St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 11, 1922

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‘ , ‘ . 4 : % . F » ae agit ag ————~, “ze- | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [Fiat amon See Pages 24 and 25. The ‘Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. : rhe OF: RE ee MEL ‘We \ ee ee — eee ee a ee ———.. — = RS 8 SS — oe Att tt ttt tlt a Sean ——— —_— ee You. 75. NO. 96. 7 pr 9 ay oe vo ; = ST. LOUIS ONDA ENING, DEC EMBER 11, 192232 PAGES, PRICE 2CENTS — ‘AK \\ \\ —— a —---- RN teen me — \ \\\ _neaipenanieenee ET rt oe —_——— /ADVENCEAUTELLS TAFT is WILLING TO APPEAR _FRSTFIGHTWON’ FORNERCINSTABLE PREMIER S’CONFERENCE | PAVERS THEY PAY AT DAUGHERTY HEARING SRGRESVES ME IN COUT! SKID. BREAKS DOWN AND IS | ‘ OROURISOLATION "=e ersnoCome™ TOLD AT PARLEY TO BE WOCTED, 4 DIOURNED TO JAN. 2. | 4 ~AAAAA\Y .\ ‘ \ \ ‘ : . A ree «eae 2 Site CE PN Re RR | ee BS OR A tee—First Flearing Tomorrow, ™ a eee ———— ON es et ee tt lly et INT tT A i te Ne Ne Nae fe. ee Although ,, ,,. | | Ss | You Know That, It eaee | me Associated Press. talston said these charges might eae and Labor Showed Julius Schoenbein Reported | W ASHING TON. Lec ° ] lL. C*hyie f j “of equa! or rreater importance” You Couldn’t Sell Your | | ee , : st ah ou Justice Tafi informed Chairman Vol- than those contained in the 14 counts | Power at Election Nov. 7, to Be Charged With Inter-| ANGORA, DREARY TOWN 4 j | a in « Hous a J noeeutly filed ith tl ‘0 . | Bee Wheat Crop, Many wees ot sve vous suaisiary com-|iccrit te nim the commie WH. Jobmstom Says at! ference, as Result of Pri-| 14, N Al | worénion, ro woe | 47’S FINISHED ae . ; > ‘ ; | mittee today: that he ious. appear ‘the Judiciary Co ttee ‘J sday. | Abroad Were Starving.” = won howtos tte penis in dietary Comm ee Cleveland Conference. | mary Phoistaie ee | . | THE CAPITAL OF TURKEY "aC eh SMaTESS BSainst ACtOr- ter Keller made public a number of) neyv-General Daugherty if the com- letters. includine ie ee 1 | . 7 r ' ers, Including one from Chair- BR | | ADDRESSES BUREAU? _ | initice shoud see tt to call bine _ man Vois‘ead to Ralston, saying thar |“POLITICAL FUTURE — WAS THEN CENTRAL Ul. J” STAUBANNE, Dec. | 3 ; Sc hatr man V oisi pad had explains. , ’ I 4 the committee desired to investigate ONSTANTINOPLE has prob- _ FEDERATION MEETING the chit Justice that ins name ait of the charges ahd, wanted to. APPARENTLY SAFER” TOWNS |] C ‘coir ceased to be Turkey's was livctindied in the list of witnesses know what witnesses wer ed HIP OFFICER oe Se . ; reitieal by Renmei Kail... .. i. Ce capital for all time; it remains in considering the first specification ‘| the seat of the caliphate and the. Republican. of Minnesota WhO!» | | Doesn ’t Want Money| ge ‘~ relating to prosecution of antitrust | . J ° ; ° , | religious center of Turkey and + France | brought the lmpeac hment : harges suits. Volstead said this was neces- Farmer Laborites, Nonparti Two Affidavits implicating | ' the Moslem world, but the Turk- 4 inst the Attorney-General. The pes | | | ) : Soldiers, but Only the | #84 sary “because as to some of the| | : ‘ a , ; ‘| ish delegates at Lausanne say 3 6 By hairman said the question of cull-| charges the committee may desire | sans, Socialists and Others | Him In Irregularities at Indications Among Local that mente pha Kemal Pasha and () st IN PARI AOE EE A G 1] Word’ —__Goes From. ing the Chief Justice now would be |to hear you as to whether they are | . his helpers have no thought of | determined by at Two-D ay Parley to: Wellston P olling r lace | Unions Here of Demand, re-establishing Turkey’s political the committee, prob- ‘impeachable before incurring the ex- to New York. ably after the opening of its hear- | pense of sending tor witnesses to * ¢ . ° h f foreign Chicago ings tomorrow. Sat ri el nage nas | Frame Policies. Had Been Obtained. for Re-establishment of et Hn aus aaa eld tums vilieistbianisaia Jackson H. Ralston, counsel for Keller com , be ; ' | “tle plained to. Volstead in | | - Dardanelles and the Bosporus. *.° . . : oo Press. f | |Keller, has written Chairman; writing about the failure of the com- | py the Associated Press | | the $1.25 Basic Wage. The assembly at Angora has British Cabinet Rejects Meas- AGO Det. aa. iy wore gre Cle- | Volstead that he “may find it | mittee to print the full report of the | CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 11. Farm-| An indictment returned by the St. discussed the advisability of mov- of F f Ruhr Dis- oe speaking as a “dir armer ' necessary to place before *he hearings at which he and Ralston = we Louis County grand jury in the Cir- IRON WOR WANT ing to various other places in ures orce or e”’ to the farmers of the | ‘ers and labor have discovered thei! Anatoila, but Angora always de- trict Upon Which P : » eof | committee additional \charges of appeared, and demanded that it be cult C ee Se { Ew lt Court at Clay ay is - | Ss States, tocay urged them to conte crimes and misdemeanors.” © htanateeeds to him “and to the nation.” |Joint power through the primary | ete ton today is under feated all other rival applicants 3 a henetion > into} —_____. wea A Seca | Pte 4 ia +o stood to charge Julius Schoenbein, | | , é E Seppe the re-entry ={and ‘‘there is now hope that our po- : 18% CENTS INCREASE The permanent location of the care Has Insisted as Guar-~ “ eT soe eset busi. SEVERE C litical and industrial future is safer! former Constable of Central Town- | Turkish capital at Angora will be hie @uty, but as a good busi: | OLD WAVE than it ever was before,” William H.;ship, with interference with a judge) oe te a blow to the United States and t f G Mora- ness #roke. f DUE IN MISSOURI BY Jchnstqn, international president of; of election, and with breach of the | Secretary of Building Trades other nations, which have fine antes 5Of & erman “Isolation !'’ he exclaimed. neg ncae the Machinists’ Union, declared here; peace in the primary election of | . embassies tn: Pera, the foreign t : ? : does isolation mean for you. You TOMORROW NIGHT today, in opening the conference for; Aug. 1.. The grand jury has been Council Says That Eco- section of Constantinople. Life Crnie. : | know what it meant with your last : progressive political action, over|investigating these charges. since p a . will be dull at Angora for the cxmentsneeesiaanant wheat crop—more wheat than Amer- ; which he is presiding. ‘September and has returned a num-_— nomic Conditions Justify foreign diplomats, accustomed to ica could eat, with low prices, So | THE TE MPERATU RES “Our first experiment is ended |} ber of indictments as a result. In | ° the social brilliancy at the Sul- U. S. 1S SOUNDED ON that you didn't know what to do. ea aus * 3 Pera 37 is 3 ‘and our first preliminary skirmishiall, three indictments were rturned Advances In Pay. ‘| tan’'s court. . “At the time your prices were -s Bae + _ aha eS | on behalf of equal and exact justice /into court today. | Angora is a dreary interior NEW DEBT PROPOSAL down Russia and Austria and Ger- Gg, “pees : ed Inquest Tomorrow in Case of} has come to a close,” Johnston de- | Names of persons indicted are not | A recent vote in favor of demand-_ Turkish town of about 20,000 ; “ many and France were hungry and ae ic aoe ir Mi Alice Case. W] Died |clared, summarizing the recent elec- | divulged officially until the persons population. It ig situated in a | couldn't ‘eat because they couldn't | } | an ae Jing ay MISS ALICE Case, 10 tions. “Through you, as a result Of; are arrested. | great cattle and sheep country, C f S ed | pay.” S gt " eee bees : i +t ays aie in Doctor’s Office. the efforts made by your associates Schoenbein was mentioned in two| cents an hour, from $1.06 4% an 300 miles east of Constantinople, onrerence uggest at | ‘They couldn't pay, Clemenceau de- | Pept yesterday, es and neighbors at home, the Amer!l- affidavits which were among a group! hour, taken by the Bridge, Struc-. on a branch railroad, and 200 Which Cancellation | f | clared, because of the unsettled con- | lowest, 25, at 5 a. m. | ‘can people have spoken most em- made by citizens concerning the pri- tural and Ornamental Ironworkers | miles south of the Black Sea, ° A ditions in Europe, sect traceable,{ __ ; : ; | The presence of potassium cyanide. ; phatically. j}mary, which were obtained by Spe- | Union. indicates a trend towards re-} without any connection by rail- French . Obli tio to he asserted, to tHe fact that the The Weather Bureau at 3:10 p. m.]a deadly poison, in fatal quantity in} “On Nov. 7 the stored-up wrath of! cia] Assistant Attorney-General Ran- | ate ieieiediiin ot the $1.25 an hour|| road and wih the highway closed iga ns ae States left urepe ound the | today received from Chicago a spe-|ine stomach of Miss Alice Case. 27/ the people was let loose agatnst the | qolph Laughlin, one of those who| nooks wane scale in bhe Building half the year. America and Britain Might 2 | | years old, of 27 South Euclid avenue, | treepooters. profiteers, plunderers | investigation é : _ ; ) - D; | : retary of the council, said today. He Be iscussed. q peace treaty. 3 - - » ‘ a “Send Only the Good Word." sca pans Cag ae 95 during tomor- who died unexpectedly at noon Fri-| and political puppets of the discred- Nature of Affidavits. idea stan: acomtente oomaanan aa i os eee Tew night. OLlOWS. wad | , _ gp... [ited Harding administration. ms ‘ ~ 3 ss : : “* : if there is & crisis in Europe! «cola w for the sea- pea) in the effice of Dr. Frank Fry, 0 eee: S. Mrs. Rose Welp of 1527 Lewis av-| iitieg a return to the basic wage | wave, severe “Intelligent Votin ? ‘now,’ he continued, ‘“‘it is because q ‘ : eal : nteige &. ,enue, Wellston, who went to Wells- Pe . trades in the . \son. Temperature fall to zero in| Whose secretary she was, in the “On that day American citizens)ton polling place ta serve as a Dem- trea 4 Heeityrhna Dd By te Sete Toe isinterested herself in the\ ,, , ; : 14% nal ‘ . America disinte 'Northern and Western Missouri, and | Humboldt Building, was reported to;voted more intelligently than they | .nee¢: Mf er building industry receded last spring. LONDON, Dec. 11.—-The confer- treaty. I don't ask you to send! , : s, Ni in v fucka ‘ ” |'ocratic. clerk of the primary, made The last Government report on ; i 'ttey not only : | , . ence of allied Premiers, called to ar- 'to 10 degrees above zero in South- . , via 3 s— the Coroner today by Dr. F. W./ ever did before. iaffid: th: as ¢ r | oP : : | sold, or soldiers, or bo agg “east Missouri by or during Tuesday oro r toda’ ‘ inno Ahedeeds thc tie ie ak oben | : a é se Poe Peon Past gen he building prices, Cassidy said, show . - sometimes I think diplomats are | : oO serve. and that when Veputly Sher- | that material prices increased , range the basis for an allied financial — ; | night.” indienat! Se ae es oo | > “ae y , gnation,. put thes used it so thor- ‘iff Robert Goericke tri 0 eiect : at than orp siete T only ask you Southern and Western Illinois also! made an analysis of viscera from | oughly that c. predatory interests in Lean a 2 oS hi “ san ~ = the Jast year an average of .16 dea and reparations conference in Brus- = send us the good word; and [ am ‘will be in the path of the cold wav- Se. , aac ; i i Cage ita aan lit lit © DMCs SOP sster cent, and wete not lowéred to meet j h brok down It was an- | sure peace will be restored. Let | 7 || Miss Case's body. and out of the present administra-jand others one of the men put this the wage reductions accepted by the} [wo Hours Fixed by Judge as Den an ae a ef. 4 the Tarks and the Russians and the = -_—- The presence of this poison was | tion are still trembling with pain | officer out. Schoenbein, then Con- | Se ace ge ‘he vebr ‘ ae & ; » nounced at 6 o'clock this evening ., Germans See that America is in the | THERES m4 Official fore-| suspected after an autopsy Friday,|from the wallops they got. istable, was in the place at the time, | He at tid that there are 14.32 | Limit for Speeches by Coun, that the Prem had taken ad- ' moral field, the talking field, and,all | Wr cast for St. Louls| When it was found that Miss Case “You have exposed the great-|she declared. and did not interfere | ow owe oyed In the St. Louis| ! | will be weil.” , ECK AY THE and vineity: “4S in a delicate condition. ast inequality of the sleight-of- | when Goericke was ejected, but later | Secantbie fons Lad that there would! ee ee pee Were The “Tiger” spoke before an au‘li- END OF THE Cloud I bI | The Coroner's inquest today was hand shel] game in American politics, |} ordered Mrs. Welp and her compan- be no unemployment for lack of | oy ee ee After‘ clpmrenty : Sajomer e | ; ; oudy, probably |... ee a aE »i whereby can ates on bot} iajor ; ‘nd . OXF ), Miss. C, —_ = > ence of about 300 delegates to the RECKLESS DRIVE. es 7 | continued, for a second time, until wh ret ’ 2 $I fs | i. i » a ions out, : condtraction thie estates. Yie alnel Pirron dag aa Fs cmon — Premier Poincare said: “It is fin American Farm Bureau Federati)n. with Snow to- | tomorrow morning, to permit the re-!| parts ur Kets ave hereto oso ) n William Fuller of Ha mburger av- that the demand for workmen would m : 7 . : c s ished.” “Dirt Farmer” Objects to Lights. night, somewhat call of several witnesses who testi- hand picked by the predatory UN-'| enue. Wellston. 9 special Deputy | sontinwe I want to talk only on one WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. — the! Berlin, ways the 1,000,000 marks {s/| litical action. 7 Township is the most populous sec-/| steamfitters. lathers, electricians, took him near where Gay was x«ille1| cofitinue their discussions in Paris on * You are to choose: between | COld wave now centered in Montana at the disposal of the allies. It re-| Among the prominent leaders are€ tion of the county, adjoining St. plasterers and stone masons. and shot him to death. Excitement| Jan. 2.” that could be settled almost | #nd Western Canada is expected by | Peats Germany's former apology but| Warren S. Stone, president of the) T ouis on the west. | While all of these trades are not] continued high. Premier Poincare stated ‘tonight ed Maneously, .and war. which | the Weather Bureau to spread east- protests against proposed allied exac- | Brotherhood of Locomotive Eengi- ‘affiliated with the Building Trades Local and county officials had de- that even if the allies were still une as ¥eome I cannot say when. That | Ward and southward over the Dinins | ons if Germany refuses to remove, neers; D. B. Robertson, president WwInnW OF MURDERED B BRITON, Council, most of the trades are af-| cided the only chance for Gray's! able to reach an agreemetn in Paris *you must choose between iso- states and great central valleys dur- |}»e burgomasters of Passau and In-|of the Brotherhood of Locomotive| filiated largely by the negotiations| safety lay in his tentsval to Fair-|he was “quite sure” it would not mon and cy-operation.” ‘ing the next 36 hours, Snow fs fal}. | S0ldstadt. It declares Germany is | Firemen and _Enginemen, mavey | AND MAN, SENTENCED T0 HANG of the council. field. When the Sheriff's party re-| mean a break-up of the entente, | Year Since 1910. moved the negro from tke build- “Only Hope in America.” . ‘Lleave the matter to the Ameri- | ing now in the Rocky Mountain re- powerless to do this, as the burgo-} Hillman, New York, president ef the Rest N people. I am going home. I|gion. A temperature of 24 degrers|™asters were elected by an autono- | Amalgamated Clothing Workers; | Cassidy said that the council has,|ing where he had been kept under The official French explanation of , Trial of Frederick Bywaters | Edward Keating of Washington, edi-| or edaaine not been notified that a general in-| guard, persons in automobiles over-|the adjournment, given out by Pre-- with no mission save below zero prevails at Havre, Mon-.| ™0OUs administration. ‘di , my own Edith Thompson Attract: = ence. T only ask you see green At Calgary, Alberta, 28 degrees be-| The note adds that the central Gov- | tor; Morris Hillquit, New York, mem- Crowd os Court ~~ |crease will be demanded of the|took the Sheriff's party and the ne-|mier Polncare, sald there had. not “over - If you decide vou have|low zero rf reported, while 26 hn, | ernment sends the reply to the coun- |. ber of the national committee of the, | : builders next spring, but that the|gro ws seized by. the mob. The of-/|been sufficient time to examine ati - Ca mistake, you will get up and/grees below is the temperature at. 'cil of Ambassadors in its own name. | Socialist party; Benjamin C. Marsh.) By the Associated Press. unions that made contracts for one} ficers were held under an armed!the aspects of the situation duriag af Limplore you ‘to think | Edmonton, Alberta. ‘as it and not Bavaria is the proper | Washington, Farmers’ National LONDON, Dec. 11.—-Frederick | year most likely will attempt to re-|guard while the negro was chained | the last three days. } ee Btandson of a far ae | tion; much cold- mamner.” adding that er tomorrow. 'Indemnity Demands for Recent At- - he Was “a dj - ’ rt farmer, brought up. Hlinois — Un- | tack on Interallied Officers in aged or who have been injured or i tea to conduct international af- | Council; J. G. Brown, Chicago, na-;| Rywaters and Mrs. Fdith Thompson | establish the basic wage of $1.25 anjto the tree and his body riddled The only hope of reaching a solv- Dentes Desire for Annexati he ‘tional secretary, Farmer-Labor were found guilty of the murder of} hour. with bullets. Approximately 10¢0/tion lay in possible action by Amet- at touched on the a GERMAN CABINET ORDERS BOND | party; Fred C. Howe, New York; H.) Mrs. Thompson's husband, Percy He attributed the continued em-/| persons witnessed the lynching. ica, according to the statement... . > rge that France iaeiaras i TEN PLANES SEARCH DESERT F. Samuels of Idaho, acct oman yeaa nan for dirrinnanpeneed Demand for the primary nomina-'? oon setae’ selling their places in| Mrs. Hodell, and Romie Hodell, her | lowed under the Washington naval by the political situation at. . or for the Anferican planes t s the in the trial by selling Mrs. , : ; oa apateuapl 00,000. One thousand! marks to guarantee payment P 0 cross th ~ husband. treaty. St. Louis carry them. | 4 4 @ of asbeatos fiber was damaged. foreign grain. border in their search south. Continued on Page 2, Column 8. line. t’s a Red Goose book menemiorens 9 THE POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY CIRCULATION IS MORE T HA N 410,000 | | da 4 E | : , orni r a | | y in the year, , 3 |crops, Germany must import fouoc- | morning that the territory east and}, use our power in the primaries to. ' | eeenetcs, Av. Sh Lose

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ne RI eee ym DECEMBER 11, 1922. ST. LOUIS POST-RASPATCH ' — SEE See ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | MONDAY EVENING, THETIGER TALKS CHINESE FLAG RAISED OVER * FYPERTS DISCUSS IRISH FREE STATE OF PACT OFFERED SHANTUNG AFTER 24 YEARS croars CONTROL SENATEMEETSFOR ons atu oanceuen ed BYLLOVD GEORGE °c 2zsses.ce', ses Siccst WITH THE TURKS. FIRST TIME TODAY """c=re.antosie: ars Bonin ‘change Addresses and Drink Mutual to Famous Hostelry. He Says That in Discussions se — — NR ‘ure “WON'T INTERFERE IN ANY DEBATE” twice Seco Clemenceau, After Speech in Chicago Today, Will Go to New York to Return to France. eae ess hefore 2s ments whic! League Class of irishmen From 3 ini ort tis 41 erson. wht ec > nani owners = he: : understandabie room President Cieve- Was Not One Word About - o Chin oon yesterday) Wang and | Caine Assails It at me Turn. —Four Are Women. husband g!ooked tz2dte chairs weet to someome else for ing With Foreigners in Pressure of Rammed Tornse, a . , © ar : rst tit foda: si spas iene = ' tention me, cantcha be ITS DOORS WITH DEFENDANTS O28 2 OSS a aay Te nile everybody was watching a mai things the pa le with which Mr. oon, 3 3 ague of Nations, there won!d/ purely democratic | am bes rev story and then sell every- dit a list ay eae | rul Patrons of Different Sort. Liord George made his jouTna —_ one s fears, ? i> nd a1 * Lmhines CF ‘ : ‘ os hee : = C ih j =a! - ; : . te | miat, ‘ > " . ‘ . : —— : “a . .*% , at! rons ? a a 7* > ‘ eee wi ee -~ : r 2 ’ eT 7" °» AGO. ? io} Lortnign « >> __— * LBaeir Lime im A 444 %4 ‘*-o27¢ + * > ~~ , = na >» ™ > e furriture tha docket for crimina! retirement has the stares of Jan. 17. and announced would arraiten the Harriscor afternoon lators this ‘VOTE RECOUNT ON TWO COUNTY OFFICES GRANTED Prosecuting Attornership and (Clerk- ship of County Court Involved— Another Case Pending DEMOCRATS IN SENATE OPEN ATTACK ON SHIPPING BILL Robmson Sars Action in House Was Postponed Due to Fear It Would Be Campaign is-ue ~ en > a ‘ess sy - of Informant. Who, He Says. Is = WASHIN was printed ves Paris and Post-Dispatch, brought a quick denial from Premier don attend - Ci ee the investiga- raucs had been removed Premiers’ conference supported by the Semi ag aint ‘League were chosen the officiai returns, wi! by the present clerk ed a breath Court. William Seibe! ing the allied ee. on German reparations. Livrd George in his articie said that mem Clemenceau impii ll faith on the part Great ers of the as a canvassing members of the be replaced. Jan elected through the for l know Among the defendants were made his journalistic debut by suc- which pier gesting that Clemenceau was suffer- ¥ te Se'n ing from “temporary forgetfulness of of eis ype | fact” im asserting that Licyd George, ™***** f° § after offering France a guarantee esi = sens : ar “i obit oie da } i ur 2 ee ae save t:/o OO fT. at | SOvernE The i Surry did not |some other organiza: second, that Lioyrd George offered |* the _— ace ae eg nee ae Pe ; - French Favor a Recess this pact im order to rescue Ciemen- | 5Y Japan at Washing eA you ceau from the annexationists in| >* S™3" chance of t iE ae 8 wed pending fu: ) wideration of | cia ie 7 friemaiy ts = i $ | o Paris; third. Poincare, in reply, °**e" considering the prei oe scx ) ) han ere For . ro the Si Fein pa = iad? ce | ave sted Biue blood in iete thet there never had been | Such a European peace pa: , aiomente fae * ns Pc} e Reasons for ‘Sale “Faplained st 1 »n'v do for the spare bed- any annexationist movement in I> Chicago the Tiger. duly coached .,.. porrisen narcotic act. ret: ; sheviki. + jenounce [t at every o} ance of the treat ict er explained “O : hairs and tables France and that Licrd George had by Bernard Baruch to the epic of , the grand jury Frids ' : -) . Knoown as Seanad and Dail . respectabie surrounded the offer of a pact with the farmer interests, is going to orate os sie informations ation of nations is useless, inasmuc> » Senate s assemoiry roor utare at & see ee eee a Berg s and ee such conditions as made it impossible Titty as a farmers son lations of Federa! t have “any of them acceptance. What ight could dee race, then engage u his last nedint “Melek Dorel _—_ : we 9 lacs , 4 | | lutsersJal! eaqves: an rd Clemenceau throw on the subject? ‘2p back to New York Drott will ask leave to file. brince gates have been t7 rd to cet pret a’ ts new use. 10- e converted 1 authourons a. ee is ome critic had Much. He insinuated that straight- Clemenceau told us the’ had he ~ 2 went te tat t waits away. but he is net one of those who Planned a big reception and banquet more than 409 cases : Lolida: negotiations > in ipied by er 5 a. | 1ef ee Vina & x | ul rs will fare mo be-- believe im open discussion—even in Paris for him. but he had forbid- Se creat was the crowd — . stadia i tat thar Lor efiyv fcrma mattires te did ean a ea a its da of quiet vears afterward. den his admirers to make any oom- Tuése Serie continued the bond 2eson and ' , lelegca ee ater = he shy li fer cle k a res 7 Angora sta: “Nothing in Pact of Annexation.” ~““* Wer? ted quite nat Si ee was_of no use with saovsxion vr 'tne section stave wished that to be without lin it gmmerts that if Lieyd George believ publican, whos ficial plurality w met -s ees eee | ie a en a _- lat tl uth may. be _preseated iz Bis ess enc mn ut was & party in F ' | wie About 5@ Men and Women. Inciud- : r eee tr Sierd Geeta. mg ing anne cation of the left bank of img Several Negroes, Arraigned ; . p Bar Mm the Rhine he in Federal ( court 1919 and its fate unti! ultimately a windm: ee amt. 19¢2 sak : | Whee ee PROPOSED COBE OF ETHICS i against ~~ erin di; mitted ee : formai n to th n fers ~ Tr. ry ; : he —-. ' men a wome “thrown fn the waste Paper basket Poeimeare saves that Tiers cc orge ew biank pallots. and tat S testing against es : °4 7 es ai) on .- : - JUDGES COVERS PRIVATE as Liord {,eors* wrote hy Pain- subrnitted a ra raf ~F «+ & : : ; : : Siz an i 3 : ‘ “ ‘ Russian . 4 ; =" , 5 * . . . : ; Feeaa ti é A2 ami E ‘ . : - -aAn- "7? ' ; f eare earty thie vear Of the orig-| nact at Cannes , - represents - Ste. . : : iscussions proceeding het ee a ea =) 7. .* ‘ a 7 . - 2 - A - . + ’ te. hd : ; ; f or ar a ~ 1 anada. Wher} . acing itary conven rif | BR oe ing ‘te Greek High Commissioner Ordered iTrTaigzn é ent ecits - , : " t. . - ra — ‘ave assurance oo? e Furis - : "oO LO ee La: en drawn up tor su what the terms ef the pact sheuld support in case of German | . PRISON SENTENCES OF ROBBERS Out of Constantinople he Aseocated Prees COMMUTED 0 RE} ORMATORY CONSTANTINOPLS he Executive Committee Be, Dut one of the stipulations was gion He save Liewa Georre American Bar Association, 21 that France sheuld net be the ®S- this and later said signing sreek High C ordered to ; a*‘rmosrhere 7 4... | oe - ie = bh i) States offer contests were filed ee MES atte « ane pte Muelier. Republican candidate fo: =m ae eg ' - = ani: ;' , ras 4 Speeds eo ey TF N CT Li.—The re-election as Prosecuting pe OU SH eRe ———— es EEE POE uti voted against Adam Jones, Demo- |, ape | | : , . oe t the } , erat. whom the official cout showed — m ia te raee sil. , Ww CCAS ~ ' Sunimmer wee op Mile: > ~ the 1 f rights which would have iTxne cture censorship Attorner ay a > Henry iment to ~~ - neg to "be elected Dy Missionaries. gr: ar votes Was Sa Premier has never ment Min: ence ' eEei Ree France a ster now t7?rmn there was a France favoi insist on fniation 2 Ireland to Having Repre- VW ashi rt i "was e guarantee experts from persens " reroll — : But the ‘er Was 37 4 ’ . o eters eo — , . -~ 7 . 2 ar then tells of the . . ba ing sion of a propesed m Tien To contro} >? the ‘ . Ww - : ee ; m5 Rue , ‘ ~~ icZz aggre please refuse:] of a pact onference cds of Omaha. Ne! io Drings, Jan. 15. by a prelimi- . imu ist wea. ? on the (zen a | He said he a dru mittee headed by Chief J: He was asked ff Lioyd George bad ang the Near East 5 ee ee niu ¢ oi Lf that he «oid arot¥wer ad- not oniv the pub- made te offer of the pact contin- The French Premier sare e th san ceil = but their private aa 34 ~ o 2 ee tad o ad ry ¢ - sac = sis gent upon ite acceptance by America. Liovd George thinks there is a- ee ee but on thie ard on ‘ater develop-~ perialistic and annexation er a “— aggre tati he Fy ta in the as a atin hateane ela ncidiieatin ments im connection with the pact France his conduct at Verne . i . sti, Cilia anaes ai fui act ac Vv mn Oe en ee " i ficial coe@uct for rm the Briand and Poincare ad- since is explained He asks if — 2 pyre tage, chosen I ee ey fev ing CE ee ae e Executive C Tommi tte of | : ta Pe. | cal ‘ asa ‘ ‘* - . . ee A. ' rSi i: " “yy Ty ~ + on ss 2 | | : : t : . c ; » possession nd sale of narcetics = . - — . 2 ~w tae 4a? i a7e : ,. et 343 ; > HuTrsilre . ? . ° the a i. her: mposed on negro... wo sie . sth ee . ) ; . BBiOT aa net attribute a , Spar ' Tears Walter 18 months Chief Justice Tat “We bare con- tag himeetf with this tilt a: the France &- program whic! “a ss = - gt ng nee Se ee posers . test recognmitio: = - : ibe 18 months speage fallen British Premier: “Tt does not e : é ae cn nF : ' izs i East ~ iOS + ica | rE? as J : "> = >? wR 14323; aS ‘ames Ritcher four mont nhs Vern Cinge . > ‘ ’ . or l- - J a have 3 on Freight Wreck on Wabaah sue > . ano rms fer members ef Tiger was oq Ville today Dy Circuit Judge Frank- ' i ; stat : gps . —" ; - ESE . t n eed bas ecog- Bwe tong walks or the meunitai n- Smother’s Mur. lin Miller il *- | Prosecution in CT. S. Court Possible wood pile and may be able to realize Four cars and the caboose of a %@* ar _ e ~— a8 ™ - —* ——— : - - . > ri ¥ ri : ; x33 r . > _ Side had made him feei Tull of “pep.” They were chareed with a ceries After State Conriction. a Small free woog ‘cal freight train en the Wahash es - Fog . canons fer mem ' : +a - bia q ser = P , oi Pred x _ " ‘ - + : , ian = sm TIcMmuty of ir- ASHINGTSO) Dec. 1? — ~ a death of William L. Weed. cit 2 RR eisai av iriwing i several riola- re deiared. and No. >. from Kan- ” ~ . std ann er 94,4 the Suprr me t oF Pp is ‘ ; - . Fs Lat wae det ; in Use For Over 30 Years ~ ‘ so ; & ei : : * oure : a*e2eT? - t 74 Ty : eS ' kr, Liat _— + on aie am elem iow on | ns ce — : ee Heraid as Fiuciid savenne The rouths sought case Srough? ; —_— ‘i ge ; choppers th from Mexice 1 ae, tia. 9 ‘ - — * efficials April. e Yrerdict ur ‘ . a" mons Dene ere. the ; iro . ee oF tA Murtine- np hapa i . xt Was returned @ Ground they had agains Vireo Lan i the State of - cars. Speeders will Be gtven}ton route. Clearing the tracsk was a| “Including a very‘after 13 baiiots. been drinkin ' > : &. : qf Ween con. “hance, he adds. ask of several hours. leieeenn-at question covers that if Three Youths to Serve Fire Years for Hoktiups: Said Ther Had sick. Edwards Was sen- party been were: Henry Robinson, haries Seng. 13 7 | Praul. ; = Oul day = «+ ~~ * Lo street. were caiummiate an aliled country ” epee ennemecenecene = =) " - Ed@iter Acguitted of der. ~o f+ + prot or ~ —- rnish ise es east of ‘ ss . ~ a © 7H a ihe prisoners toda 5 o with - . _ ts i= which he persons they with Rebert O° Leary three roung riris . 7 ‘hom if Tre one of ales ou! under ~i be | . “ant avenue (Gttptn . : t s I -_ e * > ** . ” > - - = the prohibition statutes will: * ity to St. leamencr on * rad probably more | | Charest, ' of Milan: vards was 533, ’ 7 ami! CASES HAVE BEEN REMOVED (Congressman Declines te Sive Name (where primary mand for ‘law should be made on the ine Furniture of Tradition Put POPE DEPLORES IEF Under Hammer at Planters HOLY LAND PR Pius Xl Creates. Eights Cardinals at His - im Secret Consistorys wv SSe Assoctated Press ROME, Le 11.—Ptos his first secret consistory creation of new cardinaig= The pontiff delivered an Latin describing and p ~ whom he intended te raigp amp purple and ending with ¢£ tional! formula wherein the of the sacred college foe pointment of new oe body is requested aS he etght rdinais~ nies bens: - were: Toieds: Mongi- Archh ishop of Monsignor Eugenio Tosi, Monsignor secretary of the on Jesuits, and the’ Enhrie, formerty | librarians allocutio€ Pope Pied it ‘he conference at mgetings. ase _ he would reiterate to the ing Brussels conference his | the Genoa delegates” ts ¢ ! edies for the sad of the worlds ~ nferences =e propo aaa Prussels meeting ¥ less and ae to cause_ ~pepineenll decide to t hari ty. to Pal estine, | on of the late lict, which charged that ft were “taking ad ivantage f ferings of the bishop of wr rranz a ae a (;,overnmen'’s tice Wit n “Ps ee in regar ad * : . the aisocut inhabitansg 3 dh . to th and deplored “the | ions eniored ‘by tie 4 which is war. posit lestire. lus added @ his own protest . ‘arry out hisg so that * may he sa f-guarded.” Also, considering tow great « rights of the Catholic he continged. “we cant these rights tobe safem ly against the Jews as but a'so against the whatsoever sect ors ther mar belong.” The Pepe voiced his welcoming the Cardinal, : assem bied the first his elevation. He also | eulogy of his predecessst,” that Benedict XV haé church during ame eo? tare there. wish not on dels. olics. to fer | period “in such a manse? aval net only the aprlaus® ef : lics. but also the ad adversaries.” He anrounced his mas encreiical. conta gram of his pontificate, summarized in these “The peace of Christ ip dom of Christ.” Ss * — —Err > ane ~ S 7 5 fe". sie © i eS Ss “ a . 5 a Pe (Upskilied workers what by Post-Dispaica Bureaa. °*é Wratt Buildiz WASHINGTON, Dec 11.- Louis, keeping step with or al of the other industrial centers of ‘Ynited States. ac Serine notable ployment gains during Novem the Employment Service of the of Labor reported toda 7 monthly summary of indus Shoe factories tn St. Louis. it goted, are working to their fuil | pacity: favorable weather do Wevember permitted intensive bu ing for which thers e scarcity ef skilled labor; mar fmoreases were reported by the bh paper and printing ghoe factories and the tron and s industries felt the effects of the ; and flour milling was active than tn October. Data From 65 Cities. Dats for the United States a qed from 65 principal cities. st @at 1423 concerns, cach usually : pleying more than 590 workers. | 44.663 more on their payrolls at end of November than at the end Getober. The greatest cain - by trom and steel. which ad 23,738. Metal and metal prody ing the gain in tron and st ‘tock en 2234 additional emples ‘the leather industry added 26 ‘@mztilesn, 65393; automobiles. 37 ‘M@ilecellaneous industries, 4498. f eed kindred products, 2961: pa and printing. 1737: tobacco, 14 ‘@emicals and allied products. 14 Tallroad repair shops. 1941. and ly ber and its manufactures. 73%. Further extension of employnm ‘the report says, was prevented by ‘Sdequate rail transportation. La ‘oubies caused heavy declines ‘Stone, clay and glass products, wi ‘Beuor and beverages showed a sli decrease. Increased eugieweneust obtained the oi! tndustry. particulariy in 1 Seuthwest. The approach of win Caused a yaaa. off of building « tons in many parts of the count but without creating a surplus orkers in the building trades. Some cities build: ng programs creased in rolume Road and other public improvements Gmued t6 abscrb* large numbers A sho . common lahor though voltage the release of many fal Workers, was stil! apparent in ma Sections Evidence of of Permanency. Of the 65 reporting cities, 52. fing St. Louts. showed a- net nemt gain for the month. in Missourt are lows “With em P! oyment tome extent bh: Provement. ing 39 days bright. in meat packing and at the highest point Railroads, wed and

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= FE EPLORES ES py. 11.—Piuse XI heig the today. an-addrege in . ind praising those tO raise to the. with the tra@i. the consent for the ap- members of its ret comnsistory carding is livered rr eu )f wherein college new vested ted teu. Loca. ee sh BPOStGlic Lingo! : Casanova. Monsignor of Achille Jsbon-: Monsignor Aiexis Rennes. Archhishop (7uUlseppe congregation the Rev. Fa | formeriy the st Archpishon asignor Eugenio Tosi Milar Monsignor secretary of the Jesuits. and acil of tre an Ln ition Pone P} COTL2eTOeNCe Bt ft Similiar meetings. Would reiterate to the Brussels conference his exhorta- & to the G delegates remedies for the sad nany of ithe world’s peoples. iferences such. as ssels meeting were to cause b iISAppoeiniment ut decide to temper rity. Paiest is re. rP NOY ‘* . linge hat fo rtheom f assert enoa to con condition Tj SB that coz the posed Pru Ke itter ieerous a ernmnenis with cha B regarc saliocut which charged that “taking advantage of the nes of ihe inhabitants +m the ” and deplored ‘‘the itions eniovred estine. which is ristians’ Pope Pius if as hh Ow} puid carn mtions s© that “in the the Holr Land the rights of the holics and al! other vy be safeguarded.” Als. ts re. he conti sh these wt only against is. but also Cs. to whatsorve ey may belong.” The Pope Bicoming the Cardinals. embied the first mw elevation. He aiso ivered a logy of his predecessor, declaring t Benedict XV had governed the hur during an exceedingly storm? ied “in such a manner as evok ed only the applause of the Catho- but alse the admiration We announced his coming Christ- encyclical, containing the pro- m of his pontificate. which he marized in words: “The peace of Christ in the king- of Christ.” [ FIGHT WON,” PROGRESSIVES ARE TOLD AT PARLEY Centinued From Page One. a , Li@SE Lhe h @ievatches credited te it he Tecitet in thie paper repo we published berein A!! Tights of teen of special dispatches herein rved. NCE: and Sunder. one without . Sams veurT Tm tiv year Shei: ome wear Lau art ten ty, ayrrver oe Sunte). a Wel vere Telir ony, ay wn ler. Sh. aA Bm — Entered an second-class LaTP ni the Posteffice st = ‘Gedier the ect_ of Clive of. his “| : ei a se & abhor SUBSCRIPTION RATES. BY MATL. 83 Le a TOE Se ey ry Ogee Spe on of the late Pope Bene = 4 e en SBT ts at ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MOND AY EVENING, D BLE GAIN W ENPLOYMENT BREN NOVEMBER Factories in St. Louis “Working to Their Full comps Building Opera- tions Intensive. nh Sit Sate a gen BTS, 2, LABOR IS REPORTED Gmilar Favorable Data Gath- aed From 65 Principal Cities of U. S. by Labor Department. Post-Dispaich °0 Wvait WASHINGTON. Dec ‘Joust, Keeping step with gf the other industrial cent (| - Ynited States. registered notable e: [pement gains during = Noversbe) eo Employment Service of ti De- 4 of Labor reported atin 2 watt summary of indust: _ hoe factories in St. Louis, it are working to their full s 4 lieabie weather duri We permitted intensive build eg @peations, for which there y gp earcity of skilled iabor; marke jperenaes Were reported by the lu: —— paper and printing a: : industries, and by teie- qxcharges. Meat packinc, factories and the iron and sie! felt the effects of the car apd fiour milling was ies= than in October. Data From 65 Cities. Dats for the United States. ‘gel from 65 principal cities. ‘Qet 1428 concerns, each usually em- Qing more than 5090 workers. hav M652 more on their payrolls at the on alggipmegge” than at the end cf . The greatest gain wus by tron and steel, which adde. d Metal and metal products, ing the gain in iron and ste on 3284 additional emplor-s: leather industry added i069: 6529; automobiles. pus industries. 4698; kindred products, 2961. printing, 1727; tobacco, and allied products. Bureau Builldinz. 11.— Sa . . Oo! ated i =? ‘ers of we th- -~a food paper 1429, niiroad repair shops, 1901. and luin- | erand ite manufactures, 798. ‘ " ; 3 Further extension of emplos ment. "es report eays, was prevented by in-| rail transportation. Labor eaused heavy declines in , Clay and glass products. while and beverages showed a slight F _ E Increased iasiovment obtained in ehow | 1471: } a eee. particulariy in the The approach of winter i a falling off of building op- rations in mamy parts of the country burt without cresting a surplus of orkers in the building trades. n me cities programs in- fin volume Road huilding other publie improvements con- F tinves to absorb" large numbers of Maskilied workers A shortage of —. labor, though relieved some- What by the releas- of many ems, Was still apparent farn in aad many og omer or the 65 reporting citi 52, in- ang St. Louis, mides a a ‘met em - Sain for the month. The) of the past 1° months, the ye five “substantial i of permanency ”’ Conéttions in Missour: are - 88 follows: ™ @¢mpioymerit retarded to Rtent by rail difficulties, cen- nditions throughout the State improvement. with October. Pefliected in nearly all Sf industrr Pui iding ac- Continue. with the outlook “Msuing 29 days bright. Em- meat packing and shoe is at the highest point of oe. Railroads, tead and zinc ton end steel. con: inue to forces. Road work shows ef slackening, until weath- Good demand fc Shuckers ed Tork.” >» evi- sum- as corm- the advance © the and farm help for are the reports for Mir- , other than in St. Louis: Kansas City—tIndgustria! "St Tiaintained genera! im- . ™ Guring October. Butid- — is requiring fu‘! of all building trades- ent in packing plants Previous records for the a milis operating 75 to &5 cent —-. Considerable ° help. male and Municipa! paving declining os Ratiroads calling for —_ ™achinists, sheet met- — % carpenters and coach and _ help. Gemand for corn Increased —* radiator plants, lum- candy and paper and wp Mortage of k Joneph—Butiaine construc- ~ *iE empioy all local skilled la- s next two months. A carpenters exists. Mu- S8¥ing will continue until Weather Streng demand huske-, Surplus of casual! * Blight increases in cereal! “0d wholesale arr goods es- - Decreases in meat 8nd fren and steel. Emplorment helding Plants working Sné full forces emplored ’ ries, Fair demand for gg echanies in building indus- * Borpius of ratiroad shop rork- a ott 'vorably Soth these pictures were in the ers of Kemal Pasha. son harbor at Constantinople, to escape vi At the right. is the cere Sultan, Prince Ertoghrul, with his tutor. and } . - @ 1; Following his flight, stalled as Caliph to succeed him. PREMIERS’ _ MEETING BREAKS DOWN, AND IS ADJOURNED TO JAN. 2 { ontinued From em and the Rubr as t] te oncessions > > . stated ir quarter bringing togetner Page One. (serTm It was American hope of French of adjournm States. It wes ‘that Engia ent } i S2a.i.0 - Frence? pro’ ed - the French Ame made * 2 s cerfin i y . can Se -cretary of of the (;reat present Britain on the debt du United States cancels debt America It is British officiais that the L nites States officials will be willing least attend a conference which such a proposition could b: thoroughly issed It was ais stated in American circies this morn- ,ing that rey the States could panied by a proposal for riod, say 5% rs, in terest would be paid plained that this was on = t the United Sacs was ean y interested im securing the ultimate peyrment of the British debt, rather than an immediate settlement. In conference ci vas look fa- Tle + iation OT canc the e her, provided the French belief of French the *n the to disc. the definite agreement to British debt the T’nited or micht to yea irc.es it ”-» the . i “> ented her willingness to givre military penalties in return for cancellation of debts by the United States and Great Britain end would be ready also to give a long more- torium to Germany Agreement Songht in Effort for Sur- cess at Bruseel«e Meeting. The four allied Premiers hare sought am agreement which would enable the prospective Brussels eco- nomic conference (which, if called at all. ie not expected to be held un- til early next year? to assemble with some prospect of success MI. Poincare reasserted his de- mand for the Ruhr guarantee after receipt of advices from Paris that his attitude in London had been in- terpreted in the Chamber of Depu- ties and by a portion of the press as a weekening in the face of Bonar Law. He went to the Premier's meeting vesterday in a determine ed mood and informed the others that France flatly rejected Chancelior Cuno’s new settlement propoeais. which Kar! Bergmann had delivered to Bonar Lew. Poincare’s View of Proposak. Bonar Law told M. Poincare thought the German propossis were at least worth discussing great length. but M. Poincare insisted they were vague and were intended as a maneuver to forestall oe bs the allies. The British Prime waiieaiie said that the occupation of the Ruhr and the exploitation of the Rhineland would be penalties and not “economic guarantees. Belgium again assumed the role of mediator. having in mind her suc- ceas of last August tn preventing 4» allied break over reparations. Pre- +h«e he > ra et i ~ rr? ‘fia i* tes Senator Med! re presenting then niv indirect! German Plan for rage According > ' the . ‘ — : > ”- {sé 7 7 in nmroreerds » be Lion be to be for 600.0006 German The officia! with ~estediastn- anestin ng im! stated that the eliied conference r sat again and had before it the Ger man note addressed to Bonar Law Germany. in latest note. inti- issue 42n orthwith and «x- that h ,? her mated her rea4iness to in- ternationa preasec the posals comin or possibl; years For time she appealed earnestiy for for a definit loan f r fr 9 4 : _ r pf + eed" 2s et > rt). id — - : «% Wou tice over ré . two ' four the last a final settlement amount of reparations M. Poincare said liast the interesting proposition was admission that capital in large quan- d been sent out of German) ng the French this was one of methods of avoiding payments did not believe that an internal would appea! the maes of German people. He pointed out Germany called for the salvation of Europe, but insisted that Germany herself should be the first countrr saved He asserted that the pro- posals offered nothing in the way of guarantees of Germany's good faith they would abolish clauses the most . fserman frank tRMRies ha thus provi roOntetit ic r ¢ rT! \F ny © a 4 rie loan the o that *hma¢ ' ey, 2 to ww hile rertain a ‘71. eronomic of . ©TRal ies trea ct’ Museolin: mitted his reveaied that he had sub- plan for settiement He said its principal feature was reduc- tion the Germen reparations in- demnity in return for cancellation of the allied debts of rescnutatives of skilled and of un- Abdul | Ness |\a separate or , > OO _ made after his ma} jesty had gone aboard the ri en ship, ill olence at the hands of the Nat: nalists, the follow- e° his 10-year-old Effendi was in- at the left Mediid GOOD FELLER” CHARGE AGAINO] MAGISTRAI who have « viagist Hiartford say it the Vil. hat in- ‘omposed Attorney Edware and in- magis- authority ” ings ystee bal cre @ fonts nethnods as a ot rrr ; Pi comes le? little or fathers money? to con- lage hey are of ‘lage wert ita rd time that the enforcement '"ne? ee mpoered speeding justice OU) xt itn Ha mercy ¢ ae W « Of 7 + . one Star trail ear rhe paved Village motorists cy? ‘he string throug there > eed tr a hy 27 77 | riartford was fathers | Tne vy - - ‘ . . and « tT rehal e A ’ e+ r sas © passet an orfinance um fine for speed. Todd on notor cyvCie em. Todd has getting but Pierce has been letting them go with $i or $2, marbe with re- of fines, always seeing to it. tha heen them. fines of er mission tnougnh, the costs are paid the speeders fined and ? . ias list whs of Tere nee br Pierce : Board Todd was there with his 1! [apk and showed what a ior of lage was losing by cy? € ; mnec met Vee nw ++ oa letting speeders rut Todd vas that “good tellers.’ up is and appointed the exp! anat: on; wers e® rvoard figured the “good fe ere” tn ote eg or stank. ‘*tee investigate labor from all sections of oc- the Rhineland =2t vesterday Arafted Se « States reported France skilled upi-s qd A meeting tearr*+owrw ft-r here rot est to T* co 7 . ted further occ uUpation been threatened by Probable Attitude of T. S. if Invited to Dett Conference. Press WASHINGTON, ° Dec. 11. guest that the United States ¢t part in a conference on cancellation of the French war debt has not the State Department It ga id the highest author- the United States has make ir ‘usSions of Londo: Tt that the State De- authority sit tn a debt-cancellation conference since Congress has fixed definiteiy the method by which the war indebte.!- is to be settied and has } e ? } , tnree grail nildren the now be | Sa ildrer Rurso they ing Grace and an Feusso, wer rick’s C when iy older sister. y to St. at 6 a. m. yesterday, front of Abato’s ¢ ized by ? Rosa ® or their wa nurcn home fo iP (;race inree was Abato. ac- told by the two g@ he girl was placed in an au- tomobile, and her screams attracted a policeman, tried to the automob as it started away, and fired his several though One of th men rr ped £ or men, one of whom ing t« cord oO story sisters who stop ile times the machine. ut and es- policeman had effort t« aped, after the shots } SLOp hin . Tn , westbound toda’ the autor Laui , Uvpeared es ' , Ane iri, at neadcdquarters said she taken) in two-room house in was . 4 a c* lle toa St County. the location of whi deescribe, She tx nying Heer ying Abato she wou! at on harmed that and next m ute #2 if she could eonfrant d exact satis- nds. She told esterday aft- him with her own h:- that ernon?: asked that WwW she alone in a roorr After tl she said a ride to the ci an au When the kidnaping of reported, some police was no the kind the oie o Alb: tn - her to marry he which hen refused J ene from caped t@ ehe tv in Was helieved it more of i staged by Ita! swains. ge woman's largely feigned The gir! told after her seemed ele pement ian the VTOovTIT s storrT, as return 'o put though that the . , -— + marry Abato prosecution this case in a different class the police are not yet sure girl will not relent and from try es ve } ‘7. i 2 SMALL PROFIT FOR ROBBERS WHO SEIZED MAIL POUCHES Postal Inspector Says Men Will Have Difficulty Necotiating Coupons Taken in St. Joseph. Three drmed. unmasked mer aa? we he held up two mai! . Station at Bt - eee and carried off fix abd f registered m in spector in Cha in a report A check showed tained 104 letters an s+ of rer ing ar reaseqd Init ao arty The present excessive coal mining Capacity. iittee further said cannot for lower the price coal simply > “ Fr is l s isS tne comr long because that condition of wasteful! bituminous mines, deciared, could preduce theoretically a billion tens of coal per year, while the country consumes only a half billion tons. The resuit mn some ommiseion said, a time which is too short to pay equita- bly either owners or orenconell Arms Hatification aor A Sought. By the Aesociated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—A reso- adopted by the Senate today asks the State Department for a re- port on what progress is being made nr obtaining ratification abroa#t of Existing the statement —_ or s : sf of Nebraska. Cornmittee. ———— Student Slain Holding Up Man. the Associated Prese NASHVILLE. Tenn., Dec 11.-- Stewart S. Lynch, 19 years old, high schoo! who, with two com- panions, attempted Saturday night to hold up J. J. Evans, 62, a grocery store manager. died yesterday as the result of a bullet fired by Evans. J. I). Willoughby, 28. salearnan, who fled after he had been shot in jaw by Evans. surrendered. Peaster Ls ‘Slain by Negro. CLEVELAND, Miss.. lt. 11.——Lee student Davis, planter, was shot and killed | here last night by a negro, who es-. caped. Posses are searching for the asmaiiant Se ee eee The New Universities Dictionary COUPON ] ‘ra 98c If a to the Dictionary Manager, World Syndicate Co., Ine.. care Post Dispateh, will se cure this NEW, authentic Dic- tionarr, bound im biack seal grain, illustrated with full pages m color. If delivered by mail shown at left must be the SSe. 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE to |They did see ‘dently talked of what the dressed Ambassador should Both the visiting Ambassadors ‘rushed so precipitately to London (was a desire for new winter outfits. They returned to their posts as sud- denly as they had arrived. cantured | | thousands. Blair is said to have cordessed that | John J. Doyle, Luke E. | while, le was slain in a pistol fight with | Vance was shot to deatn) A 'air in front of the Israel Orphan Asy- be referred to. Ssioners. | approves acceptance | was used, and with mounted men at -Leaving a note saying | There are no children. “mine working | of | ihe arms conference treaties. The. resolution was presented by Senator | | Hitchcock ‘Democrat of the Foreign Relations — ranking | the WENT TO LONDON TO | BUY NEW CLOTHES With Harvey About What an Ambassador Should Wear. (Copyright. 1922.) LONDON, Dee. i1.—It now ap- ping expedition. Ambassador Alanson B. Hough- ton came on from Berlin and Am- baseador Henry P. Fletcher arrived from Brussels. The wiseacres thought they had come to take coun- sel with Ambassador George Harvey. the, Colonel but evi- well wear. in- they ee ee ee DN ee sisted that the sole reason AT FUNERAL OF MRS. BECKER Crowd Rushes Hearse Three Times— Mob Formation Used to Dis- perse Gathering. the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-—-Curious jammed in the streets about the Bronx home once occupied by Mrs. Jennie Becker, victim of the pit murder in which two men have been indicted, yesterday forced po- lice reserves to form a riot forma- | tion and several times threatened to! iy _overturn automobiles which made up| the funeral procession. The services were held in the open lum downtown. There 19,000 per- sons had been held in check by re- serves. Ten machines, following the hearse, then went up town and it was there the rea] trouble began. Thousands of persons demanded to see the body. When the demand was refused, they three times rushed the hearse, but were forced away by the police. Finally the mob formation the front, the police reserves crushed | establishment at 2825 a large total, are largely tablishments, venue, through the _— and er it. ee te ee MAN, SUED BY WIFE, HANGS SELF ‘of Mr. and Mrs. W me Leaves Note Blaming Bosom Friend for Breaking Up Home. the Associated Press CEDAR RAPIDS, cs Dec. “a friend had broken up his Charies Williams, formerly Louis, Iil.. day night. His body was found yesterday afternoon in the garage with a note to “My Friends,” and another to his wife. He accused his friend. a well-known Marion man. lli-~ bosom | homer, of Fast Ta... of being responsible for his domes-_ | tive damages. from the Wil- | liams home when requested to ‘do: | Spectal to | estate ‘of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. of tie difficulties, and said that if he had remained away so this tragedy would not have hap- "| pened the gen- | The Williamsees separated several! weeks ago and Bersie Williams threatened to sue for divorce. They met Saturday and she agreed not to presa the case. An howr later di- vorce papers were served on Wil- liams. with an injunction to prever him from seeing her. She also at- tached his wages. Mre. Williame has disappeared. Williams was con- nected with the Cedar Rapides Bulid- ers Material Co. He was 25 years o14 and this was his second wife. VETTE ELEVED 10 HAVE LEFT $1,000,000. Money Lender, Who Was De- fendan#in Usury Cases, Dies of Apoplexy at 68. John H. Vette, 67 years old, whose death at Deaconess Hospital yester- day ended a career of nearly 49 years as a money lender to the poor here, is believed to have left a for- tune exceeding $1,000,006 in value;_ Much of this is in real estate. Vette suffered a stroke of apo- plexy, and was found unconscious at 5 p. m. Saturday, on the floor of warehouse at 2918 Franklin avenue, which he owned. The discovery was made by Vette’s son-in-Jaw and business partner,. Frank H. Alewetl Vette was taken to the Deaconem Hospital, where he died. The funeral will be held at 2 pf. m. Wednesday at an undertaking North Graed had made his boulevard. Vette home with Mr. and Mrs. Alewel, wie now live at the Gatesworth Apart- /ments, since the death of his wifs, POLICE CLASH WITH HUGE THRONG. and fled with the | about 19 years ago. Vette’s lawyer, Alphonse Howe. said today that Vette'’s real estate and personal property would reach which he was unable to estimate closely. Some estimates over 81,600,009. He had five separate business c#- but he gave his per- sonal attention to the loan business at 2900 Market street, in a neigh-— borhood inhabited by negroes and poor persons. He attended to many of the details of the loans, which were made on furniture, with chat- tel mortgages. His death ends the State's case against hirn In which he was charged ‘with usury. Four warrants were is- gued against him here last January, but he was granted a change of venue to St. Charles, Mo., on tis plea that by the nature of his busi- ness he had made so many enemics ‘that a fair trial in St. Louls wae im- porsible. His son-in-law and bust- ness partner, Frank Alewel, who was jointly charged in three of the war- rants, also obtained a change of and the cases, after severnu!l postponements, were set for neat February in the Circuit Court at 5t. Charles. One of the warrants against Vette | and Alewel was issued on complaint F, Beott of 14267 North Taylor avenue that they had ‘ borrowed $2306 from the two men Dec. 15, 1920, and paid $50 on Aug. 156. 1921, which was at the rate of more than 662-3 per cent interest. The legal rate of interest is & per cen’ and, under certain conditions, das , high as 10 per cent is allowed. In 1915 he was sued by @ Woman hanged himself Satur- | “lent who alleged that he struck her when she went to his office to ' get an accounting of a loan negoti- ated by her husband. Vette took a change of venue to M. Louis County and a jury at Clayton awarded the plaintiff $50 actual and §50¢9 puni- $120,000 Inheritance Tax on Watatc. the Post-Dispatch. SEF FERSON CITY. Dec. 11.--The of Joseph #. Loose, president Kansas City, has pid $136.000 to the State for collateral inheritance tax. it was announced today by the Attorney-General’s office. The es- tate aggregated approximately $2.- 560.000. Loose died in Kansas City about «ix months ego. The State. Highway Commiesion, at its Decem- ber meeting here tomorrow, will hear petitions for changes in routes of State roads in several rural comn- | ties. piaces, is to Dring about, the | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Christmas Savings Club --And Receive That Welcome Check Next Year Just When You Most Need it

