tercentenary of the | ie. Boge end Cone ee Bee | IS Cos birth of Matthew Arnold, who was a MURPHY No. 116 ‘pega re He a aie a ima GLADSTONE BAGS | A great critic and, In his own words 4s illustrated; made of hard vulcan | Our former price om oe a f er eartee Contents 15 Fluid an incessant playgoer.”’ He lived ized fiber threughont, in full size, beau- | B2s* and Canteen Boxes; . 9.00 ene Tang, mt > beauty: cowhide full | = e Penal atest a a 1 4} eat. tiful cretenne linings. Our $95.00, MEP GEER. «. PRES, sale price $25.00 i - long enough to witness all the giory ff price, $37.50; SALE 25,00 gor frmer meg s18.0.canteen $9.00 price $55.00 cowhlde z . of Rachel, the greater t of the 9 PRICE..... rice.... Our former price echo ae i 900 Drops} ca nak ae Sir ere er par fee the bove in three-quar- oe es leather-lined Giads«tone, $32. 90 : | y | | . 4 martian of Savas Reral ar it. Of ior atin: ante oatee $22.50 DRESS TRUNKS ner yer ace “og and "$40.00 | ; : — AIST AGlas A sedids : , ul. ‘ | hide leather-line« a ——— all. the famous plavers he saw, the Same as above in steamer $20 00 /No. @-1—Our former price $7.50 $5 Nf) Gladstone. at es ES re ' . ‘ ad | “= - - one who left the deepest impression size; sale price .--...-. os | steel-covered Trunks; sale price. | No. 216—Our fermer price $8.50 $5.00 ? 0 l | ID t Oxford Bags; «ale orice. . OST-DISPATCH, upon him was that “radiant Greek- ‘Se. 000—Our former price $12.00 $8 00 LAWYERS’ BRIEF CASES os aca dhe o> hoon 7 d , souled artist, “Mile. Rachel,” to SUITCASES | steel-covered Trunks; sale price |Our former nice 87.50 leather Leather Oxford Bags; sale price. $7.50 , City, Venice an |e ; whom he addressed three fine son- | — os our former price $3.00 $2, 00 * 718—Our former price $18.00 fiber- | Brief Cases; $5.90 SSOUTI. D — nets. Yn his “Irish Essays,” he left a fiber Suitcases; sale price........ | covered Trunkey $12.09 a BER + ks 00 gc o ns. ; . = thine comparison between the ~ f rice $6.00 fiber “*’* at ep Our former price 612.00 leather ' ; : ALGOHOL-3 PER GENT. : ve i ie ees. aa © former price $25.00 — Brief Cases; BLANK to the Cir- : AVedgetabie Preparation for As , two tragediennes: [ff Beitencce, with straps; $400 Ko. Our tion ‘sorereds, SAE OR ccle ering... nccconees $8.00 | ISPATCH You will 5 Similating the Food by Regula- One ee eee a 00 former price $9.00 fiber Xtra truy; a beauty: sale price : ° mark 4 sf iy f r| ble, No. ~ , . of nark suggested by he inevitable.) Fo vedases, with straps; Ne. %15—Our former price $37.50 fiber STEAMER TRUNES necessafy instructions. ting the Stomachs and Bowels A Word About Truth. comparison of Mile. Sarah Bern- sale price nye $6. UU ean Seeialiets $95, 9 sin Oni tee Gentnee eee eek % it j ual] how much of Rachel's superiority sale price ise, Dress Trunks; ‘ No. 601—Our former price $75 00 ; Thereby Promoting ites eee oe * is equally true to-day. Truth shows no favors, a, 1 ae p no ae Sa No. 601 meni aber sos" §48 00 estick without paying & ‘Gheerfuiness an ears no , > ae he : aoe Wo. 72886 ered; sale price . : \perament, quick {ntel- | MURPHY WNo. 7/2 | : inm, Morphine n From the inception of Fletcher’s Castoria, Truth has been the ... RIEF CASES | 4 | & _ * : ligence, passion, nervons mobility, | , walrus Oxford Bas. B MURPHY WARDROBE of your offer : 4 Mineral. Not NARo! Not NARGOTIC watchword, and to the conscientious adherence to this motto in the rrace, smile, voloe, charm, poetry— | Dera eek: made with single —_ Our former price $15.00 eaneued © $10.00 5 TRUNKS ; r 4 Blaha of Hadi SMELT ER preparation of Fletcher’s Castoria as well as in its advertising is due ile. Bernhardt has them all. One jf double names a ee ee inchen, |B Cases: anle orice... ‘our former price $37.58 $95.00 re subject to your ac- » 4 Prmpin Sevd the secret of its popular demand. watches her with pleasure, with ad-:| * — > > . : > — * — . . * . * >. * . POPP PLL LL hh ALA el elk SaaS yin Se aie. Beast Copy of Wrappen | o . F vNE Caw;rayn Courpasy, SEW vem erry. a » see : + Bee os ss os ae a — i ee eg Series ind th pala : - , . —eP er ret a as

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. 7 > _— . Ti B med. POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined LG ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : The City Circulation of the Dats Ds sti Te | ADVERTISEMENT. WHAT THEY ARE =i Mii TIhMIIiImirmum iin Anon DOING IN THE TOO MUCH MEAT. o¥s sreete HURTS KIDNEYS ry . a | — « laxe a Wzviass Of asaits to ~ : os "st a9 : oT, Flush Kidnevs it Bladder > age goo Rot! et Bh \ O29: We tenner enantio neces Sey ME But ehh gee eet ake ph PEP ORE P EF BME 8 2 — ee eee: eet : \ > : a “oa is Neato : abe MEGA eter z Re Reheat tector pate oe rein page at - “ OA es “e > Ais paren > A sibs scastatiilataciaias a iY ihe i - > ; . te OMe! a a oe > 4 4 sagen RyB Rot 4 > an shee oh) ga RR hits gable tos amen cet te oP: eth SNe AES sae + } Pas da 9 “—. 3 ' PEAT eae w Hg Oe eA ay: ee tape es 8: a Ne Wk Oe : Dae ae aa 2 Py EL AD GR eer’ ‘ys " hee ty because : kidnews. get . Seer es ~ sorts of ¢ acne a cion: ~ bh Ti Cc pate as cae eat e ” - St. Louis’ Greatest pape Economy Event! we have prospered. Ours is a gratetul e Christmas spirit casts its beaming reflection 2 to our friends—and what better way than in continue throughout the week. moe | ie iS Sa 2 5 sg 3 " aa a il i ee eit Naas ead a a ae af, i wp Sy a 37 - irryt + ; : : * Fe -T).. ° ; 45 > kidnevs bladder ounces + ¢ - , pharma giass of wats a few da then act mace from lemon Juice Oo ned with lithia and has been used for renera’ flush clocged kidrevs and stimulate them to normal activit tralize the acids so lenger irnitate bladder disorders Jad Salts cannot i makes a delightfui efferv ja-water drink whic! i : meen and women take now and ‘@ help keep the anew and other ergans clean. thus often avoiding eerious kidney disorders RED) PIMPLES ON FACE. 3 YEAR) Htched and Burned. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heals. “My face was affected with pimpics fer about three years. They were bard and red. and festered “The oe and scaled over. The pim- : th ‘Rede itched and burned Avres. has bro , mer. auutre ' Globe Th eT a +r Ee > fed ( Each garment a super-value—each ‘garment the acme of quality and tye nity for both wo $65.00 Coats and Wraps $59.50 Coats and Wraps. $55.00 Coats and Wraps $49.50 Coats and Wraps $45.00 Coats and Wraps | x a Ve . ch ae oS [eee 2s ES ei” ESRB AE MB AAG ips eS ae aa : atest > - " . > A ok P De eae ee ee i int at i See | as se 2 ep att Pe tly eT EER a, get alg It ERO BL, ge oi HT ABE IRE a RR op : = ry » o9e8 ‘: : Leap AA - “nm . ” _e é . 9 : re, ¥ eo = 4 4 a Arad ation see 4 y « * pd | 7a) ’ ‘ . ; then ) ® rn em me ~ a ee nating — ———— * | ) rr * » , “x “ee : ‘ eee : , 3 ‘ . seston , , , z a ee amie.) au, oe . Bm i . z Veh wan Seth RAN oe OR He a eae Rs » Ae sy nite Oy ier ae ee & See * : ee ee ae ‘ t eS ee i pins siete - se “ é ah oe z FR 4 7 Saeed, . a . os at na P 5 Sys A Gi 6 x A ra i ie. Si ge , ou Ftp he z ~ Ma 3 A 4 ° Eee Me CRAY oh Be) ioc SF. VRS re aS ee ae —— . ? P ow A a er A ‘cde . * ~~ Ri ee i ia aa ae , RO Aiea Terie Pe PAP aR AE 4 mi wie Pigg oy - ¥ : . : i ‘ AS Ee Oa ES a 4 casi dh HPs r al. i. ei ee Values f | to S25 s Odis ana ' is ] nanny Inning Vvariati n side-tTtasten- many a night's s) on Sen ) ?-_ is i. Pe ; mee ae account tention. ie. VIGUSe ut A, ELe hist iitia , ié uj Lit ; { oats that “I read an advertise- ) ment for Cuticura Soap and Oint- } ment and sent for a free sample which Jus ist oy Dresses offered. if they last that long, until i P. M. at this less than cost price. Dresses of silk and cloth for street and gerleral wear the screen with I Jim the Gd - 2 ss s : ‘ ’ re . 4 4s d q a + 4 ‘ sae 2 ad + s 4 = f . = ‘ e9 ” i - nee ; Ba P - y ‘7 7 bg ij pe 4 > 3 Be c : 4 : . ot - a ret ae > . Z ° : cs ‘ ee = i A , ry i s meee x ‘ Pe % % t a Spe + 4 : 5 _ a a S 3 : = - ‘ v3 7 ‘ : ‘ 4 - % % ¥ « t i f- 7 2 5 ~s : ¥ ‘ ‘ }* 2 . z a 4 p> - o r ¢ 4 is ¥ - a. F ‘ i”) . ¥ ¥ am 2 4 a A ; : = * 7 Pi Ss - s, fos 3 ‘ ; Pa % + t > ¥ ’ * - 2 re Sat ee ao | ’ ‘ . 8: @ _ i e + , oe | —— co x a ~ ee ie “A m0) ¥ % « + 5 yr at i ‘ f ut FIRST AMONG CLEANERS The powerful suction of The Premier gets all the dirt imbedded in carpets and hidden away im crevices. The Premier, pioneer in the electric vacuum cleaner field, has no equal for all-round service and economy. There is the Model Duplex for those who want stromg suction plus a motor driven brush. Premier attachments clean everything—furniture, curtains, clothes, radiators and mattresses. «om es, a KE ( Wagar. > sy ie “ty ri oe 3 Se a me : Se eeeetinees ete an Re ; 4 a) : t ie 3 ‘ P ” \ ‘ dine > — 4 a te * fo Be ye Oe rae Pee Qe e ° ey ce ut hae Ase 8 Rares rear, F 7 oe « Entire Remaining Stock at Exactly ....... Fur-Trimmed 3-Piece Costume Suits Please call or phone us for a free demon- . Fur-Trimmed 2-Piece Suits stration in your own home of _ * RST ONG CLEANERS THE PREMIER SERVICECOMPANY, ST. LOUIS 501 N. Sth Street Phone Olive 6693 LIBERAL TIME PAYMENT TERMS . * uke . - — Factory Branch Serwice to Premier Users ce . OUTIL r OU NN SONNE NF LD * Stn HIREAHREN

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SUNDAY, ECEMBER 10, 1932, -_ —— — = seo oe Se es Z fog A) | rl lity and style. n- ut qi 4 > WDA ae geen 34 19°32. mua “THT 00 AHA NLA LL Mm | L) Sh in recognition of which, our Sales” “We are deeply appreciative of your patronage.” a ce ee A “Thank You” to Our Patrons and Manufacturers! The “Appreciation Sales” ne. <5 Atv C ireulation of the Daily POT. DISPATCH alone Exceeds that o: the Daily Star and ee a ee ee ——— are an acknowledg ment of the many favors extended us by manufacturers, purchases for this eve nt have been extremely liberal. are intended, by the wonderful Savings they offer, to be our way of saying to our many patrons, We invite you to attend this unparalleled occasion. —_——- ee ee neti the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 The “Appreciation d Coats and — t ~\ ity for both women and misses which, by every standard, is extraordinary. S ie ship. Arabella, Everv one a tribute to ingenious designing All handsomely developed ot Fox-Trimmed Coats Mole-Trimmed Coats Wolf-Trimmed Coats Nutria-Trimmed Coats Caracul-Trimmed Coats Extra Speciat .00 ie | Sweaters . such fashona. lustrola. Ormadale. sott. Normandy workman- fabries as and expert excellent and Bolivia. (Third Floor.) Less Than Cost Several hundred wool Slipover Sweaters at this fractional price while they last. Sizes for women and misses, in the wanted shades (First Floor.) yf A collection of high women have not seendn@i chased at great price! stock at drastic reduc from & regal wrap toa ings seldom offered un Selected Blocked Animal’ Yukon, | A —_ Rus ussian a — i e. Furs pur- —also our own thing in Furs ¢. All at say- hokers brown pelts, $1000 Worth urs £$65,000 uch as St. Louis $ buying comes (7OWNS. flesh, shades. orchid, °4.95 ana *5.95 Silk Underwear Just in time for Christmas gift (Chemises, Bloomers and Vests, ebine, satin, radium and jersev, 1n blue $7.50 to $15 Values for 75 offering ob 2-piece Sets, of erepe de ag this chine, Geor- gette, satin. radium and pongee Blouses, in the wanted styles and colors. 200 Blouses in this sensa-— tional offering. Crepe de and peach (First. Floor.) (First Floor.) An Extraordinary Sale of Silk Blouses (Third Floor.) / Also 142 Velvet Hats Formerly Priced to $15 Satin Hats Gros de Londre Hats Gros de France Hats Duvetyne Hats In Black and All the New Colors. Here’s a chance to buy a new Hat for the holidays at a very great saving. Smart, new stvies for Misses and matrons. A real opportunity —ion t iss jt! (First Floor.) = MUUNSUGISGAVNNRUUUALNSNEEDUADAUUUUGNNGRNGRAROUUGLOUUCESEESUUNGAOOOUGGOGUOQONURG EESEROOOUUAOOONEGEE ATH) SO MEN EL DD RSBTTTOODNDO MTU UNMTTTTEEOS TNT TTT UU LL LLL LL ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH 7 So Since Viking Days © cod-liver oil, now known to ® man of the National Executive Com- be exceptionally rich in the f mittee of the Zio . “24 11Z:! ji] Ol : : bee present heres seein . vniza P Uy vitamines, has on a m aer the oon msg of the local Zionist of health and strength to ‘rganization at the United Heb tens of pega Sombie ~snltanesie di Lv al ae rae LLL AME AR. ly ct, ay ii \ZIONIST LEADER TO SPEAK HERE | |Louis Lipsky to Discus Measures for | Jewish Homeland. of New Ye —- — Louis Lipsky inhabitants. Prof. Gus ner, @ member of ~ St “La U versity faculty, irman « local Zionist pele Poses mand of the committee arranging the meeting. at which Circuit Judge rons ann will | preside a & ~ naa goo OPENS AN ACCOUNT CLOTHES oNCREDIT. SS UP FOR XMAS! First Payment Gets the Goods Our cheerfal credit plan makes clothes bay<- ing easy. Here you may eoutfit the = faniily on easy terms. No red tape. ly confidential. Ladies’ Fur-Trimmed homeland in Palestine under the the “Land of the Vik- ‘in Palestine now, with te Us | and keep boys, girls British mandate ings,” made into a foe grown people sturdy. avenue. at $ bp. n ‘Pucobas wii arrive in St pra tomorrow . ip AL will discuss the measures b There are said to be 0 et awish form not unlike rich § seve & Bowne Bioomficld. N.J. 23-23 2 eee ed taken for the creation of a Jewi ah i" cod-liv er oil direct from coionies and 30 farming settlements cream. /t helps make 9 ane a ag — ee a —————e Sees ae RR Ee MEE PERS ES Sa All the newest models. Made of fine Some have large collars and cuffs of fur and are silk lined. Very enusual values. Easy terms. plushes. velours, belivias, etc. LADIES’ SUITS $29.75 T Tallered, as weil as fur trimmed and beaded st) ies. ae Cae ae oa oe ae ee Mes ERR PEs Ee Ee PE ERE See These Beautiful DRESSES f You are sure to be delighted with our large dis- play of Dresses. Here you will find the very newest creations in Canton crepes, tricotiaes, Poiret twills, ete. Come in and sce them. Terms to suit your conventence. Fur Chekers, Waists, Skirts, Millinery, Etc., on Credit. } P Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool iS /OVERCOATS; i t ste te fine AND UP a VRASAEATATRS ATS vr Ct tt ttt Sn SSR Ae These s«tylish Overcoate are tailored of fine all-wool material ay “ome in ulsterette style with large patch peck ete. HKeguler £24.50 values. which are featured at only $24.50. Men’s All-Wool 2-PantsSuits A Splendid as- 50 sortment te choose from. Carefully tailored | in mewest setytes. ae oy oreeneeert @eeentee Overcoats | SUITS # $11.95 $12.95 7 East St. Louis Store—-323 Missouri Av. j PARICS C[OTHING Ss AS ASA AAAS ( ¢) ‘ : ‘ ‘ 1: : a a i ‘ i t f f ; AN oF UF ¢ i, ‘ f r f h t it ( Ad K@OREs O24

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Nae em eg pte — eee nye A. colle Set . pest nent ne peas ny cei. ona Bing Ui se Mills engage siti. RE Rte -_ ‘ 4 St dtm teeter a ee BT A ee ey i ds ii Pa 8 a ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. oa, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 46, mm ee ‘ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | and support in St. In Studio and Gallery Matters of Current Interest to St. Louis Lovers of Art 'which is helping ‘much-needed triangular ‘tween the artists, dealers, is the Competitive tion now in progress (iulld. The show this year exceeds all those previous that we have seen. It is more inclusive and covers a creater range of style, subject and technique than ever and is more accomplish OR many years there has been a) novices, incapable of progress and PF siien undercurrent of misunder-. standing in St. Louis between the | These ideas and sundry other con- public, the artists and the dealers. 'tentions made on all sides are, with- Louis is more » inhospitable to its artists than any other city in the country; that this is be and are being corrected. The mis- the hardest place in the world for’ understanding is the result of a con- an artist to live, work and gain rec- ognition; that those who have left continue in circles until a basis of here and been successful elsewhere co-operation place come from if one intends making reputation in art for oneself and that a 7 the only chance "Y Some claim that St. consider St. Louis a fine a St. Louis has of becoming a celebrity to artist iz for 4 him to leave town, thus implying that! those who remain here are hopeless, destined to small-town intended as such, disloyalty, out being forms of in favor of the art ability, obscurity. various but which can) truthfully work being dohe by our local paint- | ers. The advancement and develop- ‘ment of some of 'as evidenced in their works exhibite ‘this year, is gratifying. the | tors. interest Se ee ana ee PC” as ee ons ras

inde- 1 ) 3 } 5 AAG HOA . 4 Se “ 3 (s Cigarette Cases New thin designs, in solld allver, hammered, engine turned or graved, $7.00 to $34.00 Bold silver, green and red gold in- lay stripes, : $36.00 to $62.00 Gold top, over solid silver, a er $123.00 Of finest seal and other leathers, with gold corners, x emer Oeiene Cuff Einks , Handsome designe in ailk-finis!: white or green gold, Wr S OX aah GO en- octa- other popular shapes, richly engraved, ~ You are invited to open a | \\in solid green and white It’ | cash outley. NUMMER yy, Vy SUVA MUTLDANA DONE SUSDUGUUUETUO ATA ASETON DUDA ddd LU Se ee ee a a i a a i > Store Hours 8:45 A. M. to 6 P. M. Datty Until Caristmas OOD ew a Watch Chains In solid green or white gold, in the popular Waldemar styles. Mono ° med vest ribbon for watches made to order. Chains, $7.75 Up Belt Buckles Berviceable Buckles in finely engine turned solid silver, $3.75 to $9.75 Gold top on solid silver, $9.75 and $10.00 Solid gold Buckles, $12.75 to $52.00 / y rf 4 i) A 4 ewetry $4.00 to $15.00 White or green gold or top Links, set with selected $18.50 to $150.00 | a lamonds, Scarf Pins Attractive designs in solid green o- white gold set with finest diamonds or sémi-precious gems, $5.50 to $250.00 Cigarette Holders Of genuine amber, enamel, or trim. med with solid gold, $2.75 to $30.00 4 Co. Seventh and St. Charles P%'] a DOES ema Powder Boxes | In solid gold, engine-turned or for powder or rouge, $25.00 to $117.00 Solid silver, $3.50 Up Pendants : exquisitely engraved, Beautiful Diamonds in ex- | quisite gold and platinum mountings, $30.00 to $410.00 Pearl and Diamond Tasse! Pendants, $441.00 to $616.00 ) Bracelets All diamonds or diamonds aud sapphires in handsome- ly plereed and carved flexi- ble gold or platinum, $50.00 to $1975.00 Railroad fares will be re- : : funded to out-of-town | customers under Associ- ated Retailers’ plan. | ee . ——_ TT | Roadster = i i i a a OAA AA a — A Small Deposit Hold Christmas Purchased ee Until Wanted. + ? eee ss — EE ee ll ll ——- —_ OMT ) - eer afore ; : ; Louis, and one! commented upon by nearly all visi-)... RAAASAALAALEEAUAMATEMMMAMNryyyysysss . | gTUDIO Tits picture is cults OeeeSTiS”-:hC CS CS CCC™~™~—“‘“‘C:CF apne GALLER i ity of col -| | AND bond be-| painted, with a quality of color en-} a bd = “ wane the public and the! tirely different from that in “The| | 7 4 prom Preceding “* . Exhibi-| Painter to the King,’ except that to ! upon the bac hie sag DY in giee , at the Artists’; be found tn the handling of the still rides turtle. Miss Loeffler life in this picture. | I . is exhibition are fi Kathryn Cherry is once more rep-| eg in tht emaller ones whic resented by several of her vigorous | to her * bh Box ©& paintings. In the main exhibition . entered a gallery, her pictures of “St. Louis | ' . highly sympathetic no — ‘p***e 7 . . ‘ but the discipi _Winter” are hung on opposite walls. | Sree? Rt near's of pabag et eighteent Both of these paintings have special! | We Will | = : Pee ng ef the tharco the younger artists,|/nterest for St. Louisans aside from A Small ) | Vale t ent, » = q their artistic excellence, since they | Deposit + wake to depict well-known spots in pictur- “f | a | Order nea he of the wa!) | ©Saue old St. Louis. | | Wil Hold Ss Anything Ss ' iW 0 | The first requisite in viewing any | Any Fur | .y y Vv ' ® Se raatas a - of Mrs. Cherry’s paintings is plenty;'$ [fnti] | Sk oe : | cialist Wonderfully lof distance. Without ft, one {is over-| Wanted | a Wish oy With Many Cases powered by flerce and mighty brush ! | ante ‘ sii Noises and strokes that are meaningless unless ons (Hik ee Ment Method assembled. With pr6per_§ distance. - . “egg by His New et the separate units of color blend and You men. who are groping around for a suitable Xmas present for | | i yt W esday and Thursd: form the energetic ensembles that! Soe - sister or sweetheart— | hee edi wineiitid waa are 26 full of vitality. your wife, mother, si — i; ’ at sx me wee ' Ciesla: Loattec's poutay GREE Let Us Suggest Furs nena, he rlseii2a 408 ers poster pict ures iss ? a - Her on Xmas da ’ than one of Bh. noises, | the black and white entitled “The|$ No gift would be more greasy Ete. , THE Bas. oa a Piper’s Son,” in which Tom Tom is) car Weantifw Fer Cape, pen a 1 ll less | ae ot nA aha seen tackling his father's old trade. Remember—wWe are manufacturers et ee - “ . “ €: consult _ — He is surrounded by his small play- 1 sae -Serccgpereaes Leet \g° | HS0TT Pati it o ch a vi /mates, some of whom are enjoying | Here Are a Few Suggestions a known 8 his mighty blasts upon the horn, ee a ss ae: age: Ft while those- behind him chuckle at|@ —¥ Louts off! the joke explained in the inscription | Chokers and Scarfs Fur Coats and Wraps PIANOFORTE % every ¥ at the bottom of the picture: | Priced From Priced From f .e KS oe fe, Thursday. ‘Over the hills and far away’ | 0 | 49 75 t $850 There is a subtle satisfaction in knowing that one’s _ hag orisis Was the only tune that Tom could | $9.75 to $10 ° O ions, whatever their nature, are of superlative — trenton. play.” exeellence. A Gobelin tapestry or a da Vinci ‘he troubles that he see head nol Her largest picture, “Wonder,” | ° j me. the cages Of Gente relieved anc Ras been sold out of the exhibition. Beautiful Fur Capes Fashionable Fur Stoles is s constant source of pleasure and bears testimony | a of eee of the mire rid . " . ae. z re rt . & In a deep forest and in the shadow | Priced From Priced From to the taste of its owner To the music lover the same a t shouid be pecially cose By of two toadstools, a small girl-child 5 5 500 $39 75 t $395 is true of the possession of a Mason & Hamlin Piang, = where one e2.t w ening. that bi from the, real world looks in wen | $ 9.7 to ° Oo Those who are musically sensitive, whose apprech PS hy ~ other noises that | derment upon a green elfin creature | Q — __ ———_ : ~~ : ation of tonal quality renders them competentte : and better Nieved. He says ) . , ts these , often caus on ee ee ee ee You Will Be Pleased to Know That | judge, pronounce the Mason & Hamlin Piane the affects Cesena. “stomach trou! ~ ie : eate Continued on Next Page. | | WE C REMODEL AND REP AIR | , leading instrument _— on = . sa daches. ie bas tall to ev Dame Melba. ric endowed with musical ‘d ffering with these trot 3 | Her last season’s Furs into the most beautiful and up-to-date | 4 se die» and St. Louls. He is treat | | erimination. says in thisconnection: It seems tome : » these every day. models. We do exquisite work along this line and are sure that | h f th “oll wie % - Fast St. Louls had gotat _ even She would approve of this suggestion. | that the preference on the pa an individ for ane hese See en walle } We carry a complete line of Tatls and Paros. | the Mason & Hamlin Piano is indicative of a superier | pletely cured. ga veare, deafness | rTy ” oe x, o three years; 70 wears ¢ Fur Oollers and Cuffs—of all kinde—made to erder. musical nature Vv. Krone had ° ; : 9 errible er T f f t Silk Pill | Investigate Our Low Prices on This Kind of Work. Only an actual hearing can give s realimtion ef = 4 “asthe, _,terrible | smother airetd OUR FULOWS |) ¢ | tte beauty of tone > «Ute wi : , an é olses tor y , 4 Ww invite a hearin . fe fness and L. ~ wo lleved If [In great variety of colorings. Special Landers & Pearlman Olive e g . . va ae aring grea = "nai pec . Me ‘ances are that you ean be Down filled. Special price, || Attention pi K i es e ] h orst P i ano C 0 2 pe chances are examine you tree ; ft = 7 na tell vot the ruth ab | me F C e. 4B a, whether os not it can $5.00 Each = }3 | oxtor. ur LO. tabitems 197 eae _ he will make a special discoun Town Far Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Eetaflers Central 1 () 0 7 O I if V EB tae il cases of adenoids and all lasses MARX and JONES — | outoe- | 823-825 Washington Av.| ,,. | PIRES ‘fous “ottices. "ite has “pubis . : rm al ‘é ° , me ‘ « erplain! ] out his me 1 ee ee ag Bg Where Music Is Sweetest’ . SR Opposite Post Office : Weesnaaie at 714 Washington Av about eatarrh asc me yong & ca : 4 noises the curable an: 1@ —_— ee e. He wants every person suffel — th catarrh. deafness, head notses —— r «a eves enall write) T nis booklet and os will aon it f will examine you free and tell ~ - ws your rene ay sure to ppm 4 : ' b o a surgical opera ; p> al SS te his ‘St. Louls offices, room Fellows’ Bide... S16 Olive st. @ ‘ ednesday and Thutfsday. ‘Phone O ’ : © Hours from &8:30*to 4:30, oe - hers. 39 vears devoted to this | A a \ . ‘ P "te 0 e ! § Poke ‘ - reall the time, {@ ean expert ref Ps ist. He c fit you with glacse« et Your 7 v fn the ma "Phone for enga ; “ 27 Diamonds in ‘e ‘old J - : , * Green Gol ap. Platinum, $520 g ence eng in h ~ Signet, $20 = nye, 8975 Christmas Gi stl, 0 a +3 Be of Undoubted Quality Sear aay e eo hnaoupte uall Stee a % r . . eiSore Le om vat aie ton > - fs : “thy ee “ * : | a ee Open Es uae o » - ‘ a Sl ” . ST ete ee ae ee Le RE a YW che LE: on 2 - eh yy BS Southwes a 3000 Locust . 4 5143 Deln Worre! 8560 | 3k

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, % — — — & — — —— give « realiesticn of gene Sarees = . See Other Variety Bills. seems a Sin to let hair fall out or tolerate ‘ a he 4 noises for & ry re, RA Tm alate nn Ankh > meres + 4 | ai eomptet> relieved ie ee ee one Coserich Revue destructive dandruff when you can i 2 similar. to there opie Sone an: lance numper, neaars ° ° ° ., C [Bie anes are that sou can be re) by Katherine McConnell, leads off Quickly correct all such hair trouble with e sangre ip fie : i r f > the fi e* ' if al the week ,4 ey, . lano 0. Te Be ee thers echoduled fi a bottle of delightful Danderine. ie o a So 1s Berke Morgan and De ’1 v he wi ped gorge pee “ty — Be aise { . Ye , } ] f i I \ E fis over 30 Daversa a2y. ‘ H : cate 2p wp , wa cone = Ses, FOR MEN AND W OMEN _ is offices. e has puvlisnea = ates ea $f- — 1 alates. laining a?! about his method sing and impersonators, George a1F ‘ — Sweetest ’ fiomands ‘rented. This ook tells Gifford and a company. and the Millions know the magic of Danderine; ut eatarrh and ceafness ana ’ / ans te curable ond tha oh. r- LOmbardi-Coari choristers, in jazz how it corrects oily, dandruffy, itching WY 4 i UT IN/N/N/NININM NN ITIITTININTTNTNETNTRE ETT TY LRU Bar-Pins designs in white id platinem top ; 2m. eset with ex- nas. to 21890.00 er Boxes | el ‘ — Ae ——— a W/N TT i MUNNAUAGUUAGNUVITVNLINDNGDSNUUSOOAMUADSNDBAGDUUGUADANUEOUNANDALANUNUADADONNDOUODGOOANDADNDANTUNTUNNSDONNNAN0RNEAVLLIANNUUCINOONN PON EUHULUINAVHUM a — —— — a fold, exquisite'r or engrave. er ro to $17.00 50 Uy; ) wdanis : ) lamonds in ¢x- | and platinum to 3410.90 : Diamond Tasse' to SéI€.00 elets : er diamonds | in handseome- @ carved flex tinum. | Out-of-towe ender Associ- * glen. ~ Gillet or cross eves to call or write him, band, the Military Hussars. is cap- §Calps and helps the hair to grow long, — Open Evenings we ~ a - f. ae or * LR 20 s 7 4 —— as z ee oes ; Se alate . . ag . ae i. — ™ ‘. : x NDAT: 1927. The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and \he Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | -; k + ¥ by ’ ’? eee ens Behe arg le me se ,merville;” Dougal and Leary, Jack /|playlet, “I cage img iit . is ’ © | Lipton , row Sudermann DVrama 10mg a ND GALLERY ¢,; end of the brass rail, where the sa st og Nevada, the Parker’ A drama by Sudermann, “Stein La prom Preceding Page. | prov erbial and never-to-be-forgotton rs and Princeas Leona, eques-/|trrter Steinen,” will be given tonight ." in giee upon the back (barroom trio conscitntiously renders | trienne. py the German Theater stock com- . a Miss Loeffler’s: — ' and Lafayette avenues. In the cast “OY B-l-a-c-k Jo-o-o.” At the Garyety the week's bur- | pany at Fagle Auditorium, Jefferson | will be Lore Duino, Otto Ludwig, Felix Marx, Adolph Hertel, Otto Reuter, Gustav Hilmer, Enut Her- felt, Lina Weingartner and Hilda Muempher. aed oe TY — — ~— — 2 P - Se - Ses 2S » . ae ee i fee oy Tyee: nolan dian stion dk vatinees

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19 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times ComDined. GIRL 16 RES “UNLUCKY ae the samy..” gut hes Cp nion SCOUT NO sn t sic red by the rest of te treop 13;” SAVES TWO; TO GET MEDAL Miss Nellie S. Truman, directress cf d *pethe SsS ae Brooklyn Girl Scouts, will pin ea | 3-¥ Jin] Belonging medal on the little heroine | | i | tegen m hime te Maizie saved a Girl Scout ef the | | | nN .—- ee SRDS —_ —--— Bs Ake : 4 ball . " wat a -_ & ie sh wwe doll ili itiitaincth eons, se nleratain the BRP Mai RE Ss > ~ “re 7 ™- e . ~~ F* —_ +7 ‘m the compa! 2 > el ) ig vhs ;. gone an of the Movies ; 4 we > * = "3 : t Lenden at ‘24 =a a T? ater. *? * After CHIT Dd winx “4 * sis > ee wee . a5 — nee ; a Pe oo manager 99 ge , ¥ 7 OU negyeri ste ‘ ah a i Kh oe Wie ee ae! IEE a en on ee Soe ee me a 2 His . re ee Sa en en yore sacar: ee i 1 ieee - ' : : itn f . 2 Oe ’ y C : : 4 ho) - ’ ee a te cn Ss Aili tothe. idea a eel Py fia: . ee eo ae Ce, 4 ced, a eae * Pee — ‘ Eee eee, Se " ; " rs =" _ f ‘ - 5 - - al . —_ a “ at. , : yp a ae rte a ‘ yihale ; ae dy an? : PH 3 4 > & ; SPCR BITES ae Ae 4 exe ae Pe ‘nal bs Pee , “ € . - 3 ° _— seen owen ie Pere Oe ee eee ¥ . : . ; eo s oh , se L TP; : ) ’ . . “pry > & Sy - . aks . Sete % - , , ‘ 3 talde abs ky 5 3 + a SER yay Ret te che oie be alleatiaier Vidiameete sa we yes oh ayes a. ae , tas eae semen tae: - : — ag. . 2 - " Baie PO ad i . ; : . “ > eal ae rites 9 yr Pat aa ¥ > 4 - J ~ ae : , : - Pate S2 ape rat q s. . we ‘oo 4 4 PST 5 MN e Q acs _— . Mw . LE . oY a. se - = eo : . sical _ , i , - . . : SR ES 7 ee Nan rege Sie om ; * Ee TY ORR Bee Mee en ae oe Be ee a 4a ih aie pHa ae 4 : ‘ : " 2 y oe ae : * Pate TF ae 4c. abe m4 > © hen d pee eS TB 4 Bi whe hay » Fs ~e p. 3 . = ‘ a Sfp » eas ¥e OA: SBA Se wets GM he go ‘ et dai - pe ene ea : ne x > : oe: , ee Se £5 Vit ~salh QAR as Miggen soi wc flan ed iat shire scaaes : - ~pigee Aue sito Nieshattcs bedi may! thy he ahs oils x : . = . " ™ _ ar . ; f pad Pewee a ‘ . _ " a . t a + oA 2, ae . a i é . i ; big . gt Pele i rl ee et ae OS eit Makes the Home =) 4 Beautifully Tailored, All Wool More Exjoyeble at Christmastime \. EP Winter Tweeds, Scotches ‘ Gift f id bol i = z et | . aa) — - Until Ch a tae ey | and Cassimeres — — Reese oats loi es * bh vale oleae. yn om “ eM! agit a ee a ae ‘ Sery AT HALF PRICE | on. Vo Pp” ie Our Own $35 and $40 Suits i bel +$2.00 Kiddie Car, eak | @uish, red stripe $1.10 | $3.50 Character Dolla .. | @ressed, while they last ._. 85c $3.00 White Hobby Horse. Mriped black... Dee $2.50 Red and Gr Dectios Horse ee $1.20 b0 Se $1.40 Mozart Cabinet Phonograph | added to that condition | Mabogany, American walnut or et AN | : oat : at 4 ox Jacobean finish, pommes case, ul TURE, Ms. | lo ao 2 it { , guerantee€ motor and tone arm, {>= UtiTUl as. / ‘ ee . ae / ’ : . a Plays al! records, sapphire point 242 a 4, rtment of igs gas ae => p Ph ; the extremely mild fall needie with every machine for i oor Lamps in a. ; r , : F i. ° $. Edison records free. ) manogany and oe eee a Pe ‘ r | weather, which, : bz Prices range polychrome si!k , ~ was . as low as , | , lined i\ ~- cteka. oF large Bex FPhonograph. | plays all records, with mahogany | recerad cabinet. 34, Price of the twe ftems . ie ; : , Small Regina Box Phonograph : : § a ae - «4 ~ me F , / finish 2 : i} ; , . . . ” ratper. ror me A : _ : = ~~ - *- — it 5 ™ : . > 4 3 4 ? Z 4% e é . 3 Le 3 f - © F a ho fi q : > 7 ed ’ . ie is 4” 4 * 3 » @ ¥ ; + 4 5 ca , . a 3 2 2 > = ‘ - 4 4 - ¢ j : > = : se Fe a | ES = * : fi 5 075, - | 2 sh ses ‘ a - » , a PE on q : , eg i 4 : > & ‘ 7 & bé d . 4 is = | . 2 - = + 2 + ’ 3 uv - ‘ ~ - y , x Py ex j 4 A Junior Polychrome | = wwe SRE -_ | —___—— | DB with lined j st : i} : aes ) sahil ' ‘7 a * ¢ ' = i *, or -~ ’ FERNERIES AND BIRD CAGES | , $29.00 a a Mi ‘ . ) . : Barnev have the la Fiber. | finished in bronre es t4 , : prem TIF: Ao = > value bv more thas | Vy h P ‘ as r . f o = x - . a PP 7 . i, Js pee Se. : : | | | 20”... It ws our “wos Fb Tad! : . err ee Se ‘| : MES OT) as : 7_e* ‘ clad” rule not to carry er a @ -_ ‘ é ° 3 gs se 4 j ' ° e m ' i . ” = Fs : : ") Lamp, lined f- | . ~~ my he eg > rif N ot since 1913 over a single garment | Pe-> ' as. ies, . + tag? 4 SY a h from season to season Ff a : y * / 4 —— 7 4 . r ne : , - - i. a, , laee ee Fe. ¥ Th t ave such values and in spite of the fact >a The well. cosine ber shade, a!) te match, i +. Se sa, aot e j 2b if . MOTHER! BREAK CHILDS LOLD | ae | priate tor Au we can say is get here quick if you want a bargain of your life. i | a | Becaune of their Lewisville ! : : — . Nz ru Sine a = a ‘ : ™ delicate Persetan cclor Itallan onyxe tens: -T™ Dosts. of amber ae . S ‘ oe i “a “ . ae y hee er en " My Peeptotte ys mur, pomes ; = tg Sar = are ean y7 SR Columbus hath - T' ™ brellas Cincinnati ee ‘=> £:rts fer Empia ‘oS | ** i Whatever else you give your child| cian he wi!’ praise you for having St. Lowis i *'? te their Employes. Eansas City ) ; “Smen and girls who wort to relieve a.bad cold, sore throat or given ‘‘California Fig Syrup’’ as the oe 4 , . the laxative becanse it never fails, never. ost come ; ARCADE BLDG me HO e Lorain ¥'l appreciate colored ormia cramps or ovreracts, and even sick 6 e Lomas rt P Omaha , “feas with novelty | Olive at Eighth Street. . Efe. The men will be gia | a : a =n * (mbrellas of black Sn¢@ iiele or union. —_—_— —— = TA 6 ; —— eee ‘ a TOTO TTT ITT TTT TTT TTT - - = — . teas! [i Se eee Sees

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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1999 SUNDAY, , 4 SCEMBER 10, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of th : e Daily Star and the Tim . ' : — , : es Combined by Approximatély 40,000. ST. LOURS POST-DISPATCH 11 BIN’S ~ ee lee tenes, with “rhe Fol-|tion of “The Merchant of Venice, »| chine. " 4 + « Otto Kruger has one to Roy £. wily} f } ROLE IN going to Paris be with David Warfield, at the Lyceum, | finally been selected to play the title eis Rae ere ADVERTISEMENT | A | Star at Elsor Maxwell)’ as iin f ti : CUTAN” P, , Bex axweils new mid-/jand Johannes K C] D “ey te the Alrline road south ¢ | , > , ; m. night = | reisler”’ at the Apo!l- | part in emence ane’s Vill| i DEF pimeemininitiniieaies —— ; PLAY OF MEXICO | ught resort, “Les Acasias.” * * #/ Io. Plays due to arrive about the |Shakspeare,”’ which is due in Jan- Charleston. His bid wa $570,000. Pop CHRISTMAS C CARDS | Arguments ar : I One jin cha cae tad ah oe 5: ount appropriate sentiments te car our ———- ten Jadv Christi-| P@8e’s application for an injunction ieuetonl vad nn ee new | Jonnny Dooy, eGuy semanas eran egoteta oF She. Poping usr message of good cheer and ‘omen BF Bre ene ney ono, | forbidding the “bray, “The Little Kangaroo,” |in “The Bunch and Judy,” has filed Beinee te eee awarded to* a ee rae odie Gee tanta: tte STATIONER @ vit) Fay, Bainter, and “Rose ers from selling rice py “em starring James T. Powers. a petition of voluntary bankruptcy 4 ped Bluff firm whose bid was aed. — ZZ a 1 FS eS 25e Digestall Tablets... if for 2he size ... Box eof 50.. > “a Digestall Tablets... . rent -. 2 # All in genuine leather rolls, the imple- . . AP nd pat i eee : NEW MELBA ments of finest steel: ivory white or . - - rr. a. Te ‘ 4 ¥ rm : . Ife size See nn ent aes anual petems Det 25 Scott's “Emulsion , 10e str. sive ae we ea Sy © ee F 7 ae $1.10 §. 8, ae Skee 2 for 25e size Exactly One-Third Off ! 33 ¢..5. eee ial. ae PARAMOUNT $1.25 Gin and Buchu Comp.. Box ef 25. .82.23 IVORY WHITE ; am | Kidney and ease ibe. 3 Foe "2 ras iy ey ed :* Reena ae SZ os p “e Zz \ 20 Phenolax Wafers. s : TOILET ARTICLES | &% Capa H i) | tammvert'e Pivserine, sie, 420% | GARCIA GRANDE SOME REAL CUTS L/h} — | 190 size .. $228 Lieme 96.00 Weoanes Wlape..,..000kk Ce A\ tf TOILET ITEMS (33 eo UU 2SSs 2 Fitra Large $6.00 Bonnet Shape, $72.98 | = ty AT CUT PRICES LA PALINA ‘ ‘HITE ‘SHES 3 VORY WHITE BAJRBRUSHES 10¢ Kirk's Jap Rose Soap....2 for lle 19¢ size me of the suiting Pi tec. 00 omnes , P Reg. $4.00 ones.. $2 bar Imported Castile Soap, bar $1.29 2 a — nine ms, purchased by 1. $291 Ne y 5( “ $1.50 Powder Boxes 4 ; Picture Frames, etc., and about 75 60c DeLacy'’s Cold Creame r oe be , Sample Sets of 3 to 20 pieces at about Se yo | BBe DeLacy’s Cold Creams....,... 2 for 2e size ...Bex of 56.. boc learn Cold Cream meer Aye EL DALLO @-tD. eatrica ol Peis... .« p 10c¢ mize Rox of 12. -tb. Fare CURLING IRON Why look older as time passes? bec Beacilin. Bee » ag Be ree +. -f9e ‘ at oe ~~~ po Fn ‘83.98 Complete with cord, curler and war- Instead, you can easily find re- 38 Woluies i aeeeen Tooth — sce baie core ame wor. | oP edvetacp Overy moming—semsey | Sopucuer™ ie] LA PREFERENCIA ers; Special $2 19 that defies time and preserves charm. : Williams’ Tooth Powder. Py ty es: . > mm Employ the Haut Ton combination treatment - pee soe» _ "— ——, est Sze daily — firet the vanishing cream, penetrating > Lady Isbelle Seas owder.... Ae ciadeedan tien ee ee 2 for 25e size ...Box of 50. . $5.50 HAIRBRUSH ES then the powder. It helps 500 Pompeian Beauty Vowder... a In solid wood backs and real Russian aur rath wbtunie enente eee haat fy ig _ FIRST CONSUL bristles: see our 5 special Jota this greatest fascination. $1.00 Somntin in pretty gold bor— t , : I2e weer “»} Coty’s ©’ Origan, 75c, $1.39, $1.50, ~, [ON Pine cviigge 300 Dierkina : $1.98, $2.98 De Meighi of “Tg =~ ’ , pA» ne — 6° 1 2 for 2he size ... Box of 3... sh 19¢ ' During this sale, Haar | Save ~ledng Toit Paste, é%e EMANELLO Hard Rubber Combs z re @ a 75c_ flask of | 70c Pompeian Night ,C PO Sra Good. sensible heavy Combe; 3 bie © Hout Tom Bou- | Ser Kompelan toom “0000-22488 | 106 nine Rex of 50. : =. e A only e $3.00 value, both for $2.09. special price on each for THERMOS BOTTLES 4 good. practical elft. $1.49, $2.29 to $4.00 Tungsten, Red Det, Wiles & Moser g ctr me one— ) <5 mates Denby, ge Ruskin ase showing the finest in the = - | box. . 1. $1.19 to $3.65 4 PYORRHEA ss 50 box. $3.25 A toothpaste made sepecially FORCE ts aid te Nature in rebufiding | for sutterere from Prerrtces, TORUS wheare thin, pala, weak or invalid. As Boxes of 10c and 12c diseased condi- appetizer and aid to digestion. acceptable ERETE BE rtsaaes Th ever attermpt- 3 won't be asked Se 9 § What Shall I Give Him for Christmas? ment will tell t. Come down — : A Handsome Umbrella of Black Silk, with Prince of Wales you'll be glad i or Opera Handle Is a Woman’s Logical Gift to a Man! Every man really wants a good Umbrella, but very rarely will a man buy a really good Umbrella for himself! You al could not please him more than by giving him a handsome and stylish Umbrella of black silk, with eurved wooden le j in Prince of Wales style, or straight wooden handle in opera style, silver or gold tipped, if yow wish. For Men, Handsome Black Silk wenbaelias, $5.00 to $45.00 Specially selected for vift purposes are these distinctive Umbrellas for men. There are handles of tortoise shell, horn @ Variety of handsome woods. Many handles are gold or silver tipped. What Shall I Give My Employes for Christmas? 7 A Beautiful and Useful Umbrella Is the Employer’s Logical Gift to His Men and Women Employes 4 “Because of their unques- ase oe a $$ ames At 6 95 1 tibied usefy! ° iiness and general mee (lato imme For Friends Who Live Out of Town eS ae eee ( *t* * #'% to their E hes seo The There is no more suitable gift than the Umbrella to send taney keaton tee aoe ee | Women &nd girls who work for to a woman or man friend out of the city, since Umbrellas ends and leather side straps _— appreciate colored silk require no especial fitting as is the case with many other Other styles at : Mas with novelty han- gifts, and are sure to be received with the greatest enthu- $10.00 and $132.00 6 men will be glad to siasm. “ Men's black Umbrellas Pitive Umbrelian of black alk ST. LOUIS’ LEADING CUT-RATE DRUG STORE aaa lisle or union. Umbrella Shop—Hirat Floor. $5.00 up : | : eb ge Eg RE aD BAN and pT aousanne of sufferers have ae my oy od alse ie of epecial benefit in cnses of found relief by using this ' | bathe eer of treatment, the dis- eee, erers. Regular $1. 50 Size covery of an eminent French @ & iis tube, 42c (Pell 16 Ounces) scientist. It’s a pleasant anti- ssptic powder which is inhaled and in Cut Price for many caves oat At Kite the Germ. KODAKS AND Temneseew Only O8< peter nce fae CAMERAS noe Fiastman’s famous line of HKo- MAIL ORDERS daks and Cameres—and at just action the price you ong te pay, a Og <2 pestaes and a £ =a. ~ See Rae a 0 le a ite lle x

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oad he pee ee ee ee ae + ‘ ae a * a P Oe ee ee Oe ete ine ee woclage mds — Srogiiay ie Sar a a mm theming : eS ea ke “f or oa dk Cin ef wm = 4 Ye a ETOYS BPR SIs I DFR. ee > 2 AM pg we) LRELEE ioe —e oe a sa ait ake = aif. bal ¢F 7 2 ” : . — . es - . . 2 tet ian "7 as es. —# : - : ee ; xe ae pyanetirs ~ - “ ~ Ant > - 7 7 age ees a pf R v= 4 4 | ony o r 4 ye o P re? thes : a nee eee : “ eb oe it es a . \ Be v | | t ' ay Si ao all ek a aa te RMB. i. i oa cid ts bby tow abana 9 Pits 4 " Te eres - ‘ Ro es pita Wak ’ , : sbig tee) ee re me ee ret Se moet yan oe eee ae 12 WOULD LIFT IMMIGRATION BARS Meeting of Manufacturers Called for Dec. 15. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—The Nationa! Conference of State Manufactursrs’ | Associations has taken steps to ob- tain the repeal of the 3 per cent re- etrictive section In the United States iimmigration act. It has called a meeting of manufacturers and busi- | Leland Stanford University, ness men from a dozen states, to Le held here Dec. 15. In connection with the announce- ment, the Industrial Relations Com- mittee of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association asserted “there is a labor shortage in Chicago, Bloomington, Danville, East St. Louis, Joliet, Rock Island and Springfield.” PEASANTS TAKE UP SHOOTING Popular With Masses in Austria— Game Plentitfual. iw the Associated Press. * VIENNA, Dec. $.—Once the sport of the aristocracy. shooting ‘s ecoming th masses in Austria. Few countries are 580 pientifully stocked wit! every kind, furred ; and the large estates lave splendidly The great European deer and chamois are still abundant. while fowls of var oo : . : ~~? * " & © Pastime Oo. LHe game of feathere:!, been preserved url smailer ids furnish ‘xcellent sport Many of the on no ionger able sheotings. with the of gamekeepers and other heavy cex- penses, and the properties are being rented. e rich landowners Te to keen up ¢!} necessary armiles oT. LOUIS *DISPATCH ‘monstrous and dangerous 5 . oe > i ~ 4s @ ST TALK OX JAPANESE. RELATIONS American Educator Speaking in Tokio Approves Joint Com- mission Plan. Correspondence of the Associated Press. TOKIO. Nor. 17.—Discussing re- ‘lations between Japan and America before the College of Commerce of the Imperial University. Dr. David ‘Starr Jordan, president emeritus of ap- proved the plan suggested by Vis- count Shibusawa for the appoint- iment of a joint commissfon to dis- cuss the matter. “Such a commis- sion could not settle the points at issue, which must go to the courts, but ft would serve to dispel misun- derstandings on both sides, a mat- ter of the highest importance,” fe said. | “The Washington conference was a* great triumph of common sense and common decency. Its main achievement prick the bubble of ~~ s & was to war-ecare. assiduously inflated oY evil-minded men on bith sides ofthe Pacific Japan and America wil be neighbors for the next thousand vears, and it is good business as wel! b - tor ih bh ~o-! = ’ as good morals to be neighbor's WINE, WOMAN, and SONG ALL | GAYETY THIS = THEATER ation of the Dallw POST-DISPATCH alone Appr er FREE We originated the Free Sale. We ask you, beware of Imitators: 1Se Egyptian Lotus Taicum, 1 10c Putman’s Dyes. assorted. 1 10c Charcoal Tablets Reqpa.t G Drops. Jumbe, Id. .1 “pe Xocatan, Fan Tan Gum, 1 S0c Butgher Knife...... eo oll 9@c Checolates ip tin. Ib....1 Beef Cubes, Armonur’s...1l Permapnganate Potash .. . 4 od. .1 1 1 pt 1 1 1 1 l tec Kefine Cigar, union made. 1@c Wanda Cigar, union made, MMO Wom nn mx ool oon > | me 1 1 . 2 $1 Yeast Vitamines, genuine, Add 4c and Get Two SOc Nattre’s Remedy .. sflver Polish. imperted — - *0c Aspirin, Bayer's, doz... .* “Se Rubbing Alcohol ... TECPTFE reer Er eETEEECEEE TERE oc pvoS 2c Svwrup Cecillana . ®Se Hariem Oil Caps 4 “Se Carter's Liver Pills. . .‘ vse Painless Eve Water. B@c Armour’s Ext. Beef...‘ Dr. Parsons’ Corn Cure... ®5e¢ De Witt’s Catarrh Cr. .‘ 25¢ Honoiniu Taicum ...-.2 Shaving Lotion. Keiffer’s. .2 —— E cr Tasteless Castor Ol] 2f 10@c BRobert Emmet Cigar. 6@c De Lacy’s Cream.....2f °5¢c¢ Germicidal Seap . American Reach Paste Rat Annihilater “ale Monday. Tresdar, Ltd. Deuble Eagle stamps Tuesday. [ KEIFFER'S BROADWAY'& FRANKLIN J DRUG SALE BUY ONE ONE FREE- Also Combination Sale ®S- Bremide-Quin. for colds, 1 Free Teeth Paste..1 Free - ; 25¢ Day or Night Cream, E.., Free 5@c S1 Dewitt's Kidney Pills, 1 Free $2.50 Perfume.... Free Free Free 3Oc Moore Tooth Paste. _.. 50@c-$1 Swain's Kidnev Pills Ring's Dyspepsia Tabicts. or 25e Eas. Pepesin.... ™ ~~» ne Water. . Free xide. .1 Soe? *s ; Sal Tenic.i 25e Furniture Polish ....,..1 Fr Eves tested free. See our Optician. a Special Single Price $5 Valise 18, real Nuajol .. ye ‘ - ° . ° >. > > , direct attention of hundreds of h munity, the manufacturer | A remarkab! » . . : i 4 , your old Cleaner to advantas > one ih wikis . ae —to Apply on the Purchase of the Very Efficient Premier Duplex Electric Cleaner @ Here is an opportunity that will be welcomed by many housewives with Electric Cleaners which thev would like to dispose of—and coming just at this time the advantages of this remarkable offer will be even better appreciated. It is made possible by the manufacturer's desire to place this high-grade Cleaner in many more St. Louls homes. An Efficient Cleaner with Many: Desirable Features Remove the brush and you have a complete Va have a suction so powerful that it cleans the surface the first time it ts applied. elude it. , The Premier Duplex is instantiy converted into either type of cleaner. Guaranteed by the Maker and Famous-Barr Co. Get Full Information —about this offer in our Electrica] Sec- e Basement Gallery. Sweeper the Premier Duplex is on sale A Rare Opportunity Act at once upon this offer and be the possessor of ome of these splendid Elec- tric Cleaners before Christmas. | le 2th 9 100°, Suction The Premier Duplex sti ams ani is Picteimi / 102%, m Sweeper; attach the motor-driven brush and you Dirt simply cannot The Price of the Premier Duplex Is siightm higher if purchased on Deferred Plan. = 7 - Dawmené + 2. eet 2004 where Base ment Gallery SRR PERE eee eee eee ER REE RRR R EERE LEER EER AER REREEAER ELE LEER EERE LEER LE RE EEE eg ge a eget eee ee FAMOUS -BARR CO. | We Giwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps |. UE PU NSCBO MMB vomnn—m=x wows oximately Eq — ee eee OS . ‘ 5 . . . SS ‘ . 7 . . *. ‘ . SQN \ ~ \ Sy wD SOON SS \ ‘ MS a LA) eo > > & WOOO Oey RAY SWVKM\Y \ ~\ WAS . . ~ + a. y sy IH \ AN a, ." ~ +" ~~" . Ws “A s = ‘ .\* . . \ ~~ s, AN ‘ . 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Ss yk” ThA \ AY, >. — DECEasan 16, OOF BUYS YOUR ~ Pay Only ~ Your : Gifts Now ~% —Pay. only $1.00 a week The Mectoy-Weber man makes possible the purchase worth-whiile sifts with the money ou ordinarily will let a* Here is the supreme Diamond value of 3 Louis. Genuine Ble White Diamonds— -parkling. dazzling, beautifully mounted & white gold, green gold or ‘ sold. 14 and 18 karat. Late aye mountings. As Xmas gifts = are xcel- led. Come in epriy make your s | and pay next yea | **Beaux Arts"* $750 Pay $1.00 a Week White Gold Wrist Watch What every young girl wants for « Christma« present — convertible Braceiet Wateh;: fines quality gold filled, plain pelished; high-grade gilt dial: jeweried mevement that will keep accurate time— *20 Credit Jewelers ANA ~* WSS ~~‘ \ SX WAVGVpe \ WY NX AAR ANY

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a Bens Ty. i4* re 247 . oT rf I peer 10. 1°27 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximat-ly 40.000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 ct aaa FES SSS SRE SRS RSS SAG RS ES IE ASE RES SR PRA SIS ES SS SS SI IAS SRA RS SEAS SI RS EASES AS TESS IS IEA ASSES S > ~~. “ie — “ > » =- se — =~ > ae ry ay a “a ya ~ ; ee 1 3 - — = i | — ‘, . ~ £ t " NS ~ \ — ~*~ ~~ ss ' » 2 SS. .S SK ‘¢ “Brunswickhs Annual hopp aa fe Guide 21 Handsome Models to Choose From This oe WaT iF Ma we a se ~_ De : ti ~JVA'AL Year— All Styles — All Woods— All Finishes yo ST ee lS he Gian > 5 ae = en _— 2 on + e - ° ee A ce RI I ep Oy A RIOR RRR ee: es im Here are 21 supreme musical instruments. metallic accompaniment peculiar to old- You will find among them a design to meet ex- _—_— fashioned talking machines. actly your individual requirements. A price to Suit your purse. At terms you will find very (2) All-record Reproducer convenient. This universal reproducer — the Brunswick All embody the exclusive, patent-protected Ultona—plays any make of record with just a features which make The Brunswick dominant — turn of the hand. There are no “attachments.” in musical circles today — the phonograph ac- Nothing to “put on” or “take off.” The Ultona cepted by musical critics the world over as the has a separate mounting for the usual steel or highest peak of musical reproduction. fibre needle, a separate mounting for the semi- : permanent sapphire ball point, and a separate Note particularly these two Brunswick diaphragm and mounting for the permanent a advantages genuine diamond point. At a turn of the hand $550 They put Brunswick far in the lead in fidelity any one of these playing points is presented to and naturalness of tone reproduction. They the record. : are obtainable on no other phonograph. eres es " 9h Se (1) All-wood Tone Chamber 4 4 Just as a fine old violin owes its value n PHONOCRAPHS AND RECORDS to rare woods, properly ghaped and balanced, so the Brunswick Tone Am- Sold by Dependable Dealers plifier — made entirely of seasoned The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. - hollywood, skillfully smoothed and OS aD rounded — gives The Brunswick the Established 1845 clear, mellow tones for which it is 915-917 NORTH SIXTH STREET famous. You notice at once the grate- : ao ful absence, in Brunswick tone, of the gee a ies ard Appropriate Records a —_ - Eitsihe’ ao a 1 Gotti fe for Christmas Gifts Meat Gift Envelopes $ : . Hi | i] ~ Ate Abi if of j i 10046—Silent Night—Florence Easton— Male Trio seecwocs Ghee 10045—Holy Night—Tenor—Chainlee gnd “or I.00 Model **210’° Diamond value of St. lune White Diamonds— beautifully mounted in \ ~ ~ ," ." ‘ . . ~ ~ so as \ SS sae a Mod ] **200"" 7) | i $100 , i { Adeste Fideles—Collegiate Choir ) ~ — 5°33 ; Joy to the World—Collegiate Choir { Medel **105° a Santa Claus Hides in the Phono- $65 pf hes: oes 5. DO graph—By Old Santa Himself Aa Bar ge Morning at sg 75¢ $1.00 Piamonds are unexcel- led. Come in eurly and make your selection and pay next year. . = Others up to SV ° °nhagg Steve Porter Collection of Hymns, No. r—Chimes } - Collection of Hymns, No. 2—Chimes > 75¢ | —Brass Choir With Bell Orchestra } ~ ~.s ~ ~* y ~~ QQ 2334 \ ~ SN — a | Brunswick Records Medel 101° Play on Any Phonograph ve SS SS “ SSS SRV PERE NIE SS SS ~." “ * te Pf wehee Ly SN $150 Model 122" $310 SS = SAAN , SS + ‘ ES SSS Medel “127” $325 ** Chippendale” eh **Lombardi”* $450 ar yn $650 ‘oremost — it Jewelers NO BCBRKK : LN . ‘ Ss ." —_

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e-Democrat and the Times Combined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH ¢ alone ey Equals that of tHe Daily Glob — —— ie Se_ oe OS OO — 2. ———— —— | eg Charge Accounts Solicited + = Charge Accounts Solicited He Will Appreciate aria /2)) | “ey eee We Suggest. Shopping A Gift From Saw Ti Gare Fee In the Morning View Our Shop Windows for Ideas! we x ooh . Pek ; . ’ ee ae ¥ % : View Our Shop Windows for Ideas! res Rachel Bie ia ahs > * cil co mnie ane ROR Re 6s Mts we we ‘ Meare ee rT " pes te, £ wr on * 4 y §) ¥ 1a Ben rn a aa ~ . so ™ Be yp: Ss ee ah engi Anette tey ~~ me oe YO REPRO, arene 2 a MO. oe a otal ¥ F wR eo: a , Ree eet » = Oe =" 2 - . : ) sg > hae . tke AER te Sl ee SES = BSS BB UG YS RE tee SR PEM sell: ARSE Bea ROPE se ee eee cs a > ‘a f , _ went 7 = : ~ a ely i a t+ 4 - ‘ " dw oles 7 re op mas eal . és > es ee a —_ “int ew Li ee) el ee ee Mas 1, . ° a an " ws ry - ee POO D ’ - oe adel ee pale S 7 bARt ie b y~ oe Me i s : ee eM esa re ee St Re Deleon eae sea . ee a BD ys nigdtinicke. tie mn . T Mieiiendindene aciiihdhstiommen ct be. i. ee - _ ae 4 * . 4 * ~ "i 4 a ’ am wt : ? a ~ 7. os e " : ’ A " s™ BY a. . a ws elt : z Cg APSE SENN OEE ND ay IF, vl SIF IS OLIVE AT EIGHTH Members of the Retailers’ Refund Association. a a a ——— —_ itll cae SS lank

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DECEMBER (y" a | oo a _———e ee de — imme- instantly from now ices moderate. Of silks, madras, nen, silk stripe and percales—— ripes. | 3.00 ra } r oe hw ws * —-, . ae? ere + aaa ; = a me , - ~ Sup — - . : Se o! : er . — . =. 7 wy P 5 ; f 4 oe ’ a 4 = ‘ ¥ ; . | P f s © lA 4129 G a i PA TAs ii ob: i eo M e, Jia , Lik 4 ae We Lag 2! ; to SFERT Ga Da Ee SO oF Ie ie Ae e : CEE Be ee a | 7? haa j is * nd.” According to the program “The Bridegroom of the ast ee ee as os aa Pan Paw “reson 3 which has it that Prince Rosenblatt, bride room-elect of the East Wind, is expected as a test of his delicacy to spend a day ear i pie the garden of the daughters of Proserpine. Should he succumb to their wiles os will be Suda impure and will be banished amg frorh = as ee — blatt js tempted in turn by the five graces, icanery, Lust, Kogu o Brerong isi ce of fear, hatred and simulated remorse. ereupon Hulda, aaeat at Kien, ten oo ate touched by his plight, presents Rosenblatt with a vial awe j ghall render him impervious to all seductions. There ollows a mad revel, during which Prince, - Amid general rejoicing, Prince_ Rosenblatt, is, judged ynworthy and is banished forever from the Kingdom of-the Brownies” ca een hte A I, eae i. ~ = as , - rf ~~ eo? os ad “<P ~ _—~ The classic stuff from the’ vaudeville circuit—e bacchanal, if you please, right out before everybody, danced by Wladla and Rousemuff and their troupe of Russian dancers, The Ballet pupil, who loves*nothing better» than to chase a toy balloon around the floor. . x , ie ; 4 ae : ; a ay. ee: ae ‘ o Be ie — oo a, Se = aii ee nee ees * ; erg Mar ea ey ae

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; | en UN DAY, ee tale that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ard the Times Combined. DECEMBER 16, 195 ae AY 16 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH -?’ane Approximalely Equa! DECKUAER 2 Patriotic Classes to Be Entertained. Mission Anniversary ee December, the inacript tion— “Christ- Btuden:t f A ; ; " —— nniversary mas Seals Stamp Out Tu berc losis >. nts oO F pertcnniention | The twentieth anni } The seal sale cgmpaign | formal . ehepe e classes will be entertained this eve-j Lighthouse Mission wil was opened Dec. 5, and wi ning with a “get-together” party atibrated with a raliv t seca ege emerges Ke socte’ “ae ILBERT TOYS : ~ : ~ > . . . . ’ Tle * —— ri ~ ch af er ti th rn hy | yx : . the Jewish Community Center. 3626] Tower Gro‘ nd Norfo! ven ut rives its chief revenue t! isn SsAaic : # Ee ER RE a ea Or ee Se wee. eww ~ ye a. nO ae oa a - Se ER COE COREE. DORE : ee ame . eS , nts ry * "a. ees > o - . 2 ee yh bee Poe iN Bes sas > seins» = 44 = ‘ 2 Teta : » , . aie ett megs = " Kuga Ai * remee eemagre.s = seithind mii ct r. vs ve ns f " a : r. ras “7 R PE hee Geta > go PRG ida re pili, CR Atle ete mile AT A BA CRN LIN ECO Ep RENAE of The senisa Last ve ar more tT} in P boulevard. Speakers will be M_[I-¢.... Mme. ; ¢ Dew 4 inelusi\ . ne ecetins 4 a age = irom is/e i \ i _ aid $5°.009 wes raised bv stain uineiaieni : Py a” - ARE BEST J.-@fonim, director of the Keren iad Tine et ential te wi " Ro. = = il 3 H ee ee hhChCmUl fo . bs 7 & ERECTOR SET : il OOO | actnce beeicians to Sneak “. “ 4 ria, Sxecutive secretary of the Y. M.j Rev. T. F. Evans of Ava. 0., &s- ee ee be | SF oo ‘ ; | H. A. ‘The Y. M. H. A. Dramatic] sisted by Miss Agnes Grice! t Lil ampaigy Fay = - ke $2. a ; it Club will give a short sketch : uUperintendent HaAnI . 7 Ae ; — , z+ > Gh, 2 a : hurches physicians will give illus- Grow feeb Bes 5 Coaster Wagons pr } =f P ; trated talks tonignt mie Sabietimaettir dieiinmin 4 10-in. dise wheels. Built ol a “Sea apc $1.98 “a " .- J rk : a DP eRe a ee aa © of ¢ ae is ain L . eitra «tronc. Special $6.95 ASS a 3. J HAT would be AP >~¥ eee east iy ese bea TRere « more fine r p= ful! Port CARTS ll colors .. 828s ouc oo Ww ae Ong if my REFD DOLL CARRIAGES $4 98 Lapy! AXIM atcnes! > They are as serviceable as they are beautiful = —a constant reminder . . > ie of your thoughtfulness. | op DY MAXIM af ma a ~ -_ =~ ~ - * i=x> 7 : children and in th ‘wo universities ll but one private schoo! tn the city | >#ces co - Fach 15 cent package of ‘‘ Diamond | home dyeing is guarantesd - ae ram ; tea ‘a | We Carry ll Line Footbal Gloves and | Dres’’ acr mse 80 simple | your a-n uggist xe the = following sitar pia JOHN ORLICK a ee ee oe ee The advisory medical staf fr th ) t h worn, faded things new, even if she whether it is li oer. Severe aaSr ESO OUN Hv. Franklin Hardware Go N. 7th St. has never dyed before. Buy Diamond’ m ST. LOUIS, MO. wun Meagan Dves—no other kind—then perfect s vy the research department of the »cal society and deals with the cut- 7 . 7 ~oi os Seeks “ts = 4 | ting down of the death rate in the . | Se. ae last 17 years. Figures show that tu- sei ce = — , =. : S235 =: 3 ed | iecreased one-ha!? | “Is -~ : >r Sart ah rat ab ae ata oe 7 . ~ * — > 2 represe « ~ had * eae ~s ne eg) ®t @ é . Se en + Sp ere sy Pee ais E, BR OEM: + geet he 4 5 A or we be ates ae . PS? Ten OF = a » ‘ ' _ . ¢ Terk 4 mt IEEE RTE: wa Snob This Special Christmas Offer Enables = | fa ee Every Home to Own the | New Edison Phonograph | 7 to oh — ‘ — = 2 Beawt ; ing on the ztgeoime Mali curing . : » = The Postoffice Department is plac- DON’T POSTPONE BUYING supply around the helidzys. I would advise prospective EDISON §, NH Nd a | : es To e ss pace og . purchasers to place their or ‘ We Want to See a New Edison ; a ‘(a | In Every Home This Christmas} 10 Sdinon. i HU = joymer Our Special Xmas =aal a0 at oa i cd -_ a ~ " n sea fe , , Z Ee APO ae ; Se e ah ty fe wee ps ey a a ie : $4. Se Mk ‘i ve) : . : : it S ; dded : No Finer Gift 3 a mai Than The New | & tub Offer an? «(4a : Makes It Possible]. 9§ jf} theo Edison for You to Own pes WONDERFUL variety of train outfits costing from oO . of worl $1.75 to $50.00. Big trains and little ones, electric Phonog lap n an Edison a ) Li and spring locomotives, ‘‘O"’ gauge and standard 2 gauge | for Manv an Xmas ‘ — ; — track, freight and passenger stations, tunnels, signals, . 3 a Chor and a wonderful assortment of pullman and passenger : There Is Now 3 | = a shini coaches, freight cars, coal cars, tank cars, stock cars iegsthgen Ss: i : ass oat quisite and cabooses. They are honest American made toys 3 OE = NEW EDISON ? a | and on. beautifully painted just like real ones. The huge N. Y. of —— — C17 ; Jai ) »>- Central type electric locomotives and cars are exact copies . — Suitable rp | 3 Soma of the real thing. Apa y 4) mam |; | Style and Price} }}; | } im . | wings. The Ives Trains afford wonderful sport not only for = to Fit any ¢ | Jee | 5 > teen indoor days, but out of doors as well. Their sturdy con- Ft io! ut Pocketbook | | : | wa | AMPI( struction makes a Christmas gift that will give pleasure — | | it | if ' Nae 4 . = “ | ima: ! new lea every day in the year. With a fleet of Ives Boats a boy : | ; | : has a complete transportation system of his own. : | =5 _ a =e: Je Uprights ie” . @ existed Ives Trains and Ives Boats are for sale by Department Z : er | SA Stores, Electric Shops and Toy dealers everywhere. : Z | ag Pg ples 3 -— 4 3 Cones SEND roc in stamps for our dandy a 3 ~ new catalog ablaze with colors, show- —_—_— : Consoles : . aye img Ives Trains and Ives Boats. “tn , si : ; E a a _: - ’ . 4 , THE IVES MANUFACTURING CORPORATION, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City me a” $135 $175 $295 = . : ee Some stores where Ives Trains may be bought Se ——— ‘4 4 hy: ard Str, Famous and Barr aa — SEE B58 a ap Ask to Hear These Hance ~ . Sign the coupon for our special tet Electric Co. Late Hits and prices wherehr ¥ rate Ym? lav own Schroeter B Hard ee Edison in your home for Xmas. We er pros. ware Co. Jake. the Sheik Fox Trot mail you full untied of our club Burning Sands— Fox Tret Scruggs-V Cow Beils— ox Trot , andervoort- ~ — ie | Pac See 1114 Wry Should I Cry Over | + You—Tenor—W_ Scanlan ” OLIVE 7 a . ~~ , You Tell Her I Stutter— - 3 | Tenor catia ms hipaa ees wo ig > > - . os a aa > - to eae a - ™ eT a se oe a es ee a, ss . na pe Sia arel J . ee “) ~~ See oo rs ae Z Ce sh oi re > : Se . pe . - - . = “ 7s J 4 ow gee oes ~~ . - z AY in y ae’? > Ue ¢ 2 if TE : ey ae ‘ s ‘ “ & © es oy a 2 » re ae MP ae a gmat Pia wy RR: Pw zag ; G i 3 we me hel te fdas Gin (aise BLS ere opr ering et Pet ebeey tas “eke ‘ by Se r 2 ry “ihe os silane ; Pe ay : “er : iepne, ee = . “ fi 7 — 4 Aan er are aa See) ty Xe . 7 - 4 rg beled fen pray os Ay ig a . Sgrh nts oie " 2 te FR hee aloo Nes at he ee hho Steg ae ‘ 45> 4 " 7 . Pwiethe ~~ =e o Se - F, we ‘ ae « : z 1 ; eta Pee eae 4y SE EP SRS ee SMe oe eee z sonnel bees ew 4s — < : , i 2G RGR I A SE MME A aa HE ee i eee fe pdms

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STNDAY, ed ; DECEMBER iC, 1992. ae NDATY. = = — ¢. PECEMBER 1%. 1922, The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH “lone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ia is 7 mil|, She finest Gift in all the World! 4 fe" a®* Coverings # | fa sing is guaranteed. Just tell iggist whether the materig) , h to dre is woo] or silk, or i | it is jinen, cotton, or any oe i xe sods. Diamond Dyes never @& If H\| ih / — bot, fade or run. HH] Hi mie = Vier” UY ¢ : ProaUucing 7 ye st uum . ‘ 4 ¥ n ‘ o nae y “« ‘ ot a ee yr we ce eS ibe ate Sites" 3 oF yy eh owe * i "ae , sy ag oo “are - ae * > s se ay et " > : . oF ee ee ee Sie sh ~~ - want Kine iyi s ies eek vay spay oR ge ale Sati. 0 : i u ee a wie, a x ge PGS peta rater = * ” ‘ 7 ere ne aren Cpt emppen —" een mtg Aha aan te rr mn rE Ne Me et That superlative thrill, that moment eg th of pure conquest which is vouchsafed but seldom. in a litetime—and for which a whole lifetime of effort is not NA IN ™ \ Hh +! — _ — Sy a ee ttm Nr a= eRe llth ety uy ~ ' — A ‘ ; ; | | ti} ; | -_ - : >| ;) st ' + ~—s i} , ; SIDER ECEESETELE j . ~ae > .~. ‘ eee | bye ae iu == - = — , ’ : ; iT 2 | ae {if [i | : » | [ —B - - ; ; ’ | i? ; ' i i | ' ———— — _ ; g ' ' : Bae Sen } i ~ | — " , ' : biti ' ae ; i] ~ i - ‘e - ’ , i] ; | ft — -——- | | | 7 | ' ; - 7 © ' ‘ } — tf ‘ ’ ' ' ry i} ; rT . tf = ; ; i ~ Ne SS : ~ 5 ; ; 2. > S ~ — ag uit : a : Ss . ~ ii - ~ ‘ ; . . - att -— / ~ 4 “ai . | . Vili pease : | | ith ’ { , tt if SS it i att 7 - ’ | | | | . == S 7 +} : / = : phs always exceeds tlie g tt | . . | a . —~ - i} _ me } , att ' » prospective EDISON ~f eH | Hh } iz : . { , yy ty . Fi : ) itil T, j - Z , . F ; ; | TESS rs | t | j thE i Hy | - ; ’ ; j d ; ’ 4 , E ; a* £ 4, pce a n : O LORIOUS is the day when the Arthur Rubenstein and a host of others KNABE, THE HAINES BROS., and From Dr Richard Strauss— Christmas i = AMPICO comes into your life! record now for the AMPICO. And for the MARSHALL & WENDELL : ~ To human ears, to human en- the AMPICO Exclusively. They are all Pianos. These instruments are recog- joyment of the musically beautiful, yours — your own, WHEN and as nized as the leaders in their field. The , nothing in the history of mankind has OFTEN as you want them. Did the extraordinary success of the AMPICO added so much. artist refuse an encore? — Not the has brought on the market a host of AMPICO. Did the artist, worn from a spurious imitations that arehardly any- A nd W hat Is The Ampico ? long tour, play indifferently? NEVER thing more or less than ordinary player From Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brady The ONE instrument that reproduces the AMPICO. All AMPICO Record- pianos. The AMPICO is the ONE re- “As you listen Your cies eee: ; ist 1 he courts | with absolute accuracy the recordings ings are made when the artist 1s at producing piano, and had th ath of world-famous artists. his best. | permitted the name: reproducing to Be wcuis tuctieals a ce we Suan : righted, no other instrument toda : “ — 7 ed to the Elysian Fields of romance and could be sold as a genuine reproducing “ga ; harmonies divine.” From Dr. Albert piano. In the AMPICO the mechanism Einstein—“The AMPICO elicits my is concealed inside the instrument, yet Fe Behe | | great admiration; reproductions are sa the strings are not shortened, the sound- 5 finely nuanced and the operations seer § ing board reduced, nor the case length- pgp eh wat” : ened or thrown out of proportion. The ee e to extend my bes § compliments. , “It is with great interest that I record my compositions for the AMPICO, the reputation of which has already reached my ears in Europe.” : And as for the dance music, well, only diaten: The melody has started — the AMPICO can produce those inde- B 704 see 4 P abana like scribable thrills and unique rhythms so Sans Taver It EilCes; Sila eal necessary to a “Perfect Party.” Old- ee : f] ' ° rp nrg of = seis cil 2 time ballads, simple songs of everyday and on, until the ears se 2 life, all are yours thru the medium 7 TO. somnolent dreaming. Your soul takes AMPICO REPRODUCING PIA : wings. piano may, of course, be played by hand b | a ~The AMPICO for yourself —the Conr Oy s Ar c when desire AMPICO for all the family, it means a Exclusi Ve Distr ibutors Read what these international authori- Some Pr I ominent A mpico new lease on life, a new interest in liv- for the AMPICO in the world-famous ties say concerning THEIR AMPICOS: Own ers: ing. Joy, joy, that you never dreamed existed is yours when the AMPICO H. R. H. The Prince of Wales; His Ex- comes—music, divinest of the arts— % cellency President Menocal; J. Ogden Armour; August A. Busch; Otto Kahn; Played by the MASTERS A Claus Spreckles, Clement Studebaker, George J. Whelan; Mrs, O. P. Belmont; nott, Godowsky, of that art. Rachmanino odowsky George C. Durant; Mrs. Alfred G. Van- ‘tski in, Dr. Rich- , eee Krcioie., we sien THE LA IRGEST PIA NO ST OR E IN AM Efe I CA derbilt; Vincent Astor; Jay Gould. for Xman We will | and is available = & . ( . att : ee : aes + oe. 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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1S a : Rie ras vce a Cad i Sa ie B 5 ] aap if _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Apgrosinetaty Equals that of the Deily Giobe-Democrat and the'Thnes Commune, a ee I — —mee ee casi nos. where ssc Sep TNMISH OLFELUS WAY i: S22 AY AS YOU ENTER x ~— Cit r BECOME PRODUCTIVE : ter in United States notes. A WONDERFUL GAME NM} ft ih — Christmas Git? Costs — : (Copyrigh _ (Patented Fortes |B] Our Special Values: for This Week? jew cost. x high conde penci's Setew essed ares ssl | | Negotiations of 2 Years Brought To the People aS tenor you give the gilt ach penci! m- cee: : bad see @ , é tr m9 \a- ng } nc “Ph f St L _ d: vidual ce stam@oe : iii } re TiO- Fre Oo — Oouis: Here ts @ Perfectiy tmnocent Game: aim ple enough to amose the chi! |@ren. , 3-Pi ‘ste Breakfast Set Gentleman's > Chifforobe Specially A Useful Gift fer Everyone ' ; merican Pact Mieresting enomgh to attract their elders. Mar be played by two or four pet Fe- men. womer hors and g Tis . mérican : act. THE GAYETY THEATER HERE- sons. An idea! PARTT G AME. Tr e the “Werder = Wanders in Gamelan a Priced at $ 75 “ee « sland t wr : Oe ‘ « oe era : ae eT 4 . _ . ‘ 5 , P , cr - q .* 4 ee ie ya 5 ay - r f . : See 7 ‘sg SRD Way . : as is abt. Re. 5 : y : ¥ — ae / ; oar as ; oe iti, eon “s “ ‘s : : * ; ‘ ys mito oA! i.) a “ rd ~ 4 * ft t ® re . Pu ‘ , AD x - 4 eet ae eS ; fai . “ie , Pe © garde Bie AEs eR x ap ey a node Baas giieetaieiiakel wl nde Pit Yet “ 5 a = ad F | } 4 mae Lay BOR) - ~~ - — ~ ADVERTISEMENT. A=WOMAN IS AS OLD as THE LINE OF HER TH OAT on 4 os Made in oak fntsh has drawers: ana - _~ - * =: harg rg spa pinnae 50 ee-9 DS a“ 4 : gar - == 7 - . z ae $ | 9.00 and useful piece 7 any man’s roc SOME TOYS TO DELIGHT THE LITTLE FOLKS CHILD'S ROLL TOP Desk and Chair referred to th A New Flat Top Console : . | the other io t- then Sultan, AD- 7 to obtain copies is re- oO ee a ~ > ‘ : a4 et he ] a » FRANCES WILco.s , , fram Mosul transferred Altman Bidg.. a . itr. Me ; ’ Canam af Dita St. Leuts appoint: one Dr. H. f tate epartme of Mines _— é on - ndera, Plastic Surge elt S177 n vil List. in order better ADVERTISEMENT Tight 3 Little Children t= nesovseions traseed on fo Nended Remar: Care eeees of the came Sold ‘wes a stomach sutering was So eevee +), a- the much @esired concession panies os me ys PNG 4 ptt We Reh he . Kg § 2 * ‘ ) | a ee See ee Re ay u } ‘4 Bo a De RAE ME TE Se, nt RB RE ESTO DOS POPES, 5 DEAE yy" eo pie “ aa ala a ™ oe a") " ” - oe . aa . was obtained br an intermational ~ . .. — —. *.4 7 LD - ‘ "oe "Sa nai aie ‘ @ i Urais ‘ re ro.eu as { oO ; 3 ys - = ~ ~~ ° ; Pe ce " ar uber « he companr and rae Be ig ee tne a ceaite o> 4 ee ee “ ¢ ig BokE pees hig - : ans S Cad Re. ate t We show a iarge tine of “es Del! ‘ “arr ages. ir all - ‘ SPECIAL! — DESK AND CHAIR: flat ter. $3.95 Priced From $3.95 -- be s " > 4 Lad = a: GENUINE TENNESSEE RED CEDAR CHEST | 3 oie : — 8 TO 11 A. M—MONDAYONLY BEGGS = Paw cane DR. GEO. Imported Wax Candles $5 §.604 Olive st. sorated, floral Candles wit makes a —— 25 ¢ wee Olive 5158 @ —— ese preparat: on that rrha! mucus frem ta et o - ~ ° “rect and al ays the in? ar . - > t ad ‘ the 22 nN Remo Of cor ver- 4 Momacn. . "6 tion of 1820, the German interests oar af ilgili $ BES ae . , _ — -. - 4k -— os ee YT > . avince or money Were transferred to France. Laz : os 4 . rear, however, the American Govern- ment disputed the ciaim ef the En- , - > glish interests. but tn the end merely 2 A on asked the right to share the entor- prise. The amount ef tnterest alloted ‘a *h Americ bee | “nA 7. oe ow 7 .ne@ - s-+ ica! uncer? in a né agreement is not krown. but tt w At a New Low Price INTERNATIONAL COFFEE BODY — ee Here it is—the Victrola you have long waited for! A genuin He Believes. ia Victor Console (flat top) at a new low price of only $100. See it or the Ry tomorrow or tomorrow evening, note its marvelous tone. A Vic- trola of handsome proportions—a new model that will make an irresistible appeal to lovers of fine architecture. First showing now at our store. Special demonstrations. Call or phone your tree trial or reservation order. Main 5530. a, ot - — - @ . _ You, Joo, Can Afford a PHON ~oe Specially $ Priced at. the best val le “ ver Ne fered FREE TRIAL reacoes tne t nit a Slates it as massed thro ugh many hands, as the result of which the prices are so erx- 1006 1006 orbitant that it is almost im possi bie - Oli for the consumers to purch it Olive = For this reason the owners of cafe- ne terflas and restaurants are forced te WORLD'S LARGEST VICTOR DEALERS . s . - . mix foreign substances with the cofr- : - ie & - pt -— - - ro, . _ -_ = 00 a Week ay a "i We show a co nm pie te iine of (folumha Grafo- noias end Granby aes riment of ge arse te — Kale out” Rec- Columbia Records °2:==is -cs= os == a3 ee Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Purchase wae N. W. Cor. Washington ae at Ninth St. PTT EEE ELT TTT TT tt Et Yt BESEEEE _~ . ~ fee ages = Open Every Evening During Thig Speciai Term Sale. | Tomerrow Brening | Fae” oA me lta | GER A oie Se oe See eee 2 ea + ee Ant LE RPE PERS BONE BP dN AI tn cae _— A ie I AS ARIES RC ON iC RRS SO gp PL RR ERROR EIR. actos TSR Pe iggy PECR See kz Peet ¥ ts od s : WITS Dy DL TARR oS et ep ‘ “ 1921. the POST-DISTATCH 6070 AGENTS WANTED ads Moscow Gamblers Demand Dollar« Correapenéence of the Assectated Press MOSCOW, Nor —Amertcan do] lars are now being used ni ghtir > “ + . “ 4 > - Ps heme > bs a ; i : A PLAYER PIANO OR A NEW =DISO! Makes the Best Christmas Gift Inu OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL LINES AT OUR STORE YOU WILL FIND ALL STYLES YOU WISH Best Goods at Cheapest Prices. | For Cash or Small Payments. A NEW EDISON for |- Al PIANOS and PLAYER SRST A $60, $75, $100, $135, $145, | RIANOS Guaranteed Sere EY SITS, $200, $245, $295, Ete. | Met SqatlPerpent ged We Wil Hola me MAKE YOUR OWN OFFER “@e es . EN TT I en aceon ~ > A i ee | BARTHEL-DUESENBERG - cunistmas 910-914 PINE STREET ™ OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS -@s

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‘SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1999. pe Jor Good or Bad Weather EAGLE CAP Snuggest fitting, best looking, coziest of all knitted caps. Vari- ous colors and combinations. | Only Knitted Cap that Completely Protects Ears, Cheeks ana Throat Elastic, fleece-lined crown comes right back into shape after stretching. Men’s, Boys’ and Juvenile Sizes t ; - \ ; , RW ay J 4 . NE is ORAS ES ewer iat ER Ee 3 Pa Pe, ee 6 oe SER RE ee, Seem eS ae " i HOP At leading stores everywhere. Ask for EAGLE CAP and take no substitutes. | WARNS THAT HUNTING SOON MAY EXTERMINATE-WHALES | | Sir Sidney Harmer, F. R. S., Say | L | That Lesislation for Protec of St. louis: — ema gifts be useful and they’ll be appreciated all In our stock you’ll find many gifts that tion Is Needed. | (Correspondence of the Associated | Press.) | LONDON, Nov. 22.—If the rilling | of whales continpes at the present | -rate they will be exterminated before another decade, is the warning given by Sir Sidney F. Harmer, F. R. 8., di-| | rector of the Natural History De-| | | partment of the British Museum. Re- | | cent investigations carried out 1n the; whaling areas has revealed ye / entirely to the southern seas. The whaling industry has Snail Since the time of Alfred the Great, | | te the fact that there has never | been a year known when scores oF boats did not leave the ports of En- gland, France, Spain and eandita~! Via to hunt, Sir Sidney declared in a recent address in which he urged legislation against further hunting of VW hales. The Greenland variety of the. Whale is already thought to be ex-| tinct, and the hunting of the last! few years has been confined almost entirely to the southern seas. The profits deriv-d from the kill-| THE GAYETY THEATER HERE- will give pleasure the year BY GUARANTEES “WINE, | Baby WOMAN AND SONG,” AT THE GAYETY THEATER THIS WEEK. | H ousehold Scales TO BE THE GREATEST SHOW NONE. ‘round. Complete lines of Scales Bathroom Scales Small Household Safes Sen hens nce eh E HOWE SCALE CO. 512-514 St. Charles ei F as CEMBER. 10, 1922, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 ; ment Sow susutie, | Sas toes ee AERTS ONS NN To the People g {; Practical Christmas Gifts js is ay IDEAL —_ PRACTICAL XMAS GIFT ei, THE “PERFECTION POCKET BILLIARD TABLE” FOR THE HOME IN VARIOUS SIZES, $15.00 AND UPWARDS TO $10.00 MISSOURI BILLIARD MANUFACTURING CO., Inc. 119 SOUTH BROADWAT-C8 ORNER ELM &T. — can —_-_—_—-- —— te OPEN EVENINGS os DURING THIS SALE 5 a pane Wnremmeen wane ean SALE | Cut Prices for Next 2 Days DLATCR No Money Down—Free Trial |: FACTORY TO HOME CHRISTMAS} Any New Piano Sent to Your Home for Free Trial and Test | ings are enormous, and they increase | EAGLE KNITTING MILLS yearly as the retail price of the oi! MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN and bone increase. A fair-sized Ww ow tas a — of whalebone in its | It nieo pro ease about 30 t tons of oil, | | worth about $100 aton. In the sea- — (}80n of 1915-16 the of) production! if | ‘(rom Antarctic whaling stations I LY y 00 Ss 0. was 654,004 barre!s« or about 94 000 tons. _Mholesale Distributors—EAGLE CAPS | petro plans WoRLD's FAIR : 1 16th and Washington ts Beenie, BEC. Flee tno Associates Pram E DETROIT, Mich., Dec. $.—Detroit ll have a world's fair. either in | i Doll Carriages — line of Reed ieoress n all etvies and From $3.95 Up Sale ONDAY ONLY 1925 or 1926, if a plan ote coals by GLA by &, E &, ao % C R E D | TT the Board of Commerce material a Oe ae Sets - Sane ae gis a Beet izes A world’s peace jubilee a ® ’ . j ; a ’ ne , i a , A wae .00 waterway exposition in 19276 ’ —— in the évent “egy ener Pa BY 00 weer | 2 BOE NEW and USED PIANOS at PRICES and TERMS That Are ROCK BOTTOM jan for an exposit ion commemorat- You need not suffer headaches or ing the 150th anniversary of the sign Sot acess te guy aaem, Carper i lenee. if Philedelphite ae to ik / f N f 2 D Three Carloads of New, Up-to-Date Starck Grand, Upright iil Ae wan ciecanteed’ Wee |i neia ied amponttion tun *bcrns tan pec 1a OY ivex ng and Player-Pianos Included in This Big Sale at Cut Prices ether discomforts resulting from ing of the Declaration of Indenend reasonabie. would be held a year earlier DR. GEO. A, BAUER, 5th Floor | Harold H. Emmons, president of the board, announced the proposal! Olive St. (Over Boyd's Clo. Co.) Take Elevator |) wouwla be studied ca refully by lead- J Se ——a = == Af ‘king business men here Within the Z : — 1. WE SELL AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON = Sa Gio : @ x oney’ Own | MIS S Vi AN 24c ee SSS "| You need pay no money down when you make your selection. We will ac- WEEK ————__—- - cept your old piano, ape oem or other aenetens Sootreee a SS _ 4 3 J | ment, then in 30 days start regular pay ments. Further, we w 909-907 PINE ST. Central 708 | Piano you select to your home for free trial and test without expense to you. Special offer | UPRIGHT PIANOS} Brand-New (NEW AND USED) , | 5 a aos Me _ | | | : | : a " 4 Many par Like New—All Guaranteed American Caw | >> ———— $= fal Such well-known makes as Steinway, Chickering, Cable, § os + rh 1 ss : > | AY many others. All sacrificed during this great “Factory to | = ne : _ =" = 7 . , SS ~~ - a ax Candles mdles will make a + pe ae. Ce tor PAR oi Mine ELECTRIC IRON Home” Xmas Sale. UPRIGHT PIANO You will find this BEAUTIFUL full-sized 88-Note UPRIGHT PIANO Player-Piano in the cut above among these sale UPRIGHT PIANO. (now Reena $110 Pianos. UPRIGHT PIANO (NOW ) .4.0c0etzedonct $135 OUTETT | trates rane UPRIGHT PIANO UPRIGHT PIANO UPRIGHT PIANO IN— ; $ - Per Month on Used Pianos” Make First Regular Payment . ee re (NEWANDUSED) [ $10 PER MONTH | in te I 19 FREE If You B uy Now P ‘ ‘ rm a " ey +e : : 7 , - 2 ie ack zg ) . PT dT dd. | ea ' ~~ a’ / ‘ fn'¢ . > : a - _* u - fa . 363 = wysic ROLLS tory results after years of use as | : | oe wee upon the day you purchase it. ee $750 P layer-P 1aNo0 now... a ne ae Piano outfit during our Schl by Doskare and Fioctstext 8 PER MONTH ON USED “FPAOTORY TO aed i one o Se TES. yy pret sO NPIANO SALE STUDY de ines of the shove Piano, one of YEARS. Manufactured by : American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit | |FREE ? Music Rolls and Combination Bench FREE ! Music Lessons With Any New Piano F REE | Oldest and Largest Exclasive ge 83 With | Every Player ————— — 1 | Cut Prices—Free Trial—No a Down—Easy Terms ms a] > Y IRON IS SOLD BY — OUT-OF-TOWN — ’ , ex 1a} Hl M4 ; | : R ISTMAS j THE UNION FLECIRIC CO. direct from our factories, Chi anatacturere of Starea Grant, — Player-Pianoe a sIC ROLLS ‘ ; 2 a : Saree, eT ee OLIVE at ee St. ( os Corner et) St. Louis e 4 Six Officesin the County § 9 >PEN EVENIN eo s. & Hy Ps Hi APH 3 Pit iar, Re he Re ea é vad FORT PS , Seal gmapes nr eee ate Ay ‘a eer.

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si wirat,. , ne , . imately 40.000. DECEMESR 16 Sen ee CEMBER 1°. i% ; Rosa " a: alle d the Times Combined by Approximate; “4? eS px POST-QISPAICH The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPAICH alone Excceds that of the Daily Star an ) : = TE THE RELL _ — == FOR. Sth and ERE aod F = THE RELIABLE—THE RE LIABLE—THE RELIABLE —=—S. E. COR. 5th and FRA wor. Sth an ree [SEO in Dor a ay tHE COMING HOLIDAYS ADD fF Instruments Win Zs. s : ‘ ~ 3 €é , ye ~ Wary: ona Aas i nee RE ER Rg ae I NR NEDA I I A a Reta * vais og ye PRR re e, he 24 Sew ‘ 5 Soke aa - w died —s . = = 5 $1 15 LONDON, Nov. 28.—Joseph Con j ar . oe? « : == . rad was ught br me. comfortabdh , : e. 7 A smoking in the tou f a West y % Week End hotel when the first night of his Foi 3 first plar, ““I Secret Agen: ase go? oe = - —— with keen anticipation it is awaited each year by al! those who am in . pr Ban ‘ene TED OUR EVEN’ Renta Chobe Rret tane in an noon. Wortny s : HOV ETC: maestrtiatn ese ee > Ra Si we : furniture event that our foremost vaiue efforts are exerted, resulting ou 3 you prea ae A 33. Saxephone players are in Coming ourse, I read him eagerly. My wife. | our combined resources can produce!!! —— that — { 2 y arnuing ; pe lepacity and make yourself pep- a | 7 wlar secialiy. ou will enjey many pleasant heours with your Saxephene at home im the eve- nizngs. | Tenor Banjos $20.00 Miayvyed by most of PS RE tte nai " - ms Ps a nud Se oe + adk TE RE old en - , = Bis “Ja a”) r LM Ny at AA i PAPI sao ntenanin She RGA aI NG TR NRE Ok ag ow BPE oe YY — >. 7 =a aA oF g - w Bs ‘ . EE! eee — oF & b Py ty? ate or Je { : tS } iif (NA ‘ wr\« ‘ea - Pe teherntier epee astiatrins ay — -— ; se re J a “a - ae 7 , in iewspapers. 1 lourne | $5 2 o * . ’ ~ l You cen tears te =re i irom Di tandare , - W 4 play the tkKulele hen it was under Mudford. He | own ¥ a ee in 20 #£minutes’ ue a Re axa Rpm cr i e more an ordinary journalist time. The popu- - « = ; . ~es )® ee 4 3 . nin ant. @ee be - ncleegpentpadiggumenes MUSIC! bow ecusential im our lives—we need ft to help us forget the cares ef the dar—it Gays they j reat at ; | brimges cheer. +. happiness thac is met te be measured in dollars and cents: MLSIC exactiy as inn Sele aie style. ‘“Telegr Lé ng — | ix i palannes oy Roeaeeeaind threuch the woaderfal SAROL i{—repredeceg with such accuraty that = ef $1.73. ll” ale ate — : , pega || weg would for ene moment forcet that you are list enimg to the SAROLA vou would imagine a . ee ode aapelgaggliiney os || tists are performing im persen for you! As a Christmas present for your family it ts indeed “1 Banje Thule ism. il rigin | GIFT x indeed a vase thine : * 4 : ‘ om 2 " . ~ aa bal " = : awit , : : ; : ' Tt y erstu e ul Sale Price . “es @2efeeeseseegeénseenetee ® nt lg es a oe oo sage | ; | Thie Suto Gas —— all ae th ag spring — Each piece ts upusuaily — 5 pe é res . and being site appesranace. tremety graceful. Sut pe ap t f 423 | aaa 2 cw a x See 1 caiieiees bane guvengest, caeathaie and asm roc ker—apheistered : ' c hii. e = 4 = c Conrad | ={ ; . | I . s 8 Sa0O4 : thought of a universal lan-if] |} ¢ MODEL =} ORDER AT ONCE FOR | $1980 OVERSTUFFED SUITE $117 | $260 OVERSTUFFED SUITE Tr removing a bar- | T? ) BReliabie's 16th Anuiversary Sele Frice io Beliabie’s 16th Anniversary Sale Frice .. removing a bar-/[] | XMAS DELIVERY!!! - he Le SR in ee ee % " ee a at Py on wv piete steck Instruments WurulZer every language. Beside —— aoe 1006 Olive Street het ween : ied let Ge” 2 ey Sat - n-cumulatire preferred stock of Union Electric Light and Tower Companv. | : a ‘ 4 : = ) aad large chifforsBe : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Union Electric Licht and | SS ee = im if | — st = SSS “z } : eS ee | Pewer Company. pursuant te the provisions ef the Articies ef ae : =. ——————— : == = — | > == ; , , Agreement of «aid Company, ang the amendments thereto. and pur- , = & . . = = —— 2 = hee : . y ra , suant to reselutions daly adopted by the Board of Directors of ; = tite — — : a Se Ghii = 4 4 FIVE-PIECE said (company, bax ciected to redeem, and will redeem on December | ; is, TSS2, at the price ef $105 per share specified i id c | D d b] li P : oo grape as amended, tegethker with Sue dhetteieh temeeae z epen a e ua ity Rugs BR ASS B DS att rate of T% per annum frem October 2, 1922, to anid red ¥ Se SE i.“ Ess BRI “SELLS Rli.-—Hanad~ome ceamiex ene piece - i . . tiem date, all the 7% Nem-Cumelative Preferred Steck of ules ind oe $17.80 At Anniversary Sale Prices THIS $190 THREE-PIECE CANE VELOUR Kiectrie Light and Pewer (empany then eutstanding. Accerding!i+. Sas 9x “FAWLESS 4115..Woemr tz eEI , > a N TT IT om said date there will become and be duc and payabic te cack Relinbie’« iGth Anniversary “ale Poe ae $29.50 OO hy Beds BED DAV E? E E SU E heider T% . i6ta Anniver. @ : ef recerd ef «aid 7". Nerw-Camealative Preferred Steck. Sper $68 BMNH-CRADE AXMINSTER RI i s—arr Mag = sary Saie Pr effice of Unien Nicctic Light and Power Cempany. No. -') , con - r. 313 Nera ANNIVERSARY SPECI S IN $55 Brass Beds rertibie inte a large all-steei bed. When cieerd dawempert Twelfth treet. St. - ‘ : ~ AL IN iN \ . - rea “weiiais fuii . t. Lewis, Misxeeeri, the sum ef S105 fer each such REGLLAR §1 LARD Gt \RANTEED 1 SE LEUM Reliable s 16th Anniver > ~ 5-th. mattres+. bedding ord clothing. «te. “nite comprises large, fil- 6s ngage eiieinite oe = pet 4 P. ald x . s ADD 5 SAR GLE Hale Rs OE ok = ote ———— share, together with accrued dividend theresa oropert* } devenver. cn™chair and arm necker , im the amen perfect NOT remnant«. Helinkie’s i6th toni: . —_ . r—erered mich pat- $1.49, being at the rate of 7%. per anmum from Octeber 1 “nm a Sate Price, vard : a 4°o- sary Sale Price terns ef end skillfully cemstructed im besutiful mabegaay fini. ——— ee Si.a8 YARD ARMSTRONG AND COOK'S. LINOLEEW—: van $72.50 Brass Beds ee ae —S LO SS oe a676 | See sro The transfer books for the preferred stock will This $19.75 ? rE , : 7 tand & Stool UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY Dated, Newember 22 1922 By Louis H. Egan Presudent. wP a Rlbengs pe pind oe Une Fagen agains “n s x — « - ++ ad * a a< oe eG 2 ad r a ” wt my “ ; , ie ° nr ‘ “i 7 Ue - igh ae oS a cies ie Sie AS, iy Re Fg re SL ST OT Mie FT chs $ ee ee ser clenite Silo) Heep silane tact. Rigi yteki act “Ft ae Hee teh 5 ee acid saitiiadl _— , P MPA SPB

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SENDA, ECEMBER 16. 1929 h and FRANK 'S 16th ANNIVERSARY » , sensible gift givin n RELIABLE GUA ful tone Pianos. eae t people! for it Lity THE Ea is during this ering you the greatest HION UIE loose-cushion spring loose-cushion daven- te a full-size, com- —— i i 144 2 | SUITE ds o's 4 Sale piace tructed of genuine five-ply is genuine mahogany ve a drawers embody newest all- - box beth backs and fronts -end bed, extremely large dresser large chifforobe with room) THE EXTREMELY LARGE DRESSER PICTURED IS Buy Now! THIS $85 EXQUISIT WINDSOR PERIOD © Breakfast Set ee . a avert? 4 6" Zz Price... ‘Tuble has geatine top. Set consiatia« of ot aped table with ad vant widexs and four hand le-back chatra;: in rich rubbed mahogany or ** finishes». en | 3-Pe. Davenette Suite | RELIABLE’S 16th ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE........... Caeske 4 . $146 §& a yeep (that is instantly converted into a full-size, large, roomy, all-steel four ®racefully shaped chairs sLNU.L1, BER 10, 19292. lhe oOo Citv Ciceniation of te Vauy Pudi -Uorearcrt uione s.scceds that of ine Dail, Su and she Lilies CUdRoticu by rath yand FRANKLIN A RIANCE 4 gars “see +4 er tehet’ SEA “** ee a rae — be :é y . : * “ wy. : i \\ va Att \\\\ VALS AA VAS on ee —= . “ FP an%* Ff, o.° oe ee dh .. ~~ ‘?* : 4 4 +. . . o°, e*. ee e+ pe. . * . oe. @ g@@ae s : °. ae el ee : oe = aa . “ > ’ atite* © . © ette* “se % i -.* telete > 77 3", 4% . ILE >? > ’ -_* * ot*s* “e# @ *e s .* ? 2 § 6%, "s? a2 Owes Le ed he ees ° "3° o*? . . : . . *, vie - ye” Xe o*eeg*e . . Se ee. . £ - a 56a? atseneee . o*e,*, - eS Pa’ es .*. y bree ~ Te el ee > at ete . OoF Pe © ooo e. 8Ge5te fe%Le * 5 : -* a bee Fates *. [ ot te *ee* lel eee tee Oo e* ot ’ ‘ : : . ‘A oy ee ‘ ose, Oo a A o*@ . * oe © Stet r0,* 408 of . \ wo. . 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Si Lintno ZI rUSI-t Ho PAILH — . e* ‘ " lotr a . SALE o*s'¢.*.% **.8 . ‘ PRICES! sac ENDS SOOM! WHAT COULD PLEASE. “HET MORE. THAN ONE of OUR MAGNIFICENT CEDAR CHESTS Genuine Tennessee LCT CCdal” LARGE SELECTION say a 4 SAVE. 33% Per Cent ee od TERMS! Your sweetheart will be more than delighted \..th a gift of a Cedar Chest, She needs one in preparing her trousseau. The cift of a Cedar Chest to “her” will always recall your thoughtful- ness and will constantly remain “her” moat highly-prized possession. sive nsasortment of Cedar Chests, substantially constructed of genuine Tennessee red cedar and beautifully finixhed—every desired style and size—plain and handsome coper trimmings. Listed t/ below are specimen offerings that indicate the exceptional nature of our low ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES now quoted on all CEDAR CHESTS: $24.85 $15.00 $19.75 CEDAR CHESTS | CEDAR CHESTS | CEDAR CHESTS RELIABLE’S 16TH ANNI- RELIABLE’S 16TH ANNI- | VERSARY SALE PRICE VERSARY SALE PRICE VERSARY SALE PRICE $ "gg We display a comprehen- al Yams Special Sy me Values Are Featured in Genuime Walnut “Period” Cedar Chests, Cedar Lined !!! THIS $26 HOT-BLAST Heater en ane ANNIVERSARY Sale Price, $14.10 4 INNA L. | Anniversary Sale of KITCHEN CABINETS $45 KITCHEN CAB- INETS, Anniversary Sale Price .. 855 KITCHEN CAB- INETS, Anniversary Sale Price ... ‘ 65 KITCHEN ¢ \B- INETS, Anniversary Sale Price ribbed blue stee] body— full inner iron Iining. which meane more heat with less fuel. MENTE 26 | “QUR SPECIAL” R | E. . a aan a eiieed pictared i at Be re. in hal ~gray, T 66 Makes Once ! porcelain Sale ef T December Eads we 9 i i E Feel Like = -es R 56s 6 «8 Soon a ee M The newest improved heating equip- ! ! ! ila © y ment for your home—tlean, sanitary, , ‘ amekeless. and constimes very little , fuel. It embodies many superior aci- $150 Blue Combination a features that will appeal te sou: SOLD ON LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS RANGE wi wees @ . — ee net ee ANNIVER- Heater : SARY . SALE This PRICK Wife or mother would be more than $8.75 pleased with the eatracrd’ nary Anni- ° versary bargain we featured in A Splendid splendid biue combination Range at $89. Has 18-inch oven, 4 coal holes Oil — 4 hoo 8 ee consirueted to give «aplendid service —— ha ’ nickel trimmed. sine Heater Exeellent O if . — ee ) { '|NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK” AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Any of these books will be sent by ‘parcel post to cardholders on receipt | eee “INTRODUCTION Weater that » 108m. Oven COOK sy gga ane | oret sae amar OE iren Cook steve. No. a4 "penstett- : 8; hee large 16-ineh 80 G i” : . a: : ETS: - nil a even, as pletured above: = tL ; th HiSHI very ttle fuct. candy cooker ane anien- did baker EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN —$———S order of application “THE EVENING POST.” a centurs in journalism, by Allan Nevins Founded by Alexander Hamilton more than 120 vears ago, the Post is the oldest American daily news paper. This is not only a history of the paper, but it throws jight on the history of American jour- nalism and the development of New York City. Some of the edi- tors were William Cullen Bryant Carl Schurz. E. Lh. Godkin, Horace’ White, John Bigelow and Rollo) Ogden. “GLIMPSES , OF AUTHORS,” by) Caroline Ticknor. Delightful Ot postage, itn and | intimate pictures ot Dickens, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Whittier, Lew Wallace, Lafcadio Hearn, llar- lien- Mark Twain, Joel Chandler ris, Howells, Williarn Winter, ry James and others. TO by Jay B. Hubbell peaty. For readers and writers of poetry. Its purpose is to offer to students the technical side, criticisms and examples of En- glish poetry and a comparison of the new and older American and English poets. “PUPPET SHOW OF MEMORY,” by Maurice Baring. A book of recollections by an English jour- nalist and critic. It commences with London life in the eighties, followed in turn with life at Eton, Cambridge and Oxford, diplomatic service in London and Paris, Copenhagen and Rome. Mr. Bar- ing served as a war correspond- ent in Manchuria, Constantinople and the Balkans. Music, litera- ture, interesting people and events are discussed in turn. The book abounds in anecdotes and the style is charming. POETRY,” | and John Q. “SHAKSPEARE’S GARDEN,” by Esther Singleton. The author, who is an ardent student of Shakspeare, has spent years com- piling material on the gardens of Shakspearé’s time. Shakspeare was a lover of flowers and fre- quently referred to them in his plays. This is the first complete book on the subject and should be interesting both to the lover of old gardens and to students inter- ested in Shakspeariana. “SHAKSPEARE TO SHERIDAN,” a book about the theater of yes- terday and today. By Alwin Tha- ler. The general reader, as well as the student, will find this vol- ume useful and interesting. It treats of the history of the theater for two centuries during and fol- lowing Shakspeare’s time. The author says, ““‘The underlying pur- pose is to show how continuous has been the great tradition; how minutely and circumstantially the theater of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries modeled its activities upon those of Shak- speare and his fellows; and to sug- gest, in turn, how much the the- ater of our day and hour owes to that of yesterday. “WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS.” a critical study. By Delmar Gross Cooke. 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ra of abe : ine 000. DEC SUNDAY = es ; * the Dail é " allv Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40, DECEMBER 1 99m an at 99 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the y POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dails ous sas - a ——— a 4 Rundred members et A caer are —— ee es essere gins a 7 ar es Chit Beer iis ent be held next anew ge a ra 4 P Seats ting a MISSOURI COTTON :t as ee ee ae i ee ee ee = = 2 gs ne “€ sold. zanch will @ - a = , , “Phe annual Christmas bmgaar of day. when apro: ne for the hazaar a — 3 ra - fe = o- “ > x ** }* =. ert ease? See . ee Page ana e git LL poms Rcrers mariner oom Se UAUP IS VALUED ae ER SN ‘3 } J 20,000 Xmas Special—High-Grade P honographs > mee eS A te 2 Era of Unheard-of Prosperity ig i : , lar — . This beautiful Console m is a regu — Pie Created by the Industry in $140 machine. which we have placed on sai 2S = . eae for $8;.00, with eno! seiec . = me the Southeastern Part of : ee . State Revealed by Article. PO WP a SPS aad ee W/ q aN (OOS OC MON or samncork va or am ae aa All of Our Employes Extend - Christmas Greetings and Invite You to the House of Gifts. oie ~ = ~ > while the cabDine'’ ~ “ ‘eal as 7 ag — = — ~ . *r, . machine: now oitered :of ;« he eg Minthliyy od ss Ba ihe pas ieee a Oe ee hae te hae ICT RE: Menem eR . 2 ? gape we beaks 7 Ee ae 5 ee oO. MW. Kennel Wises Dorothy Kimmel! Ralph Kite Jr. Mias Regina Knapp 4ibert Kramer Henry Kreyling Miss Matilda Rappert Miss Heien Kuebler Marcelius H. Becker Acreage of 195,000 Planted cna (png Men r Chas. H. Lange Joseph Langhammer | In 13 Counties of Which Richard F. Beqguelin ; WwW. B. Lawmann = . . Miss Esther Bleckma 154,300 Was in Dunklin, R. HH. Bochm 4dlezx Littiesron Mias Fanita Bohne N. PF. Logen Pemisc , j Ne M : ¥ D. C. Bae John Mahnken Marvin Boss Miss Agnes Moore J. F. Bradford James Burke Em@ Niehaus . _ ° ™ a —_— - - ~ ice selections iree. C. Ernst Abraham Mra. J. A. Addison Mias J. Althagce Arnold Appel Edward Aut GINNINGS INDICATE 000: These high-grade Phonographs are of standard make and equipment—brand-new and fully guaranteed. Have violin-wood one chambers, double-spring motors and universal tome arms: made to play al SEEPS tam 3 = ‘ id ait ase... Fa ee recoracs. || Xmas Savings | Plays All Records [| On Musical Instru- : For the Trave Regular Price, $140 sale $ 50 ments and Pianos Fee’ g Ry PSone o28.8 a8 Bey Plime Slippe RT ot PURER PA Bat RRS... Lae, A MEUM Oe et IR i Rl RN Ne Te Rin or mapped; rae + nt > degetepe a deal ey , 58 C4 ae kl tem es ae Special te the Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON CITY, Mo—Dec. a A Donmanza cotton crop in Southeasi 7% 7 = ~— oD - Missouri, which has created unheard Mrs. May Carpenter J. C. O'Brien Mise Mary W. Camp?Prii Mise Hilma Olson John Campbdeli M. Opperman Jr. Miss Ruth Cheatham 8S. R. Culbertson rh. W. Culbertson Arthur Robins Wm. H. Crist Miss Bernice Robins Miss Myrtie Romann Miss Adele Daly Miss Marguerite Rollinson Mrs. lillian DeMaske H. C. Roerich Felir DeWongat . Miss Nellie F. Doraecy Frnest O. Shoulders Ww. L. Shumaker ~# ee » Of prosperity in that part of the Stx2te sre as ~ ‘- ~ or. 7 - 7 c*~ = i§ reveaied in an article prepared fc »- > he 1822 Year Book of the Missouri Department of Agriculture. advance Miss Vina Pogue — a = ~ 1 proots of which have been given out a An expansion of the cotton growing a SAXOPHONES isstins sakes, Sale VIOLINS Sars, $10 and Up Price Military Brushe $3.50 to $7.50 DRUMS CORNETS | Ag Collar Bags UKULELES "ts ee ee | ne $1.50 to $4.50 Handkerchief Ca UKULELE BANJOS q . : i ed - . $1.50 to $3.50 For Men Who. wee ey ae Home Comfo (Net « Tee.) Sale Price, $1.00 ) Lounging Bebe Ukuleles, $2.25 Up = BH 1103 OLIVEST. + ST.LOUIS S78 BB We can otter and tenants. practically all ' ‘ : Se your Christmas huge sum being distributed tn cas! ' ' ; , ; , | | > 3 eighteen Browni between Sept. 1 and Dec. 21. a A A ee Ee = = SR Re ER ee i tity discounts * . : i 2 Boies,“ Cotton has been grown tn the ex- |. ’ (> Ae ete =. . toe ‘ — industry in Misgouri is predicted as it a result of the ravages of the bo!! weevil further south rigures prepared under teh 4trec- > ~~ 7 ~ + . « - - org ewell Maves secretarr Chas. 4. Ens tne State Board of Agriculture, end 4. M. F. Ekebiaed Thomas R. Thomas Mias Myrtie Thompson Mise Angela Towey Miss Mathilda 4.Trautmann Mies Norma Truka | 7, eA. Logan ricuiture! statisticiar e hm « *» ~~ = ms — -— + _ ”- _ [| «4 ers ‘-. a4 —~ >. & —_ + — ~ ee > 1 Saw Clamp isi amis; Miss T. W. Fehkn Emil Fiacher Joseph M. Fitzroy John Fuchs Miss Ruth Gilbert L. J. Fogt m Walter Goegpel Miss Alma Weipoit 4. O. Grimes Geo. J. H. Witte Mre. Clara Wolff Tt. L. Weod Leonard Woods B. G. Woodys Wes Ruth Wrey show that i3 M ouri counties this year Pianted 185.900 acres oef-estton ~ # x =“ . 4 ® 24 ~-= a > + 5 & se . de .o4 ss - ) a res are a Dunk- lin. Pemiscot and New Madrid Coun- . > 7 ~ - ties rima.l figures on rielé are not ret availliabie, but the ginmings to P0000 AIO MAIO MOO 100000 ' Arthur Harder Miss Rose L.. Harvey E. J. Helmerichsa Watter F. Hoffman 4lien Hueisich Fred Hyke Frank Young Miss Elizabeth ¥diler Miss Porothy Ziegler *f yf ee . Xy ve > Ls Sf [> . ie - - " j a : : x. " Fil = : 7 a >. _ . wt ; * J ef - ; . at - . > > ’ ‘2 _e : . , The same article continves eo bank remains oper practi- liv om yr to take care >f *} , 4 ‘ e t Cc tha ind — : ric! 2 . ba e me . " . ™ > = : - 7s EAD - eee ® * e the obe athe one ne of the Finest in America ne &% cents a pound for coftor ) ? warons approximately 18.000.” 0 Completely Equipped With Machinery and Kilns sagen eet _ PAS RMT ATOR BE treme southern part of the State for ee sem manr years. but with exception of _ _ . en ae run k] nd Pemiscet counties. has x a“ 3 ~ = ~ Ze es sh = , >” q on 4 . 4 = « af 4 Ay : : “ = 2 ae be » 2 = 7 “TE : ee > > = > ¥ - ~ : > 4 Ms 2 4s 4 me : % : 7 a t as. 4 ne & . 4 be ge a: # : z . = = . 2A E ~ i : 5 = a : xy a - 1m . Sa * oa +s => w « ¥ # - ’ = te a =i & = % $ Thursdar the gin recefved $$ icads of cotton and raid te the farmers ~@ the & —_— =. POTD APTONRT INTER coment Pp te a wares © come ** a. . AY 2 within a ra@gius cf °?.mifles tewn cover $15.0°° t cash te, mee en ee The Jackson Fire Brick Plant, arger scale at a score of other . . ~~ ~ places. notablr HKenmett aruthers- : a Das Ti. . = > 7 i®@ Malde- ni rOD.ar 5 -_+.- _Am>D- el, Harti New . OF CLAY LANDeckend. et eet i: DOES make a difference WHERE you buy your Christmas Victrola. Selie‘hy- eae ie eneenienl a ws one contains —— of every mode] manufactured by the Victor Com- he merchan: the only one & _ Large Acreage and Fine Buildings may be acquired at v im every watiety of case and finish from the smallest Portable to the felt th ave of prosperit: rh . ' 2 largest Console. eaiuiee Sika Mine amar eee a price that makes ths property an exceptional buy, Complete stocks of phonograph accessories and parts always on hand and our years, @ adie to balance his >ooks either from an investment standpoint or immediate experts are always availabie in the making of amy adjustments or replacements oid scores of a financial nature are any time you may require their services. being settled between neichbors operation. Pri $25 to $z -§ + Te mortggges are iMec, and bankers | fnd tt hard to prevert customers . = ; from paying off their leans A aac Write or Wire Today for Details. is cited in which a Dunklin Counts ‘ , ‘armer was offered a reward if he ‘ ola — - +" — = _ 1- — t- . > would prevail upon his neighbor All Bids must be submitted by January 4, 1923, at 9:00 | PLANO COMP A NY | : amount which was about to ‘all ee A. M.., to be submitted to Hon. George F. Rush, Circuit —Established 1879— : jocalities declared a si eek? nol. Court Judge, in the County Building, Chicago, IIl., by 1007 OLIVE ! = cron Belds. whe = ns | c | | pater, Se Bids opened 10:00 A. My ees Sa! . > J . ey? axa | = bee. ey - 2) ee Le bs hued : NERVE BLOCKING of merely passing interest—bonanzs GILBERT F. WAGNER. J. GOLDMAN he pre EOS DUCTIVE ANESTWESIA & = i i cy Att £ R ° . : | 2 ae | 2r~ ‘= one section creates riches tor orney for Keceiver, Receiver, So oe | i wien csiuinren Gon ee Standard Trust Bldg.., 140 N. Dearborn St., > i x Ee cee a beware amd CHICAGO CHICAGO R. H.E. DOWEL | CES DENTISTRY WEL SFVENTSH and OLITE. & EK. Car. Over Se n@rerts [ Entraace an “even: h % Recr :

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ans ihe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH pee i | :. 1 ‘pproximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-D Ti ine ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 23 oR "ne : ; - ail) -Memocrat and the Times Combined. - Ma abi mbin «5 ‘sd gun par. *QSCEMBER 1°, 1 ———— — -- —--- — -—™ ee ee ee — ———e - . i & ot “ft tt gam Contractors Convention. | pected to attend the annual conven- MISSOURI ‘COTTON 30,000 and 385,000 acres of highiy- | | A ee ae ee Da . - pd oe +t} i th , | 4 bs vy hundred members of cthe'tion of the organization, which will tmproved land in several counties. © past two seasons cotton land in| an acre gross production, which on | fourth) gives the owner $25 an acre | furnishes teams am tools, $75 an > ee ’ of ‘a - hi / er; BanecUen ui pconvens at: Hotel ‘Matior temetron CROP IS VALUED The Himmelberger-Herrison hold. | mmon has averaged about $100|the prevailing share basis (one-|in crop-rental an@°the tenant, whe acre. States and Canada are ex- and continue through Wednesday. AT $18 720.000 | ings are also being offered in emali — | , ’ —— —————————— tracts of. 20 acres and up on easy |, s | _ , P : Centinued Fro ee ee ee ee ee e r es mas j A DOW iy a O vee N g y . Preceding Page. ton farmers who wish to own th ' = ORE eromanmeee se: . U d \ snot: From | Statement was made that cotton) — mame ee st 00 a : 1923 MODE ~ UTH ST LOUIS | L 2 could be Successfully grown in prac- | © ea —- ’ : & + « he . haem every county of the State 4 ° ——" a he , Our location, at a minimum ecpensa, 3 3 win 10 0 |south of the Missour! River. thereby | Sickness and | Electric saa” fs Snes x oT at getitan wn teehee you mahey on de e adding $50,000,000 a year to the in-| Di , Hr at f Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Jewelry, ¢ 4 come of Missour} farmers. The rav- | | isease f i - ee 3 ar Gptiwal Goods, “c. ten ; : ‘ages of the boll weevil, which comt|$ oft” befall @, person: but. va Washer 3 by np bk The Best Showing ‘the South last year over 6,000,000 | he may be in, Warner's Safe 25-year white gokl Wrist Watch, Gents’ Solid Gold J tplanese Sig- 3 eZ bales of ¢ tt Remedies are always at hand ; extra quality move- net Rings: 18 For Your Mone In - otton, worth $125 a bale, | for Instant, reliable servic. F $12 50 up from |2 ave driv Founded on 50 years of satis- ment; sp Reig a . U en the borders of the cot-| faction to the Ro lglg Dion ng as eater Attached specia east Monde: astid: ton belt further north than ever be- | pany has grown until now . Solid 14k white gold: 15-! ’ itv: up 5 io-j)ewe } ' M B fore known, If these ravages are not there are branches ,and agen- = . . a ; cies in every civilized country ‘ : (Gifts for Men and Boys |] cmccmen cs mies eii'ooe! £ eye Samy Oe eat movement | . + aes yee abe 335 Tate te AE cw

2.25 and Up ee cong ¢: } a aa” : He Finwe - WYilwwi.i. (jon ( y Player Pianos $3.50 and Up ae fields on account of being vw a | Reracnne Mean tan OF ye 5 MS ae oh Sie ee eee ie ee) a " re oe MA to farm on shares Caqtigh i ~-« to sit? y *ked up and ta am acre. A few cases of $20 an Pi) offered are reported. the . Southern. cotton men are bringing § ' their experienced hands with them. Much new ground is being cleared. Should 1923 prove another good vear for cotton in this section, which is to , : * | q 3 say if the boll weevil continues its - ew ‘ ” operations further South and keeps s F s Cold Compound Breaks a Cold in Few Hours out of Missouri, it is predicted South- : oa ‘ annie east Missouri will witness a great in- pant Belief! Don’t stay stuffed- | second and third doses usually break _— ee pees. BP Quis b and snuffling! Take up the cold completely and end all An interesting outgtowth of the fape’s Cold pound’’ every two grippe misery. cotton situation has beef the break- { : until three ( ing up of many of the big farms of doses are taken. ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound’’ is the = opens elogged-up nos- quickest, surest relief known and Southeast Missouri into small tracts. es ad cir remeee “ss head; stops costs only a wor — at drug oar. Most 5 «ag of — vy the : . . — eadach 1- | Tast ice. t qui . hold! A. J. Matthews and asso- h W Id , i foveraunens, ache, du astes nice ontains no quinine. holdings o atthews The Greatest Player-Piano in t e or eI NET LAA Nosaceberagegdsbsuy --g ) yee yaseahidaf SOVETETLE EAT Tale fe ; AEPPTTTET TS ~ tPF Chace ety “7% AIEEE g.- The | Insist upon Pape’s. — | clates, of Sikeston, including between nm -_* TI. Tile Floo rs — Two and one-half years to pay Pianola Music Cabinet Music on Christmas Day and on all the Bench days of the year for years to come. A Music Rolls player-piano should be the purchase of a | | This is a special Christmas lifetime—a purchase of thought and care voter un toltanan: Ga and caution. If preference alone could bench and a selection of music ° ; ianola ll binet that guide you your choice would be a Piano music roll | cabine = genuine Pianola. And this Christmas finish and workmanship. it can be a Pianola—for you can buy a as ce genuine Pianola for only $445 and take —— two and a half years to pay. he Aeolian Compan W. P. Chrisler, Pres. ay varan 7 HEN Will not injure,& v4 Dy TENZER loosen or discolor 3 Of Missouri Steinway Representative ; -e5 <a Open Evenings By, a @, = TP ; | ee a gg ae tile floors, because it does not Open Evenings . 1004 Oliv e S treet } Until Christmas t+ contain free caustic, lye or acids. | Until Christmas a tI = —— bid sien r 4 oh . | ; —— A ALLO O eee eo

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@uUNDAY. SECEMBER 14 ‘a9 ——— om a lone Approximatcly Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. cet 3 —_— = —— af ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circufation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH - jernors m | 1 = Songht by s ral daneciivet having auburn halr aas4 @7ey Gye, -LAUER’S 825 N. 6th ST OPPOSITE REMLEY’S ie = t conit—-Pieeqent : bs ‘Karminsky of 14 W Missing Woman Sought by Mother. tollet goods house. She — — » WORTHLESS CHECKS ISSUED oe intense ial vy was delighted. A letter has been recefved by the by Mra Dalby as being & feet 5 jana having worn « full length musk: : ” z ae naroled Oct. 16 az n- t-Dispatch Mrs. ] inc : née at. “BY CONVICT WHO WAS PAROLED *v8: i"o!°C0°° SS" Qtarwel cf Poort il, telling 6f the ap. ————— : AMA I ~ > a? Wallington, N. J. a on a peanut eh! Wgne: bo? and another ch ’ tm fromt ef the hou serddenly fell. His a@ him to the he« es father carried 4h: CP IE Bee Se ee re ES = oe a bes eed Se ines a ae J hairontehtndes:anebpieatetindiaieedili dM Matt uo ets Re tack's a Ee at. ee ee Ts ubis'-" ibahtial Kau aaa ee “ 4 ee es ry eae oo ae cio .% ir ¥ : 4 ane +5 ghar Ber rg ia ae ory , te : gre ad's (sais . ‘ « "7.7 ae : ror + bg a - ~ 4 . : - mead ? s * tie." ' a = 4 -»-* . 2 = '_— until five weeks later, when Austin pearance of her daughter, Helen Aor. Neff of Texas. Who Had Inter- police were notified that Jones had Gregory, years old, on Nor. 22 | , LG, , su checl ne for ve lett said the girl had Man Back to Prison. $i5 and the other fe . been emploved for two dars in St ' ie hb * 4 : i that n NOV. 23 rHaovee last. 7 . 7 _ — -, ~pecta] te the Poat-Disret: . is notified an . iis an “2 she wrote Per ' AUSTIN, Tex.—A case of befriend- nramnt 1 ent hack to the peni- a letter saying she was taking a po- C aa Pandey mM AL, . : , . = | ‘ | ’ | , 9 . ~ + _ .* ~ r ae = ; ry -_ +. a d ing the obscure an DY : sition as traveling sateswoman for a Poun i® trweNe at + eer Cerelee SILAS the cucuks Seepck. to POLITAN LAUNDRY .,,; @ METRO onive a7 oceurred here a few davrs ag "hile Reaver some rooms es |TVMIPQORTED CANARIES a « ’ "weeks ago Gov. Neff heard p! RROTS Gonnentecd_ Bingen | “per€ens from convicts who a Trends outside. a or”. ~ ~ . a: - a .caws, Ringtal and Marecsetts “tence for the murder of his wife and sya 7 a imported Bird Seed ] Ne emnmether megro in San Antonio in 1328. Jones was said to have been recileaned, pound. : es IP Skatters dirt. A smooth, soft hand soap that “a model convict. The Governor ‘ wguestioned the man, who asserted , GOLD FISH ss = Sc ae a t te 8 - 5 i , is , InsSiantivy removes erease, OTIMe,. Avs and dirt a a a — a - > . on hac tl! his wife na the ne- : . ea “ _~ ct*A@woe* iol Saal ~ 2 - 4 . 2 - > . — . +r - . a, - - ~— gre when he found them togetzker fn ‘Fantail, Comet Ta t Fringe T => without injurv to the tenderest skin. his home. | cate dele uaa “ . * 4 ~ - . a “« - .* , ~ e sie ‘ : , i> * .** ‘a ™ : . * ~ plete line acces- Guaranteed harmless. Kaually FOOG for child- Gov. Neff made a note of the con- Fist : 10, by mail 2: ‘iet’s story and when he came back series SSC supplies. W De Oe N EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS ren and grownups. “to Austin he further investigated the ig ano: =» = . sre: P *] aes ars ?* he - . cb IT Rm OM niravs , 4 a ts te Se 4 x S i S ” ’ > hoa » = isaaaceat ald f OG te ~~ me eate* sae 2 ro " 3 ox = EP \OmMmorrow ai aper ial LEATHER FOOTBALIs bee ; : Manuf :?PrPr S& Ar IMPORTED COASTER WAGON , i “ROSENTH 41 -PITTLive Artificial $159 $2 9%. $4.58, $7.95 ee OVERCOATS 2 7506 6Basket ; s* 98 S2 Recby .......... 9@e 2 $4 Soccer... ..... $2.58 ree BOUGHT FO »come. Of that allew uy TEA SET A SETS Diese wheels: 17x33 bedy: Monday » $1.50 it-plece | special $4.95 Se BOYS’ $10.95 TREE ORNAMENTS—tLarge as- Ree fee Re Re oot i - . 2-PANTS SUr : TOOL CHESTS » F 9g 5 $3.50 value _ _$2. , ms SEWING : ae °oa, ' Pe. . MAC HINES OVEROOATS -- woolen Se Sn¢ meltons with fancy Sites 19 to 18 yes SUITs. in solld colors, with Ea t 4 ee '@¢ backs and full belts ura er see iknick --3 7 «+ = rds. Merday 2 208 - te it res Se ee Te | , P ~ . 4 2 Fithve yy ips Ry “4 $150 Value ag eas os is ts te Bes tes ~-A WAGON AND Two 0 vabu HORSES we a — , : ei # " S@r ric *abiec 37 peeRicker Si: > = m ¥ Stunning Rectangular —Jewels— \N A\\ ‘yj , : ELGING . , _, wrist Watch - 1? a 16 «tre. riain vol- tehed or benautifullyr -n- Beer es — T8-LEAR ‘ D-FILLED

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The Citv Circulation of the Daily POS/: DISPATCH alone Ex¢eeds that of the Daily Star ana © a MBER 19, umSs. _. MONDAY. § . a we _—m SS 9 cee = — DECEMBER 10, 198g «, % DEATH ON NUT SHELL Railroad Killing Case Sent. to Court.,want any advice or assist:Ance League.’ He was yesterday refused | |}= ty RK—Five-year-old Ed- CAPE GIRARDEAU. a.—The| Present from Wayne B. fornoeten | permission to file a brief “as a Ss MARK | ¥ ." ' . . e : - case against O. L. Northington, for- general counsel for the /mti-Saloon | friend of the court.” ‘ mer railroad special agent, accused of 14 Wallington NDAY VALUEs /) a el beens ating of O ¢@ : | the ng of Otto Geehring, Ca : : 4 - a peanut shell. o g, pe Oo nm gu another child were/| Girardeau transfer man, has been Plater, Crowns, Bridge Ww rk 3 g in front . “sgatemtage elles sent to Circuit Court by Justice UP ¥,. Your a y rs s - a ee Sim to the house and Schultz. Steps are being taken by | All Work | Fi Fillings | 3 s father carried him to the his attorneys to obtain a writ of | | Guaranteed. UP | > not Dr G. W. i Serginae three- | habeas corpus. ‘i! | Examine. — | $1 .00 . pee wee oe Saren | E BRINGS You + 4 took im in i "oan, High Court Doesn't Nued Wheeler. | DR. £E. Nv. IEVER 720 OLIVE STREET | tae were preparing to WASHINGTON — The Suprente | ence SCHR Hours: Daily, 8 6 to 17 $5. 00) JUVENIL E OVERCOATS AND SUITS Ray «° warm i Nlac kinaws oo ee so SF ges gata 2.89 op ea p ” (“liiecis, in sele \. an j $1 39 pick pet ne! . Auger Bit Sets f, sizes $i 39 Specal, per set . Folding Rules —t-foot, enameled 39c velluw O@MCN.... eae ee ' Marking CGaugs for carpen- 39c tera rev ) ap OF a 3a 19 DoDiate eacn Cc Monke’ Wren hes——S-inen 39c « Cat pet CC ROLL-S AW On COPING —~—{AW FRAME one | 6 ¥ oe *) cr ne bs im ‘ it) YY «eet at different . Uglies 19c Special, each ‘ . q Pareel post weight, 1 pound Extra Blades, per dozen, Lse. MIXED SCREWS Mixed Screws—Assortment put UP (r pound boxes, box containing about ~ $9. 25 ‘LECTR a Special price Parcel poet weight 6 pounds, | ; ' i i ' ; ’ | ee | | | | RADIO SETS With twe peir guaranteed receivers; price, complete. . With one pair receivers $15.59 ., $10.64 ... $5.69 RADIO SPECIAL Heat Phones, 2400 ohms; guaranteed. Special, each. ., $495 FLEXIBLE FLYER : SLEDS THE SLED THAT STEERS Guided by the steering gear. which serine the steel runners to the right or ae desir PRIC ES—S$5. Oo, $6.50, $7.00, $11.50. TAXIPLANE Meade of metal, motor driven straight ahead; iéngth 15 inches. 39 Special price BOYS’ WORK BENCHES Made of maple with wood frame. They are the kind usually used by Masual Training Schools. EDUCATIONAL BLACKBOARD Metal bound circular rp omens single face, with movabie alphabe and figures, 9-inch. orien, each. Ee ns '. 600 cos wee bane 12-inch size, double face, special price, TOURING (GAME) A game based on an automoble con- test of oO miles and consists of 100 handsomely lithographed cards packed In an attractive box. 48c en. ooo owe DRY BATTERIES price this sale. eeameeseeaeoaeueseneeemeV2exneeV+nrvesevesee MAGIC LANTERNS Have adjustable lens and A No. 1 lamp, and 1 dozen giass slides, showing 50 variegated color pictures. Special price this sale, $1 49 “*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeete ° faci Parcel post weight 2 pounds. TRANSPORMERS reducing lighting cwprrent to bat- tery power, for operating electric toys; elternaline envrrent onts 114 volt... 60 eyel Priced as follows: $3.50, $400, - $5.00. Parcel post weight, For 4 pounds. —_—_———|- ee NLVER GARLANDS 66-yard lengths. Special price, each JUVENILE BICVCLy Suitalie for boys 5 to 12% years of age. 16-inch tu! bing frame; color Diack, 18- i eos ‘%-inch grevmatic non- ekM™@ tires, a, bearing crank hanger pedaise. roller-bearing wheels. %& - inch ad ifustable handbhe bar roller mud ueene 919.85 FoOve” WOOD FARM “AGOWN Body 18x35 inches. wheele 14 and 20 inches; weight, crated, 60 Iba. AS} 95 . > Special, each ‘SCOOTERS 49, $2.98, 63.98. DISC WHEEL. —_- ‘RIDK-A-WiAY"’ COASTER Has two wheels in rear and one wheel Each _ — ners’ use. Special, I pair runner gwards.. LADIES’ SKATING OUTFITS Consisting of pair Skates fitted to la- dies black shoes @pecia! Per outfit 89 COMBINATION PL IE KS in nowe; mic ké! 48 Fpecial 6%%-imch: ti Plaied each MANDY TOOL SE-Ts Mardwood Handie—Set contains toole 1% -inch long, as follows 10 (“hisel, screw ‘wis 29c and 4 brad These tool sets are @ necessity in scratch awl Epecial price.. pound every household. Parcel post weight. 1 Other Handy Tool Set« The tools are made from high-grade etee! and carefully tempered aod OGn- ished and honed to a fine curtt¥nge edze Hendies of beautifully finished fare trepical wood with heavily ni Keled — shell and jaws Nos } 4 5 Leneth of handie 4 te 5, in 7 'y in Number 4 oe -g y- 29 vt Length of tovis 2% -in. Kpecial sl 59 $1.69 $2. 39 a - ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANE! Price. with attachments AUTO WRENCH SET FOR FORD xD bbdbia $2.39 $53.50 Ratches right or ieft; hae six eteel sockets. Special 1 59 price. sere eeree eee? *-, > — = | a = ~ o au ~ a3 “teas a, 7 a p a RON A 8

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ogee mals ww. ORG NPN Ay SINE oR +* Pecos i en 2 een we 4 foe te. ~ S Norm ee ese ati Feats — : - . - e t The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clon- Anproximately Equals that of the Dailv GI eee abe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Fe ee ee ET PE no nate > ite > das es ¥ * - * ~ - Mail Orders Carefully Filled. Donor’s Card Enclosed When Requested. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH '" Nothing is more acceptable than a Xmas package of her favorite Per- fume. and varied assortment of all popu- We have a most beautiful Imported Opera Glasses 98c For His Xmas THERMOS LUNGH-KIT Regular SEVENTH and WASHINGTON AVE. — YOUR XMAS GIFTS HERE FOR Poker Sets Complete Sets, with poker chips and ea” ie Mission and mahogany fin- ish with leather cover. These Sets are put up with plain and paronoid chips; up in leather cases, 940 to ‘| | o.4 a ae ? ‘q Y , ¥ oe é : oF es eRe tt a ~~" € Ate Rip ee ys ea OO Bee @ 4. meee. - f * nt AT OUR RADIO DEPT. {0 SPECI Y lar makes; both imported and do- | Adjustable to any distance. A $5.25 vals | Pore : mestic. Also a handsome variety | splendid Xmas gift. inrme sine ¢ 98 § 00 Make it the Greater na Fe of Toilet Waters and Sachets in half bot ?- to Laban Radio Christmas . .- tle, . ——= — original packages. Toilet Ase A Real Baseball Game » finished, 3 The gift of all gifts is a eo a ag ae , Sale of * (ia . * U , \ ; os ry 3 . & omneag in gorgeous satin-lne \ game for the whole family, both $ da : At Cut Prices — oan aiken on the family, old ae es . yo and old. livery Play known to . . Radio bri 3 daily the Sas! ies Pig. _ the a otnad Pastime” instantly _ Fe= path Flashl | hts, Se ible Gift ee a pine 0 venice on 5 a yy ¥ A $10.00 Caron's Black Narcissus Per- a ok nee ee - a =a oa ereatent: victery of Smenes BS ee. a fume; orginal bottle; in plain = is like bei i $1 50 . : , s ensitive U. 8S, Radio Phones; : By . Ps ow ee $8.98 ones BS Eve hota Mi: s COMPLETE WITH BATTERY solid aluminum cases, genuine leather QRegular $1.75 | Regular ‘ I = - . eovered head band, ns age to ewe @ pint ee — Ss $12.50 Caron’s Biack Narcissus Per- . sized head. Guarantee ohms. ‘4 cname os , ’ re b ted f > fume; original bottle; satin- $11 23 Bal |-Bear ing Rol ler Skates mnahenenn * nogehineonninth “and madula- 98c ok, lined DOX .......-.+-seeee- . Mad e hieh — a tal tion and will remain so indefinitely, if ee. i : o>. ~_ ‘ . sti — Sak I en re 7 S58 | te ei | Initials Engraved Free on Any Pen or Pencil —— $6.50 Coty’s L’Effieurt Perfume, original 2-ounce fancy cut A 719 the $ ALL NICKEL- REG. $5 00 - Purchase Price Amounting to $1.00 or More -: a aes i ee ccauawean : Chil- PLATED PRICE.... a ; | ch al i IIR ied TEs lid Ait eae Nothing is more appropriate and acceptable than a good Foun. - rong $6.75 Coty’s Chypre Perfume, original 2-ounce fancy cut crystal $5 Q8 gine = a Complete tain Pen, and from our enormous stock you can ae. 6 SE EES BOE STS OS OE Tere eee ee ' : a wy 3 4 eviths icine eiendi‘t d: li of which ha ae ' ' : > Regular $1.00 Genuine Flac e rice » guaran rands, all of whic ve 14k solid ee $2.85 Coty’s Jasmin de Corse, Jasqueminot, Rose, Heliotrope, $2 49 any of the following dukes @ueete ° Battery gold points, and are self-filling Pens. Any Pen may be packed eee Mary Garden Tollet Sets, consisting of toliet water, perfume, tace @7 Ff) |. weminottor Lttticunt, Caton's Bimek An Appreciated Gift in a beautiful Xmas box. : Mary Garden Toilet Sets, consisting o , pe Psa $ Narclauna ubigant’s - % TT a . ae powder, rouge and lipstick ....... ee 6 wa ss oe hw 0 Oe kw ob , 7.50 em iis oto y Cc for the Schoolboy $5.00 GILLE E Waterman’s $2.50, Duofold, $5.00, $7,00. te ae $1.85 Piver’s Floramye, La Trefle or Azurea Perfume, original $1 6] ile IE Sis ae te ae Old style silver-plated Safety Razor $4, $5, $8. Parker Lucky ‘Curve, $2.50, | Sg De be eee h sues wees whe sate ‘ 3 : Ped complete with 12 Gil- 83.50 and $4.50. ‘ | aos Richard Hudnut's Three Flowers Perfume, original pack- $2 and $3 Af Eastman " Made— Box ew lette blades; sale . $3.50, $4 cane Pick, $1.50 to $3.50... : ee ksi ke wee 6 6 ee bee te Cece ek ee pesedeeraccercces ‘ ee te - ’ ’ ; : 4 — : Richard Hudnut's Soul Violet, Rose Omar, Tenfold Lilac, Heart Helio- e Haven P $5, $6, SS and up re Fe 50, $3.50, s ee trope Perfumes, all packed in original, satin-lined packages, $6 00 ) r emos to $15. JOHN HANCOCK . . :. EEE EE LES EEE NSE a a ae ae a ' == Witheat expert« Watch D Pp CARTRIDGE PEN 4 ea a4 Richard Hudnut's Watteau, Nyre, Acrasia Perfume, all packed 34 00 re | ence and without A Wonderful Assortment of Stag unn Pen, $4, $5. To fill this Pen you simply — Ve in original, satin-lined packages; each................... my : | | experimenting : unscrew barrel slip an * = Richard Hudnut's Extracts, original packages............. 75c to $7.50 © Prory "saalean and Horn Handle The Harris Pen Diamond Point Pen | int ‘carter inte the et a 5 | : With 1 No. 8 solid | Red barrel, extra large ink | *CTew in firmly, replace : S Richard Hudnut’s Combination Toilet Sets............... $1.50 to $15.00 it | @ with this camera. 42 k t be 7 old a" 7 ae capacity; No, 8 y and start writing. : Richan! Hudnnut’s Du Batry Perfume, original package........... $4.50 ' 4 | No. 2 at Oc e nives a cakes ui gS solid gold nib....... 98 PIC®... ncccesccees is | $1.00 Guerlain’s Rue de La Paix Perfume, original package...... .5 3.59 WS $2 19 en: Ue wnt awd : ’ PRR $3.60 Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, orginal 1-ounce bottle............ $3.19 \ES | So 7 ii ape i mediate 5.00 Coty’s Paris Perfume, original 2-ounce fancy cut crystal bottle, $4.49 SH . 2 L fl An z $6.50 Coty’s Styx Perfume, original 2-ounce fancy cut crystal bottle. $5.79 $3.19 Give ingersolls for Xmas DESO COMO. oo kta eeeus $3.50 Coty’s L’Origan Paris Toilet Water, original 3-ounce package . $2.98 ° : ss $4.00 L’Effleurt or Styx Toilet Water, original 3-ounce package... .$3.48 . There's no gift like a bie atch, op aes ngs - EVER-SHARP * ; &1.90 Coty’s L’Origan Sachet. original one-ounce package....... .$1.69 Imported Shaving used - mip ee: = eae ‘Keep Xmas With a Kodak ‘ ma 7.25 Coty’s I/Origan Perfume, original, 2-ounce fancy cut ee An - carried so long. Sizes for men, ’ : a atte hatiie tong ae Te Sees x es gil ew ah 6 os 8 eC . Stand Mirrors boys and girls. agg a ane Pp 9 CIAL ASTMAR- Is the Happy Solu- Djer-Kiss Extract, original package................. $1.59, $1.98, $2.89 tell time in the dark. Jewe models . v Djer-Kiss Sachet, original half-ounce battle ............ S 5s ieee 79e¢ Nickel-plated, completely equipped in i and goki-filled cases at A L E PREMOS tion of All Your 7 z Djer-Kiss Toilet Sets in satin-lined boxes .............. $2.50 to $7.50 with double large magnifying glass, prices from 1 OER TT EEE ELEL AS ERE Tee 95c shaving brush, soap cup, priced from Gift Problems Sueueerenne Mau Ge Twlletio .... 2... 25... eee eee. $1.40 $ SO of 00 $3.25 Houbigant’s Ideal Toilet Water, original 114,-ounce bottle... .$2.89 $ Og $ 98 " to 7 $6.00 Houbigant’s Ideal Toilet Water, original bottle....¢........$5.39 ' to - Silver-Plated and Plain By $4.00 Houbigant’s Quelques Fleurs Perfume, original bottle....... $3.59 50c to St 75 ei : UDG $7.50 Houbigant’s Quelques Fleurs Perfume, original bottle....... $6.73 PENULIFE VI LET RAY i : $6 : .: $4.25 Houbigant’s Mon. Boudoir Perfume, original bottle......... $3.7 0 Al W | G fi j 2? 50 to a $3.50 Houbigant’s Ideal Perfume, Original 11,-ounce bottle... ...$3.29 PERFUMIZE RS An Ways e come l t ae ~ ty $3 to $6 “ Sie ee $ 50 : $ ha ’ Melba Toilet Sets, in satin boxes... .-...$2.50, $3.00, $4.50, $5.00. $7.50 tarrh, Bruises, Colds in the Head, Dan- | No. 2c Single Lens..$12.50 811.2: WHITE IVORY MANICURE SETS 7 ee Melba Fleurs Perfume, 1 ounce, in original package, in satin- 3 And druff, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Goitre, Gray No. 2c Double Lens. .$15.00 813.49 | Put up in magnificent leatherette boxes. Each | to Mong RAFFIC law ° eee bweacvecees ’ C ard ggg oy erin a Neuritis, No. 3a Single Lens..$14.00 812.59 | ™&nicure piece is made of the very best all-forged . ie , s Melba Bouquet, Lily of the Valley, White Rose, Lilac, in original $1.75 Up a. eT ie, 30 Deable Lene, 01680 $14.68 [ate , “Write Hand Companions” © ing such uniqu packages packed in beautiful satin-lined boxes............. OO SSS eel in Detroit and | | Flor De : o methods emplo T5c Stacomb ............. 59c , 50c Woodbury’s Cream... .37c Melk All the popular , MAIL ORDERS | EI seth ilies ss _ Castoria (Fletcher’s)......29c | 50c Cyrano Face Powder.. .29¢ | cia brands of Cig- carefully filled. Cigars — P ie — oying Mentholatum.. 2le. 42c, 79c Dulove Face Powder...... 18¢ ]} Packed 25 in box arettes in Xmas No gift gets heartier welcome than a box of Cigars, a carton of Cigarettes or a Pipe and Tobacco. We especially invite the Add 10¢ for 50 Pa nen eeu ai fon-wide attentiot Glover's Mange Remedy . .48e 50c Hytone Face Powder. .29c 10c Size, packages. LADIES who contemplate giving Cigars to their husband, sw ectheart and, friends. to choose them here, for then they will Cigars. Add 15¢ bar ...-......... ee. rae | «Cigars ac. ae ; , ¥F-WILSG thi Emanelo Cigars ne _ city hospital to vi Castor Oil. .....12 ounces, 38¢ | 50c Djer Kiss Lip Sticks... .39e > -.- + - $2.38 in St. Louis! OV Ay anytaing Prantneih-at en Tce a ES Pp Oo view $1.00 Yeast Foam Tablets.79c | Si Boncilla Beautifier, tubes, 79¢ Box of 12, oon 25c size, $2.73 Famous S we have offered in | 10c size .....$2.35 _ of those whom drd 50c Boncilla Trial Sets. ... 36ce ..., ere 3.25 : ee noe. ......,.44¢, 87e | 3050 Boncilla Beautifier, jar, 81.29 98c ane = nena COMBINATION BOX former years. The | 2 for 25c size, $2.85 have struck down wit ' ‘ s ) Oe . : . 5 | ; i . 7 ielehen* Song Raponlrng nor 2i~ | 00¢ Boncilla Cold or Vanishing | Box of 25, La Palina Cigars QUALITY and MOP” ab Cigars are packed Mercantile Cigars Judge Joseph F. S. eae 2le, 42c, 79c Cream, intubes......... 39c ‘$1.98 > for 25¢ ~ beat "Ss 2.73 ae in a three-compart- | ° Packed 25 in Bex —_ the| per sons he ; | Squibb’s Mineral Oil...... 83c | Scott's Mineralava 39c, $1.79 15c size ... .$3.38 STYLE for ment box. Those in | 2 for 2S5c¢ size, $2.75 oe ofsthe_ speed | $1.00 K. D. X. Hair Tonic. .79c | Nadine Face Powder...... 34c nites — - the center area | See $3.35 | cinculer, 360 Bente eente, ‘to att Pinaud’s Eau deQuinine.79c, 81.39 | Germicidal Soap, 12/. William Cuesta Rey Cigars the MONEY! 1 Garcia Grande Cigars whe _ 3utomobile victims. T Lambert's Listerine. 21, 42¢, 79c the F Packed 25 tn Rox ° : = large and heavy r _ Caught on one of th D ’ : : 19¢c ’ 3 for 55ce e ourth 3 Packed 25 in Box Se ; ; . . oan’s Kidney Pills.......47¢ . $3.00, $3.38, Perfecto shape, and | 10¢ size 23 s S10nSs say it rivals any Scott’s Emulsion. ....42c, $3c Mennen’s Shaving Cream. .34C | Packed 25 in box $3.75, $4.00 : re ms = aa ame ches ; $2.73 E| vy . to deviséd for imp pres Horlick’s Malted Milk, 7c Lashbrow Liquid......59¢ | 410¢ Size, Muriel Ci Regular Price of ; —— a zs ' 18 the attention arou 34e, OTe, $2.59 | Milkweed Cream... ..37c, 73¢ $2.23 Uriel Vigars This Box Contains 25 Cigars sides only a trifle El Roi Tan Cigars ' Judges, and the pena. . d’ . + <a eee . Packed 25 1 Re . : : & , ORIUM—A medicated salve, ee o Sans, Cream... 81.23 }-10c size .... $2.38 the Box, $2.50 smaller. Quality the Packed 25 in Box Packed 95%) , that the following re for colds and catarrh....19¢ |Jergen's Hand Lotion. .... <3e | 15¢ Size 2 : $ 10c size ..... 23 s . : Gatlin’s Quince Seed Loticn ’ for 25c size, $2.73 same of the three ~ 2 ¢ 2 for a and how they of oy vom s Vegetable Comp.89e 25 SOc $3.23 15c size ‘$3.38 | Our Special Price This Box ty] ' for 2Sc size, $2.73 : by the Sunday Post-l 30c Grove’s Bromo Quinine. 19¢ M gE ESSA i Se a : pte a | “ve iSc size 1... .$3.28 Siz ; Tonitone (a splendid Winter T a dosha mg a | Ju dge Ba tonic), $1 bottle; 3 for $2.50 | so. spring Maid Face Powder. !t4¢ MA . $5.48 SMOKING TOBA Cigars and - California Syrup Figs... “4Be | Orchard White... 34¢ anicure $6.75 Cigarette Hold- PEARL POCGKE! 3 O well's Syrup Pepsin. .42c¢,S83¢ | Coty’s Talcum Powder... .83 Z ee ; Mita Me : ... .838e ers of every *" j oo 2 oo ae, + — — Night Cream, 35e¢, 69e Sets $9.78 PRINCE ALBERT des c ription. Com plete ve IVES & F $e 25e, We | Jo | s. : ‘- - DET Sodiphene cae 19¢ 39c 79¢ nson s Baby Powder. — 18¢ A gift that is always appre- $10 23 8-oz. 16-oz. M Oo d e r a t ely a Ss s o r t- 3, as ESs than Dies Alsthi: oc1 SOc: 5-cnt Pompeian Face Powder... .42¢ ciated, Plush lined in gen- : Tine. . 58c Tie... $1 2 15 priced. ment of | 2. 3 and 4 blades, made @ Jud one years lots, Se. (Containers extra.) spelen S setoum Powder. 2le uine 7 leather-rolled cases. $1 0.98 “ Fren ch the finest quality Udge in Recorder's / - ver's Azurea, La Trefle or containing highest. grade »- OL. : Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. ... .89e Floramye Face Powders,.....7e¢ implements, Priced from $11.23 Jar... $ 1 43 and Italian steel. A large asso Bi. Briar and gen- wine Meer- schaum Pipes Sal Hepatica. .,23c, 45c, 89e 100 Bayer's Aspirin Tablets.... 7c Edwards’ Olive Tablets... 2le Cato Tooth Paste..___. ....29¢e $1 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder, Tec Revelation Tooth Powder. 2le select from. Sale price, — $1438 = $449 8 * rat = a: 38 $ SERENE MIXTURE a ee CIGAR HUMIDORS~ ew Mulsified Cocoanyt Oil....39c |Kolyno’s Tooth Paste... 240 1K... mown, | tn niteeten Gnd akagey EE a m....68C ne”. $1.30 aaa ya ; ee pets peered a e } a Se 29 WSN | 4 } 7 : : . : +s | ? : | meee I and adopted we we BT PPA GT PR SLR AR A NS ak a a BB ny Ne ee a ee rs as rs ae eee ea taown lawver, broken fa uf ; . ‘ % a ) ; 2 14"

