St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 15, 1922

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ao SO eye i RE ey, ; % ~ Sy Se pee, 2 va Ve ~ > ee MIC PAGE SCEMBER 14, 1922. =—_——— : —— GAIN 24 HOURS BY DOING IT TODAY PA All WANTS received up to 10:30. Helps, Lost, | Found, Death Notices up to 12:45 p. m Biggest City Circulation—Best Results —=+ CITY EDITION - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Bihteaacane Press News Service. (Copyrigh t, 1923) - ———E nail a ee ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 192256 PAGES NO. 100. VOL. 75. 7). PRICE2 CENTS. eS —— —-— LL _—- neem ee - LE ee —— ro ome _ fat ~ ul ishing oupe wm t * by » raffled off.” (Copyright, 1928) | VER OF TRUCK SK DRINKS MOONSHINE g Man With George Dean When He Killed His Sec- | By ond Pedestrien Tells of ithe Visits to Saloons. INQUEST RESULTS IN HOMICIDE VERDICT ~ Dean’s Bond Is Ever Required by _ Coroner. Developments today in the case George Dean, licensed chauffeur, who | Plause from the 3 killed his second pedestrian when his and Broadway at 5 p. m. Wednesday, and then feloniously fled from geene, were these: -A,-man who was on the truck With Dean at the time said that each had had six drinks of “moon- .ghine” before the tragedy oceurred. A Coroner's jury held. Dean for homicide, and his bond was fixed at $20,000, the Jargest amount ever set by the Coroner. His compan- fon on the truck at the time of the aceldent was held as an acces- sory. Seéretary of State Becker an- nounced he would ask,the 1923 Legislature to enact a law provid- ing that a -chauffeur’s license may be revoked if the holder is con- Ricted of crime, and amend the present laws so that an affidavit or administration of an oath would be required when persons apply for a chauffeur’s license. "Diselosure that the present mo- tor-vehicle law does not afford fi restrictions for the issu- te Of chauffeur’s licenses, and @ license is issued to anyone mo makes application and pays a $3, regardless of who he fs. in 1918, when Dean was parole from a workhouse fs for manslaughter in con- ~ nection with the killing of his first » pedestrian, he was fined $10 for "> Speeding, but that no action was Z taken toward revoking the parole. \ Helper Witness at Inquest. * At the Coroner's inquest today - git ‘the ease of Floyd R. Cavanaugh, rs old, of 8035A North i ah Was instantly 7 y P evening when Dean’s truck, go- ‘at high speed, ran into the group of persons, transferring from one Siteet car to another, bowling them “over like tenpins, the most impor- 7 witnesses were Herman Metz, 80, of 2312 Hebert street, 0 the truck with Dean, and bOY, Edward Kennedy, 18, North Eleventh _ street, the of the iIIOTe Fixed at ‘its approval by joud applause 'deadly $20,000, Largest Amount moved across the ; tumes, YB ¢. - #light delivery truck plunged into a, 4 _ group of persons at Taylor avenue | the | | | killed Wednes- | | Ry th who was } word today that Bob an | _witness, who furnished the in- | he fmation which resulted in Dean's after the latter had feloni- fled from the scene. Was arrested last night, ae | Poliret, Qua akeress’ Gowns Hit of Lausanne Fashion Show Trim Suits of Gray or Blue Applauded Most at Exhibit for Conference Crowds—Long | Hair Approved. Press. Dec, the Associated LAUSANNE, nd short skirts won littie favor Paul conducted ot fashion conference which the P Theater aris artist, (jrand for the fashion- crowds gathered in Lausanne Neal Parisian — 190 costumes Gace usive n re able for the Kastern conference. Ten mannikins displave exc! audience, whic gj (> , manaiteis costume of the when a ina fancy silent stage the which did not meet the audience. Favored. apparent that than. the ult for a short- forth mfgach ap- young diplomats who constituted a greater part of the male section of ar audience There were mannikins with bobbed hair which was curled and ‘hair which was plastered Hair ime more Long hec: the COS- it soon counted It rirl to criwle — irls . - . liffi > Sseeeeas call : } yyaa Aired down ALCOHOLISM I$ GERMAN NATIONAL PERIL, PRUSSIAN CABINET MEMBER SAYS Associated Press BERLIN, ECESSITY of economy de- PNinanes that alcoholism be regarded as a national peril in Germany, the Prussian tion to the heads of vincial schools, in urges, them to encourage nence among the youths under their instruction. “Even if Germany has not re- turned fully to her pre-war vol- ume of alcoholic consumption,” says the letter, “this has creased shockingly in view of her prevailing economic status and the cendition of her national health and morality, as wll the large expenditures necessitat- ed by the reconstruction. Es- pecially sinister is the terrific in- crease in the consumption of spirits.” PUSSE SLAYS LEADER UF MOONSHINE’ GANG: ee Dry Agent Shot as He Ap- proaches Cabin—19 Officers Then Attack House. a Associated Press LEXINGTON, Ky., hibition Agent Sam s | Dec. 195. says a letter sent by Minister Educa- all the pro- which he absti- of in- as Dec. Collins received 3allard, of the Manifee County ‘‘moonshine”’ pang, Federal officers last week, in an early morning fight with prohibition agents today. . ‘policemen, after int spe bined 8 conversation between Dean and a h'Who visited him at ‘the Angeli- a Street Police Station, learned for “Me first time that Dean had a com- yn on the truck at the time of n I saw those people cross- street I thought Pean would re the Tight and pass behind “said Metz, who was ordered he fata police station as a material for the Coroner. ‘‘We were 8 south in the southbotind car ® and the people were in plain Pynen we were 50 feet away = ee intersection of the two . ® I don't know why Dean Swe t0 turn out of the tracks and ewe the accident. * Were not going more than an hour and I am quite that had he pulled out to the Bide of Broadway there would been no accident. But, in- he kept going right along in > ear tracks and ran into the peo- ‘Shh Se PRESS ‘Charles agent, report said. was prohibition clash, the also sought, Cole, in the Ballard, Guy slain wounded. Bob Ballard was killed when pro- hibition officers surrounded a cabin in which he and his brother had barricaded themselves, near the scene of last week’s encounters. Agent Cole of Bowling Green, Ky., approached the front door before any of his companions had fired a shot at the cabin. He was killed withqut warning from within § and his cay dragged into the building The remainder of the batk and centered rifle fire on the cabin. Their shots were returned. Before the house again was sur- rounded, Charles Ballard dashed from the Noor and disappeared into the woods. Possemen said, he was wounded. He escaped in the hills. Bodies of Cole and Bob Ballard were found in. the cabin. Ballard had been killed by a rifle bullet that had penetrated the walls. Reinforcements have been sent to Menifee County to pursue Charles posse | feli | 15.—Short hair |! in | the | mannikins ening, hobbe ] ! BOOZE VATS TO HOUSE Or her. ima | street, by 'C. Shupp, 'souri ito he i'should | may |raids from time to time straight. and they All long both hair, There were brunettes with attracted little attention. | eyes were on the girls with)! hair, regardless of whether it | red, golden or black. They got! all the applause. And the more mod- | ‘t and demure the mannikin was, her popularity with the brondes| but | short WAS es the greater spectators Quakeress The snappy the discard. ternational sanhe, and tremely long ly dressed The Hit of Show. flapper was clearly in | in the opinion of the in- crowd gathered at Lat- the willowy girl in ex- skirts and with plain- hair was in favor. Prime favorite among WaS a gray-evyed Quakeress, with brown hair In the middle, and simply Her suits and gowns were blue and she on the st the applause was deaf- the more flashy manni- | walking with great affectation | and dressed in conspicuous ana | yellow gowns, were greeted with lit- tle enthusiasm. *he | little parted | dressed. | all grav} or whenever appeared | age while kins, red | » | “REV. SHUPP'S FLIVVER Whatev A, Ss i, Bus! er Car He Ge Leader Combines ness With Pleasure. {‘s— | | fied, jaccompantle f fir lum- peeyen ine South rd | ai 4 Rev. W Seven large vats made o that used to hold in a plant 11 which was raided on Federal agents and the superintendent of the Mis- Anti-Saloon League, are going | converted into a gar to hold Mr. Shupp’s flivver, if he one, or whatever car he acquire. It is his pleasure to assist in hHquor | and in this} sh at ace Rev. get the ‘instance he was @¢nabled to combine | business with ‘the | for | ithe | | Government \from sought for the slaying of two | was killed | 20} for {fact waS/as he knew, pleasu by acquiring He saiM today that he all the lumber for % really it had not with it. He had which led several lumber. could not utilize garage, and that paid him to bother pplied the information the raid. Then he and men whom he emploved spent more ‘than a day dismantling the vats, by permission of Chief Prohibition En- | forcement Agent Nations. The Rev. Shupp 9 and acreed that it would have cost more the Government to have stored | vats for possible sale than could realized on them, that the lost nothing, but saved agents who Nations | sO he the time of prohibition 'might have had the dismantling job. | 15.—Pro- | (in leader | A fraction of a ton of coke taken | the raid was given to a smal] drug manufacturing concern not far the location @f the moonshine plant. Dr. Shupp said that one of | sons, Ray Shupp, was working} this concern. He said that the of his son's employment, so far had nothing to do with his this, _—— Sir Basil Zaharsf! Sertousty scl the Associated Press. PARIS, Dec. 15.—Sir Basil Za- haroff, international banker, is seri- ously ill at Monte Carlo, the Daily | Mail says today. CLOUDY WITH SLOWLY RISING TEMPERATURE; LOWEST NEAR 22 THE TEMPERATURES. By bhetween itoday | he ; as ;as i cession of ‘remember he | Ciark 7” f | just ‘in characterizing it as pleading |was stating | quoted | Clark, 4 ° ° , had in his hand was a pistol, CLARK NAMED AS | ‘ | | | | MAN WHO INSISTED N HERRINKILLINGS Defendant Identified by Wit-. ness as Leader Who Clam- ored for Lives of Nine Prisoners. FARMER TELLS OF | ' | | ' HEARING REMARKS) “We Ought to Take These Money for the Construction Men Out and Kill Them,” Union Man Is Reported to | Have Said. Staff Correspondent Post-Dispatch. MARI rN, + * alleged leader of the union miners in the By a of Dec. 15.—Otis Clar':, Herrin identified killing of June 2? massacre, was as clamoring for the the strip mine prisoners on ‘against the protests of another. who said that if they were killed it would the worst thing pened to the coal Williamson County country. The that ever hap- miners’ union and of the evtire identification William R. Goodman, ing three miles west who said he was made by a farmer liv- of ville, worked part of th2 time a blacksmith a coal miner. Gore Goodman's day of the massacre, went to Grenshaw d by L. A. brother-in-law. When he. arrived le going to and fro. A little la he heard shots in the rection of the Lester mine and a pro- Story. the he On he testi- Holbrook, ped} were ter the dump and toward Crossing with the center, he said. They ‘stopped at the “Did you see anybody that you knew?” asked State’s Attorney Duty. “Well, yes, I saw Mr. Clark.” “What |Mr. Clark?” “Otis Clark.” The witness was told to point him ‘out. He pointed to Clark. “What was he doing?” | Just in the crowd.” “What did he have?’’ had a gun.” Known Him for “20 Years.” “How long have you “Twenty arms arec together.’ “Did you hear him say anything?”’ “Well, sir, I believe [I did.’’ “What did he say?” answer that question ?’’ Judge Hartwell said: he Crenshaw crossing. “He was lose “If vou know what said, answer and quick.” The witness answered: “He ‘We ought to take these kill them.’ ”’ “What was he doing?” around in the crowd. After Goodman had testified that another man pleaded with Clark for the lives of the prisoners the answer was stricken out on the ground that said, “He was a conclusion. He the other man as™“eaying to “If we kill these men it will be the worst thing that ever hap- pened to the coal miners’ union and ‘all over the country.” Witness Cross-Examined. (;oodman Clark but he on said cross-examination, he thought the weapon was not sure. Attorney Lewis, for the defense, asked him if he knew the difference a pistol and aé_é— shotgun. Goodman said some pistols were so 'big it was pretty hard to tell them 30 11 a. 20 12 noon t fe SS 18 ¢ p. mm... Highest yesterday, 34, at 3:15 m.; lowest, 25, at 11:45 p. m. Official’ fore- HOLL PROTECT | cast for St. Louis | THE MINORITIES | Dp. and vicinity: | Cloudy, with | slowly rising temperature to- | /ment, ihe would testify to were known ‘apart. “Where was his hand?’ asked Lewis. ‘I suppose it was on him, where it is now,” said the witness. Repeated efforts were made the defense to prevent Goodman from testifying and to have his tes- timony excluded after he testified, ;on the ground that Goodman's name had not been indorsed on the indict- although his name and what rae) (dli- | Ly | the | | J | } and of | | semester | ; ‘starting conditions and part of the time | ton Crossing ro ] a) 4 his | Us she of ' } 500 to 600 men came over | but itween $50,009 prisoners in the | ‘the ; “The hest I} ' 'This site known | the or 25 years—our | which “Do I have to | ito the answer | Missouri granite, 'ish-brown color. men out and | 'pils | Prof. engineering i this he | then | ‘WIDOW OF ENGINEER of the MRS. N.R. WILSON GIVES BUILDING TO WASHINGTON U. Gift of $250,000 for Depart- ment of Geology Is Second | Made by Her to the Uni- versity. GRADUATED IN 1879 of a Swimming Pool Was| Donated -to Institution in| May, 1921. Announcement of the of $250.000 for gift the erection of a build- * . + . . ‘ Washington University the ing On cam- pus for Department of Geology, Dy Jirs. Brentmoor |] R. Wilson was made of the afternoon. have the ed Soon, Newton ark. meeting follow- | ing a Cuvrporation this Architects it begin started that with is expect will the next scholastic 1924. partly in time for of the January, probably year, in the will govern time of construction. Mrs. Wilson is the widow Wilson, a who was graduated from the May, 1921, the edection tichards mining en- gineer, 1879. In for ‘ad university in gave the money a swimming pool jacent to in use. not state, Francis Gymnasium, her request, the cost was it was understood to be be- and $75,000. She has of minor importance to university from time to time now made gifts Mrs. Wilsen's husband died in 1914, Her father, William Glasgow Jr, was a member of the first board of directors of the university. ~ To Be on Secondary Quadrangle. The new geology building probd- ably will be on the south side the secondary quadrange, close Forsythe boulevard, in making the would. place it Valle January being erected at a at the southwest main quadrangle and Tower dormitories and Graham morial Chapel. The Lo announcement just west cf said, Isabel is cost $2 ) 50) 000, corne east Fad Our conform of the ex- new building will Tudor-Gothiec style structures, done in Southeast which has a pink- It will be a memo- husband. about 400 department MeCourt, school, department, with about structors under him. The ment is holding its classes campus buildings. Two Dther Buildings Planned. isting rial to her There ‘are in the W. E. or of dean also more pu- geology. head of Six in- depart- in other is Two other departmental buildinss are in prospect, as is known. They are the Duncker Memorial for School of Commerceand Finance and the Bixby Building for th» School of Fine Arts. Each is to co:3t about $250,000. The gifts have been made definitely by Charles H Duncker and W. kK. Bixby. Buildings on the campus those mentioned, are largely the gifts of individuals. They are: Uni- versity Hall, Busch Hall, Cupples I, CuplesII, Ridgely Library, old School] of Fine Arts, McMillan Hall, dormi- tory for women, and Liggett Hall, dormitory for men, in addition to several temporary structures and the stadium at Francis Field. PRESCRIPTIONS GIVEN FOR COAL Written by Physicians and Filled by Dealers at Lawrence, Mass. By the Associated Press. LAWRENCE, Mass, Prescriptions for coal 15.— being Dec. are of 4) University | construction | completion second Labor | of New- | At | of | Chancellor Hall | law school. | of | *;nounce her claim to any sum above Me- | of the | +! } Lhe . | besides ARDING AND CABINE SCUSS REPARATIONS; ARVEY CALLED HOM. oo UULD WAIT BI INTERES! US FORD AID. EUROPE Contribution to Stabilization of Exchange Would Be Dependent on Settlement of Reparations Tangle. LOAN*ONLY AFTER | FIXING OF INDEMNITY ‘Reduction of Land Arma- ment Would Be Demanded for Lightening of Finan- plans | cial Byrden. By DAVID LAWRENCE. A Special Washington ent of the Post-Di spateh. (Copyright, 1922.) WASHINGTON, Dec. ica may 15.—Amer- the debts of those) Europe terest on war which are un- to countries lable come. in for several years not to pay The or principal will canceled reduced. This contribution to the stabiliza- | tion of the world’s ment believes will accomplish desired readjustment in Europe. The steps they should be taken are these: | First, all the Powers should reach ‘at once a definite agreement as to the amount of reparations Germany should pay annually. America’s eco- nomic experts believe $500,000,000 is the limit of Germany's ability and | that ‘is the total sum that Germany can and should be made to pay. France should be willing to agree to re- ‘that. Second, once the ‘is fixed, the world will be ready to ‘consider an international loan such as was proposed by the international bankers’ committee at its a year ago, which J. P. Morgan and other financiers attended. wotld not necessarily require | guarantee of governments, would need the assent of the allied Powers to regard it as a prior lien on Germany’s assets. effect of Loan. such a loan would assist in the purchase of food- would tend to raise the reparation sum Third, Germany |stuffs and ; be economic crisis 'is under consideration, but it will be | done only if European Governments and | ‘long has been interested in its work. | in the order in which SAIL FOR HOME DEC, 23; CALLED FOR CONSULTATION LONDON, Dec. 15. A MBASSADOR HARVEY has tation, it was stated at the American embassy this after- He will said on the Beren- garia, Dec. 23. He will not be who has been ill and who will depart the preceding day for a Harvey will be in the United States at the time the British AMBASSADOR HARVEY 10 By the Associated Press. been called home for consul- noon. accompanied by Mrs. Harvey, visit to Madeira. debt mission will be there. have an ax out for Correspond- | Pepermpcaare League, i ! be willing to forego the in-| pursue a policy which this Govern-| soever. the SOVIETS TO COMBAT EVIL INFLUENCE OF CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. Program Laid Out to Save Rus- sian Children From Santa Claus and Holiday Cheer. Special Cable to the Post- Dispatch and New (Copyright, MOSCOW, Dec. 15.—The soviets Santa Claus. The the youth and trade unions combined, have laid out a program to save Russian children from his deletericus influence. “Many children who have taken heart at the coming. religious festi- val will be deeply impressed with this medieval, undesirable influ- ence,”’ reads an official! announce- ment. “Therefore a program has been made to counteract it. “No angels will be permitted on Christmas trees. There shall be no influence of a religious cult what- Instead, we will have cos- tume plays and masquerades, which will give the ¢hildren a holiday without evil influences.” As part ofits battle against thé traditional holiday, which has al- ways been a big event In Russia, the communist youth league is. Z0- ing td hold torthlight proces#ionrs through the snow-covered streets of meeting | This loan | |value of the German mark and thus | |keep German capital in .for ‘side of Germany in the markets of the world. ‘States Government wouldn’t sub- 'scribe to the loan but the American investor would have the same op- portunity to buy the _ reparation ‘bonds at a good rate of interest as ‘he has today other foreign securities. The value of such a loan, however, would be enhanced through the moral support of America and par- ticularly through such contribution as a: United States may make to the easing of Europe’s burdens through the postponement of can-~ cellation of interest on the allied war debt. Fourth cancellation of the interest would never be proposed without something in return, namely, assur- ances that Europe would make a real effort to pay the principal of the 10-billion dollar war debt and the only assurance which would be convincing here would be a reduc- tion of land armament. The Amer- ican Government cannot ignore the Germany | self-development instead of out- | investment | The United | Moscow, bearing banners inveighing approximately $12,000,000,000 | against religion and the mythical gift bearer. The state theaters will be taken over on \that day and “political ‘sa- tires’’ will be given, including Lau- sanne and other conferences, ‘“‘which capitalistic nations are dominating.” “Although there is snow and the weather is unfavorable for torchlight Christmas paraders, this will only serve as training for our fight: in the spring against Easter and Pass- over,” writes Stepanov, the well- the] known communist and economist of but} Pravda. While the campaign will be knowa as “the counter holiday movement.” g00d communist circles presents | i? Ant be taboo. * ln N awl Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Lloyd George on the French An- nexationists — Former British Premier, in another article in his series now running in this rewspaper, tells what he knows about ‘them and their plans, re- plying vigorously to Premier Poincare’s attack on him. Blind Man’s Suit for Justice in Missouri Courts Back at Start- ing Point After Years— and no Justice Yet—A ‘shock- ing story of the law’s delays in the case of a workman who was terribly injured in a quarry ac- cident. Tragedy of the Wife Who Became so Fat and Unlovelv That Her Husband Kir.* Her for .Younger Woman—A triangle in lowly life that presents some remarkable features. How the ‘‘King’’ Who Terror- ized a City of 35,000 for 20 Years Fell—An amazing story of a man who specialized in re- form and attacked the very _tion circles here that the W ton Government regards the SUB) ECT Tackling of Problem renosdl Visit to Secretary Hughes: by German Am Official Advices That many Is Near Collapse fore the Secretaries. HARVEY COMING TO U.S. FOR CO State Department Believed Have Considered Participation in | Form in Proposed nomic Conference. By the Associated Press. . . WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—The re-' parations problem was discussed more than two hours teday by dent Harding ; It was there had to the policy of this Gévernment to. ward the present difficulti were evidences, however, that administration was preparing avail itself of all possible infe tion on the subject with a view td determining whether it could be of service in any practicable way bringing about an adjustment. One of the questions touched u in the Cabinet discussion is said tee have been the proposal for an in- ‘ ternational loan to permit Germany to stabilize her finances, reporte@ in official advices to the American Gov ernment as on the verge of a &€ lapse. It was declared, howev that no concrete proposal for ste a loan had come to the attention the Washington Government. Wiedfeldt Sees Hughes. The President and his offi * family had before them in additi n. to information which has come the Government through officia American sources, a picture of CG many’s financial troubles as given the German Ambassador, Dr. O€ Wiedfeldt, in a long conferene earlier in the day with /‘Secr Hughes. Although State Department cials confirmed today the Londo announcement that Ambassador Harvey had been called home * consultation,” they declined to any explanation as to the ar questions Secretary Hughes desir 4to discuss with him. In the absence of an official planation, the Impression has | currency that Harvey has been c to Washington in connection 3 the situation as to German tions now threatening a rupture tween Great Britain and France. Situation Regarded as Acute, It has been stated In ad \. Seesteend & “eo tions difficulty as the “most of European problems, and is anzx t#afford any aid toward settler that it could properly extend. Ra Hands Off Whecl.” Zallard, who, it is Heugss may ee night and iomor the State. given by physicians and honored by +e $F ; view-of these: Ofheist Seeiaees er hitting the people he threw | taken refuge with companions row; the lowest The objections were overruled ©"! coal dealers in this city. ‘| fact that there are from three_ to evils in his corrupt newspaper expectation is that the Am dor’ See atariccs se, | the hills. “ond Aa ap the ground that the rules had been One dealer says that within two|four million men under arms on the that he protected and from visit will have a direct effect on thal EEPER ae .¥ grabbed the stee ring wheel Prohibition Agent Robert C. Duff night will he complied with by the State in later weeks he has received a dozen pre- continent of EKurope and that 95 per which he collected tolls. situation. 4 CALL TH , ms ‘that caused the truck to swerve | ‘vas shot by the “moonshiners last about 22. giving the defense a synopsis of the} scriptions, written on regular pre-|cent are troops of the allied Powers. The Clew: Six ‘Brown Hairs—A It appears to be certain that 1 i-H- BOY. wes left and almost hit the north-| Saturday and Dave Treadway, a testimony Goodman and other sup-| scription blanks, and each calling tor | Reduction of land armament means piece of clever detective work ||| State Department has seriously ¢ t-R- *-RAND ound Broadway car that had| member of the posse seeking Duff's Missouri: Snow | Plemental witnesses were expected | half a ton of coal. Such orders were | more money available for productive last month in France. During |/|sidered the possibility of Amer ) purposes and more for the meeting participation in some form in” S FEEtin’ 2 Wd to take on the passengers. _ | was with Dean while he was deliveries in Baden x during | rnoon and «we each had had | inks of nenshine' before the nt. We had two drinks in a hat Helen and Madison streets, * We started o.: the trip. Dean ld for them. In fact, he paid for drinks we had that afternoon. got the other drinks in saloons on -eew drive while making de- _ After the accident we drove io| hat Helen and Madison § because Dean wanted to find fr, who was to have met him on Page . Column oe i slayers, was shot from ambush and fatally wounded Sunday afternoon. Secretary of War W eeks this week request of the Kentucky “efficeers” for Federal ‘“moonshiners.”’ refused a prohibition troops to hunt the 4 Cola Threatens Missouri Wheat. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 15.— Sleet, whic h was general over a laree part of Kansas and the northwestern | part of Missouri vesterday, caused a number of accidents to pedestrians and motor vehicles. The wenther continues cold throughout Missoupi ‘and Kansas, without snow, and ap- prehension is felt for wheat in some | sections. probably tonight and tomorrow, turning to rain tomorrow; rising temperature to- night and in east | portion tomor-| row, | Illinois: creasing ness In-| cloudi- | tonight, warmer in north and west portions; tomorrow snow in north portion and rain or snow in soutlt portion; warm- er. Stage of the river at of a foot, a fall of .9 ofa foot. to give. Goodman denied that on a visit to Clark’s parents two months ago he said he knew nothing against Clark in the case. Goodman’s mem- ory of details was not good, but his story. was not shaken by the cross- examination. Student Tells of Shooting. Fred Harrison, a student, 23 years old, son of George Harrison, farmer and banker who testified yesterday, told of the shooting of one man near the Harrison barn and of his being | dragged away wounded to the Har- | rison woods, where the witness saw “Continued on Page 3. Column 6. given preference over all others, he said. AMUNDSEN ARRIVES IN NOME Explorer Makes Trip From Wain- wright by Dog Team. the Associated Press. NOME,. Alaska, Dec. 15.—Capt. Raold Amundsen, head of a Polar expedition that left Seattle in June, arrived here late yesterday py dog’ team froni Wainwright, Barrow, where he is wintering with | the plane in which he hopes in the. spring to fly over the north pole. By the war near oPint | of payments on the principal of the war debt. Disarmament Would Be Demanded. As for cancellation of the princi- pal, no doubt exists - here that a steady propaganda has been con- ‘ducted by Europeans to impress America with the need for remitting the allied war debt as a means of adjusting the repar:tions problem. But the matter of reparations and debt of the allies are to be separately and the American Europe is treated Government hopes that | —“Gontinued on Page 2, Geen, Fes an attempted robbery at night on the Paris-Strasbourg ex- press, the assailant was wounded. but leaped from the train. The police arrested him a few hours later. The Two Village Girls Who Say That They Photographed Fairies—This singular story comes from England and is sponsored by Conan Doyle. With large reproductions of three of the alleged snapshots which show dainty elves and a gnome. Names, addresses, dates and everything. ne ee eee The POST-DISPATCH Sunday , x » >) Lo sp te A NO AE Al en Be «ee ma = «a , . proposed economic and -f ia eonference at Brussels, which was projected by the allied ; er ‘but for which it has not been. sible to make definite plans of the split over German a As the conference in its original ception would not have dealt political matters In Europe, An can participation might conc have been possi any basis that cellation of alMed in the United States. Ambassador Ha ee a & Circulation Is More Than 410, 000 ——a Gain of 75 000 Over a Year Ago ee ee ee ee