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2 f * ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City + ascmanmeae of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Da YONDA aily Giobe-Democrat and the Times Combined. perce heen ol ———, ~ CRRRT To eat ASSN FP AIRS 2scs_ || STIX. BAER & FULLE R ish War Dead. + 70 REDUCE ae (IF DRY _ wr she Assented Pr ' FURNACES GRAND-LEADER LONDON, Dec. 11.—Premier us- d Furnaces, no iH oo oa hae ar ae We have repair parts for Stoves, Ranges #" ) . Valuable Information om piled eolini yesterday laid a wreath © pede. tes how old. We guarantee every part to &t. ~+e.7 From Government Sources. enotaph, the monument erected | 4 cab tema of oe eo Supply Co.|| [ uesday— Econom ay’ monument by Lor ° e a " gtout—eating too muc working or ex Ol “—e ercising too iittie. “a sleep: ag toe long ” awe be0,°1-s + lows Seizure at the foot o the are the principal camenn Therefe re t Kentuck\ F: 1] . way to reduce is to modify he 4i- of Still Derby. the Hari of Cavan. the Tea ay 312-18 N. Third St. os (| iS : ea tell he Ames ican 8 ea Feed In m ilies wenn : “ rowd wit ‘ z | : 2 ’ Seer | DOWNSTAIRS STORE i [2o23.° Goverr Ment GeUurere at en &. Br the Associaced Press . remon ecepy te any reader of this pv: on Tr — — ts - ' Dec. i 4 * ) MOUNT STERLING. AS. ° ‘ Bound with ribbo Each one neatly f a stamped s repecd COUPON (mais & ig - - . . ; — = Saw 1 ards of ‘he spot 7 ' : i +? 9rchibition Va a —woxv. 28 years ’ n i ' of Foed Infermaties. iin we Ch GRAND - LEADER. : | cA ender, axay and brown. Have to eat are pearly 8!) = . a ce ‘ounty where Premio . carefully. the Bureau can make , nt Robert C. Duff was shet to . Bo s Gloves MA bi tee $2. 97 7 @eut yrour 2ame and address = _ ; moonshiners Sat- ny y = in _ £ Se : moon: " ¢ ty patterns, on ground of rose, | Pe one: > strayed 1404 gallons of mash and | z | agg Girls Rain Capes was preparing to leave the gam oy Re nH | loves io A NEW shipment of $I 00 che still when thes ae eee eee | made t h e se splendid ” from ambush Treadway fe’: . . | ’ bs Cc t arrived. They are ro oe ee Med '2 a} = S it a cib ith leath- apes, just arrive : a bullet in his neck. me ss“ | er uff made of a rubberized material Pes ae . Bia + we hospita. Immedia a. 2 eau ntlets. meen is er ——— shots we ired the of 3 =. es ) i : 3 A geass — | | . | ' ; - ital OOOC (tac. ize o PO, : linings S&nd come in varicus - — 01Cce. rester- _ ha taints e a ~s> ee Tou nave COMP ea n sources A gtamped ad SS3e0d en veloT After wsit le enclosed On Ere AD I A my Bm im . __ — nrete . j "es . Tre) 7 a : ' = ‘ ae - - r ° ~ a! eu ; x. 7 . t . ’ : - ~ ~- 7 co” - ~~ 4 ow oe 2 rs = - _ . ; $$ Cc At Unusiua- Se eens ot bacer. | E a i ss Silk Stockings mperted || Siual : may Rad veer ripped ’ . . | enve. tyie, others ei ta nane “af | an } na De ~- aft r€ ~" fi .. Women ~ eas 76c¢ WOMEN’ S pure $li ik, $ | 05 frames. Chan nandles + pes was slain. He was shot 1¢ times | Ser, Chamois - suede 1§-button _._ full - fashioned - beaded handles, many’ ae # Gl _s broidered Stockings, with high-spliced a a ee heels amd toes. Wrth elastic tractive celer om 4 = : ~ =o 4c « . + c backs. Mode, beaver, brown, ‘aureee tens; biuck, white and Just too in the let ) gray. covert and mastic. All — = | Downstairs FORMER MILLER AND BANKER . Eee. == 3 , | DIES AT HOME IN FESTUS, MO. \\ ers I [sizes Downstairs Store. | | SB the desirable: » * .* ; rs —_—— s- 4 #4 oa LOW PRICE mn Festus. Mo.. following a week's ill- plain and combination co! Shown in white pote a ss. For manr years he was iden- ness. fF Or All ae in the lot. blue rg NT A Ae, a tt at - ee —— os SAaitTs = Boys’ Pajamas . b ae The Buy-Way of St. 1 TING flannel Paja- 7g mas, two-piece (6c ps and Scarfs PE Toilet Water. Goc B . Im neat striped patterns. 7 3 2zes UDED | = _F : Palmolive Toilet Wate Downstairs Store.) : Pina edors of rose, lilac or be . — . Each bottle is packed m z West Flannel Shirts my : gift box. Buying limit 3 & S tlannei : . ae M ‘Shirts, made one- $1.80 aot Mama Dolls. $2.5 t style, full cut im navy. Downstairs Sed , haki and gray. All sizes in €a8 Composition head and Women’s oe the ‘4c Dewbateies Shes ee and are dressed in assortet ATE il leather Ux- . 7 ae omper its ; inches a _ —— : $2. Envelope Chemise oe : — ee . AD im bodice to of pure thread pay | : Set M or built-up co: SOc W stk Stockings, made as | China Tea » 49 have silk tops ith reinforced heels and tome — ; Floral decoration; 16 - _—— Ne ee eee © «2 a GR ee ewe oe i. + 4775 » + ul certain to receive a hearty welcome { stele te » ee (Downstairs Same) The cee well ae school superintendent for 25 years |ff# oem Christmas morning as th nd Bu eckle—pecked itm an attractive jf | | ee xe keep liquids hot or cold. | | > ie pint size. Hickok gift box, lined with : sichls col - : , . .). ) “ ‘id & CELEBRATION COMMEMORATIVE — | You will find the designs shown in thi ti t in ou ‘s Furnssn i | - ) 4 ERE Christmas Candlest SO Et A APO CN ie te Ree swe. tte toed Rt EE ke EE See re a ere ae ee ee -~ yee A OF MARK TWAIN'S L LIFE PLANNED H partment—and many more to choose from ‘ i , . ; |! : " - é “4 39¢ — Express “Relay, St. Joscyh to || ea Ss , = Or = 5 us a 8 \ > ee: — = ze 1 ee me finished Cy oan Senegal and represérta- wer Hickok Buckie. butler fr Recaiaalionts niles aiiunt siiver-front Hickok Buckle in ' : wide and narrow . > 3 _ . ’ a“ rLe bes. eo st rims sl. - : . : . . . . é — ce Oe f 2 . ures © - “ ™ +” - " . a . nim rec s4 . . ec 2 ti : ton of Nevada next Tuesda) itel. with fine, hanc-dcarcec Paes ae nm | ae} S be . : ‘ ae om ef : * = & -s ee. + es _ **- ~ ae . ; 1 wc 's. izes 2 o It Fas planned to have the cele. a ss ki bckok Belt nw gift ai Dut ishec pe . ‘ mn ‘ : A ~ . . : "4 ; ; ~~ — | h an Cowley a oF i = | ; (Downstairs Store) _ * Pith. dye Me tne. labs til, a — Pration extend from Ss Jorge - Wo smcoeti Sorsehoce Mhickok Be ae ; ph. Mo. ff bos i: st hee Rhymes and jingles, im ™meorist's ife. Mi uri , ’ “ : erin 1% ~ a= Ss pe oF _——~ - ~~, ; . ‘ ‘ Ss a. vitul va . ; with picture tn eatbee pi steamboat life as it was in Twain's == 3 a 7 ! curved traci Stockings (On Theitt « = one S pony express relay race Ss > as ———- | ¢ : Wwe! M EN’S sport 69¢c | Women’ Bloomers, | . | s i 2 3 fmr Sac’ ~ a mor > ) , — _= : tage aos riders, are proposed f ! vs : ; [eae L224 3 4 AR ‘part woo! Stockings. in black. polo 3. the affair F | hesutifuliy finished in brist and heather mixtures. Siight , Quality sateen. Doubi . : 3 MAN'S GRAVE DECORATED BY e | : atl Cloths, and are shown in ' Ne. 52:2 (above) — Neav aia | sei . ~s bi > - _ af ‘ : e | a a — » : Ge and ‘ widow H silwer-front Hickok Buckle, ox: mn 7 \anqee ive: . 3259 (above }—An xn- M ‘ ag P i of erg mercerized ‘Square 9—Mate ‘ dized G&niesh, burnished borcer ‘romt Fickok Buckle in oxidized usual sterling miver Hickok Bo doi Shi —s air goid . ne one foe heed nish, with b . eR Se pets Beth teen i) ucoir oippers SILK and wool ribbed AO pattern Lunch Cloths, Bath Towels, 44C Ea Kentecky Woman Charged With F. , initiei; fine wailrus-grain Sepa tar WOMEN S satin quilt- Secks in brown, boarded cowhice Belt. [nm git a . nished panel and border, with | alt Thee Cc ; : : ¥. > re et i 12 OK it j ; 9 : , : ; b. ; x : he Se. bex. — nand-boarded cowhide Hickok rt ses clue and gray heather colors. ga : cloth, hea : | with silk pormpons. Seconds. P mee t vy weight. We let of colors. . | we jacquard - : 7 le : = — " .~ ~ ‘ - a = wnety §6pert of the § Winch te : = ee = : : Down: Store Lace Curtains, Pair ~~ : -emetery there rests todar upon : : . 4 ey Ee re ee +S ) N O TTINGHAM | 9 terns in ie . | Hemstitched The grave is that of Leon Renakr S : : : 5 4 known as “the Bluegrass turk c - $1. 19 splendid ws of ~ seenargsg (Downstairs . a king.” He was beaten to death Os . & — ———7 ee | in over locked orcers: they are - : — /_ | red, Copen, navy and whit 2 ih. 0 a ae i2' c are under charges in connection = : Com lete at $1.50 2 No. 534! (above )—Stericg o. 5715 (above) —Beautifu Pp | cloth, with winte tape tim- Velvet Rugs In Sizes 3 6 ¥ aa Ae 4h “sy .12',e on her husband's grave ; mered finish with ournisacd Buckie with a fine walrus-graim trent Hickek Buckle in brigh: sdilor knot and ties. Sizes 6 Velvet Rugs, 27x54 : Se 7 | borders and initial in upper cor- cowhide Hickok Belt of goed polished irish ce aga a spiendid TO 22. (Dewnstairs Stere. ) im. im a chorce assortment ~ $ 2 LOO . Ge ee to San Francisce during some period » git be H i . ee | : MI. AUBURN ot 3423 which cam be reinind to m7 — DD fae Se ees _ oe ‘Outstanding event in the great hu- 2 re . eS _ SS ——= = = = = " ‘eel spring moter. ten Silk-and-W ool ra black and whiee.. Bound i= We a aave what at yon wane. from St. Joseph te San Francisco. in- ae — SS | . | : _—_-.- Ee b bbed silk and Sport or ankle lengths, of | Complete at $2.00 C | olors; 13 inches high. seconds. IT? c ~ " Me« Rst - St re : omplete at $3.00 swnstairs Sto — burmshed border oudeir Sli ppers Of fine gualty bleached ‘ . nH | Sownstairs Store.) - Zag . | WINCHESTER. Ky.. Dec. 1 Lf | , a if = a , et 4 4 coe See ™~ > °*— Cigar and cigarette holder, ash two - piece are guilty. Evidence is circumstan- ]} && = oe a al | “a e ier : (Dewustetre & tray and match bez hoider. sty! that tial. The instrument with which | ~~ . =/ — ——— 7 I Cig Dewnstairs Store.) ‘ pees are suitabic Renaker was killed has not been § | found. Mrs. Renaker was in Cin- ff Complete at $2.50 Complete at $7 .00 Complete at $1.50 | | Large Size Plaid Boxed Perfumes, Each jr t= « ¢innmati when her husbend was slain. | 579) Nie Pt T TRAC TIVELY k i ndergar- Hardman went on trial todar i No. 20! (above)—Ster- No. 5762 ({abowe) — An ex- No. 5728 (abeve) — Sikkeer- ff | Blank ts = ; 39¢ i in ain Hickok Buckle. oxi- certionally good : dived f 3 = , © doxed Perfumes and ten boy. | ; 2 "2 Ps grade oxidized front Hickek Buckle in dui] combination sets ef Perfume s un £ ‘pOUuaTS $! 000.000 LEGACY . dized finish, burnished border miver deposit Hickok Buckie hnish, with burnished initia! and 95 and Toilet Water. Economy Made Sc — Be | and initial, hand “boarded cow with a good black bridle Hickok a fine cowhide pebbled grain | At tal " jlteesieiaimasiaaaas, tintin’ heavy quality corduray . | hide Hickok Belt. In mit box. Seit, mcely Simished. In gift box. Hickok Belt. Im gift box. mI es Each — ee (Dewnstairs Stam Sey te inthe * es &* Py "'e Ageeciatet Pree j : ELIZABETH. X 5. Dec. 11.— i : . pour | : - , i XTRA-HEAVY singie}| Shaving Stands, Each “Seeing is believing.” is an axiom to & . HAVING Stands, : ith thi which Bugene Berue, 63 vars old ff ° ni Blankets, in pink, blue, S ~ md wit $ . | TI st a : = : cluding adjustable street cleaner, intends to cling while jf mas Opectai— | tom and gray pide. Meatty . crus: and cup. ; +f mirror, ombimation: . | eg . reports flourish that his wife's @ fmished om cach end Larg- . Se 5 peunds brother. Michael Kelly. real estate ist k it fest size. 72x84 inches. Un- Pe eS Sugar. operator, had died in Kansas leav. 1C ok Belt and Buckle a | usual value at the “Economy " ing them $1,006,000 | i | Day” price. Shopping Bags Berue said he will cont . ir i 1 i Downstairs Store.) * black leatherette. his brush untii he has the monevr in | One Letter $ 95 7 | very durable; sev- 1 | = A eral styles. his band. 1 Engraved Free... (Downstairs Stere) Street Car Men's Union Election. The Street Car Men's Union has re- | You may select from sterling silver buckles in various neat elected Rebert Bo Armstrong ores. 2 t fent and L. A. Graeser rate i aes engine-turned designs to be engraved with one letter. and a good retary and treasurer Other office:« | belt of solid bndle leather. The outht im a special gift box vice president: Matthew True ~-.. cording secretarr. end Tem Woo: Writing Paper Folio ADE ct imitation leather, brown & grained. Flap to hald envel- opes and ~~ He Hold about twe dozen envelopes and paper. | (Dewnrstairs Sore.) wreos- arm ie a ees sae os - ~ a “ - — ~ ~ E 2 tebe as <= bs drempaate

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fi aR ae sata ala - a ae. in . é, a a ag Ks ite? et Ts ae ae Bron et a aes eo ‘eee ee ‘aan eye ee ae oy. Be ene Pye TS. See oo : " : ‘ x =~ 5 Se Ps, ee eae 7 e. Lag gs Ogi) Sit ae ba MN 5 x , * ’ hee) ’ ‘ RAE ra Ee % MONDAT - ahd Pepe Od) Poe X Pe ee . ie aS. Fig, vA # | Beacon Comfortables, $5.00 Bie S | a BEAUTIFUL patterns and colorings. otielineniiass * ) Down Comforts, $10.95 Each 7 Bound with ribbon d ; . faches. Each oie ailiiy bead ond an acne Sn hess pier pbs Pepe a Me _ 4 walue. wi ua own. tive Limited quantity. For mn ae full size beds. No Mail or Phone Orders Filled ‘*EKconomy Day’’ Offerings ‘That Will Appeal to Holiday Shoppers o.oo ~~ os or Eee, WR en FST ee OIE a Sie wes a (Second Floor.) ond Floor.) yA Sea ome ® 5 8 Cream Puffs, 6 for Ash Tray and Cigarette Bead Mats, Each ° ° ° , -_ Broadcloth Shirts Cece cx cll eee Extngvieher | 19 See ae Ww puffs, large flaky | F : ful designs and col- i” | Shells, filled with whipped cream | Hanging , | a yr $1.19 | hoepe Six-inch size, 39¢; 8- O O I) COnomies For Men— 95 and topped with chocolate. ' | green or brown; has nickel brass etnies Art Needlework FE en Chri T, Li . ? ° : | Clocks sence met Rama, puttting out «the Second Floor.) ristmas i ree ighting : . | smoldering cigarette in from 3 ; Satin Stripe, Boys’ Shirts to 5 BCC ONES. Nicely boxed. Corsets Outtit ( igar epnt.—Main Fioor.: , » PJANDSOME white Shirts of OF fast-colored percales, 79¢ sia ae , nadinen tama $1.59 8 Lights $ 19 | OF Ke English b dcloth : neat stripes and fig- it. Silk Lace Scarfs _ sets, low bust, with @lastic in- | 4 aes Bi Choice 2-37 i | | UN ~ roacciot . satin ures, neckband and collar at- ALL pure silk, in a serts to insure comfort. Sizes | : ’ rool ) et AWS striped in white. Splendid qual- tached style, soft — = ” H ; variety of banasitul 2.98 — to «7 The values are excep- | ITH Mazda pear-shaped bulbs : ‘ae . , : ee (Main OOF as. \ ] ‘ tional. (Second Floor.) | . . enorted Beaded ‘.Bags, ity; well tailored. A complete OW, 2 — Rrregpicr pel ne eo i padi in assorted colors. 8-light out- — em ce ~ollipps 1 = . range of sizes. ARES ee m iniatures wat : in black only. Choice of too. || Set tne plug. $7.58 : les an H Bel \ Wty : ‘ , LS a ge f the larg- , me a Main Floor.) {> | 16-light outht, 3-5 beaded handles, many at- = Fe \\\ Grenadine Knitted Ties nh nee ieee RO ae ‘s wy . MME ghee BERS sh c0 , . . - + 5 tS \ . = J , PR ae >». ~y - . . tractive color combinations. i, =e §. |. ~ hase TOR en | er cuckoo '{; + Ane Glov k ; Just 100 in the lot. i £ ef . Each, 45 , NE i Ba EY Cine ap SRT ' i ers, flesh color. Very special. | AS ; y romper suits, shoes and stockings. 16- ed Sloepink i ot ee tie ms — a oe in- aN BENS AY | mgr on ERS Knee-length Bloomers : to a See: SF, tae ger He é : \ ag es. irst quality = cies | Just ti match, 2.79 | : ; | | Suits, Each | Oe (Main Floor.) Sey | jac his Main Floor.) | Dressed Dolls, $3.69 Merry-Go-Rounds, ' Fe P Bisque heads. curly wigs, | OR the use of wee Fr = * | price. . a 39¢ i . Women’s Bloomers | composition body. In color- © wisstentual atte: of metal, tots up to 4 years. (Main Floor.) Shown in white or pink and Lournay | SPORT length Bloom- $? 69 | ed organdie dresses, shoes and | finished in colors. 11-in. size. blue stripes. 117 VENUE Linen Handkerchiefs | . ; ers, in dagk shades Die ; || | stockings. s9-inem else. ‘ Pil THRIFT A ENU sili ances SE Combination Sewing Boxes Double iceol call sae tae wee 680 Purknit Checkerboards, 98c | see a Sach te ; 19¢ LEATHERETTE hinged 40¢ inforced. (Main Ficor.) Towel Sets Extra heavy; 16% inches : 1.58 Downstairs Store.) SSS BOIS CHIEF OOD OE BRE S BO DORM OSE HS FOE OE Ce oe eee ek ee ee ¢ | The Buy-Way of St. Louis 3 Bo sary soo dozen y S t Benes. | cédielalen C -_ | in all; full size, all-around hem- : ets square, in black i | ast iron, steam-type loco- Sweaters and Scarfs {| # Toilet Water. 69c Bottle = S‘'t¢hed with “inch hems. Sent Tt aces A 75 Complete with checkers, | motive, tender, two coaches NCLUDED are i . 7 aeead ac en OD 5S once hall , t | i of curv Tuxedo as well $2.79 | ere Soe ocean leg At 4 96 Indian Moccasins Vanity Boxes C China Tea Sets, $2.98 | ‘ack las. slipover styles, in many | §& odors 0 “ae rene a i — | All-Silk Umbrellas ADE of me ET includes one large Decorated in colors, with | Electric Railroad, ' a éxcJors. | _ Each bottle is packed in a neat : ATIN - aD | M of leather and ™ blue border. 32 piece | ee oe ee gift box. Buying limit 3. RAIN - OR-SHINE $4.25 SATIN-LINED gift || buckskin. Plain or /9C At : towel, one guest size towel of Rs | $4.75 oe owedien vest a ge | Umbrellas; the han- Leo Boxes, containing one | fancy beaded vamps. Excellent — || and one face cloth to match. |. Stuffed Elephant $3.49 | Engine, 3 coaches, 8 sec- . . pei q ae dood Sh ee Mama Dolls So 59 dles are of white, also colored each L’Ile d'Amour Perfume, for gifts. . (Main Floor.) : Shell-finished edges, in fast- | Of : ; tions of curved and .4 of rami page Baas oot Stare)” ak ‘ : trimmings, clear amber, large Toilet Water, Face Powder - F leather, in rose, tan, ||| Color pink, blue, lavender or [|] 4) blank felt, eo a sad- | straight track, with terminal. i | n ) sition head and hands rings and smart leather straps, and Talcum. Cigarette Cases blue, black and brown gold. (Second Floor.) n ' ae oman one Painting Se $ M8 and are dressed in assorted col- Claw tip trimmings and stubby Piver’s Vegetal: odors Le Mi oie | Fitted with large mirror and | ware. 13 oe | Lewes: *e ae 5-25 . ° Ao eH , , ds. ; : = ° ; ; . . ,_w Pi Silk Stockings Sige omens seis: 25 tncbes hed. | stain Fioor || efi, Amurea and Fora: || ENQMELED Beet $3.05 || sne*ocler tateiaied || 9, Gingham Dresses || Rocking Horse, $8.39 | ser colors, 20 creas, bres OMEN'S pure thread 64¢ | ae China Tea Set c | — sot 2); each, $1.19 imported, with space for double styles. | OF solid-color ging- $1 50) | Black Horse, with saddle, es. erasers, pencils, easels and Silk Stockings, made 3 : » 49 | Fay’s French Papilas Per- row of cigarettes. Various col- (‘Leather Goats. Suk ham, with checked . leather bridle and reins. | Other accessories in wooden with reinforced heels and toes. . | Floral decoration; 16 pieces to Children’s fume, in gift box, $2.50 or enamels and silver ~stripe Main Floor.) | collar and cuffs and pockets, | Mounted on rockers and fol- | box. ) Seamed back, iisle tops; colors DD the Set. | inte Diane styles. A splendid Christmas | _ Straight line box-pleated model. | ler platform. 25 inches high. (Fifth Floor. e black, oar ens nude. fj @ Vv Bott! Umb 1] gift. _ All sizes for women. | suede and buff. ight irreg- : acuum botties, 59C reilas (Jewelry Dept.—Main Floor.) (Second Floor.) | = ulars. (Downstairs Store) fF These are well made and will Men’s Gloves , ' BE keep liquids hot or cold. One- 5 95 = , . | Cardigan Jackets - §e pint size. é . J £ ADLER'S Gloves of $I 79 Ip: by ; MADE in the sleeve- $ | = Smoker Sets . A = 1 Pe ; iM / a™T cape, suede and ° gprs less model. They 9 E - 9 3 B nd aux \ §§ Christmas Candlestick A IN i ' mocha, shades of gray and tan, . > ) ; come in black only.~ All sizes conomy Day Special : a : e {) gf ’ R = } od | lined and unlined. (AI sizes. are > 4s = for w ; ‘Ss ) Pe | 30¢ oR \ : ‘ohatn Pause 1 i omen Second Floor.) A 34 69 : FM © Mahogany -finjshed Candee | | SHINE //AL/ 7% ; ~ a Oo) AK Flat Crepe, Yard . a ee ! my Day, y Cl iit ems wie red condie and | | i. in YY Za rae pare B l] ws calle A. cslity ot Sele AL 4 His y. 11K, 1! Very : / quality o ast- e. : | ae mavy, red. |/ Meyees VERY attractive vel- race et | ; bound reversible silk flat crepe. y stand f | . 1 i. Women’s Gloves c Pr ee ¢ Oe. oS ty _ veteen cases, Con-— $ I 39 | The last word in style for dress- | handles; fifeproof baking dish. Fiber Shirting, Yard = fancy allover jacquard designs. — ; ors. Heavily : | 54 inches wide. | TWO-CELL baby tubular | 8-inch size. (Fifth Floer.) IFUL qualit Be Pink or blue border ADE of le ‘mbroider- | . . NAINSOOK Gawns $1 5() | (Second Floor.) | ; ited | gol ilk Shirting Q C f fe ; 6 *tweed ||| edbacks. Handkerchiefs gand crepe slipover W he’ | | Phy wer or, complete | | Carving Sets , onygaes ‘, dependable [i Hemstitched | 4 \ and trimmed beaver, mode, covert and bis- models, trimmed with lace and . 2 aes exe | || "PHREE PIECE Sets striped patterns in re J. Anderson’s Scotch . ; || [MINER head Flashlights; spoons, 1 potato MN S1IZEeS 3 | pc : pink and blue, $1.00 | | trimmed in beige and red kid or | py ees Pine _ gephyr Gingham, in neat decor- | Two and three quyire a two-cell style; com- masher, meat pounder and roll. >. = 3 | Japanese Silk Quilts, hand beige suede. All sizes, French a = ated box and ribbon tied. | boxes, containing linen- | plete with battery. ing pin; fitted into wall rack. 3 $ 2? 39 “ pi Candy Specials a er en we cern: | and box heels. | a White (Second Floor:) finish writing paper and gold | | (Fourth Floor.) es (Fifth Floor.) : a : only, 2.50 | ine | pee : ; : | oC eC, Black Wainut Molasses Can-— Ct 2 glee een 1 cluded i gy og mews 7] wn oe eee eee d Handkerchief Sliven tek” Wartons coe i bse a Waffle Irons r . 25c pound © | , eT a rs or colors. Novelty styles, Colore anakercnie "(Main Floor.) ; cast iron base : | Assorted Buttercups, nut- | | (Main Floor.) a snr Pini effec- Linen, Yard - | Cream Whips + $1.00 ( filled pillows : | tively embroidered. | | ; r } OME : : . emo a9e pound | Cluny Lace, Yard | M 4 Sli Also 1000 dozen women’s gerade oe $1.19 | a ' | agar Ss cc 79¢ be inthe J (Main Floor.) | HUNDREDS of pieces 10c | ens ippers Irish linen Hapdkerchiefs, | pretty soli@ shades. 36 inches | i | bowl and rotary beater. For patie tie (Fitth Ficer) : | two - piece — F | vege age ot — ‘ | 9 9 full size, all-around hem- wide. . (Second Floor.) | | | | whipping cream or Denth eggs. : i be - . . _ desirable widths and weig ts, or 5 ‘ stitched, at, each, roc so — : oor.) ce os ontesbte | i > apiegarring | oe ag ages get = = At / —.- Par ti (Main Floor.) Leath te | Se sS.- “aire. 3 ~ oa 2 | : | etc. ome in white, ecru, a — | | | SS - | i. ; for the Roller Skates well as colored effects. LT Sli inE | 1800 Leatnerite i Economy Day i | k i ndergar- a (Main Floor.) | —* awe TI Smoker Stand P i] Boxes | of ‘ . ett style, with padded | ; encl ' Luncheon - ten boy. : ee ° |_| wool soles. Double piped | | MAHOGANY finish $1 9 io Made of Lem a Semi-Made Camisoles §| edging. Brown, dark blue, | nail pos Soi ae. Poe oc tna | _. ~ Served from 11 to 2:30 heavy quality corduroy , At 45c Each 75¢ : | eR eood quality cam- | Oxford and dark orchid. holder, r | 4 ADJUSTABLE style, | O ag her anki $1.00 Sizes 6 to rr. ce are ae pal ok oc 28 inches | Novelty Silk & Lisle, Yd. 4 t boys and girls. Long. | (Thrift A , | «See ; l- | cere Sts Lene: | ively embosered io varions | migttApaaaey ||MO VGieaP Spe amia meer) | CONTAINING four || IN 1922 diem and col Oc || usin, of scrzt » Sects with ball bearings that can- Christmas gift. (Main Floor.) | | Smokin Tobacco pencils, pens, penholder, | Jdeal for coat and fur linings | Chicken Broth with Noodles = | eraser, drinking cup and | and for all art purposes. Anex- | Choice of Fricassee of Chicken | at Rubber cush- , P : apr miy a Flan ¥ | | Ghetee sassee.of Chicken, er straps and slide . ~~ CUD | ruter. Assort colors. || ceptional range to select from.| Dumplings: _Sutete. © buckles. _ Baby Lorraine Dresses | O) Ld KE | Albert Smoking To-9 1. D (Limit, 3 to a buyer.) | Yard wide. (Second Floor.) || peck.. e*une Seer of tne By ec WS lay dels > El > ere Sal ail A de Pete Cuetar an aii (Downstairs Store.) : Women’s Handkerchiefs, Box NIEATLY - MARKED 47 ‘ : eg To fit shoes in si | -MADE Dresses | aay | bacco, full sixteen-ounce humi- (Thrift Avenue.) | rner. | oes in sizes from EMI-M/ ! | . oO | . | : 7 a Fresh | gary Shai batiste, hem- « 12%. up. (Fourth Floor.) | 5 of fine quality $1.45 | i io r | dor. (Cigar Dept—Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) Plain Satinette, Yard | MOTI Na Tudela a stitched. All the desirable ini i q Swiss, neatly embroidered in | ee Spe \— — fF XCEPTION AL aut Fram atten tiled Drench | tials are here. Six in box. | Bs French, designs, neck, sleeves | Re. EZ | . , | ity, soft and lustrous 196 || eecttn Bil Seca (Downstairs Store.) | | eran b> ag oo oe aa | = | Silk Stockings, Box | | Satinette, ideal for lining pur- | Dressing os |. te a | in ana ; BOX of three @4 | (1 § a | poses, bloomers, petticoats. ele: | | Choice Oe Crean Handkerchiefs aq poo | HINESE handmade | COME in black and 4 4 5 full-fashioned Silk Stock- i : eee Boys’ Toques Chocolate or Vanilla Ice Cream HITE and_ colors, 10c C Filet Lace in the pop- 39c | brown calfskin. $ . @ sinke Bon ond big Sy we | -s , 2 OF sliewecl’ in white. 19 _ Cider, Coffee, Tea or MINK : with the new drawn in a —* ular rose and leaf patterns. Both | English and broad-toe lasts. peor gf : Bleck ouly. . Slightly soiled. Suit- co | Rolls and Butter | cords, embroidered corners ' - : edges and insertion. Lovely for | Sizes 1 to 6. | : Main Fl able for baby boys. (Sixth Floor.) attractive designs. < ; trimming fancy underthings ‘Sizes 11 to 13%, at $3.9 Giaia Piesn) (Fourth Floor.) : (Downstairs Store.) a ) . (Main Floor.) | (Main Floor. a a A . —_ oe — — ———————SS es ee ee — ———_ - ee , o he ot he 5G ee es ee & - * SN CG A ALLEL

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Equals that of the Dailv Giobe-Democral and the Times Combined. necene 2% : : Pe ONDAY. 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The ay Gieculaten of the Daity POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately ——- =: — 3 ~ . a FC APPE — — — = = - > -~ — ; Ask a Early!— '—in the Morning! Only 11 Days U. ntil Chri nas = pa — a for the Post-Dispatch Christ One Day Sale of Toilet Articles : : 4 0} Fund commenced to ah urniture Gifts Are Lasting mt Coty’s Perfumes, en ne oe en eee. ee sun parior.a «+ ~- ae aes ine wv what oy Ava m a! some of these beautiful pieces of gift furniture would make in the appea ° ee = neo rent ce of oBpne benef pieces of i arn ee eee tae Toilet Waters tate Holiday Bay Your Ch P ! Siesping | ss ; Ta uy Your Chustmas Perfumes Now: When in Doubt. Give | aa > > a ~= a: Oe ders. Perfumes and Toilet Wotech at special uteas Vandervoort Gt i} ——— : | : a aa A at G. = ‘ersatile ) Certificates = : ———— Walnut Lent > ts Sa S f asne | ish Instead of buying gloves ae ae -— «eas © J = Table, Ren = a Coty s L Origan Pace Powder, $1 value. at | Car = ee = I is being cad blouses or other wearing | Sa == = = SS pissance ty! 2 26 ae eS ! fate a % Oe; x : ls the popular . | ) Lous ars Christmas offering. arMarel that should be fi aS | +e ted in order to give the *- SSL, aig SSS SS |: -ately hand =e 3 | : ybenese i , There are the riotous, crpey colored e highest satisfaction, give 4 SS "= = a = Yn ieee — oty’s Toilet ters, L’Oriean. $6.75 value sport searfa fer the flapper as Mimo a7 sé 7 : vi : ut-ef-doers athietic women of = pm s Vandervoort Gift Certit- ——— ——_- Sany == — oe : eae es ee Bia ape . ‘ pr —— - . » - = — AMT S § | if TZ ty et ~ —_ T 7 os eate covering the amour => ~~ ; —— - . sae — Ba SS Fy . = " es 0 7 we have the lovely lace that you would spend. and — SS » wei “or ssid ee . chiffom scarf for the evening let the recipient make his , » Q . : 3 : Coxweil Chairs necessary and beautiful eveuing leaetinan : ? or her own selection. Velour and Tapestry Specia! at Tuesday's —— ; $49 s() Sree 1 in pom Candy Special a! ~ an , | . a Black Walnut i ‘ é ~~ 5 iis ' ; r __ ud ‘ : : 7 i= é i - iW? i AZ ry | oy F . 7 -.) ; a] 4 7 “, gran mothe * Motasses Taffr | P=) is oe : a. — om — =? = . . a ke a ve / a? male , at — the pound se \ = E > . : ind tapestry. with s naho; .errie: Bime 1) Azur’ Face Powder. $1.95 valine “Compicte range of styles and prices = eee ee tea -- ay frames r best co a os from $1.95 & S508 First Fleer. : >. . oe a frowe % . : ; ~ “a - in . : a ~~ 4 » 7 % >Re 4 — - ‘ — ws >, ~ = ‘ Neekwegr Shop—First: Figet.. & a ae eet ye ae PS Le é r ilies About thc\ Se. et ——__— X= Ay Many Conwell Chaise Vandervoort’s HAVE YOU THE TIME = Se Early Bird? ' : ae = = me beg aoe Gift Certificates ' TO LOOK AT OUR ~ = sevcntieke TRS dies, ee caring at ess ul ee | SS Please Ev eryone Watches and Cl OC K! venerable age, the saying For Christmas applies most aptly to the ae eee Sore Wicker Bird Cage §=©9 Fiber Sun Parlor Suite nce | — : ‘tted. ims > a Wan- ——— Watches. reliable TIMEPIeces, Agi tuiir i lL ~ ~ ‘ > ~ u : ; ~ " —. » pam —_ +» 2 - * , - ° S 4 - = . a The man or woman who makes a point of coming in S 00 ) : | ‘fitted. i . an- early im the day to select at 31 3. / 7> Special 1 OQ: ee a ee - | Christmas gifts will find at. RNS Mah ee a cemnis - ie a Cymrex Watches, solid nickel ease, shopping much easier and Very attractive Wi — gt ogany pinet ave you the time and bother m if, ) adjustments. with silver more enjoyable beeause the Git Gk teed te poder “Beautiful threepiee: } Sy fibr _ Desk, aungdl shopping and give just as piece dustproof case. guaranteed two rears, at store will then _be less hal . stered in crete! te. , _ ef es » ome eapd j rN a “eectagy ems, Sungate = Westclox SI Clocks. withe - rm. 24-hour wind. all fully nickel plated od guaranteed, at crowded. ‘ vy dere Ral Give Electric Giits for Christmas Holiday Shopper ; LECTRIC App an i ~ are hy, —that is. whe m you decide home. Our most com to lunch early during the piete Hiectric Shop is in readiness to ard vou in selectin eft. i seo shépping rush. Let your Christmas this vear be marked by the givinse - useful oft 66 V - ‘'s Tea Room ; , 2 oe Ca,fr- e nu Vandervoort [ looking fruit shapes, three * iy é n= meces im & prettr green diy Guaies thoes vars =a — @ther of eur get vr og hed olf agp $8.50 a $16.90 S] Te Specials n : ii a ’ : "= l : town stores cur erpe- Riding Hood? greens tand: the supre: _ Wear-Ever Special at 5S 1 Q). T Sieee 3 hones vour eae ent t hin ail puta -: . You Will just hare to | ~ tachi: construction. an’ . 2 : em of cur frm m ae ‘being the kiddies and viet = Aluminum Ome Stee a os een the Puppet Show im our ; , Sold on Easy Ses ie | | 7 i Ware a - 2-quart ee Sanre Pan One ou + Linped — ; oe | Musie Hall all this-week to tins : Gus cous 5 Pudding Pan Three | S%. inch Pie Pans E find out. The Dende y PI em: Heftien, regularity —- quart © ‘reserving Kettle ne I-quart Stew Pan 5: sow ... $1.00 Une Coiande: One $%-in Mountain Cake? : Marionettes. those clever < 49 : “g reguing ~s = + * . & | | | | little wooden actors from ; = s cs y $1.55. OP niin S28 ‘Wear Ever Alumizum Eire Three Pie P special & =. car ie Pans. PES EE TNS Same RET ER. A ES SOIR» + PO RLS A GORE NET AE Ne ON On 6 DOOM RM SI genie erence New York, are giving Lit- i | a , | q Colander. feguiacfy $1. ; size, regularir tle Red Riding Hood. the popular children’s classic. at 4p. m. each day P. $S.— You can park ent Aono, CURLING IRONS | Certain to receive a wn ay we come. $5.00 te $11.00 An appropriate gift $3.00 to $7.00 Riectr: cc Shop—Basenent. sow .. walk een —¢ “3 beep mista X and 2 quart; reguiarir $1. now = fr $1.08 Sink Strainer epectal at $1.00 2 Mountain Cakepans. : Piepans. large sise: regulary $1.50. 4 for.. wa $1.90 $2.00 Waffle Iron, high ring, Sa Wear Ever Tubed Cake Pans, regularly $5.50, special af | e Your mother or your appreciate bright. shi kitehen =“ ;