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SUNDAY, ie DECEMBER 10, *9399 ~*~) | eas 5 : Vi aby 2 alls PNET: Nikead Military Hair 3S Bl Luuie tat Ula Aloy | 2 “thd CG A 434 V4.G 1 Brushes M4 illite VW lidigdi wood back, extra =| . = : > _— actetie, Put NT rere seorenar rust SaMdUALIUIU ELE AT | | tl i ' | in leather cases. 30 to 940. a. PPRECIATED ST PRACTICAL ROUND GIFT CUUM BOTTLE ICY-HOT TTLES S, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1922 ST. LOU] —— ir one akaamaiis corn ; HOW CLEVELAND AND DETROIT JUDGES; | NIACS” BOO EOOOOOOOOSES as PD BP BP LOB AA ADP a lal a le el ea a al a all al eal all ll al BRAKES ON “SPEED MA ON a dl” nN or PPA LD LE ARE PUTTIN Se ee a eae ae a i ee ae ee he ee ee en ee ee ee a LAW VIOLATORS FORCED TO VIEW BODIES OF PERSONS KILLED BY AUTOMOBILES OR ATTEND THEIR FUNERALS ~~ yh eee ep a 208 aye, ral ~~ a = fee ae Pe 4 4 * a ‘hl ‘“ - ‘6 ° Speeders Who Rush Madly Through City Streets Have Murder in Their Hearts,” Judge Declares WV troit recently he took @ group of men sentenced for traffic law viola- tions to the city morgue. There he ordered thém to view the mangled bodies HEN Judge Charles L. Bartlett began his campaign against speeders in De- of a young boy and an aged man who had fallen victims of reckless driving on the a day before. Then he lectured them severely. ‘ a od f : > ~~ goon ass Every automobile driver who ignores — law and rushes through the streets at a a= rugated | nick- high rate of speed has murder in his heart”' he said. $1.98 ° “Every man who is caught speeding has violated the law before and didn’t get 3.23 | megular 84.50 caught at it. Is there any reason why such drivers should get any consideration from size, quart size. cor- me? enam- n - ; ; i . en ao “This little body before you might have grown to be that of a great man. It had 5 $2.98 as much right to live as you have and the parents of this child had the same right to CAL GIFTS y Pen or Pencil $1.00 or More ble than a good Foun- you can choose these , which have 14k solid Any Pen may be packcd old, $5.00, $7.00. Lucky ‘Curve, $2.50 50 and £4.50. $1.50 to $3.50. $2.50, $3.50, 85 KG. JOHN HANCOCK CARTRIDGE PEN I this Pen you simply | barrel cap, slip an ag coll maga Rega » “Sg rt writing. $5.00 i - A Be d and Plain t J $1.15 1 UDGE CHARLES $2.50 to $6 js Tt » $3 to $6 t wer _ 3 & §©=>- Number of Accidents in Both Cities mets consist- NS _. Cut Down by Measures Adopted R-SHARP 4 : and WAHL } Revently After Heavy Fines and “sa in “% rN } dail Sentences Had Failed to 4 -sliggeanae } Bring Results—Jurists Declare in both gold § _ Visit to Morgue Is Most Effective ling silver; NY | Method of Teaching Offenders $ m@ the Responsibility of a Driver. to 1 I NY 4 RAFFIC Jaw violators are receiv- Com panions”’ MY a re J such uniquely drastic attention ene | # in Detroit and Cleveland that the ERS El Macco @ Methods employed there and the two ed. Cigars ; Judges employing them are attracting or 50 ES ee ® Ration-wide attention. : n 42 Pi 1d¢ = Judge Charles L. Bartlett of Detroit S. 2 for 25c . is sendin speed as . Size,$2.73 a ing speeders to jail without regard ’ ; 4 their social or business position and 88 1S¢ Size, a uy he has adopted the course of es- 43 $3.23 MY pyoting those whom he has just sentenced 95 > the morgue to look upon the victims William My _ automobile driving, or to the : ; Ospital to view the crippled bodies 35 - : -_ ‘d those whom drunk or wild drivers ed in individual Ls struck down with their machines. ss tubes; 1° . | ‘as $ cated $0 oe BOK | & gouge Joseph F. Sawicki of Cleveland At $3.73 : Sends the persons he finds guilty of dis- 75 ™ ‘gard of the speed Jaws, in a body and 35 Singular, 35¢ ® 3 under guard, to attend the funerals of ars ee : “Mttomobile victims. Those who have been a ie rs \ Caught on one of these grewsome mis- @ “assay it rivals any punishment hither- 73 EI Verso @ © devised for impressiveness. So great rs Cigars ae attention aroused .by these two | packed 25 tn bor and the penalties they mete out, 23 2 for 25¢ 2 e following reports of their meth- 73 r os and how they operate are presented 28 Size, $2.73 - the Sunday Post-Dispatch : RL POCKET KNIVES and 4 ")lades, made of finest quality forged A large assortment to from. Sale price, $449 c + “ r , . . i a : " ¥ dint tit F . ® a Ri is ee ‘ b : is detaats Balada 6 pehtincs lus j ass ws ac Moat aR . Sere y ee — 4 Pir) «gs ; ak Bit wp ca sh Ne aero a bs ; sss Fe, PA Veltri aN 7 a + he . , of enter’ ay tages Se Te RE xe + BRO Saas we = - ay 1 tah, Yel LE Fe a et ANE RS TES vag r toe LN 3 my CREE rhe es PY. Lies Pee kt SMe AyD J aE =F ie aE EER SEE Goat eae 2 > 7) PG NO ret MOR > BAMA Ste eo icy vs eye 5 SOR Bey ete OR St tag tie RF “3 % Key ee Pt nt (eae ter UN Spl " i 7 pe Mkt ee Y \- F ‘ ee fi ee wr eee Le AEE RES Bie AF Ee) ROHS Be, abe ee sale Se - = , we 4 : A 2 : ‘ = ‘aw - a x ms bi ‘ BARTLETT PACIFIC & ATLANTIC PHOTOS .- . expect protection for him as your parents have to expect it for you. It is your good fortune that any one or all of you have not the stain of murder on your hands by running down some person as did the driver of the car that killed this child.” Judge Bartlett took office Oct. 26, 1921, and was at once assigned to the traffic court. For more than two months he plugged along in the monotonous traffic routine, imposing a fine here and there, with never more than a $10 fine for driving an automobile at an excessive rate of speed. That was the customary fine and had been for many years back. Detroit was growing at a fast rate, automobiles were rapidly cluttering up the streets and every day the numbér of speeders was inqgeasing at an alarming rate. There was a problem at hand and “ hat the so- lution was to be “was a little more than J.ice Bartlett could determine, he has since ‘ onfesse'l. But the solution came with surprising rapidity. Tells What Inspired His Severity “T wag on my way home after a dull day !n traf- fic court,’ said Judge Bartlett, in answer to a uery for the solution of the traffic problem. “In through a safety zone at a high rate of speed and narrowly missed running down two women. the Judge imposed a jail sentence. It was something unheard of in these courts. The following week Judge Bartlett announced a campaign against speeders, reckless drivers or autoists who drove while drunk. Twice each week the day is devoted to the disposition of thes« Cases and as regularly as the traffic days rol! around there are new faces in the house of cor- rection, as the city jail is called. : Politicians frowned on such drastic action. Thes prophesied defeat for the Judge when he came up for election. About this time John Duval Dodge, son of the late millionaire automobile manufacturer, and himself immensely wealthy, was arrested for driving miles an hour through. one of the city’s main streets. Then the enemies of Judge Bartlett smiled. Money was bet in large amounts that young Dodge would never go to jail. But 29 = Judge Joseph F. Sawicki of Cleveland declares compulsory attendance of traffic offenders at fun ha - Ktyf7 48 " “ Wd \ \* \\ 4\\ a em \\ear ATLA AAA s% ih \ ANS Av \\) \\ (\{\\ - - , sa a » #, bodies, the best remedy for reckless driving. Judge Bartlett of Detroit Tells of Effectiveness of Jail Sentences DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 9. _ ESS than one year ago Charles L. Bartlett, , Judge in Recorder's Court, was considert 1 | One of the most lenient Judges handliug hy and ordinance cases in this city. AS * ,. way bis name is feared by every automobile »~, = Within the limits of his jurisdiction. An >. *e88on for this is because he revised tbe old _ 2 of fining a speeder or reckless driver $5 a and adopted a system of his own. sears ago “Charlie” Bartlett was an un- 2 lawyer, broken in health. He had mauy, eo 4 friends. but his prospects for ever becoming known in the legal world were remote. But he was connected in a minor capacity with a well- known and reputable law firm doing a healthy Among his close friends was Alex J. (Groesbeck, an attorney. Two years ago, Groes- heck became Governor of Michigan. A little more than a year ago, Judge Charles T. Wilkins of the Recorder’s Court, one of the most learned jurists in the State, died. Gov. Groesbeck soon after ap- pointed Charlie Bartlett, the unknown attorney, to succeed Judge Wfikins. ry sy business. - the street I noticed a crowd of men and women and at the curb I saw a_ hospital ambulance. When .1 -walked to the edge of the crowd to learn the trouble I saw the mangled body of a little girl who had been run down by an automobile driver. I was told that the driver had approached the intersection where the acci- dent happened at terrific speed, mangled the little body lying in the street and sped ayay without making an effort to relieve his victim “Here came to me the solution of the problem which had been confronting me for several weeks. I decided then and there that so long as I sat in traffic court and automobile speeders continued to come before me, 1 would lend every assistance to punish adequately.” ; Three days later, Jan, 5; when an aptomobilist to + re, @ “?, > a in dis- in Judge Bartlett took the same stand posing of the Dodge case that he took the disposition of 20 or more other Cases on the same day. He heard every bit of evidence in. de- taf] and. Dodge, admitting he had exceeded the speed limit, was sentenced, to five days’ in the house of correction without the alternative of a fine. He served his full time, and when he came out, after three days of shoveling coal, Dodge declared he had taken his medicine like a man and held no grudge against the Judge. Bankers and business men in every walk of life have had to take the same medicine since the campaign against speeders started. There is ne favor shown. The primaries came and Judge Bartlett headed the ticket, with a ,majarify .of 35,750 over his op- * admitted, in, Judge Bartlett's court that he drove, ponents. Last wonth, when the electors cast their » ‘ . ‘ ; 4 . erals of motor accident victims is, next to viewing of mangled ballots, the majority for Judge Bartlett was raised to 42,596, he again heading the loca! ticket by thousands. Tratfic Violations Greatly Decrease Speeding and reckless driving has not yet been entirely wiped out. But police records do show that speeding has been greatly reduced and the number of complaints decreases every week. Two weeks ago Judge Bartlett conducted a visit to the receiving hospital with 20- automobile drivers whom he had sentenced to jail that day. There they saw many children who had been injured, some of them for life, through the reckless driv- ing of autoists. The following day ’ Judge Bartlett announced he Jupge JOSEPH F. SAwICKI. ‘reached the Sheriff's office across the street a + IM, would order every convicted speeder to accom= — pany him to the county morgue on the following Wednesday, the next traffic day. But the num- — ber of speeders showed a marked decrease Wednesday. Only eight were sentenced to fall” and, true to his word, Judge Bartlett a accompanied the violators to the morgue, W the mangled bodies of a boy of tender years an aged man rested, victims of reckless. dri There he lectured the offenders in the la set forth elsewhere on this page. Judge Bartlett has no intention of modi his-methods, he says. “My campaign continues until the streets Detroit are rid of a public menace or I am ¥ from the bench,” is his challenge to his critics. The mild offender gets as much consi | in Judge Bartlett's court as the serious offender does not. The Judge has decided on probation as a remedy in scores of cases. The opinion that every speeder who comes in traffic court is sen- tenced to jail is erroneous. When Judge Bartlett believes discipline under the jurisdiction of the. Probation Department is the better way he never hesigates to deal accordingly. Several hundred’ convicted or confessed speeders are reporting monthly to the Probation Department. Many others have promised the Court | again to drive an automobile and many” more have been deprived of their license to drive — a machine. And not one of the many speeder sentenced to jail by Judge Bartlett has ever back a second time on a similar charge. ey ~~ Wes : ay Men He Sentenced Support Him 7 During the recent election campaign Judge. Bartlett was indorsed for election by more thas” a hundred drivers whom he had sentenced to at a meeting called by his opponents. 4: Letters from every part of the country come po Judge Bartlett's desk daily commending him omy his fearless campaign. The clergy has of the good work and newspapers all over tm country have commended him. a More than a-dozen cities in the a ea bave adopted a like campaign against giving credit for the idea to Judge Bartlett, and” thus bas an unknown attorney, Charles L. Bart-— lett, gained a national reputation as a | Judge. , _& A few days ago Charles Wilson, son of the Under Sheriff of the county, was sentenced to 19, days in jai) and to pay a fine of $100. The news, the Sheriff, Under Sheriff and half a dozen of the staff appeared in court to protest. : Bartlett stood firm. “ae “Your son is no better than any other man son,” he declared to the county official. “He w speeding at a high rate and this court "e ” Wilson, himself a Deputy Sheriff, favors. ‘ a i # ae : — 4 ee . : Se ees . & WErihee. 24. Pe ee Ree eS

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAILH ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH _ date ot Suggestion, Youth’s (0h, | Sent the Poison to WrongWomanf? Murder by Mental : . = a ae Plea owa Crime of . oP HYPNOTIZED WIFE SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1 ol a a} se ae Bg ad gis rei her hes sh Gs on Pe ee Plath ~ Pheerivees ’ o t Ste, FP > ah 1 THUS FORMER NOVITIATE IN CONVENT EXPLAINS HOW SHE KILLED MOTHER OF EIGHT CHILDREN CPAP RY betes yer ae" ¥ q P Curious Feature . Brewster's Se With Him, Bi for Screen Ho Influence in ] WHOM. Hi x BY 2 re cal “oe ‘ Biome he pe re pe: Yeates ees aa col RAR ag ime Boke eck ee ee ee +N LOL LE | LATER SA ERR” ote _ Do SOR. jeer oakade “oan guananaglen er 7 » aot ‘ nV ty ’ bashes See . > oi o-e ow ~ —- s. > , i" ia ies wed P ae . z ‘ag ‘2 il ° . wy Dil tn Sap a NN aN al RE MMR! EONS RANE! CN SEIMEI gh TR Fed peat: aR ee Oe Phe 7 & r 405) Orem SRE a Ue aise dtpcae NSE ~iecgincaiylor eae aah ine Ne © Ghat ths. we oapeeaiey “ m ed otge sig i fil He + . oe ok = ty OR BR sgl A Le treudie 1S gc Corliss +2 acd jeter ¢ip- WSS”LENTIN NOVITIATE’S HABIT WHEN IN A CONVENT... @|\¢ a MTF eaAT OAL AEWSAEE: owov0s © 8r But Since the Victim Was the Wife GroRGE LEROY SPEES of the Man She Had Been Meet- ing Clandestinely, State Will En- deavor to Prove That the Right Mrs. Schneider Received the Ar- senie-Filled Chocolates— Besides ‘the Law Makes No Allowances TON GN ve for Such Wicked Mistakes. 4 } * ‘ ss : : , -_ ee The quarrel arose over Spee! refusing &® / 2% — = f Ss ‘ i e ams ea Ee ll = | mee Ht ~*~ - Wl wes @ ited tm wil In his confession Spees told of the long dar: a hae —— ooh ™ By a Special of the Post-Dispatch. | if = ef cuamnation wendieeiet the Shurtz farm near Middletos, 16 miles RINE 0 oene oa MILWAUKEE, Wis. Dec. 9. - 3 _ - ‘ ' | im on ot iin was the departure the frst step along the | T Jeriche, e little hamlet in Calumet Coun- ie . — eS with whet be aeme stretch toward the slaying of Shurtz, but 4 ty some 7? miles north of here. there is a er method of hypmotiz- ras to provide the clew that would be thea a new grave in the village cemetery and eight as she mored about °° 2S of the alleged comspirators. Sete children, the éldest 12 rears, the youngest 2 . | . | . ee there was o chebieeiies bene After Spees ieft he wrote letters, and weeks old. are motheriess as the result of what —. | ¥ “ | ‘ a ee ee ‘he gc her bedy against hig “OS? Ve By endearing expressions 9 Auna Lens, held on a charge of murder, contends (ee | : : niles ' | ; alia | ott & currentitte had been exchanged between the farmer's 4 was @ mistake. And the mistake, she says, was ) : 3 , gio PS, | 2 sumz 5 10u eac 15 . tae mernia , enh » of glances that Hineéfed a tou and the hired band. It was from them im the address on the package of poisoned candy ; | . : a — | that the wavering official fnger of @ which caused the death of Mrs. Theresa Schnei- finally settled on Spees and through his Ger, wife of a farmer neighbor. Her Wiles and Blandishments sion came Mrs. Suurtz as tie Sebbing hysterically. the woman. who once gator of the crime. had been a comrent novitiate preparing for the life And then Spees returned of a mun, confessed. after eight hours of grilling. rs. Shurtz and her that it was she who mailed the package. Then. in the neighborhood. throwing her body forward on the table and cov- planned the murder ering up her face as if to shut out a vision of ber In his confession Spees said ‘that Mra. nnnis victim, she exclaimed, “Oh, | sent the poison to knew of his plan to kill ber busband, Pore Ee the wrong woman—I didn't mean it for her. I: mothered tt He said be entered the house > wes @ mistake. I meant it for another woman— i , moved about her domestic duti If Shurtz were middie of the aight. with her ber sister-in-law. who called me names and spread at some far place on the farm. Spees would drop climb to and threugh the Suse.p about me anc make his way to the kitchen le™ unlocked. aqgmitting tat oa a it was a mistake or not. and i: ; — : , if ) Ss / be t! at ®*ecsed G™MiITtting ta -bat and be fed on subtle cigges was, whether the fact that ber victim was otbe: age . -Yy ctor as res! ontin than the one intended makes any difference in the ee = Pn ) : ars. Saarts — om, wee ees GCeciared that @egree of ber guilt. will be determined when her . . 7 : om : to waick he | ase comes up for trial at Chilton, Calumet Coun- ty seat. en Dec. 18. What the “mistake” | ber is problematical, but it already has cost a created in him re ot , : ses ee ae - $ BO more than that -~ - — Wat he might espouse Mi fore he entered the courtroom to take the aim = for the State He testified that cocina = | Wite No. : Helps F: marked the relations of bis parents for 3 - weeks before his father was sisin A ever mmepey matters bad precipitated said, altheugh be was not certain thst ct Atterne,r’ —— ~ - 4 pierce the armor of her denia)s and, according to bis story to the aztheri- as or ke Aa? — . Crug cierk. she denied burin . s ot long before Mrs. Eburtzs began with ber perscnalitr Te such Ft een ie : * 2 e + i a a Rte ORB LH exter: did be left the a soutien “Ste has hounded me church to point their f ‘kiuck’ (German enente = story Bi aa ge Opera ret vay oa roan te 4 ieee cape at ney co er co ber with entered their aftcentfon ——— a So pRect the officers uwpen other angles. Then the gosetp about Frank Anna Lenz was remembered and incufr> new course the case th s motire for the murder, tf murder tt was, br re ferring.to the former convent gir? Im fie stery o* and sudsequent confession as “the woman starved for icre” Len: was 129 De these things indicate that “the weman starved for love” might hare weted Frank Schneider for herself, been willing to care for kis ‘2Odren and kis little home’ what Dis stmed reletions stories she has declared false and ““*“* A‘tormer Arps thinks eabeut !t. = > As the time set for the trial of the case ap ee a ee _— — ider. And tt was her indignation becamse >Toaches. discussion becomes more heated in Cala. **°e! *@ ‘Be yard at the farmhouse — | = =scinetcer an ~ 4 ath A mes . - cal ean 4 iz tinore ile ulted and DOlson sa.es record Viger ~¢_.* SS iM? That is leTe Attorner Arps le Was seeking it Was S$ imprecbabie, learned that several days before Mrs. Schneider’« ? anowing both women. she would be so care! eSS as | Whee the girl came i to inquire about her @em@ities. as she frequentir did. she was er- @ere@ out cf the house. ee eee” te Staaten ms he Ww death Anna Lenz bad purchased strychnine there “te peison rats.” Next he went to the rural mall carrier whose route led past the homes of the Lens woman and that of the Schuefdera Fram him {tf was learned ie Anne bend bad aed © Face Cog > ‘o address both ~ a and ee orged a uth ania: tainted be: Sunestereue-cuneeeenl ce a a emmee to trini to find a vorGiet of mmm} cer tn the Grst degrea 42 Sidiie Pultaned b> ¢ ioc paper sceresy of them that led ber to seek the vengeance which in the death of the wrong woman. she Schneider, however, bas admitted that there | ans Guth & tho gate Dering the summer he ae, oo 62d Ass Lela Boe Wed on 4 pearts met County. Anna Lenz has her supporters, but iiere are many whe believe the story of the “mis take” will net carry weight with a fury. Besides, the law decrees that a crime committed even un- intentionally fn the of am effort to Commm:f still another crime the seme do she hed reperted the murder, with ber dressed in the latest mode, ber face reuged and wearing ber “best” dress. Mra. Sbhurts bitteriy denied all the were adduced against ber, bot Specs aad the surrounding circumstances Ge fury of ber axle i

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h’s Passion COVETED ~ . P * & $+* s ATHERINE SuHuRTZ climax on the lonely: faru not order Spees away, bu: cause he was always afraid smuurtz. “Rov was never a ersation with anyone. He osition. His parents died old and he had wandered life.”’ over Spees refusing to carry Shurtz. The young man t to Indianapolis. p first step along the las! ying of Shuftz, but it also Hew that would be the un- ponspirators. wrote letters, and in the mdearing expressions tha! between the farmer’s wife It was from these refer- ing official finger of doubt s and through his confes-. Mrs. Shurtz as the insti- Murned to the farm. On‘yr son knew of his presence In an outbuilding the two Spees said. ppees said that Mrs. Shurtz kill her husband, that she he entered the house i» ght, with her knowledge. Ib to-and through the win ocked. of the Murder | jroom carrying a sawed-off m were Shurtz, his wife and bt speak to the woman. He of the sleeping man. He it before him, within a sbort head and pulled the trigger. mm must have been startling ut both the mother and son hear it. ers over her head,” Spees ssion, “when I got near her » shot was fired I heard her f catch her breath with a s said the boy did not entered the room so did he » Burlington. that Mrs. Shurtz should the property with him. tragedy the packet of let Spees was arrested. He de shooting until one of the oned that Mrs. Shurts bad - “bum.” S was transformed. Ange? possession of him and was | by his realization that the Im as a catspaw. The con ; if mother is guilty,” were " Shurtz, a few moments be yourtroom to take the stand testified that coolness had } of his parents for severa ther was slain. A quarrel had precipitated trouble, be 8 not certain that this was ined relations. stifled that Mrs. Shurtz was the farmhouse shortly after @ murder, with her hair . mode, her face carefully ber “best” dress. y denied al] the facts tha’ } her, but Spees’ confession circumstances convince ; 4 ) - trouble is all due to Mr. Brewster's i . tor Corliss Palmer, winner of a beauty contest Not only. : Mt of his paying her $1500 a . a & E the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1999. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 99° Happened When Movie Magazine Ma | PHILANTHROPIC EXPERIMENT WITH GEORGIA NEWS.S’ a ¥ curious Feature About Suit for Divorce Brought by Eugene V. ‘Brewster's Second Wife Isthe Fact That First Wife Sides With Him, Believing That Corliss. Palmer, Film Aspirant for Screen Honors Who Figures as Corespondent, Is a Good Influence in His Life and That He Should Marry Her. py Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, Dec. 9. YGENE V. BREWSTER, publisher, motion picture producer, artist, former news per man, is in the throes of his third ro- mance and his second summons to a court which welt or partially severs marriage ties. He is ~» sued by his second wife, Eleanor V. V. for a Separation, and alimony of $1500 Pe Bs . - gmonth ds asked. Mrs. Brewster avers that her niatuation ‘gf later exploited by him as a movie actress, her Eleanor entire declares that she did not know at the time of marriage that Brewster had ever been married before, and that he used to tell her~he was almost overwhelmed at the contemplation of his own virtue. And to this Mrs. Emilie makes rejoinder that it is «not possible that Mrs. did not know of Brewster's mar- riage, because, she says, a Mrs. Wardell, a sister of Mrs. Eleanor, was frequently at her home in attendance at meetings of the Brooklyn Writers’ Club, of which both were members, and knew her and Brewster quite well. And, just so the other ladies do not have the field to themselves, siss Palmer gave Mrs. Eleanor Brewster, who charges ‘md whom she names as co- respondent in : | though she has not yet attained any wide public Tecognition. --~Brewster does not deny any of his wife's OMS except the one that his income will onth alimony. “Al T am able to pay is $125 a week, and that Tam Willing to give her.” He declares that his love for Corliss is so t that he wil! marry her “if he has to go to a and live in a hovel to do it.” Meanwhile, - Eleanor Brewster lives in the handsome ay home at Roslyn, L. I., while Corliss and tT live in the Brewster home at Morris tN. J., also a handsome property, where “= Mother, with three children by a second and a full sister of Corliss, has been er & combined duenna and householder. is run in her name, while Brewster a8 @ paying guest. least remarkable feature of the however, is that Mrs. Emilie Brewster, wife &L who lives in Brooklyn, and whose divorce- , Brewster enabled him to marry Mrs. P Brewster, then Miss Eleanor Cator, has to the front to support Brewster and s red him that she will do all in her pow- ,. #4 him in his plan to get free of wife No. F that he might espouse Miss Palmer as No. 3. | Wife No. x Helps Former Husband. “Miss Palmer is a delightful girl, and has |, Slendid influence in Mr. Emilie Brewster declares. That she ted at the present situation she dees attempt to a “It was that woman,’ mrs. Eleanor, “who kept Mr. Brewster ‘Mmunicating with his children. Since ted from him he ‘has renewed his relations with them, and they have = Made very happy. I sent our oldest son to father especially to assure him of our Beane, QS @ snappy comeback to this, that Miss Palmer has broken up her home her divorce suit. | audience to the correspondent of the Post-Dis- patch and went into a full discussion of her ro- mance. “4 “Honest to goodness, I didn’t vamp you, did I, Bruce?” “No, vou didn’t, Corliss; I fell in love with you long before you knew it. You have been a great nelp to me in my work, as well as my in- spiration.’ Brewster here made the feclaration, referred to elsewhere, that he loved Miss Palmer deeply and intended to marry her if he had to go to Japan to do it and live there {x a hovel. Miss Palmer told the Post-Dispatch the same of her feelings. She said: She Ran Hotel News Stand. Brewster's _ “T came here from Macon, Ga., where I had charge of a news stand in a hotel. I saw about the beauty contest in Bruce’s magazine”’—she calls him Bruce as a diminutive of Brewster. “TI submitted my photograph and was chosen and sent for. Many other girls who qualified were brought here, too, and we put up in the house at 175 Duffield street, owned by the Brewster pub- lications, “There Mrs. Brewster met me and insisted I come to her home at Roslyn to live with her. She had taken other girls who were guests of the publication, and I accepted. There she put her arms around me and told me she wanted me that often she was snowed {n at for a pal; Several times I Roslyn and needeg@ company. @vanted to leave, because the life was rather dull, and I like a little amusement. But she wouldn't hear to it.” “Yes,” interrupted Brewster, “and {t was- Mrs. Brewster who awarded her first prize in that beauty contest. I really picked out another girl, but Mrs. Brewster insisted. Afterward I had her film-cutting in my office, and she was splen- did at it. She also helped in editing one of my motion picture magazines, We were together 9 great deal and I fell in love with her. I wrote my wife 12 letters about the matter.” “I had no thought of romance at that time Bruce,” Miss Palmer resumed. “Of course, he was kind to me I was delighted. I didn’t like him at first at all. J] thought him stern and distant. But he was kina@ and ! couldn’t have been more pleased if the President of the United States had noticed me. “Mrs. Brewster told Bruce once she thought he was infatuated with me and it would wear off ‘You go around with her all you Mrs. Brewster said, ‘and if you with when before a year. like for a year,’ {are still infatuated, we will talk business.’ “But one night when we came home she had locked us out and smeared all my clothes up and thrown them with my valise on the floor. The next day she went to a hotel, and Bruce had to get a chaperon for me. Then I went home to Macon, but Bruce followed in a few weeks and took my mother and my sisters to live with me.” . Her Beauty Is Indisputable. There is no gainsaying Miss Palmer’s beauty. She is 22 years old, about 5 feet 5 inches tall, perfectly formed and weighs about 120 pounds. Her hair is a rich shade of auburn, her mouth a perfect example of the “rosebud” type, and she has vivacity, temperament and charm. She came from quite an ordinary environment in Macon, where she was born. She was educated in a Masonic home and worked in various places be- fore she secured a position as manager of the Hotel Dempsey news stand. Everywhere / he beauty had attracted attention, and she was quite well known in Macon before she won the beauty contest. Brewster, before he began the publication of his movie magazines, the best known of which are Shadowland, Classic and Motion Picture, Was a newspaper writer, employed on the Brooklyn Eagle. He is 63 years old and the father of four children, three grown children by his first wife and a 2-year-old son by his second wife. He is willing to let her keep the child if she will give him a divorce. He also has a 4-year-old gfandchild, who, by a coincidence, is now under treatment in a Morristown hospital for diabetes. He is also a painter in oils and says he has an agreement with a St. Louis man to buy 62 pictures a year from him. This means one a week. And, just to show his versatility and industry, he is writing a book on “Eccen- tricities of Genius,” setting forth the hobbies of all the exceptional men of history, from Homer to Hudson Maxim. During the general conversation, when Hud- son Maxim's name was mentioned, Corliss re membered that one of his eccentricities was his intense dislike for perfume as a part of a lady’s toilet. It will be remembered that at the At- lantic City water carnival last summer Mr. Max- im refused to appear as Fathers Neptune unless the bathing beauties who were to be judged agreed to use no perfumes. Miss Palmer, recalling this, sald: “Once when we were out in the car with Mr. Maxim we passed a rather malodorous pig sty. Mr. Maxim sniffed the aroma, tossed up his head, and said: ‘There, now, isn’t that a fine, healthy odor, far preferable to the horrible per- fumes with which women delight to make them- selves unpleasant.’ ” Miss Palmer emphatically doubted a report MRS. EMILIE BREWSTER. She is happy because Brewster has fallen out with his second wife and is glad he plans to wed Miss Palmer, who, she says, has been a good influence in his life. her sister in Macon, Mrs. Oscar Preston, and her stepfather, James Simone, had said she was mar- ried to Brewster. Says Relatives Tried to Shield Her. | “If my sister said so, she did it thinking to shield me. Macon people do not understand, and she feared whatever gossip had reached that city.” Mrs. Brewster has submitted the following frank letter which she says her husband wrote to her, as proof that she no longer has either affection or loyalty from him: “T think it-only fair and just that you know the exact situation regardless of the result and the pain it might cause to everybody. I have been through a most amazing experience during the past 15 months, and an almost unbelievable one. “When another came into my life it was a long time before I realized that it was anything but ap artistic enthusiasm that I had many times expressed to you a desire for long before then. “and when I saw that it was becoming dan- gerous, I assure you that I fought it with all my strength. The endless, heart-rending struggle was bitter for everybody concerned, and Many the heartache and tear it caused. I assure you it was an honest fight for both of us—a fight against something that it seemed impossible to fight. * “I thought of you being a faithful, loving wife; of my vow to love and cherish you as long as I lived; of our child-and its reputation; of my déar old father and other relatives of yours, but all in vain. “I suppose I could come back to Roslyn to live my old life over again, but I know that in doing Two poses of Miss Corliss Palmef, former Georgia hotel news-stand girl, who came into Brewster’s life after winning a beauty prize in a contest conducted by one of his magazines and to marry whom he says he would “go to Japan and live in a hovel.” so my life would be miserable—and another's also, I am certain. I have had many serio: talks over the situation, reviewing things from every possible angle, and finally we agreed to separate for at least two weeks to see just wha we did think of each other. We did separate, she going many hundreds of miles away among her old friends and admirers. “All the time she was making preparations to go, it seemed as if we could not bear it (just as we had several times before done, as you knew), but I managed to endure it, constantly thinking of the old proverb, ‘Out of sight, out of mind.’ “She went—I saw her on the train. after each day seemed an eternity. With all my friends, influence and power, surrounded with theaters and entertainments of all kinds, not one moment of happiness could I buy or pro cure. I could not eat or sleep, and when she returned I felt that I could never let her leave me again, whatever cost. “I am as certain as I can be of anything that your judgment of her was entirely wrong, and that you formed a very wrong opinion of her. I have only the kindest feelings toward you, in spite of the terrible things you did to her, and I shall always do my utmost to make you com- fortable. Please think this over carefully from day to day, and some time after the holidays we will have a conference. Very sincerely, “EUGENE.” Brewster, besides writing the work alluded to above, is the author of several books, including one called “What’s What in America,” there be- ing chapters on Christian Science, Osteopathy, Phrenology, Occultism, Strikes and the High Cost of Living. The last chapter is a discourse on “Wedding Bells.” In this the movie publisher makes the following interesting quotation from Sir John Davies: Wedlock, indeed, hath oft compared been To public fetes, where meet a public rout, Where they that are without would fain go in, And they that are within would fain go ont. Some excerpts from his dissertation on the marital state follow: “We know very little of the marriage affairs of the ancient Egyptians, but we do know that they were not restricted to any number of wives.” “Trial marriages were also in vogue in Per- sia, and seldom was a marriage contract made for life. A new wife was ea common luxury.” “The Chinese believe that marriages are de creed by heaven and that those who have been connected in previous existence become united in this. Men are allowed to keep several concu- bin but they are entirely dependent on the legitimate wife, who is always reckoned the most honorable.” He concludes with the following bit of philoso- phy on matrimony: “As civilization advances, however, we find that the tendency is toward a more rigid en- forcement of the marriage contract, and strictly against polygamy. respect “The sanctity of the home and tor There- a gnate Took His Beauty Prize Winner Into His Home as Wife's Companion: TA ND GIRL ENDS IN DOMESTIC DISAS TER | EUGENE V. BREWSTER. statute law of civilized nations, but they have be come proverbial with most all enlightened péeo- ple. - “It also must be observed, however, the present time there seems to be a tendency in this country to make marriage more difficult and divorce more easy.” Brewster Is Silent. that at Brewster, a handsome, powerful man, does not ~~ look his 53 years. i Ea) Newspaper files show that tn a period of 25 years Brewster, who is known as “the greatest ~ hobby horse rider in Brooklyn” because of his” | disposition to take up fads, has regarded him- ”” self as a good lawyer, actor, author, publisher, artist, club president, opera promoter, inventor ae of language, occult science explorer, lecturer, do” mestic healer, lake builder, poet, and moralist. “It takes about 12 months for a hobby of” mfne to work out,” he once said. “That is, I > usually take that time to find out all I want to © know about it; then I take up another one.” pastegragher 21 * bas. ae 4 One of his best known ventures was the es a tablishment of “La Boheme,” a club of “good a fellows.” There were no dues and he, as “vice. « president,” was the only officer. The object was ic:* “a good time for all.” Meetings were held at his ».

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SUNDAY, ECEMBER 10, 1933. Gift Problem Lamp Table Lamps rith ‘one of these new ce of two fine harmoni- olychrome walnut base 6-inch black and mul- k and mulberry ruch- d gold base with black ruc a ae $55 d walnut base with a ette shade, trimmed jp $39.50 above. The base js a and mulberry. stmas Sale ver of parchment and n 4 inches to 10 inches rked at one-half price. Shades separately, so mm and make a selection ortment. Maybe vou desire to match, Come. dle Sticks. ; Fach Bold, ivory or blue and Is beamtifully desigyed. ent Christnias remem- a on Bridge ) and $15.00 r Wrought Lron Lamps, gold decoration and 2 $12.50 one a decorated * popular Lamps. o's As Wiltons .. $6.50 9.75 . 9.85 16.00 s this Christmas with mugs. They will serve Braided ugs Remembrances al remembranee is oue = i Rag Rugs. We have size to suit your need. Velvet, $69.75 Worsted Wilton Vel: will wear satisfactory. ors can be had. ilton, $125.00 mg, most beautiful Rug We have just received erns This 9x12-ft. size mster..... $3.25 B....-. ee } Anew = amhich purms com | ten approved by the | e The inventor, D. G. Johnaon, Jake St., Chicaso, I}} , @uce it. P jers. Also ask h: i proposition. —— : | } | : | \« . | a a ians, Pood les. . = for Terriers—all breeds. Tpegeonably priced. ® Jeary « full line. @ many varieties of beautiful gs. We We irde—tinches, linnets, parrakeets . yl others..Visitors always welcome. _}eanary. Rabbit. Dor and Fish Fancler. : ' Greater St. Louis P. S. Co., Ine. Z NE = 4 2 SUNDAY, | © DECEMBER 10, 1522. The City Circulation of the Daily y POST: DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily "ADVERTISEMENT A LIGHT FROM | pL LAMPS NOW -_--— ------— Revernment Tests Prove New Light | sa Electric—Sensational Invention | lamp has ‘recently been invented kerosene ofl and | produces a soft, whit e Nghe said to be m better than electric or gas. Tests ie the Government and leading Univers!- prove this new light is wuperior to ‘ ordinary o!] lamps. It burns without r, smoke or noise, is simple and eco- emical, requires no pumping up and has Underwriters for urance. tee 609 Wes: i, {a offer oe ae! iys free mst user in ene of these new lamps on ten ive one to thre 7 iim intro- Or particu- is agency las Sensible Gifts No gift will be more ac ceptable than a beuutiful singing - «anar)s vith a nice brass, bamboo or wire cage. High - class singers priced from §5.00 uD. 3 : Persian Kittens other : — perfect pets. Rea- ES priced. ‘ Puppies ums and Fish will beautify the home more a nice aquarium with a few beau- fish or fancy trovicals, We Cage Birds for the Poultry. Pigeon. 4100 Market St., St. Louis, Mo. Olive 1848 Every Article We Sell Carries «a Qual ity Guarantee. : a Ee ene When certain bones of the foot give way and dig down into the flesh, pain- ful callouses develop. That you may obtain in- stant and permanent relief from foot troubles of any kind we have a graduate of the Wizala S§atem + Orrectian who is in charge of our permanent foot relief de- partment. He will examine your stockinged foot free of charge. You may feel sure of permanent foot relief through his recom- mendations. Foot Relief Department * (Main Floor) Stix, Baer & Fuller GRAND LEADER oo t, Louis Is Dead! “NO PLACE To GO” That's What k&« yme Ladies and Iz: said while out AUTO : nes du oad = someone . let's a ro toe the Gavets Theater”. They came! nav rh pe ine were con- * told the manager of the Gayety that they were os nights, at 10:40. ‘ Pooaa prices. is Believing | “WINE, WOMAN AND SONG” . LOUIS IS NOT DEA 19z2, Oscar Dane Studios WUE i wat a 4 MAW EP p07” \ W WOT NU; : \\ P \ ; > her y . ; . ‘ an 4 4 f : CASH in ten monthly payments. ™ ©f your own lot or on the you rent. Can be taken and removed a« desired. Well Constructed 2 Ye design. built in : Select ed lumber — pail Se ® pcmeneee : + Windows. doors, etc., com- Dicccted ; in One Day al or phone for further infor- 4 Sectional Club Houses. | t8es, Schools, Indu oe % a wwe dy a, mM ter Manufacturing Co. at 1210 «&. or anteveuter Ave. e 2050. St. Louls, Mo. Delmar 3891. and Judge Sawicki was _help clear up the cases. ison,” he said. brought into court for being in too ‘much of a hurry. Any one of you. ’ ‘at St. _|Church, where funeral services were | i conducted. ing numbers. of taken back to the courtroom where | -to you—every one of you,’ } ‘HOW JUDGES ARE PUTTING BRAKES ON SPEED MANIACS 7 Continued From Preceding Page. offenses against traffic ordinances and to hold down the mountirfg | death toll in motor accidents. w hich, | between the first of the present yea: and Nov. 1, reached a total of 116. In the last year te city’s judicial | and other officials had trie4 With. | out success to hit upon a scheme top | discourage ‘‘speed demons.” Penal- ties, however severe, appeared ty have no effect. Municipal Judge Corlett, about three months ago, inaugurated the plan of sending all traffic law of.. fenders, Women or men, to the workhouse for terms ranging from one day to six months. The accident list fell off for a few days, then accidents came at a rate more rapid than ever. The Judges were in a quandary. They increased the length of terms and then added heavy fines to the workhouse penal- ties and legislation we whereby second offenses jneant for- feiture of license for a year Still the death toll failed to show signs of decreasing. Many speeders were able to have their cases postponed and before long the court docket Was packed. Judge Corlett found it impossible to handle all the cases asked to enac ted Penalties Took Pecullar Turn. Then 4t was that penalties for. apeeding took a peculiar and unex- pected turn. On the second day of Judge Sawicki's service in the traf- fic court, Catherine Gilmore, 7 yveafs old, was killed te an automobile when crossing the street in front of her home. The following day Judge Sawicki established a precedent and gave all automobile drivers in Cleveland something to talk and think about. Hie selected six names from the list scheduled to appear before him that | day and, summoning the offenders. before him, he ordered them to at- tend the funeral of Catherine Gil- more and provided a guard to see that his order was carried out. “IT am sending you to the funeral of this little girl for a special rea- “You have ail been traveling at the high rate of speed at which you were going, might have killed or maimed somebody. It will] be a moral lesson to all of you to at¥end the final services conduct ed over the body of a little girl whose death any of you might have | been responsible for.” Pathetic scenes were witnessed at the home of the little girl and later | Philip Neri’s Catholic) Fight small girls) dressed in white acted as pallbear- | ers for their schoolmate, and their | display of grief .was touching. Then the mother of the girl was overcome at the church and was carried out in a esemiconscious state. The pas- tor, in his sermon, dwelt upon. /@ecths caused through traffic law violations and deplored the increas- fatalities and in juries. The ceremony was impressive and the speeders were moved as proba- bly few sentences would have moved them. Sitting about the cnsket un- der police guard and in the presence of relatives of the child, they ap- peared as depressed as if they had been the actual cause of the sor- row. Occasionally during the serv- ice one or another of them was) seen to weep. | Judge Lectured Them. After the funeral the men were | Judge Sawicki lectured them. “T hope this trip will be a lesson | he said... “One of you was brought here on a) ‘charge of driving while intoxicated. | Now I want to tell you‘that during | my term as Judge at least two men ‘who were convicted of driving while ‘intoxicated were back in a few days on charges of manslaughter. I con't | want to see any of you ,fere again on complaints of traffie law violations.” Judge Sawicki is pleased with*the results of his policy so far. Inanin terwew he expressed his belief that ultimately it will solve the traftic ac- icident problem in Clevelgnd. “T intend to continue my plan of sending motorists to the funerals of ' victims, ’* he declared. ‘I think it is the most effective measure that has been tried here and am confident that it will succeed in checking the mammoth toll of lives that is being taken. Some persons contend it ts heartless to force a man toattend a funeral for which he was not to blame. but by doing this I am seeking to instill into the minds of motorists the responsibllities connected with ‘running a machine. “My action means that Iam going, ‘if possible, to bring home the seri- ousness of speeding and _ reckless driving. These offenses, while re- ‘garded lightly in the poptlar mind,” _ nevertheless keep our hospitals filled with victims. I also intend to com- pel somé of these careless drivers to go to the morgue and view the man- gled bodies of victims of careless- ness. Often, I think, a visit to the morgue will do more good than a jail penalty, and in such cases I mean to order such visits.” Protests against Judge Sawicki's plan have been carried to Chief Jus- tice John P. Dempsey of the Munic!i- /pal Court, but the Chief Justice re- | fused to interfere. | “If the Judge wants to send erring | motorists to funerals, hospitals or the mérgue, he is entitled to do so,” he said. “‘If he can save but one or two lives in this way he will have per- formed a great service. All other ef- forts to check the rapidly mounting traffic toll have met with failure, but. |T believe that Judge Sawicki has found a way to stop speeding.” . _—-—---— | Talk on ‘Wage Law to Jewish Women . The Council’of Jewish Wemen wiil hold an open meeting tomorrow at 2 2. m.. at Temple Israel. “Can Amer- fean Women Have a Minimum Wage, Law’ will be the subject of a 3 ture by Mrs. Florence Kelly. @ > ee a Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 31 ee — eee SOAS BESO 2 SOQ GOA DOARPES Ora > WOMB Ao ANTI TIPONTE Wei veomateteneene a —————s +. = te ee Keep the bloom of youth WHY permit your face to age? It is not necessary—it is not wise. You can so easily retain the fairylike freshness of youth's bloom in your cheeks, and with it all the charm that fasci- nates those you meet! Simply give yourself the benefit of the won- derful Haut Ton combination treatment for the skin. First, apply lightly a touch of Haut Ton V anishing Cream. Stroke it gently into the skin. It penetrates and rejuvenates tired tissues, leaving a trace of elusive fragrance. Then pat delicately with Haut Ton Powder—so fine it is almost invisible, so fine that wind remove if. Now look into your mirror! The bloom of youth glows again in your cheeks, like a faint radiance through pearl. So magnificent | in effect—so easy in method! Keep that bloom of vouth! Learn the delights that Haut Ton brings! Powder or Cream, 50c. Free: Won't you accept, with our compliments, a 7/5c flask of Haut Ton Bouquet Perfume? We give it this week and next, with your purchase of a 50c package of “Haut Ton Pow der, at any drug or department store. It is a gift, remember. If you bought it, it would cost /5c. rvee: “VOT BOVW> HIS is the 75c flask of Haut ‘Ton Bouquet Per- fume you get FREE with a 50c pur- chase ef Haut Ton Powder. al AUT TON , cementing Cream ——the sary Haut the powder permanence —even win turb cannot. TH AW LT AH ds DPRK ODL EO ORTH he Height Jashion em wth « + neces- accompanimenht to Ton Powder. Gives can't dis- it. 60c. Free! a copy of ‘*The Height of Fashton’’ —the pocket size bodk that women every- where are reading. It. gives manyfamous beauty secrets in compact form, beauti- fully illustrated. Your —— will give you a copy with our compliments. Mail Orders For the convenience of those who can not reach our dealers, we will fill trial orders by mail. Send us 50c in stamps with vour name and address, and we will mail you one full size box of Haut Ton Powder with a free flask of Haut Ton Bouquet Perfume, all postpaid. Do not order by mail if you can reach a druggist who stocks Haut Ton. e Sole Distributors for U.S. A. Continental Drug Corporation of Missouri. Saint Louis At All Drug and Depart- ment Stores. Haut Ton Powds a KZ flask of Haut lon Perfume / LS BOBO EM Wat OOH BO FE VPOAS TEOMA VOWS te ah > - « ~ >> boa ™ %>* bee sh EQIAD A £ @AWVRNOAO BOS ' i

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oJ ge Se ees ian ° +f j 32 r 4f i 1s) ' -~ 3 > . i,;obe-VDeisocfral alia tiie iliiecs Conidilix . DECEMEE etrating heat got hurt vou and it certainly seems to wante to find homes at once ‘or . aT) when beat Te y p rs ts ’ si} ch sears , ry + j 1 {'? © 4 ret i. eore. stifi won eile Or”, es The moment vou appiv Red MP ee i Our large spacious establishment is filled to overflowing with appropriate suggestions in Rab vou fee! >» tingung he and girls from tiny babies to cn.t- neg FURNITURE, the lasting Christmas gift. Our entire resources have been applied with th three mu \ r ‘fer result that incomparable values abound throughout our entire establishment The greater warmed for adoption. but must be placed o Ie - Welch & Co., institution will ore of exceptional helpfulness to all those anticipating giving yeu are snifering trom : ees way : ara 7 s) furniture for Christmas as well as all those interested in effecting savings on their own matism, backache, stift neck aS. Sore | tia) Unser supervimon of th st am personal requirements. The Christmas spirit is muth in evidence here’ ta Oe fae ry a vr ise Ps. . | i’ 4 Jar . f Roles Red for two vears ae prove Pepper Rub, made from red peppeTs, tions are satisfactory, an 2 nie ” aw + ‘ ' , | nz an 5 a} oe : : 5 f “ will ha e dren happily piaced > 7 ke : at NOW? - +3 . _ yee : Me the gui — es ‘ f kn ‘ All the cnii ren are br smiii chil ‘ ~ te. ai peegeet /f) geet i “ : “se* ; good health, and among th ADVERTISEMENT. twin baby girls, one year old are also a number of br DANDRUFF SURELY ‘ser wie wer: ob « . > : . Ve Ao Sele. Spon haa “ese BN OEE are OY Ss es 4 - ae i SL 5 eet kt a) tenga 21 align tered oe? MBS et gether, so t DES STROYS THE HAIR two children, Girls—if rou want plenty of thick, the Board of Ch beautiful, oll silky hair, do by al] Inciuded in means get rid of dandruff, for it will each 2 years oid starve vour bair amd ruin it if you years old, and two don’t. There are five baby boys It does mo good to trv to brush cor old. three who are 5 years wash it out. ite ly sure way to get several! others between the vid of dandruff it to dissolve it, then 5 and 12. There also are vou destrey it entirei* To do this, sisters. one ret about fou! unces of ordinary I liquid arvon; appiy it at nighht when retiring: use enough to moisten the > @ i ly with the ee +e PR hp a Pei: Uy aR Sat Eee Capea . acti aR eer, ty: 7 we A fi dees? com 4 Raia J ' ’ oo ete bation ataapetotin, - ee ee eee wr ae ee Fes) r LEGO OAT LE LOE NET EE AN tee AO ee Nh ‘ a> a Tae, — oa" o niealiin wn PRICES tr Imagine the joy that will beam on the faces of every member of your family when they are presented with a wenderfal SAROLA . PHONOGRAPH en Christmas morn. ‘Nothing yeu can possibiy think of will bring more jey or picasure—nothing that you could possibly Another demonstration of our desire te be eof real belpfulmess te the at jen the mame of the ma give will be mere appreciated than a SAROLA PHONOGRAPH! \Vear in and year out these wonderful Pheneogrephs have been caining times om tais fertumate pureease ef several car teeaG=s ef high-grade wt this furnitere and as we & in esteem and faver—bigzger and bigger becemes the demand for this MASTER Phenograph. This (bristmas will see the largest demand Living Reom Suites, at such extreme discounts as te permit us te effer master Living Reem Sx these superior chaste 0 have thus far enjoyed. so we urge you te come temerrew and place yeur erder fer yeur CHRISTMAS SAROL A. gergeous Living Recm Suites at prices actualiy leas than manufacturing : Pp which they are queted. T! considey thix 2 merekandising triumph for this. institution, presenting oe and quality. embodytec the See ——————~aeem ~~ PLACE CHRISTMAS ORDERS NOW!!! = a i * itis! | IMPROVEMENT AT ODEON on aaa Pe ase | 9s Ped F a ¢ P : Mp S eur S$! gg of Work Expedted in _ P | | ae AS '- | me ie a eee ———«T PICTURING Ps Not Rheumatism | Rapid progress in being made in it ‘(6m | Mt UE : the remodeling of the entrance and | ; Vi O D a R That sharp. tabbin=s pa & 2 tae | side of the Odeon Building, and al-| upper arm, about the shoulder bjade, in ~t ; ; r the mape of the neck ee the fore. re@dy sections of the interior walls oo «¢ ; You cannret becin to fully appreciate the exeeptiena!l mer- a i atgar th ht ne La leg. is often along the front lobby have been re- | 2 | ! ee SAMCEA PRONOGCRAPE enti you a _ moved, preparatory to making the aE ee — ee oe Se Oe eee if yeu have severe frontal lacne ss i : five-piy mahecany, walnut er cgeoiden oak: reproduces the imz or palling at th Steep pres a : narrow hallway into @ com rendition of master artists with amazing accuracy: pinys . tine = 4 Parativeiy spacious outer foyer. all makes« of recerds perfecti . witheut extra attachments. aching pain in bY an gacastona! neotin in in t As has been told, another exit je—nrumbn ess : Siu is being made at the north side o”% | Lt — / ’ > Ss ' ns gt sQe F Celi! $1 5 OVERS U ED Ba ae = 5 ’ 2 ; . 1 : gh a Sot, ati th Boe om a , - 7 - = scalp Guger tips Br morning, m if ni ll. of rour dandruff wil) he an three or four more applicat: ill eompi eae Ser: Jissolve and entirely dest oF Sent iam ain P ; . . ‘ ‘ : asa’ ba 4 : uUpP?P single sign and trac it. ' men who ar waaay: You will find. too, that all ately lille omen who _ widows; ~ 50 «chil mn are in free private and Gigeing ' of the scalp will stop, ‘and saa are bein "Pe led 4 Pvameea ae & comand dred times better. You can get 2 is me “ a . . ~ “ : taal s. or liquid arvon at any drug store. Four * . orm abc the eye ‘ — i , ?? T¥° « 4 . ~ . thea sumces is al] vou will need, no matter a ecman on Sats ee of tne teow much dangruf f rou have. This rd and Mrs. G. V. R. Mechin. vic simple remedy never fails. + ES ELE te PS - vie inl or 1G a ae ee ee eee ye RR Oe gPirthoepdite ce eget ogg pa NRMgE RRS ews * peat 4 ‘ i th See rere ee wait ahr ah amr tv %: *» * Sal = « oe Se a * 7 Atte ere es | Sway rid of the tor-| finished early in are lary. ine rantee DArmMmsess. .7 - othe and heal the weak. “Je. performances are to be held inflamed nerves. / ‘ as usual. Dent suffer any longer Get a Fi Th 4 packaze of Tv sme) Abdsor Dent from. Ae management Judge & Dolph Drege Ce, as Well as| increase in the Woiff-Wi! $02 Drug Co - : . Tremol Co.. Mfz. Chemists, 400 Sutter | $350 a night. > > Swi noe O5F iT ooh e sg $ 7 : . ic i a ~ als : ~ “se Nr * 4 mad -" ? WB i Py “.’ @eTret®a se ‘na atl. TT Se ee ee th =A * TesVorrre 7 iy - > _ ~* “ig ¢ af tg St.. San Francisco Safety Talk to Industrial Foremen. “How Safety Brings Results ,: To the People @ ..2°. 0 es. 8 . ;an address to be delivered bv Oliver . ~ red v live: of St. Louis: |. nmnees, eres and member »f Py : Arr Tr . THE GAYETY THEATER HERE- a = ae ee oe om BY GUARANTEES “WINE, — ours Safety WOMAN AND SONG.” AT THE men cay oe superinte; GAYETY THEATER THIS WEEK, fe (0Uls industrial TO RE THE GREATEST sHOW | munity - enter Hall. Grand EVER SEEN HERE—BAR and Vista avenue, at 8 p NONE. . This will be the Christ (SIGNED) OSCAR XE. of the organization anda Manacer Gavety ter. gram has been > ag - « yorta 2? +a pe ay | ey * CLACTON my « 4. 7 on PO rt a ON ae on RN SOF, rA * ; WE RS hm oe ee Pd . , fas y 4 ; 4 A a eR en ga ne 7 a > ae SUITE sitrice the chances are that your trouble ;| the building, opening off the north Neuritis | age sian ay end of the present foyer. This wil! Mede!i «~“" Sarela at 33. embed - ‘4 = ; i! Luxe fe« every characteristic typical ef Fi . ne ! ce these superier phen - Sh My gia Pr.” a. "ee = tn a” 1 sii Yeeros 2 = eed FS: BP TG Oty tn fel ARS PD. gals oF abs tS. Bas FRE PALI. “the part thet a bears « ae larce fell- euement Sale Price cece ee ee ee | ee @Mehair and - ; é : 7 : 4 — = ee 4 en id =] tc ¢ ie Sy ih : w =e 7 ; 4 : > A be = “g “4 wi ar = = - é a - : + ‘ an ‘ 2 5 ee . : 4 hal ~ ag : > Je 5. al [er .- | P 33 - p v4 3 » ¥ J 2 S + past ‘ ¢ > he % . * 4 A eM bers ts + ee ‘ t ! © is 3 1 2 ‘ 2 o bs , 4 4 1 % re - » a 2 3 i : A f : - : f p r & + ‘yg * nd . 2 : 5 8 : % | 4 ae ; \ 7 ¥ é. x ss 7 $ .- ‘4 s e 5 : bs nS ve ; $ » = : - 3 t . . g ~ y 7 y 24 Se 7 24 3 y ed sh @ . q sy * iat 3 4 ” 4 4 “ . ia ' 7 . % Pi ) = - : > sy F y 4 . ’ * ¢ “ ~d - is q > >i 2 Ss % cf - -—s re - = 2 4 2 . 8 * oo ' - + - 4 ni - v . ‘ wt 7% : = S ? rae koe ane T Te KROEHLER r Benes clost> 1 MOTION CONSTRUCTION aad a Faeeic spa: ~s THIS $150 THREE-PIECE KROEHLER { « ae ) —— nee TE ALL STEEL i DAVENETTE SU ITE SOE ac OTTER etre 196 ponctiae > » ENENENENENENERENE ALES NEATATAS ASAE LENE “For the Kiddies” Something new and useful in the way of Christmas Gifts for the children. This combination Chair-Desk is not a toy but a serviceable desk, substantially made, that will last for vears. is Magnificent suite answers the purpese of «a vring-Reem suite bs dar and rsa aioe “nite by night. fer the davenette opens a a large. reemy. full- THIS $55 CONVENIENT $29 DAY-BED Ix THIS $45 BRASS I. ‘ ~~ Oe > > Has a tilting top for drawime and Writing, a - ‘oe hk Y .le ) oe ; . . crawer under the seat to hold books. that adds te - i ae a lo its pieasure-giving qualities. “‘ They learn «hile they(play’’ sor it helps turn the te‘#ibus study hou into play- tue, encourages school w'rk at home. Come in to- day and see them. You will want your child to have ene. ¥ Prk ie ITCHEN $ 80S wwe $40.15 ABINET 34 eo ee wv ettractien we effer an neg Sturdity ae pas usaal value im «4 bandsome of geiden 2 Ne te ae Oe ae » - bee an ued ~ emgage ‘ . dav time aml Sight time, makes a ‘ery saperoepriate . = pee oe tele we =at- . ws ~ ' Christmuas - ¢ ot oon, ae > * 7 a *. i * ~ Be * os ae A Sug a vs ee ee ae SS : a. Sit3 CE a se, ‘ es, arc et gab Aw ee. eM ae; a teh ere? r, ‘ * of PY oey - wa a s 7 S , 7 . r= 7 < sae oad a * . ad 2 et by ~ s Made in oak Prices, $12.50 to $15.00 Send for Beautiful Free Gift Book sth 2 Fp A TOR A SS AS * 7 be tos hes he tothe te te othe ete et

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- ss 1929 i Ssec Cost cdtteituil On ine iti mut: wiomihedi tase 412 da, whos Lineal oe" Teeeel thar Fite Lit st 3) UO shes iuCS UUMLULLCY aiely - ; + . CG bY .Approriinaiely 40,00, S |. LUIS KUS I-LISFAT H 32, eetectiteeenetmnnmammes ~~ ¥ yr ae . +e - - ye on tts rte a* at top oe ay. We : oe prcatad! he es Ee = ‘ x ; os 2 |pational therapy shop of the Chil-' 4) trial bottle of St. Jacobs Oil Purchases = Be Held for Xmas Seen if Desired = | |dren’s Hospital. The proceeds Will) gram your druggist and limber up. A Here we endeavor to outline to you the very special Pre-Christmas values offered here, > IN GGL hyedlbe. ony Se ae cas oa | moment after it is applied you'll won- the following being just a mere handful of the numerous specials you will find in every . Petia Pogo el an enservuaie of der what became of the backache or nook and corner of the greater Welch & Co. FURNITURE not only makes an ideal | 4% 2 earning: weney While keataiad eo Gee —— ag - a See Christmas gift, but it expresses extreme good judgment on the part of the giver. It is Ie \NE : | ey) cocusetion aubted: ‘Coan ~Aarant ae u ee d, ‘eno A t. aco & something that will be of constant usefulness and will be long remembered by the recipient. . ap Resubinh- sonendisennels pre navedhe age ave s ae yoy ~ FURNITURE FROM THE GREATER WELCH & CO. INSTITUTION is sure of utmost appre- | seeenbors of thé Juator Langue, thse ann, eee ciation for it combines ultra-magnificent appearance and durable construction. We urge you to 'College Club, the Workshops Com- skin. . come Monday and avail yourself of the very sp cial Pre-Christmas offerings!!! mittee of the Missouri Association — ADVERTISEMENT. for Occupational Therapy, the Good Will Club and other organizations will act as saleswomen during the | 'week, being on duty from 9 a. m. to [5 p. m. Instruction tn “selling | 'points” was given these women last | ] OF YOUR SYSTEM Thursday, when Miss Geraldine Ler- | imit, director of the Missour!t Asso- Positive Proof Mailed Free clation, explained the methods of! To Asthma Sufferers | teaching therapy to patients, the Over 250,000 bottles of a wonderful 4 aims of the various work-cure Aathine remedy have been mailed to euf- erers who wanted to rid themeelves & | shops, and the processes of work in | ferever from this terrible disease. From ithe various articles in the sale. In- all over the country letters pour in cluded in the sale will be baskets of Sewn Boge Bien ge me — ‘on ' e or sre no many styles, handwrought jewelry of gives almost instant relief, but gives the original designs, quaint toys, woven Pocmanens, cottes oe Se every —— " ’ eufferer s remedy s sprea om rugs, runners and scarves; bags, chil one or two former sufferers in « little dren's furniture and gift novelties, Manses town te natiora) fame. ou can try aven's Asthme all to be sold at reasonable prices. tion with no obligation to pay unless re- pe mg a ee ie Pe biz regular- Soda Water Men to Meet Here size bottie will be mafled to any reader . meee: - postpaid. Use 10 days, and if sat | The Missouri Soda Water Manu-/| with your improvement, send ge facturers’ Association will hold its/ small — of $1.26, otherwise you owe e oO | annual convention here, Jan. 24 to! Juss send name today to Clyde Leaven- | 26, inclusive. About 200 delegates; good, 1356 8, Ww. Biva., Rosedale, Kan- w are expected to attend. epeieai te same Senne. free trial bottle Complete Stock of Sonoras in All Styles ve QFATTINGERG Eas — 1103 Olive St. Superior Service a CTUARIFACTURING COSTS!] GEAR anaeRn © permit us to offer you these master Living Room Suites in person to fully appreciate the extreme lowness of Christmas gift for “HER,” and the special pre-Christ- ; - == Ze bs .. f : : 4 ’ —s : ———S—=—= * —— if ae I a a eee Ine EPs ata -—~ s - ee aS ae : : oe ee oe Soz Z=mowo than manufacturing costs. We iwhich they are quoted. These are the manufacturer's best creations, representing tion, presenting to you values ‘and quality, embodying the hichest grade loose cushioned «bring construction, upho!l- mas values we are now offering will make an excep: : sof rare beauty and exceptional quality. Specimen efferings are listed below: tional appeal to you! These Cedar Chests are con- , % % . | structed of genuine Tennessce red cedar, highly pol- é AP wari ATLI’ 2ELCL : ished, plain as well as copper trimmings. Noteworthy 4 gh? + | +P ve valnes are featured Monday at $47.75 $44.20 y g 4 15 ORDER NOW FOR XMAS DELIVERY / « aN "| \\ Nt The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World We are representatives for / A Gift Sure of Utmost Appreciation! the renowned | This $30 Genuine 18-Karat Gold, - Cable Nelson etn Heavy Wide Band, 46-Piece at hen: : ; ONE DINNER SET |B apet Pianos | ways Specially priced at... iia i“ ;, ya \ construction of this stunning “De Luxe” 9 oe 7 evidence of the skill of master designer artisans, MUSIC ROLLS!! ‘ rtioned pieces, including loose-cushion davenport, -™ ~ aa ~ if | a See AC ee ee Re ee 1 | Oa As an spectal pre- (hristmas offer we fenture the hand- some, beautiful tone a Metdorf VPtaver- HE Sonora Marquette is a model embodying all the quality in tone and cabinetry for which Sonora is famous—at the price of $125. The Marquette is indeed a symbol of Sonora leadership—for, not only is it a ri tC 7 7 ere, f for the Price of an a ae | ° ° Beeebhetcsese ene erm vecker. | 2. m -- = 7 Ordinar y Upright! Piano, complete - -— + ~~ with heneh, scarf, secunened fl and musie rolis, for only $395.00. Full SS-note Ms Piayer. having white ivory keys and ebony flats— quick repeating, responsive action and heavy ham- mer of selecte@ felt. Indeed a Christmas gift that is sure of appreciation by every member of the family. T! | wonderful achievement in beauty of LIBERAL Cocaianall MUSIC PARLORS tone and design; it is an unexampled TERMS: ’ THIRD FLOOR triumph of workmanship over obstacles of cost—of i economy. The THIS $400 SPLENDID GUERHARDT Macanstee i asics ated ee , . | | ‘ = ee : e te — small apartment or home, where space Dresser Bedrooma THIS $190 EXQUISITE ALL LOOSE-CUSHION oe (Fe ‘ae i is an important factor. + 4A fp at) rte he are. & ae? 4 WC oeeame {" a ae embodying extreme goo looks. ¥. A remarkable value in a truly magnificent three-piece Cane Living-Koom Consists of large triple pecaple SS i suite. You will greatly admire its gracefyl pattern frame and the ving large wardrobe comps t 7. & snlendid censtruction. Unholstered in rich’ patterns of velours and amateur Rt oe elaine . 2 tapestries. Comprises davenport, armchair and arm rocker. Rich brown i Just as pictured above. value. yg, md your ! vy and is constructed to give ex- Dealers Everywhere SONORA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, Ine. GEORGE E. BRIGHTSON, Presidens 279 Broadway New York J Snanity ' Place Xenon Orders Tomorrow! 4 : Piano ata price that you will 50 3000 DRESSER—BED—CHIEE CANE LIVING-ROOM SUITE $ Joa | 2 eee to | ao I Pie" eed pe beast mahon: my cabinet maboguny finish. This $16 Handsome ea eae DESK § 11: AO FLOOR 4 ‘“Comination $ ae. LAMPS @ & RANGE - TL aciesianiaiiaiiceiti aca gift. Sir urdily censtructed = This $2.50 Handsome Make Very Myptsnie Featured at i” haidseome reas Bes uns Accept- el) ie a That we are Smoking Stand $4.60 and golden aenk finish ; ’ : ‘ “€ o mbins- able Gifts: £) tion Kauere Christmas gift “HE” will $25.00 HANDSOME Hie a dquar- A more than pleased with, PLOOR LAMP—Com.- finely constructed in handsome plete with large silk muhogany finish shade: will add im- metise!ls to the hand- the phenom- BREAKFAST ET | , "622.15 | nes “si bination ee ee * ce heal ~ee « €iiig Wudinciiy hina dio an an ee ee ee “% ; . i? - i. : et fae F BEYER & SON constr roun¢ y . , ee — — r a. chairs. The surface of “ht ; FURN ITURE & MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS me “Complete with $32. 99 A e Mather shiitia ene for Christmas, ’ “ ig | ad hss _| Est. 50 Years 17th and Locust Easy Term pine is covered in Valspar. shade. al his $200 CENUINE® DINING-RY The graceful lines of — % te the very highest dec } farre 60-lach vwood-beck be style). and 6 full leather-se* which retards heat and add- ee penutiful sill meet ts 1107-1109 OLIVE S TREE Tascmcnuccsacna Rich RICRACRISNRCR Yo." yr .* rw vot . ‘ * "sien A eee ee ed sheen ne ee tres ge eer pet ‘ a es a ae eee

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Combined. BE} 7 > ecnpay. 5 lone Kaproximnntey Bo that of thé Dally an ert te and the Times e _SUMDAT. . The City Circulation of the Dally POST. DISPA: CH a babe net saad 2 MB $4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¢ City Cireu i ee : E Bea coe De * oe 2s —e TR ey i” Er cena “See ‘ iui. ae Pe i.e ~ irr ~2 . - ie Nie tee be Stee er er # # ek Fecal geht Dele aie oi gta rd 196 5a " b ce A ALLEL LL LLL LOO — ——— = smunity.” The “Forward Move- i " fi 1g WORKERS FOR SCHOOLS FOR ee Cenay ale es Boys’ [ clic HITS es = te Pe + Wilk SPCAa 2: oe. a ae enmes@eration WOMEN 1H ORIENT TO MEET ean Prufrock & Litton Fourth and St. Charles i | r.' : ‘ . . ’ far od Must Raise $1,000,000 to i anatase smumten {pated to pome Sen * ae . ee Rubber avenues Wednesda rit , men of a communit) Gift Id for Xmas Shopp of Like Amount From Rockce- ee Sa P which will poseu co: « : ‘mn the parish hour - ~ * . > ad ° = Ws in doubt, give furniture. It is the gift “ites ie mn ade he es : SES Ot Re hee Se we SL ae cee eee hate Yew P eae : ae sas . 5 cet ain Workers in the campaign in bebal! of the Women's Union (Christian Col- leges in the Orient will meet at 3 ati ¥ . ” > . . + x ay A ee Spe we ea ~ > ae a oe ST Le ¥ ee oR Ta dae Nag Saige : al " . - mae - R P em hea ; n Said, atten * «ee ees ¥ sie ae ree is oe Bed, ear ene te he " say s . , “ - 7 4 : Ao Oe he tine pina NNO Sli apn MRS a e- a a i a a oT oe at ee SR ee adh Re meant ga yo Ny iy Hehe ee ee ol ie ae ee et cee ee aoe ee eee ee e iar a? Slee r ee fat Alar end se le RS tae The Sy ak OE Sat, edtiod ; ” 7? a+ y lees Tay taste this ¥ Set eee 2 y : a dade atts DRS LONE IO eigenen AOE: is RG Mlle as > ’ . aol ” ry m= . eR ears : aps oe 3 bei ‘a “ 4 bp. m. today in the assembiy-.room of Team captains will report on collec- the Rockefeller Foundation, the Na- 008 before Jan. 1. Ther will have aac League 600. The campaign has been con- Mrs. T. te play and te anderstand. A press ; Tan drum. Eiverw Kkrown play in base- t. Lovis buildin ee ef these whe do not knew how io ‘ . $2.98 Nanking By mail, §1.60 needs of the colleces. SCHWERDTMANN’S 811-813 WASHINGTON. 415 N. Fourth 8t. the Gecond Baptist Church, King's highway and McPherson arenue. tions and pledges. Te obtain a $1,060,000 gift from tional Women’s Missionary Federa- [iii S = = — AE}, Ge fon must obtain pledges of $1,000.- |!\ areas aise) \WM Cot Into the Bie until Feb. 1 to make cash collections _- a oat Tes O28. tho saya ft The allotment for St. Louis ts $25.- ~ “a Se ee ‘ @ucted by the Women's Missionar 2 8 ee Sy 32 7 “Frantz” game is the mevwest ey ( ja’ reget ng ps St. Lou - , 9 anv the best Baseball Game. basy rir ; . ‘i en the spring peshk butten shows Coat the full a the different plays om a revolving | ' morial buildir pa ree b i be ball i« possible. It will make fans Hat one of the Oriental wome or rex —M * > “x : handsomely tithocraphed ’ Se . a which are ted Peki: be Y in feur celeor.. Size 9xI3 — — EEO lore ey ed yc: : | The t.ame with the signbeard fn Misses’ Bive Waterproof $1 g8 A pageant. “Lighting the Christ- | SSN. “Care - left field, price $1.50 Capes ' mas Candies.” will be presented or ' ee ! the Young Women's World-Wide — = : 4 sola by your netghborhoed store Gulla of West Park Baptist Church ~ -= —uigis or downtown by P The pagceant wil! depict the story and ———— : - a : Vandervoort-Barney At the annual meeting aré4 4!r- Famous 4&4 Barr (0. __wse- n Welff-Wileen Druc (oe. yatt’s, 417 \. Breadway. asi ~ “Buy ¥rom ‘Dar’ Today” ‘ Volumes are | ean ea lee in those four words! In our anxious pursuit ef: profit and pleasure the: beatitude of the HOME is often temporarily lost s of, all to the detriment of § © | i here and a. = after. Pity ‘tis! —— i ig gt ors hare been able to rem ld ¢ j tines and wrinkies from a5 Bring up @ child im the” way he should go and when | he 1s old he will not depart. a4 from it! ner of the Church Federation, he!l4 Schroeter Bros. S14 Washington Lauer's, So5 ‘\. @th. Thursday night eat the Chase Hote! : Mrs. Shaffer presented plans for the DEALERS SUPPLIED B\ a SUBURBAN HOMB—eaat it? See campaign and receive? pledges of |} SCHWERDTMANN TOY CO., 811-13 Washington Av. the offers fer rent or for sale im Pest support from pastors —-- Dispatch Wants. RAPA REO ey Po 7 ri yaa ¢ se. a x _ Cae hs ho RR FS BA 4 gt Des ae Y a“ aad > ee . " " " a . a cate a ER ig Wie arte wm be ota op ae ; sé re 54 ' ONL Rep Her Happiest . Signed ) I “\\) Davenport Table | Ry Mothe: wan the girls. in fact the entire family, | would be pleasantly s surprised to see this long table eS snes ‘eon ehind the living room settee on Christmas morning. Dec. 9, 1922. - >t. obtained The table illustrated is 66 inches long and is beauti- pail ture i en fuliv veneered in It talian 1 ma- ; F d on —Z i : . , . ; hogany There are just Ni ! Se : : ‘a hi. Dr Ss Aer ee Se | a é ug Dro ibe. ca oe ie English Mahogany Suite % AS = bs This one has re- eT age : trav end WJuaint and charming is this suite of English mahogany; it is certam te appeal te Ps ‘ . pee: those who are looking for something different. 3 Both the seats and backs of the chairs are upholstered in a pret- a ttern of tapestry. The 60-inch buffet is am umusual piece r 5 . the chima cabinet and extension table are artistically es NDERI = These mine elegant pieces. a $355 ralue, now It is hard to find a better gift 3 ) for less moner—and no bridge , ; = player can have too many card or | luncheon tables. This staunchly | a CANDY made folding Card Table has 29- | - . = 2D. Sim. packages; inch square top of leatherette. Just a : —— about two hundred, at Bees =. F MAMA DOLLS 53.08, $2.50 and 96.08 it A Bi \| @ TOMLET sets MAVIS SETS $508 HIS dear old mother is living in perfect happens. It’s my Christmas Remembrance contentment in her old home—still her Policy and will pay you $100 on the first day very own. Her life is never dreary for that of every month as long as you live. “happiest Christmas” of thirt;\years ago did not end with the day. HROUGHOUT the years, month after month, the wonderful policy has done iia Ml oeer in memory the i” that Dad said it a After his death, it enabled her to keep up the old home — happiest Christmas of her life. Then, made her independent of relatives—gave her children were young and Dad was work- her a $100 income every month enabling her ing hard. It had been a poor year in busi- to keep the childreninschool. Why, only this ness, and the gifts were not expensive Christmas, that policy—her Christmas gift lor ee ones—littie more than necessities. While - of tinrty rig nppanete t easy tor her to Doctor Cuts Out P] ILES CURED "== » FO —t : | TO Sta > i : e n ] ait Ai 4 } 7 } a _ a wer the “nm id oa sage snlgaaes a — Ne Cutting. No Pain. Ne Chiereform. No Hespital. Ne Danger. Nel rr TAatr? a. , : : oR presents Santa had left, Dad put into her oll and Junior the fine new football suit. Consultation and Examination Free—Tell Your Fre a f A WISE MAN - ; nies hands the gift which made it “her happiest Own A endix pon Many Bn RS Et omy “s yg | | hristrnas oD ° = ‘ « > 2 2 Reviig oom —_ bad -&2 poisoned the s the cuir method that dees sures Se vera ears « e ampe resem ‘or m = Ts and which rothine * tient te bed; Spec'a a =e r s Oo "nee : - BS. ocg* t brings eut «a r 712 the fice tment. in 4 Treacherous Diseuse. thus immediately réijeving pres- | pain sts ee ee po rhs. oacicy ~ecannaned Me on 3 rt i * ae en i shing ‘the - rows stronger and r* er -'e zs my 1 ; > ap - ae 08 : . sount . HSOL is Matter AC. wit ach succeeding t enljored a successiai Y 2 “ an cee ——s eraws trom ‘se = Jmentayy cana rerement forges ahead oadiiy and ! Dr. Henrich cores wtthedt apg le was\in rour a shert time you are entirely wel! There xEnife. thus doting swear _— when the meorement and ihn, Sane _—s - ne secret about Dv. Henrichs Treat- and chiereferm; se me feel ng of uneasiness _ fou teem het ae ee tbat” a ment He explains it fully te each pa- fom werk er tusiness OF ben tig can e guarded ' 3 iow 4 ‘ T beet? You understand perfectiy whet is: wn cr ones Der Hearted _. * the «ame x - ~ being done. and tf you have any 4eudt. or minations free an’ gisdly © ‘'s agains 1 ‘fT skeptical in any way. Be insists that suf’erers from the 4 - +i : 3 "2? : - . ' . ; = threat ectlior because “tha :« ache. one m=. \tlertk LWA‘ vreau Dring reur family physician end iet a'isae on ‘ove «2 splendid i} 5 ppendicitis : n fect = ’ : . et tment. how . "im understend the matter and ste the lle. | = . atest } spr ‘a LDP — 2 , = cam . 4 tTinat fudge of your cure when the treatment is Ae } rd. ¥ ’ se 5 Paerely t ou LZR « . rae ~~ e : ’ Ince? : ‘ : With healt® ane happ. nee so «. te we can rent eS Der. ~ ‘Frem ; obtain there is ne excuse for any sufferer strength of personal A GS IE Ne eR me Ne oe owes a oe em we > — "> — 4. fe wer 5 os ant Bn oe aa ag Mg ag - You can make Christmas, 1922, your family’s Happiest Christmas. One of our repre- sentatives will be glad to explain the Christmas Remembrance Policy we have for you cae wos ee tentetinedl . te te Alle lt ta |S.) a m "omen * Sti p ape RI alg REPORTER ee OER not being cured. Place rour confidence in from the experience of ema” in om 2 — 7 Bc f eengratuiate rou fn 4 alffe -! ace | “den : peg © + wah mena 4 ai Mies [ bad from Adierika/sinee I Ivy Henrich. as hundreds cf ethers have incis Labor Press. Pan - on, — a — = . r t. /Lan ) “ @ene. and be cured”’fer 'ife Your can ee We advise ‘he working + . ee cee ae ai ggasi ws + sree - Por otf a : ms eriginal Testimonials at his office. Cal! eof cas St Levis te mee & . SR Ree ~ pe tbe: eee Chet ai Se on) SAA AD LIMIT, SM gS RE en any of ‘le Dersone cured and Bear the nese te cal! upon Dr apt stery ther bawve to te tation and edvice. se Fae e oT Peedi TARO itera Gert Remember Dr Henrich coneni's with | M. E. SINGLETON, President Home Office. St. Louis | TESTINA! t ae a “ ae Some ; m1 re oar an ; : “s 2% emronme free. f= person or br maf’. ys taking Adierika fee? Edmund Burke, Manager St. Louis Agency ' --epa: cen having the CBLE actio: than for 70 years. Haven't lanzu tntestinal antiseptic and COM- express the AWFUL IMPU RITIES « a ° ; b: Lif Acciden t PLETE tem | nser Th: ‘nated from my srste .S; ° e t Health Group ration eee 5 ss nated : 3 fo! ay ee : a eae ? owe ‘s a cor stan’ surtr’te omivy ordinary tende te « — - ful germs an all co} on baciii Im the int Tima. ana! is 06ruard’ne aegcainst < - . a 4: 9g 42% ; ng « _ rT? it is the Most complete srstem cleags- er ever effered te the public, acting oni

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~. . t i x * Es DECERAT : MBER 16, 1993 ‘ "FOE = m i me Bi e $2 ae - es C.=, % i Ee «J A ditorial— Higher Life. e A new era is ess encomiums the assiduous ef- Various local or- ms in their. es. fa cause which is eternity will be for ATEST GOOD OF REATEST. NUM. | ver undertaken— THE BETTER. F HOMES. es are contained four words! anxious pursuit of d pleasure the of the HOME jis porarily lost sight the detriment of ns here and here- ity ‘tis! upsa- child in the should go and when Lhe will not depart (Signed) Oo bho nS Allowed on every arti- cle we do -not have to deliver. 5c ? — “ ee ee ae ‘ee eet is certain to appeal to $268 If she hasnt a Spin- et Desk you may be sure she wants one. A graceful spinet, in dull mahogany finish, with sliding writing bed, is exceptional at | $32.00 a * tent ——— WITHOUT OPERATIO! By Dr. Henrich’s Methes TO STAY CURED tal. Ne Danger. No Less of Tell Your Friends. What THE ILLENOIS LABOR P . dsune 20, 1919, Says A ' i enrich, the Rectal Special ON ie on ring people, especially ' in the building’ trades, are troubled with Piles, Fistula. and often are forced to refrain regular work because of these causing loss of time and ™ more HE vUpon. Undreds of these working people, as scores of other citizens © gat- uls, have jearned to their entire fon of the successful work with / lesome affections of W. P. Gc. M. D, the well-know® alist. - Henrich established his practic® | tity in 1895. and since that time a successful practice. . Henrich cures without the use t St. Louls to make it their to call upon Dr. Henrich for and advice, as Piles when prolo y always become critica! and ent disability unless taken !n Ph. G., M. D. Fistola, Fissure. Etc 4 daily, except Sunday. gt 1s, MO. # ry “* . ‘only St. Louis evening aa Page & f Prin news service, + ~ ADVERTISEMENT. 7 ly mha 9 . madone pits, freckles, blotches, marry. What I want to know, Db) ; pores, powder and ‘ . mee : Bes arks. For these purposes the aw of Missouri, can sne kee }? ene” and “The (;ordon the desk and pocketbook? I wrote 3 place. r home use ae $/ "Tramway Building, Denver, buying an opossum misrepresented , Literature is sent those in- ff .; g goon. He wanted to, know Fissures,” diffi- oney. the handicapping of the jobs they ar ¢e. e3 By 5 eal EP" Pe, ’ % SUNDAY. 00 : 4 . PMIBER 10. 1922. The City Circulation of the TISEMENT _— PCATARRH HIS WOES 10 BARRETT se to Open Clogged Nostrils| Head-Oolds. | _—_—_ Man Who “Et” a ’Possum by Mistake Would Prosecute “One Sam —, Who Claimed It Were a Coon.” fine in a few moments. in head or eatarrh will be clogged nostrils will open. es of your head will j you can breathe freely. No headache; no hawking, ’ mucous discharges or haga By the Associated Press. giggling for breath at) JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 9.—In t vou want a smal] * case in which a young woman eC am Balm. Apply a changed her’ mind after a guitor| fragrant, antiseptic nostrils, let it penetrate air passage of the head; heal the swollen, inflamed . membrane, and relief comes gave her presents, Attorney-General | Barrett has been asked to give le- gal advice. The following letter came recent. ly from the jilted wooer: ) “Iast September I was in souri to visit a lady whom I have. |known for years. She is a teacher ‘in one of the high schools. While I | | was there we agreed to marry. We! 4 talked of the furniture we would | nY _have in our house. She said she | y 1g ¥/ ¥ what every coldand ea. r needs. Don’t stay | and miserable. Mis- —_ | would like to have a desk and asked her me if I wouldn't get that for before we were married, then she would still have it after we were I was so sure we would married, I bought her a desk ‘os S a wae married. SOOT) hea a $160 eS “I was to see her Christmas. She rs told me she would like to have a leather pocketbook that she could. be using till we married and still) have it afterwards, so I bought her | AND FACIAL a $43 pocketbook. Now she has REMOVED turned me down for another man ; . eee Ee and said she never said she would) en . ee eee me can Beauty marry me. “Lots of our friends in Kansas City said they thought we were go- ing to marry. One man said she as rood as told him we were going to been able to remove and wrinkles from abovt face and neck, as well facial blemishes, in- Ipox, blackhead, A SS EE SE Process,” originated by a ; her and told her To send them to me French dermatologist, are Neither treatment isa peel- | ©. O. D., or elise pay me for them, : astringent, wax, lotion, cream, So far she hasn't answered. Please $Y ‘ mor massage process — for sntorm me the proper way to Ke epg forms new | the desk or compel her to pay me : ? ed tissue and ished and unwrinkled skin for the desk and pocketbook. Please . me hear from you soon.” there was a letter from a 3 Sh famous treatments .may Then on request. what to do to the person who tricked him out of $1. His letter is as follows: “On the 8th day of Dec.. one U G re Ss ; Sam — come to my place of busi- * ness and sold me one opossom ‘and claimed it were a coon and E DANGER SIGNALS the most popular and effective for affected throat membranes own healing agent—menthol. the peppermint plant, ft is ‘charged me $1 for same and he goes back home and tells 2 of my friends how he worked off his opossom on Tt me for $1 and I would not have et ILTED WOOER CONFIDES =U This supr pre te In offer adequately denotes our Ty ‘ - . ¢ 5 ’ aue-giving supremacy. in point of stvie and quatit: his Suite is superb. Suite is excelientivy constructed throughout and conatsts of @-jeg buffet. with mirror ¥ mack, iar@ee size china « ioset, heaw pedesta extens 7 able, serving table and 6 chairs with ee ne leather eats This 10-pilece Sutte ky? ve . Da e\. a’ z d . t = A Daily POST.ISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S=ESUNION HOUSE FURNISHING—-CO. MONTHS OF PREPARATI > MAKES Po ray N BY OUR —_—— nf em i aa. Sa a , ™ Ts iv. 4 A - 2 ; . P aus . " . , - _ ’ . " ' p 2. - a $260 10-Piece Dining-Room Suite me bargain $1.00 Weekly O00 eee, ee oe one bite of it if I had knew what M . D . ° ° Prretfortherinfammation. | (t were for no amt. of money. assive Davenette Suite With Library Table cen, one Drops are “T Bad not the least idee he would € proper emou ‘ ; fe oon wee , Jand pure cane suger A aie misrepresent this food to me. I want Erieaten our living room this Christmas with this mas- ve. Pieasant to taste to know just what to do to prosecule on gi repens fs ed Davenette Suite and library table. ° : «ee ( OG rT 8 Suits exe é at 4 + a him for same. I have 2 good wit- anally? brown Geanteh imitatie : pores: Sn tine Co., Milwaukee, Wis. ness to prove that he abertained into full-sized bed. Complete with er ful Frer eg ' ; tabdie. Entire outfit Priced sensat ¢ \ ow i this money through false pretent by selling me one opossom for a coon. He knew I would not buy or eat _opossom meat so he’ told me before '3 men it were a young coon and | charged me $1 for same in order to make this sale. Please tell me what to do in regards to same. Please find stamped enclosed for reply and oblige.’’ SALE KODAKS FOLDING BROWNIES— $9.00 $10.00 BOX BROWNIES— $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, 85.00 eee Na a Ne i te ane eae 4&4 ee | | CANDY Db. 5-1b. acka a Pp ges; all $13.00 wi low price of e282 6s 6 8 6 ®*e€e 6080 £42045 07080 6 66 0.42.63 ae cleverly designed in t sor periods Has a large cigar and tobacco compartment and cigarette drawer. Priced extra special at ee 6 6 2.8 8 6 6-6 68 © 2 6 62 6.4 Priscilla Sewing Cabinets 1 For countless generations a Sewing Cabinet has been oe§ popular gift at Christmas © time. We are featuring beau- a ccatteaee tiful Priscilla models finisned in mahognay at the EeaenenrtreresA ££ ae = & Full-Size, _All-Blue Porcelain Combination Range $3.00, $3.50 and $6.00, TO 5 Gillette $4.48 ILET SETS s Razor ....- | 850, - $1.00 Ever-Ready Razors..... 89e | $5.00, $7.50 $1.00 Knder’s Razor......-... Kfe MAVIS SETS A pence a er 89 83.00 Gillette Blades, a eocccccr ses SOe ARD : Gillette Blades, 128........... The im en SETS Gem Blades ... ter serseees DEC COLGATEs SE $5, Ever Ready Hindes......--.--- a TS Durham Blades.........-++-.: | $3.75 iT MAMMGO ....-.+ $1.00 Weekly Pays for It rr This high-grade standard equipned Phonograph oe ' comes in elegant finish, has a universal] tone arm ui 4 and reproducer which enables you to enjo all Sat! : biakKes of records Its accoustic tone cham} ! 3 ‘~ = . tifically constructed and permits melody, se mirth and music to issue forth in perfect har- —S mon: Measures 52 inches in height and 20 inches * ——— | in de h d widt} An astounding bargain 849.75 Red Tennessee Cedar Chests $9 9.50 i 2s genuine re« Tennesees { e.ar (‘hest is solidly constructed and is Colonial designed It is un- a a - 2 unprecedented bargain offer $1.25 Cash—50c Weekly Walnut-F inish Cedar Chests $ 62 —_ — — — Cedar Chest. Comes in the new- a a = , ‘ est walnut finish. Inside lined a —=__ > a with genuine red Tennessee cedar. A rare bargain at only $26.75. $2.50 Cash—-75c Weekly _ ‘ ~ wae « _ oF A — This child's roll-top Desk golid oak and comes in nat ig large and roomy and has p _, aR Extra specially pri EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN TOYS Automobiles A great assortment to choose from. Carriages Just like the big ones; have steer- Hobby Horse nig gear, accessories and rubber- tired wheels. Priced Very gtrong Hobby Horte. and Strollers iyvtuly wees... . with tail and mane andi... gteel stirrup. $ Bpecial at ..«+2:- 3.90 $2.98 A great assort- ment of fiber reed Doll Carriages and Strollers. Beautiful and well constructed ivory - finish Juvenile outfita Have nursery figure on each piece. Priced at §11.75 $7.95 ae. ccc 60bd OSES ORE Table and 4 Chairs ‘Large size, solidly constructed ural finish. Desk juvenile golden oak Dining Tabdie igeonholes for iand 4 Chairs. Extra spe- ced at.87.85 cially priced at’only ia constructed of Rugs and Floorcovering Floor Lamps $19.75 $29.75 $39.75 Reem-Sise Axminster Rugs; in beautiful Oriental patterns and elegant quality. Specially priced oom B e Rags) R ise Tapert he wan le ™ color echeme imaginable a great bargain at Only....---e-eeees oe, tha Semen aoe Beautiful 9x12 Congoleum Art Squares; although popular atyles. such as prices hare advanced, you can still procure one ma horatt polyehreme of these Congoleum Art Squares, rvnge 90 nd steel shafte wit t out borders, at the extremely low Price © | | polychrome bases. They *4 - ; ‘hristmas : fi uality Bungalow make ideai Cn Closely woven, fine quality Bung $10.75 mem Grass Rugs; extra special « A great etock of newest Floor Lamps to cheese from. There are shades of silk and crepe tn every sees seee4ea2@eeeaseaeseesoeoneegces Seeoeense@ees# @#t® Sy, 3 | a EAN c) \\S \ RNISHING CO. 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET -.>FURNITURE and -— n Quality Home FURNISHINGS Every floor in this great institution is fairly breathing the spirit cedented opportunities. They are the result of months of concentrated buyi Festivities. We are making it possible for St. Louisans to purchase Furnit means great economy. Avoid the usual Christmas Rush. Buy now while way to express your Friendship than by a gift, a token that may be used and enjoyed from da On Our stocks are brimful to overflowing with super bargain offerings that represent unpre- ng on the part of our merchandise managers and were specially purchased for the Yuletide ure and Homefurnishings for gifts and personal use on unusually liberal credit terms that assortments are complete and varied and exercise care in your selection. What better, nicer r to day. MAKE FURNITURE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT. usually large size and represents © \Y $12.75 (/ > ~ *," ; cae |) |} FUME TV AANA OF {J if ad Dining Table and — Wainut This 7-piece Outfit represents a marvelous bar- gain offer at $62.50. Each piece splendidly constructed, beautifully designed in the Queen Anne period and elegantly finished in American walnut. Comprises 6-foot oblong extension table, 5 side chairs and 1 armchair with genuine leather seats, Priced in exceptional manner at....»s....- $ — $175 5-Piece Windsor Bedroom Suite $ To appreciate the wonderful attributes of this Windsor period Bedroom Suite a personal ine spection is necessary. Each piece is well con- structed, large in proportion and finished in American walnut. Suite comprises lar e size dresser, graceful bow-end bed, spacious chifforette, dress- ing table and bench. Priced extremely low at only G ’ yy White Enameled Crib Present the baby with one of these solidly constructed Baby Cribs for Christmas. They 98 7 —_— _——— — are heavily coat- ed with white enamel and are Specially priced i: «dale ea scan $1.95 Jardiniere These Jardiniere Stands are con- structed of hardwood and are ele- gantly finished in mahogany. On sale while 250 last at’ the special Stands ‘7 , Soar Ee es $2.00 Cash—75c Weekly Handsome Queen Anne Deven- port Table, Comes in beautiful mahogany finish. Not only is it beautify] in appearance, but it is also rigidly constructed, Priced at only $19.75 Substantially Constructed Reed-End Day-Bed 162 | $1.50 Cash—750 Weekly Massively constructed Dar-Bed. Has the newest and most fashionabie reed ends and an ali-stee] link fabric spring. Ovens into full-sized bed aa shown. Priced extra gpecial at only $16.75. Set White Enamel 5-Pc. Breakfast ———— ene —_— 17% $1.75 Cash—75e Weekly This 6-plece Breakfast Set te solidir constructed and heavily coated with white. enamel. Mahogany Gate-Leg Table. pee Ee. 172 81.75 Cash—750e Weekly Thie Gate-lege Table te solid! nd elegantiy finished in hogany shiss ma Priced gpectally low rop sides. — 3 é "et es “a “hai : eS Bese ae he a Sat : € 44 a ee gen eS Ce: 2. ’ ad - * Seeeeenats 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE ST MERCHANDISING ° 35 is . | 71111 ee Ne ae ie Nae Nae Se Se ee Se A ae ne net a? on Dae le pea Yulin v9 a Beene Se ee, ee ee

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OO The City Circ: ulation of the Dalis POST-L DISPATCH fone Arproximatcly Equals that of the Dail€ Globe-Demorra! and the Times Combined. 2 ~ THIRD PARTY ISSUE fe oe Human! PANES SURE A little baby. A little child. Don’t they appeal to you? GST etek Ge een” hockey be AT GROMRON FETE i 4 | > = i— » ane eenerees them. Their very helplessness makes you reach out in all your strength to aid Witches Dressed as Borah, Fit Seat : eS ee DE-LUXE Outfit it¢ —, i: = them. In health there's no flower so beautiful. In illness there's no night 8 La Follette and Johnson gee ae eae ys ! black. ma” Choice of 3 Rooms 2 | - Dance About Pot of Po- Save them then. Use every precaution. Take no chance. rato) “hentia ieee: * When sickness comes, as sickness will, remember it’s just a baby, just a a child and if the Physician isn’t at hand don’t try some remedy that you may parpING A GUEST HE IRIS have. around the house for your own ‘use. AT ANNUAL DINNER Fletcher's Castoria was made especially for babies’ ills and you can use it with periect safety as any doctor will tell you. Keep it in the house. Coolidge, Cabinet Members That Bring S Service, Satisfaction and Happineall ae Every man AE woman appreciates a pretty home—well furnished and comfortable. CS . c E and Other Officials Enter- E ~ ay | 3 . tead of frittering away your money 1 irehasin: ae of useless Christmas irippery, invest im 2S h i I ad re n ry oO r tained; Most of Members e rae \e Luxe thts "our wife will ar ae it more than anything e! Ise rou cou i RE te ; REG ee he eS ge Wht nein ac ae a oe - PJ) 7 * . tiie r 7 on ee ‘ » 7 are 5 ai PS ) : ¥; p teapiie ioe ae OR aia o stur cag cai aii ; ate ia: Low ee ET el ae a ee eae eer tes Se LOO adibthe a5 “> Nog MY ae ay Poe it haha 5 Pe ah sear em Sp ae as E erica, is ay rev pe = @ ~ w Se a oe ie MT ES on se Se hs ee BE SRI Be Sere er cies : bo aS ate mae ee > ry es {8 he cian "i » Sapte Sues. Rs eis : j dt hide i salt Tiimacesehini deen tigated BE RE we ae - Fe Nt > ’ Are Newspaper Men. her. It will mak in which you will b ‘to entertain your friends. ’ . ¥ tht ineludes rugs. lincleams stor picts res, lamps, ete., complete is the bi be | Investigate this rt. _.. ~~ 7 - = iii 59 ppd So 9 OTR i GN ET es Rieke . PR pow ee, Kahl oi" . rt . ye bs ? . ‘ . vr \. iia Se tae epee tye vig +h > ~~* > ae - By the Associated Press —— - —— ‘ ms . J , ™= * . -* ~> * : -~ "rr . ve eae ok ¢ uu ee arte 5 oniiits ‘edi Three- me Outfit Wrasse | A tn a nau ee — Buck’s Triple-Oven A Ses eee RaR7 || COMBINATION RANGE President Hardire, Vice President > we + «a Do the People Know? ST eee H : Buck’s Hi-Oven Range is built v ee en , ceaaean ee | i to withstand the hardest usage. De you know why you are asked to call for Fletcher's Castoria of ignore (om all sections | | \ It is compact, convenient, eco- when you want a child’s remedy: why you must insist on Fletcher's? od ital eae | in: adie cease nett aed esti: Pn For years we have been explafning how the popularity of i ER nicketings’ which } | : s. - scinig dia tiles nk eel Fletcher’s Castoria has brought out innumerable imitations, sub sav- become common in this ¢ | | | = aes = It come 2 or gray en: stitutes and counterfeits. | To protect the babies: to shield the homes and in defense of ce the White Hows, See Se 2 ! 7a oe ete east ye generations to come we appeal to the better judgment of parentsto ~~~ ¢ ~~ OS ) iA} me GUmle tame Sree yore _— insist on having Fietcher’s Castoria when in need of a child’s med- =). Facniss! costumes met there | | Special airtight constructs D icine. And remember above all things that a child’s medicine is 2. the doors with appropriate ban. Li . makes it easy to Maintain con- made for children—a medicine prepared for grown-ups is not inter- ers. One, typical of the DUE . ae «tinuous fire, guarantees fuel aaa * so food for a baby. And a baby’s medicine is °or* *h* auestic | economy and accomplishes per- as essential the baby. ee eee . fect heat control with any The Castoria Recipe (it’s on every wrapper) has been prepared by psig Se ee a ount or kind of fuel. the same hands in the same manner for so many years that the signa- aie ak ncgrrend ss me ture of Chas. H. Fletcher and perfection in the product are synonymous. res a tte aieen. nee a eee == Pay by the Week or Month Sm MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA. = S©StIS three Tembers Gressea as . =e Liberal Allowance on Your eenuine CASTORIA Atways Old Stove NEW YORK Beans the Gj oe bout the cauldron go. = pave & : akes of races a Liberal Allowance for Your Old Stove Saas wa ature of ee eae ct gh . ns AL Omon' gu his nll age Riamyice tace ne . >t | one s “or Gaselectric ee : (rst> : Knocks of every } mn conéitic Se ee ae : sear. 35 Dosrs AN se aockx vane eae eine meee En ne +> > =. a .* + ie ™ i~n — > : -= A SLi. 4 ~ ee . . , ss S ; ta € er iita - hi ety ete er * ee, A Qe “tt eee > Suastal Sectiliedteatials = Our Wisidibie - ss —=_— Ze a : q ang © A Te E& CENTAVA COMPANY, NEW YOR CITY. EF vert bea, VW elcome ae aR am eH Sale of Sample Phonographs $39.50 ‘ . : — n= -— = = ul = | DON'T SPEND YOUR READY MONEY $= Santa Claus’ Prices in Our Toy lam USE MY LIBERAL | = = cect tome Are the Lowest He s Making This Sez = a se _ we 2B: > > ‘oteet , 7 | finished Christmas Toye ¥ _— ~ . - 1. ‘ —_— = ~ > "Y 7 y . " 7 7 ; onal 7 a. Long experience has taught st what will m please the kiddies o christmas mora and we have gather ee ee a a oe oe . . : . z sd nay _ — mes Sits i Guatinair null. &; Desaihdle enmenanind reful buying and a larger sales volume have made possible t attractive prices you ever saw. There _ . =. . > -- _ a ; ae ‘4 - ~ g to stir up the brew together is something in our Toyland to St every purse and in every instance you will find out prices to be the lowest | : | Plan; distribute your Xmas expense over a period of months. You will aie ain there was an explosion in town for merchandise of the same high quality. = y i not notice the small amount required each week. No red tape or embar- panies Wamite cuaivdaae: ba “4 rassing questions asked. My plan Is the easiest in the city. A Few Xmas Suggestions That Can Be Bought on EASY PAYM ENTS wae ve —ae Gentlemen's Scat aa Ring Wale ELGIN WATCH White or fem, T>* quality of Green Gold —amrauinee, Mounting Make h happr with ad of a Reauttfu! varanteed Dia- guara seed 2 Sg : : c x ith oa : - ~ : smi ; a ne : EASY PAYMENTS EASY PAYMENTS EASY PAYMENTS Mites ce siper same President 1 Do? ; - ee J : —— —— y Ay M, “4 a Oak Cc — A Complete Showing of New MEET skef's summer of questions ix a | J) it i ie ZZ eee =u WATCH CHAINS LA VALLIERES | * just a query trid- ) ——)_- swe 2 a 4 | CUFF LINKS EAR RINGS WEBER . "| sgt! 3 ar 1 Meter Roadsters Fire Trucks, i= ~ ee, | a ty - od Queen Anne . -~” ye = La Pm aid Ae a ANE gh epg yy ~ A . > =” ar NKR ORE vege cite each Ulta eis, cin sds tn ma imcanctan chanh canis eumelanin Ate pT Pe ae ah * 4 ae ee ee é My Z . . , : 2 er? ; > " llpacinal " . ve eo Ti . + 4 : ae i 4 . . .—. > Fad ~ > wells —os aa > = a aes a ° . = * ee ~ = . : > oom Pe 4 ay Ww iirnrTT,. tw al + ie : . : : as ¥ 41 DD With ai accessories. ce 2 . - s & Y = PENKNIVES ' , [ Will the Prestden- , es ™ im? 2 the Hmm Breen bine ¢ - A as s ~ —— 4, _ eo - Rie 2 a _ *, : FOUNTAIN PENS SILVERWARE » and : “ sa Re Oats iors | ? We Are Agents for the Celebrated | Doll Bassinet Doll Cenepee LLOYD’S BABY CARRIAGES | Red Folding Tables................ cae At the Lowest Prevailing Prices Red C a “to mateh FILLED a= ; All kinds of Games tot 5 | Moore’s A _ . on rs a a 7 : - : = 4 * . me We carry 2 complere- - ee, - > * ¢

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appiness comfortable. ery, invest in EASY ze ou could give , 2member our he final detail. at once. A $198. . moking Cabinet > au tifu +4 fir rished Smoking ocapbay in mahogany and oak, MH Various stvles and sizes. The bne illustrated has automatie: mnter, metu: ash receiver, Sp@eg ia! compartment elit fot” books and magesines, ans large. abinet below for tobacco, * cigars, etc. The idea! gift for @& nan, and very Gecorat! ve piece of: furniture for th living room. $13.50 Other Smoking Cabjnatd $1.50 to $35.00 Pay Rs Week or Month ‘oyland is Season hed Christmas ‘Toys. and we have gathered the little folls. bu ever saw. There ices to be the lowest Trucks, Tandems ms, Fords, Cadillacs ith all aceessories. $40% Price for Everybody. »-....-.- 6430 to $3.08 12.2... $2.65 to $4.20, $34 *®e-eeeseoeseeoeesnvst2s 2? ieee to 81 ) rugs. Agmineter RFs Fine Velvet ug. 9x12 526.08 | r Down, Pay weenty | aes Orders SUNDAY. 7 vai 0 749° The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and th BASSAS AVA PSAS AS SAS MTs SS a ae ee eee es ee ee ie RES ETA 3 The Hub Gives and Redeems a —— Make This a Furniture Christmas ee o et ———~ a= Choice of Either Pair of bea utifiul bogany Candiestic ‘ke 1] gracefu finish. mneludese aval eXtension R-miece Suite . in the er-seated ehairs, 1 armehair an: 4 "hone hu ‘| i ie 6 | la C4 by) hae | Bete eG): arate price (Convenient Credit Terms gr of Bookends. Picture This Pretty Suite in Your Bedroom pular design ith, ei tt these wonld be This attract? ve Suite ‘) ; rife’ an V “ai? r! the very acceptabie git: we have ever otfe? , "Th « hed ni . > } ‘ u and are @peciauy price bow-end. the Vanity aS triple mirrors, tne fer Christmas shoppe: and chifforohbe have : MMoOdiIot spaces hii at ‘ Anne Style Suite is rth luch more than we ass Choice of any - 3. pieces.. St od at: ol . +4 A ie Headquarters for Smokers’ Outfits Reed Smoker's Siand. } graceful pane! lesign, Bith glass holder mahogany finish, nickel top very gtbetantial; bark covered Ime fittings will add to any c gjice of severan | fin dogs, artistie na‘turai fin- ish or Flemish. room $4.95 Dining Table Perhaps Mother wants a new table for Christmas. This we!!- Made ovai-top table, in walnut finish, tg an out- veg Dak Chiff hifforobe roomy, golden oak in lots of drawer epace. pt ens frenaes $l 8.75 only 795 $375 —§ $10.00 Christmas Sale of Beautiful Lamps at Prices that are below today’s wholesale price. Boudoir Lamps With prettily re ed — ehrome pases an shades, assorted coi this Cari stmas aie, pri Junior Floor Lamps Bridge Lamps sclect This Smoker * father’s Christmas: ha t! se ’ ; , le “~Y Don't miss our showing of the If vou wish to give a gift hres . wonderful Lamps—peolycnrome that pleases, select one bases. silk shades in the “hs with OT are ail new lamps ‘and abades fringes. x riceé and we have $28. 75 this week $8 priced them at. Sees sea ° to sell at..---- Convenient Credit Terms A, Stove & Throw heat, attractively n trim med, burns soft TMoore’s Air jand Cole’s erst Brussels vist | | : oe Blast eaters . Range Dept. Hot Blast Heater we nderful s a , icke! coal holds fire Our Specia! 00 Blue Enamel Gas Range and Kitchen Tight Heater Full size Gas Range, with 18-inch oven and res O four burnere for gas. Kitchen Heater has mA. cast linings. with twe holes for eoal er weod; gas kindier for starting tres in heater section. Especially priced... ae. _ f ad pecseseanersncivenecmenvencciecsiaseesoesesnantiinsiih SEAS NIE NEN SONI OKAY A tte If Yours Is to Be a Musical Christmas Be Sure to Visit Qup Complete MUSI¢ DEPT. Pianos, Players, Phonographs, Music Rolls. Records The Emerson A Phenograph of standa Cr? nake which ts noted ‘ta tone tality, having the Baby Grand M us! Master horn; con a a a Console Phonograph Phonograph epring motor A $1°5 Has beaut! fully matched mah , ‘*honograph value—12 selections in- panels with very : cluded at sae tone chamber: o Latest “ we lf for 1? t $69 75 free with each console. rnahoganyv f =} ° pet tinwentp at ? i} Terms: 65 Per Mo $89.75 _ a re me | Terms, $6 Per Month $139. 7c Masic Roll Cabinet 16:2 79° wants } ot $18. 7s. A Handsome Player Sh Se ATP AA MT HT Ts HOT A A OA Se »X . / » =— > at $3 $10 Per Month Se a A RN III I Se Se ee — es vt TOY PHONO- GRAPH Piays 10-In. Kiecords -—- ( hal r: ‘ ¢% Another ; Roll - Top Desk an (Chair, . Veil made ier the lit t nik finiah, el} com } built . irawers: a rea $4 95 value at , . - yr ies Sees: SE osf3Q-2°° TTS ast Sturcdily built \ ouster, 44 44 rubpbel s 95 Toy Piano, twely ie ; : whee's ot netes, p mt wae q , paint eye tune, a gif e' art ta? chiid leve 8 epe i Child’s agen Cabimet tn white en 75 ame! or golden oa $12 finis 27 ine h a jus mother’ . . , CoGar Chest at left Doll . . . edar, we ! Doll Bed. in hegany and eiehen, Carriages white enamel finieh with mattress and playroom Theat at cedar, copper ec ST eS the thing for the styler. Select "ow playroom, priced while the gtock fs com- Panel Back chan 7 “a matc $1.7 each ais Prompt- Prom pt- ly Filled. ly Filled. Bi Roomy Overstuffed Suite A more omy value in living- Room Fur- niture could scarcely be found. This deep $ 715 eushioned Suite has spring back. arm —, Beat construction, and loose cushions. j altogether one of the best values we AB offered this season. The price is These are but twe of our Seld on qoaventent terms. this pretty Sewing Calb- ~~ oe oe ee al ~~ 0 ap tot oer Matl Orders Promptiy Filled. ee 1 essa iH te Hi pl any. \) if They'll Like to Sit Around ——_——-. . In This . ee a a a i a a . a Another gift suggestion many Suites in Living Room Furnitere, *"¢ siweys @ favorites, inet has removable tray. nahogany finish, priced a Th $5.95 in solld walnut, $6.05 his handsome Suite has beef executed for roomy draWers and end is a master upholsterers, in mahogany and spaces, makes’ an ideal sane, with a heavy upholstering of fine gift for the Woman who figured velour. Opens up into a tull- nfo rtable bed. We have just received ; Sewing Cabinet, with ite mends: mahogany fin- ish, only limite 4 number of these Muites and they will ! rice of a We have the Smokers’ Sets—all Sizes and Styles. quickly at our special p his graceful Stand.has fitting on top enient handle Copper-T rimmed Cedar Chest Made of genuine Tennessee red cedar, g004d size. Dhese Chests are easily worth several dol- lar«e more than the price we aer New Sewing Cabinet In genuine walnut; roll-top 14. turned handie and re- movable tray; beautifully Realistic Fruit In dark brown reed basket. beautifully tinted Fruit, al) the vogue now fer table or buffet decoration; only $1.95 A wandy Pmener fur Favorite large straight ere Is line mohaneng Stand; Straightline mahogany the menfolks so thev ibinet design humidor, 004 size hm . Smoker; ot, BR. } it humidor, nickel Sttings, tings. priced handy drawer. turned legs; special at copper-Hned Will have a place to put their cigars and ciga- reties; mahogany foish, $13.95 $10.95 $4.75 A Mest Convenient All-steel censtruction, met- al ends, waisut finish, com- piete with mattress and $94- 75 full cretonne flounce ¢ oval (asy (hairs. We carry a complete line of this fa- mous make Easy Chair; upholstered in tapéstry. velour and léather; oper- ate with push button. Father will en- joy a Christmas gift like this for many years. Genuine Leather Upholstered Wing Rocker Perhaps your davenpor't (\ +H Thies Rocker ‘s very wel! or chair needs this made, has finest springs Tabie to complete the ie st ff any wii and upholistering. As @ setting Zee table if! Hi it JK . ifr + hy to -_ luastrated Ase exquieiic i ; Hthe H is & for the entire fa: ly turned legs and very ; iti i ish Uniy $94.75 $5.95 Four Specials in Low-Priced House- hold Equipment Porcelain Top Table Beautify the kitehen with thie Ip eotid oak, hanéy fer potich, pretty tabie in hite enamel | brushes, etc. While a 1 finish; genuine popenein top: supply lasts, only, roomy rawer; iced at * Hub, only, $6. 95 Drop Leaf Table ad meet ton -F bread bin, For the kitchen, in natural with Sissewere | finieh: very well | bullit: will bgt AG price. ie years. WASINGTON AVENUE AT SEVENTH eaeetette tierce AERENENENES SSS ee Se Se Charles F. Levy, President Swe as “ae “ 2 onggenges ie AARP SELLE AL AED OPO Hes lite a —_ : S = pany past ‘ ~ c " ae ED EERSTE TE I oF ia ey ty. Ss ee = ee ee ae ra

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oR HR ere . ee ee Ae no ~ Poe ie ty atte ae Us Pree weet Orta oa z¢ Sie ae ae oan ee . = -” GR * - ee a MT aie ce ne ne ee ren P Py "te ee, 2 5 ug “ Sou ariemee RES a w “ ss Sicilia Aaierdionee oo ae ae eee: SE a No) ae Bee a mae Riga ee ee 38 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Th SS — ILLINOIS TO VOTE ON ~NEW CODE TUESDAY Opponents’ Attack Centered on Income Tax Law and Sub- mission in Entirety. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Dec. 9$.—lIllinols vot- ers will decide Tuesday whether the present State Constitution, adopted 52 years ago, is to be supplanted by the draft prepared by the recent | Constitution Convention, which | worked from January, 1920, until | this fall on the subject. | Drafting of the proposed Consti- | tution was attended by bitter con- | troversies, principally over the ques- tion of home rule for Chicago and | legislative representative of Chi- | cago and Cook County. Opponents of the draft have cen- | tered their attack on the income tax | law provisions and on the fact that it is submitted in its entirety. They | point out that the Ohio Constitution | Convention in 1912 submitted a draft | which could be voted on by sections. | No Claim of Perfection. The convention, in an addYess to the people of the State, did not claim perfection for its product, but as- | serted it was the best compromise | possible between the various ele-.| ments represented. | Besides providing for a State in-| come tax, and admitting Chicago to home rule if the city wishes to adopt | a new charter, the draft provides, | among other changes: The right of trial by jury may be| waived in all felony cases except. . SSS NS NAD RAO SS BRASS ~~ ~ eS a “ . SSS SS Si SEV 23g SESS ES a * ‘ WY LH Qyn . ~ SR VMV Ww s©Mnw f REE HN oyNhnoy» yyy, Ys 4 Ys, Y/ VMMM Yip Wtf Hyp Vs SAS, Ai (A Uy MDL full tone, the school Violin ’ i workma7siii Violin Case; fu!) plush lined .... YY Lbs wg iy" Vip Sth, “, 4 (A bh Value VW} formerly Ukule : 1a IO... =m ita ‘ ‘le; it $ nio: his grade cial heey Banjo bh si i) N hell > oO. . Boy's Drum; : SS ait i — 5 . 7 3 7 Til! 7 rods, 1 ) ia SA1il Vega; White Lad: eo : =) 1 Ipapnone Ban Ss $34 0) imeads $3.5 4 ° no toy Ip @ Ti : 4h (> Uy Up Cc G. Conn Saxo ttt 42 Wy. fy phones cost no more than other Uy, makes. 1 $70 &Up Uy; Yy Vy, Gs VA, ‘A tM fi AS sy SAAAS SIO “> Me Ss PMS SSN SV SSS SAs~s SS ~ TAQAAAQWWHHAT ~ HUNLETA) Most Complete Music House in St S aN prices. Only the best ~ imported makes. i , . — Stradivarius Model; £004 Child's Vietia; not $1.50 h Our former $25 high-grade n $15.00 Violin Case; leatheret ee cover, violl = : $8.50 bien ja “ Ken 3.0 rile ’ Thousands of othe ranging in price [fr 1} r " 1] aes) Ukulele; regular $5 $? Af Comple =e e City Circulation 0 = —_ ‘ Lou's \ 516 LOCUST ST. S NSS . At less than pre-war approveifia toy. With bow. 9.75 pcan ee. . Beginner's Violin; Violin; | former $10 value.. $3.75 te is? nd mn ‘rr Violins, in all sizea a om Hvc to $3000. Jazz Drum Out- fits, consisting of Rass and Snare Drums, Pedal, Cy¥! -— . hate’ and all attachments $5.99 bais ana i 4 eee 7 oat FF, 4 P . YUL POR A) 4 “ Conn vietor| Reg ulation School Duplex mode! Cornets $70 & Up Drum, com- plete, Our former $1] 5 $7 50 a* | ‘ S35 | ornet e tits! Uf Yfke YB, WME ELM A i = SON S ~S SSS NS ~ ~~ SAN ASA ANAY ~ > Sy XA AMAAAAAAKGG. DAA LL SSA ‘ . jo ~ SASS RMP AVA V2 se those involving capital punishment, | and the General Assembly may enact | laws permitting women to serve on! juries, or permitting juries of less than 12 in civil cases. | Cook County is permanently lim- ited to not more than 19 of the 57/}! seats in the State Senate, but is' given equal representation with the} rest of the State, on the basis of. population, in thé House. | The Governor may supplement | proclamations calling special sessions | of the Legislature with one addition- | al message covering matters omitted | from the original call. | Zoning Ordinances Permitted. | Municipalities are permitted to, pass zoning ordinances to supervise | their growth. The General Assembly may pass | farm loan laws to encourage owner- : ship of land by the actual occupants, | the loans to be amortized within 33. years. : | The fee system for Justices of the Peace and Constables is abolished. | and local districts are authorized to. abolish these offices if they desire. | Forest land or areas devoted to’ fosest culture may be exempted from | taxation. No statute of Iimitationsthall ap: | ply to public officials until an audit | of their accounts has been made. COINCIDENCES IN TWO WEDDINGS | Same Address, Same Day and Other | Similarities Noted. | Two young men and two women, | who resided at the same address, 733 Carpenter place, and whose sur-| names began with the letter M, be- | came engaged the same night, al-| though they had never kept ,com-| pany with one another before, and. were married on the same day by the same Justice of the Peace. They were Miss Grdce Meldrum, | 20 years old, and Joseph Moore, 20,) and Miss Emma Mund, 19, and Mil-| ton Matthews, 20. Matthews Is the. son of Mrs. May Matthews, owner of. a boarding house at the Carpenter) place address, and the other three | were boarding there. The ceremonies | were performed last Monday. we —_—s ‘ ADVERTISEMENT Reader Takes Newer Form of Iron — Feels. Years Younger | “Six weeks I saw a special offer in the paper telling how thousands of ES — old in looks and energy they are realiy oldin years, because, as examinations by physicians have an enormous number of — do not have enough iron in their - I have been taking this newer form of iron, called Nuxated [ron for two weeks: the results are simp! astounding. The roses have come in my lips and cheeks and I can con- scientiously say that I feel and look ten years younger.’’ The above is a typical hypothetical case showing the results that have been achieved by le all over the country since we started this t trial offer. You can now try a full-sized ‘bottle of Nuxated Iron containing two weeks’ treatment at our expense. Cut out the trial coupon and go to any druggist and our first package of Nuxated Iron. in the mirror and note carefully the color of your lips and cheeks. Seo how you can work and how far you can walk without becoming tired. Next take two five grain tablets after meals, three times daily for two weeks, then | see if you do not feel and look years | Trial Coupon ' Fill in this coupon with your name and | addreusand take k to any dreetiat ba row | | ; ' ) ' ’ i are ere a ee TY A 7 | : Pill in your name and address above) | Bold by Judge & Dolph Drug Coe Wolf-Wileon Drug Co., Enderie Drug | Co., Keiffer Drug Co.. Famous-Barr Ceo. | Weipert Drug Co., and all other drug. | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ——— ee ee mers oe No more puzzling over price or choice when you make your Christmas gift selection at this store. Here it is—without looking any farther. Select Fur- niture for father, mother and the family! Gifts that are daily reminders of the giver—“‘“gifts that last.” Any Article in * as *e, Adaatecacagasarencamnncaseaccattencca Our Store, $1.00 Ddwn ]}}) Electric Maid Vaeuum Sween- » £ an- teed in every way $29.75 8 SSE WwW ¢ Mahogany Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, like pic- ture with tray: $6.95 : specially priced ...... $l Mo. Fu - ' ris adiz on! ' | | spectal price Six-pourd guaranteed Kleetriy I ; it} x feet af cate Se m $4.95 Ee a 81 Me, Pe ‘oop aees res Bay i Oak High Chair, >I] constrycted, ; well finished 9 a k two-light; $9 R5 High $1 58 full wize .. e Chair ne . | _ Wayne Mieetrie Ten large, necessary pieces of Washing $98 0 guaranteed heavy 7 95 Machine... ns aluminumware. véry $ . Table Lamp. metal; Let the baby learn COS iy ge Uap _ to vi correctly ll-sized white Ver- with this Martin e ON Walker $3.98 ed Bed, oo Ot. 30.65 Our display embodies a Lamp or hghting fix- ture for every room in the house, in fact, for * every known purpose. 95 | Peerlite ; | 9311 , French Period Style Hand Decorated Scenery Shades Genuine Silver Plate “a — —- eal kivery Purs¢ °‘=—— i> ~ 4 PEERLESS LIGHTING CO.. Inc. Two-Tone Art Glass Shade 280 in the newest and polychrome \ ¢| 7) Labor-Saving Appliances . Pecrlite at Ne . ’ » ¥ ’ . WD) for the Home finish, silver plate, black a// Radio Accessories at Prices to Meet /1\ae The Old Reliable House. . Establish d in 1910 | 416 N. SEVENTH STREET va pu no ore ” \ iortun. makes this possible; well finished in fumed oak No phone or mail orders and rnene to dealers | wie I Y ; ry vv Old-Fashioned Rag Rug (24x48) { irmtiy i fering ; tt ; Thue} j | ' ; i | ' These Polychrome ant tee. sos es eee Nth tee ee eee ee Brass Jandinain lue ; a fortunate x = rehase fnakes this ~ ; - ] yw ‘te lim ~~ — lé : price possible; = : oniy one to a person: == - - >... — phone or mail Ss = . ~~. = >. : » ! A Lamp has a twofold usefulness—aside from Es . ; “ furnishing light, it lends a decorative charm to y : | its surroundings. While one may be given to Y, an individual, in reality a Lamp is a gift that ot the whole family will enjoy. LL. C . a of eee a S-6UFUGUG UE UR UR UR OOO OO OO Oe RO OO Oe oe oe OU uate meee ees me SKIRMISH * : the best chess or checker players that may attempt to solve liscover the many hidden nooks that are created by the eve. a. e changing position of the men. , ere A At the present day most people prefer to pPlay games of | | 1 1 where luck or chance may _ favor an inferior player, but | ber that in the game of Skirmish all the element of ¢ eliminated and the player is required to rely upon his own resources, ‘reasoning power and skill to Win. ni A wonderful game for the family circle and a great pastime ft, ; The cheery, b 5 the long cold winter evenings. ee charming home, wh A good Christmas present for young or old. . s be more expressive : Postage , ‘es i hristmas spirit? 1 PRICE +] 00 10¢ Extra — i ~~ this Christn would want to gil the end FAMOUS-BARR CO. VANDERVOORT’S ture. bearing GRAND-LEADER SCHWERDTMANN’S both beautifies anc HYATT’S, 415 N. Bdwy. NUGENT’S go we have prepa np ema tih so that you would n Sold by is is a wonder! ] ft! -* .* ~* . vy ii le / } = = = == = = = = = = : = : , \) \ — ~ ‘ 4 | iv oe. : = =— SSS S33 = —— SS. ™ _. = . Ladies’ D 1, a Ye Doll finish oo we len a " 4 regular $7 value is this Rag Rug. It is very Book Ends, just as tiful design: ae $14.50 Cc and theavy in construction and elegantly made in shown. A useful and ‘ yn. sDde- ¢ ail nan +7 . } . , = : ° fast colors; will not fade; each one guaranteed; lastin ift, and look cial sale price..... B0e Week HighChair ***\. 7 . _ ‘ i ALMAPHONE Caruso Record FREE FREE—12 Selections, 1000 Needles \ \, \ —— -_———_ ee V4 ec 414 North Broadway DJ ‘Ybis is the Atmaphone Grand It has a = 1*?-in : Teit- . larwe automatic record file. a pla for ¢! iy sliding tone modifier: speed record brush. go!td-plated tone arm, cran Folding Card ~ fe Table, $2.25 ae A sturdy Table, Px . finished in ma- . hogany, corners Se bound with + «Ometai, nickel plated. To +f equare and is covered w 3 -. leatherette. It’s an ext * Be 4nd it’s just the thing fo: your gift list. = N = * ~~ ; i“ : Can V7, ‘ \ a4 et” OS ~ P pe as \ \ Priscill Strongly made a | and well finish- z The name ed: complete i z ’ with Sesee’ deaee | 4 it’s a prim, tray. No phone oe . and very ¢ oF mail orders. vs inet that c ) . x — —— to a Me - up into“a : ° ¥ Aw t ay table. Ma ‘ | oO} 1 oe . 6 beauti: A Deautiful Candlestick, with- | PS . here’s hat ie} oO e a out the candle, finished 49c | ——== ) Sy an who we in polychrome, Special ¢ a . eee 6. as wn ee Each o olf tit: - it” as a gif ; Uy. : ° y ' A Martha Washington any Sewing Cabinet $1 willsurely be appre ¢. = ciated by anyone. .- SEES . _ =— ‘- 7 Floor Lamp: exquisitely we Mahogany Chiffonier- colored silk shade Floor F: —— of drawer space: Lamp; mahogany ?, . eautifully finished: standard. tJ Piate mirror. $24 50 Weled:-de ccs cs $18.95 ra ’ ; ys) a ° o o a“? % 55 = ~ . oe” “ Triple Mirror Toilet 26-pe. Set; guaranteed mahogany or sitverware:. & $6.95 on pte , ‘| Child’s Desk § — = Pegs Sap 4 silver Subs 2 yards wide: all per- service ..... . pf fect. Per square + tantlally built d Sete. oe uiveee, 59c , ot toy furniture, bt fulness. Desk is 24 i inches high and has p ? awer. Choice of fr ~*} But or golden oak. Children’s Fi Tables, chairs, rock: Full-aized ree mg Ta- LF _ na Ereat vari ble, with drawer very cniicdren can Just like the picture. This End Table $G | wrens $3.96 Mabeges? "as Strongly built to wi is only ...... . Py EY ewe. & ene | “ous treatment. l., and 2 in Louisville, Ky. © “xe! —— “ 2 ~ : Credit Ter = -. Granted Between Locust and St. Charles iily'roaranvecd: a ™

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arene The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH calorie Exceeds that of the Daily Star 4nd the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ee ———— SS EE ———E ee —E— a Ein . \ Hellrung & Grimm knew what you would want this Christmas a . ting games ever Played 4 u iture — ; on a 33 i ; ; it can be pia; ed by any ‘ sg to tax all the resources of t may attempt to . A ’ BOlve a : at are created by the Ba, a . ; a ‘Christmas The cheery, bright and charming home, what could be more expressive of the - Ohristmas spirit? We knew that this -Christmas you would want to give furni- ture. the enduring gift that both beautifies and serves. So we have prepared well, so that you would not be dis- inted. To visit our store is to realize that here the Christmas spirit reigns su- | preme. «6 :sOAnd it matters not if the gift - be limited. For so proad is the field of selection and the range of prices that _ both your fancies and you Will be satisfied. of course, on Christmas ‘ 7 ~~ | Darling Ne Saleen we allow cer. End Table, $8.95 | | ee usual liberal payment terms. A sturdy little Table erifite type Overture with the decorative Ee es eee tag a a: Shaitiite quality that a gift Mother Down O!4 Virginia Way should have. Com- Tomerrow panionably useful too. - rou Gave Me four Heart when placed next to f Any ten double-faced the davenport or a favorite rocker. Top measures 24x15 inches. The trough is just right for books and magazines. Antique mahogany finish. Spinet. Desk $19.85 A gracefully de- The Victrola : Finest of gifts—and Special Offer all the wanted models Victrola 80 or 210 are here. and Ten Double- Faced Records 107= Terms $5 a Month ve efer to play games ao? . - ~~ * OT inferior player, but remo ~ the element of chance fe o rely upon his own me: to win. — cle and a great ry . Sige ike ea” Sige ene cay, . ‘id 7 ay Pty, SERN we SY trae a) See Fa" Pastime for or old. t Postage 10c Extra ’ ~+rtnecnchetentnteontret te dig, oe ms e i A very attractive—and practical—addition to any home's furnishings. Consists of a drop-side table and four chairs—all finished in enamel, with a protective coat of waterproof varnish. Choice of several very handsome color combinations. A splendid gift! Toledo Fireless Cook Stoves $42 Value for Only You can choose your Christmas Victrola to better advantage here. Our facilities enable you to make your selection unhurriedly and undisturbed, and you can count on intelligent and courteous service. Our stock is complete—we have portable models, upright cabinet models, horizontal models, the new flat-top models and electric Victrolas. Prices range from $25 upward. Our convenient monthly terms make it sO easy to own a Victrola that you surely can have one this Christmas. Patil’ DERVOORT’S iWERDTMANN’S GENT’S by V4- . 811 Washington Av. Tea Wagon, ‘e. D19.85 Now here's a woman's giit of real distinction— a Tea Wagon, made of genuine mahogany or gen- uine American walnut. It has drop sides anda remov- able glass tray, and runs silently along Three O'Clock {n the All Over Nothing at All on rubber tires. A regular “find” at , + rst te $19.85. ial At the Brook 4 se prapepo it Stand Beneath Your Window Tonight Wedding of the Winds Es udiantina The upright cabinet style, No. 80, or the No. 210, the very new flat-top style il- lustrated below Either can make it a wonderful Christmas for you! ering a périod of arrangement of pecial prices that requirement—rep- vice that this store The Twenty Selections Included: Longs, lor .M. TO 6 P. M. | Bul'é@ a SBtairway to Paradise ~— - Vv Nelite Kelly, I Rerenade— Drigo) Love You Gate-Leg Table, $19.85 A charmingly quaint design — ideal as a Christ- mas gift. Substan- tial, for it’s built of solid walnut. Good-looking for | i's finished in American walnut or ma- Convenient—takes little space when folded, measures 42x45 inches. | signed Des k, ‘when open. And it’s certainly inexpen- an ** || ¥{| made of -mahog- sive at $19.85. i iF ' 7) any and beauti- >t] | fully finished. Theres “Merry Christmas” in its looks—it’s a gift that will win the heart of any woman. Or you may make your own choice. 4 ? rr : oa 10 4 ' eRe Rect re Victrola go—f125 100—$150 Victrola AY \) \ @% as* A wonderfully improved new model that will do any kind of cooking, and that makes the work of preparing meals ever so much easier. It’s a two-well model, with a solid steel case, raised on legs and finished in durable enamel. Complete with full set of heating units, aluminum utensils and thermometer. A ¢ Ad di J f f f Us , ; ; or 4 Ce.“ AAS A Martha Washington Maheor- any Sewing Cabinet will surely be appre- ciated by anyone.. $1.00 Mo. Triple Mirror Toilet Table, im rote ga Mahogany Removabie Tea Cart, just aes. shown, a yonder- ful value eo : CL Aa —- me ewe eee ti ¥ . : Full-size Cabinet Gas ee fully guaranteed; set UP © = iets $13.85 ee & » metal, nickel plated. Top is 29 inches Square and ig covered with g r een > leatherette. It’s an extra low price, _ &nd it’s just the thing for somebody on » your gift list. . Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, $5.75 The name just fits, for it’s a prim, old-fashioned and very charming Cab- inet that can be opened up into a handy sewing table. Made of mahog- any, beautifully polished. There’s hardly any wom- an who won't “just love it” as a gift. Wing Rocker, $18.75 Made of genuine nia- hogany with brown cane in seat and backs. It’s worthy of a place in any- body’s living .- room and maybe there's someone on your Christmas list who'd just be delighted with Vt. Smoking Stand, $1.49 A strongly built Stand, as illustrated, with handy shelf below; nicely fin- ished in mahogany; brush finish; brass ash tray in- cluded at above price Gifts for Children, Too! |°. Child’s Desk Set, $0.85 N lally built desk and chair. 3 ot toy ~eargp ay but of real use- if S. Wesk is 24 inches wide, 32 i ee high and has pigeonholes and | wer. Choice of mahogany, wal- Mut or golden oak. im great variety—Furniture children can actually use. ly built to withstand stren- Bous treatment. Doll Furniture Miniature pieces that children—little girls especially—consider the finest toys of all. Dressers, beds, china closets, rockers—almost everything imaginable 4-piece Chinese Grass Set—table, settee and two chairs Toy Go-Cart, $2.98 Made just like a big one that real! babies ride in. 23 inches high, tro inches wide, 26% inches long. Body and hood of fiber. Rubber-tired wheels. Choice of ivory, gray, roya! blue or brown. Credit Terms ellrung é» G Come in and see it demonstrated by Mrs. Fauver, domestic science expert. sd Electric Lamps Tabie, floor and bridge Lamps, in wide and colorful variety—the popular elec- tric torches, too. Many a Christmas gift is going to be chosen in our Lamp Department. Why not some of yours? Here are three typical values. Bridge Lamp, $13.95 Made with attractive polychrome base and gorgeous silk shade Complete with cord and plug. Floor Lamp, $22.75 With polished mahogany base and beautifully colored silk shade. Boudoir Lamp, $3.75 Dainty as can be with its old ivory base and its shade lined with gold, blue or rose silk. Silk lining can be re- moved and changed. Cedar Chests The ideal gift for any woman's Christmas. Choose it here from our complete stock and you're bound to get one she'll like. Queen Anne Chest 45 inches long, 2: inches wide; trim- med with copper, $29.75. A Chinese Chippendale ; 33% Inches long, 17% inches wide and trimmed with copper, costs only $13.50. | 2 Queen Anne Chest Finished in American walnut, with red cedar, $39.00. lined William and Mary Design 48 inches long, 22 inches wide; dust- proof lid; only $33.50. Ninth and Washington Victrola 110—$225 Victrola 260—9$160 Phone Stands A Stand for the phone and a stool for the one who phones. Convenient and a very acceptable gift. Available in oak, mahog- any and other finishes and priced as low as... .$6.75 “Royal” Easy Chairs and Morris Chairs Chairs that are record cousins to a bed—the kind you can lie back in for a real good rest. Dad will say, “Now, that's some giit!” if he gets one for Christmas. A variety of models, priced Console Mirrors Mirrors as decorative units in the home are com- ing more and more into vogue. And they're very populas as Christmas presents, too. We have a wonderful selection of console Mirrors, priced upward from ......$7.50 Davenport Tables Wherever there’s a dav- enport there should be a Table to go with it. (And maybe that’s a tip to per- plexed Christmas givers.) Davenport Tables are here—in all the favored designs and finishes— priced as low at..$12.75 Fiber Rockers, $10.75 Up Made of high-grade fiber and decorated with cretonne. Very popular for sun parlor or bedroom and not at all out of place in the living room. These Rockers are right in line as Christmas gifts. er-Piano Special at *298 Small Payment Terms A Player that any family can be proud to own— with “standard” player action and beautiful oak or mahogany case. And with it you get a bench to match, a lovely piano scarf and 24 player rolls. You can have this splendid Player-Piano in your home on Christmas day. You can buy it on the easiest of terms —just small monthly or weekly payments. 6 rimm Sixteenth and Cass The Hoosier A gift that will bring gladness, because it IS so useful. To save steps, and time and work for the little woman who runs the home—that is a real gift, and that is what the Hoosier gives. | It’s easy to give her a Hoosier. A small down pay- ment delivers it—balance on monthly terms. \ .{\ / yy Set of Kitchen Cutlery—FREE. With every Hoosier Cab- inet bought from now until Christmas, we will includé a set of Dexter Kitchen Cutlery. mo § a 4 “You get the girl— we'll do the rest’ ’

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40) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alors Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. emer . GENUINE WM ROGERS & SON i OWN Buys Your ‘sec this extraordinary Ya Christmas Gitt At GOLDMAN BROS. WHEN YOU BUY THAT GIFT FOR YOUR DEAR ONE— WHY NOT GET ONE FREE FOR YOURSELF! WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF +10 Or over. either on cash or credit purchases, a genuine Wm. Rog- ers & Son celebrated “Chatham” pattern 14-piece Set. . w (Ulli i PD See hae at fe een Oa al ss MO-° COMPLETE Sa BIG BRASS- BOUND CEDAR CHEST oo - Ee aK let yh, _ ~. The above Set ‘s pet t e ches rT ig the @nest Cua ts J A ~ ae eae ES repens . bores Yan ES eta IRL on ” 5 ro : : — " - . as m & 3 ‘ 3 - | a vf Pai ste : D ed Nigel ’ , ae 3 ee eo Ses 1 gee Te me ) ? “es: > Ce Pp Er of, Bore ert " : Pe ae op ee : > or a ad : . Ss - » ¥ _ - - apone -¢ de = alte hig lef. 24 , - 4 " : , Roe M st : —_— we a oe = bans _ . sae - te " me 2 a ae : eee YB aN 7 ~ Ty CaP: Gh ee b } if “o eep 9 ee , 7 out - yee % 4 ~ he . " y stl 4 R + a“ . . . ; 7 : : le Ys a : ee By or ony 4 “ a etewelnenty af oP ORs r * 7 ‘ 7 OTe Me we peas i 5. ot ah. OOS OR Tere . = .. a cab oi aha . ™ “ rae a + r 2 : “ee ; " . _ ro » is BS =. - Ae ‘ Se a “ : . - ‘iz Punt Se . FY 5 ome r ee | 7 rs ‘ . . eae: 5 ‘ aie — ~ Jes wee ax py 7 Pines 7 = ae a = m ~ / 7 _ . tik en) h or ; Oho 1 Bi mie ae : re be it aa os oe ' Ss PD a : ay * Ler hod cap a | “ewaiee - a # ey ; ee by : He Lnggiee: i wil rr ‘Sf a ase ee ¥ a y ; by . ; a Ys ; Pee Le ee Og ee Ree ee Are CoS ee ely Ab titel Basen nee ae Rar ey, nS, a en re r : : . co. ext) > re Se eee On ee vere te gh ay Pre algeria iey 100 fe scvonte-epaite ar . neue Pianeta . . 2 “ F P ~ . ‘“ >» - . » 2 ¢ * bee Sy! . a ’ , = . ah Br I tee ee} “ wtp « Ma = aoe Aap Ped: AP Si RA Gr + tery ¥2 ait fi “4 a" oii ie pt : - 4 in eh “ Ya NY os ¥ ; 4s ie op , : bE AAP oe PMB GA “ - a oi ~ >t + z ™ 7 4 : : . + Pg Oe WUE 4 - ’ . nr . dul . : oe ae y SS, ‘ 3 $ ; e : 4 ‘ ¥ % 4 %, % igi Gy sare ee sek, x . 44 st - 7 - . 4 5 er " - \ hats Nee ps Se ae zt r te Yu ok 4 ‘ - - « i 4 a 2 : f a = veh e Tea ae oe - @ . aa. t Ma oe ‘. & wi ak » 2 , ae ae A ‘ a 4 res + get a _ : 2 PPE AT BR gah m= : Ce ie. mag - is r os Nahe 3 NG ED Aingellon a. pact 30% aiy apna , ; : i Aiea 9, ” wr re QD > a ee Ar ~ Tw 5, wv “ne ° om ” . . a a * : * - ee ee ae » Bee BBE 4 ae Nee MARR A RR NLL Ri ge Me eat meteor fa - UP Me Re fli oe ‘ ¥ . ote te . > Me ee - ae 4 5 Oa , tw * pied WEAN a ee . 7 eee ae . R- > Bt > Pars y Bi ab fo i “er : 7 =k oe Pate he ~ . oe Sas Pm 4 ’ ; bo BUYS IT: Pes vesesenes I ; ? - Sa ; SS ’ ee : ca We were very forcumate to get 100 of these extra Inrum Sat | i a, == — gTapnhs at a verry ‘ow price. Br all means geo them ; i ‘ ° i et ¥ ee y ha 7 ,” - - ? > ~ your Christmas purchase. sTaph ts equal tm size to ‘those priced from 925 ts Sa: bility. — Teproduces s wenderful tence. as é N ~ _- ~~ = ¢> —_—_— a: — — ’ = = ; Am; : sd De s Price and on these easy terms a ' Ses — ; . : ’ ; ’ se HOLLAND SCENE DINNE R SET : . Pi ee 2 | = -'. scarf. any color. ove Plas . « ‘ a. Most Wonderful = Cue Ever Made' BUYS THIS LARGE ir great Ciud Pan COMFORTABLE 7,2 se 2 great Tumoer . ~ Lo ~ ve. are 7 AT GOLDMAN BROS. os ae $4 DOWNBUYSA §4 DOWNBUYSA DOWN BUYSA ¢§4 DOWN BUYSA moking Stand {Beautiful Lamp | FLOOR LAMP [Royal ™ * ~t re ih > « 4 . sd ecie r ake ‘ 2 ‘ — oe 0 “ . ‘ " t . ath ill PHANG a 2 a A rn OS, a PA > 2 ages Seg oe 68 AS ge RR Riana eas il bits aiid win y ¥ 4 an ats As . : - ™ yee il ae ns i a 62 3 ee Ngee’: get Ba RBs op game “ths te hoc es ae CRON oe atte ai a peti WR Basti Serie Ss 2% Oe es . -% Pty, Sr tee ee og able = : ‘ os iy : ; . Ee ak? ha ‘ 5 _ : : ase es Tes 5 « fet inte a a Ls This ts tr} ; li Holland | "a : ) Dinner Set vo mve heard 0 much ad : : 1 Push the Batton! 7 . - = — an +e ~ , bh . is. Push e outren anc the beck eclines. We show 29 different m — — ' , lesign 3 in Roral Easy Chairs. Buy uy bim fm st Ra ; 2 & c Bu: . eking Stand — neve a : . one for Christmas en eur easy ee “ee ‘ ‘ " M, » 4 , Px “ : ee & hate : ¢ j ; - . ss . ; . is ~e= #7 : ; ; 4 ; is , = ¥ Pi “ ‘ Z , ey Me Cy: Sea ~~ ; ) : Zz... & ‘ ; = - Py - ae Sosy > en ‘desi Christmas gift. We save 6 me = J 7 we : , ¥e 4 ; ‘ : * ~ ene : : aN . . Spee «5 : 7 , 4 . ' my ° wr : aie i ae a : e DOWN BUYS THIS t Not . s ' : a 4 . Co . , “ i aes é a OR ns p>. ‘ ‘fe 4 : “ a ‘ a ; 4 + See ow aa 6 ; ; ' : er ’ = ms a a Z, : Ads bt : ; sa a». Be 4 - ; : : : : “ ‘ >. ie a ae a : _ SS. ye a . 4 2 — « ‘ J : a4 ° en, a ae n 3 s z ‘ ° ks. > a eo . 4 ; ay . by a 2 * Bk? 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J ‘Re auspices of the Pos we & special price on . —————— - | : 2550 '°9 : this Beary , —| . : ae * care of all requests { Se =z (110411061108 OLIVE ST-~SLLOUIS | 22e= —_ Sees 3p Agee 4 A RMF % NN) 3 J Pht iE oges goriatmatene. speek ished - ages ee ree ee ee es We ne 9B ia SA Se ERE Si ab B.A B® allaaaed dist Te 4 ‘ " ews a eee ieee ee ae Oh te et tes e saat A oe one iM phan Nee yas ore . an Peg ah Ae el lead ; ram ne : i Bs ee Pa Rp Set iN a nied SE eh dele Bea M aabignaien: oe OE tea ap epee . vats ae, ts : oy fe eB i» ie Soiiandtamee 0 RRR, ak geen ia EGA M + ere nee, OSH he 2 yeaah “"3% Baskets, which ce “ately S23 32% cach. of »< ane e - 2 estima