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& "2 se __ ku ro per 2 sie oo "*e ra ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¥RIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER id. 1922. 3 ‘ST. T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH” eee 4 : : ND Wil POET Ro - wee. Pye 4 de Na rie ay q D Law Nearly T. hree Years in POINCARE IS READY 10 Clark Identified as Man Who AMBASSADOR TOU. LADY ASTOR Hf | = 4 — b. A. Koerner rHpRAw GRACEFULLY ©!amored for Herrin Killings «4+ DOWN AT Cenatineed Frem Paae One. jen, started to teil something whi: am back to America, ~ He Det ends Cabinet in Address could not say who shot t! Se ) | aati a Bs | Se mber and Calls London {™2”. but “six or eight h a. Saat, ee co ae | _ One Delegate at Her © 5 . to Ch EERE WES : s21Ht.: you?” sai oole. — i ES Sk | a ies at Bi ni one f them was Jame sl Bt = . art’ See Caterer Only Technically |: vit | o- them was James Gaur, | Kerr regarded him fixedly for a1 Party’s Gathering. “ime ee or et Him body tater hanging wit h tl od had not been asked Aerne) mer ; ee = P tee | Committed to Jail for Six See. -? | ho ¢. ne h knew and whoee instant “What | | prom pted you | 3 a : ° . . . . beeha > fiat jearned since _, that - ue > Ramee ts ‘ : ‘ “4 . * ASRS - Presg ot z os - ; Nine Bales of Hops Months for Violating Lia- 1 soci 7 aero in thint want” be wee. ae State obje. ted and the wi an ‘sit LONDON. Dec. 15% —— Gallons of Mash ; ess did not answer - g the center of a stormy Law Due to Illness but | a, are: after eketching briefly and) Seed “Mr. Grace” “The witness aid he had knows, [eicoe™ Sone" Ta “| ne TRO center of = =s eager or w ue to ness u : i atk | Le TO re sf ‘hr t nei: , 3 = 1 Tg’ . the Cur. erence Ot the ; oe | | : ni mn este er BE page ae . | 2 Unionist Association thig gtpaeee . e eparat and urkish pea - sng «des oi apg he on fri ly terms with hin = . Lo Pays Fine of $1000. : tiations ol ham! 4 1 you : .. 4 om = 4 uatuaiiie Were Pie a before the arrival of Prime 9iee Story Building. ( a nse gave a simple put } he. Fe Bonar Law. when she made « quae *,-* * . . . ~— 4 _ : ™ % } . "2 ’ 7—* _ Ti if > aT. : British I rime Minister De- bd me, : , : fe nat _ ; | Paint ) a 3 a ihe - , yhic description of the proces- - ..* ss arousing so much i — ; s'* ihe ise igfa : " 4 : : j 5 ‘+ - 4 staid aa 24% as i r : = . the cemetery. where Hof. 3 ae ‘di . ie 4S | perectted « Also' | ; e = >: ah aie ioe wei : A crowd of several hundred w: — peaking of « reo WAS ANTI ton avenue. for iy liquol Ses: eemier Pol: re | th an Meeting in Barn Amat England Surrender pr:nisision agent a: the restaura: . hs «~ : seats pranin hettne intaded ket eel Mie S6tiine te the bara WEL mob came north. n adv & ; — 5-9 genitalia grate . “> ee Se. ga gaye gi negate ae re” ) way ais ee teal .'ing about half a dozen p et aon: | ve Wi Her Share of German itenced March 11, 1921. + , : a ye. and expressed su 4t the) MoCree had a : rh He : > | ng the your is Fires Withdrawn, . - ~* 3 - . - - é -- + : ¥ ete ba re. 1@a ded . B — : ’ : . _ Li n E ; .. , es ‘ a a 33 ; : a like they had been pr + > eae te Ris behall tods = | i Se teed ee eek me of th no had got away. treated. There were r thre St | on a eke He Expects to 37>». ss rili nent . as . Le! - ‘ —S ; : — - . . 7 . : —_ 7 : : i ‘ | - + , ; : P _—— -_ . } ge) “y SAYS GERMANY IS , : . 7 latte the ‘wrenunie | . : ross-exa mination lon saig| Members of the mob in front, three re have uses Se sepis :' eee per ise: 2 : . i | eae li eae he had neve ey or four guarding on each side and in or 1S ee age rests. fou use and they a . m j + ’ ? : to Ali 14 I . . . _— a , “ars , *h@ Preset heh ind.” , “ws —— ha 4 oe sf 24S 21M. ——————eEeOwo , oy (finwes f ; : > _ , a ns geen nim iZ ne CORCITIONs o pie NEAR in diet te nen pe 7. | i , peo s je ™ —. araT , - ee a >? > Di mG P saw 14 Men on Ground ‘this part of the mas il se) fAMIMARA 10 BE AMSASSADOR : . ali q i 101 S A iarge copper still, ‘ AS : cemetery, Lense went te : fer follow : : gallons of fermenting ‘wer nouns woods and saw 14 New Japanese Envoy to U. S. to Be : mere we is le 2 = tens of whisky and oth he. ground Four or Named Tomorrow. aa | Wither: | “= and beer bettling equi “breathing and som] py + ssociated Press. eee te a found in a four-story alk. The only arme4 ec. 15.—The point , Astor shouted tasks! Tee 200 South Main street ye recegnizeac was Huber BAe: cae : 7 orse than the Laber gia. ernoon by Chief Pre who had a shotgun Later ee Ag . i cs ; " , forcement Agent Nation Approved by Sanborn “aed , cere * ee - : : me 2: : a sa : drove to the cemetery and a8 mbdassacor to the Un ai. ron ‘ role (0 ‘ eite deputies and two city det : ' ' a, ae ae efit he canfiecetied ee 4 ee" we tie? together with a rour i¢ ceed Ambassad: re . sii~ em) Se =Tiii Wi Sie ViLii at =a nd ar rope around their necks: Three will be gazetted tomorrow, it is 4: ROetry Seu 3 destroyed = ... , > = e- Pr . — * t . M = . aa — , , ried were dead and three still breathiag. nounced ws ag ol ag aieal ae cere oe ae Be prs: By the Associated Press. oe ct > opie ae a ss Negmpepnelin og “9 stag ARO tapped , - ta : ee , n there he drove to Harrisons He expects to- sail f the Un ASLO “jee. ee ee ee al se oe iborn of the 1 ted St: imeu witence wa alec "ht rte eo . mie , mis > the house ~ fe oe : elects ‘ os “—- + “4 Fer P tion concernin th “LONDON, Dec. is An itis! + ol : a ee ee ' ete es ; ) , Seasits re a peti : and saw one man hanging and States the iatter part of Jonuary. | 7 ; unfortunate 4 to f Ze “ea : : a i ex , Ot © Ci the appea is 1 erfecte , , lermany r - ad e = = ) wile lown at Your own a the moonshiners and expe . = . e “ ~ en rr es ' ' z o ‘ - . , - : “2 . ‘ nn ; ‘ al | " * Picliament was prorogued toda. ad been appealed: Judge Farir and eventually was dismissed This re wa rve places f uking but he did: nem! he foe te tw meetin After all. lve never diam — | SI iis Sie the |ochnnat tur tee Gorerreneas 2a tos] nn” Te. Pode, on tee ee eee Soom en cheapie RAILROAD “SHOP SHED" LAW Sao icce ct courage Ie taaagigel To" raid recta ha adjournment went itho.: ern Judge a2 h ha ut nine ' wit} effe | | howr later h a ma ittin LS mem eof a ae ’ ARGUED IN DISTRICT COURT ‘wo . stills and a latge quant . ~— i en doubtful at first of t legree of de ' ment ri] a » deen] : Porch WhO had bee! yunded “Nn ES oman ' | “tionari : . were found b the a Hitch, despite the wide) Pmiue RS meas : RNR Cet ~ ; ia — © \ 4 es ee - ' . ; | sg ne ee ee : a . a ae os se ; ~ git grag fe om ccaguvely, the Mati if we were obliged to ti v . : ie Wan dened abent c, > ' t . a iis ’ - - - iin - : we eae AS rising of oe — f . mae is al ties metentiam 6) ie: opine ite Sanaa Soe IE EE LE OE ROC ie, they descri themee : (fice He was not — itted to Heard. iown . Nations yesterday first nedy was found for a —— ~~? Bandainh Cau ) . — 1 mine Geort a cose speech Koerner to jail. I ‘ Lent 14 ‘ t aa. “dj — +b hs - e' ~ A ‘ st4¢ ail eae POOITTI r’Y 2 swts ban ing quieted sufficiently for ba % 2 fel the wirdows darken ing yveorge, in ‘ : , : : ‘ : ae +} naan ' h i#@ permitted to testify Ww. , “tin: fon it = | thay “8 ' - « ressed the . thet 7 = f = a a iam . a > : . Astor *s proce % ut ch 2 + 2 Md Pa pe? Ife then nN tai a ri. - SOR a>. saat ~ ages . . ‘ . " fet: > ’ : ’ . ™ : > é . nations 2 . —er G' 2 ¥ . the prorogai: u hoe rn r had + . the — . ” : - - =? > > - ~ _ ’ 4ian€@ Sa >> Ls : ; " ~ ry ce - ~ > , ‘ : : . sd ‘ : . } Li2i¢ » iT , : r ' ‘ K a’ i} ! a + —-_—- 7 4 = .. rr 3? nT re | fter : -~ ) ern been in the business i sion’ of hisky t the statrted again when Premier ; . errant, anc arter 74 omic rehabdiltation | : 7? > ’ ; YARD-O-METER CORPORATION a )} ou . j x ; , es mT ha™ si exits, including men > _ at = -~ 2 i ck ‘ —~, > * > - on 4 — 7, : e . . . 7 Europe. asserting that the | = ; ai ™ ry » Dy : | ~* J ' " . . ’ . ‘ sue ~_ 2 UGE r “=. > ~ a . . - hie brother 3 artn - ‘ Vi i ‘ > PE Wwe esiiis ee ‘ r i , : ; ee - . ’ Be 7 ee ee : , ‘ 6 preve , the est ape - 4 * 2 . . . " . o * = . : .. oa ~ _ , restoring conditions t . i Koerner _ n said it "2 1s porivate ; meas a sud ’ At COULIG NO Challe OD ‘ . Ww! n im through the skylight, ble to economic stability was | — =? os , ers | ‘ | | her wounded m ¢ 7: u -eu it | ‘ * : ry 1 bhatt : 2 2 c . " ’ ne . Ware a lover of goad 7 that the cas lay never om ) / Og .Og8 it ' a 2a : ' or po se | i ®%.. and over the office he hae given rise to so much m . . he 2 . — : 0} “ee i ii ie a : ha sen were a! ing: tits ite a, Of Whose farm | lowi its ntation before the}; Mo. to Benefit rm ej is an old sign readi Ces Cor - n la t2¢ ap ppea r > . PD pe: ; . , eae as . « : ‘ OM ot +h ‘ carne : : ines : ; ' ; , : ' ign ; dewate in the — of we — - » oat . 2 es 4 : ¢ . 4 a 4; : ' . orn .* . | - r : ° . ; KS ‘ signin - . — 2 ia . i] om Estate. - Sis Sa cA ard rectifiers of *pirtts. . received special consideration ; PUdiic Host. Me usei ¢ ‘S55 ©40 eale of lNavor ars dita ; ces ait Ce as acd rned shorti: = moi aaa - oe en oStantialiy Ci 2 heard ‘ireuit | By the Associated Pres 3 The raiders found ni tae oh — $ un 2+ . . = = tiie A . . ’ ae a ¢ > ; o npa _* id th - . - i ' ae) c — = " me wah - > . > in. the speech. The King siatec it | po ds has reduced mend! leral Cor waits pone Hee: rgd Pe ok ' tIorty . | ; xt the @ - t' Judge enyon 7. mee. ~* jdges | ELDORADO SPRINGS, Me, Dee: hepe on the first floor } 21} in : _ : » “ : ae ; e Government would do ail in s weig 1S months is ; i eg er to alleviate the conditions 3 . te ae ee ed a2 , | a ' —— se : 15.—Poor families “ot —— first. second and third y . Ag ‘ ceed iS rs 200 ainst the was delayed. S lal : . ai hens “rowd So Great That Judge Tightens 3 aves 60 TS a ri Court c: a a wooden vats fil ; Qgainst which the Laborites Have i stead act ; ; BEN Wi Seitz ss ig pr , . ‘ =— etitien veaterday ai Crowd . se + narch baie gettin hms oe fae Springs will be enabled to a jebraté nt ts filled with _ act i = nm ne tornev-trenera!? : has inforn . siete ’ : ‘ Re euate ns. aa . a“ AilLOorney! ahs re Fali ™m - Tho . PE Rds ae MO Aim, Stoppe4u rnarv based the . . +m. | Christmas through the — se was hot and full of ain +. cs a‘ ic . « iad ; be 4 : - - F i. ‘ . 4 -* : ~ 7 * : : : : a ‘ : : sd : : ~ aed: % 5 ia Ott na : sik _ ne oe. og cm ce (ore, Saat . $5 fier a jury) session against Koerner rhich| missioner Milispaugh an affidavit of « ag of the afternoc on? - = Cows : t from case on the contention that the State | M. A. Gilbertson, whe dis@ oll the fires had heen wit § Lausanne conference would soon convicted him of the second of? | | ) | mee : Ata age es my bd ' es arth, : ee : si : ee). Second of ens > nar a : ei, ef rs . A s $ ati > «% “able a — the problems aa Eee ‘ marge a en a — : rda! 7 1 o se —" ™ 4 {fective ago, leaving an estate = ating that the operate yazan . ; 2 . 7 sone ro Supenananedibecibesanenceaa : hi i ss ge | aa -» tsa” Uti : ; Ba a ag ‘ ; : 7% : , = : se hm as ] : : Ui ‘Onstitu - : ‘ 900. ‘ - ; acted I ra id a nd fed me peacei n the Near East a . i“ ae ee point of riew of France fat the reparations discussion 7 parts of the buildin gu remier Law, in an importar. a. f0nS Gscuss:ons tipulat , we He stipulated that interest ‘les and bottle p Both : | ‘ | heir view? Germany undertoo! German Ex ic C . each in | stone ds Cnentno conomic Crisis year 4 speech in the Hou f money be used os From the office to +t - : the »| ing Christmas cheer te the ae floors extended an e¢ . ’ @& YTervy iarce ; Un “ In ?areartinn = h io o J Yesterday, Arew a dark pi: tnre « +d ‘ ATE ‘ \ i informati eachinge a Amer- company - nterest this year amougiy system, gery inet. - i most nothin ad s he ey ; ad i” * * 2 or 7-_~ 7 —s* 7 + Engiend’s ecSrnomic and industrial e ha andes ican Governm« through trade : Since then we have had confer- | channele it ic «3i4 a ra.. ; future, gpou'd the much-hoped-fe . ie ne OR Se Cs, it 4 ia, % to bear cut | ters nts ¢ > | . | 2 ¥ « nN in C improvement in trade not nr 4t- ati - on “ —_— at ie ugu =. ‘ice p iG i oa , “ae “iy . ; ) cit » bei 3 ti \peration f lize He de la a cy rmany w as been Li1@ result ihe result has ‘= — € . v » w s ‘ ' ' ™ " a. t Dp. ‘ - °c re ~ . ‘ as a Be » : r et 4 ; : = le : : cand - . ~~ ) 3i ei 3 are eing - - al ; an This is the same teyia . clare] Germany was ; i sae ritisn mim : ; = et . : : a . ; been in every case in o: fort ri; dav ' linia —e a es . ith t] 1 ti sar relat — ac WS a a PoOssi i in -vel hun-, They are displayed in the which th the verge of collapse +h neh Seo peteca : ae ; . } —. : , = the other efilis. another, that at the end of th pats ssh : xe had no st: en nake regardi: a ie Baal : hot wo Om ) on he dred -housands of @ollan Eidorado Springs. Clothing - | Refers to American Debt. ms rom, apse : : | | , : wt | Third street, were fou . oa noratorium, we Aa oun: ‘+ ie Aecrlara aah * mpany aftain } ,44i-) UT loweve mitted |! SS atin carry. sprites ver and ins fo th rail al _ fhod wil be given to more ty : of th : “fhe Prime Minister showed Ne AOee. oh 1S Cec ared. rerma: Dears | : : 7 ; _ = port of the patrolmen . rn a worse 4 itLiOT ict : ie > wm ’ oat te secretary- U ? as a] ~ . ’ aa } a a7 Peis sa] A ~ ‘ +4 Wwe a4 ‘ , : : if e> : families and, a Christmas al % vest utmost ankietr that there shou! a be Set en . , . . : a : : ~ : =4} ; ree ‘ "I sr weantar af the i ont "IT eX Mins rkers nd ‘iar ; » bs UZ. not Ais nam ‘ be placed in the lobby of the be . noe. misunderstanding British fee!l- ill oi wala : — A. srl} , - 4M ory a. : Te : we were eiore the discussion , a , a : “¢ ‘ . ; S « ‘ — ay ‘ >» ; ; ; Three trustees named in ‘ 5 — . . : 3 ‘ s é a2Ae io . . aa = ings toward both France and the The Pri = eet WUS es 1 e ce £eG tO point Ain Thited States and said that it + md 80 ; -. iy >. >| “AS Minister id ubiie Pople | . “ | . nele ink . .Jia pointe ‘> Bert Grac tal rd’ in Randoiph Ceuntys a: wtll wil) distribute the gilt. only Engiand’s difficuit position he anie to meet auen abroad “assumes that was making clear. agenda Was our friends.’ Sy ga taal peek * /Om™@mercial and Fim they heard the crash of Ment agents a ee i a re ®TTID ove: Sener “ger chee ggpen Be re ei wi es “ ver. as to wher : a Nae ; ee shar: ame? —o .- +) rile, - _- P Hersons ) : pa net nrevw Dur obfigato® , e= food spoils will MLONELY ISLE” HOME TO THEM > | miled and ng to 350 persons are = Srsly detecteg =, -_ —e we ‘P be exhaust Old settle » ard t! Sheriff nge! as 7 >. id not i md that i4 PERSONS LOCKED | : | fom the buil 4) ng an burdened with very heavy taxetios. | sisted. “we are in no suc’ ee te: ts igen Vascciated Press. ) ine = | ats Ss S: Ne. | : iw, Ne == —e opera which was a clog on the industr Ww - “i oO : . pie eee: satet tecen Mma be sVOd S$ "LA °c 13.— - pa - , ‘ . | ae Whe titerwards | 3 se . By the Associated Press a ; : 3 $9 - . | r . Carrie } rOoOlLve! Ei : | ; & sgteen ae a | po bea! expressed amMmazerme Smpioyment—a problem that made British Policy Stated = ae le ps sya — - of the Isla: : Moiokail, known Mine ae Larec Maer men got in im au = ee . 1 Herd up tae Cacao Neo 5. : do © raid and , : : “* 4 ' ’ e > . . = : . J ¥ i 3 ia " _ . . y* . am ; 7 ; . . > ** > ; 3 o MM mecessary first that there shoul? Bonar Law outlined .the B Sy ‘Speagigy é yea! “she lonely isie. Ses OU! : iro. y¥ toward PUSS von art 2 } here shortly before noon. = Said the still was an old » & r¢ e - + - > ; Sp ie Sa old, tad f wt ee .mo military occupation of Ger- lie ee aes oe , “ . anticipeti releas p : : Sage inca eet aS Com Anothe in [I si avynard. hag intended to imply that; person#s in the vault and@ ped | Probably been in , - , months = aan territory. which would stil! do n Link ec +2} ee ee mares a. -Gi- sle or full discha result ¢ 7 pee cosa ne! was Jo oce weither n¢ s party to the conspiracy./a large automobile with” her handicap European trad. of nimity -) rd German, We ’ ; ‘ : 27 or ‘ment fag: ‘ c a 42: ara as irmed. | : Sik. MAYS D was @ regardeli mately $16.906 itn Liberty Nations SAi¢d thar the Ke , ' hanna Lad: ‘ UT fain autvioned. 4 , —— ;- ; ~* + - poet ne hor — without producing resuits in cash. ‘iy desire to Ans he best method . “ ' ce ‘he ae im? a> : : : n | : an try of! : b ; ‘ a 1ai me . $e ee HOTS wotties and st ‘ u fr ~ Ftp 4P im a sack in’ pay her way she should be «x- Ws inadvisable to mix too much 1! : oer. Ac magne: 25 dag | wees ant anybedy | the n 10 had shot hin s a last September. , 8 te pay her debts. while ethers ms of reparations and inte Esiebns ~ apa a a: ao : eaptmeigegsil _* = aid | hs c ) hem a ; um his opening states ‘ tee Bot He a , ; tticn here ths : if i? »- Peoria Distillery Robbed mais mon . ors . 1o@ had made om such sacrifices « »eC n the warnin that taco MmAnyY possessed e|norm ims ‘triai er : r ? , = : . ' , , . arr rdeé he aaic ‘ : . ef] dar t a STance and Englam buid : . ir - nes vite, sed Mee Rei “ities i tl lalla yi . “a On ros@exami: ation ; Diner, pee per: ’ a Labor Questions Answered ange of Views between the allied | 40Un¢ ine p shot and knifed aif. house, when me sermon Have You Heard Them? ag im ae The Geverrment’s stateme: ' American Go : 3 spt oS: See ‘entinaed Frem Pace Oac. : (s¢0Org ’ : _ : were rri itt to bail ' ye P : . 'o hie hofhe on fnade im answer to qvestions fr: h interval befor ‘tae aii ‘ . - ected Sherif LT 5 at , , — = ' —— ® ai ‘ STOnnS im the Morning. - 3° ™urdere were ; he labor benches my Ram suv . f . TlierTS? reassen . 3 . p * Sa vs LITT] 3 GROWN JUS COMES Th , fe Tit ‘. ws So Lee v =a) “4 ‘ #S-°e 5" , sia , oe ° “ om . , Plaved byw id's Bi Aces : Be. h moratorium accom panted or retary Hughes and 3} p M a, : vou. om a ; . ; tin own . UTIa the, ' = ’ ; wel: , : vd ive &+ are : . nf . “ oO . | : a = 4 oY: ack : ? eS o- . ¥ a > The Aaeerated Press ce onto tiaaara si sa = . . . ‘ aris bs ws ohn : — len - ' ieee: ote Og 4} >: aee “iiiies aa -. You frave Me tour — aay NEw TORK Dec nee are Rage eld cage agen ° ame _ : - . | , | m | ad and Siaies TF nite@ Se: ‘ a SMREP Ox ti “eee y uf Husk ©O"Hare'’s Suner-Orch of "hi ‘age. i * : Say Mack he of the Ruhr valtew* to which the Morgan ire hes bh a Ps wae ; | iné a ou 69 €00 9066 anr x ) | 3 | | Bist a3 7 es Prt mon we — bee. * gage a equity | ear she Babe Sites Gece |drek eee rene frm bee han- which w : derneath ‘By ast Ser thie onctides ' Sto Gwe bree rot apt Lid evs Lacks Seven a P otic, . sabe ste ment anent France's desiring to this cou: try. it would ne. Aieenttes tte Ere ? Snead se rR all ner — | acl ; , dé Sredited | nes ye “ i it tr hat r : & 4° . i'eecgutented Blaes and Bogie ‘all Bices. re . wer iehing the Saami 5 Swoelwwty tire hbeestra , , . e : B. ™ with a bond of 5 e oush, action on her own ac- concerned over the delineatior . ehioe: at = See ban tm9 « oce. bonds of all t men ert Ffiar = : , rt ri Cu 4 ; r : on. aaa, , a : ' ' "= ;' “ - a TEL OUE . FP * ae ’ ’ ° > . . . % = , a. EE ae American policy regarding Europe: Iroken ckage se | lan te cance! - 2 m Just a Little Blue For You. and Lovely Lecermieey i, of the National F ot De tee tn Sommeente, . een a gallon ; nie ne snterest. however, the argument | ¢- —————— | Waits : “7 whieh presented | -- N : : ; PF : ri: : ~ et ae . hes ‘ ‘% S.. > oi eS —— a: reparations and inter- State Department officials still de- e fidwy ' | es _ inited States OV AN! , Bu-ine~s Men on Bomie Th the Might Ww =, | mi @ebts om the ome hand and the ‘cline int cence ! tin the Mids instes ) tands no chy of collecting $16.- i estinitn , ‘ ra t Sigat sad iy Should [I Cry Over Yu ols ei of independenr action by one Port ot _ ge F ee : ; “ompany ome + Saeies On the oth- to Washingtor \or to indicate wheth- Is: ln dein 7 . 999,008, anyhow. and Remit either | | 2; the solicitati: committee Watch for the Gennctt W Release. a te dend* o- ives ° a ae gl oo a i*h ‘ . de: .2Cit i [Om ; ran - > eekly = Pressing by thar means ~~ thea. >» , - 2 . : ry rs oy, | wi’ snd — - ? Sa " rae | Sacre : ss ee + te T°"... 4 > : ‘ is > im reply. Prime Mixister or % zh any hen " ero porters fe Sane Tl eg Mh e Workers, Send for Our Compicte Catalog = had been begun —— . lr. Pace of Her - » « receiver wae Sonar iether channel the Washington Crv- ain acs - —Sinie Simuius could be achieved hy 2 oT | ut~2f- headed by Mayor A. ernment Mas sought the advice of ce eer ne refuse can Eecogniging that fact in a broad ge0- | cor ten t, daikeien be Connorized i think swredlan a ‘ oti ety unt o ) | e 5 iy. | on in msented te come bondsmen M of fnancial Blues removed the ferbidder : : * 5 indicted men who were Pte Took at : an of Yn stone econd lame wetter - : ‘ a these questions trem‘ bankers regarding latest phases of liquid with spongce< ae Piet 2 om nis ff t : Ls ; cdeainten te bail ; 1236 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. al ck : — 3 Centra! Judge Hartwell asked State's