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MONDAY. ne Vertsiillic Scarf Is the popular hristmas offering. are the riotous, gypsy colored s for the flapper or the rs athietic women of all we have the lovely lace or arf for the evening frock, a y and beautiful evening toilet the handsome silk searfs t the furs collar. le more e lderilv woman who ill easilv, we offer those warm, fleecy wool they are gaver than thers wore, but Just as make charming gifts. : range of styles and prices S1.05 to S50 ewer Shop—First F!o E TIME T OUR id. Clocks pieces, ali fully guaran- - $1.50 to $9 nickel case. 7-jewel, leyer ith silver sunken dial, 2- two years, at $6 and coat our use- with back . icke] plated 0 and $4.75 Inum nas Gift shiny, new kitchen her other gifts on pe A; Eee Aluminum tchen Set $15.65 75 ten ne Graduated ee ys me &14-inch Lipped Fry Pan Be 2%~-quart Lapped Sance Pan hree &%,-inch Pie Pans | me i-quart Stew Pan ne $1,-in. Mountain Cake Pan er Specials Three Pie Pans, special at “a4 Waffle Iron, high ring, No. 8 ularly $5. 50, special at #4.35 Your mother or your wife will — bright, shiny, new en utensils of high-grade fear Fiver aluminum amo pr other gifts on Christm orning. scarfs or [ p ai is a letter fi as +t ie te alle donat ie “stich = faithful! ss ai Sz s Through the fale) urtesv ft) ¥. Shannon. a Tie ; ‘ogg tists Will be dist: ‘ton wome! MONDAY, SCEMBER 11, 1922. The City Cireulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. FCIAL APPEAL MADE FOR ICKELS AND DIMES TO- AID CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL ¢ribution of Subscription Lists for Post-Dis-| egatch Fund Begins---Workers Not to Ask for Money. of subscription js for the Post-Dispatch Christmas com men ced Fund a force of nearly 40 n began blanks ; establishments About 16. a | SI ? r1loutea. 9 Cc noe to place the aStias on their visit. igi they instructed not for money. ¢f “tollow-up” cularly upon jeav ing 4 lace where it Eeaeee ts accep! s¢hat the blanks shal! where they are w ‘ing ever: — from the Post-Dis person oO is NOt Wan ice. SINCE lcome. . eddressed to the to whom the blank of the esi ablis] TIL@T Plea for Nickels and Dimes Fh special appeal is belt i Lescit le ons this | ms. dimes and even is ca)" of the St. L ou _ will not ont but will: perm mit ever and child to participate i: ac hna- 4 « »* rice of giving Ch iristnr ! to less sisters. fortunate a operating man ‘Wie Arcade building : tion lst comm ittee wil of office $02. Bella iphone wervice is beir . * “phe: SEED FATHER are ay cells should not be wh mush the kindness of th: companies, and the st sno N ] {)*j orth Je "I> Supply Co., i “gon avenue, is furnishing towel serv- ie. Special rental rates were n en the office furniture an d cl alas 3 f B the workers bry Langan Furniture Co., Edward 2004 the _ Tired “Tired Body Cells S MEDICINE z YOU are ti ired ani ad run down. you: ipped int activity by today, young is addressed. nnasse ~? amo Wie: the ; ei 1 workers wilil no! first have iO subscription list ted. it is go only cortribution r r ‘ , brothers ° for a4 eae . a Morgan LO drugging. American Aid for Bavarian Fascisti. the Associated Press MUNICH Bavaria Dec 11 money is helping Fascisti by Herr Hitle ‘Tremnces movement made but no mention » . +} . ‘ iumeé of (nis aa overseas are onfined to private do (,erman-American ites and friends of the Bavari: All tor $1 Special Christmas Offer: 2 dozen five-cent packages Little Sun-Maid Raisins— $1.20 worth—all for $1. Make 2 dozen kiddies happy with them. Stick them in the stockings. Let the little people hand them out to little friends as Christmas gifts. ations Luscious, healthful Christmas sweetmeats, both good and geed for them. Get them now—in «a card- board carton—24 al! for $i—at any store. Little Sun-Maids ‘‘Christmas Raisins’ 5c Everywhere Had Your Iron Today? Piles are uspally due to straining when constipated. Nujol being a “lubricant keeps the food waste soft and therefore prevents straining. Doctors prescribe Nujol because it not only soothes the suffering of piles but relieves the irrita- tion, brings comfort and helps to remove them. | Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative — so cannot gripe. Try it teday. A SUBURBAN HOME—want it? See the offers for rent or for sale in Post- Dispatca Wants. iJll., today WOOD RIVER CITY TREASURER QUITS; BOOKKEEPING CRITICIZED. George G. Guker. Bank Cashier, | Named to Serve During Remain- ing Four Months of Term. Guker, cashier of Bank charge of the” of Wood River. George G. first Nationa! took the city’s for the unexpired term of | George F. Waggoner, Cjty who resigned because his bookkeep- finances Treasurer, | Guker was nomi- the | ing was criticised. nated by Mayor Nagdl to serve remaining four montha, Waggoner's resignation expected for several weeks. His busi-. ness methods had been discussed at “suncil meetings. following a report of an audit of his books This dis- sed no shartage, except one of a’ few dollars, due to a bookeepfng er- | ror, but showed lax bookkeeping {n audit last winter showed dis- | epancies, due to faulty bookkeep- were adjusted is expected that before the end GGukers term a form of city goy- ment making the office elective have been adopted. had been : W hile } - ———ee Wounds Wife and Kills Self. LEAVENWORTH Kan.. Dec. 11. Whitlock a and probat it h _ wife \ Frank coal miner ia, ictorla, a today, and then ae Whitlock had just “8 a dance, a tg to | when the shoot oc- | irred The police said aor frus- ted plans of Mrs. Whitlock ana boarder for an elopement two/| ago The Whitlocks were parents of four small children early self. Mrs ed fror rhbors. _- i Vee Ks ing /KODAKING PARTY ENDS FATALLY By the-Associated Press GARY, Ind., Dec. 1 Daniel Me- ‘ear to the Intyre was killed and Freder! ek Pa:l | fr “9 probably fatally injured yesterday ‘actured ekull. in contact with the trolley wire. | He was killed fnstantly. Paul e806 | tts recover his companion’s body and) Sustained a shock, falling from the | pavement. He suffered a | | when having kodak pictures taken | on the top of a trolley car by two /young women companions. At the command, “‘Look pleasant, * McIntyre, who was on top of the Waiting car, stood up, his head com-. TEL SHOP TEA ROOM Quite the nicest place to go Luncheon Specials for Tuesday Chicken Stew 7 5c with drop dumplings. . 90¢ Beef a la Mode Macsdoine.. Luacheon 11 to 3—5S@c. T5e From 3 to 8. A ia Carte. JOIN THE NATIONAL CHRISTMAS CLUB NATIONAL BANK J ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ~ 3 S Cost $25—$90 10 Many like new. Such Schaffner & Marx, Kuppenheimer, etc. — the best—up-to-the-minute—1500 to select overcoat. BLUE SERGE COATS | AND PANTS, $7.50—COATS and VESTS, $2.50. Brand-new all-wool TWEED TROUSERS, $2.75. Come by slightly Used High-Grade Overcoat or Suit is much better than a cheap new one. Gahbar- dines and whipcords at cut prices. COMMERCE Page and Hediamont Car One An Appropriate and Acceptable Gift ‘ FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman's, Scheaffer's or John Hancock Pens Buxton & Skinner Printing and Stationery Co. Fourth at Olive Grand Ca Step at Door STYLISH SNAPPY: makes as Hart from. Don’t be a chump and pay $50 for an 7:30—we close at 8 P. M. 1012 N. GRAN Bleck Away ‘THE Kimvatetad Press News appears exclusively in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news- paper field in St. Louis. procmoseng aa Until Open Evenings For her Christmas— What could compare with © this Premier Baby Grand? ‘629 lwo and one-half years to pay peed of the public ex- pectation of any musical instrument offered by the Aeolian Company, we present, with enthu- siasm, the Premier Baby Grand. We willl forget for a moment the price, sO unexpectedly modest, and picture this beautiful kttle Grand, not quite five feet long, picture the beautiful instrument of brown mahogany as a part of your living room. What a wonderful Christmas gift the Premier Baby Grand would be! Can't you just picture it in your living room, And remember the price is only $625, with two and a half years to pay, and your old Piano will be taken as part payment. joy it will bring? The Aeolian Company of Missouri : Steinway Representative 1004 OLIVE STREET Christmas Then we will remember that it is the Piano praised by musicians for its tone and its action. Your amazement at the smallness of the price will vanish as you recall to mind that the makers of the Pre- mier Baby Grand have been pro- ducers of Grand Pianos for a quar- ter century, that they make Grand Pianos exclusively and that in all the world they, perhaps, make far more small Grand Pianos than any other manufacturer. can't you anticipate the s*; W . P. Chrisler, Pres. Open Evenings Until Christmas . a ae laa”: bah tdientemntntiedtinestionane See te} Gs ee ee ee ae degre

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- MINTY .¥. ECEMZSER It. sacs City Circutatoe le the Gwinn POST- DISPATCH « alone Approximately tquais ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sf » Sa TT teapemenemeaine — ~ Z 7 ee a nena snpenenten mont - semaine LO LD OR, eee fe NM rm - sf a % ~~ SRSSSSETIOCTLTESTSR TAS TIT TPTER Ec ecatl et sees Bre | : . $$$ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 15 AND 16 “AMOUS “BARR CO. 4 ( } ‘ a = . - Give Eagle Stamps “mer Redeem Full Books for $2 in ‘n Cash Largest Distributors of Merchandis : t mcs Missouri and the V est. or $2.50 in Merc ha indi se—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Miss¢ : lowr Shepping \ = _—T TTT Thre a i SRTHTPOTLLETERI TL Fei ts: +t i a +? EECRSRETHTSE POSSTHTTLE 54 gseseerssestet~ — —_ J “ ~— > and $2.54 ° $1. ne _—, $1.75 5 al wes. Tae end $i Valves, 5(c $4.22 00 $1.50 € Practical gifts that are also dainty and exqui- site, and to choose from these pate groups will delight those who would save Imported Handkerchiefs PRCCHSCCRHEEOR HTC etteeweseeeatasee 4 seeaeeeeeeees _- Give Famous-Barr Co. Gift Certificates It is an ideal way to solve perplexing gift problems. @ To give our Gift Certificates ts to give wisely, j since it enables the recipients to choose what re desire. At leisure they may stroll through this : store. making selections from our wide par assortments. Obtaimabie at amy Exchange Desk. isseed for a Sek a a a ee ee this foremost store. Linen Handkerchiefs + a Seeraeeaes seeeeaeeeree LE I LOT eR STEIN TIT TT Platinum or Gold Sentinel Set With sitet Diamonds ~ Fins . more "= . -- —" >. / -23.e ~ ue — — + -~+h eTQuisice iv Se « Wita ci we Brete S15 »> to S97 0) ‘Scarf Pin ns ~ ~~ - att ht You Wil Find It Well Worth While to Select From These Groups— . Some Lots Limited = Tea Sets Tea Sets with Bo —i@ $1.35 Bagatelle Game Boards 7 S395 a : a Thite id aii $2.50 Toy Cook Stoves With Utensils ... $1.69 83700 to $125 : rith a st endid diam 2 95c Toy Steves With Cooking Utemsils..... 6Be $1.35 Toy Vicliins With Bow $1.25 95c Kitchen Sets ef Tin $2.50 Wooden Cowbcy on Horse $2.35 Wooden Jockey on Horse $i Wooden Cart and Pinush Horse $1 Tim Kitchens With Utensils $1 Embroidery Sets With Hoops 7Se Embroidery Sets With Hoops $3 Baby Jeanette Phonograpis 125 Sandy Andy Mechazical Toys 1 *‘Ower and Under’ Mechanical Toy: 398c Butcher Shops and Grocery Stores oc 7-Piece Giass Berry Sets $2.45 Eiddo Bake Sets. $L7S Tey China Tea Sets $2.25 Ives Mechanical Trains with seven diameads: idea! for a $50 gift; pricedc..... i | Diamond-Set Ww ietiae 345 te $300 Wrist and Sautoir Watches of platinum or So white gold; set with diamonds and sapphires. _ Wrist Watches " At $121.50 Platinum Wrist Watches; rectangu!ar strie: set with 24 to 28 diamonds; some with sapphires. 1 Erector Sets Dishena 1 Rings $20 to S795 taires. a: immer, Primcess and ” Hardwoed body with tired. roiler-. — dise wheeis. = oe ~ : - LEwvs es » a ll =x _ - es “ Pease eaeerieyt | rere eeeeei trie? — = errr ’ “TTD es eree = -. fe ererrrre aes THOR ee a eee en aienetieeedll oie aa ae - | Newly Arrived Sik and Cotton Dainty Undergarments —for Christmas Gifts— 2000 Pieces — Choice te: with strined end« oe | Cap and Scar: Sets 2s e | Tam and Scarf Sets ; | $5.45 to $5.9: Novel and Useful Gifts— Scarf Sets ——Scarf, wen Cap, Hat or ree $5.95 “Mama” Dolls t Cunmingir dressed in gssort- i stries, cap to match and shoes and stockIDgs . me ” Tila> se* = are ae a _ + "oF Tome _ - — he -£ —.zSSC3 2a > Zi ~ $2.95 “Mama” Dolls / Composition bead ami army iressed with cap te mateh; shoes and steckings : Bes-mest t= Egat and Scar’ Sets $4.95 to 210.00 Imported Noveity Crcheted Ses, 4 $10.00 A 22 Christmas Boz Sarpassing Values in Women’s Surety Silk Hose | A Practical and Most Welcome Gift for the Academy 2-Pants @lf contemplating the gi’ ments, br al] means inspect ° ments of silk and coten materia). s lace trimmed and embroidered. Cetton Undergarments include siip- ever gowns of Windser crepe. betiste and See cneehipe chemases to match gowns and 2-piece pajamas of em- bretdered colored batiste. Stiiken germents envelope Chemises of satin -—strt ped maciinam, | 3 - , . , bioemers of habutai and silk and camé- 2 nes : lod ; c ’ | és ie = - - le e. soles ef crepe de chine, radium and nee Nea ie sit uae | Remap peso Eggi Seon Minas Genmnie: tell iif a } hr satin. Im white, flesh and other light | ik Hose, tailered te it at th ; home eee eae eieentian Sana cokers & & _ stadea. Third Fleer : = 4 tThrouzh a fortunate a handsome Shirts SMart is sirictiv ance that the ree Ttly tailored of sum ma one and two stripe patt emciude At S23) For the Many Who Desire Women’s Excellent : , > ~ = ~- ‘ - — ‘s _ . — ~ - — * | 3 - 4 2 *' : . « =x sz ‘ ? - - - : a 3 3 Ts 4 . a... © G~ ee ~ : ~- Le 4 ~~. = O5 —the following groups afford $4.50 $1.95 Sports Bloomers “Phoenix” Vests Third Fleer splendid choice of fashionable kinds. Ki a ia a ace Long a : : Special and Very Timely Offering of A Finis Otter id Boys’ $1.25 Blouses tr $3.95 Pais 1. t 7 =. PSipt ite ~oker Ses | egg Gloves ree 34.95 Wear-right vauntiets, with long-eut arms and faner. two @ Mode's tor men aad bers. with deubie-arch frames of —Temtiar type af sigves Migued arms - : ~ F jess Steel tubimge Handsome!r enameled «ith mods | — Fai us . g a . ‘ ~ ~ 3 ~ ro : : ey ; so )\ eo F = > - ~. as . ' . “ : sees = w= % t ioe: : " “yy . : ° — o z ~ — b P : =i) : . _ in " -- - > A . - : ’ . 5 7. : ™~ « 7 : ~ - + Wives 2% 2° . * & . . . . = ind . Pe, _7-* —— | 4 - on " . ——w ™ ™ / : + ; rE - + => ot / ' -“ an — a Sa! * . or 2! . 2 i sesga > ” P ; =~ ‘ » ; . Wate Fleer Toned emormdered backs Kid epee e - a imported Kid Gloves q . * ‘e rr. wee - . ) ; a =: aes > 9 a. . rT "“ ** an and white. embroider Silk Gloves (& erie Stia2 TPECER ESSE AERR EELS &!' @&e@ba Ft ee — SHCA CRS Ree CSSeSR COCO F9001 FERC CEES T LETT EES SeeEte* THEARE TE ** ~ 686881 t8eeepeRCeR88 . — sf - c ~ C2 Peicve PELIAPi arise? Sw

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—_—— ss oe RE PL oe Sr I ae as mys MONDAY, a Se MUNDAY, DECEMBE a uo 4% . , ri nl Rk ts : pCeMBER so come : Hhe City Cireulation of the Daily rust: DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combin- 7 bisects Pi 40,000. st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iutiediieees.... a een ee —,,__ — ch tat ae —e aw © -—— — ee — _——— ee PAA iti ini Piseerenierecearysesiies LiL T TTT ee Tae MP TUM i} re TIMI ° we hae || ee eR Wz Sixth and SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 15 AND 16 v/\ WT Seventh St. Elevators j Seal! sVntat 7, Give Service oles Ox : wntiea its Between nt | the First | We e Give E agle Stumps and Redeem Full Books for $2 tn Cash — Largest Distributors of NA, INE Es 9 With and Foarth | ne * $2.50 in Me rehandise Few Re stricted Artic les iL ree pted. at Retail in Missouri and the We sl. Christmas a oe | es Svanndieele SR E Double Eagle Ser Tuesday RIMS aia a “Nagar Floors. Tuesday—The Second Day to Choose From seeials Our Entire Stoek of Smartest Models for Men and Young Men Obtainable at Important Savings in the Special Groups at ts * tot: re : Sie a Sos Ses -& : Mi, Kee SE | PhO .. Also Fur Wraps and Full-Length Capes »—@ problems. 2s is to give wisely, indeed, | > =. Sp OS ee EEN IS s to choose what they most F | 7 : a ( ORG SY oO 5 r _ -see |] 4 ; T rary " " ™ | ee a : *y . \ \ n ar wide eal weet : 3 een ee , @ All of these Overcoats are of the better quality, among them being i a AS Sal VATA & hg «eee 13 | ri ie the distinctive “Society Brand” Coats, and the opportunity of buying /[ > i. ( ™ VAN S ; . 84 , 4 f+! . ° . " ia “ay | She . } . 4 ee eT te ete i i ‘ ' ie 4 Vv « . , ’ , - ‘ ° > s Ws. es | } . uge Desk, issmed for any 3 | 4) am a ae them now at this price (two weeks before Christmas) is such a decided H Bt 1 Cane at O ¥ mL ‘orn , , . ’ | H J 4 4 4 me >> PEFHECREL OLE R RRR ERE eta eteaite for any merchandise in | ‘ ae Seo | advantage that hundreds should supply their needs tomorrow. se, ave, Or The many models include Ulsters and street Ulsterettes with the popular raglan or kimono sleeves, belt all-around or half belt, they are skillfully tailored of excellent overcoatings, some with plaid backs, in the new browns, tans, olive, Oxford and plain black. All sizes for men and young men. , , me Se asenaenee Discoume Off Original Price = see % de ae Om wear and launder splendidly. " —— _" BE BE on ee, Second Floor QOOOOO08 DOOOWAOAAN 280004 DRDRDRROR00000000000000000000000000400404 pbb bbb ba bb bb db bh bb bb dpb baa abba bb a ahaa baa banana rnaaaddbaddth dita = it Excenomy Store sixth Miecr Basement n 4 . | a = . : ; a4 ' ‘e © Women's semi - fashi ned Special at Ee. : $6 to $10 All thread yas peers, — Ww vm ' Bed Sets i. tops and reinforce eet. Wide : . satin Marseilles spreads, eo } Values at Sizes nese] geam; shown in black Fur trimmings are Cara- \) Rng Any inches, with cut-out ; . «% ; | ) " only. ) cul, Moufflon, French . corners. Bolster cov- $7.50 | 7 | bn Ik “ Coney Wolf and Beav- neta har ving ey 3 . ose , Damask | 5 / | | Fe veer pe erette. Mercerized table damask. 72 - aij | 4 | Ri. q Broken assortments of the most popular types of Foot- @ Even if you had been intending con ym ve are ntngg be : ct . ~ _ : ; 4 e ; ; ’ ° 7 ; i. mth double-arch frames of ie te d \Y wear; one-strap, two-straps and cross straps; of satin, kid, $29.00 7 _— it will be to your onds of the $1 : 3 § ¥y enameled with mudguards 4 . o¥ fo = ae ; | “AR yatent, dull or tan calf: all well made ; dvantage to inspect these gar- 1) eRe it throughout, including adjust- : -\ ) 2 ] . nee events. Fashioned in attractive s eae 2. Tubber pedals coaster brake stv Cs of hee ‘Is. blouse-back, belted and wrappy ~ a on Hoo A ‘ . F ; . models. of a B ee —_, as Heave quality Beacon rg C Re : -_ » Se 7 Pollyanna, roadcioth an ‘Or 28 inches wide, in light a i- 4) ng Bag Platforms j ~~ 4 To make the size range complete we have added a Pollyanna. reindeer, brown, black, dark color wide in Hight ase || ee a ete tiste een eee . af Rr, s number of $6 and $7 strap styles of kid and patent o nee ee : Nev, ah@ Surrense : "la name iy ; Me “ : . rioti alone! ore , a — * = 6 70 } ‘3 leathers. shade’ . ; Basement i iat can hte BS sy , 8 p.m. ‘Tuesday ® ae ee, Sah. gs :: abe Bl) a) Pa — ————— nena TT errs we - ’ . d —— "TITITITITITINIT TIT Tl) PLL — SOCCESCROCRSRtEISEREESee wanesis ~fatetecsorsseuaces SSHCCHTOELELERSSAESISOLSSELESHS CHEER LEER LY YE aREEE>E® ..« - . SSCEKCAADieGRserieacscts at eissaiiis mR . if me SAE OTA GER MRS << ~—S + ~——- | a a

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iy Hees ee ee el oa a. el 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_ — | eth Bl ma enced ach ADVERTISEMENT. _ AMERICAN HISTORY FOR AMERICAN CHILDREN WHAT FUNITIS TO BE HUNGRY! B ra i : The English Thought the Boston Tronble 2 | but the Colonists Viewed Very Differently. ee wT 2 ie | | SFE er ae eer een -_ id —_ z Bl sad Pee chor CPize aria 44 ti’ & bent tT ot 7b i . bet * | 8 (o70mist By HENDR WeLt £ Ori to wWar®r. 'K VAN LOON. Author of ‘‘The Story of Mankind.” ended six y Yerktown. This doe icans were fighting all the t: gums were drawn by horses. conducting a number . i i a ~*~ a. vY : a4 : ns aia in those ancient days when ba — , , J = amt r_a = on - ;*~ fii & arene: > — ». a Besides : 2. ef > _ , ~~ ™ » a ~™ & L GULeren. Pa©ri - ? i > ot 7 . 1? * .3 : of the world and they could not pay much at regerded as a skirmish In the vear 1775. that ‘*‘The Amermcans English public never quite go ing on the other side of merely a street braw! ought to be decided br a pol and a few stiff fines -~ ad & in a distant wilderne cs Immeal fagton, the King of England ha Sj ys eo Ve «a . ak > Tha AAD ean ne ~ » & 3 —a disagres - . rt 2 ey TTR > 2s 4 * > + . f a > — | . A . . + Unfortunately. or rather, fortumately for the Americans. ©‘ th: Laughine Record umeeemiy aifair’’ of Boston was something very different. It wa — @ @ecidediv popular upheaval. I am not trying now to find out Ll DEALERS who was right and who was wro: this sort the right and the wrong ar: among all the participants. A: It doe what is true as long as a majority of the people are firm!yv vineed that certain things which th ; tr i] worth fighting for. The American colon ame o2 mind where thev felt deeply convince ’ their The Fruity Laxative cause. They were for the greater part serious n whe did not take the business of living with 1) hic, FR. which in modern times so often leads to indiff “2. Cs: .. > | mot easiiv moved by imaginary grmevances. were at all times - ‘4 a ~ 73 CENTS aT A -~_ -_ - - -— + ANALAX “ ——_—— «= — rr an ¢ 1 ; > > AAs & & . & . evstem cleanmsec constipation to po! Posi non. ANALAX is easy =o * eegh Sct parmiess. One crt tiles dothe work. Ch a mat Same 4 . @Sc 2 t3 FOOC or ize &- e ta= To Be Conmrivned ‘eeven:. : Readers who clip and thes® articles will have a splendid collec. tiem of historical facts. Valuable for reference or for supplementing the ~ ~ —— > M:-KESSON & ROBBINS study of history by children . NEW YORK. N ANA_AX ‘s ome of ° Hea.th He ps Pear ng *” en MAN, BABY AND GIRL KILLED Ciowed him and opened fre, ~ > . i . * ; ss : AS RESULT OF ARGUMENT goad and also killed the a > Infant and Child Holding It Sho: Fatally Whee Two Men Fight im Heuse. By the Agpectated Presa. CLARESBURG. W. Va... Dec 21 — One participant and two bystanders —a girl end an infant—were sot and kille@ at Meadewbrook iz's ¢-months- eid chil@ end Annette Bart. © rears eid. who was holding the in’2n:. Spectators teld the Sherif s depu- ties that the G@iepute started cvrer wagon tu fremt ef Tuessi’s home. When Twessi entered the house. Allo St. Louis’ Greatest Sale of : LEATHER : HANDBAGS (20 High Grade Bags—different styles, ata price never heard of for merchandise of this quality. P. C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. 707 WASHINGTON AVENUE 707 Nothing acts like . ‘ » x > The Store for A Very Special Sale of ORNAMENTS _for the Xmas Tree and the Home = ———— Reantiful colored Tree Orna - ments. each with hanger in bril- liant and frosted decorations ae —_ Tree Ornaments will net be delivered : -nse® = «+s ~@ + Frtra Fine Flannel th Poinsettias . With Heary Petals 29¢ xen” ' aw L ! - . OC Ry . Tie I m pv erted -= eA; . . hes : 10c eiuster of -10¢ ores Sale Beautijul Christmas Wreaths _ “leer Re 10c - # _ - a —- eg” ane - + 7 os Sy ae, SO. ee — —— —— — — ee —_— => -™ - — a —_ ———R Tuesday—We Will Place on Sale a New Purchase of More Than 900: Our New York buyer just closed a big deal for Coats for our affiliated stores. Our share was mately 500 Coats. They arrived yesterday. The x are out of the ordinary for garments of this fine and we can truly say that end-of-the-season prices » be found on Coats tomorrow at a time when they ess best be used for the holiday season. — NS Until * Far Trimmings Manchurian Wolf Caracul Nutria = Beaverette Etc. “ BARGAIN BASEMENT Low Shoe Sale 1146 Pairs—for Either Dress or Street Wear Stamped | =" Envelope Chemise Bedspreads | eps etre, tae ince te aap Sale of Scalloped Edge Bedspreads —_ -~ * T BLACK SATEEN APRON FROCKS Pond bal Flannelette Kimonos Overcoats = & - - . ‘ =2@ > or - nat " a » = a — be ’ - 8.2 : a } ga - . ane ‘ * 7 - — - ot - > ' -_ — a > 2 - * *- a . ~ = . - -@ 4 ~~ #¢ ~~ — » - > aa Fancy Bath Towels > geneee Ps > Guard De 49 ters => re . Pra and ( — ~~ a + @nuished@ & - P} "i SS to $7 Wool White Domet Flannel 7 ach pia'n 22¢ a oe Bars2in Basemesnt—VYVarcents. ' 65c Table Damask €amask “2 «serv. SC88°.9 Guat gg" +2 Ta" @ 3 ce? gus = gee — 75 Bath Robing s.cre@ checks sme ( * Paige anc s. Dee «a > > + ) <a —_— ~~ —_—_ wae ow oe Sale of Sale of $4.75 sires. T he economical woman and miss who wan ts to sav take advantage of these wonderful barza ins. 1500 Silk and Cloth All sites for women, misses and extra Tuesday, one of the greatest Coat and Dress Sales ever held in our Bargain Base- ment at these prices. All are new garme nts and some are shown for the first Gime. ~ e 14 to 14 and more will be hereto” 500 Plain and Fur-Trimmed Coafs Winter COATS $10 to $15 Values Bargais Besew ——— | “ ee Marked $ Sale oa " oes, . Mi Mae with satin slip bas Sne quality silks s* tre S25 and ceat pafierzs

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alues—$20 Values LO™ Velours Plain Bacic*# Suedine Plain Tatlored Short Plush Coatees | SiUc- Lined Coats py Coats Loose-Back and Relted Coats 4 to 44. (Bargain Basement—Nocents.S Ne + IMONDAY, "EMBER 11. 1922. The City uiation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alon Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ps 8 We Store Open Daily 6 P. M. Until Christmas eS ' > Marked Savings In This Xmas Sale of Men’s Bathrobes! en's $3.95 Bathrobes a 95 full of good fuality blan- Ket cloth, Plaid and flora] Ges signs. All . si ww Size, Radtae Men’s $5.95 nueees Made n and blan- all- Lawrence Beacon ket cloth, over and border de. all gsizes Men’s $12.50 Bathrobes Extra quality Esmond and Beacon md IS & signs, Blankets, beautiful border pat terns. $6.00 Smoking ackets regs ; (Men's Store—Nugents.) j Just in time for Xmas Fine White Silk Shirts $5.50 to $6.95 Values Beautiful quality Fine White Sik Shirts of plain white and white on jersey silk, also white crepe de chine Silk Shirts. All soft cuff style, sizes 14 to 17, (Men’s Store— Nugents.) > Blue Bird No 77. 67T8—Tuesday On $4.95 Silk Jersey Petticoats, $4.20 colors, black and navy: sizes included. "$3 Bira Ne. 77,679—Tuesday Only. Jersey Bloomers, $3.20 Over the knee length; novelty or tailored cuff: black, navy and sport shades. Blue Bird No 77,68 $3.95 Bridge extra 0—Tu esday Only Lamps, $3.20 Dull black fiz lish; wrought iron Stands: with leather effect shades; adjustable arms. Biue Bird No, 77,681— Tuesday Only $24.75 Table Lamps, $21.20 Beautiful silk Shades; gold and black finished bases; 2-pull goc- kets. “Boys' ($1.50 With or wit hou neat patterns, Bl: 7 683—Tuesday ©: Boys’ 79¢ Knit Caps, 60c =m neat combination colors. iue Bird No R4—— Tuesday ©: ”' $10.98 Marseil-es Bed Sets $7.70 Extra size 8$8x98-inch Bed Kets Scalloped and separate rol! cove) to match. Bivne Riré Cap $1 20 Only ‘Cap. $1.20 nban a sty] e° Ne. 77,685—Tuesday On! y $3.95 Wool Sweaters, $3.50 Slip-on and tuxedo styles: al! Wanted colors: sizes for women and misses. Blue Bird Ne 77 , €86—Tuesdar Only $2.75 Wool Epingle, $2.10 50-inch, — won) Epingle: in navy blu os ~ brack Blue Pir $3.75 Prunella, $3.10. 54-iInc all-woo)] Satin ctinonermt in navrv walls ag black. B! ue R! rd gadawv ) Pn 1" — Silks, $1. ,. Satin stripe Shir Sj tke Vi hy or colo ", ~~ S i =" D LD e i, - a ~~ > ‘Blue Blré No. 77,712—Tuesday Oniy. $2.10 Toilet Water, $1.70 ‘LL. T. Piver’s azure Toilet Water Bive Bird No. 77.713—Tuesday Onivy $8.50 Narcisse Noir Perfume, / | $7.20 jin original - bottles. | Blue Bird No, 77.714—Tuesday Only. ®™"92'50 Hair Brush, $2.90 ‘White ivory Hair Brushes: | French design. Bine Bird No 7.743—Tuesday $7.95 Sun Rain Umbrellas, $6.40 \ll silk; Dlack and colors: »oaca strap handles; tips and stub end. $5 New Winter Ha tone and dark colors; in | able silk; gros de londre satins. |Blue Bird No. 77 .745—Tuesday On .| $10 Midwinter Millinery, ‘ue Bird No. 77.715—Tuesday On $7.80 i $2.50 Bar Pins, $1.90 silver Bar Pins; set in /Splendid assortment of styles and | olors. ‘ rhinestones; with safety | | Bme Bird No. 77.746—Tuesday Only | $1.49 Corsage Bouquets, $1. 10 Silver grapes; velvet flowe: Indestructible, guaranteed, grad- strich and large velvet poppies. iated sizes: 24 inches long; in ue Bird No —Tuesday Only | gift box. 31. 25 Collar and Cuft Set, 90c | Blue Bird No. 77.717—Tuesday Only | Yenise lace, Tuxedo Collar and $3.55 Mesh Bags, $2.90 uit sets. tilver-plated Mesh Bags; Bird No. 77,.748—Tuesday On! h Biwuse nk chain handle; i $3.25 Boudoir Caps, $2. 80 several styles ade Bird! No, 77.718—Tueaday Made of net and satin; daintily ieee 95 Fancy Bags, $7. 20° med with flowers, lace and | 'hhor } ik, chiffon velvet or duvetyne | , with flligree frame ani | hain han dle. Vlue Bird No. 77.7 19—Tuesday ©: $5.95 Large Canteen, $5.20 ‘obra geal leather Canteens; with 5 white ivory fittings; has | » - ; ock and | eer me |With belts and pockets. i ir 7,720— y "$295 Musio Folds, $220" |*™ ge ‘qiescr Blade Boo” i i r 6, tf it - ; 3 bw og -fol pee h clasps; nee |Fancy ribbon, shirred Garter jwith sa : Elastio; Bive Bird No. 77.721—Tuesday Only. ‘shades. | $20 Dress Trunks, $15.60 (pine wire wo. 77.789—Tueeday On 'Hard vulcanized, cretonne lined; $1. ~ Corsages, $1.20 covered hat tray and shirt tray. | Beaut! ful lver rose and grape ~— Tuesday On ly | Corsages, combined with shades * Women’ s $19. 75 Traveling lof rose, orange, ete. Bags, $16.20 Bive Bird Ne, 77.709—Tusatay Onis genuine cowhide | $2.25 Corsages, $1.7 Sars: silky IMned; “with shirred |Attractive Corsages; “¢ pockets, - : effect: come in , 3—Tuesday Only. COMbined with silver. | _ $1.50 ‘Fountain Pens, $1.20 = Bive Bird No__77,754—Tuesday Only illing, 14-karat point, gola- 50c Linen Handkerchiefs, 40c mountings; regular and /|'rish linen Handkerchiefs; st —_ a — laces. | Sterling | white | catch. i Blue Bird No, 77.716—T ma) Only | $3.60 Omar Pearls, $2.40 74 747 ——_- ——Tyesday On “$2. 75 Bertha Collars, $2. 20. Venise lace -Bertha Collars: in Y Seca tog designs. Biue Bird No. 77,750—Tuesday ta. $4.95 Brushed Wool Scarfs, $4.20 ‘ags; ; ' ' ~— -_— = rose 797 7°3—/T ; alted sa Kg - = lh Be No —Tuesday Only "$2. 15 Poker ‘Sets, $2.10 "75 e ‘Handkerchiefs, 60c Box Mahoganv finish Pocker Set; Containing fine eluding chips and deck of cards: Haadketchiete: large size. dered. 10 Bird No. 77,795—Tuesday Only e Bird No 39c Russian Banding, 30c Very good quality; used for table | al ets | ue B 77,726—Tues@ay Only “6 50 Trefousse Kid Gioves. $5.90 Gloves: pique sewn: | | ; -- 7O4 4—_ Tuesday On’ y {n- neatly | Bir 77,756——Tuesday On! 40c ‘olored linen Handkerchiefs; handsomely | pantbena designs Biue Bird No in, Women’s 25c Handkerchiefs, beaver and pastel 20c frish linen Handkerc |Bive Bird No. 77.727—-Tuesday Only./sheer material; with Women’ s “$2. 95 Chamoisette jem. Gloves, $2.40 Blue length, embroidered beaver, gand, covert 12-button orown, mode, | shades. hiefs;: of 14-inch | Bird No Tuesday Only F 16-button | arms; in ind mastic. Of Blue Bird No. 77,728—Tuesdey Only. with % hem. Women’ S $3.25 Silk Hose, Bine Bird No 77.7598—Tuesdey Only $2.80 Men's 25c Handkerchiefs, 20c All Silk Hose: in black, gray and Batiste Handkerchiefs; with suede: sizes 8% to 10, satin and woven corded tape borders. tr N 77.729—Tuesday Only. Biue Bird ve Bir No 77.760—Tuesday Only No B) 0 | Women's Silk Hose, Men's 35¢ Handkerchiefs, 25c | $ . Pure linen Handkerchiefs: of | |Black Silk Hose; with silk garter sort finish: with %-inch hem. dome and lisle feet; sizes 8% tO Biue Bir4 No. 77.761—Tuesday On!y 10 . ed Men’s 75c Initial Bive Biré Ne. 77.730—Tuesday Only. | Han : Men's $2 Union Suits, $1.60 et. sage 60¢ Cote f nite: ‘ Cotton ribbed Union Sults; long | | proidered initial. lac ’ ° een and ankle length; sizes 36 | Bue Bird No. 477 ny ‘ |'Biue Btiré Ko. 77 7T31—Tuesday Only. | Men 8 $1. 25 Handkerchiefs, Men's $4.50 Union Suits, $3.90. 0c Mixed wool Suits ‘Imported French linen Handker- - long sleeve and | lankle length; cream color; sizes | with colored sport bor- chiefs; 26 to 50. ' Jers. Blue Bird No. 77.782—Tuesday Only. | Blue Bird Ne. 77.768—Tuesday Only. | | Women’s $3.95 Bloomers, 9c Stamped Towels, 700 | $3.40 18x35-inch, blue, green and Ge _ ' : len eteante ‘lavender linen Towels; Glove silk Bloomers; for embroidery. at waist and knee; large sizes. Blue Bird No. 77 [Blue Bird No. 350 Vests, Go | $1.59 Dresser Scarfs ’ Women’ s $3.50 Vests, - =. Biue Bird Ne. 77.775—Tuesday Only. $7.50 Toaster Stove, |'Highly polished; 2 handhes: de- flector plate; toasts, boils and | Blue Bird octr 7T7.776-—Tuesd » ile Trea, "$3.10 Onty, 4 dependable household ra ‘Tron; with stand; 68-inch oord fan d plug. Biue Bird No $2.45 Xmas Tree Outfits, "$3: 10 $s colored mazda lamps and con- nector to make 16, 24 or 8$2-light set. Biue Bird No. 77,.778—Tuesd Only. $45 Axminster Rugs, $39 20 9x12-foot, seamed and acter | Rugs; in attractive patterns and color riage 2 lue ra 77.779—Tuestay Only. $4. 50 ‘Bissell Carpet Sweepers, $3.90 finish; full-size; bumper all the way ; Mahogany : led cord ‘rol meg 77.780- lesday On’) $8.95 Chenille Couch Covers, | $7.60 Large size Chenitle Couch Covers; n orienta] patterns and colors. | Blue Bird No. 77.781—Tueeday Only. | $11.85 Curtains, $8.90 [mported from S8t. Gall, Switzer land; splendid patterns. Blue Bird No. 77,782—Tuesday Only. $19.50 Cedar Chests, $ $16.20 45 inches long; trimmed in cop- per. | Blue Bir@ No. 77,783—Tuesday Only. | Girls’ $5. 95 Middy Dress, ry | $5.10 Of Londale jear mT » skirt: sizes with plaited "’ to 6 years. rge Biue Bird No lay Only. Baby Boys’ $2.25 ‘Buits, $1.90 Twist style: solid color gingham; applique medallions; sizes 2 to 6. Ine Bird No. 77.785—Tuesday Only. | $8.50 Gossard Corsets, $7.20 'Made of flesh broche; wide elas- tic insert at back; sizes 25 to 34. Blue Bird No. 77.7886—Tuesday Only $5 Rengo Belt, $4.20 Made of white coutil; black |} dium bust; 24 to 36. ie ee Oliver me- sizes il 787 Nie ’ "87—~—Tuesdav 60 "$5. 95 Nightgowns, $4.60 Crepe ‘ine and radium silk ettahteowsin: tailored and lace a in — ae cl Nw "~ "92. Tuesday Only. $3. 95 ‘Envelope Chemise, $3.20 radium silk and lace and ribbon satin: if wash chine; icrepe de ‘| trim med. | 3 ve Rird No. 77.789—Tues¢ay Only. 2.50 Camisoles, $1.90 | Bedium silk and satin Camisoles; ailored and lace trimmed. Bird No. 77.790—Tuesday "$4. 95 Lined Corduroy Robe, $4.10 Wale Corduroy Robe; Wide - in all desired colors. | smart style; ‘Blue Bir | $4.95 Beacon Blanket $4.10 77.791—Tuesday Only. Robe, Mid with border down front; a | beautiful assortment of patterns | and oo M ue Bird 77.792—Tuesday Only- n’s $19. 95 Lounging Robes, $16.20 Silk Lounging Robes; in beauti- ful patterns and plain colors; all ye Ss. 77.793—Tueséday Only. “Mien’ s 5 $6. '95 Blanket Robes, $5.80 | Floral and Navajo patterns; all | sizes. Riue Bird Ne 77.704—Tuesds | Men's $33.50 2-Pants Only. ts, $28.80 Ajl-wool Suits: in the latest pat- 'terns; sizes for men and young | men. | Blue Bird No. 77,795—Tueséay Only. Boys’ $15.95 2-Pants Suits, $12.10 Belted model; in new Fall pat- ‘terns; sizes 9 to 18. 'Blue Bird No. 77,796—Tueséea Boys’ $5.98 Raincoat, ‘Belted model; tweed a material; hat to match; sizes 6 ito 16. Bor Bird No. 77,707—Tuesday Only. Boys’ $13.95 Overcoat $10.40 | Full-length; belt all around — | in neat Pail patterns; sizes 3 to Rae 13 to 18. ine Bird No : “Boys’ $1.95 - Knickers, $1.60 |In cagsimere and corduroy; an patterns; sizes 8 to 16. "$070 Blue Bird No, 77.799—Tue ‘With mirror, cup and brush. $3.50 Shaving Stand, Bine Bird No. 77.800—Tuesday Only. $3.98 Metal Lunch Kit, $3.10 Black enamel; 1%-pint size. Biue Bird $1: 7. 801—Tuesday Only. | Women’s - _ Slippers, 30. On'y. | Assorted rk. go elk padded soles. Bive Bird Mo, 80%—Tueeday Only. omen’s $5.95 Footwear, $4.80 Biack satin, patent leather; black and brown calfskin; brown kid, black kid; straps and ox- | fords. | Bive Bird w Tuesday Only ' $176 Felt Slippers, $1.40 Colors are blue and gray; 1 to 6%. Bive Bird No. 77.804—Tuesday Only. Men's $3 House Slippers, $2.40 Brown and biack kid: everette, and brown romeo. Biue Bird No. 77. KSrerted Gandies, Only. 350 Pound Consists of pecan fumbles, bon- bons and chocolates; 1 pound boxes only. sizes ~~ “a ~~ =" . a x Only.. ee S The Store for ALL the People These Wonderful $ Specials On Second Floor. Gift Shop $150 and $2 Jointed Kidlyn; aleo dressed Dolls; all have pretty wigs, moving | eyes, with real eyelashes. Special.. .00 $1.50 Sewing Sets for good little girls, in fancy wood boxes $1.35 Set of Aluminum Toy Tea Sets, good sized pieces, in fancy box. $1.00 75c Set of 11-Piece Fancy Tower Building Woes Blocks, fancy ey ee 2 Sets _ $1.00 i 50c and 75c Knitted Ties, irregulars; 3 for Men’s $1.50 and $2.00 Knitted Mufflers, irregulars Men's $1.50 Ont Silk $1.30 Baby Blankets, large size: pink and blue Beby Blankets, in nursery $l 00 $1.50 Baby Caps, silk crepe de chine, ribbon and lace-trimmed Baby $1 00 s $1.25 Envelope Chemise, made of nainsook and shadow batiste; in flesh and $I 00 $1.25 and $1.50 Camisoles, wash satincand radio silk Camisoles, trimmed with $| 00 a lace insertion, lace edge and ripbon. $1 39 to $1. 75 Gift Boxes Hand-embroidered cream crash covered Boxes, also imitation leather, for Gloves, Hand- $] .00 00 kerchiefs, Jewelry, Hairpina, Collars, ete ' ieee Ar ne —— a (Second Floor } Booth—Nugents. ) Christmas Sale of ~ Gloves $3.50 Chamois Lisle Gloves 16-butten fine sued finish washable on $ 95 — mois TAsle Gloves, with embroidered and appli- qued arms, in good Fall shades Fine quelity washable Chamois Gauntiets, with embroidered cuffs: $1 | good Fal! shades.. oisette Fine suede finish Geunt- lets and 12-butten elbow. length washable Chamois- ette Gloves, in good color , , Genuine peren tration proof nenee leather slip- on Gauntiets, with em- broidered backs, full #7 sewn, In black and a 2 of brown 6-Button Full . ai elbow-length French and Ttalian ‘Kids oversea ' (Aoves, in $5 $5.95 sewn white and Lisle Suede finish Pa ro al Iisie Noveity Gauntlets, , with beautifully “qmbroide ered cuffs. Come es of desirable $2.50. (Main Floor—Nugentay \ “ wagt Xmas Sale of °° Handler Children’s Handkerchiefs — Handsomely embroidered 25¢ or print«@ batiete Hand- kerchiefa *with Y-inch hem, put up in gift boxes Bex eof A beautiful Handkerchiefs, terns. tn white or col- ereé@ effectea. Box of 3. F Women’s Handkerchiefs on ast aae fete and eq with corner motif. “ae 8 of 3. Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs Seog ait 69c ore.a e: eolvred Longfellow wore Bean of 6. Pure ftinen chiefs, finished with “ee step 1. 001 = 35¢| > ‘ | inch hemstitched plan a ee i ~ ee enna ee tS Ae ae mE ? * v = ~~ wort \.