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e ~ ° ea ‘ i me \ tes inva " z 2 ¥ a . DECEMBER 16, :999 = & SS Z ae Ss Fal tig + NX ‘ WOT GNA SAY AHH gS _ GH ~ . \ \ - VW Vy SS § & s LN j aes § ‘ Sw SSX § Ne &s ry § a Sy — eee > £ gy S&S CC) i N X QAR LAN \ NK 2 be, Ss : \ ANN SOHBKK\Q, PHSHQXXQgQ, WS aN NS WMAW F pamaens, SYS} SY s+ = N Rann SSS NS xs SSS S N ate NS . ee i ll ee \\\ \. 4 \\\ wh YW \ 4 WW * a . % — Pe. z ~ Se — ‘ #5 ; o - & a eae -o--— 2 Ret y $a . 4, Pe POS A CRS : ae a j | ! pee 9 4 au! si J ih. oer - Hi , hi | | ‘ +t — : * RR ot STRAvVSss 610 wWwHiITing HERMANN SPOEHRER + O NELSON CUNLIFF = * = HERM E . OSCAR STIFEL i “$ STRAUSE ' i * , a? ea ' . a. morning’ are being worked « | WEEE Festival Fund Has No children from the municipal pls ti eK, : : | oe a : * . grounds under the direction of t wt AN tT i | bc Solicitors; Lists to Go | ee oH Siiet | | oe Bs : ee recreational division of the Par] | ie be : Out as‘in Other Years f | = a ; Departinent, of which Rodowe Hz. / ae & rR 12 infec , ¢ the ' . a oe Zz R th rmati ion of tne Abeken is superinte ndent. Last x ir a | ms Dae = i general public the Post- ae ; | e Se Dispatch announces that. as nearly 800 playground performers od See oy | . “ , | | ’ 4 in other vears, the (theterween presented af allegori cal fairy pl: ‘ Tan i xr Sayama hac — . i 4 . , i! ' Festival Fund has no solicitors depicting the adventures of Santa ' of cash contributions Persons . ; ; , ' i : _ Claus in the Northland with good i | | a endeavoring to make cash col- : = : 5 : c avi] te hi | Se Se lections are impostors and should and evil sprites. The theme of tl | | }: be reported immediately to thse vear’s entertainment will be an = : 4 B,. Ke ager star \ f tT } 2 act } t ~ 7 - . It jie ‘ & ee es , retary o1 wes Executive ¢ abd nounced within a i ia | . | 2 mittee, Post-Dispatchy Olive HHOd. | ; SY ae ~~. . , ' or Central 6600. Pipes and Tobacco for Men. | os As usual, subscription lists | Oe will be delivered by young wom- It was decided at the first mecting n, where that is practical, and of the Executive Committee of the . * : th : . re v “a i) Theese licte ' he elsewhere by mail Mhese list Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival] Bs will be sent out with the request hick : ‘ tis , which convened at the tel fer- 4 23 ’ that they he so displayed that a ATi 4 ee He ' i Jeff , eee | ¥ ° . rn le if ~ ~ %* ho iy a? . i cme S10 WHITING anyone wishing to subscribe anv son last Wednesday that pipes and . a w ; 4 es Sum, large or small, to the fund, tobacco would be given to the men 4 o Q. > CODYETT mav 3 his que “ill > , . may do so. This request will bs who are to be the dinner guests on — made by the young women when o ; ‘ ‘ | ; 7 ; ' Christmas day oo the nunicipa! ‘ they distribute the lists, and : ze ee gene aie “3 these workers will make further lodging houses and the Salvation : Visits to see that the lists have Army missions This activity wil es een . els i¢ . Ot tm " toa ; ; We arry a not he = | mislaid Or iorgott I repiace the dinner ior homeless TN? eT) : " but none of them are authorized hich 7 to 193 é : ; ‘ whic rior to 1916 we annually | Complete Line hs tue me. to wecekve Geen r 1916 was annually When a list has served its pur- [/8!ven under the _ direction of the of Vocalion and OKeh ; Records pose it may be returned to the cashier of the Post-Dispatch by mail or messenger, or if that is not convenient, a telephone re- | quest to ‘ico Post-Dispatch will oe r. es ntz j e rit- 100 of these extra large, fine Phono-— bring a isd iceaeatagaate with w all means see them before you make ten authority to receive and re- . ceipt for thé list and money. riced from $25 to $50 aye onet else- 4 Donations ma} be made in @ wonderful tone. as clear as a- cash or by mail to the cashiei h is an invention which has pattied of the Post-Dispatc! idition yt. for after these are gone there-wil © ate ; 2. RIN terms. to the subscription lst medium. , Acknowledgment in the columns 2 of the paper, of every subscrip- tion of whatever size, will be ‘ee wiae 3 made accompanied by, the do- NG i. nor’s name, unless a request for : Cee Me ore ee an anonymous acknowledgment > -- =."* % ate : s,s ret, . “= -4 oat. is made. *-* fee “* =A rm .. . a * te* ~ - od TS a oe « 2 pg . a e®* r » me “7+ @ re . a eee pn Sa eet peer *2%0 ey — a *s« > ng > a e'® oe. ae y Soe ==: = “ ‘ “] « to.” ih a" =". 7 .? ow SA Sie oe =f 2™, S" . “2 S60 ae «a "1 Li STO set +: eS I a 7 _ 2 Ses 4 ey f > bale .. 4 Chairman Robe > 4 ett O heads the Gift Buving and Distrib- ution Committee, reports-that the gifts embrace a b r war 4 L« ashithl i Ca oa nT ‘ 35,000 persons to Bs pe ipate in the sprea ding of se ide che er It is the desire of the Subscription List Committee t nince a contribu- tion list in evéry place of business in St Joouis. and about 15,000 new 1|ists if offices a! business gstablish- nts hi é compiled from the atest telephone and business direc- tories. In each place to which a list is de- livered some individual will be asked to take charge of it and of contribu- tions, a the list is closed, to send the 1 with the nd W he nN noney subscribed, MAURICE WEIL.. list. to the cashier of the P ost- Dis- patch. Every contribution, large or small. will be acknowledged in the Post-Dispatch. Organized 22 Years Ago. A brief summary of the history of the Post-Dispatch Christmas Festl- | val Association should not be amiss connection with the announce- ment of its plans for the current sea- son. Organized years ago, it is managed bv an Executive Committee comprising well- Known citizens. and representatives of the leading or- -anized charitable forces of St. Louis. The members of the ass3ocia- tion appointed by the executive chairman to preside over various mi- nor committees and each sub-com- mitteeman assumes responsibility for tain department of the festival choosing as many Pelpers and asosciates as he deems needful to ad- minister effectiv ely the details of his particular department. The work of the Christmas Festi- Association is not a.charity In any sense—it is rather a hospitality —a recognition of the age-old maxim | that Christmas joy in the f IT 0° ~~ - are 2 cer work, val cross-checking cation. ils operating in- ‘fort to provide hom hospli- ists of for, compared with rtake pro- dimes and i a as os mosKn MRS. ROBERT HYKINS Sense comes not from receiving. hb: from giving Co-operates With Charities. The Christn + ‘ tion is not ias Festival Assoc 7 +; jaen tific ed with any sing organized charitable agency, though it works i i i a aaa an on ee r PLANS FOR HUGE ENTERTAINMENT UNDER THIS NEWSPAPER’S AUSPICES ALR STRAUSS * CHRISTOPHER J KEHOE...” ] t re al- in co-operation with [2] all, regardless of creed or standards. It is merely a one-day institution which has for its sole object th business of making certain that no Dispatch Christmas Festival Fund: person in the city, young or old, re- 4 As chairman of the Audit and Fi- gardless of race or color, shall !ack nance Committee of the Post -Dis- the means of escape, for one day, natch Christmas Festival Fund and condition and is particularly from the surroundings whict heartedness. it make for n down iisery anxiou to reach those families in wh are small children, even hysica! needs are fairly we STR@AVSS GEORGE S.JOHNS. ee fe mee ¢ BRIGADIER DAVID E. DUNHAM.. met on other days, but who on Christmas day, were it not for the would not have which mean s0 Christmas Festival, the little ‘‘extras’’ much to childhood and adults allke— the candy and gifts which come to the child of the family of average | means as a matter of course. The Post-Dispatch serves merely as the agent of publicity and the me- dium by which the Executéve Com- mittee and its associate workers are | brought into co-operation with thou- sands of volunteer contributors and are enabled to do their work. The paper receives and acknowledges the contributions and pays the adminis- tration expense of the Festival, but every dollar of expenditure is di- rected and approved by the commit- tees of citizens and every dollar con- tributed goes directly to the objects of the festival—the food for the bas- ket dinners, the toys and gifts for the children, the pipes and tobacco for the homeless men and the materia! and labor necessary to prepare and distribute them. Report of Last Year's Fund. be s Lich thas ‘7 ‘o i; ? ’ ' |year by |The following report of the chairman ! of the Audit and Finance Commit- te® shows which the 1921 fund was used: Audit Committee report on th Post-Dispatch 1921 Christmas Festi- | val Fund: St. Mo., Nov. 21, 1922. To the Executive Committee, Post Louis, a committee of business men. clearly the purposes for ' “~— 5 a ‘sma ge “ght - gees Bis -, Sirona eres ee wee. $e 5, . on0 Sth ey 2% « . - Ay, “ee am) Ei ti i 4 2 58 SI, oe ? oe Pe a te P 4% ss - ee he 4 o> x . — “5S 3 V eo Soa te 5 7 a wv J : » “~ os ~~ oe KARE. pees & Eo 7 r ¢ ea | * - €.M. HUBBARD. EADY UNDER WAY FRED W. PAPE + RODOWE H ABEKEN @ OR. A.H. SIPPY SPATCH CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION essaries for the festival were ordered , despite the Increases of expenditures | Transportation Committee; Mr. on requisition of the chairman of tre|due to greater cost of materials, Robert Hykins, representing Jewish " committees and ordered by the |t there is a balance of $1814.14 depos- | | Community Center, chairman Crip- chairmen of the Supply Committee | ited at interest to the credit of the, pled Children Committee; Louis and on the approval of the Execu- | fund. J. R. COOKE, Nolte,. chairman Food Buying and tive Committee. Vice President First National Bank, Distribution Committee; Fred W. All bills were approved by the. Chairman Audit and Finance Com-/ Pape, chairman Entertainment Com- ‘chairman of the committees and mittee. ny ae rt Abeken, chair- | on- vouchers signed for the Ex-) man Ticket Distribution Committee; ative Comanitte; and the Peat-Da-| _ eee $101,260 Disbareed. | c. J. Kehoo, chairman Transporté> patch by Miss Mdbel Denison and| During the 22 years of its, stew- ition Committee; Col. A. T. er. George 8. Johmis. ardship the Post-Dispatch bas fe-| representing United Railways: .: Bele P ceived and disbursed approximately! pavia fF. Dunham, representing Every dollar expended is account- $191,259.88, every penny of which | saivation areas Be A. oe : ed for by an approved bill and 4/10. cone for the purpose for which | chairman Medical Commilttee: signed and approved voucher. it vas given. | A. H. Sippy, chairman Basket Besides its contribution of $500.| The Executive Committee, whicn ing Committee; Robert D. Co the Post-Dispatch paid the expense | has complete charge of the manag*- chairman Gift Buying and Dis of the administration, including ca!- | ment of all branches of the festiva? tion Committee; Nelson Cu aries of office help, solicitors, efc..' and directs the expenditures and ohsirman Tree and Decora typewriting, stationery, postage and work through subcommittees, is Committee; Henry J. Bube, chagt committee expenses, which amount- composed of the following members, man Hall Committee: Oscar ed to $2308.82. Thus all of the many of whom have been on the | chairman Door Committee; money expended from the fund was committee for many years: A. M. \J. Russack, chairman Lost os applied to the actual necessaries of Roth, chairman Executive Commit-¢ committee: Herman Bpoehrer, : the several divisions of the festival. | tee; Willlam L. Igoe, representing | man Basket List Checking It is gratifying to note the effi- | St. Vincent de Paul Society, chair- me: J. R. Cooke, chairman Audit ecient system on which the festival is | man Police and Fire Protection | pinance Committee. - conducted and the economy and ac-|Committee; C. M. Hubbard, repre- curacy with which the fund is ad-/senting Provident Association; Mau- 3 rice Well, president Jewish Commu-| . It gives me pleasure to state that, nity Center, chairman Automobile <

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, ms Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ee i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the +’ “wee —_ 2 cee t ae R A D | O—For the Amateur and Expert | m : I R a d i O S ec 1 4] ~ RADIO STANDARDIZATION | Radio Frequency Amplifier “Th 5 ) 5 DAILY PROG : CONFERENCE 10 BE HELD |_ for Crystal Detector Set} — (F PUBLIC SERV eee | ether ® = = EATAEATAEATAUAENT EATER . Ie oPpmtphe® A a4 ; " eee, ‘ PS, oe a Sees eer? aro ota san wine pi ita’ Gas rs re Perry AYES, ge de. ote is Telia = | ae Ry odie tek Ne ® Beto te ee ; ge. a MS ill nt ~ Ap Se a , A Christmas Gift for Boy or Giri Crystal Receiving Set $21 Vaiue— Special at ee = A dandy Christmas present and one that ° can enjoy without butting in on ¢! kids’ fun, tO t Aas p ? -“ 4 * we ST ‘ aes et nS Fen DI Say SAS I i ST RIE te. riers ae ge os : t aii 2 sid Pes . “ i hia PER: + - OF a el rganization for Purpose Phones, Detector a8 of surg Benefit Tube, “B” Battery Will Receive Stations Coast to Coast We Make a Complete Line of Receiving Sets, Amplify- img Sets and Loud Speakers MISSOURI. RADIO CORPORATION —MANTFACTT RERS— 2609 Washington Avenue Bomont 3200 We Have Some Profitable Territory Open for Dealers Y rte £ . = - = 4 . # e : % “4 > s ~ ‘ “ R > el e. é s Fhe =: re & bg . =. é d 3 é @ $ : e He Turki acinof = > * —s £ C~# > ~ — “ - . as os : - ee — ag a a ana — * ni - : —s Saw e rT 4 Be ee n Hawaii and extension courses . ~~ —- }~+ - :* bd - ~ 4. s 5 > Te ‘ Ti ae 2 ~ - »U ved ; MV 2 act e~' 2 Tv -_ . £ . ee ’ - Pe | we a Poe ~ Pree , oe - _ " . = “ = rm — eta’ tr a Ton is is “Ys “ins Te ape “2% 0 cov déereer read4aZ a ie att > on i ae ee -* a. | “* eae aa «> o Th - @ra c.ebrmaécast from vers. vs — -* - — C7 « - 5 ? a Haws ‘eB. : : : P yor oe. ah ° -f ? a sg han guring tne caey ~- pee a ee oe ee ae aT ee . 7 ¢ m ae Oe Re OR Rae ie Pie Pe SS Se SS BO eee For the Entire Family A TUSK A Radio Outfit ts : : ry bods cer ember Little Giant Crystal Sets | { Be ee. Se Regular $15 | +S ee) me : Rad; Value, at $9 IS in a= : Rie) : | tio Bargin : = Tt 20 agli 3 Mail, Compicte with Head Phones. Aerial Wi: —_-* } , . i | | 7 tora, Ground Wires and packed In Christmas , cae a , rae Deets , au 18¢ $1.60 splendid gift for any bor! ath barteries 3 , Be ur, ne Gap Lightning QB Fone ectric seid De Forest Tube Sets. with tubes Peeuiar as Prececser C st anythis Stra popes. - $41 vatue at $27.40 Iottoriea, tates and Soey wench Amoliser No 255. with 8419 6G - sing Protecors...--,... 90008 Max-a-loued Horne. $5 5° raise: speci«! a $3.98 Getdide Prete SSI RG 3 atell Gideon Set Radio Accessories for His Christmas Gift | $137.90 Sha Additions that he will treasure above all oher git 4 4 Fosters Fiectrie Mant Sp $161.00 ) Se | emen $55.0 omestic Electric Co. $12.00 908 Pine Street REISS RSME Ree ne Rtn ee Bie eR ee dg al Pighithey eee aud Se ee re a ee il ul «shear hs PRAT! ee set ary i 4 mY 4 * Seopa aaa eye x atin Mit aghe - ¥ Bcd es Be a ee o MORTON ELECTRIC C6 709 Locust St—Two Stores—1117 Olive St Mail Orders Filled—We Pay Kapren or 7 Selo. ; a

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STNDAY, @ DECEMBE R10, 1928. Tl , _ ° - zs — . le City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPAICH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 Radio Exports Increasc. Do} m esti c exports of ri adio | RADIO—For the Amateur and Fuxpert | ice sirine ie monn’ si totaled $2 and weighed | ° it in a litt as n aceoding Coop cng Listeners at Denver Siiccessfully “ai value of these radio Hear St. Louis Symphony Concert Broadcast by Station K S D Oi as follows: Eneland. dissolve get tact. appa- October 114, resi 07.535 pounds, compiled by merce le sal-ammoniac powder Which are a drops of The paste . the the copper and the solder will amalgamate With the — | S8tructing enough to Denver Radio Stations. cated. = 6 ty Hear Concert in St. Louis | dphone, leather Headba d YO feet aerial . switch, adjust- ulators. But to obtain genuine satisfaction vou must have good apparatus—apparatus that will permit you to tune out local interfering stations and permit vou to receive Atlanta, Louisville, Fort W orth, Denver, Chicago and other distant sta- tions. came —_ Se ee eee e ¢ Op- to Kennedr apparatus {is not only good apparatus, but is recognized the world over as the best. Ask your dealer for an actual dem- onstration or send for Bulletin C-3 with yeur dealer's name. COLIN B. KENNEDY CO., St. Louis, Mo. Factory No. 2—San Francisco, Crystal Sets— he with a , the sensation of the R a th patented enclosed Ye h one pair 2000-ohm Musio 172 ; clamp, cop porcelain in special tion Rederal phones ri —— oggeath 1 6-volt 60 ampere ry one eat$ 47-50 50 nw a gta 5.00. Xmas | TUNER DETECTOR "AGE AMPLIFIER a licensed under the Arm- if from 1000 to 1500 miles. a Il Radiotron de- 221e-volt Burgess ‘‘B”? felphia Radio a equipment, $97:50 50 Formerly 13 BROADCASTING 3E RECEIVER msitive Radio Frequency Set ving set that will positively cean to Ocean, and from Can- ished such a remarkable re- iain. No outside aerial on r 2200-ohm Federal phones, Taluee, 1 Radiotron detector S-volt special Burgess ‘‘B’’ t permanent. de} | | | ‘Laxe and} * g Practice of the Vestern Electric Man apes contain sulphur in the W Gi dR d Eagl St Lure and | hie: wabliiaes snake milion : rubber ¢ ompound. This will form a e Uive an edeem € amps Tima: : | | of soldered connections every year in a =— dha in of copper anipty ed : ; building mammoth telephone switch- } | work its way around all the wires | PRRRSRRCRRRR RRR RRR RR TERRE REE RRR RRR RRR eee boards and in al] sorts of apparatus : ; ; 7 _— work. In fact, the only connections that are not soldered are those that must be opened asa matter rou- tine, as in replacing worn-out cords or batteries. : A good electrical fofnt must first Copper for | of all be strong enough to stand the strains of handling, etc., to which it will be subjected. When two wires are joined, they should always be twisted together for mechanical 8 pallopnoto- oduce, at some film from an or & man’s being copied f Stations any- ,>Y radio. Crystal detector sets, cabinets 7%x6x6% inches; in mahog- any finish; has a range of 30 miles and is an extraordinary $36.00 DeForest ERadiohome Receiver .. value at this price. $35.00 DeForest two-stage Amplifier ..........-- ‘t2nlbo $40.00 Clapp-Eastham Detector and Tuner «+2e++- 830.00 $40.00 Clapp-Eastham two-stage Amplifier . . 830.00 $45.00 Proudfoot Detector and two-stage Amplifier. $25.00 $80.00 Acmefone Receivers, with two stages of Amplification and built-in loud speaker... . $48.00 $225.00 Vocophone Receiver with two steps of am- * plification and built-in loud speaker $595.00 Standard Navy Type Receiver; 250 to 3100 ters $250.00 ocatone Receiver, with two stages of am- cccccceeoestsccec cena Receiver .............817.80 op anced sbedcel 37.50 wives: y RADIO DIGEST. itlnstrated, | Madievs Se cn 5 | VAL. 4 —_. en oe Wrz A Loop RECEIVER OPERATE A SEES EE saad . Loup SPEAKER On DistawsGraTsons! sigs # Vi COLES RS STtioee” {te = Se noneae — Ae ea ONT ANT rere 2 . ee an quality. ar sale at all reliable radio — or order direct. Do not t a substitute. All our senadiement are un- conditionally guaranteed. Send ten cents for booklet on Radio Frequency with SS ~ SS SS DO) i = a mje “ The fttem reproduced here appeared recently in the Rocky | Mountain News at Denver. It is intere sting for the degree of succes + 47 = La! ij i) ne wires. ° : er ' ; ais ‘ : . and, if possible, oldered ' aA - WOY LOL » W er . auce si , 7 - \ * fans maj 1] e an unsoldered joint want it to he (eae eee RRR eee RRR RRR RRR RRARRR RRR RR RR RRR RRR RR RRR RRERRRRRRER RRR ARR RRR ERR ERR eee eee eee eee eee eR RRR Ree eee ee Ask be mag for ‘ ae suer ‘ ory Representativ Fidelity *Flectric Oo., 1724 ‘Olive St. ee age Slot i ar age yi ti a ? . wa ° i us eae Sa ‘end form a high resistance in the circuit. If any considerable current | ts carried, the joint will heat up and) the sulphide will form all the faster. In radio antennas the minute voltage will not overcome a high-resistance Solder, and be sure! ny? The Finest and Most Costly Radio Cabinet in the World -—— - a ‘oint. Radio “A” Batteries Are the original Radio “‘A”’ Batteries, and the only Radio Batteries with the “Cristol”’ iT | ; - Radio Technique. The success of radio reception does not depend on the set alone, | but requires a certain skill and tech- sable Philadelphia es, 24-volt; regular $9.75. Thig week. Christmas. Mail Orders. a AD SET 3 3.98 24.98 ate ee , RADIO \TION lead Phones mplete with comfortable very special. — eral Head Sets; 2200 ohms; lar $8.00 type, now. . 86.95 | Ohm Head Set; poet e¢; only a limited quan ‘ "94.45 ~~ Radio forage Batteries It; regular $13.50 value; os h factory guarantee $8.95 * Batteries; 22% volts; © package, g for $165... $9.95 ‘TRIC CO. —1117 Olive St. Express or Postage. SE ie Tee rere Seer i bition oe : Sunt ee a Pye em i Tem Joe oe , inf FS aa = A no Wa end aa) - , * ‘ Ra ae te yin ; Ae ee Pie (fone iw Mi A peo Sere ms hie # ae ‘i & « ‘ | Paratus. Three years in the Radio business enables 826 Pine St. plates, which assure louder, clearer phone reception. KECO Batteries give more hours of serv- ice, per recharge, owing to their special construction. Keco Combinators —Charge themselves Handled by all leading dealers. Kalb Electric & Mfg. Co. 7323 Manchester Av. St. Louis, Mo. ANNOUNCING FORMAL OPENING OF OUR DOWNTOWN Exclusive Radio Store ‘Monday, December 11th 926 Pine Street Wie a complete line of the very latest in Radio Fre- ‘Quency Outfits and all standard parts and equip- ment of the highest quality. We make Radio our sole business and are prepared to render expert serv- ice and advice. Our installation and repair department is complete in itself. Call Caban: y 8608 and tell us your trou- Our advice costs you nothing and means a reat deal to you in getting results out of your ap- | Us to give you this service. RECEIVING SETS Crystal Receiving Sct; 2000 ohm phones and ‘ light socket acrial; a dandy Xmas present $9.50 Murad R. F.—MA—13 See the new Coto Radio Frequency Set. Dealers: Write for Attractive Discounts. —r ca ce eae a €e. Two Stores for Your Convenience 5618 Delmar Bl. —— —_—— strength. A wire should be twisted around some part of a fixed termi- nal. Where a flat ecrew or nut is turned down on the wire, the latter should pass nearly around th screw, but not cross {tself. T} lows the screw evenly. If two or more wires | be clamped under the same screw a washer should be put bet teen each wire, or the wires should be twisted ‘together before being bent arund the screw. Avoid the kind of binding post through which a wire passes which clamps the wire under the tip around the screw. The ideal connection, or nut to seat however, is and Copper for heavy work a wire held bv !{t alone Can and repeated hbend- vy “ 1 . ‘+ I make i loose. rtine to work with a it to then file the tip of surface on all sides, , being careful to keep the tip in the flame. When heated in Wr copper rapidly takes on a biack oating of oxide. When hot enough solder, give the tip a final ib with the file, quickly rub , + a i+ o me then crystallize and | | delicate. nique in tuning and handling the ingtruments. ‘receiving, Poor results in radio | such as feeble short-distance range, maximum in- | terference and distorted music, can. be attributed very often to faulty | manipulation of the instruments. Care of Head Phones. The head receivers should be treat ef with much care and not be) dropped or jolted, as they are very | Do not put fingers into | the little holes, ‘or you may bend the | diaphragnis, which would be hard to) strairhten. A hook under your re- | ceiving table {x a good place to hang them when not In use. A Gandy Receiving Set any Gouble headphone, 10 fee A set of easy direct ions f listen to Pittsburgh, Chicago, Aeriotron, headphones, full Bpecta) clev er boy can. Sr. Receiving Set is especially built for long range instructions for operations. two stage tube outfit complete, for in necessary . Aertola &r. high- powered Amplifier, the volume of tone, easily attached to any Westinghouse R. C. Outfit, complete. . . Grebe Receiving Set, C. R. 9 General Electric Detector, AR 1300 General Electric Amplifier, AA 1400 Complete Stock of Loud Speakers. LOWER PRICES ON MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES install. The “Marvel” . eeded Soceaner ies, as de Ss ‘ribe i, wire and all may eo ud: (‘omplé Set is set. No battery A Radio Outfit Makes Christmas Joy LAST THE YEAR ’ROUND HOLIDAY SPECIAL “MARVEL” RADIO RECEIVING ae ioc 0 Regular Price $18—Special . . . . ready Macrox Crystal Sets, with hendliias True Tone; 3000 ohms. . Macrox Crystal Sets, without headphone Westinghouse Aeriola Jr. Crystal Sets, complete AN‘ INEXPENSIVE LONG-DISTANCE OUTFIT— Atlanta and other distant places. complete with No storage battery necessary This famous Westinghouse Aeriola $4.95 . ° ° comes With to insta all only . $8.98 vacuum tube $65.00 creasing ‘® $68. 00 HEAD A rare bargain Headphones: True tion, 2000 Ohms. « weizht headband, now. only Tone, Spe ial price SETS Bupersensitive guaranteed construc- onnecting cords an | Double » 7 - counter, hightls VARIOCOUPLER A well-constructed, correctly wound Varig- efficient and extremely sens!- nited suf ply; $2.98 Switch Points. each Crystal Detector Cups. each Gridleak and Phone Condensers, Myer’s Audion Tube Bulbs, each Headquarters of St. the installation in your home of 513 Olive St. each Visit our Radio Department, Louis—where a ready to give information and demonstrations to of radio problems and he will be giad to help vou over your difficulties. 100 feet Vernier side line, but expert, Mr. R. amateurs. not a smal] technical any outfit bought us. from Myers Receptactes, Acrial Wire. Attacliment for any dial. Vacuum Grip Radio Pliers... 9 eomplete scientific department—Radio Crancer, Mr. Crancer has a practical knowledge FULL LINE OF PARTS FOR ALL RADIO SETS Sales Agents for Radio Corporation of America each 7-strand copper is waiting, willing, always He will personally supervise East of Sixth signals, | Complete Stock Radio Supplies New 1923 De Luxe Model $1000 sawatxur This beautiful period model, designed and built for the finest homes, con- tains the celebrated ZENITH Long-Distance RADIO with two-stage am- plifier, loud speaker, batteries, automatic battery charger—everything com- plete, ready to “tune in” by any member of your family, young or old. ZENIT Hi wne-vistance Listen to concerts, speeches, music, market reports, lectures, church serw ices, financial news, grand opera, music for dancing, weather reports, any~ thing and everything that the human ear can receive is of the ZENITH. It is absolutely the best construced, efficient Set made, and will give positive results from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from Alaska to Cuba day by day, year in and year out. We respectfully suggest placing your orders for ZENITH Sets at once. The demand far exceeds the supply. The Popular Model 1R ZENITH Long Distance RADIO to all owners lest and most $100 A Handsome Addition to Any Living Room. Enjoyment KIESELHORST PIANO COMPANY Mail Orders and Instruction for All. —Established 1879— 1007 OLIVE os ee ee mm EE TS A er eS EE COI ok een . ee RR Se eR A ~ eee ee

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DECEMBER 16, 193% ara o nano leat , 7 we ene AA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and th- : iF SP qe TL a 2 , \") = —=— = = : a a IVE ial | stil it , all a ° 7 ) D | oP » : Lt | BENWOOD RADIO SPECIALS | | 4 remarkable Christmas Ofering of |. || Post-Dispatch Radio Station CS D a} BI & NI\ & ! gh - TUUULI, When Benwood Recommends It, You Know It’s Good @ . | Daily Schedule Tuesday, December 12 | apn a ] O re pape chores Pel | |) Ml RE&CO Penberthy Receiver, Etc. cae Receiving Sets Penberthy guaranteed Crystal Re- ceivers, as shown. complete wits TWO SETS 4000-ohm head phones What better gift than a guaranteed Set, assembled from our vast stocks of parts and offered complete at this unheard-of saving? aaa nena ent ies es { —_—— ee, f i I, On 485 Meters John’s Episeopal Church, Paul x Wa Friess, Choirmaster. ae a. pone Cantata in three parts, a 1226 OLIVE STREET re = Neck and “i At 9:4, ee aby ‘‘Penitence, Pardon and Peace.’’ —. . : ae , i l Broadcasting of the opening inearson, baritone; Russell Hor- | —_ | s s pe cia ; i ing - tenor. prices, midsession and elos ; ton, te } = , quotations of the St. Louis grain Address by the Rev. &. A. |} /) SS | aie” Gamiuehacat? oe = preaking out of the ski ’ 3 i ‘ : im pson. a . markets, live stock quotations, Stimp | in all sizes. Prices we: hin eczema, can be « fron . . supplied by Market Bureau Serv- Wednesday, December 13 : o™ We ne bY applying a little X ice, U Dept. of Agriculture; Mrs. N. 8S. Bender, lyric so- jj) |) . = Bi ever 00% ares a noted skin | , . se = os & ’ : ebur, dec! Liverpobl and New York Cotton prano; Sarah Schermer, Lucille }}) ||| > | ; , ‘ 4 bieethy x! : tt peers 11 " MMR St Bet / and multi-point detector. Four per- aons can list@n in at same time. Gives perfect reception, with loud, clear signals at all times. No bat- ~teries used. Can be attached to lamp socket if desired. Complete receiver h . with two aad calles % $16.00 Now Available at Reduced Prices os ce Tic | Baldwin (Original) Head Amplifies incoming vR signais sufficiently Phones to fill an ordinary ie af peer ciate l (oe Supersensitive amplifying —no batteries. Type C, pair A i Te a ie i Tae i IM 7] 4} ny t i rl it 1) = HAH CRA | j wil’ Mb MITEL use of its germ des’ ket: New York stocks, bonds Hahn and Hilda Porbeck, pian-, |] - ; rties, this as market; New ork stocks, , | i | pro) » to 800 , istes. ! v = ol onc | and money market; hay and clo- Sneakers to be announced. | CEDAR CHESTS +S So AR a} "aan, F we eruptions such as ras ; : P A large assortment, secured espec- Ne P= et : worm. ially for the holiday trade. All made ~ 12 Be ples and ring Hitt Mt i Ma itt it Each consists of the following guaranteed parts, sold either sep- arately or assembled free: Pease J... 9k Game ...... 8 Detectors .. .$1 Dials ......30c ties .. $1 ides ....2e ~~ oa ee, These Sets are such excess values and offered at ara ||3 such a saving, that it will be wise to supply your mer. ER mane | | 2 Christmas needs as early as possible. This offer- REAL EXTRA Se rvelcnter eacave all = ing is subject to quantities on hand. Choose early. er-—every Crystal absolutely guaranteed. Fach = THE 25c TO $1.00 STORE tH} i bee bibdate HHT ‘er; poultry and butter market; eee | \i\ os en's c rket; U. 8. official Thursday, December 14 | of solid cedar. Many designs to se- A Vee LZ HY og seldom fails to —— t metais market; of ¥4 mae Special program illustrating lect from, $14 7 | , ) a 7 | ad disfigurement, an x weather reports and forecast, bird music. | * | ~~ @ 3 | Sa. have to wait torr news bulletins. Marietta Schumacker, soprano. |} ||| ideal tits ox: tii. ot pot ent. Improvement | Mrs. Frank Neal, pianiste. Alt , ht a = 5, Sufferers from skin : | a | ef ‘» a eamall jar of iia Meters Speakers to be announced. | | ee 1d obtain | 8 P. M.—4qoo te 1, Danse Sueeeei ai | > ihe ‘Sulphur from amy goo Special programs by talented , —_ 1 oe. Mentho- aoe it Tike cold cream singers, musicians, short ee Friday, December 15 | : den gist an 3 — dresses and other features. e- Alice Murphy, soprano. tails announced daily in the St. Clarence Bloemker, tenor. _ } 7 a. | Louis Post-Dispatch. Reba Gardner and Mildred Not- | oC ers rh it | , telman, pianistes. | | a rn: dat iii ~~ ann at J . r . ‘ te 2 : 5 .s ie 4 — 2p oennegeetiamenneinpa ‘ «sab tbre se eaten nt ene, ot aa eat hah — a 0 = pron “* - ‘ . ~- > ~ * awa ave a = eee Bs . nai nore Initial = = . * 4 y . eee cps ese , al . : en in a Ps 7 cue ~ —— eratvartabeiibilihmi. edu teclne apao coe lie ee EEE te See ee selfs eT I RTA ARI AGES OEP SAD oA De I Beat Shae ie ics AeA ne «aie x sy aecaites Sql aakalate andar. sas si, 7s cktcdimesienetiing oh . e o ‘ mH ees ¢ owen ’ "Re veiliea ir hematin ey deme pea 7 ee a ane- mah a = a comarca ae a eee ne en =: ° ci meepeessc~ Jomo sea. “ym Site oleae . , eowreeve : - ~ey e (a a8 t 2 . il — ‘tit i erring egrets Son f b ' aL Hi : if ‘ill t i un | e — S222 | =: ee iin RNS See eon BRE MRR es capa | Explanation of the Theory of Circuit | EPS £18 8 @ 88 @ Bae... | ie | | a. ne. 8. * , | FROM CHET & PHINE Is Given. as Well as Instructions | | a | on Operation. | = “eee wee Y le. | ‘ Ve i! | rs Excellent Results Obtained Us | Kenneth Harkness, publishad by the; 1 ahd a 4, ! We are showing one of the Christmas Gift ing Triton in Connection | Radio Guild, New York, has just | ) : mae =6ssortment of models in the city, We afte Radio experts—we install your set and guarantee com- The receivers employing this new) ye AY as hogany, oak erent ™@ very interesting way how a conch | @nd operation. They have already | - special Talking : We also carry a complete line of electrical appliances. = | Machine at ..... i ALEXANDER RADIO ELECTRIC CO.., Inc. a “It is a new ces tree pageant 48 this new book the author gives, for | bs ae j . the smaliest} : device that amplifies with every Phono- = | | A NEW STORE—A NEW STOCK | “The Construction and Operation ° Yi . 9 oe One day a druggist tol | & : We says Peterson, ‘‘that Pet |The wooden horn is not quite aS/understandable and the text is em-, InOne Clear as the shell amplifier, but i |bellished with many us¢ful dia- I ° n Ointment was the béest 3 is more powerful. The pyramid horn! grarms and illustrations. || Now fs the time to try one ot R | i /Was made two inches square et the . 1) Bert ga og merger gengo - SUPERIO ie he sold for eczema. But a ewe ~ te foot ere at the TLong-Distance Record for Amateurs. |) vanes er py in hneancan ™ | Full line of the celeb 4S tem never make any,money | F Thi the] ached row. + at] one av or °as _. i. ° raat aan fo ~y" han ve Personally Olive a : Axminster Rugs; : Brussels Rugs; » 4 | fio 27x54 7+? 4 for mo a Sh or nape aia meena nO me sept Se —_ MADE TO RETAIL AT $22.00 The ‘‘Jewel”’ has a sensitive, permanent, crystal adjustment. No batteries required; no mainte- nance eost. size 9x12 Velvet Rugs; Linoleum; inlaid, 907-909 PINE ST. : size 9x12 , per yard MARYLAND HOTEL BUILDING | Brussels Rugs; Linoleum; cork, ° size 9x12 .. ¥ per yard .....-.+. Floorcovering; Special Radio Bargains TW age: orth sce ccs is Extra heavy Grass R ’ 6 9 *-* for Xmas vet, Lawrence Crystal Set, '. Lawrence Head Sets, | Real ‘i. i | Hall . | 5158 _ ine ul Li t See eee ~ It is rated asa 50-mile instru- ment, and under favorable atmos. pherie conditions will receive ra- dio signals from that distance. 1t is on] y recommended, however, at this time of the year, for St. Lows and suburbs. Tests have shown that the “Jewel” picks up local “adio programs clearly and dis- tinetly, 2200 ohms ........$3.25 Antenna Sets, complete, H |e $5.00 value .......$3.25 i: | areca | ar /ys! | Radiotrone Amplifying | : — = . 14 | Tubes , H 271 S | Manhattan Head Sets, 3000 ohms .........$5.50 ! ) ‘ Bo Bay 1 Manhattan Head Sets. ee All _ Sey) MY £000 chute ..,.....94.35. | S00 .----.--.,-- ORGS @ ace 4 Federal Head Sets...$5.95 | Million Point Crystal. .21c | | : oe Dictagraph Head Sets, | Hipco ‘‘B’’ Batteries, 221/,- | : mg Se 3000 ohms ........$6.75 volt; guaranteed..$1.15 3) |)... aresersatvie cnittorout santnine. htm ocled, aah Seana | Hy roomy drawers‘and large cloth mos arUclet SEE US ON YOUR RADIO SUPPLIES | /!| mgs" es' $41.75 *; complere with) © aw | ; plate glass 25.00. wr _ | We Sell for Less = Hi $3 Gash—%60 Weekly, ash—S0e Wee A Se } i i ee ee a a ee eer ee ees | ee ae ead a an A A ee ee eee Te SHHHSSESSHSELESE SEC ECER eRe Fee eee tees seeeceseeeeeecesaeseeete ee : z , a , Sed ne ne ‘ 4 Radio Department NS “H 408 N. Broadway ALL the People 4 Doors South of Main Building 2 ; 2 PNR, IR: gE NEAT MRI NOE a IF he NBS ORM ORR PGE LTE INI OTL nt IT, The “Jewel” Radio Receivine Set includes tuning coil in polished cabinet with set of Kellogg's receiving phones (2400-ohm resist- ance). Actual size of cabinet, 7° in. x 6% in. x 4% in. » ee > re HN Le “ a ’ ; te 2.8.8). 8. Bie rere e Store for oe - * 18.2.8 £26.28 ee a.8.8 8 Stee nueneus é ; ‘| i ’ if "nt 1] i; ' 4 | ‘ ie ese ate vote eons vate 8.8.8. bot hits “ te oe “ A ‘ Ih mw | a ‘ see ote saae thee .

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RECO. STREET “we SPECIALS DLL CARRIAGES show a very assortment. ¥v,* sizes. Prices w 4 howing one of the largest of models in the city, com- ; : $ different makes. nma-~ am = § eae ” Your Oien Choice. _with every Phono- B graph sold: 6 double- face Records. 12 9s of your own choice. 5 | SUNDAY. FEMBER 10, 19°? The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times 8 Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH s; 4. +.) WL. . NEW OKLA. GOVERNOR piu GLEARS jes _"oeee 200,000 Persons Two Day F rect snd Arms} . i Made Smooth, Sought for Inaugural Party. eczema, can be quickly of its germ destroying 7” wal eruptions such as rash, pim- and disfigurement, and vou do erers from skin trouble use it Tike cold cream. By the Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Dec. 9.— A-call for enough provender to serve '200,000 persons two days has gone out in Oklahoma. Governor-elect J. '(. Walton, Democrat, has invited the world at large to his inaugural party, Jan. 10 and 11, at the State Fair grounds here. He said he come in oOx-carts, airplanes, cars, special railroad trains, riding ther rods and the cushions, a-foot, horseback, and by al! availiable methods of travel. He will serve them barbecue, and give a square dance—on the com- pletely floored-in circle of a half- mile race track. Dan V. Lackey, prize fight promo- ‘ter. is chairman of the committee of 3000 members arranging the festivi- ties. Here {s a tentative list of supplies for the barbecue, prepared . bv Lackey: 5900 beef cattie, 200 hogs, 200 sheep, 5000 chickens, 19000 tur- kevs, 3000 rabbits, 1900 squirrels, 200 opossums, 500 ducks and geese, 10 buffalo, 10 bears, 10 deer, 10 an- telope. 5 tons of coffee, 5 tons of salt, 5-tons of sugar, 1000 pounds of pepper, 250 bushels of onions, 100.- 000 loaves of bread, 100,000 buns, /'15 carloads of firewood and three |carloads of pine-knots for kindling. Here might be included, also, as listed by Lackey, 3000 persons to serve the multitude and 500 expert butchers, slicers and barbecuers The new. Governor is to take his office on a stand erected in the race track paddock. The two houses of the State Legislaturé will convene in joint session on the stand and swear into office the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, who then will ad- minister the oath to the chief execu- tive. This is to take place on Jan. 9, The two-day celebration will fol- low. The new Governor will ride a $5000 saddle horse, seated in a $10,000 sad- dle, in a parade which will start the festivities. The horse has been promised, ac- cording to Lackey, by Col. Zach Mul- hall. of Mulhall, Ok., and the dia- mond and ruby studded, gold-mount- 'ed saddle by Col. George Miller, of the 101 Ranch. Both are members of the Central Barbecue Committee, ,as is also Pasynee Bill, showman and | rancher. expects his motor sys Spec ialist. ppp braking out of the skin, even tone applying a little Mentho- ' Py te noted skin special- ee this sulphur preparation ee to soothe irritated skin worm. seldom fails to remove the tor- a = to wait for relief from em- Improvement quickly reat 0 esi a small jar of Rowles ar from any good drug- is SO : lft Off with Fingers oF Gs 1.9 Me GS Ca@slipaaragii pos Viilase. uv, 244 dove, tUOK (Ne Odili OF O1 Walton's yess ‘cue, however, Ww i11 | three hours after the — ee the first inaugural celebrtion| signed the statehood bill, gave S$ Kind in Oklahoma. C. H. Has- | kell, the first Governor of the State,) State capital. ice Euests toy ECZEMA CAN BE CURED Free Proof To You All I wantis your name and addressso I can send you a free trial treatment. I want you just to try this treatment—thbat’s all— Just try it. That’s m only argument. Ive been in the Retail Drug Business for30 years. I served four years as a member the Indiana State Board of Pharmacy and five years as President of the Retail Druggis Association. treatment. DRUGGIST J.C. HUTZELL R. P. President had § such | a celebration at Guthrie, the former | of | te” _~ Wayne have, a cerding to their own statements, been cured by this treatment since rs t made this offer public. If you have Eczema, It ment has cured the worst po Ms pth pet So ive me achancetop h, Salt Rheum, Tetter- nevermind how bad-my treat- rove my claim. Send me vour name and address on the coupon below and get the trial treatment I want tosend you FREE. The wonders accomplished in your own case will be proof. CUT AND MAIL TODAY seeeeeeoooosanes secocooososooocs J. ©. HUTZELL, Druggist, No.4418 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Please send without cost or obligation .o me your Free Proof Treatment. Name Post Office Street and No. Nearly every one in Fort Wayne knows me and knows about my successful | Over Twenty-Five Theeaaaned Men, Women and Children outside of v For Constipated Bowels. Sick Headache, Upset Stomach, Colds, Biliousness, Bad Breath To clean out your bowels without cramp- | ing or overacting, take Cascarets! You want to feel fine: to be quickly free from sick headache, dizziness, biliousness, colds, bad breath, sour, gassy stomach. One or two Cascarets, anytime, will start the bowels acting. When taken at night, the bowels work wonderfully in the morning. Cascarets never sicken or inconvenience you next day like pills, calomel, salts or oil. Children love Cascarets too. 10c boxes, also 25 and 50c sizes, Any drugstore. ADVERTISEMENT. ee Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers : Free Trial of Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfcrt or Loss of Time We have a method for the contrel of our expense. No roatter opment, whether it is present aes Chrenic Asthma or Hay Fever, you for a free Trial ef our method n what cliipmate you live, , your age or occupation, no matter method shou'd relieve you promptly. apparentiy hopeless forms of inhalers, dou: arations, fumes, “patent have falled, at our expense, hes. opium prep- that our method its 4e- wheezing, and all those terrible parox- ysme. Thies free offer {ts teo important tf negiect a single day wae e now and begin the method at ences Send, 1 money. Simply ‘nafl coupon below. Do it parenaadlid cere even do not pay postere ee FREE TRIAL ‘cou PON 7 hh, ‘eR ASTHMA CO... Room 32 Niggara and Hudsoa Sts, Ne ‘traie mM. ©. Send free trial of your tmetbod to: i] j nat ttt ee TAL | xa see w pyr eT ‘ | 77 id ¢ I mJ eee (« He OT = edhe -O fe Abts Y se” ’ ' - —a 7 -" 4 ‘ IF »» y i = —— ee © ~ ES Gi a — = > & ee aw S tof oAS~ ine A yf dss = a Asthma, and we want you to try 1 at ; whether yrqur — care is of long standing or recent devel- | -hould gend ~ No mat® ? if you are | led with Aottimn or Hay Fever, cur | We especially want te send it to those cases, where al! - smokes,” etr.. > We want to show everyone : signed to end al! @ifficuit breathing, al! ; OP ae eet @ ee - « Se ARR AR ARR. eget Adjutant-General C. F. Barrett has promised that units of the Okla- homa National Guard will police the ints te exactie’ as gathering. From national guard pictured and can and regular army sources in the! Mim be converted into State, according to Lackey, it ‘s ex- 10 full-size rena pected that enough tents can be is finisheg in wal- gathered to shelter the visitors. nut, good durable Among the especially invited ge aad primp thion guests of the new Governor at his in- unge by day A augural party will be about 1000 In- pe ; this dians, representing all the tribes liv- Onl; vi ing in Oklahoma. Several tribes have promised to give dances. Governor-elect Walton was the nominee of the Democratic party. In his State-wide campaign he prom- . . -, »3' ised that if he were chosen for the aever make any,smoney on it, office of chief executive his inau- he added, “because it heals so gural ball would be no “pink-tea quickly that only a little oint-| party” for “the four hundred.” but ment 1s used.’’ Al] druggists, would be a real old-fashioned out- de, 60¢; $1.00, $2.50, $5.00. door celebration for anyone who > o be present. The barbectie ; ‘cared t p a |= "a ae itn iN tf ai i , i a! i rit na Pia ay | H] HT i mT it iH | wall it, HATH THEE MATTRESS $447.50 tm, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or ir- An Ideal Xmas Gift for Your Wife HANDSOME OVERSTUFFED Opens Out Into a Full Size Bed An overstuffed @ulte that cam be converted inte « $ full-size bed in 10 seconds Handsome in appearance, durably constructed and covered in @ very good grade of velour. Can be had in your choice of biue mu!- berry or taupe. Come in and see this Suite BT let us set one eof these aside SUITE . ZSOVERTISEMENT. | AwayGoesEczema > Peterson’s Ointment “One day a druggist told me,’ ¥ says Peterson, ‘‘that Peterson’ Ss 1 Ointment was the best remedy he sold for eczema. But youll Large Size Cabdinet GRAPHAPHONE With 12 Selections, r 7; ¢ This ts truly the wonder Grapho- phone. Plays any record m 8u- perior to any other machine. The cab- inet dest of this wonderful Grapho- ~- phone will lease the most particular. Comes in — some Queen Anne period design sure and let us Seshanatrate: thie Graphophone to you. They go at +44 $87 for our Annual Christmas aie SMOKING aii a’ $12.50 Smoker... ...$7 $1450 Smoker......$9. $19.75 Smoker... .. $18.95 $29.75- Smoker... . $19.55 30 valu Christmas Sale surely pey you te you for Christmas. $19.50 DouBte Piate Métrror in Hat Box and Wardrobe Door CHIFFOROBE 3 SUPERIOR ARTER OAK AND IDGE & BEACH Gas or Combination i eee TS oGisBoc? ath ee see ay "it an CK. GRAY. WHITF OR BLUE. istmas delivery TERMS TO SUIT EFEE ik we a ee HI ¥ —— I oa B : ; > i i | = = ee th m6 if - $6.00 Cart. .........$4.90 es Cart. .........$05.90 00 Cast.:...ccccttte oe Cast. ..ccace ene $15.00 Oart........$10.95 BIOYOLES $4.50 Bicycle.. 25 $6.00 Bicycle.......$3.95 $6.95 Bicyole. . 4.60 $10.25 Bicycle. .....$7.50 $18.00 Bicycle... ..$12.50 : i Mt Hit LL yv een ene scale ines how's Practice, p p music in a a FR ‘evn and take your place in orches- VE | seca within 90 days, if you so desire. nck SIMMONS BED, WITH SPRING AND | TUE ; ! } $12.00 TELEPHONE STAND AND CHAIR —S Oe An téeal manoenny Fe!-§ as SUSAN NORA CRORE : : a) mass Beautiful mahogany Te!- ephone Stand with chair to match. This is a real $18 value, and a limited number of these g0°0 Monday at, emly...-+--- 2 =a See Se SS 28 if This if a bed etfer of unusual merit, “A Ke Vs iy enuine Simmens ‘4 ' ed with i all-stee! spring and felt mat- trees in full-size or a Wa Wy acre at & price FELT MATTRESS y Satisfies that craving everybody has to that you would or- uce music. It is so perfected and sim- Ginarily pey for the bed alone. We have only a rmited sun- is the easiest of al] musical instruments ber of ttaes and we Cs eae oe iong can take the place of the Saxo- . mii for home entertainment, church, lodge, It increases the pleasure you get out of swases your popularity and your oppor- |. Easy Payments : Son any Buescher Saxo- t, Trombone, or chestra Instru- 2 pay Seen it on terms to suit 4 bit mucnacneeseatncmcwnemscnecnncmne manip momonioncecmcmemon: eeesoeqeer hs ‘. i ol ‘ gE Pe f ‘ i ‘ e - TODDLE BIKE The Pk, t SPEAKING will — $2.50 Complete Outfit. ..$1.75 + 98 | $3.75 Complete Outfit... $2.50 says were eny. iH | $425 Complege Outfit. ..$3.00 , O- SYURNITURE © 1030-32 FRANKLIN AVENUE ‘Large-size Speak - ing Doll which COTTON FELT "MATTRESS Breen: ofall popular phon- ograph records are played with Buescher | instruments. Hear them on your phono- > graph. 0 ' ASI) ZIG PINE sT7. MOSTC HOUSE, RELIABLE MUSIC HOUSE IN S87. LOUIS Agents for All Buescher instruments solid oak Chifforobs. OMe ” 4 convenient caf @; cemplete with ge Ky yt mane an ok mpeg “ee ee eee "re $2 Cash—50c Weekly. fourthe sise.

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, rw «es ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the | OST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equais that of the Naily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined DECEMEFR ‘s ; A ee _ _— a . = - a ne — . ~ - -_ —— Via — —- a a ee - 4 IN T x SIVE IN THE EXCLUSIVE INTHE me 5 - EXCLUSIVE post -DISPATEM potr oroparer Beas EXCLUSIVE INTHE a A NOV. 25 | ~ - NOY: 2% POST-OISPATC +! ; . fs ba — HOME EDITIO ee E — NOV: 27 d %t ‘KR me , aye rae * ¢ es we ee x eer ee cee ee ee ee r ae eee utes P 4 ee i i Pew 5 rn > g) % te das : : HF Maby S i is di ioe emg Arig. Bie att Mg Ant bit Seri Ben shade iy aaa oi a? ae PIE ee 4 may gob. ‘ oe > 9 ihe ten 2 mt -+he hate mm S ; a a ‘ a P : fe * PMA) ae se “Ng > AIR MRR REIRCRRERE ARR IINE —S erent: apm am” ™ Siriag BSa5 Sata, cae EXCLUSIVE IN THE POST- OISPATCH NOW: 23 , | } . . = Continued | westigator Says Secret Report s Dg nie tame Desired Men- | ion Orr to Financial Masters. the vital mg vA lem h prodie even Governme tal Germs ymen: © of r- evests the & ous | eptab.e- - —-_ 2 eo! ay ne Oe, | a fn Ot Se, oy cee ss — ” ea Se ee ie fore . " | P miss + eas Nap Mek GREW Nate Tay Preyer cen: hot age pe +n rote caida ial ial ae ee MOOR SE Ee: ST aa es ee eae fs hae , eT ee a ee eae er ea Sr “hahaa ‘ Pesca eres di ec Bee reer ee Figseiy alinalatan: : ‘i at one sn alae foedagitack tet an senna , — * : weet a * hoe - op : hie ee ee 2 ee aa Sunt. lee Maes ee Bett en , . Ria sig het » n Paes See ee ac! ‘ ‘ Aine : . > . o Ee NG) ART nt if ; “ a ee, Feed ey a ee et Rs ba -: va ble. hret a © re- oO the ‘ capea~ 2 . 2 , ~ ers?! ad 4d‘ growing tra ¢ which fe i a ? = *. SF > = a = a8 i. : 5 7 } + § L = a $ 4 i os ao F Rite EXCLUSIVE ¥ IN THE ngs POST-DISPATCN : j » HOME EDITION of NOV. 28 rar ee ene eee Loud eas tas am i OM kad SU Bnd AR ae Bee ¥ 3 rita fo - S Z lh = S ul . Sti TR eth FRR ian ee coer ae res SAY yer ers Sh WES g Soke MeN aD Me one «qtr ~ eens he 2 baa > sh, ; ia wi oe ges SY ag RE Ob a £ in-ear te # »~ > « e + &. aavtv? eC i»? *33 -eretots re peev * jecided upee change ‘S| af 3 bitch ° . >» s aoe Presic er: Hesr> ~—ake se era. | Citr cr = ad = Y¢flerson eaaziz on ‘he event* w hrc -~ arrange. "s +- — ~ - are Menne was ‘°o - ee a ci cn Re Me ee ee Sy areata apa eadas db? iy , eidenehatth > 7S te adored v warn a ptaleaiaptal aired “i ee x, os mec Moines a7 sais | —— 7 7. = ~~“ a i are from | - fin ; . h — 1 be the selection of PRS. iM atic ne" thie exam. | hia EXCLUSINE IN THE’ in a 4 ~~ wert em 4 , . = 980 og POST-OIsSPATCH custom ee i= EXCLUSIVE { motion , __ t ods , > 4 Pour ) , . ‘ a f in Te E ereafter ‘me Mic- : ineenees .¢ : - 4 Py = : Fy ees. o ‘ ~NIGCHT EDITION , oa wi. Pe oe i PosT- O'S PaTCM e various — : — ; —s gee. pe : “it | z= : ra} .* Sere a | , xs" and ce’ EXCLUS! VE IN THE | tn. tial, Nov. 79 ee oaght ths! PosT-DOiSPatcH . Teves, ec chance o! NIGHT EDITION ee : ee Dae sh ; NOv.27 Scag —— : EXCLUSIVE IN THY POS T-OrsPatTcwr NIGHT EDITION NOV 27

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ad DECEMPFR 16, 1924 > 10, 1922. The City Cir i Jia ae ee ay UIret ns : nena oan . i - a. et ae 5 lation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Excceds that of the Daily Star anc the Times Combin tes ne — = = * SORES ba bis er ted by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a " cee —— -_—_—— -- reteset - - ee le - — ~ ofthe f = J} Basis for Fares, = Underflow 2 Features than any other TRANSFER PRIVILE é . | he _ Fol a Ten PRvasce Bs! US. Op, plowed St. Louis daily newspaper and— The Daily Post-Dispatch St ad the United Rauwil “| Ribre ae ican gee oe H Tipe prints MORE Big N Cws Se POU an ] | First and Exclusively Servies Commission, in wh conan a aaa Soe) Ue | than any other St. Louis St. Leuts crea’ GETS FOUR MONTHS Neola Fi ined daily newspaper. the at game! FOR SELLING WhilShY . sa The exhibits in this advertisement show a few of iga-| wy ash Street “Saloon Kéeper | | the more important news events which were covered onal | honey end Nella Other sc to Utive Exclusively or First in the Post-Dispatch during the : . = | edera] six week days ending Nov. 29. oad| John Slezewsk!, a saloonkeeper at ‘SSiFifteenth and Wash streets, was joonmanee to four months in the St. 1) Charles. jail upon a plea of guilty : O - ol der today of two charges of selling é° : st in-iiquor. He told Federal Judge Faris Only On e ee oe ed Pods toe ramos a Full Page ce to Also a T , | ( . wen he had worked asta miner in / Ho e. © Pro ads C The CT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ainst ee will ist. Clair County, Ill, until the etrike n _., 250,- forced him out of work. “He then ' : : ——— ; j we ent entered the saloon business in * Piel y- s | a Louts. _ . bs, . , , ‘ “FFT Ne ER 4 10° te Daily Newspaper in St. Louis publishes a Full Page oseph Traino was sent@h, of -) es. Only One of Comic Features every day : ian ithree months tn fail and @m* oy. cr — . +) 4 ’ i) . a es Se 2 mob- | Shinaty seed tate a core an RENT’ apy \r | Mexciosweinrne) The ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH ty 90° ion enforcement age : > \ POS T-OISPATCH . . his home, § \ ay ‘ if Pe ONE- MAN CONTROL |. se iments at as ) The ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH " ee e ta = o ) O% 4 A ar? i} a gt eg | a, 200 \ iy See comm otice & ' ae Pe —- Fs “~~ | |i Nirecters-of Body Seeking, fice _ Repeal of 18th Amend- | ment Never Meet ° um : ru °o Members Never Vote. ident of National Aer - 4 a a | 2. itical Association Also| Wage Cit JB. HOw ORGANIZATION CAME INTO BEING William H, Stayton of Balti-| |G nar — tity Maen, ) 5 a a pdb more Tells of Plan to “Or-| aaBi a 7 mm \>.. : NIGHT EDITION ganize Like the Anti-Sa- —: : NOV. 28. } Building a ‘ | ha -—-—-- ; Seme Situa- eresaer loon League. : . day with a | u _| hand. He | @uddenly assuming & Position © | to get som prominence durmé the campaign, working alb i : c.¢ preceding the off-year elections 0- said be we Sale ee , . ol = ea ’ eed Bi. Lous anuexauon ; ° co POST-DISPATCH n which the “wets” | was ¢ | - ‘ at | . 4 > ie. imate goal of rg men cetas, wi PVeME EDITION NOov73 | ve ) j / - sie s a — 7 “~ + manager oO, oe won

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od eee r he Ripe ces ee ‘ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. PUBLIC LIBRARY WOULD AID THOSE PLANNING INVESTMENTS hit, a | ‘Information on “Wildcat” Schemes § 48 9]. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH G lob C= The St. Louis Public Library offers =~ . , A hed oss abt’ | . oe)! ‘ie cht , Sui, | \ to assist those who are seeking in- . _ 7 | == ; : pars es ee cr Eee = ie i fe: =pP --89 SES _Vestment advice by the loan of a “o “we ' Pa | se =s— c=. 88 tj bee % ipbx i thd QB > Ler 333 ba | , g.. enjoy its appearance and second, beranse over three-fourths a ee ee - “3 : yy ES - rs ; > ~ 4 ” eye a of all sectional bookcases in use are rs Wither Waeaar aisecaeee Ge ae Ko Gow And think how the nei Globe- W ernicke. Know.” Smitl Ad fp ff Ss ; Vaaw AN aos ; APS « 2 * ; , | ie AS ee oe x, : 1 aay m ii: RRS 2 Qa ae er Bb to aw 6 oe we gee wrk Be dene oer, oh ed - a > ~ i eee and books on the subject. _ ~~, id wie 7 . $ Ss coe a Fn oe of om ab ghF o> ey Wy ‘ ig x i Seater. " “ a > - M Pome — Wi dea ve A eaigle se ha aE ie ba, OR AP NE pec eS RE YS ee ai WG Sai iT IL a5 CONUS. SE MORIA aap T. a . y Coe eS Pee 4 ia ak RCH Ot RENEE ray ASR . é ae - » ee ee AO RA EPMO CE CRE sien sett canin ian eine AL OR ia tien eatin ie lle fanaa cee ehh cesar noe ee eee ¢ ny Saowapatyr , >a NE PL ee ere ie i ~ PH Ee AE te re co , >, . _ wl estas ee Oy ak a % Mg Wee A MS 3 ad amie A RS Hye gue ‘o* . "4 ot A WES 2s) DR gd Ue cgppahiagt a oe * ae eS i Ee “ty Bs seen ho sain Sit aS at WY Visit Our i F valuable, acceptable gifts fa" any occasion. i ex : will be held Feb Made in oak or mahogany—-with dust-proof —— : ‘4 Display of Sate . ae me ne ae - . VUSINe’SS OL the O ani tion, receding dooms—styies and finishes in Globe-Wernicke will be handled by the delegates ing with surroundings. Sectional Bookcases from various affiliated organizations. a genera! convention will be held in . > , / — Me Re-scle value establish true worth. It is — Honey Producers’ League to Meet. 7 me Ws, bse \ + — ann a | - eeting oF ‘ + ‘ Sai ~ Bete Dot ER OR erdrte abe athens w oe ee Ai hog ". size, 17 jewels. Guaranteed 25 rears...-... 16. Wrist Watch. Reetamgular shape. Solid 18k. RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. olid 18-k. whit gold, 17 jewels, $39. Solid 14-k. white gold, 15 j lid $250 l’. The *‘Diana’’ Diamend Ring. Solid 13-k. white gold, 4 ; Gas and gold ; pierced and engraved PRES EE 2 . cua cee — z — oe be i$. The “*Charlotte’’ Diamond Ring. All platinum. Fire @e : Vaine .... ‘‘ Jeanette Diamond Ring. Rich 18-k. soli $1 75 diamonds. Very. distinctive ee | , carved and pterced. peilinin es Pat teees - The ‘‘Lucille’? Diamond Ring. Solid 18-k. white gol, Gy g Ring. Al Hand carved flora! 95 pierced; square top -F. Be eS eas 3 Le 20. Pearl Neeklace—Indestructible. Lengths 15, 18, 20933 @ ~ and 30‘tnches. Prices from $100 down to. .... Pts vren-[tamend (1 Diamonds set ra ag a : The ring is 14-k i gold $100 - The Loftis ‘‘ Perfection ITiamend Ring. ; z et gold. Graceful and symmetrical....__. 4% Nothing Down—Terms to Suit Your Conven The “Amazon” Diamond Diamond Bar Pins for Gifts Bargain yeeiis) - Pm RO Sa te a gee EF OBIE Ae 6 SERENE * at NT Ora oh RE " * EER i rence aks she set henge Between 1006 Olive Street Sosy terse /// | y mu -* a et eet | ee THIS , ; | Dt 23 Th lant. diam : fammoend Bar Pin. hree brilliant. blue-white. : | Pp ctly mat The pin is platinum frent bac at with goat: eons | ; x“ SNE RE ott: (GE > OER a i the. ae Pe Seed ‘ > ete #- Selid White Geld. Pf Cu@® Link _w Beveled octagon ton d-carved sid 4 . win with =: mone oe Novel bow design with the entire ring elaDcrately cnisied. . | “ja=° platinum face, finely | ctal at fe ‘ue-white, nDer- chased: solid 18-k white fect-cut Diamonds. P'atinum tep en 14-z sid ‘S | $15 CREDIT TERMS green gold; Deautifully line striped -en- Saye. Sas ; = ver an ~ ed $3.30 $40 TERMS: $3.75 A WEER border ar $35. Meath $1.88 a Week | Open Today and Every Evening Until 9 P. M., Saturdays Till value for oe “a aon Gaede = You ee be ma = 9 = + WURLITZER, 1006 — TS STs Nem . ie. Ln. oe «ee °° @e@ «ce S26 ee eee —MAIL THIS COUPON r.. Clive at. = . : 7 semen SS

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SUNDAY, + = _sonpay DECEMBER 16, | pe . Ss 0. 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. file— =| ia A ie A ~ Make Her Happy Tals CHRISTMAS With a _ SANICO Porcelain Range y, need a new stove, anyway. And this S Se. 4 ge will last you for 25 vears—three times the life ordinary Range. We guaranteed it with the guar- - ante burned right into the porcelain. Yow ean cook deli- cons meals with the SAN(ICO—more economically, and — appearance in your kitchen for years to come. | And think how the neighbors will envy you! Hundreds of Housewives have taken advantage of our Special Factory Sale offer. “Only two weeks until Christmas. An early selection will insure prompt delwery. ‘Don't miss the showing of a complete line of SANICO all-porcelain Combination Ranges and Gas Ranges at the SANICO Store—Direct fac- ‘tory branch—407 N. Tenth St. (Cor. Tenth and any KINLOCH ‘Telephone Building — where we now have a permanent display—a complete assortment in different colors, ‘styles and sizes, all reasonably priced. ES dit Ni p oe 4 Q a wand v ; . : ye INO 1CO All-Porcelain Gas and Combination Ranges are the porcelain Ranges made with a Sterne | 25-YEAR fect Christmas q ° 4 tin om Corts” || GUARANTEE rom LOFTIS f + | , ee _. Why buy a Porcelain e7y" that is not guaranteed, at pract 5 oe pn 5 the mane priee? Buy the SANICO and be safe. eina a: see “A lean asa Saoawem Dish HER surprise Christmas |} As Easy to C 3 —aen Necklace, Mesh Bag, Co mbi ti alg = in large assortments at ma on id . e appropriate for everyone. Mths Sateet - modern 2 2% ae gas oven and broil- hd member y separate from the : and woog ne—t96 —— = - s = 18-k. white gold, 75 tn white "Eaute plus i? top. Pierced. ...-. Gray trim and white pan- t= Also dark stippled biue £ f- ved. Open face, 32 white Al ggg ape eplasher @ A | ae a ; aarip These Ranges & aie finished with cither heavy & A Solid 18-k. white 32 or all porcelain trims @ ‘= gold, 15 jewels... Special azure Blue Be ‘e Sa-& white geld 150 Gas $19 eas top ia 3 ea... ences | ay 4135& 00 E e. = ig: $200 .-. ene ce een Te" TeTienmeTTeTne 18-k. white gold, 5 urigeanini sini ES Kisses 7 iia Sanistat 15, 18, 208 24 11 } Hh hy Oven Sr hk Mb Ring. Solid 14-k. $100} i Heat ERS d wes eee seeccees® pet Regulator This 1S the famous «de ut vice that if protects you against : eer IE cooking dis a Pp p 0 i n t- d-Set Bele all-porceiain W)\") ments. Automatically a © Range |. regulates oven temperatures for one dish—or whole meal. Put dishes in—take them out perfectly cooked. No watch- ing or worrying. Pw sa" ‘ ui ; ye | : & Dents if Desired and other | ‘BUitpERS and OWNERS of flat buildings carved and ! buyers invited to see our special apartment ecroll design, wtese Showins gas ranges. Specifications and prices upon request. Dia- Top en4 is britliant and side e e “Bg ‘surprising View | E 7.50 Et ee | MERICAN ; $1.00 A WEEK j/ Till 9:30 P. M. Diamond and in the World ae LOUIS: MANUFACTURERS Permanent St. Louis Store and Display Room .Cor. Locust and 10th Entrance on 10th St. ST. CENTRAL 1236 — r¥, EY Ome. ea St a. a> Aglare. & Oe bs ," 7h = HN i — = | will be MIRRORS ON ALL AUTOS RECOMMENDED BY A. A. = Columbia Now Require Mirrors on Trucks. the driver, at a glance, the condition of traffic immediately behind him, traffic accidents in uae today, cording to A, ed at the left side 6f the windshield on the open car, or screwed to the frame of the closed car in. the same position, the ac- from the lision, with resultant loss to both cars, it is pointed out. “The A. A. A. has alwavs main- tained that every truck in the United . 5 : :; States should be equipped with a mirror,” said M. O. Eldridge, ex- ecutive chairman of the A. A. A., “and the addition of a mirror to the left-hand side of the passenger au- tomobile would prove a large added factor of safety. The A. A. A. rule of the road is that one vehicle ap- passing it, shall pass to the left of the vehicle ahead, and this rule gives the driver with a left-hand mirror a perfect view of thé approaching mo- torist and enables him to give the Pp@ssing car its share of the road. It does not attract the attention of the driver from the road ahead, as a passing glance is all that is needed to show him traffic conditions to the rear of his car, “Fifteen states and the District of Columbia now trucks, the Washington. California, Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, | Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland. Maine, | Massachusetts, Michigan. Missouri ‘and New Jersey. Nevada is now considering such a law and the preading to other reguire mirrors being Ver on States mont, ement ix § i. es “Passeng: ars can |} this example and do much to ; margin of |mirror to a their dri rncrease their ers can present v affixing a smal! -hand side of the safety by the ieft ‘AUTO CLUB WILL NOT ENTER INSURANCE FIELD 1 = er a thorough investigation erx- te ng over a period of 18 months the Automobile Club of Missouri hh: determined not to establish terinsura e exchange for members. Fr al action declaring aguinst this | proposed club activity was taken by * the board of governo! rs of the organ- ization on Dec. i. | Inquiries into every | tomobile insurance, including a close isurvey of the exchanges in operation ‘under the auspices of the Automo- ere Club of eum ern California and ithe Chicago Motor Club convinced the coin mit in charge of the work of a ge data that not enough service to members and sgar- ines I 7 cou be brought abot through intermsurance. to coinpensate for the difficuities in es- tablishing an exchange it successfully and getting | > under way. 'of greater benefit bers throughout | sify ,000 mem- the State by inten- antitheft and jing labors, thus bringing about a re- | duction in motoring hazards which would be in due course reflected in insurance rates. Reductions in cer- tain phases of insu have al- |ready been brought about by the ac- the Automobile to its 25 4+ siS rance i tivities of Club In legisiation and in cutting down in- surable accidents, and it Is planned to redouble the efforts of OAKLAND TO START ON NONSTOP RUN TODAY | A seven-day nonstop run of an | Oakland touring car will start this /afternoon in the showroom of the Mississipp! Valley Motor Co. 3137 | Locust street. | The run is being held for the pur- pose of determining the number of miles that w il] be registered on the eeebdebaten quantity of gazoline and oi! used and the amount of wa- ter consumed during the run. | Prizes will be awarded by the | est to the speedometer ‘amount of gasoline, of! and water “used. The car will be mounted ona spe- | etal stand and started and left run- /ning in high gear until next Sunday afternoon. Only gasoline and of! wit be added during the test. The radi- | ator will be filled with water before ithe test an d then sealed. No water added during the run. In order to assure the front wheels of the car rey olving in the manner as the rear, while the car is | running, a belt will be extended from | the rear to the front wheels. SHERMAN TO ADDRESS EAL AAA AAAS aH GR URUR UR SRR ERR SSA sn sn ans an eran era rr rar tive Equipment Association of the United States will be the principal! speaker at the “Ask ’Em to Buy” meeting of the St. Dealers’ Association, which wil] held Wednesday evening at m. in the Chamber auditorium. Members of the association have been requested to invite the entire personnel of their establishments to the meeting, as well as all sub dealers in the city and neighbor- ing towns. One of the features of the meet- ing will be two reels of motion pic- be 7:30 p. of Commerce tures, one on “Ask ’Em to Buy” and mt other on “Shop Profits,” pre- naar by the Automotive Equipment Association. These same pictures were recently exhibited to members of the Accessory Trade Association be St. Louis. . | HAYNES ANNOUNCES NEW | The rear and front seats aré wider! reach of the driver. 1923 TOURING CAR °"¢ deeper. A nickel-plated radiator bar cap, nana ane he ee Fifteen States and District of! co. of Kokomo, Ind. Mirrors on automobiles, showing | are among the best preventives of | A. A. officials. Mount-. mirror calls immedi- | ate attention to a car approaching) rear, and often saves a col- | proaching another from the rear and phase of aw | It was felt that the club could he. safe-driv- the or- | ganization with a view to further curtailing mishaps on the highwaya , company to those guessing the near- reading, | SAI6 | : AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Ray W. Sherman of the Automo- Louis Automobile | — oe ee their | Featured by a new and roomier iL The seats are uchaiunis in plain | — a Agee — pe me gee ack leather, ¢! g an e amps contribute to) body and finished in Burgunéy wine,) 8 0 teh ho — SOS 200) ae danensees of tas dae eae the new 1928 Haynes 55 five-passen- | enders and @ full-| | Wooden wheels or Harvey disc | ndarad touring car is an-| /¢nsth running board with ornamen- | wheels are standard equipment, with | os by the Hayries Automobile tal scuff plates. A gasoline gauge is @ ire Yonrtas mounted at the rear. noun on the instrument panel and a new, The top is black. The high hood | especially designed instrument board set off by an aluminum hood ledge. The new body is three inches long-| groups all the essential controls into The Wilson Motor Co. distributes | er than the former standard body.|a compact semi-circle within easier the Haynes car in St.Louis, — | ~ = ‘ _ Stephens motor “cracks” and tempers heaviest gasoline With instant throttle response, the Stephens Six motor combines dependable power, low upkeep cost and ex- ceptional economy for a man-size motor car. Its intake manifold, wholly inside the cylinder head, is both a super-heating and tempering gas chamber. Heated by the exhaust from all six cylinders, it “cracks” every sluggish particle of gasoline and turns it into high- | power gas. Water-cooling keeps the gas at a tempera- | ture not too high to supply full cylinder charges. Come in and test Stephens power and economy today. STEPHENS MOTOR CARS . ne Mes ‘ot sa dneanain deatmdi ign mmaeatethinmtiiaeh caneetinie tedium aes menial bo OOOO OOO OO OOOO OOOO OOS i AOSAAS ee OCC ee RESET ee ee ee ee » e Run seven days without stopping Adding only gasoline and oil, but NO WATER. Will the New Oakland Do It? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 49, vwewvrrvvrerr erry rrr ererrrrrrvr rt” Will Your Car Do It? Starting at 3 P. M. Sunday, Dec. 10, and ending at 3 P. M. ; Sunday, Dec. 17, we will make the test in our show room. ; This is a particularly severe test on the cooling and oiling . systems, the pistons and rings and exhaust valves. $50.00 Cash Prizes $15.00 to the person who guesses or comes the nearest to the number of miles registered by the speedometer. $15.00 on the quantity of gasoline used. $10.00 on the quantity of oil used. $10.00 on the quantity of water used. In case of ties duplicate prizes will be awarded to tying con- testants. All guesses must be in before the test ends. No water to be added during the test, only at the fiinsh. The car is on our show room floor. Come in and see it and make your guess. Open Day and Night a+ 2% SP Oh Ea © eR eS ee > Mississippi Valley Motor Co. 3137 Locust Street Berning-Payton Motor Company 2936 Locust Street ST. LOUIS, MO. | ADVERTISEMENT 666 ‘is a Prescription for ‘Fever and LaGrippe. It’s | preventing Pr Pneumonia. Colds thes most speedy remedy we know, — “BAYER” wh - Colds Toothache Accept only _ Handy “Bayer” boxes en you buy Aspirin. Unless you. see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you not getting the genuine Bayer physicians over 23 years and proved: Headache Neunitis ” package which contains proper directions. nsist! f , hic »* : for Pain, Pain 7 . re ail a, Senge es Caterers ott 5 See 1. ets Mae 1 gr ih ae of Char aie ey aeey «i bad hae ee oars ‘ ae \ ‘ t im (gp Deady we rstind ohne Ae rn ee: SF Gt BIER Veto pe or PRK 2 ae TN tk Patan Bae) Mant ae oo at Bi a | i A Me go po to we F ij

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PERE WR ig et RE al BR alan al a ee de a a ae ae Sie 1 se cdteenaielindl a iiietiaehanis tah pes an , ha RY Meet ie © sity deen we * + > Page line! = page n ne Bowe’ Biting . oe ee , - $4 : : ; 3 Dabs "i j , Ps) . > Baa ar ee ” Se PE HR So’ a, erate P Shy * »® ore pty Pi Di Bie gets » : on . = —— ¥ m P an’ ™ R fn + : 4 » " » ‘ . ‘ —_ ~ hin oe ur ee ha " $y k aD Ce tagngh ay a ES gaan my ‘ " a oe . an : " a Pa 4 . en ae ead or i ik ik ’ fh ‘ : 74 Z 7 aa z - : oe " wy m 4 ‘ W hss OOS & : ‘ ; >> a Bak ae a ae Z r o tof i we “ gh: ie, Lats chy wy She ma : ec f a a . 2 ee y Aged? to Oe wee ed ae 4 , Ean ees paling CES Pagengs ay : hs RG ee m. foray, Aye BRE, ee ae peepee Peels . . ’ : aeinh : , . ee, Sasha pconieyaatingle te, Be eal tO aap ws B* age: oD ‘ sD ‘ : — m wy » ’ , - > Si, bee ~ 28 aa, . lat ic ae : Ni, . ¢ ee ow * , ee : ' y ‘ . i , seinen. gmt: Met bt ese ~~. eee oe owiss ‘ 3° Ds _ v 7 n - Mey $ . 4 - * ay Bred) i ? Bethe cer ue! (LBS ey aie Pris wk at Fel ges ee » ‘ wy ay on ri ee 4 ng: opt > o a ‘ » aed + jp: e a et mp omer 2 RR ONT ART MIRREN “RIB * BEND HE F on ‘2 9 i ‘ek o% 3 2 ; Z =e > 3 ee = é } * ‘ >; = ~ ae b ~ a _ PS ee w ‘ . 4 7 * us > ; 3 a i . d f, i taal ie alee eM ON oy Le. ie po Sate ae di hal 2 Eee? egret a aig se yo hale he tite ms ok rea oe POSER Re Pt SIONS Nip ste ts > 9 a fee ARE he Wage KasA Prgsnagyrom a é “Rs 6 + ee oa yee Ay se seers eS at cmrsih = r Karis ¥ *: z > ’ Soham ey praiOet rte) Gv hed e Se Nig RR est fy eR tty os 6 ey Rs 1 ee RL Mean I ‘ a ae ; a, ad wD SL iE TNT? tie Pores. ib mE A A ee Bit Sot SN Lael 4 |e i 4 , NG IR 8 BO Booey) gee agp: he ex So aR eo) ae : De Gee Ae ico a Vetaabn ae oe REE - s Ve ~ ab eh B ; , A oF MES BRS, “ty ee el BEA RS eg esa tee Sie aa alae la en i mie e Sides Pipe % cS Se ee _ 50 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that . A formal opening of the GilNam- ¢ the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — at 53828-3831 Easton avenue. The ‘arre building located at that adcress 5as Sell leased by the company and & ‘Epetein Chevrolet Co. a corpora- @on recently organized to retail! hevreolet was he! Saturdar aE aly Seeger = ~ Che cars. was ad Saturda ermeriy connected with the ¢ Week ending Dec. ° —_ ? rr . har cal =f q + ? ; a : . on —— a : lonts 5 , mt the company’s showrooms located oter Co.. hor: Fore ale! ST LOUIS COUNTY i, ‘ese *@&aee ©8242 @ @& eo ee eS PP omy » _ ‘ine ee @ & aes ‘= == * = eS ‘ee 2+ * = © @ & » - ae es | ‘nee eee Se 2 e@ te ys * — 7” --'r act 7h oe a, > see © = Ss - Gravois —O© ~ - ~ AK ~ bee! Chalmers Six Coach Has Extra Wide Doors The extra wide, 32 inch doors of the Chaln mers Coach make entrance and exit ex- sna Raabe ceedingly easy. The seating fason road. Good } St. acl oncrete; arrangement provides ample Natural Bridge—Good; open tha war room for five grown people Tes lose. enek of without crowding. way Beeedciot} epboleery. Sette Srisd bevtwes Doce WVSoeTs EDc CUETO” WoDdew? aco als W dr presage wey derwere ‘ros erat. Docdir-rentuacng © mcsnie|id, Ringed at top end Domom, raliic-proe! ard age. Very lerge crunk, web walet-pree! corer: Sateve. wood trunk bars. Yale iocks for doo. Eoarer Windsiicid vier, W indsbicld wipes, rrar risies @irres. Disc steel wbecis and cevd toes Poo S505 FP. GO. BR Detrek: wrcoce mx w be ccer ae. Pedr WARD MOTOR Co., Inc. ILLINOIS ROADS. Belleville — State street open all the war: concrete and brick. Collinsville—"Nationa!l 014 Trat” —Concrete: : ou Reenmi¢ YVot er Ca. —_— - 2635-51 Lafarette Av. ye me i. to OAKLAND ‘TO START ON NONSTOP RUN TODAY CHALMERS ’ . wre hetdé for the ror ———— oling and elling rings and ex- 4e-+ermine the v be rTec's- ~o* — * - o> © be awarcted Pr the those guessing the near- epeecorm eter reading gasoline, of. and water cial stand anc started and ief rzuz- g in high gear until next Sunday Only gasoline and of] wil! uring the test. The radi- th water before _—"F & oe > cS i > ° oh = ——@ rear te the fr nt ¢ wheeis NEW FORD AGENCY Completeness of equipment —careful attention to detail Teena opal gametes —make the Davis the most ae Apenee 38.205 anc service quarters in th - distinctive hght S] ixi- -cvlinder stery buildizg at 6352-53 oe nga ear built. See the Davis— i ex 28. : se companys rtew SQuUare feet ;¢ , & iet eAid MONARCH MOTOR CAR CO. ff m3: =~: a * *F 3118 Locust Blvd. linge earegeniomadlie cerned OPEN EVENINGs JOHN C. AUFFENBERG. Pres. Be. of Hest St. Lous, an autherind Port édealer. whTe Fartsh ‘s rresi- ° ae Gent cf the J. H. Parish Rea! Estate ica ee PARK AUTO CO. TO Uintft THE BES MOVE ON LOCUST STREET Oldest Quentity User of Centimentc! WM ctors a i George W. Davis Motor Car Company, Richmond Ind trtbotors of the Peerless car nave eccupted the baufic Washington arenzte 7? sre Favre leased "@ Port>*eas* "CFS co PF > ome Tv — ace ns: ~ perfection fer o@ i PUT ON FREE OF CHAEGS Fn ree BUILT OF THE BEST - ais nave = ARNOLD TIRE CO. SATTERIES, $13.75 Monarch Motor rd Front ae ae =e ates Car Co. Ford Fro 3230 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. ss for $2.00 “Wissedurit Beomert 15 Content 128 j Sati. Amati Deaiere—Desirable Territery Open iz and [ilizei« )) What are you going “| Mr. Ford Owner 322" ! Here Is the All-Year Body That Ford Owners Have Long Wanted nar f2ll doors; bedy se lower than the caine Built) smart. practical bedy fer doc thers whe want a small car . handsome car for Sammer. Firtshed in midzight bite with biack tep, Encleum remning beards, *u!1 trpe windshiel@ and tire earrier in rear. $220 F. O. B. Factory. Bodies row ot display in sho*rcem eB & W. ecrT Tlinter Sts. Immediate Deliveries Guaranteed CASH OR TERMS Liberal Allowance on Old Bodies FRERICHS MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. 200 North Temth St. St Lean, Mo. ” Open Evenmes and Sundays Country Dealers Wanted—Write for Attractive Proposition Gener. eres attery . The ability ef the GENERAL Battery to turn the meta 2 eoldest morning is due largely to its Calfornia Redweee 7 | hi of its plates. Internal resistames & extr rurrenst required in hard not an adjustment) Paes battery trouble. Get our latest prices for the proper size fcr your sutemeidis = FACTORY STATION, 2005 Locust Stress er at any of the following GENERAL Battery service stations: SQUARE DEAL BATTERY CO. Warne and Ficrissast Syn” VOLZ BATTERY SERVICE (C0. Gravois and Sprimg Ava. - ae Benches esd At:eertred Distrbesrs REMY ELECTRIC COMPANY ANDERSON, INDIANA ee ee Car a a ee ST. LOUB MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. 3237 LOCUST ST T ‘OLIVE 7242 Tan SQUARE AUTO Ps |. Open Every Day Till 6 P. M.—Sunday '

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/ SUNDAY. SMBER 10. 1922. The Ci once RAE, « S| : ty Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by A eh Fp Sm eee [core eavertuing manager in charge] amooonnen — arsineneanennennieerin ST.LOUIS FAST-DISPATCH' 51 Pelletier, well- known | of Bales promotion of the Ricken-|E. Vv. ecneibcanes ves lms OLDSMOBILE CAR HERE | “ ON 50,000-MILE TRIP |i ——— a woebile industry, has be- backer Motor Co., according to an and director of sales of the Ricken- — an a. |} Announcing-- A Price Re Auction of $50 On the New Deeds 4-P assenger Coupe er —- | ib ; acker organization. { The Oldsmobile model 47 light |h For Your Protection —— eight sport car, which started out On | Redwood Insu- —@— May 15 from the Flint Motor Car Co.. | OFF’N’ ON SKID CH ‘ , : : Oldsmobile distributers, oo agrnng “a the best-known : * | as the transportation. medium mod INS | istant to acid , a Brownie, the road-map authority for | =o a. . : i the Milwaukee Journal, visited the | | ) - 3 | De Luxe Automobile Co., ee ~ Combine SAFETY With CONVENIENCE 5 4" | ith ? Aa f = Cali- re “e sem " — BLOT i ie. Wa POR S bh ae tee: Bat 4 distributers in St.. Louis, Friday. ; Here is a chain that will in- | This car had traveled 49,317 mative | 'at 10 o’clock Friday when it started Batter + . on the return trip to Milwaukee. | : ‘| - E RS ‘driven by H. E. Griffin. superinteni- | 4 ent Flint Motor Car Co., accom- |} APOA Heer wn t- «tere a oe i i . oes ~ fk A rane aes “a > 10a "De . codae” eth ity eae 7 mie gp ‘%i ee. ae. pene wae + cee Se fy gigi iy wend ¥ ¥ $ ites e 7 ve “ae oe Sey ae Pama Ln rf ee de . bial - % kj rake g P, ge: Los ad € P sure your car against the haz- vard of skidding on wet, slip- pry te Bory for Ford ‘OFF’N ON ehains are made | of y or or Ss SS TS Ne ee ee eee ee Posie oe eed — shade amenities ” “ye oa Luxe as for F s 5 The price is $1545 delivered in St. Louis posites Me prlBrrene = B en = ‘addition to operating a CB kL bat. TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. jeary corview sential. BSS aa charging system has 1D » St. Louts se, Mala LOCUST ST. and a battery will be furnished the in Bomont 1241 Centra! 7615 owner free while the original is be- . | ing charged. _ | The company has also been ap- — | pointed distributer for the Gaso- T scope, a gasoline gauge, which, ~ when placed on the dash board of | F ¢ te place the instrameats on thems | and COSTS LESS 90 Cars to Select From We Invite Inspection of our Work. Open Models, Sedans, Coupes cars as standard equipment. BLOOD LOG OL LOD Aha Ld dad alm heal Ml —— I iti " > DRE RBERRRBEBEESBEEBES Loval E. Jones, for many years connected with a leeal shoe firm and Oo. F. McKnight, talflor, are or- ganizers of the new company. ~~. : Gwe us your car now and have it NEW for Xmas. No Money—No Interest—-No Brokerage - on Any Used Car WILDGEN SUCCEEDS HUNT AT CHEVROLET FACTORY J. F. Wildgen, formerly superin- | tendent of the Chevrolet plant at Lyk Glas Auto ReNuAl System of St. Louis 5255 Delmar Boulevard Bell Phone Forest 8366 bus seating arrangement, the 5, PH, re Y Natural @ridge and Wiles Gouna 7 /p (Secomd Floor.) > _ a owheary fi ade Seee ahawie has been promoted by the Chevrolet | Paterson Six Distributors will be a pride to possess; one ne: Motor Co. to the posftion of manager | friends. ; EE of production, left vacant last week | = J [= = Jf rey? att aft ft he & by the resignation of J. H. Hunt. — ‘a i i Ba an £28. Leena mt Hunt. who has been manager of: e Body Co. it eredection at the ines Guaueiel 3 GP Sy LEP Tey } A SOs a SOEs LEP Tih GLP” SR Fs Ke e plant for several years, resigned his vs o t GO Go we a eat ~ . a . position with the General Motors Co. — enings : , in order to join the Durant organiza- - = , 4 tion and take charge of the Hayes- | | Hunt Corporation recently incorpo- | rated at Dover, Del. According to present pians, the Haves-Hunt Corporation, which is a Durant subsidiary, will take over the | large plant formerly owned by the’ Wilivs Corporation at Elizabeth and ; / huild closed bodies for the Durant’ 4 22 27 a ch yy ii Ce and Star cars. The present produc- fail 2: ot thi Sait if ae tion schedule set by the new com- : sede ra Ay es it :f i! Hh , pany calls for 200,000 closed bodies » . patie, 22 2 i i Hy i a year, a majority of which wil! be) Fe - ig: he Be a “at Sada 1 FR H for the Star car. ne ‘ J i A. aah h b ] REMY SYSTEM NOW : Ce ee oe up mo Lie STANDARD ON MAXWELL | 4. — ee : " p - a The Remy Electric Co., manufac ' : n eT turers of automotive electrical $ on Skid Chains equipment, have announced that their complete, starting, lighting and CROSS LINKS Bei Stocking ignition system has been incorporat- e PS) ; ed in the Maxwejl car as regular. THE mane “WEEOC” 1s on ra } equipment. WOOK eS 4 f Thouch designed expreasiy for the Maxwell car, the Remy equipment : : . on the Maxwell has many of ths spe- Perhaps you are going to buy a car in the cial features perfeeted by Remy dur-. ~ y , alk : , - ing their 20 years’ experience in the Spring. Why not make a Christmas gift sovelegueent ond Sees Gn aes of it? vehicle electrical equipment. ' The Maxwell makes the twenty- ' f Ui G eighth American-made motor vehi- | If vou were to ask the opinion of anv ga- cle on which. the Remy equipmert, , ‘ ! . ! rs OB in whole or part, ts standard factory Coupe $1445 quasaan Sedan +1465 F. poBaig — C0 rage mechanic as to the car vou should equipment. ne buy for anywhere near the Hupmobile | 7 3 hances are probably ten to one that 'WORRELL-NASH MOTOR | | A Jewett wil] mean health, happiness and And remember this: A good motor ¢ price, c S aaey ; HOLDS OPENING +} comfort for the family all year ‘round. It car has an uncanny way of paying for ; he would say “Hupmobile. The formal opening of the new | : will be a most tical gift—a mostun- iteelf. It will help you in your busi- Garage mechanics know motor car me Co. at 2500 Gravois arene, Who oe ro ee calling mand prt vie ee . | recently were appointed associated : ure e. . 7 : ely: and they, th ie dealers of Nash cars for St. Louis br ; ; : R Sara te mobile is Cae it scot. “ann hold aman aun ‘ Just imagine the surprise and pure joy if Ask that motor wise son of yours and he : ite ; i — ler ad | parade of Nash cars threugh South one of these beautiful models stood ay fr will say that he wants a Jewett. He wants i , i has the stuff in tt. St. Louis. . of your house on Christmas morning. the six-cylinder smoothness, the fifty | in. ak ee ee | Think of that first thrilling ride after the § horsepower, the staunch, sturdy construc- They know that its materials, and its receiving set which was used by the turkey has disappeared—and the other rides tion and the reputation of the great maker i workmanship, compare rei see with Po Datt of the Bouthwem ash Co. as &. t in days to follow. who stands behind it. + ) for C- B. Voor | | cars two and three times its price a ae aa wth factory Newell Motor Car Co : | — = } Th@ average number of people to. each automobile in California is | 6.14.- In Alabama it is 28.6. LOCUST ert Sunday Till 1 P.

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- The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH atone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Detriocrat and the Times Combined. Pl ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee Sg aginst ge Se MEA 2 - GE Sages tae? ee ee kd a . * SS n> te a" MAY, JTERN & Co. Dat tthe a a ae SSS ESE RER CEE SE SESE RERE ESERIES - San * =o ate tani ati ni nena SRR eo spagis may te * Site . an be ae fa re ap, ee te OY 10 eee SP LR pa Oe Is at Its Best . & Prices Are the Lowest Known in Recent Years we heave ever shown. {VE Furniture this Christmas and you will be giving the most sensible giit of all. The that will ci } > values we offer are unusually attractive and within the reach ot every purse. Our lib- to extend the payments over the entire year if desired. The Holiday Showing + hese ~ are ready with the greatest array ot Chris . spriate \ ; mber of the fam! . Lon oe os egal lier sa ee , at leas eminder ot your love at , eral credit system enables you vears of comfort and satisfaction and always ¢ p! nt ret . thoughtfulness. fee cneee Cistenes Specie’ Wonderful Values in High-Grade Phonographs , Note the Low Prices and Easy Terms of the many extraordinary values we are igh- Our stock is com- i we urge you t the style and size you want is still to be hac —_ ae Pa ONO 8 A OE > weal « . _ _ > Te 0t “ A A A GE Ce OEE g A HE AI LIGAND le IB A PA Set ees Ce ieee ee es ee ie PRM eo alip -aabe $ *SFSn * " we ca a POO eT eer Se ; Mt ton FP RDP Ry ite Rig PEN RH! Se Tk Re age Ta AP ps o > ~ - + a pee wat ae Gifts That Are Truly Appreciated 4 , * ‘ » 2 Mi : a ynet : we Pins wine PH IAS Pay FR 2 Re | Shoda ot KE GROOARE RM ot) FPO Par — : : — — + | : $35.00 valae for $26.23 ii ow ; = = 4 = : . . sie at ? av oft $10.00 valu . 3 _oaee at and Bird Cage comes. is : if . © fon, $30.06 complete with zinc flower box—an extraor- at RO APE Re + RRA erg ? a® > : ie * . oo : * waa’ Bs . 7 —_— gs a del « 2 ~ i 7 « & ‘ a eR IE, m a pale i idan — gta ie ng eile Wipes? a 2 “i firma 7 Pic's mee a i a ae aR " oe j ~ Sy eee ee Bein’ ~~ Hie a2) bei a Biathlon roe ae Tae, nd ‘ wen ¢ ponds Fete dtp Leer: agar tip to.) o; os — - a Bh 8 ee Ree wd 7 at ae. > Po ag sik oS eS a8 Ke ec 8 a oop Tae ? 32 * ERE Bg? s 4 rg Bs ich ‘ — * . . ss wn ei Sethe Pe be relations Ye 4 , . Las we hs sae are PERUSE OG tie. neath eee Wik 4 r . ? ROS repay ye wu Maes» © Wy ot See “ae ee tt a opal alg : tags The “Echograph” - - - - _— encic P- ~— = _-_ - —_—* we sc i iy " ; > 8 Sew | . Gl auekctaee” te anaes 1 Beautiful New mce, has Through the purchase : | ' ic] 42 201 i b : | - a > ~ a+ ae \ . : i =* el - 2 y . ¢ , + _ 2 - > - 77 : : > “ “ . " (ge ee ge li Console Phon not ineteumant, eee Gee | — —s ee eT ee : ‘fr - . . = cot an } ; - — iD ‘ ; ° : . ~ 2 “ be : ’ + — oe ~« Bern tir Ort re Cc . th. >. - Ps > | as ao tor rcs ogTa : a cy anisnec - y. e : y 3 Theater Buildiz: ' Stancarc motor newes: ~ ~ rete. = = ~—a : Rs 7 ~ ‘goeuthwest corner of Sith as play all : in ad Se tome modifier: plays ail rec- see = , ee fully guaranteed in e v ~ ords and is fui! laranteed = > Charfes streets, Frank F- See ie Puemoers h—compar S$ 5() ial : $4 rot & the fee under the provi NEWEST style cabinet | le of R 4 epee ecord Albums [IKE cat—r2 inches ag 7 = | = ae ee wa Smo kin >tan Ss. ~—— . c = s ois vain a - d =—_ we eee tor 7 = 2 - +. eda: Chest Ls attractive ; ‘ease ‘ ee . . se "- equipped aan enh tray OLL CARTS in natura! reed eo ecoras The case 1 tistically cesigmed and shows the best work- Will Hold 12 Records ay en oe — T pearance—full 44-inch si: 7 was approximately $362.5 - bd 2 a>. aa? —" - ») ~ 3 Dr ~ . ee = ' . ok M E i ey? _—s ~ 4 : mers ai in lv 3 Ti 5 41 =- ; " . - “ ion of | ~-match holder, cigar rests : — —_ Ogee ne pon O: BRA TIC _Selections by mansh: lays all records with umequaled tome—has standard . >-taee 79 - lined shade in rose col- hold skirts without folding. It mam > Se present ane aie “Sand ome blue glass cigar a oa me re » Mase ” world ~- famous : L or — with cord and finished, copper trimmed, and a 0 oe - humidor—an idea! gift fos wheeis—6pecia. i : nrist- Zarv cance anc vo .- “ ‘ “2 or “Rch 0 ~ = usual valwe at our = . : : } ; | mthout rewincing. it is somograph that can sin ' pug. ope- ey * any smoker. zim mas Sale cal hits. Cheice at ov — a s a Phonograph that we can sin- cord § Cc yet agit, | O8 price of . | RS ee! £ Special at Ae at cereiy recommend anc guarantee. : Cia: at . AI i ARE RM MAA EE “SERCH CR et Ps > DH a ery oe 5h 7 - ‘ —— - ae: 7 : - le-spring tor, wimds easily amd plavws three to four rec- ~~ “ee —" a on) a bi ‘6 ne > High-Grade “Kroehler” 3-Piece Davenette Set ) This Handsome 3-Piece Velour Living-Room Set 4 le tan cho ache a ing ghe Coiumbia Theater ot the Liegett & Merers Te 7 i ey. = : > 2s > E - i om L- ee oy : * i 7 = & _P F ¥ 5 ry 28 P * ‘ : &: 5 — Me : $ _ ban a pe t oe ‘ . . 2 a - 4 ; S i r c: b : 3 ; = om ; 4 : =e © ‘S 4 . * i‘ . ‘ i a 2 4 & * . = . 2. s eae § 7 + ~~ ¥ $ ‘ e: = & ri ¢ 4 - ss a - ne th oot. EAN NEO ROADS RNC he aR « iia iy? - 7 hd f, : atts 1 M k , _— = south of and adjcizning ‘tt = the Columbia Thester. TF . ae chase was alec made unde 3 [* your thoughts rum te practical , . Visions of a 99-yerr lease, . 3 | ———— . g:its, what could be more ac- / fi | {eran annual net rental of $6.00 a Month > A _- ceptabie than a handsome Over- 4 The purchases give the — ‘=e = 4 . stuffed Living-Room Set like j , _ Theater Cc. a total frontages this? It is exactly as illustrated—three large pieces 135 feet br a deg —g massive davemport with armchair and arm rocker set. : to match—all ochiy upholstered im beautiful shades ef velour. The frames are in mahogany finish with spring seats, spring back and overstuffed arms. A remarkable value for only $138.75. Ay 7 * o3? ‘ f Us lll TT t ~ BEF o> # " De mot confuse this Davemette Set with those offereg ese ‘€xtra Massive, extra hmely hmishec and unequaled anywhere at our price. Set consists cf ™ Sarge davenport, armchair and arm rocker—in genuine golden sgigpives rice. Set consists of . . > g0:cen ocak Of mahogany fnish—uphe!- Stered in fine quality imitation leather. The davenpor: opens imto a full-size bed . os as init ' @o0ut towm at a simular oric iis ts . price ; x & ilk af) ed hen, Bree Laer Pays for It oF es FE tisfactory Ss . 1 CK S eens Sade A wonderful value at cur price of $ 100-Piece Dinner Sets the Christmas See Wee Six new and beau- Surl asses : : roo-Piece Dinner Ser Sef fe . Ove holiday display of Lamps ity white ware—decoratcd = floral or border re : ; anything we have heretofore shown— ! collected and is of a c} a a wonderful variety of new and beautiful mee and . : : e a C!ass : ; : “THE mos: — og —— that makes it admirably suited for gift-giving. styies and colorings. From this img Stove on the market. > 4 you will have no difficulty in finding a t ts built on a new principie. _ every purpose—and consid = +2; i $2.50 Cash $ 278 $2.50 Monthly 7 = 4, | ~ ee

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For Music Rolls THE SE Music Rolj Cabinets are large size—in oak, mahogany or walnut ‘finish—have glass door in effect and will hold music — ——_ In. Cedar Chests mn: 2.00 a Month dar Chest is attractive in ap- e—full 44-inch size—and will is without folding. It is nicely. copper trimmed, 7 an un- we at our REMOVABLE ASH PAN 1.00 a TH oven is shoulder- i than low-oven cial eee d . eg rm % grille @ $22.51 1 | 3 “4 . — 4 Th ip ante eS Sa MO SEP 2 _ - % : ss | Flats Wented ..... | Flats, Ete.—For Colored. ~-! Flats for Rent (F urn.) .. OF NEARLY O00 MADE W REALTY DEAL ee Combi Theater Co. Exer- ses Option to Acquire | Fee to Site of Building at Sith and St. Charles. YAUE OF PROPERTY PLACED AT $1,185,000 Purchase Under Terms of “Lease Obtained 15 Years Ago by F. R. Tate, J. E.. Martin and Late L. A. Cella ‘By Berry Moore. Through the purchase on Thurs- day of the fee to the site of the Co-.| lumbia Theater Building at the southwest corner of Sixth and St - Charles streets, Frank R. Tate, Jo- | sgeph E. Martin and the estate ofthe ' ate Louis A. Cella, represented by Cella, have virtually realized _ aprofit of $822,500, according to real ' @tate sources. The price paid for) | the fee under the provisions of*a. Tease of the site, it is understood / was approximately $262,500, while pte present valuation ofthe site is at $1,185,000. The im- provements are not taken into con- - ‘Sideration. Fifteen or 20 vears ago Louis | A. Cella, Tate and Martin, compos-. B. iegfhe Columbia Theater Co. ac- i a 99-year lease of the prop- y from the late George 8. Meyers. * the Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co. » The lease provided for an annual net wental of $14,500, according to real @ttate men, and gave the lessee the 4 | actvlege of purchasing the fee on a of the rental. Formerly al) $8- leases of sites in the central ie tone ~ , | Dustness district, were made on a basis net to the lessor, ex- taxes, and it is assumed paid by Tate, — $262,600, with th rental provided for in the lease ed at the rate of 4 per cent on | ' 8 feet by a depth on S5t. street of 123 feet. The price MA having been paid for the: whi gives absolute owner- ) of the yroperty, is at the rate’ hh a. 4000 @ foot for the Sixth street aan interests, through the Theater Co., recently pur-. from Charles Bates, an at- ¥, 26x123 feet on Sixth street, of and adjoining the site of | | Theater. This pur-. Was also made under the pro- of a 99-year lease, providing Fen annual net rental of $9000. purchases give the Columbia | r Co. a total frontage on Sixth of 105 feet by a depth on &t. — of 123 feet. and form one of , gma alluring sites in the central The purchasers have no plans for displacing the) nan improvements of the site| 3S] @ building commensurate with | we and importance as to loca- | a rr ‘i , Es _ Another Deal Under Way. | sant have been practically the purchase of the St corner of Seventh and Lo- Sa by a syndicate which | —~ ans for its improvement with | Scie office structure. Pail wms Jr. of the Paul Jones Realty | }eonducting the negotiations. “me Gite has a frontage of 127 feet, * ney street by a depth of 164. ot. “The site originally was intend-. ora home for the First Nationa! | x, ite present owner. Years ago the Famous-Play- sky Corporation, photo produ- _ and distributors. acquired | ) F. L. Cornwell, who at that b was its counsel. an option to. i the site for $1.250,009., | ~" Plans for the erection there of. ¥ nation motion picture thea- f Office building. but the City ission declined to ap- ove the project as in violation of foning ordinance. Cornwell is ~ ome of the principal owners of z Theater and Building. b site Samer east of the Mercan- US ullding at Eighth and Streets, which embraces half extending from Locust to wemnnes ' ’ Nt lll Mines Shanta @itthen. uu K. Roth has gone into the Peal estate business on his mt at 618 Chestnut street. | 7 Was associated with >», Noble-McCawley and 7069 ~ 6607-6611-6627 160, south side of ‘east of Summitt ‘lot 650x176 | stein. Franciscus Realty te sees ee ——— sain - S-ueelieeneeeeseese Es Ames Place 2. a ‘Sold for $23,500 Sat aed = » ee “els a ss a P . sz. " a pata § ‘ Qo Y yr i> a 4 Aes, y* > ‘ «> ‘ ‘ > \ \ , ‘ ‘ t¢ Mes, he . P } VW ) .. 5 2 FR o-¢g : _ ; MAY \ 4 v ¥ Pe teiade 2 SS Wee Nass ¥ 8% ees tas ety ~ SS : ° NO.*663) © PERSHING AVE J. C. and Emma Slattery have purchased through J. I. Epstein, 6631 | Pershing avenue, porch. section, whirh was financed by Epstein. The price paid was $23,500. | , which Dresden Investment Co. a new residence of eight rooms, The home is in Ames place and is one-of the most attra@tive in this_ sun parlor and sleeping The sale was made on behalf of the . PROPERTY SALES AND LOANS REPORTED BY J. |. EPSTEIN J. I. Epstein reports having sold - €6231-6635-6946 and 6950 Pershing avenue and 6627 Waterman avenue, al] new residences in Ames place. for a client to the Dresden Investment Co. These nine residences brought an aggregate of $184,009. Other sales reported are: Resale for the Dresden Investment Co. of 6631 Pershing avenue, to John C Slattery, and 7069 Pershing to Pau- line Lok 744 Heman avenue, in Deimar Garden addition, a three-fam- ‘fly apartment, for the account of H. A. Wagner: modern residence at 6929 De Giverville avenue, for Mary Bueh- le to a client: 2322 Pine street, an 1}1- room house, to a client of Roettger- Masck Realty Co. Epstein also reports haring made a five-vear lease on the fourth floor of the Elias Haas building for Sam Haas to the Berkowitz Envelope Co. of Kansas City. Mo., whose business ‘im this terrttory lishing a branch here. Loans eggregating £160.999 made last week. 'REALTY COMPANY REPORTS were Francis-Perry-Ruth Realty Co. re- ‘port the following sales: Apartment at 6429 Cates avenue of six-room ef- ficiency and four brick garages for the Best Realty & Investment , to Ida Blumberg. 6314 Cabanne ave- |nue, a four-family apartment of six- room efficiency and four garages. for Abe F. Lerner to Sam Guttman. Also sold a similar apartment at 6322 Cabanne avenue to Sarah Wein- berg. Sold the two-family, foumand five rogm flat building at 1020 Le- ona avenue for Frank Stanley to Michael O'Shea. Sold the four-room brick bungaiow at 4730 Plover ave- nue for the Ridge Realty & Invest- ment -Co. to Walter Pleau and wife. Sold a lot 110x180 at the southeas? corner of Marlowe avenue and Woodson road for George Simpson to Frank Spencer. ‘SALES OF RESIDENCES AND LOTS BY JAMES C. MORFIT James CC. Morfit reports the {fo!i- Co. jlowing rales: Lot 44x120, on the west side of Ohio avenue, between Potomac and Miami to Henry Luehrmann: lot 50x Atalanta avenue. avenue, Webster Groves, for John B. Bruner to client who will build at once; !tot 50x /150. north side of Big Bend road. st of Rock Hill road. Webster p. sede for Gertrude Garstang; mod- ern 13-room residence, 4206 Linde?! ‘boulevard. lot 560x213, to Mrs. Marr Milis for Mrs. O'Hara; modern §8- room residence, 425 Summitt avenue for Mr. Sergel to Dr. ‘Stark: lot 60x200 on the south side of Helfenstein avenue. eart of Rock ‘Hill road, for Mrs. © Philip Gore; side of Lockwood avenue, north of Swan avenue toa client who or - 375 [fet ‘will build at once. INTERESTING ADS IN REALTY SECTION OF POST-DISPATCH An attractive feature of the Reali SALES OF RESIDENCES AND LOTS BY WALTER SCOTT The Walter Scott Realty Co. re- ports the following sale: during the week: 3913 Page avenue. $-room residence of Harry Lemmon end wife; 3919 Page avenue, 9-room residence, to John W. Bradley and Hattie Lemmon; 5015 Cates avenue. closing '10-room residence to client of Barn-| Louis avenue. | Louisiana and 4517 Clax- to Daisy five and grove-Specht Realty Co.: ton, five-room bungalow, Kline; 1151 Aubert avenue. six room single flat to I. Goldstein and wife; 1616-30 Glasgow to client of Dougherty R. E. Co.: 4965 St nine-room residence to Ludwig Voelker: lot on Shawmut! place, to Arabella Combs: lot at Deior, to client of Trask Realty Co. SEVERAL SALES MADE BY necestitated estab-, JOHN $, BLAKE COMPANY The John S. Blake & Brother Realty Co. reports the sale of a five- ‘room brick cottage at 5635 Maffitt avenue for John T. Flynn to Philir | Hammerschmidt. SALE OF 3 APARTMENTS Other sales were: 4812 Cupples place, five-room brick cottage, for Philip J. Danaher to Edith M. Lax- ton, represented by Hartwig-Disch- inger Real FEastate Co.; 3031-31A North Sarah street, modern four and five room brick flat, to John T. Flynn; 3545-45A-47-47A Blaine ave- nue, flat building of fiYVe and six rooms, with four garages, for Patrick O'Keeffe to Mrs. D: M. Jefferies, rep- resented by Dickmann Realty Co. 200 LOTS OFFERED FOR SALE BY MECKEL REALTY CONCERN The Mecke! Realty Investment Co. are just offering for sale 200 lots fronting on Utah, McDonald, Parker and Oak Hill avenues. This is the last of a large tract left in the vi- cinity of Tower Grove Park. These lots are restricted bungalows and stores, the -prices range from $17 to $35 a foot. Most of the improvements are in and oth- ers are being completed. Several builders have reserved four to 10 lots and will start building flats and bungalows at once. to flats. THOMAS PESHAN REPORTS SALES IN REAL ESTATE FOR WEEK Thomes F. Pechan reports the sales of a brick flat at 3429 Laclede avenue, for Frances L. Ziska to Ida Herzog. of a brick cottage at 34158. Connecticut street. for Soritios Me- zines to Frank Dolejsi; a brick ten- ement at 1727-231 South Tenth stree and 1005-11 Lafayette avenue, for' Sephf Johanning to John Stephan. CHESTNUT STREET BUILDING EH. Simmons to | tot $0x180. on the east Estate Section of today’s Post- -Dis-— patch is a page of advertisements of Hdw. L. Bakewell, the Cornet & Zei big Trust. Isaac T. Cook & Co., as F. Dickmann Reality Co. J. I. Ep- Co.. Giral- ‘din Real Bstate Co. and Yhe Mis. of 321.259.0084 Ltvo-to-ten- son Hotel Cor- Improvements Greenebaum has rurcharod worth Gi, per year bonds of the Pea poration of Chicago eonsist cf n 12-story fireproof hote! at Pearsen and Seneca streets, Chi- cago. The bonds constitute a direc‘ cloned first mortgage on the land, and building and a first lien on the net carninugs. or eTit ‘for the erection on the south side of of 1200. Northweet corner resented ’ ——————— ESTATE Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits The More You, Say the Better ’Twill Pay ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1922. eee rim & “EIGHT ge a eee eee ee THEATERAPARTHENT 3 STORY BULDNG ON BUILDING 1S PLANNED CLARA AVENUE SOLD Site on Delmar Boulevard, West | Bottorff Firm to Have Manage- of Limit Avenue, Purchased ! ment of Property Purchased for Structure. by Prof. W. L. Gladstone. Pians were announced yesterday The Bottorff Realty reports the sale, through M. Giles, of the Washington Terrace apartments. Co. S 4 Delmar boulevard, 400 feet west of wey Limit avenue, of a six-story building |. th to comprise a theater, 800x143 feet in 198 ot te ee on a lot 160x A : vo, ‘ eavenue. with a seating capacity The building extends the entire seven stores and 48 two and depth of the lot and fronts the three room efficiency apartments., court. It consists of 12 sui ~ 7) ~ -_ t f - The site, 149x110 feet, was purchased ‘and seven rooms, bringin com ce er during the week by Walter A. Hayes|o¢ 09 909 op a and Joseph H. Grand, attofneys: Har- f “a gs a year, and was eo!d ry J. Cohen, owner of the Kingdall *°* the South Alabama land Co. of building, and other valuable real es- Mobile, Al., to Prof. W. L. Gladstone tate in Chicago, and Mr. #nd Mre. for a consideration said to be $125.- Charlies S. Bowman, president and 000. vice president of the Bowman Print- The Bottorff firm will have the ing Co. forming a company which management of the property . which will be $400,000, according to REAL FSTATE SALES REPORTED BY FRANK L. DITTMEIER CO. the Welsels-Garhard company srhich The Frank L. Dittmeier Real Es- is to finance it. The site was owned by Dr. A. Levi. tate Co. reports the following sales: Ten brick residences, 2618-20-22- dimensions, The project is noteworthy as an incident In the growth of the district of which University City is the cen- ter, end which offers an attractive’ fielaé for building enterprises “ the moving spirit of the protect, considerable property in the block in' the combination five-story building is to be erected. Other Sales Reperted. The Weisels- Gerhart company an- Venus enue, brick houses for P. O. Her- minghausen of Davenport, Ia., to’ Maude M. and William A. Martin: 1432 Goodfellow avenué, brick huild- nounces also the sale of a lot, 110x | ing arranged as a flat for Mrs. T. C. 110 feet, at the southwest corner of | Wright to Sam Rosenberg; 4596 Delmar boulevard and Limit avenue: Cote Brilliante avenue, brick build- for the account of Fred Dietrich, an@ ing, for a the adjoining 110x110 feet on the . west by Albert Harral, who will to Mra. Carrie Fitzgerald; incorporate as the Limits Realty Co-7 which will erect on the two lots, ag- ranged as a double flat, gregating 200 feet of frontage, a B. Rose to a client of the 8t. store and apartment bullding. Finance Co. Another sale made by the Weisels- 4001-3-6-7-9-11 Lucky street, three Gerhart Co. tn this block was that prick buildings arranged as double | of a lot 506x110 on the south side of | s. for a client of the Schaefer | flats, Delmar boulevard fer the account of to Mrs. R. C. Howar1: |Realty Co., the Prim ity Co. to A. la Kap- eae ae ee - ‘lot 75x186 feet on the north side of | # Dartmouth avenue, east of Yale av- REAL ESTATE SALES REPORTED enue, in University City, BY CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST Mrs. The following sales are reported of the County Realty Co. Loans for the past week aggre-. the Cornet & Zeibig Trust: Twentieth and gating $85,000 also are reported. YECKEL-FEYDT-EARICKSON Biddle streets, building consisting of ive stores and five flats, for Louls Pearl to Abraham Simon; two-fam- ily flat at 5874 Highland avenue, for William Hiad to John Meyer; two recently: houses of eight rooms each, at 3806. | $501 Pennsylvania avenue, a sin-. 8 Lucas avenue, for George C. | gle flat, for Mary C. Thouvenot to Hifchcock and others to Joseph H. fenry O. and Beatrice Hummert. Weber: northwest corner of Ne- braska and Geyer, unimproved lot grertment, for Edmund and 126x185, for Elizabeth Clark Bmith 4.14 Heintze,. to a client. to Clyde 8. Fischer Realty Co.; lot 8809-11 Folson avenue, four-fam- 650x150 on the north side of Lafay- tly flat, for H. H. ette avenue, west of Ohio, for +, faward Jackson, represented by Blanche T. McMenamy to Sam. Roberts Realty Co. Neler: 4555 Cott age avenue, three- 4248 Schiller place, a brick 1444-46 for George Louls by The Yeckel-Feydt-Farickson Realty Isa- cot- room brick cottage, for A. Btuever to tage for William J. and May O’Nelll, | a single to to on than said. Officers of the fir state contracts for improvements will be let within the next few days ané work of grading. installing water and sewers and building streets and sidewalks will begin soon. All im- to be completed by is that mT & report provements are spring CHRISTIAN “BRINKOP FIRM REPORTS WYMEROUS SALES The Christian Brinkop Real Es- tate Co. reports the sale of three new mcdern single flats in the 4200 Humphrey street, all three before completion. were: 3945° South new fiat, for Ed- John W. Roths- Papin street, flat r to Oiga Brand- Thirty-seventh Smith for the A. erted int Smith is rae Seventh bloc«k on being solid Other sales Grand boulevard, om Damm, to ehild:* 4556 West for rama Schneid: stetter:; 4301 South strect, new five-ro« bungalow, to Kimma Krackaue’. s9ils Sidne. street. flat, for Walter C. Roellig to Maurice Alex 4316 South Thomas Jackson; lot 65x100, on the), gerry and Mary Goldman. west side of Levy, between Carr and 4743 Michigan avenue, a brick cot-. others to McPheeters Warehouse CO. | 46 Sohn and Frances Schenk. £229 Lansdowne avenue, a single SALES CONTINUE BRISK ON flat, for Anna E. Mclaughlin to # lient. ' Cc S, KING’S HIGHWAY TERRAC $415 South Grand boulevard, a Sales continue active in Sonth | brick residence, for . Fred J. and King’s Highway Terrace, the a Rathert, to‘Jerry J. Anna Vrana. tions being that the addition will be 2662 Connecticut street, entirely out of the market soon. flat. for J. J. and Anna Vrana, Eighty per cent of the purchasers’ jy and B. Rathert of lots if this plot have paid cash, ages and plan for the erection of homes. 100 LOTS REPORTED SOLD Grading on the tract was complet- ed 20 days ago and construction of IN GRANT - DOVER PARK | sewer mains is nearing comple- The Federer-Arendes Realty Co. tion. Installation of water mains, it ; ‘is understood. is be started ,at| reports it has received many n- once. while contracts for sidewalks auiries by buyers for lots in Grand- have been tet Dover Park, the new subdivision be- A well-known. builder has just| ing opened on the — purchased 11 Joss ns sites for build- South. Grand boulevard, iy to be @rected.torthiwith. Bates street to Carondelet Park. ings ¢ ye @ - wit ites addition sf being sold by the Although this subdivision has becn Mederacke-GBarth Real Estate and the market only one wae vom invesiment Co., which is financing’ 100 iots have been sold, it consiruction for lot purchasers. Martin Bre itt having eased the four-story and basement vuilding at 614-616-618 Franklin ave- nue to the Furniture Co. This bufiding theelast 53 years occu- pied by Moll Grocer Co... wh) be con. 0 a modern furniture siore, Tne company now operating th stores at 917-19 North Seventh street at $955 BHaston avenue and at (“nerikee street. The street establishment will be moved to the new quarters. The leasé was made for Mrs. Lillie W. Rubinstein. Martin & Breitt rep- both parties. ey. “White Way” Pianned. associat is bhe- Storekeepers ana Delmar oule- New An improvement lon ing formed by this PpRopPperiy OWRETS OF vard between Skinker road and *Ade- aide avenuc. who plan to arnange With the United Rallways CC: for the removal of the present poles from the center of the’ sireet, repavement | rnirty-seventh street, to Walter C sete: eee ae oo Roellig; 4320 South Thirty-seventh, | concrete electroliers o oth sides: J @ s ie of the street, with a miei of creat- ‘to William Kronsbein; 4209 Hum- ing another “white way” or “com- — street, fiat, te Frank Can munits pubi ne Ss ' nter. ne * ee ander, / 92 22 Cora avenue, | 4136- 4243-45 St. client of J. B. Pollook |] Montclair avenue. brick building ar- | for Mr. and | George C. Edwards to a clisnt | FIRM REPORTS EIGHT, SALES | ‘Co. reports the following sales closed | and M. C. Hauhart | and | a_i" Res —, ved _ os aw For Sale (Realty) For Sale (Business) Yor Lease Garages. Stables Home Loan Associations Houses for Rent Houses Wanted Kirk wood Pesgeste ; . re é | Maplewood Property. | Meney Wanted IN DE X to Section’ “A” — Houses (Furn.) Wtd Houses, Fic. (Colored). GLICK COMPANY REPORTS — SALES TOTALING $540,000 The Glick Real Estate Co. reports sales totaling $540,000, and $210,000 | more in under contract to be | closed 7 ’roperties sold consist of 12-fam-. northeast corner of and lafayette and apartment, of Thirty-ninth 6-family apartments, 765 Westgate avenue, 735 Westgate and 6415 Enright avenue: seven | Stores and 10 flats at southeast cor- | ner of Hodiamont and Horton place; | stores and residence at 4854-62 8t. Louis avenue; store and tenements, eight-family flat, 2701-11 Sullivan avenue; stores and fiats, 4040-42 Easton avenue; triple flat, 4630-32- 34 Evans avenue; triple flat, 4484- 86 - 8S Reaenen avenue; double flats, 4151-52 Botanical avenue; 4173-75 De Tonty street; northwest corner. of Euclid and Maple avenues; 3890- Utah street: two double flats, | 4521-23 and 4525-27 San Francisco avenue; two double flats 3821-23. and 3825-27 Shenandoah avenue; two double flats, 2514-16 and 2520- two double flats, | 4129-41 West Carter Maffitt avenue; avenue; 3920-22) and single street; two Grattan | sales ily apartment, Thirty-ninth street avenue; stores southwest corner and Lufayette; 37 and 3856-58 Louis double avenue, McRee avenue; flat, 2350-52-54 Menard ences, 2 2 jouble 2 1412-14-16 24-26-28-30-32-34-34% Lafayette av- canals s904-40 West Farlin — ‘SALES AMOUNTING T0 $89, 500 (4235-37 Kennerly avenue; 61 Garfield avenue; 2210 South Fourth street; single flats at 1020 McCaus-_ 20 McMillan avenue; land avenue; 472 8925 Cottage avenue; 1436 Granville Vernon avenue; place, and 6658-60 residences at 1420 Burd. avenue, 324 Bayard avenue, 4920 Terry ave- Maffitt avenue; double residence, 2343-45 Park avenue; bungalow, 7811 Hoover avenue; cot- | ‘tages at 3022 Fair avenue and 4009 | North Market street; lot on Clem- | ens avenue: 60-foot lot on Murdock avenue, and a lot on the south side. ions Easton avenue, east of Laurel. ‘BUILDING AND LOAN INSTITUTE MAY INSTALL BRANCH HERE To keep pace with the growth of ‘building and loan associations and broaden their scope along conserva- ‘tive lines, the St. Louis League of Building and Loan Associations will send its president, Adolph Leonhardt. to Kansas City in a few days to con- sider a proposition to establish a branch of . the American Building and Loan Institute in St. Louis. This instityte, says Leonhardt, will undertak in an educational ‘nue, 3936 RELY DEALS LISD | week: Southwest corner of McRee : 4 baths and garage. | J. Wanstrath: for Mary Loretto Ma- | FIVE T. J. Mullin of the Mercantile Trust Co. Real Estate Department reports the following leases d the week: The west half of the sixth floor in the building at 819-3% Washington avenue, by Sales Co. for a tiong years; the entire building at 1123 Washington avenue for a long term of years to Blues Cap Co., who will use this floor as a factory. salesroom and office; the two-story building at 815-17 South Seventh street, to J. L. Rayburn, who will conduct a restaurant after alterations and repairs have been completed; the second, third and fourth floors in building at 604 Mar- ket street for a term of years, to the Missouri headquarters of the Owl's organization, who will have their general offices and meeting halls there; the entire second floor in building at 1101-03-05 Washing- ton avenue for a long terms of years to the Owens-Schneider Clothing Co. This will give the clothing com- pany double the space it formerly occupied. NEW COLONIAL RESIDENCE IN UNIVERSITY CITY SOLD Louis H. Peistrup of the Bly & | Walker Dry Goods Co. has bought, | through the Butts Co., a new colonial residence at 7132 Washington avenue, University City. The house contains elght rooms, two baths, sunroom and sleeping porch and has a garage for two care. Peistrup has taken peos- session of his Rew home. THREE FOUR-FAMILY FLATS SOLD BY JORDAN COMPANY The Jordan Realty Co. report cles- ing the sale ef three four-family flat buildings during the past week at 5752-62 Theodosia avenue for Morris Stern and Ida Stern to a client. The consideration was $32,000. The man- agement of the buildings is retained by the Jordan Realty Co. Gerling Ce. Agent in Four Dente. The August H. Gerling Realty Co. ‘reports the following sales: ry Easton avenue, for B. F. and E. CC. Gray to a cliient of Edward hill; 4111 Easton avenue, for B. F. and E. C. Gray to N. A. Doherty; 4060 Enright avenue, for Edgar A. Well to Walter Vick; 3418 Connecticut street, to a client, and two lots on Sutiver- land avenue. Loans amounting to $69,000 were made. - BY THE FRANGISCUS C0. Residence at 4605 Lindell Boule- vard Sold for Henry C. Greve to Harry Lindberg. The Franciscus Realty Co. closed the following sales during the past and Lawrence avenues, fronting 60 feet on the south side of McRee avenue by a depth of 134 feet; south- east corner of McRee ind Thurman avenues, fronting 60 (eet on the south line of McRee avenue by depth of 131 feet, to the Mardyke Investment Co. for the Lindell Fair | Grounds Realty and Investment Co.; residence at 4605 Lindell boulevard. for Henry C. Greve to Harry Lind- berg, manager of the Fisher Body Co. The house contains 13 rooms, The Franciscus Realty Co. represented both parties. The sale of 135 feet on the south |side of O'Fallon street by a depth of 90 feet, was sold to Anton Beffa | for a client of the James H. Ma- guire Real Estate Co. REPORTED BY WANSTRATH George J. Wanstrath reports hav- ing made first deed of trust loans amounting to $149,500 and sales amounting to $89,500. Following are some of the sales: A piece of property on Lindell boulevard, im- proved with ai three-story brick building, store on first floor and rooms above, to Mrs. Sarah Block for Max Dreyer; for Frank and Jo- seph Hoffmeyer 4032-32A, 4034-34A. 4038-38A, 4040-40A, 4042-42A, 4060- 60A and 4062-62A Folsom avenue, six single flats, to a client of George loney, six-room brick bungalow at 1705 Bacon, to Edward Sweney and wife: for H. A. Hobein and wife. 8006 Elliot avenue, a new bungalow of 4 rooms, to .Robert and Emily Millar: for Pearl Harting, 4921 Ar- lington avenue, 4-room cottage, to Richard Moritz and wife; four-fam- ily flat at 4020-20A and 4022-22A North Florissant avenue, to Eli La- venthal and wife. eo way, to do for the savings and loan | associations, their employes and. members, such service as the Amer- | 3564 Osceola street, a four-family ican Institute of Banking has long | rendered to the entire banking sys- It will also | item in this country. promote the study of mnevennens in the schools. $100,000 PAID FOR PROPERTY this thrift IN NORTHWEST ST, LOUIS Twenty-two acres fronting 1241 feet on east side of King’s highway, | ‘three blocks south of Florissant ave- nue, were sold by the W. L. Ronald Realty and Investment Co. to the ‘Arrow Realty and Investment Co.. ‘The price paid was not mentioned, but it is presumed to be abow $100,000. The property fronts on two boulevards and a city park and is being subdivided and improved for high-class residences and apart- ments, and will be sold out under the management of the W. L. Ronald) Realty and Investment Co. The W. L. Ronald Realty ont! eg ne Co. also reports the sale | 5345 Pershing avenue, a three- | wien apartment building of seven. rooms. sleeping porch and sun par- | ‘lor. two baths to each apartment, to | Mre. L. A. Groliner for M. H- Mur-! phy. A OA a — ned S-OTTENAD & LO, : Meron REAL ESTATE SALES Mehrkens-Ottenad & Co. report the following sales: 5053 Tennessee avenue, bungalow, for a client to J. | H. Kraemer: 1012 Bates street, bun- | galow, to Edwin Kilpatrick, 3628 DM-_ nois avenue, cottage, to George H. Kersting;: 1016 Bates street, bunga- low. to G. A. Doering, 2519 Tennes-— see avenue, modern flat, for Vincent Cc, Wolf; 2964-66 McRee avenue, | four-family flat, for T. Guth to F. | Meyer; 2153-55 Geyer avenue, four- | family fiat, for Mary Karhanek to | Mike Krumenacker; 80-foot lot on) trand boulevard, north of Eichel- berger avenue, to Charlies Kloster. ——a das LARA AVENUE Pe SOLD | BY SCOTTS FOR $25,000 Oreon E. and R. G. Scott report! having sold the vacant lot on the west side of Clara avehue, south of Delmar boulevard, adjoining 535) Clara on the north, 80 by 200 feet for the South Alabama Land Co. A. A. Wagner for $25,000. er more than $300 a foot. This is snid to be a record price for vacant locatit: deep. ‘nr property sold in that The land company intends to erect a seven-story fire-proof apartment building, containing 100 apartments, of four, five and six rooms, to be under the management of the Scuit Agency. . o ie, What Will Become of Your Property? # - If you have any real estate or personal property — and you haven't made a will, you can't help but be interested in our newly compiled chart, entitled “How Is, Property Distributed When There Is No Will,” because— It tells how your property will descend and be dis- tributed according to the laws of Missouri—if you die without making a will. Clip the Coupon Write, phone or call—or better still, Gll out the coupon below and a copy of this chart will be mailed to you. It is yours for the asking. This request places you under no obligation whatever. Trust Depertment ia Be *% : LIBERTY CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, Saint Louis. 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ON Pats ae ae Oe: Pe See ae ee jie : * * we ’ See eo AT, SRECEMEER. 36. 1906, pu 10, 1922. — e600 APARTMEN TS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, Fo , For Rent and _ For Sale i in these columns today. DISPAT SB ee —W'T'p TO BUY REAL | EAL ESTATE—wW'T'D : TO BUY | CIT BUY | CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE par — = { ae a aa TS ilies cesta a ti 8 f . modern; 4 ORE—Corner ; suitable for butcher shop BUSI ES | | Le Pex. , [a1 Sage : AS i ieee sie ti : e floor space; steam and > ve a im Bt. ide 25200 ® 1 I \ | . ; ‘ee * | x Sb t oe :¥. : Roe. “6 oe te ne 3 oe So OOS ; tion. +; open for ingpec- ary r a verside 2 1) ' a pervicingt 2 . | “tint, & es io = ps (c) | TENANTS Wtd.—For stores in new bul nd We represent Eastern manufacturers who are seeking St. Louis plants =| + : r ; he ; e. te 7 > ae Y “id es 4 snrataetneessdli Supervision ¢ ee. ae 2 Be BR See ee eee Zi BE Ss light manufacturing; g to be erected at corner of Arsenaland ||| OF sites suitable for manufacturing purposes. Would purchase growin ng ‘To s7. CMARLE@ —s sO et a aie a s a. | and Pine; Iasg eangaat, corner, of 24 | Virginia. and Chestnut. Olive. 7336, ":\"" || teagan plants if conditions justify expansion. Special inquiries are ; . oh Bot Be eS Ss Se Se 2 ed Information of first floor. (c7) | NEW MODERN STORE AND OFFIGE~ || rom concerns manufacturing furniture, auto parts, steel products, | | BUY HER A LOT ° ELD—3 rooma, bath, : ; d ©: ae Ee 33 Mt mS > a ‘? Se a = % ; % BUILDING—1, ’ i. eS eS eee — ae eee BS et eee 398 Se... 8: ieee 3 the big wh bullding, | BUILDING, | . Shoes, farming imp! ? N 5 at Fr “oe © Beer) ff. oe ee i “offic roth and Ping: i Grand and Gravoi chinaware, silverwar ng Fie and stoves, hardware specialties, ||| | I STORES. ETC. oe. | RC mn ee Bs te 4 : Will make alter ne oom, fon s We are preparing a list of propeties & novelties H | BEAUTIFUL . ,s Peale om PR BS: aaa x ten oa sets “4 make alterations t it; f Pp KLIN AV.—Store . rr = a wate. Ss GR So a e : a st heat. ~ ulre rriso _MeK - One large store and up-to- date offices: ist 0 roperties for immediate consideration of - $60 | ae ee %: 3 corne ‘ciscpecasina: a heat furnished; 3619-21-23 Gravois; finest||| Tepresentatives of cone . ISTH—Store .........°. Pr See, i Bi Bree RR ig 5 ee 3 ——ser_On~ the | erns who will inspect plants with the object of ||| | YLOR—Store with bans i - i: F ‘ . $ Somes ie Be e: ‘: i pte ¢ ou Sie pe, i month, Advertising ee oe iin, South St. Louis; open for in-|, purchase €a rly j in 1923. Ow ners of shioie dead re are + Pome bon is | | . nt De ae eae Dee > ue : a ROO AS a ni Pn: Paty ees % ag BS - ee ee: “FOS Ee Sse i Mien ee Par 4 DESK ROOM—in > = ae ® Olive ho = 2 i DETERING G AGENCY, 3627 Gravois a propositions. | eee ann ae 4 a ; -. m ° as R i GESTNUT—O toome ae Age. «s son ; - ~ iso ab, a th sa eB ~ SERN ie. ss = hes Apply obrivate. ¢ office: - one ad Gustine N INDUSTRIAL) DEPARTMENT | PAiTH—Stable ...... My eae: te 65 ' \ y Cs a or rar ‘ , DESK ROOM—Phone « service, competé t at- | MANCHESTER, 4265—Store room: suitable ! 1 7 TERRACE oe n u el oble McCawley Realty Company | *-* Ps : LLE ECTIO ONE ; bs 2 ‘00 #q. ft. os = gg tend grag Moor, 60,000 sq. ft. on upper floors. Frisco conveniences, Room 309 Re a by %. oak x0 business; will | | Ss 2 25,000 s 4 : ; ENANTS RECENTLY. — aes ease. ee . & Koc +0 anchester. ; || | ‘ FP »N, E. CORNER 16TH AND WASHIN( ON AVENUE “Part 6 store room, phone, ste- (7) | 615 Chestnut St. | 5000 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY BL. ——— ee : NEW 10-STORY Pee OOF BUIL ; 00K Cc NEW MODERN STORE - : ; ‘ DING OR4 §00d location™for guto ; a it ay — . . R Furni ha. 5 ap + & nchting and ventilating facilities; sprinkler System, 2 Passenger and 2 655 41 Oli live. Phone Bomont - ogy nde y meg ior nip tend haa and Mo- owe ALL IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDED IN PRICE — - A ters, large shipping rooms, special freight conveyor from top floor aaa: FRANKLIN. 10 IN, 1013—Alan Ee La DRODZA REALTY Co” 4000 Chouteau. | AL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE | NOW BEING ‘INST AT LED AND PAID FOR BY US South is ist ces. with Also 1015; bakery shop, | || BUNGALOW Witd.—will exe a re re cia | R . —— e a9 | patent ovens; can get’ liv! (c68 xchange equity in Ww ILL trade clear farm fo: fa f i d | LL, 4226A—6-room fiat Tele Re Ae FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH REALTY Co., 1093 N. 8th gt. above. See KAMP,’ 216 Wainw ~4 "Olive ae | , double flat ‘in good location for bungalow | Box R-290, Post Dist ‘teh, y ant cosume, ||| M Mi VV party; references required. uses; | “MS - ie i ee West | Will assumes submit poncos ents OF West: | ANTED CLE AR PROPE TY | R. HUSBAND! RS. WIPE!!! 8 \ A eeneentietseenesnenmesieeene m roposition to f asi West , ee Central | BUILDING Wilt rent ‘part of building at |" “tional Roti tke COs 2500 Central Na FOR DOWNTOWN EQUITY R | How Many Homes Have You Paid For but Never Owned? . oF # | rand an elmar, to reliable tenan?: | . iA imi y : T 41 Mode ge erent - s 3 ova utomolsn ABOU T Ts. a0” — “3 = —— | guitatie for doctor or business: state full ( NTY P ROPERTY Ww td. tual ay exc hange, a £0 | ofa ‘eae tee to responsible corporation HERE Is W H AT I MEAN stian family of maui 8. Forest Sehbye A, n PY N e Ca OVS | _ tactory. warensise™ for au macterercom, | particwiars Ist letter. B. i. 1109 Franklin. | -, acres of Termin ae fo And Belt Line! ing price. Deed of truce See DOR on eek | | 3703— mpletely fu eet S888" x go iC LARK. 719—Lott baseme ood aol ond DELMAR, 5156- 58—Building. 36x125, to | li no R. e R. Assn., splendia years. Want clear inoseauad” for ‘unin or | Transform That U seless, Lazy Rent Receipt Into > Paid N ‘ote, 3—Con oO rnished flat’ a vator: also 11° eam, ele- rent or lease Avoly 5158 Delmar ©) Ware o ty actory or temporarily for farm | wil] take clear subdivision property, or good | } Paying Off y our Home. T welosaan : lady upoteien : : ‘ nie, | a th, 8d floor “ s. ——-— : property ' 8 will show. _ ? | Goze Na. ‘ yr shop: DELMAR RL... 5080—1L arge store, 25x80, rR ANC IS-PERR\ ‘*-RUTH, 102.N Sth st. sounty GRE THER & CO N, 4431A—Conveniently f E a. , ine § r $1Z7eE Tach} “17 eg $021—Drick buildin 25x115 with « entrance in rear ood fo Oo S11 ' ( $ rooms, bath. electric, ‘gas ‘arnished 4 Will erect building of ins S1Ze on \\ ashington a\ enue, ss o-ston *; Fuitable garage, oe: 2 ry. nLib: svith drive | pe eng lied Secaditeies oe COTTAGE Wtd.—Fine building lots, both Al TO KF OR BROPER ty i Wake Up ef Become Independent!! |i WE WILL vaaied Ek @ND BUILD FOR YOU ON EASY TERMS (ct " . , . ‘ »* ’ , \ ‘_.. | BALSON R. & B. CO., 5899 Delmar. (c) * 0 Sie yg Mo. ee Mark Wilson, Ww | sw | ill trade 1922 ¥ ae. van ‘ ve . _ D 28 FE 4 » . 1 between Jeffet son and Gi and; and w ill lease to re- el ND OFFICE SPACE — $20" et | DELMAR, 6150—Fine big store with mod- DOUBLE FLAT Wid.—In ox z “ ui i ‘ ] SPAC E ia. or rent. “$15 month. $93 | W e llston T heater Rulld! desirabl office in | store or other busi a oe B Ox T-156.. P. ‘D. | STRE\ EY-L ANGLE Y, 701 it 6 A a Bl. | bm iurnished apartment; gas, electric : 5 = Wainwright Bl ELMORE CAVE & CO. | EXCHANGE Note SSUO, second deed trust | IMPROVED PROPE RTY ~ Wtd.—wWill trade | Janitor, SoV iereeeenantinaietinss cit . Central 4515 1 ¢ EFIC fH SPAC ae deskroom. ~ Call “toom"| oe N. Ww. cor. 8th and Che ‘stnut. _ Box R-266, Post-| ispa toh Me ee cash difference. Steiner, 4968 | | ' ND, 4360—Desirabie 6 rooms, fur. -— ’” it iis ae my. ae Fo 810 Chestnut st. | EASTON, 62: -8—Fine store in Wellston The- | EXCHANGED 3 farms jast week: might | wit av. i] 4; sleeping porc ot-water aelect — ; ——— (| OFF ICE sp ACF_—_D et I ater ~— trade yours next eek. ‘J , is LAKE Wtd.—Sn ll s kK i @\ Ov Wm Al Ow , Bonveniences. “4 g ° i: room ——, Ww ae ass and stock Bars N iw.cor. 8th a > e CO., aed E MIN’ TON, 715 Bquitab le mie Spriag water, wy neg city Sau 1307 Bia | Se || FOR LEASE ete Fate "ESE AEE | rane —abb pin nett | PRGUANGE gros wong anaes | oF ba Cnet Bbak_ eet OY | r : > month. _ (ec) | — store, | want 20 to 40 acre Missouri farm. | L ‘td. — feet on W ashington, ‘ane. of | Bi, 80008 roome baths kanes, a een ae SWI, Fak ag Wes | hs ened, rym ater fT CJ WiL ta “Agts Biol Chentnat ac, | deter (avg Town coal Sorte.” ie 1 ag raished: complete: piano: perma: a sround floor; reasonable rent. 1210 Chest. | IAS. E. RICHARI ISON, 105 fY an Ph Bldg. Exc HANG 3B—114. -acre Soccer improved | ; 236, ‘ost- ‘Dispatch. | ~ eer PL 41% nn! OLIVE, W5—Deep_walciatind | Olive 341, ant clear; want house or flat. ©. # | Paar ‘aauh eel row oF Raoes or ° ° ; , adi — Tsiat Agt. ( 8; give cas rice. Bow M-2 .- ea. furnished; steam” heat; $2) | é | F HOWARD Gy st reasonable Mk ain 1883. | ee yew ugtions. ete; steam heat | EXCHANGE: me it : gee one Want | PROPERTY Wea, — eae property for gale B.| Gra V OMS OmesiItes No. y , c - Tore i | peindell 6718. : 7 WASHING ON AV. POPLAR. 1: AMBRI 1. & CO.. 809 Chestnut, | furnished: rent $22.60 nth, m neat |" chicken farm or suburban cottage, with | Peon Tor the Amiviene Weemen 4 | | , : —- ma cee Br O2 00: good for stor- | CL YDE C. KETCHAM, 206 Intl. 1, ife Bldg. | | large lot. ©. J. HILL, Agt., 810 Chestnut.| Sts ‘Bomont 656. Woodmen, As || pee AS*"s. WANTED pe , IN ERED C. H. PECK EST ATE. S10 Walnwinens fev) | EXCHANGE—Apartment, 6-family, Ne cO9) | ET's | | Steen: PECK ES 0 Wainwright Bia : (ae ' ESTATE Wtd.—sSingle flats, double) . : a iineligh ; . yk , | D aT na >: Renee \ BiGgs. | OF FICES—Two, in Fidelity Bldg., oranda av. arkview; reasonable priced; want se | Nn£l6 ats, double } = ke} peeme and wun par. IN SPR KL BUIL ING | || TWELETH dis N ¥ Near Pine; fine store-| and Hodiamont Railway. Edw. R. Ed. or flats, nets or double. ‘Box } BS | ay mint A fit South Side | | The cheapest and best property in the Gravois , reasonable OX ' . . es 24 t.- suitable any businoss:| dins, Fidelity Bldg ) | st-Dispatch ° ° 8, Post-Dispatch. (c) | Also Several First Fluor Locations. || _si260* Hon WARD TAYLOR. 706 Chestnut, | PAGE BL., 3820—Store and flat, 3 roome: | EXCHANGE—Land, 300 acres land in Br et eee AGENCY. 3627 Gravois av,/|/ avenue district. BRENT sont td-—=lmmediately; must 5 Se ‘ | | gy PLOORS—~ Approximately 10,000 ft. | best location for grocery or gorege. | Big pe 3 miles — ~ Eureka; ~ ESTATE i rooms ¢ , ; | eee 9 2 ae -- ae | ce w z People: reasonable’ rental beat eter - Bi See Mercautile Trust Company Agent | gWashington: ‘cheap. P.O. Bor sit ‘t| PARKVIEW BUILDING | Bectres@ocet 20rS: will exchange fF gust 3 ys representative You are bound to make money here whether ; West End preferred. Cabany 7437 : é 4 Pw teG a T, 2136— Good garage building, 30x| 6229 Delmar, near Skinker: 3 very de- | pats Rae se 8. LOOMIS. Ri: Se ()| WALTER SCOTT ith gain Central ee) ; y Wid. amend rooms; modern; adults; Sout! A 0, for 25 cars, 4-room flat over; $6500. | strable office suites in this new and modern |) EXC N‘ E—~Suburban.: will exe hange new a | , Te preferred. ___ Box R-364, Post- Dis. ig: 8th, Locust to St. Charles. /HENRY HE IMENZ R. COoO., 614 Chestnut. building; excellent location for dance or inu- | S.- soem a ane ated os. of” good | REAL, ge ye - hace —nnerty or county, any \ ou buy and wait or buy and improve. ~ . a an - ‘ ud! ( n ‘ + s i muli¢ 4 0 { e% oO 4 , } i] Wtd.—% or 4 rooms, bath: reasu::- . . none. SQUARE FEET ground fi or; granit- JOHN. s. RLAKP & BRO. * 815 Chestnut” St. Louis ve sidence: valued about $16, 000. | MARK H. WILSON REALTY Co., | \ : ; $o reward. Diemier, 1739 » Waver! \ : N.c mere for storage. Apply 500 - ; — A. S. LOOMIS. 9 N. 7th sat Kirkwood, Mo. | . , ss ae ‘omm a ( 6—Fj ‘ | - OE. - emmiene | Oa =o Wed. —— 3 rooms, elec tric, gas; p prefe: ; i — : ——$—$—__— | P : NDLET Morais’ 5AC =m ares “store: iF "ARM Wtd.—Flat; rent $ 3000. LO Ww td. —To buy nice Jot, South Side: ii On the Cherokee far. line at Doughbsrough ave- Bowie bath. Box R-276, Pet-i. “a i} ‘911 FRANKTAIN AV. | STORE—[aren; water and heat furnished [STHEVEY-LANGLEY. 701 ‘itis Guar, Bl, —eive’ location. "Box Sit2d°" post Dtapeich: Full i ts at by Pit & C Eg ‘ fate fee . Large store, including loft; also basement| Apply 3945 Olive st. (c)'|FARM Wtd.—For exchafige. choice 12:room | PAY CASH for improved property, any kind,|} NUE. u improvements at once a} iizman 0. —$—___—_— ad ‘ | | and vard: _bossession Jan. 1. Open a ae KINGSBURY BL. apartment, choice location; want farm or | Write, BROWN. 525 ‘Wainwrt op Be | ’ | a Seo Dispate “ae | DOWNT ( yW N S ‘ ( RE | apamrees 7-room flat over storé, with bath and) other property. Box P-575, Post-Dispatch. 5 THE RE’S A LID FOR E VERY Por rn a : lern conveniences team heat: nt S60. F ARM Wtid.—6-family apartment; re 7 . " . y Wtd.— —g. os 3 _- rout a j lee N. 6th st.- store; fine reta!! lo- GIRALDIN ‘BROS. “R. E. Co.. ‘S13 Helles o $5100. 7 eae saben: . tigre’ Kobe: i ys THU ot i] Come out today and learn how mean it is to Bs mot over $30. Ox , i b ~ cality on busy s , “| STREVEY-LANGLEY, 701. Title Guar. BI. . | «Nid ii te : | | | 4433 OLIVE ST.—NEW STORE : 4 s ST. LOUIS REALTY FINANCE CO., i} OW F "OW eS or © sooms, ans ees : FOR L EA SE [faucet a *. te aa RO] Chestnut. Rx 50. ? room effi lency apartment: | FIAT Wid —tTo e xchange, farm. 14 miles om | | Delmar r 2001. 38: 0 Olive. Lindell 665 99) | ( n \ our O”*\ n home. s Horn a § > - (if nN ‘ORES neat ana tar | service just completed; Gravois rd., for single flat. 4096A — | WAVE a ni ee ae es. Box R-162, _Rost- Dispatch. a 4s anen far taana | imac at 4 a number of flats, apartments and | ’ * : ee H). | 2744-46 Chouteau av., two choice tores . G. REA NKE "Re FE. CO. 711 Chestnut. | =-->= ——— | _houses for sale, reasonable; easy terms. Q tT ‘WR p y ' Wid. or 4 rooms, modern, by Jax & th d M k S. Cy S . dr ice stor é‘ nu FLAT ee iain eamei ome || ' ; 4 | ‘ } h ~e cater - - AT Wtd.—Or cottage; will trade lot ss Call up for list. she a ee X%. RAAALAL LG 4ir . . . a W. R.. 1205 N. 15th, Bast st ven an ar = OF. bas cea Just been vacated; will rent One | ee. Store—Near King’s Highway tailoring, ladies’ and gents’ suits, coats, | JOHN H. ABBOT T, 709 ¢ ‘hestnut, 4 ere. 3 x . ‘or fey “er eles re store snita dresse. 4446 Olive st. : | 7 h . l (} t ut 4 - GEO. F. BERGFELD REALTY co., for. aay retail bacianiel fee adresse. iP ROP ERTY Wtd.—Hav b. Lox P-512, | || (th and Chestn Wid.—5 or § room, or cottage? refine: [| A well-built building containing 42.000 Square feet, steam | 810 Chestnut ‘wt: | fOr any retail, business: concession to right | eon cH ANGE—440 acres, Wages. ‘barns | Poot Dandan ave cash. Lox P-512, | ay oe ly; Jan. 1, northwest preferred, Box ] ] , eave ee ee ae f| ill — . B. H. Boody and O. M. Goller, Selling Agents on the Grounds. 0.” ‘Post-Dispatch at, sprinkler system, electric elevator, light on four sides. | GHOICE CORNER Toc ATION | “SSCbuAN REALTY, CO. 728tmenor, | Wor, Reemnes fio, "SEE abs foe ene tae ide He > : _ GOT t snut. vill hum able for immediate improvement with fiat | || MENT-FLAT Wtd.—Smail, with in- will lease the, entire building or separate floors. 9 FOR EXCHANGE—3-family flat. 60xx weat. | ) att Z - pens -Diapa' — no children. (33%) ve pe 7 ‘ 2900 SQU A RE i} EET New Delmar Ay. ye want “cheaper. Sramecty for’ ag Deation tall paren aleve, Box C. BO Se } s75K) ligt ¢ °¢- 39 get ’ i : : : ve Z sempentini + > ignt manutacturing or salesroom; 6142-44-46 Delmar, near .Skinker: each| equity s one f on —By. couple, 4 or r 5 rooms, med j MARTIN & BREITT 1t space: equipped; very reasonable: |store °Oxh0 fe with basement; heat fur-|_T. A. WYLIE. SOBA Chestnut Olive 607. | VACANT jar Frere for flat, south of a : ° Ass. Post a. ee 163. . i ; ¥ — 1105 Ww et et) WO ore Ee Rn. OTs Tit Bld | FARMS—To exchange; all kinds; Missouri| cash. Box M-101. Post. Dispatch, 7 | ost-Dispateh. ae Ty 3 RE ESTATE AND I E ASIN ” Co St D . tle Guaranty Bldg.| -anq Illinois. W ‘hat have you to offer? ea ey oe ‘ | a . os | WE have cash buyers for well located flats ae. tcema by youmm couple. . AL ES 4 Al JLASING erner STOre—VOWw ntown “NEW DELMAR BL. STORES MARK H. WILSON REALTY CO., yg ne Ps W. St. Louis, near Grand preferred. +. ; Be. teuleatenvaie Pas, 4 Kirkwood, Mo. | @,8 Porements; list with a. Tyler 3243W Sunday morning. § 1119 Chemical Bldg. windowe pts, 2nd interior; abundant display | 5634 DELMAR BL Gina Wid-cis cubase to tae STRE VEY-LANGLEY, 701 Title Guar. BI. 7" Witd.—4 or 5-room fiat, aparcment y! j | mediate beastasion can’ he given. sie Call im-| Group of fireproof stores, just completed; Chicago apartment buildings; what have | WE will pay the highest cash price for your || . aealow: 3 adults: furnace Karage $45 ogg —— — STIFEL ESTATE CoO “814 ~ C% 4th. ch 14x75, with full-size are ment; Parl | you to offer RE NRY H. T ANK & CO., | property and buy it outright; no delay; Ower rove ej © over $: 90 a month. Grend FHM, iv a GARAGES, STABLE a R t | Moin* 4661 4 —— B¥. l er meati ng system in each; $83.53; ¢r®nt, | 5a & Broz adw ay. Chicago, Tm. | Centre: ine will calk Phone Olive 5392. | e Sunday, 4 isH’D HOUSES FOR RENT S—For ent OFFIC E S IN GAMBL E 2 DG. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut st. | FARM OK RANCH Wtd.—In exchange for WALTER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. (c8) || > Wis.—Or apattment, smail: il, “moder ee BUILDING—1-story, 58x140: will alter to | wh m4 4 ee Ce ee”, ok Se ate. $30 006 a P a hts $100 000; WILL pay cash for your wuuity. P. 0. | t 17 t 24 Pp IF t : e 4 ~* PURNI yl ] be » , e . ‘ ents, J, So apartments, ; : 4 iH reams te Gren ae eo, Gus * MRMRIGD CoTTAGE—4 roome and ie | GRA ee male Box W501 PD. | cacti me SROs corvine: | Splendid Business Cor. 48(e apartments, $1.900.000" “furnished | Box #502, ; & © er OO . : po) | — | | z for T°) ae «at or os, or peed suitable $$?) and $2 5 per month 4943-45 Delmar bl.: 40x60. EW Bas + ny ‘ore >: 7 les. Cc act — | AN agency successful for 20 years in selling : Toa 3: sow _ Sidney 34703. E,! \ Be "Sm A ‘ Ast M ARTIN & BREITT HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. EB. CO., = idell__28 8. La Salle, Chicas jerm:| shanty piece of property of merit listed, | | FRONTIN ‘G ON ee eee tn —— 7 cae nel itkte G8 Lestens. ith and Chestnut ats wit exchanne forntramne’ or" Brick cottage: | Proumlasecelve Your conalderatjon: Vist vour - — Ss. ; > d as) = - . — —-+—___— “ ( 0 é . | ( { " ly | ished Flats and Ap'ts Wid.” Gseal bes. 209, reasonable ret (Case: | 7912 cr ai 5 00 LALS-32 Chemice! Bide => LOW RENT por _M-156,_Post-Dis Bday nt arxer an a - - —e ’ 4 - } wai e 7-Proor | sell it; we have many buyers; our expert | || — to 4 roo must * “ye >: FLAT Wtd.—To exc hange 7-room residence, t il Nr P Wia.- s aha or ne, ae . ' Ft wet th __ 3022 _X. Grand. U pper Floors. 9 9 29 ] ine St. STORE LOC ATION south; want single or double flat. Box); services and facili ties cost you same as || a 9 C Oona y ne tox W-281, Post-Dispatch. . @ South WEST BELL E P : 41. 30—Brick, water and a R-165, Post-Dispatch | Others; remember, ‘when others fail, | | = ~ mane " i] ro -— 7 “OC a) ticular as to location; will ac c - yas $e sell yo . w eae i tater mae ob RG Abd enrages Went Bide, | hve GUS A LS OnTase {6F one machine. || 28.008 square tect eprinkier. etere- || OFFICE, SPACE, | P98 ExcHaxceaieaen , tome ia me set Eta ree buecai wick: | penta... Hein, 9867 Utah." “T | yO want fo well Youry Unt ie with wae ch. local M Webicr Groves: must bal ee || tor, heat, light on 3 sides; fine ship- ° ch farm or truck garden: sell on terms We solicit the management DOUBLE FLAT Wtde—-West Had: trem ows. se gi Tr “YOUR PROPERTY . e, @ rooms, ms, $40. “4 , » Call Bomont TRO00. io tral | GARAGE —Double steel. 3517 Cherokee. ping facilities; immediate possession; 2500-3500 sg ft.; divided or an open loft; | or Bex e for grokery and market or flats. © sol a er only. Box R-333, Post-Dispatch. au +l OPER ELD, 6700—Cottage, x a . oe) | GARAGE SPACE—$4 month. 3656 Fol-|| reasonable rent. Apply to GEO. L. || for general offices. son aon fully. g,_ B. BRRSART. 20! Waterman. __ | gp ag DOUBLE. FLAT Wtd.—In any good loca- NORMAN REALTY Co. ry Lb, 3117 rooms, steam heat; tile * DENCE Wtd.— ' larke. 7 to 1 som. SCHABERG, Agent, or Trustees of || H. J. ELSON ad Locust st. | FOR EXCHANGE—Apartment, West and; 6 | under our expert supervision. tion; hive cash; want to invest my money 20-2) Title Guaranty Bide. RP LE: rage. Forest 8386M. 1) ‘¥ Lewin = tide ae Atie Grand 6901). 07) | GARAGE —Large 7 room, electric light, ce- ‘|| Chas. H. Peck Estate, 210 Wainwright || | families of 6 rooms each; moeern: nes | You will benefit SEstny. by Jan. 1. Box M-281, Post-Dispatch. _We have cash buyers. _ (8c) a = m house; large lot; Bell Mead “7ees or 4. weed ayy man, | ,,ment floor, $7 per month. Wegener, 3736 || Bids. ; | prance now reduced to $19,700; will con. | MORRIS AACH R. Co., 826 Chestnut st. DOUBLE FLAT Wtd.—Good neighborhood; |————— JS. : »58 CONTRACTS—Two; 3 per cent ioah and INCOME PROPERTY Wtd.—Exchange $50,- cr FLAT Wtd.—Single; must be modern; good a hs SDE NCE wie. —6 — bo om ye gs "electric and garage a a a 1 ft Sees Pence, Rew ga- | CHAMBERLAUN 5585—Space for 2 cars In Sixth, N., ~ home-builders’ contracts: selling account / (00 business, automobiles and trucks. for a location. Box M-367, Post-Dispatch. __ & handy man with tools; cash deat. i SN. 1035 8. —9.room ick, . “ay Sees ee mepet: will | “private er ee Reraee. ~ | s. of sickness. Box R-367, Post-Dispatch. _income property. Box R-253, Post-Dis. | | FLAY Wid 3.4 — 5 “sinaha ae Golo - M2140. Pomte Ma on : ks mt heat. n ‘si : ontn. ponsible see * at. Stern ~ brick: | Broadway, Nie 6 _| LAND—For sale or exchange; 2118 acras; |In cash held by us 8. clients with which| GKO. J. WANSTKATH., (71s. Chestnut st. RESIDENCE Wid —Modern rooms; F. WRISBERG. yo & “Yoda B. Vandeventer e > ——°) | DELMAR lis hts, “wa ater: "small. car. ag i Chestnut, 4 Pp - .] | railroad and river transportation, valuablé;to buy equities in high-class apartment FLATS Wtd.—Single or doub of Union, near Hodiamont car *-Diapad = $459— Brick _— : a m south, Maplewood) —4- | AST ay eres ; ear a ee ene —— | 6° fron deposits, ee ee inexhaustible buildin ay en P oy Big ae Fon. __ BEN M. LOEW SNSTEIN, aie Olive st. _particulars. Box M- -232. . a > i SASTO ive r Pat j 5: ad-bullidin ma ° ot - —_—- - ++ + = _— bo nent — - —— , electric and gara 3640 'S ae : iA % , Sas, elec: ee [eee ae | for gene shon; e | rr 4¢ R EA L E s T A z E ee ae investigation; all minerals Evcmatinanh property | to ‘eel, phone and we| FLAT Wtd.—To buy nice flat, South Side RESIDENCE Wtd.—I12 to G. HAMMEL. S. B BLOW New | ‘| OREON E. & R, G. Si OTT , 800 Chestnut St. | NGB. | proven and tested; land good for stock rais-/| wil) call to see yo a ee x [-95, Post-Dispatch. _ suitable for rooming house; : NALD, 5584-5 room. Bays - 973 are, Parmson carte" gon- | EVANS 4°220—New garage, only $5. | N., 509 8.000 aa. ft. | ing .and agricultural parbenscs See eel. i :DRAS SHEL? 1 Btihet oP . 1299, | FLAT Wtd.—-3 o 4 rooms, frame, ao ages: re, “Post. Dis techs cash 1 conveniences; supie ie, ** _ Age Oi- me a Vict. Tat . 0 Y, : ; | change for city property or A ain ct. main 1. -|_ pay cash if reasona le, Box ~ >.- } 4 ost-Vispate 2905—Cottage, 3 rooms, e LAN. i oe wy tend —~ slectrie ight, $8. | hivd, N.. 61: aan ot f- give wae tess ERS. Baxter’ tie on FL a Sa 2 2-tamily. without bath; | HOUSE Witd.—EHither abrick or wood wood; $250 “A ‘sy , an bathe ace nice rooms, gas, elec- | —— i: BS ‘rst i 40° 2 » ose ey _—" 25c line, out-of-town or- $100, 0 Mo , _Bungalows Cottages Wanted — give cash price. M-295, Post-Dis. down and time ii describe | a modern fiatures. witb or | GARAGES—New galvanized; in rear 4625- ” >" qs baily or Sunday. Minimum _Auxvasse, Mo. ' eae Wea Want p 3 3 or “4-5 room| fully. Box Y-199, Post-Dispatch Southwest _ tae ee ag eo beryl AV INGS TRUS ST CO.. 4915 _ Delmar. " : : ; ° eed of trust or what Bh you? Room 68. P Dispatch. ng : ss + $4)2—4 room fiat Leno a lo per line discount fj ond 4 trict. Pox M-1 ost-Disp tion: also want PSounte R-405, P.-D. ’ DALE, 2726 —6- dence: OY — ‘adults : *t; | GARAGE 4468A Finney; new brick ga-| tite * Gar =e eee Se &. 804, 812 Chestnut st. 4 | BUNGALOW wtd—S or 6 roo SLAY Wilts ter ion “tint, any, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SA’.E 3 Ww. 8. K KIL, 406 4061 Che ssh ¥ ~secétn, 3 large Fooms, “porch, rage; open on street; rent $8 per (eaTx) Eleventh, ee > J, ° . REAL ESTATE CARDS RE PFeUSOn) WINGSH( ix, 6921—Garages, 2; see jani- WE CAN LOCATE YOU We have clients we must locate, who sre CO 799.9 North sian, $8000 60. bi ti Box M-379. sewer, gas, electric, shade t line, North and South i in 1722-24-26 Giasgow ment: any desirable location. | \g & an outh) = tof: : : looking for bungalows, flats and residences; STORE—And 5 flats. WAGNER. small bungalow or go COTTAGE Wtd.—Mo odern, or Dt patch. FLAT Wtd.—Iin O'Fallon or Fairgroané down. ; to ; - =: sfc 40 Gt gg OFFICE nd St Louis aves Trus® Blidg.. T hauling — Central 6078. Jor-| have $1800. | Box M 3. ‘2, Post-Dispatc a distriet ac" $7500 cash. Box M- ee a ee ek ¥ r GE 4-2 DUII——DEIC 15th and St Louis av.; two connecting || Kirkwood —._ | COTTAGE Wtd.—Cheap frame: ve best 7 $-MEYERRICKS x ee Mmeciris’ ktr8ke and 5 chicken | a WwW || Kirk “* We have le e 5394. 217 Wainy : nd meta s708 and water; price) PARKLAND PL., 11—Garage, $8. "HOSENE A MAUS ULTE R. B. co. List Your Property With TO EXC HANGE—Wanted, = z high-class | price. Box _M-263, Post-Dispate 2-tamily or 4-family 5-room | i, 7° ‘price ‘trom "$680 : ts m frame; 4 “arsonville, Mo. (c) | RIDGE, 5947—Garage: hot water and elec- SAVING T U CoO. || _ apartment; have some good Clear farms. | COTPrAGE Wtd.—Old carpenter wants to buy s south: must 1734 Quick; all cash if direct v 8, BEKLATN, 61 ou Pt : 7436—Near Manlewood | tric Tights _ a Broadway, ~ Ss R ST || WAGN oR-GRANT- BEL gee me 182. a little place te ox up; cash deal. Bee necessary. Box _ R-1758. ._Post-Dis. auterentle y ae Bees a . .MBERLAIN, 40—9 ms, Ti SStER 7405. 7 Map: Sweedoodiete | ~—-—— any purpose; Bq yy and Eh || WANT TO TRADE “MY L ITTLE FARM | COTTAGE wid. —Cheap $-room cottage with 5 and 6 room flat. South Side; ee rea- | lew oy, fiat is ca cash enough ta pay pa. AR. the : i! 7° . GA R AG EB “BUILDING | No Charge for Listing ||| For home for small face in city; will as-| " $300 _sonabie; state terms. Box R-212, P..D. | lot. e will loan the coat of the bul Pho Brown, Room p fi 1 2. 2 s: N h ‘|| sume or put in some cash. Box M- 129 at WAL’ TER. JONES R. E. CO., 618 Chestnut. wt ras ay h, - eer to you let 5 ot’ —@ Bell w “gin ¥Y| 8948 to 64 Olive st., 100x152; floors; orthwest | No Sal No C i | Soe SE eee _ FLAT Wtd.—To buy for cash, private arty, A: ay jon he 2 elmer 1458 ‘steam heat. 2 electric elevators. Call For- | RISSANT BE r | 0 €, iNO ommission | |WANT other property in exchange » COTTAGE Wtd —Or singie fiat; 6 room; in|. single or double 4-room fiat, with all 3127 Ss. Grand (at rsena ; | ieee t 5 room bungalow. all —e “est _591SW. _6126_ Enright. (c7) ri + oe mm ther single orl ou- Rent Collections Solicited || beautiful new $12,000 bungalow, t| “ West End; state lowest price. Box’ R- ern conveniences; must be a bargain; give Vio, iy fine REL : r a .. oes; large yard and chic ken | : —— OREO NE & 4 G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut st. . A. eae i fl., 812 Chestnut st"! 362. t-Dis spatch sf ty: vacant. oe en spable rent. Box R-41, Post-Dis. South APARTMENT—Rent Sian: pays 10% net.| 1200 acres, Tensas Parish, La fioUsh Witda. Wtd.—Sm pay total of $500 ante Ae Wid —w —West or North: can | 823 Wainwright az., econ: aes eee il alter to APARTMENT—Rent ; pays 10% net.; 2700 acres, Ashiey Co., Ark.s cash. Box Y-198, “ post- Dispatch. make fair cash payment. Box M-242, | mornings. BUIL DING—1-story; 658x140; will a BROADWAY, 4056 8.—Storeroom, suitable F se "hose net. 60 acres, rk dae Co.. Ik K NEWCOMER In crTy ‘WANTS TO —p Dispatch. COTTA a tn + roperty—Furnished | LOCATION—Good for dentiat: cheap rent. |GRAVOIS, 6452A-—Wwi | be surpese: | AUTOMOBILE, Wid--cExchanke 2 ioe in| IME Pholdings into sure and permanent in-|__~SuSsiness Property Wanted property worth fifty thou- —_ - -~ | r — 0 —- Peer USE—5 rooms and bath | _ca!! Cabany 543W eee | _EL Schneider. Laclede 3713; 4953 Neosho,| 8. Kinloch Park. J. Korclan, 1126 John. | 2ome. on us full description, price, etc.,| BUILDING Wtd.—Small; downtown: , a sand: clear from encumb- s Rite ana ors? E. Lehman, 396 | MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS— LAMI. 001—Large hall lo? ble f 7 — to trade or sell and we be bargain; reasonable; terms. IrkKWood Mo. We have a number of locations immediate- | L x or t; suitable for| AUTOMOBILE Wtd.—wWill trade equity in/ of what you want to tr 613 N. Broadway. rance. Must have eash val- ==! ~+ly evailable, or will build to pit ; reason-| any purpose. (c) Ons the real estate for automobile. | will at once make you an offer. We. are ——— | zt * an 207 live 812. nelally able to handie any deal. E. B.| BUILDING Wtd.—To buy or lease, contain. " , able rent Box R-402. Post-Dis STORE—60 feet ee my ay 4 evelas AUTO Wia —t ose a 680x160 ft. lot in Uni. Woolf de Co., 79 W. Monroe st., Chicago. 4000 square feet or more, — ues and will consider prop- Ne 1921, the POST- > | l ndid locality. auto showroom I8882 WANTED TO. bes 3.0. RELLER, 3531 N. Broadway, wale geen nk Hon, on the Sriin | for good auto mill exchange say $000 eg “tsal| WILL TRADE FOR FLAT elder vacant to Bulld, on.” Desert rite’location| erty up to two hundred sy as | ‘ : Dec. 1 ste ) 2 Graham; 6-room stucco and price y BLAP Wid Cheap pial thousand Post A “Wants —5261 more — Central . living rooms; a eafter a t AKE —_ x fe ule bath, pene heat, hardwood od foes: RE AND . A ‘ = x M-357, = sehiion can now be inspected. A UItD — : om other St., Louis 3105 S. Broadway any Sunday morning aft- ed I dorple West End Flat as par’ $580 Ne eS | Dispa a MBINED, Pierce Bldg. Phone, Olive 3444. x M-93, Po nee sa eemenepaee desk; DESK SPACE—Must, gurnish _own 4d (jj ex 9 o'clock and up to 1, (cO9) pay for right location, Box M-273, D. | Ww ALTER SCOTT CO,, 805 ar