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH She Has Picked IND WHISKY Lemons in the STILL RAIDED, =. * OVEAR BREWER Eleven STORHOWLED & @ HN AT MEETING kK to America,”’ Shouts elegaie at Her Own = Garden of Love, Willing to Try Again WO A Pres Ci ‘Miss Cora Walker of East Louis Has Received a irty’s Gathering. " Nine Bales of Hops, 80,000 slated Press 4 q .. on 15Lady astor [f - Gallons of Mash and Beer- Letter From One of For- ‘nter of a stormy scene at _ | ; yrence of the Nationai ff — making Equipment in 4. mer Husbands and Admits kssociation this afternooy 4 2 arrival of Prime Mimiste, 7 ‘Story Building. Her Faith in Men Is Not \ Educational requirements for law- An indictment charging man- vers y ‘4 . " ve ; sien , . yers must be elevated if the legal Slaughter has been returned against profesison is to maintain its honor Edward Brockman, 26 years old, a. and = dignity, declared. Guy. a.| r°must. of 4752 Greer avenue, in| Thompson, FRIDAY EVENING. ; DECEMBER 15, 1922. ‘ » - red a . . . - - : « a . — If you don't shut up you forcement Agent Nati ions and his | = divorced because she would not German of Kansas City, president of |4nother man, who was’ with him, | saloon at Helen and M “ r in she| pen, he said. from the room of ol able to hear what I’m sav- deputies and two city detectives. The | ‘ive with a husband after he went to the State far Association He appeared to be partly under the in-| he told me he had Madison streets |other guest and is alleged to ; F * still will be confiscated and the : mash | Jail, still has cGnfidence in men. termed many of the committee’s sug- fluence of liquor. . wakes spe 9 ches into . —— ‘forged Neskov's signature to a 35 4 ; 3 ; poy nih lati | het é roadway, and tok 4 afterward there: was fur- 7 destroyed. : Her 11 marriages to nine men in-. gestions as radical and did not he- Brockman, at the city hospital the | me that if I was ques’ »ned by te | check. This was presented y nt by her hearérs and Ladv - No one was in the building at the clude three attempts to find mar- lieve some of its ideas for decreasing "¢Xt day, said that he did not know Pres tn ae dees ae y any-| day at the Automotive ¢ ae office. irted: | ’ time, but Nations says he has infor- , ried happiness with Albert Lilley. the number of Judges practical jhe had struck anyone. He said he there had Roane Pomacs — od Parker said the cashier “dowswe- very unfortunate to he mation concerning the identity of and have all been miserable failures (;erman said the’ Federal courts had had a‘ few drinks” and did not | bina. epaaaee pero i a ent in which | crosae him by telling him to come Newitn at we sos ie noes the moonshiriers and expects to make but che still believes it is possible for were Kecoming cluttered with cases reme mber much. He thought he sade to say the Pires pest aoe told ' back, A couple of policemen being WwW: : : ] ; : a a le >» sal . After all, I’ve never shown arrests. ‘her to find a man with whom she which properly should be heard in had been driving north somewhere | he wanted me to h - ——- ROTO: Wee eee “ of courage in fighting the The raid recalls that three large| may be happy. police courts. and his belief was that |/" the northwestern part of the city, lup.’ es oan | He told police he first planned ;to ——either the Bolshevists or stills and large quantity of mash | Her faith in men and the innate minor offenses which delays trials of and recalied that there had been | Dean’s Bond Fixed at $20.000 | make the check on a Night and Day, onaries.”’ were found by the enforcement! goodness of things was not so san- more importance should be handled |8°™e Commotion. In fixing D ri aed lees) | blank, then chose that of another . ite . ba me Da ote one ‘ , a ™’ ean or : se Astor then proceeded tp agents Dec. 7 in a building in the/| suine last Monday when she divorced by State or municipal benches. sie viuaien“ekeodans s oe at $2 oo bank. ew sentences, when again same neighborhood, at 11. South) Lilley in the East St. Louis City ee About 100 members attended. | DRIVER» OF TRUCK that $10,000 was to he a hin # . thn . or . Rote) = = : ~ + . . : } ’ ’ : , r is disorder,. With cries of Third street. |, Court, with blackened eyes and a « Meetings will be held tomorrow HAD SIX DRINKS grand jury for a _ possible “ ‘ : ROBBERS AT KANSAS CITY GET ° wee Nations yesterday first went to the/| painful limp as mute testimony. Sh: o , morning and afternoon and the as- slaughter charge, and $5000 f pou CKS . ; > . . ‘ . . « ¢ irman finally got the meet- building and feund the doors locked | ‘dmitted then that her expcrience MISS CORA WALEER sociation will close its annua] meet- OF “MOONSHINE”’ | ae two other charges that m ahs $2, 000, 000 IN CANCELED CHE eer ee and windows darkened wi had just about convince pr that! * , ing with a dinner tomororw night at ; ‘ted gufficiently for Lady the d with tar| ac Pe “ d her tha she had known him about a year forthat. We got along tine, off | orw eee ee brought against him, those of felon- | roceed. but she had barety paper. He then obtained a search|"arriage was a thing to be fled ae deiiad es acre ' Sars f He Hote] Jefferson. fous flight from th ne ‘ Bank Messenger Held up on Street, , © "as F Pe cing ane anc nm. OL ars "as ¢ . JUS e s« | main when Premier Law ar- warrant, and after placing men at/ from rather than welcomed SS aio al trap sma — » wi " “ a te iat alia o a oe 7 Continued From Page One. accident. and felonious at a a Car—Police Consider New Meas-,,, - ’ : . : ai c ra 8] ; “T pu l g&, & onLe “hi bidil, ane mM Ly | % ae ae { the discussion ended all exits, including men on the roof The Silver Lining. a en ve ee 3 or = | Sieg: cine” alk 26 — ures to Curb Lawlessness. 4 PS ( ; , ned a lit- ori : tem é, . a oe : - ‘4 — through th skv1i ht : in a ne tle Wednesdav when she received berries a nd worked for farniet s' his tempers, then had to stay eeietasiiliteatlinieees matuitih citead the delivery trip. The lights on the were seriously Injured in the acci- KANSAS crTry Mo.. Dee. 15. 5 i ' % 7 : . : : 2 » 4} sss | > ‘ . AS GIFTS FROM MAN place and iuitered eve te @ ae letter + signed “Your true tend wives. In about a year, she sald, | out of his reach until he cooled off. SPRINGFIELD, II Dec. 15.—- automobile were out after the acci- pees Metz was ordered held for a| After a series of spectacular robe 7 ‘ a " - oors. i ’ : 2 . ’ L » J » . 2 . ‘ ; , : ° ? a* “Ae Ai) ) ; . F iy a Distillery 1 @hertman Porter.” Poste: tek bee Truxler got so he didn't work much It was in that she married The State spelling bee for the best dent, but I do not know whether | Th sda ‘ ‘ | berles here this week, including twa -* i . r ‘ “~e > a ~» . {ta > Tv .¥ > rs Ss t i } "oT ‘ oa ) i c , . I) *¢ | > " " . e pena tv or man } if | DIED FOUR YEARS AG) The building had formerly been | eighth husband, whom she divorced and became a Her earnings ‘Porte os wae & Wages. ee county spellers in Illinois will be 8 Serna: ee oe from two to 1¢ 4 slaughter te| holdupe of Beat Seer wt pied ua ha Reber . a, bee Pn i ies nf $046 Ste sishiiinn were not quite enough for the two young children, and was a hard held Wednesday morning. Dec. 27. in | were put out by the collision.” ‘ ; 0 tO ) years in the peniten- ; are considering measures to stem th. rt Stock Misting; iva ve! on * rs . ¢, | worker. She forked, an - | sme papas flee gx: oF gin, In res ie to | sti lary, but it can be graded down by | Oo rle ; : lies at Eldorado Springs, e., and over the office door inside! in St. Louis and wrote that he had |‘? cit Vee ee eeeen fe ye rer stati eo aa Bom : . the Senate chamber of the Capitol 4 ..; cs it ~ yaaa pen 9 jury to imprisonment in wee el gi aesoanelt atm the arrival 7 | } p 3 > mgaie 7 after livitg 4 Yr -- Save -) or , , , ASSISLAN ire d , ey Sc > j . , | J Benefit From Interest is an old sign reading, “Distillers, JUS* read in the papers that her mat- | or es Se CRE, SNe eter Living inn aut wine ‘ a 1 i , building here. The committee in: at the | | ne ee ee ee less than six months, ¢ fj « : ge fs om Estate and rectifiers of spirits.”’ r.monial ship had gone on the rocks with him for three vears she gor, te Urst payment a lodging house charge comprises Roy Wood, super ; the inquest Metz said that the oll nt hee 4 ' asad S, Or a fine | cold weather. , . me bes . ' rues aie With its earnin and their wages |. ciate ' say ~, lights of the automobile were out Ss tnan 90900, or ai jail! Among measures considered b ted Press, ; again. He was sorry she had been/ ® divorce and went back to her fam- ‘intendent - of Wo ; 7 f ee Sees ; ate ‘The raiders found nine bales of ® : Ms aul aia gi ee as they bought another, and then an-j|_ : : odford County) ai) of the time that the truck was|"°™tence of not/ less than three| police commissioners are: Incr | ‘ cs M en heate . A ily, who had moved to a farm nea ; : a | I ‘ADO SPRINGS, Mo., Dec. i oe oe encee en UP. and hoped she was “OM |. ckneyvilie. [ll other, until a year they had | Schools. Justin Washburn, superin-| traveling from the scene of the ac-|™0mths and a fine of not less than | in personnel; reinstatement of or ‘14 4 is ‘or ing- inckneyviille, iii gest Menara 0 ee , ' nfo ; ~~ | ac- " families of El@orado first, second and third floors, three at tei bes ac meuee aa Ske: Semeieeted “heveclf -and tne | ee? eran xp Rock Island County | cident back to the saloon at Helen $100. Felonious flight is punishable | to “shoot to kill” in the purwalt at - ° . - ‘ , > c & = se cia « - § ae ; - . : > » > = . : , , 411 be enabled to celebrate peoaen vee ailed with mash. The ‘e]] f sh ld talk n baby, Bessie, by doing housework. It “The trouble she continued, | *°300%8, &n corge &. Piatt, super- and Madison streets. by from two to five years in the pen- | known desperadoes, and weeding out th h the kindness of still was.on the second floor, and it “*’ ee Oe Sa was not lohe until she met a miner, “that Porter to feel rich. He intendent of the Mercer Couhty “Did you at any time after the ac | itentlary, or a year in jail, or fine} of the less efficient patrolmen. “ roug © Ain > ¥ was wanted to meet her and talk things - so intlh she met a muner, : et : le - ™ : get - ’ ac | i ho died -four years th be oa °f mash, although over whom she marned two years later. >bragged that didn't have _ to ma =... av sen - ~~ be made on cident ask Dean to stop the tru ck 2"! of from $100 to $500. or both ani Two bandits yesterday held up_ a son, wh ; : . 2 Ps ee 3 e evening C€ ec. 21 4 - ae aoe . ertson e fires had been withdrawn, indi- uy ~~ tend” a ¥ His name is purposely omitted. For work; his wife would support a man, | , oo - at the open-| Metz asked. and jail sentence. a messenger of the Inter-Stat ing an estate vaiued = at eating that the operators had sus- a hae rade an? ra wand year, she said the second husband if he just her right.’ He!l,® mens Of the Enno. aes “Several times,” he replied. “And ‘ational Bank on a@ street car gn pect weren't so bad, afterall. “I su ose sCalr, § Said, 1€ second Ausvale . : ee : ee : pao ’ to ti : aa bogie #5: : : ed a raid and fled. In other | ., -e tust beer lucky in rx os 4 | was all right except that he wouldn't quit work and began to speculate in Ten nara Association. Prizes of| finally, when I said to him, “Why. ELEPHANT EATS RAZOR BLADES | obtained $2,000,000 worth of ca ulated that interest on the ma aes oe were cans, bot- | a aga . ote halk @ Dact-taeeae h | work. She had not stopped working. Dorse-trading and selling coal. This gold, a and bronze medals will be| in the name of God, don’t you stop” celed checks. The Inter-State Bar a a ; tles and bottle cappin that’s , she st- atc , . = ot awarded. The test will be writte “plied: ‘I’ ) ot Ee . g machines. é ' , —otr * inititiaidia: © dita , cost him money, and I didn't like to 7 written. he replied: ‘I’m thinking of a Beas , 00 f in the Live Stock Exchange Bui used each apr ye From the office to the different | gl dee gga a her mh ag pacity ies ee ehcaee cheats 2 sive th ta he il etaataiaiiel “abil Township contests already have, other fellow I killed rte Nel ago.’ : po byred Wik tran et | ing in the main corridor of w ymas cheer to the destitute. floo aon Done pret, Fae oh 2s ee Pheer ee he atin ée fe Say “= " | bee lem 3 , his wv amounts to —eded an electric signal “Tl guess there are a few good men.| ‘He began to bring home things | When he ne draw some |? n held and many counties are now) Later, at the saloon, when I Book By the Associated Press. | five megsengers of the Drovers est this year arc system. g =en | asta! nanew at baie holding tests to determine their best| him why he had t ‘ SEATT . 'tional Bank were robbed T I’ve newer.been unlucky about any-. he hadn't bought she continued. money out ank and I spellers ad not stopped after| l LE, Wash., Dec. 1d.— | ies u being purchased now Stull in Operation for Months. thing else I’ve alwavs been lucky; “When I would remonstrate with wouldnt, he me I divorced | 5P©he™ the accident, he said: ‘I had that; “Wide-Awake,” elephant of the of $96,000 in currency. FAlepiayed 7. the Bank of ca is the same police beat on about ae made a living [him he would get mad and beat me. him, and we settled taking two F other fellow on my, mind.’ / municipal zoo, is mysteriously ill and The condition of Barney Sil bf , ‘ h the other stills et | — thi lie of the rooming-! jes each.” ne Dean's remark was i > é d are strivi stein, hardware dealer, shot in , at 11 South ] “2? After about four years of this, police- ning-nouses eacn. PI AW 3 seeireains aati . . ~ oe : ' x? ha . oth oe tet . occe wits a port of the patro!men on the raid There Are Good Men. blood of a pig he had killed, and he The following spring she married | senate hiiinitiaiins Commute se which occurred Feb. 17, 1917, when _beast'’s ‘having eaten some double- | ** critical. Thomas F. A. Hen ana, a ois ae h hank 3a yesterday Savs that they were at She pr oudly referred to the matri- went to jail for six months When Lillev. who was a “ni: neat fellow ’”™’ proves Norris’ Bil] “AAap- | F rank Ebers, 4318A North New- | edge razor blades. credit manager of the Drovers Ba ; 4 : BAS i+ ; , , s 4 Ss . le ¢ ‘ , 4 ~ > in the lo a, rdw , Commercial and Elm streets when | Monial success of her two daughters he got Out I wouldn't live with him with a good aluminum WASHINGTON Dec. i: _ | stead avenue, was killed by a truck | Officials declare that a number of | Shot when he resisted the holgup oka tage paren 4 heard the crash of the enforce-| 28 proof that ‘there are good men.” | at last he got a divorce—on ‘de§er- plant, but threatened to | f ens get oe ag 4 ) Khe bill operated by Dean at Thirteenth and | discarded blades were found in the Tuesday, is said to be out of dan stribute the giits. _ Ment agents breaking in. They had! Bessie. 25 years old, has got along |¢tion,’ ] think. I never answered the prosecute them marrying within } st senator Norris, Republican, of|O'Fallon streets. Dean pleaded | elephant’s inclosure and citizens a-v an - é . not previously detected any odor| Well with her husband for eight summons.” a year after divorcee. and so! Nebraska, to establish a $100,000,000/ guilty of manslaughter in connec-/| said to have seen “Wide-Awake” Short Weight Coal Men Fined. SONS (OCKED IN VAULT . — from the building and did not know | years. Alice. 23, eloped before she No. 3 a Traveling Man. they had ther iage annulled. Lil- |Government corporation to finance | tion with that case and was sen-/| flipping them around with his trun. Four men were fined $15 dnd - g a still was being operated there. was 16. and her marriage turned out She was then living in Chester ley took employment out of town, sale of agricultural products was tenced to a year in the workhouse. | costs each in Police Court today - —— et E: Nations said the Sergeant on the. well. 1]) There she met Charles Barnes, | 4nd the following December she ordered reported favorably today by but was paroled immediately by Cir- | Bank Employes to Receive Bonus, |a charge of selling coal shortw », Ok., Dec. 15.—Five men deat expressed amazement when in- Miss Walker (her maiden name and soon afterwards married him were William Swanson, Who ‘the Senate Agriculture Committee. cuit Judge Falkenhainer | The board of directors of the'It wa alleged they sold the the Caddo National Bank - formed of the raid and its yield. He! was restored when she divorced Lil- | Barnes was proprietor of a ee: eee taken employment out of RE OT Metz repeated, under cross-exam- | Lafayette-South Side Bank of St.|in baskets purporting to said | we os > yard): rs J A. . ; ‘ 4 , . tly before noon, locked 14 the still was an old o. » and had | ley) said she had never asked any ‘ant He persuaded me that he was Head-on Train Crash Fatal to Two | ination, that he did not believe the 0uls yesterday voted to give each |; 80 pounds of coal, but. w n the vault and escaped in "probably been in operation for | of her husbands to take care of the 'crazy about me and that the two of swanson she said. and ! Men. 'truck was going at more than 15 or'| | active officer and employe a bonus ‘held only 69 pounds, The men utomobile with approxi | ‘ onths. two girls, but clothed and fed them | US could do pretty well with the res- | within five began to abuse By the Assecciated Press '20 miles an hour. He said he was/| ©@uUal to a halt a month's salary as|George Tucker, 1411 Monroe st 10,000 in Liberty bonds. Nations sai that the presence of from her own earnings. She sent taurant.”’ she explained. ‘“‘A month her and stay eut at night. He lasted THORPE, Wis., Dec. 15 Two | net emploved on the truck but was/* Christmas gift. The bank, located | Herman Nolan, 1106 North Twel ae Pie Ie gue the hops. bottles and capping ma-jthem to grammar school. although after we were married he sold the a year with persons are dead and more than a merely “taking a ride’ with Dean. |#t Broadway and Lafayette avenue, | street; Pink Crowder, 1216A © we Team of Girls Chosen. chines indicated that beer was to! she herself never went to schoo]. | restaurant and got me to mortgage Lilley came to Kast St. Louis. Score injured as a result of a head-| Testimony Truck Was Speeding. was established in 1916, when the/street, and Calvin Ivory, 1216 N R BLUFF Mo.— Miss "have been made there, but he found | When they got through school they 'my furnitures People told me he was and this time not let work take on collision early yesterday betwen William Doty. 7818 Hall street |"Ormer Lafayette and South Side| Twelfth street. The latter th . ’ a aa H r. — “a . 4 - se ‘ : o j . - " . e ‘Ae . ‘ravens and Miss Helen me 6 evidence that there had been vot married Alice. with her hus- gambling and things, but I never) him away. were remarried in|@ passenger train “and a_ double-|and John Costello, 8032 Frederick! — nis consolidated. were negroes. S - . i / 4 c . ’ - . ‘ o - : . . ; * . . e were chosen to represent 4 nigh brewing. a and two children, is staying paid any attention to them. | May. but he to drinking and header freight on the Minneapolis, | street, both testified that in their! luff as the debating team § — | (SS a aren “i mnther since the latter’s| ‘They never told me anything like she had to him last Sep-/|St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Rai!-| judgment the truck was going at — evcoming debating season. — TEFEASE WITNESSES TESTIF separation from Lilley. ithat before we were married. when | tember She liked Lilley, she said,| Way, a mile and a half outside of | about 35 miles an hour. ai » will meet a number of | Y While Miss Walker was telling | it might have done some good. I jut it seemed simply couldn't, Thorpe. George K. Ellsworth of ‘After the truck hit the people, | \ : 4 =e ae 4 707 +4 ‘ | om . — ’ ‘various high schools in IN TRIAL OF TONY DINELLO the reporter experiences resulting |found out that he traveled ange i get ‘along Stevens Point, Wis.. one of the | the chauffeur seemed to lose con- or | ~ ° : se lli candy and the like, and was : engineers, died of his injuries to- ) f j i : P ' or | Missouri and Northeast her 11 marriages he observed , Selling ) She exhibited a number of letters ye oe Ss 'o- | trol of it and it looked as though it . according to present ar- a BP ie Asmcinte Prese | ing the three rooms. were very | in the restaurant only for the _— er. ihe. inaid Mectac tetas Ge night at a hospital in Marshfield,| was going to turn over.” sald Cor- om | ee ‘ - , - S © , » - a4 * ~+¢ M ay ‘ vr: ‘ ~~ : . . . | : its + The SAS CITY, Kan., Dec. 15.— elean. and the furniture was good ere oe crear) where interims between the marri@ges fol-| Wis: FE. J. Harling of Chippewa /|tello. “Then it righted itself and ° ° ° aan : State ean, ¢ aste > : in washing to Keep US : , ‘ vf ‘ac ki Ado : : ghuiaw wat ff P 3 =~ 0am peer a . o- oe gene the Pefense be- |and in a condition that bespoke the : = eye } yirls to school lowing their divorce, and one letter Falls, a fireman, ‘was killed in the4 continued south in Broadway with-| American She ield Silver- lated W are | aoe ty in the case of Tony, dustrious housewife. The only ee eee SONS ee _, asking Alice to talk to| Wreck. A mistake in orders was said | out slowing up.” | | charged with the murder of. ahaa in sight that was not spotless He was away except In a ans him 7 to have been responsible for the Doty said he was on the Broadway | his dau . then he was out most of the ume. c ‘ar the f ‘tonne £ Oo oF ' Dinello guy ps aca | ee ee ee a Three years after we were married “After I divorced Lilley,” she re- — a g . ss seal a 6 S tgs | , ces ) r : ; . : ; — = ” ' ‘ care cai ora ciatraancari le cette sengers ¢ aw i J of Flora, 11, idee beak. ie peek De wttes ed sent Se he came in and knocked me down, sumed, “he kept asking me to marry Auto Turns Over; Driver Killed. as it approached the corner Dean | oP ae s © | () to the kitchen coal scuttle. “He ad. The police found him hid him for time, as it might wil sed that of her sister, was Pde } : ; es oa just mac p . Iv the Associated Press apparently made no effort to ston, . |. > we ed every day,” Miss v ( the char as —- nine : | 2 2 eS : . up in a sack in the Missouri | Ware a“ second hoa etter {under his bed where ow was staying. we "5 rsa Soe waa a oft ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Dec. 15.—Elza| he «sid, although the bright head- We have taken a number of articles from our regular - | er a ; wi : sti H , | the* fe that’ the bodies i medium height and slender. Her | barnes § alia ahem if Eede. where we conte eae’ other | ~ pt eye -_ i cl urned over, | the witness stand the same story he Si) PI 2. re - | a ee Pen ee | , features are rather finely cut. Her, PF! irtv. He was the li : slose necording to x ord reaching “lere. told. a Post-Dispatch reporter JOS yf ver- ated Frut Silver-Plated Cake s *TI } | hy { arters. yes. are not hard, and the | and they took to each other rigat off “I Guess I Spoiled Him.” lterday. He said the truck was going 0 R i] RB k f = 2 3 . —— . = : Ss ° : » . ee pmey “were the .Dinello chii-| 8?" © h-bridged nose is offset In a few ‘months they married, and , : _.. thought she would ever marry again, | “very fast.” but that he was unabie | OF Cake Trays ° r 0 asKe cok he declared, “and if Dinello| Proud, high- or | lived together peacefully for a yea — e asked. He paid dle | cambef look of reminiscence | to estimate the rate of speed. It was | , Ss, ; 1}: rn- 1 OF tne irnit and 15 4 ; , R ec ord S the girls, he was insane at | by sensitive ip i mi is hoth of them working steadly, un + co | o _ ire¢ and $] m | oO! 3 ee: crossed her face A smile teased at! Kennedy who obser’ ed the name of | i ; and did not know what he | “Don’t Be a Clinging Vine. ‘til she jearned he was going with v ne fr p gga sco her lips, and finally beamed through | the B. Nugent & Bro. Dry Gooda Cm. | | Her message to those about tv) other women and divoreead mim oO we z rena — poe tt as her glance fell to Porter’s letter on the truck. which information en- | hier Stated that Dinello had | gmpbark on the uncertain seas which | that ground. ne pind pect p saggttaas e og OO interview, lying on the table abled the police to establish the iden- ~ T a to the murders because of | are strewn with her matrimonial | Myron Crow, wioin sine met “ aeeh 2 aan CY pa) the $12 hefore her “T_T don't know.” she itity of Dean as the chauffeur SENNE i n.d pd Physical and mental condi- wreckage, she said. was not the other party 17 19094, WA ePVe;g) ) -ol ' si a ‘ _ >] ? nspigraayee™ He aid at ith the feminine knack of 4 Helper's Testimony. : ! “ to “third degree” tactics of | classic “to a nunnery!” as it wovld | lier fellow than Barnes. “Hes _ ’ we nen, Dut TNPew not definitely implying the opposite Metz was held as an accesso al American Sheffield Trays, / ti have been a few days ago. Now shec} big blowout when we were ma’ ¥ he ee “I suppose j haven't altogether lost| ,, ¥. testimony of Edward Zikn. |} plain and pierced styles, 12- . ense witnesses testified that : A . we fell im ery HN. took another Ve [ used m and kiss him/,..,, oe 8 the chance e hej . , Rea ; inch size, Butler finish. Each o was k h 1 i would say: Let the othe! t tao Ww S 10 t 23a ‘\ we.ers cA it i s a4 lot: of ‘ rn os b, ’ vet : ad faith ve ijt ‘ } { 1a rie e ) eing 16. of °613 Natural EB idge avenime. $5.00 ; nown tot em as a goo , we ‘ ) 't do all *hho out to Clavton marr va out in tibad i » qt a Yi. A. ha sy.” ; P : “ oa aw + ? nt |come half way. Don heey he | nn.” hie ‘abi nial -1de Ua pet hii ‘We can't get | esas . Dean's helper. who said that. afte: American Sheffield, 9-inch “ em: And that he was carrying! | and don’t let him believe|there. When we fot gack & bad — . to his home on the day when. _ kenge li ng vine—that you | BPridgee he balked Hie and the othe) mad at each Lets cut out 4 ail ves size, handled, pierced and en- . 4 a n a 2 Cc ing rj a meal * b : { > A BAN . aA ti i ‘ pail ‘ ; ; a, i ] Is ha as rning. Murders were alle oi sou are zs | CR EE a ey G t want ani . _D ’ graved styles, also mmer eg em Thc alleged to have can’t get along without him. \nd | man w hisps red tos th r for jong sintin” akan mbes cr N ° ti I Silver | laled Cheese oA ied $5.00 lt deggiinllae ‘ en you're me2rried let him do ifr | time. Finaliv I told the girl te ais | | ‘¢ ‘ . ‘cy 0 can puTY) Tr Loo ar. 0 Ss ‘ ‘ OPOLITAN MAGAZINE | “ at's > . trouble with |! that he hadn't had enough money to a ) ' ,a88 ‘ —_ — THe . | gg alia ate wey on ome oiled | pay the bridge fare. The next mort Phe orm who was beginning |} SS : ‘ _ an wt 4 } ; ‘ge ey hn equity for the Metro-j|a day. supporting them and sendin fans = oe o ‘ene? ; pe coher poses oeeete® e Publicatiang arr Se Gapt had been drinking. and beat me ti” —- | any date | American Sheffield, 10-in. 31 ications Corporation, | ys to school!” ) ; Yes ‘ though little |} nd | h lish be siue | . , ‘hen! left him and g a di ‘ce six months on Se ee ms ak | size, chee - ues THC hing the Metropolitan Maga | Cora Walker was onfy 14 W hen | lef dosh } a got a divoree Fi 10nths doubtfully. much petting isn’t a i | 1Z - & P% c a. wie . re ee Ce a 6 with a bond of $5000, on peti- | che married Joseph Truxler at Alio | later. good for and neither is tooi! [f presented to the Dictionary moved an use , fOr cake or il Lovely Lucerne. iene n of the Nationa] Rotary Gravuse! Pass, Ill. “I believe now that “peo- The Jollicst of All. satel hacia 7 Mana ager, World Syndicate Co. dandwiches. Kach $5.00 et . +: , ; 7 sg z - . - : ad Beets werner erere® wend which presented a claiin for)! ple ought to be a little older,” sine But the jolliest husband of all was “Hope Springs bkiternal”’ I ine, ease. 7 ae Dispatch, tye | ; , i . $ oF - in : = ad j * . * a Pal ’ ° . } ; s I Cry Over You. ie os ‘ 'commented. “But I didn’t think 59° John Whitney. Yes,” interrupted She didn’t exaetiy why shel} “AIL nee ieee gl. 7 eure this NEW, authentic Die 2 SE ree seh 75e oe eas alleged that the Metropoli-| then. And they should use some) Alice again, “1 remember the time he) had always married, except that) ' IRDERS Up to 200 mi. 10 «tsonary, bound in black sea! ft American Sheffield Tf aS = *ompan y was unable to meet im- | deliberation. Still, an early miwr-| chased me oui of the house anid) “hope springs eternal” although | WILL BE lor greater wast grain, illustrated with full pages Frames, pierced and engrav- * ly Release. nr _ Pressing _ Obligations. that! riage and a hasty one doesn't Seem | ‘hroug rh a cornfield with the shot- from her stor; might be inferre‘4 : ' meet oo ee we: = color. . ed, with Pyrex linings, | . =a receiver was whaitndl ip pre- ‘than anything.” “That was when he tried to clean; to half-shut and a bruise- | reage edeeas te ors wera i : Min ee an any 7 | : oft ot | als the fe . ompany assets and to continue pub Her First Marriage. lout the house because I cailed him neki bedv ie courant resis = {| a ee * . ¥ ig «7° * Soom @ i as . or ve hye »° . , i. . ad - = Ee See M | or the mugazine pending Truxier Vase 9 “hired Tica? i tj — f ; Seg ate Leta YOu i}e} Tie if ee 772 oe ; ICGNARIES IN ONE / ; en 118, oO. tion, little oldex than Miss Waiker, and !mocher reculled. ‘t divorced him When a op epee iL NO Bcc a ON a t ies