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ed my RE OTE GE ee ew €5 ‘ al ‘SEVERCFIRES BREAK ouT AT SAME TIME IN MONROE, MICH, Blazes of Undetermined Oricin in Widely Separated Parts of City Demnec Estimated $26.000. Er the Ageorciatad Press MONROF. Mich fres. all of undetermined ore Dec. 11.—Sev which broke out simultaneous!v "igely separate«! parts af 1 late Saturday night and early vesi« day, resulted in ; es age of $° ae 00. Four fires were at the River Rasin Paper Co. plant.a smalier. b) was discovered at the Consolidat sail per Co. plant, while another bi. broke out at the Beck Lumber C yards, and still another at in @ different part of the cit, A resiceéi The series of blazes follows the dis- es trous fire which hefell the int of the Monroe Paper C TO vesterdayv, with an estimate loss $60,000. — _ That’s You're Tired —Oat ef Serts—Alave No Appetite * Your Liver Is Slassish LITTLE LIVER will oe ge right in a few da : Beautiful Eves. like fine Your Skin Tingles With awakened life when vou use SCR AHA™ S Lemon (ocoa HARDWATER SOAP-> You'll hke the . refreshing : eder of lemon that clings pleasant!r to : after a bath with this unusual soap. Try tt todav! At all dealiecr=. . . XMAS TREE ©: LIGHTING OUTFITS * e842. ae RADIO SETS, Simon Supply ply Company = 520 PINE and 207 Bt NORTH Tth a 0 Tires on Time-Pay asYouRide Firestone, Horseshoe. Oldfield - $1.00 Down and $1.00 Per Week FPuerst-Walsh Motor Sales. Inc. S318 Olive St. Lindel] 2860 Write for partic. time parment ms * , ars Of: OxvT ~ _ > . * +s - ”- _ ~ * . . > Stop the that Cold = “S22P TAKES BOLD 5OL infha e. SS Ru> Tt com and At Yoemr Druecgtec rv 'F YOU HAD A NECK as LONG ae a ee, SORE THROAT “OSL. ~ owe Look to Your Eyes stl LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Shipping es ee AERONAUTIC OFFICER DISCUSSES 1923 MEET a Internationa: aspects - &% and the relation of t America’s air program cussed by Maj. Howard F Kansas Gity at a dinner given :0! and Robert Lester at Hote: Saturday night by 4n 2 hf oe te . ‘4 - ~~” . ’ — ~~ se feet * 7 k ‘ r ii a : + the aviation section . > . 1 Ere mr] tes aitmenan af th a e. ees : ; is & wee 22 LAR GC = ? mi 5 m recaii€®ca trai ago that the bur ané@ Orville oS =. 7 . > » New Y reek and other cities _Paris Rome or Berlin « _ os oT .* z > co A: — \ OR A toes v sefubnces of Atr Meets. . seg Our national air meets he said me same relation to the de opment of the airplane that au has %o the ~ ~* - a = ble racing . d*®mensr rate * 2 aber. | ‘ >. ner Lc t \ r and wu : of the plane for Commercial purposes AnD that is ene we war do—put artatior n ‘5 ness basis Vebrie told how ansas C‘ wich c@pdcrcted a successful meat 3 7 > - 4 rT » Be Leo On COrTen . s2 ac Diarnmed to seek the ee - r @ f ° z > @4 rear dat - Gra wr i on far or oF? = Leu 's anked bb n behalf of S ce Kansas City had @is 2 e sportsmansh: and ¥ Spirit that we of St. Louise - p re. BY mpanied 4 t Bend Lam- rr 4 VW > , > 2 T eater Y ec erca) Mang inspecte the firing Seld at I igetor he eparted for Rarsas City the fternoon Ma>. W © will make a reper of what = _ = = ~~ & > [dita ‘yr he 18923 a races e meeting o? the Boa rover s of the nine districts ¢ the Nation APronau Assoc iat at New York n ° WRESTLING PROMOTER ROBBED Hotel Thiewes Get $526. but Not the c i A Beit. Bu TE Ars B* f : Tra reenm ~ - _ . & " o~ c " on rr — e + te _ ~ > " . oh — . > . * . : > h. SQ wres x a > Oe } he i on ; 4 7 te a ° =“2 ~~ Pg Tea - ~T2 :3 7 * : — “a> > aaS GOVSZA& ang ae Ta ng:er we8ISs. at the Marriand Hotel las ~ >t -3 bs = iz? while Centos and his reem mate were away. broke open ea trunk ie. m a * «b- ~ ee aH om which they obtained $526 and a onnmegottable \_ onmtese repor ed "oOo neltce ~ Was gained te the reem ! > Gupincate Ke — hee + +n daw + 1 . O8 S230 13 »a *h number of r ~~ —— be, ? — — . - Precw % Ww ar 3 ? et ~ = > w- be = AV Aries te xr o-n > ee During Winter faster than at any other season for cleaning. Te make the following reduced p lessening the oe standard of ¢ Men's Suits Clean $1 25 and pressed + cgay eee Orercoats cleaned and $1.50 upd Suits Sponged Wr: - ter pressed > ” . S' ~ ‘ . | Men’s Suits Cleaned §1.25 vrour clothes become so.lled remedr this condition we hare decided to and Pressed, 35e« ret we receive fewer suits rmces, Wi tnout tm any War or work. Wemen's lain wool 4resses cleaned an pressed Women's Suits cleaned and pressed for. _ $1.50 * $175 the amount of cleaning is a good persona. o« wearing appare! increased DYERS Main Office, 3444 Gravois Sideey 2Sc4 v letor 1345 We Give Eag “BAYER” when you buy. _ Insist! ‘STANDARD >» WSS Brazeckh Zil S$. 33th St. Grand 3662 le Stamps PECEMBER — IKANSAS CI Three splendid trains with modern all-steel leave St. Louis Union Station at 9 203 A. M. 10:30 P M. (Delmar Avenue 15 minutes later.) San Francisco threuch service Les Angeles through service 10:50 Denver through service at 2: All Wabash trains to and from Kansas City stop at Delmar & Station—a great comvemiemce if you live in the West End Let us assist you in planning your trip—anywhere. via Denver at 2:3 2. m 0S 2. m and 10:38 F. I. McNally. Division 1495 Bailway Exch. Bldg. Phone. WABASH TICKET O 328 N. BROADWAY (COR ALSO UNION STATION Ap DELMAR AVENUE STATION Ll T "sisen “ha S.825 57) 4S oe Asst. Medium Size 40c Large Size 50c No. 1—17 No. 2—12 Rhe iia ale sentiments leumMmazausmMm geod cheer. D ich contains proper directions. and 1 — Druggista Accept only “Bayer Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 ” package whi tabletse—Also bottles of 24 Aapitia t te trade mart of Bayer Marcfactae of MopeeceCcecideseer of Salicyl : : : : : Early SHRoning Gites Amp Time for Careful Selection ( was : AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION | 1 1 During cold, damp weather take one | Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablet -; || ##$MORE ~ just before retiring every night. Shopping Days Until CHRISTM. AS . 7. ted a 4 I Pu at. i sar Purchasing Tt Pare te Read the Advertise ments in the Pest-Dispatch. ~ —— ee ee ie adel fe ee : Its tonic and laxative effect will fortify the system against Colds, Grip and Influeaza. 30c per Box. 6 Piles " e 2 ee ee eee — _ a \ wt g ' et hera THOR as well | Its easp to add a THOR Doubtless you have already decided what you will give her for Christmas—but for a $10 deposit you can also surprise her with a Thor. You can Se ments, starting February Ist. A Thor will save her so much time and labor | you will wonder why you didn’t get one years ago. Over three-quarters of a million homes have been made happier by the Thor—m them washday dread and drudgery have been banished forever. We would like you to examine the Thor yourself end see why it is the most popular machine on the market. Built to serve a lifetime, it will pay for itself again and again—an investment that | pays dividends in health and happiness as well as money. Decide to see it today. Don't wait till the lest min- ute. We can promise Christmas Eve delivery now. HURLEY MACHINE COMPANY r 5 ~ a 3 > - " f 2 a — a — * = a 3 - — - - + _ Gen t i ® @u,an age Ss 0 4 ~ LD ae a Lt My -_ = ; afr me LAPSE. tie i e Di sf ~ ary tien “7 - “ rare ‘ . * 3 : 7: Tie = _ Py 7 > - and Virtually the triiupg erpens 7 * war and hare brought 1zto general and proper use marr new Fors a? which Reo diet Lon ary rac a 5 eee | Botiee unt The New Universities > > Dictionary 5..ec the seed ast cf? the vress. the work of the master dieticn- ary builders of America, authoritative. mad abso- iutely mew, it is positively the greatest educationa! of- fer ever made to news paper readcers. This is your last week get it The suppiy ai- stted to St. Louis is near- * exhaustei The pub- ishers, finding an uzex- pected and phenomenal d-- mand, are unsbe te fur- ~ con —o _ ILLUSTRATED IN COLOR Take One Home Today—Money Back If Not Satisfied New Universities Dictionary 1s tne — AY ’S English. All previous > — —_— lm — « . * - = iT} t . - re this Ane is Just Off the Press— Partial List of Contributors: PERCY W. LONG. A. M.. Ph. D.. Harvard CLARK S. NORTHUP. Ph. P_ Cornell JOHN C. ROLFE, Ph. D. Penrsrtvania FORREST S. LUNT. A. M._ Columbia MORRIS W. CROLL. Ph. D.. Princeton GEORGE J. HAGAR. Editor-in-Chief MAIL ORDERS filled tf accompanied bs proper amount of pestage explained i ¢ ONE COUPON—Clip It Today—ONE COUPON tt, 2:00 P. Pp. ™. every third dag 50 p.m daly | ONE COUPON. — red ‘ beeen natierts recrite Oser Chitd« Ee ~ : + -~-+ ~- - > = > > x ;* eis 3 se ‘ St. Louis Post-Dispate The impertance of ereat dictiomary & pablic cannot be esthimated. We thease readers hare sot vet deme to at ance avail ecives= of our coupon offer. | wWoRLD s¥wpecate = cD. ine. cr ~~ fly Reduced Size Compiled. edited and printed recenfiy. Bound in Black Seal Grai Gold Stamping Twenrr two dictionaries in ene. a4 Liustrated with pages and deuble pages Type all sew, large and clear—ceasr eres. # Yours for Only ONE Coupon and THIS WEEK oe * = > woxparT. “ cere 11. 18t? —_——- — wee + ee a - —— er WARE. THE yGH OR COLD HANGS ON 5 LDL 4 2 s, - on x _ > z te care ne en - = — x = : - — ¥ - e i=. - >. «a : 2 a ve - Ps : a = . d a head = hes 8 . isflammed metoranes « bes creosote ‘s rec by the medical fraterm ty Gs | wn for the tre et besa =8 agexcy _ — of Pe ow = ~—z ag =3 ana eo vcs 3 > > ae an > cf to “Flu” am Into Old Musteroie. '2 wer inte ‘‘Fiz That cc ==. ‘ or. even Worse, Preume 23 geiess Tou take care wd it at omece. - ,-s«+sroliea on the «6 Bob good o'¢ Mas Tara par's coal see how quickir rele? Colds are merely con — Mz e. made from pure ou of mustaz = menthol and other sung ents. is a couRter-rTitant * hp mu.ates ¢.recu a BS alt be DS ~Te] the coc As effective as the mess my } nlaster. it does the work withe the blister. Just rad i* On Wits Four ae = a warm * ng e ® enters the pores, then a cooli gemsatioc ¢ reise se and Sx, Better than «4 mustard pilaster ADVERTISEMENT. —__ ASHING: WON'T RI EAD OF DANDRUF S - ‘rT? Tar °° - ret ria a? dy * te 4 t, then vou @ s eo > >> w i A ’ =. i aoa, zr nmees of ordinary Ga . t at might when ret — “ -_ = _ - temrght. and | mers _! nla = + '? ‘andraff Penme sn the » fe - [cur mere t : 3 mretelw disselve > = ° om so _ — . “as every singe oo > o + - ; : : 2 e ne matter bow —e nave. CSI |. 402s wonders for __Peorcomplezions iy & pecr complexion stand pst and popularity—cnod times— Sos: K-ginol Cintment and Res 2p nog — muraciecs, Buf fia« toed —_—” — z: ~= vv a free- -—- a = ee ~ ; and more eracs > — J 4 ~_— 7 — = . ~ ary for a few davs and — = =~». ~~ =Trnr es, { “ats aot deers in tailes PT. yr “ ——— ae >. ames, Baormemers. ——— F ' <a s a =z %, a magi

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TT. ee eee ee Re See ee aa Ok Pee es ee Seat eh pap See Ete b: ca ? ae - MONDAY, MOND A c ie ; | LCEMBE : : ae oR 11, 1922. The City Circulati ai ? aily DECEMBER if, a _ apecesel : ation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combi ; : ae ee : , ‘ombined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ 13 CAL LL GCL LL CCT LC CE tte ’ ——$—$— — pS VERTISEMENT a 1 =) | rap IEP ¢3 Pennies of Different Dates Swiecn. |a burglar in the absence of the fami-| Burckley and took $5. a diamond la | | nat- Tia ~ Kansas City stopat Delmar Avenne ae -eosote that is pleasant _..... Post-Dispatch. live in the West End. waticc Co oe ae . ‘rE RSON CITY, Dec. 11.—Two eo Sp ray, ere SE Se ASIN BAST I eS ‘ ee ae ee ee ee a eee ee 1 _- 1 ee nem ett Paar ee . i 7 cee : ae ee amendments to the State Constitu- | . ie. ; i bi a ; | ; . | ee rf . reine and heals the inflame membranes and/ tion, approved at the Nov. 7 election, | . eA a : 5: | : 25 ' | a 43 y Exch. Bidg., Phone, Main 4989 : ohana od drugs, awe © — vagigne nd ye oa RRR in ase! : A - 4 P-- Bag is é | WE G BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. oS 5 SH TICKET OFFICE. Ps - = cm be = ce “rout | within a Bass Se ee 2 Babe, ; NF | e | | | IVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ° UNION STATION AND BE ee at snr ana tone troubles ‘ATT Of State ts preparing to certity Bs MRR AS, Disk Wheel Roller- Bearing) (-S | ee | O° Governor that qeagegie Nos. sae sey | COASTER ~~ ie Sweaters | ale up . his ag eee Se chrome fourte sné|mitted which passed. | SO highlyrespected : with twofo! . checked pat- ally, Division Passenger Agent. py the medical jOADWAY (COR. LOCUST) aguas thee a a 9 ‘MAR AVENUE STATION ee eeTnee Se clem hich soot : . se eabranes abd ana © GOlLaIned tne required vot ue yt Mee ul ed, disk wheel, . rote Values to 85 BP tas baal the inflamed membranes and’ ro, agontion. No. 2, as is known, : " “ahid aiter ail. wnat Saring Coaster Wagons. — $78, ymens woo! Umbrellas | nh acne isco » i concerns qualifications of voters. N« ‘ . ~ Ss ae ae Women's ' % stomach, 1 ort TAL ’ ae oF " ‘ ’ = pelted wetedetee + . BD goes on 80 the st ; gp ehe trouble *% Provides for expenditure, for road Let Fauma SINGRETS z ” Bm sein se aon $5.00 senaptenn g A Aad ai; , gcks ibe L oS tme t! , Hin MSE i h “y values. Spec ‘ ip lem; ali P the bivod. EI rine se thet Mae a BALLORANCE, of money received as tell you ot er cigarette Is = anieereerres colors. $10 values ; gna destroys tHe ;automobile license fees. These pro- . 3 § enpics. e . | oi : S srvockial ‘asthma eo The effects of the amendment au- ry r Torms i Ss: . : ? ay Siises, an rent for build-| thorized by proposal No. 2 ill be b n? —* . 7 istem atter colds or the fu. more far-reaching in is indicated y SO many me ° vs ind i? anv j } y! cold r . ) re ss | : ae * ] J wd . lor "2 : ; , ; if) ] i : VAR ROOVER, Dentist a . after taki: 7 § Ask your cruseé'is'! Creom a 4, eng eni @€lmins ’ he fa = iinesess teens — ae ~ a oe Atlant a, va 5 Saar 0 AP ee ee Shpaeaaes ie i ne : — = — , a — il ha : ey vr ’ = Tamode - ; ' “a = | £7 ADVERTISEMENT. feet oe i : IVE ST. 7 : kL dtsatin. however, ata ea, ta Slippers Slippers amename i cted by fhe Nes . a aa P , Don’t Let Th { C ld anni cael Irom voting on their ette Ps ‘eaagonrigh Extra good grade Tan and black kid Romeo and a8 -Ox7 xen Ka. : S | t t a 0 first papers” and contains a dire~ | itt lik frog ; of felt; big Pande Everett styles. Most 3 nandate to the Legislature 1 -_. as ee Sees ee have rubber heeis, gi e to pro sizes. goles and rune quilted insoles. Sizes 6 X-Ray fervice 3 rT 99 m 4 to u vide means and method for absentee heels. All sizes at voting both withi rs ryt) . Boom Good Old Musterole. | cae . ay: tion of patterns om the cold. ears before he offers to vote. who S @ ot meee | ——— » tl and colors. $1.50 ver rs) , » ; ; : a “A a ; : . As effective as the messy old mus. 7 ; the age of 21 years, possessing ' ae sa eal ——S —», 5 a ? ae ey . & . » +h work ; the 0] lowing qualif cations. shall the =— ~ ——a ——— y : > ¢ : r | ter 1t does the wc ie .% without . , . L Ae : ifiti re 4 i 7, as 5 la ¢:¢l-a * - yor NEVI R, an L ake a thister ntitled to vote : li elections by the | ' the present week “ I b n wit) saci r+ peone. : ; , 7x ° : ust rudD 1: OM WitN Your fin i> , “3 39 ; i es . . rst he } + * = teed he office 4 the dies . Jou will fee; a warm ting e as . first, | Osha s have resided ir Child Ss $6 Rockers : | Wife a « .¥ . ~ « , 5 . ’ ’ f Lilie " Lats QO] 5 bo "cA [ Immediately pre- “*hild « goiden oak leath- $3 98 ~le * erette seat Arm Rocker Hpenters the pores, then a cooling ee , gasation that brings welcome relief. | ©©Gine the election at which he of- e : e JIS atc We Bsc and G5e, in jars and tubes. [fers to vote. | “second, he shall have resided i: f Better than a mustard plaster —=§ tne county, city or town where } HY if ill ey) + Infants’ $1.50 GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS > | shall offer to vote at least 60 Good quality cambric, with one- a ea eh e - = = ~ ; . aS | ceaneiiahabe areenanac Tan ss WH whe: Lc Z SS eee s INFANTS’ SWEATER § “The importance of this _ et re iin; n lec- b= =: —= —= zg A re == = s: | é SETS quarter —agegeggae oe cages , — | Zea = — — ee SS 1 (¢ | , p Say aps cludes plain and gercat dictionary © tie . 3 % ) By the arr) ey a? er? ve ~ ted ro public cannot be over- ; 4 a ni new sert . is cijheft n wae ne yn | = = i, 3 WwW section i ubstituted — . ' ** al . Ww ¢ u ree 4 oe ~mfa tw . Sa — = — . a ft : y ' P estimate , 4 % : j | i Alins no refer: nee to y oting uy — — : 4s ia “i ral ling selves of our generous ; ADVERTISEMENT. ed icant om | = 2 o voting. Wynn coupon offer. | ; WASHING WON'T RID The new section. effective as «oo: Z hied th Uy Yj) == = EET TT TT Sa = Pri tr es Sh hh , (ijl WORLD SYNDICATE é claim FE i Uy noes me i 7 cAD OF D A ND R U F F | whedon a Srey aa of the th A Y Sane only sure way to get rid of dan- | United States. who is over the ace of hh YY, meput four oumces of ordinary liquid vote at all elections by the people 9 § MK) , | a fy ca | Mien: anniv ; : ot , $3 ke “get ox a Ly Wifi HM. : | : y | $7.00 imported ful!- fon; apply it at night when retir —— i Mi [a y= . . é yy a. app" = —. : : Absentee Voting Order. ; if if 0 a Ce — = , , Mh /, ’ : - jointed Dolls, sewet mg; vse enough to moisten the scaly _— as 7 Lf : 3 - -4 2 2? In Ven ise, i rub it in gently with the finger} — irst, shall have resided in the : : 7 - |state one year immediately preced- ; = . " . , Women’s pure , ‘ax # * ’ ‘ . : silk Hose; : : : : ng the election at which such citi-| | o this tonight, and by morning eh such citi-| Gulbransen Trade Mark om 200. ' panel bac k: % Imported full- black aay, All bst if not all, of your dandruff will zen offers to vote. 3 § gone and Piven or four more app lie | “Second, shall have resided in the . jointed. Delia, sizes, ss ® sewed wig, $1.49 tions will completely dissolve and , County, city or town where § such ~h ms ing even and mutirely destroy every singie sign citizen offers to vote at least 69 | ay | set $1.98 Sha trace of if; no matter how much | Gays immediately preceding the ail =ak We Bédandruff You may have. election. The Legislature is hereby. ~~ 4 4 ou will find, too, that ail itching | authorized and _ directed | we: mit is to dissolve it, then vou de-| 21 years, possessing the following We Wy) UY, WW |g = jy | wey it entirely. To do this, get | qualifications. shall be entitled to. [0 WU YY... : Bp) eS ! | L H ed D ll . it iA YY) + | ! &@ ace Collars ye olls . . ~. gape ere AWE ION, aA Fd are SS eet Mae si by to enn : ~ i digging of the sealp will stop at |Proper and suitable laws providing * | 7, and a hair will be fluffy,;the means and method by ich — 1] NL | frous, glossy, silky and soft, and|any absent qualified elector may ) | $ k and feel a hundred times better. 'vote an absentee ballot at all clec- | be .00 Damask 3.00 Handbags ee a |cons Fy the people, whether such ery tekinktin, son: EE eiaan te toceme Ga in Rugs ; sto , } -% . . | 3 *h, * ine sore and it never fails to do absent elector be within or without narint 4 wa tin ' tee Damask, in silk duvetyn Elegant value é' : the State.” e red es a ue or e O e beautiful, large, scroll and floral i, Bags with novel- Neponset waxed — | . Most acceptable and ty frames; silk back, waterproot Missouri now has an absentee ee — = ‘ Use. uU home use. Yard, > sells regularly at : | as Xmas presents and for 5 linings. Rugs; size Ox12 'yoters’ law, but {it makes no pro- bd S 1% 4 | Vision for voting by Missourians'| ayer 1ano in t e or ) Esai: = ee ~ Ay os who are out of the State. It ap- +R ek, perfections o —=a misprint in pat- plies to those who are in so © art " fa Se : a ee ; mm tern. of the State other than their legal ° | | ~ 3 | residence. The present law ig re. a ) . 9 7 |garded as defective in some of its oul eau uU O e S * practical provisions. Many ab-'| 'sentee ballots cast Nov. 7 were not |counted and several contests for | . | : | local offices are based upon that $ s $ | wf j 4 | : point. | perione e 4s Another lot of famfly.stze s, "adie ) , 4 Scote : momen a gt Rs 1 ar > ot ) / . ; Dish s, uce Pan MAN'S BODY FOUND IN TAXICAB ) moire Stripes: fF ee oe — were ’ Xr no' 7” | ‘ J ether Amas plein PARKED ON EASTON AVENUE . Bete NOY $ cc ee ong That John Dalton, Vic- | | Terms From $10 Monthly Up > tim of Heart Disease. E-ntered for Rest When Stricken. does won ders for | John Dalton, 39 years old. of 2 (34224 H hrey street, was found o hea | ve: at 19:15 ae dee “ is the “Nati Lon a lb Priced The Gulbransen Policy of Na x ’ ¢ a taxicab whic © papers complexion stand be- parked before x traxicad company’s Branded _in the Back. tional Advertising and Na- 39 Bath Towels iy--good times-- | office at 3609 Easton ie. Dis- | | | Pan, Retinol Ointment and Resi- |covery of the body was made by Wil: = . tional Pricing makes possible wonderful large heavy ab- lcovery of t . sorbent bleached hemmed ’ do not work miracles, but [liam Kelley, 1325 Aubert avenue, a ) f make red, rough, pimply skins [clerk in the office. fe | savings to you oO > cn tie aoe. | aniibire | f ' Winter Gioves for men, with . ches, for ae & 4 4 > ‘ - S F- ea Va —w%, : th. er and more attractive. | A post-mortem examination yester- | , ' : OM recy avy after Jisclose at a}- . | ‘ Tey larly for afew days and | dav afternoon disclosed that Dal , Reais atitk te ad i a Biz | " . ‘ 7 tried in Justice Wangelin’s court at urs for | ‘ta his proven remedy tt mcchaetind tocharvow. : | actly as a finished pianist. ly ONE * 4 icks colds before they de The other day Bechtold was out - | i Seriops ailments. It : hunting rabbits on his own farm. All : 4 Soothes tired, scratchy throa went well until one rabbit, more pon and 4 hom disagreeab!e ween venturesome than the rest, crossed P — from Bechtold's farm to that of a neighbor. The hunter pursued. A —FEstablished 1879— » The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. is evening _ f postage explained in coupon. ag . ae linger ‘Game Warden arrested him. Had he * q : or nim © s own land the State of . : a Te oe ee uae Where Music OPEN newspaper with Associated Press news service, ONE COUPON = MMRKINGS sxe, fo . EVENINGS tors ‘ 4 a. GS 3Eveny ™ he possess a license. Now he is fac- Is Sweetest | | = »for coughs & colds ing a charge of hunting without a li- : : — — — —— ——— : cenee. A ,> ~_ : _ = an nani * : : (celta 4 8nd soon breaks up the cold. fights . este hae et hn RA ett pale: ;

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TPMT IT LO TEN a. - » Sag ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH he City Circulation of ——— aeor and called for” bers “who fled without searching = li HOOVER IN BOOK \\ = before a | - 4 ss + been o¢ a ac ; 4} +. ——— oo " > F - = ‘ a . . ray gee Pr wg —, So ‘ —s- = e 4 ca 4 . . ati re § bLS = = = ; tt ea i q | “we? _ ot «oe: ; 1 = + : . + Lis : : . : , - : “ aie > : Lo Oe 5 > = - . ee. 1 . ~ ‘ P ‘ wi . — > m > > ~ ¢ — \ $Tt 4 ; + a : 7 . \ - - yo - Ae . Ff - 4 = OXFORDs eT oF — Suit and Extra [rousers For the Price of the Suit Alone the Hoe me mn are ¢ Com ence Instantly! End Indigestion, Gas, Sourness, Heartburn 56 | the Daily >OST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. i ee ee ee ee Se a pe ls attain o ge POMP meron mo LL LEE LOL LOL ANOIOE, LE L LOELOE LALOR EC ALE AO IE 8 haya ——— —_ - TWO STORES E 716 Olive—418 N. 6th ‘ —— . ° F : > a2 ~ "a3 “ - —. > ad ~ = ar y. s* eS ‘ - = j ~ I? + Mee =* Pa ° 2 ~ > . ‘ - e ‘ , .-t wae 5. 4 - « ete Fete» - “5: peru ‘ - 2 sl 9 i ’ ee ti reach b 2 & vou sewer feei for a few cents. All draggis -com- 9 " ~ t * = } . 4 >... eis Meet ere oy . é . > : 3 a a 7 ew = — i airs Heette shecs ‘oid last ¥ ear = ——- 7) “I-e-a2-e-5"— ; “ ‘ 2a aD. a 240 - » cS - -« _ a . Me .. iH “ : —— Be or - “ X = ~~ ° 4 a ~~ a ~~ Rs . : ms - & . & NNOUNCEMENT of these between - season “ “Americans.” he writes ae 0 a ee eee enw. ee sales always brines a rush of orders. There- vara HE “PR 7 SU PE R IO R GC OO D> I ix Si i sie = fore we urge an early call so that you may havea in ot neice ier walk onder 08 Sb full stock from which to make your selection and : sia, religion and @ TUESDAY SPECIALS to give us ample time to complete your order. =. over sacs. veaanet.| ¢ pg ET , e For Di Dinner—An Anne heer le ge estan nt ——— ~~ wines = le a en ite Ae tienda altel OE MEAS GE ALN “ye iy, - Cae me an Ge 0 $5 ee — Our Entire Stock Included in This Offer Overcoats, Too, at Reduced Prices Nee re eae See ae: radia aoa sont. Sematene zen wer | Candy Special Soman, om elimination of was hier produc- t tasted: a superior produc ° ou - en ~ = sonnet Mid-Fa oad asbe_> ~~ ~~ —_ ; = Soft shell Walnuts, [>., 28} NICOLL The Tailor rmed during the last 30 rears fi : oe ae ae Se ae. “ee SS: =a 717 Olive St. Chemica a! Building oettwen--enenel ie Got ee Bee diee Bee | wa ae i sa nash oacemocamn a : LE. HOP CAREFULI) NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTED Rs meee tial : atte eae re a ee a er ~r ms i® 484i * “ cme y Powe AE Ae ne — a ee ee Satie Aten anita ie ae ee ~ ; : | ) Garlands 4 "lous Largest Wonens Spocaity Sg )Wancy (-ciden Dates. i. ‘Rep . oe ~ ° ~~ >” ~ . . _—— > 4 3 $29 “ - Pr“; — - —— + — ot , ae “ »'* —s & .. ; es, ax . ~ —- . — - " a ott - on - = ~ o~ ’ ~\ oy J - ’ * ~ x Py yy i - . * E> —— Dn 7 = e % a 3 , a 5 = . -% -_ - : a ~s 7 " Z aN : ; -_ 4 = : ~t aes = . ——— > te = ~ ; A ‘i ; 7 2 : adh ' a . : '* >. , ‘ = . ™ — - — -= » Cc - - : . 2 . . = * \ : , Lo : = 2 %ae) “- «-— _ am - ‘ . i held : Se = sa e - . , —— * ™F = rP~ = : . *~ dal : 7 ~ = ~—- ~ - S — - * . ae - 4 Zz tei — + "= = ; j ~ : i of faith * : ' = _ . : > “4 7 ~ . - => 7 - . ~ i 4 ° > Z . a, - . - _ —* * > XN _ - = . = ‘ : * * = 4 i . ’ > ° . : 4 - " : “ - « ae a ~-, i. : ~ . oe ~~ . , ~ 2. _ . — - _ ~ _ - x _~ és . a * : rte '_- ™ : x - . ~ *— . le . ya . " ; . : ’ : > ° ~— a ——- \ : ~ P 7 7 ™ = oF," 7 é b 2 23 . — “J S- aad . % . , 7% beg . - - «= = . —— ~ , ' = , c™ . . ' ad @ e* : . \ tu ~ $ " “ ~ 4 , » Zs. - 2 2 - . - : / ~ : - - a oa a . Z ¢ o 4 ~ - _— « " = a a =. re ~ - P = a DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST = ay IEA | 2 NEW PRESIDENT IN POLAND | aS % A Percase and Se Erno Natienalists Oppose Him on Ground | “a : ? J ‘ft _ 5or He Was Elected by Jews, Get- ; - ~ ie t Deseo ine Few Polish Votes. 4 i Die iid . : s = poate = ra 7 ” e * i " BIRO eA toe mete . >| - — AAABue mu —— Sol Sevune be. alee ~~. sain: eee : 35a er + ee meets ,- — er wom - her ih ae. ec. 11. —The election ; a >riel Narutewicz as | f Poland centinues to ex- | trations and there Style 212 ‘200 Payable e- oe . © ee ¥ —— Tos Si Rone 3 . sou = 7 ra- | = ———— as ¢ m She quietis ate’ =e —— TH i> W. VL ARLANDSSSSo—————— —— a TO SIXTH Js. “for your convenience”

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a 7 — 1e City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. on on A A I EE A AS LOGO AOL LE | GLO! LOI LIE. ei: a ie A it a lr) ie Eee eal ee i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH o 4 - ah ad . 4 MONDAY, Pe 4 AY, DECEMBER 11. 1998 4 xORR 11, 1922. Ti a Fi ghter Dies. /eran and Indian fighter, died yester-| Wash., Dec. 11.—Ben-|/day. Martin came to Spokane os artin, Civil War vet- | 1877. BY AUTOMOBILE DES a Truck Driver, Seen Bending Over Simon Howard, Denies Knowledge of Accident. ae ie n : > J Se Stee ae : Se , ~ . ‘ f, - ——”- OTS” rf, sé Trion and Vernon De Baliviere and Waterman Delmar and Limit -* gth and Locust (409 N. Eighth St.) . usual, Conrad’s will be head- for the best holiday foods. There hundreds of families who for years have to Conrad’s and would not think of tak- hances at any other stores. They know I-ffort is being made by the police tg) learn how Simon Howard. 79 years old; believed to: have lived at »12 Wash street, suffered injuries | Friday which resulted tn his death | at City Hospital at noon yesterday. It is supposed he was struck by an Lutomobile His skull and one rib OXFORDS OR ONE-STRAP SLI PPERS 7 « > 706 Washington ashed Brazil Nuts, lb., 20c 1-Ib. 50c 5 75c : a mer SR ee nny rae ag ora Inuts, 1b., 28c size tg ieeniey 7 AMON synods shell Walnuts, » 3 size of 5974A Romaine place. Her left a "rf ¢ 77 leg was fractured and her scalp in- A. s JONATHAN jared. | rape ruil APPLES A police motor cycle. driven by , , Patrolman Fred F. YWietz oR or | > vv — So ~ } a ware a 28. f rU RNS | kK ki MII rED— By ; f Very fancr, heavy and fuicy. ‘ haat waite ‘ ae *8°9 Sherman piace and a machine | Biz6 ee ae eee od } yor ivenue, ¢ ded t Un- boulevard and Vernon avenue. | : wherry Jam Sliced Peaches er pee nent “ae tenebaeee dnd } was injure ry 7. A dic barcain for 4 ich, ysouth Haver A motor cycle ridder br Osca . pure Jam. h P a K © { ‘ear ¢ of F422 f’: _— bh aa % my . cans, dozen, .. NO. | Sein age boulevard over- a Pa ‘We ®: ac zen. $1.20; ig 0e Irned as he tried to turn into a side ad from ‘Olive street road in Oli Lows County. CC leve sufr- den Russet Cider, Gallon... . .39c lands + fered fraetures of the skull and of LZ > two ribs His wife, fn the side car, | argent Womens Spectatty Shap EVERYDAY NEEDS fattered ents 4 ’ Kdward Myer, 24. of 4956 Juntata ’ . . street, apparentiv lost contro] of his | At Conrad’s Everyday Bargain Prices— le tn Peace tae ance ~ 2 Golden Dates, Ib., 30c | 25c Dromedary Dates... .22c¢ ean avenue-and it ran i into " tree. stewing Figs, Ib... .20c None-Such Mincemeat.. .15c Thee hree persons er npanying Russet Cider, gal.. 39c dies D>. Plum Pudding ~ hin ware throu o the atreet an: 7 oe ‘an, THe suffered minor injuries Clarence | 0c Instant Postum, tin. . 38c Cal. Layer Figs, Ib ..30c Donaldson of 4138 Shaw avenue: ' e 10c Kellogg's Corn Flakes . 8c Maric Flizabeth Sardines. tic | Marie Kine. 24. of 4237 Page bhoule- 5c Shredded Wheat. pk.iic | Del Monte Sardines. can. .17c vard, and Julia Barr, -25,- same ad- Grrape-\ ats, pke.. . sec Creamo Oleo, Ib. pkg. . .24C dress Myer, who was thrown out, Style Rye Bread, Creamo Nat Olco, Ib. pk., 22c suffered a fracture of the skull and 30c & 12c | Conrad's Mayonnaise, bot. bruises nh Brown” Potatoes, 29c Franz L. Rascher. 69, of 6824 Mar- . 10 pounds . 19c | 40c Faust Instant Coffee .54c quette aventfe, reported he was Safer Sliced Bacon, Ib.. 38c | 25c Walter Baker Cocoa, 19c struck by an automobile while cross- Honeykrust Bread. _... 5c} 40c Heinz Chili Sauce. . -33c e Manchester avenue. at Yale ave- 8 Vive Fruit Syrup .$1.25 | 35c Lea & Perrin’s Sauce, 29c nue, Saturday, and suffered a prob- . Brown Rice, Ib. .17c S5c gt. Heinz Vinegar 29 ble fracture of the knee and gsealp | . rel Pork Sausage, ib. 30c 50 Sieger’s Bitters, $1.25 wounds. lie said the motorist 1 Sale Extraordinary of Dutch Tea Rusks... .17c |/Swansdown Cake Flour. 32« stopped, but left without giving his | . bx. Waltke’s Soap, $3.7 i> §: Steero Cubes, box... .25¢ name N Wi t ts Pkg. Oxydol |... 69c S5c pt. Old Manse Syrup, 32c Si a ee ha ew mter Coa botile Virginia Dare .42c Campbell's Soups ‘ — w . . pkg. Cereal Meal _79c 15c Beechnut Spaghetti. .13c ENTRY OF GIRLS DURING HOLDUP © SAVES $200 FOR STOREKEEPER Armed Robber Fiees When Inter- rupted: Was Searching for Completely Denatured ALCOHOL Sizes auto radiators. Grade 188-proof. 1529 Biddle street. yesterday morn- ing interrupted a holdup and saved | Margulis more than $200, for which the robber was searching when the 54: 59c children entered. ° . moner when the children walked in and stopped further search. Margu- lis told the police he had $200 hid- den in one of the boxes, but the rob- ' ber failed to find it. “THE Hawartan i Malay, Navy, ., Brown, Also ! Smart Mixtures and Blacks belted, ‘PRIZE PRESENTED TO DR, —_— Nobel Peace elnad G iven to werian CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Dec. | The Nobel prize ato ae use, full-length, peace os ln op ale Miami. Through space to these points avail ‘was presented to Dr. Fridtjof Nan- rom St. Louis. he historic sen. The ceremony took place in — The route of the Dixie dyad 18 ona the the Nobel Institute in the presence and Atlanta. the Prime Minister and cabinet of- | Attractive tours also to the Gulf Coast resorts. New | ficers. The award was made for Dr. ‘ Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola, Cuba, Central Amenca. ete. Nansen'’s work in relieving the starv- terature on Florida, ing populations of Russia and Asia he od aeaea Gulf Coast, and Minor on behalf of the League of quality in $35 e and the fashion- | let -— tot in | ing your trip. Nations and for his endeavors t: # promote a brotherhood of nations a ae “PhO. FE. HERRING. Div. Pass. Agent . Dr. Nansen annunced he would «ae % 1206 Boatmen's Bank B sft. Louis . Phenes: Olive 2R00: eo eg vote the money awarded him as a sday = City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway, prize in fostering his internation] | FHRU TO SLXTH ST. Soorast ¥ . | | | | = = | a for Money in Shoe Box. Mi 5 The entry of three young girls into. the store of Herman Margulis at | acid, gasey stomach, ‘gtart the bowels acting. en ee ee fi Tuesday—A Banner One-Day Sale of Xmas House Slippers Women’s Fur or Ribbon Trimmed *1.75 Felt Juliets 2) ack, er soles gray, maroon small leather (“o.ors b] irn leath al at $1.19. Felt E-Z Slippers ISc 5 .olors— Ey Amerit- _-an Beauty, pink, orchid, silver, black or ge Se Trimmed with dainty rib- mer bons; all sizes re ma from 3 to &, Swith elk pad- ded soles. bre heels Men’s $2. 50 Sell ee =| Everetts AD wn, navy and purple Hand- Sizes 3 to 9. Tuesday spe- Felt Everetts and 1-Straps » 7-19 Hand-turned leather soles and smal ji leather heels: black, blue, gray, purple, brown and ASF s Oe e | Beau _— > to 8. Romeos 95 Made of soft, brown leather, with good, flexible medium- ; weight leather soles; all sizes; ' Tuesday Sale Price, $1.95. * Boys’ Everetts, in sizes 10 to 5}. .$1 95 | _ Men’s Leather or Elk-Sole $1.75 Felt Everetts _& | | | oo maroon ofr plain or {‘o'ors gra’ -ahsolutelyv trimming on leather or -leather AH sizes from 6 to 12 brown with painted pipe vamp-——hand-turt eaft elk padded soles— heels. in each atyle. cial at $1.39. Tuesday spe- Boys’ sizes, L fo 3}. ....... 2-4: $1.25 | SS Ai “ > { f °o Colors—American Beauty, ded soles. day special at 98e and 79c. =) ———— 0.0 no one ADVERTISEMENT. 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MOND: DECEMERER eee ee godeercts; ooep epegatscirsict.: parkas sone s orial name ; me Daily ¢ Cartoot he feat vr Minute patra eek acee et DECEMBI —. ER 11, 19 LOUIS, MON DAY EVENING, = & Public Office Like HOOVER SURGEST Taking ‘a Wife, Couzens Says PLAN T0 SAVE “SOOO,OUO YEARLY [eS na eo ile i ere Nez oe Woe Pao i i i a na POOP OPO PON NL a we we aaa , Commerce Secretary Would RESPONSIBILITY FOR FREE of laissez faire.” In regard to Italy, she . ° | did not comprehend that a general discus- Ss _ Consolidate Overlapping | EUROPE sion was necessary if our neighbors, sv long ‘Successor to Former Senator | ‘| (Copyright, 1922, United States, Great Britain, Federal Bureaus Under. j accustomed to the diplomacy of the Triple ada and South America by New York World (Press) Alliance. were to gain an impression of dur- Newberry Wants to Be | : Publishing Company). Ali rights reserved "Uniioanesd 6 ne K ; Three Asgistants. nown as a Progressive, | reproduction in full or !n part expressly prohibited.) ability from the newly constituted Europe. T HE victory of 1918 was not only a re- In 1920, France assisted from afar at the but Hopes Regular Repub- piscussES DOMESTIC “lican Party Will Shape pROBLEMS IN REPORT ply to German aggression; it created birth of the Little Entente without under- a European order responding to na- standing what friendly advances it required tional tions this Course So He Can Fall Into Line. PAGES 17—28 SSAGE TO AMERICA By Georges Clemenceau MY M a eine dane = Ante PARSE SOONSH SSH TOT COCO S« 79 eseese eee “+ © ©@ecees KIO ee — — & . se BREUIRES. FIDELITY UNSWERVING SUPPORT” i a nana Sesteee batbhaees't eI a nl 4 Sets His Story of How He and Ford Agreed to Disagree RTICULATE of the charac- Aes: of James C. Couzens, who will succeed Truman H. Newberry in the United States; Senate, is his own description of his affiliation with the Ford organization, where he accuniu- lated mest of his fortune of $30,- 000,000 where he was about as much a boss as Ford himself. “I had one branch of the busi- and Ford another,” he re- J} 0f the city’s large stores. ; i: of Detroit, fastened na- lates i never questioned Ford os ‘ouzens said that-kénceforth t of these handsome E TE ion cg in his line and* he never ques- * 1 te be halted at the point of orcelain - } tional 8 f his tioned me in mine If wa3 Junction with city-owned street et railways ot ‘ e solar Ft in: the oe t tio b8 pees engi neerj ng question Ford Cars and that passengers would pe ular nglish shape; . Handled it: if it had to do with compelled to transfer to city lines to ord supplies, I handled it. It worked |, Teach the downtown. smoothly. But all of us in the The organization were agreed tiiat Visiteu we couldn’ an automobile him. as successfully as @e could sell a our tracks,” he declared. “I'll ality made Mr. that. The city line must suc that personality. Well, it The greater the pleading, the greater | all right for a time. put the determination of the mayor. that policy affected Mr. “T'll tell you what Ill do.” he he came Said. “‘We'll let the people decide. I quit on the ,I'll beat you two to one before th: co people.’” So the proposal laced Whether ‘Better think it over, J. C..’ unofficially the last tion Dad- ote ¢ ouzens had in mind a previou ry, trade and navi- election when the people the private company from two main . rought into the P thoroughfares, was con he declared | and Dalmatia. , iP He quic] what suffering and injustice ft day,” he yee Se 8 Raganiecge gg om Detroit ha former map of mehr implied—and which # correspondent, who visited Aim orm a ' Nusiness men campaigned aga Lil aancentratins snares Cis ai atil un transformed, late in the day, by our itv triumphant in 1918. Beholding Alsatians | hit seth ge was | ns le Wil] kicl rthe traces and him and his proposal was beaten wh ent 7 ! = . P se w “s victory. ; and Lorrainers suffering patiently and Bemagetanty cesk clear, Prepare | s} ' ashboaid as we Incidentally, the election develo iy ai . ° | a Fgh ‘ Ei ; tt ly for half a century, Bohemia began to mto going to Washingion as Suc- . as been said and wiil. be ex- | one of the dlc itn Talamanca wa act rp ptt Se ve ofl : min- Europe of Yesterday and Today. of liberty; Poland, dissected cruelly s0 to Senator Newberry. | x —— i ia a , iSirawuon worid Y Inder the The war. by to consider a possible Mhe chief weakness of priv: we i Rhagagpr eo q ol of public utilities is absente the subject of and the Tyroi, * hip and direction, the source “Nothine to ovtats Slovakia, ————————e most of the defects that are ©0 | 4 final y that suggests the Transylvania, Macedonia, tonia, the Wal- eassassvavencsseeacsceacoesrasesssvasewenessnceesreseueses ~ arent in any large city. Usually, j hy ‘ry it.” A old defended its loons of Belgium and the Danes of Schles- | hip lies in New York or cise-| scem 10 France and wig derived confidence in the morrow. It Aygroup of men there seat Great Britain was at the Alsace-Lorraine fireside that the ves about a table and, with threatened coast oppressed peoples rekindled their resolve to live and to be free. Adsace and Lorraine provided the substance of these hones, of these resolves. And. by an achievement of justice, the same treaty which liberated these peoples caused the message of free- dom to shine forth resplendent throughout Europe. Americans are too proud of their own history not to understand that we are proud of this. But there is not only sentiment; there is the fact. There is not only the ideal; there is I have frequently recalled the anxious history of Eurone and of France from 1871 to 1914. I showed the German tentacles extending, from the North Sea to the Mediterranean, ail over Central TEu- and the continent from Antwerp to Pagdad. Germany, always docile to the teachings of the pan-Germans, is seek- ing a new formula on the Russian side for her as yet unrealized ambitions, which re- main none the less the same. Treaty Only Guarantee. Against this peril the map furnishes no other guarantee save those allowed for by the treaty. The independence, the security of Poland, of Bohernta, of the Little En- tente have become factors in the independ- “France Couldn’t Repudiate Responsibility, Because That Would Bring End of Liberty” W. French who have bled from Eu- rope’s troubles through the centuries, we French could not repudiate re- sponsibility with a light heart, even did we desire to. Why? Because a return to the past would mean our subversion, as it would imply an end that liberty so long awnited.—Gceorges Clemenceau. Can-, Trait of Former Newsboy, Who® “Aways Has Pursued Only One Interest at a Time— Is Silent on Issues aspirations, and despite its imperfec- to be made to Ltaly. But could one have new Europe cons.itutes an im- imagined that by pursuing such a policy she provement on the old regime. France, by complicated her relations with England? its historic effort, contributed in a large One knows, on the other hand, alas! that an measure toward the creation of this new opposition policy, a policy,of continental in- order. To protect it she has certain duties ertia, has not prevented Franco-British rela- to fulfill and certain responsibilities to act tions from often being troubled in the past up to. three years. It must be deduced, therefore, The formation that if we have not played a larger role in marked by a the rearranging of the Europe of victory, | domination that is either because we did not wish to or tionalities, selves Asserts Railway Legislation Needs to Be Revised to Prevent the Strangulation and of of the PPEUTUVTTELIIIIT LIL eee ee ee eeneete Correspondent Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, Mich C. COUZENS, ’ of modern struggle between and of barely constituted, found at grips with former and support from the latter. In 1914. from end of the continent the other, peoples bowed to an authority they did not accept. Alsace and Lorraine bent beneath the man yoke but kept their French soul. commerce. Danes of Schlesw ig were Prussians by . | ’ +¢ lace ve t} . ¢ in ec 1 lar shipping, | rhe Pol s lived in three particles, inde three foreign | fisheries and transportation facilities | R . ae jarwericiere: shirnreae ane tussia. The Czar’s empire, in addition, im- three posed itself upon the Finns, the Letts and the Lithuanians The Turks held under their control the Greeks, the Serbs, the Rumanians the Armenians, Austria- Hungary inflicted the supremacy of a few million Germans on the Italians of the Tren- tino and Trieste. hemia they Ymposed a On the Czechs of Bo- like domination; also the Rumanians of Transyivania, and on the Slavs of Croatia on the People have forgotten Europe the forces liberty. Was of iver 3. as S| , Tec de] rurai customers to the doors who, eES6sS om Na- them- sought the forces creating so many nations criticise; I state the in do not hey assumed states? I! tors did not think of doing so. Opportunities have not yet been lacking—a subject which one must freely discuss. When France negotiates with Great Brit- ain or with the United States she negotiates with twe great syndicates. Great Britain Is the British Empire, the dominions which came from so far to fight beside us: itisa — world firm upon which the sun never sets. ~ In every international problem the Brit- - ish Minister takes care to gét a mandate from * the dominions and mandators and mandator-~. ies, notably in — matters, present a common front. “United States the Speaker.” The United States has been for 100 years the “speaker” of two continents, and what- ever disputes may have resulted from the Monroe Doctrine between the North and South Americans, no one challenges the fact that in grave times a common bond unites - all. What could be better than that London and Washington should understand France's desire—-for the better organization of the peace—‘o group around her those countries which have suffered the same dangers as herself, fought against the same ~-misfor- tunes known the same trials and which, ifn short, have been created by the same hard- ships? At no moment in the past three years have English or Americans been aware of the ex- istence of this grouping, and that is why Fu- rope has sv often appeared to them to be a continent of anarchy. liow could it be otherwise in the presence of these non-co- ordinated states grasping out after fortune and opportunity as each new shock over- whelms them. Everybody seems to have been surprised, caught napping, these last three years by everything that has happened in Europe. When the soviets threw themselves on Poland in 1920; when Germany signs the Treaty of RapalJo with them tn 1922; when the Turks reappear drunk with ambition on the terrain of their former excesses, no one has sought to scheme things out but hae just improvised. - It would have been otherwise if, fore- seeing the likelihood of certain events, an exchange of views upon them had followed. directed by definite and openly announced: principles. The likely reaction to given events of England and America is broadly known, because these elements are notor- iously im accord in a numiber of things. But one never can tell the probable reaction of continental Europe since no one has ever oc- cupied himself with preparing such an ac- cord, even in an elementary form. N _ To this factor, only to cite one examp!e, is traceable the recommendations. which En- glish and American economists, often {II in . e&orrne* ess rPeirppe. fi . sé ‘* now ; . - : ii - revo e is Jim ¢ ‘ ry, ve / ee ports of the And his independence chief beneficiary It is easy action. | Ae 7 re 7 ti} ry ‘ iodav Are; eo - . ys ‘oe : Pal , thieryi woes hailers re jo rmstivvice tor and declare the ®ysten } to be the public. undertaken to trace this freedom American m He always has spoken Creasing ex cathedra. The charter of the city of Detroit permits the mayor to be the his f bonded warehouses, as a ere haps if the State of Michican its director-general and the of Missouri its director-general L other states theirs, sympathetic maton might ensue. LHow- r no such plan yet has reached of discussion. It may be of lankets $112 ets in 4elicate colored plaids Bete | 72x84 inch es. Finish ble and warm. 256.95 x omforts : ymforts, covereg with .gmatch. Double bed = 2° i, | al to Housewives 1en Cabinets ' . interior, au > bin. end complete giass#vare. Cabinets a oa OM _ ee geaee? EOS TTTTTTT ITT TT - Ra Could be arranged—some plau B Would serve for the nation :'s Pian is sure to serve for Detroit. bit should be remembered at all that Detroit wil! succeed wi } railways because no oil itant ® for the Property was exacicec. y city which finds a street railway hands at the seller's price is off than the city which suf-. Om abuses of private owner- Opinionless. b present National issues, Couz- ) was known as an opinionat- » 8, as United States S2n- mioniess. Few persons <p i to hear Couzens snap o ‘and make them prevail as of the city, believe that he Opinion on the nation’s) but all effort to pry behind Senatorial affability—— : 8 wrapped himself thus becom- S8 readily as a duck takes to. failed. nO Opinion on ship subsidy. Fand light wines, on the tar- the bonus. ~ “I must study first,” he declares. lc has, *» Certain rules of conduct 83 Mayor, which he be- Wil serve public officers, ' Pound master or United T. acceptances of public % “like taking a wife, requir- sm and unswerving support.” With Couzens’ past. He has pursued @ single interest, Btivate or public. He never | Many irons in the fire. As. =ive of the Ford organiza- Was a 24-hour-a-day execu- As Mayor of Detroit, he ras ~“t-@-day Mavor. However Citizens of Detroit may di- pws Subject of Cougens—and | + both division and bitterness | Unanimously admitted Was honest and faithful as 5, 80t all-wise, mind you, ut 85 marital vows define faith. ~ Wants to be known as a "8 Republican. He also m to be a @ regular Republican in that the party will shape S92 that he can fall into 8 not intimate whether Over the traces of regu-. party notions run con- | ® his Own. If he runs true limited. 2 in times expression referred to, and, call a ateniiehdes dots ebeiniborel of great stress, to a short and uglier | which he varies in times of) with another not so. word, great ' short, Couzens swings a hard fist from off balance and would reply. “I did bput— ff, ‘nies would interrupt. he Mayor detests hard liquor. that there is no question among those who know him best. But these same confidants assert that he is not adverse to suggestions of a modifica- tion of the Volstead act in favor of mind the huts Couzins “License revoked.”’ ‘lighter beverages in the interest of law obedience and enforcement. He declines to be quoted. One portion of Detroit zene. The other scoffs. The ha’iers hail with all their might and the scoffers scoff with all their might They unite only in agreement thar if Couzens displays in the Senate the same attributes he has as Mayor, hails tlou- there will be a smal] tempest in that | Jim | | Maror told me.” somnolent chamber such as Reed never has been able to pro- voke. The hailers say that Couzens, pos- sessed with 30 millions and more, will tell the most august Senator ro “ern to hell’ as readily as he told ward heelers and spokesmen for wide-open when ne be reparee is ent the the town came Mayor. Couzens’ It consists of the pertit. stress but uglier. either side of broad shoulders and urbanity of personal appearance can vanish in a twinklin All of which pee unswerving fidelity to the public weal, the exr marks of a great man, say the haii- ers. As for the scoffers, they that Couzens is obstinate, unyielding, inflexible, headstrong, willful, heady, obdurate and cross-grained. of these latter include his personal friends, particularly among the das:- ness men, who view an advancing tax rate with alarm. Business Men Had Panic. These business men had a connip- tion fit shortly after Couzens took over the railways. He announced that he was going to forbid the in- terurban lines from use of the down- town tracks of the street railways. Now from Ohio, =e) %? Sci) yy Of } hand, and rebelied with al! ‘jaw clicking. Some | ' said: these interurban cars radiate Detroit into Michigan and | even into — and they | Ford organization as Ford hi.nself Decides to Become Maror. Iie relates another decision, larly extemporaneous, adhered to with the force of his personality and w! he was police commissioner, he said, he was the most roundly cursed indi- vidual in Detroit. Interests, crooked interests, that had gone along smugly for yeara, felt his hard their c'm!. but once made c a ci. il energy. ile might, but In vain. “One day when the particularly bitter,”’ dropped in upon ‘the Mayor, who had let it be known that he would retire at the end of his term. ‘*I think I'll run for your job,’ I told him jocularly. “Mr. Couzens, you couldn't be elected dog-catcher in this town,’ the uproar was Couzens said, “J It is easy to picture the Couzens’ “Ty can’t? I eald to the Mayor. ‘That decides it. I am a candidate for Mavor.’ There were five other candidates I landed one —two in the primary and beat mr cpponent in the run-off.” Opposition sets him more firmly iN his course. Recently he under- went two operations. It is related the anesthetic for the first operation sent him a bill for $1000. Refuses to Pay Bill. “I'll never pay it,” Couzens sald, and to the physician he wrote his decision, edding: “Make it $200 or some reasonable amount and I'll set- tle.” The physician did not alter the lll and Couzens did not pay. The second operation ensued shortly afterwards. When Couzens was stretched out in the anesthetiz- ing room, lo and behold, the same physician approached to administer the anesthetic. Couzens raised up on the table and ‘Look here.” I am at your mercy right now, but I stil! want to tell you I'll never pay that bill.” Couzens corroborated to the cor- respondent statements that ‘his or!- ginal investment in the Ford Com- pany was $1000—$900 of his own money and $100 borrowed from a sister. As is Known, his withdrawal was $30,000,000. Those in Detroit who delight to —_——_ Continued on Page 28. cap American merchants and travel- ne salesmen. Adeg e definition of the HMability of ocean cargo carriers for loss damage to goods as a remedy much needless and time-wasting liti- gation. Navigation Law Revision. Codification and revision of the navigation laws, including simplifica- or for tion of the administration of the eu-. pervisory work of the Government agencies {in charge of shipping. Enactment of a load-line law etm- flar to the laws of the maritime Pow- ers of Europe. Modification of the present double inspection system of ocean cargo steamers. Exemption from Federal taxes of American residents abroad who are. engaged in the expansion of Ameri-| can commerce. Americans s0 en-| gaged, he argued, are placed at ai great Gisadvantage in com petition | ith other nationals, as the United | States is the only important nation which so imposes her domestic tax- ation. nent of lewzisiati on now %e- regulation of commercial , ed 7 ‘ fore Congress for the eafet, ents in ‘lation. Extension of the regulatory powers of the Commerce Department for contro! of radio. Jurisdiction Over Fisheries. requiren ar Department complete jurisdiction | over the fisheries in Alaska to en- able conservation of the salmon in- dustry. Laws to prevent the pollution of coastal water by fuel oil from ships, and the many petroleum derivatives used in industry. Increased salaries for experts and specialists in the Commerce Depart- ment. Hoover reported, among other things, that Investigation by his de-| partment had disclosed that the country’s domestic sources of oil could last only a generation. and that foreign nations were rapidly pre-empting the avallable foreign oli- bearing territory. He added, how- ever, that through ‘the voluntary measures taken by the ol! industry to expand its holdings abroad there is measurable assurance of future supplies under American control. As to the general business situs- /able,” ‘on primary produce. the life of nations. Never at everything quarrels and moment. continent. That smoothiv, without no one imagined for a “France Doesn’t Repudiate.” To speak frankly, it almost se with less difficulty than. expected. dimly discerned the new national ing to them, after so many the. restoration of war ruins, and, the creation of new states. Up tot tice Alsatians the German army. jans and men of Rumania and of had been pressed into similar hat ice by Austria. their liberation, their rebirth. world was dead, by Italy’s 500,000 America’s 60.000 dead. And ereate without responsibility countries without a paternity who has trespassed 600 one law one same time has such an upheaval shaken our should work the settling down process has been attended might have been The liberated or enlarged coun- tries which through the dust of battle but centuries of vearning, had to face a dual ordeal—first, and Lorrainers, Schleswig and of Poland had been compelled to combat their own cause as conscripts of Italians, Czechs, It was we allies who gave these peoples This new created out of nothing by France's 1,400,000 dead, by England’s §60- . | cea is looked askance at. Yet, whg in our discussions ever thinks of } mentioning the responsibility which we vic- $ and the ence and the safety Italy. French, of the like, to Great Britain and —— went raving mad in There is, i a i a a i life com- is no caprice: secondly, he armis- above all, men of because, vears have Croat- Dalmatia eful serv- pase. hy not ven in a father and goes ples ever suffering. policy. of France, of Belgium. And no one Belgian and and security can be a matter of indifference less we a®ssume that these spectively, and although people many things they have not yet said that. therefore, tural than the attachment of France to the European statute established {t is a necessity. friends over the seas have not grasped the fact auite clearly, that {ts perhaps because we have not proclaimed it forcibly enough, our acts these last three insufficiently mind France aspires to premacy. She desires to be the mentor of no- body. None the less, by her role in war and by her geographical respect for her past and anxiety for her fu- ture, she is better qualified than anybody else to state the case, and for the benefit of friends who have the cood fortune to be protected by the ocean, § the common conclusions of continental peo- ¢ / France’s Part Since 1920. France since 1929 has had no continental! She has concluded two quite small accords with Belgium and with Poland. Apart from that, she has pursued the policy imagine that ica was independence cannot Italian the the United States, un- two countries 1914 and in 1917, re- have said Doctrine, nothfig more na- in 1919. Still, It if our of their countries indicated: our own lated its no political su- by situation, in simple language charter of political protection. do not demand that a second Monroe Doc- trine shall be proclaimed for convalescent Europe, since the position is not identical. I only indicate that that European order which American financiers demand as the condition come from within, years of servitude. tribute of blood with which it reposes has been purchased. Is my picture one of excessive satisfaction drawn by an old European? & Go not find this new auty or of grandeur. I affirm..at al! that, Geepite its shortcomings, ia ae the form which victory gave it. the historiea! aspirations of millions and millions of men, and that if one would undertake constructive work in Burope ft is upon this new map that one must build. The day when al! in England and of this, that noble pile of peace by humanity will soon ee ae three years. A century ago, when Latin-Amer- being born into international life, the United States, believing with reason that intervention of their former might bring masters invented the Monroe in the last analysis, is a. I certainly ° trouble, which, participation in our affairs must from the continental themselves, and not from without. That new order—I have told you whence it came and whither it proceeds. I have re- sanguinary origin crushed by long I have shown the heavy which the liberty ypon Fragile as it may be order either devoid of it satisfies, in our friends, in America, are convinced ascend ey oumy to the skyscraper ae year agp as to be incompar- , despite the inequalities ett! existing in the price levels between various commodities and between wage earners and farmers. ~ “Some relief,” he said, “could be riven to the farmer by readjustment of railway rates in such a fashion as to impose larger burdens_upon high - priced commodities and lower rates A greater re- lief would be given if he were pro- vided with adequate transportation. Further relief would be given by the provision of an adequate credit sys- tem to meet his needs of loans for periods in excess of Federal Reserve facilities and at nearer the commer- elal rates of interest.” Liberalization of the law with re- spect to trade associations was fa- yored by Hoover. Discussing the effects of the new tariff law, Hoover asserted that gen- erally the volume of the country’ | over a tion, the Commerce Secretary de-| exports is Iikely to be increased by A new code to give the Commerce | Clared the outlook was ““g0 improved | the increasing prosperity at home. “The theoretical assumption,” he gaid, ‘that the new tariff will so di-- minish our imports as to strangle the buying power of foreign countries for our exports does not seem to be borne out by a critical examination of the actual factors involved.” In a critical examination of the railroad situation, the Secretary de- scribed the needs for revision of railway legislation to prevent the strangulation of industry and com- merce through a shortage of trans- portation. “We must have increased trans-— portation,” he said, “if we are to maintain our growing productivity. | We must therefore find a way out of the cycle of systematic starvation of a large part of our mileage and the denudation of our railway managers initia-— and of their responsibilities tive.” industry, he asserted, would elimi- nate fully one-third of the nationa! coal BfD. Uniess there is economy in laber through less lost time, he gontended, the ranks of the miners will be 4ifficult to fill, while the very real human suffering due to part time employment and strikes presents a national problem war- ranting every effort toward stability. R eorganization measures ecwery effected in the ment, Hoover reported, had vaumined ‘fn a saving of $8,295,000 during the ‘fiscal year. Appropriations available, he explained, amounted to $24,320,- 192 while the actual expenditure was $21,024,870. “During the year.” he said, “the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Census, Fish- eries and Navigation have been cam- ‘pletely reorganized as to personne!, ips dilissdos of the bituminous coa) . heavens, a miracle PEACE PARLEY AT THE HAGUE Conference Organized by Interna- tional Trades Unions Body. By the Associated Press. | THE HAGUE, Dec. 11.—The In- ternational