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ff Residences For Sx Sale Today. "4B POST-DISPATCH. ee 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments. ———— a a susURBAn — ate | tim ROP'TY | CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ne FOR SALE | aes Se PROP’Y FOR SALE) SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE ame — ee “ cteee ot — = i Hw, — ss “= “= sara | Glayton BUNGALOW—6-room brick, slate root, hard- | r ; Heal i . ( Lg ng. 4 oS water ie TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO. : Third amd Aeron fun Lary ey) fn Z 35 b; .2008 av.; ia a . jay F- of ka Terrace; 100x150 feet; impr | Bs 0; terms: or equtiful, modern. new, 7-room bungalow. | built this pars aaah price 725 a9) , Clayton Road MU if rooms. a one. r, % HU | ; i improvements D D D neluding two bedreoms, sunroom, sieeping all : \V i i yl througheut, hot-wa- | ~~ RYCHMOND HEIGHTS BARGAINS. | GIRAINID = IDO IE IR DARK | Ht | fer heat and xarage connected with house. a Sunset 5-room brick seam. heat. hard- vania a | OF Vers ay sew: 4 | : In f eul ors. garage; price TAC “ Sdou: } sit ce | ALBERT 1 TERRY & ( Cc 6. Keo Chestaut, _ hae rab ‘Rankin bi,, 8-rgorm aoe AM bungalow; —: -, CHRIS | fectri &\ @\ 1 ) AL, b. S ¥s ay. ; rooms ' . . 2 t—- ; : _ yee Beacon erm ; ‘ large dot. arage; terms half brenie at F ye [pamela Reick ange a eee a é’ ° i . 4 it j . BIGGEST “MARYLAND | increases daily in . rt he: Grand Avenue, Bates to Carondelet Park Hi) . I |ank® Sinton; tet em, comrine teal | geen ea GIR cask: ee’ bier, makes the owner indg Pip digminns Gye Lave) Fre room; 2d floor consists of 3 bedrooms an Al 2 sun room, tile bath with tile wainscoting. | ——-~-— GEA THIS BARGAIN It is practical and - dest ashstand, hot-water ° PE a ee» gelie Mg meme electric fixtures, cop- Now, strictly modern ¢4-room brick bunga- making better citizeng x ~ ad : , , _— se : oo re Fe bn. dean PEM = aoted ae a) : we Samm : . " : = rs Gaba? ~ LF a ia ah - « - : ~. ~ tw : * “. ~“s ™, > YY - > “i = " ~ 2 J : : ae SSeS te he’. Fi alent di all tly - : : “ : 7 + ~~ © > -~y ~ 7 - A Pa . = cakom _ P " _ pedi . = tinal pea Px ee - pe , dvs ’ a awd - - : . ahs a ~ * : : - os . . Se ae SS = - 8 ee a = t jot 40x | low at 2109 Alameda. 2 blocks west of ity - av.. 2 separate c acroens. decorating: Siem seiner. Limits car for only $5500, $500 cash; bai- ing the value of Tl, is ‘ PY " price 00; terms $600 « Usited States Bus Transit Corporations | 62; beentitul oak Gees. See H. 1. Schaef: | San oy | 7 fer, 171 Linden a SALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 ee | Westmoor today bet Thrush; tollet, 4 $3700; j Ahn room 1060 cash . Thrush; 4 roo h ; | Main 459 08 Chestnut st. RICHMOND HEIGHYS cRUNG choice site while he ath, AveUeTUS BARNES , i]. a : ‘ Cnmen Mamess if 6 rooms, brick; Ri foot. lot : Pay a rrr 3300: terms to om. memsiar | ‘rae East Side : 3 Se ome at this oy a igo: Joh endon c E A condenatill Pe ek 2911 N. Union. oret CIVILITY civic | > { HOU SE—7 room, outbuilding. ae. Tece tion bad bath, electric, eas Yours very traly, ine ot “ | | | Vatterott Realty } NEW MODERN BUNGALOW University City HOUSE—7-reem tel all Pa yy og sistem} SY SAN CS © ro ment; 250; mgretinggo # rr HOUSE— 938 N. 66th st., rent wt: a . . IOS . . , oors, ” rv — a 7 = ” gar _J. CONCANNON, 212 W ainwright Bidg. | fOT—Ames pl.. 60-foot; north side Water: duced | $8900: a muewe sey greatly re-/| B — belek ae jan Fran | t; + Brice $6000. SHFORD | , man, between Trinity and Pennsylvania; | -—. . uoors, tiled | ‘CHIROPRACTORS, Attention! reasonable price. Particulare address Box | TREMBLEY-WILSON R. E. & 1. CO, Get /| _#te.; 56250: terms to suit; Gun tedas GE. 715 Chestnut. ' AGE 6228 A i) t There is an opportunity for a chiropractor R-220,. Post-Dispatch. owr list of Webster and Kirkwood wr ELLIOT. 3008 4 gy te FOR QUIC K SAL wee 4aston | of” Catholic doctor to build up a practice in LOTS—12. 13 and 14, in block 1 of Univer- O. J. WANSTRATE, hall: the Hourishing renidention ape © lentes sity Terrace, Delmar and Hanley ré.; bun- | WRITE for ap of Webster and our sales COTTAGE AIM Ww. ‘im y a tr, nd recepilon. ha ihe: Cabanv 8376 ig ain > SF paelt l gt Catholic lecturs wag” ioe micted rigged § of Ran tgs oy oo list of hoMes, priced from $1500 te ick. nace 7 » Be 5500 cash, balance monthiy. ‘ - . Lhe | ‘ ) oOo per t. sox r- GrE— 2 y : — | — ia EM ee Dg a A RO ei Ce mses 08S SS" | WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Ast, )c8) Cort AGE ’ 2518 | i. KOERT, Rete Nt 8 a The abov» letter is self- -explanatory and is the final answer in the dive elopment of this select residential en || tricity. steam heat. garage. large lot; 9 Wes- RESIDENCB—7548 Teasdale, 6-room brick, $500 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY ‘Jd. WA . ; : ENT MONEY | semeade ee — , SPUCCO BUNGA BUY WITH R ey aN 1, block frem Florissant toncrete tile bath, furnace heat, hardwood floors, NEW 8 Cc k SoTradE— 4741 tena: S-obeee cr—_- - oe «FR BR ye eee Stse opre~ trina = epee cS. ~~ -~ a a iow me OER OA AIRE eae RE RY Oe I PU. = yes : Sean. eataman ans district. J DON'T LET NEW YEAR START _ ! | Tt 0% : ; E ) [T NE d and Kirkwood-Ferguson car line. Price | gare ge ; $10,500; easy terms. Northwest corner Big Bend an erry. rooms also mt f) tle b {F jot come sh OVER 40% OF THE LOTS ALREADY SOLD. COME OUT TODAY OR YOU MAY BE TOO LATE.® fi {iithout s r ce. *Get card from Lau tf show the Mts left. Or drive out ‘Olive st.| Weidner, Notary, 7069 Mitchell. Benton ‘near Yale; a bar veal? ane 520 N e; also large g 949 LE WENZLICK. 1010" Ches' SID 2 ' | ead to Hanley, north on Hanley to Lake; 2593R. Pitty Bh: Ai Meas BUSH yt ‘KNS, 1105 Chestnut. oe LTER SCOTT CO. artsy ‘Chestnut. _ A PH STEINLAG: ys sen! SERT afk nt A. Rd 2676 * 261 GRA V IS. od ae, MI ay o c | HOU SE 451 (7eorge av.: 7 reoms, vath, | ~~ H AVE “YOU SEEN “THESE? | Ryle : as Cy A : WE CAN SHOW you SID 336 . Pe CORE, poems. 22) ent as, clectric, furnace; terms, Up-to-the-minute 1923 model 2-famitly Wellston : te rm J F newly decorated cottage at 1 ) as ‘ 30 “os >. = P " : Af? ‘ ° Att Foorry “OUT TODAY TO 8ST. JOHN’S STA | KOTSRE AN, 301, 722 Chestnut, Main 1195. | ,pongaiows at 711 to Gk’ V.sianl ae. ‘Delmas |; siemens ‘ Pp. i 5 tle G Ar en av.. % == + yen ——Sx— ——— = = _ :— alll And Mr. Tegeth tte Aa om mode hun | HOUSE—6-room, 3 lots; fine, cheap home, | Garden), University City. Just the place for COTTAGE— 2117 Cherry av.; ae Ay frame ' ; * basement. abo - terme. " OHM a= a — oo : - 500 SSSta0 eee . half price; must be sold at $2200. Terms. |two friends or two members of a family: water. gas and electric: price $ 5x1 30. lorisgant and ones Detmas 25811 galow, n, Ww. cor. Bt. John's and Windom! ,, B. SURKAMP, 621 Easton av. Tran bg OM ' ) Buy quick. some 4 and eaeene and sun parlor and some __H. as. ss MO "7 ‘ av.. 1% blocks south of St. Charles Rock woesession. C = —- _ FOUR ROOMS AND KITCHENE North |CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FoR SALE ic: oeuitentent to Catholle abd Sethe aehonis: MARK H. WILSON REAM wecd io. |". MAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar bi. “| “Oa aens arr oone Pia, O8E2 MARU | ete ee S628 Beacon; 235x121; nice new - ’ BR cenit: } ‘GET PAaASV tel - ; : 4 . rheolutel: ; VA _ = alae bho ge gy ORE peg South BUNGALOW—6 rome, ; brick; bath, heat; | TEG : ETHOFF-VATTEROTT, 6228 Easton. | LAND-—Kirkwood, 3 ac res, 2. 3: cor. Dick- sahtie UNIVERSITY CITY . | E. A. LAUMANN, 6200 Easton. Cabany 738. nd De . O (ete wil) not buy thi | nnn a ee! eR A OE Ue Cabany | 135M. Cabany 8376, _ (¢) | . and W. Collins r on DICK- t Columbia av.; best built smal) house) COTTAGE—6259 Hobart 65 oms: $2 00; ' i | uto pocessories, Box R-335, Post-Dis. B ° Ch . ‘ k BUNGALOW agli 30 Madison st... inital BEST FRUIT LAND’ IN COUNTY | ‘on Collins, 3 blocks north of | in this exclusive section: 7 rooms, hot-water fra ata sy a a oba 0 ro $28 y FO. , a1 N on at this price, $5500; $1000 cas a CEMION FECT i LOTS. uy in risty Par Park, ; 9 rooms and breakfast) 8 acres un Telegraph road in Oakville, | only $1800. ee price for Dg a sa | beat and every modern convenience. See) E. 4, LAUMANN. 6200 Easton. Cabany 738, | COTTAGE—4148 Carter G04 "GOUNDLACH & CO., 3615 N. H arri ¥. » senlow: | t 36 vs Taft av. : hard ~ unfinished rooms 2d electric lights, 2 springs; price $5000. This. y aN * ARVIS -O8 Chestn t. 7 E HEWSON REALTY ¢oO COTTAGE—4 rooms, modern; ~ jot | 253127: ge tile bath, elec 0. . * wa : —— Ts eocruhornen ay. 364148. Beethoven av. rage in baseine loors, Fot-water heat; ga-|is a big bargain; neighbors making a for- t nests _ Olive 3186 ew Eod Wainarieht Bidg.¢ 1574 Wellston; owner will show you} {mn bookcases: Rue ¢ 2 . 5325 GARFIELD ment; lot 50x165. tune in peaches and paar fruit. Phone | SORE avec, 2 beautiful lote, 100x 2s through. WILL C. WISSM ee e & oe: mtiful, modern 5-room bungalow s. By XDLACH. Florissant and Alice. Ellenwood av. J. BURDE REALTY CO, | . Neubarth, Kirkwood 440 (c7) | 160, py e. cer. Jefferson and Van Buren; | y WW DETERI AGENCY, 3627 Gravois av. ‘OTT sm mi. | mn! UNIVERSITY C€ ITY RING AGENCY, 3027 Gravee ev. | ¢ Wiao. ae Vireinias Oe Ba, tlle bath: 1 BURNS, 1105 Cheat APC eT eee PRET Rig EI OM. SPER TIM HRD POT eae Two blocks west of Morganford. 301 Granits Bldg., 4th and fark f t! ue SS ] ) : e > * ‘ ] \ EN ROSE | PARK ree aenee, SUNGALOW—6 ey Tg gg Fr VINITA PARK COTTAGE > | $30,,°05160: 5. ©. cor. “san, elee., cloee | HOUSE —6520 Mount av., Wellston; frame. 5| sit balance monthieie: - 3 enkiwe: . blocks from city of? Jennimes fond? daz | .,,Small, brick cottage, on choicest building | to street cara, echools, etc. Price for these | 7439 WASHINGTON | rooms, Water and electric: nice jot, with ERT P. Vilage Bs. jAIN—1922 BEACON—$% SUBDIVISION RER- ARENDES REALTY Co., electricity, hardwood f! f road; £88. | site in Vinita Park; 100x165, on north side | jots only $900 each, or $1800 for the whole | fruit and chickengyard; price 323 - Owper ALSERS JACOBS. . ; _A cosy S3-room cottage near Unk Bidney 2676. 2610 Gravois av. 90x15 feete coors, furnace, lot | of Monroe st., near Creve Coeur Lake sors: | pleee. Wook at this toda Just East From Hanley Road. | EH’ MORTON i & CO., Title Guaranty Bldg. | GOTPAG 049 — Fore m It has a concrete foundation, y ; ‘ N MISSOURI LO , : | Water, gas, sewers, electricity, ewalks: KENT JARVIS, 706 Chestnut s N J., Fite Gueren a Gh—4 Harne se ent, gas, electric. chicken house: hk FRANTING 7 corre a awe AND Southwest Olive 9299 or on, Sine ate 7th. high ground. nicely terraced; fruit trees. | FesineNce tA “poet a — St nem R i A L HOME LOT— Welilston: Easton front; 189x150; rooms, bath, gas | Fe s. OHMEYER, Florissat of Florissant av.; all improvements being | (37 - BUNGALOW—New. 4 rooms and bad et shrubs: terms. lt Godlee teens in gone» ap AE 5 EF : 0 price $100 per foot; to close an estate. front. See _ ee on. / Delmar 25811. com leted, ready to build on; nothing better a del] st. 75x12 6; 30U feet west st of | itv construction thro ighout: wt, qual You Cc AN’ 'T BE. AT 1T | room residence, sha: le, fruits: on both car : OR PEOPLE WH CARE = TOMER ¥ INV. Co., 6321 1 Easton. _ eas oe brat +¥ WELL-BUILT BRICK COT in North St. Louis. Do not miss this oppor-| 5 rgnmon $26 per trant. foot. var. Bld | oe aroves and Kirkwood, 3 blocks north | .. 6- ig get 3 Be inion a6 3 up; all large; jines; for $9500; real buy | | MODERATE PRICE. STORE AND RESIDENCE—6245_ Elia; PRE nae 2002 Geraldine: 13-inch solid brick tunity. Come out sure this afternoon; drive aaa MENG, 210 7 g. of Kirkwood-Ferguson car line, on Collins |TOO™S: ste gas, electric, hot mad cold we- MARK H. WILSON RE. ALTY CO., | BROWN REALTY CO., across from_Wellston Hign; must be sold. ABT TTY 3-ROO} + opi : eee ae ‘oe ~ Bionty ety ever Union to Thekla, 6300 north, east on| VACANT LOT—S. s. West Park av.. 400| '4- and 1 block east on Browneil: no specu. | eri, furnace, granitoid basement, concrete | Kirkwood, } Mo. : 7161 Manchester or 5964 Easton. _BALDWIN, 789 Arcade Bldg. (c BELLIS 5 th, Ferninane: fi t cond ee “lectels 5 ny ep hot ar a al . Are : @: ft. west of McCausland av.. south of For- | lator’s profit; very reasonable: easy terns nee ken shed; granitoid driveway; sewer, side- | ——--— ‘oe S GE TER ROAD. : | ; Te it Benton 511. Cabany 911. ae. © er: 1 Chestnut. t Park: 50-foot lot; f t Suburban Construstio! Co. Ph Aeon alk; snap at $4500: easy sre dude : IMMEDIAT POSSESSION. ; — ' one block from'Union car lin “| OREON E E. & RG. SCOTT: na Thestnut. one Kirkwood ANDE RSON REALTY CO., 7289 Manchester. 7-room residence; bath, furnace, electric; e ERN COTTAG MOD : ; y ; , . ae Admission by card onl AY, re TTAGE—9 x ~ ae | Benton 243. 3 acres; 2 car lines and rallroad station near; ONLY TWO LEt iy gg pe ie = rents = 6 ee me AL a veramem sad, Union "7 rooms, gas. ater, electric; | - $2h0. Cash, balance easy paym tric, furmace, grani ee oe $200 cash. GE REING REALTY. een ——~ | ean subdivide: price $7500 518-25 Central, University City: new. 5- ° : to sere 62124 East , , Daun . atthe hous 1 va io _'T. JOHNSON R. CO., Tithe Guar, Bldg. [room matt brick bungalows; tile baths, iCabany 3 78 ATTEROTH, 62 28 Easton. down. ay “2 w BRICK COTTAGE—$41100 1 ae on. _ Cabany 2600. ee | oe fall trean. Wels Dae acre | ° hardwood floors, slate roofs, hot-water heat, ~ ———————————————— TUARY A. ANI ) | at 4721 San Fre cA. ' COT TAGE —151¢-1ui elu, | | e LOTS—Two beautiful building | bronze wire screens, shades and fixtures: lot Renaaied, at ® Nigh ‘ecttaan with at ance $100 CASH—BALANCE MONTHLY el eC | BUILDERS, ATTENTION! 120 feet desirable vacant west of 4435 LoT— ike Teen ras Ft next i800. seane f st.; ; brick saee by sidewalk; no filled | , 5 Sl celal Seon tied hs (PEDERER-ARENDES REALTY CO., REASOR REAPEY COM ee esos icy | OY commutetion dickets). “Gee Ay M. Uelr! ‘Jets, 739x900, reduced from | S580: , Price only 97800. Open. Fake BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | ™{)°'; RADY ag i : af asia sig ae a sell thie : ; ow Sidney 267 2610 Gravois av. | COTTAGE: Doe | OE wy , iw k a “Fr Kk Forest 8196, 5170" beat . a real bar idee.” Meutincs nett hati Ay wad fy veg ee pneption. ‘- by Six SEE THIS BANG. ‘IN HOME ; $1800 to $1200. 100x187 only Sale. ee ae aa Phone Qlive 1 a For | Sale a ‘OFT AGE BARGA NS, } THW WEST H BANK "REAL ESTATE I value; ground | leas faxes, $4, $4 foot t open. Sun- West $2500: sere: $500 cash Bex R- | 5021! , Foose. m re: qo08 cons itt yy oe ' $1600, KIRK WOOD TRUST WM. J. ABBOTT ay: gf | K BR dw: ar d iF Kuhs “ ‘ anes King's highway and Sout ~ > y . ~ nl mm 3 f hl % § at { 7 ’ i ease . : : Re } CRUTCHER, Bellefontaine North Loop. APARTMENT SITE—Very desirable; -Del- | COTTAGE—A sacrifice. must have $2000 BOTTORFF REALTY CO., 4914 Delmar. CO. 8321 NORTH BROADWAY | 4**5 ‘otthets se 3 4 b430 ‘Queens ‘nee win ce EL - LOTS—LOTS OF LOTS mar Garden; First av., COSst price. 3915A cash ; tota] ri $: 32 00: RD a hacukon es rt Were G ott ot: Shenandoah av | a Bi for the best - 5 ACRES BON HOMME ROAD r , Te aon Webster Groves ania aan Mio, hot-water heat, hardwood f) M ae | oom ode . OLFAX 660-661—CENTRAL 747 ar Avot Ral ave _— west: watwees Thekla ~ GHAMBERLAIN A AV —CHOl sD) “LOT. room full oeully rodent, | ae Pa ade ; cy — 3 a ath anes — mirest ane | | A Ki RE WOOD rRU oe C 0. “BUNGAL. ORT . Thoeto fost: northeast cor- | &@rages on rear bring $64 monthly; $5000, | HOME—Small place, suitable for chickens jav., 1% blocks south of St. oo oT ‘contemplating buying a large Tene b cell es ag e — = — a Ot; garage; 0; new Yurniture: | | show; easy terms BER 4 co. - . South Ten lot bargains in Maiyland terrace: $60. enter al Bota alo cor r 4 Bow SE, A | am | sell complete or separately; terms: private We have an aggressive and de- ' Geraldine av., 4 rooms, tile bath , 4009 aie street mad ruse. — R L ESTATE—S . | te $75 per foot. , Get our list Olive 3164. KORTE- RU STE RFALTY c% “as S18 Chestnut + REAL (C OU N I RY HOME > party; open daily, 1 to 3, until sold. | | p 1 b] R | E rel D t, electric; owner will show: terms ' : c hs 5 ’ 5 SRE ; 285 00. Sear ‘an aa ; CITY, RA out ees will pay CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. 818 ¢ ‘hestnut. LOT ™ ' 42-acre home on Woods Mill read, i * |; COMPAGE —To rent or sell; 5room: rent |p ndabdie ea State epartmen Gilmore av., 6 rooms, electric, lot SEP THIS EXTRA BI ' : 2 EALTY co... 4915 5 Easte | ae my vi fe Ww abet + e > ‘ : Bay Ries by De 23. ar- | BUILD YOUR FLAT OR BUNG AL Ow ma Maplewood, $0 - ner x, Faas org BR, | % mile north of Clayton road, on west side $30. 3510 Kensington av.. Maplewood. thoroughly posted and completely a ae, arwet made; owner 4. ROOM BRICK 2 J Scant Cottage 4674 Alea Alsa: eT 5 £ ? Post- st-Dispatch, drive z &5 “ha —s out and look this over; owner on tae ‘ ; x140; Grand east side, near Neo- 100x160 Hill Crest $7 sont Mo. alee Mari * Seoen, Kirk- farm will sell very’ cheap for quitk sale. Ask | C ‘OTTAGE—2500 block Feng vents ad “ail | quipped. Write or telephone for Gilmore av., 5 rooms, bath, elec- garage. ~ag t 5 rooms, rec hall aoe location. Inquire 3810 Utah, | 139 130 on fae. weet atu nion a75 | nie ee =: for pivert Suh} farm. See a es, ie _7340 Mane hester. "Thomas OM. wr. ore | I / our large map of Webster Groves, | trio, garage, lot 50x138; street MORRIS “ACH R! CO. " a everything ana a ‘ee th G Ba 5x1! on icetoria, 6 wes O ndy, ni e. corner atural ‘ , UO . - " See fil . n s Th, om 0 “ny Provy Terma Hox S11 on aes 2a 40x160 West Park, near Mec ausiand, $33 | e road and Wabash tracks, 142 front Kirkwood, Mo. COTTAGE—6 rooms and bath; gin city; street | | and arrange. for an appointment. pace; bag ‘ooo brick Baltimore SEE THIS D: ny — keys at office. -For a Ate FO. and is 25% feet de i : | Are elcome and sidewalks paid; lot x135; “« if ™ * . fallace st, near Bevo Mill; 150 st * y pri oO |} street car ne can water “ie $: ae oF | IDE A L BU INGALOW fi or another, house; terms: price §$: 3250. "C all ai A\t EBSTER GROVES pene rma tile bath, furnace, ~ qe. e4 Pi : ~ ea. Six dney oun R, Victor “1208 - ; sO toons foot. __ gain. 4031 “Alcott. Colfax 1351M. (cH) g gh vivanis Park'$15 | WM. R. FARIBAULT REAL TY Co. _#414 Commonwealth Bento 69 W. | a . . . : a Seven rooms, double sun room. 5 rvoms | - a Sk __._ ‘€) r ror m 7. ts : 7 2 Tower Grove Heights lots at $17 to | For st Po »S. Mec RADY = te ie ON, Mai n 993 tis > ma. : ainwright Bhi dg. and bath first floor; many bailt. in teat meas | | COTPTAGE—682 ( Ol N 7 RY \ ILLA \ giectriaity owner leaving city, will sacri- rage: rect made | ey gprs yp ‘a TE Okerr, 807 | Chestnut st, - 55° Shenandoah, 60x123.6 to an al- AYT ley; ae, acest ge 4- family flat; rea- = 7* = ENCE a , ¢ all ee ; “uet-iDe. F )ENCE—On Walnich Terrace Country rene. a rtalbecentit “fice: $1790:, ‘ay ’ Maffitt av.. 5 rooms, bath, elec- | ae ee oe is i. ‘SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE Club grounds, Hanley and Wvad 10 Located near, and overlooking Webster nee, I Fit + gap balance like rent, W EBSTER HOMES tric, garage; owner will show; | workmanship and ; ‘a K ; 50 feet north side; imme- | own, Pete: aay : ; diatel ; | Vrwen ae blocks west Forest Park, Clayton ca he Groves; beautiful .landscape plot; contains modern in every re-| easy ter | seen to be apprec sell. ree ‘et wAKS shighwey., ARxious | ACREAGE—1 to 5 acres. on car -ine;| 6-room matt brick, hardwood floors: io. hundreds of fine trees and scrubs, which! spect, 100'feet of ground; aaberinee, $4250. | gotrereen Park subdi-| easy terms. Take Creve-Coeur ear to HOt This is truly a garden spot, and must be 448 3 EL Lockwood, 8 rooms 6. nace, electric, lot "60x14; street 4918 Fowntain av. 3 on our list, which must be sold Eicon station (one fare from Delmar by STORE—St. Louis ‘County seen to fully appreciate its beauties and , - : . as oP while: the Boys are tent | commutation § tickets). walk north and. grocer and unty large store with panoramic splendor. Bulld your home here. FOR “residences, “ eottegen. bungalows, flate. ; oe Atte , | pep. verve 5 rooms. tile bat} «Ki in. Delmar : 4025R. _PECHAN, 2022 12 around bend to Liovd S$. Moore's piace. | tunity for man: have other buysi-. See J. i. EPSTEIN, 617 Chestuut st. + oneeer' in Maptew wood and vicinity, see! . tae ta a lelee ae ” ibe 4 furnace, electric: p Res will a TS——Vonnect ot, 4300: 50 ft. ; > $30. | BARGAIN—North half jot 15, Countr; Club | eS __Box Y-74. Post-Dispatch Matn 2162 : TE O'GORMAN REALTY CO., | | Saver road, ¢ Fema, 4 erie = show; terms . | North fs Juniata, 4200; O ft.; $44. Place; Hanley road and Club drive, ‘Clay: WE have the bargains: buy a home: we have 4 PE R FR ) rN . ae ' 1340 | Manchester aR is _ (099) | round 1 ) faloma av., 3 rooms, electric. ———— —— sy oining: $75. . . Rell, Webtesr 698 them in all parts of St a C ounty. $ R¢ N | K OO'T HOT—For wale or exchange: corner, 5bOx165: | ‘ now vacant. lot 50x127; keys at BUNGALOW—5468 Gi re 4 BU NGALOW—6 rooms: Kenwood: all. cits MARK H. WILSON REALTY Co., 30-foot lots, city water, electric, cinder amall building on lot; price $2100: terms. | & Helleview av. aed / office; terms modern: owner wit! Aa Ral Commonwealth. _ Benton HAW. fe) | Jackson ae @! North Taylor av., 56 reoms and to Cee Sp ORY ~~ EST te ge Tem eo yor _— 7 SPAS REE IE On TE alg eRe were », hear Bradley, 40 ft.: $30 conveniences; two blocks from curs $50. Kirkwood, Mo. Street; take Manchester car to Woodlawn | KORTE: Re =a REAM — ay. ianeee Pennsylvania, $70. Cabany 36077M (c) 200 CASH—BALANCE LIKE RENT | {*erue (Woodlawn), walk south to Wood- | LOT=7B0x140, Pennsylvania and Jerome,| 720 N. Taylor, Kirkwood 1 * sun parlor, tile bath, furnace BU NGALOW—A152 , A. c MOYLE, 600 Bk, rc | BUNGA]OW—6 rooms; conveniently joeat- 427 Chatham, two blocks north of ‘Page; gs *y (one, block south of Mo. Pac. de-| half price; $450; terms. (Call 2501 Penn-| | Hillside av., 7 roomg* | electric; terms .. ; | tile bath, hardw 4 of Commerce Bldg.| ed; with furniture if desired; wil! consider | 6-room frame for one or two families: a | Olive S425." LAND, Federal Reserve Bldg. | | sylvania, | 5 . Jackson, 9 rooms ‘500 | Thekla av., 4 rooms, reception | Price at office. sa > ‘ Poraanenss -7 Marshall pi.. 6 rooms hall, bath, furnace, electric: WILL, (. WISSMAT RA. |b ' | BUL ILDERS ATTENTION | guto as part payment Rox R- 419 -D. as, electric, water; ready ta move ; ock Michi "ATS: ; S3YC 0. EC KE RT. 706 ly | ao era BI NGAI ow Matha ie avola bri "kK: 4 i . ‘ - . ow { eee ee . sidewalk made,” Eg BUNGALOW—Modern; corner lot, 100x160, * 2 Century Bidg. ag ‘Elegant Stueeo Bungalow, $300| and laree sun paror, ‘Murphy bea ene | 58d BYRayaes,, © recme . Ww A show BUNGALOW— brick} 28 tion for flats or bungalows, @ blocks from | eres ge aro a te for a a poets STARTL neal esgpey et | CASH—BALANCE EASY TERMS bath, hardy ood oOTrm gas, electricity, | Ciera oe see electric, garage, mi and tile bath, electra cars. pchurches parochial. rammar| 2(% Hie » Laumann, 6200 Easton ay jdeal OT ling, chicken houses,| On West P lace, JUSL east of Marsh , | Steam heat, 2-car arage; lot 500x145 ft.; - Pad at ee | ee orissant av. —_ t > 738. deal place chicken fart lsa app ast © arshall av. “ >| Clara av., oey ‘ easy terms new oie ee orritere Saige: For price! ginGaLow.b % : ‘good roads: 50 miles from St louis on Wa.) Take St. Charles ca> to Marshall av. and) PPM Riis i TR CORD | Marshall pl., | EDWARD L. KUHS, 8321 N oven jnsvestien “ Bu . ENAD, 3805 8. Broadway | fe gt tm ——, ~—e ment, bath; hagh. Price, $25 spoot cash or terms, Mr ps cae blocks forte to West Place. Lot | Olive 9299 ar Cabany ? so OL Os: Valley road, 10 rooms Colfax 660-661. ‘Cc entral 747 arty yy $2 a of ’ alton: on Charles concrete Carstens, 101° o Holl | ’ apenas xXxiO0U; 4 rooms, furnace, bath: every mod- | ————— aD\ ‘\. f'n st ‘dw Cie - aye ; a rage; 3 feet UY. LA ( ay tee a : . llan Bldg , hey fl a . Edwin ap., Glendale WE HAVE W b — INE AV. 50 KT., $900 i ; mn ‘iy; first bungalow west of Fee Fee NEW BUNGALOW—=s500 € Agia NEEDED | ar Rg Or gg ee PF a3 molly. mee Sem | Seineaiten es ab-Baltt gig P2000 caste 8. Elm. 6 & Bee us fo- VB WHAT JOU Ww ig ete. COPEAGRy Fras ms — no MAauine REAL SSTath bi NQALA W-— 2 cons b @: iow Char TH Ik Ulalie, brent wood; live rooms, tile Fr. J { ‘ORN Ww bL, R ki. C ‘O, é 111 N. 7th. bungalow 4 ‘steam heat, 2as, alee tricity, = heady 20 NORMAN RRALTY €©. Baad w payee m 4 O° Chestnut ‘st ack: gee today’ "take Creve Coot ear | PTS), negated: furnace, as, electric: tat 30 | GOT NiY BU NG ALOWS | Kitwe “lasets: i7ax "Yale von Olt inl £69. Elin, 6 rooms 8.000 | ———— Oe tle Guaranty Bids. __(® | coprach—abel LL AL A TOE “hea ge ; . » 8 & TOSt com - (@; . te a r e ; ‘XX : a ’ . » ~ ~ tapes z uu i0 ACRES patted Aetna "A SS ome “oth, Hod cee Mant Phan fsuQeh DOREY, one | etme tart ished andor for eal | PARR tbh UTA lates” yea Pe | Sr Etats see a Fag mE, RU, Femme: | cheat et att ; game in : c AO" ‘Ss BY “A 7 ne Chestnut Ma! 1195 »( ‘ Oo M sso RI L. ; : ‘ : ee AY. ; ‘asv erms. , any ‘ M _eash, ‘Olive Ror ont corner | BUNGALO , a o. new large bungalows. n 50-foot } j - GAN CORI ORATION ;' ~ - —— © finest Saye green, tachi site we eo We Washington. ee aR $400 CASH—S$e0 PER MONTH outsides the vite Nenite, » COnHOok (tote. Juet fotive B209 ar Cabshy 2211R. 211 N. %h. | BUNGALOW—5 rooma® large porches, cel- | COTTAGE—S042 W. OP LubeKing. 210 Title Guaranty Bldg, | ed. or Will rent GERLING REALTY, ned ith Yasser avi. 4 rooms, gas, electric; WHERE TAXES ARE LOW. | ‘$500—CASH | Rid Sunsde BL T secme BOn ile Heresi, OREM: cistern, fruit, fence; | bath, electric; steam OLAT . 08 SA Ke BatOD, Cabany 2509. (e80) | set es condition; 38- fom lot; north” of Eden | Which can be purchased on easy terms as . ee —$500 |. 40 Moreland pl.. Glendale ......- 7.000 mt _ : idge ay. pms bs. Pie ye re~ substantial neigh- | Eulalie av.: no agents. wanes 7909 | ot another vear s‘arts We have some; 5318 Hodiamont av., 3 rooms and bath; |—-— WALTER & OTT CO. _ 805 Chestnut. , Gas BOO IM M DIATE POSSE SION — COTTAGE —_ h00§ pant PALTY % BUNGALO\ Se Wetdkee Sige | Ringe® Om terms aa low as 850-07 $100 | price $2650 | Ca ete oF ee ROOM, BUNGALOW. | prieme,, In 9% FALTY CO. i ALOW—4 rooms, new: W eodson Sta-, cash. Come out to sea a few 7 . | a , = ‘ Cc ist! . Price 1 200°TMA O75. a eatnut. Centre| ATA. tion, St. Charles line. one block from car. Charles car to Marshall av oe : 5321 Hodiamont av., 2 reoms: price $186. | Richmand Height | #e@O ‘a: onsisting of large living room. reo rs. 28 29 - § Banya” s—e| Olled street; bargain: small cash. bh . One short block to Tudor av... i ‘Ten ber cent cash, balance like rent. SRE ove ——— : | a = alanc u av.. «tl e “UNGALOW— . SPECIAL PRICR. | @fsy terms; rent will pay it: value in-. first stucco house, Ask C} as ‘Vy a ‘end THEM~ | FA LA Six rooms, stucco, newly bul iit; cee »- 6,000 COTTAGE—IO19 A * . | creasing rapidly. ed ‘eohosl: tet f in- now ecient ‘ ATA EO IY Office on ground open Sunday and every every modern convenience; well located, {n Standish, ‘¥: 50 fat bath. hardwood ie ih 4 CORNER Ly T | = R Kt CnOS ot SOx1b0, 4 Diaees Pear St, day. comer of Helen and lorissant ay. Richmond Heights: fine lat; bargain. 428 lark, m SETAC: make an : BF ’ OTS | BUNG ACL a Ue Woodland “=o : NV Tie ‘KE Avent, %2t's Chestnut JANE Po Me hy aa ie heatnut st. SH. MORTON & CO., Title Guaranty Ridg. 2 Moreland ie "Glendale: “ied neia WIL . WI 3 AT IL : 9 oodland ay » Pine | etree en "hones | ain Vly, Olive 4116 | LOT—50x 200: Rich d Heights Dutt on av., 6 rooms ys ca two o "7 or Lawn, l-story frame: al PINE LAWN HOME. iene a CAMOon eg is: near City ous ‘ a pan COTTAGE—2622 '. , Chrtat: and a hichelberger. BP a MP ee xfer 4 rooms. water and | 6217 Sexton: 6- eA OR re ans | Clayton Rg AT Hoe; rice out to $25 per foot. 29 ° ‘ - = - - - . " id

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ate TEE CEE: wat Cars AY, rae 46. 19 _ - I 700 4700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, » Cottages, Flcts, Apurtenenie Residences For Sale Today: |BUNGALOWS AND « AND co AGES | EUNGALOws AN TT i : | andes D ES|5UNGALOWS AND CO AGES ' r Sale i | 8 AND COTTAGES | iS AND TT |BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS, APARTK'TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM'TS TOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS, F 51 : @ new and | BUNGALOW a ————___ are PMNS oe, South | Southwest | West = __Nortn North South brooms. tile bath, hot- rooms, reception hall, ilen eee: = ROOMS AND SUN } N PARLOR, $6500. | BUNGALOW—5425 S. King’s highway; mod- | nt pmnerenanee : F “AT Brick; 4-family, 4 rooms, modern, | GOOD INV ESeee ENT egg St. Vincent @yv., = terms. See owner onj| rage; brick fir “641 M | easy eplac in dining strictly moders brine floors, gg bath, | ern. 5-1 rooms brick. electric lights, furnace, ‘. ONLY ONE LEFT a P. >. WYATT. 2101 East Grand. Phones. 2520-22 Colgan o J. W. BURIAN. 4016 Chouteas av Agent. 3501 Gravois. (c)| and alley made; mt; street| ALBERT WENZI igalow; ask Larkin. bath: eet front; also adjol ing vacant NEW MODERN Tr “LAT—18 uM 3 rooms pitoid la P— s; ren . ik 4. RA ’ x M-3 ae ; LICK, 1010 a h 32 feet front: 2 blo¢ks west of BUNGALOW J5 Madison, 3-3 room gy brick; lot | for $48 pe oath Pri nt room; siate roof; *hest ni ut st. “Oke 125 Chest a _Post- -Dispatch, Bo -301, FIN eae . : : GE—6506 venue, Ser — can EE ROOM BRICK COTTAG E FOR Gravois av., on Rosa ay. 6988 Alamo, Ti-Pointe, new 6-room bun- __ GEO. J. Wiketh TH apy t | HEMM MANN -SPACI: RR. BE CO \ '4 roor AGE-—3 rooms, 1 ; RED, $300 CASH y NGALOW—62 galow, large su tA a7 "Chestnut. ote ¥ . 2. rn & BRO. '.. B. CO Apply 3255 P Pentiayvania bleck Cherokee. $2000 « H—3737 VISTA AV. BUNGAL §200 Famous; cor. Knox; a ; g n room, tile bath, hot-water | /]., 796% 7th and Chestnut sta yton Road and P Hm 2% KAL : , Om” DIY ¥xDO Pennsylvania, blo ‘ens block from Grand av.. one| dandy 1%%-story, 6-room and bath bunga- | "@4t, hardwood floors, electric fixtu aA T2037 a at. 3 and 3 rooms; e : yk .9 N. 7th st AG (c7 ck north of Park | shades, onan electric, gar 00. ST. LOUIS PARK . at : E—5 ro - 3 for Kk ay.; you'll own a home| * low; $31.50; worth ge ook Manchester car screens, garage attached to house; H b Hire ‘ Vania Avenue, Bs a € a OF Vera av., ow; 4 rooms, Apply 3255 r "isn ag it; terms like rent. to 6200 west; walk sou | Deon on the market. O es HARTWIG ISCHINGER, ’: ‘02 N. Qrand _ 2018-20 N. 224 st.. 4-family brick he gectric: price * $280., terms $300 | CorTaAGE—3- -room brick, electric, b _ auAns B. ho eet’ cies ee 616 Ghestnut._ | PEUSER RE. _CO., 200 Title Guar. r. Bldg. | FLaTs—s. Ae -$3-46-37 Hebert; 3 reome rooms first floor. Y yams aeesad ond there ame 35 x f Stpti eT. is « YS = ; - ° | N | at S260: terms; $5 Yeon COTTA — 0808. Michigan “ad | Ee N THE HEARTS OF YOUR agin eg Romy EB Sg a 3 cm 9715 DEGIVERVILLE | re NB TRAE, FT 117% “chestout, $7500. sia rent $100 ‘see month: ’ clack Sunday. : s pen from | et tte breakfast room, hardwood floors Mite | Seas Turer_ay, : ewer. 4ixx Shaw. Cail prone ppg Bg HH. u Ee undays. aie Mesth tec. | .0.sve. _ ( Hickory; we 3914 HUMPHREY &T. SCHWENKER REALTY CO.. 909 Chestnut. |baths, turnaces, copper gutters end down- -ATS——Corner los 100x150; 4 stores, SINGLE FLAT \ : (CHE Supellefont Be _ P- 7 a ve rooms Frege sun parior, hardwood floors | cor’ TAGE— 2020 Kraft; 5 rooms, bath, elec- | Speen , *erything moderna; rents $2400; / ‘palanc t . Lebed ell } 2 4903 DAVISON Pave COTTAGE—5 rooms, reception hall and throughout, ile bath, practically new, large) w. heat: 8400 cash and ¢ priec a: office. lance monthly. an i ant ih: oeetn Gee «Bias T—4- a... outi. be PTR) es poem frame cotiaze: bath and elec- ae. Surpaces, electric and all conven- | ,€arage : Se sects Scale tie Pe tt Alamo; 5 rooms and eun parior, 3._B. EMRHART, 6257 Waterman ev __ wg yg FY brick and tile — OS REAL CO. y, ores AX. sans. 24 s 12 GOTTAGE = an IiTeyv. ~g— (ey FEDERER- ‘-ARENDES P _Cco., "610 Gravois KOTSRE AN. Boe yoo Chestnut. . Mai " 1195. hardwood floors, tlle baths, + steam piante T—3124-% 26 NL 13th et., 4 families of rch, cepper gutters am and screens: garage. x. aad —— ry 45 a 1 _— rooms; with 6-rm. ef: | : | COTTAGE_62 Pa -— ¥ ‘ = ficien why COTTAGE—6200 Famous. or. Knox.: 6- | year: low pri HILMER, OOM COTTAGE #2900 3285 Penneyivanias Morganford. Apply | Ne W d- -Room Bungalow room, 2-story frame home: just like new :| inhd34-96 Belt, 6 and 6 rooms, bathe, eleo- wenittetcnie a! eit et i4th at, gs eNO 7th and Chestnut made sireet: rooms, bath, ~ laundry; ; nice in rear; hardwood f! : | z : ~31 q tt da 2 loors, tile baths, | - _—— De Tonty 4 rooms, tile Latha, brick; rooms E. See root bid C ei ‘eauth, 2 eae ee cm, Gre mie 700 | has) just been finished and is ready_for oc- | COTTAGE 38 Austria: 6 rooms, frame: | nardwood fioors, Dutch dinin rooms, fur:| €0x171. a a nr aerate os: t-Dispatch.- a JT a= NORTHWEST | COTTAGE—4185 _—* —. rove car. fc - | Borth of P mgt a 5403 Dresden av., just bath, gas,” electric, hot opwater: treet | nac oS io's rents $2 es: price $1 a J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. aa oRor | FLAT—3161-53 J Arsene}: 4-family ; 4 rooms - &- a —4185 Eichelberger; 6 room ms; im. t stavois AV ; open today irom _| made; 60x114%: price $2500. Laclede | 44 or exchange, 2623-2526 , : eepenter* te “a COTTAQEs Wi §-room erick cottage with | ae lot; bargain; terms. Room 301/| ~ Darr bntd terme to sult. 281K. : | floors, tile baths, furnaces; rents $21 0; ark. oo ante ene Cora; tamnlly fiat of of 3 "ios beth and| P. LUECKING, est: Title ¢ oF meat S080 EmerwO 1010 Chestuet ot. | ullerton Bldg. has oe eee. S627 G -~ois GOTTAGE—5340 Neosho st.. 4 rooms, mod- | Price $14,750 ‘rand; details at office. B. wt $s telleti Brice $ Sool: y 119 N. tith at. ’ 1G, 2 TTAGE—5-room on. ick. - 5 — sviBON W Ghaeeriar gotten: tei * ee te | New Bungalows—$1000 Cash — siseé aaa’ ae pirest SCHNEIDER: | wreak‘ast room, hardwood floors, tile bath 26x 00 cash, furnace, garage; fine condi — ric . oe . electric; ° 0 cash 2R, : lle bathe, | sh, easy ’ — 2 Ol BU nIAN 4016 Chee | Balance on easy payments: Oak Hill av., 1| 4953 Neosho. Laclede 3713 | furnaces; rents $2400; price $16,000 FLAT—3841-43 Kennerly, 4-family, | _ GEO J_WANSTRATIL 71714 Chestnut, ht, for card : AGE—2-room, _ Diamong and ~ a ; pep a _COTTAGE—6140 L and 5 r« . > .. SF. PECHAN, ~UL2-28 ¢ a. ‘resden: new; 5 rooms, | rooms, matt brick; large trees on oile ree A oe extra well built and oF bat 1 i FLAT—36xx Pennsylvania: new 4 Srive._Miverview_ Garden. 4 cTTA AV— ROOMS | et, ae and Furnace: stucco: at a ‘ . od paren. brick fireplace, tile | : reet at > ee Prrvenes my shades soe ee: in pe cenaition: rents $2088; price $15,000. FL 2: = Wai inwright Bidg, —* > gg — garage; $8000, rooms; built-in gee clothes chutes, - AGE—4 rooms, ieee a - : turnace; | WwM APPER. Scmine GRE dee DEOZD, i R re; prices reasonable $: 2500 4875 Hanover. Upen evenings and | floors S Deg omer 4 and & FOOmRS, hardwood A AT—1900 a xorth ‘7 6d. 2- family Sat sai Oriole; modern 4 and 5 rooms; STURSSEI it double 2 5 a 6s. rear, : - = —— ' ‘T Bese og I | ay ° SEL REALTY OO. 364s ome tr ‘ 7 rooms, toilet, electric, Cot AGE ee eres ot : = moor today and select « en h. ror enon, Dene 0: bine GEO. N. COOPER, 808 Chestnut. Ol've 3276, | Painted; garage: $x1114: price 34 throughout: lot BOx160: gas, water, cleo ROSENBAUM ILA USC ent; i9xx Withaell; 0 8 ) O8 4 py | A condensed history 4 pee, 2911 ®. : : Inquire 3510 — ; ‘ 7 brick: c: bath. electric, _U tah. o 8030 Caro , BUNGALOW! 5150 King’s Highway 8. W. FE ; 5 —4 room BDO. line at.: 4 rhe gas and wa- 4011-15 Shaw; 4 and 6 rooms and sun 3726-28 Euol!d; fine $- -family. FLAT —New. g ‘SORTEW EST’’—5-room residence; Chouteau. -; Weg 308, _ Grand 12 ee 08 Chestnut wo. | the finest neighberhand for that class of a ber: dita x Class investment. Chas. A. de Tempie, | ROSENBAUM- Sims canbe made. E, Co., —- 1763 to dat 2407 N. Broadw FLAT—6-5 rr oO e. & great future: vesh, | 4. fs ,everything new and modern; rests $3126 3 rooms each; this is a bar $4500. i rice and card of admission so ae ,- ~~. a ) KLER R. va. Gravols, ~ biocks west of RE, _«€ All | iy bargain: ’ terms: $: ). | . Sf”. Sta. - —-y 916 Wainwright Bldg. ie cen went of Union, | Bree Penney 7) All om one floor: 5 large rooma, inclosea | DMf,varkalt, eapy Ferme, SORE... | rig, shew furnaces; ‘rents $2400; bargain.” | PLATE — [000-1 —Hodlamont; 4-tamnily | Owner will abow you through Vint tan Ser Gitte ee Wak De Tonty, 4 seem, "herees and bath each; lot 46x125; Sas Bu De Tonty; 3 rooms, kitchenette,| O'REILLY, 723 Chestnut st. on | wh ti. 62 Cottage; 3-3 ge A otemet lot | FLAT—5415 Michigan: 3-4 rome; tile ear as part payment. G Granda 47¢ 47083 E 2 a ns ‘O.Laze: ~ . in } 2 WwW. RT "RIAN, 4018 Chouteau i. ‘iy locks ak 1} ‘ _— _ ; : , £or t } 2 a) ps reyi ‘ , > 17 = . - 363 } s, voma, bath; electri j emg . 4 4 200 west of Gravois and Phillips: new 4 COTTAGE—New 3-room frame; | gas, “water, | electric lg OR ae oe Ce Seen $12 -00 Tei, will sacrifice, "$3500 ~~ Fiat—itax \ Wagoner pl.; 4 and 7 rooms, | 5, 1 GRAN REALTY £0. oe ares water. $20. __ 6157 Page coitage of 3 roonis, Agent. 3501 Gravois. (c) | CO., 4006 Chouteau Sundays (76) baths, steam heat; extra well 3 rooms 27 hardwood floors. tile bath, furnace mieg AA possession, ‘ers. _ COTTAGE—5158 e m|— C68) : ©) | built and in exceilént locati 537 HILMER, DUTT , pe ot sg ae Og TMs a HAN, 2022-24 6. 12th st. | Bell ——— yr BY Grant 7008 Hancock av. 3 = or gr peti s 8 Kimberly av., 3 and 3 room | FLAT—4016 Northlan 4 and 5 room sin- W. J. BARTLING. 7 N. 7th nd T—5I6 ) brick single flat, baths, electric; also 2- le; 8 1 tile bath, ood 7 | 5 noe $6500. COTTAGE—3417 Minnesota: 5 rooms, tile | TYPICAL BUNGALOW | NGHAM AV ood ‘fl core; | floors; tnundry chutes; 4 nei hines | LAT—-3720 lowa, single fiat, of UNGALOW—4269 San Franciseo: ee. . F. BASHFORD. bath. electric and furnace; at a bargain;| 1835 Lawrence, corner of Shaw av.: mo4- BE Five poome, breakfast, Foor, a 4019 Tabadie 6” ona B's rooms, dou- | price $67 760 , = rears mesg ceneral Seuaeee — RTINSON aco. mae rooms; lot 60x12; large ched tn fens, room brick; hardwood floors, til oe Jee i , ow "0-st 3: es m5 ee Bee | eee Re et See. lern two-story brick of 6 rooms, steam beat. | hardy ood floorg. hot-water heat. double ga~ gaeg Marie. 3 “oe a | nly ‘ae wonderful bargain). FLAT—4606 Greer av., 4 and 5 room brick WEHRIENS. -OTTENAD, 8806 8. meee: b6250- terms to suit; open tod Bg th | APPEL. Agent. 3501 Gravois. ~ Sm "POR UICK SALE. tf it. 3501 Gravois. (c)| For price and card see rage: lot 50x15 5 and 6 rooms, sleep! t. KOERT, 2911 N. Union. Forest 2934 New. m eos | = 7 : i , ‘ : ’ ping e 1. Fores R. soe tile bet arat odern p 4-room cot ‘ Ser Claxton av. large 8-room | COTTAGES—1838 S. 14th st. and 1837-39 | HARRY R ag ren HER, Chippewa and ESSE lL. REALTY CO.. 3548 8 Grand. _porch. FLAT—4170 Ashland av.; 3 and 3 rooms: 6'6"": building separete furnaces: ie Sz FLAT—402 3 Botanteal; 8 and OT. 3008—N GEO. J. WANSTRATH. % C ' £ ¥ : 13th : penton ‘ uta 1°22: Ss. th et.: fine 4-room bri ¢ nda Nebrask dn RT ictor ] : a DTTAGE—4122 W. Penrose: dandy drome je ball, vot oie $2500; cote | 4 flats, 2 rooms: Soonens "mae eeeeees | te eeeer fer, Vietag 1806. | ais INSP! ECT THIS BUNGALOW 5663 Vv FLAT BARGAINS one and electric; price only $3000 ‘HILMER, DUTTON & KEHLENBRINCK, ey "$7000: terms furnace; beautiful - brick. bath. furnace: inspect. 2) Besar fo $500 cash. balance monthly. | $500 cash needed. | Dandy Modern Cc ottage ee Hy S rooms, in fine comdi- | 5. os Ye ge av. 5 and 6 rooma$12,000 , Pe 4 Arlington av.: 4 and rooms, | 2712 N. 14th at. GLICK a CO. ou Ch €) —, - = Pedy tren; 6-room Sri |, 2011 N. Union. Pocseat 2B34R. | KOTSREAN. 301. 722 Chestnut. Main 1195. | 4860 LOUISIANA tion THO s 5 CRADY & SON. rt yt er ° 1) ain ° > —— . 2 10) 2O0 at get ose i and furnack ’ garage | be T—Single: 4558 Cote Brilliante: 4 and PT. rc. —3: 540 Mie igan 43 sont ee “3 CK, en “ ef - ~ ow * ALeNnSIT I /, modern 00 , ) ; 4 — . 4 peu =" - ‘+ 22): _ba on. - | XEW BUNGALOWS | COTTAGE —4 room frame and eummer kitch- : Fis re poomne. bath, furnace, electric: bar _Forest (892 0 517 9 Easton. 1410 N. King 8 highway, 5 end 6. gs 000 MOUND CITY TRIST co 33 x45. price $5000, electric, garage; lot tiom hall: in fine condition; o aeiae ——— WAN ATH 71% -hestn ut at Si BUY WITH RENT MONEY | en, Amy $3200; look made. bath. electric, | ga! in. Se é a : MODERN COTTAG E 4711 Vernon 5 and G. modern .... U nion bl. and &t Louls ay. ‘ANTHONY SCHMITT? R. E. CO.,. 722 Chestnut admission with agent only. : AGE: ee Cottage av.; ; £ 4741 Maffitt; 2-story, 5 rooms, & gy say “3 ype eg. look-at this, 820 Kansas ‘aaeet BER. APRENDES REALTY CO., Brick: 6588 Arsenal: 5 rooms on one 4 ¢ ; Jis, Po ah “4 ane ee O'F “AL LON PARK FLAT —Singegle: 4943 Olive 14. (‘entra!l 649) FPF. W. GELAN REALTY CO., 5020 Grevole. rooms, al so large garage: floors. tile bath: lot 30x1 Open ry) l * te ley 5746. "6810 G Jravois floor: furna ce. bath. electric. colonna les. rr’ agou 4 al Po aes wv. & Athione av.; new 6-6 rooms, strictly mod- FLAT—4 f tiv: BRO o a PLA T—321 8- yi a st. Vincent, 4- f KAMP, . 216 Wainwright. OL | 8348. t today. HOHENSTEIN RE ALTY CO., 6428 Michigan T rer (3 Dutch di we i room. front porch: lot $0x200; ~"* ~8 iaze, double 4 ern; open today 2-5. ala family: 5801-3 “Theodosia “av. 3 rooms each: as $9000. ake offer. >) AGE—3983 Exkkheibereer: — ¥ i. . 4 rooms. door bed, tile COTTAGE—4 rool ns. Bag Sects c in house: ower 1TOoOVe . Heights ‘*F lat poultry ouse and shed, \a complete home. Oly lis. ‘ Hi ant RE ALTY Co., SINGLE FLAT—20i1 %s > . ~ wy A $9000: terms $1500 aie ; Terms. CRAFE NGENCY, 312 Wainwright bath, electric; $3000: $500 down, balance ith, hardwood floors, furnace, tile roof. nice 35 ft $1750 on terms: Swoyel CONNECTIC UT ST. TONY He RLEMAN, 8. W. cor. Grand and = : Ct me id Ne- rice: y ter S; vacant: buv ; dy in. at. 1) cash, balance like rent. Box Di 71> RFI LINGE RR CO jefferson & Gravois sonabie amount af cash: uick sale wanted. “= - “6% a . family DTTAGH—Five reoms, bath. elec ee Sining room, tiie rook. neue —™ . ine — ppewn an Mee) rc her o ms; vacant: buy end move in a , . Jefferson iravols mo quich FLAT——2206-08 Vettor; four-fami Surnace - also la. e garage “53 ~ x & etc. “Get card 4 from —° Chestr . e810 ‘Chestnut st R aa 9 oR b raska_ _ Bid ; y ~87, ¥ ictor i O08 JOHN McM ENAMY ] 1308 E ~ {).. 4 a 361, 2 OF 4 pe ue h. c STORE %s AND FLA TS— orner: North se | Bide” Mr. Stephenson, 1017 Title Guaranty 4 roome and bath, each renti ng ADOLPH R&T INLAGE, 538 t | fee WENZLICK. 1010 Vnestnut._ : Steen eine | NE T : cee \. Gran , AATS-——6; rent $912 year: price $4750 Louis: lot 55x140, $°400 yes ee. * _. | $1440 per annum, can errange terms. es = Chee. | 3 W BRICK BENGALOW iREWSE ; ‘aey terms. Box P-52% | nemesis MR ae ete iN TTAGE—HErick: =4R Prairie; 4 Rwy CAN SHOW YOU + 4521 COTTAGE—729 Fij here gst.: lst ory brick CIN Nl ) 7319 BH. RE a ca RY { oe AGE é __ *aey terms. LDGox P-525, ‘Post- Li spate h rents prie oer: 500: easy terms. MU 309158 ENeL K K FLAT—$500 CASH MEHRK uNS- OTTENAD, “3808 8 8. Hroetwer: bah. Pees end, furne a ~~ wy saggy Sheet a | Da par and bath; price $450 For | 4763 ALMA water. ‘gas. — tea 1 basement, Ma pear’ ger Hala and 3 rooms, single, with bath; a. en 1023 Ch: petnut st ed ae nowt Poa “$9000. bath and furnace: | i AT—Tower Grove Heights, | % bles = SP = Title Guar Bldg Tim basement, gas, electric; street eas | | HARRY REMSBECHER, Chippewa and Ne- | furnace , rch Oper Neer erons Eto | Teer porch: lot (135° price $3000; easy SAVINGS TRUST CO 4915 bi a NT—6 families; gNor.h 2 Sp DOUGHERTY-SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut. | Seo cre CRATE A figs Hy x aie as 24: Ww Farii ai “ = made: $3400: terms OHMEYER brask Sidne 287. Victor 12 es . : - - arin TONY is RL E MAN - > ‘dai . AS., v De! mar. chee} ——— $7900; terme. CRAPE AGIENC th. gas and “fiectric lot "25x10 feet; ‘ieee: and Union. Helmar 2581L. “ nee new a + ‘ frand and Arsenal. 24 floor. : tric fixtures: sold at fo ard ) J & 41.4 4 Lid 42). fan os ¢ GU., re v®xx Ashiand av.; 6-6 rooms, tile mryy ‘per year tages: 20th and Destrehan: 4 rooms i tha seas wil) not buy this in the HAR. RY RE "MSBECHE mR. Chippewa and Ne- M ODE k XN € Q 1 T AC iE! -room brick bungalow; tile bath, furnace a lig ya Ft RB gy 560° ee “See A ‘ Mowry e: $11,000. box M-20 MISSOURI LOAN CORPORATION | MISH RK EN S- OPTENAD, 3806 §. Broadway. as corms. For further _partice iw Mat this price, $5500: $1000 cash, part braska. Sidnev 267. Victor Bey § imer & reom brick cottage , ere i floors; jot 33x125; $6750. )53-55 Kennerly av. 3 root ms, at eten. | ost-iispatecn BB), SE | Olive 92 09 or Cabany 2211R. 211 M. 7th. \¥LATS——I have 2 single fiate on Vista av. ELLER 355) XN Brogew elie eth e we COTTAGE—44xx bi ock on Neosho; a B-room 126 ath, electric, furnace; Cherokee lit | ae ALTER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. , ef rents $1440 4ixx LABADIE be e- UNION % block east of Grand; 4 and rooma, DOTT AGE—4143 Carter av.; & meee GONPLACH & CO. 3615 N. Broad- brick cottage; modern; lot 60x125; $500 PUMA! PECH AN, 2022-24 S. 12th et. } NE W BUNGALA \ 7 HALL REAL TY CO., Easton and Cora._ Modern single 5 and 6 room flat; each; Dandy 4 and 4-room fiat at bargain. | tile baths, electric, furnaces, inside steps mace. tile bath. electric. colonnades, cash, balance mon ' See oy 8 + tALOW \ : bes i furnace, bath and electric; $8250; jot | THOS. McCRADY & SON to basement; must sell; $6500 each; terms. psee: price $6000, make 02 Gem «8825 GARFIELD A. MAYER REAL TY CO. 4612 Gravois K (3S A AV. 5 rooms, sunroom, hot-water heat, Ic D__SMAL L FLATS—MeD | 80130 Forest 882 ee ee UNGALOW—4482 Fearoes. 5- - S. . EACON - ARE ¥ RE Mest E Seen on — rete! Ne 1% improvements: ‘herokee lin oe Sunday 44 oe RN EY 3205 Cottage, 1d ' ’ 10 a. S-room cottage near lnion car er eh hd site tee 1PP 2S | afternoon hes ee, Ait. 1 +} to] _ ' $403 Hunt ar., ‘ ; 304. _Post- Di spatch = =r ri | ag concrete foundation, base- braska, Sidney Victor 1208 3 tiful * bungalow of 6 rooms, tile 3 ana & rooins each bath lot 25x For ” QUEEN VENUE i } n 267, Victer 1°20 1 anc outhouses: inspect this pretty place; | pyyy, . er? aes PEAI Lot 50x165—5-6 Rooms—§12,000 L nc SALE brash 5 tie 44 ne 19th st.. 6 reoms . ¢. OOU BUNGALOW ' braska idney 267 a a eo er co a LENZ & SON REALTY CO., n | FLAT FOR SALE. i: 128. a “JouNSON R..@o.. sidg. . ee 6-room brick, tile bath, elec- GOTTAGE— 4547 Ray av.; 1-story frame ° is a wa es a on teat yma tidy tof imimeion Pt é water, sg oes er big ba Last One—C alifornia Sty le si nseeneseS wie City Lot 40x166—4-4 Rooms—812.500 SoU “ag : with baths. elec tric and furnace neat: cas FLAT — -2909 Minnessia, 0 two-far r 3 & ae ote NC | ‘ I ippe 1#- (431 Wanda ee, n tile b r ic - , ng ‘ - terms. WALTER ONES , C., of 3 @ti rooms, Wa gus yee _Staine; nice a - T ath rae PARRY ar MSE SCE Ee. Cups O08 and Ne room, hiedarees floor 4g book ke case — Five 5105 &. KING od , apomw a - gxx Labadie ayv.: Chestnut st. or 5549 Welis ev. - | rs mana owner occupies; C. MOYLE, 600 Bk. oY Comme . 12 N. st. braska. Sidney 267, Victor 120 | ales ewteie atntr tne” 4 Be ee ere ty rooms ard loors, tile bath, 5955-57 HAMILTON TER. and electric; well built; ) RS ease eal calles, bhautital 100 Bbxo0O cn, (|e tect; lot 60xiee: w decorated: Lot 60x105—4-4 Rooms—$15,500 __PAPIN & TONTRUP, 626 Chestnut | 4 AND 5 ROOM FLAT “MEHRKENS NS- cP PENAD, _8806 ‘aly eh and nnum. WHY P AY RE NT *£eele-2. ~ ALOW FOR SALE. seome, |CO?1 SOTTAGE—3408 S. Spring av.; 1-story, 4-| porch and cellar. beautiful lot, 30x260: ga : cast ~ cbt rte tn ee ) Da electric, 4 room frame ; elec tric, ° bioc ks west of | rage for two machines 5 minutes to car: 35 SEEDEEER OT ” . ’ ‘te E 1 > DOr aenumenees is PF PER C€ ENT RETL RN ON TENEMENT 4854 Northland av. + and 5 rooms, r LAT untel 734 Nebraska “av. . 3 4 25x142.6 all improvements | minutes to town; $500 cash: $44 montbly, Bids comes A ie For Cards of Admission See PROPERTY. baths, electric, furnace heat eat and large brick of 4 and 5 reocme eseh. For pre nts , pes made: paice $2800. For card of admis-| including interest; Cherokee cer south to _ nev 2 ; FLETCHER R HARRIS TMISSOUH] LOAN CORPORATION, st. | garage: price cut to $7500; crivy $1500 a leard. see IN - A . a) 4 soak l. 000 Gravo 5. 48 ne biorc : utl ‘ r ALA - . ri “ , 4 “a ‘4. ee Chest n vbewe, and Ne- ” * 4472-4 a oe us? ury 6. 616 Chestnut. | BARRY REMEBECHER. Chippewa and Ne- oe ea ro i nto. King s high a Sete Sé Yb TH A MPT ON __ Ol ive » 9299 or Cabany 2211R. 211 N. . 7th. | ot or 5549 Wells r B O2., G38 Aes ines 207, Victoe 1 y wTAATY Ss = noe ~ ey ple : b k idney 267. Victor 1208 | east. fest buy in tk * start nf REALTY ’ Q. ara) FLAT ~ BARGAIN age a braska. - —- 4 207 ” NEAR O FALLON PARA — Fleston a Brick Bungalow racks. _- = 2 "aR RBOSSO & SC aN 616 ‘Chestnut st SACRIFICE BUNGA: OW 200 NS. Fourth. 3733 Lucky st.: 4-6 room fiat, bath, elec- #KHOUO0 SIN TGLE FLAT FLAT—2314-16 ~ North Market id A ; rents : hardwood floors, granito! en rou van buy 4572 Lacky. bor ‘ brick Grand; lot > all improvements Made, for § ¢ and ce agg porch; iot 37.6 | E ~ “ 5 , i ‘FRA Mk CC ‘ J | AG 3 07 dik nO y Bt. ' rad , Eo 49 4 } : t! . ms, ar wood oors, | - « ae ltaska a rooms, ? pa.ln, hard a ; ’ - ’ om — av.. 3 age each floer; ' ' brick ome: $1500: S$5C0 cash; balance to sult. . - ‘ + “oO , - et . rear. price ce Crs n EO. ue DONALD fe s90b0. 9004 cosmene'| DOKEF 91900 RK. CO.. Jefferson & Gravois SOUTH SIDE BUNG ALON S Ss Tt ogg ee ee te: ae eg eee $6000. DISCHINGER. 3022 N. Grand. pe 6 rooms: lot 35x100; @ a g004 pu good ‘investment; Py . BE Oe nBt ‘yt =. WU, price $4200 FLATS. | neighborhood : ee light ang airy roome aoe TE CECKING. 210 Title ome, BE: erin - Py : 1308 > N. Grand. bath: unusua! rel te Bid per ove swe nt ha Seaee s. ho we ate 4 — - Ro - CN . LAW —t-ro ~ be est rarKk. AN THY NY si “iH MIT} RK. kk. CO 722 Chestnut as Sere: .- fom, 3-3 —_ ' J BI 'R IAN, 4016 houtesu. _ P= a ag oy R ENBAUM.- BAD oe UL a van BELLIS RK. (0... Arcade Bidg. Clive 378 | rooms on Flogged Be ane gg oo Te 'NGALOW—New; 4 rooms, math, gas, elec- j-jAyT—s ngle 1S Cass; | ‘ . ennerly; S-famlly, o- ', rr rh arUponrw 2A i 2407 Broadway { FRAME COTTAG FE | —DANDY & Sov TH SIDE BUNGALOW sap 1* ae fine location sor a phyai Jan ric, double garage; vacant; $3200; terme, mo ge eis ale artes $4250. ee. bath. ATTRAC TIv E ~ INV ESTMENT hardwood floors, tile por: — ‘pias TERRY AV. 209 DEWEY ae, mig os as ah “hardwood yp Mller Gic a lodiamont. Cali 3618A Cot lage ANTHONY “Be HMIPT! KR. bk. CO., 722 Chestnut #034 Frederick st.; 2-family, 3-3 rooms. 3933-35 N. 23d et.. e well-built double | separate | 400 hot-air furnaces, sO7% iP > TOO s. ¢ cl oO & )1e4 “a ‘ a — —_—— - atone « ; om q ROO WZ °163 Oak Av enue NA | 1a" ~ furnace; street and = Five rooms, “tle bath. furnace. electric, hot-water heat, gt anaes - rge "lot ~ tne -~ BUNGALOW—6 rooms, tile bath, «al floors,, FLAT—single; 8U%% Cass av.; 3-4 rooms 1433 Destrehan; 4-family. ‘flat of 3 rooms and bath each: vps MISSOUR LOAN « “ORE Have ni three reom ard attic t gs WE na REM ARENDES REA Ks ae ase | something extra nice esas mole brick garage; biock of scho»); real bargals each, W _ bath, — fixtures; rent $42\; IF a KELLER ‘Stoso pond og gros PPro renting lor Olive 9299 or Cabany 2 2211 ce — BER. 1 7 ‘ 3308 Chippew: , terms. 6730 Bar r rice $4000; terms suit; make ofte -“ @:0; TAT crete age oe er of mm ~ gre et iow 3 119 3 N. 7th st. _ 2676. 610 Gravo's BY. | of “ nl ag tle OB ag Bee tera 0g BUN - -Al. — won F ‘yoo ¥ av. wire pci OREON Eo «& KH G. ey Orr BUD. Chest aie ete GO31 N Broadway. ciel EMMELMANN-SI ran - RE. CO... | Fiat of 'S rosine each LOG; price right; see us for E 4 _ 555 POWERS A WELL-KEPT COTTAGE—85500 [ble garage; hot-water heat; extra well bullt | end givcco, PLAT—Single; 2623 Howard st.;'4 rooms up.) FAIRGHOUND PARK FLAT “mg a | card of admission, : > (Chero car to © an in fi son ; See ; a} , , Cc L. me. CeD.. 2-family flat; ga Ce; ¢ aim 68 Og | LBERT T TERRY & CO... ! 823 © 7 4-room . electric: OL gy rng Bony also finished base- a," sieeeuemanrae eo ee ane ake : . KAIME § Bi A nx 5 is N. th st. Bol a ag eall on ’ ecm; anaes aioe mache. tile and brick porch, separate fur- | South —s7 REMSD SCH HER, Chis Chippewa and Ke 4009 COTTAGE | w\A , Ag : toy ment room: hardwood ,fioors: large bath;| Get card of admission from BUNGALOW 6?) Juli ema mm brick: | .$3600. modern in ail respects, easy terms. |ZPARTMENT FLAT—42382 McRee: just 1208 PRICE $2250 wid tts; $2850. 0. built-in china clos®t: St 330x210; card of | _ DOU GHERTY B. FE. CO., 808 Cheetnut. aa aA _ — ae ome t) ear i furnace. | OREON E. & R. G SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. HILMER. DUTTON & etl NN. death i 5 being completed, four family. FLAT —Dexble: $i S116-18 Latpyeite od SEE THIS EXTRA BIG BA » 4915 Easton av. | admission necessary. memes eRe B. A. THOMPSON BR. CO., |) INVROT " vr ' ~ — APARTMENT—Rent $10,500 year; 4-ROOM BRICK RESIDENC nt Cottage, 467 KOLLAS-LUPFER R. E. CO.. 1138 Chestnut | Ba72 Telmar _# INVESTORS, ATTEN TION! “DOUBLE FLAT—65 FT. ON TAYLOR | “$60,000; easy oe ae 000. Box hard woud i e5s0, price furouahees £ £600" oan : aad garame., iat a as i4 Alsace 5025 MORG ANFORD RD. a50 ( ASH ’ \GALLUW Iw——New. 3 rooms: bath, “alac- 2314-16 Wash g@t.. two-story brick, ar- Northeast corner Lucky: a ital $105: cor- _Pp- 541, Post- Dispatch. _ ' | oe, rep MORRIS AACH R: CcO.. ¢ —— . 5 rooms, reception hall, gas- | Splendid Chestnut Pa: mete yo BE ; ts and ear FLAT—45xx Gibson ev.. dandy : BIG FLAT BABGAIN | portheast corner 8th and Chestnut. Olive 133 IE ‘ 52 ENNESSEE “AY. Pal ¥ ' ~ - , ~ ct rrr BP as roo! aa —_ + a ro yrick a ye "ry , wt’ RNE BEMERCHER, Chivpens and | splendid From oer emase: in excel-|FRAME COTTAGE, BALANCE °G2AGE fir" git jeme ') | ELEGANT INVES IMENT 967-59 Maffitt av.: 9-0 room fiat, bath >\ 4246 WA E JUST SARUETED . "y Vi 2 | é h h. | . y ¥ aes = —-—— ort at corner e an rov ‘lectric , lie batt brick and tile . 4 A new quality fiat. oft4 rooms aia ‘ 67, ctor rl 206. ; lent c ona! Ae °ORCH AN. a0n2 ys 3 rough. | MON THLY NO L ARC t+ER 50T T AGE—S rooms. bath. electric , : Fy N rt pe ‘ ra i a sie — * | ebt ae y Be ge ho cear price Lou “BLE FLAT l=xx block De Tonty “et.: foom,’ with 5-reom = efficiencs " * por RE - acnene : x2 464 Easton. Cal! 4465A Easton $8090 ve get ree iene amet 3 rooms and piaeeneta: steam heat; rent | T, : South | Dandy PME Engl rooms, bath THAN REN GOTTAGE—4-room brick, modern, furnace. JOS. L KOHNER B25 Chestnut st. | HARTWIG- DISCHINGER. 2022 N. Grand ‘DURRPLINGER Re R. ©O., Jefferson-Gravo tub, porcelain enameled one-piece mz nan’ me rooms, bath, | hot-water heat, marble, sink, garage, etc; | We are building some neat 2 and 3 —*areKe. 1424 Rowan ay. ____| SIN "GLE FLAT REDU CED : a yo al PARK FLAT DOUBLE ne 2 an ee at. ; ‘arse &| $1 een rooms oac c fruit cellar, ston® ———— Gannst. . “BEE : : COTTAG zE—Three- ‘room frame. 6600 west; : Pek SNe . — chien — BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut st. | room cottages in Parkside for the man $2000; will sell on terms Box Y-2°2%, 2729 Cass av.; 3 and 4 peeene bath; rent prick filet; bath, ; ; ; and ca eeping porch (big enough for tw Yi; price h panel do veal —s ball, $1000" 1 — TE | who is willing to put in his spare time _ Post-Dispatch. (©) $42 per month; lot 26x126, price reduced | 142: price $1 ’ HARRY RMS ER. Chippewa and Ne- rch pane! doors. tile porch floor, balance MODEEN SOUTH SIDE COTTAGE bor RS Pointed with coal-tar mortar ; rooms, _ bath, furnace, | completing the hou y e COTTAGE—Mod pn 4 rooms, reception hall, | tor quick sai ae . . | braska. Sidney 207, Victor 1205. ny : quality of eli lumper. 4446 Neosho. 4 cecena., | P B se. Your chance to COTTAGE” xarake, all improvements. See JNU. J. ~ REARDON, 911 Chena. E 3607 Lae | Scares ae FLAT— 1235-36 a ie 2 — Hydraulic; and —- | ~. Kel ndltion: | — Berkibanship ant figieh re a 2 on anc: $5 B. dSax Wallece |... TECKEL-FEYDY-1 EARICKSON. | get out of the rent-paying class and to owner. 1424 Granville. Forest 8692. | —— "SEE THIS FLAT ey 1802 N. LEFFINGWELL | lly brick of 3 rooms each; tot 2158; vements, miley; $0000. --————_ be seen to be appreciated 65773. 43xx Wallace. | ” Broadway 5001 Gravois av | own your own home. Take Ch k TAC > ; ; A beautiful single fiet of 6 and 5 roome.| ; R. Ji the above items and_ ce | 292 65 . Broadway. , | ional : ake (nerokee COT TAGE 45 xx block vans @v.. * ~ 3141 SCHOOL 8T. bath, ek etc.; a i-stery frame shop on es re and . han ts that are priced $1000 [tees rooms and bath; modern: NEAR GEAND AND BATES net- | °@F to Bates, walk east 3 blocks to _>rick: beth, electric, furnace; garage, For PRICE RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE. rear of lot. Price, $6750 raske EMSBECHER, Oninpe een mr Oliv Mo200 oF Cabany. wine a dz . ot . ‘st « o wn, | 8000 . Rosa, 5427 a am ¥ t : tile , ' number see ~ iin ae . , x $50 ee mete a a inaMM. # E Ka balace "Si 4861, Goe'ne: ey eox240; cont $15-000- owner — Agent there will explain the J. W. BURIAN, /4016 Chouteau av. _ oS See ee oe eee Sa 1614 N. 16th ot. ale PL At 1 aee 22. Sldngy at ‘fam. PAT — te a a tanalig? 0 Title Guaranty B) dg. ——», 7. ir: vane ; pil at $5000 on ee ee Re |p an COTTAGE —O2i > Bize! av story Tame R 21S AACH R CO R26 Chestnr’ — Y 6) a fiat of z rootie eac price . tile baths, 18 Fountain av. Phone Ferest ze: _ is: kacc Gis ~"- WM. AP cL. Agent_* pOF a bc) | AR SCHOL 1 of 5 roon ba! th. electric, finished pase- | | MORK” Bea. 3-4 Room Brick k Flat, $3 3250 — ones. es REMSBECHE Chippewa and Ne- in. Delmar 4028R. - S rooms; bath. turmeee en. . &T. ANTHCYY’S PARI HH eiow, | 71" 2¥ OL LMEYER R. E. CO. ment: Bri ice 8: 200 UM, 695 Chestnut at. RENTS $1248, PRICE .$6500 2947 montgomery; house in first-class Fe) braska. Sidney 207, Victor ‘ ; : . porches, owner 7 ee tne ~ 4107 Uregon ay. 6-room yim Rani 4 aot 100 N Tth ana pia + 1, 0.) = = ——~ ~ a - T , ' Webster pair; owner nonresident. Do BLE FLAT 2006 # 13th -famtiy Northwest vs | hardwood fioors, candela! ore xt oh po iy Oliv 299 ; DREAM BUNGAI OW — 6300 Cabanne: 5 vlOl to, 92074. 0mas Bs +. OF. ‘ i. KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 « Chestnut st. _ dd ‘yt ve bt gbxid0. For xg) : = AD. a. | iain sink. hot-air heat, built -in tu massive ive ra Central 20°9 with Groom efficiency: beautifully deco- Lot 60x1" Six-rov.a brick Rouse, with: — _ - bric Bi NAL. OW ——5AS8 @e Gilmore av. gle! B05 Broadway. | porch across front, a — 25: will divide; reted. -a-dor beds, cedar chest, dressing bath, electric: also six 3-room fiats, rt: 2936- 38-40 MADISON | ries. Ss d card toe. ER, Gh ® and Ne modern ner will shot pest! > $1500 | terms; et card from La | ¢able. kitchen and service cabinet, vapor ste Low rents, can be mnorenes to 4 S-room fiate and large stable: yee T RY ©T REALTY co. 8 916 terms - ALBERT WENZLICK, “1010 Chestnut. heat and other features makes this an os: | 1440. Terms. Fine investmen Six goo room braaka. | mney ee BORIS ST ’ > suit; 5620 5. _—- tif JOHN BLAKE & BRO.., Bid. Chestnut, | only 760; rents a low), $840. i peo PLE SLATS av BUNGALOW—5152 Maffitt aes, » 4728 Vinita. Call Kiver- COTTAGE. BARGAIN. | oo ooagnene ng. Freee pron ee. H same; ful | __JOBS 5. = SOHN DOCKERY & BON. 1026 Chestnut. | dae on waa loa ef “+ tile bath, hardwood ficers. P Conect 4-story. & rooms, fe a “4 : P Sel pe hs © ae mere 4205 bath. tuenaee. electric; owner | WILL BUY A SN ce and terms call R. A. Fisher, Cabany eet GAMBLE STREET O ST RALLON ON PARK FLAT | $1200 enum: WILL ©. w ISSMATH, 722 CaS : on —_ aaa: will ghow, APPY FOUR, 2810, trom 10:30 3__mt 6 Pp m—_ | oo ASY TERMS IF WANTED. | An up-to-date single flat, > and 6 a | HARRY I Resspwen erg had Peg “i 2 ust, nese rs r sins re is. f= » hot ae a | ROOM BRIC K BUNGALOW | @21 sBOOM BUNGALOW —s5500 bath. 3 and 3 rooms, bath and toliets. — bx gn my B.. 5 a seen “oO appre- _ an and tile bath, dlectr : . Sasi 8, C | , | ae ~ ay oe Extra large rooms, in good repai-. rage. as FLAT—2z an A pm = ~¥ eee, Ot. Bellefontaine | 06 - Babe en 8. Broacway | Modern brick cottage of 3 large f K., ink. brick PAY THE BALANCE LIKE tures: 80 Rang cogent ae Fp Ry ge Fo MORRIS AACH R, CO., 826 Chestnut | clate this eonatitel ia 905 Chemen a. FL tri 2081 Armaaie pL. & L, #4 6: oper for insvection we: ee iM brick of Nebradica ; l-story d —- hall, —— e500, “SEE “Ts RENT T RER’ r WE NZL ICK 1010 Chestnat st. eer es Fe ome ad = : UR F AMILY > PLA v sf So WALTER pCOTT CO., 800 } GOTT AGE—Smal! > wake ” rooms and hall: street > mantel, €tc., 9 me ” ’ ( = mall 1d ; garage : | rage, 37% feet; $2500. 4 cM me fe; can be bought at the ‘BRINKOP. These bungalows are just completed: WES ‘. END COTTAGE, $47 50 North ie... oe x. Remain; SALAD: owl or ry ae bite 6. aor th Side; garage ~ CHOIC iCE BRIC KO OTT A \GE - ready to move into immediately; everr- £1° Romaine p! dan brick, ~~ f9A2 Nort) we KV} ” r i. ‘ 4 -—o we : COTTsGk—Frame At me ke a —— BEAD. 3805 o §. Broadway 5411 Biow; 4 roome and ha’ s sictie thing is modern: French doora, large brick a. aa ° a th iv "* lectris Bees g siren "be AP ART MEN’ ily. es ge ooo nba Bs rent pibstantins — oe te Af yer a zr A lowe, t-~ w ‘ “e : 8 Potomac st.. well built | bath. granitoid basement: large jot. porch across front, tile beth, hardwood ¢ M. McDONALD R. E. CO.. 1111 Chestnut 360 : bagoment; “E ¢ N. Broadway. | —TR0e : rT) SY... @ roo brick modern throu toon ‘os reasonable price For inspection ir floors, furnace. Lot 140 feet deep. Take : - — BOSSO & SON, 616 Ch-#nut J... GUNDLACH & CO.. 9636 ° LAT _—- —_ e Geyer @W.: ® * ; ‘ q UL; 4 t > , > Me ' : “ : ind s : : or ae — ss TT AGH 6561 Uerice 95500; Om | : Brice $8250; get card of faee CLS! Tee Taternations!_ Nite hidg. eo 20 Pee or. Hem aaetae Beautiful B jungaldw—Bargain GUILDING—2bxx Howard st.; 2-story and O’Falion Park Flats, Just Listed h 7} se kOe as » . hd 4 a - 4 ; oc es : . e Br ick w ith ¢ oncrete porch and walks ; ay ’ brick build I . 4 lar e roomie, #0 frame_ Sera “SG42, W. Florissant: ay ~ NT S06 Ohestnut et. se, SIDE © an Don 2 Miss This Chance to Buy tee ow —_ antag = Bae on closet a eetie onie’ a onl llar; house = splendid re 4 = an a, 33, , Sa | Groene ’ WNER va “ ~ | hardwooc loors, bu n bookcases, 24 a nt $960 year. Box C-6,. FF. -D. RIE AV Sas. monn, 807. me _— = Hydraulic: neighborhood: Ch a Home at a Price Less Than mary me —~» org eS B my cuit ie & flats near 20th st.. north; | 3 ais B emee 3 rcoma, toliet nun’ os? : 5S ee modern: gare GON. . 'deep basement with spien n F-320, Post-Dispat ; one or two families. GUlTAdt--é706 Beacon 100) Y fi reyDT-EA RICKS ot it} lenty of shade trees: street S850. Box f-« 2 _. Gor : attic eme, iot SOxiei. MA! nm, Si " CO. or at. See “2025 S. Broadway. 5001 Gravois @V._ Cost “2 Build. i ee tt pony ever been occupied, hence im- | PLAT—1511 Benton. 4-family, 4 reoms; 5516 Emerson #@Y.. TROMTMAN &. STRODTM : | : 64 28 Michigan ——~WORKMAN'S COTTAGE CHEAP gent on property all day unday. mediate possession; only $1000 cash needed, __ price $6000: easy terms. Olive in’ Pr coe screons, jot 60x1° IE te tin Mw Trond Wway . . room brick: bath. electric. h floor; could Weed days by appointment. like rent. Come out this afternoon | }7_ , bath. electri in NDLACH Florissant and Altes. ; ris av. Whe gaged strips, etc., out o Bwe-eey Drie t: ‘ “a, Vi 7O2 B unc av.. just west of MeCaus- | FLA m3 and ¢ ry , 60 Box . 7. | P. D. CHAS a ae ents > wall see this werd a ae » as flat: ans. WM. L. HECKMANN & CO.) ay. City Lietts and BMantiemter 46° | ae oe awe $1000 a en badas | FINE SINGLE Prive $1400. $ a I eee see kitchen sink on each floor an t; 100 N,. SHPVENTH 8ST ‘lines within one biock. FLA? eT sores, 12 2 equity 116 F st.. 4 roome each floor; press AN eoy s. WronAway , ow, CO... 6428 Michigan. | ¢2500: small cash pa ySORPORATION., ‘| Olive 2464 Central 2641. | ASSOCIATED REAL TY 03 420 Com'l Bi. | Hox R-s ale on = eres | . Pare nye > av: ¥; ts ere y } | | FLATS ‘liv; ren r; brick front; . eres att ee furnace, a oa + On bat ee! aie onan egUE aa & 2211R. 211 | a F $10.750: $1500 cash, daiance monthly. | ROSENBAUM-HAUSCHUL ani E. ad SOTHO: make an , net R Rea) magathis See DERN BUNGALOW see | Southwest pwoe * FHRHA! 257 Waterman av _ . Broadway. Wil. 1 WIR et ee ‘mene ‘4612 Gravois. OE modern 5-room wick bana St NGALOW—4041 Neosho «t.. EASY oe FLATS—4-family fist; “rent $1440 year: FOURFAMILY, $3500 b ' 8p t B ae a 4 000 cash, balance monthiy. beer ics se McNair &v.. Ly swe ; ; — electric, modern in every respect; , T° price $8000; $2 Prt at. 4-family brick; rent ception hall, ile Baek furnace, ©" in * noe new stucco. “Spade; price| $1000 cash, | Call Laclede 8713. A tS St rs ela B. EHRUART. 5257 Waterman ev___| 2880 Mullenpoy ety wri er A tile be sarwe Foome; Tout : CHNEIDER, 4953 Neosho. INVES TIGATE | FLAT—Double; North Side; 3 rooms; eise- $38.50 pe ee. BRFLINGER R. “w..? jeffervror Ures ts ; tile bath: ‘eee: elec. — fF AG 80 Iteska; 5-room a REALTY .CO., 7161 Manchester. tric; rents $70; only $500, gas —— a BAvSCHULTE Ss A ne; ; " LU; $52 — le; block possessio tage; tiie bath, hardwood floors; terms, esrce easy terms. Bo ’ Tome bah tot eh ee ee S—— | Say “sown” Box W-B87,Post-Dis ' +h 2 ; “s th . feet. 7 # is . Benton 611, «Sfarshall 111.

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) a ga 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For a grey rrr a nen on PI SALE | FLATS, — FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE| RESIDENCES FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS. F°l SALEFLATS, APARTM'TS. FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE sibliin ocel 10-12 CHESTNUI—#8500 TT | So — : ——— | FLAT BUYERS, A\ ENTION 4232 GIBSON AV. AP ARTM iENTS sess per cet Oat. on MODERN | asst es Sihiod gee gear TO a —e ‘ ’ -f. amity fiat; ik . - t G mans Beautiful 4 and 4 room Viats just completed. act cme se wow a7 iat xa; bargain GTA Weatmineter: @-tamity. S.rvoms and| JOHN DOCKERT & SON, 1025 Chestaat Strictly modern yn all respects, See J. W. BURIAN, 4016 Chow’ sun parior; jot 75-f. front; rents $6000. | aDaRTMENT BARGAIN North o5ys Cates southeast corner Hamiiton, + eee - F-reom brick. $4750 31 -— 2o09 RR VIEW AVEN : : . - . rs old, 6-family. ROUBE—? 2901 to 2209 RELLEVIEK AVENUE wes 2. rtment, 6 of 4 rooms, 3 of 5 738 Wenaste. 3 years Pion :; | farmer needs money. Box R-2 1. PD. ' “oie - wonderful invest- eoms, sun par: Latest’ type construction with tie gable roof, best matt brick, "LAT Joe A WBS. ‘4Ment: spiendici constructed. and arranged garage for € machi nes; rent $7500 per year, GocSE—is24 N. Spring av.; _e has left city and instructed co ES KAIME @ ERO. HK. » large, screened sleeping parches, tale pore floors, tile bath, built-- ALICK >” or) "s24 0 tnu ; 20 etm * 6-famity, ef 4 rooms ¢ ~ otter Easy terms. _ aie De Meni Bg. i189 . ce su gag fect youUxD in tub. haraw ood floors throughe nt. hrck replace with gas- logs, FL. AT—4955 Loi umbéa.: . - Pea: of the best. Rents wu. J. A anRg Chestrat_ st. ar} [Ck * 53 piv ~ 6-2 room stock | nu ee: ae # Union > Darior; masewees fi t . , . “ ‘ust north “wrro! } : 2 , eas : colonnade book cases, furnace, gas water-heaters, large, light ciegant axcu: age; 37-feot tot. | 3 a. ie at "S rosmss each: it | SIX FAMILY STRATH 717 i Chestiiut. : : sy , ?, -_ sa ’ Teal - Wiss a8: = ,- : ne : . 3 .k . & VS ". per year | PP oS a BNCEe—1 idk P’restea rooms, Murphy beds, shades, screens, Axtures, side entrances, high 540W, or 5 ts he : . Park View), 4-famiiy, | Rent $627 mee $36,000 gy ey : amet class residence district, eloee to echoo!s and churches, ] block from 2°". sms 8 r ae, 25. Rents $3500 year. 8- | BAST on otter. — | é : mu , . Ss ; . — ; OS i PP } . : ~ iL . on SEMA 72 Chestnut . ear line. Agent Oh premires every Gas ~ ~tAy - ecreened-in porches, | apartments iz ‘ey ~— pF $6500 par Le no bed: four ttl soa pe pasion, “as ae ere Lezington av., G6 rooms, L BH. FRANKE, T20 RICHMOND PLACE Sa To memeber F : 2 jou on , | Limit av., southeast corner of Clemens av. = | er sorte A aa pest, aaraee, | sale : a . machines. iit Seme . a 4 iJOHN Ss. E E & BRO 815 Chestnut. PR AN‘ f%TS-PERRY-RUTH. 1038 N. Sth at. Ot 4. ’ t ‘Sameer ; : 32 Cheeta ase eG TRUST CO. 4015 Deimar. e bouse « Renton 2200 real + Pen gg “or © TWO DOUBLE FLAT : = | » in . : 5. = mission call — é | TWO DESIRABLE a oN i} ‘HOUSES—2641-43 Rutger &. attached im: _ on geen a tae order: — a é » « intel REE RE wert. a EP at . . whey ae ae ia Re “9 thal, fe AE ‘. } e& 6 reome. R= electric; fin ar eT 4 — ae, eae aa furna: brick 1} cae —~ CIT re FESS + re. oes : vx, - 4 anes , te ne Pen ket Geo weg 7 , oi le ain Die & a eee | « Opes y. « aa ae ee ee rh ia te ii LU oe ee a ae ee be tt TR aa tl I NEI : It ce GM EC eR Ee Say see Aap ws age i REE TS >. ca 915 to 4921 Mapie, tx : EDERACKE-BARTH R AND INV. CO ce: lot is 216 toe p. APARTMENT BUYS turha. “Se 354 ictor 294. 42°72 Gravois ma, - of new 4. far v roact c Grand 67° : cso 35 as roma 31! Cabanne: South $80) _ 7135-3 ALAMO Hil POINTE . or. betitein garage, TenUns cor a2008 Dae coal oe omg , ‘ ' . - © , . ~~ 4 0 ~ BGak wes pi ; et - shies ‘ - , oy , | all | bs L, kK i ] A s| S —" aru joors. fast room. separate steam - fF Sete | ur price Masons i /ENCE—best “buy wn petro One : ~ 29 4a ; a... f amd eae ; forme te 4 floors; rent $3120 pr *) s agit 3 Maple, 3- tamil dg Pama . fimished attic, sun TENEMENT —~Atsdce) rohte, FX poor aml pea in rT. 708 stmut JOBN BOTT. 70% c ~hestnut f } a4 Ra ‘ _ garage, « “> a LeeLee & Pua: Dg ha . “ee . Si] A W's A pT ON —— . = A. ; ’ ‘ ; ; > Se Ss , nd Ts “ . th mptor , 3 ’ rs ‘ - - — : 4 Pei Fld Ope Ae eons, rent $2160. See ue for card of ad- srowune tro — in Sout : oe 4224-2 elie, § oat > gar ms ‘ sete porch, Oficd garage; cheap home, ear ' | Bre ca Viive « 4 gees vy. entre ohne — floor has 5 rooms. sun parior, with el! her?- | CHAUNCEY P HEATH, 81 , a WANSTRATH, wo pes Gea sa Me «ATS sow os id- 123 De Topt y; four fats of 5 “ ~ . 8 ~ a. 2 a ~-~ 4 ; ~— FINE : — ‘ . DE : a Paris ar... recs. heck gee eb? Meotrie eh : " re” ai all = , 16-08 et; a 2 . ; ic, Lard wood floors, aleys mace, wie SAM terme heat am 9 : 4 ai * — —— a amen tm : - lata, J rooms th, . on ectric each; modern; + >. ; neon ivi . _ vie hited ba: a. rer “sense o - _ ee ap-te-as quick sale | F sh, $15 500. Pershi in v. - — : 7 i iM s : é 2 HD OP Pe ae hee stew tee Se ea ee a ed fre ete eee ee ee | oy as eee a 4018 cheut eau ary Mi! ~ #132-4 DEL MAR HREF-FAMILY APARTMENT $1440, price 73 Both phone Si or : “mg. tile Satha fur- | of the best-boilt apa: any Pe ni a - 7 > nace price $i2 e ). easy term En. Dt oms and modern sun parm a8 1p N. Sr st. 65306 De Tonty: 4 families, 4 rooms and MOD E RN FLAT J H ABBOTT 8 Chestrat TF cotvenien sce Sriveway and s 2 »~ ‘ eum PRriors; separate steam heating piants “ANCY JAN S. FAMILY AP "ARTMENT rages ment S8c . _ a) De >. ' har@woot rents $240 4e16 Devoash re av = — room fiat 4547 Lafayette, 4 rooms and Ddreaktast y6:h-oms. ra ; garage for 4 machines: rent $740 per = A barea’n. ) aE aS a 4a “ sID . OETA. OETTG ER REALTY Co., a ; — | TASSELS ae = 0 f x. ise, 6 rooms, furnace. ; . psi: = Lrpace, eeo- ones * A 19 N. 7 CBLE FLATs N UR-FAMILY APARTMENTS ae . = 3 J. Ww. BI PALAN. 4016 Chouteas. 4446 NSYL | oe NE RESIDEN ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERMANN re n an ra i ‘2 ; . " . . = -y — . . : a a 5: . . ~ “ RESIDENCE—5127 CT " . : +} - ’ — ’ 4 ALI - amiies ea D. APART MENT—3-famiy; hardwood, > Box Y-140. Poet-D: sD A. ‘@) MISSOURI LOAN Sie fe ~ ~ts_p3 = v ROH 1 WM. APP ks geese rooms, bath, ~*, Sso | soa: &. > ° a ee a e * " th ur fan 4559-82 Swern ..0 Kitchenettes: rent $200 _ ENE ay SM Ae mainline Aline semen ean ee deme, ‘ " PS te ae Sa. ke ceed ae vee Mibow bat ee Ba? 9 ¢3 > = 9 = z > ee > @ Naa te rating n Cree az mes er oe ae ie, ~ ola em ee A DoF RAR a . aa i * z SP untae “cag ae ee Ce I prey gee apres i te 2. eer NS for physi- eac 2-f. lot; res : bareamn orice; | ™- son this oferuess. terms A 5. SSoMis. 9 N. 7th st a a —a—en — an Bs — Bonn fy - is nee cave fam! the wack ee i : e Bicg Clive 7 , --D : | ive iy. whi gS rooms, ain, garage, terms 1417-19 DOLMAN St. es Fics — 28% — Wea we 1 ce=ventences. | ine fmcome, the LPH STEINLAGE, 626 CBestnut ot. ts eset wo 4-ta: 3 LENDID~ | wi SCTTABLE HOUSE ie if an BOOMS ee ea one + teal ae, y ve A 6. eae hs Double flat of 4 moms esac Poon Ngee A ~~ “ terman a’ (wo Ba 2 pret, -§ rooms; to- ee eS a Qhestact, 2Y-S. For 36xx North Ma - RINKOP, 619 Chestnut st S = mS. zitn - :. sing "’ : make a | t xx North rket; T-reom brick; gma | 70 = S JE FERSON v ag ng 76 tenants, © 5 apartments, 1 Al BERT wEN eS 472! ———_ eo laundry. slate roof, ga- 8, : 2720-22 . F he, SP A . store, 3-story. slate rocf. steam heat. sgan- eT rage ~ ~ " . im — - tric on 7 , . ~ staat ip AN > each flat, rents $i¢s0. Fox Deuble brick fat. 6 families S$ reome L277 SEs. Socera sec: . 3-family. & _ wiive 15 Ciewe 9280 or ery ~ Sik. Si Sie Depa RNP UNL ONI Hee ONE ee ls Si vere Peete ie 4 ? a a Dake Oe id : B ~*~ + bach 2. - ‘ _— / | & location: bargain at $10,750 at on nt $1006: mad 500- $4500 cash Box R-204, Pom-Dis. ' : Th RESIDENCE—Brick: 6508 : waste z SALE OR EXCHANGE Post-Dispatch — — — ‘ APARTMENT—Séxx Etzel av. . vi! RESIDENCES FOR SALE O'FALLON PARK DISTRICT 6 rooma, —— —— ; Pp: = = 3, aux Paresh $2s00—PRICE > ee THOMAS F. PECHAN. 2022-24 S. 12th ot nen a =50 ber | 8 a aie a oe bet-water heat = ~ — . OO i ote ROTT : R SIDENC ihe | 42xx Holly rt é-roem resi TOMBRIDGE 3 AGENCY, S315 Meramec st. : =. =e . rTOR! E DES! LOEWENSTEIN, 81 tile ae bet-* ver t- 155 Both phonea oh REN ™. UIKXIX —>—— . ~o Ris. DeENCE—3925 Iowa: well-built, mod- — SY SEL! AT Onc! inlaid — wood floer. _bot- MUsT > LX utier’s oe : ( ~ee -~-> co a SM ATS 4 ows a DOY ER PLAC BE FLAP wae ; ~-¥ - 43 _ BE. At TIFCL SMALI FLAT Ne. 610; bas 3 rooms and tiled bath ~-— =. =a ———— 34 lar 4 and 4 room (INDERMER : i a” “seem eae a an ; - = ._ a . 7st , Ss . . - - " » . : Z , am c re ; A EST) ota ‘ — . - 4 7 . ne . : ss a "s _ ce Mere — =e : imrmmediaze . ; e . erm cenvYemiences 4° 4 barca.n. y. ; [= or aaa . at : > - “ 3 me ae oy ST aCemt or} at n av - . ' ome Ft = : "anit : —-- —_—- - — ; ox ARSNDES & . ; ~ POSSESS! S “ONT E—BA em premises or AN, ~~ ~ interer! on }' . - ne . ~ ue. ark = ‘ 3. ' - . : heal 3%. ‘ ts Der - > is. _s Z . Wr “ay a ‘; 3 es. : . septic a ‘ : % _— -MILLER -* E is . = ia ion ~ 2” 2 M-RALSC co. oom, | lar; terme. ogee 606 RING'S HIGHWAY Pp! - - a year: junk > NEATH. “sis heain “2 teeta ees An - vow a 3-ROOM FLAT = nies 5038 LOU ISLANA AV. ro ap-to-date. side dz : 36 N. “wall ine : 240 42xx oF: ore, sleet garage. r ; lot 40x155 te an alle: oo at Cot ; ios ie ged ane a -¥ Ire . BUNGALOW LAT all particuiars, call Boment ©4599. or 29: eet ee ec. terme to ett i, ie car ae z , T INDE, | So & TT NTRUP "626 Chestnut st 8 ¢ a 5 room, ile baths, hardwood _** 3S°ing'c now td ev ro eT ki ae ve ade ate a r FI T—sOUTH “SDE ] be ern. bath recm. sate roof, Joubie _ En oe eS . "Tr. ha = - ™ Sal oe ——e = Ri scores. arse enough fer garage. price $1.3.500 . SEE Us.” Dear 2 o [-258, Post -D* tc - . Am. vi ; enti : ; ee ee CR, «SEER, Ceeetr CE—110 Ye + rooms | ye —~ CLARK “OR SOLDAN pst Sig asd of tosses BRINKSP. oS Coestsut ot pee Bot MISS. Few Demeih Sang. Gnome wk Oren em CRN Oy. let Shou posi Tales TEE Sl noierz arenncen cnenbus sins rome est 2 asic ame end) | Gas oae = aes EALTY CO 2348 S$. Gr > ‘ ~z | es ~ 20°H See sprees gg, (hon may os a ag eerie alge aan ary no oh mae tag es ' = = . 3 a 21a .. c and in ex- ; — T-MILLER R. &£ 6 eu R THIRTEENTH t INE SOU TH SIDE FI T _ — - ne cee eee: MB tame - Ru po" ss Q on . lt : =e ’ ' ’ — “ 2 a , ~ Teoom ns each. at on =. 40 a ‘a? - OD tile | bath. tr laid 3 FRIES, A ger.t 2928 Louist porch across *% Cis ae ‘ .s = . . - - ’ : - ~ tased ‘Ser . wes : ~ ¥ ' > nom ‘ . — mar _ th ry : i ra, : f ° ce, > : : ; i? . ore -* Pots f I =z) 4 T pid BARG. ft a + McPHEE ' ee ; 7 ssi on - 4 meme , ed a i flat: v2- ce asked. = - bs ; ne sta ; Pad ™ 7 a unent g ot ut i} . PUSSER | 308 Title 7 = cw ors. tile th. NY "RL. zi fore town S35 s18 chore | 155 Beer Digan” citing 30° feo Wages cee sal : Saar Bite Peer era _=x HASNT, a 4 {= =. a0 - sod floors, £7 on ishes =p- + GRAND BI ND MER: “ r'Soe chesnut | MODE RN 3 AND 3 DOUBLE "Aisne, 4 22. = piety GLICK RE. Co.. 824 Chestnut: ng porch: lot 362150 5 ees “¢C HOU TEAU PLACE See Tet Sant ieee | Hing South Side 1 ; Mai-briee 1205 for price and card PLACE RESIDENCE Pigeons on c'noeas | 3615 DG so aa? bb te gsi yakes ee key arety x 24 mem ava he RAP $s Seer ee th st moter paths. separa: s furnaces. brick per oS og ee +624 Westminst er—Flat Bargam . 22-20m Prick, pew fersane ciectrie ba- Nice Home—Good Doeation (ror detsts on aren tees time co McPHERSON Frorssrc mearry co. S048 8 Grand | eam, SS ABS Nae ee | peg teen eecnts: SLM. Bes M-OA Geace BOO 100 ke oe en a ee n,n elke cele ne Se re OWN water a APART MENT B BARG AIN- 10 reems. bot- rater | the and ma iow price and CP EBER 119% 7! furnace: careain ~ a ae electric. | Siete rane star“ weet] A REAL SINGLE FLAT ee RA ee SS bon res ee eae eet ee een ge RENT 3147, PRICE $8600 213 & JEFFERSON CHAUNCEY puwEATH. S18 ore = >» AND 6 ROOMS Ps > eae os be rt wees ~~ a 5 oe 732 DE GIVERVIL » woke . 9 : : .* Erie ols a I ee [urnace, garage. four rooms, Sell Masne! a ar: spiend 4 tliat with Aaa. ee a - ye ie — a = 8 4 a ou = Stores ‘= °EY P. HEATH. 818 Chestast. Four-famiiy Duncaew fat. , rome S i: 280 ingion T breakfast room and s’senp'na perches, haré- Dot-water baat entirwy 2 will sell on : mtily: 4 doubles; rents 30 . . Drive Apartment weed flcores: i!) make term vers chad a" a chon ele s .. S68 - a nvesiment property x ivers - *: JOHN H. ABROTT. 709 Chesteut (iestnet ©. of sote P ispet: ie asia of 5 room : —— " : I" : a wuantiinise a DI > — = 5 Bagge nme ee. oe be - ; Ie oer : S188 HICKORY 57 SINGLE BRICK FLAT $4158 ePhorega, ES eee ie | [ett jar ease at $5400. Dri ereity City. Bagiish’“aimiga trek 9950 CO — ané ¢ ogee ag baths, well bullt; omty GL ses t . | a “Dw ELLING—aTi0 HUMPHREY ? ee 5 enmnge | P55 Dect: 6566-8 Ce oie 4 > er bousen. pune cc cn ENE -J_ALTHE 17 Chavtant t.' two-sery anf cae Stem oat] pie REDI > TS Ren Pe EN] ; = TY : THON y 1 o see : . SU nv es tment To per = ; ~- = - . Sas ~- SSSTRwt. 2 ' ' ORS 'wo- machine Srick garage: too Ir Md? Bytes A -~* i ‘Es Eat ~ CO., psn pers Nineteen “ : ort or. Call today - r Gree * + 2610 Grarom. Nea! To : rete Pat * 4 oP . ‘ wy - iz > ; } be al ir. i: ‘i tii 2) ; . pmijs roc! brick fro Oo Rent Ss M1) Price $55. = WOU. ; 5 rox >riek residenc ch. PER ' LEONHARDT R CO.. MTOMRRIDGE AGENCY. S318 Meramec NIC E s SINGLE FLAT. $6, 000.00 _ consi: So . Post- Dispatch Best investment ra! Sarmer, near Hamilton, § rooms: $ a RESIDE. SUIT Abi wom ano = _—% vhores me za * _Care ane : st sell a ms ee ° he) a “ss000 - a ak . , ‘anitor | ALT R te NES = v : m. “ae, De sn 12 room ¢18 : — ; +4 e od oe > 2 : ENCE = Lz 2 MING ont « FE Ble ; - ital eae : va 2 7 sa oo ” TEDE Ta s BELT ane | he BT 27,500 = \Palien Pe = — a _ ___ 3B _ ) es ok. aa Sy . one. ——— BEACTIFUL 10-ROOm_ HO S416 Humphres: tile | baths. hardwood — a Chemteet | an Slee 6b ak talons ke ae =o) _Fuliertes Pall ‘k Residen ne | If. DTASs-SHED = Fe eetl Laciece, ; brick fireplace. French doors, heat. a ated _ _— ge ; i ee a - @ G-room bri SOU RI ae esses. ’ . ae nme Se mee ee Sire; _ SINGLE FuAT, $5000 PONY eGIRMART. 5257 Wat __ RaFlor. 32 Msstington | Heigh S| bai and electric, $5000. Sieve brie = a3 SS oe i | — oat! ¢ resme ent | PTA T— he ¥ ~ ~ t, Mas perlect copG.t. : Cy Seren : HOTSE—SS NT AVENTE | pores x Getachet. we) Owt.% rent [2s > Dr ce S800 WILL , ° od 1460 COODFFLLOW AY. - S30 anata — . . a - ~ r tmmed es hea? tile ry Rargwood floors, bot-water cash. a — se at av; 4-5 room JAMES M MAGUIRE, REA! ~ . ELENDID FLAT =y er ——s a. os a JOHN H ABBOTT c0e Meee "6 tote Soca nside steps, finest S10 Chestn Chesin . . | ‘spatch i home. JOHN H. ABBOTT. 709 Chestnut aa . “ame, 2 baths hot-water AR N MEDIATE 8S. —acein 28°22 RESIL EXCE—3628 5. SEVENTH of 8 reams; ust . ~ . . rN 7, «te ria r—s ~~ — é been, ye. S ger ; : “Se TY PR OTe _1010 Chestnut B ARGAIN BUN SGALOW B: LAT — - pirates ag ome DON _4 tri VE PED ae S-reom orick ) sed - $ ; % " — ~ > ; — $246 ARSENAL ST. we } ; a a ae oe “Su RODIEK & CL for fi st Peer: : carace. €0-foot Five ane five-roen iencr, tile Sat, “ a 3 . = sm ' — — ; _— . pmenenr — aay *. —_— RRINKO E o Be. a hardwood floors througheut, modern & ev- oe eo - 34. BRAND-? ) OY a ite et ZL ET 6 . ms beth. fu: : Ctric, big b rege _ _RESIDEN AIS ”—~—“ a — ge ge ~ ee “Capt caa ; MIF Mf eS et) : ; >. ot -8y : — a2: Ts - iT me s Vande, "enter. bath, turnace: 50x e441 4 : " x & ROR ater “ iy Paine St Rr nile Weiter ease et 2. peg hy — a es vie ee | a 4 : ; ‘ ay mee tyhag ese eps vf time Ingui-e $311 ee oo eee ee Se | cures screens and shade ee LAT rmocth f ‘Se (277 4 h: : ! ' — Chestnut. ms ELDE? - a. R.- A! EN ~ : ™ ; w " 2 —— : os , . “ on " - ! . ; TES rT : . "] > * » ol , : . + ™ ~-* . « ". ™ . - : v ~y : ~ ; W PAPIN « TONTRY? t 626 Chestaut CHOICE SOUTH (SDE FLAT nev CATR 2810 Grarois ayme -Millan, a 8 rox tile B > x }; large —— seation # tn al n= age MB 7o0n > = =n tile bath. ~ - ET 872 Delmar _—s_ sect formes :e-piece ke Feu! ao ” $10. 500 3 NCE—3374 NS 3920 CONNECTICUT 8T. giin. FINES T SINGLE, SOUTH mside stairway to basement, etc fine cond ) “0 ae reerme. Modern S-room dwelling: tiled bath. elec- cording S623 Halliday: 5 and , ’ ; R -- ae % . sToho. es: hardwood floors t, hot 3 : _ . — anna R iS REALTY ce 19 NW. 4 st. Phe 34 - Bargain at 37 wonderfully well-built flat , FLA t $2640. pre 5.000; 4306-0: AMIL' | Sortaeast corne pand P on SINGER-KLEIN + : . a + _¥ : SIDEN ri uRIN REALTY CO.. 104 N Deubdie 4 room. breakfast room, sun "™ this is a real fat 4 vA moms L0ceTR ¢ ’ "ac LAM LAS we ae , reus &: ucky. 8. @. en nepection: term 20u Corcry . aos _ Chest. a Ft. "e7 wo fn em 4 ‘ = aa;tl ALBERT G. BLANKE 3 RnR £. Y a he YTaEcant, or,’ omthiy: } fi Chestnut st in 2048 caeear Z copper Gutters and screens: ict 50x325: FPLAT—Kent $2640: price $15,000: 4806-08 ~ ‘ Q: : — an OT mg for dive per month: pi Washington: modern (89) 3133 CATES av. 2908 DAYTON—6 roon 2 DOERFLINGER RE: CO.. cheap at $2700 . 3 BEAT Tit FLAT-—Si ‘is Evans: 5 ané 6 ro HOME FLAT i no aie " ; ABBOTT. 769 Chestnu: st if yeu want a modern St , as eee 5 an ~ ei ieeieincmenel I. ong Oa te HaIN “MITTS bE os = t. T7SOR Sunday be- | ~._.~*. > >* *, P Ri | ——o ae: se at d.. TS Che x more FOREST PARK sf UB a! Certra! ; . i - 1+ . en’ TS ‘ e ‘ 5 ~ ean : rte cence = Rn ns 5 ———— : Lat 3¢6 reoms A Gf WD) gt ge : —— ‘ steam heat, hard woo. Ti : = . - Re : ie ™ . -~ _ * e me ‘ hee Se ; , : —= se : » : mg room, with fre- ibaa Per CE 310.500 -2318-18 Gravois s@ 2111-23 : ee ——_— . Treats 34 - ig 2 bookcases t -erches: every con- Feertamiiy. 3- 3-room flat at 40xx McR- st.. twe doubie buildings atoeRmrn & ven! just a few newly G@ecerated: $4000 Sut. containing 2 - t LOAN CORPORATTO et oe sa ton’ Goa ; and 7 reoms, modern: all under) ——— cer : Att 233° | as fealenaes 22218 . $23 a at. HEMME? MUNN. rac ER R. z ~~ ahd .-~ tenante an ua! t $3240 DC YT BLE FL: 4 .T . —eeinte a i, ~~, * =e ‘ _Etitbank: € Pr —e die tee ee Viecter., 4 and 7 rogms. bath MOVE RIG Ht Th. ARO aN REA Se at ty 3 ie —_ ~*~ = t 1419-} 12 Rae av a rood doudie “a .’ ealateitiniat -? —— = = — *s , nF owner eastae torn. exre.- geed condition rents $1832 > hm vg a1. - ae —Bb. . 1 o—sosl ~Se mevertnin ~ 4 cin 104 er 3 yr tS ee = MODERN VACANT BRICK 2&2 uDENCE FEDERER- ARENDES REALTY CO. a Ee 7 Blab 2-family brick. 3 : iy. 3-room brick, baths, tree nt SUILDING—2007 Ol ogg a yg A eg BR Rtg a ee 5 im _SINGER-FLETX © Ppainted: no reoars. al ~ooms MILMEN, DUTTUN & KER) ENERIN | But ote} marpain tf anid tater Jen Te amet: Ee, furnace: jot 326. | S001 NOPTINGHAM AY. i a oe “abe Bn ng Lng “ + z 7 ie e- onde ji r : T. —————=— ' yestrnen ota 00 : 2 4. ‘ ity tt 4c 2 mad ‘al Kept “ant, bur = " ' _. s —— . 4 " at ell = . = nm : TR! ‘ PT" ret . 6 rooms and | years oid: each 3 roomea, beth. fur- car “im: epen fe tien, bargain PLATS—McPherson = ae om a aaa BOUCSES—— Two }- - Aa a furnace, . ae - aditoin corner : ch ' - osseBsLOn pial * y eeas av . C ———___— a. it Aden esectr: ty BCRIAN, able "ns ae an et, _ near ist flats. fust south of -. 5 § rooms: la: I © Kare me | HOME BARGAIN . wl t wat porta. t = | peal A788. r #” Be 6 estes S800 z tal: income FLAT AUNGET P Hea TH. Rea int: Pe oF ee ondition JOHN sg Wall, O87 Cbestect. , R ee cs & ‘J SCouTT 800 Cheetnut. > j 4 ———— Si ~, ' nest ve be ahs 2 ; ’ ' . : z immediate: a TT ; Sidney 2 = — sing! Se 5A Enright av . 7220 = ' or: ~ s “eter ie 2909 . OLIVE eazy AIN ‘R Re Ten : pe , 3904 BOTANICAL 5 —-- fe Bn onl. . 7 mS, Separate furnaces y i orches, fust completed. ee Li pe : gt eet gee DY A 2-stery 9-roem brick NEW 3 SINGLE FLATS we Stures; costa) vains § JOHN McMENAMY | . cO., CHRAUNCE : Geire ae ee ., cemdition; slate reef. furnace, am a ONE LEFT mont car: $10_5¢ | 2 os eS a 2 —. Re 12388 OAK COURT en ~ ~ “ 7 2a coud a ee “ROVE HEIGHTS OREON EF. @ RG on Chestr: - .a a . —snoed 2 . ‘ y . ‘ a * . i , ag aR Bene | : : wtle SHEN NDOAH AV. Ra hard # aod Steere ment: me 7280 «x. = os - rtm modern tn « ; iA) EY P HEATH : ; ~~ oe ee ae Cone to 3°. KtGres. screens an POSSO & SON. 414 Ch ~ * — ae ee ee hw 3 . PROPERTY . _ BUY THIS WEST END HomE ae. elects WALTER near Grand and eat: deubie ear age : . lan Stocenieie EiRnit-lint TODRe tr- An Sot ouee ri * ‘Si 000: ro . 2 i ra. wt es + ' r tom Ye " o ie —t = tong ee ini; ongerfu!: heme. ther . iNvoh™ ber M- WreDenrt anENces BEATTY co. | wn ay big, Fone ech Savarie. ASDESION REALTY "Go 40 Stncnee S008 per send pied. rent Nogidy ! tunicgis cr $18 000. semester, | INVESTORS, SPECULATORS | Stiney * aed e ( . " Z - — : ‘ = = * \¢ _ ss — , So . . ae 2610 7a s a . rage. aca ell. TORT. RST aie amis : 33 ; vs $i2.¢ $4000 cash, balance terms. ces ———— , 4 _ Ss] Ls “hesto at et S > be A Pores 35 i I ESS ‘OT THs SIDE FLAT NGS FLAT. IS 17 Cane? ae $2310, PRICE $13,000 . 725 iw r a ez “BWCELLER ~ormner 5° Fr. PLAT ——Deudie, 6040-42 meg 3... to Sil 600. YDYAas-SH sS Se Baile susan nventence, ai! leased and ‘ od cen ae ee ee - om. sidibebibvain mn ortheast cor 4¢h and Pine an ovmemmenmnestunene ease . : ~ a” a a a 3 : 3 rues . ‘ . esi , - TOMBRIDGE “AGEN: “¥. S318 Meramec st 1402 GRAN VILE PLACE PLat ‘as vrDens in mut og cent — . ee .< a HOME BARGAIN Rach ohonea. (fran : ferr-famtiy a rroms ie 6° ert [eta . tat meppsuetiipeannaes each: furnace neat. rental $1920 per annum. DF AS-! LP i Vi ‘ORTH TN’ V ESTIG r ATIC WN 7 2 Eiward er. 6 reems ami bath. brick ann QT SAVINGS TRUST ¢ gi - ee — ) Cott nie StS SOUTH SIDE FLAT ~ ites DOWN —MODERN FLAT. — FIN E 4 TA TT 3s By hee Rd — i etectinie ed soe - ~ oad s $._Jecterson a’ opr Renton Par’ 1404 Ari gy oh ana & roeems, tile hath 7 ' pi mates Me £20 ~% bath Sectric. furt eb Drie 4324 Page. an exceptionally built ~nemises gr tao ° owner en ~ ' ran and bat ~¢- 5 large rooms *ec¢ — "e o ' an “= ‘e ~ eet Pres WEST END HOME .antsn ane __GLICK BR. ECO. Ste Chesteut ot. 50 RENTS $ 744: PRIC] E #2730 1104-1108 = L3th st. 4doube two-story i of ; rooms. bath . : ; stery frame ‘nm reer: be) oe. 5. a SPACKLER RE ce. ‘ he want te het quick. BASTON-PAYLON TRUST co. ‘th and Chestnut. JOON DOCEKEERY &2 3°. op OSE “hestmevt st. TS-4 Easton ov.