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FRIDAY, 8 POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dally Globe-Democrat and he’ Times Combinea __ DECEMBER i a Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. —_—_———— oo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily oo — > ee NN H/GE FUEL. OIL RESERVE TO BE ee Store BUILT UP FOR PACIFIC FLEET : / = r > ' iets Cuamect Wil Fan- = Better Selections American Company Extended— - | = a | : BOYD-RICHARDSON " Fahy MOF OP user A io it Site te ne: ay een eee : mer aah” why “ga Yi tn Wier sitar _ > % Tee Dg Ape . - ~ _ _ ee * ~ ae =n Aas aie ‘ . LP peste man oe Fiaied mane ax ’ SS as eee ee See ae ohana © age Dy oe fa ee Pa ype " Ade, 7 gk st Sac Heil y' P -_ “ RNs posit © 5 ote aa hae tp acs. ae meal al % pe, oe Te ee rat c > “ A Se > ae yee a a oa. Tr oa =e tI ; ee at’ 58 AP 355 ype riesinced —_ “A y , sy m * ss ew, ve ad sy ry vba ote Pe ae Oy ie teas hoe i igs a) poe : > r i : > A : ve TR a D = ey SE Heavy White Jerseys Plain Colored Radiums “~~ today + heed sn grea he ; oe finest ‘grade of linen Handkerchiefs *. aS = 3 = = “ : = White Empire Silks Heavy Silk Broadcloths —$. —=—i] 25 : -— to its natura! healthy condition. Nov. 26. last. when an automobile ff A adie avenue, Was struck by three box @ ——_——$$——____— driven by Fred Wiedle of 3806 Lab. f Mate are ee. cars being switched over Termine ‘tracks at the Angelica street cross- ee seeere crease in cee voce Gloves Neckwear Special, $1 Men’s Hosiery —EEEEE — EEE ‘ , ae 3 } é % r P.. Imported Cape Leather Gloves Featuring cut silks in the largest and most compre- Hosierv—Special at 90c hensive li have ever sh mn at thi ic : * 2 - iine we +c ver snow : ai. iLnis price. nsisting of fiber silks and silk-mixed Hosiery. tn ~ _aAam=- Other Cambrics as Low as foc At $7.95 Imported dorine-t Bags, silver plated strap handle and dor A distinct and diff and an acceptable gi Vanity Cz i-fashio pure thread-silk Hosiery Fine imported tan cape leather Gloves with embroi- lors dered baeks or plain backs. Specially priced at 2.50 N k “ . “. aceon — - .VC@CKWeCar Pure Thread Silks, 75c . - : Practical Christmas Imported Fabric Gloves ime most « aborate display of fine Neckwear we have Seamless pure thread silks. in black and colors. ° . . | ever assernbied awaits your inspection an we) = aol » Gift Suggestions— | These are serviceable Gloves and closely resemble In cut silke will be found exeuisite imbormtions from Fine Silk Hosier } Mocha Gloves, gray and France. Italy and Switzerland. and from America’s Fuli-fashioned fine quality Silk Hosiery in plain siixs, Bs &r H Perm im flat weaves, ribbed weaves, clocks, at nos. ‘ ~— * -* 2 , r) mm 2 collection we have ever assem- an on _ a bled in almost avery ket wn ww save ane pattern P tee $1 and $1.50 $3.50 fo J >] CO $5 Other Wools Up to $3.00 IN THE SUBWAY Chimes |i Useful Gifts at Economy Prices Gift Selections Now! Neckwear, 65c ae aera enema ee ay Oe ; Wool Sweaters, $5 a. Here you w : & ia Tran v Dre ! Practicai gift sugeese me —gifts that will be appreciated You ha $ $ $ Q iti : = : . , ; ~ . a am, well rg aie seus metettion fer Sand = : ' I, 1.50 and 2 ualities ° rts at u Sopecia: VYaivues ig Sweater t(voats—can be worn under | . Pirst QQa.ity cut silks and pure silk knitted Ties: in nev - rm rices oat—desirable heathef mixtures ter has the largest stick of musica Astrurme As a — 7 131) Some i fri erfect —_ ’ ~ _. 2 Tr Pn ’ erred —_ : . > . + . ' .* a of Payment P IKks—son |-fashioneq— Geoed values—baby broadcloth and durable,tub silks: in oo es “- S Oe 1 . . ® st = figured designs and soli ’ a oe | 4 Bible Blanket Robes, $5 i | These were secured, Ta? reSiran| ‘lacks and colors—many clocked . 5 - on ‘ ‘ ‘ ih ae * st ‘in~-—B i SO Liat and ribh a good Varietyw of now-in-demand atterns. es : j “ a . wools OSG P Well-tailored Wool Vests; in browns, greens and graye e; . : - — - - ee : Come in Saturday | i | ‘THE Count of and make your selections a " ql Peck’s Bad Boy < 2 lustrations. while stocks are complete. | : Fare R * . efunded to Out If in The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. | of-Town Customers Doubt Give 1006 Olive St. | in Accord With fim a Bowd BETWEEN 20TH @ 11TH | | Retailers’ Plan. Gift Certificate BOYD-RICHARDSON OLIVE and SIXTH —@ welcome gift. TO SRE TPT aE ‘ f 4 n ‘ . P be ’ c 7 —_ , - _ e Da), ul " ple 6 ep: OR RIPE pence HE syatee Rr ating RS cae be SNE. SAR gene tanh Ata eds — PMT nel eds AAA ind el ass lect nie ii A Ts aBiil etntt hed 7 Open Evenings Until ¢ ee Me abhi tens Fadeag’ beast Meidy Hes AF ee

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"- —_-¥RIDAY. “PECEMBER 15. —— The City Circulation of th meee FRIDAY; - yECEMBER 15. 1982. ee ee ee Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — ————— — 7 ehcaaee - ¢ . , Se we Les - i T aan . re be ‘ LAGER Ras pee diame guttseiee es a da - i Piraeiy ey ea ae Se grt Wes ha Nie , ey i) Pr tet Gn ; ape ys Caine hee VOLS er a ae rey ee * vx A ee Unga od See Rn ne ae oer Re 2 a , : ~ a4, os © ‘= . Seach bi Sop Ah Mig ry i ay ———— TH ESE well-constructed Vacuum Bottles : come nickeled finish with screw tab that forms a drinking cup. We offer 700 of them Satur- lities al | : gray, pearl, blond and willow. Pique sewn, full-cut arms, heavy hand-cro- URC SED Ce LCS Cae A A a — pe a sec eg . seys. Silk . 2 : : l li Ti “xa or at — Service Bureau on Mezzanine — backs. A complete line of wee at these very special prices, ;. ; , cena oe ma through a fortu- BS urchase and ah Novelty Gauntlets Duplex Gauntlets mi seepage to se ect useful | a gifts at 4 | LENENENENENENEAEAEM $4.50 10 $6.00 Pair : Ao ae : —_— . trap-wrist style, wi ull- BS ats ston Wn sks _ anierg is wide choice of stvit gored” cuffs and three-row tin Fleer) | eS Be Gifts of CWwe of Gauntlets. Black, brown, =" backs. In all the new diums ; ~oied #5 gray and white. Em °° OOL LIP- N WEAT ERS -_ roidered cuffs and backs, insets . ’ icloths | of contrasting colors, straps hn- Children S Gloves Shirts Oc Hosiery. in A ee A TT A TL A TS ER Re cn mirage meu 3 om on! = +2 es 7 7 ye — . ae i vt og Ff : i % # ej a * - b) ag 4 ; aK 7? 7 + x : Presented in Varied Assortments 4 ‘ * BSESH Bags, Vanity Cases, Compact Cases, etc. New : shapes and pleasing styles in great variety at attractive ces. Coin Holders At 69c | Silver plated, double dome or ers, finger ring. Mesh Bags _ _ At $7.95 Imported . dorine-top coin hold- | pretty | design with | chain or | Mesh | Bags, silver plated with single- | handle and dome box top. | Double Dome Cases At $1.50 Green gold plated Dou- ble Dome Cases, pretty en- gine-turned duwsign. The new long shape with finger ring, chain and f tassel. hs Compact Vanities At $1.75 _Silver-plated Compact Vani- ties, engine-turned design with ished with pearl buckles, and other interesting features. Duplex Gloves At $2.50 Pair Kayser Duplex Gloves in 12- button lensth; pique sewn; em- broidered backs;--full-cut arms. Beaver and covert shades. At $1.00 Pair Gloves and Gauntlets for chil- dren come in brown, gray and lack. They are fleece-lined. Wool Gloves 59c to $2.00 These warm Gloves come in sizes for women and children. (Main Floor.) Handkerchiefs Men’s Handkerchiefs 6 in a Box, $1.50 Handkerchiefs, in S° FT cambric satin striped effects, with embroid- ered initials of various types—others plain soft materials with initials. Also some with colored cords and colored initials Packed in a very attractive box. Bracelet Watches Of 14-Karat Green Gold ar 92] 22 ANOTHER express ship- ment of these dainty Watch- es, in rectangular, cushion, ton- neau and octagonal shapes, with reliable 15-jewel movements and ribbon bracelets. Hand engraved bezels. Each Watch comes in a gift box and carries a guarantee. (Main Floor.) —Including Many High-Class Novelties A Special Value at | \ WE have just received another shipment of these splendid Sweaters. Their arrival is most opportune, adding new interest to gift shopping. The very 98 low price at which we offer them is made possible through a fortunate purchase. In black, navy, brown, flame and buff. yarns. They are well made of pure wool The styles are highly desirable, and all sizes are available. Make your selections early from this unusual sale group. (Third Floor and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) New Gingham Dresses Of Braelock Ginghams—Special Value | d diff ] | single-strap handle. Large size ] ; - an eemsable a hx | box with tassel, and a generous a ‘ S 98 5 98 n black and | size mirror. Beau Brummel at — and =— % Vanity Cases Children’s Purses - Handkerchiefs Gift Stati i . At $2 2 Novelty At $2 Box of 6, $1.25 H¢4? you thought of a Ging- 1 Lal onery Green | plated im- These Handkerchiefs for boys have col- ham Dress as a gift? It Special at 59c Fein as gold plated | Be ies lg a will appeal strongly to those in- ‘TWENTY-FIVE sheets of V fey] ei i. ae ted Wri P. ecko ein * These box, ribbon-tied. clined toward practicality., anh o4. Gaede white | e as- , : i hapeice |? orted Women’s At $1.00 Box ee We have just received a new 2nd delicate tints. Envelopes a es. o er = ‘BF ee” a * : an 4 with : | atacggag Handkerchiefs Prin poorest lr —— B 4 F R shipment of Dresses, made of im- ‘8 a $1 as weight wool an - | colors. A h fo eaemniens shone = S Br k in ham in | " Ss, at some en- | desirable At 15c Each Handkerchiele of ‘linen or fine nese 5 parent — Gift Cabinets, containing bs : be worn under horsehair in- mbrics ety of new col- oe int one—desir- 2 $5.00 ed ities d drop-stitched —_—-- eens and grays gine-turned design. | gift for thekiddies. (Main Floor.) BOOKS FOR GIFTS OOD Books are intimate gifts. influence upon one’s thoughts and ac- tions is far-reaching. A constant source of pleasure, they afford a restful relaxa- tion, and further endear themselves with each reading. Their Here, in our Book Shop, you will find well-chosen Books in great profusion. The Autograph Poets $2.50 a Volume A well edited edition of the Poets, handsomely bound in, Colored of fine quality, with white hem. 3 for 35c Attractive gift boxes contain- ing three Handkerchiefs, hem- stitched and corner-embroidered in multi-color effects. linen Handkerchiefs , batiste, embroidered in very at- tractive designs. At 69c Box Six Handkerchiefs of sheer materials with embroidered cor- ner designs in-multi-color ef- fects. A very attractive gift. (Main Floor.) New Berthas at 95c 8 ing. INE net and lace are used in fashion- ing this lovely neckwear. cream color, finished with Val. or Venise edg- Desirable lengths and widths. In white or Better qualities in embroidery and real lace, $1.50, $2.50, $37.50 to $12.00 Lace Vestees at 95c Made of fine net and trimmed with embroid- ered.net bands and real filet or Irish insertion, -, § q In Kraft leather binding, special, ws Ce 5 .. _ THE Count of Monte Cristo; photoplay edition. “(ted fabricoid, closely resembling Morocco. The complete | Works of the following poets— Keats Scott Tennyson Whittier Longfellow Lowell Bibles Specially Priced These were secured in a fortunate purchase and are offered at savings to our customers. Pat pronouncing, authorized version, includ- _ ing Old and New Testaments. 4500 ques- ' tons and answers. with over- __ lapping cover. In flexible Morocco binding, special, $3.35 $2.75 ) Sunday School Scholars’ Bibles, with illus- 7 stons and helps, $r.00, $1.50 and $2.50 Size 5'4x7}2, | Children’s Book at 89c |. Peck’s Bad Boy and His Pa; complete edition; 100 11- these Vestees are offered at an extremely low price. 500 of them, with Bromley or Tuxedo collars attached. (Main Floor.) Children’s Shoes In Low-Priced Groups : Infants’ Dress Shoes AND-TURNED soles. Brown, patent leather, white washable kid and patent leather with white tops. Sizes 4 to $7.00 to $37.50 Children’s Shoes These Shoes come in brown and black calfskin with spring heels. Lace’ styles. Sizes 82 to II, $2 8 For Misses Shoes of black and brown calfskin. English or broad lasts, lace styles and low heels. Sizes 11°» to 2, $7.60 Growing Girls’ Shoes Sizes 2 to 7, at e “Like Dad” Shoes for Boys —Come in brown and black calfskin. English or broad toe lasts, Army lasts and “Tel Til” tips. Sizes 1 to 6, $4.45; sizes 11 to 13%2, 95 . J: (Main Floor.) 8, at $3.95 pair e* tions. , . At 50c Elsie Dinsmore. eA Sweet Girl Graduate. 5 Alice's. Adventures in Won- | Andersen's Fairy Tales. 4 ales From Shakespeare. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Grimm’s Fairy Tales. Treasure Island. Kenilworth. Last of the Mohicans. (Book Shop—Second Pleor.) ———— $3.95, $8.95, $11.95 "THREE unusual groups of Beaded Bags, representing our own importation from France. In drawstring style, they dis- play patterns and colorings that are unusual in Bags at these prices. Careful attention to de- tail, taffeta linings, and mirror fittings further distinguish them. Splendid gifts at very low prices. (Main Floor.) “Betty Beads” At $1.00 THE receipt of 750 strands of these attractive Beads adds fresh interest to our Christmas assortments. The Beads are variously shaped, and plated in lovely colors, includ- ing the very popular silver pearl shade. 54 inches long. (Square 7—Main Floor. Birt Remembrance and Bom Waites ian tie Chrsteoe © raece | Me ae Bee Thome Bey Individual! Christmas Cards 2e Cards and Envelopes $1.69 to $4.95 Your name and sentiment wil! be embossed by the platciess process, or printed in Oid Eng- lish, on cards of your slect-on. All orders executed in 24 hours. (Printing Floor.) ’ . \7 Dept... Matn small and medium-checked pat- terns. Four styles are featured. Some have pique trimmings; others are plainly tailored. In pink, green, brown, blue, black and white. Sizes 36 to 46. (Second Floor.) “GOODIES” For Christmas [N our spotless kitchens skilled fin- gers are busy preparing delicious Sweets for your Christmas. Large de- mands keep the assortments constantly fresh. Special at $2.25 A decorated metal box, containing three pounds of our choicest Sweets, including milk chocolates, bonbons, fruits, and as- sorted candies. Special at $1.00 This 2%-pound Holly Box contains a tempting assortment of chocolates, caramels and nougats. . Supreme Chocolates with milk or vanilla coating, in 1 to § pound boxes. §0c Ib. Supreme Mixed Candies, in- cluding chocolates and bonbons, soc Jb. Homemade Candies — French mixed, brittle bits, peanut candy, sugar sticks, co- coanut brittle, and pecan brittle, 2sc and 3sc Ib. for Christmas 5c. 10C, 25C¢ for Christmas Candy Canes, trees, Candy Beads, trees, all colors, 37 yards, 10c; 8 yards, 25c Glazed California l’ruits, $1.00 Ib. molasses, | Favors and Decorations All the Decorations and F2- vors you will need for your Christmas table are here in profusion. Filled stockings, nut cups, small trees, chocolate nov- elties, and many other “fixings.” Plumbridge Baskets A delightful gift for a friend is one of these Baskets filled to overflowing with the most tempting preserves, candies and nuts. Priced $2.50 up We send Candies by parcel post to any point. (Main Floor.) “Leader” Fruit Cake : 75¢c a Pound ONLY the best French fruits, spices and extracts enter into these de- licious Fruit Cakes. We offer them in various sizes. Specia! Saturday Pecan Marshrnallew Laver Cake at 48¢ Delicious Coffee Cakes, joc, g0c and soc (Main Floor.) writing paper and correspond- ence cards, with envelopes to match. White and tints. Rib- bon-tied. : Children’s Stationery 25c to 89c Youngsters will be delighted with a gift of Stationery of their own size, decorated with colored pictures. : Pencil Boxes . 25cto$1.50 A variety of styles and col- ors offered at low prices. (Main oor. Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Cap and Garter Sets At $1.75 Cap of sheer nets and laces, trimmed with ribbons and dainty edges, with Gar- ters to match. Pink, sky, lavender, rose and yellow. In a lovely box. Chamois Suede Gloves At $1.19 Pair A novelty C is Suede Gauntlet Glove, strap wrist, heavy embroidered back. Cuff finished with embroid- ered design, beaver, mode, covert and vongee. Undressed Doll, $1.19 Full-jointed Doll, wig; height 20 inches. Choker Scarfs, $6.95 St rten, . nanteual ond siaenn eae land fox (lamb) Choker # Scarfs offered at this very} special price. Gift Stationery, Special, 95c Box Containing 24 sheets writ- ing paper, 24 gold-edge cor- respondence cards and envelopes to match, : tied ribbon. and colors. Felt Slippers, 95¢ Pair’ Women’s Felt » sl in pr solid colors and com- eaticr:. with silk pom- Soft padded woot Sizes 2x to 8. (Thrift Avenue.) — ee as, ae x * ¥ => a te esas 5 or Rey bs 9 ZS eee Se rs Bs aes ag ll a 2 gn oa ice « * as p SOR a. 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ee Fy HES “MODERN METHODS DIN 4 a : ass Se 3 Kc el ae ek aa 5 aad we aa ws te Pr a tele tN bie gin ¢ 2 m . " bs . cme f ee ce Se a a “ot ms Se ee + » A ie gh. ¢ We-rtne 9» eae ” F aor se. 5 ating ae ~ ty + per sa " ~ er Be Se “4 ones!) ae ae, Mee et ve" hel a y A es Neca e 0 ih en = wat Ly, 2 Laas ne 4 “we . ‘ ‘so ae, Oa ae . 3 a? ‘ ae Lie ht oa P77 e e - - sais. v Cees . " ‘ . : ~ c . wie piss BaF ~ 4 . ghee ger ylehh: Sa Rel ke: Sak daar, Bite wis > ae ph ao . : — . i$ + " tata chat A EPR SS a a, : i. weer Me = many t ; FF yA a ar eee fi Cake ah A Ki =o hee pens “ % ote na P teres Gage Bet yon re on eS EN alo hate Ca ae ee ale ae a, Bib Sa es She 3 ET Bight Aree . Spee ores Fee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; The City Circulation of the Daily aoe ee = POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of a age egg " — the Daily Globe-D — emocrat and the Times Combined. DECEMB a ee ' ‘than slaves. once they are marri | They have no hold on cont their husbands and if they attempt | to enjoy the same privileges as their ed. | husbands they are liable to receive : rol over) a severe beating. “The inhabitants of Rapa are ex- tremely hospitable to white men. - SS SSS eS Store Hours Until Christmas, - RRS Fy a aah: 9 to 6 5 SOUTH SEAS’ GLAMOR Even Tiny Island Where Women Do the Work. Showing . ~ Signs of Civilization. 3 By the Assoctate4 Press. HONOLULT, T. H., Dec. 15.—The glamor, romance and adventure of the South Seas are disappearing be- fere the spread of modern methods of Industry, education and Iiving. according to J. F. G. Stokes, ethno!l- ogist attached to the Bishop Museum here, who has returned from a two- year tour of the Austra! Islands, in connection with the museum's en- deavyor to establish the origin of the Polynesian race. Even Rapa—the which became where the men were and jolied around stretch of coral strand under shade- giving palm trees—is beginning to show the marks of civtlization. de- spite the fact that the ratio of 1 habftants continues to approximate pin-dot island famous as a place fed br women listiessiy on a four women to one man, Stokes said. There are only 23 taxpavers—men befween the aces of 21 and 60—on the Eland. The rest of the 236 in- habitants boys, and old men. “All the work except th is done by. the women, comelr, sturdy. muscular and are Women > 7. ** ~ - hospitable, Stokes said. “The women who first drew attention to Rapa threugh stories that the women fed the mea appar- ently visited the island @uring a fes- tival, when the women fei the men ‘in fun. The women. however, do perform ali agricultural work. “Despite the heavy ratio of wom- en to man, ‘no man has more than one official wife. The women are nome too willing to marry the men Buy A 00D-WI CREDIT CLOTHING CO = =—8B04 NONTH GAROADWAY Fe ae a red The marvelous conven terms will make it easy i beautiful. new apparel for Christmas, and pay later, in smal $° a week. Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Stylish miodels in a wariety of new mate- riais! Buy a new fur-trim- os 79" | a ‘ Christmas fm small con- venient sums fence of our cre for you to Db > sums as iow as $1 eat — pay Li | Your Xmas Clothes ||) iff nere On Credit? Men’s New Suits — > . COATS|) = oat et . ~ Ie ee a “ ~_ 7 a t. >, ‘ the W ear V 1TH ~s | eS Fs You'll Want a New " » ap with 3% ; / - =>» - = of Kappa, as they pPecome little more. For These Cold Days! Men’s New Overcoats *35= to °65=— ee . . . * + @ Men. here's an opportunity to get in on something - = —_— . .* , k stv le and durability. touese Ov er- . . rorth everv dollar we are asking and then = Ren ‘ % os : , Shag Xmas Diamond Rings $1.00 Dewn—$1.00 Week ‘tT, : 4\ ' V i i Wenderful Pi a- HY Vie mends beanti- Ye “gy fully moun ted v > sad ’ > ’ Si id ~- r -—- oo ws — *- arr some Whr. man. vou i JUSt NTaturaiivy anew toem : te AT ? ++ar | --A wnen Vv aA ff wr as ‘ a = 4 @7 . ie” ma » A ~~ vO = . = * Xf ~ = —— Qk am _ a= «A bas = — ~ . ~~ Ne - To Keep Him Warm When the Snow Flies’ Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Special $1023 every bor’s Overcoat in this Cc 3 L ? ~ > - ~~ ~ TF ~ 77 7 ver ¥ a, ’ > ult. s » «. lline is made to stand a bovful of wear. Durablr Seiiing is mac WU = Sai . Ga —" « a “es ear. iPa. — - _ a i i — _ & the mace aii Over—nDnoO weas SPOts. .veTv garment has « * >. . > - of * . o * sis = + — eo = ee ™ —— sf? ard 4 a ° a #8 ahr =? “* heen 8 $i I igoi’ Lids bh c . i. ou can - ~ s .. i ‘ - ‘os >. ~~ > ~ ~ > °- = —~ ~ ~- carte a Dt Lire Gis Bors thing Shop—Secend Flocr ~ 7 tA iNMHePAara? 7S * 4 sin We ke » * _- « a @ Our Men's —_ > ~ >_> ~~ ee . ee , ~* > - > - Diete Fito ile Christmas Gifts for All the Family Rarpett’s liberal credit terms little as $1.00 $120 @ weck. ’ eas - - - = , 5 —_— ~— » * 4 : 4 = . 4 Nal ~ t The werld amous Wateh is an ideal A mas Elgin Waches for Xmas S128 Down—S1.00 a Week Eigin $18 , colors. TT» , 3 Q i a ; DOTSAallno 1 ee . , > ' Lally ~ |. a °e at ‘ - m Croffut and Anapp Beavers $8. 4 > on wsTtetTson Carnet . - vv, ~ ‘es \ a “pec " em > = New anys . 2 _ 17-Jewel Elgin Watch. 3120 Dewn—81.00 Week $31.50 | A ee Men’s Shirts Made to Measure Tr ' . . q | Pare = | --* -—m os with ~» + as - . - ,@ * ee : = t> —s neckDbard OO ee oR Oe 5a too large or too small, sleeves too long or too ™ ; 4 o ave your Shirts made to meas- ~ > ~ I * ad 7 are cut to your individual measurement and +> -~ - tron 20 tTmeasurements kept so that rou mar ~- A oo a> tee - ™ “+ - Cer more Shirts at any future time — oo * . 1 . 2 ow Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floor P. S—Smoking Jackets at $5.50 to $30.00 make splendid gifts! Men's Clothing Shop—Second Floor ~ ful. Here's a cift that ix beautiful and u ‘7 . @ Any youngster will be ha »y in the possession of at quipment of any §& etic € - a ar sting numit and Ww are if a nu of ite! 4 > - it a lw — > Bede . . , — a to hear ealthy ovs. E tem has been very caretu c . oa 3 on Ane 3 te oo > S eS . | * corns. ata *-- - - - 7 the merchandi= f t the prices cannot be maiched Striking Bags @ Boys’ size, each $2.00 @ ¥ hs’ size $3.59 to $4.00 @ Full sizes, best quality $4.00 to $6.50 c —e . 2 ate wit} pure gum biadder, each Nestor Johnson Ice Skates Make wonderful gifts for any boy. Gtve him a pair for Christmas. Per pair $8.25 Sporting Goods Shop— First Floor. Imported Game Sets 4A game will brichten the most weary evening Oar rt =* f Iim- i rs sa? a ~#ts in- 162e3 Q2°sS ae £ers, ind dominoes. Also com-~- bination sets. combiniag chess, checkers, domi- moes and poker, im beac- On liw Ther excellent Christmas gifts. $18 to $35 Kodak Shop— First Fiocor. Gifts of Dependable Quality for Men and Boy | Only Seven More Shopping Days—Make Your Selections Tomorrow! ee Be Sure to Include These on Your List of Gtéts for “Him” ise The Sheik Nite Koat The Newest Sleeping © 3 50 oa = : Garment for Men, and Only ae @ Nothing has ever been shown to equal it! It Hag tracted much attention and is beautifully adapted to uses besides that of a Sleeping Coat. It ean be used lounging robe, for the gym. or for the beach. @ The Coat that has the sweep and swing of se g signing. The pockets, the pinch back, the full sky reasons for its popularity. Men's Furnishings Shop—Ftrst Ficer. | er Men’s Union Suits.” Regular $1.75 ~ = e: +. Value at C er @ These Union Suits are made of fine heavy cotton yas n silver gray and have the closed croteh. They | shrink. Sizes 36 to 44. as Men's Furnishing Shop—First Ficer... ot 5 Ro Men’s Gift Hosie q Interwoven. and Hosiery are ineluded the splemdid asso ready for Christmas sem and you should by alia include several pairs OB. gift list. : @ You may depend Hose to render e :sfaction and it is te purchase. * ca +. x ~ + vantage to Lisle Hose at Silk Hose at Furnishing " First Floer,.~= Men's Gifts for the Smok@ Pang Ae ‘ * . Pe Cigars and Cigarettes — Vandervoorts carry & complete stock of the very and Tobaccos that particular men always choose for selves. Make your selections now and purchase gifts Cigars are packed in special gift boxes, in quan ety? ~ 10, 25 and 59. Purchase now and we will and deliver at wrap Agents and W High-Grade S$ Boxes of 25 Cigars ‘3. irst Consul, Aragona, Roi- : n. Mercantile, Dos Julian. Grande, Muriel, Ad- - Preferencia $2.25 = El Dallo. San Zeno and — a. » as ras Aémitration. La Palina. Muriel. Desa Julian. ae Meiba. Webster = x and many others. Regular = for 25 ‘Tobacco Cigarettes Velvet, in 298 tm fancy holiday box. tin, tied with Benson and Hedges, Phil's -bon and with Morris and Pall Mall S158 190 Benson and Hedges’ Pal! Mall. Philip Morris and All other brandy eeyptias Dieties, in special Tebacco, fs + on pound io Other espectal values tz Cic- ar “ arettes are now offered for r splendid Holiday shoppers. for Christmas Cigar Shop—First Flcor. P. S—We have the most complete Pipe im all St. Louis. | - Ny 4 ie % A — | arn, = = " oo | - 7 ’ > >" ~~. Sf} A (<J a . =, ——— =