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Fg TE PE Le Lay En ae eae) eee ee “ie ee > 1s . | ST. LOTIS POST-DISPATCH.- MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1922. Sa — — ak fe ' i ent sh ed to prosper and to deserve the . LOU'S POST-DISPATCH FRANCE BLOCKS THE way. ond aha Riad ; The existing political regime, jers. gen- appears to be nothing more than the trran- s : wf te ts a’ vo Mats yeteing Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER The London conference of the allied Prem a Dec. 12. 1878 erally regarded as the most important effort at recoR- — Athenian democracy of 24 centuries ago, if] Published by the Pulitzer Pubijishing struction since Versailles, is surrounded with a good ~ eee ree p , ay a . chee lewongers . 3 % : oe i or > ( Leompany. z us wae Boule: are ofa. of secre ¥. Various p.anis have been 6u OM ITleac, ati end Ulire Street. Re ————— a : but only their outlines have been made puou _ me » “f — — eS st ) EXPANSION—THE PLACE TO BEGIN. / « —=- Lae Le ‘ety! > & , judge Dy its fruits Any wrisrres ‘ oo, a” , vy "ee ine ror on - " : Mlars if —~ = . - : bo ra ? moe ene rl ps ri Lé i re . z THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- » ROW ETVEr, Hanes Out Cie e he conference of citizens of St. Louis City and FORM. ttitede of France. M. Poincare, at (irs. sum | - ° Reteniin: ea eel — her Ist 4 ; 7 ¥ = : ' , a: ; , a © & alt Teal .e County called by the Mayor ts undertaking rather late > “Se af PSS 1 1 “SEA ' Doamieening Dogs Lit, ané *'Y know that my retirement with ‘°° € "easonabdle, has suddeniy switched See ynside question of city expansion from the —- ¥ree .* >" eS SS a —* Out Richt make no difference in is cardinal imtransigeance which & racterizec t — sé various proposals for expansion have . Oe eet? Rel Se “— erty F. ste =F iy ae 5. : Tae ~ © a oe ee “and Evervining. (oO progress and reform. never tol- i. gue to advices from Paris that the Fre ———— ia a ala : ‘. | > = Ay Ces te ya oe . : ‘fate injustice or corruption. always Fhe +e Se a oe bm i | : aeSmMenh Of St. LOUD, 4s — “i ) a, XESS : Ny ae ; a fight demazocues of all parties.never ST eg os bame | Of the Million Population Cicb, who have beco 7 a ee Bt | . ee ae = BD | RICHARD LI. STOKES Belong to any party. always oppose Sonar Law bas been untavora\-: § ee ear stud 2 discussi So aS > ee > +P : :; | fae with the world privileced classes and public plun- The history of Genoa is being cates a — 1S oo PEP ————~ a, os eS ee ae tpaw Se ae '=o ie won't take the trou defers, mever lack sympathy with What happened at P . a tet 4 bod — _ —_———— is LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE *= —~——- ul | ‘Brother Willie says Adams 9 The wneme end eddress of the author th ts. mevert! eon E nd and — , ail | : ! Zin wéeixed up *ith Sanche- so? ce : — _—- - SS ~. : ‘ . ~, ' — : must eccompany crery contri Dafron, bat inst Frat it is mfr tive that ! ece sd | - ; os isobar nti montas ago & z . — ' =} : _ ~ . , ’ a . : = oe)! ond 7 cr other ; ; en Ne ey) he 2 S¢ ‘Dro ‘e. “= ; ~ oo — : oi . “ers ereryone make oe TT 4 - » fi P. . ‘ ’ 7 ’ — = om Wequest will sot be pudlished. Let realize | : ad SS 3 Ses iat + of aheieen wail a eae ; : ee ‘nm the worst of us. vel . — ‘ = 3 es . . +. , S, sure k ere Frenchn e- : ; ; ne | . o > ' . the best of us— Any H . } the Morrie Monopoly. om > who ha +3 - an = be - ~ in? i : é : . sans . : = . —— ? he r = ; a eS it slew ° GCoOgs i.e. £224 €verTz To the Beiter of the Post-Dispatch. be expecte fare 7% alitie i » ioe ©: : (ae sec i | — ; we . ' ee Be 7 ao te 7 N article im a : thet Bt ay i : | oN : ae a — - ~* _ —— ho ers Week Mr Havre Didrt Sar. ing te the public ss mos’ for The purpose heaas Me, Havs cenmcern articles printed demning certain its oT im the motion picture ‘he following excerpts Tae $. ~ , >¥ ‘ Gisi: ~~ { ai aa ‘ am — = = : “. Sos 34 * = > 4 : = . | 5 ' r SurliMmsr “SotT? Hare > ofa , 2 a ‘Ne = > ™ i | : . i" > ame 2 ; ; ni . . ; ¥ . : ¥ ff the motion pi indu : crit e Franc 3 ay oth nation > mu _s ~ | ' ; oe “hs Gatte 2 Anak. You Anew’ . a «8 a ms 6 +. » _ - . - _ > m e “ _ ~ . 3 r : oe | E regemts the motic icture indo we ility fi steve ) . LE =. 2 = } 7“ There Were ceo oth the tamp | J satir te tee : se. ) - . | 3 rour ci that Will Hars, new meteor in Ag@erican pubdiic Ife, leh a great pasi- tiom im the Cabinet at Washington to Es ingfe the moving picture industry sms who 3s . knight in arms with gieaming sword represent you and your children and 7 pretect them from the manr menaces SOmething of Sa0Cca TOR SB Pars paca a2 -OVeETR SS. LEMS SOGetnias ByYs.er | ef the films you were all «wrong. I mouncing that ter-Allied | mission ef Contre ced and powerf mee fascimatiz 3 ae mt at the ee triea again and again to get Will Hars has levied fines 0800 gold irks each upon 71! it wes mot re thts : tate Follett a ne Neagle “ te Jay claim to such a noble position. He | paverien towns of Passa 1 Imeolstadt. “as wv ot. er of the} ad ; —— , ae 20d che was was too honest to make it!” si > heal ae PSS a SS | : uci 3 eae 8 9, a . —_ sete" Jean, nS Mr. Bars’ talk about purtfri: : _ sis = : : ' a % —_ . 7 pare’? | asbaré Aga 15 —— . acd mevies an right. if he will but tell. towns toward al aged il 3 Be ry Wallace Ba th — mam so cleverly in his besi- when he intends to start and : contro _ We are pariftation tmclivdes same of the people ing conduct eee a ota i 3 m 13 . “ eps He ~: “093 : . - os ; odie THE EXPEDITION THAT Was LOOKING FOR YESTERDAY. cren, whether some lignar serman spat 2 22 ? | ‘ oe Ps C2 Dit |} pane” > au? Pet busr Going somethi or upon its palitica! subdivisions + . — \e@ tee ; 4 is 4 . —_ » - sei : raat me ; e: a SeShee | dias the latest comment by the zadng . a aa. mas ane esth whi) "r +F cannot : * one pern to keep store he nep- : nee : 7 ROWE . } = 4 : -7 , be - >> : he i ‘ *n “4 24 a. eb 3 . ‘ecuncaity and humor, and & be : — : » Be , o - . 4 . + ° ae . : : _ 5a e bs Dies J i—ust «| *- _ _ ; ' om leaving it te the public to jud in acts of resistamce to hi: tha It is the ‘ e Wa [+ the w2 7 ,' : che : Lensaticon 2 2:Dp on : i =. . = 4 Tore: wornmarn wks by the Repudlcan party m as- ’ : ‘ ‘ : : ve , : : . ; — oe “ a a... - ow : ‘ % tz se. . . ' +s Arm - - ~ OH _pnicaces | . ne 2 an si o . & monopoly te get contro! af th ' = : , 7 uilibriu: hemics tet calemgge st eee hm a Lhe “sch oe > ae met egregices ) ) ar (reseed - Ther hare " ‘Tet treaties and arrangemen®s | wer that ever drove a dotifig hu may inflict upon the popu!a’ * ba" : , ~~ st ech | ext bs ; 2 pe of Russia of America. “war treagon;:” and the extreme rich: allows bole- its o7 id Bu limaril irds of or : a i: 7 nin ute ats: ntiiaes ' 7 a Ther under good pert ten rarer : F exam pie as ‘he tripartite agreement of 2 imi to despair ~ —— FRO BONO PTUBLICO sale Gestrection of propertr. the taking of bostz 3 hr and ss ; 1 Prog: | ic) sea ? : _ Todar ther go to the store : ae ee ee ee conflicting with the principle of te oa = Piteous Rather Than Amusing. end even thefr execution. simce the rv) the mili- os 3 zg them 35° fhe invisible ris? and find the rietc rm * Temorrew ther pee pen sce ct ae iy ; DAH: America, cur diplomatic critics deciate, SSE Bu: st chem Ww coarsened t tary occupant ts espential!r ome of | moun ‘ ~ the ima | t les are ; g° =; ng nepman behind | cneaneiieediilas } : ice but barren in performance WS f Sm acted piay is efter a The right is utterly nomexistent in times of ; ar and chienad ° : | > -en oy taerr ww her a ibttogeee ee ne : to what should be done 2 em of the same one read you ever try to shop in the retail can hare zr ari fice? tc . — eo | on aaa » cnn: ities RS MOREE, last. & refuse to assume a=r . ee = Fomanne a charming aad Q mena . - . — - ‘tT: = t not reryr We taken. is ae wes PUP cf Ble- Terry. ~* e @’etrict om Saturd > We! ——— . , . . ‘ D7 : ~* of aw ec . To Sow2S : : = a t = > % & . bs BSS?T “ec O® ~ = = , —_— — lc tae ANT o~ Ss -" a - . . « . 7 . = " . T nited “i327. ats uTned a me Cee pt_on S Te sa w nice ’ ” c . : , . : >. a . oe? at. The articies t} Trea’ Versailles s ; Two 2 uc! ~ * ee ee ae a ; | : Mer for the open door pola a abiy well - .hewt all you ceuki do—itr; | believe its weather customary for every mother : ; — | 2 | ba . * y= ”- in? . ag? ‘ . ne = . —— = > , : sre ; ee | =i: tae the 4 Tai 30 © to eee the tera. and a3 idie'’ = ~—e : | | : | aa : fi | | | 3 | ma ; ) | | : 7 . ~~ o@& +> ~2"— cA” pre : ; ~art of the American proeeTs suds = * > the maSeritr ueual!v % Sarlrurca’ \? erely a7 effecti¥ TRAZIZAZIIOLR (0 ~~ i. Per PS A 4h ec if wr COUN ; : A - 7, £ : . BD ¥ usually go en Saturdar. Of B@ e orm eT » . : , age : —neraitem for German. But that is exact to | ieee opuree, guite a few go downtown or of German militarr stores-an@ ecu’ ; thar — : , - — = : : a _ ? ed tadly : ‘ natural that its representatives are " if the Board of E@ucation coulént ar- . : : 7 : i eT nor t Surprising ' their | Sut . ; & a “hat hi ramge te let each school or a group or = “Orman vies. = : iio secon epee —_— oe 3 74 r . ‘ — . . ' . . . . > schools, eff om a certain dar to prevert emce bas provoked popular feeling ‘ir if fe CARA 7 pearly everyone going downtown on the Se long. howerer. as the German suther pem- Tathe an 2 , e. ank % 3 mn these parts of 2 ¥o =olk regetat r animal @y from : t , same GCay—Gaterday. Anrway. the Kids ge, ‘tg nam ; : sat = ts - le . . a = ‘Nes and gare 2 . . . = selves co-operate in good faith with the commission tug a : =orc : Cs ind: = , would Uke it. kw ™ . rreate: 2 , : = >ieased It has always worked that - ind:spersab'y vars wil America is, irrevecedir ple themselves conld de ‘ustifted ry wl : lat the mories which at b borko ed ont ‘om arrune * 12. The Tet ewa pian ard can te acthiz os such a policy, which endangers Ber comduct became actually obstroctire : lace had see ) Stat Ame Mech men ever? a . -er™ = Ti 3: na tangiSie form. 3s build - N. Four wee of Dec. 7 there was an , P i were paper. which we were lef br war. is populated br an 3 Schoos of Jourmik = this sort of conduct that is protract (he mart halls anc Dallmeoms which she sighed te) ‘ as ~ ee = pec? i@ dt BE ~~ Com ik e a > i ae e Se FAS our C4 2"TS ‘hirk . = * D bd he . MERICA ‘n t's respect ras aks ahs - - ~ > = 5 3 @ ~ . = . » = ; = s- a - : .as ther admitted’y bave done. action aza'n ; : : ci cia e ; — ay 28 _ 38 a€a-n: " a ~~ : ec x & Sh verry regetable or azrima! bod, ‘ The Virtweus Stock Dividend. Te tae @Gcer of the Poet-Diapatc? Sad a * . - . ~ — — = . ir . Standard O88 companies. Im tha: note | of Versailles ewen mere odicus than is im {ts con- high Duildings, which had given be> many a deliciogs, TOUS Df Dest to do something eise trouec as a whole, just as an armr is that in some big ‘ ' . . . — ct understand that wou make a reference tc me w rich ; . ——— Se eee ee tan P . ie — . - wipes ' ‘ ee . VPs ne sane rr "*s ce = ¢ be # wel = a : nave made tt bad roo read. or al! = _— cam de justified only on the assumption aces. So Maite came Deck home If the moeries had "e Jemarees. Ther eee -hic FD s es _ ss —_ cian ie - - _ ‘ . , - = ~ “2 = T= oe ~ a : ? ’ . ’ ko ieee a _ so 4 —— j ——— ——— ——— - > . . . ere —@ FL... 2343 - as ™ rr... . c = rors it~ ~~ * Ss 7s: : “on eugst to a aD a fu Pecr bers 2 ;ead Da S323 — > a + at a Ss 3 CB WUe ees , —_. = ++ a= : - . 2 — nn, ew ta & i ' ~ .X = a e : a , 1 2. be & » mes "SX +a ~ - a o% 3 m ° . — Ss ~_—_ eso ~~] 2 =- “+ = cern hg stock @ivedenrnds ‘ - se ae —___—_—_—__-—__—__--@@@ em > 4 . ee ia ra oe “aa os a> “ea : : ie = sa. “82 © .FIng Velie : ectaliy in Europe where we need & — a . Wet oe h ~ = — —— i. ~ Beer : . , : : or -_ = - : un oe S227 °¢atien of «ithour a as ‘he ‘ bce pi -- . >, oa ee. 7 : { > ~~. pm . ” - : dies ' ‘ “ " ' - - 3 : . 2 z 3 ’ ° be: as ‘ : : gem request of & representative ot » ou: | former government under Comstantine +h reeks . « a Bite ' ai erm . -tinuing iden: . outinia aii aaah . ) . , -- : AL LMA Le, rs. —_ r s: arrest * . — - " . = o Nest vice for ap? . si ™ | 3Ot what it seems ‘is only on - neo @erer nurtured in Saeed _ poraces and S. to him that te | your wpe & complete copr ef _ — & CRh.y che Way te a , chee @csscivres into ponentitr at death* The * : . ihene remarks. : we ee ste Dbedy get them would be to train ’ ~ , ;teztbook on Grecian historr refrains fom revealing . is tore radical even wn ~~ chem. 2 # . ‘ im constant e and few, but ‘ts ; — we im a . '> ¢ « , . Sut Ms controlling » ve no time to do tat beer The polmt which I sought to make . 7 2! i true bideocusmess. [n the lapse of centuries = to pup the pet = “we os —— ria ef bhumes leadership | eae and do mot constitute ‘s- . = , , ™ a — | - > “Gs- Praxiteles, Socrates, Pericles, Leonidas. Thermopr- Saving ued tp many bodies tm the course of s mn, (2 help things along. she | ’ . nase me The e'sicom of “=e Z _ , : Rp spate So vices ———— : - ot att eg eS a 24 * > eT are Perde: mo had ome sha.e a: stock 233 rei »: Mey : See ’ = a seen challenged mths og _ r 72 [> their wornout caged, exact!» the same pro-rata fights ,; —- —— es rinler?s ~eemceié — ‘ ‘sh. ungrateful untum and violent community never ivinmg is at ‘east three times more t Gia. CU of the situation ‘Amel ~ . ) —— renee te defy ic ‘ , _ » a jenie Utop‘s a ke this: “ea, afer these clvidends have Dean de- Yet the uel- fects of bis bs dele time aE PI i Se aie | LON _ , aor . +d oS ete 3.0 : > Lae part ‘s *>e Da?” Ps é - , — ie : “i . ePReD + © tae Geeets er profits of tne company _. : PR (Ges well-wishers of the Free State — ain senile Sieeed ns TEN MINUTES ) as he bad before. existed than Was Aiiens during the third and fourth er sw he ri CM nn ee oP Bas es ent NUTES AT UNION STATION fore the war The salaries of Th the case of the Standard Oi] Co. centuries Defore Christ. [n this “cradle of demoera- such as to con*zse and sGence critics nile I | Bored icoking _ he ‘ctelliwent classes—hare not Deum CN@w Jersey, which declared a 400 per cr” the tumultuous mse and fall of demagognues, a!- The Republicans . | eran’ oni i he ye , : 5 are ticpiscadia Ther refuse to . IT Young gtri lying on bench. (im the same propeoertic:. ‘ the game as ‘tt the owner of a singie ‘ | ee: apple became mstea. the owner of fre. TOY citizens, was the very rule of their existence. at the pella They are committed to foree and will | | | me See Soe + , + rT? : ofkectan apple MY compat Bow ‘ar they were lost to ail sense of virtue and resort to any violence, flicut anr rule of o- sii ‘Fram the New York World ‘~ @eclared i : . : ed rartare, . | - mr me time t! pubile epirit may de mquessed from the law which ace mTplish the overthrow of the Gorermment which heey pe REAT BRITAIN haring stopped ara t + z Te? a “ina ration oy Tate > — : oe “a on we . a Pa. ane | aed And ecanm the geoeds from everr clin Arother roere a> ~ BEDFORD Ser -2at SGC2 & Peopie COUld afpiauc the banishment smh . man of such profound exne tut me results mr quest attend— =a aot a | apvarentir to ack “~~. Sdace wi Co. CN, =>. af Themistoc! ~~ . PEE a ee nice — — pe + whe ed thee id -a,eT eT ce be «| . vite ns stint ae ial So wenee that + Pese-Diagarch. These democrats, numbering 19.909 under Pericles, ror‘am does mot terrify. Opposition re > — Man with cigarette cront page of todars paper t were gind to accept a donation of com: Sar ede r = temporarily hanging to his ip. Wish I knew bow to do that che Dirth cate. is decreasing. .¢ Egrpt. but, quarrel! ot Tm ‘rom a Etng enbdued Dy ecch means a.Imost ‘nvrartabiy Yursts forth Leoks eo I-don't-carish. One of Uncle Sam's (feegee Wonder? When routrr wrent_... ee ee But bow mar Governmen: widier toys Nobody notices him nowadays te “ive -he i ae Q etins= @aK ~] ‘ #1» i'sfranctise( the “®tna‘ nine :. " = ae establish!ng and a on p> - mae capa. IT wor 4a- on a ™=rck ther ~ake. 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es eS - ’ MM Ss > rt. Ey ach ~& - . @ Seg Sot ~ he ty te 4 = + e ee (o 4G. a ee ’ z y MONDAY, ‘pECEMBER 11, hea 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. IS BEFORE a Society News tienen URE ~“DULCY” eeping Dogs Lie, and « Will Come Out Right, The St. Louis Club will be the | Scene of a tea dance to be given Dec. /26, 3:30 to 6:30 p. m., by former Judge and Mrs. Thomas C. ilen- |; nings of 6049 West Cabanne place _thefr daughter, Miss Ruth Hennings, ‘and their son, Thomas C. Heywninzs | Jr., honoring the Cornell Glee Club, | which will come to St. Louis for a | concert that night. Thomas C. Hen- ————— CHARD L. STOKES. a She Assists at Party Today for Debutantes ey => | DANGING IN "LIZA" BEST PART OF SHOW | Dramatic : D ‘Shuffle | ' eclared to Excel That of Alon. ’. Which Is Termed a Better Show. By HEYWOOD BROUN, Critic of the New York “EAST 1S WEST” A FARCICAL FILM Arliss in Strong Preachment, Wally Reid in Light Comedy, Good Racing Picture and War Views. sentiment and a love story well and) Cleanly told will enjoy “The Ken- tucky Derby” with Reginald Denny as the star at the New Rivoli. This is based on the famous stage play, “The Suburban.” There are some really thrilling race scenes, includ- ing actual pictures of the Kentucky Derby with its crowded grand stand and field and its thrilling finish. In the telling of the very melodramatic story there are glimpses of real old Southern homes, contrasted with cel- lar dens in New York where races |are “fixed” by crooked bookmakers and jockeys. |derings of the hero there -also Incidental to the wan- | ara | LESTER DONAHUE, PIANIST, I$ SOLOIST AT “POP” CONCERT A technique sure, fleet and vigor- ous, @ welling tone, a keen sense of rhythm and a sensitive gift of inter- pretation were revealed by Lester Donahue, an American pianist, who was the soloist at the Symphony Or- chestra’s sixth popular concert, yes- terday afternoon at the Odeon. A large audience received with hich favor his performance of Rimsky- Korsakoff's superb pianoforte con- certo in C-sharp minor, and insisted upon two encores. Director Ganz presented a program of high standard, consisting of the “Academic” overture of Brahms; the third movement of Berodine’s Sec- ond Symphony, which . obtained «4 most eloquent reading; Chalmers Clifton’s “Adagio,” Grieg’s ‘“Nor- wegian Dance,” In A Major, and the overture to “William Tell.” + De PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Seema ne — —— - i. Nrouble with the world That people won't take the tro the bottom ONSTANCE TALMADGE, trans- formed, but not disguised with a black wig and Chinese raiment, is , ~ ; eR ae Bee | a, nings Jr. attends Cornell | niversity | = | Moinine West. (and will be home for the holidays, | ee NEW YORK.— “Liza” has just some fine marine views, including a | \ of | | ‘'s Si | been presented at Daly’s Sixty-thir1 realistic shipwreck. The picture 1s | well cast and beautifully photo- | é 5 i x + dq ple to get to -& % of those newspaP 2 oe” 5 y™ . cae ‘4 3 ; | ‘ ey 3 — a ~ oe i + ig mo ; ; 3 es a - , st Lene “te 4 Bt. 3 . \ @ yee bad in the worst of us, well @ smer afternoon remarked to Don| 2 ye that hot tea is really more cool- ot tt true? sather Willie says ee fated up % gust shows that everyone makes gas City. gon’t you think? Well, on| Announcement is made of the mar- 7914, Franklin Pp. Adams, one} riage of Miss Katherine Elizabeth er chaps—awfully| Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ghey are, and everything— (Charles Vincent Fisher of Kansas a piece for the Periscope; n0.| City, Mo.. and David Samuel Phelan, /Connéing Tower: There: He | youngest son of Mrs. Frank W. Phe- Dulcinea Del Toboso oné@| jan, 5599 Bartmer avenue, Nov. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Phelan are making : | Mo. Adams got; The bride is a graduate of the Ben- with Sancho— nett School in Milbrook, N. Y., and ell, somebody or other.| has made her.bow to society in Kan- times, good in the best of us. and and attended the Bennett en Hat Bess .% : Bh ; “2a tgeemmmaena! SA 2 ; ee ty a to send in such clever and orig- - he ad ‘Duley say. '@ for money for its own sake—only for | ® what it will buy.” 4 x love Poe? J s > hey “@ Browning; so different, but so true “iw iife” Or else, “I like to do Coney a } : & weaanc r 7 : ‘ ~ I quite a her d th ‘ : ’ @ There's a time and a place for @erything, as Dulcy avers; so now ft us examine critically this much- ded comedy. Mat it is delightful reading in Rinted form. ene A I A ALS AT CTT —— ae “MIRROR of | LIC OPINION if mn is designed to reproduce witha th est comment by the leading publicts Pihe ge and periodicals on the questions 0 “Prats of the Our Open Door Policy. New Republic. AN diplomats make very W'y faces » American cormmunication care F. treaties and arrangements “such a ‘the tripartite agreement of 1920,” as with the principle of the open Sa | ir diplomatic critics declare, is fe * ut barren in performance. We ha — >» what should be done in the wae 4 efuse to assume any deeypeigereares Pp m is not very well taken, in this si i ? e United States assumed @ great dea bility for the open door policy hg | the allies to win the war. It was 7 q American program tq substitute ~~ | for German. But that is exactly age : proceeded to do. They undertook pecs ‘urkey with not the slightest sO er srests of civilization, but each ig Oe , to its own material interests. ae 4 wht endiess mischief. It divided ae gave the Turk license to do as - ; has always worked that way and 8 4 America is, irrevocably opposed - Pp icy, which endangers her security E T t of the rest of the world. M ne ‘rer ng n ed ka it things up for the theater. Some people can do Beant. youknow. Oran ear for music. #ivo young men, George S. Kaufman and Mare Connelly, took Dulcy and Bput her in a play; and it arrived last might at the American Theater. fience wasn't Yery large, but how di4 admire Dutlcy's terribly bright marks, and the way she stood by husband and everything. way across the footlights. fis affectation of love for music. and Pu theatrical cunning. isibly out of incident, with un- mning Tower, a woman who ce is the most egregious blun-. nd to despair. Piteous Rather Than. Amusing. n an acted play is often a coars. ( A conception of Dulcy which is re- me Very verge of pathological pit- Ousness. We do not believe this of Dobs and @ @ everyone's affairs. Pinot indispensably 100 per cent Fontanne’s smile, the baleful of seraphioc : }ton University. after that, the con-, con-, | Ors—shut up. Willie'—be-. Miss Isabelle Robert will tain a party of voung persons they'd New Year's eve dinner dance at the “I don't care) Racquet Club in honor of Miss .Ju- dith Dana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leslie Dana of Brentmoor, who wi'! return from the Bennett School fur thé holidays. The party will be gi: en Saturday. Dec. 30. instead Dec. 31, because Dec. is a Sun- day. enter- at the declared Like they Or, “Don’t you His poems are “Then again there's be Or, of 9 ol just once every summer, and @ that’s enough.” ® “Ws Quite a Knack, You Know!” . 3 ‘There Were two other New York Mrs. Kenneth Head has sent out invitations for a bridge party Friday afternoon at her home, 6306 En right uvenue, for her debutante sis- ter, Miss Frances Bradsha. Mrs Head until was Miss Eliza- beth Bradshaw. pér men with a talent for fix- It's knack, like arranging flowers. ; ‘ s¢hor it and others receitly you have it or vou haven't. re you ; —! DECEMBER 24 MATINEE DAILY CHRISTMAS WEEK DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ‘“‘ROBIN HOOD” SALE Evenings, $1.25 to The OPENS Matinees, $1.00 to 50¢. T) Downtown Ticket Office’ ~w 4. int 4 BALDWI}'S Pershing ~DELMAR AT HAMILTON STARTING —_ >. Veterans of Foreign Wars Present “POWDER RIVER” "o LIBERTY Xin’ » ¥ ry ‘ vyT? TI Cs = a ae - . rv? Tre a ae, go to the _* deeeccesecceseee eSeeeseveseceess LO A Lt eet tata jo ns ~ 2:40— MARION WEEKS 8 :53— MRS. SIDNEY DREW 4:33— News Pictures Saturday. 500 te ody of eeeeete seb ec ewerterererere AFTER YOUR 6HOPPING TODA’ | ———e ee - Mats., 15¢ to 560c; Evea., 25c to $1.00 2:15--Panus Boys, Fables etc.--6:15 2:30— Heras & Wills * —8:30 ~~§:4 2:55— Kerr & Weston —$:55_| 3:15—Flannagan & Morrisoh—9:15 3:35—- EDITH CLIFFORD —9:;45 —9:55 _4:11-BARCLAY & CHAIN--10;11 4:25—Eight Blue Demons—10:25... —10:84 « Aine. *2 Py to Schools of Journalism. | Reconly in Harper's Magazine. a ‘Buring, Wyman Hilliard, Luctus | lead. A in this respect has taken the e _ More. Charles P. Noel, Henry O. Neville, George R. Rawlings, John comprise the bill at the Missouri this | Marion Weeks, coloratura soprano, | week. The first is ‘Thirty Days,” | gives the ‘Doll Song” from “Tales ‘with Wallace Reid in the role of 8! of Hoffman,” and in one of her “The Kentucky Derby” ROMANCE—ADVENTURE ACTION this, but his sister Ray is at his side in the most amusing scene. Here she has anppportunity once again to wing hands and stilted walk— Mr. and Mrs. John Howard are realistic studies of cer- : “ 93 Amertean FONTANNE |'Holmes, 6500 Forsythe boulevard, and a B LCY 2s S Gag ter iui stand that in some big universities, _ , n the Middle West, there exist schools. sm which are proving very success” institution ought to be developed ~ i Europe, where we need it very ea r the director of the French paper “a ne to me not long ago that he ® a. 4 y difficulty in finding clever and aa ’ oung men able to do their job 98 © | replied to him that the best ae yould be to train them. “Well e tve no time to potion ste We are shers.” One of the reasons are not many candidates willing ‘ murnalistic profession is that pat 4 of a newspaper man has not agen ; meet the tremendous increase in a ng. I am speaking of Europeiu — . ce, Germany, and, to a great extent, ice, France, for instance, the cost 4 In Fran it was DO least three times more than var. The salaries of jo ould be said about writers, artists and ; dng fk 4 “ pent classes—have not been > proportion. “3 . Slopement between Leach and ON EMPRESS BILL it om agai one oe coo-va “aden did not go very far in that direction, | a terrific oe ges oe won 11 A. M.—Continuovs Dally—11 P. M 2 well, daug 1 ma : _ for the new show is not conspicu-| films are amusing, neither cou : % The Naval Armament Tresty. — acer on ool ‘ab tive Unusually Bright Program Elimi-| her betrayal by the gon of the aris- ously equipped with voices. This is & | be called a plag. THE LAMB oo New York World. navel EPA's first evening is Leach's| "#te8 the Revue in Favor of = tocratic household, and her fight for gancing and a tumbling show and — ' GOODRICH REVUE | BRITAIN having stopped further a ne of his new oP | Diverting Vaudeville. [her child’s name. Hazel Whitmore.! jne of the merriest we know. They're at the Post. 6 Fantasia of Sone. Dance and Music ament under the pean ones A mage o mn treaty, goe treaty is now 4 a the four adera~-tirent Britain, apes America—waiting for France to ast not apparentiy to act, partly bec@ 3 ~ the treaties and partly because Mr. he can use them to bargain with “tal The proper answer to France is sin . us. It is for the three leading ™® : 14 Italy if she chooses, to meet, ae sy nent so that it can take effect r tification, and then proceed to ofl- 5 Great’ Britain may wish some mow’. P the terms to permit the building rine craft if the French submarine > into effect, but, with this possible ere is mo reason why the naval ; be established without France. "a been essential to the capital-ship to the Pacific treaty. She to withdraw if she chooses and to if on the seas if she prefers. ty xe a " RE: ‘42 aS Manifestations of mild mi tend to become tragic ac of amusing. Mm permitted to eewon occurring © slightest eugenist instincts. And/| Aorrid thought kept monstrous little bie purpose of aiding her to put through a de) with Forbes, the imitation icvel- To help things along, she in- gifeer, Tom Sterrett, tt. ; prospects by encineer-'| A” tn “8 Jack kisses Coralie there in” t Vernon George Washington Martha Washington. ©nd of the dream trail, we _. ONCe more in their South Sea ¥.With the faithful old Toota waiting to greet them in the|than at yesterday's performances. _~wuicy’s butler, an ig saving. disappears with iments; the three Pasq ng of pearls—not of her | Manufacture. ‘Over the Dulcineas. feonvinced at the end that | playlet; Harry and Grace Ellsworth. | idiocy in- Why is such a marry? is a to anyone with rising as| defectives | likely would be. - ° Outline of the Storn | may be briefly rehearsed. a week-end party for Leach, a moving picture although Forbes loathes| > @nd encourages a fiirta- | Mrs. Forbes and a young man supposed to be Schuyler Van Dyck, is insanely jealous Dulcy further brightens serial, called | eight reels. At the end. re Antony is shown kiss- | Ta in ancient Egypt, and | And ® lopg shot of Jack and a fade-out.” that Van Dyck turns & harmless lunatic, and | ex-convict | But ity canriot be true. and 88 an extremely clever She ourtain fallg on her ee will entertain the younger school set at a New Year's eve party at their home for their daughter, Miss Mary | Brooks Holmes, | Institute. a student at Miss Dell Pendergast, daughter of Mary - triumph and with her husband on the road to wealth. With one or two exceptions, this is not the original company, but it is an extellent one. Mention should be made of a travesty on advertis- ing, embodied in that publicity en- who boasts made the nation ForBes-conscious’; and also of Duley's elation whenever she achieves the gigantic mental feat of remembering Sterrett’s name. NORA BAYES LEADS hat he has The Empress this week eliminates | lene accustomed revue and presents he best straight vaudeville one of t bills of the current season with that prime singing comedienne, Nora Bayes, as the headliner. Miss Bayes’ magnetism and vocal power are perennial! and unfailing. It is doubt- ful if she ever worked with greater zest or with better effect in St. Louis Her songs are new and peculiarly adapted to her style of presentation. On the bill also are Peggy Car- hart. a vaudeville violinist of attain- vali Brothers, remarkable acrobats; Billy McDer- and his company, in an amusing singers and dancers; Richard Wally, a surprising juggler, and the Hoy Ting troupe of Chine,» entertainers, Stoppe, Ida Thurman and Alfred J. | Weldon. Miss Lily Belle Pierce is residing at the Buckingham Hotel, having given up her apartment in the St. | Regis. 2 PROBLEM PLAY AT GARRICK spect of “Better Family” for Whom She Is Maid. The Woodward Players, whose ef- forts hitherto have heen confined to comedy, this week undertake a drama of more serious character ‘n |Cleaves Kincaid’s social problem 'iplay, “Common Clay.” a so-called “better family,” in the role of Ellen Neal, displays excellent emotional acting. Two new recruits are seen at the Garrick Theater this week for the first time. WOODWARD PLAYERS PRESENT Daughter of Slums Struggles for Re- | service It depicts the atruggles of a daugh- | ter of the slums for the respect of | into but perhaps it is just as well that he They are Florence Les- | ‘lie, in the role of Mrs. Neal, foster- | |parent of Ellen, and J ‘hope, who appears as Mr. Fullerton, ihead of the distinguished househoid. ' John Warner essays the part of | Hugh Fullerton, ppposite Miss Whit- 'more. Erville Alderson won much ‘applause as a tricky lawyer. os€ph Stan- | | | Clement L. Wragge, Astronomer, Dies | | AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Dec. -11.—Clement Lindley Wragge, noted heaven| mott, tramp comedian; Bert Baker fastronomer and traveler, is dead at Forbes 70. He established meteorological observatories in the British Isles. Australlia,. New Zealand and South Africa. He organized the Tasmanian gneteorological gervice in 1004 ; ' ) ; | do her extraordinary personation of a child, somewhat low as to intelli- gence. And once more she is hit on the head witha heavv, blunt instru- ment. Johnny Dooley finds it in the baby carriage and explains that he knows a mother of six who carries brass knucks and a shotgun. But most of the fun consists {n one of) the Dooleys falling down and then getting up again. heart warming clowning. “The Bunch and Judy” {is quite a | de family affair. for it also enlists the the young of musical most graceful and charming dancers in the whole world comedy. Indeed, the Astaires distinctly attractive. even when they are not tn motion and once they begin to dance, they are among the immortals. Kern has devised scores tn which are a great number of tuneful solos, are In addition to the others there !s good work by Philip Tonge and Au- *ustuse Minton. — sesee-- Fe <= —— <= « hd FEET | il] Eee Cer Pt Ls Jce8 wee 4¢ee*7 eee . . TESTS VSSTETEsa cmuawenueavescecensseill ‘EHICAGO RUG MEG.CO peal tepttiet ti: Mt Hille initia It is amazing and of/ Freda and Adele Astaire, flirtatious young man who inadver-| numbers is said to reach “G” above tently incurs the enmity of an Ital-| nigh “a” | ian vendettist, and Wanda Hawley Barclay and Chain contribute fun | as a young woman with the uplitt!' o¢ the “nut” variety. Their act. urge, who will marry the young man) would be just as entertaining if they ‘if he shows circumspection and ear-! wiminated its vulgarity. | nestness. To escape the cammorist, The bill opens with comedy acro- he breaks into jail, and has various batic work by Heras and Wills, and adventures. Nobody throws a cus-| closes with heavy acrobatics by the tard pie, but it wouldn't be at all “Bight Blue Demons,” Arabian gym- surprising if someone did, masts. The gecondary number has Carter Haven in the rather strenuous |— |character of a bridegroom who, to! OCHAN STEAMERS mollify his own wife and secure 2 ‘*The Comfort Reate’’ $50,000 bequest for her dearest, to EUROPE friend, lets himself in for imper- sonating the friend's husband, which | necessitates that he keep up the double role of himself and his ficti-. tious twin brother. To maintain the| illusion of being in two places at the ‘same time, he finds it imperative to make quick shift between adjoining rooms, climb a hotel front, and stage Those who love horses, Southera | RESORTS ~~ Personally Conducted Cruise by MR. & MRS. VERNON HINKLE FRO Winter Snows to Summer Sunshine CUBA-FLORIDA TOUR Departs January 4, 1923, Visiting New Orleans, sedvana and oped AP Cuba, Key West our unlimited stay in Florida or return wit Ce aim Beach. St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Lookout Th tle Fields near Chattanooga. Gaels funited to twenty people. Write for booklet and full information. . 4h St. meee! FTETHIHIRD ‘3,82 Namtonar Banke Gacuouas and Mi i, party visit- ountain and || Nest Seats Now Adapted from Dazey'’s Sensational! Stege Hit “THE SUBURBAN” Shubert Vaudeville and Revue Olive and Grand——Lin. 4670; Del 1344 Mat Da'ly, 2:15, 25-50c. Nite, 60-75c-$1 En ement Extraordinary NORA BAYES Amertca’s Foremost Singing Comedienne BERT BAKER & CO. The Best Laughing Act In Vaudeville Harry and Grace Ellsworth, 3 Pasquali Brothers, Rilly MeDermott, Richard | Nally, | mous Troune of Chinese Entertainers,: | 8&8 Headliners. | WEBER and FIELDS 7b World's | ‘‘ome@ans Week BIGGEST sHOW—LOWEST PRICE COLUMBIA VAUDEVILLE it KATHERINE °*‘cCONNELI— MORGAN, WOOLEY & ©CO.—@QEO. GIFFORD & CO.—GRANVILLE @ FIELDS—LOMBARDI. COARI & CO The Latest Vitagravh Teature Comedy ‘‘THE LADDER JINX’’ i - ODEON pee"ts. 630 Song Recital by John Charies THOMAS 1004 Olive, Peggy Carhart, Hoy Yong, Fa- | | NEXT MONDAY—SEATS SDAY Empire Theater; Similar Success Boston and Phitadelohia;: end coming direct from Chicage, Ww at Theater she has been appearing aigat- ly before enthusiastic capacity aut- DORIS KEANE In the Most Emphatic Gucesss of Her Career. Her triumphant successer to “Romence.” _. THE CZARINA THUR After eight months at the New Yor. ln ; — Nights,60c-$2.50 Mate, Wed. Sat 60c-§1 6 ’ . TONIGHT AT 6:20 Mats. Wed., Sat. 2:20 A PLAY OF ADVENTURE ODEON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sexe’ RACH : a

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scams satiate hs eel nan aa OO a ee ee eee I yh i, A i RS ta ’ ~ bd ‘ X > > ¥ we é on 7 * VONDAY, — The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. peck 1¢ iy 2 | " Two Ford companies had faties | and placed him as watchdog of the | worth seven to one for him. Cou- ‘. = a } Zbysz ts said, tn- se « Chubb com-,troit coal ne, > ‘and when Mailcolmsen put $25.900 | investment. Maicoilmson retired | tens, whe ftted tm, remained acd . and « ‘dig’ St Louis,” to the Ford organiza- City’ S oops of It’s noe. “The ret = whole | Jected geese into the third, he coached Couzens | lewhen the Ford investment was reaped the bigger harvest. 7 matter ts here Babylon was ig; - | 7 — Athens was great; there is no neces~ =m ee mn a ia = : ; ' ais “: . = } -_ a ‘eS Louts eet he ye seen sacnegastgall me oF owl , . eS . SS . «ore = . == SS i > Their Best Showing of th Ting and colorful history was ie FON , sae egpnienypiameeammnapstas 4 fy . ound Oo! So ee : os ee | z piored by Percival Chubb yesterda) it pee Ra a “he ee Ny a ae ae Sa pee e ry Ee . . a% 5 | i T¥o Goals — Ben Mil in Bis cumveng at the Ethica! ; ‘ St. Lou ae . ou ‘ , : -s ca + = : FP J ~. «+ * of twe para on i“ Spiri ——- : The Seullins. national : oys rel C of 3 aT pos 1 effec ace - ‘ a le ; : more serious. ’ Youn ame a | Gefeated the inieaeill aver eet ehimebalied : himen 1 | ' : gS | , will cell you that an infamed a ‘ : FH; ant two distinguished ! e- We » preferred to wit it : “* . : t High Sehoo! oe = _—S—=e caaied histor latione with France. -iear af al! these interestiz ee , = a oe Ki mage throat is nature's warning that a. League. + . : md the Maror had calk , ee ee ee ae _ « ata = =: = ei = germs are trving to Imv the i ee Brady men to assume OPst pf ence meder an extensio1 : . 2 TES OE Pa, nS == - a s¥stem. ' : - of the season. ds af : i mity, whi ee = soe — — wietory O01 tues =, = ‘ Phis rais , the tal die- = am oboe ~ which } =" oS Ae a . ae throat tablet is heartiiy en- * ! the opener. Hai, — = : | at. 4 terrr. ‘ : 4 " . = * — . , sty TS dorsed | by thousands of doc- ‘ aes . . The second larges rowd ater : hunk enis ed what not. b eee . eK = ad ae tors because it actually icills | — ~ — se contests this rear. tot Coat ' cause 1 gern ee Saale Shee SSS . (a > = gevms, thereby nor only reliev- _ fh , war — t : , : 7 ie x = = ing sore throat, but prevent- fimg 315° pa img Tore serious imfection. great § nard. Pleasan:. harmiess, ecient. — Brady's ‘eam as I the work ~: ' ~ st = = All dfug stores. ) — fight vestercar & Tuesday , = oo | . whi : ~ 4 a >. a ~ 25 | 4° yegulars — Foores a Candy Special t weave into it stead + te qo we = , : | Cempiety estate 30c each .e witne: i h of Prem: . Sa Compiete $ 50 ) the game would have helped peopl : few Se-- a8 2S 7 —~ ; ’ Geubtfcl. That tight defense of t Fruit Cake ac@ee he? ‘ . an , . ¢ # _ . : Machine ; . ~_—- —_ . Seni irs Fas 2E2i7 in evidence. | eleven to g acai Weil Orders Filled Henrese Bentiey has « aiies’ Bine Watermoet §4.93 0 $e be sr, any ag Meta en 10 ment Universal ‘ Sich cent cuts peur one che meer o£ Yt al saya, | SLPPLY CO. — * Ret as reliable as the four othe be | The cortest was onrir 196 minw* Listy OLR i=? Za : —_ ‘ TAY RUBBER CO, vo ution of the great cities and the gre UR things go to the pe eo mally Bie: Mpa ) /G ee om . > =, =v *-~ Qurte the mrcest place: the pretties: gcoa’s scored im orm Lanchecs . ps tine wertng of the intetie en,oyable cigar — good a } t our customers and ’ = S ye _ — Ware and was credited to “Dik 415 N. Fourth St Frem 3 tes 4 [tat movement called schohistiot blending, expert ee ae ec inte: fe tock « ees am “Buy From “DAX’ Today” ; i tet ke one and shape that suits you best. wie sou! sales Letter. com- a § btoid (le standing ‘ar on pile 4 ae eddress . 3 ‘ z , ae 7 at i bi to the corue> —=SEE ec ie feu El Pooducte is the. tnst of heise Henne & Sek Gants the tascam oe a... . traders. of 7 e aaa : a. aici With the change of ends the & The Store of Worth-While Gifis on Credii ag gg : pdisiatiamene: writ Cuticura Soap ne ats SS an 2 BROCK WEL ER ‘u.AR A TeBACCS CoO. DIAMONDS-WATCHE S| ete aac Vt | tg -— ps lg Se ee ae ee ee = az _mmense selection. Come tomorrow—this is a meen ti12 : es a eo — FOG cag Te icf Montis 2nd Months te come eid Mounting. barimate, pierce . ‘ eeutifel 18-% Seba Wr ACCEPTING PUBLIC MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S i a *» - ~~ * es tor 3 ts — “DB sax * * - : . == $1 00 A WEEK | -- ‘~ ing elnder “. met begin now He hae never | , yee se le felt any lash and will net respond to ae _— fae and : CREDIT TERMS | °. re sH. 45 = f ‘ = i—K. MN Landie tt S@ZE ENGRAVED WAT re agure. 20 , “Paes , ; Pan: $3.45 7 “is Ps | > aa [ Baseball : ; : “2 fallback ich has : 7 = ) = a | , . yUAr. pi}. x a ecung Men's Feavr Open Face Thieme Mow- ée S4a Om 4 2 -T\¢ Te20 >i ' : z : nai $1 45 ; 4 . = " ——__ « : ‘ ; ‘' . "‘s > | ’ 2042 iz wkkah & was Wen -_ Lr . ai : * ; : i 4 ses is . -; > ' : wertain pimyers and cut«iders. —— _ " ‘ ; | de S “ 3 " » “ eae Throw the 131 > it-e. White Geld emer-ared ha S$ watern Pas | fact naralle 2 ty >. ieee st wits Pacts . m= b> , sles world's { Im Peed weremen- . : “¥ a — ei “iD series to Ci [ geacen ie / | pe ee oe 2 , ’ - ta Clactasas: ee se = $25 Girt wares | fa. The Senater is good jscking. | § ‘ (wale 6° s a Canadian by birth. but Terma, on Teas 0b cependent te gee ° i ecm, Pe meen Ss & Trees on Money-Saving Basement Se Tek Sound cs8Re Oi the | * a + a “Bagge ~ Mie time S32 ESS | fac = ceeetions concerning 0 feu Men's Sheep-limed Coats . $10.75 Kall venue. $2.00 a Wee Terms: $5.23 2 Weneh : ee naccian Men’s Canvas Work Vests. . . .$2.55 a Oe ES de Men's Heavy Mackinaws : la : = x : ic _ a — — a — : ; The Oud “hat ham and ‘hat bh , 5 Heavy Cassimere Saits © te ~ - Be ’ Ac Tamse © ghee. The 4 2s Credit t Jeneler monn .% - - . = 3 F ~ eo Five ding, iroad - Us second 1 — _ . aithounth | eee « at . 3 ‘Soa ~ ewiiehman on the Michigan Centra’ Sixth mga Rear ‘ane He then went to the empicrmenr er > aw r? ST. Lot St | Acexander tT. Malceimson, «@ De.