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1933, RESIDENCES FOR saig” South Bi SHAW AVENUE Hon obey Seren residence; for s schools: Well as NER-GRANT Bele poe ey 217 Inti. Life Bi oe alj aut iitee tne be fully 4007 ‘MAGNOLIA s UNUSUAL YERN womare mr. MODE = am leaving city ean ust ns iiving room, & ag room, - sun parior first sleeping porch, tile Weather furnia fate seeesion 1931 8. COMPTON AV. os S-story 10-room brik Waiter heat; aw , four _— es. See finiah, bath; [8 E & BRO, 815 wer ore Heights Readens | 3974 WYOMING gs +. oer heat, a mDERER floor: bart, ER- -ARENDEEB A 2610 Gra Ni EW TOUSE BARG rner Grand and King’s high 4 -; just completed; extra well | ; hot-water bes wrt ot to $15, to 4 ss es NA. TKINS & CO, 722 | Schiller pt oe on a2 coom residenc try. ‘EB J. ALTHEIMER, 817 tiful South Side Residens 4446 PENNSY ego rooms, bath, ‘cl in ged ey. G Seven furnace a: St. Anthony aris all ae ARENDES R Ganey BRE 28 io tt sent CLEVELAND HS" REALTY co, 708 Coma a eith Side Home 3730 Hartford st., ot? two o iachines; ad Adm! A card. colar) te ow | 24 floor. Grand inaeld “First Quality New Home” Beau > a» ¢ and a 50x1 Zz ‘REALTY oo Main 675. 614 Chestnut. Dandy French Residence OPPOSITE Fe Bg oe SCHOOL Five rooms, hot-water heat: 2-story brick; for 2 onan: mae ,30x130;, ad terms; Giate possess FEDERER- ARENDES "REALTY co., Bidnev 2A76 610 Gravois av, _ ee EE OF autiful Gonenlaw OOKING TOWER GROVE PARE 4523 MAGNOLIA AV. hot-water heat, hard- lot, 73x15, modern; garage for 3 cars; mission by car ont /PEDERER-AREND Sidney 2676. 3615 Utah Place VACANT—IMMEDIATE a ee today from 3 to thig fine ence contains 8 rooms aan fintshed attic, -water heat, two baths, instantaneoug Wa- gee porch across the front, tile roof, cellar: well built: it’s an id “esxi cs: brick garage: well worth asked. See it today. NY HURLEMAN, 8. W. Cor. Grand Arsenal. 2d floor. Grand 4019. Victer ine South Side Home SR38 Castieman; 2-story and attic; ction, Sonate. siate _ i = en Hy oa tion. ission requir or inspectio PERMAN aX. LEONHARDT R. CO 213 International Life SOUTH SIDE HOMEY 4204 SHENANDOAH. rooms, 7 rooms, floors, id home, 7 rec wood floors, nggtters ® eee bath, copper .. it close: lot 30x12§; admission by card JOHN 8. BL AKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. - PRICE REDUCED 4319 LAFAYETTE AV. This modern 6-room bungalow- must be sold. Has hot-water wood floors, tile bath, large lf th fireplace, breakfast room, cx h, newly Gecorated — 4 ne Soutnwest eee Southwest av.; 5 roo.ns: cash, balance terme. BOSSO, 616 IDENCE—3628 ateciemes av.; 8 ms: must be to be ted; bargain Bee M. RODIEK & CO., 2515 McN IDENCE—6914 Arthur av., L in the city; lot 50x162; has Re ra rnace, electric and large tube: & “‘Mented basement, stationary wash ‘3 e; price $5000. See this t : : NY HURLEMAN, a w. cor. Arsenal, 24 floor. Grand 4019, = Shi RESIDENCE—6134 West Peri gain - ice a int ‘ih Bt. Be es sarding to geograrh: — 7 al it ; price very JAME A. Soper. ioe ioy 3. ee at Arse gene Grand 2084" TAGs ey MME PS ATS PO Childress By 449 b mace heat race ALTER SCOTT cO.. 805 seo NICE LITTLE HOME ‘g ra y ge av., park. 18 7 with nice cellar aad Rank Brice $4500 H. STEWART, 1002 WILL TRADE FOR VAS 1229 McCausland; 6-room brick: hot-water heat, hardwood floors a ey tage. WALTER SCOTT CO.. 1035 LOUISVILLE : a very at house, 1 year old; e -" : good. home at moderate ema! h requ ema arose REALTY CO... 726 ™ West - PS ya ie ges on hg we? bloc a ba price. NGER- EEIN REALTY O00. 104 ge gig —om frame, ermse to ea SENN ‘e200 Fasto BA PLLING—6410° Hays court fram basement. rms. ‘Cabany 549M. BOMe—3678 Pinney av.: te “RT WENZLICK. 1010 WALTER IDENC ig bargain iz reoms: iv BUH -BTRNS. L 8% 7 I yo E rooms. water. Ane cor condition saree} pat fad 5 Washington DFE? convertible into 12; ne plumbing: recently oat | ._ Linde : RESIDEXCE—11 Aubert: AVING co. * cash. . Pest-Dispetch Residence SUNDAY, »~ PECEMBER | 10, 1923. NCES FOR SALE > pe =apueoad West 22 d rent t MP. oo — Clayt U steam heat, gscoTT_CO.. 731 Julian: Horton 1. ; electr ot : EGON R. CO.., 587 fon lo 805 a: t 2 Delmar. " a3 electric and furnace; lot 45x ‘walking owner tub; * WAS. Cc. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. = a3 EMER & BRO A HOUSE FOR SMALL F AMILY hardwood floors. steam h etc. ; ST CO., 4915 Delmar bil. p CI cog He bi. BS ix electric in rear; an d St. fine New ber rv i y aoage 9 TY TRUST CoO., Louis av, 9 terrace; hew ga- location for terms. q 51000, nonresident owner; 2: ScCoTT, -T, 800 Chestnut st. st. Pine and rooms, 4 gareges: inc} udi n ent. MURP! Main 1173. West lot 40x213; el legant furnish- & SON, dsome house of 9 roorns, > pli in fine order: nor iresident gell at a bargain: G district, EO. oF QCaban all mode he, West Pin F. HEFFERNAN, ne, fine Cabanne rn and in good condition; | distance of good schools and TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar. Pege; in jeaving le; with & attractive 6-room xx Mary! land, rooms, hot-water heat: er rented for $100 month ne iortas Pointe » home. e; hot-water sleeping § A. HODGES 6. heat, tile bat 62; terms BALANC garage, porch. TR R. every Way, R. G, SCOTT, 800 € _ near double ga- city; ail furnishings for location very er without furniture. fine; “hestnut st. fine condt- . possess ion - 66xx c All amo, heat, tile bath, porch and breakfast ge, 2 cars; wiafesion by card only. E. shower tile roof; CO, Grand, at Arsenal. Victor 817. h, weather ke MONTHLY. N. W. Cor. Tayi “11 rooms. turn ace REALTY Hy nd Me and bath CO eat, 700 west. furnace, 715 Chestnut OEE—F1009 CASH ot in good condition; rea- “turnished 4914 Delmar. sgh ony éwelling of 7 fh, furnace, —- ROP. Chestnut st. _ large ca- Cathedral! st heat; SEN M. LOEWENSTE! WN. GALE OR EXCHANGE. Parish; 9 rooms, | instantaneous heater; | K18 O} oe MUST SELL AT ONCE AZ 47 went Pine; ot-water heat, 2 tile baths, side entran, * to "Bd floor; machine garage, lot Ox21U;. terms oe BELLIS R. CU., Arcade Bice 8. POSSESSIO dlde ge. vu rovi large lot; CO A reade . £ 4619 MARYLAND Modern; 11 rooms, " gas} te DbDicg LE a Ly Co 105 hot-water beat; N AT ONCE—E ARG AIN ai eat, 378 ed ef cment Omi x tae h. 604 aoe aca AY PARK © Blegant, weil-built nome of 9 rooms garage. aa — BU SH-BI 2B TuaAce. L REALTY CoO., Tesidence, “water heat, tlie ts ooms, 2 sot 60x17 / rbot . S548 S. sleeping Grand. 7 Vernon; -M! LLE. R R. room. years “sics 108 6115 WESTMINSTER hardwood fini in ee cons li US eh: wey nh. Chest! OR SOLDAN DISTRICT v ne modern; ¢ co., N large omy ut. 6163 W ASHINGTON home of floor: Ss rovrmn Se, B Der cain. NS, 1305 Chestnut. 8, hot-water heat. 4343 McPHERSON beiuie ol 1 hot- 6 i ter hea BUSH-EL “ANS. 4114 Di 1-room nocks-tnemt ook toda) t. bo y Se ; Olive rooms, 2 baths, hard- _1105 — Cc ~hestnut. git 5. oHA SCEY P, “HEATH. S18 Chesinut, Ten a, nea heat, tile bath, 3000 Cas. CQHAUNCEY P. EATH. $18 Chestnut. BESIDENCE— AT A BARGAIN A 12-room, wel! built residence, on 50-foot lot; ~ baths, fine arrangement of rooms. \bee me for further particulars and card of admission g. I LPSTEIN, 617 Chestn ut. Main 2162. 5954 PLY MOUTH AVY. bln we'll-bullt igie fiat rooms, in excell lent cond: tion; wanted: offer war ec HEWSOX 324 i Bee MOUND CITY TRU tain ay. Sth. a of 5& end PpLSssesesion 5 meee nk i. W al lwrt RE DUC ED €1000 BL. CUT TO $11.000 rox residence on Lin- hardwood floors; is now of reasonitbie sae in rear: Nn _OTy e 3186 - PRIC E B eT 34 xelil wort ] OREON EK. ‘é R. OO Chest nut BEST BUY “IN ‘Cire IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ee aed 0148 MAPLE AV. 9 rooms, bath, toilet, fur- nace, hardwood floors. Open for inspection all day Sunday. NOBLE-MeCAW LEY REALTY CoO. 615 Chestant St. we ae ee —— ee eee BUSINESS PRO BU iLDI NG— Bric wiore on fir =a: $5000 Walowright bid. Ol! e 8244. Ww. cor Col lege rg Carter: 2 stores, fiat upsiairs anc flat at aliey with 4 rooms and beth each; penachabio | terms. Centra! 8148. BUSINESS PROPERTY—With guaranteed 55 per cen ment: from $10.000 5 i ‘ ORAFE | t interest on invest- Box Y-' ++ Louis bugines Ben- | (C) | Southwest corner Cass and Cleary (2200 | West); store on corner. P 8-room flats: all |} in good a os 62x139: rent $42. 36 year. lL OLIER. 825 ren’ ing as od, inweat ‘th st. GOOD INVESTMENT STORE AND FLATS 4125 N. Newstead Look at this toda: Priced righ‘ WAL TER Jf ONES R. EB. CO.. Chestnut et. or 8B! 840 Wells ay Nortnwest ui NG—BSargain; 6 rooms and bric 4700A Natural Bridge. 9, N - *) etore; E. Bide South BUILDING reasonable. AND BA KER ' location : Sice Box Poart-I Lepat h. | BUILDINGs—Several nicely located mercan- | 8 ngs. See WM ROD lEK & CO., 2615 McNair ev. ‘BUILDINGS—Several good first-class bak- eries and puldinge or sale in South 5St. locationa, for information see WM. RODIEK @é CO., 2515 McNair ay. | BUBANESS CORN ER—To exch on South Side: renting for over $ per year, want te trade ? = 7500 equity for mali far ear | RINGER. KLEIN REALTY Co. 104 N. &th, | BUSINESS PROPERTY—8t —- enh i260 Nebraska and Shen- building; ®. cor. andoah: 1 store and 4 flats, modern, rents | | $190 month: big bargain. Sec PP EWEPS. REALTORS, n. e. Lager Grand an _Wroming Phone Sidney 2 BROADWAY, 12xx 8. — French Market ; leasehold: 2 gtores and flat; see me for | particulars CHAS. J. BURDE, 301 Gram For sale or lease. moder a | show room; now under construction, 81s ye ek bi. size ad HEHMANN Riverside 2277 (c2) * INVESTORS. Before baying. pas my special of busi and investment properts INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU I VEST. ADOLPH HOEFER Grand 800. (83) MISSOURI one-#lory , 202 Chouteau Trust Bidg. G HOTEL AT PACIFIC, Three sto brick hotel: leased for $1410 per annum. dining room, bedrooms, baths, toilets; electricity. city ‘water Thig business income property, located opposite Unton Depot, rields ae ere cent on investment. Price 10. ts : Olive MISEOUR or PRT LOax, oy ler 31 ‘eo h at. Central BUILDING—1-story . feet floor space, with tenement above; cumbered, now equipped as woodwork- | plant; concrete fioor., on bile street; ness in automobile lines. Morgan, un st. Central 299. (ce) | {NVESTME? T PROPERTY —BS. W. Cor. 14th aR also 1023 N. 14th st., store) Atchison lL, wlll make! IN Ce NT SROPERTY — Washington | —— pongo & new building; {enn lease; per cent on inves ment. trade. Sitios y Main & SON. 102% > J o> AND FLAT—2704 Cass: rental $540 shop; twice ‘per annum; will take lot or machine as ANTHONY SCHMITT R. E. CO., 722 Chestnut above, bath and electric; will sacrifice 3538 LINDELL BLVD. Just east of tsrand This — “er busi- JOHN | GRETHF _& CO ‘11 Int. E. COR. Tas AND 6. 7 ,o ory Dui wrx ofa proximately 25. ood square feet! lot 46%x150, to alley. Infor- gt.: Central BB56L. IN THE 110-14 N. utred go {mprovement now carries it. ‘Worth ag DANDY CENTRAL HALF BLOCK. cove with 2-story oa bulldings: appraised —_ im rove:nen's, coe geen value. __E. MASON RO TS, 719 Clark s* 1406 Olive; 3-story building; let 94x10) | three under short-term iease; very attractive tt vestment STORE—2918 Market, store and 6-room fiat GLICK R. E. CO., 824 Chestnut. ness center Fi 560x144 — Big FRAN mation, etc.. C. E. Ostermann, 1514 N. 15th be day pe On oe work in with elther corner. cor. Vandeventer and Windsor. lat a60- rents $6500: 8000; will take ~ BUSINESS PROPERTY BUTTS REALTY CO., 736 Chestnut. store; | Hote! contains | brick, containing 2000 | live automo- | «cellent location for some busi- | 2218 Pine | t, Olive 8342. | fine tailoring | te B) oe | PLAT—s. W. Cor. Texas av. and Ut bakery property end attached single fiat modern bakery oe og ne B21 000, an co r ecreens. bar i OLLAS-LU PF 11's" Chestnut st. TE sHOW—C erie 575: uccount | ness 2oi2 © nell (5) | PROPER’ (Y—Good business corner — Bide; 4 stores, 2 flats, large garace 4 | attractive building and itn best con na | excellent location Box M-18¢, Post-Dis. BTORE BUILDING—Fiats above; 2416- if s Broadway: buginess loca tion. Inquire 8510 Ltah STORES—1306-08 ch: above: 3 rooms eac GEO 1 & WANSTRATH BY. Chestnut a. STORES—We have two —— locations listed tn Carondelet. If —— write us; we will send you geness HOHENSTEIN REALTY « mre mages | Ly - a ee tt | STORE BUTLDIN G—8200 5 7th st.; story brick store wth tached; 3213 8S. 7th st 2 rooms oe; lot Bonid o~ 4-farnily flat of | rents for both. | ‘Ag $606 per vea S. 6th st., ‘1309. 1311, 818 and 1315, a fiat for & families of 2 rooms each. | either separate or to 'E. P. LUBCKING.,. Sf Tie ounranty Bide. 1014 GEYER ae 444: bie Stere and 5 agen Be for ama!) business: nly x 590. THOMAS F. PECHAN. 2022 Aas 3124 CALIFORNIA 4 Consisting of store 1st floor, 7 reoms 24 bath and electric; arom for 2 ma- i chines. | THOMAS F. PECHAN, 2022-24 S. 12th st, BUSINESS PROPERTY BARGAIN, hop rear; terms: rent $1029 year. KOTSREAN. 201. 722 Chestnut Main 1395, N. ww. corner Spring and , store and flat above of ‘ox ané RENT SHOULD STORES A PER ¥) os -, & ey Olive CH P. HEATH. S18 Chestnut EMENT N Side: Gance hell, theatet, swimming pool, a var concessions; South a ee tee bees | floor, 4132 Folsom av. Store ané 6-room flat: SPRING AND A. . le bate: price cut to $12. 500 “Bee Soytheast h ‘tami: 3 the corner th a ' 000: MR. AMUS .. MANNION’S PARK—FOR SALE w\ res, E’TGENED J. ALTH bath, gas. electric: brick er and STORE BUILDIN HRINKOP, #10 Chestnut _ at and 2 stores; ‘price aa $2 The largest amusement ate og on |2 stores and 14 flats | GLIC Tavior. ie: . De Ment | uth * Pare ifving rooms et-— renting for $828 per yout: make an offer, | | be | 2800-02 LEMP AV. stores lst floor, 8 rooms Consisting of 2 (26 floor; lot 499x126; e | THOMAS F. PECHA 2039- 24 8. 12th st. | Carondelet Corner—Cheap re 6647-4 Alabama store leased to Kroger / and 9 rooms d " hot water heat above: | stree s made: $1500 down hand! es GLICK R. FE, CoO., 824 Chest tnut at "AP AN 7 | GRAND AV. LOC ‘ATION East side, south of LaSalle st 190x150: will gell. improve or lease for term of years. ___ INO J. REARDON, 911 Chestnut st. st. ee ae Store and 3 flats of 3 | furnaces, electric rator r rick rarage | tonality we buf! | “SEB TS.’ F RIN KC Rent, $4550: Price 14 148] Ti 4916-29 Hunt, ar K R. E. Ca) JEFFERSON & Northwest corner: 6 hall, etc: rent $504 petes only $36 000: restment. store for Nx ato O per year: lot 108x128 his is a RINKOP. 619 Chestnut st. ee ~ 9801-08 ACCOMAC ST. | and 4 rooms, berths, | occupied by daco- 4 care: OXON. 95 only S17 500 Pp. 619 Chest nit $24,000 9 S. Vandeventer ne condition; terma. R°4 © Chestnut st. PESTALOZ 7. res. 7 flats lodge | me vy KEOKUK STREET GROCERY Ohio and Corner of fémne | brick store of store and sell pt once on account to $8500 “SEF 17s.’ 29th St. with ? lege rooms BRINKOP. ¢ 619 Cl Keokuk ( “PMANN. ROR eetr it ree S40 000 — ATS. mr) TRA TY CHOUTEAU w 4 stores -; * 146 of 32970: short time cor.; could $25 090. | n° ~~ —- —_ —_ eee a excellent condition enmally — a ee ee ee AND TAYLOR 3 flate: lot 28x | chean rerta’ bring $4000 ix APOLPH HOEFER. Chouteau Trust Bidg Grana 8ow (e44 y —— a IMPROVED PROP’TY FOR SALE Henry Hiemenz Realty Co. €14 CHESTNUT ST. CHOICE AMES PLACE HOME 6219 Perehing near Washington Uni ersity): newly bullt, 7 rooms and sunroom; t-water hea etr uy modern; owner wants to sell; make offer ix175 40. of AST EM AN Mo4ern 6late-ro esiden: 8 rooms; in firet-ciass conditior all ieaore" ‘femenia; near St anpares § 112]. “ARMSTRONG 7-room house, with 400x110: $3250 and electric: lot 3646-464 FLAD Gooé single fiat, 5 an ge fine bullt “ ghower . large br! lot 8Nx190 with drive: jocation. ¢-—. to large bathrooms, tile an pool, tiled kitchen, ‘tk oe rage. 3 cars, someuanenle, desirable 1715-17 LONGPELLOW Gilt-eége 4-family 5 and 6 room fist tn firet-class condition: choice location; rent $195 3165 8. GRAND. Bubstantial 10-ro0om house in splendid | | Dusiness loans on: lot 33%xJ JEFFERSON 4ané 5 room Flat, bath. electric: $5500. 3146 GEYE 7 rooms, siate roof. Elegant new home; 7 arge rehes, nr | Supers chance sun parlor and gare near Compton and Fourth st. lot $218 WASHINGTON. Rw Box } 45a. 43 | Bubstantial water heat, | Gertul crounts, san — ae Me “10-room home with hot-water wood finish and floors: McPHERSON. 2-room modern home: garage: jot hot- etc.; garage; Wwon- 01 Y TCTOR ST. | Very fine he t-water heat. lot, 445x128: ga et it modern home. ane floors and finish: 19 rooms, 2909 HEN RIETTA. Good buflt house; in | Ep2 all conveniences; right -y* ’ LAF A ®-room modern home: provements; cop ttere: | 1727 PENNSYLVAN | fal’ block south of t pad mee ro first-class order 8 lot 882x180: move : let Pasi 80. on 7 ‘and slate roof attic. ~ -water heat: ssodare | ‘thro hout Tick gare ge: 50-foot lot. “EENRY HIEM LENZ REALTY OO... ery | Main 675. 614 Chestnut. Central 873. =" BARGAINS Frank L. Dittmeier R. E. Co. 10-ROOM HOME, Seal home,” hot ! 4034 Wabada ay.; | water heat, ' chines. Large sleeping veniences; $500 a beautifu with brick garage for six set orch and other com cash, balance time. 10-ROOM ee oy $4950. $2000 HOUSE Laciede: fine for rooming lede. private parties only. Inquire 4311 Lec | DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN—$6750 3021-23 North Market; biggest buy in city; monthly payments. four 3-room flats: $1000 cash, balance Pfiooe REDE NEW 7 inden ¥ 00d; style TF mone modern; pe hes Lindenw ; NEW 6250 Thrush: frame cash, baiance rent. REDUCTION IN 322 MeCousions: brick of 4 rooms rthu a 1 gh o0 sell 6 poome: ‘nigh to | $1000 cash on any of them ly... See them immediately. FRAME BUNGALOW, $2500 good neighborhood: 3 rooms and bath; BUNGALOWS alance month- oungeiow; modern $250 hood; $500 cash. balance rooms 3 each Oo BRICK yy 1631 N. Eighteenth; brick; like py 5381 Northland strict!y modern: See owner on premises. CHOICS HOME beautiful 6-reom pas $1500 cash, balance term ce NA OICE DOUBLE FLA 3529-31 N. Newstead; S000 ooo flat. 3 rooms each; ce terms 2 h. balance like RANK lL. TER L ESTaATe _ = Chestnut et. We vill a tee, yore) remunere mao On us. TENEMENT P farnilies: North Side; Shenandoah ar California | Beis | | BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR CALS | ‘BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE Choice bysi- gro04 MARRET. « w. cor. Broad A splendid way.$110,000 | investment corner. The |! gateway of two prominent thorough. |! fares; 4-story building 5 stores and 38- room hotel; steam heat, electric eleva- tor; Unit ed Cigar Stores Co. occupy corner; 42.3 on Market by 8&3. MARKET, 1007 | d-atory brick, store, 34x105._ MARYLAND, sw. cor. Sarah. .$25 000 Five 2-story 8-room dwellings, 120 on Maryland by 163°9". ., MARYLAND, ». w. cor. Bueli4.$112. 000 | | S-story combination business and |, | apartment block, 7 stores, 12 apart- | ments, 3 and 4 rooms; 100x82. MORGAN, n. w. cor, Seventh. .$35,000 3-story building, 5 stores and tene- ment rooms; 57x81. MORGAN, e. 105x106, atores: 7 to &30, x Ninth. ... .$80,000 improved with 18 Il-story | | stores on Morgan, Nos. 818 | and 6 stores on Ninth, Nos 710-20 N. Ninth. | OLIVE, No. 1525 000 | cor ne © 2 @ @** @ @ @ $15. 5x106, improved with old dwelling. OLIVE, seem Ree an 5 a whb Sie f 5 rooms: also l-story garage; l-story brick building, 2 stores ani old dwelling. 45x107. Noe. SBIO-BBA ...scas $30,900 story brick butidings, 2 gtores an4 ft! ata of 5 roon a.#o l-story ©a- 61 0°'x100. OLIV 3 No od BY. $14,000 -story business bul iding: larze store and 6-room flat. lates of is e. as » S > = tad °° re ‘@; «© io | >? bd > , = 4 e¢ +%: 3) n 2 stores and two 6- -room yd apartments. | 80x152.6. | OLIVE, s. e. cor, Sarah. .Price at office i New 2-story business block, 10 stores | and 22 offices; 162x152 || OLIVE, n. w. cor. Whittier... 75,000 | “The Merion Block.” attractive @- story business biock, 5 large stores, with apartments of 5 rooms and bat); fine investment; 100 on Olive by 110 tt PAGE, o. w. cor. Taylor. Pi 000 2-story business block, 4 at es, With | 5B-reom apartments and 11 offices; 65x / 110 PAGE, n. w. cor. Clarendon... .$40.000 “The Clarendon Block,” 2-story bus!- ell con- | .$30,000 || | 53 In the shadow of the Union Station and Place to Reinvest Your Money After the First of the Year WHERE SAFETY, AND QUALITY ARE FIRST CONSIDERATION a Real Estate Investment About every time a man gets surplus money on hand he hunts up} Because It’s Safe—Isn’t This a Fact? | — wait | ofr? 111 PY i oust a = EWING a’ DAV West S iy ' ; } The Rreat fact is that nat dilate is always 8e Owner nonresident and wants te sell. Now come on. | | Bight lodges an Up. ground. around the corner and all the ages ef Fin 3619 FINNEY A Lot 83x145: fivornten Hall, euttable for See it and make us an offer. Now read the list and go look at some of the property offered: ing for the lease to yes out; ou — "apd now. See the hotel « IGHTEENTH rea)! see {t and you will * tageous location. of at the ~~ . d entertainments; always dat you of iberal terms of pu -—_— = General Electric Mazda and Continuity of income. 115-25 8. EIG | ao22- “4 DELMAR Stores and nis $2040; , marhe gon. Steve ond hate above te Che Cupytes caus. “It ed you bulflding: — vot Ruut al need Yo ao. via te te z In the Cupples Station Golden Belt; eafety ide A magnificent one en de e!x | North of Clark agree building; let box stories 4 you | 165; price $10.0 proud to own it; net ‘ineome $11. 687.15. NOY ea poe ive priced right; qome in, iet’s is ? nvestigate. Can't be beat as a epenutec uring 1 tion. FF FERRY ST. AND ABASH TRA ke 44,000 square Ae vty a you give $1.10) Cholee City Investm equare foot? Some buildings on the ne a pe Me. ay by the steam heat; ts te cha 650x174; rents $294 ‘*what preservin (204-06 N. FOURTH 8T priced $30, (is a fine type of aemeenaunannen. Appreciat- ing in value represents a handsome Something to tickle your sporting bhloed;: rofit on the original cost; pays today n@ gure money too. J per cent on net valuation. 4718-20 DELMAR AVF. Almost sold tp tan po I peel ee of Bown wage mg - mon * asernent: stea eat: now ple “he Ay ey epee rat VedeStvon ‘Sod BEonanttoth” Wot, 06x | SP aaPerest “tnprounhtare: oar 112. It's a ‘‘going corner’ for any bust- D Ay A ante: fe ated for + at ness. % up and ¢ rade. i es: A —— eee | Mr, Small Nail Owner, why pay rent? ; ' ; 2434 KOSert U eo So Go to Mar tf and took both It would be hard te find a cleaner, more “ wayn: | it’ oe 5 row, lation: as of interest to desirable physical property than the p- ’ Ss. W. Corner Boyle and Laclede. me Ee oy 85 HESTNU T AND NINTH lot 60x175. improved with stores end B1xS5: e' 720; priced at $20 00,000: flate, all bringing tn a fair rental. Ought | to be more. but, for owner's considera- get a pencil om this tien, vou can buv this at a price and | os sad pow ow rive a handsome return Conference yl we “4 Bg st reg mabe pee a - in \ } Oo : | invited | 2720-22-24 ¢ HEROKEE 4 _ | s a buy for you to give your utmwet | Might be the key to > ates bleck—tthis sort | consideration: terms; small cash pay- | keys are worth carrying ment; 6-year 'oan: fo. can't loose o “1288 LINDEN. at the Price, $35.00 . 5 Be Lot 20x7)] Owne has other use for néimentienieeadiaiientan capital invested Might bify a Sateata | Watting for a buyer with a vaeee and if you try. Davir “= way,today, but see aa 214 € HESTNUT aT. Lot 32x117: 4 floors: priced $30,000. Here js a _zood buy and a real reason why | | SEVENTH AND LUCAS. sn back of the «reatest thoroughfare | ta | ' 919-23 LUCAS AV. This ia real rea! lot 70x105. It's for sale, but you have Store. and flats: rents about $2500: ret | | to buy. | @n offer pretty near $17,500 and we can | . | do business. One of the shrewd buyers of real estate | se ves he wants you to look at a a, 32x | In ee ~aedy Licht Di District, at Cherokee and | 40, | ; N. &. LUCAS AVY. | $407 -09 CAL F N 60 feet rest of 16th st. He will ees | | Ie Al gti od B-story bulld'ng: . | zoe ~ ty way. Improvements can e} everythi ne in ti p- top shape: ® fine stores | mance ' are ne abe ut gee it: it's a rood i property at $36,500 ; ‘Nice little ineome here: about 6 per cent 2703 LU CAS AY. Good tenement property this. 2401-13 ELLIOT AV. sees block, & stores and 5-roorn apart- | ents, steam heat: 90 on Page by 137.6 | PAG E se cor. Hodlamont.. ..§71,.500 -story brick, 2 stores. 6 flats, steam heat 144x119. SEVENTH. near Market .., $29,009 West side. 176 feet south of Market immed north if 19 8 Seven th 290x120 excellent location for any buat- | ness purpore will maunaind for apart- || ments or business property SE" vENTH, s @ cor. Morgan. .$90,000 4. ry building. stores and hote, 10° x40 VANDEVENTER, s w. cor. West Belle vie 0aD ' ‘The Weat End Hotel.” % stories, ome, 37 baths: 210x112 WASHINGTON, 8 w cor Spring — G0x288. improved with 13 8-room residences: 3800 to 3808 Washington and 519-33 Spring WEISELS-GERHART x REAL ESTATE CoO.. X Eighth & Chestnut Sta. ‘S St. Louisa, meen a This week we sold 5203 Cote Brilliante " for FP. Malloy to Joe Impertaile “5090 Unio av.. to a client of the company for therine Etumbor REULICH'’S NEW BUNGALOWS NEW LOCATION Eimereon av.. 5400 block. west of Union. | pouth of Florissant. fronting park of St. | Mary's Orphan Hom: streets made: modern o-T om bri k bungalows, tile bathe, hardwood | fin fu! ce heat. bulilt-ir nal boxes. + + ate close ts Grevulich's b ows se]! be- fore completion: 3 of the new 10 are already | solid; ‘nor changes — now be made to @miit your personal tide DOCTORS. ATTENTION’ 7117 Mia anchester a’ residence having + rooms and reception hal! firet floor hed- room. bath and sunt om 24 floor: 2 finished rooms oo) f) oor ft mM provements made; hot- water heat: lot 40x1: 30: owner leaving city; will sell for $4500 SINGLE FLAT— CHE P. ° £119 Bremen av 4-5 roome. bath: rood renting property: make us your best offer: aiso YPOTRLE FLA | 2123-25 Bremen av.: 4 Le lies 3 rooms PS. low hog and easy terms. Call office for particuls INE INN "ESTMENT PROPERTY. 33 18-22 La Salle st.. for colored: 6 fam- | ''{Mes: 3 rooms each; brings a big return on ithe in’ restmer it; always rented: particulars | furnish: pon inau j PAL M ST RESIDENCE. 4001 Palm st.: beautiful 8-room residence: | (ene block from Feirground Park: Manufacturers’ Railway serv- | e reduced to $6500 ~ J foreseecing buver It'a time to - net on $100.000 and an + a $1000 05. Stores and emal!l quarters | facturers. No great ioss if ;ou! building and put up a modern | wholesale represernta- | Ite a real Here’ ees choice investment— ent Net A«aured 2626_ 28-20 CHEROKEE &T. Is a fine property: lot 61125 wrong here: priced $60,000. 1926. 28-30 S., BROADW AY richer 418 Ss. CHANNING Ie tn Ranken room house: priced $3500. mone: tot Miseiseippl. estate: 8-story building. re price. rents $57.50 per 2005-2007 XX. RROADWAY Near North Market. 38 month: price "$450 | 7 a 'IN GOOD OLD #OUTH 8T. LOUIS For vears financta! head and the docks: look at it and come back and buy it at $7000. buy. x14 takes care of et: Si ‘LOOK AT 2930 PINE STREET ' can't proving a F. oad thors 08 rea- on re + sper and Choutese, 2 focedl t at nth Is an interesting proposition for a shrewd, Save you taken a oquint up Sth «treet te’ lot built double brick bulld! ng of 3 reo 4-story and basement buil: ding: pall improvements made; renting for Year Wake nD some meraing and find yourself | go trike. | stairs. Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For , Sale Today. posrinsrarcn. TB | |IMPROVED P PROP'TY FOR SALE| IMPROVED PROP'TY FOR SALEIMPROVED PROP'TY FOR SALE) REAL ESTATE+-FOR COLORED “electriesty;, $100 cash.” 826 per 4-room brick; — F. Biase, 1200 Arcade Bidg. Olive ° ae 8 barre et. 800 AG $300 cas will buy 3017: Semple ay. is bath, el orem y lot 35u180 ES... ca owner. 711 Costennt st. BLANK E ACB 3144 Dwe ee 538 Fin ; ney Men ° ainted: $1200 oe eae ba i. is rf ER? BS, Agt, . Gran‘. Re md electric; RA 2) eash. belange ts Sei dis os 28 1 inerva: - 850, ane » *y in-98 +. 31 Howard get, WAL NES R. B CO. 618 Chestnut seneinaiil Fairfax: 3 an 3 reoms; KOTSREAN 481. "42 sstnut. Mate 2 ee rice $1000. tae Chestnut st. PROPERTY—Examine a niall st sang before you JAS. T. BUSH & CO. pate oe ee See (0°89) can en 3334 P RESIDENCE —4226W Maffitt av., 7 rooms, improvements made; and water; all sfé0o. rican TRUST Co., Easton @ RESI DENG — BEBS Windsor pl.: bath. ng electric, furnace; price RR SCHMITT R c. CO., 722 Chestnut __Olive 14. Central 649 fe*) Ald. on easy terms and bargains: 264-47 Mernar (c*) AN. éth ot. (*) WE WILL HELP YOU To own a home. if Ollara cash. You “aa Fg much. Wo can show you {+ vty as yl to own as to rer? GEO. N. COOPER & CO., _____8O8 Chestnut st. Olive 3276. COLORED TENANTS 3724-26 Rutger st.. exceptionally weit- h: fey Pri $4 ver | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. EB. CO... % 7th and Chest nut ets. to) AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN 3022 COOK—83900 Think of it! An 8-room brick residence. | with be th and furnace, on Cook av... at tits price, $3900 And on easy terms. Owns will paint -* paper. overhaul furnac put in new yee aa ba werent. we oe rent floor month. GEO. N. wartere, mn @. | ond for $35 “OOPEL, 808 C nestuiet, Olive o27¢. ie@y COLORED BUYERS ROOMS, RENTS $470 PRICE $2250, | ! SELIs ON SMALL CASH PAYMENT. BALANCE MONTHLY. No excuse for failing to own some prov- orty when you can buy tigis. Rent puys _OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chest nut. ; io?) | Solid : ordere ene FARMS WAN WANTED FARMS ¥ Wtd.—For income 7” merchandise Streveyv-Langiev 701 Tithe , + ~ ide, _~ nd 14 tenants: jot 95x136. Right where it cor. Broadway and Merchant for- | se F ought to be for the workers, in the big. | meriy occupied by the South sfae Laf- | —— W14— Within 35 jles city; plate modern sunlight shoe factory up the) ayette Bank: a most excellent. true- rice jox R-342. eae . street. See us about price and Income. ture; get an offer, approximate $275.000. | A Rhe Witd—Bor a ao 9a tcsineas ana” mer- ) ise. Box \R-316, _Post-Dia. . A Great Manufactaring Propert y— | nan a oo . Just North of the McKinley Station. and| Can be subdivided — Barton, DeKalb, |PARM Wid,—Small: for lease; with rumning you get the money. Take a look at it; Koaciusen = street-——factory and ware- water Box R-206, _Post-Diapatch. | Jen mane = ake dn otter. } house, 98.000 feet of floor space: for FARM Wid —Smali truck icry 7 & | ns Anes sare see Mr. Schapflin of the to city: me. poulsry farm: ustrial Dept. PY om Y Post- Di Rigbt up the street from the new bank Le... tapate disime - butldin Mr. Investor, is «a real bu FARM Wid. —Want to - from owner hav 8. COR. ELLI AND WASH | BROADWAY DM™M N. W. Cor. ing — for sale; F"s perpcuer and low- Frontage on Wash st.. 17.6x57. Price, Stores and rooms; lot 8ix112: rents Ohi John Missourl $3500 | 92100; before the war: priced $22,000: prewe Falls. wis. Ball der and contractor doing a downtown | work could use this fine A Little Ovvortunity 5 8 JAMETON S&T. 2340 ADAMS &T. | (Just west of Union Station.) Lot JOlz Lot 25120: house rents for taxes; | JO1: residence, 2-story stable. Will lease priced $7250 | with purchase privilege. Terms, sure. = onresident : meke him an offer | Let's wet, in the | game. Money to be made rianevio’ jot a at 66900. . in real e EF 7oea8-712 HIGH ST.—1210-12 LINDEN. Mo. Pac. main te come see about ft if Be rey og a real fortune eat the right you want a small area for factory; time: 4 per cent Investment. priced for real eale. , at «treet from river te ¢t | | | ° location, ripe for Impreve- cesT opportunist: y ft th hour. tne N. B. of GRAND AXD BOT : — in the h of the ee 1 00, including old residence. oping wholesa ares; x make a great corner if wisely 4 Ee can Ang "hes to ma suita le mprovements. A investment in real antes pl ge Be yr & Incom iM. BB. COR. PFIGHTH AND H WARD ig estory wd , fiding: lot 4S | and 5 story buildings: it 1 vane also 40 feet on the east-can be pe one oo the grog price: “ coat at « fair valuation. ependablie _— The writer remembers w a pees street ‘s one the owner tries to but when a real offer comes around Is for sale oh somebody ts a real bargain if you want old-time prices, 304-5 apie, 50x105: can also sel! ing at a a equity ony aaah make money: here’ £=9 te get ’ eo ie 1007158; Cex of Sixt was a “drug on the me Tee oe cheat bie LY8b0 229x100; rent ean AwT JEFF ERAON—A. Fe 556x157: or tmprovement; nanced. ey sale oheas, REAL ESTATE DEPABTMENT ermitnal ie a live wire proposition 606 rere buyers 7 st determine how the money can oe nee 5 T better advantage. See 1022- 24 N ig at 22x- Ws. S-story butiding: «a safe st.: $820 rent. buy. 1IsS2e0 TOCTST sT. | ear. but 49. 6x156: thie has apprectated in value 1209 N. GRAN year by ye n with a vision LOCUST ®&T. oar pee and jie going to make meaner a Re AE aol ne a 4 erizht; dott er tier tahe w te you as iitle speculation thet salways ta e re and fiat: ‘lot 18. : 1 Creek wore Tonia: pry @ <3 tax perverse? — District: priced sen. come in see us ; chance , a regain. 18 Se a " to make . pay nicely. eee CATO St TEM eatetesNS8 MERCANTILE TRUST ©O., Agent 8th, Locust to St. Charles St. RESIDENCES FOR SALE For Sale Attractive Home WEST OF SKINKER bath on 3rd floor; six toilets 14-room residence with four baths; five sleeping rooms FAKMS—-We oe ond ogee where: see aAnwe ttn ton JONES *. _. CO. 618 yp yy fee FARM Wtd.—fEmali. with runnt water: mH a + bs a farm to trade. Pox era iT eee "30 or 40 acres. in Missouri: wi!l trade in modern housekeeping 16 rvome, siways fuil. Box R.- 277, 7, Poat- t-Diepatch — i PARM Wtd.— Want 5 $15.000 weil Improved farm, not too ie from 8t. Louis: will ex- change Ro baviness corner, well to vrs co ream or river for cash: close to &f. liy, Jade. Deni Count Mo Sealine on can nets pe | unt y, sae FARM Wtd. id ——Well-imoroved, |. within | 100 miles gM. . Leute, for my $22 vity End modern ape Ey GOTT AGE—2508 4 bath, electro fixt gods Mesahed 4 basement: ail } order ae ay es bio Be eal Mls Wh ate - . eo ee ee RAAT OREN i EO ME LATE H.-G ee ee —

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SS 1700 REAL EST ATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats Apartments, Residences For Sale Today, ; , | REAL ESTATE caRps ‘REAL ESTATE CARDS ~ REAL ESTATE carps’ | REAL ESTATE camps | peat ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS en er ae sins iy " Tf e ti a a improve | 1 os _ iectings, a. Oo io | : "a trunie : =, ion 1041 Pant 903 N. SEVENTH Sv. || ' chic 41 Papin. | | Vator. | | | | | fooms, 3 nes and sun parlor. Price | Cen ~¢ will exchange for 623 Chestnut St. ond floor, 69’x84’. Private ele- ||, rT; mtn | i I Se ty trade, 14 2 919 | Hi |||| THORNBY PLACE, No. 10 INSURANCE Sixth and Market | H ty I ae Dae Mimlesippl: 400" Onze 3123 S. Grand B : ‘| ]] vator, | | I | ai ip Miscionipp res Main 4113. Central 892. | | |p] 16 rooms, Price $40,000 Ap {RTMENT cor. 6th and Market, facing | :, i | : 3 is’ houses: residence. x M-179. Post-Dispate’ ’ te IF you are an owner of Real Estate | Ss EN g ‘an Res will Oreck Se? . = . 'R I) ; me ii é F ee : -_ €. roc » Sha a, | i] ‘12 rooms. Price........ $25,000 AGEMENT, | | 58’8’’ on 6th st. Improved with 4 | RESIDENCE Hl. : 9 9h-etghe tee aa t pe : ‘borrow ‘any money s I Ideal location for women’s shop. | 7065 Maryiana ay. 1 iy HT hh. bi - fe dwellings 2 large bac: | Hl 10 es 64x192, 2 car | f ; has nates” ~ Owner wants to rae the service a | 3 - ReSidenCes || woes, oo. — {| See eee ment is complete in this branch of Wi H 12 rooms. Trice -9,000 | } , SESE en er wants te re e. ae aw rage JO, / " { ton's oS belt fh... . People wil! tell vou that a piece of | " 1 V 4 : ; Do : th | 4 a Ss ig es ~ ake 0 = oy. 3 iat 4 Property listed with our ompany I 915 N. SE\ EN TH S i | = an, sod ne es Kingsbury Place Home 6607 Persh ng A P 64 water nye f 2 . Alabama ‘ + ~« ” Xx ist of Property has been care. | { Relly means a sale if the N 3 ' > ' ae | to eae OT | iy HY Spe ¢x Kingsbury plac : 3-at dwell-; New, 3-s ory rooms, at- wise i} | tere w bove “~ — le Shoals districs ted, You will find a number iH j ouet ea ” a a ae || | MePHERSON, 4367 ’ ing containing greens and 3 baths: tractive ; $19,500 v.; 10 ro re | fase: ee arge Seal medi, large wonderful ve tWo-family flats, as i} shop, x35. ea urmished, || | | 12 rooms. Price $14,000. 0 1a ‘ be 5 . eo re hot wate he ‘ Hi} co ijac fe | family, some very » i ine} ¥ | 8arage for 2 cars with maids’ room ° | ot water ; HT pt ss Coleman-Sanforc Ralows, | anid” desirable | Heavy Traffic, ii TT ae CHOICE PROPERTY | above. Lot 65x210 ft, Price ssroe 220: Scar 000 | - =oRre few choice buildj | WATERMAN, 5 Hi | ~ ’ »VU0. | 5 a. MON /1/) 8 rooms. Price , $13,500 | AT RIGHT PRICES 5297 Westminster pl. - d 1887). Box 457, Sheff ‘| ve edd cigs 8 ella |! 2xx N. SEVEN TH ST. HI ENRIGHT, 56387 a baths, lot BOx165, 9m | re sas 8, lo x166, 2-car a: ch sen ieee | i garage , TiO: FB, ; Arkan me wat Eighth and Olive | 6627 Pershing Ay. | Sh | ee Sse , . 4 ine a , wells. we SINGLE FLATS i} NN. w. eor. Twenty-Eighth and Olive | New, stucco and brick, 9 1 25, e } / BOTANICAL AV., 3900--$8500 | 14x80 ~~ 28x47, A store room | | | 120 rooms. Price... $12,000 | | is ance, terme. Henry \ 2 oc" i 3 | | 62 a°,10 rooms, | 3- _— Union Hill. Ark. r bath, furnace, CLEMENS AV., 6530 | i 1520-22 MISSISsrPpr AY. | i 30 23 ” 134 8 7 t rooms °*¢2e Ge of eee . . $19,500 i 2 ba Ss . ane = 24 000 } . .? : 0 ° : house, barn, outbu | €00d condition. ; ished; /|//| 10 rooms Price ah | | =a “ . Sens SAOOD | ae » free cultivated” cnt to large basement; heat furnis ed; | 4} 5 and 5 rooms, 2 rooms on 84 floor; |. h . price $30,000 Pl, wy ’ P ing acres town; will tale $1450- | CLEVELAND AV., 3853 : Hf otis seth ||| tte Cathe, nSeowater neem ee 8A » $30,000, tathg, Ruane Rest, fon Be Foe 7 “and town: : | heated “resident, Mode — > - H ! ial “seh song aaron GOODFELLOW ay. | es 0x167; brick $- 1 = : ee cat residence o Hy il rooms. a ee inal it hardwood an | | : rooms, 2 Moorefield, Ari | om A "teececee, BO, { ¥ Who tracts — Pine Hi || | nasertneptrate 829m fat. tle Bath: tur. | Grand and Park 6627 Waterman Ay, | | A020 Porehing av. 13 rooma, a bedroom laces at" Sao ha aol Se with’ $30 cea ii tif , , ° oH ‘a Ww coors ... : ~ . iy ; ° } , 5 ’ . : M Geh Realt Co., : Sxx OLIVE ST. | Had Screens, ete. ; bargain. ‘ : 8-story New, s rooms, s80n Parlor | ‘ basset’ : 7 : ot ec ee y esidence of 8 18°6’ x49. will in f | | 2424 BACON er. © for 3 cars. Le , Ark. : ° ri} ; 0ors, — store on first | | / Four and five rooms, bath, electric, ga- r 8. bate peo and sleeping porch. . $24 500 garage 1 || || 0nd floors finishes in sale or exchange: t a bargain. ‘| for good tenant. bargain. ove. Lo | i . : | any doors: uti — ™ - d in ff : AND FLATS rane; i 000 ‘erg Bet THe REE ae ||| Oe resale Pete ander aii ao . , | ars; 7 1 Pe ae o Ope ; | CRITTENDEN ST., 3533 || heat furnished. | 8727 BOTANICAL Ay. , 0. ! i fe whe Fes have Pe Wok. Mod hentrance (an WESTMINSTER, 5808 Eix rooms, let floor; 6 rooms, 24 floor, Ark. ot-water . ' 2 wood floors. Side | ' S a . t : Seen |} 4616 Pershing ov.; 223° se . Hy ee . Walnut Ridge. | 7 OL arp | family, 5-6 rooms. Rental $6006. Hi) tec. ‘feenne mpg natd $1426 pence elec. Olive St., Near Spring | 6136 McPherson Av. i _— ‘Rae * baths, Hy | , 3 3 188 acres, 35 acres in can + Owner anxious [IVE ; be dnc ad in e | 4549 Westmy £ HT | ‘ Pen terms, ie XX — i | Sergey PARK AND MONTROgs ||| _ 3726-28-89 Olive st.; Squbie flat of | 9 rooms, garage.... . $16,000 i a's het ene baths: ian 3824 LINDEEL | ‘||| Store room 16x58; fine location | | ts sms stings. 7 | | 0x152 ——_ 6 | Price .... or $32,500 || | $11,000. | 7 « o P _ barn and othe: BL, mn yard; on | : : church and sto ||‘ Fooms each, alao single flat of a ies tra: 1000: aE ian Two-story flat. 8 and 4 rooms, path, | | ' ~ , ” : 5 a ge 2 ; e $1000; some t ‘|| for shoe or cigar store; new front | | Rental $5500. ||| | Sas; l-story automobile repate shop on //TOOms each. Lot (5x1526, Price, | | Rees water heat. bern” ian #2 000 ene . a ae rice right, | TT Prt $27,500 || | rear of lot; can sell are bargain; $8500. || $30,000 | i rage: lot 60 , large recepeiet yam brary “entatnton: REISS - ani ne SOB Se °9 OS Cees a ’ tf ; ; {| ie 4 ma . ornak ¢ | 4100 i . ‘| DE TONTY ST., 4060-62, 4 family ||| | pee vonalons Pltiteacreee (7146 Waterman Av. || | Uke, Sreplace, music room Mage —S20-nere stock and truck + 9 . | a Bi . “Oc amily A , til ’ . | Beautiful stock brick re 222 N. Sixth St. ae ; - 4 Png 000 me Path, seperate aed P rooms, tile bath, h i ern pet-weter x. - | 6978 San Bonita ay . 32 |||) room, kitchen and on fret 2 ay soll, clas ea Eation: . _ ‘a ° ian fl we SR... h; eres In ||| 3 Fooms. Rental $1880. Price, ||| | nacea: $10,000 Kingsbury Bl. teeeeeees. $17,000 || tite bare tes :a larme slecohe. ae red ca veomtiful ee : Just south of Olive St. would || | | HALLIDAY AV 1 Single, 5 and 6 rooms. bath, furnace i - = , be $1 000 128086 ( ORA AY 5774 - i ; tile hat t water heat. ‘ te ; large sleeping fair timbe. 2 F Us r ce Ww - Po A 0 | Ht a e : | | apart ) j q s. ; $20 rer acre, “ M. Mann, Ch ma g t HH Vv BY 4 j ' a scqou ke Ss ood shoe a ore, ea v | d S y - ; . - . ; ; j j 4 4 > ell built modern N e *") a 00 02 e! ctric lig) a etc arage for two cars: | “74 | sobper gutters and down. |||) containg 4 and = 18 miles sout ttle Rock: oe Hi ’ // |) cars. aret "] Little Rock. Ark. | | E Mc I Sr eter: 11 rooms; tot an res, : ows TO HOMESEEKERS — On he | rooms, tile bath. ||| traffie all day. ti 4 family, 5-6 rooms. Renta] rent, 24 floor, $48, Price $8000. | ach; ardwood f! Pen porch in 6014 W t : t P] iy 1054 hl 7 rooms, hot |) Would be an Mate. crops select land. st mar i rs v 3 9 x ae ; . r | . | {|| $152.50, Price..,.. $11,000 | | 4060-62 Fo_som ay, | | front, sleeping p estminster a Taner heat. 1 path: lot aoe |||! or institution: ) VERREG: 274-care noo 31-78 poste ig ’ | |) ° ; hii ‘ae m. Tittle Rock Ark sa . 7 rooms ii dt 5k Se . $10,000 | 5745 Fnrtghe 9 . 10 | # SESEEKERS—horgain Rn acreg. Ozat Price iH] month. Ce, each, $390 rH ae : set 1ax115 ace . HE — ee giion. house, barn. orchard. ae , - ‘ Ww pl.: rooms, a Pid A Price 00: new list. Toles, Nettlet | Store room 15x106, with second | $9000 | | 5034 GARFIELD ay, | hardwood floors i | oS ‘ - $3000 ii} it | Four and five room single flat: dath ; | ms, bath, floor and basement. Heat furnish. ||| | a | //) and furnace, new fixtures; lot 380x150 | A bargan. 1 feet: clear. Price $7750. eee oe $5200 ed. 5-year lease. | BUNGALOWS | | 28XX RUSSELI. | di cau. | | ne | Two separate 3 and 4 rooms; bath. as, cellent condition. ' $27,500. ‘cottage o ms, if | | | electric, nitoid basement: rent $* | Convenience, also gar. 7xx Locust St. | Ht Hl mon b Shr ee of nn - | ERBPAPRE How ESTEADS—Free A ul.; handsome O17 pris 2 | . land; healthful Ozark. Sidence containing 12 5018 Raymond Av. ig ay: * HT | ~ «aie frult. vegetables, “a Clover, fri it. Vegetables | | Tooms and bath; 2-story brick 19 a ° ty o1 brick residence, je aaa Mi Mebing Particulars free. MM. P iy | if . a a47-r bat furn ’ te. Hii ites . i ra Tooms oS 3 CO we a . $15,000 jf 1149 j ' 8 > ’ th, i! tie l, large livt ; . worfork. Ark. and furnace tn bod’ fo gems Bath | ' HT TEASDALE AV. 7488 (University ||| price'Si0 B67" 8th, furnace, ||garage for hin | furnace teat > 17° Beth 30 || ak — punted and decorated. ‘Must "ts ||| Sixth and St Charles ||: City) . Sid nitinias ue | |Warters above. | 13 Watpnt: 5 meme rick 500 [oon hee vad es ee California Seen to be &ppreciated. af} MnP . ~ vy ; all te ence; lo xO0.... : HTH ee ‘ 3 T : —— SINGLE FLATS | 60x75 | i 9 rooms (new) ..... fii 4+ and § rooms; modern; $9500. i itlon | 5133 R d A 2410 Miadie; lot Ieee ge resi. . 000 if Hi Seece ‘Tappan het watse! . } t mt A ‘y.. : - - mike one hice | Second floor space in Kresge | || 80NETA, 1718 (Richmond Heights —___ me | aymon V. | a 2, | ||} *180. — Rea oe 4 moder Ro may to hea | | Buflding with show window on | H 6 rooms. Pr $10,00 RESIDENCES H Bee rooms ... sign - - $18 000 | APARTMENT BUILDINGS h i) . eer a nts: ouble garage. ‘Bixth Bt. Elevator service. Heat ||, | ! | Hy - Sk | . ||| HARTER | UNIVERSITY || Amherst end Wooa 16-fam- vii pT ; CLARENCE AV, faxx a il furnished. Ready to move in | Heights) | wine ae — aS | 4 I roms. 8. 8 Hi 42 ABERDEEN i ae Wit e TOk, tbe °B7 Well-built modern fia f 6 rooms. rooms on Ist floor. room loor | ain | 25 es 96 Palmdale Ca} ¢ and 6 ro hot-water | | i} ie Pi i 4 Weshington and Roseda! . W. | a 7 al. (ef heat. . ust be seen | | reg floor tite aor hare a ; fe Cor., 12-family 4 $ ? 4 on ee T AV., 4293 | f ana 5 room modern fiat With bath, | rnaces, etc. Garage. A bargain. i | HUMPHREY ST. Rig “ 2p. 7 Wil sel! 5 acres ; il : , ts f 2. - 2 ons : ; } 1 ble garage. i | $24,000. | er aPartmenty ao 8 vecune: . i 2% 7 na 0m wit and Cal. about | I | ™ , 1129 MORRISON ay. || | reas SER, ae . fret eet chen. 1 — i is — ae stove Hy | INVES - [ENTS Two-story, tlate-roof brict: and stone Wa eee wenn Ta nen, and. Delmar: | frst floor: of the Arcade Building. Show Ht | 3 front residence ; 10 rooms, Steam heat, Seventh St. Near Franklin baths: $1 Window space on main arcade. | Stores and flats. Some ||| | electric ight. | , i HT Arcade Shop HHH ' 7) ” ; . , a ba " , | 4404 Lindel ;¢ Aathedral’’), | : > year . ht G l. Ij o oy if -]1.]2. r i a iding oer Payment can be held tn « ; + West of the? boulevard. S's | Look at thi ai ||| transfer corners. Central and ||| 229-81-33.38-37.39 5 BEAUMONT 8T. Le 18-18% _N, st. | sun teri gar. 9 i | ater, eter OUenOMt, | tnetae OAT, |S, deedat Write John kay iit oom at this. Will divide. Hy wit Groom houses, with bathe etn” | lent investment stores | 1 $19.000 ||| decorated tres res Screens: heme -Palméaie, Cat ( mphi P HTT Get our list. B H MAR 7. Bl | | 5015 |||) Seeorated throughout: lot 50160, Price $490 | TA HOMES p ‘ iii eee on use, ] ie ke ; ; ~n Farm , f G LABADIE AV. 4217. oe I | 6ix-roo kitchen, @ining , | => Ap (men ES 4] s : Yy. “~ one gr. water. sweat | fant : electric. | | al | . , ian! « ey eral prize State Pate - - rst a ~C a ~ . steam ; brick #-Ca ws a) Be to. Cal “barge” Painted and |||. tl me hones Path, electric ang gus. ‘ 5508 Water A hi 15,000 |) | (12 RADCLT a ess BL 4197 11 0 HT if LOFTS with eee +-r0om “et {n Tear, . (175 Washington Ay. | man Vv. bes é inal $17 000 ie ¥ | raid wD wit electric an gas; lot 290x240. ° : aa eae Sa Bat ‘ot? 122000 ||! 12000 eanare feet in the base. | || 7 — is | Beautiful 6-family, 7 rooms 7 COUNTY HOMES i ; y FARM LANDS ~ roe EH t of th ilding. ||| St. Charles 1126 * 5.900 t 8538 PAGE Bt. | the i a : profie in’, St Prices wh yoema, with bath, furnace, electric, || ||| men 0 the Arcade Building. i ? : ‘ and ] h d fi 145 Helfenstetn ey. Webster 7 rmin ; Say ice 7 goed "once yeeond “ger now Heat and elevator Service; fine ||| Chestnut 413 1,800 bath; wee, pte ge house, 9 roome ang .. hot-water heat hard steeping pore an | Groves, 11 rooms, 2 baths; SUH diy : muse © varying ait “Acant. r n. , Hip y » W 508 125A ath; elec and furnace. . , wt 0.0 | lot 91x180, vapor heating 1 ope : me: 9 - Huna handied with $zofo | ||} Zourth, N., 990 13,500 sq. ft. : garages teeeeee es. . $60,000 it screened unArads of monthly. eae ritan i] entrance from main arcade. | I Olive.” Jon Sana ao i 8816 CASTLEMAN av go povay A immediate g $ , i tl to atta , System inal Washington 504. 2400 reception hall. har@wooa $16,000. ‘ oe ; , . ‘ £00 , i ” Ten ‘tie bone * eet | Neeteee . 7 ' gg” Hf {j floors. tile bar d ndition: jot snitatilastaiale \ | er | Washington, \ 1105 3500 . ft, | | 50x140 - sp : ti | Washin ai . | ee on, 1534 13,000 ; Sin Reautifyl county home, Fast Overland V Franklin,” “gra 13,000 a ft. || Brom eficlency! a eeroom banealens | OE tenga so gf ,| 750 Heman Ay. | —— FF " ii tt ms “4 9 ||) butlag gs; all lances: e . " . nsar a : - Hi ym rr ney ord [Jos N>—428 10,600 94, tt. ||| Salas “nov nana: tee and’ receptise | (6600 West on Delmar.) |, pene it boxs8to.000 | ||| gaa PERSHING Giese Si0rd"iss, Astros | SHOPS i 4250W PAGR Rr. hall, sleeping Porch, hardwood | New attractive 8-family 6 || Poe = Emmercon, Fast : H | 500° a het. hot air heat bath: ‘lot 93% | : ins one — aon ~ M ataland ‘ : “ ‘ae ’ — VIXS, | floors t rh ut: 7x1° ° : ’ % base t: -wW at, . grove. = it flat’ © 824 4 rooman% “Y. | em; fine light. | | Fourth, N., £00. 26x 49 ||); 9s throughout; lot B7xt58 | ees | wood fh aoxtares, reas, . = i| BUILDINGS || dOr160.5;; W | pUSINESS PROPERTY || perm ie Soa iieda here eta on the market, Bee 8514. ! } 4 Ay an AP ARTMENTS Price $16,000. 00 est on Delmar. ) ' | i] a r ———__ = rd street. fix families ; | I 3446 40.000 sq. ft. | | | c ee . bldg. and apartments. mA f ~~ eksony))). re ‘rult-poultey farms are ee eae ne bath Thees nee | 901 Washington |||] First, X., 701 60’ . ft. fifi 710 Limrr ay. | See a - 5-room effi- heating ‘planter 60x35 47.000 || || Aa BP: three co, 2O8R. smal es | 8000 #9. ft. on , 8. 316 | Bix-family apartment: | i f i *"*®* ee es ®eees 25 500 1906-1928 es : ~~ ae able Jan 2928. Teas an , 90] pote sq. , room and sleeping Porch: s 2. H | Vandeventer and Cook | $ » | brick bid 30,000 } . , . tf > ~— : . a 2 ii} m zs rif i a. | Vator service. Excellent light a Eleventh, N.. 718 10,000 sq. ft. |!| oy aoe SAVOY COURT. Ht | - W. wilds Vandeventer ee | | | : uat De seen to | Pine “209 18.000 Sq: T containn ey, SPartment, each “partment | | 9-stor , iN oD corner: wit store HT i a z t to imutte Care for | | . . i} ’ , 2 ~yvuy OG. . Containing four rooms and b: th. ' . - . - } 9. itil tt tre rt: 3 Oo Ip igate. Lak Cow jf} - INVESTMENT PROPERTY Vii : Nibiaeiess un - Ph floor; lot 107.6x115. Price 720 Heman Av. ws Sighs I ae Swtewt Bator Be. 7" ation. ohn Watnwet | ' | fe rresiatcnpbag deta IN i] f; cont reception bell, ' : | Cor: MIAMI SK ANSAS || Turse-famity apartment. 0 reome ana || ‘+ | (6600 West on Delmar | i 7.000 |N | itenreot:, contains ats, Usin \ nj fast . Pen ee ee ine Til bath ewe eel: , ’ | | » . nel _ ~— cy - Unlimited o or Me | Dath each apartment - ardwood fioor ” " £13 s. Theresa av.. & W. Co Hf contains 4 be a Pportun! Fine corner ] i 7 vr > ~. t m ’ eo ° * ge ra, TT So titi > Gratiot and Th r : j hii ’ . § S en : ’ Veet Imy elim 7 |. location. “Arss°re: £2Cellent bustin BI ] | DINGS } BU ILDIN GS | steam heat; lot 332136, ‘paa* $14,000. New 2 family, 6 rooms, : business butldnee":, Drie } | {| Baths bach in basement, — , . : | MARKET an an | SBURY BL. fl Shawmut Pl. Plat | $17,500 | 135 6.500 || /l In perfos: condition: gaarge fort A ’ 3 000 iS * J° Mily apartment butld. t . ’ q. } i | eal ee, eee oe |] FIVE-STORY BLDG. | 508 sooo ed: $I) contagion tetsu | | 2 a en be ~ or less é ort ' lot 6132147; ean give im . — ° . '} and gun Parlor: tile bath: || : t i | i ; 10,000 aq. Hi feet. Ene hy “ ee | Warsaw rd... west side; 35 were co 3446-48 Linde}] Wee» 515 7000 ot £ |I|I | Rest, 11; 7 Ht tree $3 feet on Sixteenth Stree ani 05 8.000 | —_—ancriateca || Ceient | Kingsbury Pl. and Union bl., 8. With 2 and 3 story buiidings il phe = ie , . ein z | W. Cor.: Lot 110x193 _. heated. A well-constructed 5-story and AL nie Page ‘OL 60,000 sq. INV ESTMENTS WITH | on m . || Washington Terrace. lot 1 || EASTON AV., 5138. ||| basement building, containing 40. Hn Eighth, 8, ete 8,000 sq. ft. FUTURE v . 5606 | : 185.. tn block’ 5550 . | Fino story brick butldin ' | || 000 8q. ft. of floor Space. Sprink- || iit auctorson, N,, rp Sq. ft. . te VALI ES 2606 and 5608 Maple Ay. | I D I omens Biot |) ain® room, ant: tland } Pe pyation, ~; | , t ler system large freight elevator, || || Olive, ; $,000 sq. 1415 CHESTNUT gp __ Two-story brick flat; double 626 N. Tayi “+ Kirkwood; ||| // : are bedr un ~¥ oneeeTaDhe an 1 ding > bergen: Suitable for storage or light man. | | Eleventh, N., : 5,200 <1 TWo-story building | & fu , 4 = 8 e mar Garden - Pavior JY: Kirkwoed: ; 3 I | NCern Open. . | Fast half, one- |) 5 rooms and bath, furnace: fos 0 ) lot 162x57 . ili ine, ‘ 'j) Story bulidinge on West half: lo 8) H | . 0 , . x 6600 West Se + ufacturing. HI 18,000 sq. || {| feet. Price $16,800. °. DA!t: lot 4 mee | 183.6; rent $2040 Per annum; price, on Delmar.) | Drive by” iad Hl da IN Ax sia way, ||| $24,900. epee 2-family, 3-fam- || , : Hy Pointe; ; i y i ' y I FY AST Cc H i ] or = il a ; 3o. . **-e , | So niente . | City § Finest Lofts 1 +» With five 3. y y partment DeMunn. 24 lot north of Will lease. 57 H ' i] Alama, | | f | Of . H east side, in H! Pointe ‘BATES sree OFFICESPACE ||! coum ne | iar Rigt igaaore itis || $809 and 8811 Olive g | Others sem Peations. fl a a : 1B REET Hy H | FOURTH AND CK | TI] 8-room flats Price $9000 ning 18 ey oeieh flat, 6 and 7 rooms: | ||) Wlerissan “ge ; Hii #£OU AND sT. CHARLES , .) 2 VANDEVENTER « mr. | |new front-ran furnaces: lot 22.6, re 7 , Pe | _ ORNER—"“DErT, yan BLDG. "| | 162.6; price $13,500. An additiona] 20 8 i ile soduee Price «roane able, | Republic Building I Passenger maine commie spunlatr . || of Vacant, adjoining on the east, is | (Overiang Park ) 108 fect of Grand Kings way 9500 SQUARE FEET ae perfect ven. | oor: large cellar unden Store: ivailable jf desired. ' f ° ront ' 14 i] dimensi®yns | | ral hee sites purposes. om Co, GRAND B i SEVENTH and OLIVE 90) : » 1! 500 a ||) Central heating plant. Tait LOANS w 1gor**t north of Keokuk ti fee a aii 1008-10 PINE sp HY , | : - : Carondelet Motor co — The entire third floor if new maple . street car | call at opniding. For further Particulars, | | Washington Bl. Home See me if you need a loan | Minnesota and Dakot Sts. «/// || public seyrs ra tone, leased ||| || facilities. Low insurance + HII XB. Con 18TH AND WASHIN | Po cons mathington; 11-room reai-/ OM your real estate. | West corner vy lot, & whole or divided to nt. } | Ready January 1, 1923. Wig. : eee 980x135 seer. sy TOR. i dence; furnace, stone Porch; lot 27m | in for flats or Dga- |} quarters at an equitable | hotel. * S04 location top | | 244; $7090 will 8 pr | buy thi operty. | ie j | : ionic Building Loang ® specialty. - E Belling Is Our Speciality _— i ipa | “ti Franciscus Giraldin Bros —— | | ! Real | 1786 Areade Bldg. f 719 CHESTNUT | Realty Co. Real istate J ah EDStein | NS Seveath _ oe Eo a8. pes , Main 2908 . : 804 Chestnut St. : Oomp any ; Main 2162. 617 Chestnut. | Olive 5555 ete South » of | 110 feet east | ows, | UTAH Sr. Sat fee a || Isaac T. Cook ||! come & Zeibig ee , aa! 813 Chestnut St, ~ }

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concrete ged gees throughost P best built homes in this n fi five large bedrooms an ; third floor has 4 . bedrooms, hot-water fixtures, screeng, 52xx LINDELL 7 $50,000 %-story brick residence: sninil ion room, y —— a butier's pantry and ki =| -: second floor hase 4 itchen on ms, 2 well appointed bathe aus ping porch: thirt floor nas tee bathroom and large a p for three cars ang se with bath ebove; fuliy landscaped: servan ce lot 100x208. “Can large t trees. 5247 WESTMINSTER $45,000 pring “room 16x86, recastion ¢ ou nto a Re closets, incl sleeping porch large cedar closet : bt est room, Aen. et mg room | basement: : ted: mag- “ent gu brick rarage for three ; lot $824 LINDELL BL. 2 Bt ” —¢ pd have to offer. AY 10, FOR SALE a ed land; $140C "Fn Ss S Broadway. "3922. m Sargaing i Farm 17 Cows and ‘gehicies, corn, ie ae to ane neighbors village: fruit. sake Houne, tc pare 84, Strou ‘8 sur- ft. asant my 100. 000 good cotta ; only $1506 00, lilus. ImTié an on rces fields ‘bark loamy watered pasture, wood- fruit; 1000 strawberry house, barn, crops ule team, 3 wa, ball imple nts, goon: part cash. lilus. Cataiog P Big : u's sie G ae te RO — St. Louis. as - a 3 Holste nb - 4 ~~) log house; 7 1 Papi n. ; 120 ac res in . ee on we exchar -Disprtch.— — or trade, 12.000 acres Mi Me miasipD 400 Oacres open. , residence. rt ang i P feet of ti imber; rit . : consider income property * BC. Cc. Brock, Sharon, Tenn. outbuildings, youn, chickens anc a! wants to retire d eev. Overland. Mo. +’ SS] 0) ts Missouri FARM—Before you buy. write for free | list. _R. Hallock. 1422 McCausland av. (cO9) FARKMS—Crawford C ounty. Free list. Chap. ler & Hibier. Steelvilie, Mo (9 Als—rprc Tar? Par pag . write Hildebrar t. t ate ey Fark Mo rar > hate uf heal ret res: 100 m — ies hear 1200 Ez Astor aie or exc ning aes acre. Address . iW a g00d nes n , = ishe $30 Chas. Halfaker. FARMS—T wo, improvements: 80 acres What have you to trade? Price 1. A. Stafford, Steelvi)! lie, Mo. (7) acres; er trade my aut le or city property Steelville, Mo. mop! | acres, . Bteel vi! le. ®, Mo. all and; fair byidings; 80 Cleared; $10 per :_ $600 cash isher, 6200 Easton wend of 204 acres stax “kK. 'm- plements nd seed for -sale or trade. Dr) “40084 _ Broadw av County $1200: acre Mo.; 6 clear. mber lund: jow price D— 1 8K0-; acre pasture and ti r s@€!i at Gat? * j St. Cla will ll_assume. FAR 26 mu he high pou! try and wir j 2 Post- F AR M—For Baie cm i fa mi nin »~ 7 ¥ Property, ~ ‘ “aie ‘ ‘rer Genevi eve. BIG on be i€s, 3 Wal owner S-a ARM- tra je: per ! 80 acre farm, | in 7, equity for | Jonag, | “evel | way f Bonne Btate of 200 ac res from ’ dwell}ir B. ARGAIN—60_ . ENE _Missourt For tale -roomM cottage ria sacrifice S795 > souri: easy tern ¥-160. Post-D iepat N—10 acres, 28 strawberries 600 iat Mo ‘ Sa! is Mrs Die@rich, 16074. 20 “CHANCE—S5 do buys 40 acres grain, frui timber ~~). Otber bargains. Box 4265, meer near town; some | REMEMBER For Fine Farms, iret °? er | 6200 East on 1 $25 rapes. £& ance $10 Post-Dispatch 16] z ASH BUYS 40 ar res. frt berries: near Ellington monthly: price $139 > ' S120 CAS noice * ihe H PAYS in : full. ‘ounty. Mo meet all c tim ber + i moe deed Box Y- 162 “Yc 60 m4 2 a Trult 14° >! )* x" awberries. a\ar's Ou is@ and fair barn. 130 acres under cultiva- price $40 per am 380-acre upland farm. 17 miles. west of 2% miles from Bloomadale, ] ; 130 acres cleared and free res 15.000 rai! trees and grape- ll, 60 acres cu!) Ma., 00)" £00" wr leghornes information prov @imTie fi 160-acre up- 11 mile from go00d epring John Hert: improvements, miscellaneous 2 springs. tivation, lAudis opportunity | Hox Y-29 ‘for | ts Geller: eek truit, near N Wr, "Bs . 10x abs‘ Post '-Dispa! ch. ‘Fi ind Fish. 40.000 acres sold or traded iit trees, bal- - 40 acres in Rey: | cultivaribies | ract | 2 | notes. $5 Oui\- | rice, FARMS FOR RENT | St. Louis County | FARMS (171 acres well improved, near | Pacific, very productive, good, improvements, bottom land, $15,000. #1100 acres; 10-room house, 1400 | feet on Manchester rd., Kirkwood. 215 acres, 4-room house, near Pacific. fine for Summer homes, only $20 per acre. acres, 4-room house, near House Springs, $2500. 84 acres near Castlewood proved), $130 per acre. near S714 98 acres at Chesterfield, $100 cre. per a Farms, all sizes, at all prices; ferms for every body. KIRKW OOD TRU ST A 10. ae ee REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY CLUBHO! dist on Mississippl Only 14 miles from St. Louw! (,ood auto yvads, 3 blocks from PR &-room colonia] style house, w Klectric power, running water, furnace, bath ‘Sanitary tollets, glass porch, poultry \Garage, extra house for keeper: 2% Pri vate bungalow, S-acre park, Kiret-clase condition. Particulars, LOUIS TIMEUS & CO., Kimmswick, Mo. Sic rict River. R. station th cellar r | Pi NAS b0iid agate. 2ic line: out-of-town "5c dain "0c Bunday minimum 2 hree or more inserluonge Ac line discount. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE | ECKERT will buy second deed of trust 706 Century Bidg. (7) FIRST deed of trust, $1250 _ property no ager ts. Ze | Lane North St. louis rea!) epeciaity, at lowest rates, 2 H. GUNDLACH € CO.. ices hitter nore. in sume to guilt. 3615 N. Broadway. | MONEY TO LOAN—First deeds of trust. KAMP, 216 Wainwright. Olive 8342 | MONEY TO LOAN o on impro ved cit rea! es- tate in sums from $1000 to $ 0.000 FRANK J.PRICK,R.E.CO., _Wailnwright MONEY TO LOAN—If you want to make . on your real estate, come and see ua. TOENISKOETT ER REALTY co. Open Monday evening. 5003 N. Broadway. ic) We make cans = estate, serv! Deteri ng Agency, 36° \— (im- | jj) = iil | | one- sixth value! || Ww ' estate a (cD9) | } Bidg | . « —— xs a. ' a > = « yy ' = ' = Will You Ever Eat Your | Christmas Dinner in | Your Own Home? Are You Satisfied to Spend All Your Christmases in Some Other Person’s Home? i We help folks who will help themselves to build or buy their own homes for SPOT CASH. Immediate loans at current rates. Deferred loans at 3 per cent. | Guaranty Mortgage Corporation 712 CHESTNUT STREET Phones—Oliwe 6177—6178 — mas = = = —_- | > = > = it it | | if * Subject to Prior Sale High-Class First Deeds of Trust i Secured by il centrally located business First Mortgages proverty, worm OVER twice the — amount of Deed of Trust. We can etter these in denominations ranging from $3900 to $50,000. We Also Offer A limited quantity of 7% First Mortgage Gold Bonds, secured by first-class business property. These bonds in denominations of i $1000. Hilda We Invite Inspection of These Securities S. Van Raalte Inv. Co. 392-96 Arcade Bldg. Olive 1676 ~ ~~ MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT ~ LIGHTNIN’ "* — ee ee FAVORABLE REPORT SENATE ON SHIP POST- T DISPATCH. ‘9B FINDS CHILDREN ARE ABANDONING OLD GAMES Administration Measure Ap- proved by Committee by Abeken Says Movies and Read- ing Are Taking the Place 11 to 5 Vote. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, eng Sem ad- ministration shipping was re- ported today to the Senate after ‘ts approval by the Commerce Commit- tee, 11 to 5. One Democrat, Rans- dell of Louisiana, voted with the solid of Outdoor Sports. Evy the Assoctated Pree JEFFERSON CITY. Dec. $.——Jo:- ful shouts of “Tag, you're it,” “Fly sheep fly,.”’ and other expressions of delight that emanated from children a few years ago gradually are pase. '|Republican membership in favor of | the measure. Chairman Jones, in a statement to- declared the minority report analyzing some of the statement, said: “If we are to be a nation worthy of our opportunities and advantages we must have an American mer¢ehant marine, and American merchant marine we must be as alive to our needs and our op- | portunities as are our commercial rivals across both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and no class of our people will gain @ greater propor- tionate benefit from an adequate | merchant marine than the farmers.” —_——— oo CLOSES HERE WITH RECORD ATTENDANCE OF 58,893 “Lightnin’.” the rec ord-breaking comedy by the late Frank Bacon and Winchell Smith, ended its three weeks’ stay at the American Theater | last night with a record adtendance of 68,893 persons, the greatest num-) ber who have seen a play here since the Worlds Fair. Except for a spe- cial.matinee Friday, when 50 seats were vacant because of the Jate hour this performance was announced, there were no vacant seats at any performance, another record. The last play here which attracted ‘anywhere near this attendance was “The Chocolate Soldier,” which played 27 performances in three weeks, before about 43,000 persons, in’ order to have an) ing and new forms of entertainmen' are taking the places of games of the last generation in the favor of young America, according to observation mgde by H. W. Abeken, State 5u pervisor of Physical Edutration. Children are getting away from outdoor games to a lurce extent anc are substituting tificiai exer cise,” the physical ucation super. visor said. Several reasons were ad- vanced for decline of interest ir games that thrilled the youths of 20 years ago. First in importance. Abeken said. is the motion picture show. Two decades ago the on!s amusement that children had was in their games. But now they devote much of the time that ordinarily | would be given to outdoor recreation | to the movies. ' “Hot House Plants.” |» Also, Abeken said, children of th: /present day do not get as much ex- | ercise in doing chores and running 'errands as their fathers did. They are raised as “hot house plants,” he ‘said. It used to be that boys would have to split kindling, carry in coal, go to the grocery store after coal! oll for the lamps and perform many other chores that gave them plenty of exercise. Now they live. in steam-heated houses, where the coa! is dumped by the coal wagon driver directly into the cellar. Electricity has giiminated the necessity of walk - ing to the store for fuel for the lamps and the invention of many other modern conveniences has made it necessary for “artificial ex- ercise’ to be given in the schools. SPIGA ME A RMA FLD oT a er ae Se a a Os Re ee -— a + ou improved | ju West 2s rice $170 LOAN—$1 00.000 118 reai estate, at interest, he am see BOOTH & YATT MK ME? ~ : Oh Tents, second deeds of trust «% “1 te a - é - ee ns of) ~ BLAK Kk « ie oe , &15 f° hestuut (cB, . ae Stock and truck farm: san- (| “°° my Sat es cae 2000 acres LOA" jee 00 $1000 $1500. am, cay founfiation: unfailing springs FARM—249 acres fferson Count; 3H jt nine and grazing iand mow jg teen! 35000, Bg mete $5000 ané ‘ ug arres $f cuitivation EES 5 th :' Mises .ror ty ; rm cuit at res tim.- : ; 20Tme al ue house S..e8 a Ong _ Se REC a4 - . o ° 737 eres ; meee; two houses in fair cond te TIZENS REALTY JR KE. CO. Chestnut st. _ talles south of Littie Rock: go rd $ 5 _ Ss. OCn . pe. . ca a ae MONEY $500 to Ho. 000 on ety fer acre. - ann, Cl ut iM ~~) wae athe. : on oe a ber Py WAPRK ’ rw" IN FARMS properm at 6 per cen! qguic a answer. Real Estate Loans in Any Sum pire sere F, 3 [Panay es ce | ge GAN ROTA AEE oy | cep at Attractive Rates To SomsEcKERS — On home-/ centr uth. J. Le: . ee : ne ee rie sates an iarees Hemmelmann-Spackler R. E. Co. SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS » book: $1.75 postpaid. Farm- gp oh Slr te ta Dette te 1 & H. STENDEL. 309 Allen ) B's per charges: privilege of | me littie Rock. Ark rice $1200: terms GRIGG, River —~—aeeeealCee? | ont uurity ; sinel! a agp ‘ nt Muset be Sees MONEY WANTED MERS—HBergain, 80 acres Ozarks. ~ 6- AC RE FARM _AND - ROOM HOME if desired - | : on of propert “sf LAST DEEDS OF TRUST. tien, house, barn. orchard. wa- FaRMs—wW pp, emerge em EE oy Locat eu le a. SY See eee ae ee , Rew list. Toles. Nettleton fei vee ow ~ et ns ay cpiibien aa _ $270 Lerne omnes ! 4 = Dispatch _ (98) On MAKE, EW SECONDS We hav at ail times —, gs tr ) sale rang! ne n amounts from Arty & a | a ye F in- FLORA BI ; T MARK H. WILSON REALTY CO sult 2 em fe le reg _cieare Jor WILL BUY . “4 eo + Aa iia e s “ et >? a - “T & 3! a G ‘ . “ha a rt ee . 2 mn é ‘4 Ca HOMES EADS—Free \ sovern- sens tttnpeiphinempmmra caine E TR we sis - , ts 7 an . ) a 7 . ‘ . S » rR % TION . ‘ $25, 000 _ | : healthful Ozarks: 60 oo * FX * vate pee ttt) - pert wd se irities * ri " ‘ pa roe rie r e ‘ ‘ $10,000 surance prot set list. im, clover fruit, vegetables deer, tur- | Tt! ; lLwacieoe , av ; , by : - ’ ¢ 556 ‘acres 1 ‘ . — . oC OME ‘' ol “9 -Storry brick residence, having recep- g. ap "Particulars free. M. Pp Deck - epring $1 POU a $25 4 G f j ry th ho ; Ba * mead 7 tim be af a , a yi r terms reg nable. fon hall. iarce livia ~~“ go! ron. } = : Mi , e * inry . large Siew | ~hen. pantry on ret $ our FS, p ae -Disoe ct at ee RIDGE, AGE NCYy ae Meramec. U s f . 2 ers & 21% Victor 7 re ific ates. ett m ‘?* Ng ame 6 _{c8) cet é \NTEED FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST (92) | 6 per cer 1 eee ed Callforn! FARMS —Some $1 rooms. bath on secon! finor: ——— -| = ornia | . large billiaré room on thin =" nts —— berities, Lisbon; Caciquie, San Pe-| ested in playing marbles and spin- 196, fn - woll-seew red ky. y property x more | Cro; Lingfield, Calcultta via. Bos- ning tops as their fathers were. s ou | lounts 20 0 ; on pine, to here and store: 6 CO5 DU- some we ken 2a 25.000 = ts dee price $1000: s B-storvy brick residence, eontairing a Tee reception hall. library with attrne- fireplace. music room, large dirfing m. kitchen and pantry on first floor: nd fleor has 4 masters’ ~~ sieeping porch, 3 baths: third leer ataine 4 rooms and bath. ‘arge Mm room for ceise ®2- tienes . tiv G Ti x ; WwW a Hundreds of thousands hs ae , hurch helt ie @ pate roads ‘i €°000. half | @ ™ cash Box 272 gitesvitle. Mo. mt | FAKM—ro 7” men's chance 35 cown. $5 j monthiv. buys 40 acres grain. timber. poui- | ‘ Year| trv ge near town: some timber: price | infermation of crops other matters, 75c | Address M ( INE Yy for uth on Me most highis fine house splendid stock and horses. cattie hogs implements; only one price $21. Hoo. good vUSi- section bern and other pulidings. farm: good Water line of fgarrr raiiroad station would considGer Money- “See Us’ :’- Money Lowest Tates of interest ané corm missions CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. ‘ 619 Chest nut et. trees are. Dept Sub- zi . r an ee | MONEY TO LOAN—On rea! estate; 7 1 co Egy Ge matt or Fim gy A prompt attention. STRODTNAN & Orebarcs “o.. palanec "e UD: land ceultivat- ; . - = : @ house. garage, barn and | STRODTMAN, 3607 North Broadway. , (e289 equipped with horses, ; SOUTH SIDE LOANS A SPECIALTY necessary farm Yeckel-Fevdt-Earickson STRAIGHT OR MONTHLY PAYMENT TWO OFFICES 2925 8 Broadwa. 5001 Grarois_ MONEY TO LOAN pi ‘deed, — —s is firs : FIRST AND SECOND Ag put on Hox Cc ic DEEDS OF TRUST amiseion | QUICK ACTION Wtd.—$2000 to be used to increase _DTAS8-SH iE .P toe N. Oth st. (c68 ‘ook of retail shoe store; to repaid | “3 s b- 549-MH Landis a‘ Vi nd J. —_—— eee ayments, business. well esta F ori- ANDER 2 ON, RN6 " ee hestnt ‘ id | per cent interest. ‘MONE years ther sizes and rit ind of 7 stores and of- >, ae Som OKLAHOMA FARMS—Write for Principal and interest guaranteed. orner business bio One of the most — ems! } th Wate we near survey cement road: | a ion Board of Commerce. Shawnee_ os aan $1000 to "$15,000 tices. cost $46,000, no “better, in the nf gy ne may an = | keeping house. a ny pono . = pegage PM ser ome ee ee % MORRIS AACH R. 0O., 826 Chestnut | want 3 pars SS oe sch aoe fox eae, PHE AMERICAN CO., ” men ors “a . ms » ‘Tee . oe nc mr pr m ; i 4 ‘ ‘ 4 ea peneeremens L.RM—7TU 2 not - co ( 7, P ° N_ Sth at a a : eation, 20 acres d Jane: St. —_— Poors ANSW ER IN “TW {) HOT’ RS 413, Post-Dispatch _ Tan c0¥) Bide. Entrance 211 Na hot-wa. heat. imate. ae sees. NetE. FT ae & mitied i “ube ACRE: Ls Oa | Come direct. any amount. 6 and 6 per FIRST DEED OF TRU conan ae 1480: ATU TOMOBILE LOA — choos ee ‘tation: price $2400 Auz. buse Farr Oe —_ no hawking: quick answer: only firm cent, secured by prof rauce Cail To individuals on private cars: you y wwe Oe Sterne ete wamtesed | 1 mile ll song naga eon wee KIRK WOOD TRUST Ct ine this; low charges; firsts and seconds: giso fire and odag ~ ‘West F loriseant us in easy installments while you ride. We “2: Timation from Flori- E. Lev 100 000 on hand, established 1893 ois first fioor, 3 aiso rewrit te es to reduce payments crops. inte journal. Telis a! JOH? NN . AL WATKINS é& Ss. . yy 4 Chestnut, your money if Arst- -Clase firet 0G ee FINANCE ES i ae 423-494 Tite Guaranty Bide. ~ > oney Mies pric Pia. _ cf OODLE CU : ‘ neg worth 10 ¥e- MONEY—5 TO 6 PER CENT - See 6 Oe Olive waht Fioride | ' Gre’ oie: house anc EP. “CHRISTMAS CHEE VEST a trust at V ‘ ' barn. ae 6. Tampa. (99 “210 Title Guar LOANED $822,600 LAST WEEK. FARM—=S act Don’t deprive yourself. family or MeNaeir a* vey THREE GILT EDGE itle Guar. Bidg —s any amount on busigess or | r ANS TO gett. SEE US eet OF FLOR _ P -room brick bungalow. no TMF e reride. ow Ea a a minutes from St Louis on Gravois: bath, ; of a happy and joyful Christmas for ng electric. hot-water heat. bargain 4 of money. We’! it for the ask- | MEDERAC KE- ie mecha State of fra . Sy ~~ ° anc WEGN? 272 ih r Vie sunshine. E- ; R @& Ramberge: tthe : | FARMS—S5ee us —4 best bargains in farms square, Map lewood. ¥o and 2 iDu irban piace PAR M- —40 acres. 4) miles from ! _ ARK H W LSON REALTY oO... Charies Count: containns; « * : os Kir xk wood, ° house, barn, grane’ a trade for Soutlr price reasonabie. 2515 Mi Nair 2" . te FARMS—Three fine at; concrete gr tw 6621 PERSHING £16,507 Attractive residence. containing very gy = e living room, ,dininge room, ri try. lavatory on first floor: 4 ieee f drooms, tile bath on second floor: ; ee ! hard-. 22 miles out With urdan eT on automobile or ‘furn!- '¢ urity worth 0 times joan private party preferred _ Post Di spetch a “ —$2250. 3 year, “6 pe per “cent, Cc value “a040 ¥ e cent, 4053 ‘ash- Caen nut. er 20 acres. st Ver, - eo) Ma * write for free list. _— 1422 #22 Mebnusisind av ‘cfg, groves, . 4 to 60 acres: 7 cut-over citrus and truck | easy ‘-G0 ; vata! ae fen ead on RR Chestnut st. inautté John hs pg ie . Loflin Bo tance email, part payment A ant Seda! ; floor contains one jarme room: bat toilet tn agg ——— a. wy floors, xtures. use newly decorated cevanmthodts for cars: lot 50x149. New sereey ATAL( i+ JUST OUTi mandiined many farm New seroey Photoe Tt rite to FARM ROENCT, gi8 for bprchase ms eigh ay ae Avia County. m=” ! hes celved by the board at th a meetipa i evening. Dec 1 1922. dD. ‘= QUICK MONEY. For galarieéd people on their own notes with- | eut indorser and without knowledge of em- ployer or anyone. American Brokerage. Co., | 20: 2 Railway Exchange Bidg (e14) | '€ PER CENT MONFY—Under banker's ne serve evster 6 per cert icangs may i on city or farm cto eh r c indented impreve or pey ede PCaittorn) a Reserve Deposit Co.. LOANS—LOANS— LOANS. FARM C Free =e bargain in Fo and awd Stat per ‘cent: ‘interest, -340. Post-Dis | ——— ee eg therr a pee red rh $0 yt Boul rv farme near F ARM—2 ps oe cate . sma!) > would get together and go to some neat « my manufactur we pant Petre ——S ee. | move only requirements necessary ° ’ For Rea!) E state } manein wn bs va. worth $75.000. Box M- |MONEY supp lied “salarie pie. furniture | tings joags are that you show receipts where other lad’s back yard and play base- — = + Be , __| owners, Pids confidentia.. 1842 Rallwey furniture has been cought and paid for in| ball. Now they can go to the public Ste Genevies . ini O36 aranty Bidg se) | => ___ HR per cent deeds of trust for Excharge ag. __{62 your own name; business strictly confidential, | »1. a ; FOR EXCHANGE 2 a. Ww BI} RIAN paN Est — » perty in various amounis MONEY ioanec on automod les: “left ‘in ¥ your | 900 Market at. Bomont 2494, Central 374. py yerounds and use the giants lad - 4016 Chouteau ev OANs On ree = $3000) to $5. 900; security ~ to is a Se a wales) | —_— -—--- - __ 1699) \der,” the “see-saw” and numerous A) : j i - ~ BY p ‘i me 402; ‘ara “ae (cr) ee G50 +o $8] io 000: jlewest rat es. DEI ERING A! res — other devices. ~ m4 : 7 a. Orro 24.000 on ‘West MONEY LOANED—To salaried peop! EY TO I LOAN—C ity and counts; wea tg 5 ov GF - ~ or 7 years, eaey terme: no indorsers. Room 910 Con: STOCKS AND BONDS Skating also seems to be passing. pay 12 per cent inter- National Bank Bidg. (c8) SHARES—2 Power Truck and Tractor Ce.| Abeken said. “Now children don't Dispatch ” MONEY icaned on automoblies; late mode! ar. Box R-17%. | yy eatin ; ode! | _PSt_= want to go out of the house and get SIONEY Wid. —$1600, for S years, 6 per, cars bought, sold. Auto Auction Co., 1210 | GET our «auotations 4 & —— Th on my beuse, -roem brick, Olive 7006. (cB) | stocks and bonds ii a, 20 cold,” he gaid. eant + 6 seer wil ve fir o3° aes ; ; ‘ r Le re)p- : 3 iat ar teed as | POU POT L. TR 3 iTyY CO.. buliding#®: water and Lauis Mo auto road: terms. Box J-2. oS 42 —For sale or exchange. ~ 390 acres, RM hy . Louis: ne*arT TWO railreads: 150 tom ; @ut 4 | ROADHOUSE—Cnicken farm, i ° ,t é 4 e- rultivation 70 ft eS a including | : ' of happ) Olive H HEMERER REA 810 Chestn't =". : i ~~ OO mm nines geographica! ~ largest shipping Fs itrus fruits roads towns. Main line rai'- Progressive citi- ™ for million People on) Too Teasonably rriced. boating. fishing. ad insurance. : wm. J FOR BUSINESS CHANCES, BUSINESS FOR SALE AND WANTED SEE PART®, PAGE 23. t2F houses: | 57 ae st Saute: | auto read, | offered 2 fruit trees, ; ries, _— : or —— rhubarb: reasonable terms or trade fur flat MONE 2 432 00. “at ner rs dibs Tn ._/- ‘ee yearr Box M-282 wt B EHRHART 523% + 3 ea Fort siore cortoer. aw One - RT. 5267 Waterman ?t MONEY Wid —$2900. at 6 per cent. K BOTTOM FARM modern wants $200. bert secur- tT ~ \ To town rg ; geod > ‘a land pDAGhe and ma! route: a? B : oe. va butldings can undoubtefly suit ) : — jleane te our exclusive busl- ness. Call er write for our weekly list, out | each Friday. C Love Realty Co. Edward K. 704 Chestnut St. (092) * 90 be 922 Boatmen’s Bauk [R REA co. | North Side cottage. Box R10 Gpestnut et, St. t.ovis, Mo. _ eek acres. hours drive west frem city. Post-Dispatch ——jR4 ac 200 cleared . auto road. one-third tm rich greek | MONEY Wtd—Private party FARM S00 teuit : 4% cultivation. : mee in nei | will rar pay 925 ~~ use civre very Me alue $19,200, deed of trust $8000. and crose-fenced: sp kinds | tt owner s equity $11,200 will tke S5¢ ‘| : | TONPY we wea = Fs for equity. £O0 np, ews lire ty propert: Ju Pp os Jispe — 3545 €. © , store. heve | R ef tm pemnanee: wire Box bigwert >. 500: will make terms Di spaica Rox M Bidg. ‘ mits 4 change “Grand Py Pest ranc

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ete Ne ne — my’ a APP nahn «- ra Fe = ale bi we als cat nee ich name sail : ahs ae {arene lL A AIO LL ID o—. ee eee ete ree s 10B ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. | 3 EMPI Ue a : xX 'TINDEA to. at Machines.....-- . ad + - - . . ~ > a a ps Oke ewe rr a a wwny o 5 eps . » eS . Auditing © Accounting. les Travel Trips £ Motorcycles. 7! PROMP' TET a ae pn Auto Bicycles —EEE DEATHS —E sone —_ nom i es « a ds wi" - siesta intel i en ee q = 9 e eg we ° ree - — _— —_ " 2. first : s lines ‘ wath Mack extra line. 23¢: e * res, spiritualism, et ane, tects per line. Po “4 ? tiles ee en we ie. ~~ one pi nathensinbta~ tonal ~~ : = —s “is re ee ™ - “ - > D “pERSON— n Friday. ec. ye A- hard a aerees. darling son ¢ ee _ “Helen Andersen (nee Philll) 7 a 4 al from the residence. 14 : ie bong venue, on Monday. Dec. 14 i = ~ sie _ ‘- Memorial Park Cemetery . ie ' ». - = ee eee : ered into rest, Satur: BA t 9:05 a .. Mrs. Ey i One : . - 4 — -- > - ~ ¥ ’ ; = . 4 rad x y Ds Bost kane Pe sees pee “ Ce Ne ate ee ' ae ‘ = vote = “oli ~ pe = : POST. TS eee ee > . belive ry — . 4 . nw ‘ . = - wt in , Fee + a dork ra hd - P ~ ~aoee Pree ay ~~ own we alae tne aa ~ , m a : s nal r¢ : - . o 4 = 7 oan oe : > ee NN oo — 4 - rom ~ _ a * o* =» . ~s ‘ “ es : . ' ; . wt Lae ; , “a t+ . r ta % e ‘ , ‘i - 4 ‘ . * Sea Tr LH) CCL ULL POL 000 L000} GG + | rs Sa eT a oa 4. - ‘ — SEL | t, ia . PPE ety - ¢ — . os oo ; “ — hee a ee ee 4 ET ee ere nem et a ~~ ad = a - into rest on 11:20 Alice Uroke Wilmer. Cornelia, Mrs. Henry Cra Fred Browning, Thomas and (harie: our dear father-in-law, grandfather, and uncle. Puneral on Monday, Dec. 11. at | from William M. Schumacher chapel won avenue and North Market stre -terment at Park Lawn Cemetery. was a member of Modern Woodmen«a ica Of Hetlick, M1. aE nmi eis image See eae a a ye = ae =408 ~— LECTURES ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY FORU!] Washington bi., | day, Desa. 10, | Speaker, Prof. Edward A. Steiner, ment of Applied Christianity, Ia. Subject: The Making of Race. Admission free. — —_—— i we é | ; a a VE SPIRITUALIS ae ‘ . > Bi - uty = AD Ss «cate tlted . nx oy ia. pees . t an nm ian sans ah? WP ole “s ~ ty Rk . ws oe SPIRITU rE. 1868 6. at.; Sunday 4 Dp. m.; ednesday, A. Wagner. - NIO anes Ne 4. CHURCH DIVINE—Meeting Sund yp. ™., TEMPLE OF TRUTH, Marcus Ha’ fl P. m. 18278 State ake a St. Louis, Ill. Mre. Johnson. per , i es emption of Souls Spiritual . . Q ae ‘é .* nd Realize the Difference |~ aa UNIVERSAL THEOMONISTIC CI No Other Sedan of Equal Price Has These Features: gags me, Genuine STEEL. Body of exceptional strength, Cord Tires, six-ply heavy oversize cord tires— EET ik Baltes OT wel Six Standard Timken Bearings in the front and | Baca oe rear axles, (rear axle shaft removable without Interior trimming of rich velour. The appoint-. © PREY Pag ieretag 8 Po taking axle apart, as on most expensive cars). 8 p.m. Mr. Schaar; Bellefontaine finished in Royal Blue. nee owners say they get as much as 15,000 mileg 7 § ‘writ mac" rs. Gressinger, i ELEVENTH CHURCH. 1531 8. ments of your home offer no greater luxury or 79 fu ReaD 7 naalataeaites Bae ates base an idi it} : } : 4 FIFTH aa CHURCE d riding qualities not duplicated in any land shops. A motor of exceptional power amd (sine. "ets warp Ree" = other car of same size. Take a ride and prove it. flexibility RS Srey 100 ea 780 Mill Meters Ce adi Pr om ST. LOUIS DEALERS: ait . | a aaer, Rul emp :30 p. m. : ae Sees, St Seb SE Lewitt o> peter Amin, Salen, \ Whetessie WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc., Locust at 23d bee a wt, wo: EQUES COUNTING, CMM Mocs 52" chartered yh, mite uis _ oun utom On ; u 4 i. CENTRAL 4119 Clayton, Mo, — : all weltome. 3634 Juniat It Has No Equal at— AR cote’ 8 ART : a y, 3:30 » m. Mai kh Bervices ec fs tor odile 4 NEw THOUGHT 3 eareon, Tuesdays, : ae TEMP Mra. Assmann. § PLE LIGHT has 163) sunday evenings. rs. tleff-¥ 4 HARMON PMI Marcus 4 Masten. Services 2 7) Lecture, ow ~~ Tey. om -~ * ” ions nah an . (~ % _ “ rT Meth eer 7 wean - * a oe abies . 0 ey? we. onweat meee as - . os i ee pee _ ee einaired m . Eis Ror ae E ale . x — a : i ate 4 7 * . " « Gov ne. . » - ere ba) ~ ~ ee ae % wie el % cu me: Ot Sayers . as = te are nee te Be men Rahs fet we te See: - ty ~~ ee ‘ ay ees oe ‘gy ae “ . ee heer henge: te A ame we RE ep sy evening ~ ORGANIZED SPIRITU ne with State and natior ae: Pt Transfi zt u 8. 28-26. me figs Beuth Broad Price. ys, . : Wednesdays “ 2 vanes A OO Aap Ale NN in ci en. ts inate teeny eee seine, = ouibenal <‘% . rea ee - : oe ein Ps x apres . Nn RE ee

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ee Ee gE erg RE TE ey EE NS A A - ee FEMPLOYMENT, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, MUSICAL Ce ee - — | in ss sig. SC — fINDEX to Section “B”—See Section Aw. "tz tim ims | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [tNDEX to Section “B”—See Section Ata ‘Sas Ez Sats “+ Fixtur Clidienens ied’... ...5,3.-: | = ign ee - Boats. Launches. .. Mes gs ba . | For Sale os eye OM , Instruction (Miscel.)....12 | Moving and Storage.....12 | Resorts, Country Board..11 | Special Notices ........11 awe fees se en Meee rh mn el ier og eee | Found ‘ ornare (Auto)...... | im ab ben sdavas ee bocce edees denne Storage and Moeving....13 a8 : Gas Pipe Cleaning . nstruction (Musical).. 17? Painting vines ad dene . cee edecesene ane Stove Repairs «sa iam hee jase Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits Seweies hiwe | Paperbanging ......-.-12 seseceese+ 82 | Table Sapplice .......-@8 ce Curtain Cleaning... 42 Partners ....-ccsesseeeK8 Talking Machines.......17 . . i el ~M eee ecesee: Business Cards Denti Help—-Men, Boys oo Help—Women. -secm The More You Say tue Better 'Twill Pay Lost and Found a errr Peer os ee Accessories... ... .28 | Cameras | Detectives . H y Machi | P Renetntine. Canvassers. Solicitora....14 | D Bes. 2 ee SeneR. Vanaane ened Wee cee. yet Auditing ressmaking ‘ | Hotels Millinery = na 2 Pianos— Musaical Tollet Articles +e treo | **e eee © 18 | i 1s ic ter: | —es peewee ¢ acs arpenters & Builders 1% | Electric Wiring ‘ s 2a Medical . Poultrvw—Birds ae Household Goods ST. LOU IS, SUNDAY MORN I NG, DECEMBER 10, 1922. Miscellanéous For Sale. 5 | Printing. Addressing. . Seeds, Plants, Trees. ... hae a Aquariums . coeeoeeeeaee + | Bricklaying & Tuckp’t’g.1” Coming Events “Article! Limbs......-- | Building Material | Dancing CecccceccscccedS ‘ ee scel.) Cémetery Lots Houses, Furn., F. &..... Miscellaneous Wants. | Professional / * Sewine Machines . ' peescecessqoquun pd eer Se 7 ' Radio Supplies ' Situations .. . «et Welk Dumee «ccccesoecsan Y REP ) PROMPTL ORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE ANSWERS. PART NINE PAGES 11—24B A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. — Express ond Hauling .. een EE —— ~ ee ee ee ee ee — -~ ee . -_-— — | DEATHS | rms stern Py SRO RES Fee : Rae Se a ee ee | ERKE—o, Saturday. Dec 9. 1922. at 2 | * ee IN MEMORIAM LOST AND FOUND ‘ S1 gh BER . | i — ~ 1 a. m., Margaret Erke of 2905 North Jef- | . 2 ntered into rest on Friday, e Ste D E A H S _ avenue, beloved mother Of Adeline | g; tu ier 19 at 5:30 a. m., Joseph | In loving memory «We our dear daughter & ufman. F ‘red Erke, silia Kerchner. Li zzie | an SAREE : Bp a\ JN S and sister, Myrtle Duepher (nee 'HMansmann}, Pp K R ss, ( ) N A | I ost ' ‘ ok ° Mathilda (,anter; our dear mot her- Mera, Sunday, Dec 10 3 rm. rm . from t ; ; - } departed this life five years . =. ae’ cons ee | ~. 8, 1917 | DOU——Lost: collie; reddish brown wi grandmother and great-grandmother, | Hetiaze's te tae aon, Oe Choptess © ad ? reghen “aN emetery Decease' FPP IND INI PIE DD ‘and just in all of her ways, spot; wore brown «oll . . \* 5 1? 7 > We . Ty r P . “ . . : : ! ar; scar ¥ eS. ee Spa. hem oo A a ee Seasoning at Witt Broe’ iS a member of § Louis Schweitzer Bund The Post- -Dispaich reserves the right io re ject any query | ha, ii —e id the, rot Ad — end of her Bey cot wed te wr name of Jack: reward | es: « wine § Jeilerson avenue “Upe4re Cc) i} orgzot Lo > wWorid by some sne i2y ¢ " - , . © usr e = entre risualiom, etc... 30¢ |al on Monday at 2 p. m. to Old St. Marcus’ | SEWwary | Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be | But dear to our hearts and memory she will ersonal, 3tc per iine daifty. 35¢ lina = 4 Enright le) per line : Cemetery. : ( i 2 = ‘ — En red iy tn reat Saturd: Y. } iven aticntion, rer l i . aiv v« sund i. Cul ofr ‘Ou Al S5c., daily or FORSTER m= ce . | % © 1093. Wdware W. Seward: anced fi 4] c pi leticrs on medicul questions of undoudi- oe ane nie “+f Sunddy. _ Adoxiton ana Coming Lost or Stolen. Whit Russian — : & ature “4 v Dec 19° ‘ ,@arTs, mrother f Mre Marv C Conds ed sincerity, when accompanied by Stamped addressed envelope. » -ENTS. iSTER® AN] BROTHER. rents. See. tome, Ks poate y , *Se . e ‘ , : z v. © S@nday. Minimum * lines fm 4 : Wolf Hound ad N—On Friday. Dec. 8. 192° a. m., Charlotte Forster (nee Schroede x al at : ; And darling son of Christy | belove r € r). ‘ & i a Ti arior, 4449 Wlive, to] ee eee eee . ore Anderson (nee Phillips). 5 ove Bag pba d a oy St: r Kothes ge Ph wa te = bvenue Peek en, ve ash ng- | M.—The Arabs are of the Semitic! n ' See In memory of my beaut! daughter, Ma- Three or mure insertions ic line be R. and sidence 1410 Tower | | Her : —n nthony’s Hospital, : ; fuesdavy, , 1° 8 5p. De pri ; . poptadegy modes, each possessing its peculiar ||| mie-Husser inec Sleza!l sod 6. whe was Sacegne. Has few brown epets; reward. Cabany ome a 2 y., Dec ee 30 | orman Xs Forster, He: rietta Hami iton | Ceased S$ a memhe a Ranm : AACE and are of the Mohammedan |! merit so that the choice would be called away from dear litt! h iren mother z a Westmore' ‘and. + Grove avenue, on oom into oe icy) | (pee Forster) and Louise Forster, and our |A. R. tages (|! religion a matter of taste and opinion of ||| and sisters, Dec. 8. 1918 rent ey ee ee a cams we memorial *e dear mother-in-law. sister, sister-in-law and | ||| HIRAM.—We 4 » the|the reader specime ¢ poetry ||| . Your smiling face seems always ne PERSONAL 1S8-—Lost, blue taffeta, stitched tr tered into rest. Saturday, Dec jaunt, aged 49 ; TOLIN—— © ntered >to feet or FAda\ Sais? #4 AM. e o not know 1e | ié rm ac er. Specimens o poetry | t wou smiling ace seems aA) Wavse lear, | mens ; en O:1y Jefferson and Cherokee: re .. Mrs. Emma Anna __ Funeral! from residenc>, 1840 South 8. 1922. at 1: _™m.. John 8S. Tolin, iodge affiliations of the English- | of different centuries show how and soft, sweet voice rn nm im r. RSON AL. —Jo seph Wigs , formerly 6637| Sidrey 457°2R years, beloved Eighth street, Tuesday, Dec. . at 8:30 shan » late Emma Tolin men mentioned. the human though t varies in its ords of comfort a Maple, call at Red Croxs ____.. {| EAKRING—1 ost: Friday in: - of aa’ Peter 4 vieeomas : nae ! I lost my d4arling I so. adore. ; ~ : riday. between 10th st. dear mother of ;@ @.. to Ss. aval and : Church, d ‘father of Mrs. Ella ds ww ras , liking and turns from one style to | ITHTER VEKSON Al —Loulse Please come home; and Washington av. station. biue- dteyv ; ee Gods = Fain j finees — a AS : Pate and Pant 5 Cemetery. Pot, . _. ree and Lawrence _Tolin, i A se eet Ss —The David Ranken ae. | another. | i MO SE Sos b ' vour ‘mother ta Bik ne A a. “ie earring With Koi inlay and bine stones: a a 4 nae baa emb o™ oe a a "Vv an end = Py aa dog pathet.. grost-qrandtather >e mae Moan ¥ Mechanical Trades has | E | PER SON AL-—Max Mahm: Please come home wes ae > ™. Harrington inee Canty), dear father of James Mrs. Mary T. ert 3941 Gravo!l aa Ne, 1§08 is worth $1.50 to $1.7 thicker parts than on the thinner. ||| {nee Timmermann), who departed this life nt Tower Grove and Russel! Tuesday. Dec Deimar Esti y), no 3 e ave! ! 15. 9 1921 % shout 7:30 p. m., please cal! Grand | GAUNTLET ~Lost; ‘brows Treland’s. hursday, Dec. 7, 1922, | . Jeramizah R., L i Monday, am : . . ekins together, flesh Dec. 9, : Sa opr : : son Takeo cok take ic? fm fe, St Pius’ | K. G.—Recent quotation of nn be ngg whe me "and alaae in a cool | A loving mother, true and kind, J settee _fc7) | _ Pershing. Anthony Bruemmer, ‘e- Sav ., Mrs. Hanora Lobeck, and brother ~ hurch. Ae in Mount Olive Ceme- ‘t , ‘Margaretha Bruemmer, and our) c “rs. , Mary Sart ward ery mark placed it at -O1 %c. At this place. After standing z4 hours ed ghey pM in her on earth we'll find. PERSON AT,.-fiemeiaueain whe helped lady to |G LASSEN Lost + in leather ane . Thureday 4 et an of brother-in- law and uncle. a or n ane Pros.’ furera! New York City Pepers please copy. (Cc) price |} you gent $1 ’> to Germany it. wash the skin clean and apply the | But +y ond ple secgne dig Revs gar il, sidewalk at 3d and Washington av., Oct. | evening. “Return to her cane Howard ate; © Funeral from Gebken's chapel, 2842 Mera- parlors, “17 10 N. Grant ‘Soul., Monday, Dec. . ; = 2 mECTS Ott! © after she had falien from street car. | reward he ‘ould be worth thére, 12,500 marks. | ND E - wWwouic -F «VU a 8. fol] y mixture in the same way For all of « she did her best x on . ‘ = 30 2 1 P * - 4 Pe “en . ; Ww a oe vnte? ed into rest C ; av De- i rt} 4s " * - Cc oy ing : ul } i¢ r €s ‘ : Ww . nea . , : ‘ ] eS eeeeys C more "dhoese ee | Geunell Church. Intermes er feet 1922. at his residence Sbhd Pans boule rhe “Order of the Red Men” is ala, pefore: One ounce of sal soda, God grant her eternal rest. and anyone who saw accident, please notify | GLASSES—-Lost; sheil-rim glasses, park oe luterment i { e2ivary : areal ‘ ‘ i ts » * . a ‘Paul's Cemetery. i- 96) ; ie?) vara. rae W zat . Red 71 years, dear | fraternal organization. one-third ounce borax, two ounces DAUGHTER mite CKLA ¥ LJ hi NE o MAT iO 7 ab - ese: mere fa P+ we te; Wednesday evening; reward. - Dec. 8. 1922. HASSFURTHER—on Friday, Dec. 8, 192%. | E. Chapman. W. B. Readey and Mrs. E A SUBSCRIBER.—For Information | hard white soap, ht Le KLA AND ALL WHO) td.-—Of anyone who has | @ ci E nte a : — ; = ounces saleratus in eufficient hot nee Rood by to none. SPECIAL NOTICES 3 ra x ctween sind oh , 4% . the , ; th atree De IF a “4 7 Yeane Pe l.The poem. “The Three pa tiie st ate he skin. iis loving heart had ceased to beat, yo |G i.ASSES—lost; jady’a large o tar. ) | ritten bs ne ster: When cool enough n weak TAL, NOTICE—On and after Dec. ; tolee-shel! glasses. im otra pair of Aat- — ee _ - —~— SE iad V. S.—To tan skins cut off use- In loving memory of our Gear mother. > sae South - he : o'clock. Interment in Vathalia | from the residence; ‘181% Sout h Eighth street day, Dec. 6, 1922, 3 - « = | che 3 : 3 Yo ower , at - _fc); to SS. Peter and Paui'’s Church, thence to! Agnes White. ' pad on, Bugs,” was written by the sisters, When cool enough not to scald the ' His can Brot a ben y ee oa are Clifford bL. Kreutz, will noi diamont car Pho Cc 2 wet} into rest on Sat-|SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery ased , Bert, Walter and Joe White. and Alice and Phoebe Cary, 2. There is| hands, soak the skin in’ it for le '\) pleasant to recall. 3 ae fob © Kreutz, we SS | GL ARSE role abel ah re 0 | t ' . ‘ . . : : f ; 1922. at 3 a. m.. Eliza-| was a member of Branch No. 248, K.|ter-in-law of Ivy Pritchard Whi ‘| such a wide range of English and hours, wring out and hang up to })| He had a kind word for each one Ruth E Kreutz. G — gr Gag | ae ws a J * Grand or Hodiamont cara, abdut ate ” our warm aetna. Ot er | of A. }| White and May White ‘{ American poetry. and such anj/dry. When dry repeat the soaking || And died beloved by all. | sP ECJAL NOTICE—I, W, Sommerhof of | 6:15 _p. m. Friday night. Call Forest — NN eon Hel dorie | HEIMAN—On Saturday. Dec. 9. . at] PP enamel hg hy’ h cheeel. S22 E || abundance of style, that it would } : : Me ‘ 4 iday, Dex , at 3 p. m. | ' 0 ¢ , ’ ifficienil soft. ||| | t : ++ be difficult to choose seven poems ti] the skin is suff! y | In sad but loving memory of our darling of Missouri, do hereby eye notice that | GLOVE—Lost, child's gray wool giove, cf and drying two or three times un- | LOVING WIFE AND SONS. (c)| 4556 Maffitt av., City of St. Louis, State | 4658W. 923 Walton: ; reward. oe 8:45 a. m., at residence, 1525 Montgon gy eel avenue, on mg ag egg os ¥ Interment at 8S Tuesday 384 Gre |}ery street, Henry Heiman, beloved husband | 1 hawnee, Ok, Tuesday, Dec. ase acclainy them as the greatest. Last, smooth the inside with fine | | q.ignter and sister. Cecilia Zurline, who ge- will not be responsible any gg Da __ Aubert or Fountain, _ Forest 172 if s r * s date by my wife, Mar- —T b { ~ s a ‘e ai f ~ e “ . ’ ’ | YOOLEY—Entered into peat on Thursday, father and brother. F |There was an angel band in heaven WILLIAM SOMMERHOF wa poe supplies: reward, a6. —— Broadway. Tec. 7. 1922. Mary Dooley. beloved sister; Funeral Monday at 2 p. m.., from the ' , ' mas Dooley iaterert ; 46 St 1 I uf M TI | That was not quite complet —_—_—_—_—— — sa ee Merrell’ s parlor. 07 ey Metianar tiemeioee, 1996 Louls event (e} To the Members of the Mound | EGAL INFOR A ON. - oar enon our own dear Cecil | PM oS 2! | HANDBAG—Lost. P YY , 9 7 re 4 e —— ar f {By 4 Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) Cectita. wae our only daughter, | ADOPTION reward. Return 3097 ge Jetierson Bari on Monday, Dec. 11. { HETZEL r hn’s Church, thence to Calvary aS ae. at into rest Thursday, Citv Undertakers iY : m.. to St. Jo . FS De ; 102°. at 10 10 , m., Philip | e tak rs and Liv RORBY.—No. the marriage license | edwed the child to be his. Pride of all the hearts at home: ADOPTION— Wanted: to adopt. baby ‘girl be- HAND-BAG- Lost: leather. mae : rew I tzel, hushand 16 Ceceased 2 Magda. 1a ervmen s Associat} o- ' - oer ’ Stat af+ leg e childre the il- But the angels float! i I ' : lag Ss Associatio eannot be used outside of the State |he left legitimate cniiaren, angels floating lightly ween 1 and 3 years; good ou. Call aszemernit: Tuesde afternoon; . DROKE- EpeS. at nT-20 “>. m.. johns. Het er . m.. from the funeral of . late — ew ~ as a business. wife is still living, you are still )| In toy ing memory of a devoted hushand —— parentage. “Bex B-S5!, Pom: | HANDBAG—Lost; at Friedens Chareh ba- | ly residence, 3117 Nebraska avenee Wand, a member of our association. 40-YEAR READER.—The lawyer married to her and she will have |/and father. John © Sommer, who departed | —— — ————— (1) | N95 genase afterncon; reward 4010 4 interest {in your estate when you ‘| this life one year ago today, Dec. 10, 1921. es . Oe fe) | HOUND—Lost: t Bellefontaine Cemetery Monday, Dec. 11, at 2 p.m. joe" | By ‘order of association “ an (an oy Schumacher chapel. | KEADY—At New York City, Dec. 6, 192° HE NRY_ W, WEISHE YER, Prestéent. ng " oe ae of the in Tee ten ‘die, unless you get a djvorce trom The golden sun is shining BIDS WANTED large female; white and North Market street. John wv alker Keady - test: CHAS. C. MEEK, Secretary he judgment ws ont pre her. Her seven years’ absence | Upon our father's grave; ! ——— yellow; F reward 4610 wport. ‘lient have made an agreement I ‘a unheard from would protect you The one we loved so dearly | BIDS Wtd.—850 feet of sidewalk at Henwooa| HOU ND-—Lost; black an ert: male, that the interest shall be ) And tried so hard to save, Park: pay in fine lot here, 40x150. Box M- tail, 15 months old; reward. Julf Us _— amerery. Amer: | PE anlage es att ee oes chapel. 3671 ‘a ern Woodmen.of Amer- live street. Monday. Dec at 3 Dp. m. | vidi ng P (c7) | Relatives and friends invited to attend. (c) | i fe from prosec ution for b! gamy if you | And when we lost our fathe 187, Bost- Dis aten. {ec "| KENNA—At her residence. 25254 Cora | CARD OF THANKS gg Fen ee trace |marry again, but if she turns up |i|/' — We lost our dearest pal. 2d, Post-Dispatch ao aan) | man eureka, Mo avenue, on Thureday,. Dec. - = 192 at 7 _ wat MORTG AG E — If the mor 4 Ee later v ou wou ld he out of luck, 50 | We love you and we miss you and for- | re ost, black and tan, or P. mn Satie Manse i an ia» ee We herew! th wish to thank our friends and is on record you are reasonably safe. the thing to do in this case is get rf ever shall. . aturday; 14 inches high. Ret te Pe ‘ : relatives for the Kindness shown us during as you can foreclose on the land at a divorce 3639, Loughbo rough; reward. Ri i lov — — late Wi! a iam Kenna, dear our bereavemen: at the loss of ovr dear ‘ Y t sue the new ' fo Geer ene 2: o homas, Willlam, James andi, é. a + ert Phe , ‘ any time. ou canno d . SERVIC MAN Ex-service |’ safe in heavens bower, y, Frank K n h f riorie | rother, Ernest Ragsdale; espectaily the Rev Pa 10 n the notes. EX-SERVICE ET oo It The day when we shall mee JACENSE PLATE 170335— | rank ana, Geer gre mother of Mat serie fH wher as he did not sign t men and otherg can homestead | Grows neare: every hour. — LOST and FOUND _ rack; reward. Return to zie rim, end See en 118 COM 3 a, Sunday. Des. 10, . ™. | Sane Kenna. Father Lavery of Hols money Parish, and : onan as “ . {f ’ c ryt} ene ° T} 0) ec, ese the land “ . ont ward A. Steiner, Depart- | ywneral wil! take place from Arthur J for se wn pone ul floral offerings. ne P 5 or an f oa the me owner, |'ublic land. Iix-service men are || Sadly missed by | ing Co., Laclede road and Brisco Ry., Web- ot A pe Cuatiantty, Grinnell Cok Donnelly’ c heron 3R46 7 indell boulevard, on | MRS GENT ¢ "RAILN, r RE D RAGSDAL ro Asit can BiFO —- , ” . sain : given eredit for their service during WIFE AND CHILDREN. i ster Een Subject: The Making of a Great’}-Monday morning. Dec fi. at 8:30 o'clock AND HARRY RAGSDALI YOUNG MAN—One (division of | fF, ¢t being counted as part ||—-— — : —— te MEDAL—Lo las? @ Ps acdesion free. to Holy Ghost Church ett yy nmaaet af Griminal Correction ' e war, it ng c —— | Ost last Sunday: soldiers Mis- LO o.v Ghost Cruren. nterment 25 \Si- i we desire to extend ov - . » C4 Or riminat de _ of the period of residence required | | _sourt State. ‘Notify Elste G. Fisher udio, vary Cemetery ‘ : re « ‘as furisdietion over misdemeanors | write to the Commissioner of the _UNDERTAKERS gous (goin, o05 line: out-of-town. | 54s 3 Easton: _reward _ Forest 47%, ce datiy c Sunday: minimum 2 MONE Y—Loat: a"! in bili« at ‘ ‘ i heartfelt thanks for the ‘svrnpath aa : . ' ’ j — | KOENEKE—Gone to rest, Saturday, Dec. | condolence, | ina - ar iglations he city ordi-|puyuplie Land Office. Department of = o.. . & y nao ; : oving Pa nen : mn wu iT} yt «A , : ; _ upilé aAltiti 1¢ e « ii: at Z:208 n- | BOpe to join them son veet da} We tried in the Criminal Divisions ocust .streets. and the Veterans’ {|= Ban 8 nl oo OD Gai hed WONT Lest Gide he i at M on High ; Dec. Jil. re ~ 3 p m. In | ealee them so muc h ar a al} who loved then the (iy iif Court ¥ u om * D a NINT , ogi CHT RCH—Dark circle Wednres- J. Tisindlenst. om dear a her and gerand- VW e v st to thank our relatives and friends Trust Co. depositors. but we cannot ee paid, either in full or a . -_-——— _38908 -ounc!] Grove av., I ine Lawn, stock! ng department: reward. 6718 Sine” fay, 8 3851 Lee av. All welcome. father. ifor the kindness shown us in our sad be- , will t id. If e. | Beautiful |] ke , d IREQAL E—Lost: male, St. ~ Eouis or St.} fitt. Forest 1491R D. Funeral will take rlace from Arthur | reavement im the leas of eur beloved “stn Fee say when they e pal — one-fourth installment, on March 19; sa Woo Leuis County, answers to Jimmy. MONEY— Lost; $20 at K Bo | UNIVERSSL Spiritual Sciety holds serv- Donnelly’s parlors, 3846 del * ‘brother, Albert E. von Ahnen: the Rev. ||| You do not want to exchange YOuUr) The State income tax must be paid | THE PARK METERY Phone Olive 6364 during otfice hours; ib: store: finder please ret m; Fe ~ oc! ‘ : {('nion Electric preferred stock, the /in full on May 31. State income y CE) eral reward. mma Se - ~ _side 1833R. urn, = Sunday 8 Pp. m., Wednesday yA P.- m. | Monday afterno@. Dec. 11. 4 ioc Otto Press for his kind words: als ail. | ae Beineiger Se pee. SLI5A Damon. | St. Matthew's Church. Interment -| bearers and Ziegenbein Bros.. niecakere. | company will redeem it at $105) tay returns must be made not later ||| NONSECTARIAN, PERPETUAL CARE. | BAG—lLost; Friday i live MOOSE | BUTTON 3 4 re ‘THEOMONISTIC CHURCH, + vary Cemetery. ‘c) | We thank our relatives and friends, also Em- per share and accrued inter@st UP than March 1 and Federal income | PERPETUAL CHARTER. street car; reward. St. "St Clair 1R Iberal N~ 50S Fine - Phone Olite | | |OLIVE 14. 722 CHESTNUT. CENT. 6491. | Gy, pecans p.m Myr. AG—Lost; tapestry: on Vandeventer, be- 8 m., Thursdey, | LOLLBACH—FEntered into rest on Thurs: lerson Electric Co., the Bradstreet Co., Shap- ||| to Dec. 12. tax returns not later than March 15. fellefontaine car. | day, Dec. 7, 1922. at 3:30 a. m., at resi- |ieich Hardware bo. and Grover Cleveland ne | _ . (c68) , + te "3848 West Pine. (c99) | beloved daughter of Val and Emma Sauer- | husband, son and brother, Edward J. Skinner. how serious an operation ‘ ; We especially thank the Rev. Father O’Sulli- we know what the-operation Is 'O the bacillus anthracis racter- Chamberlain, call Cabany 875 PURSE—Losti ady's R F *~ O R T S BILL FOLD—Lost, in Kresge’s 10¢ 6tore, mM. P., Y 6th and Washington. with valuable papers. | ton 241 Ww: reward. : By gn g 5% N. rvi b dear sister of Gustave and Esther a Oo} Services runn, ea van of Immaculate Conception Church for the be. An opera ation in the nose, hew- ized by the formation of a hard- Return to 17O1A Henrietta, Kast St. Lovis PURSE—Lost powere. ai ven for charit a sSssw. on PURSE- fv m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday | Saverbrunn. Mrs. J. H. Mackensen of Dav- BILLBOOK—Lost; Friday afternoon at the 1:30 p. m Mra Rin- | enport. In. and Mrs’ Rev. J. F. Schu-/| kind words of consolation, the pallbearers and | ot likely to be a serious ed welling or ulcers, or both, at — macher of, Pati be varied _ Arthur J. Donnelly, the unde wi i Ag Such operations oa the point of Tnoculation, with symp- =, gy + ae i euataiaing currency, tw hecks a" knae on Fyitey Solid agate, 25c line; owt-of-town, wo keys and sun ana line dlecount Va enter. Return aker d in R . Tex. : PEN : operation. f OF CHRIST THE UNIVERSAL | Deceased will be eee oe) PARENTS, BROTHERS AND 818 4 ry in ear troubles toms of marked systemic disturb- ——. Hilda, Clara | shown In the beautiful floral offers ren- | d | a f imals is a loons | : - enth street an in man as well as in animais R MULE ct HUREH yr Hall, | 2nd E. Ng oo = the ag@ of 44 yeers | dered in the my dear wife, Ethel | gat Bout tor Aavine you whether! most formidable disease, often re- B- - phy Co rccs Goeer 875. Cha. Dh acu . Bervices every Sun- 2 ants ode emy Deo. 11, at © a m.. ee wa 1 thank the employes of the Axelson Vii te is likely a stay at Koch Hosp!* Al | suiting in — even — eee || WANTED—Ban to lease or orga a or 2| auestions asked. Saivhiees end crenings Bund eee. |from the home. 810 St. yviair avenue to /men. I especially thank Rev. Mr. Young for, would benefit you. Do pet scare. | ment. There > ew f avent Oaue if || chore® for fishing camo on 6 oF | BLUE DRESS—Lost. with red bead- . uis. " , wv ) — weer. Se Conmern, pas- Baierox—— enters into feet on waute- Hehe, Dover Place Christian Church, for, their metal, but metals wah sense let «stoi 0% WEEK ENDS—Mrs. M. 3 c. Miller, Santivar: bod; Oil Tver tone ieas peg 4232 Mc- _ day, Der 922, at 5&6 p. m., Marie Co. for the excellent services rendere — IN MEMORIAM Hillsboro, Mo. - Both phon black and white markings, Tuesdays, 2 CH | Ralston, beloved wife a Frank Balston, | JOHN & KEETON. . “Sara Wil. ; 4 —In - nt Hunt-| eye. deaf. Delmar 3845L ° clock: Thureday daughter CLUB MEMBERSHIP—I eat Pol u dear mother of Frank Balston Jr., Gaughte . - . ; ~ In } lovi memory of my sister, Ot Wiil- j 14 Fishing Club, inc.; $2 for 1-15. _Reward saloved. © ' y t 1916: - B. : len eparted this life Dec. 9, ; ownership in property; excellent duck shoot. | | BROOCH—Lost; on Thankegiving, od “ei i of glee LIGHT Ci CHU H, 1686 Ohio. = Henry aud Rosie Krawczyk, | ester Our sincere and most heartfelt thanks are In loving memory Of OMe) demenies te; con, who wins evenings. Mrs. ME rtloft Woodring | J: _and Stanley Krawezvk, — hereby tendere4 our relatives and friends for | — . ree 2-8 ee, be, | ‘ al Mo. : a Tame all wel "36 T , wife of Fred Reifelss ir, heartfelt thank lat to 3 4 34 Juniata. (c09) hine Reifeiss, and sister | neighbors for “che 5 Ege Figen Fo i oem Consult the clinic &t| an abrasion of the skin. Anthrax SR Ne tees Se ° 7 —— months days. the kindness and sympathy shown and the ly mii , MBs oad Ct ie | lon a7 Greve. wet NY Mr : ’ dear sister-in- law and 30. Nmessages. | 4,5 Pert RS BA Fg acre Bh mene lr Y, MOTHER AND ‘ALL, Wee oe Clara, I loved. but ou net save. BROOCH —loet, Thankegiving 5 meralsgi, on : : cr Bborec. | , | Deimar-Olive | car Slasdlobes "¢ e Bad Lecture, messages. | aie bia 4 the time of sad@nese and bereavement |dence of her sister, 7 cru the death of our beloved wife and . ee Badly missed TeR SUSIE FLACK. | design m = co RY revere. lo in 11, & aR CHUR 2652 Shenan- COUrS. on ae re ay Eighth + mother, Mrs. Dora Delarber. cially 4o | Garting son, Mel- SLUB SITES ¢ close eramec oe ednesday | ° ‘chock, to Bt —y - Interment in Calvary | ¥e thank the Rev. Father Martin 8. Brennan | of : 35 down, NCHO H se ot OMMT Cemetery, edd me FR ore Recon elgg 18: Ketherine fichetfer, who tied Dea. 6. 1921. | x bi578° Post : ce ee rites aaturaay mavens MU og OF BOULS 2945 Chenee- Cemetery. satura 1 benediction: the pallbearers, for one mile up | CB41A at ednesdays, 8 m., | BC FF—Entered into rest en y, their kind stance, and Ziegenhein Bros., | nc eee. m We think of our her " at Fenton — —-- . ate bxes . m.. © mise’ Howerd Re" others. Dec. 9, 1922, 15 a Pm ong — their efficient and friendly | bealr - ys. W . pe wHrTeE. ‘But_oany ny + on re. shed ge rooms and ik ully iy farn'aned CA sane jenthor: eep. see cluh pean, name te F. , ey ) reward. 39 5 8 Granda. V “ a CHURCH, 4412 West Baie. Ruff, dear mother | 7 - ednesday evenings. Mrs. | sister of Sister ‘Hildegardis, cerviges enter DELARBER AND FAMILY. ©) 4, tovin r dear wife, and ym = ‘' | bouse today or — thfer, Olive Bo ech Er ” 7Toaas DAUGATEARS. Morrison. + and our of Herman L. lampe Aear 4augb 6 Reichmenn, | : mother and great- randmother, | | 1, at 2 m., from de _— this life one year «ag, , a : 3 stri o. = wooded neral Monday ZED SPIRITUALISTS. ned aRere! 3525 Bhenandoah avenue, to Bt. N MEMORIAM (1921; her, brother} In memory of our M meso State and national Assns. | [oSidence, | “Gslew’ Church, thence to Calvary , i Badly mfesed by bus by husband. mot t - Ming: Ss ve, 15 fee good vhs | and a Fr 1919. with “The a pumediguration. - ivate. Piense ae In sweet m ry of Ferd Wen * Cemetery. Fused was a saember departed Dec. 1%, 1921: Gone, > a 1gb Bout at rag fe Bun- | Liborius Ladies’ Society and of the “anird forgotten. FAM LY : Solemn requiem mass, nse, Wetnen“a7, oe -\* ° ’ oath ? Tameee | receive = esdays DP. ™. | Order of St. Francis. gee |1622, 8a m., Holy Ghost Churce D S God called h is wi it; entrance Airedale, anew , Charsh, 14694 Hoddiamont av. RUTHMANN—Entereey p into rest Friday.|, W. Rect meter? ot ie ite Dee 1k ‘lof my, sweetheart, Charles Elmer Love, | But in our Lasts yy if 8 et NaILY. ré. Bit tion “Gaver ae | Noble; reward. Cal io . , 2, at m., Charies ©. | 5 - 1%, | wae killed in the service of the Rock BERES tem ré. Pp. m. so Lornner. Tues- at. vieatly” beloved © — band 1020, missed by all who leved him. (c) Railroad io re ae” te his or. | i wes Peeee 1a—Lont. ey + 1 ae ‘ Ruthmann (nee Degea : ‘| Dec. 5, 22. 3 ard , ohroec In loving memery of gg M ne property DOG—Found ; ne mixed Vv - welcome. Geo: s®, teron7y oe Ss Fn og In loving memory of our broken fiancee, Miss ) SOCNG EES 6 k. nheimer, TT otek (s ite Dee. , Fas og and hound. rand 3 7 North 11th, Sundays | Ruthmann. brother-in-law and uncle, | Srother, Eugene J. Schumann. of our dearly be- 921. Benoist, Too! Ti Title Te Guaran ranty {cB9) . .” Wednesdays 2:30, | our dear bro of this life Dec. 13. 1918. Gone but not In loving remembrance “a departed I think of A. p-- gon tn ome at residence, 4557 Labadie av. | *#ed 53 aay. Dec. 12, at 8:15 0. m.. | erection. Sadly misecd by eTER loved father. Towle a: aot Feat 3 bane 2 No eye “Benitence, S84 West Belle. | 2%, cet eect ae guarea Year fs pag mies : "SHORES, | ie Sa ie ease SUaS UA BITE Wile" Ware h Chureh, 22 00 St. Louis av., Sundays ———, pt Mo. Relatives and east th anetvermary mgee a pened Sacra- rn pe oN - : . ioe cw Valley Park and Castlewood bs at gets 2611A Rausch- . 4. (c) | oor foe a Dec. 14. 1922 7300 ical ~ Box ¥- -Dispateh. (cBO) me, Thuredaye 2 and 7:30 p. m. hese . invite 4 inte rest on Friday, Dec. for the late James P. Dowling. meo Church, 2 — arch, 1908 ‘and street. *gun- ater 8. "Sead at 6:4 “fe : Maney Smith. be- May 5 gy J — peace . sien an y Gear wife and our | an 2% dear who Bike aca t Geyer, Wednes. | ved, mother of ‘smith (ne beloved nacht ia' so neventh birthday, gee ne sr bearie Marte Fritsinget. whe Geyer, Wednes- | piother-in-law of ¥ Lene sh) and our dear dau enter, oth In yon? Gariing | George +h» , eh!ld, Seon ty, iy de- In heav == oe was a band of angels Se = her firty + this wt? é Me Theat t quite Ber sm our fancy We can see from “ae ge residence, 5812A y those who loved An4 God ge our 4a ing mas Coe street. 3 st. Paul's Cemetery. live — Te fill the vacant sea In que - Sadly miesed by and Link Oscar miles . Fn ocr, Soar am whe Des. MR. AND MRS. G. SIDBVERS. roads. — Friday. Dec *. | Sfo22. ANz Suddenly, 2° ie ‘husband of 5. 1918. Gone but not femgorten. pone sane Vv this life Dec. 18 cz! dear : { Jr. 3581 8 South Ninth, Bun- | Helen "Reephan” father of William OTHER. FATHER AND BROTHERS. w Oscar H. Step Mr. Stephan will Me st his nome, Ee. Hartford street, until! 2 Gay. In loving services from o k. Lupton Re et dear mother gran . 2 avenue. iiis'o: Dec. 10 30 yeas iife, : Droege. te Olive pice, wee pei hs, Mignouny Geemeayery. Manabe ara wage Beet, Coen - P, .