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FRIDAY, — DECEMBER ! Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. . cENeS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the —=——= :; | “ , “= ; sie 4 ; nappa jeath full-pique sewn Gloves ‘- 5 thet nilechioke W | WW $ 0} eZ fone embroidered backs, adjust . ee z 12-Button Kid Gloves Tot lena! te — ; Senuin ‘mpert ‘ed id os ™m-sewn &) oven. Women’ s Hendicerchiess ; ° a | is £4. nee ae Ge eed on $4.50 98 age - » ’ a = *, i 8 “Stee Nate ting Women’s genuine perspiration - —— 2S Lustrite — ete Manicuring S+t ; An a ndless assort ~— ot neatly 75 Seta, tnclud- “y [> & : : white an@ colors ined and $3. 09 ‘4 “ . " aes ide 4 bs tiste Handkerchiels. . ng @weatar . cd 2 | a Trefousse Kid Gaunticts (Main Fleer: y a ‘ , ~Sapand Wp. ‘ _-" @ Fine tmported French kid full-pique sewn $5.50 Djer Kiss ; _ Men’ s | 30c Linen Handkerchiefs * Fine quality English | |‘ e+: ~. — os - threa 4 fin - ec — 2 6% ee lem - gTa ¥, } rel eh blue and : ; 4 Des $3.50 Dijer Kiss stit Be ; as —_——s : A - Gift Sets ‘iiea’s s 30c Sport Handkerchiefs Oxford. Sizes SU to. 10. ge gi = 16-Button Kid Gloves ; > * _ — . — - = a : It l? ; eres - eens wt mee. 5 of fi ne : atis: ex ‘th satin and colored 4 95 Ofdain Floor—Nugents.) (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) . 2 = eae ebbe mh wey tae ATMEL wiley Se ee Oe Re — ‘(Matin Floor—Nugents.) ~® ; a he? nN ee a pee 1000 Silk Jersey Petticoats & Bloomers Also fersey with nove! tinay ang taffeta flounces, ase ‘Ene Es - it oe = > Sale $5.95. $7.95 "and $10. 95, $12.95 aad zs giish satinay, extra s: 1 sailor collars, : $8.95 Dresses $14 95 Deana y , in black, navy and oreo hues =7%. ha wei nd | hho . fength, in English satinay and silk buckhare neat } ton front styles, with Besos | » a Ee incnas VE aD taffeta. yer vy - * a : - nm ¢ all } . 1200 P . f W , Boudoir Caps : EXTREME OAT VALUES ——- - ee airs 0 omen $s $12.95 to $14.95 | $14.95 to $17.50 $21. = to $25 trastine col navy and h! igh Ao Daintily trimmed Boudoir Caps of satin and lace, in many pleasing de- Falues Values Se) ~ ae »mers, ribbo: trim on e . | aa in all wanted ‘colo: Felt Slippers es ’ $9.95 $12.95 $19. 9.50. ' 8 7 ; nd $5 ues 7 | de @ 5 4 . Beys’ satin stripe By collar attached and band styie, a a Peeaah os eos bscacal y Sale " 98e Raincapes, Special Flannel Middies . 4 Sizes 175 to Black Sateen Bloomers ns © Gpestions) eftering Smart ! with | eguintion stiles aad f $ 1 95, Black sateen, ankle leneth on eppertunity ter Gatuty : - : , ) emp , — ae in minnie | jannel ig rec. grees OF Bary # : b Bicomers: high luster finish and useful gifts at very moder- padded | ny gh collar effact. oe D.ue OF rec. Sis ik braid, also large stlx CH regular and extra sizes, Be 1 ate prices. Ail the newest styles to ad service stripe. » a Goudie elastic cuff in pin seal, beaver, calf, cobia lavender and American Beauty ah WS | | ha en a a a pean ane Cael Be ap 1 | Girls’ "Reinconts—Conielete With Hats patent leather and tooled , — calf. : | ~ 24} (Peurth Fleor—Nugents.) pecs: Gecmmetenes. ems 200 Pairs of Women’s pe gf { \ ( | $5.95 to $6.95 Values. a 95 al : — $2 Juliets 4 re. a | - rte Br gm in a ae fc or tan. Hats ? Sale Sample €= Beacon Blanket and > 1. K “ae a ~ : il 2) mae | | Dolls, a moving eve all the birth- Sy : ride wale, in deep Tuxedo as at. =. WY with seal S| no stones in sin- N natty Ibe wontel vee Se = | ji ee Serie, Mer Se | wale st Se 1 7 equirped it a | Derted Delle. Kidirs : and Ta . : ee + | 4 eee OR EE . $10 Satin and Taffeta / =a ey iy RASS Ctentte Rar. Bape. ~sadag OFFERINGS Sweaters : Silk Envelope Chemise ' 90 Larce : sewed Sy'ss moving Women's fret quality pane: back Hose ys oo eaters oer eee Oe oe uae , .- ote Extraorai- 9 ras 293) |a--'==|| $1.98 Pos Bes __TTrrrrrrr..... . -_-eervrrvrryrrereeereereCeee in biack ead cerdervasa. Mzes 5% tw ld - - 0 eo mm ao ite. wi =e a’ Reig Glove Sik Hose | $1.79 How ., | | Silk Ties and Belts, 3 for......... $1.00] | Sw'ss5% erent Women's hes ~~ . Woemens fn gicre ei nte oe atte ben thread «ilk bom trimmed Fiesh er- eee cae Sten lou &* "ete Boys’ ( Overcoats, sizes 3 to oe...... $388lline cant) Boys’ SOc “se | = te Gee = tegen —o My heavy diac x rth pod a Men's silk and aii ana ys ajamas, silk frog trimmed, si sizes Epiendid Hesse, d¢eudrie er Hose in biack and inced. 8 coints i _ —— res a ae) 7 to 18 eeeese t Basemea a i ae aba is a tl ha i i i i Nii i i tli ti hi i tt, he —_.,r.rer,jre.TfgrT,t"rT,fTtT't * |...) .) t—N agents.) ( Bargain Basement—N agents ) Xmas Slippers cor eweryundy Black Sateen Apron Frocks | | ccm comb: Bonatitel ribbon-trimmed Felt SlUpr th soft elk padded . High luster black matre . atts nations; sev- o* amy ceiers and styles. A practi Christmas gift cer mae —— with trimmings of dainty Qs ~ . eral standard iored goveity braid bias 4 . moreno ts te-d _ mace styles. | aD ieee, tle-bDacks a piated. ‘an siges pair Peckets. edium aad large <2: Oe Sizes 23 «(Ute New es and Gres te — —_____ x 34 Lendre Hata. small. me- $1.25 Compiete Train Outfits, Engine Coach, Coa! Car my 2 ess Anrens dium and large shapes, ana cireviar track. all for.... ee , in sailora, mushrooms. $4.75 “American Fiyer” Train Out@ts, ‘arse es dreeps, eff the face. and switches, high- — — Coa] Car, Coaches, etc * Gs Of Gime count percales. cambric — engname im plain an@ check combin =~ § 89 e pokes. All dbeactifully ton and colored trimmed with fowers and ae er So $2.95 to $4.95 checks. Ela ora: — With organdie ineerts aatiee ar, cuffs and pocket ta Regu.ar and extra sises set Te DADA ALADES bbb hh hhh hn nn i i ee eh i ei i i pi i i i i pin | (Bargain Base ment—Nugenta)

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es es OEE + wy Oe a he Penge ay De SPP reer a SR sar Re RE yt ape is ‘ oer a 44 ry Be jy / Boys’ wool ecassimere. cheviot and tweed Chinese Art Baskets Lingerie | a . : Sx = SS | 2 , ZO -. for Xmas Gifts __. __(Main_ Floor.) ‘ i Pe Piva Pp. waite . 7 Deicd ounes’ i Shesine , Ea Sie ; @ i a I'wo-Pant Suits, made with belt-all-aror nd meheguney ee’ a ee ee $1 95 - } Sewing Boxes a style, inverted pleat and yoke back. Two Caiaeen ee | ; ’ ; yy, ~ aa | | Tape >>), + _ and button-to-neck collar. Neat Fall — 2 eollar to match. Sizes 14 Shirts, neat patterns. Sizes | | bon ie a ge patterns, sizes 4 to 10 $2 cA | 14t0o 17 : Je Fe Novelties | —— T hree-Piece Various style Pin- J gusmione "and 'hane | ih x . . ; “Kayser” Infants’ Sets ’ : Re | Pe ; ‘ Glove Silk niants Se Men’s Neckwear for Xmas Gifts jac mmeet” | # 1 | Big Sale of Boys’ Sweaters wa mh’ Vests, $4. 5() an ee | $1.50 ‘crochet silk and Rick-Rac * Ff : f ' , ; : pra gp eng ;s @ r $3.50 s 89 = ee ail # dine and crochet fiber and knitted Ties, solid colors wadie’ye” | | gy ple f'5275 5 4 $198 "eae La a A | e 3 pieces silk Ties, irregulars......... and cross stripes; (Main Floor.) » Fa Al Z _— § Values. . tered : | Soft, white wool zephyr, Men’s $1 cut silk Ties, fine Men’s $1.50 cut silk Ties, im- ~ 1 —_—————_. : 3 . f | a AL sei * - | Re or ; 4 | ~f . , 4 . ctr) ; ; - 8 ee ee JO ne Th Sate —— = Pink glove silk with pink and blue borders, brocaded and bias striped _ ported and domestic An opportunity ae Te ee Soo - with black pip- yn i : 4 . rs “7 ' = *+es-= 2 . P consisting of sweater Ssacque, silks *eeeee 02 @eee ee silks “eeeoeeeeeee e"eeeeveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ——— rs Apparel . fe] eh *, \ fs to purchase a good ’ ¥- s te. ou Le =. i. Sane : : ' ing, also gray : 7 f 4 , ; ie pe , ~ 8 ee ie: Ff & ] ege iad ey cap and bootees. pee 7) 4 cae substantial saving. ee (Rae ,eoe> TE Poy Broken sizes 0.95 $12.95 and ec (a) Ss iti: These Sweaters cone: ess oh By Qe GE (Main Floor—Nuzgents.) (Fourth Floor—Nnugents.) >| ’ . = j ; Ly * ARAL NAY sl were purchasea Soe. oh +S” 4 === >= «aes cal en S u ers $14.95 Dresses 7 * if \'\ } Gen WB ih NS from the Standard ey ee Sa nd ‘ . . = . : AA ; K nitti Mills, of Ge ee ; SS ia & FAS BAM VS E44 aN Cleveland, Oh 10, e's: - AA ragpeseesd a - Men’s $6.50 and $7.50 all-silk 85 | Men's $2 and $2.50 fiber and 45 &.9O5 | | Vd a As eee wk ang Prager’s Knit- Oe ee x Hand Embroidered $2.25 Christmas fringed Mufflers, black, white 3 . silk fringed Mufflers, black, . a ] ’ , : 2 . Ns ys pow | —————— | - : 3 Ft “uh SE = > ting Mills? of Chi- i: r pars ” | ae vagal autiful modes, smartly : — OL x c% j \¥ ; ‘ ) x ago Ili. There are a e e and gray, neat stripe d pa erns, | w ean 4 y; a, of wool a ; Ngee eh “Se RE PRR Y all-weel and wool Centerpieces and Table Gift Stationery irregulars | irregulars . th serge, jersey a! ‘ Seas t - ions. Adorned wit ae BE 7 Laer eS piaited, slip - over . Sed wool embroidery, | a Si ee Stile, with shaw Neckw soni $ 4 .50 ’ fice Poti oeas | LEY > 4 a eckwear $13 10 $14.50$ ¢ .50 Big Sale of Men's Blanket Bathrobes - oo , SFFS st epss ts SEL Ps Shaker it . ALUES _~ SS = es FESssP ES Foes half cardigan knit. 45c¢ Value | 75¢ Value 6 - Caetzs soo | Eg nae 2~|| GA. ae Ee and Silk Lounging and Dressing Robes | + F Boys’ Shirts 7.95 Juvenile Suits Artistic designs, beautifully oSae soresnpens ’ ~ bh a ' r Os . | his 1 9.50 _ Boys’ ll Stripe Shirts, $ Boys’ all-woo! blue serce hand embiwoldared with heii mn : ent . } Men’s $14.95, $16.95 and $19.95 Silk Lounging Robes, ‘ §9 | - 33: S| ees and neck- | Suite, in middy and Balkan Coming right before Christmas, this ; ; iful boxe | made of fine plain and brocaded silks; all . nnel Middies 2 Sizes _ fem TT braid trimmed. Bises 3 to &. event offers a splendid opportunity to crochet edge; an ideal appreci- are ideal for | / i ade p C eaded § ; pats li . a choose good gifts for boys. All made ated handmade gift. ifts S1zZeS side dir a eal Hon styles of ail-wovi ¥ . & ae a red, green or navy bie. ss & of good silk and fiber, fancy pattern knit : ao. em hs 3 (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) Men "3 $12.50 Silk $4.95 4 i 7 (Second Floor—Nugents.) q Basis. rracth (Second Amante, _ a y ~ as cae | : e Lo Rob B22... is — on ~ |. Men’s $6 Smoking Jackets a 7 sarees e With Hats SU en’s $3. e + a = Men’s $1.50 Self Filling Handsome Floor Lamps | Made of good quality 5 SQ | Bathrobes ee 4 95 i= > Bigs. Sed Foe Fo double-faced cloth, sizes ’ r : 3 ote eres oe ° . ¢ . , Men’s $5.95 and $6.95 ee? cree a £ ne . het } SF, mak. Daniel Green Fountain Pen yy, 5 | 36 to 46 Blanket Bathrobes | (Men’s Store—Nugents.) se? 4 * * NO i — > ~— scond Filoor—Nugente.) = . ‘ eo CC > ; \ Die, ee ee es ae a a Gorgeous aflk : : “ee \ = oe oe * Been (SS: “3 5. . 95 9 SS , ~ ili ath ) shades covered i . ‘ Greatl ; ‘S fi oy oe f-, *.. of. ; - » 2 , Ay $ * é - ° ‘ A \ pi i jh) with petra > We Are Doing the Overco at Busi n p : : VY , ‘ | 14-karat solid Long fringe Th H f E ie : ns This Year! wu and silk skirt- e riome oO ; q a me ¢ . : — sg ‘” "ae rr >. oy ae as a AN ; ; Reduced ‘= | Men s $3.50 Romeos ia = gold org ae. ee a Se al “ ings to match. ve J , | a rith r: ~ , : epecial pur- Farr wy | Choice 0 OOP >. ee , at heavy, turn soles $ 85 With cuffs and Everett styles, in brown, chase ona dios Aree . A, tridee, Junior The Overcoats ¢ ge a | ¥ . a e - s ; n c - ~ 4 Ci W\\ A or © z es , ¥ dine ‘Ficture Machines ae rown kid. Sizes =— | gray, wine and black, formerly $2.50 and us to offer this a é (Fourth Floor go ee | : , t 10 splendid value. et Annex.) ae if “ “oe Sy . - lenses, $7.95 with slides and long : oO ; > = aR film and extra strong yg $2.95 grades. (Main Floor Balcony—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) ge ee of Books He Genuine / loa! awe ae eee > l 3:85 P= Coral Cg fea Get It at Nugents and Save Money Css ae, , EF 22%, 3 | Overcoats any man might be proud to Necklace fi ue ae 2 g°% wear—regardless of the price considera- Made of best quality Tennesses ( g g) 98 223" A ME 4 tion. You can choose from more than « A full line ) ® . 3 , . ER , nse | . FH . ; Ve Sale of Ce dar Ch ests | é ; $5 and $6 hex: : BS Ae iS , F or Men and Young Men red cedar, all guaranteed moth- dozen different styles—each a tailoring proof, highly polished, in differ- ‘ \ Sag Ee Pee te “A achievement—an ideal blending of hand- ent styles, both plain and copper ¥ oh Bisa fi: Sta eS. é some fabrics, smart styles and careful work- trimmed. Size 42 inches long,*19 Genuine Coral Necklace, graduated ee BS ee i i 4 beads, 24 inches long, fitted with inches high and 19 inches wide. gold clasp. (Main Floor—Nugents,) minum 10-Piece e. in ee 09 Men’s $3 and $3.50 Sample Gloves g Men’s Dress Gloves in suede, mocha and cape, with 2-tone 6-row and spear backs, also strap wrist 15-Key Pianor. styles and gauntlets. t acento 69 es ‘ | : : hn dlaide Men’s $5 Sample Gloves » $2. ee ; | OT ta] : ' | | at 5 J my He Buckskin, knit Uned mocha, lamb- Sy a \ | : Me a lined cape Ane Dress Gloves and suedes “eae — a: ; tg , i] ' A af lined and unlined ‘ and Embroidery 15 ae r a ie & ) | | | dl ace SS eee Gris, y Gauntlets $3.00 case | goaggmamnes 5 Nl .- ei; while tea | | ey ory Nm a, 7a $5.50 and $6 Sample Gloves ee 4 Lae mn - j Ws \ Men's Dress Gloves tn leather, suede and mocha, silk-lined cape, buckskin, fur-lined and lamb-lined strap wrist ) ATT| 5 Wi } ‘ Glov nd lined $ ' 4 y rivin ove a: a | | | 7 Pind. Driving. 3.50 af fois Mb FG sauntieta o has. >? Fie MY 8. I\VAWANA $7 and $8 ample Gloves _& 6 : ig 4 a os wide variety and the fabrics are of all-wool D ES Te 12 NAN sak tamwakbne. fur nines, lambs woo ait i AR a 5 kinds that assure good service. ft / linings, double Gloves; severa pe" 1000 SILK CLOTH DRESS | \ Eee See ee ae $15 Values—$18 Values—$22 Values Belted and Yoke Back Models, AS. NR ~} . — ™ i ~ $3.75 Mahor- any ~- Finished dll itt iit f SAH ~ UE ' i .? > x Children’s $2.50 3 Girls’ $3.95 Sun- ee S05 Chet, } js } ga Timely Event. Buy Your Holiday oe ows T o- Pair... | = = morrow at One-Third to One-Half an 8s Hiei Rain a ie iy nickst- 4 $1.95 | Be 7 ? off Regular Prices. deen vate... SEO | i $ Canton Crepes Fine Poiret Twills ¢ 1 89 ¢ 928 ‘ie = Charmeuse Velvets quzess dl Tricotine Laces New Taffetas , ‘Gloria cleth cotton covers, all AN sflk, in navy, green, pur- In all the new and most desirable models to choose /from, ron mgd ee eee = ple and brown. Bacalite and for street wear, evening wear, party occasions, theater wear, a ot ihe poe i wid pte amber ring handles, tips and ‘Church wear, sport wear, business wear. All sizes for women, , : ne bors. D Pp stub to match. misses, juniors and extra sizes. (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Mate Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) sue

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; “> ee — Bees SS . 7 - & 4 - , . ¢ 4 ’ i a3 a 4 & — 4 e om ‘ . 2 — 4 - 4 ——_, * => , 8 i es 5 - ‘ : “ q S: ane 5 — i . f tae TH Ha “a e - ee - sole ea ap SRS ona CRIS om weday i ea ane wr : ‘ & « aliens 4 ‘ , Su eeP as Br... PTTL a TT TUT / ' | WU HL ; ; 7 ’ ; | #10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals th at of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. I a ————————— aaan«~£,£,£t —— ae nee meer ome _— ——— ae Prufrock & Litton s ‘ U re ~~. Oe en | = ‘YOUTH CONVICTED OF MURDER READS POEM WHEN ON GALLOWS | Slayer of Reformatory Guard. Hanged in Pontiac (Tl.), Played Cards With Warders. =T ¢ a t tt . PP > ‘ ~" PONTIAC, Ill, Pec 15.—Myron » he hes She She ee 2 ee Ste ee —/, 7 : f y ) YYY/\\\/ 7 GET IT The Best Christmas Gift ee tent ‘ tne J ati 7 ai - — = + - = «7 a —— Sar . ‘ : , Bn o ecu Ns 4 : ‘ iia a 4 ‘ i @ K“Qay? To » wuard over him at ~*. ~~ — » = _—- > -" he . the Illinois State Reformatory ne! —_ . — ro aad ‘ict . * “a . ’ . Ss iGA + — > r u > = ; . | ” , e an ou 5 * - 4 Fa a : ° a +c a4 ‘ x }- ty- %y = 7 lem ow 7 ise. t $:07 a. m. today in 4 dingy auc Pre- # Our Phonograph Department has decided to discontinue certain numbers and we hare priced these models at a very low figure to close them out immediately. ——$——$——$—_—_—————— ae PUTT A SO These Di ae. = Are all ae-anite, petfect-cut Diamends other Diamond Jewelry from our large os ef rare brilliance—each is far greater vaiue for ; the price than weuld be obtainable elsewhere— tion.) There ts no delay or inquisitive due to our amall overhead and our lecaticon, ing. Any honest person can take which. while convenient, is out of the enormous- of our liberal credit plan—Come in, rent district. See Pattiz Saturday. selection and arrange to pay. after € as little as = $1.00 A WEEK — Pay Next Year Pattis’ Gives Credit t AR New Rectangular Pattern Ideal Gift for “Him” mi $3 5 South Bend Watch Ls. The 15-jewel guaranteed movement = : . Bracelet Watch | © 0s 6 Ben oe 15-jewel movement, In a handsome $5 goid-filled Knife and gy 14-k. solid white gold case Chain free it is but another Irrespective of their former price. these high-grade machines are greatly reduced; in some instances 7 they are priced at almost cost. h al * eas ~ - A ~~ ~ 7 -—ak « ee ' . =~ ‘ . rr‘ ‘ » ‘ . - tA ow —— . ~~ ~ a. | ¢ - ae ’ a44 : [zi ac.G ca i i . = }- . ~~ Te —_— Ise J c? . va _ : ~~ ~~ — ‘ Ji wi ite : i e rea iize . os } 3 . 7 yi . ~ - - ol ~ __ - ~ - ~ -~ ¢ = . an ye “ prepare for the hangi ° ’ a: ~ . | - . ' a roar re es we le ‘~- - — ~o? re : s = e ; = — ee a4 * a*% . @iii = ' ; le he hha }- a ee > at 2 ia — 4 . - h 4 = IA’ : » st x s a4 «) res bi be | J : he had plared ai ae 4 4c ‘ A console model finished in brown mahogany is marked down from the special price $74 ne a nc oe ee ec nee An upright model Phonograph, one of the best on the market, is reduced S90 EES Te a ae €f9 ih ‘© ep | | Eariv in the evening — 3 se¢)}\, * » ** Ale —- A + - 2 Caras W , tie Fuarcs ing.@ti mn i> os * . - —taoh* 2ft.a ) = aa rr cimmner oF }- em Trt ~ him A ee « as a4 sh’ s . ‘ si Wrrcar —— @ aun FF o inp crgam se uaa ° +o » 4 " . . - aia a ‘ ginger aie It was the first hanging in Liv- ingston County in 44 vears $1 75 PRINCE STUDIES MOVIES IN U. S. Crecho-Slovakian Ruler. a Film Magnate, Learning Ameri- can Methods. An elegantly carved solid mahogany console mode! Ph h is reduced act... OO ee ee. ko 2 $235 Six Records will be given free with each Phonograph. If desirable, Pho- nographs may be bought on the de- ferred payment plan. ‘Tea Carts $15.75 Where could you find better value for #0 little money? Tea Carts, well finished in brown mahogany, in Queen Anne and other designs, are priced for immediate disposal at $15.75. These Tea Wagons have rub- ber-tired wheels, removable A CAF9 wo = on I H —beautifully engraved. A example of Pattiz values. 4 thoroughly dependable high 9 gant guaranteed time- $1 Per Week a . 7 — > >» * oe” ~~ « ; -” 2. 7 a ™~ - 7. ot “ the Assectate¢d Preas LOS ANGELES. Ca! ec lo— 1 —— ~ ——— ~# > =) 2 a . - Ce us ig Wa ‘ irs j ama iaXtis ~~ “p ‘ ; : ts se i es oes ets tae ests Als ats cls ag ra Ne ie i tas tins shee 8 ; J 4 7364 al " one ~ Fo mrs ee t ‘ de oe a = > '* »* > _ a - - _ \ is a motion pleture magnate cnd Terms to suit every pocketbook. a American film methods. He plans ' Every home can have a New Edison now RAS Sh — — % - e - "a as .*. [ remain et 34 i3 88 THE ~ . - — = — —_—— — ~ — » 7. } x. rid 4. J ~ : 64S = 5 — o : . os ; ERED EE Sen a ee Se e eredit at cask Fleer. . ~ he reading of @ pedometer cartied 7. “or ARE DEAL JEWELE - t 14 eae. © 8 Oe 4 a S ; — Na Se en, Rae jhe 6 p | lan Hetel Pize @iass trays and are sturdilyr eenstructed. Many of them Were formerly priced at $27.50 and $30. On sale Fri- wraay, sees 15.75 . St Post-Dispatch se Ay SPs eis os ees eh Je 1 fe f ny ey ge i * 7 i cae 2 ™ ~ ~ - a 9 cos KS b y “he _ Vici “2 = m : Png x. > Sa SSE 912-914 Pine St. 203 N. 9th St. 233s ' The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening mean approximately 12.000 miles , “ ae wBewspaper giving Associated Press news service. 2 half wavy around the world = = —disclosed thei their surprisingl “We cannot ask to come upstai recompense, he right, and mark such a scale tha always crowded was the mass here this week ger asked ~ given away if shop upstairs? visit and profi UME FOR Hand Hand S Are the very late and possess an particularly pleas made may ee AG ly, th DUUUUUQUAQOQANAGQOANUQONYOESOOQAQEAUOOUOQUOTAQUOONOUUUUQUAUQAGAQUOUOGQUQUUSUOLE UA ETGEEGUQUUUUQOUGGUUUAOEOOU STEEPED PSU UA REESE eRe We Are Featuring a Most Wonderful Selection of 4 ssiee= Bio, Warm Overcoats ] H ve | 1 $ $ S i/ Or We have given special effort = to our Coats at these prices. If it’s Quality of Fabric you are after; Tailoring and Finish of an exceptional kind; and Style such ’ as you see in the apparel of the most careful Men's Tuxedo T wo-Trouser dressers—you ll tind them ALL in these fine over- Suits coats at these prices. Plaid-Backs, Fleeces, Her- — Suit ‘% . ringbones, Diagonals and Plain Weaves—in the Uils | newest models. —of the Better Kind “A °A0 0°75 535 SAY) 55h os Risa ’ ae pes 4 Our Tuxedos are handmade by expert custom tai- nie Our Oz ercoats of the Fine r Kind, vidual The ete our a > = rs age > * bo ~s * rie Me ha me —for the Holiday Functions a eye lors. The most exacting attention to details, plus rigid 7 ) a : inspection, produces the beautiful itaved dsmer Pri ed up lO $110 Ww 3 par ea all _ stubs, e These Suits are hand tailored in exclusive, high®| grade styles, of fine woolens, and are up to GREEN§ FIELD'S high standard in every way. They are 9 derful values. White ¢ $7.50 to $12.00 reentields Charge Accounts Solicited Oliv : Charge Accounts Solicited ive at Eighth i Association 4 [ : 1+ - Pi ™ $ 7 Sis Yee Weis ee Ng geal ene ep ee. ee ee ae re . . lt tate ee eee - arm bh ~~ - eh R a > : ; ‘ . Members of the Retailers’ Railroad R. fu ne "Ht ae UUM TTLTT TEU TMT TTT AU UTVSGA UGH ETRTDOUUGE SAAS UES ESOP if