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- ox —— ee yee : "gaa | TERE YET TL ee ES TENE ee ee Ree : ' : 2 . ? fect. es x . ea 5 . $y > DECEMBER iT, 1999, - 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - / . MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1922. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Zbyszko’s New “Stopper’’? Hold Will Prove a Corker if He Can Make Lewis Fall for It err > 5 ee PPP P BPP BOLI AL ede RNB OOOO OA VA A le el el ele el mpion Scullins Show 4 _ VBig Six Honored by McGraw _ | {iP ikeway to Book Zbyszko in Great Shape fe or P ewee Kaiser to ee ee i ee a a i i a a SS ei i ee i i a en anne j Balen “ " - —— Pee a _ANew Attraction Final Effort to Regain Title “PP°%* ToughFee jake Lead in ooccer Race: iy ee aS te wt a For Thanksgiving Rg “sla In Johnny Curtin a — —— — — -_ oe —— _ - --— Months of Conscientious Training Have Brought Middle - Aged ‘. , St. Lovis Bantam to Make His “uc tie | : Debut in Madi Square Oklahoma at Norman. otrangler’’ Ed Lewis, to Be Held Here Next Thursday. ant a Tonight. A ee —— _— oe Gutional Titleholders Defeat Barrett-Hoovers, 3 to 1, Making, [| (he iMmt@,” MMe Me | ff Schedules Arranged by Coach “The Best Showing of the Y ear — Dike Brannigan Shoots | Me Ree Ne oe ~ Two Goals — Ben Millers Nose Out Wespers, 2 to 1. Rider Have W. U. Playing Former Champion to Physical “Peak” for Fifth Match With pasha mat Rig a ts. p io SIIL DELMAR 2852 OLIVE ee Poe | Mee es ee > aoe oach George L. Rider, director of Mammoths of the mat are with us today in the.persons of NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—Four new 6620 DELMAR ¢ OS OLIVE . = erman Weck es ee be Me Bee 4 cs eee athletics r Tniv | : . ‘ an neeting o @liac : ? s j : . ° oe tg et ian BANT aeeorm ) The Scullins, national soccer champions, displaying better oe ees e gee | Missouri Valley Conference authori- | 2tanislaus Cyganiewiez (Zbyszko), former champion, who are to '@"@% ought to go @ long way te 8 »haot f IER q 4 . - ps . nw 4 : SEs ae ee ‘ a we a ; as . " ; 4 re 2 ‘ —- . play than they have shown in any previous game this season. eee ‘ee :: F ™ | ties at Kansas City Saturday at/ meet at the Coliseum in a wrestling match for the title Thursday aS een, Se Cee eS Ee » Crystal White Ie 3 Hoov 5 S nis S we : —_ -£ — «(CC ce which he arranged a comparatively ||. } ; , : somewhat ennuied fighting fansgpf ig { tated the Barrett-Hoovers, 3 to in the St. Louis Soccer oe SR BE as complete athletic schedule for the | night. The mastodonic rivals arrived in St. Louis yesterday, COM-\+nis town in Madison Square Garden SOAP | 4 , at High School Field yesterday. The victory enabled the =. . & .* Be ae ess i 7 | plying with contract stipulations, and will complete their traiming tonight, for Tex Riekard has con- bi Rs , Bi Biggs p ootball games wore definitely ar- | ’ : : 5 ’ tracted to trot out Eddie (Kid) Wag- Large bar .... | Besa men to assume first place. The Ben Millers gained their ma : f |ranged with Rolla, Grinnell, Oklaho- | °* 8 downtown gy — 3 ner, Samiev Mende. Pewss tiaue Palmolive 3 f first victory of the season, downing the V esper-Buicks, 2 to ae in , p> 'ma, Ames and Missouri. Negotin-| With Lewis came the diamond- a ti the beam at about 225/144 Brankie Garcia. All new faces: _— ae . tions for a game with Drake or the |studded belt emblematic of the sso ert ‘pent most of the summer | 4% fighters go in this neck of the ‘ és: sp San ‘. “sso 2 ¢ EES 2 F , ‘ * f anim 4 i a? > & Nh >. o ss nmrm z j ..¥ 3 ae 3 Ot Kansas Aggies on Nov. 10 are still |catch-as-catch-can | championship, | working out of doors on his farm jn | Woods. . The second largest crowd at reg-| from Schwarz and after Vaughn. . Be, co _being carried on. No games have | which the “Strangler” won from} Maine. Of late he has had the ad- Garcia meets Charley Beecher, | Be e contests this year, total- | Hoover halfback, had slipped, leav- LY Bee ¥ 4 3 cf. heen arranged as yet for either Nov. | Zbyszko in their first match at Wich-| yantage of working with Johmny | Kaiser takes a fling at Irish Johnny New italian 3 Gis $159 paid admissions, was on ing an opening for the shot. The as : i oe: b & a3 Pa a so 24 or Thanksgiving day, but indica-|ita last year. Zbyszko had it from ™eyers. the middleweight champien., | Curtin, Harvey Bright ia working for > = , 3 P ’ final point, scored by Schwarz five a Se eS ke ‘¢ siooets tions are that only one of these two | Tex Rickard, gaining it when he de- *" association which Zbyszko hopes | pi, millionaire manager, Clarence te oan ees Oe we ’ ee _— h . . GHESTNUTS as benefitted his speed. Gillespie, against Mandell and Wag- am minutes before the end of the came Tee ae... ie *s ae dates will be used. Nov. 3 is still | feated Lewis at Madison Square Gar- . mi , ‘i h ~ ~ ee? 5 Bae Poe Aes “., : 4 bh . J If Zbyszko fails to defeat Lewis | Pound peers team was assisted in its was the result of long pasaes frum : a bs 33 Be ca a ; 3 open. den .1921. The belt has a public- | this time it may be taken for wranted ner, a hard-hitting youth from Phil- . t yesterday by the return of two | Nolan to Bechtold to Schwarz. pts | he ie B Oklahoma will not play here next Lity Value of $10,000, and its decora- =§ that only an accident can gain vie- _adelphia, i= paired with the Yonkers Panther ema s Fiiieeel — Rooney and Emnteit Sensational playing by Rankow in : ae a ae : ae f oa Thanksgiving day, as had been ex- tions include 117 jewels. It will be tory for him thereafter. as his céon- | plugger. one Jack Bernstein. 1 | - ; - —to the forward line. While goal enabled the reorganized Ben ¥ ; a ? ee | pected by many. Instead, the Pikers | pld4epd on exhibition in a downtown | dition is now at its peak. and may be | Kaiser, the blue-eyed type from St. ASPARAGUS men did their share, the rea: Millers to put over their first ¢tri- : ' ) Se = will journey to Norman for their | jewAlry store expected to wane. Louis, who has made one appear- This trio worked in swzreut | many of them of the sensational va- The football schedule follows: ‘to regain This was manifested by exhibitions two or three times a week tough timber in Johnny Curtin.. 4 Lewis has trained with more than Little | Walter rend 1 I a * and had the Hoover backfie!td riety. On one occasion he came out } ; ae . EEE Bing : RE, BB Base, Oct. 6—Rolia at Francis Field. (his attitude in arranging the match | and this is considered the best sort Curtin's record for the year, @taft- eA ON ARN 6 mt tas Pe ance in the Fast, that against Harry fasion on the front line was supplied umph. Rankow had a busy time of Leonard of Philadelphia, is faeng me Schwarz, Brannigan and Bech-/|ii. He stopped numerous shots 20. that the middle-aged Zbyszko seeks) porp, men have been competing in | waived financial considerations, but Lewis will enjoy an advantage of|and Abe Friedman (top rank boys. insisted that the belt go with’ the #>out 12 years In youth and about 10 | pny the way , 2- or 15 pounds in weight over his foe. . iy), shows remarkable int first game away from home on Orr.| It is the belt, as much as the title. ordinary care for the event In fact. yo hte es > aaa : Daa , : , JUNE PEA pletely baffled. Foley was foreed |cn al] four to save, and was kicked i R > 9 Bods ee kg, SS os ei Peng 13.—Grinnell at Francis when, in discussing conditions, he’! of preparation. ing out with defeats by Terry Martin Po c in t © ez ; ee ; ‘ “4 Se o> $e ay wee aes ioe, Seo ay Se “Sos : ~ ee “3e¢ ° S “te switch his battle et oe ~ enabaigge h : 4 vad _. buf : e stuck gamely | te 4 Be OBS cae ne RAE bie dace ee ne ae Oct. 20—Okiahoma at Norman. No. 2 can absence of ‘‘Beno”’ Ballam, who his task. ere was plenty of actior | ge pF Bg. POLS. EME EES RM i * Oct. 27.—lowa State at Francis Victory. It was so nominated in the provement. Later in the year he In all, the rivals have met four times. forced out owing to an attack of in this game, and also a great deal : _ =e Field. mes ; Nov. 17—Missourt at Francis | %0O"d, and the powerful Galician will each winning twice | feated Friedman, fought Martin tO i oa a ’ t wild shootin Premier Brand a lit ow z. =siiebpraationns, | a . a Field. get his chance atthe trophy Thurs- While the championsip bout. of | deaw and won from good boxers ‘ ) . But whether Ballam’s presen-> in After seven minutes of play, . the! Mr. and Mrs. John J. McGraw entertained Mr. and Mrs. Christy - - : Salad Dressing The baseball schedule is the most | day. course, will be the main attraction! Danny Edwards, fig Mon game would have helped is Millers counted the first point, | ‘ Si ; ; . ee ae fh vt ; Large bottle back after a two‘year struggle against tuberculosis. Other guests were dertaken. Sixteen conference games interest in the match between Jimmy ; sis. st; n SHOE ; whe , : ‘ . y the Pacific Cos have been arranged, four each with Because of his unusual age—he} Londos, heralded as the Greek cham- = sensation, ota Ria ; 4 , f all old friends of Mathewson. Mr. and Mrs. Mathewson are seated; - , BR , , ' GOLD BAR “BM itough work for an) eleven to get | tered the ball A minute later R; : Ames, Kansas and Missouri, two of admits to 43—-it is unlikely that| Pion. and Dan Koloff. Bulgarian sey, Bobsy Dyson, Joy litters a PEACHES Bast Nolan. Zarschel, Hennesse, | ser tied it after Wimer and Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Mc.Graw sehanei 3a each series to be played at home. Ne-|Zhyszko will ever have a better heavyweight. Londos showed in St. London. subtful. That tight defense of the Meagher shooting, after good crosses | ilins was again in evidence. its | from McHenry and Potee had cen- ? Sy +. fy and Bentley. Bentley has not had carried the sphere down fielad. ~. — lave no baseba eams, so the Kan- | > ‘ : ' ° “|; the champion or Zbyszko le : . . Merten _ : 4 a £ ( ar } ter stages of his im ve Mission ‘Brand DAY 7. eer tat. cot. tueous ene bed 6 seen ames 3S eee eee ‘ | sa Aggies are the only members of | definitely to stall off advancing years.| The show will open with a‘ bout the Cleveland witaesa. cone Ase when the Scullins put through nr inutes of play in the closing period, a the conference who will not oppose Zbyszko, who has wrestled in this| between Al Wasem, former light- | PINEAPPLE © their firet marker. It was one of | when they were awarded a penalty “A Hit! A Palpable Hit! p B the Pikers. Last vear Washington | City on several occasions, is in better | weight champlon. and Carl Armbrus- | Oe one of the most dangerous of iY > : prettiest goals scored in many Joe McCarthy made the kick, but llihL SHAKSPEARE may ha’ eturn out Between and Kansas U. were tied for the | eee ncotean Gunman a se « wi cou ~~ Mg ee o. es enn i“ : B 4ids i i ‘ “ad . fu Tlé . ] reser ¢€ é yi- . may os —=s Se ' a ss faci£fic oust tayers co ; ; . : , - Temptress, Minnie B., Lucidus,, *Miss Ruth | t+ ; : Kee arned| “ayor Kiel, Gov. Hyde and J 7% stting Green, mun i - * ' . € e Rin 109 Happy pment Ficia . a mS alt _ and Drake at Francis Field eo Es . hae 261 innings and allowed ‘104 earn “9 eilia, Fil-de-Fer also ran. “7 ’ > ' " rYi¢ci 22 (*t- ) } - | fi. 4 min - — ai 1S) 4 wa aaee ¢ . —- ag * r . ’ > Po =. % ECOND RACE, $700, 3-year-oids and» $700. 3- Pico so ‘and gu ‘mi sere of a Mite purse bhca ¥ Ai i 4 ‘ L ti Pane ihn len) ran { f trie off} , oer inat of mgr ie a : suturday that the Tigers will t nter runs At a meeting of officials yes . >. , a¢ } U pwa ra a 4 i. 4 as : = =" 2 , . anal Ss e ‘ Ss ( ivi rat s et esta : ; - — r . r. eos M : mission of 55 ee >" u. Cc r, 114 (Moore), 2%, even, 1-2. first: | aewatee ee Nid oa ‘ nn ry, 103 (Owens), 2, even, second: Pit Scintillate Arguments arise Gaily among spec- May 25-26, Missourt Valev meet t was, of course, no thought of relin- hander, was the leader in efficiency. j , . ' T } ° 2 ] , riir . a" . [™OURTH RACE. Bonnabel Handicap. _ Fourth race, three-quarters af a n pur sia : T} — ut the mystin- | Will be @ dual meet here ith the shat add a touch of merriment to a > og | several ¢ as: ° me! i ). all ages, 5% a eg Auntie May. 800. 3-vear-olds an 1 upWar -d. ~ 9 -F su J Wiles ler® | are ureiy verbal, but tne myst Kansas Aggies team during ¢t) St =n — = * . + « that ane ranked next to Pfeffer. with 3.85. / ' ap 6conse utive years, and the (Kelsay), 11 to 5. 4 to 5, 1 to 3. first: Different Eyes °o the Roost not even a standard price paid eation of the public continues A ! ; anes me Es +} retty grim “spo! some tne re , — oe ., | fast University City team will clash Fr ri ‘ «¢ : M } J ] ‘ , W eek T) k'¢ bruary ana 1 Wary ] ‘ igs . - ienre r the while Sherd: ] Ro was next he ai O Hara. ] is (Lang). : to b&b. 3 to umbo um?) iO 0 np P he ie ne ve nee added te t] e ; ost of { Page ke 61 : ' am fy ale Thlir = ¢ » 7) A ross ’ fie f Apel i 7" ‘) i i : : - x ‘ ; dT) the latter a court in the feature Time 1:10 3 Pr iacneeens "Hidden | og, ee Pani ol Approvi | In ai as : board. Mr. Mag nn tei 4a a ar eee es Patagonia attention of the writer seem to be/among the flingers who hurled at/ game Friday night. Preliminary . . ae ~ ~ et. ] , ‘ adio : "hs : Tile ‘ tie t ’ ‘ ! A | i ‘ ur : ssf ore Pave {4 a é ‘ P | Ni ers} j ' i] vaade ie . © a\ ‘ cr ; ‘rr | r ' “ . : ss ¥ Fifty-fifty also ran ast en ‘Relies ; Ls apa ee : fain . si Ri ee tam eaié that the Pikerai “°*""3 of wider 7 ee naman east 10 complete battles games will be played between the ° . .elge! nore m ‘ re th ? Lub nate wuld gladden many a ia Coach Rider also sai (née he iKer: ns ’ apes , ‘ ‘eit - 3 searipecainaals " oe ta be hosts a¢ the first annual | For the pitchers in fewer than i0/| #!iris" teams of the schools. Short | ™ r . ames and participa in the tinan- during the coming seasol uid v outeenl tie eee P » al , »e | “i npso w’s Tijuana Entries. $70 o Breee one mile and 50 yards, purse ° Sav Pe ites te ats ° ° ' " Missouri Valley invitation meet some- BIG FOUR AUTO QUINTET bong games, Barfoot showed tire | 7) Psen and Bob Jones are the omy j 0, 3-year- olds grr upward, clatming cial reward turned over > tm hin tn Wawet way among the Cardinal hillmen| ™*™bers of last years University what’se becon time 1 BSECH, : 'ROLLS 2744 AND TAKES | aati te City squad absent this winter | : o — - of —_— Se ; sierman .. 113 Gol > ‘ . tace, 5-8 mile. r 500, 3-vear-| ! olden Red .....11:; club 1e ane many indir 7 V > way \@ , ; purse $ Short Stop 110 “manny Lady ...100 owners 1 as many i And, by the way, ‘ The one change on the Pikers ith 4.19. had a figure of | with such men as Crawford Lafon, °E! Corone! 105 *Sir Jac} = if . uals, of all grades of competance of that free score card? + , er aie aes me ee a “ +e w ---- 0105 : r q basketball schedule concerns Drake LEAD IN CIT? TOURNEY. . a Wynn, Murcheson and Smith in Sixth race, one mile ar 50 . d incompetence ass ubpo he ' hj ay 1d e they still a : re law , going j and oO yards, purse an iT mpeten pass upon tn In this dav and ag t Bul The Pikers were to have played =" ; am 700, 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming | eatidity of hits &. plist = 1 Bas , As Bence e . Wetman an week. 30 aa The Big Four Auto five rolled into Bill Doak and Bill Pertica were at great speed, things look bright in A pag En ae e ee 2+ 208 . } : od - as er yetniplbee o> 8 “5 ‘i ves ee ae 4 e “ von in Kr b er ] in the fivVe-man event of far down the list. Doak had the | Coach MeCurdy’s camp. faiter Turnbow ro} aT) € erwise marr 2S ul ‘ , tharna ira’ ft i ase QO .%” ir “rancis ymn L } ‘¢ 24. first niace 1€ ; ~Eii s , puree $500 °Golden Fhe 41 dng FE FERN Se to wg ses pts eee rer ; of character o tne 56m me se ae | ah : “* by sabia will play Drake | nai | thee comenaenent | worst season of his major league | ly rhe —— for Friday night fal- , . ~t — i a ; } ‘ ~ iniex as ca c , 7c InNon ate i? a¢« . j Y th " ‘ "4 ts " ntseaqd, } } i a! i¢ . 4 ecTr; cn OW iin Ot ° eel a T. “ het This means that nine of the 16/" 939 and 864 The Renaud-| markers off him totaled 111. Per- Ss ©@ ? % les 4 ‘c « ‘ > , ~; > . i Jee a ’ ' > me : and with JUSSI ‘ agai inst thi Pikers will be piaved on the home or7® One of the best records of the ses- 4 *l) ("“y rryeis 1 ary? ‘ . , ; . »t oe, Cusard ....205 | _ Entries. a Se hee late a ATTLING SIKI has tak his ‘ikers will t , ae gos, {tion last night. with 2573 tem. or examMmybDi¢ +>) L734 i) | ¢ od This is thought to worl: to ej , : >t. p . . es VOU as iM Bucher was the star in the sin- Son was turned in by Phil Douglas. ’ and 70 vards, ; upward. claim First race 700, maidens, a s. intention in the world, home scor- lace with “Con sing wac vantage of Washington 7 , ' , POR TL AND. Ore... ec. 11.—C . eSan Stent a: and a heilf Pawte ongs ; ] nition I 1) , Worl ; $ } s ; dgvat! ag of is (me =} taking the lead ve ith a coun*}t of the (jiant spitt r. who was burred ; > Lec l hari 5 *Fireworth fe) E _kase : +s & Fernandos 03 ers unconsciously favor their hom B » Jack Johnson, Fred Ful ' h ineluded games of 205.) ¢p5m baseball Douglas in 158 ir mere, ee ee ee | . : ~ sd0Tl, JaCH al, ; ; Viel . ‘ - ‘orm baseball. as ir }- Hanover's Topaz + | la Se ihe , & Chick 10% tean te vers. y ) . C Young was next best | vals been purchased from the Philadei- > Drifting 107 | Minnie le 3 ‘ 3 : , , : = \ oe ee 4 oO! al ine! fighters wit, for ) M UNICIPAL SOCCER fings allowed omy 46 earned runs, phia Americans by the Portland club } e ‘ 7 4 fain aCkK ) Mmrorimity an ‘ _, . Wann Gir! up ; . } Agfai ) ; I an average of 27.62 a game. ‘ef the Pacific Coast League. Sed ‘tote Erskine Dale ~ High Speed ; | various reasons, voluntarily have ng hies ©. Beumer and A a Te . 1} > : >. ; ‘ . , ‘CC TeanNncy » cert iy) yg aT : ' ie doubles ? rey t BR Be 5% furionss, purse S600, 3-| Lian Dele «118 High Ageed.----118 | incompetency are certain to appent a untarily have | LEAGUE RESULTS {/_ In the douvies. 0. Beumer and. 4 Second race. $700, claiming, 2-vear-ol.1 with a variety of scorers on the admitted tne stain Of Bull Aas Schroeder we five and.a half furlongs ' dob in each citys aiiensins di hoxin he ; . in ity. ain prearrange xing matches Elizabeth Bean. ‘13 *High Tea ; ; : in prearrapgee _— “ FAIRGROUND No. 2 der ‘112 Sitkenice Maid Trish Paw ...-. 1] *Hillhouse There SCECTIIS only one way out In the past none of The confess - a P " a ei and La’ ant. °) ~ | Bweet Mama 97 The Muleskinner. 100 ¢ is ‘C nal? ae above has “of St. Leos 3. Trumbulle ree >-man ih a On, «a 5~ BE Marjorie Wood. ]00 Dentaria ... 107 of the situati tng It is to have the Ors amed adove nas pro ited. Prendergasts 2. Ben Millers 0 Two squads of five — ; face, 514 ill purse $500 ene 102 Kinsman . » leagues appoint an official staff of The public dealined to absolve FAIRGROUND No 3 scheduled to roll*tonight. The . e . - : o . >}. 3 ; ? - m4 > . and upward, claiming | Josephine C. | .. 102 “Belle of Blue scorers just as now is done with them | eee weaiiente ¢. Taatiean @ lets are as follows: Federal Reserves : 104 Freddie Fear ... *Jota a s» & 3 umpires The onlv exceptiot ‘ the case | Kain 3. Kenrick 0 Beacon No. 1, Frebprht Receipts. Gen ; : . Se . ‘ - . . . . ; | \ ‘ ‘ ti ' “ re = « ae ! 7 . . ' 1, rs | ’ Sh” url ongs nurse S600. «)- Zone ad’ Armee 1o7 Mormon Eider 1m mere patronage the A fre iean-hbor? nevxvra CONG Je 4 AU »i A gt ? ri« st q p ee tot es nama at * Relgian Queen. -102 Radical 104 ’ * Be ‘ C. oa ntier eonfessed afte) ra) ae ) i Ke] oe PARK o— sd r ‘ , ; , «i Lt ; ; ‘ Pilate ‘ “weld Reine va _— °Frank Ww. eS *"amouflage . 3 in the interest of Mr. and Mfrs . t\ Iyiié ad 17) 4zurope aT) AmMmeEePica. a AIRGROT ND Jl NI rR Ln cer. g7s third The re were 111 food, containing a generous supply of sew ++ ote Fan This was that the score the Senegalese boxer makes ‘iit Sr Mars aretes ‘) Candy Bros nirants in thetourne’s : ; ‘ co Sixth race, $700. claim Ing, fillies ‘ea S$ : “anders O phosphates, gluten, Vitamins and proteins. | mares, 3-vear-olds, mile and 70 vards board should not onlv show 1 *y i | cmon 103 fe ty Dresser "> umpire’s ruling on balls, strikes agreed ay down to Carpentier Unlike ordinary br Puri B ° ; . c it . ‘ : * os abet ‘ ae a a — ary , Aan; : a M Landis. Encr! nt oor wags Gir , Sf i and outs. hut chould also flash but. imstead (i¢ ib} — CPTOSS HY ; hit ! ’ an, a ranzos x Deane, aseball today de- ‘Mary es S | ang Re : the official scorer’s decision on hits. The aroma of the situation rc- A LOR 3 tastes good -mighty good! It is the only TY) - . : sam *e , . * oe menage 5 Rag POO dng GO. BE EP meee o . > a | 2 em * ’ rgasts 4. Blessed Sacramen ee om — -— the unusual confession that he had 5 —_ aR A a of George | ¢& — 41a thr . neees quires gas masks and will not tend br: h ‘an t ‘ po Ww Bee's Win x . 10° errors, steals, wild throws, passed I ~ ran that can be bot ed wa delicious re faver, former star third ' Weather clear: track heavy balls. wild pitches. etc to dissipate growing public suspi- , CIG +P RS OWILL MAKE HIS ridge An ly a like it j it Ask your iva rat — ‘ . A ou . ust as comes _ of the Chicag > Whit Sox *Apprentice aliowance claimed ‘S, : ; - ‘ ere +> Often the fan sits throughout) cion of the ring came. CHRISTMAS sprinkled on other food Either way . physician . " - ’ Sf those dropped as a re- -—- SMe Scandal in which it was RICHARDS RESIGNS AS —— - ”” » certa ayers and outsiders | : | le ‘ A Vv 1 t to pee the 019 aeehe" ;| BADGER GRIDIRON COACH | ENTRY TO BE RESTRICTED | a sr a mC erlagrrepl tbr i: ~ MP series to Cincinnati. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dec. 11—John| FOR WOMEN’S GOLF EVENT | = <3 —- |R. Richards, for five years head By the Associated Press. PURINA ad rs / : . Z ) | —— Suspended. coach of the University of Wisconsin NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—Decision to! UNREDEEMED " , TORK. Dee. 11—The State! football team, will not direct the | restrict competition in the women’s | AND nd in sO" yesterday sus-| gridiron destines of the Badgers inj; national golf championship to play- | $5 O UP = P Lee of Segal, manager of 19238. (ers having a handicap of not more,®@ bad | B manager ot, ohh henner News of his resignation came in aj;than 14 strokes has been announced | New Overcoats in th 7 Seeese Wregeiar | personal. telegram te a ous | vid very secaue Gael cAaeomianiag: | uy , ALL ae Tt Geitemiotense The aay seat hcg abana aver in & It also was decided players having were SMOKED BY | % PMBich ODows ‘war Nchccknd | practice of tas” | Repaired one with the otner nove = EDDUNN’S _ SMOKERS WHO KNOW fifth round. ote although | Richards took charge of the teams | having a handicap of ¢ to 10 shall be |] ESTAB,. 1878. Made-by Jos. Van Raalte Cigar Co., 9 N. 6th St. ® evidence had been brought | in 1917 and under his leadership the | similarly paired, while the third class | It was convinced that the | Badgers hate been one of the hardest |in the pairing ‘will be tor those of I] | 942-16 FRANKLIN SOLD BY FIRST-CLASS DEALERS. it the J had been drugged. | fighting teams in the conference. ll to 14 handicaps, ~ a _. ball 5 Su, 7_wyrYryY,re,e,” ey —* P * - +s ,

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natin saeedl eae eee i] MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1922. NEW YORK BONDS _| to the : Dispatch NEW YORK ry jl —FPoliowing iw 65 Tork Stock Exchange today with prieves op ‘to and Ludin es today were $12.170,000 na $* ma Se! urda’ 16 0) veans * 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Taga“t ors om * acess 0 thet Sperital tc the 'c rice “ e Z t - ~~ ret , as oda! a -* yr x a4 ace Specie of bonds traded in on the ciewe of $10,446,000 a saree Of . ae +3" ear ago. enc sof nas 0 Oo age —— pF naga | $3.140.116.000 a year age. and S5.- mn o - CC with the _lew ané clomms yh” Pres $4. 029. 230.v00 RES aE Stocks anc : * . N 30 } tre 7. sect RITY High (tose. ' Sales SECURITIES. High Dy. Rates Sales High. Low. Close Cn « _ ‘STOCK MARKET = SS a “ar ee " i Sten Siete wal = 2 Enc oaranmammacman cet, “np ce aoe || += GOVERNMENT BONDS, quecaxse._ — . = = “ lng E sires 9.68 96 - 100.48 190.30 due fut DS chitee eh ell | ise + 4p - gbroac Pinanmcial jucg™ment re q ing the ls ndon conference of P seemed to have been « rs abouid be Ipore The apparert the dispatches pinting Mex O. 3-16 ®846 8846 Mex I i? 7 —= : ie ' —_s Pe 06 Paige of the news over Sunday 29 OO b+ pe Or : yy 't) sabi 4 * : > Drees » Orisa Yi © v ‘ c 5 ; - ‘Hes Men ’ oe , E wrench exchange went his gid Italian lire. The clos , 4 ; '- e © © 's 4 ri i i ee We ee Ae 1s 1s Ol - . INDUSTRIALS. 9 Sell 3 _ By Leased Wire From the New ork a : | | ‘ | . pie Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Am T : > 4 “~ i: a? : ' ; _-_ S¥ _ . POREIGN BON NEW YORK. Dec 11—The EY a3 2ae8 15% ' 3 % | wee = os + , Post in its view tedar tars. “lrreguiarit,: stock market dur: trading session was followed b: of the leaders fmdustrials. josses of being formed. This give the market «6 tene. a8 a pumber cf othe: enjoyed runuPps on taik Gividend actions In the partial receveries were score. weak isaues of the mernintsa shit winc at a who:e Was irreguiar. Rails were Gu. & ivy hears Y firmness Geacriptions e! inte = i li 8 | , a 2 a , . “ : L is i RAILROAD BONDs. > : « 7 "fc a 4 ’ 4 bee beh e — : > oe . ’ tore d se | LPS Le Bh ed §' Fie Sas 0 ' 5 ro, b=4d O58 ADe og v4’ cere ie J ft ‘* oP ae ‘ht he ee ee LOSSES GASP LS ef Sid PicPsd | ‘gs \ a *ee ,

- a 7 the feature cf the marae” , an sare ad ~~? - _* A 9 OFFA he SHES AKOTA aM II TS a ra é€ “Lr Dbueiress 2: cutmenrcia! > feria TO a Frem > francs av¥aDce. touch Shoring aret £ a receding tec e: “2 Enc 3 = &e i " - -. +s ~g 1 } a Sreeeh ane — = PAIS %y LIK, 218: Rs , : 127 1s as aa Se Ss = STANDARD OILS ‘Bre @ feacter vi ) | = — te ~ these exchanges. hard.s : be areved Even if Gecisive are rot obtalnmabie at present of the premiers. it is clear tha lewet of pegotiations bdSeteetn Principal cowntries has bee: a higher lieve! and that the prospects fer a setilement of the reparetions eed irterallied debt problems are Taveh improved. The other continents menies were [itile changed. but the giscount on the Canadian doliar in ereasedé to \& of & cen! “Afier the wheat sherts had been run in prices dropped back @nd the gains were icost Thus December wheat went as high as $1.°2:X%. Put thes reacted to $i.sl‘, at which the met bose on the dar was 1 cent On i wine ' es 2. S : * | JU Me | : | — 5 . INDEPENDENT ne also FOREIGN BONDS °° . Berd qumtaticns showed impr ment today. although trading Bet om a large scale. All the ¢ ernment issues were strong and | Treasury 4% = sold up within a | : | p Seets of par. The frst 4\s and MISCELLANEOUS, AND INI — : : e eae : ; | | 210 Geena: i Se o wab-an aieaeed ae 7 ans : | | ; ) : - # : e Was an acvance in the tag TRIAL BONDs a empt is A large number of = aera buying orders were reported ms E fer speculative and semi-speculz foes. St Paul bonds for the ~@it better thar “aturdayr. when 4 Were pressed sale in such & a : , . ° eo ee 7OGn¢ Saturcay'’s closing aoe f w fer state! # | ad . ? ae hae han ; a raisec HH: e~-s « Moter : MINING most | © > 97s Metur pfd 2 RALLROADs fia® 123 ~— for i * i = > i . the buige December corm reached 3 ) c@uts fetion prices. meanwhte..*" i, = | | meced within « narrow range. trad- , org | .- : ~ : ~~ se ere _ taking prefits and evening up (Rt 7 | snficipation of tomorrow's Govern. te mt report The latter ts ex- pected te show a tetai siighti, dbe- | . low 10.09006,000. At a iate price of =e a ‘ bi wef 3 ; : =. ) 2666 cents the January future made ar bo * Salaetna — = * ? a om Se . . Strer eg -2-@ 45 reacted. hm mount ef bit urn: meus mes te-4 iacitiiess "ene a en te Prec. 2 is 365.000.0000 tone whict ond wear sues. ¥ priate in Per cent emaiier than the . fend teteee eet he, - tee pending total for last ,ear The "ora me in tema ) q - —— “ a. 4 2 . - -— ! . - . Merling eicharge ™ crep > w& me OD Seca) te the Post Depetch NEW YORK. Ive 11 —Foliowirg is 2 * ‘code, © fereign exchenge (vets: ons STERLING wer HB SEH ‘manand. $4. ———— . eo) dare, &4 34 4 ars nn RAILROAD BOND=. Ss 45 Registers: SBough ag- 2 rerer- thei: tax Oo] to be within the sew ; ; ‘siyse od vas - &WitTELRLAND ieemand 1&8 &7e HPALLAND nd ™_ & | eae | cabiee €1 \&c al ; per creer — & eo > . “e basis of the shares egpa 3 2. cadies, 0024 4 Lie oF cs oy = ores. — carer ar na $@S.42c per peso — eee Rg . . , BOT, SOLD AND , . * a . Pr Paper ; -_™ . - . : . or ¢ ne. 2. iaec — - -— . ; ‘ . ? « meat - . ~ 's Ju.rsee ANADA ‘cents ver Canedian dol2--— : aa ; ’ 4a . a 7 ) - ; Sanaet ae 23. | yan | _— & iS mt 5 lt Sal . , = Pxurs M. Joe Lead Dividend. JAMES E. cw dend of ‘ .'? a en ei | aie mer sik. Memoers Au fF » Linseed Io 2500 ad $1000 i —ixterest Pryable Semi-4nwuaily 4 Secured by First Mortgage on St. Louis Improved We recommend them as an absolutely safe Fer circulars. write. shene or col— Hemmelmann - Spach “‘ scr.” Real Estate Co. == of Morey _ Loadon Weal Auctien. = £ = <i ~~ - - ~— een a ne wa. i s? eABSARS SAE st Fé de SN NEE