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Co., cale tra Bide 8, etc. PEG OF done —— pt em magne ees n ENTS—Ger Pontiac Bide peurance in AOBNTS To. .-aae teed iets Write $1° “o le aeteuS per Gaz hine os - s- Co. a er . case, “e 3 ho wv ALE lence “ A nag ¥; part ranteed usewty old a per; turn ¢ water; Flou time goods. oo introd r- | fsolden - wank; © pat dow eatisfact ~ ho od uc- itte doughnt ut dro ah A ory. ur; $16 | # uniin its; m P sweet, Write 6} chin ifted: e oney nr ae for | tie! we in store normous aking posal ww «(xk window demand; « mone "Ww at put oney fast: —s cSaaueiten: wotdicans money who! you take esaling to “DR ESS Sit. by oat Olored ae ae Post-Dis. 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Ei ngton.( C Bet Lefe A avenue pat ox M an __ Bo Oo ne old t and “_ ombin special — chan nish! ering NOG refs. oats fs hi Foe conom gton.(c) | BOX M-3 rene ge | y PRES ue. , 3409 | 5 teh. x M-351 AGENTS oe ioe eine | thine a wath a, 2 alties; lelinrs, Dedateads, mirrors, RAPHE Fore enc pr y Oft ‘le e SS! —— -* 47, a e rec Ww A N SM AN ‘ Y IUN od P i ‘ NTs—c yo” “Po time; I tte in- th ts to i orth ood 0 ) “ulek. ) bedste leware, tind 4 ex Se Ss st 3870 s 4 OL ost- Di juired. | . re TED fi ——~_} cxpe — NG ‘ ) ost- a 50 ‘ rew st- Dis Rete a ing en A ve aw 3 — fr pe, ce Ms copper, acs, a perie | 1S . halft rt Pp at & W iE_EN— i b c mu men pate ssist| Soa tireiy a. a ee, furni nt s. steel, rticles a phone nce; reta ae . per wee : (e) CT ( TH pete’. ES | an A PP] = wor oe Lone, co} or en “pre -" : Mar ~~ For be uys on ad Cllage f novelty m oap ¥ Works new, sen you wa tt ahed : ; Ww, Cc om lete iror., of Rone Cobeny rious Ler: ae : 0) rir y k. cel. | LiL "7 iid Ni ir EX es 47 i] MACHI ao P] NE rm RI : press and. iar - 1h ate com lee on | ‘Yor ‘NG ma Co.. aring department. te Pena GI ot one aaa ee AGENT 7 oh 77 Park + oan e. ” United | Yor Wisboratorten 1 © working OF en = : rate sit. ’ — — nadicats 7 i TN Ut IC __ Work. J H AN ZET nent graving as and ines latest im ter. ne t Ase ptit 6 to 18 sasto n a mu. Ts....3 yes %& 56-s * for b dy h Quse wondert ew York es 1133 on Ja re ledge - all w eS i e Trust Mu ¢ PA _ 190% DS— } eatiey posit! te : fing mProved | ¥- om pl oO le F machine who ) store S00 99-38 Pi ig profit ouses; heat ul coal- (eM) HOT Por 1h Broad mes De- : or . boo ork ; years; : Rs 9 , with bi st. pr s ° a th Ki j a a Si in = F or iress Rez a nm ans 7 t Open in Drin |¥ or ——— af & rev urnitur ine ah Ch and c ff per cent . _* ne st. N. it ly j all coal ers r ~saving I oT 8 I peepee a5 way NOG RA. kkee woes 4 . =. ; c ch e, fo ({c) actical orow = ER ; mit av annir i ie ¥ lean a r ansp ts shop, rin & | NG A e Coe ° as oD wo Cc apMman © yt tice rofit: } oN. ¥.] 2 ndorsed consum anges device rods, et FTERS. «7 . years: c« cR—Sit - Actor 9 ge in, 123 N fer y. ray ING -_ on men’k ¢ Perienced | Bolle AC HIN Saul . _ aers a. S n paid. | hous Ci lerk or 1 C Al at. “3 Dw y: ree old, Dalot elds $100. 0 erested: ent {N clalty ¢ ( ‘o ractive ‘3 lighters, : B:_ an f ex 82, & £ 7. Rucke 8th. ' COAL I ‘O- F monger, Sosncny- and fled ermaker IST s pind! er. Ad. | USE ; ‘s and 5 wan 2 . TD N7 “— ight Bidg., sample. GENS ee weekly: high . | INCH ss 5541 3 prices. W eurt. sma || urnish "experience § 3 — rt Archit 2 ee. RIVER. ALLIG a lehepee 8 and bi ‘S r, Dal- ‘Washington. order fill £){ bu S—Coining n Kansi th display efferson cot Pa OG office. reteren d; Ss se ; xX ect Sup- : sund av c tl “ — ‘ ind B sine , 4 TOR J tow n JaAu ®XxP wf iac kar ress 7 ‘ | ¥ ngton. ‘ nt post ers in 8) ness th ng mor sick a Sth__st.._ Fai rice, S15 “ad ertise at. “Pb *. RAPHER—3i Colfa nCe ; . sae mas m wna rr Monday. FP ‘ ham. fc (over { week: annd ok niths; ful ae rs W i OUNG tions, wholes tae A lat wil ney, 80 (99) , A. Jlantic o W ement, "pila, F fling mocwl > —$% a x 937 ‘gal Bee 6451 oney i fo TT LE« day 4] ton tr aes rbd. . good pref ally aval! W: \7\ r ME A ale Ma rt P | eur methi . : = ; ec ity vod's | 161 1 ma rker y uy R ashviiie. n spare tak ‘TION 04 M uc % MA 30x fe Wages: : rred ; eli - ant rR al large N—Two. e1 Drly 3 reduc rise ng ne a. | Loo opula nagazin ond Caba nt | ears es ~ - timo. fe ch M AN aru he “st l AN—% -35, P S: prefer. for out adlite Ys! ; ed ur corpo wo, =—srhnaesid best 15 At ts f you, fr Ww, : . ‘AL M —- r Serv ness ny bos. ret experi gf wm errands. C resp oie ae teenie 7 ane er, Tear ling ad) Post-Dispatc th t= | ¢ expe as a Grae tue lerget! : ENT s. Co. e@ sam- outd ANAC ee loos, A NOG RAPH 5; la ence; # : ail 3d 163 ondence iny First — = Mf ust ‘ispatch. 17) ;On CO riene | Btat ium tae leon Cc. to f 3S— » Wo i sitetion. APHE rge EP tore floor P 6°. Post_] ne thoes eee : gE. Ce _ sewin atch. _ ats eed © axe, or ins Me shen tne ast; irenadii rcester, { ——— , Spare Vertis nm each bli EF R—Ss office . a ost-D Post - Di c nt ac 8, ¢ ., Ld § mac : (Tr ] and pre Box Y- , expe ,nsuranc out sent! S* assort ne KN uy Me tire ing: b co a r - ie " 5 ht manuf {s- c% I. - ate} onfiden oeunts, , . and chines. = pr ‘ pa nt ssers | “1. 25, rience e-savi to ent ‘ “ 7 5: Bi ed a IT be bo ah ha , ver o no e ig pa unty, . f al ry « cap m 4902 acturing. LECTOR i. tia! co ime f red: Lucas Raw- | _ 4 s for I 7, Post-] and Bae necauat 1A fark ample, 2 ozen 0 w ti AGENTS Con | Rt amoewert Bek Sex xperien y; wh ‘ ‘ears’ able lad 5 Cau Manche 7 Apr ly s ! OR es | SOx Mr. ‘M2 oat roan “Dp wir > Wn: At hy ? t loff oung —_—— Jispatch salary e ount Wi . ‘I 2Dc. n disp! es ‘sell teen n. Conn. MMAG = onl enth I ce req ni or 5 exnerien 15 or ster. unday, | © wila auto pr Ixperience AN oom and heard 405 (C) Cw Line man | My — spestea, | bk NTS. oledo, | FiNckO op aS } me bee eos” ieee ai you. F sales =a Sous villi ay 8, NOGR month, ence; . 2 ver, ——— | ———= Abe, pr ererred e ne —_—— twe drive card. 4956 N worl RLEE , oust an—A | M ——200 per c Ihto. UY CO., rac ork f have RESINS aie Repre make e. Ky. APHER “~ Box ; Pig A 1 ammar SOE POM 3) iCo de ‘ i. VW eS8; _ — en 12 « airt 956 M ¢ part wisty I: Er Pt - Sst. ] (c) | edai nr per c “eee! 944 i p e or you? hund ermane Sentat $50 4 dai (99) uraic; ER- SECRE R. . = 11 Pine. a school a —f LLECTO estern Site nN | MAN 1 S Warzon tft Phers " Lf TH . rk ea good s00kk. | lars free eedle be ent ~ profi rofit of onts, Supp reds of Divisi nt busin ives wan ally; we takin thorou RETAR : _ a f stor 4th edu-a-} ealar R—FElder =iiver an onl Oo te) Sunday eu! —~ T) (‘( )\ IN( ‘ Fe A ‘ Ret, hand eer _tor ; Johr 90Ks: au t sellin capital 5 per a each © 086 you BToP pon st. + eee. es Ww ted ev thy 4 enti gh a , a - > - e; refer Tr y $30 scderiy, - : ing hi tend furns 3201. ‘all hb ]P wemib “ I 315 i. men 9 gS} vi 1{ Exp per:~ may Cc * ison Kr ick ga! x Prize for requir a” . ne ma only TUP I t hica hol nad bG4oWw nd re it.; P ence. re eg 1st B! per m active ‘3 ouse i ‘rear. P le ANY Washi 1APLE 9 aA erlanc -— cago, others, 63: Da . free ed. W Figur de yo AI 50. esalers,"’ w charge liable; - oo est st Fix —+ | dg month , part ; {A ar 4102 A ‘@ and r. Pin . ' wy \V - ngton IGH I nd 2] ed in AGENT: hs oe Ne H-53] rticu- _tues, literat on: Sert e it ou ua lights, -¥ GRIN NOGKA PRE. of offi ca . &p See t - ——- COMPOS eiiion h. 1310 Sy time; he Old, to Ve * m work ir PRI’ : ash] ’ av IARDWARO | Kk S M . ; ee 9 Prin | __ 5955 B ure. ul busi t No| ete tablew =: pil P ce. ‘aa live o learn a me FOSITOR Syndicate me. take inster n board- UINTER—G lingte | ARE 4 he en ar — ce- AGENT roadway, curit ness. Se PF nteman te ver mi prience ER—Sit. 3 convenient drug business. pe Gooa all yndicate | MAN Fe 04 P care ’ een Ee. eee gton Av | YOUN : CO., | * are id wome TSM =F _ Eric vy Sales ni | oPrinkle endab, late r hits - a sae nae t.: ~clerk a bo to 620 aimens: | CDS, tel i @eebn: suet tcune —~ (e) ——T? — of furnace _room in small sh thir ae job the owe eo ‘| ford tete us e; nothing tike sens ake $9 cago. Insti-| 8TOP ¥ . Dept 3, ‘plane — . 4 F rences. lerk; 2% yeam ; ied - — 2. ¢. Mic hi —=> i Of ocx up ff must k und - - k erd! naul] lace Lie NW. 4 , i} ’ nirder, ft work o printin x ae f ‘ lére 6 for t ng lil se!) b = OP Wo a ee Mari INOGR AP __# nnev. P Vi ivian ea ; & Arcade Bld ence » requi ‘Ean. ; Y- the work aorTms ref tnow ho Ww man tr ?) M nat . ashes an ; = UG PP R NT’ St : Vy, t . : shade wW>rry ry ‘ | T}} ma cot int golicit Way Call 2X _ .> appircat oe 4 ams ee Rep! nity fo ng to ®: m o”} A St. Lo ssary. ( ollet ollar. AGEN oan, free 1eMnt ; i ake $100 tem it’ - Gesired R—Sit. peepee 1 70, P. cs; 3 ; 4 toch refer one ee ee INC RE T is adie, rm —Nonuni a Cc) M Sik it @Y) q y M: N- PR! “ ry L/OT) \ eh - ref y in ° r the W ork: w Ust be GE N T Ss uls. *‘arnatio goods. E 1 TS—We ot 22 Lan outfit & ex mmediat tw $500 « easy ~~ cs: ER Sit. by young; small ef- -D. = Gentral 3410. ee ee er meee | Clara and 1 SBOE ee. [ANo Neate 168. Peet To aon” See yn will mot be con- | peenean anid De right yous dane and We p . om. | atte te start np Bidg.. clentific Lahen ely for ni uate; d unity t Ung; sma! . % —Colared onnally K is ICO 2. and Te Ee RS- ’ ex N@at, 8. Post-) ucK, onc ee ata and fobber ake - COn- | tox T-9: and ~4 writin ung fel! nl | give a pay $36 opt. erything you 1 in busi _mond, © Labar evervthi! orn ao R- lependa b! o advanc 1 of- abo 3 in- | S00K— © rry. M —("oiore — pe rien ed Ooung, ti —— t-Dis m4 COM- Southeast and Na ree , Pecan 43. Po Starting =. stati ellow, ultry Ford a a week a | spec week! &; men usiness, Va. + Va. atory, 2 ng. 280. © amb... ee ut 18: ¢t , Aj ply onday 1 red: at alley 'MAN— “preferred iia ton cones feeeea te See lultig: private _Post-Dixp: salar ne age | , on oe et uto to n nd expenses! = ialtY candy oe and wou furnish. | ANILLA 1 t7 M Pont-Dispaten. ref- * : 11 ine zeus. “ Sc rune lev Vator. ce = Pi +: n © cs ef, Mary! lar ad = c, ley. ’ } oes —e. = ——s tien 103 'N Seth Ura nt Loe mu} rr / u ae k £tTh) + ral . pl a ant : = h ’ expecte 1. AGE N T = Parnenme” k compounds. expenses Socket arse wes ihioer oem oo S: 30 : | wet aniveedr cont ORAN : Ss or ov on rdtmann hor — To a TURE ANS at ote! — : ‘ _tast emp fan | state exDerie =i i at ’ pur tim: _ ce ad - I w he a . | . 7 ~ , (7) ing Cyril t . Ru Imperi yo sd Oran illyer ome an ystem 9 fury add w GE, ~~ . Re ‘house, er, by wh — = . Usekeenin share rome ‘ ‘ rh M nT cs ip: love qd . age, s nce : s . Peay é (;ive uf 4 nd sat . V k and ‘ 2urners, -~-- al | AGE ge. N sa Ragsda ywhere; pes ree. 3 flavo ater, m etc., ae ENOGRA —— ‘ ft _ tre ones to, work in store. ae , ~ elec ra & ov P Li mine = se = v 37° xh: _. eS 7€ nera! ‘ =e R-2 5; Po na : ~ VC] : Post Dis taey lei } lars. n't = ANTED a. 0. 26 wi Pell She for furnaces, he | selling to experien ry Deywee | rr wrence ‘Chess wane eee n, . , A aay or ™ Thi r . ° ' -—— nv ) - ’ e. - er =" a > ) ] pha 7e | : - ‘ost wT sa . 7 a : ‘ ~ / té i (ier “ ; > wi s a - | © U n m n meee, PHER—Sit yc ns iS} cles a ted Eelec- | ¢ OIE Centers flan. '& Post-Dis Pp expitiones- ave. tH patch. | Rey, ESS OPERAT perien BY AGENTS—ey A wenaee Reliance Bus = yA gp oiy yap 2 ce.or capital req bo $200 WEEK—F asi — evenin ate and oung lady, expe. 4 ection 14 years wil! REPORTE Gx for “country AN—Midd! ~~ 4s, Po, ©, Bive chine sho! — -LIEF = th wt tS , —— M | cold tenets wo! Lansas Cit e@ Burner | Write = Sa All color Must ulred | eral pd store —Free sa be; famili es at h quick, w y, expe- — d night w old, | guar TER—F ay os ipa f, Fost-Pis} full pas __ Week, § CLERK—1 : té ° | sells f eather iderfil ¥y, Mo. | 69 quick. mple © ® and wear | _t offer t window amples; i lar ome ; ishes ork: $40 da ¥ _Post- Di antee §$° or C? ‘ ) ne a pe patch rtic- re S m > ow : * is for §$ winn Jack | ere Ba) Ral! utfit f sizes, _ter Co, o gen 8; eas ’ ; of typ! with m excell work WOY—te to $5 ot-Vispat ch 3000. hicag te trie Li Mmp.oy for light RE Sunda ster (ce) Kinno 10; wer for Fros timore — len M urnish $15 35 eral a ly @ n anus ent work 50. } CR ten Der rear Oo offi i oa ment ight fact ‘PAIR mont} et : ’ n, g00d ¢ outd t coa | AGE N’ Bld fz. ¢ ed f et - ents. ppii GGRAPHER— sn 230. PT i 2 Renee ap others oe (c) ~ this “ine TAKERS year. Box J-3,| _ to AND wae N,, American’ ‘Elec “man & Co, amen h. Rent lay Bo . AGENTS —Seraner, i eK workers, candy. sion a Chicago. Dept. H Nattonaliy LON — lark, _Chicage Pes fo Let? cea «comb —Sit Trego a nee ; ce Fore ot rs . Vv ork, ~--— e of wr _" ae is = cook. , ad Ea a be rTana ap se | SANDE] OOM, re. ator —= bs (2) ‘ 7 . , jus ——~F ast ator .. Mac- sta es: sod wn, t " conarge nown, AR “| hine ination bookk oneal : —General st 3266. mced rk experi we Mo Adirean 3 work — ney Zarton . ERMAK ust out, 8 est sel ae gu nds an @ and ice sell fo ny want sUSINE ——— positi filing’ : . 3 off aj) pi) a : --- x ‘yo » ience a _ - _R. F. idress J Orn on : ‘ lerlir Nn . , 4 i At E ritory eward’ ling m, can d stor ice c nuts r home count s on oe > al op Llaphbone, on, filin ; chance for Ice work; if lad: es’ ~49. Po in MA % x ]) \ . R a) ae rry) “ } ; BL A 3 \ cRS i _Co Koing f 7 profi F ord up dies, es th ream to an 1€ vy: new ©® ran . lif n ‘ { ' d pe No. ay i} aa. ife laninge ' 7 ee nO) ; YO., ) , to nece quick! etc. at ha parlors a store seif- to take “¥- 151. S no object : : : Bidg.. Bro nt. “302 3; : good i Cen a Shi es: no lab Co un ‘bia GC packing rs cian. 5 Se * toh 2 ; : Ah ‘ran! ‘wal 4 | REE T THS G E NTS onal, Mii . quick. 74; ter. ett te arie Ar te toda le bus! ewing 37 aZAl th free ices, ‘Shore ng b mor - & oad L e 10€ avor | ” lz sTapl vie ay } } ‘ ; e* — tad ‘ _r and a at ? ~ RAN > —(, wauk H, AGENTS. e. Ark. ay. » ness a .. tb gif . otto. employed | oe ‘ —— 4 it tc) | CI iT ~~ - | & combi an mak >} | Dwi agent a ttenal i it M ren, nati ab ght } a nsterdar " is: samp! iStantly n 5en- | and women on rain ig monayY a LADTE: it Bidg.. K wy yy’ > le free. mends | tweed and bo and ove y ents IES—Sell ansas cit atura Mende | gvara e clet ye; r 2Vercoa & sto ll . City, , 2| ae eths; genuine de in ts for| = res. offices. | hristmas spe ae. bs ey Pal Waterproof we ‘hb ten na | Pr du cials ¢ — ~~ er ei i Cc ——— _Warsew, vd a sig ME wend eit PE SA =o ‘B14 tn Il. on W eaters ” LESMEN > a inate ane eee ae 1 A Sar eye ne eae Weater| the Kener mwa ANTED I line of P Se, Inc.. ALESMEN. 77 ~Medds ce rig day. K O° : ingsb € a ury har P macy, r 0880 | ing nN Vv $: Cl e aepa t- Ss ee d [So ood Was 5°s. 4 si a’ 65° a 220 Penns} shieribiehiebiiiamiaan if Ol i @ ets a . St. Lout ~ re | s. Mo. be | (eS) AGE NI >» §£ endars, ’ oe — ei , hwur:r. y3! ’ gE padded re- re- no | AGENTS— Se bs +—Sel! Zz M r ich lookin Six "3 7.) imf ort aad art cal ; a OGRAP HER iv. — pert somone enter experienced office roe wa aged ae t Position im vretary ar and the se ga kr oP Kingst pod reason yTeiese me terns sic of mgt | hiy- oe. . Garrod ce, errands ir Ae ge erences. Bor Bs . Printing ; Co 3, ASS | ment. ‘- ; ee S3 oa 3 | es ly efit. Lag APE feyers. for ERG iV P1234, Post B. do copy we — roan eter mougeee , 808 Wi asl] Y-KRANZ r PIST ispatch. ork at hon . os Tor 18 uipment PAIR’ Y M 7 inert > u at FIST AND STEN ome Bax ip Sores. er 28. ete clerical ic) EN—2- at once; on. (e ASti—Biectrie a ced; wa OGRAPI e 5 Wwareh work: § ; ton. ] irm, 1 ene: ane CJ | ‘ng and ric Se ype ane ne. Ls nie work iF-R—S € ‘hy ouse, 10 $15 2 DI a tea miie off . forerme - | an } re pa) A r,s @€xXper secadiills &) AN—S ndell 2924 to do at it.: ex- ~~ « ba years old th an d | DISH VA AS F OS Saat ees (ravois =. a s. | rT 14 ent ng mo oe perienced | 5° . : ee Py & = home in nave or over, f fer fA hite. rd., Fen-| MAN—-} -Dis Biate and b. C best - soa .ER- TS ndeli 4368 MM. ine 2 he : (as: BS mot and ae Sottvery — DISTR ra "604 « ; her re: , aX7- tonne ees experience. ters | &} ane wens jevnter ; : —s : ’ : —For bun 7 | 7 Bi PO: ee. a} i ical TK in off riust i a ts a wv yey aes . and mily y ors - widow undry. = ew w par C T QO} mee. (C) | cern * ice e 18 ms S- . atural roo want . | gy wg aan rp etnies ‘I y is ” }» Unit ‘arge y yeare —— hre highwa. Nottingh viii . ; Mmust B with n AR SEDO /& we the heet : } Raames uu! ew Bouse. AND : Piween 1 ¢ 0g pe wes ox J-3] exper! In i () i A ‘ 3°90 . wWaterpros sells for N—Sit > 7 ‘y family. _ 102 , indy wants : > ; T 28 mele able to cog ne | DR, INS, a y “a aes low te iil ren on 43 W IF , Qn’ « — 0, Post - Dd; “@ an: 7 ern G Ee N' ] os Mon roe, co -=4 rub ber ome : Be —_ -° se ~ i ) ph ; rages rit , On eat s-acre fi nest. e]) — , — Pane aera “pat wild ireatest + xD. Cana : (o8 R | hood ‘tae CBee “ i mOney a 0 ___ .. +, $1 cac AN—Sit. i ree. SON Lindel promptly. i Ags ye — —__*' mane and —Experienc ao : i g have money te * yg dng rrtT WU ia? Me — Wi . 0 | eee mye; 520 [aS preteen of jaker: goes like| clu Yo: ‘bent, GORe ory work. t. by, aay. clean ell 5844W. eas _— Whehingten, 3 &| an a che ‘ae Eo — N—To assen ney to start. F benefit pre A ee SHEenSE ill emp! r fra nee Mfz. Con Lauer neighbor - | aT .. . oe . Rx=tolored. wane clonat 40 att iouns : ee toy | Y-24 experienc a gore ne, ae D ayagr cares eins etc: here 3541 M I Apply to Mr. rT ploy experien | sENTS—$75.- $150 9 | 3 prepaid. $1.39. emamte sella oh sain: sp ’ ans ed; wanis cleaning a oan a old, to learn elec- DRIVERS—Two, . ing experience; sate! Prodi trade and $400 ca necessary. at pe} ee Pt., B. NUG Lawrence Cand Fo MACHINISTS ced | Acme applied J of winlow oh samples: | Tee a” * Condon. In parcel post and” vociinte referably exper —Sit. b 1427... day in = Cent ood ibling, » TE eiegemee i "a . are oducts Co., | a co wee ; goog! G. C andy oa \cme. Sign Expe ow sig —Di = mpert Ost ene ty experi vate h y wido id _ opport etc.; | D . Steady : : _Ulive o., Ghio B bonus. — A! mni*y r TU NT Gs olo Chicag totter Co. amt n letters; | strict ——— er, Jor- | Bid Tuesda, See Mr. Ri | Tr Lindell with elt child ry year; . , ae i817 Ps to | RIVERS—4 ~W. BOr k. 4! 568, Man rape na r = aan ius N B 3 icrait sho; nfortable iouse-to-h or; in fa ee. seve 0 sais chKages naga Zi ~—And 1:36. . a Sun- | tee. ee auling. v lishe in traffic ted. umb ap HER + K-16 ance 1: : road Shops Inc., incom otse |) Pans. ctorte ral to Ss dai! ati; Mise ne work; sa lesma + ey ] j ‘ rs it . i] ig ry siya” . OF - ‘Podt ’ ¥ ‘I Ww wee B ne a D 8; fac y f ion. AN—M 2 aes EL ngs hi ‘Hydra’ edg fic oncern: r roe Ss ’ And Ar. -D: ( hird ay AGEN’ tox 46 ssured. ‘ avis P Rosta! h bh re- | Bu Ap 100 mn, fo iddle- . = ; ECTRICI cuway PRUliC | Sie? tahcerenie a at have rad TE ‘i Bid ff : d Flo ? [8—Co Oo, AUK — roduct brings our 1, bu nday. 11 bly, Mr a moat sad tee cooking: sees. reliab > __Wirin AN—Fxr aus Me- ‘ _ Salary. $9 lography nce: one aN as iRAT HE ; © - aunt , St . or.) ‘long. st ovred —e usta, | A‘ s Co, D our uni - PU Sa ee . Stroehn, h a an : adults. le housework: ; wn! _Apply. peri enced | >, | MAN 7's v Hox. preferred ith know!- | Sig ed, fast ;: R —Mu et ° Loui |} Will se raight ha opie wolIDK iE NTs— anaes ept. 610, que RNIS Bee-4 ‘ SMAN 1022 N , 4 d with tool on old & —Honest, _¥ 259. Pc mmen-in: ee to M: aoe acct , av. (C) | 8, Mo propos end you tk §€6 AN it. unday 23198 and son Ps x ; 17 WOR agi ne ag, nse: : m m 4 rm of e as ; i eq uire Uv ry iD U 3: 7 1e@n ‘e re n if in / nera! a hou rly - (c99 r less > carbor to 50 able g ced unit - ; in ph Sulliv 4 ; anc 18 K i—— Grocer nuUst do mh) -? noon, A mp.oymer ae $750 3; must be- | ont. } ) ar age offic nan Lot stamps, nd State Py repeater )| territor sells $4: 1; install ber cer aina: porary salesm J for ncec techni ysician’ P of > Hard years. - ' and RB: nis” own a _ Bi : rloe WW, nt Appl: Cash d : ST - > ae nd salary , . xDer t Ala: no, Dorris P agents ’ wanted, aky yy: writ yvour ed in 5 Mt: re- Vv an 1 an; f Fox R cian, fice ware iking C Pe ig., Vand ood Product: Sund luring STEED n *3 anted c o, San ‘roduct , Sample ‘ | _#"y Comp e for f profit. $2 ® minu W ‘ pe or te =} Be of office €e-, my Co.. . O., Tif- steamaa dad’ tein jay after TENOGR nted. Box Y¥-267 ' | AGEN Antonio, s Co, 303 70c | AS any. P ull pe 2. @ tes OLE rinan - a - a e ate oe. ter- SOGRAPHI | ox ¥-267 Ts-- _ Tex. . 803 8S 2 LD ukwa irticul xclusiv ik ent “of children eves -Dispatch. ae fee 8, BIG MONEY “da ent 30; gnae south ©} ana at MAN FOR HO fo"Ghio | one who | (ER—Old estabi 3} | WAN 3 | oe = bightning strange be nia pakency house: oe srisuiers siran- | INgton. 8, Broadway Ble oo. ~— — even! Bens ca Ss. y. Apply to, aeany > te 8:30 aig room Ou S —— | rarting oo a ee oh N natant) ucid, ch @ world: bet ttery com- | counter? : a ay hs . aoe GRe ash- AN—Si x R-l a or afternoons; aay aa scandy after sch F Broadway. Room 512 4 ‘a da) SS) | ME => Fel | work. Call §& E @ ~~ber - a cx at 5 suc TS Co.. Bt Pa kallon free discharged than sul-| So) poet goane. oy poescnaingy GROC ‘ERY SALE . t-Dispatoh. : oe Olive ool. INISHE emp! Satur- | AT ( nces ; al Sunday |} jars,. phe mes f ity and Paul, Mi e to @ batte | @uic altie rough: T 300 orth LESM ed ; general ho - st. (c8) 4 Sel! HERS—Ha snteiigncanibiiieizeeil : Bldg. 621 CUTT. ER es. _ 4031 Mar) . ‘ STIT ». Rox 2400 : | AGENTS— =: gents, Light en | ; an perfumes, the | ean, De Aw soa T EN— \WVit Ce) 4 seanery. + —ggog a, q a Yo Y FINIS ae rdwood. Apply 62 aR ~ MEATULT Vali Oianey 153: and. a ITCHE ar x R-285. Pp fi Pa : M : N } ° | Pm or Oil-Ras burner: — | © ineiame , % aa ne pla etc a laun- "munications “wi to cae ‘ithe ta territory di iu Tu arts to | SIBHERS—~Gosd alin Senn Rus- |} man. aa saa - =" ictor | Ore ide ce Ape y ne ma h ~ ces | Machinists boi | ital “anne a0 each pal Saree to any | — 5c == x ea Bid American = + apply a anon be heey 5 i all. of ase Si, a hie ee Oe assistant in cor Son 'S Tet a Tiroaad wosl falahes, | 5A ee alien pargal ar Sax zbroidery Worke, Higiand. 1, 7 or eo ag eee Seta, Be sont aeents | aig. lig “money; Si (MULLINERY SALI a eth N—Sit. 1 Dep't our Wil NISHERS- = National ishers: | “Operative ouse, 4200 Juniata, Oak. a cal_Co GRINDER- os ~~ 4 c et m | AGENTS—A 14M rs “Site. Co. off =. tone Y aapebee wond on Wondert . SALES) PD. ork oo ey = 2 6 Ww 1; Pm jomnan Pr ing and (c) tin Dec. - Societ 5 piy to Mt. (c) | 4438 i—Ladies’ 1 ic yy arp t : checker! s giass na your 0 o compe re; no in ho unlimit “well ac +. long rtunity N Tr oat ] ing PIN ionograph aia -y MEC 15, 192 we Appli * rey ive CO , Oli —: ies’ custom tunity for man Dp. | MEN—A wt oe peeled hames; | McKenna ent ape@en neta ic) ae See Ge ® guarant we'll sen tching finest painbow tole r ned; the sucess rt of invalid io . -~ nd | ¢ man in xperience r man we Aged JO to Box R- T Lenna, Graft es; pa r; lo easy. cannot ir raph need eed with | Cc oO. ad perf nest w briltt ar- | 8 mon success ph, whi best of expenses. lady OF DE. HIGH - € | eels in socal to tak ia | he aes to 40, IE M a a weekly job (e Free jane re le; new, ° D.; ect lk. $6 ane anc ey fro ul @ ch wil = references. Bo n-SSL P bi { we ss = FOU ee reg ae as 3600. art. va a aepartivente, StF —— Roe ERS—50 — ng, °°3 8) | _oaere B dg. - Ah. eo 10 "daily | outfit proposition free © and B we diamonds m the the starts Row 1.8. P.-Deee, w 1 6 ‘ Ae ; Lj D e Is ES . ER - 10 “OREM ox C- 1 rience : meth ME ann pid | st S odt 1% D ra! 4 ai weeatie Brit grad timbe Ts—M 5 43 R verpia en Impo ree; ac gents’ I 4s). CRET FOR SPECIA years’ e AN—W 74, P.-D. MEN —— Chemica! er week har eee ® el @ Brewis ae ae tek I . =. o ern clans SHOD or (e®) | large c tollet pre xtracts: well-/' I Y goin mple an coa! uying | | vf wire «i to mann ‘OUNT _1001 W Sher | ollowin CLA T 0 PIL employers p. Mi a lar W NT => commis eparation ; household | 7 invention fast. d sta or we einity; ty ANT— Wash G | g ad- sAYTON E Se | in ¥ ist b ge E _Oratories, St sions. Dep s and pe id K 10 Jen rt quick. pod. utai 4 me ot aoe yom Po ington A | KROGE 9 | MOL sae a MBER CO LU MBER vholesale line. e experienced | D acaie i > AE coming pm AGENTS— Me 07, Dayton, © At: Ce. IR ly ~ ge Je-n wake ead te gamerience and sulary seas : ee APPL ne __ 4050 N. R’S | gxcelslor Tool and MAKER—Fi =). ne Miss aa 63.50 an Rous: water ro tab! end heat” p make $10 to $20 m your application Pirin ‘none AATURK ete iapaton. 4 ¥ rr ri $11 C GR ) RAND. ‘Sac e st » lagen Foundr —F lyvor J 1( J HING ou p aranteed: api undering; 4 proof kitch- no ga t all ve ne new ‘ ° °0 | 389. ree yea~ “my sta.e * tLit- Cc complet ati | NRF experienced in ine. ote andesal wesaties °” | PAINT RRC pen _ (0) | Repair Sea aa aes ——) Becker Che eo 1g, ee. | ents € ries, 1414 ist av. Bo ‘oval | SoENTE Patt 8139, neathers. Ma imple? | a GEN who fer (c) ER— r, 282 perien ii er Ch to col ive. 1. NTS— ; ; NTS—Man to ! Cine o-O- t7¥ rng Ml a gag epee ne automob!! 382 To flevre i | YOUN Gr ce. 6 stati emiral Ce ered people? | eine $75 com : -| dert an to int nnatl Chee fOR E Repair 16 well nds dow © repai 6 Wes re lab UNG M avois. outh 4 on; AGEN 1 Co., Bt. Leo ple? | jes stim miesion ul artific introdu , Y BA Co 46 recommen n-draft bo mg r PAPE t | Pire bh. abdor on fr (c) . ANowt 20 Auto | TS—W ith uls. Mo. tioners, ulator fa easy or el jal white ce t ret. .,. 4601 Oliv ded. Mod R HANG] ame h must to 26. (eT) | the farm auto or ter poo! hall r cigar carry! y ectric; $1 i ®t e st. erm Auto Sidney GER— ouse. be a for e7) Dr. er; near rig, to c0o) ritory: n #; pocke stands. co ng earned: 00 to peve ie) r aes at First-class.) Apply 3 ‘Fou No a Y- 138 Peet Bh ye —, office AGENTS—B0 pearby, established Tireet t | sou.t Peoria, ‘competition. comese: , es = wralting alae sales ae Bi Gente _ply _. COOk__F ply 2307 | nave wood — Te Griva ispateh. e at) = S—300 ve 024 & PR ge sey tn nnhnen Catholi eorla Novelty ; money. ne ‘oally’ 3 m 34 U xperienced: 2 (AG referenc ® Ea" Be Mie — Mghter cent profit, st. (c) roposition ; co; either — el nion St "4 ma ‘YOUN on 1° "© all & truck: m *o 10 E Te: samp selling h nNecess@ary : profit eex: ee)lin e come easi ho! le on 4 Ap. UNG MAN——Expe — 08 007 Page be- AGENTS—Soap lath et NY. ¢ F Rapid | catheve oe anal ekpital — &; great| no icons ie a mies tas makes | Ree seliennW oxperier ucts; agent . _ City tew York ! red. ree a time F. J ard-Ha iced in se | _Co a alas veaae sell ou 9) A City Activities, Write trial Ory Senter Soe : lib R: ippenh pe =~ gma Ms 41°? me? eg | AGEN pt 208. 7 >seaewee. w 150 prod- | GENTS Every 417 34 ayv.. or pa today for “day Po | tent aie os foe ‘gs inro | RB ES —:, ome Crs manegerny : = | ha 2 Soe Oo with eta | proposition : abeon We. E and wool vert ree na ely ning Agency St. Lo dard sixht. pave bi direct from w and Louts. Mo AGENT: aot re commission ee | ang te and lea us) Nene rm how without _cavital. or start finish! oe oE- far f tion ghiy house: + ene +| JOB PRESSMA! 8S — class. Box M-166. ee gi —Register ed; in Il inois; nid- ¥OU NG Vm. ——F Or sales work; ¢ ee . AGENTS Jliean u p 100 pe r cent prof! . wk lating: outfit fur- in answert n | & %, mployed. FUNTOR ACCOUNTANT references preferred se cate answer at once; i” expec:ed.| pi% a vs pelle 2 ae . monthly’ position ~ open wo quick -se oa” aris: quick for territory. eg nen

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I ge~ 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — Is the position you seek advertised in t in these columns today? | SALESMEN WANTED PARTNERS $ WANTED ‘HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP SALESMAN—cCilean cut. ve men gan | PARTNER Wito.—in restaarant business 3 ‘farnish best of sebeneneutt spientid! chanical ‘work. make exceptional connection with a Mir with ocaptte Rox R-356 Powt- opportunity | ¢ competent cecok. Apply S777) pp 625 sourt corporation. Wwe want men of proven - PART NX LR WwW 14 —— 4a 'radreager . Linde! : ' i _&) ¥ : “ ty who are real producer’, ovr in ¢ e hall a - ——— ane nas hite woman to ook interest in COO K—Experienced. WTS — eee years eid. te do do Tight me rf ET. LOUTs 148 POST-DISPATCH SALESMEN WANTED For house-to-house work. sell- eeti- a food products. & Box _*-394. P -D. (¢) SALBsMAN—To ee.) Sagar exclusively SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN—Expertenced; high-clase euto-| SAtation to bande the ee ge of mobile tire; to travel rts of Misegurt, J turing plant wii! Iiitnots, Kentucky and Nebraska; give full ‘tional experienced rece A> eae ert LE Siegler ip? ns: sap ebilises wey @manent position: state «xperience an ary. Box Y-188. Poet - Dispatch. SALESMAN—Tipewrier suppiy house: ¥ good salar mom COT? Mission. 7. Post-Dispatch | OI ——— SALES MEN—Tso cai; $50 and «x _Sdvancement._ need of employ Bide. _before 9 ; his 4881 W Sie la ity to ‘ erpertenced arr Box R-328. Pasgt-! LICTTORS— Advert iiberal comm! 411 Deo ——— ; __ eT ean BAt ESMEN—$5 oroft Sty: sampie free tf Mm. Minneapol £ SALESMAN —House .4?~ Fe etait at 1413 Mr Reis, . FPullerta RalLE tomotiles: have “ {ust er AQPTry ww he mmon, hi Laferetts EALPSMEN SALESMAN— Tetuum Cleanere on a os ~* few good aso very attractive and of en) t leadea furnished week or pr ee t 320-21 Titis Guaranty Bida. oe On } Sal ESM AN—Do ,ou want te connect with the largest electrical “Ree has lie in the Southwest have a : Tes nd 2A divisions that $6000 yerarty We take walke of tife and teach them We are going to iw *- sha 5 SALESMEN EMPLOYED OR UNEMPLOYED and richest mannwfac Amer a hase éiercor bher and has argest handie our Pan aoe made of fine oTnamentatione SALESMAN AND” DISTRI! ‘T MANAGER The > estness of one of T MAN AGE = — sis } introducing our Sal pes elope 5 Eagie Millis gel new wire! aes vacuu™ cleaner: riwtnd.: ryt y tnterestec. hané! om yo ” Sateen * omes packed tm san itary : District and ~ adie frm Dc f in a prottad. e & 2s! ness article se Write immediate!r far enles territory Seaiee Marager. Deo: Box R-23°. Poet-Diepat PARTNER Wtd.—For emai true, ms town fear t. Lowta, Call Lindell et Box M-97, Post-Dispatch __ ae PARTNER Wwred shop Sart to be weed for making an repairing trusees ts order Rox R-2hR f* PARTNER Ved & eperiaity 1000 regu PARTNER be 3$2000 in a 10-acre ontracters xkerage Dusiners ‘ Bor R-2 dbaker Lacy er gent.e™acs ase Husiness, requ.rees asgne repair a cen’ i—Lady ng busihess r ret oa r- : = $5000 te es busi pess handie my output. f 5s Souths 4th st. ne to g.re a ™UCare Ba mercna - os ~ ‘a terv: ew phone room ng to tmvrest $2000-$3000 honest invigoraror and 74 mere soda Waier. Box R-75 HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS tionally _adverrised necessar~ n. st Monéday mors ing *#i~ aie or ec: ofr F lewer and Feather LR © Experi enced. oo SOY for erevate family: “other ont emp. Forest 55 Poo? poe ’ oman for camp 50 miles south of St. a at New - ion rn. Ase! y or write to J, W. Woods, New Ath- Tit. ‘ “OO Competent. nea!t-appearing. wood, ferred: re‘erences 313 ‘ é * NTER GIrRlese— mi . rerta roRsS—1 11et articia. nde : »1lTwe giris: no Sth and Oiire. in drug DEM NSTRATO )RS— Exverten “ec: a@use-'e- ‘to sell feed products. Boz Y¥-—79 apatec > ‘ ONSTRA TO RS—fo i ag A 4 tot- prepe rations. Salary ens Permanent position. Box P-404, Peet- >. .c38) ie) DEMO NSTRA T* es -aprear'(n 1508 Washington on Os ROO M ~ MAID—Experienced_ wh 6 Kingsbury pi. Cabany 369. DISHWAS HEF i—Steady and willing. for ali- sround kitchen work. 568 De Bali iviere.(c) DR ESSMAI AKERS—PF.nisrers. 514 N. Tay- a DRESSMAK ER—S/t : AT. 3 a. © remodeiing: tei, 3842 DRESSM AKER—Experienced. to work in ‘a ry mples ene who knows about to act as forelady: foo) }TeD- he right party. Boz M-736. Ane dressmak'rg cone very reagonabie Lin (RL— Must st be exper (enced. Beck et 4 “s . , LL 30s. Main ‘ m4) coo king and Forest S835] years he housework. white of age: good ‘agundry fliin we want s GR OCERY @LERK—Young girl. Stet Toratlibeat age: on & — to learn the wall paper Dus! J. care of us- Barr. Paper er Dept... 5th fleor. AN ND TEN WHIT WEBSTER GROVES. ‘FOR RIGHT PARTY PHONE WEBSTER 843) (oTY light work in GIRLS—Aged 17 23. tor as y chredt Chemical Works, 3600 N cooking. Ohie = Bou SEALEPER—For | HOCSEKEEPSR—Under wasting HOUSEKEEPER—Sit with small —. country preferred _ SAA, e-Di rn ee “ee HOU SEKEEPER—Young @& in Dlimets, sbert ride | Hot ‘SEREEPE n— By ; wine GIRLS tie tickets on flowers; deaa, ca i ast 18. z 5th Meer, LEVIS- KY MERCA! ALPS B co. 1113 Wash- a {¢c) GIRLS—To operate Singer sew-' ing machine. Good wages: steady employment. ELY & WALKER TRUNK FACTORY, 1410 North Sixteenth st. GIRL—Young, to keep records. Must be quick at figures. Those with dry goods experience pre- ferred. Reference required. Box’ M-350, Post-Dispatch. GIRLS—500 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON POWER * MACHINES TO WORK ON SHIRTS, BOYS’ BLOUSES, OVERALLS AND PLAY STITS. ALSO WOMEN FOR IRONING AND GIRLS TO LEARN.: APPLY 13TH & LUCAS OR 23RD & MADISON AND 7600 MICHIGAN. ELDER MFG. CO. (c2 GIRLS! GIRLS! Steady, clean and healthful employment in our paper goods department; no piece work. $11.50 to start. $12.00 after 3 months $13.00 after 6 months $14.00 after 1 year $14.50 after 2 vears. $15.00 after 245 years CRUNDEN-MARTIN MFG. CO. Second and Gratiot Sts. EXPERIENCED GLOVE GIRL THE GLOVE SHOP. 821 Locust. ic) abect 17 vears: bours 8-2 daily. 8 to 6 Saturdars 3401 WinneDdago HAND 5 oy 25 per day to start. _ Di nks Parri laundry, 31724 Ojfve st. ic) HAND SEWERS | An@ finishers on men’s top coats: steady plendid work. € conditions: modern factery ALLIGATOR CLOTHING Gravois and Bingham. fe) ~ ‘Hand Sewers Experienced on all parts of men's coats; steady work; good HOT SEMAID—ED dining-room: Westminster pl. HOUSEMA! ID—AS extra family for an ee as bury Phone Cab HoT SEWOMAN—For _ home lll? Ge HOvSEW IMAN—Toe @& in familly of three a4 _Dodier ss Cali > HOTS EWOMAN—D Wor wor no dai! ots ks INSPECTRESS— Pe INSPE WRAPPE CASH APPLY MR ST. SIDE OF GALLERY. aghiy x p FAMOUS & KITCHEN WO pital 5536 Dietmar LACE cCURTAL ww Lace LADIEes € dry Ca... LAD Y—Eldetr. wasting velop - t De fot the Tien pany a0 Washington Avent —Young ladies - sizes 34 to 35 el — at least 5 feet 5 in ight. Apply at > -B Candy Co.. ‘ladeiphta. either exclusiveiy cr as a side Mne; can Pa 2 ae earn $75 or more weekly: selling season now seeasnstesseneetepeeeenesenssoems ae on: ail merchants poasidie SALESM EN—To jearm the Insurance business light: commissi =. cidest ee casualty companr iment. United States um unlimited: te! about yourasst Cincinnati. O c89 an . oo ae aa | 2 : : ' : — —_—* Lae Le ee ' SALESMEN—We want . 4 ape = : *%aary han match eee ted rears of age. to marn Tees ns ‘co; : . Ce T2e0 - — AAS must de handy with needle . 3354 : housework: tee in ; : —— AN—T'%etributor our motor olls and greases to the trale and cert iat ele ' horcugs t ry tom they eat someon na] . [wand ‘ : a riuising. ¢! G. ax ae 3 RG ~ ‘ ’ ‘Jrand ieny - Se | ' —a ae MEEEC « Beck large comsumeTs we pa “he b! . Be KEEPER gf I a : oo . ~~ So 4 , ' im Past 16. experienced and arm eneral housework. Cai! _ OPERATO Time and a "Half mers. Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis. Minn. 4063 27 ousework in inetit oe tena — ae 7 | ENTTTED UNDERWEAR —— : Iatterwn batie — ~ - ~~ x a: . ry ~& @ " — th ti i ' Wantet—a moet les a7 th stencerashie knowileds ag ter a ~& , - a, P work all year roun SALESMEN—We expanding our sales with b! hed — o>. anne -~) . aa = weee- Ws a ve st UNITED DRESS AND SKIRT CO., =4 »ar _— - Ata a @5 82 (race, b = 7 es. Bet he - ; and hate some spiencic i.ii- —— napelionien : : . e02 Washington. fc) — general heusework. 6911 2941J ic t }orough - effice far appointment; Interstace and C Lytten. Biég.. Chicmep. LAUT NDRESS—cCall at | LAUNDRESS—Call ind LAUNDESss— Pe: white pre 30 Camrror sell Christons te become exnerienced onerater tns*ructors - ve¢: um oy an : _— Seal Experian ced. for lace curtain work. few high clase sa -s- *¢ . 4 Sage AS é a rs : : Jive — He ful records. “Warne _— . . — ————— _ factory work, Apsly F. Burk- a bo) “SEG TRL { 3 é 4 ¢ aoe : 3 > 2 2, - ¥- i “ae . ‘ for Madieon Ca. m all repeat >bosiness a LAT NDRY Som = Of] ry | Pea nae : bot ; . . ah ’ . x “ o - } pects. LeCo-Me Ol Ce.. Warne Tar um L2.. ' perien necessary Ju a na 2 U : ‘ar ok work Nationa: Candy Co.. 314 ; 9 -¥ SALESMAN—A live wire to ca : . ae ) my Bidg : : — - LOU SE ang white for omalt fart! ges and bieomers mains A Okla cena SA LESMEN—Sell take orters and work apartment. Grand 1863. market Call every retailer attractively 2 eve __o . = wme mT. exes. sideline man considered. 1>oly displayed new inrention of “aute trad ——(sTease sy nn today, GI23 = —— ner Dist and Morgan stm -Goldberg Garment Co.. 10 Wass merit, unusually ecvantageous as, beo t — . = | oing and actomob: . mest qualits | te caitier toate Gace a se) | ders. COT Cit] , —*- on . 312 man’ ees ar = . IR in is ai = = y_Call Cabeny 57 sIw. LAUNDRY - bustiers. t u: y 1 furnieh Jngquex > nakin €2000 + ' ma attonh on top coats ‘tas rf io ry ~r. HOUSE baIRL—O- woman, for genera. house- les office Jens t- Ronald m., Arling- : tohcock-Hill Ce : — ritwht f ‘Dock st. piBbchans so ee 71 Magnolia. SP a * -y Suaee ane . th steel ware ton | : ol - Ee . ~ ox N-as8 ofall experience = | bal ESMAN—Exrerienced: of ro —— wes pany BUTT« N HOI MODEL LAUNDRY. 2307 Fim. N -ouse LAL NDRY HELP. salesin ch some experience wr: pressers and le eollar shirts. & *G Of Our rew cleb $45 ver on . % , se - . mang one B P = ’ aes age [R! ‘ ~d oe good Wages . Schermer. 5 orders per gay - oniy live wires S ; Santini .* , aang one on re yemed me" sD an : G& Worxt- . apply 1 -uDe as = a! De = a and Mad: som aT.. ae Itt es Liberal allowance ginners.- ELY of Apply Butterick, 301 Odd Fei- S-ruges.’ Servoort-Barnel | “Western ay, Chicago > ix » of t LIGATOR CLOTHI Gravcie gb ee : JUSEG RL— White for general housework. SHIRT FACTORY, * jews’ Ride i —— a $$$ — : " mal “ermanert and verv genera. 3: to washing. references Hickory. nusual proposition >ffered TED bs a Bashis / bh. —— S—For country territery: €rocer- BAL —e WAN we ' ar os ee 3180 ie = BUC SEGiRi— White for genera: housgewor:s | MACHINE Go ere. 2 . e AunRers. : Seale —— seneral housework: family 2. ac y ‘ 449 De Paliviere. neham. Keng rencenetalh PEATORS: and BINDE]I 7°? mere opera tors factarr 5 Fee ~_ ° Trace. ee on ladies’ hats; ¢ GOLLUBER MILL CO. 1409 Washington general AOUSSW Ors : outside work “ —- , opular calendars and acr=-rtising _ ore “* yee 2°. was : : market: on high- grade food prod- Bec talties established 18272 ‘lusi Siew. . . sures ge ee ae conficent.: —- MASSAGER — Woman: must undéer- FO th He -SEGiRL— erec; neat. reliable vast ion Apply by letter only. giving age. “~ - : —— . comn@ and making salads, IF » Years: piain cook; good reference. Cab- Th ? - — 5739 Westminster, Ist fl Laundry. 3700 ic) MA ritery and liberal cont? : : pone yn , : , all —~ net tt ; . refere a" fered !! jucer 7 = 1 eggs ipeceneney hms * \TTENT! eet state full particulars oe. = noes. @ Blanton Co., ered live producers. make : salary expected. Bo us eee eee 4 ID— White: for . i eral = work, >For 3518 —— re par. LIISA Ciara. —S or general e rs Cail 2008 Ving 1923 until you get our propes.t ALESMEN — 4 meal taza = iar OPERA TORS pack and wrap White Rabb. t Dye Ce., ¢-; 36 Sales | hen & Sa LESMEN—Thousands usin 2 ‘ eX clerks, factories. garages. offices, | s TANTEI — ee — = : a. es LA ° ; YPEP ATORS—Burrenet ~s Ee ‘PP : " 4 ‘ — — _ ‘ 4i _} ' for experienc ae agp tn gg eggs with some know!- : work equae $x achine; adds, ale sate “0 ee 4" _ r-2: --T¥en a : ~-- - ee 7 ~— oan ~ ‘erest merchants man ) rr —— S2ORA : | foc SEGIRL—Fer general housework: ¥Bite hi ry EXPERIENCED ON SILK DRESSES ers, Sales! ladies and Bun. 37 housework: references colored ; refereaces required. 3555 Lenc- erences. Forest a 5 GROss- FREEDMAN © ere. in city: sei i Sampeus bennd ta “4 Ww ae Tecuired. cued wiees, Forest o5783 5072 ne ‘c). MAID—Eoxperienced; ened | 1324 WASHINGTS money. A _indepenseat Prod- Grand and Olive. - gpm “ Apply, Monday ea m., ‘nten@ers’s GIRLS er it factory wor; age IE to ment, go home nights; colored ; wages VWAID—Cpiored; stay on - came x er en ' Ca.. 2 : on st. ea , - esMAN - . "prmiarsingonis Sor" —_ a rT Fab td wr . 3 ofrice. 1 , one ba 7on aww t & GEN , : Binder Ce.. 1602 ‘4 O4Nn' ss2 Sw 5° Qsework. 5825 th ? P MEN—Experienced selling family | -~ oo. we a ow Aen “eo th Sete: “> we tarritory at >a ‘ 7 : no et A e —Yoeung@ girl white. fer seua- TS55M. * rs wanted on Re art embroi@ Ument = Bw a ag oem : by new ‘aiculator Co, I 38. Grand Rapids, -),° ~*™ ox Sos, Caleage, © GIRLS—P : ; im reply wine 147% wane soae nen. Se, See | bane 4ND ttonhole machines, J « : ——— —_ a ogg SY ye > ' - SEG IRI bi s e fae - Unwndrv. = W. he Stee eqpeciaitios: fine side tine: big com BS! : . om- m par , son for tt L—w | -—s ne ni after 6 >. m iM ecoerienaed im ehirt s"mneton Av. iiven Ce. 1123 Vas ne Mal envec , eth part er full tim :-erads saleema avis , a . ’ aii =—7—a—~— wary ; " te “ oe Aschet wae . ceases a - esos é , ; a Ws tan fer Fords . =’ ' SE 3IRL—To : o co 4 cook! and . rwear. y Pub: “~~ kno 7 prod : ee EN : . ; 4 : ' ~ = re. — . . . , = vnahal . , . ; flat a aon signs ba Ww A ee z appl Groweli lis ing Co.. all ocr men ilin im Dliti . and ‘ refere G it~. i ‘Ti =«°t Ty 2 \7 \ 8) — = oo Fee 5 wl. ier OD or ork reference 4302 = 5 AL J }. ‘ ” : a ° . — , . . aia “wy =" P=" ¥ . > 4 : , ’ 7 SB a ee MIiLIJIN ERS 16th d * ogg ~ 1g bats: | an Locust str aresmee fi ire : 3 Seen oo ft. 2A me 1 flies €a..ary — SAT ES Fer vy Cabany 39014. 41° ‘ : —_ —s —— . bad . , . . side line , PERL CLAS iA Tes) . . : 1 . . Deen ae. ; : } Di i= c = > a ; samme om —~ Natietiinctan ' at nas ts SR ~ Dats cainonedl . siate earn 2: Tuc 7 line artic cot = tary : P ie | eas ~ty wy ee ~ ——_—— : : . = = = era. nouse- . . Calculatn ». Dept ww. “Mian heste> 5886 ae | ove) Cadergas men: | a | CTty a printing = you st va moderna Prisct atortes, our met .. =. 8 i ; forming a new connection - | . a: — ~ ' sain a: =a} rs OCO = fe, Td -— “*. - ne housework: good Cabany one. ANT OT "\4 KING . XY if iz : ove ; Need et et ees em’ 5 .7 — = _tor tebe ousewors and aiid | Debmar 3419R. — eee ea VNS AL D Ww ue é _ TS2 Westgate flieer south HOUSEGIRL— Competent, white. fer ceneni pot srators W sa HEATING PPLIANCE & ae . who nave been here up e requ ire the servi ex- iy TS1S Ww. . housework : no chil¢ren: no af : = AATING At LANCE S 7 =e ars anc made their careers here. periencs “] @Candr packers and GiRL ace t renin ns | depart. : 7” CAN USE 100 At .~ > > - experienced men ee : : —s rt. 5 MCST HAVE ABILITY TO a : x ae per HL F WwW. RFR Wild. 143 West Cedar ar. “ “a Groves. Webster 1379 pPnrmesey Sty _ Canayv saieswomen. Avniv Mr 4 5. J —auge Laun- SELL LRGE mie} aRE “RS AND = or , . GIRL«@ . a il OF DOING awrenee, Candy enartment | . _ with long ex- , ' waisticcde Lav et andy Department. perience. in Out new st a Saleen —_s Ct tCC~*s‘ UGAMP sany. 9533-0335 Views Giverng | "3 fi vacances sa sce tree “amsq'cr PROMOTION WORK. ae) y Sremor’ emt 4 "Are ow enuteuntibacetons row ypg- oe! aa te po x = Se ce thine Peer ry 3325 Pt ST- DISP. (TC H. oF . ver. Wash 'ngt on : adie m ’ " ,aTkK Dirrpre. se —e R ys 10 and 12 Wash'ng: 3 hi : iA TE ER i ert mm clomial Laundry Ce... 4020 Olive ic SEGIRL—Por neral bheusework, fam- \ Know “tie .Q here ia Your chance ts Kkmeen fine & aoe HOU SEGIRL—F or general housework. sma)! : So outsife werk. SALES REALTY CO. B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO BOX. J = —~ EXT aes and > . ‘fie ae ine: geod wages. 282i ‘Laclede rd : 125 >. | sT. bsinme specialty 4 = hi erins — | _Poet-Disnatch " | Ba cresipnivimeenempiatinc ____ | Apply 4265 Cleveland. 2 : . * a Aik 7 7 aa" - = " ep acta > sn ee Fa Fs... ° : ro : Mi, ae > F. aa 3278) age spec BOCSE - or bic commission on repeat or Or™ * | Se i aaa ihe ent > @eil all geners! stores. ——o i line « i vrerai Mtg. Co... - — . 1" a ‘a a: y " Fae . a . " ; ” . a . at L aa) : S.A |. osm a a We have vac “ thi: , ‘ bans . weet Lait -—a . - ' , Lots cor, f e . : 3 Xx Del Pat J : ? Leimar 3316x ik Ex iJ “2 - tery *% oe! Pe a . ! pte: a. . : 7 future > 2 ieee ' : ’ ¢ a SRNR —eeeeeee - —— . work bat wr! mai! a itieos xs i 2 a in _— a ee, ; be —— for ener eur ' “aiendar and ad«a:*t sine aa . ‘ ' * ns Be One : _ a > mt toxnka 3 ae 5! ? ows * 3 a . f , an om. - = : ne . ¢ photogran! ’ tenes mail famiir: w am ef 2 S887 Ptrmouth 7 4 | a oe COU Nen cere * ie . ; ; St . - : 7 _ f . " * - " — i r 4021 - epPenmdi'? oppertunity f wil : ers hundreds of x tine iS around werk Thie iw «a then. Sughhes “Orn LRN ra: . thy ‘hha | ' ner SALES WA Ninna! 2>ie an expertenced 7 ive a li ‘ ’ bi a ena —~ : . handle eur laviia territary pay pert , Pan ; . wyN Ne ee none “— a . ; ue fleor east. Ingsbery court a & : . . ¥ aR nm 4 a dé ; ¥ 3 “ : : : . 4? ’ » > ’ _ - “ . a . « us 4 - : _ a 4 . . : ; Want tm at ore@ent emofowed and tepking fer _ > — ‘ee Pag Thomas . ion 7 3 iy "ae pone a — Ss = Cc ist a little ay = De imma afvance mer as amtitien fer *eperience an es ~~ : 8 . se ~ J os , we = aA : = ie And general he — a —. } ER—M: meet far man Ra ms e . fom! tr af tree Anniv aARTNERS he at ance ™ment « 1TTOBegA i regii'e refer ane : t. imeiee whe knews the retail acd wholesale cro. net, let Ge knew wha ar ot HOUSEKEEPER— Room. go™me wages + ERSH] = For = Shi ic Phene be afraié of work. 1018 WN ut pair shop. 55 te Easton _— — ee, VOK—And do gmerrai housework. as oery ‘tade and @ «a eo » ne a. c—., t wnpiets cet line . and experience when oe ray a few daye ential "dl referenc 'e matn eS a: PARTNER Wid —id established tia ~sher. : im. €o Bome nights: reference $400; outside wort Box R236, Pb. 5224R” 5370 Cabenne, i ‘~ ie sw Mert Erin ‘. “ira ish ~ ein Py r eon are im T ° Se -d Be ar 2 consifterm® strictly co care Pom ch. or Rocte 4. -Duspas . 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Zs Ran, ” SUNDAY, mtitg DecEMBER 10.1992. a 500 WOMEN AND GIRLS WAN TED —Is the position you seek | seek advertised in these 7D.—WOMEN. GIRLS|)HELP WTD.—womeEN. Ginis columns today? __post- DISPATCH. 8 | STTSREREEPEPRP Torki _ = OTE ae home; mothe 3 HELP WTD Reva neti Temrtetentnarnechntetr tI ot te ee RONG SS ELSE SUSE EE PER MSale coc et Mata te MAME E PT oced, Ta hit Go 20 OPERATORS MELD _WTO—WOMEN, OINLS) _ ALESWOMEN WANTED cMISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ) MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE , MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ee aaa esanaestinesetenanemnenaeentineeti —-_, +n home: boy 16; ay: - anh 6 floor. need Will TRIMMER SALESLADIES—To travel and take orders OUDOIR | Sets—Gioelr paren. 31464 28: more tor Rome tee path st, Oth ; all parts midaies, “skirts? raickare; On ladies’ lary cnqeble house; Southern territory: atch: Ivory “Anish omsanilesticke | GIRLS TRICYCLE—Fine; doll cab. | ROCKING HORSE—Stationary; also child's “I HOPE You. Y pt ment a ee pies p ge ” salary and commission; call at Laclede Podll x something new; 22094 J " : DUSEKEEPER—Under 40. 3 ahi el and children’s straw Hotei, 9:30 to 1 p. m. Monda — sein Xmas gifts. 2811 Wash st. ——-09A 8. Jefferson. Sidney 2508R. roler-top desk. 3323 8. J ry “TOO MUCH MONEY” pmakes you cooking no washing pat ilte: Blais li neryMak ers CoNsoLiD ATED FERMENT CO.., braid hats; experience not neces- | —™!". Chapman. nday. Ask for|/ BR one ng AY ERS-—Teo ‘buy, 200 feat os " barrel shetatins “tty gun » oe: 3 ~ co ee galvanized | - ont ‘yous be the “ae — 130] 2 ae ashington. sar SALESLADIES—And mien S Chouteau her tool each; rifles and re- ond-han Cap; x eet; ; wi : BTONG, OPERATORS —Expelomen ox a , n demonstrators, for! j,; (c)| Volvers. M am ‘ ve say ; OPERA TORS—Experlenced Y; pay while learning Call A. H. S. beauty clay and Christmas toliet MER EES AND i MVEYORS’ INSTRU- | 8st St. onia’ tebe a ee ees 8600 Olive St. we Cabany Brechin for the clothing a, ices. suit or ga PUSEKERPER—For warkir : adies’ @mail town; don't mind ch vo "5 _« pigae lad) satin hats: week or e Mon 7 articles; good commissi ae A 5 -| 3- avy semoo 4 pod wages. News Agent t] Sed hee pis, PERMANEDS 7 "OPERATORS WANTED COMPANY, SALESLADIES WANTED _ | seurna2GiSTER—National; 925. baz 3; STU, NOULE MENT — Lares“ Veame gmill ends. pervroll oo 5 Sh oe Wha mmers . Charles, Mo. . - PI ECE W K N nA FELDMAN Bi? 44-hour week; good TYPisT_ i... Wanted for candy ang bakery depart CADL DUCKS— En eonday, 1007 Market. (co) | 2 Blay Kravel-coa ug. mis 6s op means to you. fine ‘ Mor o Experienced Dp partment. | English, tor deco a? per roll 1 . DUSEKEEPER—Sit. in ee or AT PRICE TRIM- organ, 2d floor | | east Expo Knight Co., 415 Markets” | gay Wain DBS hS eee oe Ot town, wey, (OF tele. Sam T."Cox, Union: yo meh ibe eee |aobd mate saclin at ie ea Modeling purposes: they are. mad gee ties with small children bd a 2 z J3 f TYPIST—Over or 17 = - meee AK SSLA DIESIPS ‘eal our hosiery direct me _ Size 314 x4 et. 16 025A Bremen. Good grade outside nage 1 50 than the regule ood ¥Y yo ver y = Gead oo + 2 O0 guler ¢ s; after the: ae’ ; grade varnish, 7 them off we buy them at a big discowt. ung 17 @ears of Si ns CAMP ———_—_—______ yntry preferr best GIRLS _ Hardwa of age. mmo to wearer; 17 style numbers; experi >: PBELL enamel sig HAIK SWITC r gai. . ‘ ed: references, TS. OUR = TOR ms TYPIST Co, not necessary; we teach you: tn a se elevator, highway signs: ae nS, $8; 28 in. Red barn and fence paint, es This policy enables us to save you money E ea oes naan ’ window | L....,.... - Extension ladders, ali jengths, r ft. 3. | All we ask is to “go shopping around” first 834, Post-Dispatch. tractive. S ) - amy bell removable auto signs take your best offer. 4332 N. 21st st. The store with the Yeligw Front, between | Yandeventer ,Market. ~~ h Manc . ; e CEL- , ~Must have filin 300} In Ot 0 we signs, in all colo QUSEKEEPER— Young @ Tit "y a WAN ‘ SYPisee ee eee St ae ae $e on ica t2, the, time to colors: beautiful, enduring, at-|HANDCAR—Nearly new: worth $8.50, will| CENTRAL HARDWARE CO, N. Oth. | Gnd ce ee a oe as no . ele IST—E : aiso mad een girl. is action” ‘WAGES, T xperienced, to assist In bookkeep-| ©Xtra dollars for you. Apply U. S. Hosiery Olive 6313. Auto Sign Co. 1601 Olive;|HOBRY HORSE—Fur covered, 36 inches| Franklin and Morgan. Chouteau, objection to small ing de partment. . Co., 7223 CentralaN an et St. Louls Brass National k Bidg., 7th CANDY ua, _high; $8. Jenke, 6421A Minnesota. SAFES—Bargains in usea safes. John Bau-| ‘Abra pet-Dixpa tch. +284" ITI IDEAL. Mt iG OU’ a ’ ONS &. Co., Jefferson an C and Olive. CAND > ehild — nN. TYPIST—20 year ag O ae aan gton: —1G La 5 a tt a — 4021 West HOCKEY SKATES~—On shoes, size 6, price | —™&2n Safe Co. 431 N. 4th st. _—(9@) | & Vandeventer av. »ply Mr. Judah, beirenced ind ‘tooo oF over: must be ¢x- SALESLADIES — Experience CANNON STOVES— 3000; new = oes 3126A Nebraska. SCALE—Large; platform; bargain. 1009] ec Apply th win 5 cme ; P. AND locust. room ea ssourt State Life, 1501 not necessary. SCHAPER’S purchased from the Government: po ot speed Gece Good “condition; “cheap. | — Market. s b-— aca =f MISCELLANEOUS Wi WANTS TYPis (ce) . “VY, mostly’ any size at ridiculsns! } btn stint SL ‘ALES “REPAIRE Refitted ag .}—Experieasal SL STORE. 6th and Washington Bis Bensinger Furo. and mn wg HOT-SPOT GAS HEATER tae none For. te for cele. St. Louis Scale ton 287 are RADIATOR wtd.—6 or 5 ane 3 ° “ r 8 cved . inches high. ers. 924J. De Kalb. 2 to & p. m. ae DUSEMA1D—Experienced white, om . coy I S-ZUKOSKI Girls to Learn high school education” learn dietachone: 005-1009 Market st. __est 7416M _S. Third st. dining-room; references while le : Ta —— rest instor Pl a * [ E CO fo 12 12, office Channa ly Sunday morning, 9) SALESLADIES — Extra Sales- (ASH REGISTERS—Used; cash op time; | 4UT-WATER HEATING BOILSh—win | SCALES—Track, truck, wagon, sutomatie, GYMNASIUM PUSEMAID—An extra good home a i “ik CAN I ® pp Shoe. Machinery, Co.. be at, “**BMNKS; expert repairing. 19i4/ 2 tt 9 rooms; used 3 months; $55: also lete line for “any” purpow SS eomuecent. anne. _ Poat-Dis a Good ositions open a “4 ae r CHEMCRAFT SET Phone. Cabenr ain hogeye : - “esol Washinton Av. p on all ypists Typists—T ypists enced in selling coats, suits, a ratus: sandy SET—-1 large, extra appa- » G00d condition, $12; also bathtub, LEG. CALL MONDAY, graduate, ood 9 a : goo -17R after 5 a. m. toda (C)l HOUSE NU MBERS Porcelain tile, enam. SCROL L SAW—Alil con. ition; tra] 3 Forest Park b’ ci} ladies wanted; must b APine st. low steam ' radi pose; fer ly for an experienced ho e experi- (c99)/ 00. ft. pares reAinies hat: 1 oe: ce men, Howe Beale Co., 612 ‘St. Charles INVALID (CHAIR WID—FOR PERRON We'll teac mirrorscope (movin ‘ ~——— - (oT) parts for experienced operat each you the use of Dictaphones— machine), & picture let and washstand, $25.' Call Mond SCOOTER—Rubermtired; $1.50. Victor LINDED ELL 7169 é SEWOMAN—For light housework = .TORS—And cutters; de P ie in krammer. s pelfine ro gt dua dresses. Apply 8- :30, Monday _Cabany 4 also one beginners’ violin. (al! 5522 Easton. i oe 3434. NEWSPAPERS Wt wid) itty: Wee 9627xX earings, oe home 1117 ; Geyer rear, u . Rr . ; a LINE. “sa experienced. Supreme men iatd, SHAPLEIGI 2 : mornin 3 CHILD S. —P OU spew OMAN To de od . é . - ae — 4 Special instruction and atten- 815 ; Apply ~ Washin: ee a LG} HAR DW AR —E CO.., e a 1B d floor,’ STERN- e lede. eye To- “ts aige, 6116 V ment La- Au led; Ey at night; beautiful, attractive. $10. 3748 — cantons —~ a 4656L. 3026 Cases e Bin family of three adults: good b itg. Co., 1209 TYPEWRITER SORE BERG’S, 716 Washington. GHILD'S” Ube RIL = —___| Auto Sign Co., 1601 Olive; Olive 5313. SEARCHLIGHT—Electric; two; larae:| PAWN TICKET Wid.—Ladye diamond ood home, a = } tion given to beginners whi OPE s— , —— Dodier st. Call Monday. su g- ill ss Trimmer, Designed 1 ginners hile raphers: over 96. a aaaaaeees pre original reasonable, Forest mi Food condition; ;ICK SKATES—Size OP and shoes: once|.__cheap. 4432 Olive. a. (c ring; private part give , Soseription, St6. enw OMAN—Colored. Tor ae be, . Ss of hate Ror sgieee ox- learning. ae position. Box | yon pent bisnaeh i SALESLADIES fc f Or r GHILD ’ TAbize—_o nate oe 7 9 sak a (c) worn. Lindell 2490W (c) SHOEMAKER OUTFI1 TS—Two: at a bar-| Box R-376, Post- 5 clephone; ’ pale 6 to develo CER Art Banke ae . ce . new; FANTS’ KIMON a; - eae gain; also special sale on rubber heels, PLATFO FLOO A fequired. 4371 Laciede. » broidery ‘Wes or stsicanetsies low. Bensinger, 1007| | 4419 Page bi. ae goss, Xmas. | jeather and shoe findings. 1620 Franklin. — . wae : ; for the ent a3. P Was! ington s av. a _ Market OUSEW greets 2 for men : in application. . Factories located in all parts | VEGETAAL iE Cook our bakery a nm rele \ChiLDs ) | INVALID ‘CHATRE—invella bede 7? — Sale | SHOTGUN- -12-gauge double barrel. F. P. Post-Dispatch, ‘ep Bork: 900, Washin 402 Cottage. - = = NTED—25 “log cit Convenient Dital, 5535 A tc ly Bt. Luke’s Hos- L chene. a TER—In good condition; Or rent: trusses, braces, elastic stock! Clabrough Bros., 1800 Rutger. PONY CART Wtd.—Smail basket; also har- BA we WA! MERS, ia to all car VEGETABL BE GIRL—E , = candy depts. HERZ CHILD S AU nena ate, supporters. H. E. Lehde, 8 8. Broadway. SHOTGUN—Doubie-barrel, pistol gtip; prac-| , 2¢s® — » Biv aw and full parti PECTRESS—Thorgughi im 38 T; nae y TRIM lines. day work. Call Mond i “aah oe EW ae suction cls.in- C99) tic ally new; very cheap. 3324 Bell. lars. ¥F50 ost-Dispatch. io). rotel. out Petr — o£ 4 i 001 2 AND MAKERS. 2850 Sg Jefferson—Shirts | are re Sea es CANDY CO.., 5 1 2 Lo-'. 2614 AR “Mir: nesota ess than mare INVALID WHEEL acon ae sala Pn pang | Ry 6407 Pal inchester pump, like oe TABcR Wid Fe TAL. , ‘ESS—Day work: union wages. 3005 LL.D’ Es UP ay ARD—Glass. I ‘194: acripti 42 ad . |— ecg RINSMADE . |__ Park av, cust. Whit nquire 1943 ption. 4219 Olive. Phone Delmar 467, SHOTGUN—Double barrel i iz| POOL TABLE Wté.—Full KING-B 4414 Page Bl.—Shirts Cusce (c) | oe _Jindell 3097. (c99) ot —\ 1 TH Pi gS —y-nay “Aly ah size, a aan ae PP hs WAITKESS—Experienced. a ) day work 00a ibe HIGH CHAIR—Nurse a +. _ INS P ECT ORS, MERCANTILE SAERaWERY’ | 1807 Chouteau—Blouses eV sf, Foot tps. Wellston Restaurant, SALE SWOMAR arene feet. Carer $6.) sain pre ond kiddie a AE INVALID CHAIRS De te at Le es —— ALE MILL J Ov | = enkel, 4650 Idaho, S*. Louis. (c) » Ox 25 feet 4-inch tile ripe. one Winchester repeater 12 gauge two | ANTIQUES make a ristpius safayette 74-K Rust Bide., Tac es (030) | ; _ Facoma. Wash STAN R—4x{ ‘ : % ‘ be at least 5 feet 5 inch » ft.; moun-| M. Frank & Co., 122 Market choked. 13-nauee: tke aew. iy G WE buy tools tor all 4 ND CLOTHING | $643 S. Broa: dway Southern territory !n winter. Free traini mountain; any size boo PPLY MR. HUCK, $ : VAGER BO | tawow saree te a - with am es See representative: cmoeien | _Orage Bt : ea see $137 C Call Sunday (c)}| ®auge, 90c box. Park ANTIc ete ; iy on A QUE SPINDLE I _one pair hip boots, size 8. 181 18th ANTIQUES, rors xINDS—ieaesen card ta- ? . Perry, 1204, | " aie °. e have positions for ex- oan SIRT fc) | ; good AMGUS & BARR nie ‘AM factory N ee ie on al] parts. Opera- + WOM. AN——Mi ddie-aged, asa dishwasher. Al-| a all need 10 you areas ox- cigers, soid from factory to consu: mer: 50; 4432 Olty , le 9 and 12. fc) wood. very rare; no ¥ i and __len s Rest aur? ur ; Gr rand and F lorigsant ( : ounz adies for in DOX, S$) ‘ 70: postpal i. Send money order c ) SHOTG UNS One hammerless 12 gause. _ Park. ‘2a west. : ee : Deimar Ae Post. ‘Di epate ; ‘21 American Bank Bidg., Kansas ity. ee MIRR ee, er . Oome Monday. 16 gauge. Cail Lindell 612 owes t business which WOM N— ricer it ; a 2 hy! v yj - o get into a oe ieee | = A 7 As- bricer inc st work; experi- pable end ambitious; excellent salary to CINDER ‘On he Seed 3865A Lincoln. satisfactory Ch | drug line preferred Box Y-°40. start; fapid advancement. Write Dept. C, | On Kast Prairie av. and Wi abash ae hammer 10 and 12 gauge, ery single —— owiee, bSie Dees complete display ’ 15 > WOMAN—Middile-aged. or eirl. for n| Mo - ) Me eadlly and pay “orig A A aOae St. Luke's Hos Boi it to their advantage to call Ss ital. $5 Delmar pis ; : i ural age facto we are caine kink 3 | | st P ~~ CE CURTAIN PINNER— = ot: # i ote Natural ride, on tf and co!- 2070 ~ Siwggs light housework; good home eet ene nee : ee af _ (e14) MI wSi5. 4207 or ee or any purpose; ‘ cal. $12: Remington octagon barrel ble, ganopy bed, chai eacy re Hand Lace Ourtain indey 2? “ need’ operators living in this a. eS on ARTS SSRI SS Ee SS, 2 aE en ba OAL, 5 TON; GOOD FURNACE ¢ E GRADE = Os! 2 a $18.50; single barrel shot guns, $9.45. 3958 i v __aston. ghbot wae find this plant convenient WOUMA®S or cooking; references required; e UNIV or Rs AL ¢ ‘OAL CO., Lindell 5953. MICROSCOPE—Beck; vee? ‘ ~ eee, with Fr anklin Hardware Co., 716-158-200 N. 7th. ANTIQUE + URNITURE—Few pisces: and DIES" an ae IRONERS—aAné star ' le 31 place to work in. ag will | Zoos ges : Waterman. Forést Ese} erie COAL direct from mi nes: clean lump, $6.50; __oll-immersion lens. ranklin. tc) SKATES es ee racing skates, s| size bric-a- ; mice for ma: * ers. West End Laundry, 4325 Finney, (¢ * se baited number who want to me) Wo Mf. ~ See eae _fe) [D> Li nee an __™ine run, $6. Li ndell 5605 ‘ MIRRORS (OP io—skaiea, —— type writ. 6: used one season: $4.50. 4423A Red prices reasonable. t, mre 4 Olive. ; .° MN my j r light housework , EET anc rintin ress ms “ae ‘ " seats: wale ~ Oo housewo Conia, Dest standard, $6.50; io Olive, 3601 MeDonald. 4 whi end type.| Bud av.; Colfax 319W. cc) ) DIEc CLOTHES TRONBR—Lange Lau Mi gl ae Mfteller Soap Co.; sell separate; bargain. = ema!! family; ‘1 @MIG: references ~ ; wares “Box ¥-281, Post-Dis. (c) AX i Gowan Wal cic —— bd Gs ’ ieee price for 15 days enly; Black SOVING PICTURE MACHINE Bicet Call Monday, 1007 Market. (ce) . ne high- ae | tabie, | guired. 2037 Franklin, Drug store. as ——— es in prejectrica s eo , to act as mpanion for two -vear-old For reneral selling in all 148W. ¢; $u.79 to $6.25 per ton. Tyle home size: plenty film: new: ch eap. lectrie: | 3 be rE A RADIAT UR—70 fee tt; will guaran- Forest 3345R. BAG (| Rg ay cweeny eee of music, B fice: one 2 in —s FP ej enieren mornirs my, J Lf } artme ‘ A Q ICOA : ey Mt Oo “ $i. Fa mr a 1326J (ce) S29. S220 ter | i (ce) elp in music schoo uration, lod iD meat and dressings. “wows OX y= F'9} and-sewine or econdhand |! aep (IMeEntS: 2 7 3 . eee peg ny wee Sais OCU) Fu SEW oitc othe Seat TAN KS—Coppe rge o N —_ REE 2, ‘ clud - Box R-321. Post- Dispatch. & a ¢ " iets POCKET MAKERS ‘ (‘ning Oona | mornings J i] »| i! “Aa ¢ s Orne, . : Mair } ‘ rtin ns ae pa > ie is ‘Su und lay ee 7, a map, sae . showin® the ro ite abie for dy eing Copper. _larse a = A BE got * "leat ana — Mahogar met any ee nea ee LAD Y—Eldériv for rveneral .hours°wo : e D » 4: —— baby nurse, after Jan. | Morgan : li ; J ce, lain COAL—Cl Tean — “a - 4 — . numbered, sent postpaid, 25c. ‘oster's. Teal barga! ns ‘ ‘all Monday, 1000 Market. ing table, 3 Glendale Chenille rugs. taupe, washing Lindell 25°1W. 4029 1s. permanent position: pleasant surround- MA. loneat. ste een a comin F) loor B: le 7; y, | a. ' ¢. jua ount Ulive, | 410 ‘Washington ay 62) | “O00 STEEL COTS. 2 9x1l%, one 6x9; alse aiees — rADY—T . Bars: state reference. salary expected. Appli- py ‘ RO ante ae Pa ' n », »9-0U; screenings, $3.75, Riv- "Wonr. BO00 | Purch 1 and maid’s room furniture. 381 Pe —To learn beauty culture: da i be nsidered confidential. Box hildren while m é Ks; good hom ; (8) NOVELTY—For Xmas and New Year; 5000 | Purchased from the Government; also high first ficor east. night classes: special terms. , re c will — | _and salary 23 5 Warren st ; | K AMOU .. BARR CO. 05 ) - 7 Dir : — +. Se ee “Sa ae’ te toe apiece Box R -152, Post-Dispat h. _| grade hospital beds; pric ed very low. Bensin- Fores . Sa08 Ree —— J-. rienced on beers | SEAMERS | WOMAN—Middle-aged. to assist with| .50. 1407 North Market. Tyler | NOW ready MacDonald's Farmers Almanac; _*t Fur. & Stove Co. 1007 Market. (c ARMCHAIRS—Chairs for eotronm, DY—Experienced eo 3 iady for stet steno 9 ee idg hous 5 id child r | 2323 Central 8418L (c4) for 1923 (26th edition), the best almanac | STORAGE DUMS—200 side and end és mattresses, new graphic ana clerical wor excellent offices mac ; —— K Ethel av.. off of McCausiand av ' | COAL—For better coal call Shepard. Lin-| We have es ee — ee | bungs. 2130 Rest Warne av. urroundings: state age, experiance, "5 experi AC ERS (OMAN—Cleaning, by the month; room, . vn dell 10883: prompt delivery: 4 “ ical and agricultural information, price “0c. | TeELESCOPE—Large ong; cheap; makes 20 encesand salary expected. R 16, +} Garment Co., aot 2 ie | giines: mine rp. 36 =v: stangard Ating Printing Co., Dept. &, Bingham all makes; bargains: terms 1016 | acs SV. = : clothes horse an ‘sw! odtew’ > Ren ; 9 } liberal ari ments about tim _ Ph ‘ PAINTS——We make the best. Mstablished | TRAIN—Ives electric train, coaches, sigmals, | GARY Bilb Co tton Eide. “Chicago. pit» ae ss Ks pants rt see a de ati ih cael } Biigabeth av. Fereussn. ane : rs (#9) |" “1890. Mechanics’ Paint Co., 715 Frank-| track and transformer; 41 condition, aiso| O67 "6067 Minerva manera bugsy. UNDRESS—Call at 1612 8 Va enter, : te lars pats Co. 509 x. WOMEN__To nist rs. "aka r — ee Fs | os° =eSS; _| Riverside’ 133906 BDO6A Ly fm By see BABY a * men PP Pn . oa : | 74 - ‘ Mil ‘ , oT night A — . iicers. s6¢ u ic ‘ i _ ra da - sf UNDRESS—Call Sunday. 6347 Suburm@ é aéway, 24 floor. iss ; yrs 539 (hs 2 & Charles st. ___(c62) PAINTS—White and colors, pt per _ PRiC ey EI aree pine: aon pa ge 3106 ton 155R: “Ang play Dee po¥ ay. Bens 5 ' ae 7 . _ — NENA, Fo TAU ON ee ED : : : | lon; int remover, >2 per gaiion; rootin ' ss . . tan ; ~ MUNDESS—Monday: washing end ris to become - Seaeiamenl nel 3 epee a mm eo et ee =a complete , a Ray E quipment | paper, c ply, $1.25; 3-ply, $1.46 per roll: | - Wyoming. , 7 7 — i een 10 ae Haterd: in r— ,ing: white preferred: no phone. Call , competent code erating Sestteer ‘tors: will oe Te = min Vulcan coil, ube man d with lead gl elate-surfaced roofing. $1.45 per toll; slate-; TRICYCLE—Almost new, will sacrifice. 10 Kingsbury. to ae ae — Whi ~~ eo os ‘tt $9 per week while learning in oe a ; SE 7 = TOMEN : ; re n ” ! re ? 5 hector tor he ne and exts tubes: | Sebbin 4 ningles. $5 * To ‘ sjuare. Star __ 9715 Hamilton — Ter race, — De! jar Bo7Te! s ! vieprit LED—Three- -quarter size, ith box- * S-—- te, v pies: | n casliy _ESSERS — EXPERIENCED SHIRT- ruhlj Met ; }? ber €¢ } ne i | Hf 0) out r fo $100, nr mw) | 3 Jobt ne {o Spe N t - = CLE] e large ide, 10. Call) abr n mattress, like hi Sas tis ulary mice working “30 dave | WAIST PRESSES. SCHWARZ & WILD,| Mai a LOL Wud | be: ey a ae ange Baars — nen ang “ak ae ee (c) | 3000 Russell av. eee a ‘Apply st mar Mfr. Co., 1209 Wasai 7th | 1508 WASHINGTON, 5TH FLOUR aa ———--- er UR’. TRETCHER eap for cash.| pecANS—New crop: shelled halves, $1 “te. : . eS 4385 Maryland. asaington, (ec) Saitac TT 7 ¥ ~s - — YOME Ve mec Oo} or ail Mo yn lay oniy 4. 261 bk ast on av. pieces, 95c Ib.; cracked pecans, 3dc 1 RIC Y CL E—soc cer ball. electric ret, "over BABY Y BUGGY—Reea: $4. 4348 Carter. ros Ss: CR—Girl wtih some knowledge rr chigh grade coa id ler 1} price | l DE mea oe wir. “dresser, hell ack l b.; il, t, ¢ 1952 Arlington. or ee sAUNDRY HELP—Colored; we need expemag ” of bindery work, in small shop: perma-| of th heapest mpetition: good pay Anniv Si Be: __cell us toys. white ‘Ridge see mis-| 8 ie ag ey 5568 “Mound City _ 53083. wAaCisaaan ei . (c) | BAP ©: Ger-——itoyd: cheap: 3121 Fair av. ict wast aapertonon po —-+ _ OPERATORS ment position. 212 N. sth st. (c)| agrees’ ork. Box M-l0)o, Post-Dis (c. Apps Sixth Floor, ' L BU a Y—Gruy reed; ion ee | Nut Co.. 906A N. Broadway. (c99) TOYS—And scenery, to do with toys for BABY BUGGY—Cheap. 5190 — ay " ; i oan. wan dace drencsanh ail sy BUGGY—-Gr ee Gi ; oe 4 . ‘ =e: Cyn gel ageing = 7 8 ” ek RS sone ror SCRUBY OMAN—Colored ; hour's work. 7” a€ |, WOME! loes ~—s Gre cit 04 scRTTaas Red Bud (c) ee yer jardiniere and fish bowls; display purposes. 1319 N. Prairie | BABY BUGGY— Brand-new ats C Sc . sik. we i &. ] ‘ BSL L BUGG1—Reed. eoes Union av. Col- new; cost and $15, will sell for $4 TOYS—Dolis and Christmas articles; hati hale | BASS. ee ae : new, fer 2ist and Morgan sts. . ser K ae gg pearance Aalco ete) om 23> tea sxnipedrens Cr eo ae ae fax ®A3J and | $8. 2 ost Ww ash st. a ei price. We made an om Se cur chase of 1 ery. ' e = : OPERATO ry. o/ Ulive Ue Re Py OY POETS Ee y Py s Tt ' aie kk b pea Ss" | these items and LAUNDRY HELP ot, SCERAL HOURS EITHER AT NIGH’ Sen | _highest.wages to exper ence : Ap VAnDeeyoo ies naars ates 40 aot 7 aol Grand| New Pipe at Wholesale Price |_brive_ ‘S752 aston av a i ae UOGS——Wicters. G18. 1616. My: flat work folders and feeders; 6 ' ogy oo 4 HOURS THER A GE T OR Selina enaial ints t Rea TIX, ‘ 1382M. c) | Black. Galvaniagt, VEILOCirPEVUE—fairy make; good condition; . fg & hemme use Gre ‘ 2NIN TK + 6 NEG fs €5 ro — —> | ° BABY BUGG s opEE CAUNDHY, £907 Pine. Bl on this scale, while learning’ our tine | FLOOKS FU NIT ‘B ETC. ee ee ; ee ee “7 anew. 300A W size; gray reed: | @ inch sossecscccesce@ BUR 9 8 Ol cere (PEDE—Child 3; cheap. Apply Ham: | — 2249 St. Loute ev. vec 2 — x teh) our ne. , a = T= ‘OND! 217 Ys Was ‘¢ | ran new ‘ yo: —— a a a . SHBH Se 2 Ee OP Ey la mG | ‘eon B . o = BABY BUGGY— LAUNDRY HELP—Experiencedg | grucWuaexer co. OM TON. Yiitr nave co OD REFERENCES. | Womic\—And piri, to do art neatiework | DOLL BED—Large size, Morris chair and| {7B svrereerrerttt2 8 68 TELSCIPEDa a eeiees oot Dare condition. _¢ ; = r. (ex) APPOINT MENT CA MAIN 1: 40: cok Team: tte Sulgie ot centeahnard | : | other toys. 4922 St. Low g. an 9-4 ELOCIPEDE — Large, Columbia 500 pressers and learners on ou v RATORS and BINDE eRS Fe een ee and fancy designs: write to CC ula | 1; DOLL Hi USE SE -—F olding “z. furnished: excel- | l-inc . 07 condition, cost $22, sell cheap. 23544) "obrol collar shirts. Steady WORK [ited 20 more Rees evenly es. SHIRT MAKERS—Experienced |) " . ie eemnet ge inners. ELY & W KERG reb3x) | and learners on all parts. Those! gocno cini_aAbout 1: or 16, to assist | | \_--/ DOLL PL ute; BTR values will Gal. tec lan alae ae eee tubs, lavatories, 1. | Sieoen ome end lesk af cut oe +4 “taht A Oni : mood condis « OT: . . TT i. . | __ genera! housework 4043 Wyoming. (2) | | $25. Phote Grand 6345 (ce) Write for bie free catalo — ag ‘wre’ : BABY CAR SHIRT. FACTORY, 8th _ {TORS Experienced, to having See ee YOUNG GIRLS—Ahbout 18 years. ‘o lear Solid agate. 2ic line, out-of-town DOLL LAMPS——With ostricn plume dress | INDEPENDENT Ft UMBING (@& HEATING | _Co.. 7106-18-20 N. 70s o ae ne dew ° ickory. we | ladi "oh d sewing machines pre ferr ed. rame making Sviveste Inde fat | Lic ae / 30c Sunday; minimum 5 and shade: just out: swell $1 and up; UPP ©O.. (e899) VISES—4-in., 4%-in. and b-in. jaws; cheap. BABY : ; LS—Experienced. ak & GOLL oe ae; s St eady work... ELY & WALKER : ye ee =a | me eS er es | @andy Christmas gift; come early; only a | 1119 Cheetnul = 44352 Olive A? CHINE n _ a UBER MILLIN btOL . . YOUNG LAIDY—Foa: rocery office, rot | : few left. 2511 Wash st. - - ~ w AL KING ‘DOLL—34- -inch. ~ Forest 6623M. onan Leundéry. 700" Olive. - eo? ° 2 rt axperiéace. geauised: must waste |§5 DOLL HOUSE, a a ye PLUMBING SUPPLIES | : = sae ID—White; for cookin and : ¥ 0O.., 1409 Washington av. SHIRT FACTORY, 8th and ad auick -108. F.-D AUCTION | SALES 5 ble, $1: i cae wanton We are offering this week a complete W AL L t APER, 3e A ROLL ah : housework, - co h: 5200 N d (c) S—i0. in shirt department, oF | Wag tale : ~~ — . i y | ELECIX PR ihe experienced Anchor Laundry Co.. ; meton Av. STENOGRAPH ER—Experienced young ir y ( 17 NG I AT 7 ES CO a e ‘ 1 ; 1 o Al i if ( y] i My 45 ¢ } ER GAL L LON rame wpoare and stati capable of tak ing and transcribi ng sote r 4a a° \ era ’ - 13 QD} wall paper, et roll wu - So): ' Bt Po. lector 100 ‘Rk WORK—! ing” s mall pieces, in _Co., £22 Ss. Broedware = t, Louis, Mo. ici plume shade anG dreas. 2811 Wash st. ee s — spring Food RY. es Pine. sated - AER STERLING FAC- Ary nBox Ree S70” Post. Dispater segs vasa bes eS, pote anit d ( Jlive. bargain, Bensinger Furn . 1009 Mar- Latting, bare OLE CTION 901 Dates POOL TABLE—Combination; size 3x. ( WATER HEATER—Coa!; suitable for heat- m v D 4 ine 7 AL. aware ,. ) i a ml , cet ‘ iene ee TE 4 a games r noo! : 1402 LB on 4 c : ing large capacity tank or garage; brand- =o mons’ &, and springs, $12. 40a “Saprgn, —teeneres ‘on ims o ,—In sales department of YOU N¢ Ww )MAN—R Rl GH1 TO Sis pep; mty thes a Elanora Py Mc oo * | 7 a mee twee s — , eee sD also mire tO sare i + 16th and Locust street. STRAOORATHER state. experience, refs, | SILK D) Powe KOSKI} A pu CK of indies’ ready-to-wear, gents’| 8. 7th_st._ Kpermert ——— ol Ao00 Bhenandgah ev. two mee | ees a neat en weet SS) i : ted. also phone num- | ! SAN’ TIL EB CO., 34 TASH DN urnishings and shoes; must sell 01 | FERT (LIZER—A!so black dirt, $4 per load. | rails ee uy tove When you can get a real ue Pine. 2a floor. rienceé 44 4a floor. (c62) oor and snlary,expectet.., ™ p —— ee . - as | count of owner's health. Dply tc ‘ (‘al Linde @1° (oe) ’ p OOLT ABL E St aan ft er home use; nice Xmas | moving pic ture machine. $40. Mel vilie onnged ERY MAKE Alma 608 > Pe. STENOGRAPHER And bookkeeper. _ “Ste- : ( Uv NG r W {) Ni ts N P @eskind, — J ebanon, pitt oa FI] RE He '¥ X TING! veR—®? 2 -ga! righ ve: | present 3326 8. Compton ae, Stoitz, 325 De Baliviere. RI ae wt Shs ‘ s ‘le al for office work. Not und 9} ALUMINUMWARE — Wi ’ erfect. 4432 Olive y (c)| POOL TABLE—Burrows; 7x4; complete with| FOR SALE—10.000 feet %-inch rubber nographer with legal experience to work | be Mich “School eraduaies, |” $4.98, teakettlss, po! age a EXTINGUISHERS—2%4-gaflon size, | Dalle and cues: bargain. 53284 Ensteo. | —beby carriage tnG geet Axis open ly Room 807 Security |: >. must te :, in amall office. App y W H AR pw “yt *4 ver y » . . ree? ie in Hardware Co ed , Ol _ le i POOL TARBL gE Sh ee 5 ne Brunswick: corm- : gated boxes band st ee! ah y ber oe “3500. | 5 holesale work. av.; Ps thane 8167. an x ° vists ’ h O t , € . ric ra) | ‘ callie new .” ‘ Millinery Makers, Cop} Be ine pera ors eee > 4 | 716-18-2 N. ‘c} = a! os : 2. teh, | — (has. F Wangelin, telleville, Li Metatlic Industries, Inc., A rentices 4 STENOGRAPHER—For afternoon work with == ————— aaa eae . > Sey po rip iS LESS COOKER-—-3 com} artments, with | - 4127 Forest Park bi. PP a possible engagement pF ge dav: state — 7 eT R Re OTe Charles st: eae. :mint ketties; fun me oa k re rt ars ; ICE a Ser gene wilt take $35 GET your pre orn stockinas for err e* all rt f age reference an salary expecte . pntcrtal . ~ 4 ' tan be i che n cabinet ores? N "pi rT, ae 16 ne : » | ? G ‘ o AEE NAT SLOAN MT Tne } on pa § 0 Sox R-272. Post-Dispatch. oF CANVASSERS ms AND $0 SOLIC! 0 Ss ARMY ‘NDE RWE AR. . 49c: shoes. $1.95: | TT OOK-S! TR ¥ .CING MACHINE—New- nev. or trade for ra bicycle Call after | 1118 f ata crane ld a7oo |& - STENOGRAPHEH—A compan’ "will give | Ww N Pies OS a | _Over alls, C ng, carloads. Advance, - x 2017 Hickory at ' | aeene 1MNBA He ert s seh hiiiiael oy nt EBCAL Ly a oh He LINERS , Men's Cl th free office space and eauipment to public | AGENTS——Women, we are seeking agents | a2: 7,L0OR LA MP—Be: autiful, make a ppropr ate | POOL, TABL ES AND BILLIAR —— , nm li ae trimmings, dolls and parts: MIL ! 0 8 stenographer for limited services; new for wonderful attractive necessity for wom- | aryrPrt 2 itted 83. / , ft ble: gr eed baby! , ##¢® dhand: repairing. end supolies o | gacrifice . B h of 1600 Experie ed trimmers and pence oe 4 office building; no public stenographer! en: proven big seller and money mal ee Aw: dA -rngg ~s BF > at Son Ge. | Xmas Ki $25: sell a *'$i2 ge rs A. E. Schmidt, 1113 Pine st Main sondage -- 5 oy ranc # ne r , _O25 C rate rr ae “. £na & (Boece song gpa a rite for free booklet enver { oe Co..| stroller; cost $25; sell for 2; ike new. | Ente, A. = r 9 #9) | Burd, oll ospital, Ross's Departmen there yet. Rox M OAH. YP ost - Tisr at *h. > j K. Mfg. Co.. 504 S. Linc oin Resies } 0. bog Bar: la v r in ok. Dery ver. Culo. icPP) » | Flower Store 4] 1n Manche he ster i ie) ? ae: { ‘entr a! 44 1 yr ag corn pron | Store. 5579 Faston ay. Andy wads aaah 147 Oo: MlMOPrekt Klothes, I SERAPH ie waseiaie ia iER—bBy wholesaie house, in Til. i 7 Oe ee Pe —= | POOL TABL E—Brunsv ick “co N et.. Ath et a 0 es, nec. = | ld woe we blocks of Scruggs; | -anxVASSERS—6 ladies: splendid chance - ART, NEEDLE WORK—Beautiful Xmas | FURNACE-—front Rank, No. 48: $20. 777 ack. ball rack, all com plete, perfect! LET US PLATE ANY OLD THING FOR 4 pleasant surroundings: go into detail both |“: — "Chetatn Magee apg se 1 chan gif ts; reasonable prices. Central 9587L. Bayard a ae bargein, $115 r’s. one | YOU——-We piate ary — = any finish: MILLINERY MAKERS - - Bs ! and as to ability: young widow — a ote the ea 3909 Parnell. FURNACE—Good “hot air Home Comfort.| Olive ae (c'! bedsteads, stoves, hardwate, silverware Ne . as in on A ae > work: good pav, 912 Holland Bldg. ic Appiv 6013 Bartmer i es va Bal Ni at ete refinished MUSIC K PLATI % Vv. preferred. Box fF R-382 Post- Dispatch. ~ | ASHPITS—Cor ruga ed steal; Economy Sheet a od alle de Wee POOL AND BILIARD TABLE—New or ® WORKS. 915 Chestnut. All work « ‘Trews va — eariy new; 2 ondhand; good; 4x8 and 444x9; Brunswick Main 1530 Central 43. ext | ‘ ’ anteed ’ ’ Pa > «© to work on : CANVASSER—$4 day; 10 crews: a: Metal wks., $302 Easton. Lin. 6151. (c99) FURNACE STOVE—Base; neariy perienced, work; Christmas specials, either sex Ite ~ EEE PT cord tires, 30x34. 5507 Sout h- & Balke tables, good as new; complete out- e. : a: sa ST in aa qs ; : * ra OB@Er cheap Co TAD 197 SR. ee, ee a” - ee oe te yui oO ch = i: ee 3x8 LADY CANVASSERS—Good salary. : TRNACE—Hot air, with lots of heat and) Broadway. St. Louie, Mo. __{en $49.50 SEPTIC TANK. $49.50 BED— "phite: erin : Bow "mattress. ;~ a ore BOLICITOR—PBPy furniture company; rood en . 4 —_ a 7p t ete the floor: no sick wife from wringing rack ball rack. 18 cues, balls, rover. np complete at the factory. and all that ts Ts ; “ tion; cheap; l ven! pe. MILLIN ERS—And a ; “) MACHINE OPERA-| has : OF geen meyer. OD 04 ee, axel | wash ine Schmidt Bros. 4371 wes: = \c’ "The above will accommodate from 2 to 6 : handwri SALESWOMEN WANTED ee ae oe | aeons. | Sorc ORN “MACHINE—RBautter Kist, for ‘fale people. A made in larger sizes for all Piece work. Long season. * at AL G COATS, VESTS _salary expected. u-190,_ Post- -Dis._ of: employ anont. ont (es SBC Times ee 5 f BAG—Handsome hand-made brown beaded Government: pipe and pipeless; prised mos | cour > RESSER—" ‘wo automatic card- ING SUPPLY CO.. 111 omer | . STITCHERS—Experienced ere Po) oF afer €:20. ; to : | “ rices paid. Apply to ry Ss. GOOD ‘WAGES, pants; good pri ly M SA LESL,. jan; ank Lind. 7th and Lucas. | ~ aa maven — ' aren cturing department. Kt HOURS AND STEADY . Oa sR. 10% (| EXT esiADIES—In wait department Ay. | MAKER'S OUTFIT—Removabie oven, eise- FURNACES FOR SALE | punting press—7xi1. 90 toni of Ome:| Drgin Pipe Cleaner : ring Pp é W SEWERS—On patent Milan. Hol iy 8:30, Brernbers‘s. 716 Washington. (c)| cheap. eer. B iperictorme etsirte pleze: te 600 Government furnaces. both pine and/| girl's bieycle. weed” isi se) | BRINSMADE MER. CO., > ~ APPLY ; De Luxe Hat and Cap Co., a en cheap: terras it ante retiring from busi- pipeless. all sizes; f 4: $65. like | Pi MP ol ~—_ WwW eee 12 gauge: ofall ' pagan om Pw clogped waste pipe and be experienced. 2706 ¢ Chippewa. BAKERS. ATTENTION—On Dec. 17, at 10) menet on them. J. A. STERN, A7th and | SUMING Cleat eaitles alee bicyele: ae Che : —€ ; “<~ 540 Adkins. -* und cans ** MBING AND FR 3 LOCUST TREE A bly Bunday or Monday morning. 825{ bids on our all automatic doughnut ma- S— Two 22-inch; condition perfect; | __Teasonabie. 4540 ee INDEPENDENT. PLU AN S T straw hats; * a ag work; best <i 6th (c) | chines; this machine cuts, fries and ejects, — . connections, $8 each. 5829 Cates. | QU IL TS— Beautiful handmade. a New-| ING SUPPLY ©O., 1119-2 ane __port av. or Wor kers - ATORS—On wash dresses manufacturing d ey ied ee ee ee el Ee d frying fluid. Electric Maid | Detter made. Lande” ire wheels, $20. 5 a at C99) n labor and frying etric 3} ~~ - wire w | milliners to * &prons. Th 7 E MER. MER. CO., |: od Oe ac eee ames roone a ge and ioe pet: | Gna STEAM RA DIATOR—I5-claw Wii | Experienced We ose with ex- G- id goods; very profitab 927 Cre-| BEAUTIFUL Xmas presents. im hand em-| folding doors. ; 9) | br ete Se OR NK Figs 905: | RIFLE —B2-20 Win hats in their own home. * se emp for steady posi-| 1701 Washington av. broidery, cheap, centerpie runners. | GENTS ort CRORE 5 TRUNK —Fige 2-20 Winchester repeating; cheap. liver goods and call for ™* » © earn good salaries. Can ° 3] gpnristmas. Schweritmann Tey Cg, 611 | BICYCLE —Pierce: rector set, radio outfit, ashington. mechanical drawing set, transformer. an BERT 3 TOYS — Sicctrical gets, erector . k. Y EMMER—Com ioned pilk hos! direct f t} chine: ger < creme Hox 7-401. P | TOBACCO 3&8T oOne< , OSsiery, rec rom mill; fclll Bry LIARI TABLE —- Brunswick- Balke, all kinds, boys’ | supplied with wor & WALKER Co., Gay Bidg., 204 N. . 32 8 st., Bth or 6 tim a goed commission. Continen- Phone 1 Webster 1099. (c) hanical trains. Franklin Hardware, 718 °° shot. long range, checkered stock and) ~~ in lieeen. S " (0) tal siery. 4% S, 17th st.. Phil ade! pain [. ee (c) Pan Bey fitted with silencer: Sunday be STOP, » LOOK, ., READ | BE a (c8 gi ‘ hats: good salary. G Washi J, rate: age 18 to ar New benry. AUTOMOBILE—Chitid’s toy; good condition ; | a fit: $100 and up Mueller Bros, 207 12) $49. 50 Septie Tank, $4950 Tr MILLINERY co., 1409 ad ators Wanted ply fon Shoe, ‘Mach morning, & and oah av hieitihsdiaiilicaiiclli. AU TO KNITTE R—Triplex, with 10 _ Ibs. , bushels of fun: warm rooms. warm flooTm | poor OU TrIT—c ‘omplete ; 4%yx? Bruas _ ‘The only septic tank made that does av. § CAN USE 100 E E » 7 7 _ pany, od _ yarn; contract; cheap. Box R-271, P.-D heat. no sick babies from a _ draft wick Balke table: perfect condition; cue require cleaning or the use of chemicals. Bet BED AND DREs ton es -* x P RI- ~ __ wares and commission. Box -41%, -D NIT sui if ‘ i C ' ack, <—o R—Large wholesale house —_—— ————————— AU TO KI id TE R “<7 nder; perfect condi-_ clothes outdoors, fi ie warip basement to | — Call Grand 217: tw or 2816 Ac: os nec ensary is to connect your wm ver pi 3 & ildren’s an wih SEW ON Al, AR Apply in ting, "stat BABY STROLLER—Gray reed; in good con- | —— | ladies’ and ch LP TS reference and/ LamES—If you are Catholic and in need dition. Cabany 6724M. 61464 Delmar. | “500 FU RN A¢ ‘ES — | _oF ogy aot ane Kind of ee 7 a oie oe eNT PLUMBING A} AND HEAT- before 9:30 or aft bag. Grand 3708 ) reasona bie. Bensi ner. 1009 Market. (¢) | printing presses ~ bargain. _ 1366 Clara. (¢) | 's bicycle. 137 _Tempie SALESLADY—For ary goods store: must ness. Box T- 47, Post-Dis. (c7) | ¥ ee Ege : ' you A ——j|new; a!! standard maxes. can save ° choke. mboed barrel. Box R-106. P.- u AZ ae \ we ae -pound cans Seer eee ee eee eee Washington avenue. ACTORY NO. 4 STRAW SEWERS—On Tadies' BALESLADIES—10; !n toy department. a. m., we will demonstrate and receive| Chestnut sts. Both phones. 5 3 Millines y Home } ~ if”. ¥ CLOTHING CO. paid. Long season. Ap- ay Eerah S am ouse-to-house ; salary 80 dozen absolutely uniform doughnuts GAS GAS WATER HEATER—Insta tallied. +812: no : prices per hour, and will show a decided savings 12944. 612 . Sarah RADIATORS—Any make ; $5 ~ aet Ford fect oqpantion:, 7 ee pa re ‘Name. 6827 Southwest av. WANT BALBETADI bs—About 18, to help _ eut till| 722 Academy av. Forest _pligntly used: for $20 23 N. New- City. Mo. when finished. Can weet ienced on sim- : SALESLADIEPS—Se!l bargains in full or (3142A_ b sete and medical sets, tricks, games of : tool chests, electrical an‘) BirLe—Remington repeater model 1°. A whl IN ' FACT floor. TOMORTLE—23R N. 7th st. AMUEL # 101 ORY, 16th TRIMME ceé, only | BAL eat ADIES—At once. 5, to travel. dem- BOY'S AU" et ea eater |GU Po ae Winchester repeater. in good _fore 2 o'clock. 2316 Salena. HA OO. 9 N.i el st. Second floor. or hata, week or work. onstrate and sell dealer $40 to $75 per BOY'S BICYC LE—Just tike new; gas heater 8 and 10 4 railroad ot : st, 4th floor. tT ; lo . (o4) i Bronx H . Sth floor. 808 Washaneng ied | — Deo: i012 Fe 4 paid. ogerich pros Fen emg picture outfit; bergain. 22 a as Os i between an a. ie ae ag ag ralires’ meas, i} parts tine | | - Poe jf

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— “eee ee ee TM) ike cael pea eee oemeheal 1g Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches. and Mis cellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: HOUSEHOLD — em | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE SHINGS—oOr three rooms: Se- 1600 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing ™ beat Goons FOR SALE , UIs POST-DISPATCH. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS F OR SALE STORE AND OF Figg *-« HOUSEHOLO | GOoos FOR § SALE ane 4 * >DS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOooDs * = SALZ RU G—Ortentai, a am ge SUNDAY. DECEMBER. 10. 1 —— a For Sais : _ Separate. 4123 Blaine. complete: will sacrifice: fiat rents RANGE—CombDination, are ‘size geo F 441 6A. ‘Se Toute TRIC VACUUM CL =, EANER—Good con- con- Address 5025 Slevin. _ ee FURNITU RE—Reasonabie. 5205 | COAL RANGE—High-oven: kind of stove-range; acts &s 4. end | burns any kind of fuel; | combination high-oven range; th nae are brand-new, but we the sale of this and another line, | well the nlain coal range for — Greseer, chait Sie BACK BAR—Por set 41564 airy te} table, icebox ay ee the al Maal oe ore ae ‘ITE—American walnut Cams: - » HOUSER TOLD FUR aa i Clarence. BR cif Sas RANC rt omen: ti: eres will _ south HOUSEHOLD GOODS s WANTED £ ge eiines ” aree and small jots at én sh gai a sg ag, ‘tee sale very cheap. wi ith water | Blue enameled cabinet; Cott Bree dh “20504 Me Ree ay a. —= “Bed, springs "Gresser. ties? ste tabi to be apprectated,. 28361 Gravois av. nd fine quality 4 TON RANGE_B! Be. UITE—Brewn ) mahogany. OE OIE OO REE gt tee 2 teen > eheep cope ein, thy ce : said. sro &,, ~ “aa Ax. ‘Euciia = —Y 5025 or Deimar Jo 2845. A [> 3 D-— “hild's white, sliding cides i Su ABr's purest 3 HAL a _wrd RCGS—Bigelow Wilt 23 also € 2. éxzl3. Sos 328: W ASH ER—Ore Locomotive os- - sizes, new — some gg S-1009 Market gt BE DR med “SET— wi Fite I ee r a. ee VYvE—wW 2 fo-eess cooaer Ww Day E NETTE— ar tabie, oo? ano THER — Wrd.—Live a feathe: Ss ron bed. m irro Ts. 8S: mmons ‘bed E—And Princess dresser. Quick Meal. ¢4-bdurner. 3 “ = . eg a r*} wartac Ei TsTwe sscns. a“ +4 . St1.2 ER—Ne PIANO le slay 12 ar. price $306 yes ae uetadie Prof. 3. 2 REGISTER—F Rome © Phone Delmar 295i §$—ape cheap. PL & f-- pia . eS *l-cange: exper; ~waronabie rates 5149 Fag 42 — cots en Pet > uae a. ae eiceptiona 4 . ort fect conditien ; : = a love _Meriec at. : ; @éner 2-93 yaar a rugs. — brice 7R. " et BooKe AsSE— “orm bi Ration > -E—Back « parlor heater. 1 year ' ' reasona: biuea en Lameied gas move and | ——— — af wie in and —_ ee TEach=* 143M. Studio at 354. 2 enameled range. 1 hbeaung stove. 3319 , NUN IRE TE Mie Dal, Aly hah sibs ss, pease at bets Adelle mf r NITUREB—Ame _ 2 TU : . err aT aT ... _—* wasec™ — : ON er. > ——s quo, vicina, saxophone. banx Esk >—R te act, trombone. *7* -) ae Ft CNING: -repass A=— S0. aso 600 tables $2 PIAS s\ 4 ‘ ae re wr 34.¢ starting for ta BY mar Ll Park. (st Bc asec from te 3 lows Marke $. EXPERT rfanec 32:.2g =o : steed: 25 years expere Pr. 5% “ ~ : ~ _ n — IST er 1099 4 . 44 Russe... Y .caey iss a Mgt Magna hte i niepllccinlie Bssap a ee eee een m et eed fe 3 LU ¥ Riseey. By V4 a ae i hy ear 2 fg ty sed 4 ich, J ee gt Ma ‘ » Pil sol Bid. hg, im y oGi A Delmar or phene Mon- 3 ‘ur e Wa ar nted Comp! te ? Irn ae Lng = rts SETS—lIn oak or mahogr.y, tet “TUNING AND REPA "bash oF time. Keine s. ES 5 RC RTI elt ; Pi Rite gee ee ight RRM. ee ™ } PE re TOU SELLING OUT? | rour furniture, rage Victroias. « 3 ss— Wi ith mounjed heads 533 SEWING MACHINES cas, oy? : Srenan joan em breila acd cellar case Y | of a SEES IO 1Te—Fi ine early English, rs i Ream ASE —asy; = > Piance. p ayers and electric an ee ; ric plasos. BH. KEMP! s $87 for elect: . v a Compten ar Grané 63774 rue see ceferences garfect- $f Member National Awsn “iene : oe ————— = : z = : = st = chines ballt for lien ASI —+4@Gare, epfiod 3 far 12350R. at 2 Misse ho St. Louis —_ a=—And soda @unt o made to order ‘armed a Musical Emoloym ‘rom 23 months te 18 mante —— —-~ our Drites are right: ip MUSICIANS We —CPrnet, = cuy ng. Washingten Pista = trombone plarers to practice tra. Call Lindel’ 27593 F.\. _ 2SS—We sell sothing at Gee GRGA SN iST—SI" exvernenced OW Sut cur margin of pele os in Protestant churca. ® mace our own show iM cri .re® 2 our own modern facta: PARTNER Wrei—si _ 7OU Want to save — par~ner sist or eitnist F =Tuare Cu... Til N. Garni Hote. iecarT FL _= zz . oa a Ong THE ae Mer ay Monarchs furnisaa . lg KB 7h & eecasiens. @ance functions As ES— Wall casea, Sfices. Bensinger Furn sew mg wact.ne ow } Fe ners mine re! Twet. BTS —Ruee new 3 geed. lew prices. _ (a Wanted cocinesioadeal oak, $100. per ROOM SET—Large: like new te bead. 4745 Alas La Market st. ser - whe: her you want “nee “ERY 4ND SUTCHER “ nen bins, shelring, susie ae Pia “os Wed —, exchange ( and siding top; Belem shea Schubert & Son, 23 coon Ss —_— eg sters, cigar and candy on Tee mills. mast —= = a sizes. We will ave 5 PLATER-PIAN a eras A ena see csp Globe 7sRA™ _ BOs t--8: = Ce., 7Ou — ¥l - aa — % tg —_— NX a re roe RANGES—5O) new aol a must be Sargacn; gous cone Home Comfort aad 4710M akes, prices -= rnittre: ou prices wl 7S per cent: come tn ant that this ts the most rea sonad Excentiona! valees tin al! kin¢s of ROO “ Se es slece. st tring room. breakfast room an — tak. $73 SUITE—Buttet a> ee and 6 chai-s. a 1 Pe live oR. RS Ry ~ om Der 455 = ) werent ores aa: Ga from 320 ap sers ¢rums f ‘fice Fixtares Co. 7002S — from = =p sur — a drum at ‘sea F Omer sen RATOR— sed sree ca.a og7e ent Ladete & goad cond. Lom: MeCray Bae | Ly De IG = “Gra: =i cr 7 - | iin = ~~. TE—Zeenm erfect. si\ver f+ ATOR—Srecht a ae springs, $65 iney Propst, +4 engin same @ me. "yg Ne ® st zac . — —— GUTTAR—tLike ce mi -kei-t eS RS—i54@. -astly — mass =~ =~ A i reera 4° was acd Ase, _—. — — = one thin. Sty AR 4 re 45 470 > “= “extension su.ta- CH» POROBE—Sran4-cophea2 “Sunday er Moendar. 3143 SCALES — 28 — as BED—Chesp. 5254 North! and ler SxXorr- Yr B-f at. eorranse & mos" sow “a7 = 2 ss ) = Se! --s Richmond Heights. a ae goicen ocak. a kod one cheap. Badd De Ure- ote = T — +4 | electric suc «8 _samp.e ar eS ee =namered, a a high 150 Detmar SL ahi-. 3 ‘~a ae ai s CH INE—W'licaz &2 Gibbs elec- arta. ®. 2aDost new. also Singer ac- BINING-ROO OM a oon’ a as Wal oun cethng eam: —_ " st. ED— Veruia martin: good as Case 76-iz. pe nes fase wr DINING. FU SNTTURS—-Seaatitel suite: will beap. piate-ginas sheleat oe W.n,wee Sales Ca.. aes tm« DESK AND ¢ an@ Mary period, =—William and “Mars Sea - and ‘hoe sis. e zt WIGHCH ——— | : 30_ “Grand 3 RE—Must Geil before Jan. Buses - } ~ - .sts-asd geen Riaas ° Sargala 5 first-class ————— “. 123th st SAXOFHON ES—Hon G2). [CASES —— wa ake. 340 rhets : re of ai! , ects 6r Christmas wark of al kinds We maa. cTtits San ar Raa, xk Wye ot ome eae poe ee te an Ee 33. DINING ROOM SET—Massive. iving Teor set, other artic) 2". POUCNTaAIN— and GaINA Asi NET—Oak ~~ 28: on finish. mir- “hairs at real bargain GOB Tener and cage fm Foo l Comm | end case for $95 1 Conan sf! CNTs ae eae end case for $100 ma a candy stem a8 t.2 Saloons nes send ta Se ae Nases sew ng wach. Pp merce jell 4231 . $203 | She as SUT HER es sew Singer for Imes Included ar bedroom an iNa SLOSET—Oa = ad ohare, to ~ Terms we wens od STORE match if desired. isda Wagueer inger Shep. 4059 ine. eA naa AES Rs Gl aces GNA "2 OSET—Oak bent giass mahogany mene t 1 S22 i 0. siece fine. new. one om ar po aes o my ~ ‘Ree 4th ~ s&s! AB! CET Hoosier kitchen ca SAG —Combination:, ~~ eS - Prey A unt and bedroom furniture Aan irk ‘ . | ‘M Se T—.§. S.iece ra nut iece ivory bedroom eet and oe REM Pee eS NDB: ag? hs '9P.M. Bell RANGE Sucks : TCS, Bee ee ns Pe _ range. Quick Me-' COAL Re Ee merior. age new- oe te same! See Used] Furniture Unusually Low ae >, ae Eh STORE AND OFFICE © FIXTURES Re ee cond: ~~ 4 “$20. Wash bes ago | hs - [ wr 7s x ao = ‘ au 73 No ona SXARE DRUM—Soy Sconts § 2001 Utah =" *sr carryine ZITA SE ORS ise —— iXTCRES—€ = ff. M—DOupier en Firrure Ca. Tm ee. BFS ‘a2 Rueeer - ¢ > . “ a, ene ne : : TER es —. * : 7 3 . ow . > = $s a = m=, aa chair: almest see 421 De Sete « Te ephone Te =e 5307. —- — 4 Fa fore “Ot at Tia TION. BLYERS = — ixt..°e ow to8 ; cor real dargaine: sate Sg gent 1940 Areenp! st : cash registers. : —_ 5, ME ee cnecex Dprotectorea ~~ pewr ter — new a oe - - : ti 2 % = . . = « * ~ trucks #817 SN. Se = —F ich case ond bere “Asn —Tree ——_. *._ Sargein. 407 Bates ase rt . -_ ea “er aes asE—ansd 7-2. ‘ mean {491 Beit f-ain. suttable fF “ DINING ROOM SU ITE. 59. Want a bdbareain @on'’t t this suits, made of soll 3AS BEA TER— Shes Cole's and other Salvation ates we SAL AS SiS — Rei leville Royal _— a s Berane. Come tn and see ctr new «né¢ Ea STER Wid —And set twin or 6 gailoma Eart’s eee COAL RA R—6-hoir Gress 47° : ah oo Gas RANGE—Aiso eoai range JOL4A N t ars TEES ST BOE = auliien COAL RA SCE Glue rs DRI SER Soi a ank. a8 agen ue camel .._— Mea. eee Ghee —Wardvone eingie: a ee RANGB—oux ‘tatie and chaira @i21 Gam = 2 3 Taft —Quick Meal: high even; Bis. | i @aL RANG a nea a A a i ee ” tose . et. mahows Cn. | ERal WaREHOUSING _ * se > 3 ee 610 xX Th ot v aL) RANG E—<uee- ‘mode SRE L RANGE —De: rit T2063 NGE—emei pte cog ——— Sarr ey : aréwas Viner ISR. Vierer 924k E poe A Easton av BB — — shed: 3 low prices. Socth goocs, meciines aay Sroacdw?ar = © LINS_FROM 2 ¢ J TO SELECT BOWS: STRINGS ae VIOLIN M: RAN KLIN AV. Ttrk TEs SANS a? Bed a 5: “ales ccal | pe — ew: ee Reach: ot ~on- ae of completely " Ptumbers’ , — O08. at a2 bargain Go “ ew a. eee ee ee TT a RE me cea etn a eo ie ADDING Mac HINE—Deska oil and Sint Shast | aay ——-«* and “all new fret_ciass ~ @.., of “ner space. __Ptancs and Orcans F beter 138ew Sine “S| Gees Gingo oom | *t turLax —— ans ” win ones vl ANO - fo — Bie

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ice italia RS a Alea seat ECE , a. ac . Ni oe. ee ae ’ ae: ~ ~~ AE RR IMO EE . SF Sai ah EP EY i, bia) 7 7 PIRI Dn eT ah PUR Ge fa ee- 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. as ele are Mi eae Magy Pee oom a * EAT eS a cha | RADIO SUPPLIES —— — a SPEAKER—$20 6204 Etzel _ Missouri Sihio i SET—De wy crystal. — BiLeE 5 s s..> A U T O M-O =| = A UT O M & on Wanted B SAW: 0} A ee RADIO BATTERIES — Three ree. good: =| Write _ Ee My bargain. n. 2208 Pine st. —y BE acne etd _ ST ee cench gresnee coos grinde @ec. nk -aheak anted eoeie cae | lathes, millers. rs. | —— terman, third floor wes e) RADIO CACUCHE TUBE & 2708A C sage. " closed car SET—Long dis- ! Quincey, 1. t } RADIO SET—c kaa Murdock. 6656 wa > ing | PADIC SET with phones; guaran ; NALD a co., o128 Terry av . 2 “Machiner} Ts Our Middie Name.” |\RADIO SET—Vacuum tube, cheap. Victor | : 2 Re 1531-83 N _ Broadway. (e989) | 3546]. 4506A Louisiana. i. s " oe D.. $14.50; never been used; | RADIO SYSTEMS instailed. satisfactio ia ac 4! rove st. | @uarapteed. Walter, Lindel! 2 740. i! -hp. single gle phase a c 1800 r. RADIO SET—Guaranteed. $4. demonstration | hs Me._aimost new. 2311 Mallinckrodt. | every evening 42458 Flad av (© and d@. c. RADIO SET—7x18:. cabinet phones, tube, c. tien; cheap. 1009 Ttaska in good oon (c) St. mee: $7. battery; cheap. I1728A N. ~~ Aftlernating and direct current: ors for saie Pan wenerar Mfze. Ca. 735 &. or rent. sale at. or sale or rent: wiring. —as 321 bot Macket « et. te all sizes. new installi: ited oS. t ees « ¥. 1520. . 00-08-04 ft ; ~ cog —_ brand- _—s jead- | Feros ; Se ee . S-phase Phoenix. S108. new worteb beard. Weston volt and ammeter. Snider, =o S. Rreadway. St. Louis. _ ae [ Tstocked on ‘% h. and : > must sell quick. $12.50 to x _@: 2 year factory guarantee. Rich- : ter E © Co.. 1216 Pine. Oltve 2657 A... t us answer your motor ques- ent ; Certral 4377. brvs tiems: any size motors for rent or «ansle: used motors 1231 Pine. Genuine spark- | hes sold reasonably i¢99) | ie ; most complete = a generators alse piatinge dy- orer. st line of large retary converters and motor-gen- _—@ets. ready for at-ence shipment. Electric Mfr Co.., si ADVANCE PAPER CUTTER Fer Dilades; good condition: _ See Mr. Caldewe, tenth BAER & FULLER DRY GOODS Co. with twe at a bar- ' a i press, 23 fonts rules, leacda, orna- ic) type, stand. a rakes ENT satisfaction guaranteed on TUNER AND DETECT: Rm motor ir oe. Ss. _ trie oe. Ta Pan Elec- | * st just received onal carloads at | which we can #e!! have slightly used machinery. > Boller W Works Co.. air compressor. bu!!- ors, with engine attached, etc. | 1410 S. 2d. WOODWORKING MACHINERY ei CNew or Used) MACHINERY COMPANY. Beresin Prices. (009) YTHING IN PUMPS | in 2543. Prices. New and refitted pumpe in stock; steam, power, deep well cen centrifugai—what | AND MACHINERY CoO Roth i per cent : geen at i5il. N. Broaéd- a oo: : Co.. 108 S. — NG LATHES—15° ‘xd’: Barnes, oer Stow & Wiicox, . square shear; Marry L. Husseman Re 5 oe Fad 3815 Shee- | “TANKS—TRUCKS—PIPE All must be sold within 10 days: 20 Ke AND STEAM or. 38 or 45 inch ity: 75 lon capac Sim ro idin 8 bor wseens | "Es iv and Chestnut. Both | ‘cS RADIATORS. new redta- BAS ARE site Gesired. ai 53-28. | 12 BOILERS. BOT-WATER BOILERS. °° = eee fe ® eee eee eee eee 111 52 STEAM POTLERS"~ 126 17 BOILERS. oo eee er ee eee ee ee eee ees 135 36. 153 84 eee eee ee eee ene ef : : | RADIO SET—Regenerator. ube, phones, storage bs‘ ‘Suburban, ms RADIO BATTERIES—6 ) s. Seventh. pho any 2003 battery, $10- will se. beth for $35. J. &. Cummings, — 4545 Li ndeil bi. Si + t~) RADIO SET We —j_ong-distamce receiving outfit. in exchange for auto. roadsfer, in good condition. Grand 291 3 € (RADIO SUPPL 1 ES—Regenerat! ve set. 3 s' eps a mptlifi: ‘“AtLION batt eries tudes | phones hear al! stations: $1. set for Sas 41264 VT. wR . RADIO GOOor * — Marhattan phones. $+ ey ; —- an 2 detector tubes, $4. DU, r: > sets. 32 > full line. we J. a ° era 7 - — i iF ORD Wt Bren a exc hat nge Of ry ALA Dine Box Y-101 Post -Dispatch 3 Rite OE | FORD D Wtd.—Tou ring or readster: must be cheap for cash. Box == Post - Dis. (ce) | Fo RD TRUCK td.— _tt ie Maxwell touring car. Banner ye Concordia. — | FORD TRUCKS ener = strie: will pa change, Stearns .-pass., In exchange gor “play- , ne : er-piano. rolis and bench. 4721 Wash- 3 andl Th @#xc hange Chevrolet r Ford truck, stake body T 2s ARLIN r \ i—__ Tv Dodge touring must be cheap Cail at 7405 S. llth st. after +e ee CS Rie ~) “7te a emer - ~* ities HA ING Wied Fro any part of cit Ford truck Twvter "611 ~ M INEY anec On aUvutom piles ate moje! es ™ a2 “ are bought, sold. Auto Auction Co, 1210 Olive st ~R | AM e largest ; automobile buv- er in St. Leuls: pay epot cesh for r car R ‘ “ives L sea “ar larket 203 "7 Site ~~ SEDAN—Want open car and cash for my L . } brand-new sedan; private Box P-50l, Br ispatch USEa > “aRS—O ondition mo ebject Call live 6868 Reznick —_——— ey im -~ 2 ° ~. WE buy all kinds of seco naéhand automo- + — ~ re biles; condition no object. Joe Hoffstein. "ROS Sheridan ‘cB9) WE PAY CASH for all makes cars an use Th at — x Roig - ae + 3 as "re. ferred. . > 7 cust -6° 5,000 f for Autos have burers waiting: want 100 cars oan s __— cont se before getting ou Dr = _ teg er = the Srat anvth'ne -. = ; + Ps IcKArTis &? iw ri z ST ° : ~~ cant = . aie - 3 TRI ANGLE E MOT: +R. + , 4+-bD 4 seer, | ~ Automobiles Wanted I want eutos bacty Pay spot cash am the largest individual! buyer in St. Louts See me before vou se. Open Sundar all day RLIVES TSED CAR MARKET, 2917 Olive. ~ ~ me PSS Stop! Look! Read! d 5 USED CARS Ww ANTE D - ia Take er cond nn: “ash bring 5 ? “2Pr @& ; take he a » cy Dat S°5 te $100 more than anv other dea ; town we need cars adi: YAHLEM MOTOR ».. INC... 1065 N. Gran Repairing and Painting DOES your Ford start hard? We guaran- tee to make yours start on % turn. or no pay: Woerd magnet recharged while you wait, magneto tested ‘free. Delway Auto Repair, 5037 Der ar oe) _ : =| Cylind : “S0/- inder Grinding i. en © crankshaft irin aintin na- J ‘Kellore Varie sates work. Mv —e x, RE! AIR o © for. Se | #601-13 Olive Forest §73. De:mar 2 +2 le each ‘99 = fer } - --3 322| “AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ee B00 | HOODS, FENDERS, TANKS ii ela : 3.75 Den't throw your radiater awar. We can a ~ 20 | save .ou moaer We make a specialty «f Se? repairing all makes : Phone Bomont cass S326 Oltve. (cB) si) 80e RECHARGE—6 VOLT, 80¢ 55 3 DAYS’ E withepecia | 170-90 multinine charged w specia! o* ammper- 40 ege charre rate on o lines requiring two to three ders to property develon for resale wv EST. RECHARGE AND 1025 Srand REPAIR ANY MAKE BATTE! Hith Sche. HETMAN BROS. BATT 012 LOCTST. SPECIAL XMAS OFFER | Ra@ie outfits. crystal detector warieme‘er type, nicelv finished cabinets, cniv tncluding phones; buy direct from facturer and save moner. Lindell 28627 42474 $12 50 | anu. | FOR SALE AND WANTED ADS _ |. CONTINUED ON PAGE 21. | AUTOMOBILES Fs wm ~*~ 4 . v. mn mem For Hire Por HIRE—Contract for b ton Dorris stake truck. ——s wanted: j- 193, P.-D Radiators Re} son aan 9 Rebuilt and Exchanged for New EBPECIALIZING ON BaD IATORS AND FENDER REPAIRING THI SHOP oF. |'FERS YOU WORK OF A TIPE RECOG- THE NIZED BY LEADING AS BEST IN 8T LOUIS WE Ty THE PLONEER SPECIALISTS YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN, CRATE ror RADIATOR AND SEND IT TO [ts vom mi EPAIRS THE SERVICE WILL BE F.c ROHDE. 4135 Olive st. St Lecia. Mo Lindel} °810 Delmar 2810 (c88) Cabriolets For Sale Essex Cabriolet Sti¢ghtly used. t a greatly recoced i‘ Cannot be told from a new cab mall SOD Payment and easy terms on balance , Open Sundavs and evenings. IESING MOTOR SALES CO. Authorized BE fgon and Lesex Dealer. Sl Laclede ar Linge! 785-879 Delmar $08. Coupes For Sale REMEMBER A 18231 Auburn coupe with new car guar antee. nang under list. a ae good as the frm se! MocND Ott avers + co 07 Ret - ‘ _™ a ee r™ letrfhocors | BUICK—Coupe: call H. S& Snell. Melbourne FOR HIRE—One- ton — truck, br —_ Frac K—1819 coupe: ‘fret-class con4ition sare day Grand 1 _ FOR: HIRE—Ford sedan | Cat Cabany 1589 or ay “isd | FoR HIRB—Fecerai 2-ton hour: owner drives 49831 Lorraine . truck: - $1 25 per _ $1.25 per hour Forest 3 | POR HTRE—New Ford —s- a éri S08! POR HIRE—Hauling wanted for 2 ten trucks, Sy the hour R°RRR Or Gay. ee ee FOR HIRE—tTruck, 5-ton day or week. ell 1038. dump White, dY prompt service. Lin- FOR HIRE—%-ton ‘to 1 POR HIRE—Tracks = (e7) -tomn trucks: Py .. A, week -. centract rogTess Express. li Z3102wWw c 5% «ea T% ton: h dump on iy Olive valid Call (cf) | FOR HIRE—i to 4 ton trucks; cinders hauled to ali parts of ashes hacie‘ . all ef city 2R, TRUCK—To hire: j-ton stake sona mey 1088] truca: ree- | Die __ Sa TRU “2 TO > HIRE—Licht. % -ton truck for hire il centract — to ' r = “_— 5 : Used Car Market. 3401. ‘Locust. Lin g. | $925 Fosntain gv | CHEVROLET—Roadster; 3. iV. — | | Nash 6 Roadster; wire wheels, cord | : —— > Tp 1991 | beautifully painted; this ts in ne mechan- , tires, tlight. bumper: Al condition. DODGE 5 aoe } : ent c onc dition, 1919: } ORD C OL E, —— ; fica} condition - will sell cheap. Call Sun- | - —~ cd bar in ‘ SOUTHWEST extras barca ain: $ ‘$4. 50. ~abany 7161R. _ Price right: terms, trade today. 3027 é@ay. Forest 61037. 12731A Walton av. ic) | | apt a ye DOD ae ape; 1920. sv ~~ > ~ 7 . 20: xcetien comdition; a real bargain today Gareaner Distrii are Ay ourn i , _ i A > . ( Le ust -F menace a - 4 : - ~ - HOR ki Hi DbSsuN—Coupe: ex er ondition: a rare DORRIS M del | coupe; cheap . terims hergcain Ca f“ahan* 001: ow, (2) | — ~ om > ~ = - ay © : iGeé Sat Be ‘ee ‘e me eee ——s a _ HL DsON—Coune: iate $600 model: Taust be 1MAA WR A wr™ ) = TT ND T solid today: owner ieaving. city B.&H : ; | “A : " — — ~ r 5 _ if ri a ~*~ f iy a = | Rattery Co 6500 Fastoyg + ent het \ ’ ;o = green seg 1 ~- ae = ee ee ee i) ee | Se Hi DS 1N—Super-Stx ~ i pg ~ A ae sport: iate mode iike a new car, ne Loupe a very low price think, 90-day e tires se a> _: &> eany werte $1 000. sd ar & jiaTa Hntee sPa cr er tra be ad A ALT ve tran ace OS5 | ist | a Ps] Nees upe no —s - y v our offering in this new Dort; absoiutels AU DSO IN AND guarantee as represented; why consider J ari" ad Car if se cc mns which 5 } a’ rt OU y 9 bra rr) 7 new rT bend at DT se*VvVirg-. i d ecuippe ew M cori tines: only > SSD, baelar 12 monrthe- seeing is ic e st wonderful display these pop- mg: Open Sunday forenoon ar cars be seen anywhere Hadson WILSON MOTO! AR 2971 Locust st. coupes. fr 375 up. Essex closed jobs nes and } Distribaters : > Lemem der r aei, either ciosec or ou * ee - o -_ + o . ae ~ s ana : ~ en. can be f m our stock ruaran- See pee s - a P s ~ N 7 | ~ r . : bb « io r a ae - —----= —— eemiaqpentina ‘a = —_. * on oo e2Ou au es ™ n 102806 OLHne Ft ———t_ OU De 1921 real barga! $330 kes of cars ~ your nveneince, epen ers 45350 re Sundare anc e¢ 4 . - ~ — — ————— = ares ome mre 4 a . r ~) ~ PORD—Coupe: 6 months: better in new DIESIN OR SALES CO = > sie ns > Tr extras: nert time 1719 Dolman Authorized Hudson and Essex Dealer ques mal = es sient > ' = FOF r ; — 3931 Laciede av. Vea ® ce ixe@ xe Hew beautcc TLindel? 793.979 tel’ mar FON “ar ‘err « a7 iS ass — Se — ——— a ~ ee — : . me —-' MARM' — it coupe ate nm first~ > . : . . pd ‘ aa z eS ns ? on 5) Rox ~ 292 Priest sna “h a FP. — ee: 1921: cheap; terms, trade. waXWELL —1918 spe: food condition: § 3SO0 Eas Ti 3 Z tir a a — ©] RA > ‘war = 1700 > ; : ~ - - — —~ a — ——— . | gga ©. ivnaa: i0te Of € s. $3: MaX WELIL—Coupe ate model, used on ' ' = Saemachenseeorambtiaes = * es short riod ke new guarante x YY iF a _ ~ranthe 2 _ a enr ea ort "re —_— —_ =“ a te =x: - cr . ¢ is m4 & b e 3 : ; 7 ™ SA a \ rTrs 4 Sunda, 1419 KST one ar in rade. MR. ARAIAT, Ca = = _ . ADD tial iithtiaiiihliamateal a sna at 454 4 ~ oe ae 7 _ . - . oar 7 > ~ a + . a rms z - Mac =?) = 4 « c 39 - “ » 3 lian ac ai : Lu a 3 : sisal a NN. Even Forest f°R . . - a . -_ -_ — = a os - = re 192 e $250 cash: no dealers = ~ S a tae? anodes aTe - ~ : ; iv. Tris ~ ‘ 727 8a 4 5 ¢ "a ae = - - _— ae ee ia — ian => * 7 - S > Sis 4 ~~ . . 8 ~T a “2 ae -__ i 193 a #8 ne 7 - caltemaic. is “ nites hon ne FORD— able Monday, 309 jumet Bice es re. = ‘a- ma 3 4 2 @ nt awe a. ws. == SS. Sei seven. __._—__"—. | SUTance \rr¥ing arges. Direct facters Fr Compe, §100 erms ade* . representatives Ra ston MISSISSIPPT YALLEY WoTOR CoO —— = oS - parities 205 Locust st i BF Ae © ee © ivei, With S ror een d f extras. at a re 1472 Riackstone LOS—1919 i ~Cia t body; sport a : - model: $3: : ; erms. 2919 az 5 ot « .. " * 2 » - of Se oe — hee ~ sees = st tenen oe ~-= — Tse A GUMAME g : “ 4 n z pa “ hi pe va a " - i ae t t Tar - ss ~ -_ a & we we | ' — =, % ‘ - y —. > . ' - ’ . — “ } ] xs new a* is fa s @ e shou!4 a ~N — —-~+--e@ ~ ~~ * & - "a “ao ~~? — = = _ —_—-—— — wg i | a - “ — o ~ - a — Y ‘ - - 7 io bs , re — —— ¥ =" " rt " —— —_ = = a »a?>- .. ‘ eae = = 2 snd a le > s er = ' = gs = r : os > . me 4 = ~~ —_— ~ =" — e ]j xe ne arter a ANGL Mi asories, everything: sacr e: S30 a Ne Yen Sunda ; _ 4574 elmar. —— 192 [RLAND COUPE F a me ate 1: start demornt Good as new: sacrificed: no dealers. Tele 2 as excellent conditton be coe S See phone af nee, Fores 4 iF . oo e mf 224 ~ * 22 , ——ow a — . - —— $ =... 5 pay. ¢ Tans. 2!) Palo e oo - acrif#ce $285 FPoRT—Coupe: 1971 mode good con On ellie ¢ pe. light 6. wire eels. $295 ~~ . - : . - . “sil between 8 anéd 12 Sunday er Mondar trade arvthine: ‘erm. 714 ky 74 > _ “3 n aa — ee — — — _auseumnetaswes on —— - q - -~ f > = = roRD— me . iost a - r ar at ¢é Pe-ig "de Lmencs. ar = erms i4 cause for selling red of r - 7 = a4 > — De ee ; rings Si 1.qER—* 4. oa ssenge’r sters. $50 and up: barg 631 Eas speci t argain, $ erms ” Bias ig me Pp.) FORD—Csune: 19°09 mode’. chear- good ~~ ee ~~ Sea ee eee came eet ae DER AKER COUPE, $198 e™ ” a ¢ ore i ~ = 1. Sunday or any time Monda 3221 Lemme S48 fown burs oo nder. al'-wealth bar- > ae eee ae een ae . Tee oh tm oe " . ™ FORD—i1932 coupe, Al condition. fa ly | €@in. trade any 2340 Olive ecuipped: reasona>'’s:. must se Call be- S U D AK ER CO “PE , ~ ~a = — ’ he . B:z = . fore ° S4 Newberry ter BS el om rn mt —_ Q " . "=" ear Ter —- - re Twn rr = ea 182 . : 2>han fry - = ee 8. & 4-pa ~ B-i * ‘ ma 8 ~ — sacr nite eo~ = a71Sa Nat * e2- ss -ined - a) groc — ng ~~de- «£ Zt vYe_kw’ Sf “~ 2. >, = oe > wet and Fare = a ' s ~s? a ¢ Str ea Ter ca br > — —_—_—- -—-— ~ Si x ear 197 $4 o> tra de eX ——— oo "ee res ote of ~ ae — _ ssories. & sacr s. *419 Ma Re ee ge ermine” 9 ~e - - ~ -_- chester ‘ =-K —_—_ e; 1 a oe —— ——_— —_ a a - =ae2 ™ A -. — « ae ie) - -— —-* . ‘ a - ~ . Th —4 “tI ne 19°) % eq0-7 e Seu bh - - pe poner tes 2 a we aE wun wed ~ Aa Ry ~ ~ « nf | . 458 =~ +a nd 2° ~g an Qee ry = W PORD—Coupe: 19722 mode all accessories PAs SSE) G CO perfeet cond'tion: price $500 XN ) ° ._* ~ —_ ww ee - Vv *s #0 Pul¢ ‘eon Blés . is Four-passeng=r coupe. regular ceupe, se- .. - = ~ eee ad ae | _=— — - Qe@a " ae T 4 a : —- ; “> 2 es SURi——supe;, iiFc« Pi Pas | >) We r2 2: | .»« - =} 1 > worm ing Y. id 2. va . a : 4 9 t vi i4 re) ounemnean ae IN cod mm eG eo * ee - roORDsS— ccup’s a‘e ™moce.s eo ke rew RO—De lmcme cancpe, @emonstrater S MOUND CYrTY atTo _ “©. 2007 Leenust st eel! cheap. McQuillan Bradéforé, 1 Jarctner IMetr'barers AuPurn Locust st FORD—Coupe, 1973 mede!: excellent cond! Limousines For Sale See: ee eee ee weet: BY GU —_Liecentns. 1050; ephaleters ant | 4ea are : "4 1 ov fe" . sLA— iJ 3 eee IPAs —e — — ' Seat covers ‘ke new: best machan'ca!l eon- FORD—Coups. $75 cash. balance easy @tion; we Save orders to sell to liquidate Decker wheel. starter, extra tira, d@- |. estates: make us an effer: terms. mountabies Call Cabany —— — ‘HUBER MOTOR CAR CO ~ a i oe .- oom ~ FPORD—l1G°1 coupe: starter motn tab Open Scnday and evenings S01 Leeust. | Hassiers; good car 325 “S 50° 4 own: [OUSINE—Por & = ad barca'n Morris. 214-18 N @ist at O ive. pee ” OO © Page ne a 33 =~ a ae ~ “en ws We -. os * . FORD—Ceu uDe and Be . adsolctely perfect. SACKARD—Town car Heauti*ul: e! with $75 worth rcras; classiest cam in new: sacritice: ne deal Boz T-220 city. @ bartain at “$200 CICK—*e Condar es 7 ree: SRE RE saa BUICK—Road@ster: first-class condition: Rex FORD—Coupe, 192). with starter end 4e- top. complete, S$45C See at S702 Gravois | = ounta5.ss good cond T2307 ter Ts. Grand Lal 580 JOHNS At ‘ 36 Olive st TK . ; : Onen evenings and Sundars (c3 5 — criinder. 1922 mede earn — — — = ‘ity: ike new, with extras. 3433 Shen : — ®. sévul sec very iJttie; Uke andoah ree Je . Oe 7 — ene —— ——— eee gocher _ wheel, | speedometer and £-ick—Roadster. 1920. $175 bal - th extras; Dargain for $350. Phone sion -— caweeme South Side Buic = re “ e *as 7 ea od 8 —-~ > ce ~~ a Time: , @ooc ¢ ae . : ——y = R acesBea 622 rea | Motor Co.. Ford Dealer. 3003 Locust st BUICK ~ 7 ol ay aster | ‘pen evenings and Sundars FORDS—New and used 4-passenger cou also regular Ford coupes, sedans, tourtm —~ and roadsters: real bargains; open Sunday 3UTCK—1920 roadster; morning. Bomont 1752. J116 Lecust. ‘c 4 new cord tires; newly painted: cannet | Co. 3456 S Grand ar. - Grand S001. immediately: used onir 4 mon As: spiendiM condi tion Cc J. Renter. Haynes roadster; tip-top condition; | cellent tires; good paint; your old car as’ OVERLAND—3-passeneet roadster: 1918. FORD—Sedan - starter, first payment, or $100 down and $17 a a model 85-4. new ties: Al condition: lers; good condition: encrifcs | month . 202 A Locust. 3 chean 1817 Reuesell fc) N “aMmdeventer. ae | PaAsGE—Roadster- late 1921 model: first- sy good : CHEV ROLET ROADSTER _Class condition: original paint: $650. ~~ a — =~ model; Baby Grand, F.B. model 4: Lee cora | ~*~"! — | : tires, paint and top excellent condition; | PIERCE-ARROW—Roadster; 6 new Kelly, FORD—Sedan: Al condition: omeunduaay a oom ties real b t. cord _ tires: S300 Call Benton 2150. ic) tra for good motor in Al Mdition; & rea. Ddarga.t. Dead Sander. jane 3 lan ar. HUDSON-FRAMPTON ‘PIERCE RE OW—6-48; in. exceiignt shape | = "2°09 Locust St hrougt $225 cash. 4530 Deimar. tc7) _PORDs—5 sedans, late aoe aa - c itio Bomont 3102X. Central 7430Y PIERCE-+ ROW —Rosdster. electric lichts Pn — a ea cheap; trade; terme | “ . electr Trier: no reasonable offer re- : a — +, _ 43a. A = a ‘ per cent cord tire equipment, best Stutz like new; all acca DUDGEh—Roadster, with winter top: a fine alue tn St Louis ace argain: ened condition: 5251 Garfiel °601 oY .D—Secan, La ‘es 20; Al | ag AO gree 2506 -—~ = legs ypen Sunday and evenings. “tutz motor; the one rou have heard so FURL —Sedan: i971 wom = we Fooc widson, G12 —_ . much about newly painted a beautiful ca- burmper, goed tires and Open Su S nary 3} * with black and nickel trim-| mechanical condition; eniy > DODGE—Roedster. 1920: a oom mings ia anteed mechanical condition: Chestnut st fine finish: cheap, extras; 13 Own: see S beautiful Stutz and com the FORD—sedan: 19 2: dies oS Sa INS . - T * _— ee wr Pn i _ _ a bes ade Coiversal. 3413 Locust. vigats alue HUBER MOTOR CAR CO., 2601 other eXtras: car is ip Sun 7 L, st. Pen & - and evenin . tion. $375 +, terns. M 3) EN Mi ER i BER k E—Roadater. Red Seal Cantinental = Dealers. 2315 Locust. Open + ' i H -. eS , 43! Se © | fa = OT tit a : > a~ awd Vis r. 6 first: $150 takes it 7218 Michi-| | PORD—Sedaa: 1922 medei. % . Dotge roadste at $260 is just ae geeg es | S22 (fe) | cme ated on ies must = Sen se. .ing terms. Open Sanda WEST —— roadster: 6-cylinder; Chestnct st * SUy im towag; : Vf =a £2 i if i } “007 Locust st. a Ss ~ = g aA “urnin condit ion: the zz. eee r Distributors Ayburn 150 ' ‘Per 29°44 Ken _ a _— jae” Agoura LULU USO. 6. CP ‘al. S9°4A Kenmmerly ay ; na e ‘ : ie ER Ret — a) . ‘ob 5 a ives (ar gua anteed A “a a 4 _ “x eel +! and ride pe 4 bom ' ease” 4211 W. Natura! Bridge fe) genuine bargain Terms sna ss HUDSON-FRAMPTON 3308 Locust St Runabouts For Sale Bomeont Z102X_ Central T430Y FORDS—3 1921 mode! rebuilt bouts —— = —— > with starter and demountablee enly $135. ; a dat er evgan S4i 4164 Mive bargains Tevis Motor. €o.. For Dealer. FORD—Speedster. 16-valve head top, ciassy _~00% Locust st. We never clase. (ce?) ie ro 29 14 . ash ngton = ME x Ww kiLi—Runa! Out . $100; Je moun t- FORD—Roadster, }9721—$2™ winter 0} abies, Starter, fooot feed, extras. 4249A 9198. S135 7ibson. S170 Locust _= Vans a’ Fr‘ —Roacster: LSLS: S75. mew tires. Al ~o -«* - Se . : 6 ondition Ca — e_. SF Sedans For Sale + " - - Q*> ro rt or a rs : — » . sada - ape - ee = ‘terms 4 » age Jr iThK—3 se Ans. 1S18, 1921. 1922. a’! in ae 3 perfect Mditien: good tires and int “ORI sister ke ne Tums fine; good See at 3702 Gravois. Grand 6590. tc) res §$ 2441 Junitate c FuRi—Spee'ster, 19] $60 cash. Forest -~geae ORL Mirerwa F ‘ T mn S YP te ru acme Sh TG star 72 VY pa ntec first $s ' ADILLA‘ 5 T E vi +s ~e . ‘ Oe am ~~ 9 “D — jy ate “YX ear SS; $4 . JAN ‘ “ Mor-s "14-16 WNW le sag roomy. v-paz- + a a=. 2 Ge mil 1920 m “@ 4i en wm se = 2 ch ‘ — Gt he “> very ~ - ns ry se . te Pho ft , arcain: derms c3 N andeventer.«c33) - “ss fa Sache ane de ~ ——__- —_—— cmanenintnee - e Pt . 2.3 ‘ es iB —Reoacdsier; go0d shape; terms 3199 : wonderful Mdition throughout __S._ ran a a>d if timterested in a car of thi * o — Roaster first - . ‘gs shape tsar Ts ain oon ta s ever It has had ds Rie Four o - 1@°4 - —— . . = Roadster. good running order; new — Ho 1 og mo mode : ae . - nll sca pen ~ Gr —_ ¥ - = ' en ug a ede nc e' - A _ Will sacrifice. a Cabany x TseJ —4 PORDS—5S roadstersa with and without DODGE—Sedan, 1971. 4-door; bargain; easy | mariers. very cheap; terms. 2506 S&. Je: - terms: trade 3516 Easton (ec) ersor Si a — aaa . —— Wi Mesh —Secdan wre whee _ cord tires, | rUORDS—Roadsters and touring cars: sacri- new seat covers: S350 12 Barard + = $$ rice; must eeil; terms, trade. Eas- F77.: r tom 7 $516 — JiNst~—Sedan 1921; —— coneitian. - Fores: 64. 4732 Westminete:. . ry 2, - - per 4 o ~ PORD—Roedster: 1922: new top and eur- | HOpGeE—Sedan. late 1920. fine shape, sa-- ains: Starter demountables: must se rifice at $823 1« > aeend sigits ~ ck 4136 Wvromine Grand 3221R fcl) | ———_=— —~- ———$——____—____— - _ — 7 Lm ‘ > ~ ~ > a arta : VORD—Late 1922 roadster: starter, de | — Jeff=rsen, e) or brok ls = No a vv FRANK LIN—Road renning con-| Ob Ive. MOTOR OO... 2910 Washingtesn. tion ehea>. $58 150 Saron HAYNES CHUMMY Offered at a remarkably for this high-grade car: beautifu * mewe DB Bo On low price whee a cone tires looks and runs like @ refinished ~rae-De Car Vwner used it a Dt in new cord ae crenings anéd Sundars [If you ta . new JOCge sedan cron ver : tires; motor as quick and powerful ae} one: cost new $1445. ‘my =, * a quick - . a — - a trade es ‘£5 USED CAR MARKET. E co. en Sundev SiT Ofive. i maroon: almost saie. S7>) cas rokerage. ; LUZB AUTOMOBIL ssOC 31° ss I ust. mont 2S12X%. Central 380. Open Sunday and Evenings This sedan has 4 doors. model sedan, in tret-ciass / ready for service: §550- for demonstration. Weber Di. and s : prnooile ask Auto | as : - | : : — —— - Re RN Sennsigeenenieasinmnngenentnrss See Te > ‘ae HUDSON—Speedster. 1971: terms. Nationa! Vged Car Market. 3401 Locus. Lin. 2. : ESSEX COA $ mper, and - ™manw other extras, emmre ti-+: owner > caving city. must ~— a 37 of condition: Call wt 3432 Eon ce S5S7S- terma a val cord spare. motometer. mew: owner leariz eiTy wc Rice. Lindell 5077 $700 icK—i921 readser, 6-criir¢er. 2 pink $4x4% cord tires. 1 Dew fnieh like re BUICK ROADSTER tires, extras a rrain for cash, no dealers. S35i2 Vista. re : oon Late model. in good mechanical condéftien. - @a27 ‘ert s pee aga As. } rheels, etc. Bomer 7 Centra! €112. 2 a, ae. BUS MOF R CAR Coen Sunday and evenings. Poi RDS ou tourings. sedans roadsters. B C I CK R : AT ST ER , chassia an¢é tom trucks: exceptions /?> prices. some as low as $63 down: come | early and gst your pick Or il @ay. | cera Riefiings. a reliable place to bur. author. Smad curtaina ne ited @eniere ait s ae ete. Dad here’ . a car cnat vou acn aive ze r bor ¢ Xmas. It's priced right Bomont S10ZX. Central 7430Y. | ‘ eber = i. end Ante Co.. 13th ané Le wu ' : wort . a ae ort] thy Hou ADILLAC—Roadster: newly painted: cem- D—mu pe 51 model. Hass! ers. shock pietele a@uipped. inciuding extra tire, absorbers and Dacker wheels. i ae tube and tire cover, sviendid ano-earance nen a35° Dodge treur'n frst -clase nd ee. machen ica! condition: $1250. condition. $900. Saxon touring. $200 We McNIBCE-HILL MOTOR CO.. aso have many other makes, tourings, se- | S187 _Deimar Bi. ow | 1980 model. Redu!llt Refrished in marcen: fe} ||| Sf Seemmperios. 4 real darge!n. oa we Ye fae , 2 i sitive @rad ton H tires Gans and coupes; save morery br be e Tom us: cash or trede. 1608 Dien ot. anc LSth an4@ Chetteac. ying | CADILLAC ingatest ORIM—Coune 1871 a ey mission and aifterential gg new fenders. 4 new tires. + eet | taht. stovitatt. tecis, @emorntable ma. arte: = tery; learing town. ™yet $375 Gall Bassier, Woe L efiver- sar S — —— cvitnesr roedster s that ever rolled in St. Leuis: model 57TRR: | *. roen | ee Courn, 4 $108 * traése ary- ma town, merng. 8990 On Oire as meee FORD 1921, $198 c meen cum spikes ieee * GHEY ROLET—Roa aster. brand M - —— eee Gecy ei_aa, | Z&Hson— Speedster. 10-0: tires Ss cendition: many — exiras leoks like new Cab- | (c@OZ> | @uiet. | FORD — sed, $365 aoe s. —— it. HUBER MOTOR caR 6: = PC RD—Sedan: “~* “hear ‘ern ngs. isto 74 19 Oe an SS one FORD— Sea [an - 1821; cord tires, lots : ‘a rgair for cas 2919 Pesta! extras; HUDSON SPEEDSTER — ¥Forp—scas 1981. Ruoning cenditien and appearance of ermountahies new car. Has some extras, including rORD—=s ot Nn 1922: sed Car Market. 3401 et Driven less than 10 menthe — FO Rim—Secan. spare tire. Save $700 HUDSON-FRAMPTO? 3308 Lo cust Bement S102X Cent N, ?74S0YT. 7 lke pew, - no deniers. ‘a9°5 Mass Magnolia. barga!n 452% 1922; best buy; lots extra: 3A Termeseee ar D—sedan er’ rae 1OS1A Se fT ist: first-ciass condition: Louis. - : *xtras 7 2 E 5 Sy | = ForD— Sea HUDSON SPEEDSTER § —*2:5_2# FO Rim—Sedan.: good cont itien; orzi, Pestal oa oe a|| Beyegrteee Lynch. FOR [T\— Sedan. oan ig ~ae sea: oo | medel; owned by |. and ieck: Al condi | vice president; 6 i ag || FORD sedan: HUP—BRoe Soter: ; a geod HUDSON -FRAMPTON. banwy 5274 citioa. | wheels and cor# tires °D 4327 W 4 and parking | t sun viser; os a | POR D— Sed 19 gest value over offered at the price, , ~ —~ Model gond > ome tl Tafior S+en. S619 Ofire. FPORD—S-4ee : “al 6012 Artneten,— late 192 0; al = geod_veo¥-ion 7 extras: Delmar S01 Ske ‘e) : FY rz Jo—ecan ai er'tras T al‘or Shep ohio t= Forr exiras: cheap: must esl. Riverside 3477. x= Look! "Hupmobile Rds. Cheap oe Gepoett end buy this beautiful _ 5290: crivate ae a tar of ll Po! RD-—Sedan: side 2388 tre™medatte ¢el 1819. | PORD—19723 modei ae eerie om Tewis Moter Ca... st. AlWays open FORD—Sedan. 5 weeks old; lock double Hassiers: sacrifice; will ar r ange terms. se Mr Gay morwtne. 2315 Olive EF JRIm—Sedan: late : Sood condition; $250; DG evenings. Orthwelm » Lindell : tion; wonderful rey: Desien’ 3608 2 > Forest Park bi Ca.. 19 fair sirable extras: $100 CoNTV ERSAL. 3418 Lecust. 3 FPORD—Sedan. 1971 model: gual Meyer carburetor. foot — art speecometer, wheel, a brakes, bumper, tires fair: ead | Down. Think of it! 1980 se@em, _es8 down ~ “REMEMBER” a 19727 Gardmer sedan et $950 & | than the firm seili Xz, Terms. with /| care. Brought beck te eriginal tion. Mechanically end new: cord tires: carries 96-day actee. A snap for the quick MARMON 34+—S EDAN. __ 5814 MORGA) MARMON 4 secan- tien; real bargain: terms, Easton. 4 M~aRMON—Sedan, late secritice fer suber sae Dara 1921; perfect condition” OaKLAND—i921 $17 te Bacze. _. gees SO argaic for somect ¥. Dewson. 12625 N. King's ‘igo new cheap. : ’ erval 3415 ee, Nights 7a k—Teuwing: jwt*e soece verte $235 tern oe - magnificent: Touring. 192: oat Geen: . @tion. new tree $250: easy Leecust *K @—1922 touring: icoks Buick 4. 1970 touring. tus i $525. terms. 1517 Russe! vee —Lisht § yuring: sacrific Wiltye-Knight touring. $65. Ford new Safteries: ne reasons “Sa NN 7arTISsos 7971 touring: ene real a) oce ease pavTments. Se @ewn, daa | Buick Ante To, 3456 3. Grand av. S961. Victor 1504 icx—:922 ~epa'n*3¢. 7 nasserge opr too. slatectase sides. wire 50: see this end buy it os ve terms. ST werst-Valeh Motor Sales. Im - Gitee Lindel! T8460 tick — Teurtnge: new!ty painted: ct iy eauinpped. fteeinding «xtra HF gad ‘tire pov sien td sarvearas geed mechan n ae $A) a ee eS ists BUCICS 4 - — - en meee aes ee BEIcK 192%. 5 -pasaeneer todring car Al me @end:* fully equipped. & good tira Sp and upbeistering 2 good aa one ae $850 Terma RE BiLZE ©O. 2595 Locust a p> Gare, 9:30 to i230. -Bomen: 19%. LOOK! BUICK, $150 DO or terme or trade ae th 3490 -as> S casey Buick touring. especial Recon ft toned, Ss prize. , Temmodeied and seam TRI ANGLE ——— fT Suna 452: lst eS K! BUICK TOU RING +; talk aDdeut «a %Seargain: bere tenring ; MOTOR cO.. 7910 Waahta ererings anc Sundar 4— $596 $5.45 ——s fown ‘rade 2340 OF ike oe “Lee oon Teurtnge newly safated CADILLAC 8, TYPE ! CADIT L, LAC EXCHANG CAR DEPT. 3080. 3015 Loom e Q - : iv] x oa ‘ ae, wr oe ‘5 remarkable cond!: =s (hal &@ has deen proper a for and has hed ine consd tee. ™ Carries new car fuare