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es : The City Ci | | BF | : ; ———)_Uireulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 OO ; ; oe ) enim ceenmmeemene tena See ; : ii t = : see S W a anta Claus Welcomes You Here e is Oft-times the hurri ) . ried st- . . minnte Gate: aid ibaa ergeag of age LOOSE, Thousands of beautiful gifts await your ap- detr: | are Christ fae oT ae JOY 0 : t, AZ proval and selection, ranging from the sim- ristmas-giving. To avoid this contin- Z : r lest Christmas Greetifus Camel ts Gane : gency, each delightful Arcade Sh ag YH), plest Christmas Greeting Card to magnifi- ) t 7 Dicbned ith its Calitics: | age SHOp Y, L . cent Jewels, gorgeous Furs and smart Ap- Mato possession of one ot ie unickte ju affici abe rere est, ready to Le GA > re a parel. Selection has first been specialized to Te or toate nee orto: Se enUy serve the merry holi- | ; minimize vour difficulty of deciding what Te cae eenive qcotions Samm day throngs. , : : : wi progam take advantage | i . - 7 x to give each member of your Christmas list. Elizaheth Reilly ur fj §. : MED C ; tO pay, after Chri ti I ‘Sg ‘ judg = owe ee Cones A ARCADE BUILDING— EIGHTH \ S\widl Z AND OLIVE THROUGH TO PINE e, yes Credit to All 7 : Open Every Night e ‘ : S oe ‘ . > 4 - y= & 3s any e J — ~ y ~ = = * ~ . > . - ~— 1 A, ‘e; : - ~ B 2 “47. Gays Yeti : , will solve one gift problem for you. = #1) Mrs. Pickles | 23%“ (ope=s= Oe Se ee OS L hw & ; Genuine Diamonds of splendid Movement. € . Sp i SSIS SH == mil) S21) # Pauline Herzog quality, mounted in “€60 ; , - 12 y imiul oe | rminé neatil —- a $1.00 Down—$1.00 a Week = Watches here this week that a stran- Watch, ce tm ee aeee* ae $75 | s A . | for Men wtitnt eee .uawm \A Mlatin’ m top Bat 17-jewel erment—onls ith three diamonds ger asked “What is —e $165 bb and diamond.. | e: ; 4 : o given away in the jewelry 1s eT) | (( — —————— 1 7 es GN 41a He Will Like an Illinoi fro I 4 iy Q. LOA es OSES Re Che Odd Shop . Ox > . 4 “Nm Time King—Extra Special always crowded.” So dense Sn ak ire 9 SA SSS pot karat gold; $75 . Exe Me Came _ a ae Augusta C. Hubele - OOM, x soa nuiet ewes os was the mass of shoppers | $1.00 Down—$1.00 a Week ~ Dia shop upstairs?” Pay us a : qj visit and profit. Most Populor Jewelry Store in Saint Louis id Shinninrme Mia’ Olin: “2 ba eh | | | | S Fleer Arcade Building Ole stan is J) or a beautiful Scarf. Only Furs of the highest Po wenger Hand Etched French Ivory quality are appropriate for Paceieeend a . a hand embroidered in $1 5() e We specialize in quality. microscopic design Handles With Tips and ieee ot die tinad "] oe tient Stubs to Match ee ae . #44 Are the very latest creations of the umbrella maker’s art aU, Ol! beer i eee # °Nd possess an air of elegance and refinement that 1s op tg + ovals ow OMIES | particularly pleasing to ladies of fastidious tastes. Being meeciattaas Uae f f ‘ tlhe, ty: onal en : = | — — ; ‘ ———— —— S 3 Sneed . —— . = — a % = “_ 7 a : - bs 7 ” » al ey oo : - oe 4 — & # - © _ * ’ Tee t ' = 7 P ie = LS . za —— 2 : 4 - 2 a meq 3 ‘ oe ss Co eee ag SF —_ FF -3 ad ; > “ vd ‘ » 4 & aS > . . > = : . oY ANE UN iy Bin | Y i =X Repairing ~_ee made to order, each part ar 316-18 Arcade Building ing, Remodeling and Sti a a eee eens. may be selected separate- ly, thus insuring indi- | : x e . = . @ | - a . iP oe NSA | \\ i ig 4 y) , , Z Viduality. wii Gift Suggestions ( “haracle a eg ee Y ON ff SBaaey os i Y ~ The etching, as executed by i A Close- I rom On whom can you depend for % our artists, preserves to a @ . : = , | : : WT QE marked degree Roll Sik |} Clara Bromeyer Tals elothes satisfaction | that delicacy of Umbrella 633-35 Arcade The making of fine custom . line and beauty of Some _ have nc: eles gage jelothing is an art in which | ; 4 : yeh xg fe - se pear] || Colored Glass Candle- | human skill is paramount. The Gift Ide a NIB 4 | = ti characterizes the handles, oth- a : The materials necessary to A R . ton g ‘ YW ik Kind = i | finest hand en- Jam ers of horn jj /"cense Burners; of make clothing are available to emingto : 60) fas | : me$ ' ce F highly unusual designs....... aa ce all, yet only a few have the Portable Typewriter 4 = : gr g. “a elisha 4M Sika Devoratea Parchmen: Delicious Luncheons Daily ability to satisfy the discrim- : | | § ee : Th, wed A]] Shields; upward from : Served—dSe and 50c inating Such a gift will be ee - —— : covers are ue - - : 7: * Chri s welcome, ~ } : , «al sk to be | have silk Hand-Decorated Parchmen t Buy your Christmas Candies Those who possess this ability age pring aren as well | —-s : sng vat ae : end covers. here, at Julier's reasonable |Jwradually win recognition and iy we the be . woman a bh ‘ di ] — “i — their hard-won reputation be- as by une — * | A ' he estas > lage sap gees er Tretes comes their proudest possession. who travels. ll sizes, in the b ‘ “ dividual taste. ee —Downtown-— Only when you depend on a The increasing demand for ft) a ae $5 | Headquarters | |ftsitor who has reputation tol] the Remington Portable ii : ee -_ a S S : = ‘ ; i 1 upnoid are ¥ S| prov ~" S . ; “9.4 . : = 4 W ith handles, tips and EXCELLENT |—-for W edi g Ss Fine | siete satisfaction. its convenience is positively ~ = : . | ‘ond question. 3 xclusive, high- ? : stubs, etched, $12 to $39 | Chocolates and Bon- beyond q 2H N- = } 'bons. Special for the B : Py up toGREEN- | " 20 CIGARS perry riemieyer || The American |e They are won- Zin White or amber, $4 up For the Holidays | holidays; - rege . : | | . Also Distributors for | (om Writing Machine ae —— — — * : BISSINGER’S | — Omipadlly C = | wv _ - ae 9 “GAL Gl , Celebrated Candies Julier _ > ’ ‘ [ A gift of Furs its the ideal choice for the wk se of Yuletide s = : Gi ors 807 Pine Stree sentiment. cited = io fry Be 2 , Rauh-Milius Chocolate Shop > LOK Arcade Building Free Souvenirs - is Re ff, £ J Cigar Company 118 A 1 602-604-606 Arcade Main 4413 Central 1215 for the kiddies. ; G. D. Duntze, 4 ae > ee ee = Seas, SACP Ee Aes ass > Y 5 ees ae a. one Bac 5 te 2 i aes %% ~% = ¥ < aS . = pia ge TOT Es Ses Sa wt 4 7 “y . . - = Ss " * ~ . + 32 * a Bess: - oS 3 4 ‘ * ‘ | : me , oe Py Ly - $aa8 ies A ee ee By “a i ae 1 ’ oo .* Sag ee ~, 4

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te comb ion he The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone om easement E e+ eee le quals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. == {rz quneeTeuea penepeueceeneuedseaiipeaneate. 2 — 5)” gee _*HpgeUenGaneeenenen cauauecseSDedins Use EseUG0000810000020806031) VP ROME TTITTIT TI ul Epon SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 18 AND 24 Store "St Lome’ Foremost Christmae Store™ Hoars = TAMOUS-BARR’C 4 We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Larqest Distributors of Merchandise or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exc epted. 2S, es at Retail in Missourt and the West. ——ae x WY ft oo ‘ | Fars Prine si japan hin, oui dialed See” . huidpe ~ x4 . M a : a cee ne cent 6 en ee ae Piinnd i Oy ar.» § Seabee -» Foo pee SY a oe a eee a eee res - ; at seetea ~~ a ial al SPOR HELE eRe ee eeeerereeee NE il lhe a a ak eee wneree Pritt iit hs Mea suave pees TIEREIITL Littl tees Cee ettrr i il tri ‘eer Titi —~ eT ere Pers > Teeene ’ ‘ LLL « eae © PTT . $ COTE ie f Gift-Givers Have Choice of Our Entire Collection of : I : ] Dainty and Practical Gifts Would Be These , Just Arrived From New York— | E> 4 New Milli _ | Radium Silk Waists FurCoals gy New Millinery “a Also Fur Wraps and Full Length Coats 4 Roe a : a $7.50 to $10 sheen gs $ | ag | 1 oo , = =| Values, Saturday 1 alues for. eeesesr At Yo t j | #4 Soe | xs | x | $ S&S 5 i € Smartly attractive Blouses of the tailored type—in V- | ae | | SS a | Beck, square-neck and Peter Pan collar styles; with long sleeves and made in a most exacting way. Discount on Original Prices ote | 1O a Ai White, tan, navy and black Waists which Christ- @ We ask you to inspect our wondrous assortment of , Ff 20 4 po " ae " Hats ” i mas shoppers should inspect at once. Sizes 34 to 46. luxurious Fur garments—then just consider what it means ‘ae ees a ghey ee * oat up br to select from such an array at this extreme saving. Everv ms et di oe ae fol. garment is authentically stvled and fashioned of pelts ex- including the fol- cellent in quality and high in Fashion's favor. la | ™~," too | Gift-Seekers Will Welcome This Sale of Draped metal turbans for dress wear—cioth Hats; flower- Also All Children’s | | . | : , fn trimmed models and «sma bright close-fitting Hats Furs at 25° Discount A a __Fewrn Freer Men’s Elgin Watches ] + —Jn popular thin models: 14-k selid white or green gold, Our Christmas Suggestions for Girls Include Smartly Styled Are These | semi-engraved styles; plain or faney dials. In the follow- r : | Sect simi Girls Smart Dresses Women’s Oxfords i Men's Elgin Watches Men’s Elgin Watches = | — i solid gold, with 7-jewel en —of solid gold; with 17-jewel Elgia —!” | movements. t 4 G movements. S pecial at 7 —_ | pecial , Special at . eeees $31.95 Value & : i ~ . . : | a - : ; | $ 95 $ 45 . ’ : er 5S Sa | Two Special Values in Wrist Watches - to Saturday... Ut. ~~ ; : 2s i Women’s Wrist Watches in small size; 18-k.. Women’s Wrist Watches in octagon @ = white gold engraved cases, 15-jewel pr des gene neau styles; white gold filled cases; ' octagonal or tonmeau styles; in did movements, and adjustable ribbes @ gift ease. Special ¢¥ . | € Smartly fashioned Frocks crepe, velvet, taffeta and co i ban “wee dey a — | = an unusual group from which to ese 3 Fuacer taps. : ——— ) | ca «Clit A fortunate purchase Goodyeaz 3 to 8: ) ths. | oin and Oar and ts P8 Mble tai treme + New Spring Dresses Second Fleer | If Giving C y, by All Means Choose Pure Whe | Boe at fa ‘time for { ~ * 7 —or —, of ro to _4 rears - ‘ ae % aii b a r . =e ‘ection free ee FE ts Christmas Candies — : " -prared at Girls’ Raincapes | _ Middy Blouses Satinay Petticoats ~ an’ materials: pla: nd dres | ia yee and amen: ideal gif: , and : « adie — wae ay — ae 14 vears; something all schcol- ; at - a —— “ = models; im sizes § to 16 Years. es bigs obtaina! : ) — . Gpecial st | girls should have and would = | € Neatly } ) —- ~~ 3 Lbs. Packed in «: weicome = ¢7 92 : $1.50 $6.95 fiounces and shown in black, navy, brown, gray, ta Sas TTTlillills iis $12.95 * $59.95 in git. $2.95 © $7.95 Holly Box for _ Feurth Fleer Feuarth Fleer ¢€ A delicious and varied assortment of our reg Newly Arrived Assortment of Women’s Ss A ’ yo. ’ Sic and $1.00 Candies which you will be prow | ; 47 9 e d j ee pee gas bonbons, wrappee oss Breakfast Coats and Robes 3+ Women’s Silk Hose {Higa i Oe als ne ee ee : es aia : sg ies : ae some and delicious bates beautifully paar Offer Attractive Opportunities for Gift Selections 7. a oo ft a most attractive appearance. ) i e a x + : ‘ ‘ : 2 ti “ ~ pmentees Rinna sae ort ar ee ent Chocolates Homemade : a i. st i a. | > - : 7 t ; a a ce re, ae af : -— i ; it : f ¥ — ; Z , ™ o ~ ‘ =. «4s a2 De L 7 : ereeacbaeeteareeaeaereeesr 4 ~’ > r ~ : . ase inp asl, eeeeee t ay price lar candy lover. Dainty mode's in crene ' eo 3 : ee : ther s : s in 3 — Gi leaves oes °7 : — ee we — — ahh With centers of many ; §t} centers with hand embroi lery “ —— ie and oa . ws . : ; hg Fs mee - kinds, all deliciously fa- {| most iIuscisus fs | alse tailored Robes in mottied ef- ' eS “sy Ts pl cies i we a ked effects in black. white, | an hecelate with al- rored, and ideal for a | coated with rita eorduror ow agg Seah fects, lace trimmed nec- a ‘SR 40a {Ta - > Strie : Broken sizes: all-silk war+, i ls high-arade Christmas treat. _ checcitate and ¢ fast Coats in paste] and | “es and Georgette 4. Be | tops. Very specially priced Saturday at... Bey : i nee Se | Sune. Mo" OE. | 2S eee 806: dark shades. 98 - i . pound : ot nolssuer: peo , 3 Tetrd Fleece , Many ether kinds of Candies—taffies, hard candies, caramels—for gift giving © Wail Orders € ere/fuily Filled—Candy Shipped 4 eeeaeeeeiz pad SS aR NA - ee o RESSCSCCRE CHCRHS ELE LPRRET On. *“* @gagare* sie a . be aes RSSsLASERSSSRDENSS CUSERTE TELE ETE S TASS CATSRETREREEL SEEPS ch4a7: | _ . ‘c". o” ~ 20080 t6CSPS Saeee ee eeeta 62 rks4 Tete at t : . eee ~# a RD, oe ies - - - : r , ome i ieee a " — ——— j a™ = : | were ts ” ‘Sgress terecrset

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- 8 ee Oe is Sera ee > eer. Pe ¥ ; a Pass - ey. ; ee : te “ i — — — : —_— ee . . 77 » a: a “e : . * oe a ee —E an ~~". v4 7 ira * 7 moo © : 2 ~ t " Ss —_ ok . _ te. my : * + er, a ae : - > oe " ~ » . ae y mm ~“ e. 7 Cc QS - = ee St. ed Tose, cd iehiny’ cial OOP a A > * - . 5 ag ' Poa TD - r~; as - a nee reene ER LE Ee ee y tics fae tte r : rae . e ore rr PE Hs, 3 6 ’ Ed. 5 > ~ r ~ > ‘ 7 ; - J : 5 e * = —e— - ao a : oa = — , eee Uy ae MTITITIIITM iLL —i = o~ wn Thr a —— — 2 ut. 2. of ™ : [ft - ii ai PA eee iiisiiiiis ; iet ani is. oy ° a i - a é: - _—™_. ‘ rT , TT. ree TITTTI IIIT SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 18 AND 24 Sith end : S al ve ° ¢ e - i an oar St Lous Foremost Christmae Sfore Seventh St. Elevators Gift With | . Give Service Christmas Between Seals ee. - s | the First ai oie Bad, ce | oS ECEMBER 16, 1902, = EMBER 16. 922. The City Circulation of the Dail CH along,Exceeds that of fhe Dail . ; ’ : pr 3 | pec of the Daily POST-DISPAICH along, ¢ Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 - — eee | - _ —— a =e at el ' ’ MILL TITS 5 a ee ee We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash or $2.50. in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | bth 6: Pin. and Fourth Largest Distributors of Merchandise Floors : : - at Retail in Missouri and the West. Practical Gifts Are These Overstuffed Chairs or Rockers Offered at Savings for Saturday While Quantities Last 7 3 ) $60 to $75 > Lad 0 E Universal Brand Values—Each. . oor | $5.95 “Mama” Dolls gd iekills 1 Sed. nnn Charecter Dells. | 1 Electric Urns ——— 7 ai. LMAO GA ORL ALAA EMP ies Bieis. Seah akon with cap to mateh, $4 50 eae ys : q A splendid group of Overstuffed Chairs or ing eyes and lashes and shoes and stockings, . , i ee ee ee or At Special Prices Rockers in loose-cushion style, covered with sewed, curled wi | bene, Boveng GN = : ~ @ Ideal for gifts are these dependable good grade mohair. A lasting gift, at a bi tig “A $5 Sidewalk Cars | lashes, sewed wig. E and efficient Electrie Appliances; in a saving Saturda 8 gi 8 20 a a eae ‘‘Hor-Skip’’ models: steel | $5.95 Values for...$4.49 | : A ete of many attractive styles, as 8 * > 45 Desks, in oak; with one) tive velour; spring seat — or ristmas trees; sub- e ; “a “y ) $3 95 With strong wooden body; | Trays priced from $5.75 to $10.25 p erent ’ , Bho ’ P £ stantially made of metal Sewed curled wig .... of“ | well braced, rubber. g e if Electric Toaster and Stoves, : Rance. and painfed gr¥en $7.95 “Mama” Dolls tired wheels; priced.. $ AD : flat or upright, $1.25 to $8 Windsor Chairs or Rockers........ $14.00 | $12.50 End Tables........ $8.95 Coaster Wagons | a , , $3 Kiddie K Flashlights; in a wide range $14 Piano Benches : $45.50 Walnut Tea Wagons —with strong wooden body | d —s meveng eyes ane wigs | ¢ 1 es ‘ : ei a of styles and sizes; $75 Writing Desks *?. $19 High-Back Hall Chairs igs cies to we nigge Ae) +a aed with Cap to match and | >trongiy built and fitted with ‘ 7S to £4.50 $65 Secretary Bookcases $7.00 Phone Sets ee a ileal l and rn $7.45 shoes and $6.25 rubber-tired disc $2 | Basement Gallery $20 Solid Mahogany Chairs or Rockers $17.75 Seventh Floor ber-tired dise wheels, stockings wheels; special @ . $1.50 Steering Sleds, for boys......... $1.10 | $1.19 Iron Auto Trucks $1 Toy Cash Reg sters : : $1.25 Toy Cornets and Trombones ..... $1.98 Snow Houses for Christmas trees, $1.25 | $1.25 Colored Rubber Balls ....... cae’ $4.95 Ping Pong Games, with rackets, $3.50 | 98c Animals, with voice 75c Fire Department Toys 58c ~—CS! $1 Mechanical Automobiles Lise ‘ Lt . seer eereeweneesess ene eee ae ee me. O00 ee re — ee re See eeese Bases SS es! FRECHE CRECECER ELEC es ‘ . > r 4% — 4 yf pe 5 es , . , . Vp ee ae rape : ee ee : Pbpb RS aaa casei alts co enalled deme nel RINE Re TRE Aa ct NI ie a eli etd Lise aa seeensitlntinedl i nite a LL aT Re | eee Pe aSSP EES esas /ee eee senate: Seenere . ee ee 4 Z LA SSS SS REESE ESE CERES . Te ae tae eedb j ‘ e =) i te ; . - . es — CRSA 6- GS aed delights than enter taining fiction‘ P°STERTOCRAR ELEC ERC Fee ae aeeei areas 0444444444446 16644466666640 _AA AA ARAB ABAD AAD AAAAAAA Fourth Floor No, 2 Premo Box Cameras | | No, 2-A Premo Box Cameras ............-... $3.15 Kindred of the Dust—Peter Kyne | Harriet and the Piper—Kathleen Norris No. 1 Premo Junior Film Pack Box Cameras, $2.50 The Sheik—E. M. Hull Poor Man’s Rock— Kodak Albums, 7x10-inch size.............-. $2.25 More Tish—Mary Roberts Reinhart Bertrand U. Sinclair Main Floor Miss Lulu Bett—Lona Gale Daughter of the Land— Desert Love—Joan Conquest “Gene Stratton Porter Affinities—Mary Roberts Rinehert The Top of the World—Ethel M. Dell? The Mucker—E. BR. Burroughs The Man of the Forest—Zane Grey In the Onyx Lobby—C. Wells A Man for the Ages—lIrving Bachelor omo . Sight Unseen—Mary Roberts Rinehart Rainbow Valley—L. M. Montgomery You Can Save rT TROTTOM OR These F or Useful Gif ts— on ; Fi Novelty Gauntlets Each Book contains — ee ee records; Fur-Trimmed Coats WW Men’s $2.50 Shirts Bove $3.95 to $5 95 special Saturday, Book .......... sour etteat es teow et x : REED : Special $ 1 .69 ) Special Value at @ Newest styles, in black, white and | 7 : combined colorings; with turnover A Splendid Gift for ‘Him’ / ; cuffs, beaded or embroidered. 2 Pee ° , \ ee eee AF Give Glove Certificates an ge ee | Smoker q Silk-striped madras, in @ wide gssort- ‘FTrryrTrrTYTrerer;reffefffrereéewnf rr. wreTttTt?tw . eee, RRL RARE RRR ALA RRA DD —if in doubt as to how to ment of stripes:in various colors; all are . please some woman or miss— Pe: Tera ors Fa | ts d , 4 ; ee os, se Seen PSI CR tands @ To secure handsome fur-trimmed splendidly tailored in the neckband style, = ee «Sate Pec SS ees | Coats like these for only $24.50 is an : with soft turnback cuffs. Sizes 14 te 17. i $2.50 Values for ate | a ners 4 Feet et | Will make very acceptable gifts. overlooked. Tailored in the new Z| j blouse, belted and wrappy effects, 4 \\ $6 and $8 Sweaters $2.25 Pajamas . gh ee . | Men’‘s cotton gee ; : of Normandy, Bolivia, wool velour : Men's and boys pullover Timely Offering of ty eo : and suedine. Many are elaborately wascied sacha itn saan Popular ear tt re al ‘ ; Bi ‘ti @ Substantially built trimmed with embroidery. colors, and combinations. + 1p: ‘es : - Sizes oO ° Slide ame dee Furs are wolf, caracul, Special one _ ° Ait nay | Tia 7 , . J unior Size * 3 speed as: tintes beaverette and moufflon. lng e measures 27 inches high, with removable Typewr iters glags tray match hold- All Our Fur Coats, Less Always Acceptable Are er and two cigar rests. Yon can choose any Fur Coat, Cape or . “ Wrap in our Basement Economy Store at T 26% off the original marked prices, A O omen S 1 ose ‘\ i. . 2 § Fiere you will find a n fatches in octagon or to large collection of old filled cases; with splen- ; $50 and $60 Values for | Originally $62.75, Now Pipes, Cigar and Ciga- rette Holders; also djustable ribbon | & ppeaplonnan Bc 1 $330 | = | | $3 5 lt aa oor Main Fileor Fur Coat or Wrap would make a Christmas gift that would delight the recipient. pn Economy Store $2.50 fo ‘$3 $ 58 . Values.....«,° : | GA fortunate purchase makes pos- : * eee se : Women’s @ Full-fashioned all-silk and silk with lisle top Hose, with high is d Wholesome @ ble this extreme value-giving of- j\'R § © Bapipped with universal Sey- , iced heels, doubl “ee top Hose, gh. 1 an ole pp ogling | board. 28 kevs,/back spacer, shift ° spliced heels, double soles and toes; in white, colors and black; rf He] just in time for you to profit sn forage or yy mmmeighetens anaries Handkerchiefs in gift box. : . e m °) ® gift selection from this attrac: }: ee Eee : ,e +5 } Awe group of Lamps. r carriage, taking ee =? to. Six $1.50 and $1.75 Hose Silk Hose is i. , inches wide, with 9-inch writing @ Just 50 imported St. Andreas- 15 1 €ull-fasl d all-silk Ww 'e full-fashi 4 lis! . Bef 84 diack finish: 2-licht adjustable line. : peng Bolles Canecne 62 Practical Gifts— wena: ponteteetelt ob amuuele and silk with lisle top Hose,| top silk Hose, with seinforeed : ’ ee bea ot! silk cord and tassels Fim aga, Sol gall 000 Cee. pesee, DOvereny 5 ee ee For Fractt : Nandkerchiefs; some - piain, with plain or clocked an- feet; seconds of the $2 _ Men’s es a a kles. Special at grade; Saturday Packed in a gift box. Basement Economy Store Handkerchiefs —_— ‘ lippers Ones eneliy nett Sones aoe Slip erie embroidered or in- 2 for BA Why Not Give Her One of These itialed corners . Priced at Basement Economy Store Phili pine (,owns Women’s Gauntlets Specially Priced at Gey seo cute, "ae 5°. $1.79 $ 1 93 and => ere Georgette and finished . * promptly filled. ay af | “inch silk fringe. ‘ Sixth Floor Basement Gallery : Fifth Floor D 4 : , Make Your Selections Now From ie Vast Assortment of atocnmec: MOPOrting Goods for Holiday Gifts s Special— 3 4 A : x ¥ + SECC SSSSSCSeSCeLePecseselreeaegstaaeaeen aii et ae seteeee will be proud to give rapped caramels, nou- ay” other cs pace = oa | Offering Worth-While Economy in These Specially Priced Groups : ‘ ‘ ake ~ aes P ae uly packed as tom Go]f Bags | Bicycles ew | . 7 ; rm | . - KS Nonpareil Platforms | ast 80 q -S For Striking Bags, easily | tanv i $27 50 df ¥ | NS installed; practically $4.95 | Brown or white canvas, on | ohare es bhand-turned soles and quarter @ Good quality kid Gauntlets, leather lined. Ali sizes, 6 to'11. in the pique style, with strap Men’s Felt Slippers wrist and embroidered backs. @ Extremely dainty are these handmade Gowns that are ent biack and gray tei. muomeo All sizes. extra ful? in width and length; the fronts are richly embroid- Slippers; with flexible leather Basement Economy Store ered. Gowns like these are in high favor with particular women oles Sizes 6 to SI rt: and misses. Basement Economy Store ‘ ° e P - =. a mm] +4 oo dies ; : and bottom rawhide boun ay : | memade Can noiseless: priced..... and leather trimmed, with h ; en: aes ' Ba ’ *-* ~ * . ; oud ei 1; _* : ‘ “osm Me a » ys othe Foot! ll Whiz Anti-Freeze Radiator Lompound; gal. can.. *hildren's an “ ehased lot of good qua ty — conservative shades, with heavy fringed ends. : , 9 is am a > mm 4 P +? ‘ - Vlas avy rree p ox olggel agg , | oorpalls $7 Auto Robs of double plush; 48x60-in. size... Umbrelias, im navy, green A practical and us¢ful gift that would prove P ~~ ' i, amt pega paral | hood and lock. Saturday, at .. . = ; : oo — ng Bags; ea | Golf Bags of sage colored =n’ i ° : , Ss 8 =—. Bal Se Women's Slippers. [oa Umbrellas 7 _p and so varied and toot ~ 3 a duck; complete with vtens'lS | cng leather trimmings... Ts ee eae état “Ss Camera os Ba vee a aeons eenrineeesiiamainiaiimmmmaaias 4 ; o delight the most particu” | TT im for four persons, Méno Golf Balls, per 38 Rides arta. tocpaecia lnaacae ES EOE : 7 with soft e:x Bae a pres aeaann rus e 00 ~ ie lover. a — seins ‘on dozen, $4.50; each...... C ‘ . " cone Meee to 8... Pi ssgny: $5 98 —— || a eee = « ow SS ees Auto Accessories Specially Priced special for... . All. ecorates © a Skates for All aie 2 Sanitary Exhaust Heaters for Fords........ ‘ q Women's. A specially pur- @ Heavy Brushed Wool Searfs, in pleasing : Px ik (fee iis | aaa = ae ALAA AA RRR RRR ARERR AAA AABRAARAARAAAAAAAA AAA AAA AAA AA RA AAA AAA AAAAAAAAALAAAAAAADL JA A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS "064466666 6466666666666 664646666666466666666 6664 hb bb bn bb bb‘ OO4564.6.46.46.46.6.4.6 66 644445644646464446444% gg lag pc ES Soccer Balls of ribbed leath- Hood and Radiator Covers for Fords............ lavender. re “ase the con- 80c — 8 s.! ha Ee Bright Ray Spot Lights; 6-in. lens, each...... maccueht Bocnemy Stese 5 . uer; pound.. oe ro Rucby Balls of pebblea Flower Vases; with nickled fittings, each = for gift giving. ro 0 Tubular ; leather, with pure $I 25 Automatic Windshield Cleaners............... BS. ywchere Main "a ae ‘Bkates = gum bladder, each... e Sixth Fleer TITITTTIDIL ETA Lie le 2k rr, sats pete pagpaREs asesnbs seis }4) “ gs? wterecetecacesec gazengstet - —