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7. a. ra EPS NTT SET Sree »- “he at ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11. 1992 —_ —_ ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——————————— ———— : — li. 4 Wall Street ‘WHE AT PRICES MIXED AT '[ Butter, Eggs and Poultry || St. Louis commission houses paid the foi- | = * 4 s SPECIAL DAIL = : CLOSE; RANGE | lowing prices to farmers and country sh! > ae | | pers for round lots of the various a bp tl (small orders are usually quoted Bonga Transact: ; ctioms on the St. Louyj . 3 change today i | : y, in the ageregate, among Re. | The tol = gy an Dou 4 eq we B prices paid and the & list of sales > dt ith } ore : se ret cl 2 4 with Cie preceding Gay's ealen or lag | | changed. _ ucresse. -——De | Stet se | EGGS—Fresh co — —— Special Correspondent of the! *7: LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EX | coger rer arned. Le — _ SECURITY. Pa Pa: Post-Dispatch. one, ooo Walterwrings bo ae samen CHANGE, Special to the p ard aber firsts ae Ap extras. 56c; stand. | owe Shoe aa sy Price. Eas YORK, Dec. 11.—Today’s|-) ay’s high, low and closing em, record of [pEiCAaGo Ret years ich. packing stock, 25c. seconds, “S@J5c; | nilton- omglily Qe ‘) - ae a 5 'ciose n , est : . — Whe | . al 5 3 f Hye p B Brown Shoe 8 60% a] a | took surprisingly little no- §c in local market, and previous | sion cattle te On the crop a ot d at the | 9. ee Per oound: Northern twins a Lt. r Inte: > pid. .... a: Oi ee , : O- | celved from K quotations as re-} With y today. Th y in the ses- | 25c: singles at ~7 ‘ac: longhorns at 2 . = ' nternat. Shoe com __ «2 5) ings ys eh of the news over Sunday f Kansas City ‘ more stren @ advance however met daisies at 27%c: Y A a 7 Cc. Internat. Shoe Be ta - so¢ . (iE gale - " y roin | kets: and Chicago mar- broader buyin uous opposition. There was 26 ; . . at 26c; brick, | QO . Internat. Shoe pfd.._ 2 goo . a _ Financial judgment regard- | Ne Teen i outside while some of 7 market from|. PIGEONS AND SQUABS—Live pige ~ ae J Internat. Shoe pfd ee 40 116 leis, 4 jos the London conference of Pre eee toe ee ee | t ere inclined to tak — of the big shorts | $1 per dozen; common live s ~~ vo — . “ - Internat. Shoe pfd 30 118 _— re- | Low. Close. Saturday. | se trim thelr line? Sdvantage of the dips | dozen; dressed squabs a $1 per ~*~ a Misalesipy at Meena 451160) we _miers seemed te have been suspended | 3 7.” __DECEMBER WHEAT. —~ Se ee ued with K ght focal traders; and dark at 50c_ per Beet per 1b.; small + ; Saline and Cement ; 1455 '279 Mee eati] there should be more definite ich 4 oie el ** oni Me ¢ 4 eee a _ | erned yr Sane. the recent ee BP pens LIVE POULTRY—Fowia 4 ths and : Xx nai Candy com 4 (9% | **sa > tion. Th R , - "Ce ~~% 1207 1 te F alae 118%bj; that C selves accordingly. T Gevy= | Ove. 19%4¢: light fowls, 13 4c: coc : al Candy com oO =6—R2 J+ *=ee - } hi. e apparent hitch set | m. . 1]1 fA 111 5 121 3 122% @) pean ae will extend y. he belief broilers, 23c: spring eipiolen yc. ocks. lic; “Spa Rye pfd oe oO 82 Kien a in the dispatches of the’morn x epee here 1114 1}1\on iovements bh “ to be en tm bg lB ag horns and blacks. PS egy seem eent 18 1 wh ek: uzner Elec com | 5 7 | Ree ae : ) See aE AY ath ————— | ’ u it { , vull | over, °7c; Cape * oF a 4 dy tthe am tee ete fy 33 ‘i , : were disappointing but the later. St. L. 119 ly = -. HEAT _ poriere s@e embreened —— so —— | chickens. 810: oe. See: ee. aa pate . webs ? tae oe — Pa, ‘ & *? a : 3 . li ’ + o . ae . . ’ { we) ) Bank of Commerce. ee _BESSION Guports telling of the adjournment | K C.Ali! L1dy 120% a wr 120 Kee A, our wheat’ for the aa ic toa | here, SOc: duke, 4 Ihe, Bde: cull tur- ) =i) > es ‘ee ‘ e eee ™ » | heetetinn “9 - - “s 4 ’ * ’ ae + “KS, if er atten Brows Shoe 20 133 4) 1 4] January were more reassuring 3? 110 . lll stake market “oeliine': bs Canada ry se P ——— small and oninaniy -_ mu ben ; . ' Mai Sh S ; ‘ ae | a a i aa ipl ctiaraintetniblnsiniiiotesentes, ‘ ‘4 _ ; Cc \ ‘ “- 4 us rv International Shoe pf “U2 60 a. made a new high, crossing | St. L. 10s% JULY WHEAT. age | oo wheat oreine below ours and erdteney, Sane good-sized fat, 19c; goese, Hydraulic P B com 3811.4) 1¢+ a $459, at which figure it was wi St. 1. 103%b 107% == 108% Wheaten rDectatio us promises to_ be | guineas, 1% Ibs old guineas, $4; young lo Portland Cement _ . Sais a . a a Sure x was within | ~ 110% 100% ‘10a ma 107 % rend: premiums were it was claimed. Cash | ene, Ln pot and over, $7.75. j wStional Candy coin. 120) 79%). "91 cents a pound of pre-war parity —— 03% 1025 103% 109% g's Seard resteten’ cn 4? oe Nae country dreaped aa Saee pewria. inferior ceoess Sandy con. ; : 83 a exchange went higher and 80 | DECEMBER ete eet 8 ny United States | ens, 21%" 15%, co Cocks: Tse: spring «hick National Candy com... 5 BAY) “6 @ 4id Italian lire. The close w ec CORN. ly to the advamee tn seonded half hearted- jens, 21%c broilers. 27c: capons, 26@30c lv com . : . se Was steady : a (3 74 ati, piles ¢ in Americ - slips, 22c: turkeys, dry-picke a. a .e Indiahoma Roti com. A \Y sen steady, | Chi vet ee a 7) 8 b —————m | on ocean @ Saturday. Sup- | ! . dry-picked, 46c; turkey eee qcnping. --| 25) 18 * ® with small and varying price changes “* 64% eat 732% aay an” | Wheat ‘cl Passage decreased 4-192, 000 |geene 17@2300 17atse: | iz ep PO 472 the da 3) | . -- - - a ‘ . ; 7 3 ir i ‘ups = — 0 4 , “ , . , - . 7 » . ‘ e v4 ,* Fikes Posen a Se oy ne cae ——it__Asked : ® either in the stock market. At times | sae AS val sa a i 2 b - 71 ly cember oatablieians at the start with De aa underfed. underweight. ls mas ~ nd =” | TIT ah p b |} DUYing at the ymmission ho. eo; : n good condition. aa tins ee Bank . ane in 8 the followers of last week's advance. |“t. L. 71 _JULY CORN A=! On the hulge gmat & a oe covering by ot ong $2.50 per dozen: tainted, etc., less ky Sie li er aeata aka ) = “a os : it nic a” ee th “a8 'e) * = a ; S at et © 8% ae | @@ izes ‘ } ‘4 . ‘ +’ 1 70 ale > | ’ . > ry eatin: sta! Portlar Se eg ee 89 199 ~ oreo in the leaders of the oil, equip- | en a de BO: Be ao 68 b Cash « a were uncovered on th Sup- | bt ae. abe ne Gat 25e to 30 per dos ; IT 7 ) Ps of . ‘ —_. 1. —— : 4 ' ) LC ong tea oe eee 5 9 | or ak) . : on t : ”" 4 ° on We - 7 ry Ely & W, pein a. Ty ae gent and motor groups. There YF rae DECEMBER O@mTs. ———- | demand mas chow were easier. Shinning | CABBAGE— Wisconsin "Holl: : ! a 9 Ely & Walker DP G Di pid. . 103% 105°" ™ wap very little fresh = incide +. PChL. - 464° 44° —_- ae hy I es aeeide’ aeare les er | pe ee es te P Al . 3 9 a 1 : i xt ; aes iit *i1T } aoe wy 3 > J is OC bu ‘ iarger . . ROoTS— ; a ae - ae. Walker D G ll orale 3 83 aes a) connection with the buying of | ——— Smeg . ———— 46% 45%b/ 6° to store of contract corn were a = eum tome Home-grewn. 25¢ to 30¢ per | Hamilton-Bre allic Sie Tame, we le ok a ae é: special stocks. Wall street Pe a eS VATS. - “a Corn closed luc high sacked, 75c per 100 lbs.; new eet nort ! Hydraulic Press ore cree ®: a rumor of ib eee WE | Cos 45 44%-% 7 464 n 46Qn cember, 72 4c: Me ye adi to %ec lower: De- | t© $2.29 per bb . uisiana, $2 peers esc Preas ho adie ie ee 518 3 > & th possible large stock divi-, = — onl 44% @ is 44%4@ ge” ae Bhp VO% ¢. Ye shine to Vitec; July, } 4, OP Gee coo cornea large crates. $5.25 ; Yr ' . “ . oe J TS ——$ i . oO! + ev. 10, tuncherc ed + ae = nena el eer Ce... ) B 1 67 1 _ dend as e reason for the jump yey | Chi. TEs - LY OATS. a | good wine see — oe high — See iia! PETTUCE. C te = (oe per bundle | Beeraational Shoe pid ..-::°116%).. ———.— | oe % osed unchanzed OTATOES— Per 100 pound . =: Sl Paalienns a eee 10. 105 tered a the upturn of Corn Prod sSeryt Way = — o _ 87% | ate” 46 Qe; ae. Bate te Ae eng De- | = os, $ 10 to $1.30: sarees rr antag ver sat. Candy com : Bie @ ucts. ere was st Mm. 6S en eet Se ol ; igc: July, ; banks, $1 to $1.05; brown Ida! rosogolge — Rice-Stix DP G let pra’ ’” 848 ae” s strength in the hi. D0 % SD & nm | Provisions wera f; i auEern 05; brown Idaho rurats, $1 , / ? «t » « - AE. ERENT. ori ' ‘ ; . ha f rm ’ i} ~ t tos tiie a . . coreaee V-B fh eres: oy fi, eo shares and the zinc stocas. pene 1 BEL LT Foe Minoo nag iymer. Strength ta grain | crate, 2) ee RS—Fiorida 1 'y-bushe -V-8 © G24 «¢4 °° * 2 ; 4 nig Grain | OUNERE on stop ios order nd some Ko? Hane prow : Scruggs V y* #3 pfd.. » —— Shares 0 companies ’ yrain prices mn a , lsaard closed 7 ! ° rders. { ONIONS > l5e¢ per hus B ho Smith & cae eon RS hs: io B main business with the a od Der ea net eanees oe hon Ms did not hold | 12*c to a ine ™ Pe 17 ‘4c higher, and ribs | $2 pe fo ine =4 er 100 pounds; Red $! at to Cnited Rai! «i Pe Ae aasi ; Ss ners, the cnange toda) ail ‘me 4 erchants’ Ex neater : + ” Sarre a ed : er G - oer bed vce «ike TF a q ~ chemical, the fertilizer and mail-or —. The Sean's 83 closed Id to liad Sst a See cee ee — | 100 am A BAGAS~-Canadians. S1 to $1.10 per | _.. St # A P er est tone. : = purure show ead the and hea ler the a ae peeenontle industry by the west ould canoes ah cold ¥ is “wang aot ti oo home a “O80 and naawies pony — “aor rp pms sa (ages q : Mis80U ‘j- ca 7 4 a. ‘ 500) : . P ao lara Sad , : + : snow Pp ‘ ~~ | ‘4 ni , ne - inte ; ‘ rop o~ - entsa : r -w0 GUY Du " : a = 1} 9° 4 a - 7 © S Wo ’ rr “ary "or : ce eee Klee “age 101 ty 102% : re tion of an extra dividend of In oh ie =e without van — heavier thar, ggg ns | ship- mall Rg on Fhe Bermuda Sec _ = FB anes OS Pe 34 | ao P cents a share on Hudson Motors, | fai wheat was sande ta 4 market fed win- ele. cats shipments age. Selng 694.000 bush- to $1.1 ee = to 5c: red nansemond en ne : an acti ri , . 3, | fair milling demand. to le higher and met | *&° & in me. oe ighter than « ok - “2 - Dox: Te Tia } ar: * Rn ceock sient higher onthe ioe nf domend” ‘hara etnent “Pa | O00, bushein MAN # P04 880 ma a reek | S118; Arkaringe bu, Dasket ‘nancy halt, ica — «Fr e stock went highe | ower. There ee ee oe te Re Clearances todev + fom | oy rtewts mien : go Stock Sales : -- afmouncement An Ream ial on the . _ ’ oats were aide raf BSnere demand wheat 59.000 seme —- RRS O00 bushels of 26) ELE aig Ht a ernwnr es ashed ae Special *o the P i announced “a icrease in prices wg Was good ° 2c higher. De- ~~ f oats OR 000 ba of com 61.009 bush Ay \§ wT si washed. 40c¢ per 100 ponr rey 0ss-D —— y a 1 easier price tender 014.000 bushe barrels of flour anc ie ae kS—cCalifurnia fancy :ipe ” en CHICAGY, De: Ppa see companies, h ts tage of the tire| wheat before the end of th Aret hour whic Tie sisihia deeete cen ee Sour and 1.- | se See TT ee : eee Propelled by one or both feet port of today’s sale oF ULOwW ing is a re ~ ’ ow ever, appeared tc Ly erpoo! came L. 4 Vv — first hour. W hi e “tates fi r week “» , 7 of @raiwni ty t he y nited FRI 1Ts. on level stretches yguctations, at the Chick es oN and closing have been discounted > | fully respond to ‘a to 1d higher it did not Whent tesrenuss ae oe ee peagee: | an tet Ree © See Gewioen. 6 coaster on the grades, ide dandy, Sales. Ena nahn nde Stoc ioxchange The ae «tive. - O07 % veto sense AS%, July : ber Pg ca. ne” “ee 2% See | jonathan, 22.2u | -—- Oh. 4” te stro ; . : 3S pfd &9 Y z 3s. Lecem}hb a. a iy wheat wheat a iM 3 ‘ ' , $550: 1 -.. metal ame: 3: 8 Chi ‘ & Cc Rys nm 89. &9 il lag and Ju! as en Corl ? S., o May corn $] te 33; NO + red Me. “ mOe gree nine 400) ommon Fa . 6": hy @*? 1 : ; bd Deon . a Vv CeK mpared nNarc wheat $1! ” ; : ai, $1 ? est 46) > Z { crate at - ur eights polished _— = on Edi ..139 Uw 3 62 ty, Bond year Mir ago, end 1489 as: Wheat $1.°1¢ aaah 21: No. 2 velfow hard: ~*~ of ate red : : hardwood enw le, ‘ ee eae ee a. Godchaux ..:.18 e- 83 @ third 4y he first 44s and the were 14 | 16 through Oats rec Jed 90 cars| corn. 744 mio we rd Wwe: No. 2 white | | Produ El rae ’ 2 = ee d hi vw ? ~ ly > : ; ou ; @ s again sold over Q 9 an d arc a $5, ' pe By 00 pa red wit bs ] $6000 a oe cn on 1 an te on (me 46 ; 3 ~~ t e i “ a _ 4 i ce sewher > Hart S & 3} } 28, 28% @ there was ; ben — enc 000 Cee ee eek 4filge: No. 3 whit o. 2 white oats : — nats od ' % | 6,289 Hupp Mot [.. 86% 95% S650 an advance in the tax ex-| were 608 tam of oe year, incleded 871%; aa le aaaenie’ cee oe eNo 4) ., CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—Poult ae : 120 Inland Steel... + =e) Mg 14, 2 empt?%s. A large n X- | were 608 ‘tons patel cpa. Hay receipts *4°° No Ar 4c. samnie grade white oat er; fowls, 14@2)1 routtry—Alive hig ’ : 160 111 Brick oe 40% 41 © buying orders w umber of smal] | ‘Stocks in St ee a 179 through = Bs Rte, | See. tucetasem See ee lv oosters 30 Kuppen pfa ar bs ‘Oty 79 | for were reported mostiv ; Gay were 1.149 BD public elevators to ee aase, i wares == CHICAGO Dex 4 ’ P, > 46 Se ithe Neil 7 83 a | speculative and semi specu) eg = 897 bushels of corn hea 188 si wheat, | Ca h Grain Pr | Northern whites an West + yg we stency _ of (> Midweat * ‘ ; ee - issues. x: = lativ>!'of cats + ne elgg rn nd 288.168 bushels — . : ly gtronger eee wo ruseets silig? rea Cw rs Mid W Cul => ¢ Hie et ot ts @ St. Pau) b | bushels of — Pp omprised 271 924 — _ rain Prices . Be tug ‘Cates @iaies aiieehenta, 43S. un a S ' > do vfd " Bs i . 2 onds fo | bushels of No Yo finter wheat, 8930 oe ee __' | Wisconsin sacked round whit gy i ’ or oO S an rr (100 mitenel tot “ts, “is, Sig Su peter than Saturday, when trae | 90 457 bush ee en, SEMEL. Mien, Dee. 11-0 cw; Minnesota sacked” and. bulk rou S . — SiON Vare. ae | 15 ~ + és a Fs we . A w en th ‘ ia 457 bushels att Y F a r winter wheat T nchanged to 10 : —e — Fr inuT— whites "ON wf} ow Idah . pam oun ; ay b t |_@a new . ; _: Ga -1% EY re pressed for . ey e's of WN n ot ag 0 és corn. a 48 é * a q 7 . higher far ) t 1t No ] fou £2 es 1% ow ae ~_ aeg rTurais : +" aoe ™ ipsborn. . aki as (_% @ Yolume. Th Sale in such large | No. 2 ‘ate eae an ee ee Ale page $6.70@690. Bran, $22.50@25 pate=ts. | russeta, Ne. 3 i ballad Monta@oa sacked eal do pfd 7 os 2 ski, e general! orig lite corn, 95.782 bushel! ‘8 0 OMAH a . v~: | KANSAS CITY wt 1 M , » =~ 100 100 = held mortga white oats. 130.7 ushels of No. 2 A veb.. Der Pon. . SAS CITY. Mo., Dec . 2 he ing cy See , 3° wo a around Saturday's clo ; ge 43 oats RTT - ‘ 1] bushels of No 8 white hard $1 1414 @1 5 11 —W hea’ No o | higher firets 46 . . 11 ~——E Ses le o ig Wig “A” 53% 5 52% ome Sing. The | Rn ded USHCIg of XO. 2 . "ing , “a ; No. 2 mixad 4 "| ereamery, 5 Ponape sutter unchanged ' os . ' Z >. ; °o _ = Mm © Privat »wator - _- ryve Coarn— No on ~ Mixad, $1 71.19 ye 47 DB kin “a abe ae et. Boos 19 7 103% @ Poin ortgage 31-38 droppe leieen: 200 BOG Menke ae a ceeer 5 Ne ty 2 white, 66's; @67'sc. Oat j unchanged, 2 Poultry ee oe 60 Quaker Oats.222 193% 103% @ point and a half t Ped 2! pushe! 3 bushels bf wheat ay No. 2 white, 431 . ate— to le higher, 129018 : = unchanged +43 R —_ sem a8 “9A “08 “a . the vear but thi . a new low for | > ope a rorn 13 sar bashe : a AR° 411.4422 - si 34, @43%c: No 53> White le higher 1AG® ie _ an spr nes unchanged to | y eu en iotor... 1 } ¢ ? ’ is : vee em heii > buehele anf rt a : oats ack eo sc Ossebeawte ian — iers i higher, 2% cog Stewart- War. Mb ‘. ay Be tively inactive. Th ond is compara. Primary recetpts of Oe = ae TOLEDO, O., Dec. 11.—C NE Wy ate The ae! i I pre Switt & Co. .107% 107% 107%) ' also lost e Puget Sound ds en & woth ane eed beste Gua a perl -c $13.85: Dec. $13.85 over seed: prime cefpts 6430. Cream It.—-Butter firm: re ift nt) . ; . eine © 625 0% ; than a ye sins D149. 8s March & = me y higher thar ews pe ’ Swift Intl... 194, 19 \ 5 # over 2 points, b , — nes > 635.000 bushe = year CHICAG 13.85: March $13.90. 929@95%*3c: crean ri om Wee HE PO I : 20 Stand papebane y P ip : re tase also there ode ° ut in this ohne oe than a aa a oe ae ©) 91. AGO Dec 12 —Wheat—No 4 eA 45 %5 a ae “i ‘ ery extras 54 lee fireat« -DISPATCH off rv wy , . ‘o ; and }i . ‘ . ’ ad , . oe rec ' lint nacking stock current r . be e A 9 550 In Care fd . 4g! Ae 4Rty bond Saturda : no Sales of the oate BE tan nd = being 1,8°0O 000 Tea te ome >] "4a iS. J harc, $) "4 Leg : No ” " 4 NO. ~ joc ees stead, 2 . . 7 ane of ¥ ers you a Sadd lekick in > | Oteraeec ne; it aa fallied 3 Sousa bobs refunding 4%4s| ceinte were heavier than a week ao ark mt oh OE Rn Be No. 1 | She. Gnesee dheaky festa. SOM 5Re. frets — Qu can earn one of these hand sturdy |! payment for a little spare-time serv- wee ] n ] t &. FRY ~ A “ 4 e oda . oe SN TTT (4 al 74 Le, “aay ‘> oot “ orn——No 2 iixed voc CORO stead Y rece Sie O«ne rivets . Some u . 4 | a e149 , p 70% if ~oy, ae ture 45 y. The deb IT , fo te 3 mized, 72% @738 ad, |whole milk flats wa09; Stat t f ° r y 1 ; sh 1 n Iron Wks & st = . 7s x of 1934 a en- CA LF RECEIPT + i Lixed, 4 l a 7 4c No o. ‘ : « _’ « ai» (" OS ditto ian ~ . _ > 100 West Knit b4*, 54 54 ‘ San Francisco . t. Louis p 2 white, 7475 ee! Ne ute, 67 G72 4c; No age run, 27¢ itto ave ‘ air ost- . 1,049 Wrigley : = . regular issues were very ir- AN MARK No. 4 white, 10% ar 3 white. 73a 73% CHICAGO, Dee. _11.—Butter—i'nchs ul ispatch. - IRA Vo! Mfe } th ae 118 over 2 , the adjustment 6s a hes White, 461, 48 oe Sii nc. Onte—No 2 eamery extras. 55! : hanged . le 225 Yellow | aa 199 joo Over S advancing | ; ” 46%0; No 4 white 43% ¢ 3 white. 45@ | extra firsts, 51@54% ec. standarie O14 —_ ‘ a elliow Taxi. 72%) 72% 7% Sireppet over. While the inco &{| NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, IL, I No. 2, 8819 @ ea nite. 48%, O48 Kc. -Rve— | 4: 48. 440460 — oe. ee oe oLai sa ieSs. 45.000 shares. - —— -— - bo over a point I ° me “is ' —Receipts today estt i > hbes er. 8 othy need S6a@A TS on: sey, oD | 14¢ Tim- 4° ER ch ses firet« 49@ —" — ind a @iryt « = ~_~* 4 4 nds Southern Pacifi oe calves. “500: hogs ee 5 Cattle and a 7 nominal. Lard ba 10 oi ar oY 20 ‘ “ 47 46 mis e'la@r “er s 4 “t "ff - , ; ; - f rete pngneemnennans . and “BR; Fr Cc ermina] F . VU: } : 7,000: sheep 1500: | 4 20 _ e tibs, $10.50 ‘or evires OR le @ 29 rate” refrigers ’ .* oid eS | orses and ? ] , ; ? KANEAS ere | - 6% a O77 le st yaa e cera »? firs « ston Stock Market | ~C.£&0 & *our” general 4 . mules, 1000. A ITY, Mo.. Dec, 11 ‘ NEW ' Se cethmripiiepiiepeumatamentanetion sintocan — - Convertib) S gained. CATTLE—wWith receipt } Neat——No ”* hard. $1.14@1 oe. Si. BSN | a NEW YORK Ter 6 on. " ; SS a ; e 4's re near receipts moderat 114 Corn—- * L.was oO ’ re rry hickens }) vt : “ _ , pnu ltr a Special to tk Di / . 3 n acted. | demand fi . ate and low. 74¢: > No. 3 white. 71 fo. 2 21e@22 whei % eignt, © xpress BOSTON 5 Radia Fees =" i * Can eth was shown by* : d fair, the opening days market ru! low 74 Nt 3 yellow, 73c: hea Lele egy eatin . e ris 1Ra24 ro Sinead mPa. bebe tod i = —— im “Spt for th eatureles lights at $9.50. veal! mall bunch of choice wixea’ leh § alfalfa. $24@2450. © ven a u see the S . mon an hel . or - Amaline . : 40 2 l4y Pr : : @ strength { ms SS y ee . ~~ le @ 82 My F" x ” 4c Rye NEV , Tr y. ® e rst n your neighborhood q iacarte ele’ ie os a 28 ae den ation given fo . pees $3.50 32.40 to $2.50 hol 9: canner | ~.5e lax No j $°61@ ke: tll x RK. Dec. 11.—The cotton mar ae , . 4 ae - oS 3 ¢ r the gud- , Wk. $3.50 to $4.5 “.0V; Bologna bulls, Ket showed renewed firmness at the 0 -_ _East Butte ..... R - : Up of Davi HOGS—T a —— sday, with Meek artes TE oe 1 belnis bind ere s $. GaGa vm R4 ot a -Caro oie ison Chemical, PE ie re he new week opened with lichter | | D ] G . wl ~ er-Sundav ol owl 5 pee mis The Saddlekick Is Not on Sale nm St i S . md Creek ..... 109% 109 10a tural Ch American Ag- | “cstern markets as wel point and other | | al ra demand, which was encouraged by the reja- : , Lou Th aaee : . oe ” , . re.) , : tiv , ‘ p ™ raged by th reja- bd . 18 tores ¢ Mer cornela . + tet gee. - Shoe Mach ... ta? oa ; th ho had utchers and the m : an.....- teeee f 43 ae ‘ eir tax losgse 10@15c higher gi > was shortly on a aa Louis ..' 224) 128! 138) 43° tec |Ship | to 25c, or within 8 points of Betui te hg PAREN TS: Sant ° | Trimity ~.......%... 15-16 15-16 1 ago t s long ih | with most of t | Chicago 43 148 88 (RE lay 8 Cios- a aus Id 20c Utah ee oe) oR as PY gi? h 0 be within the n bon clearing around $8.60 ol aoe eae Minneapolis oa9e 60 847 247 42 341 The early realizi ;, . cou ring no more ac- NOTE . .” a sera Ou 26 8 > The ng now. ew law | OROSe SOFTEE BO to $8 Gr alee Sindee | Kan City .| 423 abe $4 - 712 1&8 cepatty absorbed ai ne dee bens — ceptable gift for a red-blooded boy or gi | th th We expect to quickly absorb the fact 5 ere Ee re late, this serving to oper- | ‘ \lwaukee 1 10: @a 3 Qo | «s. for January ‘ Se reaction to r an ° 3c Winone . ona] Lead ate against an early clea 2 a oper oT 7 3 1¢ 194 nw area! ~ y the market steadie . e r d . (remem ee napa ae eee + i; _ which Ww recapitulati: Order buyers took tt aes. uluth 251! 577 - ~~ “12 gj] Sguin on the firm late cabi Prams tgs DDLEKICK S . p o uction of Saddlekick d : all street h el aed ee ne ee eee es | Omaha 101 : and bullish Sout enigma ais bend og 4 ee sampl d : s and must mak : Om an: m Sook the Tahter hogs fresiy |Omana } ~ =) &: ahortiy > . 7 ea @! ound o ’ | ne tion of a $6 divi- fy tony market was cn Phan > Ewae seneives St. 18 Fur Market points net ty A ge @ o'clock, or about 16 | , | be run earnings are said | are .— of last week. Best fat lambs OS te The oposition which deve! / P| 15 @ the ning at the rate of about grades $13 eta Gh ait fair to medium RACCOON. SS ee ae started a ienen ms O _—e e : a re. UT | shee ae ft 25, culle $10@11, mutton Sout ral 1a in the last hour. LD Searles “Cem ea = | ———— choppers. ne tecme ae a3. 50 sn gare $7. | —— re erases $4 = Fig? 58 a0 | lon at ‘sana aes w sd the moment diepon 2 a 7 oGv.s and canners ™“eCcium > 00 ic commission house trader oe . ptiyl ik TENDE a i ee ec temetees 3.25 00 clean up befor ise traders to Off ; HORSE , ; Sma Spe IRE ety 4 50 | fore the report carried prices t er 1s open on! t , i Lme NCY LOWER ap HORSES AND MULES—The 200 horses | NO. 2 ----1.76@3.00 2.40 32 | the, jow level of the day arried prices to DISPA P y to boys and girls who are not identified with th — rere m today were u to No. 8 . 2.00%2.50 2.2543.: W2-OC to 24.91: and : A, ry ciosed TCH and wh ; " ; ° . e sale or d t - } Same as that of la t © ; on ro ‘ a “ee EERE 26 . NEW - € 1 ° . . e a u 1 a * Ms. NEW YORK CURB sistas unter i009 week. “Mules totaled | — $5 LBS |W ABW TORK, Dec. 11.—spot cotton quiet: y, Venice and Madison in Illinois: and Kirkwood, Webst G 7 mm St. Louis, Belleville, Gran- The “Sie . a SS ae Ey | this market was also about oy ioe with ~~ | jarge 3 25 + 9 a | wood ” Missouti. = _— Flori t Valley Park and Maple- & . ee ae ee Oe eS _——— ee in i Post-Dispatch pres st!Medium ....... 3 75 99 9.00 | t “a FORK, pec. 11 — | nassthininceliieniiinshal REE dw oc ce 20 -60 6.50 Liverpool Cotton Stead subscriptions are ired ; | ® Exchan, 79S eben — No. 2? 1 5001.7 0 75 42 LIVER y. required—each for 6 months. N . : ; hesitat oc om the . No. 2°....1.50@1.75 2.26@2.50 3 ' 4 ‘ POOL, Dec 11 . dit £ . ° o extra M ] . Z 35. ‘ “e t toda ated {mn their u | I I | eS Tae 2.50 3.60@4.00 | quiet; prices st : ed ORTON Spot credit tor yearly subscriptio aii or brin ‘ 20. Se vic pre aie market arid the | vestock Elsewhere || S2$ i. __35__20 83 Auity middling, “14-630 'midaiines’ 4484: — ‘ g this ENROLLMENT BLANK to the J i “riba Owards slightly iene | OPO mie So 25 | low middli 14.184: ¢ ng, 4.48; | , irculati .: = _ “' w ly | CHICAGO. Dec. 11.—(U etn tl SSUM. =e | Cdteery, SE RAL Gel cane es +0. 08e: subscriptio ulation Depa St - y 2 on 2." ~~ for the first half ses- | of Agriculture. -—Hogs: GU. 8. pevrssst | Large Rpigeepe ey . os ing 3300 15.264. Sales, 4000 bales, includ. ew neal P eae Dail required—from rsons not now Y a Pp rtment of the POST-DISPATCH. ocks Grain Cotton BOm@e primi. "i price changes co trading guteted | @8.50. bulk. 140. later slow: bulk, $8.16 | Small ......-.. 5O 65 + | me American. Futures cloned v 5000 bales; f g the Daily POST-DISPATCH, whether purchased *°U will immediately receive order blanks _ acted: on these tiannciet POSS 7m Polen ings ee eet noe nad to narrow | $8 20, abuiK. 280 80 2 pound evereces, | a, "ete asa 25 35 os subscripti a . Inquiries Invited 4 o cc hinmulative preferred stock | $8 soak bs. ent lik $8.40978.50; light, |Black ...$1.75@2.50 3.25@4: : a bsc POST are required. No credit allowed for aM JAMES E BENNETT x e | ‘ ne 108° trading, hat aie was | ing sows. fn Sion ee bes +. ter 50: pack- Sh. stripe 1.25 it ° s8@3 ce : cna 75 New Orleans S Cotton Sunday -DISPATCH subscriptions. A Sunday POST Ne ted | ‘ - ’ , ; w ~ a A ay tng . cat oe go, * -@ “= * “ , ° . . . * , y on ‘ WV i The present $14.000 eenior ay | $1 40e7 75: killing ples 88.358. 50 rough, Nr. stripe .65@ .85 1.00@1.50 1 Oe | ae ff ae Fr + — DISPATCH reader who has not been reading the Daily POST-DISPATCR POST-DISPATCH Circulation nd Members All Principal Excns®, en mM iat was 7 a wart of a $60 000 900 BS eee ea 28,000; better grades Br stripe 26a 50 .75@1.00 1.00 or | peasy: 3s points higher: sales ee &., per | may subscribe through you under this pla 4 \SPA Sen A oO as Dept.: gu- Olive 966. 407 N.F gue : 107% - viel for public subscrip- ~ ra scarce: about steady, others weak: l’nprime 2 100 .560@2.00 ° 30 middil arr vs, 450: low middling, 24 we | n. d instructi f Yield abo crip- | spote lower. killing auplity ry + | Muekrat 7 > «a 3.00 ; ng, 4£9¢C; good middi a, Serwwwe | ons tof getting a Sadd! S ture chet Sbout 6% per cent. | short-fed ity very plain: bulk | xx; ii 90 8541.25 (75@1.00 | ceipts, 6999: s od middling, 25.50c; r : in ekick without sl. . cape! © ciwed. shortly aft | short vie ef caste Gi eananie ee 2 Ole ee ts, BDOO: stock. 285 457 25.500¢; re- ‘ ee g or collecting any mon pay- —~- - SEEEbGns Gnd tt cto conetn te, mottled, Seah carts ton yeneaen. 2 | Ee 10. ‘30 (10M .20 Dao subscriptions are required. We in i omis t mal -— — ime had Ware reported that | Weste ua 4 , » yearlings. $11: », at 0 320 .10@ .2 10 eo y I . at e vest gate the I r ’ ee : i rn 4 2 . ~ . ™ Faby, reported thas ee!? oversubscribed. | stock be ge why i _momerate sapply: she ee 18 25 .25@ .50 Boa 80 St. Louis Spot C e validity of the order and the subscriber's re- I wae © to: abide requirements of your offer. : ~ e j ‘ . ‘ : > : i : H ' 4 . oo § . : . “ . e i . - e ; ee ners of Humble O!1 Co. had of | fecders steady to strone: rend 6 Senay Grey Fox .50@1.90 Rs A UP ns gg sponsibility. All orders are received subject to acceptance or understand, fully, that all orders are subject to your ac . es me wo arte, ee upon a awihend no Aa a seen ind $8 for ae- | Red Fox 5045.0 T5@R ow somit en | pe IPS rmiar yo 5 he gy 0 lg ge rejection by the POST-DISPATCH caynenee os rejection. ; . “ v n stoc ; tsiders pay'ng upward ‘cor 1.00@20 . m ling 24:50 ‘Adline 8% OR. =O; . not | - aa Serial Gold Notes | alue a the rmatsg wel . ropes } to Lad BO4 seer, tot SOOO sr py oe kind. _B’ver 1 Ooi 8.00 a poe 30 4 1 O0@28 00 middling 26c; ciddling fain "86 boc. good | ss pe will tender orders from who now read , p hh pe the &nnouncement the | /°* SiGN: emcee ta Mh ee et eto oF muskrat at 30c to 60c. Kite, ™ or -2y : Home-Delivered mete tge » are required. noun Pa pape whether purchased from «a the | yable Semi-Annually a tt ieee vement of Stande > packers: some held above $15.0), feeder -_ goods worth/ess. New York Ooffee usiness district readers or er. ’ 9 nce Standard Olle was | *¥PPiy very light: one load, €}-pound Nt eceneceeereee NEW YOR . | better served b — I a land Fue ern feedine lambs $14.50: shee wag 7, lle; RK, Dec. 11.—Coffee—Rio—N o DY newsboys and cannot be includ under _ + am not identified in any way | m St. Louis Improved Real Este BBD, while Cities “Service ‘commen at ot Soman 3 ewes. STR. JIB Hide Market. nese ee 8 S4c; | terms of this offer. This makes necessary @ sotinieal the + tion of the POST-DISPATCH. with the eale or dlstsibe- A ie be actively soid ote common | pound clipped ag * $f 25; nd lend 100- | HIfDES—Country bids firm, few off } eee Sale, Sy stricted area, and orders will not be ce s ~eNfle- the activ ms Petro ed wethers, $7 an ’ offerings. | “1.3 : : accepted for d ° so iv ie elivery utely e investment — ts a ceekias C naAt of the fado- -——--— — one me tale per 3 uote current receipts | New York Sugar within the district bounded NAME - rite, phone or cali— a art | early trad ew high for the di a ae . iide on wet salted): w = : ; a ne ok yet A via f . ing. but s ; We g Wet Salted. , | NEW YORK. Dec. wate ooo eee eee eeeee | > Udsequent ls Chicago Provisions | ie. terereer 120. Fuint "pry 9. | market, was unchanged early today, "Bont ON THE NORTH BY CASS AV meee eee & : = - ‘ a eae ING. Bi scevses c Salted .. 130 e : rere © ered at 4c. cost . : : : - - aie: . a . corer equa! to 5, i ‘ and freicht. 4 nn ” Spachl “> = | Sheep Petts and Goat Ski ee ve 11 —Following !s a fe-| Bulle: Ne 3 ; = — k....1Zo were RE". for centrifugal, but no sales ON THE SOUTH BY CHOUTEAU AV. AGE.. COPE ORO EETEE TREE OM CER OR: ‘ . ? PE] ‘ ns. | selling tt igh, low, close and previous Giue stock ... 3c Culls o« ante --++ & Raw sugar futures opened est ON THE WEST BY GRA — state Cc Seventh and ; lamb ag ae! Woo! pelts, $1.25. quotations = = provision market: | Uncured hides, le less , @alted... Vo py a on off onder scattered Nautdert: _ oO ND AV. ADDRESS : e wc per : c@$1.25: dry me igh, Lok. Close. - Sat. No. 1 horsehides, mane mission houses, with pric on oF eeeecsoeee O. Chestnat = 3} Bo. for light AT a Pages a tt end No. 2. 34: ee $5: to 4 points net lower. prices at midday ¢ N THE EAST BY THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. WeeeEOTCeer Sete ie | — “ | ngs, 15¢ to 20c; ordi [January ......30.22 10.10 > | Hog hides, 10c—glue and oulls hal! eas e market for refined su eonti | — : mary y ; 10.12 10. f price. ujet and prices ‘ontinues | _ RY . esas 0.50, 10 . are unchapnge ” ' — No. 1 common at er ae 40_ 10.42 10 —— 5c for fine granulated - vars aed ev = aaa re were : — a Sasees angora at January . ...10.13 16.10 10.17 9.90 FROOM BE ge _— jee 1 ere spe ay cm ‘ ’ * , ' V7 . ” “4 if—w ugar fut May . «+e-: _ 99u 9.82 0.83 9.70 $360, ice, $420 orking fair to good, sales. 19 000 & closed steafy: approximate " ; cho $420 per car. ' s; January, 3.75¢ aes 3.45¢; May. SBSc; July, 367. March, % | > > ; . ‘ ‘ LN LLL OE a > ' 2 % : " F Fs eS —

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a or Sane eee —-- ee OC CT — a ee ad RR SS ms 4 eer Ze = Spe oe if a a 5 pe aa : f An ee Sal * ore ~*~ se ARE YOU MISSING any of the WANT-AD MESSAGES u which may be , especially intended for YOU? - Weekly Bargains Mean Dollars to You Each Week. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Certrs AUTOMOBILES " Central ,% ~ wueed serers from $323 te -se-3: «il be fet heral terms. catie*eo")> fwe-Overiané. Tec _FATTERIES — $127 ans es se tarea'n SA Ww rank gurrantce Tec po a ters. Frank! im Moter age renderer? new natn com vetety rebuilt mechanical’ ort: the beat lookire ree : ener right. too Hot her - 2891 Lecom. Oren ever special vecesne tn coupes. sedara, roeedstes r terms. Tevis Moor Co. 3800 Locus: . Authorized Ford ani + Ra @« @oer mYTren: Tine Pavwert Fivcher ne Sout® touring: ex mh Ste OR S438: SICYCLES—SUPPLIES % a nt tenrine cepatiion. i’ = Auto (© 2 Victor 1 Br K-— * oe = eee eenmait? wd DETR! TE lectric coupe We are @a urusva! Searcain in this car wat cenéiticr riced tow ow Automodiie C 438 N. Bouché a ee BIRDS AND PETS , Cetra: CANAR’™ a ‘ITD~e ed guaranteed ™ae « rgers $* e 4 wh ™e rms = ~~ ne ve ane s ge ee ‘al wriees 8 our -f s (>erTer $. 7s i ro Pets “ant nm ar * &-s For New Bargains See Next Monday’s Post-Dispatch MEN'S WEAR mn - ~— oo a a we a See Quick Mea! gue stoves aed Nort, SLi—Ae4@ train ‘ree ost o -~, ~ ~ Stora, 53.4 Livan. opp DR ERCHIEFS—Mec's sahil , =e a7[t = e~ hr wa. . Ss eee oe 1 es r rank cord 3eu3% $5 GS ume of a F-ne gheestnte . cnet os P zs ; Ry - Ceara &)- at te wrk ieee ~— 2 $outn ee * art our house « 7 ret ” oremee a. = TS a 2. = g& rh “SF proper: - a Tle ar “ sre 2 beet cant ies = _ Borcher fing _3eR0 Wows LT ae wire year heme for i ee egg 8 cenatne Mtecieum exit «(te ran beck > calo® specia: his wees tr Si4c0 | © a 25:9 Easter ASK Ste Eerecheet at rou: comsiets ontetecrinn Hair Baz o-- te eruiture and Mowing | ~s.. 42116 “> 1s - wore et ca* “Sra. 4 sires est gaert Yess > os . emt r *- ech’ is of >t hes tas ga.Ts X MILLINERY Certra! smbrstina, in bie, green, oe Soen, ht os 2m handien. | Nearer Zor’ «a 1s S23 = Seuth “ts , a° Fes st Evererc™> > EXTRA SPECIAL: Women's bieck a>¢ bes Bese. a!) © ts & 2 >. iRce — _ - " > i3 = ple suits men's 28 only rw fom ‘Ted ots -eer inten 3 Sencar. ) eee >= SS teh cor

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: ; “@ECEMBER 11, DECEMBER i111, a ICE New Bargains Next Monday’s ost-Dispatch TAILORING ee PAPER WOMEN’s WEAR awe work dene now, inghaus, 207A | Sidney ; Siriney 1424R, ————— WASHING MACHINES she wing new and 2 suifs. pric?s regula r $8 values, con schoo! ehoe mar and Tay! or av made to order for men. ee ee ee -WELLSTON || WASHERS —Six different ~ for every ‘home and. every Fine ¢ ‘ustom Taliors, ¢ Tailors: better eethes nat weol suit to measure, , at 1627 Market — 3333 C CLEANERS and washing chines, all makes ear h machine gully guaran. or gTay ee worsted sults, 50 + MACHINES—Electric: real os . floor ag and ee cee or By gte.: casi SOMPLETE Line a ) Greeting Ca a he Mode: - ea “otk, Bell, Forest 4294 —=———_ ave siz 4 by coming to Prank Frank! D putt, — — of . regular hg valwe. 08 WATER HEATERS WATER HEATERS—Hotfman, — Phone H offman Sl ITEs of sorid quarter- cnwes | | RADIO SU PPL 1ES—Compiete Mredoced prices: mntisfac- | WOMEN’S WEAR semble eet s tao 0 | ALL-WOOL Potret twill BUY direct fror maker: our new store wil 1. at eur open! ng w 11] ieryiak Ready flashlights, | and worlds of other bargains. 4752 Easton 4 SPIRAL radio, Gem crys DRESSES—A mighty eale of 2 velvete. and trico- values to $39.7 iD. -9R Cc 2A 8 UMBRELLAS. BLE ERS Stvile Shop. ra lim. ', assorted etyles and sizes. Separate col lars ta : NN 23- 25 Easton av. HOSIERY —Our first week!y { “bila rene aneoried Rain-Shine umbrelias. ombreliag in blue, green, purple | : “white or amber handles, “Namendorfs. 221 N. 8th 5000. ohm head- Phos ; - tricotine en E Ae | dres omg By . retses ) ur 5075 weelee av. -HOSTERT—Biik fashioned hose: a | also a ' li line ‘of | ose 4n hype woo! oe wonrerful Xmas ipo 3A UMBRELLAS—10,000_ um- ROASTERS Ape “PP hone Fer ‘Buson 67 , LADI ~~ all- coal * this week special, Wensen"s ‘Shop, 1711 Frank- TIRES—Ol4 Afie! id ure Tm, bargains: 1 © eéveral high- -frade mas (“has nn = fireles . ‘ | DaTEnage Fireless sale of plush coats. trim- med with fur collars and cuffs: extra val- ve; make your selection now: sit will hold same 3-nlece overetuffed ¥. wanted. Schuss- N. Grand, next to Lindell Thea. ~ aii rter Oak: we ne agg or gtove. re. ™ 1078: 20 Cass ‘cy. for ‘$10. 95 to ~' coa ts Shuuhhes. Bolivi Ww vATC H-— —— Pir een- IBOLESTERING—Why par . $10 and up. Max Tzinberg, 2013 uote the lovest prices errr work ; “phone as 3 now 6219 en avenue. Tel OVERLAND _ Art pmph enac are . Drug Rtore, with ‘arming ‘con. fine cooker and ha ker, G. Willard 81° 612 Franklin velour and slik piush coats. And or witbo: it fur trimmings. $25 valve. Rts An eee ee 1248 &. Broadway. VARIETY STORE REPA “ag G—w a repa ingle al covered mi 5 year “ — ee n tered 2 notices, 3 each a line, . SEs. “maemo 3 a. m., Ernst A. Dun- and see them s00n; terms Wesling (nee Dunker), W leunker and our dear gran ifathe: and great-grandfather, vs ed Dy Iberssar, @ear mother Alfred and Charlies Fish ‘of William Schroeder mother-in-law. grandmother and aunt. Wednesda a ROSSEN MEY oe an get doub) . Few * KS. mn : } 192! > 1 rm en go ee into rest on Sundar be , ‘ har on Rosser Ineyer al E "ashionah le ‘Shoe * latest styles, r Louis andl baby Louls poeta. ‘$2. SEA RA—Sud: de ni —— | Calvar Cemetery NEW shi pment of hich- -graae a =~ tongue i ntered _ aon c $3.35. into rest on Satur- J. and the tate oten dear grandfather, | law “Dee. 13. 8:3 law. SHOE S—Cua ugtom made aitenti on g'ven to tender and crip 1203 South e Prrkiinnes perfect At. lms culate Conception Chu: a. In- lvary Cemetery or (O.) papers please copy. es: into reat Sunday. . SAL EW omen’ as ech, dear sister a Mrs Guoasie Schaettier . Our dear aunt and sister-in- | ; tine o oa a and puntps, new eatina, your choice for 33,8 k Shop, ] 733° take place from Arthu Donneily's pariors, , on Tuesday afternoon, Interment in Memoriai Park Cemetery pies peencter. 10 " feise and Margare* Women's black ane b -fashioned — hose, al) sizes, $1.4 rown full -” ’ GRAUNICK'S Ss, 1300 Biddle st. st. A pair of silk hose men's or iadies’ sho PHILIP VETTER—On Sunday, of 353 9 Pestalozz! street. ( “hrist lan Muetze sean dear mother ge utara 5 ire ¢ iBaler Mehl. in her sixty inth yeas the Collins parlors. AZ ot Ram Grand | to Benetentaine Cemetery KETCHER-— ~At Dixon, | Dec. 9. 1922, at 9:45 p. m., ' beloved husband of Mamie hetcher (nee Cir. brother of Herman Ketcher and tae Sout . Grand boulevard. Pray med rai out our entire stock of shoes os and into rest on Bunday, Jan. 1: men’s house slinpers, $1. a : Store. 4305 Lee. wooDs— rn itered into rest on Sunday, Dec t 3 } Re Mrs. Am el ia Repe. t Alice and Jessie Reiser Denneliv's pariors -in-law and grandfather, SHOES—chilérea’e s school, specials $1. 05 and $2 85; guaranteed all leather. Co motto: aLinE—bEntered Dre i fd. to Vathalla hats aby SHORS— Bove ers = a: 5%. ‘Sr her into rest on Give us a trial. and dear ® ster of 4138 N. Newstead av. SPECIAL ARMY ene David Shoe Store. ; ra _ 3726 W. Florissant av. 3 SPECIAL—_Complete line of m in black and brown calf and ath at ooo e of liom _brot aa & PERSONAL ‘ bs vary * Cem et ery "Deceared was @ member of of K. L. of Be- ee IF YOU’VE DECIDED TO EXTEND YOUR BUSINESS and add to your staff, =i right people through these columns. } || LOST and FOUND Solid agate, 25¢ line; out-of-town, 25¢ daily, 30¢ Surday; minimum 2 i lineé. sree or more tneertions 1¢ line discoun —_— ~~ Lost AIHEDALE—Lost. female: 4046 Fage. Li dell 7O1S8IJ. Reward Name _ Puppet. ie - | AIREDALE —Lost: male. tan and black n- 3) name Jack reward Mr. Wasew, 4)]74 | Carter. Bomont 21. (3) AIREBEDALE—Lost: mei!tc. “2. Louis or &8t louis County, anewers to maine, Jimmy. Phone Olive 5364 during office hours; i:b- ! _ eral reward * ee ee s ie BAG Lost: black silk sewing bag: con- ve ts unfinished linen cover; phone Lin- ciel) 3 PAG—Lost: brown ~~ Joath er, concainiag money, ete., near McCausland and Ghades AVS ; a4 reward Benton TTAW. if} BAC-—Iaet ittle, b lue Siik, ontaining money a nd che ok: check made out to Claudia BR. t;oo00dwin Lindel) 4871: :eward ue BAti— Lost ladyv'’& biack traveling, »etwoen Yale and tUnion av.: containing cvolonial coll lamp: reward 6 Yale pi.. University (‘ity Cabany 3418. (ec) Blipi. FOL Adm IL, ost: conta ning hight ing li- cense and money (7rand or Hiodiamont ear. reward, 1332 ‘Goodfellow Phone Cab- aft) 172DR i -DOOK FULDER—Lost; gray: containing a arms amount of money. on Belt or De | at re car, Monday morning; reward °F, vy ‘Rat se henbach (ce) | Bi WI. ING WATCH FCB—Lost. call Victor PART HH. Feward., BROWN FUR—Lost. on Jetierson car Bun- day evening Call Miss Lydia Hawre; Central 2179; reward BUNCH OF KEYs- Lost, on Page between Biackstone and Union reward Cabany 1°°sow Bu TTON—Lost: “Moose; with S&S 4 amonds: liberal reward 82% Pine st. Phone Olive 1540. Lie CLOTHING-—Lost: child's: suit long asrder- wear and stocking. Mrs. Sandau, 4340 Lee: reward, LC +— Lost airedale puppr: male. 42378 Lindel Lindell 2 » Lx }—J.ost. German police dog; iibera!l re- ward if returned to H. H. Laumeier. 7°2 (‘heatnut st t¢ DOG—Airedaie; license No. 12,388: kindly return to 4111 Beethoven Phone Pornont "010 between 8:30 and & pvp. m Tar 2 Liws—Airedale: anawers fo the narne of Jack. straved from 6419 Virginia: reward DOG—Lost. larce collie, from 65005 Shaw sliightiv liame; liberal reward Grand S3385M (od) EARRING—-Loat: pearl, between 2list and market and Jefferson and Washington, re- turn to 4103A Fairfax; reward. Fi K CHOK rh K— jOst. brown ink ‘Vander- voorts.. rridayv: reward ( ‘sbany 1696W (1) '| GLASSES—Lost, shell rim. Sunday. 4462 Washington. King’s highway. Delmar: De!- mar car. Hamiltor ie HAT—Zist: biack vel vet. Pra rie and ( ot- tage reward Return 25228 Prairte. (c2) HOUND DOG Lost: black and tar aca) loped In one ear Colfax 2049. reward. 5115 N. Broadwar. i LE ATHER FOLDER—Lost. Saturday eve ning. near Taylor — eens name in- ecr bed. containing ran identify re ward. Call 4540 Lesinat at Lan K ET—L ost; lion head. m onogram i S. on back; return to J. H. Schmitt, 1819 Sidney. reward ieB) MAN'S SCARF—Lost at FRalto Theater Saturday night: reward Call “¢mad 8537 MONEY-— Lost $15; lieec. &: return to H Wickmann, 3715 N. Sth: reward. MONEY—Loast,. $50 lle Kroger’. s Pendie- ton and Eaeeton Meas Ri reward (‘all evenines, Fereneon 189 (e3 POODLE Dtj—Los', smal). one hand high Saturday night. Return to 4106 Oakwood a \ Pine Lawr Mo., a? 4 receive reward. (:« Pl R jo? st. ®rmae eather, containing $)0 between Ne wetead and Page Delrra: 3464]. Forest 12354 4448A Page . 7 > PT RSE —Loaest: smail brown, with 2 keys finder may retain change Call Linde TOR4 (c) Pi RSE—Lost: biack leather, on © e street ar, SPundcay nocr Call -— es Wahison. De! mar 5O9TJ:; reward PU RSE—Lost gray leather, containing money, a bank book and Gfiasses at Grand-Leader Saturday 2:30: reward. Ca!) Bridge 2900, station 33. or St. Clair PROO. etatior 33. _% ic) SETTE a ny ‘or straved: Liewellyn setter, white and black spotted: answera name of Alex 916 & 24 ic2 SHOES—Lost, lady's tan oxford. in depart- ment store, Saturday. Cali Grand 6001W “, SW BATER—Leo+* . biack and ‘yellow be - tween Shepard Schoo! and 9600 W yom ing. oi W voming WRIST WATCH—Lowt, Monday. 9:15 a m., Hod t car, initials lL. 1. Bomont 743 or Cant ~— 5418 io) WRIST WATCH—déost Friday afternoon lads s. white gold black hand het ween Scruggs. Famours-Barr or to or on Page car 5717 Bartmer, or Cabany 166 (e]) BULLD My ~Found harness, collar, license rand 3547W. « st [a DOG—Found 3 white: large mixed Airedale and _hov nda. Grand 1597 R. e2) LINOL EUM RUG—Fow a. North St. Louls Owner can have same by identifying and paying for ad Olive SRAT ic3 SET RING—Found: Dec. 2 Sidney 87d tc) . [posines CARDS sold agaie 26e li. ont-of town. 95- daily. 20¢c Sunday, minimum 2 lines. Fhree or more ingeriions 1c line diacount. ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. —_ -—_—_ heer +. inting @t1 bones prces. McGi ! _*& 123 "Xo ith st. _, Olive . S- (et 4) -_-_- ” FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. FUR RNAC CES—Pine and pipeiess all com- lete: new anc used; ait sizes prices from 5 to $150; Front Rank. Home Comfort. pall 2o0Vva American. Zero King. Ideal Kine. Charter Oak, Boyton, Overland. these furnaces wil! make a good Christmas pres. ent for the home, 8 "HMIPT BROS... 4" Laciede av.: phoné Lin. 4726; Delmar 1590 t ’ — “MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES CONCHETE cutting and wreck! ng. without __bi asting. _ Graner Construction ¢ Co. (cS) c CONC RE T E v work. @li kinds, around homes, factories. garages. waterproofing fuaranteed rhage © ourwie e Wiptler. Onive ‘ .) _ KKALEM re ntered l O24. at J 45 o’clock p. deariy beloved fa Kralemann, Emma Lampe percents, SOc ver line daily, 35¢ line SrvLke rh a — creations in @%-. Out-of town $5c, daily of clusive ladies’ footwear are await moderate prices “models. “Nov velty Shoe Store. ther of Herman Fi. hi s peventy- eighth dai vy. £0c Sunday Minimum 2 lines it, our entire ses stock on sale this week: large variety low ~ tt ois® shoes at 8c pair. M. Steffen, 7 P33 5 : men’ ti 4 of Andrew Ma ausehund Boe pie- Twine. —— straps. 4 vaiue " I 3 at tn athalla Cemet er leather and gat lues: Pr hone 'F erguson and Raymond D. and dear brother and Thomas Coke Brickev of Brickey of ‘Om eola. MASONIC MEETINGS tc Mme =n Heler's untertak- es ankle samperee Bnaeag..” Fy shoe repairin Me auspices of Kn! zht Mo al, 4055 Olive —~ S307 North sleruet sts. __. Better Shoes for Less Mone? | SHOE -- rm gaa i(}rand boulevard. «> LEITH—Ente red The Molay dri!l teame: MEN'S full soles with Pi full One box a ae and gur dear ran dtather r. Save wd Mredall ave- 19 (lii.) papers please copy. _ with paraphernalia, @net ‘of Moolah Tem ipte MeGR ALL —F ats red ear rest o. ee ’ : Patrick « Chur h. | mestic Shoe Sang |} NATIONAL Shoe lian papers please copy REID—! ntered inte rest Dee. 10 _ Margaret RB Reid, Mothe? Reid. Mra. vanaersoy Oy $921. the POST-DISPATClI 6650 AGENTS WANTED ads "* MGre than the THREE other Rewapapers COMBINED BELLEFONTAINF Chapter No. 26. R A . Rtated ection. me! Chureh Tuesday, terment privaié A°°8. Riverside L AD Y" » ler Hvgrade Art Mfg. Co. 19 8. Broaiway WE IER STRIPPING done on doors and “ ty", ws immediately: reasonathie (‘a f+? “AT GBH z STORAGE AND MOVING MOVING by load « eontract: furniture taken for moving Homont—Central 297 8. (c8) , MOV ING—I ocal and long Aistance, at rea- sonabie rates. West End Storage Co., 3016 Chouteau. Grand 260, Victor 746. MSH (c8) MOVING, packing, storing, aaa nipping. hour or contract. J. H. Rights. #4 North M _ket. mM. Tyler 2323, Central 14 BL. (c8) —— ee - — SOUTH SIDE “STORAGE AND Mov ING s- 1903 Sidmev et.; fireproof warehouses. _vietor 608, “Sidney 235. (cB) STOVE REPAIRS oo — eee = eee EE STOVES—Hot water, steam. hot air fur- maces repaired: perts furnished Grand 1: 206 BR (c3 A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. Stove repairs 318- 318 KR sa et. SD | WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. PAPERHA NGING And painting: you fur- nigh meterial. we wtil do he work Oliver, Cabany 220. (eB) ROOMS papered, $7: nice paper. NE Nagle. R32 Laclede. Lindell 5245W. Delmar 34775 (c8) | ee PROFESSIONAL Send @g.ute, sat tine Oul-of-100n fie dai/y. 80c Aunday, Totlet Arti cles, Medical. 30c deity. 8ic Sun day: out-of-town. 3ic daily or Sun day, minimum 2 iimes Three inser. tions or more Ic line discount. PATENTS | PATENTS, OBTAINED — Advice and folder | 676. . Larson. 105 N. 7th at. oT Sn Tae ee ae a POST - -DISPA TCH. “HELP WANTED_MEN, BOYS | HELP wan. MAN—Experiencea Gelier-Ward-Hasner. 5 sR of selling direct Grand and ‘Shena: vioah (e) is policy of selling M AN— Neat appear} ng: We have the best honest salesmen Your pay ge You can earn rea. a, positions | CLE RK—E xper| iene ec, eee ee Kood pey 1 for right. man. 4 CL EANER—Dyer and fancy wet Cleaner, at and Olive sté.. experience fully. salary and how soon you could come. Bohne- feid C leaning Works, f O0OK—E xperienced, 4 enced; no Bunday ee £0 call between 9 and -Experienced “white. nara om h. eh grade cares 6 Apply 601 Carleton Bidg., 6th a } JOR PRE iSSMAN—First class. Box wei4g, | COOK—And hovseman: «a white Competent Man WITH SEVERAL YEARS EXPE- RIEN« KE RIYING FOODSTIFFS AND SUP- PL LES D ESIk F S “en ISTTION Ww ITH L en La BORERS—Steady work. . BEST OF RE} ER °R oe LABORERS — White. for diteh work in St. Louis County. 40c | _per hour. Report after 2 p. m., ‘room 504 UNION ELECTRIC) of BLDG.. 12th a SPERATOR OOo day tion for high-class union ya oe for 44 hours. (—— KITCHEN MA N—Sinele. middie- > must have experience. i » 4, POST- ‘Dist & Te H. ' | SOPY IST S—Experienced “on Underwood’ 1019 Lacas. cou NTER Giant — For ee Apply at once, Village DEMONSTKATOR—23: " new _ Phone Forest $000 or Deim like to iearn chauf- EXAMINER —pxperienceg FEEVERs— Experienced: — Apply West End | FINISHERS Experienced on «aflk drenses. GROSS- [DMAN 1324 WASHINGTON. to do sn in (2) | LOADERS wy LU MBER Rae ERS—A oz Gamahi Lomber Co., 3000 § Lou MP ER PIL FRS—aAt | : earpenters and to —=y in rooming house: $5 ‘ per week ‘ana room 306A Market. first-class coach varnish- st AS 406. “Post ‘Die. , Permanent ,Positivuns. : “Fo “easiest with hease work: a MAN—For ‘general housework. Free rier a 2 , (GIRLS; “Experience — tab e mercantile or clothing establishment MAN —To assembie toys. oe. a - sa GIRL — Seborice ed, oe 1448 Railway Exchangeiuilding |@ 611 Olive Street learn trade and make bonus. A and ‘e”) $ITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS DRE BSMAI KER—Fi rat -Ganee (MAN AND WIPE —As houseman and cook, in suburban home: must be white couple, EN WANTED ial GIRLS--To << hand se Germent © eee w position and pay Address Box Y-143. Post- | CLOTHING AL enced: ay SALESMAN—AII - wholesale and re‘ail. SAL ESM AN—Good commission. and y 5601 Natural | Bridge. | or _ 1021 ee Gints— Two, fox “housework | MEAT a 7TTrER ASSISTANT—Permanent. ‘ “(c) STOCK SALESMEN—?: Stam stone Bade (9.2 1 L “opportunity, ong not leads. te ~~ — epee fer interview. ME N—For pen addressing: “wust tt tg Lindell Lindeli a pay; easy hours? x SIGH f ‘0OK—For Sa ear | me : — = 4 PRIN: . TING. SAL. ESMAN—Good. e2i GIRL—For offic e: poy — 718 years or ove a — afverneene iF no . jarnest pe ea 5, in the | ey has an “ exceljent opening for a —— ‘grade prinvine saleeman. uet be details of @ printin a 4 1 91 W ork. for : ADV TION: Ge NT. 2012 WASHINGTON | EMERSON ELECTRIC MEG GiRTs—To line “puit canes; ho me wamet for mother wit In your answer Cc. Murphy @ and —s giving periods of em- y aa: wii re treated eat - Post. Dis. t+ need apply. ARTER — Young nan. | SPRTIONERY “BAL Sanan--Geod —4 | SALESMAN—Siock | in our new — Banker’ « Bond and *13 sed. on <n eleasn_ pra mas | GimRts “Two. one for cooking and one | POC KET Be ‘gustom ¢ 03 N Ww vedn nenday end Thursday: Stoller-Schwimmer . SikL—Eaperien assint sea ad! Need and gent's ” 1— ‘ ul o : POR TER For orug st + eatiafied with $230 per SALES MANAG ER—For posi - RE live wire! GI prosperity and win LAN EASY oe ec OPERATORS ON POWER ‘MACHINES TO WORK ON SHIRTS, BOYS’ ‘OVERALLS AND PLAY SUS ners | ALSO WOMEN FOR [RO | AND. GIRLS TO LEARN. APPLY 13TH & LUCAS OR 23RD & MADISON. 28 AND 7600 MICHIGAN. ~~. ELDER MFG. CO. G J RLS—500 | EsMEX— To sell Humphrey nos ycolana | paymen's with gas aon just sterting: “t know — to set cg len references: *'$63 A ui! particulars, pease” P -T ; _ “1 wins Maperiona 4, cutting top ned ooo for tin cane: Brecht Can Fac: té work “at "home or evenings | SC LEMEN A _— pe eee Se sing by day; neat col- tion needs eevera! PIEPER —Eaperienced cxeculive pesitions ) Riair. ‘ond Mutianghe. | W rite 2 x ire. ~LABORERS—Marcus and Marza- | s SALE SMA N— Experienced. clean eut appearance. selected ie seil electrical appimnces, eon ew tien with ex: ye , aP .. rusge- Van. jer make except iy: wa! | Se with a ogee E MA KER— Appi ¥ SH‘ x E! eRe rut Delmar = i F. 4 ~ Bu RAIBER—And exper! aan men for eas ng Up and hooping o HELP WANTED lett 4r of anplicat jon state experience and | x J-i # very in the pulldiner aot Fires or rhore ingertiona Ic SOL DERER—E£xpertenc od. ta STENOGRAPHER—Y¥ oung man. office experience: experience and salary wanted. liox higher positions through especial on eax ane a should read the Instruction, orce and schoots and College wd _ MEN, BOYS round scrap iron yard; appiy at ence orkers: ex pertence “2 | Sonor utider the direction of 2 ‘and Tuesday. 3017 “GRINDER —Apply Jenkins Op- 44% TE a MST ERS— experienced | Sbiive ‘at. Ask S96 BAl Rait.N—We ere ae crganiration and have some terriiary fer a few toe orra' ure printing TU é kK POINTERS ALACOILG RAT ne L cet ERE — Soe oo adress Lincoln Purnituse vet clase. on flat work. Ap- ply Cebanne "Laundry. 2609 Pi Ra c a, PER—Cordwoed ; ingul at Tt MBC HANIC FIRST HAND EH AKER—At “3501 oo, B AKER—703 Locust. LB. " K ER—A liround, ef