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SUNDAY, MBER 10, 19932. ES Sedans = oe Sete : . many FO terms. (DAN—'21 model; ‘oa ; terms, orest 2201 ‘before E5oE Seen. ; driven 200 miles; want Tass, se}! chea ey Pp. Andrew Schaefer. Gan: 1921: « er —| ° rea! bargain: $960 roe 5 Tpe0: every thing like new . , WYa-RNIGHT ee eetrnd arter; good con lit ua Comte } } ; } ' } 7 Ss ee ee ye wil _ demonstrate; id. S. llth like CHEVROLET—1ro a he seen at yw; need ei 10 to %, 212 Cc “iE VROL E *T'—Touring ; fon, oe h Pare sos ™m J. 3 || HUDSON TOURING F ayeenies rebuilt; guaranteed: refinished | j4n etandard blue and enameled Parts; new cord tires; top recovered. Appear- | ance of pew car. An exceptiona! bar- | gain, 7>. Young. wzil Gs | Caevionnte = r 199 § Grand” ing: CHEVROL ET —192]- large lock 1 wheel; trades $100. 3 _ 4330 Ashland. >: CH EVRO ‘LET—Tourin; Re 3441 Juniata, K; just like new, Wea) | CHEVR tOLET—Touring car. $125. ii 1905 N. Grar d 10: 7 “‘ptarter: Walter Langtry. bergal n: 7631 Yfor- “=r aii new ; n, 1920 ain; $120 down. s = - . Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these i} Ali oo n} _ments. Brock Motor, 441 Olive. top ond gipholstery in MON DISTRIBUTERS ” Tce =MAR- just @s good as the firm selling it; te (Crardner || Haynes and Dort 1] Distribut ore rts | Svs down: { + ge, WR FP — § tu ; peat pation ae + FORD z CK-—} | jon 1922 model, that cannot be told frem | OAKLAND ig for’ dition; $200 down, balance easy payments. | $275 2737 ol > u a « OAKLA A ND—Touring: cheap; | A ._ Fore aie 8 a ig 18 HUDSON-FRAMPTON, | STUDEBAKER— Special 6, 5-paes. eens, | 5 cord tires; bargain; terma South Si a ae a de | Grand 64 FORD TRI CK—Ton. 1920 at od in goog $495; repainted; $93 leas down, trade. | tion. (Oolfax _ 2415. 4033 _N eee on oe of leaving city; make offer. Call “om tourin = 250; &iso Chandler 6. tn En An a ee A UU-OM OBILE ss passenger tires; just the car for service bus HUDSON—1920, 7-pase. touring; tire fine chases fice, MOBILE "CO., "2802 ree | Upen neunde ax. Y AUTO CO... 2007 Locust st annem : 1¥S down e. Universal. | FORD—% -ton truck: sljght use: OA KLAN D—Touring: late model: fine condi- | mt wide express ht six, Al “condition: seer new. Driven 4800 miles: & tires, rear | South Side Buick Auto ne 8 . Grand | FORD—Trucks: ell mode - 3446 Page _ay FOR D—1-ton truck: good “condition: $309 Lecust St 5 new cord tires; Bide ie otor g Fes 1608 oter Sales. 1509 8. Grand Grand 542. Class condition: “$215 ange S Stive. STUDEBAKER ie i. me- T . 2340 Oli live st. (7) Benton 726R Sunday beleee 12 a. oh oe FORD—Truck. light delivery: cheap. 7-passenger tour ne, 250; truck: OH! LOOK ~ AT THIS ; : FORD—Truck. wing 3 $125: $50 down, ee —-— —. "Gad. 60! Baw. pl; $225; | wheels. ‘ ntine La $17 00 Be Li . $17 La >} Bau ime WE w oe ful 1924 Beua absorbers, = : $528. Terms. [ aRAUTIFUL SEDAN ; bullt throughout: Paced lake; 5° cord in velour; perfect - and —, to sell today. _ de- | 7419 _{e) |} chanical condition; we will tuke your «ar in trade; terms if desired. Opea evenings and Sundays. See Guenther, at Riefling | Aute Co., 2333 Jefferson av. (cF) | } ~ OAKLAND TOURING Perfect condition; must be seen to be Preciated ; « ride in this will convince; $2 terms, trade. O'MALLEY. 3027 Loc ust. 1921 _OAKLAND—1921 |. Five-passenger touring: Al condition; cord | me tires; $200 down, balanee in monthly pa; pay. | 1922 light 6: looks Itke new; runs KL me nts of $36: this includes fire an al insurance for one as go00d; a bargain. FRANK M On _ CAR CO... 2217 Locust. Central 2596, Bo- year. | FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO., 2217 Locust. | 2596. | Mont 2617. Open Sunday and evenings. — Bomont 2617, Central __ STUDEBAKER, ONLY $50 __Upen evenings and Bunday. Down buys this Studebaker 4 touring; has : __ Touring Cabs For Sale D small cash payment, balance » monthly pa "h chanical condition: good AUTOM CO., aa A Hudson four-passenger sport at $650 ts rms. MOUND CY’ Distributors Auburn WILSOM nacre, ata: Pe | STUDEBAKER—Touring. 1921; very late; _ dition y 3418 Locust. HUDSON TOURING | Nights. Sunday, | Fee tt) &_Broedway. tion: new tires. 4210 Clay a 'STUDEBAKER—1021 touring; excellent con- | (el) —_uick sale, $165. 4028 Enrig —T | tire carrier, 2 bumpers. A big saving. av. Grand 6001, Victor 1] (@) MOTOR. Ford Desters OAKL AND—i921, Gopi . touring. like new __South End Auto Repair, 2828 reves se Boment 3102X, Centrai 7430Y grin: terme, South OAKLAND—Repaintes, $395; Chandler, 1921 model FORD—Truck: panel b n ©o chanically perfect: must sell otal; OAKLAND 6—5- passenget 2 Monday after 10 a. (c) > Neneiens Call_Sungey etter 57) ¢ singe : these cars look good and are in good me- trade. ni bargain Studebaker touring, $490: niy $1650 3319 Faston. if | { down; completely overhauled: beautiful color; runs like new; it's a knockout. RIANGLB MOTOR CO. __Open Sunday. 4524 Delmar. _ ee STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILE Studebaker 7-passenger, late model, | equipped BH winter top; car is tn f - Class condition; rgain for { Lindell & SW. se — “a 034 STUDEBAKER TO URING — te 19°20 -sedan: starter isslers, seat covers; bargain. Morris, 214- 16 N. n; Al condition; all accessories: » 4 > - * 1921 eies Touring Car A Real Value, $500.00 Ward- “Groff Motor Corp. 2907 Washington Bomont 2040 » = « s . » » VUNHIS—Touring: newly vainted: complete- | ly equipped. including extra tire, tube and tire cover: spiendid appearance and good mechanical] condition: 1500. McNIECE-HILL MOTOR Co., 5187 Delmar Bl. ; .* . ko 2235: FORD—1918 ton truck ‘body and cab: seii.. or trade for touring car. @11 St Louie. ~ FORD—1l-ton truck: perfect c« condition. Cain Sunday. 5°10 Cote Briliia FORD—19° 21 ton truck: starter: no dealers. 357 Neosho : et Biseos _ Call i after ££ ae s ’ HUDSON. FRAMPTON, 38309 Locust Bt, Bomont 3102X. Central 7430Y. i ii i _i PS—$i08: San Gown: “$305. : $145 down _ ™ mortgage sale, trade. 23 340 | Nive (7) HUPMOBILE—Model N: excellent eandialaa | ‘ae 50: terms, 3908 Council] Grove av.. Pine awn. | Ht PMOBILE—Tour. 1914- mod. 82. sig nal Laed Car Market, 3401 Locust. af | CHE \ ROL E -T—Touring ; “vy | ‘ | , “tc? | HUPI | good gondition - 24 8 _Jefferson. (c) | 1923: ~ extras: wile _terms, . Grand 47093. oaks lass running condition - n ill sell at 51 four rg tires, me: rani ngs rd., Louis ~ounTi* C HEVR OL E 'T—Touring Car, — as new: 1923 model: run 1200 miles can ay: | _Tange terms. _Fore st 3859J. (c) CLE eee AND—192 1] touring. $550. 2801 Locust (c) 1921:~ cord tires. | open Sunday. 2127 (el) CHEVROLE cell cheap cae late 20; Al $325 cash; lot cf » 6th and Chestnut an: 19: 21 mode}, . good tires and 4% condition; s eee good FORD—Ton truck good condition: $193 FORD—Light delivery: £004 condition: $175 FORDS—10 trucks, % ton — ton; very cheap; trade and terms. 2606 8. mere CHEVROLET and 737 Suve bane ! 2737 ‘Olive. ahi irst- S crifice;: “+ a —F ee _ shock abeorbers, car ts in only $300. #33! Nea- Lin (c) — | HUPMOBILE—Tourins. tion; must be seen to be a | | ade and terms. 2606 § Jotirnes FORD TRUCK—1-ton; sell or ai Bek must 6s geil. first-clase eondi- Ppreciated: rea . oward. Bt ; i bargain at garage 2070 ‘ass at 2139A os a HUPMOB ILE—1921 touring: made iike new | in our own shops: repainted: an econom!- cai. reliable car at very reasonable price. Veber Sonal and Auto Co., 19th and Le-| ist. Hupmobile distributers. ee HU PMOBILE—Touring. new. slightiy “used: e uipped with Rex California top; will sac- | —s = ri a3" or pneae Syadey between 10 a | 205 Locust st. K car; ” £00 tires: starter and; m in ‘ountain res ; = : | Byosw i” st | SLDS—isi8~ sport, $396. 2801 [_ aseet, painte 4. OLDSMOBILE 6—i921 tourin Car; cel- lent condition;,$550. Phone Lindel 4068. 2 OL LDSMOBILE—Bran4 new; any make: $50 iscount. QOall or write J. L. Clark, 4316 Cote Brilliante. Marke OLDSMOBILE—Tour.. 1919; Value. National Used Car Locust. Lindell 568 §-cylinder, touring; 5 cord tires; good paint; perfect; real bargain. South Side _Bales, 1509 8. Grand. Grand _ 642. — ee = ral 380. day and evenings. FORD | -ton truck, __ $85. 2205 Howard. FORD—Truck 1922. one body. $400. } _ HEVROLET—Touring, ‘late “model; m £000 motor; a bargain: 118i, Open evenings an; 1922 model, wheels: must age buy in tow OAKLAND BARGAINS v g00d tires, everything good on thig car: Three 1921 Tourings: g200 cash. biggest bargain ever offered: $169; One 1920 Touring. $150 cash. down. balance $20 month; no 3017" 0} - One 1919 Touring, $100 cash. fiance terms to suit purchaser. No. E~+4, 4 1 J | @Xtra charge for interes#, | farrying charges. - we yub 72—Touriar: 5- passenger. ning order, $100. Direct factory representatives MISSIS weed * VALLEY MOTOR COo., a 5 | STU TZ—Touring car, c ; SRE ieee ~% a . - mo le] tolring and road- prs 1] Dodge touring: Kaston. ee en t a; $600. ogee we? a sacrifice; need money; Phone Del- | 4336 Lucky. ” perfect running $450 for quick sale. , splendid: a > ny $95 an a 4 ton, compenionia, C CHE v RO ody. | $120 Locust __ 3120 Loe . Open Bunda RD—Truck:; demountabies and mei > ~~ body: only 2 months oid. i DORT—1919 couras L indell 3288. —_—- _ 52 * __ $75 7 oes pe 2) weal Rg eet} excellent condi- eT. = MoS! ap 22 mode (. Muehlfarth | Jr. 4° 23 Dammert AY. HOO ®outh yr { CHE VROLE T—iour. 1920. Baby : ct ons ul Car Market, 3401 Locust. | © if (c) | CHE VROL ET—1921. re repainted, new, $295. ol live. cown; Hupp, Chandler; ‘trade. bore (7) | CHEV ROLET—Touring, 1923 model; late | Ford taken in trade: terms Apply 4223 a rtford gt nde ert! $175 | en r ring wi new wire wring C: Cars For —..... * will ‘monstrrte; Bachst=: 3, "3401 bun: gsenger touring car. very Fo } _very cheap _ 110 St oul ; ng car: ~ chea y . int and top. Col ifax : az: Al i gbupe: $108: r. 1¥19; parking DORT—T ouring - order: Br tect op pai int: _ Forest 4959\ 4857 DOR TT ny 1920: finish: cheap: extrae- versal, 341& L Lox ust. Nights, s: unday. DORT—1921, 5- pass. touring, run on ly 4000 miles; see this ear if you want a real bargain. South Side Motor Sales, 1509 S. Grand 542 (c) "Grand. | ESSEX—Touring, bargain 4100 Clara pi. ESSEX—Touring car, 1921 model: 5 co cord __tires Apply 3846 Ashland, ESSEX—Laete 1921 mode! touring, in - fect condition; better than a new car; fale it for S800: cost $1650 R500 Alaheme, ESsSEX—Touring 1920: tke new: new tires and extras; cheap. Call 102 4A N. | Vandeventer ay. 'ESSEX—1921 touring: condition, rubber,; paint; motor perfect; will sacrifice: $600. lot extras; must sell, leaving| terms South Side Buick Auto Co BB aay bargain. 212 Alabama. La-| S. Grand av. Grand 6001. Victor 15 ESSEX TOURING | New; marvon paint: new top and tires: th new - 1923 & body. wheels. Hasslers: bargain; boomy trade. Mor- | N _ 21st, ._ at Ol ie) | l pP, -Out;: fan; many tor ble price. ; OR CAR Co... “ay 921 ecdan nderful or ae pen. te; SRO a ae iG run- (c) good 3128 Morgan. r, 1919 model ; original paint and tires: must be sold to asttlo an estate. St. Louis Garage. 12th and Cheat- nut. fe) 8TU’ TZ—Will sacrifice m for quick sale: sntendia ter motor in town. W. _ton av. Forest S718W. STUTZ—B-passenaer touring: newly pain ed. completely equip inclu Ing two extra tires. tubes an — Pa yt woe woeets: elenaid snpearance 7 coo04 chanical condition NIECE: HILL MOTOR ee. 5187 De! mar uryr aie 20 | * FORD — You truck, 1919 model: dition; housetop body: cheap: Washi ngton. Call Il_ Monday. FORD—Ton truck. 1622 model: ow Bilgere Motor Co., 28 n FORD—Open delivery body, with shield. ers like new: 375 “O18 he er %-ton delivery: drop urtains w : 65 ine Riaen® tires: good condi tion: PORD—Light delivery truc ex bargain; only $125. 625 he. V FORD TRUCK —1930. starter block, takes it: needs 2 ives, Rody»: body, $95 _Beparate. $30. 1920 ‘Farragut a aan truck: w 1 sell for pees et nag FURD—Ton body: $LOO; terms: trade: a real truck. : stake body and = Taio umatic tires; Worm gear; ‘4 } fine Ui ni- (2) of condj- very easy. ust (c7) ; lock whee! and Dp. mm a —_ best erm Fora ‘Dealer, ap. 5 eacrit old; TS; sacrifice; want $200 c ash. term See Mr. 2315 Olive. —_—- ‘Bun: edan: late model; v ndition : S250: terms: coon eee: mings. Orthwein ¢C hevrolet Motor. Park bl. Lindel} 7000, Delma {ec} this car is in D100; _ pag = FLINT MOT oo | $175 cash Or terms. | _ ~J' sR ¢ ry CO” 4 HUPM: ‘BIL EK—Touring- : completely equipped, including extra tire. tube and tire cover: splendid appearance and good mechanical condition: $700. McNIECE-HILL MOT "OR CO., 5} 7 Delmar Bl, HU PMOBILE—Touring ; run little Over. 5000 miles; fully equipped: front and rear for comfort, economy and dura- , find a better Investment. Brock "“Sheter, Hupmobile Dealers, 4418 {c) Hupp Touring, Late Model In excellent condition throughout: also 25 other real bargains MISSISSIPPI] VALLEY M®TOR TO., 3205 Locust ‘st. a | ~ months old; gacri- (c) | $1095. neg y4 Delmar BI v4. ea as e62) FORD—Touring care: late models: starters. demountables: cash or terms: $50 ae $225 AYRES. Authorized Ford Deale open Sunday and evenings, 1418 N Highw Ebi ring; demountables, shock sorbers, parking lamp. stop signal. shock absorbers. luggage carrier, wonderful car for $155; $45 down. 214 6 N. 21 FO itD-— Starter, demountable, ‘ tical condition £004 p light, parking light, $223 Call after 9 a newly a 1918. 1921 “touring Car Caenee; no bet- Wlisen, 08 Wal- (¢) J Ww. good condition; light; 100. ; } | j ring’ . (cl) wonderful! t- ket, 3401 (c) 7 -pass. motor Motor nd. Gri (c) Look! Oldsmobile Touring, $450 Almost new Oldsmobile: used go little that you cant tell it from a new one: has brand- new tires, bumper; only $450: $150 down, balance 12 maation, ne interest or brokerage. Ol AVE MOTOR CO. 2910 Washington. pen evenings and Sundays oa sell | CHE VROLET—Touring car: wo little car: costs litt] ai at tee @ to pT... INT MOTOR CAR CO., 4714 Delmar Blvd. 1.62 ful) 6 touring car; must Minnesota. touring; $595 &. 91.45: fine cond! tion; $3018 Lafayette av. - only driven 3200 “miles: - $700. 1817 Russell. (ce) ; model touring, 4 mm: mnths old; ; terms, trade. : 3516. Easton. 22; with Rex ast * 08 ze Soto, or 196 § , 6 touring car: in rood con- | 2801 Locust. | FL! OLDSMOBILE—1920; | CHE n my in good: shape, a rare % Rain Bt Tms. MORE AUT : * Locust Bt. Sun- MOBILE co f onal} & g004 Set of cord tires Cally car is in excep- fine condition; paint, up- (Practically new seat cov- fkable condition This that it has been properly s : for and haz had due consid- | ton, Ca new car guaran- mic EXCHANGE. z LR DEPT. 8015 Locust. cow late model: wonder- tiles S350. ~- Dispateh. . 8464 Touring. 2315 uty oe - Sion 5 a or, 5; Hupp, $395: Chevroiet down trade; terms. 2340. ara, splendid value. 3401 Leount, a repr tnt, ed. “$40: $98 down ~y 1919. Market. sacrifice sale. 3401 Locust. % ‘c) 1918: perfect terms. 3516 Oour.. 192]. 2 Car Market. . car, . only So85. easy . ~ R if touring: excellent tir tires and and | haniaally perfect: this car : » o mec ys om attention {t has had. If value this car wil! R CAR ©O., 2601 and 9 a Na- | corm. | ~ 7] Imi » et rs: af] "O00 i evenings. Orthwein M. tor, wt 200 Forest Park bl. Lin- De mar 64. ic) don't compare this average used car: Original paint; 6 trade for later mode! SRR Delmar CHEV ROLET—lI 122 touring: mech K. $100 a: ‘cessories, oe 2150 4 brokerage or balance: tra Wha sr bias Rahmberg. 4330 Ash! ad. ? CHEVROL ET—RBaby C paint: car guarar teed 80 ar 4300 Delmar 64 i.t4 T—T or ITINng ; tu) T—] 9° (): tt e eS, tires; oat road- | an! ‘all ge have Col- 1920 ~ model: overhauled down parment: nge. Orthwein Park bi. Lin- ic) 3 Srand- thoroughly omar I eve Deum st "O00 1920- model: newly im wonderful mechanical condi- yY fuarantee;: terms: open Sun- Ort hwein Chevrolet Mo- Forest Park bil. kinGelt CH EVROLET TOURINGS ~ TWo models. 1917 and 1020. Real bar- Gains ‘ prices and erms LEY ‘MOTOR Co., ‘Lot ‘ust at. oe . MISSIS SIPP *> mes OH! LOOK AT THIS tno Chevrolet touring. $2265: $100 down: perf or a fon; nearly new; act quick end oth. ‘ ~ e ] 4524 Delmur. re ee ; ' ' TRIANGLE MOTOR CO., Open Sunday. rand Chevrole® Touring ike new: first-class condition: a omical] lots of powor and : n¢ oniy &t50- #1! 0 months; no interest cr open evenings and Sundavs. ‘OR CO. 2910 Washineton AT LNA! — Vika i te tn - (c7) Chevrolet Offer touring. comp! etely overhau'ed4, and factory finished: good tires. ema cash payment, balance or trade 2926— inal ] ie) 1999 BABY GRAND, $525.00 _ Cher 5 Passenger rolet pone, like a brand- | ‘ & poor man's car: will sell on easy | ade = = SED CAR MARKET. : 917 Ove. olet ; Chevrolet Touring Witt io Cord Tires, $525.00 Vard-Groff Meter Corp., 2907 Washington Ay. Bomont 2040. | = COLE 6—$90. 23158 _ Broadway. DoL ef. passenger touring. starter, ner- ator, battery, lens good; $45. 2602 Wash. COLE—Aero 8: repaint ted: beauty: 10921; $205 down; trade anything. . 2340 Olice / __? ( ) » 4 a in Al shape- owner wil! | Jack ye or Park. Mo. : Kinloch _ phone c7) CROW- FLKHAR T 6—1921. looks and runs perfectiy. Biederman Motor Co., 1800 $225 2506 8. Jefferson. 1923 touring. rS¥ (c) late COLE & Pouring ; sacrifice- ca!) fe) i and up; cheap: | ' | | Tourings terms. SE DODG EB tra de . eee DODGE—Latest eo __isciede. | DODGE—Touring car: wood condition: mode}. 3423 lowa. Fisch DODGE—Touring. 1920. eee terme. Na- * - Used Car Market, 3401 Locust. Lin. ‘c) LOOK! DODGE, $50 DOWN Can you equa! that anywhere else? $150 for this Dodge touring You couldn’t buy the body for that. Don't overiook this op- rtunity. Grab = TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. 4524 Delmar bi. ous n ne. 523 N. Vande- ic83) ng; $300. FOR D—Touring car; $150 | ] tourings. ail F ORDS—Ten liberal terms. er "ag. war | vent | DODG ise @jouring; ) Broadw: ay 'DODG E— With winter top, $550. Broadway. ~—— DODG E—Teourine: like new: __Eegerding. 3199 8. rand. —_— -——- DO 1bGE—Touring. 192 . today. TIS Le. cuet ’ De 1DGE—Touring: late 1819; S256. new ood mechanically; terms, trade. Mor- | 6 N. 2lst. | Dopab—192 1 mode! touri i condit oe 4515A 6730. Ca pefore 4 p. m. _ ee 5 excellent run- e , Forest | DOD {b—Touring: good runnin tires, top; must og ee €1 75: 1415 Aubert or | 59 oh, |'DoDGE — Touring 5550 late, con - throughout exceedingly good. Gibson, Lacust. 1” > | HopGeE-—Touring. 1021: ficent; almost DODGE—Touring. $165 down: trade. ew: extras: A og toh gy “3418 Locust. Nights, Sunday. 'PopDGE—1919 touring; shock ebsorbers, Alemite lubrication, Johnson lock, door- epening curtains, bumper; bargain. L.. Swift, HSS2 Julian av. (ce) | Al condi. | DOUDGE—1921; run very tion: buy this car, get full money mnd large resale value. Motor, 4418 Olive (c) }ODGE—Touripe, 1921 model; in good con- | a DGE. orig 1 paint; buy this wear for the {] as, but t buy now our lo oa ¥ Xmaa. Weber Impl. _~ Auto Co., eri and Locust. A Trustworthy House. DODGE TOURING tient condition: also a Stevens, Gardner and Stucaeker that EF. ave offer- | 2316S. (c) 2316 8. {c) terms. Gee Ted > we nz ic) order; new Sunday. on 120 little; only‘ fii top and | FX RD—Touring. _ 1921 n | FORD—Tour! ng. , FORD—Touring. FORD—1921 | touring |; FORD—Touring;,; FORD—1921 FORD—Tou FORD—Touring. 1920, $150: | | FORD—Touring: | FORD—tTouring. FORD—Tourt n Fo FORD—Touring. FOR | FORD—1818 |FoRD=1 920 touring: starter, etc.: $1 | FORD—Touringe: value for ae FORDS—5 tourings. sit models; sel! oo ce. ™* stississtPey VALLEY EMOTOR CO... 405 Locust st “LOOK! DODGE, $75 DOWN | rybod is te A ie for $185, but but ts tome $850, | _2 bargain on sale for tee LE MOTOR ©O. ‘ Me 14514-30 Delmar The early ine Ca: TRIANG. car im exce! lent condition: $525. 3027 Lo- cust. (c7) tf ~s m e ESSEX TOURING 1920 mode! that's a beauty: rebutllt: 90-day guarantee; new top. tires: re- finished in a dark maroon, with khak! Curtains, nickeled radiator One of the real barzains. HUDSON-FRAMFTON, 3309 Locust 8t. Bomont 3102X Centra] 7430Y. ESSEX TOURING Driven six months as a derr- Appearance and running con- to guarasttee the Big saving. HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 8309 Locust 8t. Bomont 3102X. Central 7430Y. . $90. 2315 model: 1922 onstrator. ' dition Warrants us Same @3 a new car. | FO! ORD—T Pouring, Ss Broadway. $195 2318 ) S _ Broadw ay. g00d running order; "9 __ 30" 27 Lax vet FORD—1618 touripg: running shape; cash. 4530 Delmar bl $H0 (c7) FORD—1921, $248; $78 down; Ford coupe, 1923, $408. trade. 2340 Olive. (7) FORK D—Tourin Car. 1922; terms if desired __Private family. 6304 Natural Bridge rd, FOR D—Touring. cheap: perfect oe __ condition _1918 a _FSteer. FO; RD—To ng ' good condition; "Grand 1786) 3336 Caroline. FORI+—Touring. 1920; looks and runs | _ new: $1 terms. trade 1905 Locust. 1921, winter curtains: od 419 Alberta. Grand 6¥ LSJ. ,onliy $22 good con- (em) $100 (Cc) condition. —_——— _.... - yy aye dition, with starter 4348 Manchester. FORD—Tourt ng; only wos: good conditior 4348 Manchester. (: FORD—tTouring car; tm good shape: _1901 ¢ Chestnut. FORD—Touring; m model 23; $325. Gravois. FORD—Touring ¢ car: néw paint: good cond!- tion: late model, $150. 493 30° Arsenal $1735; in z 00d onditi Ti 7 $60. 219 3941 Delmar, touring car; good condition, reasonable. 2931 Abner pl FORD—Touring 1920: new body and tires: real bargain: Cass $175: termes 3713 ic) ring: a! modeis ; $55 up For d lealers 312 2 8. Grant. a PRIC L MOTOR ||| | FORD—Touring, $65; perfect condition. 1423 Mallinckrodt st. pees Peano. 3938 Cote Bri! lian __Kive terms , ee ab FORD—T uring. sorbers: $65. ee ae FORI — Touring motor: $°00. —_——_ —————— FC -RDS—Touri ngs: ~ demountab! es, __ 2021 Branch. ~ 1920: new body: terms. __ 8713 Cass. $60 to $250: terms. Lig ig Four, o7°4 8 3. Jefferson (Cc) FORD—Touring, 1917; In good running or- | der; $80. 1412A Marcuse av. FORD—Touri ng: 1921. new body: beautiful] car; $250; | terms ae 3713 Cass. (ec) FORDS—15 pourinae 75 and up; 25 Jefferson. terms. 2 FORD—Touring. 1918: new rubber, $45 down: many extras. 3318 |] Easton, RD—Touring. 1921: Garter ; ~~ demount a- | bles. shock absorbers. 27 G | AFB 2 ; $165. RD—louring, 1019- has new fenders, | good motor: $125- terms. 7 ass. ‘c) | good condition. — trade: {o) | $95: | (c' Iooen Wvryomineg at. 150. " FORD—Tourinc. 1917; __Heitman 1 Aut o Repair. 1921; Ivory 1920; esta ; ust ii terms. 7419 Manchester (c) | good running condition; S10 Manchester. (c) 1918; Sartor block: geod $120. 19 Lafayette. (c) a ee ‘ order. (c) $90: in good 7805 Ivory. fully equipped | cheap 7805 $150: 419 Sunday : takes it. __ running rhape. | FORD—Touring. 1920: “$06 takes it away : 74198 Manchester. D—Touring. 1017: good running sha 161 o Lateyette,. touring: Dp: shock — sorbers: $15 1368 "Goodie! low (e) | FORD—192 20 touring; 1922 body: $216: $100 | down. 3 Magnolia. near Grand. _(c) | | FORDS—To uring car and r roadsters:; must sell: eary terme: trade fore Easton. | FORD—1921 touring car; gain: $1468: easy terms. terme. __ $85. t | (0) | bar "an 16 af Saal (ce) | nice eine’ $65 down. ‘Morris, 214- 18 N el eenige: fine shape: eat $110 ry need money. 6410 Arsena real bargains: terms; frade 2620 Olive. | FORD—Touring ; good car. $110; $40 down. io 3539 Magnolia. near oan FORD—tTen: tourin coupe: terms. A) DY neriTh: i Grand iate ‘21 mod demountab!ea; erfect terme: trade: to demountables; $5 ~ ert, $i a 3 [; gtarter e105 gha 2 a gta itton; Olive (c) good run- 0 @ month: | (c) | : FORD—Touring ; rms; trad "today. 4168 ning condition: or trade. 2926 Loc or trade; small payment down. ton av. FORD—tTouring: and eteering lock wheel; Faston. ey oe pouring cars, late 2821 E pars ansceee late 1921 model: Hassiers cheap. oat c Hass gtop- fon. . j weed rubber, itt ey sien ~- ore, 4180 We. Natural Brides. FORD Touring 1021, perfect imoter or! Decker wheel. demountable she oniy $225: easy terms. 3319 _— ~ “Touring 1920: very car *gi60 o terms. Bilgere Motor Co. 2820 x. —. rand (cB) | ~~ FORD—Late 1929 touring, starter, demount- HI DSO! whee! ° ad 30 Del ears pip recart able; Bauer t 9278 7 terme. = . > Rasy terms uD sucerjant shane | aera (c7) | r to ? and in ; will be sold | PAC kAKD—Twin touring, West- first seri es, inghouse shock absorbers, snubbers, $450. * 31°0 Locuaet miles; no dealer. 000 cheap; 2720. 2115 traveled 16,- willl sell | lLacust. Bomont (o) series, open or closed car at rental service or private Western Automoblie Co., ington avs. touring Car; Bacond will: suitable for use: come see it. Euclid and Wash- PACK AKD—Touring: pletely eauipped. tube one nat a and good mschanica: con McNIECE-HILL newly painted: including extra epiendid appe@rance MOTOR CO 6187 PD com- tire, $1250. Delmar Bi. dition; PACKARD 12 TYPE Touring. turned in to us from owner. It has the o The top, upholster! ng dition; has curtains and the tires are fair: good. chanically very case we $10 ne eale at This car has just been the original riginal paint. in goo com- bevel-edge plate-glass me- In this it for quick CADIL LAC EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. Bomont 3080. 8015 Locust PA iG K——To,; ring; 1 fice, $435 p Ha PIE RCE-ARROW—Touring: hew low mileage an | @s a new one for much less price; Sormer | | owner purchased closed car. Euclid and Washington ava. dual-valve model; tomoblile ©o.. Al oat 51 (*Uatavette. sacri- (c) A — A left drive goo Western Au- PIERCE-ARROW —Several 7-passenger i] including famous) H ing cars to select from, — ve ve ee: prices et us show ot Ry vw ‘Western Automobile Co., Euclid tour- $400 @ are range from like a g0008 90, with (c) if condition: $115 McNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO., 5 c 7 Delmar Fi. _ VE L AE—1920 tor touring. $550 2801 Locust. VEL 1E—1920 touring, erfect, | $450; West- cott, 1921 touring, Russell It] 75; terma. 1817 ene UB ST ASS {c) | VELIE—’ newly painted: complete- ly equipped, includine extra tire, tube and tire cover: spiendid appearance and good mechanical condition; 1 MeNIECE-HILL ROP CO., 918 a Delmar BP). in gved conii- Sunday be’ora 321 Lemp, or 230 rouring | WESTCOTT—7 7-passenger; tion: fair rubber. “all or any time Monday’at 3: Cherokee. — ~ Look! W estcott, $100 Down $350 altogether. Leche like ready money: feels like money from home, /but you get it for little money. No other bargain like this any where. CO., 4524 Delmar. | j TRIANGLE MOTOR m1 Sunday. WESTCOTT TOURING Mechanically Al. Cord tires, good 2620 Olive at. ee ee FORDS—Light trucks: several real w open expre _ trade. 2620 Olive a a FORD TRUCK—1090. starter; open Sunday morning. Rlef! s, Olive ten; FS late ‘21: Al express 5 Ww cord {ir bargain; go dea er: termine. 324 ‘Con _ PORD TRU CK—$50 io" curtal ting’ s, 2515 Olive. FORD TRU ¢ ‘K—Late FF ag pond: panel morning Ried BS, 2d. FoRb he drive: dandy coal Si day morning, 2815 Olive FORD TON TRUC a Faeas top b Morning. 2315 0 FORD TRUCK — pnd l-ton St. Louis C FORD—Ton truck; " g0e rea! = ain: open gre, curtain 4 tain side own: open Riching’a 2318 | Olive. bargain: smal! down hes rgain: will orsanas terms. Call reasonable + offin Co., ee . — express tires: Paint; upholstery and top good; on terms. DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE co., 3128 Locust. Bomont 2812X, Central 380. Open Sunday and Evenings. au | : Oe } NE a | WILLYS8- KNIGHT—Tour.. 1918; . splencid Jar Kain atilona se Locust. Lindell 568. adbvasamens it. WILLYS—BSix; 1918: good condition ; sath wei oa for $150; see this bargain to- #ay. 917 Le Baume. Ww ILLS-s SAINTE CLAIR—Touring: (demon- etrator) - wily painted, compietely equipped, inctodinn extra tire, vg and ne A om bio ee ea an ats mechanical condition: $1950. Man HILL! MOTOR co _ 5187 Do MONT _ WILLYS-KNIGHT—5-pass, 1°23; brand- new; complete factory equipment; has not been driven a mile; our price ts most in- maine me Fed des! red. — | F | | 2601 locust. GHT—1922, 5. ss. tourin six months’ old; this car ag wd the ie bas of care and is in It's must i ’ | cab: pe 90: te 5 __ Sunday | FORD TRUCKS Both light delive best bargains in town: very Motor Co., Ford Dealer. Aha "tevin Locust et FORD—Truck; light del lent/ running —~ EW ane. w to go ae inte serv 5 monthiy 0 sere eA 106 = soppedt very. ei — FORD —Light reconditioned. guarant MENDEN Teout at. Light bodies: cash wil del! veriss. wit te Too 8” 68 J REFLING oa te thorized deale . M. ©—Truck: hauled: with , teau. Sidney 2 a ee xT 1400; no Co: ton ‘ ro a HU PMOBT LE cDeliver> e yp eatablishiment grocer - payment. eit INTER? NATION: Toews cab: qenent : Open oe re, oo . wd ; Tags ~ : ' ae A gueranteed mechanical con on. super offerin top, uphois- tery — B like new. eciare ‘ UBER MOTOR CAR Open Sunday and evenings. “2601 1 ' Leoust. LOOK! WILLYS. KNIGHT | TOURING, $60 DOWN $190, sale price: worth ay oaey. & crime to sell it this ae but we move ears. If you see it you dad Dens it. TRIANGLE MOTOR Co., _ Open 8 Sund ays. ta ayer CAR—And4 co condition; me ll cheap. Box R- R301, pao -Dispatch. URING © CAR—Runni - __ trade for Ford, Sunday. "3391 *re. En price: TOURING CAR—F' tjon. “Washinaton lst lage amy » te TOURING CAR—5-passenger, with starter. need money ; $75 cash. » 4689L. (c) TOURING CAR—Late model; motor, tires, paint ifke new: no hull; must geil: will demonstrate: cash, “arms. 4013 lage. TOURING CAR—First- -class condition: four new tires; cheap for cash. Owner has to sell on account sickness. Forest 4549W. 1323 N. Taylor. (ce) TOURING | CAR—Cost $1570 new; engine By ng —F ell, wil 5 good tires, lot extras: must se wi Pe, _1896w. 5700 Etzel « sume ae ic” TOURING CAR—4- 8 standard AR A pamper sew and tires; bargain; will a ema im frade. Grand 1893W 3432 Shenae AUTO SACRIFICE SALE Chevrolet tourtn 5920. Pe ae a | Olde: aoe, 1991 gi8e: “Gaditina 8, ; mortgag ' also cou f-~ others, $25 4 $295 cen trade cap: | thing as down payment. 1626 A 21 Four tour with i, B better tham the + hen we AUTO CO., 2007 Gard dner Distributors solling fe 07, ene w. USED CARS _ % | M ge gg h coal PARKA Sas fk. BS shi" Piken 2 REROW—Tro-ton, rine like 8 firet one chea -"T bargain Truck Better for Buy your a - car from ar ble company. You are safe et the SOUTHWEST NASH CO. 3000 Locust ea and closed cars sgh eee atc fo ... ne. ands Washingto n«ton. ouring._ °F own, 5 191s. 5 8120 pocest condition ver — "30 weeks. item oe rifice. 2714 N. Taylor. op; excellent condition; rea) roy for winter, will demonstrate; ene | consider any fair offe Buick Auto Co., 3466 6001, Victor 1505. ‘é ‘REO—1921 touring; excellent condition; will terma. South Bide Grand (ce) Grand av. ‘AREALXMAS BARGAIN Reo 6 + aomeage 4-passenger: beautiful new ‘hasgis very t O-—-§- , ONT: ee good tires, issant SO BTW wor RIC KENBACRER— Tour! latest model. slight! new cuarantee Li car condition; very me will ~ oe Motor Co. $121. | Bun fe | cg 2104 2% ut delivery or trade for Ford Post -I hia. wars {asa ben

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ST. LOU POST-DISPATCH. LC BiILeE A U T.O M O Trucks For Sale eke For Sale _4108 Mane hes ter WHIT Eh —2-t ton chassis: FFIC—2 “ton oe =~ condition. Sal elt. . : , 8659 8. Broadway. | are Sunday or 2742 Be 4 e or trade vedi mba a ARuCK Cail at 217 Gaver, +P RUCKS—2 ; _ with ‘cab and stake covered body: ee ease body one i. WHITE —%. -ton Sc fniten Vickers, ‘i HALF PRICE || Did like thta? We are selling almost Rickediatitten ror Sale— _ Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous _ Miscellaneous factory by » long at DODGE BROTHERS REBUILT rif you ever hear of anything |||! scsi | | Traffics now at half the original These are not the ordinary rebuilt |, reconditioned trucks—they are iW } bull i | REMANUFACTURED In our own the who originally They'll not be || this price. it 4000-lb. capacity chass!s G000-1b, capacity ¢ chassis | men SBR Se « ~ 7 * > ©, - ~ =f Automobiles For Sala— oll ~ reasonable terms. If = 3867 S. Grand 5] 87 Delmar_ Rl. ie a fas —T—Cheap for cash. Call after o'clock. 5: 360 Gilson : ay. | CARS— Given aw ay: Allen chummy “road- ster, $50; Chev rolet, $50; Maxwell, $75: | Oldsmobile, $75; all good shape. 3845 | Easton av. a . | FORD—1923 model. Call Monday, 4000 ie) | | | FORD $700, Studebaker Big Six. $100: truck, $115: Chalmers. 125 Blow st. | coupes, tour-'| roadsters and trucks. Some real bargains. See Mr. CARONDELET MOTOR (e7b) | HUP—R_1820 model: Al condition; S550 ONLY WA) DOWN Balance Weekly 1312 Hodiamant av. Cabany 573. (46x) | i—Brougham: newly aainted. com- ulpped. including extra tire, yb ge a mechanical! fine ance: McNIECE- Hilt, MOTOR CAD... 5187 Delmar B'. Cape ar ee gr manne: te wee Ree Tre, ” ~ oe 200 AU TOMOBILE . S, Bicycles and Motorcycles te A U | price. | rpiuvu STU DEBAK KR—Brand-new others, $25 to § $290 down; down Wess 292900 Central 2051 if | almost or trade. | GUPMOBILE—1029: ~ a bargain for cash. OPEN ALL THE TIME Cabany . (ec) | HUPMOBILE—Good condition; will consider trade for 74R. emall coupe. ‘Phone —- ii —— C—O ———— | ¥F FORD—Chassis, 1920:- tires are good and bulbs, 15c; timers, 49¢; timer_wires. 39c; motor runs perfect: only $ MEN-| fenses, 1lodc: tires 30x3, $5.25; 30x3 34, | DENHALL, Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust at. $5.85: 32x3? $6. 85; 3ix4, $9; 32x4, | Open evenings. (el) $10: 1x4 ** 10.5 j4x4, $11.75: RD—Ton truck chassis: has good cord | Ford top recovers. complete with back one and is guaranteed to be in first-/| curtain. tape and tacks, $2.49; Ford ss_mechanical condition; $160, terms. | radiators, $7.49; pumps, 659c; jacks MENDE SNHALL, Ford Dealers. 2315 Lo- | 69c: Ford rear springs. $3.29; seat cust st. Open evenings. (el) | covers, half price; shock absorbers, $4 49 || FORD—C hassis, tourings, coupes, sedans, high-grade motor oil, 35c gailon, Fard roadsters and ton trucks: exceptionally bands, 29c set; Ford. fenders, $2.25; 6-volt low prices: some as low as $25 down;! electric horns, $3.40; Ford side curtains, $4.50; Hot- Shot batteries, $1.75: $16 Lock- wel steering wheels for Ford and Chevrolet, $9.70; closéd car locking door handles, 2 6d" per set; price during this sale. | special quantity prices. but the auto. National Auto Supply Co., 1004 N. Grand. Open Sunday a m. Bell phone Lindell 1581. (c) AUTO ACC ESSORIES—Almost given away; 75c; pumps, 75c; windshield wipers, Ford timers, complete, 60c; spark for oll cars, 25c electrics horns, Common Sense polish, 35e; electric 560c: parking lamps with switch skid chains, $1.95 a par: radiator covers, $1. Chevrolets, $3.95: Ford heaters, $1: Ford to® recovering, touring, $4.75: roadsters, $3.50- side curtains, $4.95; one-man tops for Fords and Chevrolets, $19.50; bumpers = Chevrolets 4-90, * 912" Fort and pull, f 5 a 631 5L. for many 8U7 N, | N. High st. “MAKE o our store headquarters Christmas gifts. We have that will be apprewfated by Electric sk that "m wind, motometers, $1.85, Seat covers, touring, sedan, S745. coupe. $4.95. speedometer, latest mode!, $10.50. and drum-shape headlights, $4.75 old ones in trade. Firestone tires, Motor- driven horns, $3.25. 7.50 and wp Spot lights, Spates sic delights, $2.85 a lamps, 95¢. Newman. _ cnt ol iv e ‘ TH49. —————ee runs forever, = - $5. 7 — es | " ~ . 2 as $8.80. $2.25 and up. pair. 3711 Delmar. AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION. ic) Best values at the lowest prices in town; covers, ‘Ford, $1.75; Dodge $4.95: skid chains, $1.95 pr. Ford side curtains, touring, $4.95; Ford | tors, $11.95, your old one in trade: geen of cement 6c; ‘ | motometers, | spark plugs, @arking lamps, 69c; nickeled lamps, $2.69: | hood and radiator Chevrolet $3.95: Ford heaters, $1.85; motometer Qe: ‘porcelains, 15e¢; complete bulb and switch, side lamps, $2.40 pr., mirrors, 5e; 6-volt electric horns, | Ford foot accelerators, 49c: | complete with’ rgliler, $2.50: $2 set. 5.04 - §-frm a 7% 0-inch, 69e: 12-inch, ;: 80x5%, =Cunpples | casing, $7.95: 30x3% | 188 preot alcohod, 59e gal. | wrench set, w renc hes, | the lowest prices In tow Open Sunday morning. CUT RATE TIRE AND eP- PLY CO., 111% Chestnut st. oe ee Everythi sacrificed regardless of cast. All brass Grevcomn radiators, absolutely guaranteed By us, t0.95: hood and radiator covera, 1.75 set: Miller 30x3% nonskids, $7.95: guaranteefi Miller tubes, $1: genu- ine Ford headlights, $1.65 complete: stop- lights, 95e complete with bulb. switch; etc.: $3 g9- sip 50c; rubber carpets, coupe, $1; sedan, 1.5 touring, 65c. Side curtains, extra heavy rubber, roadster $3.95, touring $4.95 complete: latest model speedometer, fits any Ford, » hws complete: best oil, |gal.. 5 gals. $2; 30x3% nonskid firsts, $5.95. | 4666 Easton. AS GIFTS Why not give a useful Xmas gift, one that will last and always be appreciated? Select vour accesories from a reliable dealer who handles only the best; a few suggestions: New-style barrel-shape parking lights. 95c; $14 radiator shutters, $5: $15 nickel lated ‘‘Inshield Spot Lights,’’ mounted right on ‘the windshield inside, control handle ard switch within easv reach of the driver: can ‘also be used as a trouble light, can be used (on closed cars or cars with wind deflectors (or side curtains; the ‘‘Inshield’’ is the only fone that can be used t does not inter- | Accessories, 7 (c99) WINTER TOP—For Oakland car, r. cheap: Bi Ww INTE R TOP—Good: fits any Dodge car up | : fit up to | large | any Ford part in stock at haif Dealers, see us for We se!l everything your | {terms | the automobile $6.50: 8- dav Stewart Barre! Your Spring bumpers, Parking | road- radia- $1 size aluminum Ford steer! ng wheels, $1.93 locks, 90c: nickeled spot w indghield inner tube, $1.45; and hundreds of other items toe ag nee ng to mention at BIG PRICE REDUCTION SALE 45e ford. ze. 3141A 8. Morganfor — will trade Fo Gall LE, Jo. Connecticut, 4200 Connecticut. —¥CLES Wtd.—Will pay cas ae i JAC KS——Large Red 442° ‘live mS MAGNETO SERV ICE recharged: start on , - | bright lights. 907 Wa} ‘ 7 m $ For Sale , NASH automobile parts: @ g we: _¢ cheap. 4056, _ dell av, — , Ss a ae FE girl’. ¢. #8009 | Fairvit .RADIATOR COV ER—For — Gi I's; | $15. ‘Cabany | , | Forest 8433. 2 = Boys, $ $8. 5912 North saz SPEEDOMETER Hi CLE = ~~ 3142 Lafayette $1.75; only a few left. . Cc pe—Cheee. Sci Fe fine STEW PEL — s TEWART SPEEDO —Girl’s: N. Ninth et. Th. 40 only a few | qjon.: $i: De $50 bicycles TRUCK KEAR WHE Le __$10 cash. 1009 M ’ Beech. 4625 McP 1 years | lives, $3. 3848 Basen CLE For ieil 6 Bsiiw. 3959 Si USED Ford | parts 60 per ot Range’, > perce | _rolet parts, oye | and tion; Teneo eer ie kinds. 7316 N Pe 4 E ble frame; S BicYCLE— Doub) Neg A Fountain, |WHEEI i —nogting F fork 6° | pmeumatics, with sima al Bolg 40: cash or time. 2 5 La _F ord heaters, N iCKEL. Saas | 28231. waial Auto trimmings: a Bic YCLES—Flying mere perfec 10 N. lith St. va 0 ‘on: 00d tires, 4250 California av > bo 11 ” —— Be -£ ‘LE—Girl’s: 20-in. wheel: goo : eee also one rue. Call Sunday inte. 4511 Alice av. i — BICYCLES—$35: racer, and fro 95: your old is ~~ ne m™ | Ti phone Main 939. Hugh id 5 i N -s List —_ F arm _waxony fang Te Steel-frame windshield. agents for Silvertown cord tires. See us seer ‘ Farm wagon, f Side panels mortised in steel. your next buy. Cushions. 95c: aluminu ae rg ped oT aii and mare 224 liding doors, “yr windows, etc. step plates, with rubber, i don’t fail to = NESS—Dovbie set) : Pe. Ay te urnish chassis and terms | visit the toy store, at Easton. Both | TIRES—Goodyear AWT 5. 1314 g. oth” out SBroomy any qutnerized Word dealer. “In- |stores open Sunday ‘and evenings until 10| 44, $1760. Homie # a i; Dp. m. A ‘ a small mu) | UNIVERSAL FORD TRUC CK BODY Co., be ANGE FRONT. 4739 Easton. Forest 7387. TIRE RARGAIN—S1x4, meal 8S—All ie inal > st. ‘AIR COMPRESSOR—Curtis; Al condition: >, 32x4, Goodyear ote all etz LIGHT TRUOK BODY Wtd.—For tinner’s | also Tungar battery charger: bargain. Call Easton av. n. an Open Ban : use. 2149 Elm av., Wellston. | _Sundav_mornine ne. 297] Flora b). (c) TIRES—AII sizes, good used 3—Braee — sing MO\ "ING TRUCK BODI—Ana cad; $50. 613 | AUTHORIZED service station for Delco, rims; vulcanizing; Dig 2nd 5 opeted collars. | a c7) | Remy, Klaxon, Apollo, Splitdorf and Dixie. | ton avy. ranklin. | Te OP ND BODY—For Hudson car: Sas Fox Ignition Co., 3925 Washington bl.(c99) | 7[RES—Used: our sales 53-6 good ox une work i] pew, Come ne. amematic alr, compredser; |AUTO HEADLIGHTS AND TRIMMINGS/| cent last week; “sat age y “mares; press horse. LT ome replated better than new: prompt service. up: new tubes, $1. | TOP BODY-—-One only, 6-post express top|’ MUSICK PLATING WORKS, 915 Chest- | IRES—4:. 30x3 ESS—Wagor “7a | body witb curtains all around but no cap| Nut: all work guaranteed. Main 1590. Sar bee me an Lif reka Coal aad Esbenes Oe, 02% for driver; alsc a custom built job at cost | Central 43. (cO}) | chean. 3937A Shaw. pal | price and can be seen at 3105 §., wemeser ~~ 2 BATTERY PARTS—Wholesale and retail; | TIRHS—Saerifice; en uh 0. tte SE—Inquire 1472 Rowan. | — wu) | battery boxes, 50c, all sizes; shop equip- | all larger tires, $3. Ww ame || *4Olive & BODIES—7; cheap. 207 8. 7th.) ment bought and sold. 1415 Chestnut st. | tires proves 0 ae —— “£0N, Cheap. 38: Texa ae Ln. | (1) BATTERY BARGAINS—Brand-new 6-volt, | return with Tire 8 and wet, met ES—ch heap, +850 Garfield, | TOP BODY——One only, Pret a hom oh ed fit any car, $12; Dodge battery, $17,50; | _brice. Roy's tire si years; @ricellent condition ¢ t e 8] ono S " r seat inclosed, suitable for mounting on ar? ee. aw tS ROL ron a TIRES $3 nO 1x4. oy a n. $65. l-ton Ford truck chassis. This a custom | BATTE oe oe 6-voli, $12.50; guar. | a4" $15.5 34x4, reas and wagon, built body and is for sale at a reasonab) a | anteed one year. 3432 Shenandoah. Grand | $18.75: sare. $20. oo | price at 3105 S. Broadway. (c@9) ) 583. Victor 814. ____(€7) | Fulty 3 ee Open 8u ; ong worke ker $25 slivers 'TRUQK RODY —Suitable for ‘tnner Or ex- evel S—Brand-new. fully guaranteed,| LEADER, 1631 Chestnat ag | “prees: cheap, 2938 Gamble 6- -volt, ll-plate, $12.50: 6-volt, 13-plate,| fore the advance and save. ~ >i Y pu | FRUCK BODY—Size 6x11. with 2- foot | $15; 12-volt, $16.50. National Auto Supply ‘TIRE | Sat. _E—Must sell at ie ‘pla oe. 2 19 Ca wing; good for coal or material; at Co., 1004 N. Grand. Tindel} 1581._(c)| jer gear to the rom , ES—2. or ng for cow. — | bargain. Call Benton 1630w. (c), 6-VOLT Morege ene nd 90 Overland! $7.95; ergy Or axd, av.. Wellston. Mo. os generators uteer $8.95: 33x4, $8.9! ona 00d. ae | T k ‘Bodies ~~ NEW BATTE RY PRICES. $12; 33x4%, $12.50; | een; out ,ko0d, young Black ruc wo \ chea | O0-YEAR GUARANTEE. 414, $13.50; 30x3% in NEW AND USED. | 6-VOLT, re PLATE, REG. 6-80, $17.50 all” other size Miller tubes, line S—Westons, barn harness; $35. Ca | Stake. gteel,. dump, express, nel. to fit; For Buick, Chev., Ford, Overland, etc. 2848R. Chapman, ll | %-ton to 5-ton trucks, We build, repairand| §6-VOLT, 13-PLATE, REG. 6-120, $20. | Gespp Pines —30xe? oan condition: cheap. | Bento pre SNICKERS INC. $689 8. Broad. | 15 Ton Hosa on dae ELL 26. | __bargain in_city. ae : MULES : Ss oN | PS om | oe - eee i oe abe qe HEIMAN RTOS oBATTERY cCo., ee np LEADER. ieai Ches it RA reg niee, all /oupes, unadou ouring hoales 2 &s GOooD reconstruct : ; _ Taken in trade on 4’ pass. Coupe de Luxe | COILS AND DILLEND - HEAD—Front axel 31x4. ete Aax4 38 4 work horse, _ bodies. Locust st. Open Sunday. for Ford and other parts. 6049 Wells. (c) Sei 2 Derma 35x5, nd = Coupe De Luxe traded car dept. (c8) | G¥L mnaltion $150 3500 Rute 1921; good aaa WEEK Gog. B74 Al a __condition 5. 85 utger. fc) : "i ER (Used Ford Bodies | xo2n ss, Boigs, 108 apt cona-| 00 %5y 15% Gpe Be baiors oon *"Gan} “Pietaa, __tion, S15. . 3500 Rutger. Olive st. ya ia: Sedans, coupe, touring and roadsters; real FENDERS—For sport model for Fords; - oe NSWICK : et. > Good ier all ww “bargains in good bodies. Open day and plete with Individua! bm ae price $27. BU. BRUN O04 nights and Sunday Wagner Gear Co., 3216 Locust st. (cO¥) A quality tire 84 per 1490 het tae and Wagot | USED FORD, & —_ mea. eitinecs ao eee a teh new; cheap: extra pusee ‘and "Walton. FAR A ee cheap: Fuenbas’ coc ust « 1CAVY. S mar an : —_— . | eon Sea eae froperator, 1921; BE SKE = e good condition; $30. 219A Pestajozzi. - ree; also staff “Wagon, r Al TO ny Ps ops For Sale ie g Sidney 1°40] Let Teed tires: huv once, Rt. Lo ee a Bing sencinn f nee, repaid, ree | FORD F ARTS at yom own pric . +i, 1923 mo- in city, | oon, pen even ID Atabeons ” - ster body osch mag- : | lAU TOMOBILE TOP Hudson super-stx eto. : oo Ss ot Te i Washin top for model “H.’ Call’ 4908 $1.50 iT Vs | Aegean cose ‘ A REAL XM ' h oe wasons, cheap. | See (c7) Fae -For one week, a Schroeder alr . E : of eee — gauge “A CORD TIR : - | AUTO TOPS recovered. one-man ‘tops, for with every purchase of 0 or more (one MICHELIN OR ! ¥ touring cars and roadsfer;s; good condition,| to a customer): real bar tains in tires, APPRECIATED BY : w 7s. | 1450 } N 15th. Central HOC ET Ts. (c9) seaep one ign ye ean ge gees pres- | A0xn2%....... $1%.75 . bet w and 7 |FORD WINTER TOP—Good as new: ent & pair o suxe skid chains; SENG - de apcios _“pnt_on. Morris, TOPs. ~ rod TF ted $55 them from Moyer. Kemp Tire Co, 1 isoo We deliver everyw “4 RS TOPS—And wind shields; used. 6037 Rg er ns ee. ’ elmar. (c) emer —— ; are FREEZE-PROOF—Johnsons.: one can will : FORD * TOPS —hECat hg . $8. Lindell last entire winter; 60c per can. wale TIRE A _ 6827. 912 N, The (c09) | TIRE SUPPLIES. 5011 Delmar. 0x8% U. & CHAIN horee vy Xm. . FORD TOURING OP ieT? ATG > TOPS—2: 7 each. ] f } { hi 32x% le R Sunday morning, Laclede 225). 1 on = : ers, } "le ‘4 4A end kK. King’s Hiehway Park. (ec pages’ atteries, oF anyt Ing 612 05" 33x4, B4xd a or t FORD, ROADSTER TO Kae ee you want at your own price. See} jiair ana phone x Xy win eld; condition; bargain, v- a ea exside 13763. "Idabie, i ( MR, TOBEY, 3867 S. Grand, | pomont Barns ‘ : ° = E 3

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Loti) mi (ec N. TE le; O77 + a w n beds, yk on oe? with bo ike a d at t »M ng —— toe ER - | GE ab. abe 2 Two =" abu aannir tee 025 ange 80) “room rr ata modes se tinvous am; tes th poe sais ? a s015- oe $8" EYER eon beoriag reasonal sn male ae ¥S ‘e504. mg. Fone oi mn sexcoliem 7 “modern ant surre 5 iost-aha 4 > ao an K holed ight “SG ls— = a. be . od G a ' ovel ae se mie > of k " I sew 1 ent. ’ od 42 oe kit LS ound wT r E m yf +s OF ne FA odin 933— —Fr .. housek oe EY ~~ By og $1 me riv bi . ren ‘acto . en a pA ent meal and roo 59 n- am ch na w 1965 ino a for - | ORTH wit? thai aaa .___pD ont ge — h E ae and Nea aw | te ate a i reb ' DELMAR Bl. Sat om, “Ca we w (7) w vik * 1 — tab! * Yeoh _Jences. i ent aa pi fus room | ol- —_ ke 74 ao y tur rs rnish AV + 20 toc ult. or k , board Caba S oa at wees ng H © de : fo 5 ber *- MARKET N ng: urnis m | tan Fe Pete urn @ roo: pie th fstock ya) | L B , Sa 80u bony e = or M or ER eat a et r PA ent 4002 = ad al rnieh > to a oe ne 2 } f nie or LY, hes Kon “Bt, 39 south — eco . cent iSreen tien 7, 3595 : hed 8 a ie ne Forni eas | ioe ns Mie aire = tes : = ae via: - ete ce, a ie ge chen floor. wed = EW, f Ee oe ng : = tes le rt cats “saa hoe mplor 3 fa og reas nette, # in shire : (8 E> a. oF 7 re a le. t | c - Veneto — ht pl n- Et oc e we A. ae . na a aan tte. B. ping Soom 1 es ‘ sin ae sa = te =. we ofA. oe a 5 = RI und bee arm en “Sine po ea mS, ir tr RD. 86 ea t 4 N 6. en: om nd T a t ge 19% t urnii “ eerie ro t — wa e!! ne Linde! 7 = ™ x ont Foon 24 bi an tah ng ORD ront Re Ay od a 1 { 4 - ra ST. LA) 3487 FR. —~ ok i shed =e r tL. 3958—? ny ves b! 5 eT a me mma U rn: ~~ And F Trt ba —— ~ chee ent ‘table | SF, au t-¥ 4 ‘serv! ce aw els see Nice, th. tignd south i 3 1 ~— len " mp UT S - of ate. -o 2 sid U G 5 ioe, 9 ¢om aan ox i ut Dp Ne t lo s. 23 a. me m { tA Te r 1 i ; h ri oR t 2 ae v Ta car i. ph fu A ne D. me es fa er _ Fo vate: sal wi "canan "ae 392 e " yo ig Pal - yes" hey 20 ia 4 —* 2° | ; _ a an priv ew one" ‘Tan S ‘sid FO 79 4iA ca forte adjoin! olont” ra "people all aie yf . aes HA rie i rn co “hee wel ay . aT. le sins urn bm ng b HAVE se 3 ae ai. urnishes e es me te "pgaere co pate omen, bath: e See em —s side HE Fier 7 Fr eniences: t “ =< Die —_ aie ENR ne —Fron = i ome $6 iv ra — H Lonny u Nea. nv ‘ rt 5 ane: = L =: oo EN 1% cently f oat room og os inde ces. a a - re y n a saa urn f ro Bale NRI bly 358i arn x. room a. raishy mit! mn J. eo a." Beilefont pechare ee SE i a Ista vee oa = tt ; av hy e - a FFERSO :3 -_ r ERSON —— mn: ; 7 BAN) NE. —.

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. SUNDAY, — 22B rosr-visPAtcR. —__ ee- 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised here today? prominens 10, 49 = : : ULT SUNDAY. MS FOR RENT-—West R $ ROOMS FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT--Wast ‘ROOMS AND BOARD WaNTED | ANIMALS | ANIMALS name —— ‘DECEMBER 10, 1922. -——Wes OOMS FOR RENT—West m-| WASHINGTON BL., 4280—Elegant room, 2| ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—tn private fam- Dogs and Cats For Sale Dogs and Cats For Sale Pigeons and Pet & S————— a. sedi. CANARIES—Guaranteed aia POULTRY AND BIREI CA 5534—Large, attractive front 225—Two nicely furnish- | PAGE BL., 5277—Front room and kitchen- beds: one with slamie bed for gentlemen, ily: young man. __ Box R-209, Post- Dis. ' ‘ ————— Boston terriers, Little Sport, A. BOSTON TERRIERS—wNicely marked, oo AT : "> blue ribbons at; males. 2820 Nebraska ay DF th modern conveniences. Forest ed light housekeeping rooms; phone, etc.; | _ ¢tte: icebox, gag range; adults. oR? 7 le em- me - as oms; con-| WASHINGION BL., 4257—Neatly furnish- | ROOM AND BOARD ~ Wed. —ouple © tmas K. C. 350,263; winner m fe acwe Aeon a PAGE BL., 4714—Housekeeping rons ed room. hot-water heat; continuous hot} ployed, with child. Grand 4457M. OS ag ae nl mi38 gy ay., OWebster last show; short muzzle and tail; fee $10.| CANARIES—All colors: reaneen Ducks, hit 1D Etc —_—_- Um = —-— —__- —— CARPENTER PL., 722—-2 nicely {urnished |GRANVILLE PL., 1403—-Two 2d-fioor tront | __mecting; modern. water: phone. — ——vaune jaan, in| Gall Sunday, 9521 Tilino! e Hediamoxt car "3800 west; rooms tor light hougekeeping: phone. (7) tae By C14 78d mtnnusotbod WASHINGTON BL... 4916—Desirable rooms, Mceaned vrivnie: heme, with wares 8% BRINDLE PUPPY—4_ months old; “male. # BPD Boston Torviece of the better CaNaNl Ee ee any s x ae Fick Yan 4 ‘ r Pe] a e vs - a JE « he 4 Ss, ‘ GRANVILLE, — 1402A— Beautifully fur | aaa fe poe aoe en suite; erivate, CAMMY? Gen-) R-B81, Post. eee. Riverside 1507W 5000 type, Boomerang, son of Intruder, and the _all kinds: reascna! dle. da - ‘ for breeding. ; private, _ rat h rooms; pri __nished front room; all conveniences, PAGE BL., 8844—Nicely furnished tlemen preferr ROOM AND BOARD Wid—By _ refined only sire of a champion in the West; Ted/ CANA] (ARIES—E nglish goldeq- Fs _ Poultry Supplies — C 161—Ne; Ee ee tri hone, laundry. ‘ATES, 5061 Neatly f furnished room; all HAMIL. TON, 0 set ai ee “fight house- __houseke ping; ; gas, electric, phone WASHINGTON BL., 4452—Newly furnished young couple, employed; east of Grand, rier, 2 years old; Al ratter; tra Bustler, son of Champion Simmons: Little __to select from: reasonable, conveniences: reasonable eee ished reom; > 9 OK F : ee PAGE BL., 5042A Neatly furn sne room with running water; ga if de- _south; ble. B R Se. P. D. E win- ping or sleeping: conveniences; adults. o $4.50 e e eons — for a beagle broke on rabbits. John Sende! Bustler, a ee cham pee mg re himself; | “O5, CAN ARIES— Ber ore you imvesn *$ son ani scaly lez oil; 1, 30c. SST Sues aR OIE se eI guess « wo nro a tte . onan CATES, 5736—3 ‘connecting housekeeping | -——-— ————- __ furnace heat: continuous hot water; OU, sired. (2) A hot ——- s or Re 10M AND BOARD Wtd.—By attorney an peck, Waterloo, nh ners and bes * 3 P rd healt West “Snel Chateau aan 1416 > Sm av. Take} —70U won't be tooled here, Sgam remedy ee ‘= “st ~ beds, telephone; Hodiamont car. HAMIL'YON, 951—Clean, warm room; 7 ly furnished rooms Ww , Jo— ’ STtT tT DOC Ss and col f PAGE BL., 4010A—Neatly fur Ms ASHINGTON BL. 44 2 housekeeping wife, nployed, in private home; —_——__, ae CATE 8, 5092—Furnished light housekeep- HOR eater tn room: om = eet hed housekeeping or sleeping; private family. rooms; sun parlor and kitchehette; bot}; End. Box R-140. Post-Dispatch. BU LLDOGS—Two thoroughbred ere St. Charles car to Leroy or drive out St.| CANARIE Hartz Mountain « ~ St. Louis, Mo eee orest $833. front nnd Sy Fo ay tr | eases ae PAGE BL., 4055—Connecting furnished} _and cold water; adults. ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—For man and % Cabany —- Sail Sun. | charles Rock road. and up. 55104 _ Southwest ee an ee 464 6157—Furhishe| room, with “g with- a ee i housekeeping rooms; continuous heat; all] WASHINGTON BL. 47 21—Large, attractive daughters, 9 and 16; ——— near BULL din terth Ma m * WANTED—To board your dogs; spacious CANARY—Singer: breedi : ? — —— and sanitary kennel; rates reasonabie; life- __Woodson an d St. Charlies " -~ . TORS—60- ese UD; brooders king privileges; splendid hea ions es = = 33 conveniences. L indell 1637. front room; steam heat, hot water, garage;} Grant t School. Grand 157€ os Tt ameen a kitt nS. 5162 A—Pileasant, coir baaiabod >L —-Housekeeping room, “d-| Gyo BL., 4057—Front room on Ist floor, | gentlemen. OM ann. . Fined young | CATS—-Pedigreed serait cats an en cians. seumasianier taceaae Woe nk te Liane . for couples; huusekeeping privileges. | _f!oor front; private family, Delmar 2872L, for sleeping, for 1 or 2 gentlemen. . Lin- | WASHIN — FP} ~*~ aM 4 AND BOARD Wtd.——Re Box Y- 4545 Lindell bl. 2) | een 2 : 16074 Wash nDS—Ane 2 5 kens; mew and used. Ff GTON BL., 4064—Pleasant rooms: lady, employed: private family. WAN k chic (2); HORTON P s fur ell 6791W. * bred Persia — ANTED yon to know that it it’s a dog, : . . 25 North Market. Ea TERE L.. 5949—Sleeping room _ dell suitable for 3 ladies or gentiemen; steam _157, Post-Dispatch. GATS—Beautiful thorobr ersians, bird, animal, food, cage, remedies, or CANARIE: = es ; * ; e : CATES, 6148A—Large south front sleeping aa eeeman emploved. _ PAGE BL., 5437—Large room; gentleman] heat ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Two meals &®| $10 each, real healthy beauties, @ ee? )| supplies you want write or call on us: 6817 Maghoine oe 4 SATOR—Electric; never bee oo private family; all modern conven- KENSIANG TO.w, 517 76—Beautiful * 7-room fiat. only : references required, first floor, For-} Vj ASHINGTON, 2677——-Largze front. room day, by 60-vear-old workingman; small| months old. 2335 Olive. c wholesale and retail: visitors always wel. SANARIE See ; . cheap. Cail Monda onees : KENSINGTON, 5073—Bright, warm room| _¢st a RY for light housekeeping: steam heat, gas rivate pong State price and full particu- | Fars 3 beautiful red Persian male cats,| come; my 25 years’ experience as a breeder __females, 4718 Led : =a pri av. RRC: ca 5060—Nicely furnished. clean, 24-| “tor person employed, with or without board. | PAGE BL, 4011—-Sleeping, or housekeeping | and electric furnished; reasonable. Apply} lars. Box R-193,* Post- Dispatch. ' 6 months old; pedigreed; these ‘kittens and exhibitor of high-class fancy stock at ‘ a 3 * TOR—Prairie “State, 113 n ‘front poems Convensences: pentiomes, KENSINGTON, 502 20-—Large and small 24- rooms, clean, warm; phone, laundry; will! side entrance ROOM rie Sain D Wtd.—By voung em - must be seen to be appreciated; also one your service. Plegge’s. 5175 Easton. (cf9) CANARY icin a and . ° 4 brooder: $15 110 sé. 5065—N l f hed * floor front room , fhod ern. F orest b. saw. _board. EGUEEERNeeniE pee _— WA ASHINGTON Bu., 6o0S-—Roem | exclusive ploy ed couple W ith pris ate fami ly, rot Biv er — kitten. Plegge’ 8 Ppt yes “7 + aot aon is S ° ae no s Broadway E CA PE ewly turnis tahoe” todo ISINGTON “| pa roe pee PAGE BL. 4733—Nicely furnished — light eighbdornoo re erences exchan ish preferred: be st accommodations posst- 9175 Faston ES—sSingers, you =o A va etna home cooking; garage. F or- KENSINGTON, | 5031A—Furnished room for rooms: furnace, hot water; gentlemen 3026 one block car line. . Phone Lindeli bie; State particulars. Box R-284, P.-D. | GoL_LieS—BRest of ne Bo TE Cavies and Guinea Pigs For Sale female; very re ‘asonable” ; ; ee: Let ns mane Ma ee - omso 4 Rr ; - , 2 J pte A TB. nn oth cin est 697M. ae employed: Hod! amont and Delmar pre fer red Ps 22 lag a (7) ROOM AND BO ARD Ww td. aoe e!!- fi a: “‘nished grown stock . CALF—Holstein heifer, from excellent milk- CA A N AR Y—} © autiful Singer t aati aigineiinmie = ine stock. 7000 Olive Street Toad. hanger, $12. Forest CLARA, 712—Laree — small og KENSINGTON. 5126—Nicely furnished, | PAGE BL., 4680—Furnished rooms, 1 hail, | WASHINGTON. 4023—Clean, well furntsh- ‘room and board for 2 people; near King’s | GOLLIn PUPS— ey ez beauties. 4585 £ da MB 8s 1 8 » SAX. 592r, = z BLE « CHICKEN HOUSE—ar caer 4.” a newly decorated room; no other roomers: | bath; convenie nces; gentlemen. preferred. . as 12M Sidnev st. ened ee eeine and single sleeping rooms, | highway and Papin. 818 S. King's nie) Kenperly. Col sk 2853 ‘ (oc) } GUINEA PIGS—Call Sundsy. 4136 Natura! | CANARIES—— ertified male . bargain. i ) t » » —— ee ee - pS od © ant — kitehen priv ileges Forest 615 LOT aE OOO MS Ne SP OR LOTR _mode arn conveniences “ water; way. A‘ COL LIB PU PS—F sea enow white; will Bridge. 4 3: niece dq. singers; musical we g for circular and particular x ROOMS . AND BOARD W 'td.—T wo > young trade 931 Hickory. S39 hive | st = 7 ; electric incubetors and | 27°2 N. Gran ~~ = tee ae: Sao” Sia te ge le ameamal " tragh NS, 5736—Choice rooms with board Ee : . ee —— — ds; shower and tub-bath.| KENSINGTON, 5009—Cozy front house.| PAKKyIbW P Ab: SrEsenes 00M. (WASHINGTON BL. 40402 sl : for 2; separate beds; s (6) keeping room; also suite; modern conven- ___avior and Lael WA front room; private bath, ms hot a AR coo Pig ey men rot “r Se ZOLLIEW—At “stud; white, registered. Phone Pet St k CAN. aRin “a = or s aclect B_. PERSHING, O¥xx — Beautiful front room,} instantaneous hot. water: private home: Bo PRL iy ‘ Di rtch. Bie : '| Grand 4385W. (cOP) sHET. LAN . | _ Mountain and rollers. J@iae Se with board; private family of adults; gen- gentlemen. __ x 275, Post-Dispate COLLIES — Beautiful thevougnareds 8 - i PONY—And cart. 1408 Shaw- floor pee = S SCT | Port- CANARIES—Singers: mated _ ’ H EN “*FEED ‘= Al tlemen preferre d. Cabany 3894} WATE RMAN AN, 62xx——Warm, wellct hed ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Y oung ‘Lady — ‘months Box R- 336, } ee » a wipe 3 300 per iences: reasonable eth ee eee re ss hac rl arn este aingh Ug ion a - ake 3 COU Aad NO 6 ns, . eee wee 5 teen CLMMENS., $6di-south room. steam heat; | ——— — :' aa ais conveniences; Pros nae family; employed KENSING TON, 5101—4 omfortable room: only. Cabany y 372 ’ rest BTB3 hot water; business men only. CLEMENS, 5551- epee south front | crest 875 | : oa KENS 3128A-——Furmished roan.! hot-water heat: every convenience. Lin- > ME Sete sin tafge ode Oo Bea" PLyMouni ah oh fF eg he 06— Comfortable room, ex- | _R-150, Post-D escerneines Saas ag Sigil arg ae : iy iia op a or isan a | eh Ein = : ipa a % e TS ie continuous hot water. For-|ROOM AND rey ~ Wtd.—2 roams, good LLIE—Black and white witter collie, | land Park. Schoenholz. singer: handsome Christm 4 Th - bring= ome guickiv through ¢! | oe i we _2207W Fores get Oy Hodiamont and Delmar cars mag 580 ae ; ‘orest Pp L Y MOUT i, »0—Two ir F ciean ; " a é a ard; youmg couple; private family; walk- shepherd, 1% years. 4604 Olivia. er kinds: 100 to select from. reno WA’ rE R M. AN, 5257—Lar 6, Warm room an ; distance St. Louis University Medical . pry S— ea South ANA pairg: fs Toor re SOTRA-T Nicely bb dogs Sebiningg kite henette, furnished ‘complete for + Prana Sc hoot, Box R-95, Post-Dispatch. C OLLIE PUPPIES— Pedigreed, cnese. 4728 Miscellaneous “o ARIES—Singers: ; ; CLA ‘RENDON CO. ATIN Ca ) riv if L¢ ° a arena hint ~ Le ‘ ea ges > lemen; quiet place. able; Hodiamont _Car. aconable ene hr aaa WN 7 ROOM AND BOARD Wtd. Toentienan, fo Olde erg. i meg Ge Sevaleende 10 months old: fine type, S. llth 7 “, heat ght, gas, : single em- : 8 in -273, Post-Dispatch. yarke > meee ——— fernales for mating: very re hie ced: we housekeeping suite: modern converien>s. Nice, warm front room: | i , |___ ployed. Bs WESTMINSTER PL., 4069—Desirable | Room AND BOARD Wtd.—For myself and|_1908J. COW—-Gentle Jersey cow; give 3 gals. milk Sunday, Bomont 21473. S3i5oa ¢ 335_Olty DELMAR BL., 434 3—Neatly furnished room, | _°Y®TY convenience; reasonable: Page cars, ROOM—In— apartment, Olxx Waterman av.;| housekeeping rooms; good heat; hot water. son, 18, in small private family, with con- | COON HOUND—First-class, $50; coon ‘os- —S. _358R. 7603 Rankin pl., or cal! CANARIF S—sSingers and fem -GOLDFISH—Javene "S335 Ole with kitchen: all conveniences. "| LACLEDB, 3615- Large, light housekeep- | _Teferences. Cabanv_4728R. WESTMINSTER 4128—2 neatly furnished | genial and homelike . surroundings; prefer sum and squirrel hound $45; trial. 1144 | Benton able. Call Sunday or ey 44 money _here. DEE |_ ing room; also sleeping room. ROOM—In West End apartment, for busi- front rooms for light housekeeping. a home with middle-aged widow, if possible;| N. Sth st., Fast. St. Louls. COW—And_ ‘spring wagon; $70. 0 Orchard, { livan ay. ey ” . SH-Healthy nice ones: | gar er a Seth: 1 oF © aatiomen (02) CAC -EDE. ae a furnished hai | __"eS8_woman. Cabany 2529M. WES?tMINSTER, 4128—Neatly furnished must ye aoS, full particulars or no answer. | GOON HOUND BITCH—Black — tom, me- Pape, McLaren and Orchard, Jennings, CANARIE S—Singine —— each: oe -_ e335 bs ee: : ~ . : OMsS—»? } k ina. __front foom. _Box Post-Dispatch. —___ = _ (ce) dium size, 4 years old, one of the best "> ~ dies; price reasonable: _ fonal Fe . DELMAR BL., 4222—2 housekeeping rooms. | _Trooms; kitchen privileges. Forest 47635. ROOM light housekeeping Inquire at Ve 3 Warm eourr|ROOM AND BOARD Witd—Two “refined| coon, opossum and squirrel bitches in Mis- COW —Milch; thoroughbred, registered A} Ayr- Ganncel ‘sonable; new “reas, ros SH—Troptca! fish, water pla h cate aquariums, globes. ornaments. = ; 45 Robin av. WESTMINSTER a OP 739—Warm south 2d fioor front: also smal! sleeping rooms. LACLEDE, 44: 30 W—2 front” rooms; gentle- 5S ey WE ; sters emmMoave. deal souri; fox and ae proof; there is none shire, 3 years old: miiks four gallons! = “men or _voung couple. ne front room; twin beds: also housekeeping young ladies sister: mmoyed, desire price $100: call Monday. E. Mur?t with first calf. 7820 Grove av., Webster gp resp rollers, shrimp. ant eg«s, ste. Plegge's, 51' AR BL., 5140—Beautiful front room, | ang CC ° _Trooms. ‘room and board in strictly private family, better; 7TOV and ton. near ri | age at TAC a L BEDE 4424 i faer Want boeal. aes privat c abany 2912 - $$ willing to stay with children and help oc phy. _1809 S. Jefferson. fc) a : a a ‘ m4 —; ) 83° we 2 YP nen re ° Ww x 4 \STE ahd - : 1S s 7 Cc are B . : 4 a ing cages c. KE. I - fic’ « f] a ROOM Desir ible in every “‘anect: no other STMINSTER. 3944—Just what you casionally as {f own home, {if given! Dog —C oon. ‘possum, skunk: still trafler; | FE RKETS—For rat 7 Onan or rabbit hunt- CANARINGLEL Allan, 922 Hie ory. goLbris— opical fish, aquariums —St. Andreasberg : South Side Rird-Se COOK, — 3615—Front room and kitchenette; eS = ve at want quiet people employed; no children. KENSINGTON, 4720A—Large room: house- - ——— : keeping or sleeping; modern conveni«nces: COOK, 3760—Large 2d-fioor front room for ineamre. sadie: me other roomers: reason: i a ie ee ~~ Sey. eerie Ran Pi nes etal? Fe bg Page Soctetygrs +> ie amnesia re 2 = fei SE het a gh ~~ gee wee Tt ret een! anniv te nad aA he re Mae DELMAR BL.. 4217—Neatly wiv a ee a a ee pat ROOMS—Ne wly furni ope » are and small; i ase i ti . neater vai . e Ogee v= goeme red = ~~ a Ny - . oe “ - aiid ean ane. Sr Are Se ar = Ais i . ‘ “ ree i X ets May en, Me Lo, Se Hn oy, DS phere, gh orate ae ere ame ‘ . 2 ~ = ~—F a een nee tte then ‘aie . Small ‘ : : = ; = = Serra: 2 va ok ~ ~ x J - — ie, = _— 7 ta v1 he om * - - ~% ~y vate fami'w Forest. 247 oral a ne int, clea V loor: ; Dd LMAR oe apes —-Waraiehed rooms = ACT T. icaian laswe sed Cece s som, | ——roomers. indell 1183J., j _me sting 785 Tread — room, 2d floor; good! home privy ileges; best references; must be 3 vears old: guaranteed. 2645 Rutger, | ers; $4 each. 2337 Ol! . (c99) abtadh anil and bulbs. light housekeeping: no « i furnishéd complete for housekeeping. er) ke ROOMS—Youne lady employ ed to room or = =a reasora bie Bs Ox _R; 6, Po st- Dis es i old, fe d Pomeranian. $7 HOGS—4. fat 83116 rT av Maple. eobeg . Sage lent singers. 340 Gravois. Sidney 962, Victo DEL AR BL 3917—2 rooms for S450. LACL EDE 4107—Desir: able front ‘Posen: | share room apartment. Cabany 61027 W EST: MI} NS r ER P La ’ oO d4—L- “ar ge, Immac- ———on in Ti Riad, ar as . 1G 56 Marcus. oe , ”" i wood, Mo x — - Chere |. RS Be" oe Sundays. ae t_hovsekeening: rent $4 to “ Bte am heat, every ! vom: o share fi eles SRCEptenEe Urnisnhed rooms; $3.50 | —---- |CAN ARIE S—-English; 1 “ "7 ww > High a ‘ convenience; gentlemen | ROOMS—Two business wome n to share fur- week; to business person: ow ner’s resi- | Di EE icc ; MONKEY Y¥s—J vas a Rh ~h: | arge, . a5 Ss hrimp > fish food. 8c ¢ , - nee oe “ net mas Dus s! . —A pair of real coon dogs and Airedale > ¢ a an esus; $18 each: | d va: Eo . NESE s DELMAR BL., 4032—2 connecting front} preferred: telep*one nished epariment. “Cabany 7066. | dence —— bitch. 2669 Frond, coe either sex. Pet Shops. 2335 Olive. (c99) | solden| orange: real sila, : Pont, 2 “ ptelier’ s *hird Store, 623. rooms, complete for light house'’eeping. LACLEDE. 45 58—H nantes Renin a gc” ieee Ri OM ma nne ting { ht housekeeoing hot- oi ACR hl 4a00a eo wor 1M ° t 1. ae y ng nnn ame RP eK = ,. owe oO ousekeeping room, | 0 - c ligh ey =: t- | W Es = iT PINE BL.. 4. — Attractive, steam- ly BP y ou 26 Di DOG—T horoughbred black-and-tan, 4422 | CAN ARIE S—IRo! lers, $5; a ; a eo tw ~ «Rt pe + oy DELMAR BL... 4185—Froni sieeping room; Steam-heated apartment; continuous hot Water he Linde] i tad front room: very Sion. ~ av. St on EB. ol, r For enience. Alore: inforé ] rd. | ‘all Sund: ae (Cc ) i ers, 701] Osceola st., 4 Ne > s wee ' ———— 95 mat hon 7 cocK FISH— a r: rubra ROOM— fished: fences: pri- : > a Tg ROOMS Ww yore > all —— : R¢« OM Furnished; al conveniences; pri- | wi] ES st PINE BL., 4120 2 rooms, complete- . S ae ” a > camtinuous hot water: 2 centiemen onlv.(7) _water. Forest 1568 Re (1) pee San ae Me . 7O0A—Tw front connecting —- -~ : — 4 : | DELMAR. 66704 ~ __ housekeeping: lady or counle. ROOMS — 2 sieam-heated, well-furnished | - loved, or students, ROOM Wtd.—In widow's home, by working specialty of high-class ” pedigreed dogs; we wane, Lindell 3940. Wg tie cheap. 4163 Prairie. Aer OC. 14) sleeping rooms: steam heat. Cabany 7174. - Seanespenprersysniitionnaiesthmntesiskincness || 2 orden u : A k . (7) LINDELL BL, 4117—1 sarge front room; c] “an rooms for couple employed. Forest; WEST PINE BL., 4364. A—Neatly farnishea| 72%" by Y_34 °P ee Disbaten age. price, carry 8 Ld Kae ot ing orien: Spratt’s CANARIES wid Any number? Gauat dateas __LOnax if} oom . : an: a oO d ert ergean a DELMA 2 meee also single room. L indell 1245w. (7) | 316 Fa steam-heated room for tw Lindell ————— a "ANARIE S—Ro! ers: fine . ‘FloNeEy.? hees ani supviles- all kinds. —s cy eer tty lee "Bell LINDELL, 3442 A—2? nice furn : ished room " SONS a ble: in private famil, * for _TOBTW. ‘i aie Re 1OMS W td. a wntu rnished, near Ursuline Spratt's dog remedie Ss; if it’s made for a paid. Box A-1, Post- Disratch (cOY | years; .ro.ier: females re ae I as av Central 2790L. a eel ae for housekeeping; eloctric and water two employed Seopa: twin beds: ‘steam WEST PINE BI. , 3811—Large, first-floor| aseetent OF South St. Louis. Call Grand | dog we havg jt; suse coarded ‘ta our large : tadving BE san oot DELMAR BL., 5072A—Neatly furnished | LINDELL RL... 411 7—Large front room: _haat. _continuous hot water. Forest | o7 TR4W. room and kitchen’ runnine w ater, : range, | mix AS ESI NIL My a LAS modern sanifary kennel; Pig Be Fag wd For Sale | West © of 5300. N. __ Union. Spe, Sg . , fromt room; private family; steam heat: Also single rooms. Lindell 1245 Ww. Bo oo furnished, front: in private ag ae furnished beautifully; phone, K yen od tgs At once Genes nice have two | hibi tor of high-class stock at your service eee at ps nest guar j : nhone, LINDELL BL., 4: 338—Beautifully furnisned sned “4ROoW, odern apartment. Call Cabany a une — atte | CHEE SRS smal] childre-/ tia ne ee. Dispat iy | Pleegs, 5175 Easton, near U nion. (c99) Ancona | Denner’s Bird Hatcher al ni ‘sagen : [ ISINESS ( : N.—Large or am ll room, | 52 ‘ rX) sii ~ | a 8 HANC Ph atow easant, in quiet, refined home, for lady | ite for gentleman. Tindel! $19 - mya) ROOM Wtd.—Two sisters emplove ha fo ee a Fu ples, $10. ML yheme | paren Ohio "c OW Hobbes roe ee F ooh f i a | : . y : , 2 — “oo Rr 1e nT. ‘ S _ -perea, Oo oe ‘ 8) na, 2013 Z One of our im reer cemtestt ease, | tooms: breler’ winking moon; Grackran a | vie BOhet ROSTW e2me FOF Tefned cou-/ WHITTIER, 6232 conpec IE, Peome for | pein, "etiatet hastes bots et | F Ox TE PRRIER, PUP—Beaatitully marked; | College “tie singers will make an Ideal s .- + Ae or L-a7, 7 te} ( f —- eRe + op exe 4 ; ost - Di spat ch. F- n | 66663; 4191 | elmar bl. | ANCONA ROOSTER—And 6 pullets, $10. / °"*;: We havea large hatchery ery and dee fii act “ Bie lin line: out-of.te ae aaily 0c Sunda PS ET te A : a pa “ oe ter . . R ate ig tape teeny aren Ne RE ae Rares sone eS ce Sea . —_ - z a h yy ~~ > ao 2 . ~ = _ ~ & « ~ captions LA A OES RRL conan ANNIE Re ge Cah aN, 8 1 Eng INET . ~ ess : large room; modern apartment; every con- DE MAR BL., 5609A (2d floor east)—Room, venience. ROOMS—Steam-heated housekeeping West En i; Protestant or & hristi: an ne ‘SeLMaR BL.,. 5067—Comfortable room to 7 ae | nal rand 110743. ROOMs—Newly furnished, in steam-heated | WH ITTIER oli N'—Furnished roo 7 onan poaeae employed: $7: private family: LiN@EEa: Bi. 4565_ecm Gic, oe apartment; gentlemen preferred. Cabany | idianrta home aiiaaae Wh hee too KOOM ~ Wtd.—F urn! ished or unfurnished ‘bed- XX TERRIE R—Male. 5 months old: regis- | + 4743 Easton. + ee I stage from. vy: minimun SEIgEAR BL.. 9740—Furnished rooms. wit family; gentlemen or couple; #lso garage | _705° —____. | _ferred.__ Lindell 6841 | by refined y Writing all lines of insurance, = 5 aundry. ROOM—Fountain and Euclid; furnished: for MORGAN, 3220-——0-) 1 unfurnis hed "Toome. none better 5721 _ Roosev elt pl. BUFF ‘t Granenee hens, 3 cockerels. | CANARIES—Well-bred and nec 4 to a. *! touch with a competen 3 = dreasberg rollers, a bird with @ song man, well acquainted in the city; youl ' j room with private bath and kitchen: tleman: } vd —o reterences. genie golly iuimar seers, 4 dandy rooms: | Parca R096 Ho other roomers; references. light. “heat, for respectable people; no ‘ » HOU ND PUPS—And broke dogs. 1831 Mc- . _— eM anitor service: vacant 15th, _ _ children. (*) A N ] M A L * Laran TS Roe 21° legnorns: good layers.| anteed; parrots and other pe irds, ° ines will depend entirely on your of —— cobs . Broadawy. om, Healthy, iam ll Fane eeactenats ae ous hot water; reasonable. 4 ere eae smaget furnished. Cabany 48040. running water in room. Rooms IN SUBURBS fle delie she sunt: . out-of. sovon. Hillsboro, ‘Jefferson _County, aff rs Route a | POLUTRY—singie “comb ' white leghorn a ee eae tage mt Sa ? opportunity for N, y —Exc IG . Fay ae ‘ rs yay . Strain: also nches, parokeets, ’ rds, R BL., 3941—Nicely furnished room: xcellent room, 1 or HIGH, 7215 ‘corner of Yale)—2 nice rooms: lines, Tiree or more insertions Io HOUND—Rlack and,tan, 4 years old; good _nikeons. 916 Elias. — remedies, etc.; free catalog; our@ kentlemen: twin heds: steam heat. ° | ROOM—Cozy furnished room for Jewish | all conventences > = line discount. tga is. Mo ; price $0. Geo. P. Laun, | Pv LLETS—White and brown leghorn hens| ®"'ipping fnsures a safe voy tered U i. me dandy pup; cheap. ‘29 | Pt al St. Ferdinand _bl. | CANARIES—Soft- ~tone, wer ? ee aba | i ' y MA ight housekeeping; gas range and kitchen ; ¥ { f: °. a eehin McPHERSON, 4396. \—LLaree. light room: | young man, private amily of moc- MANCHESTE R, 7478—Two fu urnishea r eunstuiinseenees ; St. Lou! N ‘= — ‘| ern conveniences; phone Cabany 6497M. o furnished rooms | : Ss, Mo. | and cockerels, Hogan tested. - Heide] P.| ¢verywhere; birds, bird cages, — we sper Satan t BL, ST71ILA—I1-2 rooms, with __Drivate family Lindell 2978M. yy until 6 p.'m. for lieht ho usekeeping. Wanted HOUND—Coo J We ’ aac ~ - Pt ct tw ( 7 S { ‘ oartienanencemsenetgs be t K, 4052—Warm clean, cheerful | McPHERSON, 4390—Furnished room wit h | | SCOTT, 454k—Room and small kitchen; | eee ct ee. = — | COW —Young Jersey; good milker and | Ken- Ki preted on Denn lar - i = of | Canary Birds—Fine INESS h —— n ‘ a k ov Vv roar ; ‘ 7s 2585 man wit $2500 to invest. } Geeantgeaanine a — ce rooms; kitchenettes; Continuous. hot kitchen privileges: couple employed. modetn; newly decorated: $15. Sunday tle. Apply #520 W atson av. LLEWELLYN SE TTER—18 months old. | Minorce | $5.00 A) arge assortment 6 ‘@ne-third int t i dvertisi bus ae ae | ere months old. $5.00. Also | . nterest in advertising Water, electricity, phone, sleeping. hcuse- McPHERSON. 41 eeD ( 50—2 eonnecting rooms: | after I p. m. i eee ae: respectable uduite: $4. 36. uh hontekeening: moadern ; ss ”" eekly. ~ »,* 3 (, ) 3) Ww . ~et j ROOMMATES \ wa VTED I mM MG “ Ww t d. —H: 1 ve a hi ime fo a a good watcn broke: real dog. es al! 4946_ Arsenal, ; = a nines | and enamel *¢ A a eda, a business 7] fine need ca ital to ex SE {P LE, 1 4 One or two connec ting — ee tr’ dog Rox R-: t00, Pr st- ia - COCKERBETI Ss iWlack r : ° D4 p | : = 7 4 LLEWELLYN SETTER —Male. ose-comb minoreas, | north ° KOR eat. ee Olive 417 76, between 3 and be ogee aap agg ear pip cn oper pie a McPHERSON. 4160—Furnishea room: ail housekeeping rooms; steam heat; Page car,; ROUMMATE Wtd.—For girl; good meais: | Doc wia— —_—_—_——____— 9 _mo, old; to $5. E. H. Tseutler, Catawissa | rooms; no children: a home with good, conveniences. Lindell 3873W. phone. | references. 4030 Lindell bl. age an a pri ood home. stat e; eh? rr oi PL pep, $25. Forest 3703W Mo. J Steines C clean. beds: and reasonable. McPHERSON. 4632—Nice 2d-floor front; 1| SPRING. 625 N.—Furnished room and | ROOMMATE Witd-—Young ladwo bal ght | Docs wid ox_R-407. Post-Djspatgh, | f FE KINESE PU PPIES—P edigreed, out of ' ( Lindell 5283 : ay HANCE—A1 | opportuni N, 4751A—Cne i — front room or « emnioved: University car kitchen: pee furnished and heated, Lin- “oom, ee tal hot water, — beat. | GS it sof a hea hou Ee st ‘ported stock. 1460 Cass. (c) case ies N.—3 unfurnished rooms;; ROOMMATE Wtd.—Young la@® having a! die 32314 Itasca av {c)| PE KSIAN KITTENS—Wwhite: ; Plymouth Rock ee moat SUSINESS OPPORTU NITINS—_Reopel »TUN, 30692-—Larxce front housekeeping; |__elderly adults preferred. lovely, large room with board. would Ifke si en re ute. long ms 8; PARROTS—Parokeets, cockatoos, - Sorporation wat or _counle emploved. Forest 408. McPHERSON, 4064—Unfurnishea, 2 con- | 4 | refined’ lady as roommate. 3863 Botani- PU PP IES—Wanted for spot cash, *ealthy, } blue eves. M. Thomson, 3805 Linde COCK ERELS—wWhite plymouth rock, Fishel and cages, priced reasonable. Per pen branch — 7 Oa pga EASTON, 5152—Furnished room for light necting rooms; heat, electric furnished; | TAYLOR, 325—Neatly furnished room or! a} Grand 2882R clean ones. Nationa) Pet Shop, 2335 Olive, | PE RSIAN KITTEN — Male, toctoneeeelt _ Strain. — 4803 Northland Forest Tosow. 2235 Otlve. i . to $5000 ont “oe. manage Bn poping. 2d floor; 3 windows; al! rivate home. | room kitchenette, light: housgkeeping. \——— — —————— | atta Sa ee (~' ) about 4 months old; price $10. Call at Coc KERELS—Pa: rtridge rock; ‘fin as. Pr1TS—Evervything in pets: calm = re allowed if yee auntie Ad McPHERSON, 4137—Southern-exposed fro t TIFFANY, gga gy on gpa kitchen priv- HOTELS PUPS—AIl kirds: many highly bred. We | 4522 Westminster pl. on ane ebster Graven’ $3.3 up. 301 For- rokets, linnits, Java sf * Anger 005 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore EN} ices $024—Two furnished front | 70m; continuous hot water, phone. — Lifi- | *_tleges, $4; room for 2 gentlemen, $3. | | buy and sell.’ Haller Bird Store. §23 POINTER—Well broke; 8 years old. Phone| oft. lii2w. «0. Phone Web-| terrier puppies and srowe Sie : ping rooms for couple: adults only. dell 6374. UNION BL., 620--Neowly decofated, fur. | ALCAZAR HOTE L—312 Locust; steam! franklin av (cog) | __Forest 3948. 5046 ¢ ‘abanne. a, reines pigs, wane | rats BUSINE ESS C HAN E. 4561— rooms, furnished | McPHERSON, 4161—Nicely furnished warm ni or unfurnished rooms, kitchen privi- heat, runmng water; 750 day up; $4 week; WATER SPANIEL PUP W td. —Brown; un-| POLICK DboG—German: 6 snoention old: POULTRY—Baprad ro rock :-4 hens” , and Foo rooster; pt ft —. ont oS ee ut Stee 4 4 C rnished aor light fives Re front room; every convenience; reasonable: leg couple employed preferred; steam Up. (cS); Ger 1 year old; female. JO13 Bell, house and machine broke: finest pedi- —S00d stock. 2411 § S. _ Second s Fri lin Bement o448h, De: sale, well-established masutill 524—Two large, bright rooms. | —Dermanent people. _hea at. OXFORD HOTEL, 7086'4 Pine st.; desirable! ii adr aa cme 3 —_- | gree. can: be seen Sunday morning or b Am Sage Ls and business in St. Louis, or % icaicket sink, ranse, hot water. py ier 4932—Newly furnished room; | VANDEV a ENT ER, 231 "N.—Furnished room; rooms, $3.50 per week and_ up. (c99) | Dogs and Cats For Sale PCCD Eat oi s6 Pershing. Cabany 705 Rhode ) Island ras KONS—Hamers: a ae ) er om account ay eine ew be ot-water heat: private fami! als ~ steam heat: all conventences. , seal | sitiaiieeiaeamiig wth OD DOG—One year old: st - 1g EON FEED—Specia on at ams n y: o ga oe TREMONT HOTEL 20th and Morgan sts. 1h eine aay IT Ig CRS ayy good family. i inde}] 2817 s raight hair; COCK AND COCKERE Li 4—Rh ode island Pl 719 Cass. Lindell 5283, om i ion ae for able buair = i some money w ° cae take m 5001 HF A oe =. —-Apartment; living TARE. VANQEVENTER. 702 N—Room for light het and cold water, fans: cheap to weekly AIREDALE PUP A real Xmas present. = —— d, m S—Or will | er re thoroughbred. 2s Sacramento av. ae EONS—Or will trade ay h-grade enterprt COCKERELS—2 R feds: - show and _ 819 S. 18th. all -N -MeCAWLEY ripe 2 co. al " me ‘ i, sleepin kitche 8. 7 § room. nette, $8. | gr HERSON, 4438—A newly furnished room |__ housekeeping and sleeping. reomers. ——____(662) | — £278 Clarence. _Call Delmar 433 POODLE— Also fox terrier: both —e b855A—Furnished rooms: ref- ae - heated ghoartment: connecting VANDEY ‘ENTER, 1429A N.—Furaished | IDEAL - HOTEI—2800 | Locust; running wa- AIRE DALE “S—Coon ,opossum sho: safe; §13; | Seok watchdog. 3016 5 Semple. __breeding stock. 3411 a Pt ns , 7 ter, tu shower baths; $1 Gay $4 week Will trade for pigs, pigeons. 4207 N. 9 h. POODLE DOG—Long, white h hs a 16 © = 4576—Room and kitchenette: every convenience. Lindell 6857M. , att Sahel yth. - g. white hair, 14 mont . pene aq | PIGE ONS—Runts, solid red i i ets cote pease ge el ey Pye + newly deo- | TE RNON 5515—3 or 4 unfugnished roome: | U2 08) AIREDALE SERVIC ES—Pgaig greed; Name|—0ld._ 2411 Bacon st. COCKERELS—Genaine gingle-c -comb reds, $3|° ‘neaux: kings, mondains; P | 7 a a f LODSR. ~ ‘ae . rm ian 3 . cS) = . ; bit. Ti Font | ee high merit. { VERNON, 6045—Nicely furnished 24 floor| ,/\°2 reasonable. Cabamy ; ty tea ‘ “Be for housekeeping; gus connecting ‘furnished front rooms; kitchen * | aauraney_1590W 1819 Gey | eae Ga tee att —o wy 062 Maple av. = — * Y305 front room; private family. Forest 52465. — | a A 9) M : _vrivilewes. VERNON, 5053—Nice. warm for vdeo- ee 4 z 30>. . Gharles; men only: rooms $5 week and cust. POME RANIANS—Tin | ; ae y y, of exceptional breed. fine stock GM Y POINTERS—Al stock; 1 MS AL SEE] a Bircher and Gooéfellow. | PI odes Sunday & | | ‘ ST. CHARLES HOTEL—9th and st.| AIREDALES—2 females; clap. SINT Lo. | “nd _cages. Koenig's. 8008 Patel _ | PULLETS— Pigs — =e kitchenett ple emploved: privute family. Forest. 5215. : ey Baa y rocks. and kerels; live b and e, : y, light. phone, sunlight on , ioe ae Two warm, light house. VERNON. 4633A—9- or 3 furnished a pan) (C)} AIREDALE PUPS—Thoroughbred: reason- ric wonderful pets. Call Forest 69 LY. yi 7 _— 7 Phon br running water; all conveniences: on ea keeping rooms; sink, gas range bath, | EMPRESS-RIALTO HOTEL, 3534 Olive st., tris, __3418 MeoNatr. Victor 3027], (c) 6 STOR Z{e) young rectors. 25 2 2406 786, — 3 Deta ‘tree, Amster on, er Sete ee qe nacaennenns seen after 4 o'clock. Lindell 3841W. des woctries furnace: with with elderly willow, asene, ssituie teak gr Shiv toned in sees AR ADAL ES — Thoroughbred; and hound. POMERANIANS—Buy = ted for Christina | MeLaran, _ Jennings, Mo. whi 1 _ POL LY er sale or exch r Nat'l Bank Bidg., Chicago. . 7 = nd, SE "Re! J bent a s orougniy renovate in- 6°O Cl eilvery ue ridDbon winners Kanses ———_—_. os Al oO ; " ek gooey he song Caba “a: eam : rg = ae heat, el] 48433. _Mrs. _Jageman, Drobrietress. (cA) AIREL DAt i, ba gee BF mont hs old; “oe mei and puppies; ‘housebroken, 4315 Cab" | | ROOSTERS— Rhode, ‘island red = rose-comb aast te — , : . basin enter prgee oe N Cite HT 3—Room housekeepin ome. _Cabany ployed. Forest 6538 SEMINOLE HOTEL 375 Sens ie cheap: no room N. Garri — aie: omens _OS29 Arsenal gt. RACID ve | ‘* re —— ‘ os! , LL N. G > a J ACING HOMERS—75Sec @ = An a _ar n: Qor3 aduite, Call after 1 o'c ock. an ie RE room, B80- | WALTON, 1280A-—Room with kitchen | _Deautifully furnished pings meet AIREDALE—A8 Wom % sash iT | | PC OMERANIANS— Orange, checsiata, black g . 5608 Laha die: — eu 4 1 Toc men or couples desiring the best: attractive splendid disposition and good watch dog: to 2 in yey months usSSexX ls — y st 2 years; 35 in all; LLER’S Bird Cage Wash | . 1620 Bed | > in best in America. Call HALLE £ Se for raz ‘business or cna ee itiichataaas ivileges: also. room with kitchenette: hot sonous, HT, 4647A—Furnis rooms; con-| MAPLE, 5655—Large room for couples or water dining room; excellent Southern cooking;} cheap. 40°20 Washington. (c — an 8; x “Sed vy ae ) 346 i] S Gre ind T RY 25 speckled sussex 4 and vermin; nonpo j P , POULT colum- ; 33 waiting. Quick sale: no publicity; ode hot water. eg ladies or men singie: -home cooking. ey * reasonable rates . : - eed" Giptn é w+ Me WASHINGTON BL., 3863—Room with pri- AIRBDALE PUP—Ped 7\ Pr ae bian rocks, from 2 Halier's Bird Store, i ; aa i117 peers a ‘care; ‘steam hosts prinen'h ee ee ‘expo- vate bath: 2 double beds: 3 kentlemen. _ i M ELVIT LE HOTEL where. old, $20, Forest. 199, “4516 Mc- . hg =a “DSTA Cora, mate One moma ™ ners 5 first, pa or eo} Attn: oo ae — [ oil ten free 327 “s’ Le eae ‘* en me * A A 01 two gentleman, 2d floor-front; also | apr E. 491 7A—Livine WASHINGTON BL., 4940—Beautiful front 5338 i a ' PUPPIES — Boston aadan ieomele 3 —— all: no room: also Queen incubator: 240- SEEDS for your canary birds a oF Gan * one Cabany 3R307 « 4 4 ad A Living room “and bed roo m; sleening room: continuous hot _w ate er. Bartmer. Forest 3087 American AIRE DAL E—Ped edigreed ‘male. g00d watch- ©R19 I a mont 8. CKE size; and brooder; 100 best Pigeons Tags seed for your lawn. : a Delaware, c =e also hal! room for employed adultes, TWIT Coe a Plan: 1 residential, Cabany district. (cR) } dog. — d of children: reason b! 3742 atayette {c) homers. 4207 N. Oth st. : x . ON. Fourth ss 7 day received. fo ms. . yp Leste LOL light room for lady:/ kitchen privileges. Forest 1833 bl ye 4800A—W arm room; | ~ H A MIT TON HOTEL ~~ | Maffitt. Lindell 3939R. as gor PU PS—F emale “beagle, timo i et 8 82)8)3)h Wee eet canary pealth ert . ze ter Co. Wiim ington, "De Bt dh MARYLAND, 4351A— “Nicely ‘ah shed roam” | Sca; = nae Z 4 vi Tis a ee ey ton 337 ALLE canary —=4ON LAW 3... pres ited room, , 1G nq | een shea AIRE DALE E PUPS—14 week ee . eepe | 4 ; AW trust r », YO7 N.—Neatly furnished room Li de'! 719 W we a ee — Newly furnished Hamilton av. and Hodiamont line; a real best stock; children li * Aang . old; bealthe PUPS—c oc wer Spaniel: 3 weeks old; only ’ Wyandotte — — R wg area aes ca ‘rust agree ment br lawe, ' Ate) Ct ping ‘ bome for every guest; playroom for the chil- 6228 C hatham ay. ‘abany S052 Ww. (c) : —_* left: Pedigredd. 2618 Missourt, WYANDOTTES — — 40 1 silver-laced, at &0c¢ B08 Bird Store, ‘523° rankdin, st he , - prepared, ae Morr + a ape th ‘-% - ~~ o> * »? AO ow entieman only Forest 3676W MAF 5 — — ————__—______ / — st Thea. 4304—Steam-heated room, if Git ‘L.. BRO! = aso —— —Fox terriers, oodles, bulla | ©@ w R D, 32 N. Nicely furnished room; : _ private home; Mary land- Olive car. Ww. ASH cohen 7 ee et eae ently fur- dren; re re nable. Ca bany — 120 05. __. (e899) ] RE Da I; E — Kine w ate h dog: _ 8 onths PU P ox terrier collies, Pp dies u la, ch; 1 year old; heng no laying. pees me At A m I shepherds, airedales, priced sensibly; gave ( _Chestnut av... W phaher t Groves. A SINGING canary will oz pus = the Try RS—New. 1 fast selling aut tte home; Bell phon M - resonable ARY LAND, 4306—Steam- heat - EERE Set Nemes di 4 old; ne coon hound . h ‘y ed front WASHINGTON BL, 4183—Three connecting we Al ANNE HOTEL a Srighe. Pattonvite. Mo. eas ary _money here; nice selections. 2335 Olive. (c) brighter and happier; our © , | ee tod lating ante fo. ¥ 4 ay. Generali N Eilwaukee oe $2) 6 tei ar taeric A PEM Pa Hea bors 1-4 B ed ee =anemem », 408 N.—Room; “connecting bath; room; __ gentleman. Lindell 3656R. ee aD ent meals. ——— a. + marked ; i BEAGLE HOUND P UP—Mele, “87. Lindeli} sei7s. °°" deal Christmas sift, Lindell dotte and dark cornish; $2, Everett Pres- end prompt attention. ia m —— ~ fait rooms: steam heat, second floor west. private family. For- sil MARYLAND. 4328—1 nicely furnished, well | jwasHIN R 5 ely furnished Seen wnaens” teh Lindell 6676. WA I GTON BL., 4 69—Nicely furnished | 5300. American pian; $55 and up: all newly REAGL LE HOUND—And > ohor We a ; CHa De, ws, For Tah Wane MARYLAND a6 Fie fon ines ama ‘front room; conveniences; | decorated. Our meals are the best in ret __™must gel; leaving city, 4653 Adkins. Pp Frankie aor Haljler Bird Store, ee PARC enthian ten. uh pA —30O varie- A’ TENTION—Roller_ eee nat eral bear. q rrp invest atio ~~ oy Sr INS WA tar. WASHINGTON BL., 4048—Nea? BEAGLES—Matched pair males; cheap. 7014 g . , . Agent, 105 N. Clark, Suite B°.50: all conveniences tractively furnished front room in modern | W WASHINGTON BL.. S828—Yarnge om . teen apartment. south. with or without light pA many ~ LINDE LL PLAZA HOTEL, BOSTON TERRYER—At stud. Master Ki! F for $25. 3920 Beechwood a , Pine wn. BIRDS—Wona -ful singers, make | fine Xmas some cages, and is @ ee Soe connecting rooms MARYLAND. 4333— Specially attrachive ; garage 4300 Lindell bi., near New Cath \: Po aus also puppies by this dog. 78% HABBIT AND SQUIRREL HOU?! : present oan b t gratefully sacateell by ARP fat _ 3, 4550A—Purnished Sates seam” aa And —e cultured famity; 24 floor apartment. Ww ASTIING TOR Aa ore ame fer 1 newly furnished family hotel; jiarge rooms BOSTON THERRIDRS—Grown “ - trade; for female Airedale. x 8. gee Ry come and hear them sing: raised then eer: wed "have beth imported and ' X, - will "Qeutda urmanutacturing firet peneite; bath, electric, _ heat: _Lindell 6295J. ' trie fixtures: . elec- Rashes Laclede ‘cars my > exie” Olive- ary) also toys, pedigreed, Feaistereas 087 Coffeen, I, . self; place your order now. . 6415 Cates av, ) pares. from. » .eaoem i . Post-Dis ens big Profits, | —)| North Market RUSSIAN SPIT2—® moonths old: CANARIES—Singers: 85. 0447 Dale av | een 52m. to Op ch. ay, HALLER’S selected pat me ‘ CAL count 7 is automatic met MONTCLAIR. 1410A—Large pen WASHINGTON BL., T18i—3 housekeeping y AY | sAM ISTON ® og pl., between 19th Cy ee EL bh AC HOTEL BOSTON BUI L—Pedlareed female; bred and by Et and| CANARY _ BIRDS*—1578 _Bellegiade, peppers; a needed nutrimenmt. tine t® Sill cars; possibilities ntit Box 1. 4145 Lindel! bl, Delmar 1550. LAndell 87673: 4266 |} West Belle, (c ‘es - eS cheap. | UPS—AN kinds: many highly bred. qon, Cutler, Ii. con. Siweye open. "% , Mays — em, o> aly -) 2 7 att i> ; ’ t ~ 4 last week; 2 _ Cass ~ 14TH AND CHESTNUT STS. s ., ee years old; must sell. $2184 TOY “BOODLE PUPP a CANARIES—Good singers, muaranteed, and| bird in healthy condition: re — ment Rt requred | i7ib ean” yellow females oe) Haller’s Bird Store, _4OOD STOCK ISSUE Wa dy » “. S8- | CANAKIES—And bird a pein Touts. Mo _ . . Dispatch ® distribution. Rs retail: large selections. 2335 Olive. 5. (BB) COMPARE J. Orrie ee — tch. Lindell 907" mowping conveniences: $4 week, _ rooms: pee bath; range: zink; hot- 65-—~T : NEWSTFAD. 511 N.—Apt. F: beautifully _Water heat : : ran iF sedivraiie, hres for | rermumed light room ary conve: Olive car. WASHINGTON Bi. 4534—Room, neatly — Sg er a _jow permanent rate of $6 | —<0cus : a p) Xmas present il] HY, 3701—Two connecting housekeep- | Vadjsinine bAND QLAVE Beautiful room| cgnswees: oT 1 Or 2 employed: Forest | Tnek, £9 with private bath, running jobber Bos 10 TERRFERE—Pap ee aad gre! ak ee 4 m" erfec ' ' ry ; : sateen facing street; reasonable; all| Lindell 7020. me) _Deivileset"| WASHINGTON Bl. 4901——Two connecting “TACLEDE HOT? ot Soero} TER C) TOY et bi months old, $10. "8708 | CANARIWS Wid.—Male ond feesteroe REE ayes = TM UR housekeeping rooms; steam heat; sl BOSTON TERRIER—Pups.; thor ngton P —- and female: any Vr ! 720 Rooms, furnished or eeping C EDE HOTEL ANNEX pedigreed p oroughbred. TOY BLACK whos GAN PUPPizs— amount. Box T-261, Post- Dispatch. ( (c) fut so eae ; 3 2 ffi BL., 4399—Furnished houre- unfurnished: no othe rooms, $3, , ; little beauties: price re , r roomers; will sel) | —~———-—** BROADWAY AND CHESTNUT ST. 3511A Illinois. —— ribbon stock; elivery: . Bie CANARIES—Rollers, fine eageen in full “ds gna der i? lifornta, (9) . . Post - and kitchenette. Lin. 3037W | _furnitrre. WASHIN : y io NGTON BL.. 4914—Room: private (CENTER EVERYTHING.) TERRIER PU Wii lor oo Boy Mo at stud. ~i546" Dalle av., Wells-| —80"8; also females, aa : i me 4400A—2 unt OLIVE. ate family; steam heat. tan furnished ;. private easier stan &O ead Nayrenoatl beat, Lindel tbo ee: phone. sage : hot es los rate See furannen ate ant ee ' oe beauties; reasonable. 4027 XM . CASNARIES—Cag y other all other places cc Nie O7iA——y OLIVE, 4214A—Front housekeeping room|“ ASHINGTON Bi, 4334—Two front con- | ™&king: a ‘low winter rate, $10 a week. Ca)! fos — lator: 4 $15 a $20 —— gible to foq- supplies. ais. is Lene. Con. “2490 (c99)| 1407 Mimnourt av., St DUN - Mice, cles clean hall room, and alcove: clean 1 home-like; phone. » Secting rooms, 3 or 4 gentlemen or houss- — see and be convinced this is the place to OSTON TERRTE an 6 , Monta; out ler, } ~V. verett "Preston Cut-/ CANARY BIRDS—Aad fox servers $5. HALLER’S baby car Si WV. 1386 = lesan furnished oe PE Fd hg Furnished 10933" 8, sleeping or Ww aaa ITON BLY 4183—Three connect. LACLEDE HOTEL (C92) | vette. Grand nd 6470. oe “38 os AT STUD imperial Trish terior: canadian CASARTES— —Youne ne 5500 restorer, the finest fo iz . inde " as — ® connect- BOSTON op and Americ ‘ singers. especially ‘hs t earn t y y STON preRi RRIER—At stud: registered. - an registry. 1045 S. Vande- Loutsian 20c. Haller’s Bird Store, oun: , Rte to x full information 7 in any , t : OLIVE. 47 ing hocsekeeping rooms with private bath; ODF ELLO' ny OLIVE ‘14—Rooms, southern exposure;| hot water. nhon 2 oe 6TH AND CHESTNUT 5; or. Bremser, 6125 Bartrher; a eniter AY. < sor 2 n* heat: iat Dela —Fron continuous hot water. steain neat et con-| WASHINGTON Bias ; Now «naking a low winter a a week, | _2UD._ money back. Bell phone. n° | AT_BTUL—ao gee | ON ee and up: cakes: selling out. | St. Louls, Mo. + @partment: couple or veniences; Bam ng if cen: kitchen priv- saehane sons ny 4556—Sir eo age southrn- detached Lath, or $12 week with private BOSTON TERRIER—Puppies: wonderful Tiny King, Ch. ‘H oft ess 5 =eéy SQUAB BOO! F —~. al if desir: — be seen to be ap- fences, er heat; all conven-| hath; large lobby and every convenience and lot; cheap. 1138 Bienes, *©100 west;| gUarters Rergeant, Ch, CANARIES—Youne singers 9 months oid. shec | ted: private home. comfort; iocation quiet and central down- Market car A rbitrator, rot Bate tier sali any au ony time. 4602 Alaska Make money raisie a at tet] WASHI I O—Large . — ! NGTON BL, 440 3a town; be near your work, save time, ca BOSTON TERRIERS ee Ee Ry LR. Maste CANARIES—Guaranteed first. class singers: Lawte ie market; eh Pog ii rooms for ls; v reaso te: and avoid crowded street cars, Call an | rf Th ° Iso _f-males: reaso A en, S light : a brindle; registered. 3040 Olive. Bom |x ey by, these do = asonable. 26114 All strated | cs | aa avi 402)! sibs, Sunder 10 te & : om) Te ert Keateis, Sal? 8, rant CANSR IES Roller: young, pee a 4 AA

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a SUNDAY, PECEMBER 10, 1932 POULTRY AND BiRDs | 0, 1922. ee 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Want ed and For Sale Ads; : © = Simei ES Pigeons and Pet Birdg = MIES—Guaranteed singers - . NZS20 Nebraska ¥. colors: reasong _exchange any time. ‘ LS——tb ¢inuies, Ps] Dre kinds: reascona)le. RIES—English golden ora - feet from reasonable. 2335 Olive IES—before you Invest inva won't be fooled here. 2335 BR fS—liartz Mountain h uD 5510A Southwest TRY AND BIRDS s, Turkeys, Eto. mikS—Alj aie. vy. s 7105 Page 2 “ “5 y, ng » uy . er + _. Poultry Supplies ani scaly lex oil: old _ pg eel your bird healthy: a wr g0- Halier’s Bird Store, a ed " St. Louis, Mo. ae —ATOR—210-ege size. 4642 Tyro RY—Singer: breeding c:z : a ; | yu msO0n and St. Charles 4; es “ am “ine ties s 100, ——— -— en eat S—60-ezK up; brooders, 1( to RY _BIRDS—And Bi eteene: new and used. Heide] P DTA W aah North Market = ic t used or TOR—Electric, ws; cheap. ar, cinie, 115-058. ‘Fecv —Prairie State, b-ege. iik r: Sl aceeser: $15 110 Louts av | 9700 §. Broadway Butterm!!k-Tone oe tor contains buttermilk ; -g Ask your dealer or 712 N : CHICKEN HOUSE o =. 12396 Sidney & ircular and particulars of re plec and brooders Incube tors » Cail Monday, RIics—High ngers and : =~ a n AS Y BIRDS—Maie and fomoen——ee ; » ase ,| ma] . eo } rancis st ©; ch i a : RI Lis——> hge rs, young and old- e E? very rea sonable. 331 9 E; “a Beautiful singer. Cage and feet . pe er, $12. Forest 69or ancy +3 ‘ Ik S\— ert ified rale x) Esters: wt musical wonders: $& "d. «c99 ——-And chick * a ia a ae RIES—F ine Fingers: fem 1 and rollers. e ~ HEN FEED SPECTALS ‘HEN FEED mash - AD | rors : linet a * » r 4 — mote? , compiete ‘ * , h mey in condition; evgranteed., for poultry. We deliver RENDON CO... 2719 Cass av. sabe B88. Denes 1526R PARIT pairs. Saees ; female read> cheap, 24) a.} : b 3 Andrea sberg roller sincor ales and breeding cage Wtd—State size and , Post-Dispatch Gold nice selections: sensibiv Pet Shons Call an: M time, “738.5 = a. tte av. gt RIES—Young les for mating and old: singers: very reasonabie. i ghip everywhere ho Bomont ” 77 . ~. oa 4 —o ae. Nor 214 « _ BIS0OA { lifton D - apanese. Chinese. domestic: ; Ri} ———Singers and females: on aaa here. 2335 Olive (c) B. > aii Sunday or evenings. Bpisha—Healthy nice ones: 5 cepts = hundred. We shin everywhere —— Ad, Shons. 23235 Olive ‘PISH— Tropica! fish, water plants din aquariums, giobes. ornaments. rround ant , etc. Plegge's, 5175 E>s fon. ___(c89) : rs - pians 4 be. South Side Rird-Seed Co . = ae Sidney 962, open Sundays. EROS ae BG rimp fieh food. 18c ox: a ere fish food. 15-- RIES—Singing, males, ali sing: dan | ; price reasonable; new addregs m ‘ t. , 4336 33 RBlES—Geny Panteed (of9 steal ea utiful rich, 23365 Olive, - FuATANteed sins. 4400 Ss RIMS—Rollers, $5: 2701 Osceola Dlock est, RIES—Importe rollers, $5 and “un” em Sunday after 3 p. m., any time durings: Chinpewa Grand 6711. Ps RIES—Roller stock. guaran Chr nmoilr- SH—25- a nts, chean st., i‘e matic ris enchere lareest die- fish fno0d aite! nd teed sing- say in city: anvatict plants. istmas gifts. I13e8KAa (. Holmes, } orest= : a See, ried Hartz Mountain ang wonderful] Singers. . 3940 Norte’ 7 = ’ ae {ce fine singers: 1 and 3# - nales ready to mate: also Doe D> (iaxton; 1 block ARIF S——One of our imported or domes.’ Singers will make an ideal Kmas nres. , We have a large hatchery and hun dredg wirds to select from. Kaiser Hatchery Heidelberg. ( ARIES—sSoft-tone, nure-bloods4 excellent song and feather: large selec eee ee — ie BEES AND BEE SUPP PEE '@ colonies of bees ’ cheap. 4163 Prairie Colfax 1491R. [BONEY, bees an suvvlies: al! kinds. 413 | Laces av. Central 2790L. Te LIES 1s 99) ~7 : i Sling s} it Se or a3so00 N ARIES—tLarge ; teed’ roller: finest guar-’ i any time,? Doiman.! : : (a! hery, 1011 2c line: out-of-town. c Sunday; minimum 8 Loy , more insertions I1¢ € line discoun.. rollers; fh; one desiring extra quality and pew - | BUSINESS CHANCES — come to Leidgerwood, 4947 lms Sinn i with Standard lists. they're — ; G4-page rate book mailed free. ‘Sant rd Advertising Agenrcv. St. Louis. Mo. _. ADVERTISING SERVICE Co. you Want “‘Mai] Order Plans’’ and Sales atier get results, consult us. Experi- - Mail Order Specialists, 517 United TOMOBILE MBCHANIC - ssieliiinpinnbe et eee ne | FARIES—Just received a large ship: | f imported St. Andreasburg rollera,~- 4 itain: fuaranteed singers, Gig every dav and Sun ee ic “ tiverside 2196J. ARIPS that elng: the little vellow song ré@ is one of God's greatest gifts to hueg aty;: your home is not complete withoug Bs one of our joyous songsters will m . home brighter and happier. Piegge’ - Zo Easton, near Inion icf ; RIES—Well-bred and trained St. Am berg rollers, a bird with a song guan, ®ed; parrots and other pet birds, seedg, and other supplies. South Side Birle Co., 2625 Gravois. \Sidn=y 962, Vie- 2; open Sundays. (799) TARIES oe Healthy, setistactores > clean, imas; largest selections; lowest pricesj, BAWONDERFUL opportunity for party will- wes, parokeets, love birds, bird — ig to inves in light manufacturing busi- | medies, etc.; free catalog: our system @ tee; world market for product, which is) & a = 4 R-221. Post-Dispatch. BAKERIES pay big prorite: Ef completely equipping bakeries: _talf cash, balance Monthly; own a@ cash .. = Bruse McDonald (Co.. Kpnens Say, 0. {c } PRONESS man with $2500 to invest. hold _gime-third interest in advertising business Pping insures a safe voyage; we ship Where; birds, bird cares, seeds, reme-{ Fupplies; open every day 7 a. m, until: ; Sundays, 8 a. m. until 4 p . Me c99); ——=, we specialize of brass large assortment * ’ : and seeds. Grand cag Siiness is fine; need capita! to expand. | k 2 ,blocks east. “Phone Olive 4176, between 3 ana 5 o'clock 8908 Parnell Sunday. . (c) NESS CHANCE—Al opportunity for mall order and manufacturing: ship end mechagi- | emage: 2hc: oy mail. SOc. curiosity seekers | a Store, 523 Franklin. — Post-Dis. (c) MERS—20 pr ins o registe “* INES= CHANCL — SAK-“TS. attention! Bomers; worth $60; will take $15 if sve will sell movable ovens, guaranteed a once. T55 Marearetta TDeimar 15888 — Miédion mas” sult; write for cata- RROT—Young talker: new cage and bird$ BOs be * ot. ; lg en — Re. R056 Marcus sme t= — — é . | 5 acaws [ee eSINESS OPPORTUNITINS—R-«ponsible cockatoos, mas _terperation Wwauts genera! alesmanage rs S “id reagonabie. Pet Shona, a. b . sLCSMANAKe! ac or Soe Ff (c09). 7 oper ranch office. manage salesm-=n. S Olive. | § te $5000 necessary; expenses to Ba!- S—tEvervthing in pets: canaries. ‘4 3 lowed if you qualify. Address | kets, tinnits. Java sparrows, }. 603 N. Euteaw st.. Baltimore. Ma | dogs: ~ “9 ana " mice. er puppies grown ©Ca igs, white rate. and on eochin and golden Seabricht us, we sel! for less. Perren, mm. Bomont 2446R. _- HONS-—Homers: cheap. 3217 Me bantams; "3018 me, BUSINESS CHANCE ot wale, well-established manufacturing St. Louis, or wou! Owner wishes to re- other interests. An ex- in ; Consolidation. ba On account of SHON FEED—Special. $3.50 ver 100 of 19 Cass. Lindel] 5283, Delmar 1920 we unity for able business man BONS—Or will trade for sma! rabbiti., Gig who fan take management 9S. 18th _ ——— a McCAWLEY REALTY CO., FEONS—Runts, solid red and yellow care Gee. | ee © Chestnut st. Seas: kings, mondains; cheap. 2418 Tee Main 2814. llth . ——i have the clusive rights to hanlie the cheapi @ : of an automobile accesso-y with SEONS—Excelient squabbers, . hay Grant runts, solid red; Carneaux, 2 merit, d irect from factory: over proved & success. 5° a Capital :equired. ea i x Linde: ane -Dispatch. (ce) GaMY POINTERS—Al stock; 18 biras “ra RS me a re a » Put your project before S15. Phone Sunday i a -@ () 2 ‘Ts; cost trifling under m Amster Leonar z.. Chicago. LY—For sale or exchange for canarys; oat be good singer. bio Murdock. ; g birdss\ ‘ing meri- CING } q «at 8 I a ; ER’S Rird fage Wash kills rib, by selling Ull particular in first er. 1829 Eddy st., Chicago business or property. Buvers ck sa ¥ é 4 > bird 108, vermin; poisonous, 25c; by mathe. Halier’'s Bird Store, 523 Frankie ce in emg cago “~~ Delaware, beat. cheapest ; ial Teceived; free forms. Co- nn et + Wilmington, Del. (99) a. AW trust: protect Private inter- agreement. by-lawe,. minutes Prepared. $10. A Morrison, ¢ “BUTORS—New. fast se)!!! any eguiating auto device: Lig 7. N t nh raukee. Wis” neral Necessities ig ga St. Louis and ad- Bity: selis to city and small- $ib00 investment will nh bh , OS for your canary birds ana got s seed for your lawn. See mc Co., TOS . ourth et. _ 'LLER'S canagg, bealth grit contains she'll and c : health: 10c; | ; Store, 523 Franklin, St _ oo & SINGING canary es will make your hter and happier; our singing car a welcome additon to anv ousen golden notes of our beautiful plumas rds brings cheer and ce Sg into me; mail orders for birds, cages,, B and suppjies will receive Rich prompt attention. Piegge's. ; AlWAays open. : NTION—Roller ne te > ee ‘ ite ¢ v fesle . — Gollars first year and a ;* nO gsPeculation, and investigation: a man with Qualifications is sure to ryland Hotel, room 875. Mr, Ferguson. (7) acy one of St. Louis’ em Wanting to move so family reasons. or agency the nd. has some capita): — cana be judged by the Hon. Louls of the best roller canary judges in S A. There will be, valuable rded to the winners: og d er wishing to enter his bi * a re. excellent oo v7 Mr. : r get seach With she seorstees, Dece AE eled and acquainted ; 1922. date on which entries clos —— rance. Bex Tha: pom, Recwenaity your canary sing? If not, mee a me UTERS Wia a. utch Song estorer, the re BRY Manufacturin orer for 20 years; beware of imit ; fallor’s Bird Store. 623 Fra Sot sae that is apprectated: there is ame that makes a finer gift than one of mautiful song birds. with one of ee ime cages, and is a sensible gift you P most gratefully received by old tt “ S have both imported and domestic tar, ) select trom. Plegge’s, 5175 ‘cf ‘nn & a. m. to 8 n. m. “tone @ L\LLER'S selected cracked bir ur eppers: a needed nutriment to —_ 20a. ra in heaithy condition: 10c;:_by ¥ aier's Kird Store, 623 Franklin, is. Mo. -- > ¥ ; lier canaries PARE J. Orrick’s ro c. - iny birds offered for eale. of Universa!|y worte $5. se! riy. P 6 . eee t t 108 N Party manufacturing Agen ; ET a Will double investment first year: Small overhead: big profits. Box =—Sispatch. r automatic motor teato masibilities unlimited a__Box R-91._Post-Dis ISSUE WANT TS ED. distribution. Box R-417, ~~ é business: STOCK late y and services Rox R-64, P.-D. : hundred dollars to invest with ’ Would consider buying smal! e~ - Post-Dispatch. 4 a article of merit that needs Men» Ye Can sell tt. Box Y-274. ~~ a fc) LER’'S ba cana =s — enadiiiniideiaa i eee the "facet teen for | x ay to 4 per cent money earn 15 tally ge carton 160; ¥. . more with absolute safety. We “ Haller’s Bird Store, 623 Frank! years old, to manage branch ye young: also mal- reifa- 25¢c ‘S23 1L (c99) i —~ 1 420, 2 354357 A poultry | Makes hens | the | 7°3 N. Grand bl. (c) .. $7.00 per 100 Ibs. | 3.00 per 100 Ibe. aohig mash Wwi!! produce more eegs all vear Sa ens quickly through the mou!t price. | (c89) | Victar 842: | by | Halier’s Bird Store. 623 Frenk- | _| S8TOCK-BOND ISSUES UNDERYW sic. 2140 Edmund. near Suburban Gar- and honey; | Wtd.— With | ic) } (c) | termes | bonds; strictly com- | and | corporation with fast- | net | mained | | BUSINESS Wtd—Medicine or tollet eee | largest con- | on to Columbus, | desires to represent | refer- | 7 an . | * mrents oar A. G. Schramm. BUSINE ) ncn LARGE organization des sentatives to open ea everywhere: cause beauti and Walk of life, tunity; large, Ww SS CHANCES everywhege by people in including you; unusual legitimate profits; required. e Hutchinson, 10 St., r 25 Baltimore, Md. ; Valuable: rests elther sex, oppor - references Hillen IGHT manufacturin article; wonderful 15¢ seller; supply tomers, agents. stores; immense formula and complete outfit, $25. 3 Post-Dispatch MACHINE SHOP owne ness. offers patterns, specifications for with figs nd an teols 4,000: at home; ho - | | g | a $2 ] | possible market $100,000 per annum. dréss John W Marder, 504 Cox .| Rochester, N. y |MAN OR WOMAN with very profitable dle vour own | the receipts: ticulars for $50 to join us business near home: money. take 40 DAY Starts at once Postal card Dept. | Harlev Dav‘on. O MANUFACTURER— f machine selli terms is appointing exclusive tives; fine or portunity for sales executive com Mission details Rapid Bide vracuse MY ADDRESS A. Morrison. seior, 6 N. 3d st. PARTNER Wta —Retail business: & f£00d salary and percentage of monthiy;: gooi lifetime opportunity $500 to $100u required. _R-228 _Post-Dispatch. RESTAURANT—With furnished: for rent, | 8 Vandeventer av : SALESMAN-PARTNER—1. jive wire, experience necessary; St. | op large end Products Corp.., N y St. Louis, Mo. prof (62 3 living roo ns: trade or vale. a st« fish. ‘globes. Casties, proposition; $2500 neede I have stock much for me to handie: _Box W-404, P.-D. to handle; ; Bales too | proven opportunity, ISOMEONE meritorious easily and S niteriatitieiiemiatan | STARTING ! taxes by try invention: much needed. se)! model made: Box R-71, a company? Save ex organizing on the popular. mon law plan under a pure declaration trust No eXnerience required to +l]! Demaree Standara Forms. issue shares e: begin doing bu aree Forms are nationa!ly OY attorneys and utilized by success! concerns throughout the United States. for large. free pamphlet «: -149). con'a Vaiuable information that you may need Ss Demaree, legal blank publisher. 7Us nut, Aansas City. Mo { r ‘ VK “T ; QUICKiy and easily rough our na na r ; Cing service. Raise money at sma!) | booklet. CADDO. 118 a ee i@ TAXICAB company, erts. will ; 4 iIhanulacturing and op-rat conducted by transportati: rn Krant exclusive franchise urnish best taxicabs at lowest pri to re sponsible man or group of selling representatives ; Ss. in is 5! | " aisSoO assist ing y - operators, wi finan Ful! Le cl 223. 1 VN ANTED—A store or } business that from $20 hand. Give deacription price. Box J-4, Post-Dispa WANTED. an underwriting b» brokers of from $100,000 to treasury stock; attractive inde and West; experimenta! i - “any best responsible $1.000.000 Ustria] work 2 ee i nian Bidg.. to guarantee stock against joss, furnish names of Falesmen to sell, solicit business for protection, organize out bond issles and comp Common Law Org. Co., 163 W. Chicago. . ‘-E have an exceptional! proposition man that wants to go in husine«s We start you in show you how to handle your opening tock of in Illinois, Missou tucky. st. Louis Wasbington. WANT a party with $2500 for official post- tion with well-established St. Louis con - cern This is an opportunity seldom equaled to learn and rapidiy advance ; worthy sition. Box Y-218, Post-Dispatch | WILL assign half interest in valuabie in. vention to active or silent partner with $2000 Box R-158@ Post-Dispatch | WILL invest. up to $5000 and services business bearing ful! investigation: w not object to partnership. Box R-33, Post Disnatch $500 WILL instal! mos. profitable business investigati Box R-377. Post-! CORPORATION CONTROLLING LATEST EUROPEAN PRODUCT | Desires capable man to assume complete | territorial rights. Orders from al! parts of the country have given testimony to its great |; vYorue; newspapers throughout the have declared the invention a sensation: the expansion we are planning is caused by | the overwhelming business in all sections of ;the United States. The offer is an excep- onal one for a man of energy. who can in- ‘vest a limitel sum in this enterprise. Write now, for p details. Tanaecra Co. , 229-31 West 424 i Co ihe, | WE arrange | licensed | inurance you properly, get ; Wash. st., at make money: money: 500 reo ulred e00ds: exclusive terri+> ri. Iowa. Arkansas. Oliver Langan, , Temsonable. Geo. Spence, ig utcher s ving room: ren QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY | #1545 £°Stirereon, “0m! Feat 885 Fi li at 1543 8. Jefferso E OVER 150 REAL BUYERS. End; doing a wonderful business: bring them to you in our own Baie, $6500. We have other barga Bave you time and money. Phone Olive NT FRY & HEYE INV Sth and Locust. (c83) 794. . MPANY, 805 Victoria -Bldg., 8th and Loc ta —_— SE Ne rata nen epee DENTAL OF FICE—Eastablished sacrifice. S217A Dodier _ DRUG STORE—On South Grand av. location; doing big business. Box _Post-Dispatch. Riadg., ic... rating bureau and col- ome Wea for quick | ins; cash ust sts. (c) 20 years: ~ a > * toes 2 ‘ ‘ er -~ eo - ———— - - —_ _ - eee | BAKE ‘ Hit f EQ| if MENTS = yma tc | GARAGE—West End. Gough mixers, moicing machine, troughs, | 25-car capacity; also sales Proof boxes, boxes, stee] bread TACKS, | sigg etc. batters aid. dene ee PER taney, § NRE! tices te etee ee c 1A wh P aa : ; molds, cneap. | ment and esthbiis! prices itz BAKE a s > 7000 Box R-139, Po st-Dispatch. 7 af Chathain ay... We! (2 ~ tires, 1003 Chovteau | Z: Fioriesant av.: _ Doige truck; daily business, | © ilving rooms and bath: garage. | terms; latest patent | building, $30.000: Shenan- of Grand: double fiat garage, | oven; wonderful fixtures, 17 | monthly on upper flats: $5000 > combination xg: $5000: Wright. ing, $17,500: Mont- health Box M-363. Post Dispatch GARAGE — Auto repair, $2500; south; complece: tion inc.adegd; owner can't sel] quick GARAGE—South: 60-car capacity; | full; big repair business: wood «i! service car; filling station receiod-s #120 iOnNng iease; price $9000. LUIS EXCHANGE, 70) ¢.2 | GARAGE—C; pacity the finest the city W practically itable storage year iease with option of five H. H. Lyon. 5180 De! eLele. handle; Jat idAtce west (Selb) SYO patent rouma, business ‘ BAKE Patent oven, vil mixer; | .4 'Cation and r | Manent, prof ment Three-: | Year renewal! equipment. | mar. bi. _ restaurant, ¢Frank- ‘GENERAL ME! - RUILDING . P09 Vi toria Bidg. | _ tai ‘ uname a n see 29 OD” 2200, Page; latest with CHANGE Cust ( > > 2 a P._Y¥— i ery BAK ERY— EIN ES “ BAK y-— \ HANDISE STORE With property. Fastly gr: Belleville, to-date stock i EI E} 7 Afar and Lo A Sac -78 Clayton road. Grand! GENTS’ FURNISHING | 3 cape: bargain. 2710 8S. Broadway ne chair, two pool tablea;| GLASS FACTROY—« npiete; good r $1000: will e cheap rent H15 N. &th et (“ent ~ '| GR : | stock 4 locatio 1714 8 Ry . | GROCERY—Good Pa pered invoice GROCERY STORE—wW bargain; leaving city | GROCERY—Cash will sell very reason GROCER Y—Finest ir $35,000 business. Hox J-98. Post ERY AND MEAT MARKFE | Tyler 79AJ Monday GhOCERY—Meat marke. r location. Cal! Sunday ERY—And fruit stock for $350. Cal! s | m4 and ra] 44 } i as Vanes r) 4% iairs low rent de; IS EXCHANGE. 70 , > srito? — ’ h > SHOP—4900 ing : bargain : » = “A é tt o ‘ r ’ ‘a = FaSeiTIe SS : | ’ . £0ida at once , rite laa is at West End Box R-18]. P rr one operat Box R-353 Peal "ARI investigate b—F bargain PARLOR—W eat iy established: day; worth $)500: _ Box R-192, Pcst-Dispaten. (; RO PARLOK— Washington is the on! shop of (own wonderful onpport LOUIS EXCHAWNCHF f WE HAVE OTHER IN HOU SE—Higeh King’s highway, low rent th. bie ‘ . ‘yt? iocation . = Po sri > a : i . " Post. ri ’ " at he so0id 27 N. Goode no m s “ emt 4 an offer BEAUTY $450: " ean : f for $350. Call Sunday, 1533 Frankli ERY AND MARK ET—Good eaah. no dealers T "ra BtACcK 604] this its +7; — 4 in litedeli | ST .OCERY AND MEAT MARKEE T_\ om; old stand: cheap rent - ¥ i? ~ ¢.ase, Apply 4812 reer GROCERY - CONFECTIONERY — Livi- rooms furniture if desirabje« Parga! 2007 Franklin av aia x i’ — pop corn specialty shop other bueinese« 1114 BUSINESS FOR SALE Garage and filiing station: Capacity, and two pump filling station: established and profitable 1 |] ly a ST La i Heavily e.6 iis r , . “onfectionery at your own * Jefferson Se ry * ~ ha Fe S ness Appiy only if "R75 Washington one-man stand lump or invoice Post-Dispatch GROCERY-MARKET—Cliean 8° business "no competition rood bus , 130-car we!! - ber on hore 127? » aise fea- SH BROS > Rox a ioc tray rnair , } err’r aor re ¢ 4 a, > s80tNa le rent: attractive r x! . (‘¢> F ris va Ride BUTTER ROU TE—Wonderf y! for hustier 155458 i herere rERIA—We!! esta!) OlIng a goed business ing rifi AND MEAT MARKET—Good clean stock: good fixtures ‘ost-Digpatch Opportunity BOM ; (FROM ERY fr 14hi8 a a 4 a right: 810. Chestn atic priced Agt.. ‘ MEAT-—Sacrifie : leave town: USinNess-: J. Hl (lb MM *} *! y A N | ; or . town. ¢ LL : p = P rMEeNT TMENT > ‘" 78 0 ed if sod make ~ —ae ms — — wee ee — 2700 Thomas: o!ld-established : enaet trade CALIFORNTA EXCHANGE. 3400 Califernin GROCERY, MEAT MAFRk worth $4000 take $°* y.| tien 3409 California |} GROCERY—And saloon i Karaze: 4 living rooms sold now. Colfax 2309 |'GROCERY—And meat market. rooms; established corner; white Lindell 74 (GFROCERY——Clean ventory $2000 and Angelica (7 ROCER Y¥—Smal!l!: seil with burlding: easy kuk CAN DIES—Tobaccos a! procucts, soda water near Catholic schoo! 1001 Park (‘ANDY S&H 'P—Living rooms $300 if s tOday: other business 753 Easton CANDY STORE—First-class.- leaving cit Apply 718 Franklin CANDY STORE—eBy trustee lor For information cal! CARPENTER SHO P—Ma- ace: of CIGAR STORE—Downto: Lens ary u.d Pest gtand ; ,»~ 9 good. clean stock a = Ta rente $45. Olive 2098. ;7) hinery anid tools 4° Faston. ¥nm corner Invoice Box Y-274 Post-Dis. . ‘eatian 4 a.igon, with on imt ceathn > RA DOU will s&crifice. terms. 2700 Keo- ‘ombined lotic business th tablished stand good = 6 business met. cntitintiiaibiitians sletenbiaeitelnitid ve i CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLIS!7- MENT—Located in best Part of town: must pei! at once. Box P-96 ; Post-Dis CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP—Hoff.- | man press 1300 Olive at. rear CLOTHING STORE—Good location; 14 years on Same piace: selling on account of two stores. ZSO5A Wash ROU TE— r . week: ° ark av., or Victor ?9°9] GROCERY—Meat markst. all parts of city: cash or terms: wonderful opportunities. See us and be convinced ST LOUIS EXCHANGES. ee this 654 T “AQ Victoria bifg. rE—200 customers; truck Sidney 2336]. a TRING EQUIPMENT—7 | 16 large and & sma!! | 8 automatic fill- | y _— used; all or past reasonable. Modern Fo Products Co.. at. Auis, Mo. CONFECTIONER Y—3 living rooms; cheap for cash 17098 N. 12th. CON FE: 172] ‘ffee mi!) fine stand for man and wife: Write © Dickman, 1529 Tyier 1160. Monday ness. fail to see men or phone =o eee TE MANUFACTI re paste cone ovens, Lanier-Driesbach ovens, ers, 2 cone trimmers, g]! la) weekly; dig bargain: wil! invoice $3000 Eee Endler, National Bank of Ridge (cR's) GROCERY. MEATS—O!ld established trade: clean stock: fine fixtures: making for live wire: sacrifice 2830 Jefferson a | GROCERY—wWith living rooms; 20 years in stand trade for real estate. | Louis. oTIONERY. — Established business. | NW. 29d et CONFECTIONERY —With fine side line of drugs and notions: a chance of a lifetime | for auick buyer. Tyler 504. ee ss CONFECTIONERY — Milk and laundry branch } &€ good business: other busi- sh. ioin _ness; $300 ca 1213 O'Fallon. CONFECTIONERY - GROCERY — Taving rooms; new stock: bargain. 2007 Fran bin 719 N. ist, East St. corner; all cash and carry: Union bil: $3200. |'ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE. G ROCERY—And meat market. on av.. near Jefferson: doing good bu«iness. See us for particulars DOERFLINGER R CO... Jefferson and Gravceis (c) and candy $1600 for quick sale: case of gick- | Nees e California and Caroline. CONF RTI INE RY— and branch: must ase}! account of 4 argain ~S01 St, CO NF ECT 7 INE RY—F irst- payroll $1,600,000 monthly: onan, r emploved with coa/ corporation; invoice $3500. Opportunity. Reak & Rice, West rt. Il. 2) MARK ET—Nortn: busines; wonderful lease; owner must nav city; $2000 cash, valance mont: wonderful fixtures: 16-foot frigerator box: C4ruendler in rear.- ST. TOUTS EXCHANGE. —— Se ene kets! Meat Marke [ have been instructed to gel! the 12 meat Markets listed below, for just want they are worth—-cash or terms; no charge fo- | the business. Some of these stores take | as high as $75 daily and $300 on Saturday | All cash, no deliveries. Some of ths rents are as low as $18 a month and have teen |} im the same locations for 10 years | Meat Market. 8 e. cor. llth and Russe!l. Meat Market, 3801 MacDonald. Meat Market, 3432 Cherokee. Meat Market. 1318 s 1St : Meat Market, 2618 8. Jefferson. Meat Market, 27°84 Lafayette. Meat Market, 99023 Onh1io. Market, 2937 Nebraska. Market, 2737 Ch} pewa. Market, 2708 s roadway Market, 2316 s. Broadway. Market, 2°54 § 39th at of the above stores are clearing week. You can watch the usiness as long a8 YOU want before putting up one dollar. For ful} particulars, see EN DLER, National Bank of Commerce Bidg MILILINERY and notions store. about 1 __Miles from St. Louis. Box W-365, P.- MILLINERY ‘Aished he hed ingg rooms nrice 25; rent ne 4°35 } MITL.LINERY STORES —Three- northern In long leases cheap rent address wer. .1 14 FE Way ne st South Rend. Ine MILLINERY—w- $500: good. Stock: lease $35 month $ living ro9oms ST FP eiee. E¥CH .' + wm Viet a } MILLINERY lide In live town 20 miles from St. Louls on | $500 cash for qui hard road: no ads ad icK gale Box J-97. P.-p. MI! LTIGRAPH ” he once Call OMve 4613. Sunday price § location: e quick gale: 3100: big ly terms: Kette rer re. 7x9; #moxehouse | = | ’ { | } 261 aro o ~ | Y Gai | Meat Meat Meat ome $100 a sold 00 t. is. D STORE—Fu1 ais eeu $325 $15 , len y _ , n lana 4owner..1 = r ~ “7 Ar , se)! bet ween BUSINESS—Must an : | MI'SIC STORE—To.- ae “ tion Neat Box ¥-2 NEWSPAPER RO!I'T _ 278. Post-Disnatcn NEWSPAPER ROTI @] quick Must «a ttle estate: good loca i invoice about $4500 X } tech Good: am - “Quick. Rox R-8. Poet-Dis. OUR CASH GROCERY and meat market Tr ust Sei] at once for good reasons: good location. Wood River, Ij] Ferguson & eller. (e7) | PAPER Sunday vw iy ; “ | ms and fur- | lo- | 1000, | | RESTAURANT—Best location in 6t. Louis: | rent $50 month: daily receipts, $50 up: | |MAN FALLS FROM BOAT, DROWNS Pulmoter Fails to Revive Victim After Accident. ; Dock Bennington, 55 years old, employed on the Government dredge boat “Fort Charter,” docked at Bre- | ain street, was drowned at 1:15 Pp. m. yesterday, when he fell over the (side of the boat into the Mississippi River. He failed to come to the surface and members of the crew | got him out of the river. | Bennington was taken to the city hospital, where futile efforts to re- \vive him with a pulmotor were ' made. ____ BUSINESS FOR SALE ROOMING Howl Sb—li1 rooms: cheap if soid ——At once, rent reasonadle 508 West End p.| ROOMING HOLSE—G room, steam heat, full, new _furniture. Apply 3954 Olive. ROOMING HUUSE—12 reor . On Deimar vr bl. ; biz income. Apply 3 4 Ulive. ROOMING HOUSE—6 rooms, $250; $35. Phone Lindel] 5489. ROOMING HOUSE—l15 rooms: Northeast -—_'._ louis; rent $125. Forest 4049J. _ ROUOMING HUUBE—S rooms. 621 N. Sarah * ROOMING HOUSE—8S8 rooms, wel) furnished: good living; income $120. 3941 Delmar. ROOMING HOUSE—aAlI! fuil 6863A En- right; no dealers. te | ROOMING HOUSE—Of 8 rooms, at reason- able price if sold this week. Box R-92, | 5 0mt-Dispateh, oe | ROOMING HOUSE—Six rooms of furniture, | cheap. account of sickness. 3304 Wasn- ington av ee re eee | ROUMING HOUSE—39xx Westminster; 17 | rooms; income $82 week; terms. Lin- | _2qli 2149. mvehitliaiaisisiaiceee | ROOMING HOUSE—12 rooms; good furnish- | ings; clearing $125: rent $40. 3524 Wash- | ington. reat . aa ~~ - | KOOMING HOUSE—i10 rooms, garage; rent $75: income $164: $350 cash; terms. 4%22 De RS eg ee | ROOMING HOoOUSE—S rooms; west 7) Grand: rent $45. Apply 4812 Washing- ton J - - ——_- -- - eee ee - MING HOUSE—Six rooms, beautifully irnished: console pbonograph: sacrifice. YA Westniinster ) a aes iOLSkE—O rooma, including Steam heat, janitor. RU: 41. Ki MINING piayer-pial 39 i4 ‘) /» : RY KOUMING HOLSES—Full af roomers ; £300, $400. $1000: terms; reasonable. 1709 N. Gr ae PCOUMING nished Brisitness , ‘E—Or would rent _ fur- 3509 vlive. Dewey ' ’ — - } Hov inaulre change | and nicely furnished, bargain; terms. Lin- | deli 2149 Meg ett ROOMING HOUSH—Part monthly: eall after Sunday. 3416 Wash- ' ly furnished (all afternoon, 3934 Del- mar Pecks’ er tes a)? Shoe: a A ROOMING HOUUSE—39xx Washington, rooms; rent $07.5 bargain, terms. Lin- Geli 2149 eet — | oon ew Fo a ROOMING HOUSE—1¢4 rooms, running e¢ suite; bargain for quick sale; terms. Ap- ply 4812 Washington. ' ‘o a ; poo | ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms: neatly fur- ' nished: garage. terms and lease. 3969 Delmar a ot at Mo sas ROOMING HOUSES—46. 7. 24 rooms. CC. J. HILL nut. “R. 9. 14. 15, @. 810 Chest Azgt.. (c) oms: all rented: South Side. KBox of ro Sa. fu” eee bs ROOMING HOUSE—Clearing $300 mee 7 | exceptional lease; 11 rooms in See bui'ding could be enlarged to hotel eer y; $3000 cash Box R-176. Post-Dispat« Be: Ro! TE—t'offee " butter an an iS bargain; must sell today. Grand 6777 SECC ND HAND STORE—o room ge!l separateiy: touring cur in AAS Louis Seer =i | BHOE REPAIR SHOP—4061 Easton SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Good location; leav- ine town 4654 St. Louis fiat above, ~~ * IE RE PAIRING “SHOP—First class: eye a ~ price “ 1322 60WW yoming We ie Ts AND HARNESS Modern, ma- OK AND HARNESS SHOP-—Mo mi gy om up to dete; will gell reasonable. | Write E. V. Mouser, Marquard, Mo. ‘ ‘* ee -—— _—_ i\SHO- REPAIR 'TFIT—Wil ii 40 per Hot HEPAIR OCOUTFIT—Wili ee 1O ve | ay nt less than cost, good location for right “8708 North Market. 4 a ee ~~ j ? tf " SHOP—Full line electri machinery S100 worth Ogee? good sir ) a; ' pric OU: caii Sun usiness; cheap rent; price > nile _ Dec 7515 Piccadilly ev., Marie- > o . ; oa oa . rent $6 month; cai! 3) sHO ‘om : mo , Cal OF SHOP—Complete; rent ; Ai | sy y. 9 12 - m "8619 Warne we have other b usiness. _varty. « 'SHOE REPAIR a to F. SHOE STORE—And shoe repair. x 7239 N Lnion Bie — - ‘Siloe REPAIR SHOP—Established 8 years; SHOE REPAI! tavestiqnes Sone Taster, ‘BHOE REPAIR SHOP—WIil eell cheap; | auick sa le 8-19 Alabama. at ie BHVE REPAIR « o : ed in a comparatively . . against the newspapers now has taken on a more violent as- y ‘that rs and be- “a free. Government communication dealing with this’ cident said: “The threats are ly intended to dete from deating properly with the can —ié«— paign of assassination of the people's A ‘free press’ @yf-" a e ri adopt. te. and.) th The body of Sean Hales, the Dep-. night. ena — Cc. 6 A. V e Confederate Veterans of St. ll be held fn the Confederate A musical entertainm | The Ku Klux Klan. he continued, | probably “was engineered by the ru!- good trade; |!M® minority of money lenders of | America to create dissension from | their own sinister machinations.” ‘I might say to you,’ he continued | “in all candor, that I might not now be Mayor of New York if one of the greatest, most useful of citizens, and. through his publications, the most United Hearst, powerful individual in the States, William Randolph had not enabled me through columns of his news sent my side of the tion case to the peo Attacks Some bankers are n declared, that America remit $10,000,000,000 loaned to the al because they chance of col) eign investments. retary of Btate the Standard oj] and | Rockefeller Sunday school ple.” Hughea. Ow urging, —— FIVE MEN LOSE LIVES Wy papers to pre-, city administrae- would have a better ecting their own for- He attacked Sec. Hughes as a tool o¢ “a former teacher.” the he the lies POWDER PLANT EXPLOSIONS Py the Associated Press, SCRANTON, Pa.. Dec. deaths tonight stood a the explosions that ished four mills and severa!) bulldings of Powder Co.’ to con dition. Sabian, Suscom. All the dead and injured were employes of the company The first explosion occurred the glazing mill, was increased six, of whom two are in a serious Ralph Brumm, Pittston, and John 9.—The t five from) today demol- smaller eas OPEL OS PPT 1s SPE Sk 6D I flock—only a matter of making ’em lay—and keeping them at it. Give them regularly Pratts Poultry Regulator natural tonic and conditioner that pepe digestion, regulates ¢ system, promotes health. That m EGG6 all the year. now, and remem “Your Money Rack if You Are Not Satisfied” ta 2 so ae So eterans’ Meeting. The regular monthly meeting Jf. ; uty who was shot down in the streets : of Dublin two days ago, to his home in Cork to was removed _ xe of the