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FRIDAY, had NECEMBER 15 Na - : 3 FRIDAY e Dailv Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. DECK ae The Citv Circulation of the pina POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of th ; = iain el ee ee 14 ts -) edridden Miner-Philosopher Dead. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 26 years as the result of rheumatism By the Associated Press. which he os eoaage while working | ; P a al } st FORT SCOTT, Kan. Dec. 15.—:25 @ coal mine ia ing tela re @rew Reynolds; 58 véars old. is totally helple : ‘- gained a wid : s: 72 > Ty sopher. Z u- dead here after being bedridden f for | reputat philos pher, and a ther of me i prose and poetry. TT = ADVERTIBEMES*. nsider | the emphis reight say MOR nounced yest a. =e 6 proposal . 7? ee ‘ > Lei i sa tempilat an assessment of a t1 C of 3%» cents per > * a. = - Tee I ‘ ‘ fF eho : D . . > ‘ . - ' > * a MuississipF shea warenous ing Lne ¢€ red TPS enme een "| Criticises President and Las- l ' I Wm | a (ini | "Ky "ih Witt jit iin _ aly ’ Wh i) nitti(l bia Udall ae” i is a ® \. U-R S-A-L-E -30 Saturday Morning Come to fo Jackson’ s lomotrow—During Thes Advertised Hours and You Will _—— pee of Your Shoppi ~ $:30 to 12 Oy PR! Rar weet OER a CP em ee tr en oat as reductions. Ldecides © price of arment in Moure for tom *Saturday—te sire @vrerveone ful! ben-fht ‘he rr the sa‘ nes | laa Sugdine Coate— Piatieoem Mouffien Trim- . med— Piwetvia and Lostrove Squirre! and Beaverette Trimmed— oT aN a" , : Li Ki ; Nernrmnd: es and Welt Fur ,Trim- ‘or Misses. Juniors witht eh i EXTRA-SIZE COATS SIZES 42% TO 38% I VA =a /2 Sas 45 TO si— aoe © “teat Ceats in expersive clot™ & Less Materiaia« ushen Over 100 styles im Yigg \ Girls’ Coats At Cost Tomorrow ker in Sharp Language — Says Its Introduction Vio- | lates People’s Trust. EEN EN SENS SENS SEAS EAS “WORSE BILL NEVER _ Finest Chocolates, $1.25, $1, 80c, 60c Ib. Glazed Fruits Salted Nuts Assorted Candies, $1, 80c, 60c lb. XMAS Specia BOX 3 Lbs. Gur fine assorted Candies... $2 Ribbon Tied Peanut Candy, lb.. .25¢ Assorted Taffy, Ib. .40c Ce RD oS PEERS SEAS AS ASAE ASSASINS ; ip Sw = — ew = — ghee —— — eS — De Sy, ‘} —also Restaurant Service —Shoppers’ Luncheons —Afternoon Tea —choice Fountain Drinks Have yod visited our greatly enlarged and newly decoraz weenie and Tea Room? Especially convenient for Christ ; shoppers. | Special Dinner Served Regular Dinners 5 O’Clock to . 4 ‘q 11 A. M. to 3 P. M. Soda Feuntain Open at All Hours IBSEN’S :: 912 Olive st. ft om * rt Xk a CAME BEFORE SENATE” “It Simply Means Turning Over People’s Property to Favored Interests for Few Cents on Dollar.” All $10.10) Coats s 5.00 All $15.00 Coats S$ 7 &® AH S2 All S25.00 Coats All S30.00 €C “1i),, S11.) ~].) (8 btw) Co oats. ‘tine ro ood Pro apasns to ) Lasoe Ay : T he =. 57 me - FURCAPES FUR COATS FUR SCARFS R-E-D-U-C-E-D $1°.00 Chokers $18.00 Fox Searfs... : £20.00 Wolf Searfs.. 3 dy bill i Cistrict ay of b $19.75 Platinum | ae oe s Scarfs : $235.90 Fox Chekers.. $29.75 T2-in. Throws $39.75 Marmot Throws $39.75 Marmink Throws .« Sperm $59.75 Large Capes $69.75 Fur (oats $1090 Fur Capes. $125 Fur Wraps $150 Squirrel Trimmed ‘ oars , ; $150 Beaver Trimmed « oats : Bhip sub- ,2s #64 , 2 ‘ of _Administratioz nm. vay F ee .$939.5 this «ate a Lr treummed er phrin _ . a ‘ se : ’ ook Fy 7 ue i , * ‘yen ~~, ” 5 ’ fis 44. ‘ iy j Hh hehe saan " ’ f iia sight tat i a oy te : ’ ‘=: tS i | ; ; hee ‘ { ; " ' : J 4. ° i : Hie od, yi ‘ . : 14 A Re : ’ i! peas 4) ¢* ; i He: ETE te Pit i) ih enre gt reer Sth ~h.E BISDOWs Remember, Sale at “JACKSON'S.” AllNew | DRESSES [ -N-D-E-R-P-R-1-C -E-D The Materials: (Riffeun Velvet Crepe Back “atin Lace and (antea Lace Dresses Canten (repe Peiret Twill Duvretra Taffeta Lfterneen Dresses The Styles: Party Dresses Street Dreases iraceful Drape.~ ‘irevlar Skirts Pieated Tunics Fer Trimmire~ Embhretdery Ad Beads 10 51 « 318 == AY. “EE | $2: 51.000 sae to Texa “ hk, f Z ‘ : 4 . - - ; " + . ; : 7 * : a> - , £ +4 “4 , ' , - eo | ft 7 : _ : : Z ‘ : OVER 3000 COATS I IN THIS SALE TOMORROW From 8 to 2 O’Clock— 6 Hours Only— | Don’t Mis This Sale || Highest-Priced e- 2a Poem ADDISON'S eAnnual, Xmas —~ $20.00 to $29.75 Furs (-enuine Platinem Fur Scart« Pull-size Fex ( heker« Large Marchurian Welf “Scarfs ‘trer 300 Fur “Scarfs Blacks. Tan pes and Brewns 8S te 1t O Oleck Oniy' $35.00 Fox Scarfs (-enugine Fex “~arf+«—ail shades Pull- Renn LIED nas LOEB Biaek ur (eats—Breewn and Bia-k 36 Tail Trimmed Fur “telies and “carfs $19.75 $29.75}. $59.75 === $79.50 ($99.50 See —sEE OUR WIVYDoWws— — 8 to 12 O'Clock os & sc ee x6 oe . Be oi ae a, ee) "* 4 : Ra Peis” «Rite OR Per sia tiipin ata UMA. She Ie AL 5 Oe Ok Rb A BEI 8 2 a aA yes Women Juries. cw. ted Press eek: ee ee DAY RUBEEI 415 N. Fourth ke From ‘DAY’ (INTENSE ilk FCTEMA IN On Hands, Elbows, Li Chest. "Cuticura He “For nearly four ye . Tanne, 105 W. Se., Springseid, Obio, Fe!

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cause of inability of the father, An- . celo Bruno, a teamster, to find work. | & It asked “Dear Santa Claus” to do | . . his best for the eight children and | (( © — £) especially to bring Peter, 5, a red | : wagon. Com letg A visit to the Blair avenue or : D convinced Capt. Stinger that the fam- | | Y for ily was deserving. He found the | \\ family without fuel, the children | S$ 12 were poorly clad and there was but | ya little food in the house. A visit to | LO fe SA cs lic . PO PAIS ere eS ae ee Pee RELI I INS Tey oe oe Sg ; Aig . . . - re ieee eas fee ra FRIDAY, se f CEMBER 15, 1999, Se . — a (= pECEMBER 15,’ 1922. The City | see yc Le 7 ———— oe of ine Daily POST- DISPATCH alone mxceeds that of the _—— Siar ome fhe Times Combined b A i t ] 40.000. ' f | F- 4 Requires Ww wrasse to Serve on CARR STREET BEM SR ye cae eee —S— ol anit ee ee: A a y err mate y ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 108 : Lie Suries DISTRICT POLICE | Se NRE Se A cad IS aa . . ciated Press | , rvice Basse c. vee. 15—a} BRING CHEER TO POOR FAMILY ; ? s oe | requiring women to serve on Ya we q Z Vie . ’ ns 4 in British Columbia has been | Note to “Santa Claus” Found on) ‘ Za a Up 44 eo, > MY Y fo 4 o ned by the provincial Legislature. Capt. Stinger’s Desk Brings Y Us el); . LD 7 : 3 and Toys. | B ~~ N, rinks ; } A le tter addressed tio ‘Santa 7 ‘ js La . is 2 g) fciaus. found by Capt. Stinger of. YW 1e Carr Street Police Dj | 2 ge % and newly decorated C4 his desk early today, "had see sang S ay enient for Christmas : vestigation which resulted in a sf 3 oe amily being supplied with \\\ ‘ / 00 clothing, fuel d ¢ E gular Dinners . for the children. ee pinyin \\ lock to Midnight The letter, written by Grace Bruno, | I] Hours : 13, of 1327 Blair avenue, said the ; family of 10 was in dire straits be- | \ . live St. a | a eee Union Market and nearby groceries | Tomorrow ae netted two baskets of provisions and | Is Sale Day the wagon for Peter was purchased | ge | Rather than wait till ‘i by Capt. Stinger. A fund of $12, 4 Epa pte to remaining from a subscription last RAN. yj Bave started the vear by police of the Carr Street y 4 “Reduction Sale” } District for the needy, was turned ow gpa ll Pat over to the family and fuel and/| i benefit of the ch clothing was bought. a 3 : — 3 = — is ee tee a eee ee end Etendinenet » Ree 7 ‘ae ee & DOLI—has 4 and moving s unusual barzain. Only 500 in the —— and engraved backs. Open and closed 3 21-IN. MAMA a and moving it~ Rly 0.50 lot, selling special at ; L , : SATURDAY “SATU RDAY SATURDAY 9s Pay 50c $ Pay 50 ' ‘62.49 a Week 18-5 p het 3 $549 $4.98 $6.95 I “— a Week Small Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase Until Xmas ; - HRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS ‘ . AS Ceere ee in conbertel valoek Silverware = MAZDA ELECTRIC BUL : : all colors. ~ to kind, $3.50 y] for 5c bc each ? for 15¢ For the Home renc vory . — Ta, ew cg we sh petenunientin A moot aporectated aie ie any hous s a Chest of Sii- ear bossa 5 6. Cans oF Se Always Pleases ‘ from the world’s best makers. Se complete este or ce he wlecee Community Rogers You can’t Ko wrong by giving our r , uality Frene vory. fe have some Bros. 1Sés Rogers =aeeeniie attractive designs that make \ Our stock is complete and wonderful gifts. Come and see our contains the newest and most showing. Choose from 4 big stock IC S [EATHER BASSINET i a ct iene can and pay only $1.00 a week ” " ¢ purchased on easy terms FOOTBALLS MOVING Ete Fan yt mal which you will never miss, ° TURE MAC 424.00 value. $2.49 a $2.00 Te 98c $6.00 val., $4. BS $5.50 vaiue. $3.98 $16.50 to $90 O . Roll Top | 83.00 Soccer. a9 | 22° 50 val., $8.95 and Chair _- Value. . $6.95 — Bae 5s i os Val... $12.45 | mete 3 t WINDOW S— 4 ’ ’Clock Only AUTOMOBILES $10.75 val. $8.95 b PRESSES . 4613.75 wal. $10.95 és : $19.75 val.. $15.95 et ; # , . ‘ i velvets; Canton crepes; nh dig wy we > 5 *~ 7 repe de chines: © one or $3, 95 from 2 c 2 evenin owns ; , © whveteens; cotton Poiret speci mOnRUM er . ations; Canten satins; 2 $7 95 ; Cart. avec ° ‘With C b ) . at lot are many Dresses £16.50 Doll Cart. Saturday "$3.95 os saga > 4 nearly double this price “Spe. special. $1.7! aches ine 9 ' Plenty of sizes, 16 to Tal . 12. QF $2.75 va he.$2.40 »} Cloth Dresses — 6-in, Drum ..29¢ {| $5-50 value.3~. POASTE:, WAGON | 12-in. Drum. 98¢ vatncrPEDts ‘s r | Ting dise PAINT SETS aa’ 2 2. body 17x Toy Carpet] T5c value. 490} 85. value. . 5.5. eS ” ! a Extra $6 QF Sweeper: Satur- | €1.25 value. 93c 4] 89 om “value. iy 3 | bs ee hatagoets day special. 2%¢ ! $2.50 value, $1.49151* 00 va No Exchanges _ 2 a e F . . Z, ‘ e : ; JUTA G : = = | Pex iG Me >) . | ; akin - — eta a 3 | | ee § ; | +. £3) Se : | ‘ ae eT ae e oo a) age eee Be , ig alse ese

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. the Times Combined. AY. ae | CEMBE?: | - a a“ . - fits ‘\iore Tnan it a. aia —q > wwiy folly for us now (0; sire r ing said that “dangerous ele-| todar,”"” Gen. Pershing said, “we| would be sim! lect from; regular $3.43 va! specia . in — ti. se’ tetlesecnecs r nd severai minor tie-ups sur-. +. ' ; > : {revert to our proveroim'! tims: hts are moving toward a revo-! find complicated situations In mid-{r omen ehenal 1raftic— stat e and : | : a — | {national coal officials met today in| & 7 } Infants Swostare Envelope Chen a VAR ben drawn: ree. From 1892 S23 North Sixth Street Remy PRACTICAL GIFTS For Her For Him For the hiddies Kitchen Sinks; 18x30; com- Tool Chests; oe uni Kiddie Ears ....... 9Sec l $3.75 tool chests; with drat Coaster Wagons range up- 48°’ with apron, slightly D up. ward from ..........83.00 damaged; $45 value. 825.00 Tools: Goodell- ee Braces, Boys’ Tool Chests; extra >? Sinks + 7” sweep, Dicskei lated hearr chest fitt+e? with sixith 2 nickel pl ceed tow $3.00 waiue ¢ 21.98 practical tools $2.98 and up. cets, nicke! pla ted trap to Starrett ) i American Flyer Trains: floor 829.00 Squares; i°’’ th | 6c to &7.50 “Bird Cages from $2.00 up. Roller Skates; bal! bearing Aluminum Roasters, | Clayton & Lambert Seeks bors size, $3.00 value 7 $7.00 value 90 u ular $3.98 vralve.. 7 A.M. SIRLOIN STEAK NEW SATIN HATS€@ duchies SO d e... — AND — New Haircloth Turbans Ps $50 to $7€ 10 7 M. SIRLOIN ROAST Gro-De Londres Hats ~ § | .2 who se New Changeable Silk Haty | bis On « ee ee a at - os ~ ok rer 4 Fe, Py ww > By ¢ ote pas Paes Be Rab. PMR FER tateeles fe PUT ge de BONO a= A PE ai 3 LAP es : % me Dt eons? Le ea Ae 4 ihe Pete ee megs 0 SOY >) ~ aa 23 araey, ‘ 1 eal REE ROS IE gg - «* hte it 5. ° si har, a 4 Deen ae va " " ‘xe ae baw kg he " + RADIO FOR RAILWAYS DISCUSSED & UY. S. Insp. Meats Sold for Less Here) Grocery Specials | . & Libby’s Tall Milk 10e | ei Expense Deetares 0 ee eT Ce ee eee one iss . : lect ical Grill, | With Present Ocatfits. ; ’ 2 ressed ; : ; | Electr ' a Pree SIRLOIN STEAK, 12',c Home 0D C | Large Can Pumpkin... ~ , fey Sz nient Spring Chicken ‘ A wheat grill An es Fresh Pork Shoulder, | oP £ 20e Gan Sardines... .10¢ oan | > e | Sour neat ied om te . ‘ 7; ~~ nes. i Coats and Dresses f MEN’S $1.00 TIES? | oe Bx: . - ox : é @ have the la A large assortment of men’s 19 | . a4 mn Radio and everythi eM a i ey knit, silk dnd grenadine Ties: . eee wonderful range of colors an ae gece e ° patterns. Put up in pretty ome = Sy > ee e | boxes. Your choice at > -s e pent at * . ‘" ‘s | ” a . P Re pee: es eas Men’s Fiber Silk Shirts thst $PRaes” Values Up to $30 BS) ~. $3 é i “ at trem = i reduction which ens ane, Sere Im a wonderful selection of pat-~ $3.98 95 : a wts 3 - mn ¢ime for t , ° 5 De Re , terms and solid colors; regular $35 Sweaters and Raincapes, at $4. 00 Silk Stripe 3 After-Xmas Prices Mer __ 31098 coats | Seener anet Madras 82.00 F Hose ik- ‘and-woo! _Giris* Sweaters Capes : ose: 2 > Me ine s!zes. aa 5] Many are short lines Ddds and ends and seconds : GA Elegant White = WOMEN ot LIETs: WRIST WATCH ; Im @ guaranteed 25-vear white - case: 15-jewel merement. A beautiful Watch and a perfect time- keeper. Will least a lifetime. $16.95 *:.: em ~ Led Juvenile — Surts olors «$1.00 $3.00 HIGH SHOLn* Tan and biaec k eatiers many 5B roeogtue : es sizes S$“ to Men’e 98" = 3. : 5 Men's cre Glovess | 98 > LAs Aubh 2 oer ’ * : Marvetlou- Blue-W hite pertect -cut Diam ond Rings. om | > ee VAAL ALASAS - - - Thies handsome *"!1 17-fewel Combination Watch mond and sapph Lot chip ' gmuaranteed perfect timekeepe =pecialHy priced at show un iit 7 DAAAALAAAAAAAAAAS ee ee ed Handk’fs = $2.5 50 Smoker ieee e958 > = her lined. BA,AAAS we eS SE ceed 7 Pa 1 $2 Novelty Gauntlets Women's Gloves, made of fine a hamois - DALLAS . Pee ae SILVERPLATE | ne gegen a Week Tomerrow oniy, 95 we place on sale - eur $138.75 vaine ss. i « a nD 4 INDESTRUCTIRLE We are showing a full line oe iSi. RICSELIF? PEARLS Rogers Silverplate in 26-piece Sets or | Miao the Beautitu you can from open stock. ; buy . “Panifty Fair’ es a $5 J | y 50c Weekly 3 ., Tetiet and “Manicure “ets 82.08 up Men’s [ilmois Watch zr : 2 ; wr , @ pearl clasp at Wrist and are > fanc} 2 c and aa em bre idered "bac a $8. 00 ) Shaving Sets “ ~ rer and mode: and in neartiy $1.39 ht _poltaibe 98 : $1.50 to $3.00 Gloves Tan. suede er brows cape leather Ber Seout Geunt- lets, with warm fleece iin- in and gored protecticg cutl—a candcr gift fer anv ber: assorted = tes Extras special, pair. . Piceadtily Mesh Bacs se up 1 T-jewe adjusted I- 3 “ke WEPRALY tch. Great Northern a .0-year guaranteed. case. Very latest ‘4 TT; “f, Ye ‘dive uy Co. wen mem G21 LOCUST ST. of seventh street FREE $ | an d-f . oe ehain and knife Open Every Evening Until Christmas QUGAUOOOCEAAATAUU TODA EERE ET $60 an-Ires Rubber-Tired Dise $i 69 ecl Play Car - $200 Flexible Fiyer eperinl pS SER ' ingen Victor. Columbia oe Emerson Double-Dm® = 250 Pony and Cart, assorted $1.49 a 7 — Records. § Se e Entindtiaccoum, 59¢ Ji oe Wheelbarrows, 79¢ see neerind_petmens Pu. $3.98 F5c SOc 79 $).00 S149 ER verted a Deils, ‘ Child's Oak $5.90 — $2.98 $5.08 . : = $3.98 $1.58 Large “ite $1.40 Teddy Bears at ie . HOUIANNNNNQANNTUUOOUUUAUUUANVAVUVUUOUEAUUOUAAUUNUUUHHNUUUAUEE tH UNH i ieeteeatl f