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abil ete at aid, i o-oo goth nee tocr ee a “ ais a ea _ : : , ‘ 7 , - *% o Pe - Mw G - : Gut i¢etpace Giles wv waters & ssl Uo ee ctees: ettéeT: oF wectecd ox 2’MeCr. DCO wEpettIcE 2) atowrmet aula bea coum ce tte mee ea ee cell, “1.83 VV id iia tee? 2 « - ee ~ SPrtss4 yh ee iret. S phipeet ci dhlece ¥ wht atT*® Paar er * =— eae 3h .enleao ’ err er OF ‘ -_ —wh renming Wa’ ASE erent ah § feet £43" me a* ard Bed'amoet me: = "= every guest. plarroem for tBe st ~eescnea” = Cabary 1298 “‘CABANNE HOTEL i | Ama - 2? Ler ence —— = Bove a1.0 @amiidtian guettione co” ir ‘ertewee- re foal a ee ~~ a | = or , Bitonin. "Sees — Ie eoncere oF trec* men’ oO ede - : ’ saan 3 y Bry BL jeu. ABR CFL MUU adierier (§ wi Paitie ORG ieee Ob se: Si keete AR é. » 61 FP ae re TOR, «© 1 Ot & af mete figor. oF "aac saat sats ' ; oo | ob) etceme ee rurniture Wanted i> - mse OPERATORS — Boys t¢. Gar" ee eres “STH Ph wf 'G ORFS he tbthe Gas. ecodwe. 4 : Peace ~ ——3 , ~ ; fue Automobdiies For Sais— 7 iANGE Gl a MONTE me —s cum =e J ee ee M wey _ 207 _ Miscsliancous 7 ake MAROCRnY walnut = ——-e- |: (BELLE ORS COMPANT. WEST ey 2 aban SR 462 rr aoa —~ : . +} comm riety of Good U sed Cars Clee. lerge an¢ emal. Some as low . . . Maher Py a4 fattery branch so? irae. « . ’ ; fs a wo °Fe"" allltomeoni'e fwm se elas : ve? " : fact o trade , kT ' = t i} E ; - 3 . \r” *"*% ° t Ter ea wetts ; it tare “se od oo ’ , , ' ya pi F 5 ‘errral 411 atiee Gtr & wapect’ , | gta: itt (live st . iain = , ; CLOTHING , he tows pote ils - = ~ , oe = S ory Te o. | wy _ ane HORSES AND VEHICLES Limous' nes For Sale Meh te Veg muerte While @ is Va ren or q * eat peers For Baie — ii Site "=. : iia 3 : aii - i 3 ; LAr DYE Minge aeutie F Mu. 4 , : a For Sale ‘~ weaone 189) Morgas Roadsters For Ba ROY | used parte your iceated im oli pert pee, lintel Sal i ee oat ns ee seo a ae OF Bate Neen prise O42 Charan, Wellsen. 12 3 “ ute 16 e ; pa J : : St doatnaeell t ac ‘ - dé : iG e¥ N t . me ’ , be & "ha i ppew a 7? i . } fA . cory e _ “43 3° Ate i a— 44 % oar furnies ¢ teu-tng ; , ‘. — “ +7 . - a ? - r . rh - . 2 “ , al r . , “ ff ven che te- fw xt? > i 47V. be atc. Berit ore Jobvenient to 41) eer OF Pike s PS ; : : ' tae S'he Sawerinnen! ot tts : a... ~ i : | : birtee > 8 awenmien, if S Hreatwes of) Fe gee anica ittin ‘hl “mi IFT tires ere goed anc : Ais : lor fire ee a = , a*% Yr iS. Jefferson —Niirts rah igees: aeiucen” GE I | TaBid Weiiwe EY Tet) Page Bi. Shirts , ~ ne . itis 4 as o be tm fire _ caine - mT «) ; | Pt ad > = , we: me ; matt ios th gars | GARFIELD oe hwuteeu Bivuses - . , i | ea [hms |e —Ase La . . a: ’ gas. electric q ‘ mi jith &.+verelis ; - t a Hi, ) . , | " — —— =o te NO HOURS L102 6M “. +2 MaRcts asi4 Page Bi. Konpers i gree . : A U T 0 M O B L E : : , 4243 Went , a ‘Kingston binver-pes — - bent Purnteied and mt. Charies—Pante . : — Soe ee ee . ee ; COT Rat ith St.—-Bovs’ Piey Suit ha tee oe a ro Set ion __Cramt BSBTR ted HOUR. 1102 9 2. ith Boys Pie) Puite : raeBes ” ones ; ; ; png wad ‘ de Ob . ore - =e S66) S700 FOR beautiful EADS. 812!—Pyrnisthed a ‘ae . ~ ; ‘t ! ! — — rd i oe a wes IWSS at: SC LERANSEN plaver-piance. im every way Phone . = , . “ » ° 1°? , " } ¥2 , 1 . * Faw * > a +t. : 474 c ; ? we - ~s - OMAR —Abpy ieutcheme We MiBOELLANEOUS FoR to , - nl ye coun, _—“— i = a ro ine worlt $10 + ay ee HARTPORD 35104 — " men eaeh ky ka ; ae le . bare : — 2: rt " : 4 ; ’ 4 — , » 4 ” > " oe see Th ; . wom etm. lati tes -~ N COMPANT _ae tus? . cust. | | ' AE acc co | Lint : = pee ve 4, 5 == 618— Neatly ‘a9 4 my : 5 — " —- Sn Gam — ‘ cote —_ — 4 ; Pes | ar . , . 3 J Ih) ey , | ; +) = : :——~ _ when you can kite hemette all re : $ rm ann RIL VER | ee t Pera rete . Pea ea ES is > yg A - go = famitr. coupie prefered. oe a ext Cen , : ; Se . . 3 a ' hh ai ali eS ; ; ; 11 ; rs sing ies , ~ een 4 -_ 4 = c ere tt. - f »e> Sar ED ED « : 4 es ' 2. - m . oy s . sei >. + " hominy , 1 On Pah. 243—Reom t aw BEW EKA Aon ladies ¢ Chis wen — vi ‘ 6c 1 ' . ) “te , ys +e NGOEUN the insenene. _ane. . — . ut - ovr Eo om - ier an aaneemeanel cw hele: piece war! reas Fe ae Ho | : | | : | , ; . woe on ~4 a a: mke can te tought brand-n 3 ‘es t% ’ > “pee - uring Geparime 23 mre ' , : joe Ee | } Dik ‘~ ——-*—__ = . 2114 ao ~a tulact part ut Sz ‘ “/— e* : RUSSEL... 2chi—Tee o ~ ~~ rw aed ae “ene G@ BHINDMA a MER f «> ch | ” eee he. c : , oe . . ' ; ; =e | ! Sedans For Bale : ur . i " . aid | i nl sor ‘hrs r slasnet CH Disras anc “ « Gaxiies . =. — Oper Bir we: ay P - he pre weet Oe eng en

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ir sip qe ent Bis a i i EN {RE DE CEMBER 11, 1922. 3 FOR RENT —Wost $700 | MARSHALL . satin finish: ne condi ber A. M1ith and Olive st. $600 * “REG IS beautiful oak case: practically new: ‘amp ae if you buy Call aft er - o’ clock. 4*? ES ss ~ a Ta 7 Lith sad ‘Olive st. ZH, , se nist ed 37 Talking Machines For Sale BRU NSW IC Bo pm aes selections, CO., “—2 ‘front reoms; “Sars icK—C abinet «$75 for quick sale: almost ceptional opportunity; unfurni nished rooms BRUNSWIOK—Genuine; will sacrifice for $90. N _eaves vou. money. 5S A FSLvv BRUNSW 1c K ; maenany case: CONSOL E—c onsole @ model 1 American walnut ize: formerly gold for $° for $40 each KIRKLAND PTANO CO., $100 COI, ! ie eer oo Case: Oxo exoce RATE PraNo *HOUS S PHONOGRAPHS—Bargains in all used phonographs standa these machines are guaranteed: to $300: will et for less tha $15 u AY-STERN Tam Bre DEPARTMEN®, Twelfth and Selene ae TALKING mS Sau a * Bat 5A—Hou se keeping re 13° familly: nest. 3 car | lines, VICTROLAS—And records in ter een aenetine ne ictor: "oom with running wa KIRKLAND PL THREE Victor Vict ee eirab le INSTER PL... 4043—Weil_ fare ished floor, Warm room; continuous hot wa- VICTOR Vv erste now — ion; terms. PA. $150 ant 7c MBIA Grafonola. now $83: me nega eo om new; @ real bargain: _ $125 “BRUNSW Ick nei excellent condition : A Ra aoa used CK PIAN _illth and Olive st. ANO co. er x ed ¢ub, shower baths. ~ MELVILLE H OTEL Se a aentisl. Cabany district HAMILTON HOTEL — av. oe metmment ___Tatking Machines Wanted BOUGHT 4 a as a Re ple will | Phone Olive 1248W. Diller isa (os SABANNE 1 HOTEL Cabanne; high-clees family hotel: ing and. en suite; private baths, glan. Forest 8995. Hodiamon:t ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY -aINDERMERE HOTEL Samer boulevard at Clara. Mest corve jocated family and transient hotel : nt cuisine; rates reasona bie. ROOMS AND BOARD—Delightfu) ahve refined guests; excellent table. Forest bi ; ) LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL iy furnished family hotel: bath, excelient meais. Olive Mazy: and | (c36) BUCKINGHAM ANNEX REDUCED RATES = family and transient hotel. ‘Forest Park: =~ vomead ride from Union 1 “H. 2620A oe Nicely furnished room a two men: aga and board: pusamans Qerwe r SAE aa tt RK Te er rey cert WHERE DOES THE HOME HUNTER HUNT THE MOST? U.S. No. 1 RUTABAGAS ‘e.....10¢-| GABBAGE 5 = 10c|SPINA ey Be , Bett Jonathans. very ES haw. | Sockerteen Washington, 2625 nN situate Vian | 60 lbs. Bie John A grand, B (. see — round, sate wae Bays ¢7 30 = M ichigans IS. MARRIAGE LICENSES. “ire. : , ne Sn whe «ous Galeae 1705A N. 10th R ich. whole- Ibs ‘ ae ee A” “en ck cece kee 1705A WN. 10th : ; revi) i 66's daca " gr health- ° Cc — Warden Ceiutict te S610 é. Oth j John Maness . el 2 Martin A. Leimbach ........ theste ' ruit for.. Christiana F. Darnstaedt..... 7 i | sarry . IS I ng se a ae 815 O'Fall | COCOANL } Hen Be Bla We ' ut x lbs. (Oc rT Nut ibs. 25¢ | Mary Sialka bn 0 ald. enc 815 O'Pallon per ib.. a n $ j ory $ for. | John a ES 118 22 | ek for. ck ' 1oery > oe s. ved st. | Mrs. Nora C. Woerner ...... 918 S. 224 st. | Sanders ....2630 N. Leffingwell | e. i io ee Potosi, Mo. | “. Higginbotham e+e e PP Otel. Mo Erna Ken Edward Earis Grace M Gooch, (raebier, landgraf, Adderton., Muelt} Right here in these columns. Advertise and be pomenae “we John ©. art — OCatrie M. Jamisen. _* eee @ @® @ @ © At Befleville. Paimer.... . Meody Herculaneum, Mo. Herculaneum, Mo. Engle ae WES > Crawford, et Ma pebent er. and M. Nelson. “$018 Carro}! Louise Stotlez Rgmotee. $465 c arence. “Na t> ws ‘ . 23 ; ile = vy Jungkunts ua e heme eseated erer a cas conne aoe iron which wae disconnected te | petice after he had been revived ef “ital he wae dcspondent because of a 4 Bea with Rie wife Lbs. 7 york Inpertee Delicious for . Ce BF 2561. Red Onions Onions *:"" Exceptionally Ihs. fine, sweet ; ers for COOKRECTSB. «se oe * 10c|White Onions 5 ::° ‘TeRApEFRUN appetizing 4 PLE mp , hee 2 “By eet tay i... fae | julcy CRANBERRIES 0c Jumbo Celery r Te Florida Sound sweet t uleyV 176 size. 40 i: ier mie ver DO _ ppSatsuma Oranges ;: 216 Size. eT (LOZ. FLATS FOR RENT—West JKROGER’S| MEAL. ESTA’ sl 2 P ==. BUY FLAS me rn aoe FOR SALL a aa Meet Fg ie ROOMS WANTED Ms Wid.—Business woman would bedroom, or room with | by bed: prefer using own furnit: we; Grand and Bag. F nd CLEMENS, 5738—Choice rooms with board ; separate beds; shower and tub “o 5736—Ohoice room witn board for 2: separate beds, shower and antes, DELMAR BL.. 5049—Frent. each: employed oupie, ‘S BO. AND BOARD WANTED AND BOARD Wtd—Empleved geir te family: S j - BL. 5067 with board: employed; $7; private — 2 rS. 'a ond floor front one one | heat: mea! ENRIGHT. 5215—Sec single room: hot water EU c LID, 408 N.—Room; AND BOARD Wtd —Boarding home of 190 im a home where here are enfidren. ‘Chiléren's Al4é Bociety. connecting bath; Spell eroisorier room with o—— ~- EVANS, 4218W —One Be h; lad gentiemen preferred: call Lindell LACLEDE, @ 4548 — Housekeeping steam-heated iseas. OUSES, FLATS, ETC veniences: ani sine ae Forest 3304.(2) ° * ek wll Teen 5 4474 — Attractive We 6 El, Ie fos line * ly room; continuous not water; home wae APARTMENTS FOR RENT ae gg ad ——~ Busy a oe ee ee Supreme Fruit Cake A luxurious composition of everything good, in rich, ripe fruits and delicate fine flavors, perfectly blended and carefully baked. 75c b. Send a Busy Bee FRUIT CAKE to the folks at home. It makes an ideal Christmas remembrance. Will ship around the world. ee = Midget Sticks, the box, 15 9 ene a ee a ee ee Bee Candies Are the Bes Tuesday’s Candy Special Yankee Peanut Brittle Tuesday’s Bakery Special Fresh Cocoanut Layer Cake Tuesday, 50c Each Special All Week _ Caramel Rolls, a eee ee ee ee ee S ° Assorted Candies There are no candies just like Busy Bee Special As- sorted Candies. You will find just the variety you like in this assortment. Parked’ fu 1, 2, 5, (end 5 ). peekages. Fine Assorted Chocolates, Bon- bons, Caramels, Nut Patties, French Nougats, Buttercups, Pep- permint Kisses, Nut Chips, Nut Taffies. Gum Drups, Fancy Brittles and Coceanut Candies. the pan, 25c | “we ~— a he SC - No Fruit Cake Like Busy Bee Supreme F ruit Cake : ee ee hin rare | « SOE RN A NN I ON A Bt AOE AAG A, 6 a el a a De ee bax—Singis room with war - tlemen preferred. ; excellent table: $75 >; POOMS AND BOARD—Want gentiemen to sbare large oe eS Ot ete ‘ 536 Clara— fine roon ; ae a put in Ai order. $112 er REALTY CO pe hy ND —... uti Tul 2 full size in-a- ae beds. : : references: Rien ktuat Fab ee 4166 ae 4 “(~ i . 8 heme NS Le Oe 6316 . all ae WASHINGTON BL... » 6014—Four Lun room, bath, hardwood WASHINGTON. 3706— heated: le to pests oe Ai jor _couple employed. L.. 3965—Steam-he roo excellent board: suitable . = gens en ‘$7. ie eee APARTMENT. tena Union and ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY _ er ROOM— Large front; + @R. G. ag 800 — | wantments FOR RENT _ FURNISHED BELL, 3517—Room for 2 gentlemen, oin- gie beds, ‘$2. 50 each: furnished rooms i complete hodestkdnetnt: ai he mod. ‘3127—Steam heat. 3715— Heated 3-room Up; porches, everyt thias. BACON, 1534—House path, vas 50: three car Sone apartment : —* one , seis light ay gas. » te comiete: 131398 pe Ser aangath: i OLIVE AP ARTMENTS | GARFIELD, 5060—2 h ge kaw and gas inc vm 4 OW apartment, furnished or MARCUS. 342 1 —Three ro nisied rooms ff and | heat furnished; $50 a month. room; On ee cee re ms, DS, 8121—Furnished - ao. Sir Wat a eS 8 ee Bee ee © eee Oe eee Oe ee Ae be ie be el _FLATS FOR RENT ms ang bath: adults only. HARTFORD, 3e10A Conn rooms; warm, gu a: privaie: mo ane sn i £as, concrete street; all im- enberg motors. isgsourt fron, Bowyer city wy oh car two biecks; epee. Western Development, M! ier Train, Remedial }oan., Traffic Truck, “MISSC oF LOAN CORPORATIO Evergreen Mines, Watters preferred, Ok- hardwood floors, tile bath, electric stove WILL buy outright Newburg holding, Dues- Downtown iE ie RBAN 6u14—! our rooms tile kitch- SK Tispect ¥% r vob wi er — : sun room. both. hardweod floors. new ot Y te Chatneey Po Went: ne Northwest oa Tra i reas a j ae ne 1uUT CAT ree ‘ = i} o 3164 165 . ‘ - ure or 1] I Nn uu i § ( Y » { HiA . i » s ( tr t c™ 4 4 fee n } =~ On ‘ } ‘ Sa ; > fo gags 7 f a al! a c ; ¢ , 4 cla -u ( re L585 ‘ASHINGTON BL. 4755—5 rooms: a1, 2A! SCOTT (U., 805 Chestnut (cd South oo nemwt heat furnished Key 4755A WE e hirhes 2 . — iIEN Rk ER mR \ ngton } . “i = le ‘a xe, * - ih” ga a r : ine 539 MoRe } rer $s] ‘ ntral , be pied) , ATS FOR F RENT—Furnishod WALTER TT R05 Ch: ok LISSOUF ORPORATIO? ——_____ stenee = aueeee a 7°°0) | ee ee Central 5 __iata,_ Apartments Wanted ” > . " *) . - - 3836A——Furnished fiat. 3 rooms ~~ our BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE th, gas. ele tric, $12 week $12. M2 ) STION—VW ‘ Northwest snow Fro : _coenstru 3a) oe —, : FARMS FOR SALE Washingion bl gize 65x10 A SL3GVA—Attra ve om u . -— _— ~ ' HEIIMAN®? Rivers rere’. r ished flat 1 hiock Cm r “ar ine Far M—wW i se. | gc Tes in A 7 Angeles : -- = - aon hmrever }- “ea 4 l nion., for Ol ai, about % i] trom ? enway > one Delma Sr f and miles frorr. post: fice. :chool and South _——— “ telepr mosily level, fertile s oe 80) Sa — improvements: anyone wishing make a * ~ VATE Sane co apacity S75; ac DWELLINGS FOR RENT ers vestmer ire «s d Bwer — Knees “91° ‘ pewa this a e oni s a . en — a5 r fyi halance 7 vear q¢ = ner cen? Northwest fir nt can he he mn escrow -t Bank - . West Ge ae - a ogg on i wie : a r Sebi age ‘ 1 Ss lon ’ 4 to J rr om g:' ee a : _—— -——- (FIELD on est 83862 eal nee i@' Box 96 le Cel (°8 CHOUTEAC AND TAYLOR Harr gvarace a ores? ov i : rrr nee ee ——— - — — ———— BT wanicthetey. och em oa $$ ——- — —— — S we nr 4 «wt ae e 1 rs FARM . 5 acres itr »s Anwgre'es 14° xcelle ry ; e“aD a Ww i: . - oe tj nD w 2h . an at ieee teats est ies eeneiinddinitaecatsiuesi anc ’ es from port - « . $29 ae - o0x20e, reasonable rice. : pores: | MONEY — $500 to $10,000. aS ee Shop With the Christmas Spirit and You Will Shop Earl —Early in the Day, Early in the Week and Early in the Month, Deriving Untold Benefits - @ Selections may be made so much easier in the morning hours, and from so much larger assortments now, that everybody should make early shopping a rule this Christmas. Stocks are larger, assortments are broader, service is better, salespeople are in a bet- ter mood, and shoppers are in a better mood NOW. It surely ought to be a Merry Christmas, for it seems, from general observations, that preparations were never better for serving the shopper. Thousands of Salespeople are in the Stores at 9°00 o’clock in the morn- ing to assist Christmas Shoppers It is interesting to consider the reason for there a so many busy workers in the stores. They are there to make it easier for shop ds from world-garnered of * workers it is cole to be Christmas, too, stocks of merchandise. therefore— p shen fill their these many thousands Sow Christmas Cheer and Reap a Big Harvest by Shopping Early low char vane on city = a a RLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. property. at 6 per cent; quick answer; LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP ry io41) eer ice & roan: 31S per prin Retell ~~ a furnishes) CABANNE: ae riaak. —]| BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES Do You Need Monev? |= . ) automobiles; left tn your Cc. M. McDONALD R. BE. CO., 1111 Chestams MONEY 2 on ena 1441 Lesust ; (cB) ee room bi a A—P leasant, ry ms for couples: housekeep 27—¥urnished | rooms wu. 1777—THeated fiat elect ‘REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE - nt). ee orm Ty -— goagte: REAL ESTATE For Sale “AND THIRT ets | Beak Bitg. Olive 7008. (c8) } or Ga SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS coke Sat ae ® | 5 DATs es ~ For quick service. Banking interest. MONEY loaned on automobiles; late mode! Morris —— = rooms, bath. electrig: lot 25 ST. LOUIS FINANCIAL CO cars bought, seld. Aute Auction Co., 1210/ ments; charges aT. 3 = med mrt Easton. __ Call 44684 Easton.(c) 617 N. 8th st., 7th floor. Olive 519}. (c17) (cB); @ 5 AG C ER Solid agate, 25c line, out-of-town or- 2 ee ' CHR STM HE . Ta S ‘ ind m t pa nts; coe £Sc. Ogee et see, anaiens FLATS, APARTWM’TS, FOR SALE MONEY WANTED MONEE te ets hallway “Exchange Bid deprive yourself or friends le per line discount | (08) —_-- North mar “Furuis i ; rooms. Ay ‘Ist floor, — ern 5-roo x -y— aT a — ~<a IMPROVED Wtd—For email " emcee flate Sameer. ae clear; want quick fag; | giings a Post-Dispatch. ace) for out ! 211 N. opie © an “American Bronerage Ue. MONEY. on their own notes with- PRIVATE LOARS—S10 your own termes; no tee. 207 Victoria B aes 1 automoDitles MONEY . oan on _ POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ Greatest Shopping Guide

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2s | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ‘ 7 = 2 ; aa ; “a a. eee, a -e has been ¢ 3 ~ . » 4 z | a. > | = = - Women’ : + — emt! oe » ¢ ; i a 4 = ‘ a4 the University cf Pennsyivania proeo- ctisnweT*eE oe, . ak al ee ee ’ . ~— vs : . ™ 5 4 sa ar — i. Ty > > |=. d _ a a : > . A ~~ Ss Vee 7 © ; - ~ . a , Zz % b i . ably means he will remain nere 1 —a ¥ . : : 4 2 a MONDAT, D ° [ é Ps re Pt > ~~ . ew ee ee = ag b. _. e = « - - q _ : = ) ba tue oS «ti —but he’s kind o’ hoping you MMU will take the hint of the Christ- mas Faces. her eleventh husband. . WMO, tmcidentalir, was a No. S and No. i®* (They were first marr 1s2e. She had the PHlied a month later unde néts law that required eMpsed simce her \ast di Sherman Perter. Wher elpsed she married Willis e@a. whose attornmer. in ¢ ew@ent divorce tria’. deciared th alfeacy had her ere on No. Ii d¢nied it. but after Swanson t 1 @iterce Lilley reappeared and “gre married. Three months as @frorced him, alleging crueit October married him for ti t time. i And make it a New Im5rovea Giiletie. The most appreciated of all Christmas Gifts for men. A life- time of service—and every day a grateful remembrance of you! SPONGE OC4E ALS i Sidley did not appear in @@Y to contest her suit MBO took the stand ced limp and k eves. testified seq home from work 2 fer the expres: purpes itime her. and last Tuesday ch downstairs. Lilley h ® Gt of hysteria she eit! t herself down the stairs. ws. Lilley went back threa S@M@ie 36 vears of marriages and c ; j ’ Wares. to the days when she \% - Sor Ole Walker.- before she deca — Mee Joseph Truxier. tc have : _ - ae Mecen mame restored. She has two | a +k. (= SA . H. : ae stare childre: * ee 35 . a irts OSteTY — MPhe five husbands who have rot Sk —* a “ aoe’ o ae bs —— dS named were clearty as ‘he > i 7 aks. & . f ean assure rour satisfa tea wil be delighted with die “~~ reserd = show: W illia? Jofer as e ~ a tS 2 di . fram our varied stock of madras. O e O7meni Hosiery we're showing iz pla | : i S : ™ / silx, Woo! or lisie | oF Se Louis: ioc to $12 ” ae Make His Gitt a —_ Sensible One GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO. Boston, U.S.A. hristmas SUZLZESTIONS ) FODRIOMODGHOC HOG HW HODRIOBOG KOON OS (ry POOF OOO ICH IO HOG) Gee, in point ef time. is ret rouche?} foam, as the succession has a tend=r - . ~ — >"... = - = — : te-@et mixed up. The first husban.-! re a ~* hore I~ ~ ~ : aoe ana Set OTN rs @niaer -_~ vV@ites or were divorced = “Weed te Remain im Philippines. “the Associated Precs | a2 we = | SRANILA FP. I. Dec 1 he res- . : >> > om WMation of Governor-General Leon- we: FRO DOOR ELO OCR DOS FOCAL OCONEE a from the provrosts! . ied > OAK OOOO A —— Give him something he will use and enjoy — with l Jnderwear Greenfield’s name on it— Gloves 2 here from his store. In a wide range of salsa sie “a offered for spert or general Gap @ ad = : "TT e4 oh 4 eye: a. 4 , - ’ é ; ' . ; “ > aa ; Peas ee aes ee = We! Sind ree . aie eo eS . ~ , bh 2 ~

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—~—— fiction and 4 Women’s Features MONDAY, DECEMBER i11, 1922. MONDAY, PECEMBER 11, 19932. ITAL ihddbddddddddddiif, MbdddddddddbbddidbsssdeeccncccccccclwZZZ ZT “ow ~~ . . 7 xa. . “—~ ° +, ee re \ SS \ Lhd dddddddbbddeccncecccccccTD WLLL LLL LL dlldddddssdddidddddddddidddidiidddddhdddbididdhdddidddsssssLeeceenrnn ~ } $ $ WN SSX SX itt § bd. ee, in J a a on he FW | vid “ , * . er et TTT eT TTT un PULUQAQNQUUCEEUTUATTUTTTELTLLLTT AAA 7 ; J ¥ a ; : torrets’ i ‘ a . ¥ 957 « ip’ elena . yt” et Oe nee te ie eee na’ a *s i es a Fe i ay a mn we en Ce es eR OO re eee oe Fe ea ee ee You will be delighted with the : ; Hosiery we're showing in plain colors or with check effects in silk, woo! or lisle. ‘ ~ a WLLL lla MMELLIILILILILLLLLh bih bh bbhibhbbbd bd dbbbbbbssbdbhdddddssssidisiidisiiiiidisiidsas Ldisisidddsisissiéidddii \aiaiiidiiiasiaaiaciiadiiiiiidiiisdididaiidiaaaaadadiaadiiiidiuaaiiciiiiua WL Lddadddddddddaiididiuidiiduiiiididiuiidiaiidiiuiuiiadiidiiuiiide r - Z th ee ie wan ee aes arn ee we . - - “ Map Tn, Bee tenn ae * o via Br vie 4 Wire Bake, " : ip oe * ents Pen Mes ie: pe % a ° vhs Mbgae Sae s Bacar ee ee ASI OG ARPT SE Oe aan GS. ee oi ce te ae oe F oe is Page or KS 3 ~ oe : oe se iP ‘ ne rao “ te, é a . . . t ’ yA re Wig % ~ Renee oo A scene from the Eileen Glane, young Danish dancing star, comes to en- at igi oe oe i ; , . : ; mee 4 Se. ae te ee ar moving picture, tertain American audiences. ey ig FOS — Underwood & Underwood Photograph. 5 : : ee ar 8 a ie Gloves In a wide range of selection are offered for sport or general dress wear. $1 to $25 —- av Mufflers In knitted and woven fabries of silk or wool, in the newest ideas. $1.50 to $20 . ‘ ene en, . ; Pajamas ; Carefully tailored in popular fab- rics for long wear. $2 to $37.50 ; : i > VLAMIEENA ALG AA MA MM MM AM MLA MMA ADE EA PPE SISASSSASS SA OEE u1:2222acccdddddddddddddddte The mysterious death, reported as a suicide, of Miss Rose Shannessey at Paris will be investigated by the American Consul. Miss Shannessey ‘formerly was a noted beauty of Min- Neapolis, where her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. David Grotty, reside. —International Newsree!l Photo. es “--- 's ae ; j ' it ti ; ei PP; erati Hn Z * u MELA LALLA hiiiiihhtthitttthi gee Bae ' ; ri | - x! gear bil tial ' i DOU EEEESCEEOOUATOUEEGEEDOGUD UD PEEUEDE - - ttt he shhts ttt tt td ibs thitsishsthisssstsisthhthk kidedddiddlddivtisisdddddlidiaauilnnlddidddiddddidstdiddititddddittithidhddddbddhddlles Per ore 7 2" =e. o* " P ; a Y a tae , ee *, Les funy : > . . *- . aK) Se Ps CMS yo os s id ae Xe ; a > _ ¥. - ai 8 A 3 ~ we > . a ~ ia Ce ae “ + 4 yea -* ore ttt ee en ne oo ee. eae “~ OL bh dh h§hh hh hh WSEAS be ; ,; thd ane ee ee ae , os venue Vir. htt PAGE 29 StU AML AAdLsLAhdlbh LhrhdldllOAAAaaaancwnaununuunnnacEEE ED TIT T IIT TIT OOOO ccnUQuAnnnnnnccnnnnnnnnciiiiazc££222a. ea diemintcante atten mate inonae oncnmtomee Pn ee Pu aia 7 F re, : 1%, : wt ed News Photographs : | MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1922. *, SOD FR OO ee OF Se CRE. Oa EAT) CREP RE J Aol CR Bre REE TERE ee ee ee a ee arn ee VL Ahhh hhh ssihisiitsiss¢sihitissshssisiisi¢¢d¢ss¢s¢5ssissssssdibississdsiiidiissdadida Commissioner Lamb, General Bramwell: Booth’s aid; = who has come to America to reorganize the Salva-~ tion Army. It is reported he is to supersede Com : “y SSAVLIL LLY Sp pppyypy ppp “The Toll of the Sea,” which is dis- tinctive’in having a Chinese cast and in being projected in natural colors. Lith Li hhbhdbdbhbhbhhbhdddbidhbhitbddbbbdbidbsdddicciaucccnccccwwZZZZCN Cc cccccnunnnnQununnunucccn ZZ, Win eee KiLddthdddbdhdbdihdddbddttdtididtdtiddtele The new U. S. Sen- ator from Michigan, James Couzens (at right), photo- graphed at the White House last week with the senior Senator, C. E. Townsend. 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a eS ee ear ete nme am ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1922. A SATE Y DOUBL { Can a Woman Succeed in a Career and Conduct a Home at Samc Iimer Readers of Post-Dispatch Women’s Page Write Interesting Letters on Subject Te the Editor ef the Women's Page. In response to rour invitation for jetters, pro and con, as to the work- ing married woman, I hasten to do my bit in faver of her who ; | widely. condemned br the minded. Jt has alwars been thus sin becan. Any new step towar and the release from oid means has been met at tagonism from those wh: mined to make the who. and Hive their respective liv the manner which ther—who jadgment—derm be Woman fT ret ion a’ hie bk narrow -rmindse thought he couk the whole word geubject he treats It would have been sistent had his book ended py fashion, more in keeping with the first setting. One would gather from “This Freedom” that it was woman's lot—ro changing it—‘to @oemestic servant. and bave never the cormfort of house. and his childre the males, though it was a which was to be deplored in that it was the cause of so much unhapp!- mess in Roasalie’s home, ret it mus: be woman's burden and the best she could do would be to become re- signed to it. Let me ask those who hare read the above mentioned book: is it net reasenable to suppose that Fosalie. With all her ability, could hare taught her children to believe as she believed in regard to the Bible and its teachings’ Didn't she have the opportunity to tell them beautiful steries of Jesus, and to frame their little minds along the right path—and@ shouvlaén't th father have been ftust as deeply in- wolved in those responsibilities as was she? The book ts one mass of contradic- tions. Rogalie’s sister found life so unbearable under the o)d conditions tmpesed on women br the opposite wex that she killed herself And the whole home life—the o)d-fashiened way-—was &@ muserable one, happin was a thing unknown in that home which the euthor finally tried to Prove was the only sort for woman. Now, I have seen fust as sad fa!}- @wres myself in homes where the mother never ettempted tt: og ea evestior : to hold and enough wear. Before mam we haé hard times, livi to mouth, @m i4 rears eo and go ‘to lam keeping house ers are in school eg imot* when ther come home ther do ¢r- rands and brime up coal. wood and so om. Ther are not allowed : eut in the street. T ome tif my work. MARIANNE JOACHIMSTALES . Paddy Gives Prickly Porky a Bath. By Thornton W. Burgess ADDY the Beaver and Mra : Paddy worked as fast and hard | as they could, towing or pushing | jegs and branches from the upper eng ef their pond down te the new Gam. Every time ther got down there they looked eageriy te the place where they must drag their bogs across the deimm to get them in the Laughing Brook belew and erery time ther saw that which filled them With @isappoirtment and angry a What ther saw wes Prick iy the Porcupine, he who carries theusard little spears hidden in cont. sitting exactiy the: Wanted to cross and ccentented!y Smawing bark from a stick. San to look as if be intended to sper the rest of the night there. Pri: Porky was im me hurrv. Matter he rever is. Paddy the Beaver wanted him mere, and for that vervr reason @iin t want tc mere. Ne ts tust as @bstinate ard pia-headed as that. After a whale be fimisbed the bark en that stick. It wasn't a very dig stick and bis stemach wae«n't ha’f vied. Me wanted mere bark ‘te wanted fresh bark. Down below him im the water were floating tecs and Pramches which Paddr and Mrs. Paddy hag Drought down and ie there to drag.ever the dam when he should get cut ef the way. As he feoked down at them a spark ef i-- terest ciowed im Prickly Porky's du!! ttle eres. There was the bark he wanted. if be could drag one of these Srarches Or logs up on ‘he dam he would have enough to keep bie Boar for the rest o erept te tried te reach coulin't quite weil it deesn’t matter.” himeei=. “I've got all the mm If I wait ten , where the uy UL 3 could hare geome ‘nte the pulled ome of these lors well as not. for Préckir B@ Swim. Im fact. im summer effen goes in the water Ru: " Stemrmeer. ft wee ~4?- ef wirter and thst ceki. i Was cold. Prickivy Porkr bath It was able to be pat Off the dam info the “ater greet spiash ‘ril Prickly Port; Trrse ¢ SOraced—for, rou know. h s verry siow—-Paddy gare a tremendous rank. Prickly Porky Rei@ on. but lost his footing Off the dam imto the water with a great spiash fe!) Prickly Perky’ That water was as ceid as it looked. Pricki+ Porky tet go of that stick and began to «« He no lenger theec- * st ormach The enme thing »*e +h aout was getting out of Ceerriett. I12°° ae San Franmciees i« -o headquarters butidine *R § OTEAHIZAtleove THE HOUSE OF s¢ MOHUN By George Gibbs. ’ : CHAPTER XI (Continued - a Re ‘ oOMuneed Post -Dispaéich tify ® | ~ Varretitintiiy 4 BIBLE THOUGHT? —FOR TODAY= Publiakec for Tee BACK TO THE © CHAPTER XT Lhernatives. 143 D9eGe"nT -envimee rourseif ef it. open roar eres, reumd Fou amd try te understand what rou see Will them come te the cemciusion what I tell yeu ot an idle theory, offspring ef a sick brain. buat the long Dy 1 foet wide [It is eridemt that ererrbedr will be capabie of going from eme egd to the ether of this plank Without stepping corer the edge. But now change the conditions of the experiment and imagine this plank placed at the height of the tewers ef acathedral. Who them will be capabie of advancing even a few feet along this marrow path’ Could rou bear me speak’? Prebabir act. Before yeu had taken two steps rou would begin te trembie, and és spite ef every e*’ert ef your will rou would be certain to fall te the ground. is If them that reu would not fall if the piank ts ground and why shotid rou fall if & ts raised to a beight above the g-eund’ Simply because in the Xrst case you imagine that it ts easy te go to the end ef this plamk. while fm the secend case yeu imagine that Fou cannet do so. Notice that rour will is pewerless te make rou aé- Fou imagine that rou cazsnot, tt ts cbeolateiy fer rou te de sc. and carpenters are able te accemplish this because they think ther can do it. " is entirely caused by the picture we make iz werare going te fall This picture if ummediately imto fact in spite of aii our will, and the more vicient these ef- Tulcker is the oppesite to the desired re Sreugat asdout. Tbe Case of the Men Uzabie to Sleep _e= US now consider the case of a persen suffering Tom imsommia lf be does net make any effort te sicep. ne will le quietir im bed. If. om the cemtrary. he tries 0@ force himself te sleep by his will. the mere efferts ¢ makes. ‘he more restiess he becomes. Have Frou net neticed that the mere rou try te re member the name of a person which you hare forgotten. tae more it eludes rou, until substituting im your mind tae idea “I shal] remember in a gmigute” te the ides “I Lave forgotten.” the name comes back te reu of ts ewn accord without the least effort’ Let these of rou who are cyclists remember the dars when rou were learuimg to ride. You went aleng ciutch- img the handle bars and frightened ef faillime Sudden- 'y catehing sight of the smallest obstacle in the road rea tried te aroid it, and the more efferts reu made to go se, the more surely rou rushed upen it. Woe bas not suffered from am attack ef uncentre/ia- aie laughter. which bursts out more riclentir the more ome tries te centrei it? What was tte state ef mind of cach persen in these * “I de set went te fall but I CHICKEN SALAD ROLLS TX ene cep of cocked chicken ‘ one cup of chepped celery and “pani cree mires cbepred fre a4¢ adeut Aathespevafuls pea - LS HOW TO P AUTOSUGGES )every evening as soon as yoo eur kee (this is indispensabie), phrase- befter cad betier ” the words “in every way.” apply Wita faith with the certainty the more rapid will be the Sey or night that rou feel amy EOt comsricugiy centribute ta and passing wage , i Cannet. bowerer. 2107S the enormous her words. «of the @ aZainst the & There are certzin crinkigg. bat who o& Till repir im all sine (Sat ¢drink disgusts impelled te drink a24a7Tm tier know it In the same war Spire of themerires acted so. ther anewer Unpellied me. it was ~<ind the drunkard - taey are torced to de On they imagine ‘Ace dowmyg sc. Thes we whe are ‘het we are free te mg bat wretched bokds ali the strings when we have lee

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Such worth-while companionship de- serves the best of care and attention. Globe-Wernicke Sectional Bookcases are the favored homes of such com- ons. Call and see them or ask for our beau- tifully illustrated catalog. Visit Our Display of Globe- Wernicke Sectional Bookcases DESKS, CHAIRS, SECTIONAL FILING CABINETS BOTH WOOD AND GLOBE SAFES, OFFICE SUPPLIES, SECTIONAL BOOKCASE : PHONES: BELL-OLIVE 1718-1719. 402-404 N. FOURTH STREET I VIVLIIV AK —————— 4 filled by her protective § attitude towara her ee ™ the strict Osaka educational department, is the +. kable, interpretation of the term, there is first woman in Japan to hold a mu- 14 Sack of Satl a th ae | will that .no actual “love” between them, but ! nicipal job. sie ation. eyes, you see. tell you , but the 30 feet > } & iy will be 7 peo rt BE DR. COBLS HOW TO PRACTICE A ment and . ab aa 2 j Vlad i AO A il be towers COM AUTOSUGGESTION | Yee iN vce a. ; ale | r Every morning bel@e@very evening as soon as you: are in bed, shut your eyes, and || ' =— | Ti | | Hit efore you repeat twenty times im r lips (this is indispensable), and counting mechanically on | | rie | and in a long string with tw ng phrase: fe certain “Day by day, in evq@Ngap better and better.” : Do not think of the words “in every way,” apply to everything. ) plank is Make this autos with faith, with the certainty of obtaining what you want. its raised The greater the con am more rapid will be the results obtained. se in the Further, every Dea C2y or night that you feel any distress, physical or mental, : é > the end immediately affirm to® a not consciously contribute to it, and that you are going to Ts it r train gine that make it disappear. : you Then isolate you - 28 your eyes, and passing your hand over your forehead, . ao > if it is something MeBMae sca is painful, if it is something physical, repeat ertremely th t ded quickly, moving your & d N comin f blong as it may be necessary. Mal distress wi]] have vanished in 20 to 25-seconds. “It is going, it is With a little pract ‘lish this Bein again wit ~ refully ‘make in Ayold cs s picture ite of ail these ef- esired re by Lionel has an iron-bound guaran- tee on it that it could not be given if the best workmanship in the world didn’t go into these trains. Lionel trains have been the stand- ard of the world for twenty-one years. Lionel transformers, with plug to attach to light socket, are approv- F it is yours—boy, this Christ- mas beats every Christmas ever before! That’s because thistrain, built bythe big, crackerjack Lionel factory, is partof a Lionel Electric Train Out- fit that can’t even be touched by any other kind of train on the market. Every detail of construction, every Y i autosuggestion. EMILE COUE “ « ‘ ‘ Is I cannot, however, pass by in silence this fact, which | shows the enormous power of the Imagination, or in| Other words, of the Unconscious Self in its struggle | cannot help doing s°o;” “T w the _"“I went to remember al cannot ;” “I want to @ < —— ~ ¢ « reonnneneneeenmtes —_— ———— i a ———_ TT . “I want to stop laughing ™ | against the Will. switch, semaphore, street lamp,and ed by the National Board of Fire Un- leep As you see, in each of we sthe — | other accessory, right straight up to derwriters. Perfect safety at practic- imagination which gains ©% 4 ed How the Drunkard Is Impelled by the biggest twin - motored locomo- ally nocurrent cost isinsured. Trains suffering out any roicanggeewe of f , | f Imagination tives and the freight and passenger also run on batteries. to sleep, To the same or — * 1cti j = -ho rushes forware: : | 3 + cars, are perfect reproductions of big Lionel Electric Railroads are made ,he tries leader who ru a There are certain drunkards who wish to give up- system railroad equipment re efforts and always carries paren drinking. but who cannot do so. Ask them, and they ; in America and are sold by the best “Each man for himse™ will reply in all sincerity that they desire to be sober, Strong? Sturdy? Say!Atwohun- ‘ePartment, toy, sporting goods, ry to re- defeat. 3 that drink disgusts them, but that they are irresistibly dred pound man can stand on the hardware and electric stores. Step forgotten, Why is this? It rs onl impelled to drink against their Will, in spite of the track without breaking it. Wheels P to your dealer and tell him that our ming | tmagine that they mit harm they know it will do them. are all made with hardened stee] YOU want Lionell * e idea “I they imagine that tHe In the same way certain criminals commit crimes in | tires just like New York Central and Oo out or ‘ e oO ays if its own their lives. nal “ | Spite of themselves, and when they are asked why they Pennsy wheels. Everything made “Panurge” was aU 3 | acted so, they answer “I could not help it, something e bi ea h d h Christ- the days one, at 7 if impelled me, it was stropger than I.” The Christmas spirit 1s ever y W ere an it e , himse : . © won , . . . s : . . . ' ng clutch- when. to avenge And the drunkard and the criminal speak the truth; | Manufactured and AGuaranteed for Life by d d bl ] h land Seddon. | sume deat, be dousst. ee ne he Sr eenteet cacy on ea eee sansa aeeecen aa mas visitor is made doubly welcome in the | ith amit MMS | tow shy nape te "ena een ema d The glories of the Gulf the road into the oe payee | son they imagine'they cannot prevent themselves from 48-52 E. 21st St. New York City of sunshine an TOSses. e ories O e | made to would follow, ® ' | doing so. | dN We human ee | Thus we who are so proud of our will, who believe Coast country between Pensaco an ew Orleans controlla- sheep, and involun®”" | that we are free to act as we like, are in reality noth- d h h f F] id beck South es | fem —— ie hd the more to follow other — - 3 ing but wretched puppets of which our imagination + ate ate ft = /se —an t e C arm O orl a on ou cannot do otherwise. ; | holds all the strings. We only cease to be puppets <a ——=3-——- ee f b h f h ' | ee — Se ee O~” 5 68 Yr in the ne OI Winter. in these I could quote a ae Should _ when we have learned to guide our imagination. — — or a reat O summe I t r fall but I fear to bore you gle (Copyright, 1922.) Go Home For Christmas eee ~~ wm ee eee What better to the or to yourself? Any L. & N. ti aA ne aes informa a Cut & ol ILLS attain i chicken tlery and ped fine: fuls peng - ili ELECTRIC TOY‘ Sift fiour, and salt, ' add oatmeal and mix thoroughly, rub onnaise dressing. aia halves. remove soft ce te | with softened butter. ye” | gpoonful of chicken salae@'s r press two halves together sugar MEAL COOKIES in lard with fingers, adg sour milk, * Cftmeal, 2 cups flour. : ‘2 ar, K t€aspoon salt ] ; 5? Cup Sour oo; ik tn which soda has been dissolved. finally the #e*-*, cut in small . ; . and Multermilk, ~ ee ; o . . paraffin *% pound of | Pieces

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