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PL LE EL ELE LL LLL ALLL ALLL OLE EL, CLIC. OE tte a ha hesamancatt ttt ete e Ee pone A eri —— . — as se = rel 4 e Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. “motion was denied. and the case was .GITY ART MUSEUM OBTAINS sent back to the Circuit Court. the City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH. alon Meanwhile, Sommer, who was get- ——_s—_ t : ting $2.20 a day before the accident, ’ has been unable to work and has (| THE | A been trying to eke out an existence for himself and family by peddling shoestrings. He goes from door to , Evreopean art c on the advice of an American aut! | WitheRn Bode, bead ef schools. They are Woman,” br C ornetiue 4 me 1651, an@ “St. nated Edward Cornelisz, a nfteon In its acquisition yesterday of © oe ie Dutch ey, - Dee A! Gee 20 Berta. ie aan a ah aN ee os wr ; oe ee 3 alias i al . ub is 9 wien 3 53 8° e ¥ ae near and banded. = * ee oy a So oA ees sy a a oJ - ‘btm : a a ~ "ty, > Se o * iy _— e ‘four were shot At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 one at diva. loose ym ¢ Ye? 14 were banded. At handed 2 in the case presented °9 minutes apar Cieht on ae ge Blast Zo, Must Be Retried An example of the law's delar door and seldom makes more than TS cents a dar. The highest he has made in a single day was $1.25. is family consists of his wife and three daughters, the vroungest of xhom was born four months after he leet his sight The eldest girl, Marie who is 14, is employed wash- ine tiles for a tile companr She receives $6 a week. portrait presented by Mrs. Jonathan Rice of 3733 West Pine boulevard, nd two portraits given by E1tw2-4 Mallinckrodt of 16 Westmoreland place, the City Art Museum gains three paintings which have a distin- guished sponsorship. Mire. Rice was advised by John Sargent. American portrait painter, to go to Lendon and ngage Sir James Shannon, noted British art- been thrown. Although called « Madeline” properly isa@ The picture shows ¢ figure ef a woman, ustrade over which She i tal] disc. To her lief combatants and th | above a mountaineus 5 ' seer. Sommer. T7l3 T= Vermont were sh ot > s mallards were caugni ban: ten more were banded. Of the 1° =¢With Biofogical Survey = Cape Mav. N. J.. and There were about 5° f these t I Bank of Commerce Building. TWO © : . ; ena ° i whose sight was destroyed In addition to this the only other ‘st. to do her portrait. The painting, The De Vos portrait en Dee. 3. and banded at Culvre Isiand. near have * —— — ‘een Mehenten! Sarves = again | butte: ark metals 7 ——— > t 7: «Es = % _ ti %. 4 ‘ . = ‘ as% . : fin a} , her } orts : Sommer was permanently biin de a JUST wher I had hoped aa y Ch mM ome of a series of band numbers *xP egg een ages sas 2 i on tam oft St | | ou;°r rist la ana : f age oars. og ga | i ft on Aug. 26, 1816 ral rears mec before I get fustice atime bir: ay \ eras X L} been bonded by sportsr.en who the bands having . Monday Evening, ~ -~lhours” wait. Viation “Wash.” on the reverse. Per a ? ale die he “itr in | March, an appea! was taken pein Md 7a ends meet Marie cared for her ; } - : - « 3 — | re . i turne loare for ‘Ack af hands One af eT being banded anc : , tarrder whenever ome or more cf h a viens tlie dete a ae ‘light®..Kern |] trial Judge had erred a. | iP - continuation school once a t 11 P. M.to 1 A. M. A. Simpson. Ostrow.” Ru- mare: “Marche Militaire” Schubert i »*owell: Overture Sumset Gold; Sliced extra quality: 7 10 tror art Mater * FRos- a aie! . were gf: for his efforts in behalf of § S after being turne B d . S tion settled roadcasting ota banding wild ducks in the fall of bands. 2; trap. one hour and hr hunters TTo with- Identification Mark. 20 ducks were band- feeding around and at the baitec an n Mar. Tikesday. Dec. 5, which had on its 4nd one in “a | . ; plosion six years ago, and who, income of the family is $6 a week @one last summer, ts a large canves the-manner of the’ » tie * 7 oF ie . oats ik Peruque, Mo.. by Joseph Pulitzer, on | | sel laa al-iehot near Beardstown. 11) ee a fl mie ont . : , in the premature discharge of a dy- } relief was at hand, stam ped on these bands bv the Rio- and band a a ae —— ed the -xperiments in Maine over Tan d o@tiado-ste with the Surver in the } the Biological Sur- || ‘ | ; , i bs | 8 O'Clock i sum of $25,00¢ He had sued tHése bends, stamped witn «ria! | ated , ii “ inlintate: lac te ' . — , - ] were banded. : i EE © | Motions for ancther trial were #7¢ P or other birds banded 13 maliards | tan | - séme banding ducks or Reagan Frank Thompson | eria” . Aroien, || {2 last March. , i% the trapping and banding ou . them became fl hereslf. The vies : . i, ¢ oe aye gg ee a en an and then ! ™ 1 herself. Th - > ] 12 the : 1 to Nov. 8, found that jj Aleda. i! | Au : rsed are, placed on record br the Bioivzi- Winnipee, Man i-, the) trom Sin | oltin” el Sl is Qebvo Gectben and ordered 0 Puke 3 tly left her bed and i h at fiv ed was shot Nov. were recaught, some ™ terrded Birds is shot, with th> date. of the five banded 2 atk oa aie SS classes at Crerwonky Broadcasting the dance usic Program by choir of St. John’s Rousseau: “Re- ish Meiodies,” GET YOUR MONEY BACK Tuesday—Alegretio trem “The Hymn of Praise” Mendeisschn Wedcresdayr—Fantasia, “Jerusalem ‘4i PELLACO BRAND; fime for n E-fist nikes Cc pies , nurséday—Procesgsion to the M'n- best peck. the ducks a tT wo- previousiy. On were more warr. but after Van Walton caught and one of which a a a ee De being many duck - rr eer Ins wat & a rehearing was heard and attends igh ~=- leveland High Met Mtoe, y ~ "ee Shc eres at als Un 4 Poe 4 r'* CHANGE IN TIME OF FREE NOONDAY ORGAN RECITALS Programs of Arthur Darts at Christ Church Cathedral This Week The time ef the free noonday er- gan recitals given at Christ Church Cathedral. anéd Locust streets. br Arthur Davis, has beer to the period between 12:25 The programs for ay § Watiee r oe hm POR SIR CPE PS. Dai 4 y without further payment >) the Good Cleaning ae ad —_ Thirteenth ee wuans-} 2 Fas ; wy > Tifa hee ab Orde a NEM SINR tatgT rn A ~ yee 2 NE Pee: $NA Maer ip hook 5 OS ERO ep AHP phe. ei Apidae cane tin - a + (“ivr @@ an aluminum tag stamped “Biol. Later on, at \- ui shiect % | being awarded $25,000 damages, has for 13 weeks each year received Dy | showing Mrs. Rice seated ina chair. Its subject ts unknews, > . } nad ‘ . Agger ie ame as sciialaes ty and oni ‘om ) a [oo Ee eal the a. namite blast in the St- Louis County jearn th n¥ case must be tried caught @ffort to trace the wanderings ef mi- . o Medium Can — c See a ee eee ’ eee. « street and St. Louis avenue. The Beckskin. Civele X “officer alleged that the accidert Extra Large Can...... <quare com Sc vain ould have been arcide¢. Harrins- CHAUFFEUR IS ORDERED HELD Ceroner’s Jury Charges Carclessness tim Fatally Injuwring Man. i rears clé. a2 LAPY ALICE; piteed and im their 22c $5 Per Month—Beginning vege 1923—ne pay- $5 Andrew RKRehoe, fT! chauffeur. who was ériv- which last Monday &- Jeremiah Harrington. North Eleventh street held br 2 charge ef crim- 30c ————— wCOeTISCG thet Kehoe. smalti truck fer the John avon Te ran tom Wee a city street sweeper and was engaged his work at the time. ‘Kehoe was released on $5309 bend

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er eae ‘s f= % wie | “ Jascies _ > a da gat pe alee Be a is holding ft is @ of hrough a ‘ue lan Window ss|The POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MAGAZINE 2 VS porary Periog - ee ila : : ——— be MO., DECEMBER 10, 1922. * 5 THE FLAPPER OF TOMORROW ee Ss. and he can prove it, bee 7 4 ASKELL COFFIN, artist-illustrator, portrait painter and most adroit creator S. aekeli Coffin s23 . S awanine covers, has pastelied this lovely Diana of today. se a her i neve inspiration from a bobbed-haip model,” declares this artist, “8 the new classic girl type evolving from the smart but eventually tiresome © me ith the crowning glory of picture-plastic hair and I cab - “Plappers are pretty, mayhap; but if they wil! only quit bobbing their = : | strasted toned ad buneee Gein te chan and let a shade of serious thought steal over their Vivacious na oiffu ! he ¢ 1923 will be quite :4ifferent from the one we be Septh to their lustrous «yes, they can becom ally "

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Rapes Ne Bi. fod: ARE det oe Wg oe wed sae ° sn PE Ae ROLES OF Ge, eg ra Be Net ait Net Jot % + : . ap deny ae HS 4, Se? ee stages a i a Pi ERE Bo ; hg neg aS iparawbie ie wr os a eit aS 4 ¢ j soe 5 i UR Tae. GONE Ss we ul a6 Pe a pee ‘arty «rhein ve. A te Pak eh CM. A Oe ape > Ce a ve 3 vied tA : at Te y, ‘ee Pa ee mn ¥ “1 or . el “ a ~~ uw a ee eee a ak ‘ 3 bb a : soe cs , » ¥ og - 4 - me y 1a Fe? Bi oP + > Cee om a oe po iN SA ) a oy * is b Sn a Oe eae er a pit ao . ery rye ie as . ge 2 q } oe Rea eT eA gl gs oe a ~ 4 5 ¥ i LVRS : wa Ce Magny aa haan Salle aes rea iota i tia iB a cial ae oe fp Pa fa . eae oe Secrets of Bs £. 8. SITS \ Z7URICH the other day the pubitc attentioa xas distracted from the pians of Max Oser and nus Mathilde long enough to examine a pomon- 7 vase Fico Ontains a uriowus a i; Sinister interest for Amerwans tiquary amd coilector had dex Ss serpentine ring of the 2 is Tuaranteed to hare been made-sai t ‘raenth or the dawn of the sixteent® century xner of the trinket wore it home from irrived in Zurich with a badiv swollen and , ary and perhaps the correct immediat®iy offerei br the (hat the ring had Seen too t stoppage and evestuaily ‘rom which the pus condition had spread The victim responded to treatment aad later be declared that he as not satis- 2¢ explanation of his ilmess and caused an of the rime to be made br experts. FE ‘hat the bead of the golden serpent of ring was formed was holloe and imrge itaén several drops of fluid. Moreover, the ring under the serpent'’s bead ‘n® sharp peinmts of metal. possibir de- t er vorick the skin of its wearer in Sas disciosed a minmcre hele im the * these fine metal potmts, threugh which a doin ‘be bead of the serpent might have seeped. fixe the vemem through a serpent’s teoth tuto the fe aorastens of the skin » \‘naminations of the antiquarr. his frends and >i were nmmediate?r fired to visiene of Ber- “an pelseniuz plets and strange medieval crimes ermare ¢ > 2e_- enemies amd rivals al that weird partisan bis- tory ef Guicciariin? was revived fem M elees. and c ~Tveoe whe bead teacht any of the antique ewer, aad at of fects whirh Bave intelr been flowing oat of scientific staadinmg. whe were asked to examine the patient and Bis ring The hele sceeumm: of pemsening b= Means o Minut | bleed Dispersal of great European collections 9¢ Jewelry recalls the days when Kings and What flands were secreted m texilerous rings se powertal that they camsed m- stant death’ —Histery of pousens as leas as the lustery of man, bat modern chem- ists are unable to discover the nature of lethal substances used by the Sorsias TR = with mortal results Naturally, we doubt whether the comparatively ignorant late Middle Ages Epew more On the other hand. the accounts of these ancient poisonings are so convincing that tie mest ‘autious investigator finds it impessibie to discredit them. Poisoning was a great and murh tives art in Europe for 15 rears) Poves and Emperers sither empiored their official potsomers or enrenr- aged the sinister artists and used ‘their prodnets 4 Zain. anv thoeusands of alchemists and Magicians were at work through centuries of history. maxing stramge experiments and. it maz de. profennd discer- aries, Perhaps some of their knowledge was iost S7th wher arts that mankind hase forgerten Hence the jeadi- ring mar be left in the Iimbe of imoredadie possibilities To Americazs a close interest arises out of tze r- sent flex of Renaissance imports. Tae Malian oe against the expert ef oid am goods and e>jects of bhis- tertcal interest remains in force. bat apearencir there is a good deal of leakage especiall of ama’ oraa- ments and the like In additien. manr famiiiee ip other parts of Exrove hae been forred ST po veTty te disperse valuable collections. not onir of pairtings. bat netabir of old fwelrr The salk of BRuassiss croen jewels appears to hare remained iz the bam o? the new Gevrerument, but counties rich and netie families in ever European country have been com pelled to thre=s tbeir eruaments on the mare. aad these have feand their war not onlr te Amerira. bat to the Latizm countries in Seuth America and «=. te China. Siam. Australia and the Indian islands. RB is interesting te nere that these discergements 2 ~~aerded jewels Were so etvenmsive as to depress tie American and European diamend martet for nestly te rears. beginning im the sammmer of 19) and this tm spite of the clesing of the Afriran mines && the Te Beers sv adicate. im the hove of maintalniug The nich war pres. New York dealers are ms nes dispia ing omcsualls imneresting celiectiens of antiques. and. because of the great veeue of the resplendent lTtalian peered. there ts almest a prevonderaace of Renaissance gueds sf ecery kind, incindinge marh jewelry and perssual ornament. According! i is net serond the reaim of the possible for the experience of the Zurich collectar to be repeated In thie ceuntrr. Al this leads cs back. omee more intro the *ascimai- ‘mez mrstery of the poisoms and poisomers ef these spe- “lous and forbdiddime times [ takes cs Sack muck further im fact. to the very beginzings of the use of peisems b> humanitr Two thimgs are not teo eas? te otcture—the great antiquity of the empiormest of opeisems amd the fact that the seiseter soe an abom- ‘nable mowster Was ompce the maceter and kiee of men At a great banquet Lecaust2 2d away ore Brstanmrcus fer Mero, and was Izv- aa@ later, een within modern : es by a id Poisons Baffle Scie of great petentates <n The most primitive peoples on the aan use potsoms. Usually in warfare asd The savage tribes of the cmconquersd land make darts for their biew guns in vegetatie Doisens aad serpent veuge 4 on Mindanao — sharpened Sam oo stick been dipped in a poison Our soldiers stumbied ar or died if prempt medical attention Bat the Amazonian and «he Moro are far advanced over the staze in which to empies peisers. Anth -ooologists ¢ use of antma! poisoms. such as oth : came thousands of rears later than the fe . | AUT iin Cu = gave evidence of havi Wetzhed the forre and c = Word Considering all 8 farewell to the world is © : of morbidity. eroticism | _ This fina! messace and the Showed Lincdsey to have Who. failing im his quest for Shiace in what the Cos 3 Limdxes « Tter bere date of RS composition. On Nov. ’ Missive was sicned and ses

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atin Modern times. the “ighe jal ive peoples or the earth know a y in warfare and reliciongs of the unconquered Ams “On br their biow guns Which are a BS and serpent venorn The Messin. the southern Philippines, had m a planting in the tangled jungle nese q r sth ks, the points of which | poison extracted from the sting 4 The self-dissection of a human soul is seen in remark. . a% able message written by London bank cashier bled upon these savage defenses gai who, disappointed in love, kills successful rival tortures from the slight se Medical attention was not at hang a @n and the Moro ar comp ihe stage in which map came firs Anthropologists consider that the BS, such as both these tribes know years later than the first 2 emetable extracts ou Ae uy ame . The latter war i pooved in rites and in battle by 3 3 ; ee by ee e* Shamans of neolithic and peal __ hypocrisy of sf and these prehistoric 4] —. nes ened ttiate oa bee ss HE inmost emotions of a disappointed imagine the power pads a ga lover resolved firmly upon murder and over savage men wher the oe suicide were expressed quite vividly in s into convulsions at thea fall e a long message found in the pocket of 3 to tieath without a Pape al 3 a London bank cashier who recently SE Gheir tribes ith a maa killed his successful rival and himself. med feex inte corpses at a touch a “This letter.” said the Coroner, “is one iT to on most familiar with: ge co a og ~ ne oun . — tracts phrastus menti oe s the potion of hemieci: al it ied. The letter, addressed to the Coroner, is almost of the Bielienes kxnex most ot # ‘ rript lencth, and it was written with the s poisons of the modern pharm. g @™ “tiberation and the careful method of an ust seit: eee ence digital ‘guthor who sits down to indite a novel or a play. In Hadonna-yiel@ine nichtshade. the § © ™2é"ritten paces. the composition of an educated He’ thera apple and poppy gS Lindsay Lindsey, 36 years old, laid bare his > sulphides of greenic : } goal He wrote it, he stated in the document. after wcquainted with seme o* the an. § Sekine hours, when he could collect 7 2: mineral @ruc< of icthal po § M thoughts, the work occupying @' os hour or two each nicht for two Many months earlier, he onfe he had made up his mind i kill Archibald Grey, a youth of S who was a clerk in the same ti and himself. He had set the _ Gite of the murder and suicide. He “@ wote feverishly, yet by no means , to finish his task be- the day of the double tragedy. ‘Moving from luxurious bachelor's fers to a room in a middle-class B, he provided himself with materials. Each evening. duties at King’s Bank in being finished. he retired room, ordered a fire laid and. himself in, sat down to his task ef literary en- iver. Page after page of manu- ript he turned off. jealously guard- me the uncompleted work from , eye. His handwri‘ing was met, evVincing excelient penmanship. No sien of fingers did the chirozraphy show. In the Mantsript was no indication of the tre- feelings that must have surged within the ate man’s brain. From bezinning to end. the ee gave evidence of havine De eD written by one Weighed the force and calculated the effect of word. Considering a!) the circumstances, Lind- farewell to the world is without precedent in the of morbidity. eroticism and criminology. final messace and the oiher evidence at the Showed Lindsey to have been an amorous ezo- failing in his guest for an honorabie love, had Solace in what the Coroner termed “a life of & which he. on his own confession. lost his te 8 : TEC tA co letter bore date of Oct. 24, the day he be- Composition. On Nov. 7. just two weeks later. Was sizned and sealed. That day. late in the crime was committed. Complete tien of the criminal purpose set forth in the Proved quite conclusively that. however im normal Sanity the man was. Lindsay Lind- BO idle ravings when he wrote to the ty | or eee fl : Mii Hil a Mand the most pathetic figure in this triangle Mary Ferguson. She is 1% years old and and stenocrapher in the benk where Lind- Grey were employed. Both men were in love She had accepted the attentions of young spurned those of Lindsey. Miss Fergu- been sweethearts for more than a loved him. she had given him assur- she was 20 years old she wouid be- im. @ pretty girl, with dark hair, deep cheexs—a most attractive represen- middie—<lass English city maiden who business, lives with her parents in shel- and has a mind as well as an in- mother own. She is described as a high type of 3 young woman, nothing flapperish ‘ her, yet fond of amusement of the proper sort. Ploved and who was devoted to her SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— DECEMBER 10, 1922. 1 and himself — Determined upon crime many aratively § months in advance, set date, worked on confes- 1 sion to Coroner night after night for two weeks The girl, a pretty typist, had sparned him, and he wrote that life without love is, in a sense, Archie Grey had only his moderate salary. Lindsay Lindsey. who had been with the bank 16 years and drew a salary thuch larger than Grey's, had fallen ieir to an estate of considerable value. He had the reprta- tion of being a good business man. and his financta! prospects were bright at the time he met Edith Fer- guson. = “Grey's just a poor devil and always will be,” he told the girl. flaunting before her eyes his own finaneia! standing and promising future. Nevertheless, Edith Ferguson preferred Archie Grey She was intensely loyal to him. Time and again she told Lindsey to go his way and cease to interfere be- tween the young lovers Lindsey. having grown intensely jealous of Grey. tried all sorts of ways whereby he might gain the favor of the girl. He sent her. anonymously. a gold bracelet wrist watch. Edith told Archie about the watch. . “{ know who sent it—Lindsey.” the youth was quick to say. Lindsey wrote her severa!) ietters, though at the time Miss Ferguson was taking dictation from him as a part of her duties at the bank. His unweicome atten- tions caused her. after a few months, to request release from this work. She was transferred. so that no longer was she in such close daily business association with the man she had tome to dislixe and almost to fear. One of Lindsey's letters. written in May. 1921. read: “Dear Little Lady: I am asking for a rebuff in writing this, but I am going away for three months. and wish to offer an explanation of my conduct for the past week. I believe you have been willing to give me another chance to seek your company .. I have been such a miserabie devil that it is a wonder you put up with me for so long as you did I have been much run down for some time past. and falling in love with you has made me worse. It is a great pity that such a lovely creature as yourself should inspire depression in 2 Man. You are, darling. the most charming girl I have ever met. ang there is nothing in the world I would not do for you Yours sincerely. P - LANDSAY LINDSEY.” Some time later she received another letter which. she testified at the inqueét. virtually asked her to be- come engaged to Lindsey. nn onl Selieeeeee nk ee pitl MISS EDITH MARY FERGUSON. “Did* you give him an answer over phe telephone” inquired the Coroner “I think that was what it was.” “And did you reply, ‘No?’ “You” Miss Ferguson testified that Lindsey followed her about. He sought her company for the theater, which she declined. Once. early in the affair, she went out to lunch with him. Presently she did ali she could to avoid him. One day he met her on a train and tried to renew the acduaintance. “T said. ‘No. it is impossible. ” “and she testified ‘| as*ed him to promise on his honor that he never would interfere with Archie or me again. He said he never would interfere with Archie any more” Early last spring Miss Ferguson wrote to Lindsey de clining an invitation to tea, and adding: “It’s no use, and I want nothing more to do with you It is not fair to you and Af@hie, and he mua have the first consideration. Thies must be final, and @# you come to my home again it will be at my people's in vitation, not mine.” On the afternoon of Nov. 7 Edith and Archie left the bank together. They met a friend named Denis 5e: mour. Grey suddenly remembered that he had left in his locker at the bank a book in which were his “lines” for an amateur theatrical performance in which he and Mise Ferguson were to appear “I'll go and get it,” said Grey; “I'll be right back” “That was the last time I saw him alive,” testified the girl, who appeared at the inquest in deep mourn- ing Seymour told the rest of the story of that day. After waiting some time he went to the bank to learn what was delaying Grey. Already the two bodies had been discovered in the locker room in the basement Grey apparently had opened his locker to get the book Lindsey. lying in wait, approached from behind The murderer fired a bullet from a revolver into the back of Grey's head, almost tearing away the top of his skull. Then he fired one more shot. at himself, and fell dead a few feet from his victim. Seymour took Miss Ferguson to her home, revealing to her, by grad- ual steps, the horror of the tragedy which had blighted her life. (Contenucd on Page 13.) PAGE THREE

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nee ee eS Sade ee oo ’ r . om ; ies $ fi ™ a = 7 . £ ti 2 > é ap ; = : i a. . 4 * 4 . is the first of a series of three exceptional : “~ > gm alligator im a very big rage =. giving the experiences of a noted | : , 4 Pe REN a “The boat had only three feet so :mong the dancers of Melanesia i +; | —_ ay \ ‘ee = allizatcr can spring much ae | : “I 3. thought it the better part o BE iy ta CR RIN Ome one te Atay ste ‘the canvas veranda screens | Ol eae sili . ; P! ~ | quiet. By and by the first ro BEATRICE GRIMSHAW Bee ow Map Se , en by wea ty te oe VENTURES in Melanesia are not regardec 25 T ; , allie: adventures. The very word is discredited ‘adventure.~ no one talks cf in a wavy. bad form: after im the «country ne feels more than bed form, it canvas of the blinds shook ar trated. [It was very dark i spring-tide night. end nobody talk about “adventures mile. except the alligators ~ penny dreadful > fight out with no interferenc ‘hey are net adventures. Dat y* 4 é ’ ~A west away. In the morni at times Peonpie dic in ka Ses * CAs tee i 4 ‘ : ~~ | bgrore bushes standing by the 7. Serieus imconveniences, sac! ae | el fy ei : YS MS (heat bad been broken down on barren islands and far-off - | f a ~ gad the smei!l of musk that st gir was stifling. | 1 began to think of moving @m incident that occurred some far to decide the move. My & as set about the middle o : thickness of plank betwe > =~ ‘~ © matives. attacks raders. officia! ’ ales cf what might 1 8 (SER % Wasi 4 we } the underiying water, which The rea! adventure. t he startling vs ‘ tet 3S SS Ne! ' wide channeis between the wa — j : ’ Ya SCS NN wi > Ope night I was awakened by omenpge else at secon ri?T Im the morning the brute bh “2TROOD so had [| One nicht ; om the back of an allizator | Yet this was not an adventun through the plank [ft was Some time iater | did not Sy “J Be devil frsk wrth rts sucter-earmed tentacies. shark whieh bit off arms and lege. . - {| speaking. made the victim of is attenem J A Ne An ee further adventures { can remember more seared on that ocrasion than G@ Gg) m it EATR®E GRIMSHAW has explored. »rob- my life—but nothing cot me I! have ES walem. abiv more tham amy other living woman. a shark with a very iarce Sand unplesmt ae ) tus, hold the perilous. extensive Wilderness of New in the lagoon of Ratahaneca Island. © ra Or their we ceepapintans “Tridacna * Guinea. Her lomz sojourn im that almost because | was foolish enough to wear a oat CMMs GF fhe Swrits me" iimhes undiscovered region “East of East and West of dress—-but [ won the race to te “uch as five ar six @et whieh lurks. kaif- West.” toward which she first made her wavy as boat. and tumbled in — dcen uncer agen ang thi ~ a correspondent ‘or a Londos sewspaper ‘has : ae bee mane m a burrcage im i } iver Mia, pons : on Bow ine: enabled her completely to absorb its charm. as uooriy manned sailing vessel. Dat the a} _— cupceggne . vividiy portrayed in her fiction. besides giving sin * i nave intruded intro a New ‘ ihe great Marore shells her first hand acquaintance with the starker facts here are other—an‘now? whoch form the fabric of these articles. mo arms and was very imopolitely , ta) Amonz her best Known volumes are “From the town bad lately committed 2 @ i care io a3 da ry . o ji to the Cangibal islands” “When the Red took me for a spy bat robedy tried @@ Gods Cali.” “The Sorcerer's Stone.” “Vaiti of the thimgs ‘hat hare net happened to me islands.” “Guinea Gold.” “Conn of the (Coral book in themselves. if anroedy ever = Sees” and “The Terrible Island.” : . | was. several times not eaten OF Miss Grimshaw was born at Cloona. Countr davs before Port Moresby was built. Antrim. iretand. and educated at Caen. France * Sagi ' houseboat set upon three cigantic ao ¢ Vietorta College. Peifast. and Bedford Coilece moored in a very lovely coral bay siving Gress. so that # London She devoted some time to newspaper cm bangaiows met roa * ' “ ; ; ys oo a — ' was work in Ireiand before receiving the assienment la those days the bay was what a i WENe & series of articies a ‘walk-abeut place belonz ailigater™ pam , Code. .{ upon the savage stands of the Meianesia. [por where alligators seeme? to meet af ; arriving there. Miss Grimshaw found herself i congress, i had uot known this = xi Miade lain lam th bed- . an mace a quaintance with “trance baed-Manpered. ander a spell. she confesses. which has never | spe for my housefeat to neored, mishing fisti--Dut no shars tripeed and stumbied since been Droken ) ; | : ~ ; ° arsed te over coral hotes. Dut @@erhed no Tridacnas. never saw t is is atone tie ; . : ' frien e al | i ws oe the light of day aSeve me fail in a mdden eriinse as | ‘ bi. a move away. Te very few moaeths te : : (Raf went it—Decause no diver. white or brown will boat |! had te cross a wide beac® . mre bet in ail be bility | ever again use a dress inside which someone has died sangpiank set om the stern of the bast & venture ". mM af prooediity. me one would ever There was 4 swim once across a Fijian river known dark the whole piace reeked of ‘ have known anything a5out it. amd my good new div to be infested with a vers dameerous variety of river hideous sme of minsied mask amd img dress would have Been a dead luss to the compan shark. which bit off-arms amd legs. and ze is : een iced for what it is. can PAGE FOOR SUNDAY > ton ho ps Si inland town. with one white man aad Ga -_ e gea. which five : and S a.Ways ; ani ‘hat something might t tt lime, the beimet. clvers #tpectalion baa have Stappened on that what ‘o do. if I saw a I bad a2 walk on the bettom of the Torres Straits i? would if a4 sttmg-ra> as bim as a dbetiroem floor were hovering round it | had it would bare been an ad- “ 4G AZINE—ST. 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off arms and : ing got me. ' . sailing as very impolitely received legs, and, gene victim ‘of its attentions useless i can remember having 7 at occasion than on any other # Rakahanca Island. Centro! enough to wear a red bat the race to the guarding in. yht in a hurricane in vessel, but the vessel ded into a New Hebrides < one white man and one black s+. * I have been chased F large and unpleasant fookiag © - small 38 ly committed a murder OF two 4 but nobody tried to eat me. not happened to me would if anybody ever read such be times. not eaten by alHigators i hiv oresby was built. when a canoes on three gigantic war lovely coral bay now _ E. the bay was what the natives ¢ belong alligator” _that is, 2 @ seemed to meet at night for a not known this wher select boat to be moored. ance was caused to myse! igators that | was obliged to move away. To reach the cross 2 wide beach and £° Usually the stern of the boat. lace reeked of alligators—‘"* mingled musk and dead-bedy for what it is, can hever be f ws ~ Ye En oe an # te bay * the beach, I carried a lighted hurri- lamp, which is a fair safeguard, and aboard the lugger” I thought myself On dark spring-tide nights, with high swirling round the boat and driving farther in shore, my friends and I used to e on the veranda drinking coffee and telling preaking off now and thep to tell one that there was surely ‘an alligator g about under the bedroom window— .- smell was not to be mistaken. night, alone in the boat, I was waked she poise that seemed to split her fram 4 eee ie Z to - It might have been a steamer let off under my bed, or it might ‘have = @ bull being drowned on the port side FE “shy A %, #, boat. I guessed it to be what it was— in a very big rage, just alongside. “Wee boat had only three feet of freeboard, and tor can spring much more than that. ht it the better part of valor to leave Wee canvas veranda screens down and keep - By and by the first roar was repeated ‘en then doubled. Two alligators were there. iy big males engaged in a fight. ‘J do not know how long the fight went on: ‘the bellowing was loud. and so near that the qanvas of the blinds shook and the floor vi- trated. It was very dark indeed, a nasty night. and nobody nearer than a mile extept the alligators. They had their fight out with no interference from myself, and went away. In the morning all the man- ‘bushes standing by the water near the had been broken down and trampled. mé the smell of musk that still hung in the | Pbegan to think of moving after this, and m incident that occurred somewhat later went to decide the move. gts Sg a My bed—a low camp about the middle of the boat, with thickness of plank between myself and underiying water, which ran up in two channels between the war canoes. night I was awakened by an odd. absurd that there was somebody under the bed wp, lit the lamp. and looked. There was a very strong smell of aiiigator up directly from underneath the bed. I ky down in; back came the smell. Evi- an’alligator of good size—they run ove % feet in Papua—and of hungry disposition was my bed. a 0 one likes alligators under the bed, even when a @m of planking separates them from the mea! they desire I could hear faint movement against be floor—it might have been armored hide scraping brs a a handle length of my person. to be done till daylight. MG succeeded, more or less. the morning the brute had gone away. But there was So I tried to sleep, ~ In the i shad I. One nicht spent sieeping practical- : on the back of an alligator is enough. - Yet this was not an adventure—the alligator couldn't through the plank. SS — “ It was only an annoyance. » Bome time iatér I did not have several adventures. “The carriers were vot fit to SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 19, Beatrice Grimshaw, novelist and explorer camping along in the big main range of Papua ‘ihe inland towns of this regien are amazing places and nothing could be less like the “beaten track” from which adventure seekers turn in abhorrence. But they are hard to reach. Tourist and trave! facilities of any Kind the country does not know. You must make your own way down the stormy, reef-studded coasts to the spot from which you wish to start in a hired launch or sailing vessel. | Having arrived. together with all the stores you need for the trip, and all the carriers to transport them, vou camp for a night, portion out loads, and start next morning on foot. If the tribes you intend seeing are dangerous you may—or may not—ask permission from the Government to arm vour carriers as well as CHRONICLES OF UNUSUAL DARING OR sérene bravery, even sang froid in adventures of which Miss Grimshaw makes so light—- because they did not actually “get’’ her—these articles are remark- able. It would be especially difficult to find a parallel to the situation in which she, as a lone white woman, get out to run @ plantation with a crew of unregererale-man eaters. ARTICLE II. The Wolf Man and the Dread, In- vistble Orgies of the Bush. Temples hung with skulls—A forest missionary’s bones—A close call for white visitors—Hideous traces of the Kukukuku, a mysterious race which snatches victims while remaining un- seen. ARTICLE III. A Woman Planter With Cannibal Labor to Master. Taking charge of 12 savages-—-A tug of war for domination—In an atmos- phere of murder—Plot to slay with a failing tree-—Improvised profanity- Dealing with open mutiny. yourself. I did not do so on one occasion which proved to be the start of an interesting and a—somewhat—adventurous trip. I carried my own revolver; the carriers, who were picked up at a coast village, were a rather poor lot, and not fit to be trusted with firearms: also, the five days’ journey into the interior lay through districts that were quiet at the time. It is true that not long afterwards a pros- pector, Mackintosh by name, was killed in the same district, cooked piecemeal! in his own pots, and eaten, but nothing could have been pleasanter and kiader than the treatment ! met with myself. A woman alone, being clearly no war party is often safer than a man I rode a horse for part of the journey, but left him as soon as possible, since the tracks became impassa- ble for horses and extremely risky, winding as they did up and down appalling precipices all the way. There might have been an adventure at Deva-Deva, a village several days inland, where | camped for a night. The natives had all been the fiercest of cannibal war- riors a very few years before, but were converts of the Sacred Heart Mission, and when I visited them, quite polite. They were mountain dwarfs. the men well under five feet, and the women no larger than white girls of % years. They wore no clothes at all—either sex—save-a piece of string round the waist and a good many beads and dog's teeth roufid the neck (Continued on Page 17.) be trusted with firearms.” PAGE FIVE

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Ve: game aha i at MD se Hee ; — Bae ea ONL, & yny “eo : “ 1s rapt + Pee he. oe ah re mr ee ae Loe PR 21g pe ete =—T 4 » a » PRs ‘ a 3 4 > ace, nae ah SPE regs oot ae ure Ae al owe ' ee pe Mot A vw Hasalat Whois te gent o om 4 Tn A By strange turns of fortune’s wheel the . - > > aA cali The Dead IMPOSTERS KEEP OUT LEASE O THIS LA BELONGS CHILDREN SS SAND SPRINGS ew verets ” wf &% opulent proceeds of an Indian oil lease are diverted, through recent finding by the Supreme Court of the United States, to beneficent uses of a self-perpetuating home for de- pendent children in Oklahoma— Charles Page has fought for eight years to hold this property for his wards—“Tommy Atkins case” ends happily at last s: : s: HEN von read the other day in brief Assotiated Press dispatches from Washingtam that “the derision of the i nmited States Sapreme Court rester- dav that Thomas Atkins was the soa of Minnie Atkins releases more than $2.00.000 to Charies Pace. millionaire oll and cas maz.” vou did not read the _ these dismatehes vou did not find men- of a @ ad negro bub it is the dead negro baby the real hero of ‘S$ Stery— even though that i were Dut a myth. as the Luited States Government i for sO Many vears. Stram@e to say. tbe i-orernmments court resort has reversed the (.overmment as repre- by the Denartment of Justice. The Supreme has found the dead neero bab: Nobdedy elise That was done, ant of land in severalty. the tribes had their lands in common. caiebrated Dawes Com- worked im indian for several years, iy ip this century, alloting lands to the individual In- Back individual got a pumber of acres. ac- to the area of the republic to which the belonged. The Creeks 166 «acres apiere—men. and children alike. Prior to the emancipation of Begroes. the Indians of Five Civilized Tribes heid Under the act provid- for iand ailotments al! and descendants of were rezarted as In- Citizens. sharing equally Bee ie how Tommy Atkins edt alloted a quarter s the actual or mythical on the population rolls fjoner Dawes and his co there. by name. and zav Weick as an Indian citizen he ' made and provided 2g 5 oe represented on the rolls as & Creek indian segres CHARLES PAGE than half the states of the Union The legal! profes- sion in Oklahoma believes that there never has been a suit to quiet title in which so many depositions have been taken in so many parts of the country. The Tom- my Atkins case—as such it is known—became long before its fina! settlement a matter of interest virty- ally nation wide. The Supreme Court decision means that at last defi- niteiy and for good and all, Mr. Page of Sand Springs and Tulsa bas won ‘!» Tommy Atkins case. For tha! matter. he has wou i several times already: but the opposition always got rehearings and retrials until after tortuous progress the canse got to the last court -— the poor-rich Mr Page wor out. From thé outset the ome cardinal point of difficulty presented was that of finding the dead negro baby . history is painfullv. ere | aan | ve. His father didn’t | This does not mean that it was . 7. . figured ommy. se the tiny biack corpse or a small skeleton. hw shortly before the dead-Ih te orove that Tommy Atkins ever existed atae@ es a step to increase in Be Page said yes. The United States Gove aa ne Babies cn after that There were other points of divergenc®; =ae— B share im the land Babies | emerge as this story proceeds. [If you are read equaliv wich their paren: a case comprising complications of the @ wees Tommy's allotment Was peeaitel you need look no farther: the Tommy — recent years has become the o it. Complications cling tenaciously to es His 160 acres lay aig ti of it. — what is known now the First off, a bit of history. The Creek ee z ofl mae gm. 4 one of the Five Civilized Tribes of red Se a region was a wild ‘tract ¢ removed many rears azo from their pied man. A crow ‘living oval Georgia and contiguous states to a part af 7 i bave had to diane ration: known erroneously as “the Great American] a Eeeay coveted the Tommy Athine | The paleface invaders coveted the homeland &S P@upposed «5 have died in ear skin aborigines. They could raise cotton ‘ : that he was a land oan with the basicambetment of negre slave — we Atkins, fell heir to his told the origina! population to get off 3 let us of] the wheels of Thev even aided the getting off The great more smoothiy For No Man's Land which comprises now the GS ordinar: purposes ef the marvel State of Oxlaboma was would have’ ste whites looted after the reds im 2 paternal More than a mashed po dowbt to ease the paleface conscience. = for the Tommy At- Slanted Indians took root and grew. ee ® tract on: oll was dis- somehow to grub long on the sew land =m Rot far away. The usurpers to the east ficured never would | hates Of] field. one of Ok- white man’s bother to settle. is 8 earliest great- Those five tribes created local gOe=rEEE mas Coenad a Flow- erecting a little republie within the . S0ld from the earth's They were unique. interesting. remarzable, @rew thither a mob indian republics. Each of them was 8 greedy for gain Tail unwritten. The Cree*s and the two of the five. showed special ccna government. They were mezsurably ably comtented. living their own hives way. Then came the oneweep of the the red. The white wom. The white 4 America, at any rate. nobedy ever zs the closing decades of the nineteen a white usurper got his foothold on tt He invaded the five little redskis lands, after all, had turned out ‘to be im any sense. “Let us go in and possess them.” ao They went in. not only as straggling tiers. but fimally. through act of steaders. Beginning in the spring of strip. section after section of the = opened to white settlement imately 4 area occupied “by the Five Civilized TF PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 10, 1922.

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| 9000,000 to White Orphans allotted to the Indians ["™ Indian Territers been its title. Indian : became, i5 years . the eastern half of the State of Oklahoma The invasion was com- The whites had won! gs a preliminary to the » ginning something had to for the Indians. They | pot be robbed outright bs the Government that had - them a new land in ob- we exchange for their They must be made over regular Americans, these. only real Americans—-they be erected into American ip. That was done, each Indian received an t of land in severaity. mw the tribes had their lands in common. ated Dawes ©“om- worked in - Indian witory for several years, in this century, alloting the lands to the individual In- ‘Eee individual! got a gumber of acres. ac- to the area of the republic to which the aiian belonged. The Creeks pot 160 acres apiece—men, omen and children alike. Prior to the emancipation of Begroes, the Indians of Five Civilized Tribes held ‘Under the act provid- mw for land ailotments a!! + and descendants of ©!rl's dormitory at Sand Springs Home, where many beneficiaries of Charles Page's millions are being*reared.- men were regarded as In- , _ citizen S, sharing equally in the land Fight years ago Charles Page, founder of the city~ Now it contends that there neve: show Tommy Atkins gét his--that is.the Dawes of Sand Springs, seven miles west of Tulsa tle teow 6k ti : Mion alloted a quarter section of Creek Indian founder of the Sand Springs Home. a mile or su each of whor 5 rea tag tg the actual or mythical person named Thomas east of his new town, and founder of a fortune Atkins. we rad sae om the population rolls of the Creek nation. of millions in oil, got into the game ig the Cusb- Prior to that court action. in the autumn foner Dawes and his colleagues found Tommy ing field. Oil prospectors and producers were grabi@ne fight against the Page ‘Jease had = weal there, by name. and gave him the i60 acres to up leases wherever they thought there was a favor- negro bor named Quentin oa ne + ’ as an Indian citizen he was entitled under the able prospect. For a comparatively small sum Charles. near Muskoges Hoscateer he ae be “6 . made and provided at Washington. He Page bought from Minnie Atkins the right of drilling ata pga os is Ra — — fepresented on the rolls as the son of Minnie At- for oil on the Tommy Atkinstract. It wasahit or miss cntitled to an allotment and that he « 4 cea aes Bag mam antthwd ass a Page might strike oil, and he might not. 16 acres not alread) granted a E é A tegencotthe rsety, As turned out. he did. Early in 1915 it was stated on. Oi) having been produced on mn that it was necessary to find ative. His father didn't figure—it was Tommyry that the Tommy, Atkins lease was producing 8000 bar- he boy chose that quarter section or a small skeleton. The job wa figured. Tommy, so the record ran, had been rels of oil a day, which meant at that time some- romas Atkins, an aliezed person my Atkins ever existed at all. Charla m shortly before the dead-line date, April 1, 1899. thing around $16,000 every 24 hours iood, died prior to April 1. 1899, tt United States Government said a8 & Sop to increase in population for allotment Now, if you know an:thing about human nature, you lorment of Atkins was entered points of divergence, which : —. ee eat Sntitiod know why Tommy Atkins became important. Tommy that the patent tssued to Atkins be y proceeds. If you are looking fe d. Babies are before that date Atkins was dead -—that is, there was no such person as nulled and that the land be all complications of the super & : et wi parents Tommy Atkins at that time: there had not been for Complications collected rapid!; farther; the Tommy Atkins case ‘recent a — = ss ated | west of Tuisa. which some years there Was only a vague memory. or pos- deriared they could prove that 7 cling tenaciously to every 8m te 8 amen 95 nl the = ose of the South- sibly mérely a tradition, of a Tommy Atkins that had early to become an aligttee hes | ) what st Sea — in sections 4-18-7 and 5-18-7 been. On March & 1915, this news dispatch was sent >roof ic the Tommy Atkins case was of history. The Creek Incians me w as the north extension of the out from Muskogee, Ok., seat of the Federa! Court VE Juentin Garrett was but one of severa Mvilized Tribes of red men that 3 Pid. hen the allotment was made. A receiver for the Tommy Atkins allotment. said sought to realize on the property remains of the dead azo from their native lands Was a wild tract, unused by civilized or to be worth $1,000,000, was appointed today by the Fed- or unbern—-nezro baby. Several sets of alleged yous states to a part of what i eee A crow ‘iying over Tommy Atkins’ land eral Court. In this case the Government. for the Creek struggied between themselves for the handsome stake as “the Great American De ort. ve had to carry rations or go hungry. No Nation, contends that the allotment was made to a Another mother for Tommy sprang up out of some- ers coveted the homeland of the py coveted the Tommy Atkins tract. Tommy himself fictitious person, and that it should be canceled and the where, or nowhere, by name Nancy At*ins She, not They could raise cotton down tes that ty have died in early boy hood, - before he property revert to the Creeks. An oil company has a Minnie Attins, was Tommys mother. so she contended iment of negro slave labor. So *” a. + a land Orne. His reputed mother, lease om the land and is producing 8000 barrels a day through her lawvers Tommy as Nancy s 80n Was jus! population to get off the cream ms fell heir to his property The Gevermmnent mende da arbitrary allotment to ‘Tam- «2 dend 2s Minnie's ©Om eam, and consequently Nanc) > getting off. The great trek tou “=e us oil the wheels of this story and move my Atkins because his name was on an old Indian roll was entitled to inherit his estate ich comprises now the easter a q more smoothly. For It was the appearance of or ee — . oi i f BF Nahcy Atkins that caused the the reds in a paternai wa), parm may Woulé have ziven ark Nt ES; eee te step tuto tht i oes , Paget p tr —— .. { S| wabatl oe) case. Certain features induced teok root and grew. and @ ¥ B treet Tommy At- re ea Avil g fo Tad an ao Devertment jong on the new land which the until oi] was dis- nit a fal . : TL Gees Atkins 4 | for one thing. had too many t figured never would be worth a ofl far away. The ; We | | | olga og , disappeared was not made aoe of voce was a romance, ™ % drew thither a mob | : ———— clear. It began to look, to the Cree*s and the Cherokees, 0 preedy for gain. Tall ) —- : eyes of Uncie Sam, just as M $ jocal ye bundreds of Lnem., ' THE FOUY - ne . » r had rear? omet nin owed special aptness for é themse! V Ze. | +- Z _— somebady had put something were measurably prosperous. e ) the air New _ es) OF : over on the Dawes Commis me their own lives in their @ " asin See toh i —_ helabrere = sion away back there in 189% the onsweep of the white , buffed pee a aaa {é UP kg / 7 Minnie Atkins was defend ite won. The white always wins. m e bean their i | ; : = ant in the suit brought by the rate, nobody ever plays the red. @ creaking and _— , UT — SS Government. but Charies Paze turgling ee . 4 JS * AT ‘ Ay — ' fought the fight Severa! — who of the nineteenth century | - - Fuge stor- years ago Minnie Atkins died his foothold on the indian £ sate , ¢ = five little redskin republics. a a in the = they ) htm SF ——— P The Page ‘awyers kept the turned out to be fertile. at = ® trom — —~ as =—= home fires burning under the : the landscape. 3 — ee —— i , a a 4 | by the: : | = Tommy Atkins «il pot. Page and possess them,” said the I AE 0 catch th ir shallow , | ee a ZZ == was convinced that there was, only as straggling squatters and in case me peace Rit iW ii F eo 2 — or had been, a Tommy Atkins 3 lightning ’ a : > % and that the lease he had ac- , through act of Congress. 4° ing in the spring of 1889. ore — ie te | . =e SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 10, 1922. PAGE SEVEN

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pe head of Gen. Robert E. Lee. 14 side. The sketch is nine he has had designed an & pic lense, for the projection size against the huge mass which, with a powerful light. 22. of mit. . So ad +8 m Lee, superintended placing it on the a y a ~ * was raised. However, America’s entry into /World War made it necessary to halt opera- _ assisted by several engineers, supervised q@ection of scaffolding down the side of from the top. and after drawing the head of xact spot He has laid out all the 1 the he will begin to carve r principal figures L present he is completing a $160,000 project at WwW J..to be known as the All America’s War al a commission which he accepted before the Fon the Stone Mountain Memorial was renewed. : ee—this has been completed, he will return Hanta and resume his work We will remain ee wptil it has been completed and the memorial is i be in For eight vears of .continua! : be required to complete tt } mtain itself is a yatural wonder Thonu- is. [ peopie annualiv from al: over the United ites visit this greatest single mass of granite any- pase’ Seite 10 pave a hichwav 7 times i movntain, and fe i- side, where the memo- area of seven bast to the summit largest fine 700 feet on its sheer will be carved, it «© It is one mile approachahbirc side and aceording to . ft vers a total monolith Contains enough arouncd the world ‘ijlonaire. who the ‘anfederacy at : : > gq’ —-* . made 1} Me tier A ark TT: H. Venahie ift yr? oyvwne ; ' : ) r ‘ 32 for thé beogy se who has ended pernpend the Daugthte rial. as wel] ws Will te natain then he has ermine its acouired zwmnany mute franite veurs ago made « 7 lgne OV seliinege Qmarries iocated on its ‘ar side * = ey 7s my afew bundtres vards from the mour plates erent? ne fe has been one of the most energetic workers The memoria! and the open-air theater. deedine wNiainsice and Hheralls the fund for He save v build , : ong iM*- rhe me ground has sinb- the Daughters of the the vark he the aith. CON. eroun ry, to wno ra>re the thensands «/ ted arnually. meureria!) are . pierides the danger of falling which the stone carv- b will meet in their _ Not once, but Mmanv *‘? . x, fag oe pave samewhere on the mountain and . from the base of the mountain. 2aenad work is a rumored peril an explosion inside 1). ens have been that Stone Voorn: } ried =f ome a seetn volcano, and destr:: Py f living in af area of Man’ niles no? a French seeress bdicted that Stone Moun:ain tt ¢] » following a disastrous earitha roy Atlanta and that iM] the mountan erything @ desolaie waste her legend is thut when Sherman's forces mace famous March to the sea thev used the mountain @ secre: storing plac: it is claimed that hur of pounds of gunpowder were secreted within so cleverly trines t}< rn nie 2a Vebs- would miles reduced ake which rd for hundreds o woutd he that it never has been found Tabbie.”” an aged necress who lives about a half who claims tale of gunpowder She says that one nieht into the house he waz ilmost me 105 years old. tells Whe cares to listen the wer her h: ali over and the to shand ran SC aitraid that Steps used by the workmen in passing up or down the steep, dangerous face of the mountain. —_ borgium says some of the men probably will fall and be killed. je Yankee sol- side and dat all dis dem mountain it biowin it up and country.” lates. “Me and manh outen hyer right now. but when we splosion for several days, we comie on me dai runpowder in talkin aho “Dat nigger t: fiers hidin’ he heerd ‘em hyer part o’ cold man we left didnt hyer no and wes been right hver ever since “But dese hver folks into dat roountain. dev’s ewine hit dat gunpowder and blow us kinedom come Ah don’ like dis hyer idee of hunzgin’ off and borin’ inio rock De Lord didn't mean for to come mess His creations, and Ah think dey'd better let alone. Devs enough miser’ 1 dis anshow, and hain't no use in dem white folka messin up dat wif dere foo! carvin. aint hit gran’ enough now?” ‘Aunt Tabbdies”™ seer de de She re back, hite come borin all to men de top dat Pont white folks Ti enough up well ¥worid riorious mountain But ideas in the legend of the gunpowder have on magnificent project. Just as strange asthe old negreas’ mans forces hiding comoustib!les lezends of the mountain it is a Atlanta and adjacent towns that Stone once the bome of a great Indian indians the oniy people perpendicular side, whereon carved Put, human Many and her be- had no effect guaint old this sher- other popular belief Mountain and that legend of there, are many in ‘war these the iride ever able to scale the memoria! is vere tj te so far 2s is Known, there has never been a being who succeeded in climbing have tried. Some have met death, some have been able to get a part of the way up. But the trip all the to the top of Stone Mountain can be made Chivy by the one beaten track from the south ap proach. Even this has several difficult stretches which require real mountain-climbing ability. The present-day Ku Kliux Klan heid its first initia- tion at midnight atop the mountain. and since that time has held numerous ceremonials there it is seid that in the carpet-bag days, just after the Civil War, the real Ku Klux Klan met on Stone Mountain many times. The feasibility of the mountain az a sounding board was recently demonstrated by Marie Tiffany. the opera this side Way mile away from the back to the perpen- Was heard a sanz with singer, whose mountain when dicular wall. Miss Nan Stephens. district chairman for five South ern in the National Federation of Music Clubs long has been interested in the possibilities of an open- air at Stone Mountain, with the mountain as 4 giant sounding board. Through her ef various tests have been made John Powell, the pianist, tried and at one time the great Caruso made a piigrimage the The great tenor facing the mountain, at a distance of approximately 200 vards, to test the echo. ™ Miss Tiffany's test the first to sang several times, and listeners stationed as far as a mile away heard her distinctly of vards she seemed be but wel] did the mountain wa!] send forth her That assured the building of the open-air the ater. The nature of the ground at the base of the sheer almoost idea! There is a natural hollow and very have to be done to construct a to the mountain Forrest Adair, wealthy Atlanta real estate dealer, who raised the money for the theater, predicts that it will be not only the largest but the best open-air the- ater in the world. He predicts further that people from all over the world will come to Atianta for the city’s annual spring festival of music The Metropolitan Opera company of New York goes to Atlanta each year for a week's engagement. and it is expected that if the theater is completed hefore next suring. at least one opera will be given at Stone Moun- VYoliCce she ner states theater ¢ iorts, out the acoustics. to nrotntain Sanyv was he made she while within a distance a few feet away, 80 voice tine a8) test for a laree theater hlasting of the sloving approach side is littie will stage out fain. The theater is costing more than the memorial is because Borgium has donated his services, and will all the other famous sculptors who assist in the work The Daughters of the Confederacy. who work in active charze. believe that the amount to be expended is trifling compared with the great value the memorial and theater will be to posterity) That sO have the ; Semeral « =w of Stone Mountain, and the precipitous face on which mighty memorial to Confederate soldiers will be carved. The line of figures marching into battie will extend for about a mile, carved in relief out of the Jiving rock. Near the summit can be seen the sheds and w2%oden steps being used in the work. pe SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA rCH—DECEMBEK 1a, PAGE NINE

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STEARNS, Professor in the Department of Biblical Literature, McKendree College. Lebanon, Ill. who recently re- turmed from a visit to Rome and its catacombs. ROM Rome. city of wonders. comes another surprise. On the Viale Manzoni, where the via di Porta Maggiore opens out. workmen were excavating for foundations for a large _ garage. A break was made into a subter- ramean cham Der At once, measures were taken to hush matters so as not to be hin- dered in the work of construction. But people will talk and before long word reached the ears of the De- partment of Education. Active stens were taken and a space on the cormer was reserved as public domain At present. a temporary shedlike building has been erected and admittance is special and with the curator present. for a modest compensation. of course. Even- tually, when money is in hand. a chapel will be erected and another added to the more than 500 churches of Rome. The chamber discovered proved to be richer than was anticipated. It is a hitherto unknown catacomb ef underground Rome Descendine by a stairway the room divides into two ramps leading right and ieft to square chambers below Fromreach chamber a sloping passageway leads further. The“uncertain nature of the rock renders further exploration periious until sult- able supworts can be provided Possibiv this very feature led to the final abandonment of the place for burial purposes. At once questions arise. is this a pagan monument or is it of Christian origin’ A/!thouch pirate hands have broken in and despoiled these chambers. there is moch left for archeology to puzzie over. The chief interest at this time lies with the outer left-hand cham- ber Twelve large spaces provide for 1° large-sized figures of men. most of them bearded and al! of them dressed in long. white. purpie-Dordered togas. reaching below the knees. The heads are bare and covered with heavy, curling hair. The feet also are bare. Severa! figures are carrying books in their hands. The genera! demeanor as well as the faces is noble. dicnified even What are believed to be portraits of St. Peter (at lett) and St. Paul upon the which buiiders workmen found at Rome. majestic There are 11 of these figures: the twelfth space shows no traces of a painting. though time may have effaced it. Or was the figure of Judas omitted’ These do not seem to be figures from Roman myth- ology, the attire and general ma*eup’ preciude such a conclusion. With two of these figures the names of Peter and Pan! have become associated. The face of Peter is much lite that we should expect from what we know of him and his manner of life. Of Paul we had likenesses in early art, as one from the catacomb of Domatilla. fourth century. and others from medals and communion geiasses of the third century. The Pauline fieure here is superb, the features are strong and noble. the eyes compel attention. The art of ~ portraiture is of early date: the Christian world eariy had commonly accepted idealx of these apostles. and while these are the nodiest of all. they bear certain unmistakable characteristics that may weil sanction our conclusion as to identity “There seems to be no further doubt.” says Pref. Calza. “that the tomb belonged to a Christian community.” Other details tend to confirm this theory. Ip an- other arched panel sits a bearded ficure. in his hands a large volume. Below him a flock of sheep and goats are feeding. This is doubtless a representation of Christ the Good Shepherd. Four times the detail of the Good Shepherd appears on the wall There is some variation. due. perhaps. to the fact that the fig- ures are highiy idealized. that of the Christ most of ail. Bo. _—_— Nl: in tie — ye wa fe ae a ~~ a oe 7“ tind Poa a ws 7 ae Ol aes co s im the underground chamber which probabiy was tomb of early Christians. The figure of the peacock occurs aiso fe tail spread to full fam Here there & sion. Did the peacoc’ symbolize the resurn believe; immortality. as others; of vanity, of pride’ Ancient amncal molt and rejuvenescence of ace wih death and renewed iife he was regarded as incorruptibic, says @ the peacock, with radiating . sentation in any form or at any am the finest as well as most cc latter figure is fine. the bearing ls are good. Pack of her stands an which on the left are three nude of these again. on the extreme left. & ures. a procession too indistinct te beg all this is what would pass for a sa or reclining. a human figures seem to be passing by. One feature is noticeable: The aay where apparent. Twelve (/1) a: a passing fancy. Th's was a burial place. for-all symbol, that is, members of an Christian brotherhood. Further &@ tion of Aurelia.“ who here enjoys ree j | rat | century they wer The toois of the !

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upon the walls of a ¢ the to full fan. peacock occurs also four t Here there is m } peacoc symbolize the res act: pride? ity. as others: or was it and rejuvenescence of its be: h and renewed life. The flesh as incorruptible, says good St. h century. with radiating plumes capable @ Artists are well any form or at any angle affc we! 4 Jal. 1 as most convenient of hel. a sort of lunettegover an ault. is composite. On the low figure, the right hand up woman who stangs before is fine. the bearing is noble, the’ k of her stands an upright loc left are three nude male fig im. on the extreme left. is a £ t would pass for a scene im too indistinct to be made @Pp ass, cows and goats @ Under a portica in the backg s seem to be passing by. is noticeable: The number mt. Tweive (11) anosties, 12 s flock or eroup. nm sect who held 12 as a s2 y. group signalized? it is Ancient tradition com Is there here @ a burial place. for-all about s AU AU AU AURELIUS FELECISSIMUS — / in the pavement shows4 RELIO ONESIMO RELIO PAPIRIO RELIAE PRIMAE VIRG ATRIS ET COLIBERT ESS Res Ax ie" x ed Kx Noe a © ~ ben is possible. A depth of 75 feet is fm rock favorable to such work. As early as m total length of these tunnels under the city = “88 estimated at 550 miles; it must be much @Scavators—fossors—were skilled work- ‘“Onstituted a guild. They prepared the dead Prepared the place and cared for the actual “They were an honorable body of skilled work- @ @id not hesitate to place the name of their © their tombs. In fact. it is said that in ; Century they were rated as a lower order of tools of the fossor appear on the tombe and the frescos show fossors equipped and at work. Burial in the catacombs ceased at the ‘time of the invasion of Attila, 410 A. D. Im the succeeding cen- turies frescos were added to the burial places of mar- tyre, but these are readily distinguished by experts from the earlier, more primitive forms. Burial was not allowed within the city limit<-. This was deter- mined first by the Servian wall. later by the Aurelian wall. a mie or so further out. By Christian times this area was crowded and built over. There are no Chris- tian cemeteries here, but it is affirmed that there are none outside the three-mile zone. All such belong to ancient adjoining villages. The present newly found catacomb Mes back from the Tiber about 2500 meters, a little south and east from and about 1500 meters be- yond the Coliseum. The surrounding bufidings are modern, many of them new or at least rebuilt. What- ever its past may be, the neighborhood is a modern suburb on the inner edge of the third mile zone. Within the next few years a chapel will inclose thie site: altar and reredos will stand over some spot sacrosanct: candles will flicker and marbies will glisten, and sandaled fathers for a consideration will chaperone tourist parties to dim recesses below and sell souve- nirs from this holy spot. From garage to shrine; from gasoline to saints, what a change of fortune!

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See i q of a , Janermost Thoughts Lindsay Lindsey. the murderer and suicide. Miss Ferguson as she appeared at the inquest, in mourning. 7 the romance between Grey and Miss rerxu- /™ was known to everybody at the bank and some Mmibers of the staff were aware of Lindsey's hope- . § passion for the girl. nobody there ever imagined P@eiatier to be the sort of man who couid write as he P@@ in his message to the Coroner: | "it seems to me that if one has failed to find love. pame bas failed in everything that matters, and to con- P tinve to live is. in a sense. hypocrisy.” Lindsey's associaies testified that he was a man of "ql demeanor, rather reserved. apparentiy never | Worrying about anything. He was not strong physical- sis as eS | : m not a master—not a Sargent. / ent, one of the masters, a painter § bis patrons. He will not shrink : : = a the position in which I found myself. |! _ proonnt at ee : leisure and money for a long period. no companion. ‘the qualities that please the peo Gay # Keen desire for feminine company. 1 was shy se wm @iffident at that time 1 decided to go up West.- x.” jeen. and | am tired Tired of pretty = i sketching, which comes too easy. — ower, more naturalness. Men are force and realism.” mse tray of pastel crayons with ® Jue worthy of a pipe organ virt#- fter day perpetuating delicacy and _ i Teputation as a portrait paintet ~ true meaning of that calling. ~ ‘yes, a few more strikingly [4y. During the World War he did not go to the front, - but served in the pay corps. It had been observed in ) fecent months that he had developed extravagant 2 ~~ also he had begun to dissipate. He rode about «fe high-priced taxis or limousines hired for his amuse- largely necligible—but for me @ Ment He had drawn $5000 from his bank account they are everything. «6% long before his crime. and had become what is ‘ In America I find the grist © p Bown a8 4 “high flyer” about town. All! this, as it <e Biermen most oe cae . 4 appears ftom his last message, was but his way of try- attention sarc gd ; 3 ing to drown his sorrow because of Edith Ferguson's . at oh aa on 4 ogg to have anythine further to do with him. Be- “ el wat aaa { he ended a life he had spent most of his in- rele htoglited - <ed bey 4 a 8 Coroner read copious excerpts from Lindsey's “Think of your beauty pab a a - Some of which are appended-——self-revelations lors on every block’ r extraordinary. as the court official said. eh aed “The following is a brief account of the events lead- eae Pree ee Gee aa ee crm that will be committed by me short- eine ails ale daik what at Pall Mall.” coolly began the message. Lindse} tins ate state teow Teed A eo © say that it was a story of two men and a eediestelt 2 oem snd ata * with the not infrequent problem that arose from edit ak seus wiedatols oat ag & situation. He hungered for someone. Miss hours: %t gives me a 1 —_— Was a charming and pretty girl. After a ti bi joy. Bagiaad hes, peat deal more of this sort and of other matters not ; 34 ~ bearing altogether upon his love affair. Lindsey came p © evening shortiy before he left London for his - PAation in June of last year: oS “That_evening I thought about the matter and de- p tiled that I had better lay all my cards on the table 87 all I had to savy. 1 wrote another letter telling twas my wish that she should be my wife She BM reply. i had at this time started my holiday. for a day or two | was on tenterhooks of suspense. fo bear from her later. 1 telephoned asking her _~ me to lunch. but she refused. She politely told me 3 tht answer to m: letter was the word ‘No. |! MR teized With a feeling of great loneliness. and a mag for feminine company I had never felt before. = s 3 * 4 i “a 74 SS more ‘serious’ artists, the ; Wishes of the. subject are beautiful women than any it ~ the United States, and for — depth of character one must | go to the Continent, but here — the general run of pleasing ~ feminine externals is far be @ yond anything in any other @ country. — 4 “IT have been called ‘clev- @ er, but superficial.’ That s 9 ie pat a pretty girl of some sort or other under condi- “that would make an introduction easy. and take Meany with me for | Mme for this. my first step in immoral life. I was iis Crazy for the company of a girl—someone to She cavernous sigh. “Ah. it’s | I want to work in oils there Since then | have*consorted with about 3 girls 4 or shorter periods. ‘ en ned to the office without the affection for the i *eneerned having in the least abated. It is difficult ercdeg see her daily in the company of Grey. and 5 Strain is rendered more difficult by his conduct. It ™ One of the strongest forces which have compelled me S SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— DECEMBER 10, : ah Re Se Se Ce — st | the holiday. I do not offer any ex- | — 7 = . —_ _ nies a _ — = to kill him. He adopted the pose of a victor. and in censed me so much by. his grins and vaingiorious laughter and his strutting about that at times | have had to struggle to prevent myself from striking him “i formed a resolve some months ago to smash and utterly destroy him. I resolved thdt he shouid not have this beautifv! girl, even if it cost my own life This has been in my mind for many months. I do mot think | am to blame. I! strove fram the very first to avoid anything in the nature of a contest between us * * * | lost my self-respect. I am without aim or amnbition when I see the girl !| love daily in the com- pany of one who daily flaunts the fact in my face * * * 1] am afraid | have lost some of my finer feelings during the life of dissipation of the last year and | am not equal to that nobility of attitude. “| have arranged my affairs. All my property is dis- posed I shall find an opportunity during the next dav or two to finish this business “IT hope to kill him unawares so that his death will come upon him as suddenly and painiess'y as possibie “It seems to me that if one has failed to find love, to continue to live in such circumstances is, in a sense hypocrisy. - 3 “| have been writing these pages for an hour or so each nicht, and the time has come for me to draw them to a close. -* * * | feel i have lost tod much to carry on. I have lost mv private fortune in dissivation | have lost my self-respect. [ am loath to leave the worki I have found interestipg and in many senses beautiful. but now I 4ook upon it with very different eyes. There can be no sunshine or joy in a life with- eut iover” * * © ; Elsewhere in his message Lindsey had written “f thought life was not worth living I wanted some- thing to fill the vacant space. ; “| met Miss Ferguson. She was my ideal girl. Her girlish charms and gentle grace and ioveliness began to affect me very much. She seemed to be everything I desired. “| went to the girl's parents and had a long chat with her father.” ° , At the interview with Miss Ferguson's father. Lindsey deciared that he would rather die than see Edith mar- ried to Grey. In ‘his last letter he wrote: “She gavé me a note saying she could not come to lunch. as she had to meet someone, and preferred to leave things until the following Sunday. ! worried about it very.much, trying to extract some grain of satisfaction. I could only wait until the Sunday to ar- rive. but on Saturday I was confident that she and Grey were going to spend the afternoon together—an assumption in which I was afterwards proved to be correct. “1 began to feel really ill. and left my office an hour earlier than usual. On that day | had an attack of Murderer and Suicide (Continued From 1 age 3) —ws -— - vertigo, and a feeling that | was about to faint. I became alarmed. and took a taxicab to the nearest hospital! according to his state- ment, tried vario' ways of over- coming his despondency, witheut avail. “In the last month of my vVa- cation,” he wrote, “I made the ascent of 10 mountains, averaging 11,000 feet.” Another’ extract from the letter reads “With the thought of death before me and under the shadow of death itself. it is not easy to revisualize the duty of life and love. There was no reason why [ should not make ber a pleasant husband.” ; Summing up. the Coroner spote of the blameless character of who was a light-hearted, carefree, clean-living v6uth. The attraction between Crey and Miss Ferguson, the Coroner pointed out, was of the mos' honorable kind. Grey, he said, was shot from behind—a most cowardly attac Miss Ferguson it seemed to him, had acted with perfect propriety throughout. Speaking of Lindsey, the Coroner dweit . on the fact that there was a strong strain of insanity ia as the testimony showed. It undoubtedly he said. that Lindsey was of unbalanced Lindsey, (;rev the family was true mind The jury evidently did not agree with the Coroner as to this last conciusion. After a few minutes’ con- sideration a verdict was returned to the effect that Grey was murdered wilifuiiy bv Lindsey and that Lind- sey committed suicide whilst in full possession of his Fenses ‘In other words.” observed the foreman. “‘felo de se.” Napoleon’s Last-Surviving Soldier, Aged 132, Wants to Settle Down. RECENT dispatch from Warsaw states that Seret. Jan Krasinski. a Pole.-who claims that he fought at the battle of Borodino 110 years ago. and that be is the sole survivor of Napoleons armies, and one of the oldest men in the world. has just returned to Poland He says that he was 22 at the time Borodino was fought. in Napoleon's Moscow campaign, which mates him 132 now. He is still full of life and vigor. He was captured by the Russians at Borodino, has served the greater part of the past century in the Russian army, and fought in many Wars. He now proposes settling down quietiy for the rest of his life in the district of Posen, where land is pro- vided by the Polish Government for war veterans Jan's “young” wife, as je calis her, died last year ip Russia. She had only reached the age of 9 - Jan Krasinski, if be is 132 was born the year after the French Revolution began with the destruction of the Bastile. He was 2 years old when Murdoch intro- duced gas lighting to the world, was a man long be. fore the first railway was built and the first steam- ship crossed the seas. and completed his first half-cen- tury before public telegraph lines were established He was a lad of 15 when Nelson won the battle of Trafalgar. He was 71 years old when the American Civil War began 1922. PAGE THIRTEEN

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a en + Joy Cam ae "i ee de . a omy RIO er de Se es dip a AS inca ap hee iia ie _ "L'.. you've failed. That's the truth maintained a green crispness when of the matter Poniter Frows it sweitered. wiited, scorched. and finally and Heyward knows it and [ know And Elsie Gammell. who had become it. Everybody knows it t you had held an accepted position in the Whr dont you face it” Isie front room: began to mop the floors. But this was mot of things. To be daughter of Rhoda G Sawyer paused in mid-breath: unconscious protest against the slatternly ways into invalid. and once the most beautiful searched mentaily for further which she had fallen; it was merely a translation of town. was enough to acrount for this: in © vitriol to pour into the wounds the knives of her wrath hat flerce, inner protest into action. Afterwards she be the daughter of Dite Gammeil, the 7 were making—‘“face it like a man*” she finally con- dusted. made hgr bed All the time, the heat of her the finest and perhaps the — man im & claded body grew Yes. undeniably, this was the warmest finaily- to cap all. to be Elsi e Gammell Keene Sawyer made no replh it he fixed his wife day yet. Still, some of that beat was thrown off from had inherited not all. but much of her PE with his blank. brizht gaze. His silence seemed only to her own mind—the result of her swift, violent. inter- ang not all but much of her father’s ws whiov her into further frenmzies The idea’ The con- sive thinking; for she kert going over and over azain Pictures of her past self fitted before = yf it’ th Keene Sawver, the super- her quarrel with Keene . . thinking of more Dit- eyes as slowly she wielded the fan: gay = .oter-parts factory ina little town ter things she could have said. “the bunch”—the small. exclusive core come to New York and sweep After a while the ice man came—her duties and Te- youth—cathered on the piazza of the ey' Of ail the men I've ever apomsiviiities were over until dinner time. im th€ ,aywed houze Mrs. Gammell. a mass of you would be the one to take up bathroom’ she turned on the water tap optimistic2liy fo. in the hammock- Els’e herself tno who can’t put a stad in his own marked cold—its coldest was merely tepid— waited unril the vorech table set with a colony of ihout fumbling it'” the Knitring-needie jet half filled the tab, dropped imt® -tne big cut-glass bowl, in which am ceamm Keene Sawyer made no repry it. Still wet. she resumed her nightzown and *imono— gradually melted a mountain of fe “2 don't get.” Elsie’s voice whirled on, “dD lay down on her bed--a palm-leaf fan in her band—lay. ,wnawich hes and ca‘e— striped awnings SY ¢ x Q > a ‘ . | ’ > rid ft) 4 | ~ ; . - —~ mali-towners—you and IL es wide open, the fan tlanguidily swaying Sometimes. incongruonsiv her father’s I ; tty | hs if’ i thinking , hate this city. | hate i vo * P weatherbeaten face intrud o its en Tks ~ 4? th : r ; she : ‘4 ton (ee ti - ! S$ rrhi " bad enovgh in the winter, and ha id ne the truth: her mind was made standing smile into the pictu She red i , nd up. Just as soon she could puiMherself together sh tw ned it inte a hel poe le Al | St a on as she could puilherself together . “ geif asking him for money. r~ he ifter night. waiting for you to come must pack her truni t to the station and make he “gta 1 after night. ore nz r you to cof ~ a ® ago toveng get to the passes ge P| a . Go lizht this month. daughter ‘ invwhere XODOaGY tH Zo ye nere resery, Tare Wo davs and ste w 3 "2ST fi: " _ sing ; mn li “a 2 . keep as young and as attractive —here _ yer se - fter that 4 . ‘- vie after tha drew the inevitable hand mirror, always quallp Geog 8% 9000 25 possidic 2: sali : : lized ¢: —E oi aii cessible. from under the afghan and studied bs @ealy realized tnat ¢ li aiongz she : c Sawver was the @ tlre tan > . “as my ilihealth would permit. You aes - ean. oe —— oak thal ‘ wm. a . ‘i . ~ a ferer o haf ee 2. sr tl failed. do you. Elsie child” s c. nat cosss es ve me peal? } Ny a “ mse 430 shh eal % NY w Beeld. orewne De old se nce i “8 Se oe ee ee Se ee | $ ee . OO ie ne act ER Mate ane rah agar Siegert isa i RRR EO Be Bo a Wee Ky * . GP abi ae ll GRE FICE a RG Apa ARE RT ; re’ es: ew a tee 7 eae, ek Mh epee’ ORY inl 3 we ole. 4 treating beck. Keene Si ite she called after L ty of a scream + ae ) ; " peer a sais était eoiaiae " => Failed? With their lovely home—and, ond | fer ber to say. Other people il pecked and my ticke ee ae . ~~ > : Sam But MW had a kind of charm. small-town point of view their luxurious homes @e for every social] impulse im Weenana’ Failed? | = a enough. He urned or an instant h med abou spe k. But times her father’s tired face intruded itself at =» a. epee ome an colt niles Misi aa UN avin aileias all thie, Wns eaten Be , ment: but Elsie always we ner mother—and ge os vegae tao = 2 ANE ; _ sincerely—the reassurance craved. ce clear calm of oa —— anes ‘And one thing more aie " eet her mother 8 ol * Bereelf as = ea add- “remember this Never step down from your ‘contrast with their square- > . 2 . | “Well, of all things—if it ain , a : 7 P the love of all the blessed sain ae tae eg parrew ‘ i lS? = ae. & These words. drifting acre cape a « — os : ce - : through the window which op us See oS we La .\ ~e9 a i a | into her bedroom. Elsie reca of sky. brassy with heat: one see | | = 2 ay Y a ae that of Mrs. O'Connell. the we nd of river that seemed to ex- © _ —— , : , «2 a | cleaned the hails and stzirs. : a pried my * sear : = “2 | ) ; = : . aes am : abiy it beionzed to Delia Da Claas asta ©hSREL O . a ’ a ee er ts — the way. as though she looked —- : Seas Ee enon sagtnn oun into a gigantic mirror: rose the south _—— %» . 5 ee Sa" mess bere and there as cf Irelal side of that boxr—a hich apartment. ae ae . Be ‘ 3 am — like -" own. ae — i : 3 : ees 3 PF “What do ! be doing here its front with fire escapes e bot- i | ee | @partme nenied tom was a siatterniv street lined wit! = . wh S : “Looking a: a perce: — rows of ash barrels and farDbage cans. | _ Je are’ Eisie’s weather sense informed her— & | | | “Up in the world is it’. Itt it had become doubiy acute after nine 5-9 : | | the children are’ What with months in the city—that today was go- ; fapher and mv Mary . ‘Tidy ing to be warmer than yesterday. And Player sure ‘t's ee aa yesterday—the last of three days, hot. @e. Whr Mrs O'Connell” -— hotter, hottest—had seemed to scrape vn b There folle - away the very limits of her endurance {| | — @Rirts crackling a t ex i? ' 7 nr Moving langcuidiy, she walked . > ; through the smal! livimg room to the 3 — - a mee with care and smaller bedroom, to, smallest of all. — A seme. and — | Pinal, jan was seat the dining room. Everywhere on the 3 “"Wait—a omen oman ¢ furniture thick layers of dust hazed giossy surfaces. © BOs crack ae retin everywhere on the painted floors thin rolls of dust, like sink j *d vaice. “while I shosts of mice. flurried back from her fanning skirts teh” ust a Moment I'l be ls In the first room the bed had not been made. In the — Compile lence dining room the haif-eaten breakfast had not been tied cai pee cleared away, the stiffened orange husks. the dried-up _ a oatmeal bowls were empty The eggs lay in ossified yellow pools beside strips of:bacon. soldered by their own fat to the plate. Their undrunk coffee. cold and repellant. filled the cups. A littl mound of toast sat under a film of melted butter. Her napkin. barely creased. on the table. Keene's. a balled wad im the cor- ner. lay where they had been thrown when the quarrei —begun the night before and resumed on rising— reached its climax. She had let her housekeeping go in the tropical on- slaught of the last three days: now she went to work systematically. She washed and wiped the dishes: stacked them in the built-in cabimet: proceeded to the a GE FOURTEEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATCH—DECEMBER 19, 1922.

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7 ‘ite -- crispness when surrounding torched, and finally parched’ eli. who had become Elsie Sa position in the Weenana ughter of Rhoda Gammel, a fe ne most beautiful woman in ge” © account for this: in as Dire Gammell, the bent pall eK ps the ablest man in town: a 9 be Elsie Gammell herself. ; *t , Sut much of her mother’s of her father’s ability. St self flitted before Fisi lelded the fan: gay afternoo ~) ae ® be es set fall, exclusive core of Weenana’s . comfortable fig. mass of billowy chig. ” Dp “smock-” | “Slass cups, the piazza of the Ganimell. a ; Els’e herself in a cris with a colony of cut l, in which an ocean of fruit punch |. mountain of ice—great plates oe -striped awnings. = ously. her father’s lean, creased. ntruded its tired but always under- the picture. She would hear hen 3 money. Or he would be saying: a nm, daughter. Things rather h is a. you know.”” Father was cotta inconsequentiy: there were white hair er, appeared ber mother’s face: ~ she smeared artifice] shadows of 4 miiitude about her lashes: and for her dye was remarkably sue- often than to her father. she her mo‘her, to the tales of her past Vicarious pride ip her dauchter’s mter's clothes And somehow ali in the same key: > marry. Elsie. dear. I hope rou'll life after mine and your father’s is lite—protecting devotion on his On on mine. No harsh words— rse. weve got good dispositions, Made it a point always to try te @s attractive”—here Mrs. Gammell hand mirror. always easily ac- the afghan and studied herseif— buld permit. You don't think I’ve child?” ’ heir iovely home—and, from the View, their luxurious home—a focus tise im Weenana’ Failed! Some- — ed face intruded itself at this me | ays gave her mother—and gave nee she craved. ¥ bre, Fisie, dear.” her mother would Never step down from your »p yourself always an ideal. Be sure = ah ; A Tale ot Young Marriage—How a Washtub Changed Their Lives pri BSA, = ¢ i j Si) Here, Mi) at 5 Tey ea Sal 4 . eam ns ; Cae e “I'm going to insist after marriaze on all those little attentions bes given you before marriage. Why, your father '@alts on me by inches.” |. Bat Keene Sawyver——- How did it happen that, out -@f all the men in Weenana. she had chosen Keene Sawyer? For she had falien swiftly in love with him. [M$ soon as possibie after that dance in which she seud- © @ealy realized that of all the men she had met in Wee- 4 » mana Keene Sawyer was the only one who was “dif- - ferent.” What constituted that difference, it was hard / fer her to say. Other people said he was visionary | Bat @ had a kind of charm. Physically, the differ- | ence was obvious enough. His hair, in contrast with | the slick locks of the young men in “the bunch,” was )@iways storm-tossed. His eyes, in contrast with the | Clear calm of their eyes. had a—Elsie described it to | Rereelf ds “a wild sweetness.” His whole make-up. ia / contrast with their square—ut athleticism. was nervous. | Simost fragile Ob. yes. she loved Keene—-still loved _ him, for that matter.” & . . * : . . . 7 ~ ~Weil, ofall things—if it ain't Defi Dolan' But for , the love of ali the biessed saints, what do ye be doing here?” 3 | These words, drifting acrose the airshaft. came | throagh the window which opened above Elsie’s head into her bedroom. Elsie recognized the voice to be | that of Mrs. O'Connell. the woman who once a week | Cleaned the halls and stairs. Another voice*presum- ably it belonged to Delia Dolan—answered. It had | Rothing like so pronounced a brogue as that of its in- | terlocutor; nevertheless. there was an unctuous soft- _ Bess here and there. as cf Ireland in the second zgenera- What do I be doing here? Why, looking at an - artment, to be sure'” outing at an apart——-_ Well. it’s up in the worid ' 32 are'™ a “Up in the worid is it' _ it's more up in the worid pM@e children are’ What with my Theresa a stenog- and my Mary a milliner and my Tim a ball , Sure it’s on easy street we live—Tim Dolan and =m. Why, Mrs. O’Conneil”-—— There followed settling sounds as of highly starched crackling. tbe faint groanings of a large body wwettag itself with care and dubiety. the scrunch of * ‘hastily moved pail, and the slop of overflowing water. Pmaly Mrs. Dolan was seated. “Wai:—a moment, woman dear.” came Mrs. O’Con- mS Cracked voice. “while I fill me pail at the ha!! r - Just 4 Moment I'li be laving you. Then we can | Complete silence as Mrs. O'Connell's trundling steps down the hall. Sawyer was an only child. His father was in Dike Gammell's bank: there is little to say him. His mother was his father’s wife: there is less to say about her. As for Keene himself— Was @ strange led. strong on mathematics. which Seemed to absorh without effort into his system. the brief, tepid wash of disjointed facts which Weenana Hich School presented as science. He Cofresponding!y weak in literature, language, his- @nd geography. His teachers recognized that he brilliant and original: but they were puzzled by Pe S SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— DECEMBER 10, —e 7 fo meet you every night and we'l] eat -here in Keene had a faculty rather difficult to describe. In a sentence. doing any of work in the briefest possible time. resuiting from what was apparently a driving passion to the fewest possible number of mections. He was a mother’s Moy. He helped about the house in the most willing and docile way: brought in the wood and coal; washed and wiped the dishes. made beds—swent even, and dust- ed, whenever domesti: demanded of him. His mother had first noted hig “faculty” it came after meais to th« carting of the dishes from the dining room to the berself always brought thém out as they came to her the meat platter and the cream pitcher And everything went into the dishnan together: china, glass and silver. As housekeepers go. she was ciean:; Dut she was far from scientifi Mrs Sawyer happened upon Keene once, standing immobile before the dining room table. still spread with the remains of the de- voured dinner, contemplating the savory ruin with the fixed eyes of one in 2 trance “Hurry up. Keene!” she admonished. “You ll get them dishes done. lalivgagging like this! ‘I'm not lallygagcinge'™” he retorted. “Im only try- ing to figure out how few tripe | can get em ail out to the kitchen in.” This made no impression on But a few nichts later. passing throvgh the kitchen. her attention was carght by something that did Keene's performance on this occasicn had something of the rehearsed military precision vaudeville art; giasses neatly piled: silver neatiy gathered ly stacked came in that order from the dining room plump into fresh relays of hot water. But, dried, the) returned in a different order: glasses first, to the glass shelves in the kitchen: china second, to the china cab- inet in the dining room corner. nearest the kitchen silver last, to the sideboard under the window By degrees her kitchen was transformed. Mrs. Saw- yer’s house gradually became the bes: systematized in Weenana. Then one afternoon— he would graduate in three months—Keene came home from the public li- brary with a book, somewhere in whose title appeared the word efficiency. For the rest of the evening he deaf and drmb. Books—thevy ail bore the word efficiency somewhere in the title followed one another in steady procession into the Sawyer household Wi‘h the auther of one book, he opened a correspondence The result was letters, which every month grew. on Keene's part, at least. longer and longer. Books came from this friend. pamphie's. catalogves. He haunted the few menufacturing plants Weenone bousted: Caur- ran’s box factory: Weir's automobile parts; Darling- tons creamery. Came graduation, came his job in George Weir's av- tomobile parts factory: came three years of work anc of promotion so steady that it was apparent Weir had no intention of losing his superintendent if iiberai treatment could prevent it: came midsummer and-——— “Mother. I'm getting six wee*s vacation this year You see. | haven't taken anv for three summers. 60 I've got all my vacations saved up I'm going to Chicago. There's a man I've been cgrresponding with for ihree or four years now—he's an efficiency expert. He seemed to be interested to show me some plants If Chicago, and he’s invited me to come on and see him it was a power ol! bit perform it with CTises these services when ritchen she hand chee ° > > ® * = . plaver with his Oh you take up it's oublic char y . the lad earns as she confided And for an kept to a uni- finan-tal interval That year in New Yor What an experience! Bit- terness welled in F!sie’s heart as her thoughts traversed the smooth!v oiled grooves of memory} Firet bad come the shoc of rents that had matched the soaring buildings: then the lowering notch by actch. of ber standard of space in comfortable living, until she clutched gratefully at the combination of four eubicies in a cheaply built apartment in a cheaply buiit uptown neighborhood. Then followed her gradual re alization of the shrin*azge of the doliar In the astrin- gent financial atmosphere of the metropons = > they knew - When the Sawyers came td New Yor! nobody: and after nine months of living there. they still knew nobody Nevertheless. they were young. very much in love—the panorama of that first years season would almost have sufficed. if it had not been for the summer. Lt is true that the winter had seemed a long-drawn-out agony of cuttime winds, a frost-biting bitterness. almost personal: but they were accustomer to cold winters. And the spring comoensated for every- thing Indeed. the spring— It seemed to Elsie Sawyer that she had never seen anvthing so poignantiy pathetic. so accum"latinely (Continued on Page 16.) PAGE FIFTEEN ‘1? °9

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A\ Bays. OF lovely as that New York spring. How it came—looking back at it now—was a puzzle; its first timid approach was so tentative, its final onrush so swift. One day the air fermented with an acute soft sweetness; when she walked in the park, tiny, hard, tight-rolled jade green points were pricking out from bare brown stalks. Another day—and whenever she looked down from her window, it was on wagons loaded with blooming spring flowers, the men who peddled them calling in hoarse voices what seemed unintelligible peans to Pan. Bal- loons bloomed miraculously in children’s hands. Oh, yes, the spring’ But the summer—— The steps by which that soft-sweet, fresh, fragrant New York spring merged with the damp-acid, stagnant, dead New York summer were beyond the powers of Wisie’s analysis to follow. And yet—she could have stood even that—if Keene had been successful, and if—— But he was not successful. Poulter, the senior partner in the firm, theoretically interested before Keene's arrivai, had, on acquarntance with Keene’s ideas, lost all belief in them. Heyward, the junior partner, was interested; but he was diffi- cult, a quibbling, querying buliy. Keene had fought for his ideas with every power of his bejief in them—with gentleness, with tact. with firmaess, with obstinacy, with the courage of his degpair and the despair of his courage. But he wae losing—losing inch by inch and day by day. And then, in addition—a much more serious matter— their marriage, as certainly as Keene's theories. was developing into a failure. Ail the poetry had gone out of it, all that romance, all that high glamour of ideal- ism to which Elsie had determined to hold so punc- tiliously. Little attentions! Why. Keene showed her no attentions, little or big. He was too absorbed in the business problems that confronted him daily. Her long days were lonely, and sometimes it seemed to her that her long evenings were lonelier still Keene got home too late for them to think of going anywhere: or. worse still, so exhausted from his daily struggle with Poulter that he could do nothing after his apathetic dinner but stretch out on the couch; and then drift from his news- paper to troubled, intermittent napping. Elsie often contrasted her marriage with that of her parents. What would her mother say? On what her father would say it never occurred to her to reflect. Well, she would never give up the strugzie to keep the little attentions, to hold her place as an “ideal” The pile of Keene’s laundry, which had started last night's wrangle, lay on the chiffonier top. Her lips set. She would carry out her threat. If she went ahead to Weenana—Keene was bound to follow. She would go. She would go today. She rose again to pack. Bu? the conversation began across the elevator shaft. Mrs. Dolan was speakitz. There was something pleasant, almost cooling, in the round voice with its ghost of an Irish accent. —"“so old Tim is always saying to younz Tim. ‘put ut away, b’y'’” As she quoted her husband. Mrs. Dolan’s voice assumed a thickness of brogue norma!'y alien tc it. ““The time ll come when you'll want ut.” “How is Tim these days”” Mrs. O'Connell questioned. “Fine.” Mrs. Dolan answered. “An’ you say Molly Ryan isn’t making Joe a good wife”” “Far from it! There's not a moment that the two be together that they're not quarreling. “Twas this way: Molly was as pretty and modest a girl as ever you seen. And at first she kept the house as neat as a pin. But then Joe came home every night all white and dusty from the works. and*Moliy used to scold ‘m for dirtying the house. Joe woukin't mend his ways— it's the contrary lad he’s always been. And then— Moily bad a perverseness, too. And after a while she grew carelessiike. And now you should see their house —a pigpen it is'” ‘Tis a pity'” Mrs. O'Connell sighed. “For wance they go that way. it’s not often they get loving agair ” “ “Tis the true word you said.” Mrs. Dolan agreed. “And yet, ‘tis very annoying to have a man con home and tramp dirt all over a clane house” Mrs. O'Connell observed, pensively. “ "Tis right you are again. Mrs. O'Connell,” said Mrs Doian. “I remember”’"—— She paused: her voice seemed to meit away and merge with oncoming revery: but she pulled herseif out of ft. “It takes me back 25 years, to the beginning of my own married life I shall never forget the first night Tim Dolan came home after his day's work. Before God. woman dear. I did not know ‘m. [ was looking owt the dure when the gate opened. I looked up, and at frrst I thought it was a naygur—the was that black with coal dust. But when he kept on coming, I saw it was Tim. It gave me a turn. When he came into my kitchen I feit strange-like—as if it wasn’t my own man. Well. he washed his hands and face at the sink, and we sat down to the table to eat. You mind what a clean creature i was’”—— “Never have these eyes gazed on the like.” O'Connell reassured her. “All that evening I feit strange-like night in bed—lI Mrs. And all that Kept thinking of Tim covered with the coal dust. The next night when Tim came ~ home I had a great tub of suds on the floor in front of the stove, waiting for ‘m, and | wouldn't give ‘m dinner till he tuk a bath'” “Oh, the strange craychure you are’” Again O’Connell laughed with an exquisite enjoyment. what did Tim say”” “At first. he wouldn't. but in the end he did.” Mrs. Dolan paused. Mrs. “And Agaiu “And the next night. when he S-U DS “Elsie, you’ve done a lot for me tonight—I can't tell you how much. I was all in.” “At first not at all. But I put my foot down And after a while, he couldn't do without it. For, as yon say. scrub his back! And what fun we did be having’ The two of us laughing lite a pair of children’ And some- times we'd get throwing soapstids at each other.” “Throwing soapsuds'” Mrs. O'Connell repeated. “Go along with you’” “It was 10 long years my Tim kept on the coal wagon before they put him on the weighing. But after he'd got on the weighing, every night when he came home. there was the fhb of suds just the same. And the difference it ein ‘m! Hed be that tired he Was ready to drop when he came in. But after that warm tub, ‘twas like a fighting cock he was. Then. when the children began to earn money. they teased me to move into an apartment house whéfe there was a bathroom. “Twas a prond man Tim was when Tim took his first bath in a bathtub. I scrubbed his back every night for ‘m. fust the same.” “Marriage was different in them davs.” Mrs. O’Con- nell sighed, with a rich, reminiscent fervor. “Young folts getting married these days think only of them- selves. What do they be getting out of it theirseives. iS all they asks. Silk stockings and high-heeled shoes. and feathers and powde. and paint! Cud ye imagine any one of them heating the water every night of their lives so’s to give himseif a bath when he got home” “Marriage is a quare thing.” promulgated Mrs. Dolan. “Mostly the women gets the best out of it. Mostly it’s hardest on the men. With a family coming along. there's need for a lot of money. And it's the man who has to earn it. Women has their bothers: but when alls said and done, it’s the softest for them. if she don't mate it pleasant for her husband as she can whem he’s in the house. she’s no true wife. And if she don’t work her hands to the bone to Feep ‘m healthy and handsome and young, she’s no true woman. I have no use for these little slipper-snips who thinks they're queens. and tries to mate a tired-out working man wait on ‘m by inches every living minute.” > = 6 _ + . . - -— “Mr. Sawyer! Mr. Sawyer'” Keene Sawyer looked up biankly from his desk. His face was lite wet tallow from heat and hard work. “Yes, Miss Draper.” he replied automatically. “A telephone message from your wife. She says you re to meet her at the ee Station on the Sixth avenue L, tonight at 7 “Thank you, Miss ~eonnaty Keene answered. apa- thetically. He had just come from an argument, which had be- come a quarrel, with Heyward, and he was going to a quarrel which would become a good-by with Elsie. On all sides of him he saw only failure. Failure as an effi- efeneyv expert. failure as a husband. “I'm a pretty poor stick, [ guess.” he concluded, grimly. “fisie had the dope this morning, all right. I can’t think what she’s stopping off at Eighty-sixth street for. if she’s lea ving tonight Perhaps it's some errand.” He had long ago given up trying to understand Elsie’s caprices, and he gave up this one with a tired sigh. He bent his head to a bristle of figures. + _ : - a _ 7 a > When he came down the steps of the elevated. a wom- an came forward to meet him. She was so different Ee ee ee m— from the figure he had visualized in his mind that and the next and the next.’ “And how did Tim like that?” PAGE SIXTEEN. Keene stared in astonishment. He had expected to see Elsie in a traveling gown: suit case in hand: the look the.scrubbing craychure Iam. How I used to. S “Now, a (Continued from B in her eyes of a raging defiance dent that she Was not leaving town ¢ Was 2 vision. of coolness. She wore silk gown, such-as he had not seen in Weenana, a transparent. black | which her hair glistened like pulled com ries of gloves and stockings and shoen all summery order. It was true. she care like traveling paraphernalia—a big 4 This, she immediately handed to him “Oh. here you are, Keene’ Take thought you'd like to take a little walk » dinner.” ~ ue There was in her voice none of the m of the morning. Indeed, it was soft, eyes had that misty starriness which @ taught him trailed her weeping. Pe ve “We're going to dine out tonight,” : gently. amd proceeded east. “Don't added. “You're awfully tired.” They entered the park at Eicht following what was apparently a conducted him south over a swell of down hollows and up hills—curving, Soon a green, cool wor!d encompassed ¢ yet sunset. but the shadows—brown the glowing emerald of the z their eyes. Presently on Keene's ex ed the trickle of water. A little quiver af seemed to run over Eisie’s slim figure “There'’ Here's the place’™ ghe « stepped off the asphalt walk, onte her way among the trees until they a tiny. flashing brook which the reservoir and. mating baby from rock to rock, ended finalig by & lake. Elsie found a soft spot near | shadow of a tree. Re 8 “There, dear'” she said. “Sit downass - is against the trunk. Ta*e your coat off & yes Kneeling beside him. she opened the iy peared a picnic meal, expertly packed. 4 ganized. va on wiches. hard-boiled eggs, a salad which came. | from a preserve-jar: ing busily, as though to forestall comment. ranged the food with that detailed daintiness © characterized her. Pe Keene had not yet emerged from his daze. deniy he found himself ravenously bungry. — with the air of a starving man. Elsie ate with bi more slowly. Much of the time she was | ec i, | eS, ee “I've made up my mind, Keene,” she said * | te long as this hot spell lasts ['m going to mest night, and we'll eat here in the Park. You dont hot food in weather like this. and you — take that awful trip in the subway im the m We'll have our supper here. and then. off, well go home at our leisure.” She a description of how. during lonely wee she had found this spot. a Keene ate and listened. All the time the | fa grew longer, the little brook puried its = fs interstices of her tal‘. ae After he had eaten. Keene produced & leaned back against the tree and listened there's something more,” Elsie long interval in which, by turns, they had and quietly meditated. “It's a special treat give you tonight. night. though.” She led him in the direction of the are. An hour later, Elsie was still rowing om the al ocean. Other boats passed, but they seemed » eto to another world: to be sliding along ancther © of shore ligh’s gave a distant their reflections stood upright in golden comet-rockets. Stars. pric one until they lay in dense shining masses, off the sky. A delicate breeze Moated Keene still lay bac* in the bow of the best, & on the pillow which Elsie had mi porized from the hamper. his face, from the tallowy fatigue bad evaporated, turned © stars. “I had an awful nate tn ee e said. “And I thought I was going to tel him tout Cd get through Saturday night. But I a wasn’t all wrong, and that I was a good desl @ ke to invite him to dinner. _. lot for me tonight—I can't tell you ™ as all in—I was at the end of my ohiail anes aeeeed-e: Soetanaiial rove ba cup of cold water.” ae “No, Keene.” Elsie said: for suddenly cup of coid water—it was a tub of hot (Copyright) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 10, 1922. Peo | the Judze in the a Sem pbell. a small bottle of iced coffee. : a P Locusta I'm afraid we can't afford © Dead Negro had been unable to pro’ . of Tommy Atkins She w Various stories are afloat. ¢ has become a mental hlank ted case. — ethur Ferguson of Fort Smith, . behalf of Naacy. Next to th on's was the most hotly eh the courts for several! easily proved spurious, bro thro¥c gut by the hoeis. lively appeared in various Dp. agg oo The bey wits eved him have di p base adie resurrected as 2 k earlier p ‘¢ the stage tp 4 dramath Federal Judze at 3 stee. a jurist of wide repute He was killed accid azo when handiing an ism of which be « d ne ebell invariably handed do s Atkins had veem a real Minnie Atkins, Was ent itled 302. and that Char'tes Page atimate oi! lease. The Gove that Thomas Atkins *as a been an Indian of that oem erty should revert to the Cree ¥, sudject, of course. to Tre honer eight years Cnele Sam persisted y. W. Cloud, ap" nointe) recety removed by ‘he Federa! Court « after he took up the wore. T @ bond of $95°,00 cash. deposite tional Banx 3° Tulsa. and was f property, which he has operated in the semumer of 1918 that & building as its headqu recertions. Page scraper attended the openins was Ear! W. Siaciatr. him: “Ear', if whats x balance ' “No trouble at afi,” structing a teller to give the de ee ‘+’s net too much tr here.” replied ¢ ee ——— 4 Secrets of ¢ " tentialities. Agrippina conspit ‘os poison Claudius wit Peepoeset to have contained s& Epoison, but the modern. critic 4 that there women did nothing | ithe Emperor with a dish of no : every high school this unsewecce the Emperor ‘annirus for Ne (which won her a pardon, got | ‘aplendors and saw her” provi [Pepils. to whom she taught | bof the State. > <<. (pat in prisen ter f@live to dispatth @®ay with Uri that this hi -evetable su Tan, on “the n from a species @ ooisen Titus. be Anewo as orpiment (ta the official assassins arsenic and the modern metal Understood until mach tater. _forms was the substance which potsn feasts of the late Middl Mance in [raly Here the great question int Stiines of alchemists, histe robe vie Hans. te ee — A .Wom: _ They knew almost nothing coaguebdl “as apoalling. and | ' iittl w; twarf women from dem ne them and myself Enie and «reamed with fright ‘live the grass on the iy and short. ent me a house set @ toid me the place was inf i would better co to bed « ah. “ith beetles. and prefs wide nor believing the tale lam itt the “wDed bea re = *. + Se@pr the hate ae ninth: == “ie'ting their Pio the canrhs. Pieaxant neighbors, whet at | trusted the lic nt near. amd it did. ‘ AmMpwe cease! able then arose M each equal in physic . the dwarts, began rey @hid ther were 4 bizgest cannibal ¢ irrived im the village int attack WEIN eS Tnsas OF Thev are

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¥ a (Continued from Page ? «me D > 4 raging defiance. Instead—jt wo: _ wea had been unable to prove that -she was the as not leaving town that Pe mer of Tommy Atkins. She worried over the mat- cooiness. She wore a jj a S Warious stories are afloat. At any rate, Nancy he had not seen since last aus Sees has become a mental blank and faded out_of the 18} nt, black tulle hat, thee A seated Case. glistened like pulled candy: ae Sher Ferguson of Fort Smith, Ark.. made the fight stockings and shoes, all of the on Seehalf of Nancy. Next to the Government's suit, It was true, she carried what wason'’s was the most hotly contested, running aphernaiia—a big straw a eee the courts for several! years. Other claim- tely handed to him with a—.. ees. easily proved spurious, broke into the case and are, Keene! Take this. _. (ees thrown out by the heels. “Tominy Atkins,” alive to take a little walk with me “se ea tively. appeared in \arious parts of Oklahoma and a | re » other states. The bey with two mothers, both of voice none of the raging tiie Kam believed him t have died long ago, seemed eed, it was soft, appealing: ae bhavre been resurrected as a large litter of Tommy her weeping. ‘ “7 Seem the Judge in the earlier phases of the litigation dine out tonight,” she vouches. need off the stage in a dramatic exit. He was Ralph 2 east. “Don't talk, Keene!” ». Cat ; _ Federal Judze at Muskogee, a Roosevecit ally tired.” ; ae amintee. 2 jurist of wide repute for personat and offi- park at Eighty-fifth street. oe Jai honor. He was killed accidentally in Tulsa three apparently a familiar way enna oe ago when handiing an autematic pistol, the over a swell of tree-grown - Shentaem of which he did not understand Judge pre Seiell invariably handed down the opinion that Atkins had been a reai person. was the son thrown over t in Atkins. was entitled to the allutment in of the gtass—grew longer pe " and that Claries Page was the holder of a tly on Keene's exhausted ears sound. mete oil lease The Government continued to ter. A little quiver of exci tod mist that Thomas Atkins was a myth, that there never _Eisie’s slim figure. | aa been on Indian of that name. and that the prop- the place'” she exclaimed. . = should revert t© the Creek Nation as common t walk, onto the grass, o* - werty, subject, of course. to re-allotment. For nearly he trees until they caught up Me eekt years Uncle Sam persisted in this contention. 90k which dropped from a pool ie DW. Cloud, appointed receiver early in 1915, was mating baby-waterfalls of its _- a@ by the Federa! Court of Appeals a féW days ended finalig by trickling into them after be took wy the work. Then Mr. Page put up a soft spot near the tinkle, in t is bond of $959,090 cash, deposited in the Exchange Na- : Men ) Beek at Tulsa. and was placed in charge of the He said. “Sit down so that your back erty, Which he has operated continuously. k. Ta*e your coat off. if you'd like” | Ip the summer of 1°18 that bank opened a new sky- bim, she opened the hamper. Ap. @ sreper building as its headquarters. Charles Pace l, expertly packed, delicately or- @ attended the opening reception. The bank president “J was Earl W. Sinclair. Paze suddenly remarked to h over the grass, placed on it sand- § him: eges, a salad which came. still crisp, @ “Earl. if it’s not too much trouble. I'd like to know ; a small bottle of iced coffee. Talk. ™ What's my balance here.” Z gh to forestall comment, she ar- me “No trouble at all.” replied the bank president, in- th that detailed daintiness which @ sructine a teller to give the depositor the information at emerged from his daze. But ; “a mself ravenously hungry. He ate # hg man. Elsie ate with him, but @ 4° - of the time she was talking. sOU rets ot () d Po y mind, Keene,” she said. “thatas B - lasts I'm going to meet you every @ e™ ities. §=Asrippina conspired with the infamous bere in the Park. You don't e eo to poison Claudius with a dish of mushrooms like this. and you ought not to #* od to have contained some hichiy mysterious ‘the subway in the rush hour. 4 feos, but the modern critical mind must conclude oT here. and then. when % cools a these women did nothing more subtle than to ply at ovr leisure.” She rambled off oa #§ * Emperor with a dish of noxious fungi, of the kind . during lonely walts in the spring, a » to every high school botanist. ‘Locusta was spot. 9 te prison for this unsuccessful attempt. but kept ned. All the time the shadows ae@'* © dispatch the Emperor's foes. Later she cid ittle brook purled its song into the’ i lay With Britannicus for Nero, an imperial service ak. ie Pnieh won her a pardon. cot her established in noble m. Keene produced a cigarette: s ws and saw her provided with a number of itt the tree and listened again. Terres, to whom she taught her art. in the interest ymething more,” Elsie said, after @ ‘ the State. 7 | n, by turns, they had quietly talked Kt is probable that this historic women poisoner “It's a special treat I'm going weed nothing but vezeta'Je substances in her offi-ial I'm afraid we can’t afford it every me “™*O'ety. Domitian, om the other hand. resorted ta : @e 8D extraction from a species of sea hare, the Apbysia : direction of the la¥e. ¢ 'depilans, to poison Titus. “A little later that form of e was still rowing on the miniature , Brsenic kBOWn as orpiment (arsenic trisulphide) was passed, but ‘they seemed to belong med by the official assassins of Emperors, but white to be sliding alone another dimen- § * mic and the modern metallic oxide were not well i long ago faded away, but al e 7 ‘ood until much tlater. Arsenic in its oxide a distant gayety to their voyage; @ Was the substance which formed the basis of the tood uprigzht in the water like jong —_— feests of the late Middle Ages and the Renais- s. Stars, pricting out one by @e Me ia liaiy. dense shining masses, had cooled @y re the great question intrudes itself. From the icate breeze floated about them gp "ss of alchemists, historians and the confes- : in the bow of the boat, his hed # Aaa th Elsie had miraculously ext eee ee A A sad Negro Baby That Gives $5,000,000 “You have on deposit today, Mr. Page,”. said the teller, “*$1,786,214.17.” “Thank you,” responded the depositor. Of that balance, $950,060 represented the bond and was not checkabie at the time. It is released by the recent Supreme Court decision, along with about $3,000,000 more which has resulted from the oil pro- duction on the Tommy Atkins lease. The Supreme Court finds that the Thomas Atkins allotment was genuine. To put it in another way, the highest tri- bunal in the land has found in Oklahoma a $5.000,000 dead negro baby. The tract sti!) produces oi! at the rate of hundreds of barrels daily, and oil experts esti- mate that it is good for at least $1,000.00 more. In March, 1921, Tommy Atkins’ third mother made her appearance, This time she was Sallie Atkins. She sued in the State District Court at Sapulpa, Ok., get- ting judement for $1,9€0,000 against Charlé@s Paze. ~Last April the State Supreme Court reversed the deci- sion and remanded the case with instructions that judgment he entered for Page. Out of this litigation grew charges of bribery against the District Jndge at Sapulpa, Lucien B. Wricht. It was alleged that he had accepted 310.000 to rule in favor of the Sallie Atkins side. The charge was dismissed after a hearing that lasted three days. Judge Wright being exonerated. Now that Tommy Atkins, whether he ever existed or not, is established by the court of last resort as a fact, what's to become of all these millions? The most remarkable part of the story supplies answer to this qtiestion. Charles Page is of the self-made type of citizen. ("p in Wisconsin he used to be a railroad switchman. He went West. made a fortune in gold mining. lost it somehow. then appeared in the Oxlahoma oi! fields and made a new fortune in oil He had known what it meant to be poor. In earlier years he had pawned his Watch to buy food and medicines for hi« first wife. an invalid. He had promised his mother that if ever he made big money he would do what he could for widows andeorphans. When he struck it rich in the oi] fields he remembered that promise. He conceived the idea of building and maintaining a home for children whose parents were dead or were not able to support them It was not to be an “orphanage.” It was to be a home. The Sand Springs Home is the result. In that home from 5? te 75 children are maintained. They bave their own private sciools and a home | 3 Battle Science a siong of convicted poisoners of that age it is well estabiished that arsenic in one form or another was the chief poison eniployed in the evil work of the assassins who played so great a part in the political, social and private life of men at the dawn of modern- ity. It is quite apparent that arsenic, some forms of which are practically tasteless, was the favorite drug of Pope Alexander VI iPorgia’ and his son, Caevar. for these royal Fillers usually made away with their enemies by inviting them to feasts and dcsing the vine euns. Guieciardini recites that on ore occasion Alexander himeelf got the poisoned chalice and be- came violentiy ill. but was saved because he Fnew in time what had happened and what counter measures to take. The story goes that this finally died by the hand of another drug user The celebrated Toffana. who resigned as chief poisoner at Naples, a little later, with her Aqua Tof- fana or Acquetta di Napoti, soid in littie phials marked “Manna of St. Nicholas of Bari.” appears to have employed arsenic extensively also. and her con- fession on the rack. in which she admitted the de struction of about 66° persons, mostiv tbe husbands of ciscontented wives. made no mention of more subtie chemicais Hieronvmea Snpara. who plied her infamous vocation in the reicn of a iater Pontiff. Alexander Vi! Was similar!y prosecuted and fafled to reveal an} deeper secret of the poisoners art. oe => ( Continued From Page 7) church. They have a farm of several thousands of acres, where Virtually everything consumed in the home is raised. There is, close by, a modern hospital, thoroughly equipped, owned by the home. Over the threshold of the original dormitory of the home i« the motto, “Think Right,” placed there by Charles Page, who believes that if a child is taught to think right it will live right. ’ When Page wanted to have the Sand Springs Home incorporated, so that it would be self-perpetuating, he was told by lawyers that it could not done. He board- ed a train for Oklahoma City, the State capital, that same morning. The Legislature was in session. Page went to the House of Representatives, had his bill for special incorporation introduced, and the House passed it before adjourning for the noon luncheon. Early in the afternoon the Senate took up the bill and passed it. The Governor signed it a few minutes later. and Charles Page returned to Tulsa that night with the charter in his pocket. The charter provides that all the Charles Page hold- ings are to be held in trust by him for the Sand Springs Home, as genera! manacer. until he shall reach the ave of 45. Then the home is to be managed by a stipulated board, self-perpetuating. Mr. Page’s management sti!! has some years to run. The millionaire philanthropist reserved only his own home in Sand Springs and a sufficient maintenance for h'‘s family. All the rest of his property belongs to the Sand Springs Home. and under the terms of this special charter the home will go on forever. Now perhaps you understand why Charles Page iz the poores! rich man, or the richest poor man. in the world. Incidentally, be maintains also, at Sand Springs, a “colony ’ where he supplies rent-free cottages to wid- ows with dependent children, gives them bread and certain other provisions from the home farm, and finds them employment Thes has he fulfilled the promise he made his mother to do what he could for widows and orphans Throughout hia long fight to prove that Tommy At- kins was a lige negro baby once uvon atime. Mr. Page has souknt to hoid and increase these oil millions for the benefit of the children now in the Sand Springs Home and of those who will come after them in the lone vears ahead. He is a man of simple tastes. Thy only thing his friends have against him is that he per- sists in smokiag three-for-ten stogies instead of a good cipur or a Bipe. (Continued From Page 2) The most powerful of the arsenic poisons and now the commonest, whie metallic arsenic, arsenic trioxid or ratabane, to use tts various names, must be ta*en internally in considerable quantities. compared to come other drugs. before the fatal result can achieved. ig is beyond possibility for this drug be used im a ring whose maximum content wouid a few drops. Such a quantity of white arsenic as could be placed even in the largest ring. in the form of a solution, would probable not kill if swallowed and if applied tc a cut or abrasion would have only a local effect. Hence, if the stories of deadly po'sonings through jewelry, through the inhalation of a vapor. through slicht externa! contacts and the like are to be credited, the investigatog must suppose that the Renaissance knew other drugs than those commoniy used by its murderers. None of the vegetable poisons seems to offer itself as a poseibility here and we are ferced back upon animal substances and the minerals Neither prussic thydro-cyanic’! nor cyanic acid was rnown until three centuries after the Borgian period, and it is only these substances. in their rarest and most concentrated forms, that stand out among mod- ern chemicals as possibilities On th's line of reason- ing then. the stories of these ring poisonings are fic- titiows or the rine assassins knew of z2niniai poisons or other cembinations of noxious substances whose powers have heen forgotten. nace: Woman Alone With-Cannibals (Continued from Page 5) ht with Heyward today Elsie.” They ‘knew almost nothing of white people> their ght I was going to tell him tome '¥ Was appaliine. and I could hardly keep the Deeurday nicht. But I see now ; 4 Wild dwarf women from pulling off my clothes i that I was a good deal to blame. »“tamine them and myseif They did pull down my office morn in cs oP emalgrce ae oes seen amt 4 4 Pe the grass on the hiils’-—their own being been saying Bow #e.? 4nd short. an ensagemest— ge? ©8t me a house set on high piles to sleep in. pulling toget MH e _ Me the place was infested with wild boars, so ™* Would better co to bed early. I found the house Sith beeties. and preferred to pitch my tent Rot believing the tale about the boars. Never- } kept my lamp lit Mate at nich: +). “wild boars did come about: I heard M! Chettinge their tusks on the trees and moving tthe canvas. They are formidable animals, and M pleasant neizhbers. when one is practically an bgt 1 truct-<i the light might keep them from foo near. and it did. With the dawn the whet- “ and ramping cexnsed New trouble then arose. My earriers—big. upstand- : eK. each equa! in physique if not so in spirit to 180 of the dwaris began to ery. When asked to | id they were all going toe be killed, for fest cannibal chief of the whole range. ‘he village. and be would certainly iii<3i is and screamed with fricht when thers found it was. There was no proof to the contrary, but I had been told by missionaries cf the coast I could safely travei alone to the far mountain outpost of these daring fathers, and | ban*ed on the truth of the statement. The cgrriers had to be quieted. so I loo*ed up the chief. ready to trade feather-work for sait and beads, and to belp me in getting food for the men. He had no ill intentions at ail Next day, when I reached the tiuy settlement high up in the grgat main range of the Owen Stanley. the missionary who welcomed me showed me a huge ban- van tree with a human s‘eleton hanging on it, which had been placed there by Baiva himself eight years earlier. as a warning t@ any white person who might attempt to pass that way--Baiva and his chiefs stand- ine guard with stone clubs and s»vears But Baivi since then, though no convert yet. had changed his mind. and th sign of the skeleton had lost its sicnificance. It was not Paiva who attacked the prospector a year or two later. He maintained his friend!y attitude for the whites throughout. Mackin- tosh's murderers, one may add, were found and arrest- ed. under the greatest difficulties, by the Gmverument. and were hanged. There were two more adventures which did not oc- cur on this trip. One was the swimming of a river peol which contained an alligator described to me as harm- less “because it had 2 spade-shaped nose.” The-ali- gator was certafhiy there. from all one heard, buat ! should have invaded its home with less confidence if 1 had known. as ! afterwards did, that alligators with spade-shaped noses do not—in Papwa, at ail events exist. o I do not know why it let me alone: if it had behaved with less restraint there would have been an adventure, undoubtedly. but no one would ever have heard avout if On the same day the pestiferows and delirious horse, which made miserable a short part of my journey, eot me under an overhanging bough and scraped me three-quarters out of the saddie. hanging me head down over a thousand-foot precipice. It them trotted on to the edge of nothing, danziing me as it went. The carriers, as usual. began to ry if the saddle had not beem a-good, ancient “side” variety it would have been a real “adventure,” but I pulled myself up by the cruteh and once more a fine story was nipped in the Dud On the way back again | did a little riding. but this time it was on the back of a bullock. which climbed like a cat. and actually sat down anc tobogganed when the track grew too steep and slippery for walking — -—— (Copyright) ‘ SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 10. 1922. PAGE SEVENTEEN AE, cat PCI +: a eh aba ek

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Fire Prevention in the How HE protection of the home against fire is a matter of vital interest to every householder in the winter season when the necessity for fur- nace or stove heat must of necessity in- troduce an element of hazard. unless great care is used in handling the heat- ing apparatus. The following address on the precau- tions necessary to prevent fire in the home was broadcast by Harold M. Hess, secretary of the American Centrai Insur- ance Co.. from Post-Dispatch radio sta- tion K S D, the night of Nov. 2%. It excited much favorable comment from radio users and because of its genera! in- terest it is here published in full. HE home is the one place where we have supplied the least possibie protection against fire and taken the fewest steps to prevent fire. Over 65 per cent of the num- ber of fires im the United States origimate in residences. Of the 15.,- “) persons who lost their fives last rear y being burned to death. nearly 10.000 were found in homes. Eight hundred and thirty-six dweilings are on fire for every working day of the year It is necessary, therefore. thar all citizens De advised as he conditions which exist and which tf anv time may cause disaster At the opening of winter. everr true citizen should prepare for the dangers rfhich are incident to winter heating. The store, furmace and fireplace are put in service frequentiy without the necessary supervision or inspection > if wood or coal stoves are used. ther should always be protected from the fleor Dy a satisfactory metallic. properly imsu- lated base and sbonid De set at a safe dis- tance from all walis. Any exposed wa! or ceiling which & liabie to De overheated bouid be protected by sheet iron and stos naltled to the wall or ceiling with roper insulation. se as to provide for 1 air svace Detween the protecting shield the wooden material Charred wood urtaces or Diistered paint are evidences . ds A verv careful inspection should alwavs be made of the genera! installation of the as well as the condition of the moe pipe and the chimney. [t is ve Important that each of these » Cleaned. so that no act cause a fire. The chimney til with soot, which is sides. This not only lessens the effective- ness of the heating unit. but is aiso readv to Durn out and cause damage to adjoin- yreperties. Soot may be fags or brushes or Dy burr ’ for about fire. A careful examination of pipe pill frequentir revea! places where it has been rusted and uniess it is repiaced, it will Beautiful Catitornia Electric Boudoir Lamp > “fee &®é & a Pin “oe E. Leke. Dept. 163 Chicage. UL Because of lack of proper precautions in caring for heating apparatus there is great annual loss of life and property __Expert tells how to avert danger from furnaces and stoves — Exposed walls and wooden ceilings in cellars should have metal protection—The importance of fre- quent inspection of chimneys s3 23 ie result in the less of the property. It heating this year. It is weil to note Cer ts better to buy a new smoke pipe than to tain rules with regard to the storage- of pay for a new house. Care should be large quantities of soft coal, as it is sub- taken that this smoke pipe is fastened ject to spontaneous ignition. kt should rigid’. so that it will mot be shaken never be viled near the furnace or against apart when the furnace is receiving at- any wooden partitions. tention. It should alse be cemented with All woodwork should be kept at least asbestos cement around its entrance imto four feet from the furnace. As a matter of the chimney. An imspection of the firebox economy as well as protection, the fur- ef your hot-air furmace will very oftem nacre and heating pipes should be covered reveal the fact that the cement has fallen with a heavy coat of asbetos. A clear- out of the furnace union or that the fire- ance should be maintained from the top pot has been cracked. Either of these com- of the furnace to the joists of the floor ditions will allow sparks to pass through above of at least 18 Inches, and an open the deacts into the houwse proper, thereby space ef two feet between the smoke pipe creating a very serious hazard [t is much ang any wooden material cheaper to pay for a new firepot and to Fireplaces should always be carefully have the entire furmace reset than to stand constructed and weil screened. Especially the hospital or funeral expenses which |. 11:5 true where coal or wood is used, on may result from megiect #8 account of sparss which are thrown from many fires occur as a result of Dad the fire on rugs and other material Even fiues and chimneys that it is important to 9 cas fire should be screened if small chil- have every temporary or makeshift flue Gren are near, as their clothing easily replaced with ome well constructed, and take« fire. not subject to any strain that will cause The ordinary home owner has frequent- it to erack. Proper specifications for fw overlooked the danger which comes standard flues may be had for the askinz.” trom the storage of ashes in the base- [f gas is used for heating. the stove ment. The furnace is attended and the should be attached by rigid iron pipe con- ashes placed in wooden boxes or piled nection. Rubber or “lexible metallic tub- against the wooden partition. Hot coals ing. when used to commect gas stoves, is al- taten out of the furnace with the ashes wavs extremely dangerous. Frequently retain their heat. and frequently set fire these devices allow gases to escape into to the box or partition wall. which spells the room for dars before the leak is dis- ruin for the home When ashes are re “overed. This becomes a menace to heaith moved from any furnace. they should and later must result in an explosion and either be permanently disposed of at once | fire. with its attendant losses to life and or stored im nonmcomDustibile receptaciep a property satisfactory distance from all paper, wood On account of the scarcity of coal many for heating purposes. The piping neces- sary should be imstalled earefully and by S=eetiron vesseis used for ashes. efficient workmen who thoroughly un- [If electric current is used far heating. dersiand the impertance of obviating any special wires should be rum for this pur- leakage from pipe commnections. Asay in- pose. as overloading of house circuits with fuel off equipment should be Deating apparatus is always dangerous cordance with instructions pre- Have a reguiar eiectrician make any in-| er the direction of the Nation- stallations considered necessary. of Fire Underwriters. as the As nearly all fires are small im the be-| serious uniess properly safe- 2inning, and can be easily «xtinewished at that time, it is important that a standard | Im many cases, those who are accus- tome to the ase of hard coal are com-/| yelled by the recent coal] shortage to make use of bituminous or soft coel for the:r | = : New mows the latest stens. There's ' oo need te envy others 'ou /°aRm empor ithe Sieagure and | oepwianmtiy of a really good | | Ganmeer Arthur Marre Amer | cs foram tea her of somal method ‘ ro) Don’t Throw Away Your Old Coat and Vest No @usic or parteer ~« seesded More than 60 6002 hace ‘“arued "y¥ ma Your sucess a) oomtiveiy cgueruatced’ \ Send of weet or sample arere Fou can tearm any step in a few min hours. Arth | oeeret of Hew tw Gain Confidence 5 Embarrsssne Mistakes and other | Thew va ualte lessens will show Tee how eam'’y en oe ee ae ee ene Ganmrer sand & Ss Tou | — dancing well /sare Troeeertze” means thet ~ r eds This br cettieg «2 oew oeir of 7 mee ira matched Coase s Pu can : ; : — erty Fag prieg te life vour od oot « some todos To per the cost ef mailing. handling | ee : irteor Murray, Studio S39. $01 Madisen iy. address eeu ~o morer tae - G Gener eS — Pants Matching Dept. No. National | ~~ theese Oreutifel * tewel }. tear caarameed. gid iied Braceiet Wairten Without Cas! Ts 'ou ow other combustible material Waste homes are planning the use of fuel oi] D@Per or otber material carried from the | house should never be deposite@® im the laboratory-ilabeled fire placed in every home and ie. accessible. It is even pall every member of the how tc use this rh any emergency. In the always call the fire ately. Shift G 2 N A SCENDING i — until the last ¥ a lower gear ff a not only lose ‘speed as your engine. but you sien more gasoline” This is the. motorists issaed by the Roads. Washington. D. C_ tests conducted by Prof TF. BE State Colleze worting with Ge! under the ausoices of the Mieties search Council The common practic of shift gears on hills until the mos* come to a stop is ome cipal causes of waste of say. in discovering the : early shift. vehicles were used wh equipped with an ingenious devi makes 2 continuous reeerd of! consumed as the vehicle road and another which : taneous record of the spaaf ats stant. Switable see ms of 2 < selected for the tests and (imeinet gn of these se tions were mined The specially equipped . a truc’s and automediles, were then d over the various sections, - the ord of the gasoline consumption am with the two instruments “rie eral trips were made over ech | and the rate of fuel cez . coe = Ay ANT ED! Get $1600 to 325 MEN—BOYS OVER 16

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7 O OPERATE ITs OWN Rona — IN ST. Lo ‘pol: LOUIS AND SERVED Ad THE POST pIGREAT TERRITO MBM SS N XY & ee 2 Ss a Fry 7 SUNDAY MORNING, )::c nee TT rats _ a stm, rf SATEeS nanship that most ao o_o heir snare time National em throuvh every In the methods - ’ iri ~~ ~<= = & a Lee ° a Lally Canes of salesmanship | : 00n as they we VIK pioneers of the fad it Serviee of thi ea Selling positions rere in .the big ee ral A remarkable Camera study 7 sonene photoes : “ay of lights and h d , votographer’s portrait of Pegpy Reeves’ cows in a New York 5 bY eeves. revue actress Y eat (a =m! 1g Associa le ne FREE become a Mag inp for Salesmél : mone Wein eat 4, atin - ot cate Se ae Se a avn aoe . = aay re eu . - Si ET jak ps ime sae aie? ca e ‘ I Neal a less - ee ” a “thes . - Ne UR» i OP eg ce ni in .) bin ai Stee se ; ; * ams 7 e me ol 7 * at ' ep " a ae ee, = ba ? aS aE ne ae Wh Jae . ‘ : nere the flivver —. tf). 2 A re- Narkabhle woe é g : ap iq view of the manufacturing ; _ . 2 ess Gistricts of Detroit ae : is ) : us : wii ‘ b, , , A | . ae . 7 , 7 Miss eis 0. IN ee eelll Sere - ' een trom an airplane. - t Mia} Harm ton Maxwe Doroth ytHhy Knapp rec shaebdbineemes 0 - recently awarded fr | h. ness in a New : St prize for favorite pastimes ew York Competition Tree cli bing Hh ese _ tim m er Kade & Her ert Photo eee = ~ a = — qume<s . ene tent ae eens ~ eee ee eee rte. i, eee

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—— oo US! le ee , i DECEMBER ee ut (Gurr ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ROTOGRAVURE_PICTURE,.SELUDE ——. bactsgi i= Se — % imisinglll i 128 | bee: ‘« =. a ae | =e (spel 7 i, sf a? # ed mee ; | ree at ‘) He Sigh sonia. ~eaibinati ae * . Tht : ig. -° t% uy *e % KS yv <4 Pa is a r Thy ee b ’ At “95 4 : \ 4 +: rt Te 7 eat) a TES fae CR pe ei + SS gees. pacar pk og iE y if 09 ; as bs _ rit a! . reled By f ewele ; (q oe she & 6. pa Vial : || This, one of the ag, | ; | I latest evening ay |} gowns, is of flow. | | Jered silver brocade, | | with a huge bow of | | orchid tulle, th . | ‘th ) | train trimmed with rhinestones, which “\ falso embellish th | bodice. | —WNadel & Herber *hotograph r This formal eve | i ning gown is of sil- : 5 ver and green bro- ’ We Go. cade, attractively (oe draped. 4 i ' } Ps . 4 \yV :, 4 y rs | } } Lo, Sea | a BUS th a ote - CBE a os 3 | ee | an eceammmeamnmmaa aa a uate i = | Gre : | 4 s Che tish-tail eve ling gown 1s one of the latest. This one “ae. is of silver brocade ak with lined _ vr¥ iti a train iIneéa ’ | a with silver chitfon “ This 18 Miss Dot Teed ' ° velvet Note the thy Knapp, ro | } / eweled bandeaux years old, ii, , ‘udged He \a , “American + ee ES ; ' . : Bla phew ; nus” in & ue e | physical cums meh. s | who is being f | fa :. | tor $100,000 » Dice . loset & ' *) Fie | claims the a hag fe idel & ‘ sf E +) uae ' Phoetograp® ea BO : ; : f ; % | ; ; : he | ‘ he ae & 1 . : { | — Brit © Hi | Hie | ; HE x : atest in ae / a | ts from ue en work i fi oe . ’ | 1e stocking . Bie F ” ime It 1s : »mfortable- : Kade! & : prornerare o- \ | A 4 ates ARETE an ) ; — Nime. Carminati of Turin is regarded as one of Italy’s mos ‘ ; = / : 0 ss me Mrs. Suzanne Bennett ot MeéTbourne, voted fairest of the | beautitul women. Crowds are said to stand on chairs in the : ark to see her pass | : sil daughters of her Australian city, is a popular musical | . : | é NS a . : — OY. cr es 7 AO} eeer ryv ‘ net Hel “@ ari , y : - es ' ; . . ’ : »,* & ot . “ comedy star. Recently she passed across America from . | | | set — ss : B ee BD eit San Francisco on her way to London. preaching the gos- all : _~ a . “ . } Fi . ; ts — o — SS os pel of physical culture as an aid to beauty. —— —

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ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION (oom) SNAPPED AS CLEMENCEAU DROVE THROUGH STREETS OF ST. LOUIS —_— ° : PT ce cars a es, aw ge . . 4 - MOPS orbwttep — 2 Rg a OR SAE ie ’ . ; , - om A ede inal - . on Phiay Me - MG A ARON A lige PO TP ABE ath Bp n e - damped A ofaw A characteristic ‘ as ‘* close-up snapshot of the — of France Re 9 2 ve. ie ~~): . . — lp on teed A" m sales th aeaith destin, Cangas aia, saree pie rarem ween re = Me s - “ed ae te =~ ~ eto ra TT: , Le ee eed - ya et oe Rall ate a, Bi es ee ee eee lad marie egeriediine evs Gt ini tae IG Hn WERE oF aes ay ” a ya “ y . : 2 ae is Vetere, ae Po ae 2 - - oS then = i; elena eee > Fie . : i ROT tea ¥ ‘ a oda P er *s hee a % - me Pte, —- Lt , rm CS ATE CB TES AAR a ty Rom Bigg, Mee SP oe ee ee : ” : <snetiien deg poaiecaniontaee + At 3 os sags * rs . 2 oe tea an ” ; : ee it» 9 MP ind Srey 2 4 ‘aug a E ee. ? ~~ portion. ae F eid ee ee Re en os OS RAIS, re Ee BRD a gee. oh te © - 2 ge ld ee * # Ld Ball » na ™ oj This is M othy Kn en ok ! | e- 7 | : . © ) — di i | | | Exhibitors in the saddle horse classes : Above, judged 1) Hille vee “cal . wl . aes Abd 7 Tae 4 . Below. Miss Peggy Parle and Theodore Salorgne “America! nus in physica: beauty "a & i it var Serre itt oh a Fs MOR hig he ay vo eo ’ < “ Rae Ea ee grermen rena tor Al a2 jose Latest hoots Judging entries in the tandem class at the recent St. Louis Horse Show \

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ee ie . »* _ 7 ~ r o a oe y oe * § fbn oa seta Se teen EC Pee sar. 2 ae oS ” aad ” . q mre ‘ - ~w * aid RICHARD HUDNUT oe eee “ 7 m~ ie. e ‘ ws ‘ ~ — — , ovis re ee cnatipisitvitinbniagpitlinin isu + Sey) ae P i “+ 36.) Ge > . Le ar Yo Aryelly 7 » * : ; y - & H } ; ‘ re ’ , $2 233 4 : + : ial 7 ee i bo al Pageant eee ee 5 yam 2 lel Oe A IE Bs 58. gee ae ee help = 4 ith ati. ‘Ain a Piney = Ne ee ee . on ae ¥ ~ das ee # i 4 #- > F é y a os a Pe | 5 SN ARI a aE CYour gift to her — = s a a mi; - Le > ¥ & ™ _— i ra * : aa J he A . JHAT shall it be? Your Christmas tore have powder and rouge been obtain- . . : . , ae e ’ Jaye 4% ’ Se - ’ LI1¢cf ' ni ie : a. * rr ‘ , . ; ; » “* ~ > . > 7 ' - - a mV Te Y rem a ea — ~~ -_- lh > The TW 0 arte SO separated tnat tner LS ail SO akaakad 8 WUT ead Lid. It LriUUSe a-« ’ . ‘ ‘ ‘ re Se RS ( 2 Get passed. And, if possiDie, it must De some- : 7 al C1] an i ive eines i hen there is the refiller. When powder +s & oe » & > rouge are gone they can be renewed a se in the same five-to-one proportions. The re- ail criese GeSiTact . Quaillles . -“ le > ben my > ke ~~ “™ 4 rao r»a_m a - ie in tne @1it that women Of taste and Uls T s ‘ : : ee oe , : . , - win Compact and it always does fit! crimination everywhere are choosing. In ke | ene But quite apart from its usefulness, Twin i arr ~~ re -*' 3s a oe -—- rr ed ~e oe 5, At > ~ Crie Ofie gai Liaw it. trial Stanus Wa & ailwWvye aaa « . Compact’s beauty appeals to every woman Tt > * LJ, — ine new WAicnard Mudnut | win Com- a ( x FACT ) ; . ee Its practical features Ss 4 Rouge nde . , : , or —_ _— Powder ude . a + ‘ orm Se . , : . = Nothing in the least like | win Compact ‘ . - ‘ - , : ~ o—- ?? nas ever oerore Oeen OTerTead tO women. First. it contains five times as MucNnN pow- | This is Twin Compact with both ades open. The center sec- ‘ — ~ mon contains Powder on one sade and rouge on the other. Center Gg > 26 rouge. inis aione i118 enougn sc. » ie _ . - ; ~~ ] °aremied Apri gs2— Parevus Penang make every woman want it. For never be- “oe. 215: Rolled gold alled. $- a a. Pe RE

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wo COMIC SECTIONS ight Pages of Fun in Today's leaue~ SEE SECOND SECTION MutT AND JeEE F- Mr. AND Mrs. Ks Tue CAPTAIN AND THE Kips- GOLDBERG . \ F ~~ AT ST ce Be tes . r series J ‘ ’ in sill ¥ — . ral ut bai SH , Teg FP eereserens -ee - ae. ee — | : af Re, . SOOPER, . . } - i a “i ' . © Hie / ~y = ‘aa a a) a ' Po. . . : ; * ’ 2 © beat 6 2 . f & : a * Fee { ’ \_ a» 7 t ' | : ; : : 2 : : ‘ i ‘ - r . P ¢ ‘ ; TY” Bl Nb iit . Medi JZ BD : = > * ' | ? 5 4 os ; AB a trons, a a BEL, ‘Ae - z | : - 7 . 2 ; ‘ : RE ery i ‘ieee Cicero Sapp - Peter Rageit - AND THE LATEST IN comics MAIN STREET i eum SUNDAY MORNING Man Calls at the Lion T (Copyright, lize, by H.C, Visher. Trademark tieg. U. S. Pat ott) “SAS Ws avy a: ov) ee \\ \ Pee TT AND JEFF =- A Tough ‘iT IDM A Foor TO woric Lice: } YVHEAI T HAVE A HUSBAND wHho { : — Do Vt. ae December 10, 1922 ne MuUTT'S AT THE LION TAMERS' cC'tc GS AND FETCH HIM HRONAeE. amer’s Club! =: By BUD FISHER WHEN © Bounce THIS OFF HIS HEAD He*LLE LISTEN TH’ REASON AND 55 .: — Not FUSS ONC a oe ——— Co ee | , ‘a SS UNBIGNIFIEDB Fore ME T Go TT THAT CLYUB AND GET LET ME THINIC. WHERE Do You LIWANT AMIS NEW — ee Ph ofl - PIANO, MRS MUTE suR Ee: CASY MONE Yj. Ale §. MUTT: LISTEN. HERE'S TEN DOLLARS. You'RE STRONG AS TEN MEN} GO -T THE LION TAMERS’ CLUB AND GET MUTT: JEFF'S THE Door kceEPEe BuT WALI¢c fGHT BY Hit, dp 6 dit (THIS Wwite Giuc Me A NICE ) FoR DINNER! [- eae es 3 \ APPETITE ps3 I —————— —- ee THAT FoR You. MRS. Mutt SENT ME AFTER OLD MUTT, AND DOM 5— GONNA GET yo (mee A WHAT Do | You want — —_—_—SSS a I HATE TO WIT A 2 Little GLY, BUT— ON at oe RIGHT oVvl oF HERE. cS we "mecrT r'ul make (Fir: muTt Bear HE RVYUG AND THEN ree MAKE HIM SceuB THE PORCHES. mMAUST BE MUTT AND TH PIANO MAR = . =. a “ = ~~" = RRA SSNS incall WHEN & SAY GET], ‘ OVT) © MEAN ; ae % an r~ ee ree, Fee Re nage -~ PT FERS Sy tee ee ce a) ee Pee ea epg —— gr aa? ~ OO ty lek nes Ve Sl my « . . ft 4 - rs f Fr a Le ee ¥ t ie ” A 3 a Sts CO gg Plea eee Sy tae e¢ wie ‘+ nseingt oi Ee ST eee 3 aa — RET LT RRS ett + 9e nt + en PR Ty i fal a No vtigites ths oS whl ad f ets vt a ene eee ay 2d : 4 a ae Med tv POETS SER. Vageny pig n ce — dp ON pig 2. rr Regie) rte. sa: Celie otal ; a es . mee » v rie a4 vy! aed, 2a dpa oes eee ee oon : -~ ~ ie mw Aad “Hoy se apt Me eaten an ee ee ee ee ‘

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Gight Pages of Fun in Joday’s Issue y WO COMIC ecu _ LOUIS POST UISPATCH : SEE FIRST SECTION s . r * « ' ; y t= * { aii ' rf : ‘ f sEEDETP ER, i ‘ , > . ’ Burr ao Jaur « Mr. AND jit. » Tne Carvin AND THE Kips - | Ai = Cicuno. Save - Pavan Raseit - AND THE LATEST IN COMICS MAIN STREET © — i SUNDAY MORNING J SeakR RAB Bil ) THERE! WE FINISHED THE LAST OF ) THESE MITTENS, FOR THE CHARITY ) BAZAAR- THEYLL HELP TO KEEP pe AH! THATS A NOBLE EXAMPLE FOR YOU KIDDIES TO FOLLOW- ALWAYS HELP THE POOR AND NEEDY 5 December 10. 1922 — HE PREACHES *” PWEET CHARITY” TO HIP BABIES AND HIP DONATION TO THE CHARITY BAZAAR COME TO GRIEF GOING OUT TO GET A BOX TO PACK NOW- BABIES-YOUR MA AND ] ae) THOSE MITTENS IN AND YOU KIDLETS ; CAN KEEP HOUSE r f \ i Ant hiv t Rh: yt t t i Vy ¥ \ \ sh i bli i na ‘ ie aes AN ge AAG A) nN + A POOR cae ee nS eee WHOSE fe SS oow > FAMILY IS FREEZING ie ee KATRINA TO DEATH OVER BY “ef Bae MARIE OL HOLLOW TREE (~( f ALRUS FOR =): | ,oa | eg “ POOR AUSBAND ! a FELLOW] “HELP THE POOR AND NEEDY- HELP THE POOR AND NEEDY — “HELP THE POOR AND NEEDY- JAYS DID | al i) ep ) al WELL! TA-TA- THESE MITS WILL MAKE A HIT WITH MY POOR FOLKS HERE-QUICK- TAKE THESE | MR SNOW-BIRD THEYLL HELP TO KEEP —— ~ You WARM 5 HURRAH' THESE MITTENS | {WILL BE JUST THE THING eae a ae _F " 8 > Baa : ~ hy xe ~ ‘ “ ‘ wh ili e od oy on MH on . ° af 2 . - « - ind - - = —_ BO oly” ae i. pion 5 90 soca owe ee ENG. AR RR at RE —_ - : go o i adie. seiiets sliditiins, tampa 28% a - ees Bits. sdaisicentadbbee wontiian . ——. = ried . a 7 : m mara , ‘ ~*~ & . - — er ood + mle aeeey “ 4 . - et ee " . es wer r ate Nha hase re o2- See reee NM “ : 4 a - ee - : - 1 deaf 2 wr. = * Yt nga, Severe ‘ " ms . so J 3 en veerttdtn 5 . y 7 “ - . ° d ° eth — ae geting eg aa ros Be by 2? Aepewy 7 eles ge ’ —— —" “* ~ = ed — ae , fw qa 6 a coe A ea ae ee ee Lig RAAT, Vie th Maal ada tate eeceermn nae cst: Me — - . ws ~ rf Pr : pe Oey, wept v~. “ a. - ELD - ie WOW! FOR THE LOVE OF S CARROTS-THEYRE USING OUR MITTENS FOR OVERSHOES ? 2 BAH! ILL FIX THAT RASCALLY ) SNOW-BIRD FOR TAKING cy?) } DONATION TO THE BAZAAR WHOOP! OUR eee ne GONE OH! MUMSY- WE JUST GAVE. EM AWAY TO A POOR LIL BIRD WHOSE FAMILY IS [ FREEZING 10 DEATH OVER BY THE OLD HOLLOW TREE , ~ 4 + 7 y A pes 4 A 2 Sea Pe te . 7 ; ieee ee oe er ee ee ss 4 oe ve = Se SYS) ga i. “ Ae. al ee a + ~ ro Viens ee . tir ee > tt Sx i se F : P eee 37 ad ; » a y : ‘ nm = " “ 3 a ~ 2 dium R . . td b) — ~ eh. ae - " a at Sr be ¢ n . Ae ee eh rT : aie ah 7 Nee . od om o ‘ Yr keene Aiea +? ae Coil Tage De i ‘ a fe ale ep: ’ ee lt » ro sgh yee : 4 ns ET oe lle. SER, Lh aCe 4 bee A NMMBI ehdiciadl ial Sy akeetck ane ae ’ BI ag” ngs PUBS sa esd ‘4 4 ar =n . ‘ee oo " OF % . £ " 4 “ ~ ~ : ‘ Di ay aa 4 : *e hel noe al Se Sab tel ~~ wet. 2 ws " " eb : pes a ’ ; ° te tee ee tal ten Sf Me Papin OM : ey ee ce

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