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tll TR EI RR E E hr rn e : pied ine tag 2 SS ES Ree ER RL? IN Ly IK Y Saeter a Bel oI of om eR Saree gt ee 2 & ive Ret = nm Fane et a 4 A / } FRIDAY | ety ic 306) zt e p tort > itw 4 EMEER id, 1099. a Py BECEMBER 15. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 17 a Crom 20 & “an: r @ Death Sentences Affirmed, death sentences imposed in the f ae pean Buster Philli . : = é , ee # pciated Press. » Criminal Court of Mobi , J illifs, a negro, charged | first of four such instituti ) _~ ip a the t Penni Ala., Dec. 15.—The Su- Dossy Rivers, who eA ao _— with assault, and fixed the date 7] * !treatment of members yr, han Bm, oan ©. 0t. 0. Sees e : at WON prizgg i. Court yesterday affirmed the/ sheriff Brin Yeputy | the executions for both on Jan. 26, Giffefent parts of the c ~ na.| -ne Junior Chamber of Commerce N INV 3 ent parts c le country, ac-! for and ASK ernational Lif eee on Jan. 9, last, | : | @ Stock Ex. a and | 1923. cording to W. A. Fraser, sovereign elected officers last night at the beently at Chicago. 5 a — , eae | commander. Francis Home, Newstead and Mary- ee § , : : | | : The sanitorium of San Antonio will] land avenues, choosing Henry A. 7 ee Ret S Ss eb ¢ In honor of members who made Hoefer, an attorney, as president; # ke 4 Beg 2entasays—“Go to Frank Adam | ‘yeaa ‘Gore’ for Electrical Gifts” ae : ~ Fe * a ; a oe ‘6 gts x . we 4 “ & ae > 3 ES Tah the supreme sacrifice in the World | 7 | War. A monument on the grounds | marry J. Krus, Dwight teen j = ‘ 'Stretch Between Lockport and/¥'!!! be inscribedewith the names of | 224 Thomas J. Cole, vice presidents | Daag 1 Woodmen who died for ir} and Herbert Rhein, treasurer. Wil- Brandon Roads to Be country. their : ) . and Substitutes: ‘4 hae ae. 74 . rhe sanitorium will be alliam E. Rolfe, an employe of the Abandoned. reconstruction and enlargement of! , ; ia - : an old &n- ae . “*| Board of Public Service, explained Invalids and Growing Children Rich milk, malted grain extract ¢ . il ‘ ld DS] ci ish LISSINN ben +3 —" oz? i : For Infents, : , And Santa’s advice is good. = Electrical devices are | lve in » se EE pr Irak eet the 21 municipal bond-isshe propos- | he Original Food-Drink For All Aace No Coeking — Nourishing —- al - = ¢, x , ' nN alr the year round on F 2. Nn ‘tthe -aneckalnd Petes. rorches als to be voted on Feb. 9. = elope Chemise ie | aa aggro ao, gas and desirable Christmas By the Associate Dec, 15.—The old _ * jum and crepe de chine 4 3 m £1 Ss. na wnen the come from : i Illinois and Michigan canal, down |} spt, mee with ahip 0k Prank Aden. un the good, old reliable —}| nose townaths the mule-drivers| ee $ 49 . = a : you can be sure of their quality. 'once directed the commerce of the l , , ’ ge rib- . Bt Vi if : . | state, is doomed. f h Wh l | Ci $3.98 valus. : q ee 7 3 iii > : : sae es Gov. Small to proceed Le Ss Ss Qa n O €sa € ost whine “7 S 9? ; a4 | | 'with the construction of the deap “ Formerly rwims | take the last of tHe barges off the | , ae ‘Fe Suggest | s -, i ; & a bah . ~- cme | little ani which has served the = rcloth T b @ PF Sewing Machines, For Mother | ny ee a Istate since 1848. : Hairc 0 urDan gg Ff ; Hoover Sweeper 3 art he old canal between $ . one $50 to $70 Toaster | Ae | Lockport and Brandon Roads, south- Jf We | + ——# | waterway down the Illinois river will For Tomorrow -De Londres Hats r pes S The @oman who sews a great | re, Some est of Joliet, is to be abandoned. ys le retell Groin Maas Marmink Coats Ps Si Be tt 4 1 couldn t be given a more ' | ilk Ha ge Ff: ift. than an electric Flovy ts . Being machine. Just think | For Father ” |'don Roads to La Salle will be main- S . ] 2 OVETS , : how much tiring, back-break- | Awto Heater | 3 — ad 'tained to handle pleasure boats and guirre ette Coats leathers © ing work it will save her, Soldering Iron | other smal} craft. 4 I-mbroidery , ce # | . | ag Og | Originally the . hg ran from coney Coats hosettes ™ ae i. Electrical Grill, $12.50 Heating Pad | Cuaane to La Salle, but construec- ap Mink Coats are the trim- od ie? : eanian a a | Z ) Ff thea *hircrag yr aenen ‘ana De A vety convenient device—this | ~ " tion of t (hicago Drainage Canal mings in # four-heat grill. An entire meal For Her’ ito Logkport eliminated a 40-mile Muskrat Coats Pokes, Off- : x Scan be cooked on ete 5 : | Junior Iron : / Sey tor. 4 he ‘ 2 &: AY rs carried 74 . F e Face and ce ‘2 Toaster, Special, oe" to $12 ee 4 - 000.000 tons of freight between 1860 ur Coats Priced a . . Perco rs, 7 to 36 ~i€ ie . ” . ' ore Dae ‘a “ . ~~ s es re oe a | a i s special at ‘be _ Chafing Dish ; and 191: Between 1848 and 1860, L * #} Waffle Irons, sp $10 down delivers a 1923 |the canal paid for itself from the as LOW as ! — =~ ltolls collected. > cme $ 98 | ee TE irene 7 | For “Hit” We Sorxr FI. mt ES rs t] ffic has =—_=_ 2 5 ae i i ex | n recent years the tralfic has been eS sie : i I 2 COVLIC light, because it could no longer d 4 ee bes * Washer and W > compete with modern railroad sery- 4 ‘ - Ls 7 ~ | — - ail . n a. 5. | Radio Set | ringer poe Whe! first built the canal ; er, se ciel ' y 7k ey -. | | A truly sensible household gift, that will 'ocks. 16 feet wide ana 106 feet iene. : / Pt. eee seid . | ) J $ 98 ee ALS | For Children | save work the year round and will last for | wit a capacity of 140 tons of freight rn Sa | | | _ 2 Be ¢ ‘ oe Ro CE 6% 4 - » | years. Costs only $125 and it can be bought | per lo ‘*k, were able to handle load approximately equal to the : ' ) . | : Radio fet a oy. thly terms. 'average railroad train of that day. ne Shee Se = te bal | : | 0 0c :; ss ~ | | During its successful operation the | t44 : X -- — , . . a : Electri 1 T | For | Tree Lighting Outfits. $ 1.95 ,canal competition : forced railroad Shapes > ectrica oys iG dfolk , % |rates down from 25 to 40 per cent. , -ae | Granacrolixks | The finest and safest way to light the tree’ ) 3 h s-_* 8 that are instructive as Radiant Heater . . y 8 . according to state engineers, Be- )s, Mushrooms BF @ell as amusing. | Sieneey | with colored electric bulbs. 8, 16, 24 and ‘tween 1860 and 1915 the canal saved off-face stylas; q a ie . oO fi ' . ; ; ~o ns own and navy. > yt e905 utfits, spe- moon Be paae | 32 bulb outfits ‘cost only $1.95 per each ithe people of the state $185,000,000 a. | o Rad | . ‘in freight rates, they’ claim. a erimental Outfits, »*$3°75 ' eight bulbs. | in freig te a Foy Engines, $12.00 § - 4 Woy hh Ranges, $8.50 | FOUR WOODMEN’S SANITORIUMS rime tO 15 | | te | | hae é 2 “anihe dam * OMAHA, Neb. Dec. 15.—The | e Radio Sets, $5 to $ Woodmen f the World, a national] 4 A Wi «A 4 | We also have the latest books 504 Dj Pe E Ss I we EE I | fraternal organization numbering oe 3 : and everythiag needed Peal! TE: 3 860.000 members. has begun the erec- _ & tompuild a receiving set. Liadell 6550 ELECTRICAL EXPERTS SINCE 1880 Central 1681 = : . : r . ao Fr | 7 ,% , Ver so 7 » 4 al | iiion of a tuberculosis sanitorinm at lsan Antonio, Tex. This will be the tT | Blouse-Back Coats . ‘A Delightful Place In Which To Shop” m AVN =~ rots | Zs Side-Draped Coats. EN RY . I L, INC. Al ; ¢ { Backle-Effect Coats ... 816-918 OLIVE ST. Belted Coats Tailored Coats... . | iv, sy | | : \ Braided Coats .... - Announcing the Most Welcome PV Ly Ge % a PLE Pes ae 4 ' «x ” Pr r & | G LA SV |{» | Plaited Coats 4 nly \ id 4 se ; x Bc Gift Suggestions | i Plaid Back Coats... x a - “ » } re 7 a , i ; % fs . “4 ' r ” Bre £ t 42% q 4 4 * e , | f Gotham This ; i | Cie ' Bolivia Coats ....- , Pre a: Christmas aie O Gold-Stripe Hose || } = |}i wy, \. / Velour Coats The supreme Hosiery gift. Re- With | Li 3 ¢ ; | Suedine Coats ; € ok nowned for their beauty and wear. Large 4d es an Tra os All feature the gold stripe that g ei citi Astrakhan Coats @ | prevents garter runs. +1) | 3 ra Gra With lisle tops at $2 and : Sport Polo Coats . . eee WA 4 | : “plea ee $2.50; with silk’tops, $2.75 and Fluffy PRG Srogue } 7s | 4 Embracing 150 superfine Wraps | $3.50, Fur annisnCoats.... of unexcelled design and quality, ee lS, Collar || | ee | {| Silk Plush Capes... of fering the usual after-Christmas a, ee like 4 Be | | 7 cy i reductions new, while this small With hand-drawn designs, priced at | | fn : $3.50, $3.95 and $4.50. Cut, | : | ’ group lasts. | | SATE TC TT ET . | a a = Is One Onyx Pointex Heel - -i= With has tans oe allover silk of the You Can buy $35 Coats for $18 ; | at $3.25. Many Goaaesahe oe omg You can buy $40 Coats for $23 F 6 a “a ee : You can buy $50 Coats for $29 i dai ee You can buy $65 Coats for $35 Rt ine, Flesh colors only. GQ |] J Her ye You can buy $75 Coats for $45 fF & OO Gaon for Gift Pana ve eae You can buy $85 Coats for $49 | io Silk Gowns 849s to Sys You can buy $100 Coats for $59 4 ; La 5 at Saline CARD DS fe eS on ee : SP oe oe es od MO ee ie yh Re : s “war iy aes a naa | “ok " sth) ena a , ee eee Sone et | ty ized ie i ee © Oar, at. EN Win Mae Te / 7H ad 3h ie ay SS =a. ad sae by - Bhs hen wise halk gn a ala EO he, waa Prada oh Mill eI ps a OF an Tea a anki Ni Bae ire POR See SE ; Sik Sieaace ... See iene Misses’ Sizes and Girls’ Sizes Se Seen . $2.95 to $7.50 SEZ PELE CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST | : Pisa nr Gray Moleine Plush Coats Most Any Pricé Coney Stoles Broadtail Silk Plush Coats 9 ) ’ a - _— Handmade Blouses .. .$2.95 to $15 Tailored Dimity Blouses, -— An offering of the season's best materials— sicine aaa ae . + to $4.95 Se f : : ew Suit ouses ..97.50 to $25 . . soft, warm, pleasing “« . and 7 | | lf | Jap Mink Capes , Broadcloth Silk Plush Coats i ee cay malin, ‘ohear f ’, to ° ome Si offers the best values of the season. to $2.95 values.. Other New Sweaters | ‘ if plash Coats on sale Each, ae : : to Select From ; | ) ie & ee ; a *roduced in the W orkshops of Of Brushed Wool. .$4.95 to $18.50 a Ss AnExhibition and Sale of Articles ! Of Sinodes Wool Beaciae Sekan MY as low RB a ‘ the Missouri Association of Occupational Therapy—lirst Floor Wool Scarfs .......$3.95 and $6.95 ran

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rat and ae" cite Combined. peCEMBER Se on a8 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH ¢ eran: : smacinice that: o oe: Dany pilin abet a Ne eee pect , ia Its acquisi tion of the ne & outstanding $12.558. 569 Bly per cent (92.600 common stock of | 4 se as mE me the New York, Chicago & St ‘ a) 7) e' = Railroad, is in New York to af . Ohio would give the company co ‘umulative preferred stock and $62,- value e. : ay £ : | Cut Glass with officials of the Chesapeake & tro of about 4256 - ae = = al ities he Chesapeake Ohio is one of ; — . On: m Ni ne theese ePrectitiv es Th — : . AD r. S t d bk h) 2d Flower Vases Ohio. None of these executives! | Khe Chempeake & Onio io one o vanTsnEs top that Col " . - ¥ Ae eS oe | tint i= iiit : er Fast Its contre : would ive th i'r TAKES HOLD i ; BON. ee 4 F Xmas a 2: ty eas noma Re ny ake Bae mpnanyvy an eutiet ti the a tT a3 > Pe ee 4 i a see pe > . i+ - . , . 7 7 J : ihe” Pe | or e Van Swearingen Co. ne Fort Monroe, Va., and aiso access t . ain. t Beet) Fits Any Car ates 1725 miles of railway through one of the richest coal fields in th aS ; ' 4 . ' ory . 4 - ; : “a we 4 |? St ’ t 0d os \\ Wepartment to 1 mit mum : Me tig "he t owns a tes , ut : e€ rari mittee $4 to $8 Values We De! | 3 Poled | 1 t 7 oe | a's oe 8 —for— ee Muffins made with Pillsburys 3 t Line in Cperation Health Bran are more delicious | and more healthful because a4 $1.49 ae ee ae a : : B.) Pillsbury’s comes just as nature > te : ~ Watt Ratldi | grew it—not cooked or doctored - to ra WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—All ro-i9 & Our Attractive Terms Make It Possible for Many More to Give in any way. Nature’s cleansing “roughage” — delicious health! Specia] recipes on package. , ro ; tg ae ig pene. a 9 PILLSBURY FLOUR MILLS 20 P: iN. he War Department COMPANY Previously Goltra ¥ equired tc MINNEAPOLIS, U.S | Husimesxs tbhance offers rad i. A a aie 2est-Dixpatch want columns m 4 Semeone may have the busi- ,ev are seeking. if * ha > 7 We : o ‘ x ui + ae wet : 4 eo aa a ¥3 . hss tae ; oS Te fe ae ee ~t . ’ ‘ = 7 . + 7 = —-* . ; al 4 ‘ Ss iaa | T’.ais , ¢ as . : ; a * 5 a ® aa > . * ‘ ei : : oe 4 " ‘ = ie ie, ‘ ~— ‘ Ps : ; = a ‘e 1s e n way * r = * . _ See e - ‘ 7 " : : . . ; . Pas id ' - . . : 7 ‘= eS ™ : _ P ce . . - : - 7 , _— > - , a : me L a ote = I gra . , 80 9 Model No. | SAA aig B : ° . . - - - - a rey i 7 : : . . . a4 ; SF : j | rice ' Se , | : a € 2 b , a 4 ’ = £ ; ae ' : ' ' — a - Pron. ; Pe ‘n : SS he. ; Paes ; BOS service. Ashburn sen: a We NUGEATS - re = > - = ~~ * ™ = y “ A ‘ ‘ ‘ ; " \ . ha - . . tii fii ; ‘t , p ~ Yike x " - ‘ P : ‘ . ——- ; . : , 9 . k Pt . ' - : oe . 4 rr’ itz - ’ , ae ai Ri ee — a ~ , a} >. " s ef . . t ‘ ¢ : tid ‘ . . : \ g x Bae “a y . Y ™ > ae " : : 4 : F aes — _ “ “ * = . ; Wii : di i 4 : = ~ - ee “ : ¥ 7 4 eT eo rT 4 or a ’ 4 : ms ; e : : ' es , + | : : 3 | 9 atti . .. Z ; @:" : ~ ' : ++ ; ; “lene + he a C ey ~et th ee rt ae? Terms of $10 Cash—$8 Monthly és ae > +8 ~ RG ERE EE AIR ye uF Soy — ‘ : is! : - : yy” Riek PAA oe The Te mMmiration SHOWS the splendid desizn (>| _s this model of Brunsw! Ick, its popular price fur- ul EE o wearer of hes attracting ines who would select a high- tht DO have the new plaid bae rade instrument. Equipped with all the spe; Gal Brunswick feal ures A plaving all makes of records with a deep, resonant tone, thts Phonograph will delight all music lovers. Xmas Clothes! For the Entire Family (OQ ~~ MO, i Jae tae |: {4 9). >> vy tien from ferred payments te... your pay day. ; HOGAN AND “KINK’ CONNELL | Obtainable in walnut, mahogany} or aE HELD ON WEAPON CHARGES Adam brown and especially suited af pants. We ask onty a rtment | | Hl i ! | : xs . to the small home or apa | My HH J | Hd BOYS’ SUITS AND CLOTHE Re ee FEL BORE eM i ll aq, 2) Rit> bo git oS eh ge y s eee eng ep ee ee voun ary BEF AA “SHS 3 Mee AF e* AO a ta” SRD: First Payment Gets the Goods ——_~ : OPENS _ = be I ARN? oS - ACCOUNT. sts a Reputed Leader of “Jelly Roll” Gang and (thers Arre aa Ce Alia Ne ee Ree, eee ae Sess. 4 ( mn mee -eereeeeeeeaemmmmaccccaal : 413-415 N. Sixth St Give Her a Sensible Gift Fro: Specially Pei ed fa 7 € 7 l -" Sho fea ewarts|| | Waists, Sweaters, Underweas Hosier. 200 NOVELTY BLOU SES $49 Regularly $5.95 and $7.95 An opportunity to secure a distinctive gift or add a fresh note to your ownmcostume —new Coat Overblouses, tailored and Jacquette models, in satins, printed crepes, crepe de chine, Georgette and other rich materials—in smartest suit and light colors. These fine aii-woo! Overcoats ar Values we ever offered. ,Théy : come in ulsterette styl. . An ia regular $34.50 valves whi ich we at only $24.50. LEWIS SAYS U. S. 1S THE ONLY NATION WITH NO FOREIGN POLICY te eee Real Bargains in Men’s and Young Men's 3 All- “Weel om -Pants Suits; Se le wn ab ab aon or aa ok Se-yt ely > thy en ris seule ‘ * Tailored. Waists. includu Handmade Dimity. Voile Handmade Voile Waists wi High-Grade Blouses of ¢ e Limit batistes ¢ nd Pongee Waists; ¢ ~ | filet lace, in Peter ¢ — | de chine, Canton Crepe Peter Pan and D 95 Pa? iT tx. > . 5 and Pussy ‘low ailkes > ) _— === = _—§ beaded. embroidered € : nixed wltewe > : a —-... ~~ . - - ‘ . . ~ . > & 2 e ; > ~~ . fF ng Seart and Cap to match. > aautiinodtibaaeiel ures ¢€ ompiled by State Free _ | he : | . . ure ~ . Lta i . » a - : ; ; » 3 ’ . tr ; anes twilis. ete’ Mines" _— | = yERRracaaaage . the State Free Ex Puil-Tas ned black (OC RIN SS, Ail-woot and silk-and-wool eo -$ > tha tiens rs and sizes... Silk Bloomers of good is. Dee wns. quality satin and heavy | a Shaker Kni S silk jersey. ... cue mnmem (8 i on. ann end eee at Senn a CC . Vith heavy roil collars. Slip-over 95 silk Gowns of erepe CHESAPEAKE & OHIO oe ee a ee . | —— = combinations and $Z de ehine, in flesh, peaea Road Woukl Increase Van Swear. _ , + eae nay ia seeeatiinerss and orchid ingen Mileage to 4280 and Afford | ec tag (vatiet to the Atlantic East Louis Stere: 323 Missouri Av.— Open Saturday Until 9 P.*M. Rl. nett Se —— ee = —_— & . ‘wearingen Co . Clevehan . a | Ex tra Special - x coat ts $4 7 95 to QS5 fers, are negotiat img to add the | : ole! % Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad 55 eae All-Wool Stockings rans} on h 7 PF r sports wear — ts erage 413-415 N. 6th eiwar Made of nye od alt Silk Stockings. de chme; flesh and 3 608 N. BROA DWAY > Just ” é Voors North arth of We hal INGIO i. nies ere me 0h me 2 sie a ee i top. in piam and * Sc orelid. | ngs of Henry E. Huntington. chair-| ff , All sizes... embroidered clox >. P. Van Swearingen, chairman 2

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TRIDA esh, orchid Se SS Ss | oe ee ee oe oe ee CSS Slips, nd brown. $ ae ee. © @ 8 8 © rs of good ~ and heavy | of erepe $ oS OS eS eS Se a ee oe oe a $Q.95 a Special lk Teddies good quality crepe 95 ——_—e ———— ce : FRIDAY, p BECEMD ER 16, meedawetnetion 19232. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the:Times Combined by Appeeqaanenny 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' sclated Press. Dec. a giechare of a 15—~-Acci- double-bar- » Explodes, Killing Kansan. | reled shotgun while he was riding on la load of hay proved fatal | est to Charles Seifert, — charges entered his stomach. Wathena, Kan. »" ee a A a A TT 220ADWAY AND St Cuarles “VER WOOLWORTH'S 510 oS NE lake s Elevator VERCOATS enn Winter blasts have wearer of an 8S. & D. the new plaid backs. or half belted models if you desire. Pay while you get the protec- fion from the cold. De- payments to suit ‘Every desirable weave and fabric. &-D. E-Z way. | Boys’ SUITS AND OVERCOAT CLOTHES ON CREDIT 00 DOWN BUYSA AND A SUIT CASE in stylish modes. Coats, Just pay a venient payments. no Overcoat. them with 2S or dress collars; 24" MEN’S SUITS Some with 2 pairs | ison: We ask only a small payment am@ the rest Good, all-wool, 50 pendable garments Cc Ww as Latest Models In WOMEN'S | COATS » at Embracing the popular Bo- livia and Normandy cloth? | Choice ©f all-cloth or fur-trimmed little down and the rest on con- IT’S EASY TO PAY THE S. CLOTHING. OV Ck pita NORTH BROADWAY (icon East St. Louis Store—324 Collinsville Av. terrors for n We have 7 ins £ - ~ > a = te vv. ys yen 4 rh fs re D °) . a v ; : | ‘ 2 - : Z = ~ 4 4 ;\ \ SAAS > Nt" SSS ==> - ow ae /; - - ~ ] . ~~ eee ~ bh t lay ——S ~ > ws ~ ™~ 2S SS —“- ~ ee ae ~ ‘ ~ >>> > > > > > SSS SS S ." ~ I SS SS Se a ee SS = x ‘ ~. > s+ ss +s 3 ~~ Na A St 8 ~ he’ 6 OSS N A. An Exquisite Christmas Gift to the | 48QQ° ne @ A Phonograph of fine quality at a moderate price. The exquisite tone of the Pembroke is a source of con- stant delight to even the most critical. Clear and bril- liant of tone, it reproduces the most difficult music faithfully. It plays all records. $1.00 weekly terms | | may bé arranged, | We advise an early selection. $5.00 places one of these beautiful in- struments in your home. The Pembroke’s graceful console cabinet, of satin- . finish mahogany, beautifully expresses its reason for | being. Well equipped with a long-playing motor. It includes in its well-arranged cabinets eight record albums. | (Fourth Floor.) STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER = hed ~- FORCED TO VAC PRICES SLASHED OWNERS DEMAND PREMISES. OUR TIME IS LIMITED. pas~ ONE OF -@r ARNEY’S ARMY GOODS STORES Genuine U. S. Navy PEACOATS Brand = made of "28- $ 95 ali-woo!, mel= fie. Located at 911-919 Washington Av.—Forced to Move at Once = The Most Startling Removal Sale in Years Is Now On—Join the Dally Crowds U.S. Trench com os Heavy wool kersey lined: rec.; three times the price. . Govt.Wool Underwear Sg, and Draw- Gov’t Heavy Wool GOVT. BLANKETS Hew, weight § {“ APPLE JELLY Best-Clymer brand; big 2- ib. 4-oz. can. Formerly sold for2Sc .. Gov. Genuine Leather JERKINS 59 99 New, wool- Men’s Overcoals ers; regular $2 quality; garment . 3 to 4 ibs. Think of it. . OFFICERS’ ae lined; all sizes ... U. S. Army Pershing Black, ray 15 SHOES 8 9} SHOES $ 99 S ocks oc: i conor: or, molature on 4 full spies.” ALL, Il up to SOc and-wool; news ne = pli ce value ..... ae apair..... values up to $1 Come Tomorrow—The Biggest and Best Values We Have Ever Offered Awalt You-—Remember the Number

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~ ON ee Nagle arms ote oe ele. Sisto «at ~- it ithenlieaanaie ges Aine Ss ee Lo re “% ver ee a So ree Re cis 7. _ Pe OS: et oy Wtghonads ~~ —~ aa = the — Tea peters eromh att 20 SP, Er, OF r oe oe, e : 5s ’ PR aa a Pale Co ee ED © . 4 = rer.” se 3 : - 2 or : ee eee Be ee he : a o ia $ es : i s . ie 7 | FRIDAY, - 3 ie : Is that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. DECEMBER 4b FRIDAY: soos ” | . , ion of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equa [pEcr 18, 4 20. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Ds! ; See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 5, 19 and 21 : | z EC) erg SATURDAY AT OUR WASHINGTON AVE. STORE LEATHER GOODS BARGAINS ‘LADIES’ HANDBAGS Values Up to $5.00 Genuine pin seal, vachette and beaver calf leather Hand- bags; Velvet and Duvetyn Bags black and colored; all beauti- fully patterned and lined; many with mirrors and coin purses; large assortment; formerly priced up to $5.00: $2 &9 2 8 Ee ee PARTY BOXES, $1.48 The popular Party Boxes; in black patent leather; with double handles and vanity fit- tings, mirror, etc.; handsomely lined; a real Christmas gift; special price $ | 48 a a a ee ae + SILK HANDBAGS Regular Prices Up to $15 A handsome assortment of hizh-grade genuine leather, and rich silk Handbags. Silk lined with beautiful materials and fit- ted with mirror and coin purse. These are the. season’s latest styles direct from the East; many patterns and materials to_ select from; formerly priced up to $15.00; $8.98 MOW...-. .| MEN’S BILLFOLDS, 98c "Men’s Bill Folds; in genuine leather; popular 3-fold style; a real man’s gift; sell everywhere for $1.25; our eee ove 98c Handsome, high-grade Bill Folds; of genuine leather; trim- med in solid gold; strongly sewed; very soft and pliable; regular $2'95 value; $1 08. 2 EES re We have radically reduced all prices on our large assort- ment of leather goods articles, sewing baskets and boxes; space will not permit us to list all of ‘these bargains; visit our Leath- | er Goods Department before _ paying high prices for the same articles elsewhere. 25% OFF ON ALL 1] FRENCH IVORY ‘Radical reductions in prices on our complete stock of gen- e French Ivory; in heavy t and in plain and Du Barry styles; these are articles _ § of real beauty and worth. 9} $2.60 Hair Receivers..... $1.83 $1.25 Perfume Sets...... - $2.60 Powder Boxes...... $1.83 meomee Bell Pilep............. 40c § $4.25 Jewel Cases........$3.20 $5.00 Hair Brushes...... $3.75 # $7.00 Hair Brushes.......$5.25 $1.50 Nail Buffers........$1.15 $3.75 Nail Buffers........$2.85 rr SPORE cs ccccccceese 0 ORC 26c Soap Boxes........... $5.00 Mirrors ...« $7.00 Mirrors, large...... 76c Nail Brushes..........55c $3.00 Trays, all sizes... ..$2.25 $2.00 Picture Frames.....$1.50 $3.50 Picture Frames... ..$2.65 1.00 Cloth Brushes........75c Hundreds of Othtr Gift Bargains at - on Av. 708 Washingt with cord handles; Party Boxes, . : Letter to Kennedy Found. “Quail Hunter,” Slain After Nov. 2 Holdup, Apparent- ly Also in Earlier Missouri Pacific Affair. ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE IS UNDER ARREST Letter Believed to Be From Suspect Found Among Kennedy’s Effects at Cape Girardeau Hotel. i | | | Special to the Post-Dispa:ch. | MEMPHIS, Dec. 15.—Jack (Quail he had robbed the Frisco Railroad mail car near Wittenberg, Mo., be wid of a Missouri Pacific train at | Vanndale, Ark., the night of July | 22, 1921. | Kennedy’s part in | $200 was obtained. Wynne, Ark. with taking part in the Missouri Pa-_| | cific robbery. | After the killing of Kennedy, a letter signed “B. B.” was found /among Kennedy’s effects at a hotel not very well Frisco robbery. er, who weighs 256 pounds. letter was addressed to Hunter” Cape Girardeau. Mr. W. M. Hunter, dear sir and friend: Your letters at hand and giad indeed to hear from you, but can’t quite understand you need me, W. M. It is quite impossible for me to come this week, but if you want me to come next week send me carfare and I will leave here Mon- day, Nov. 6, in time to reach you the seventh. I will come alone or I will bring the other party also if you feel that you need us both, but I am sure I can’t get him to come unless I am with him. Now answer by re- turn mail and if the time I gave is satisfactory, send for me and I will come or send the sawed-off, whichever you want me to do. If I come, I will bring the necessary equipment. As ever, your friend. B. B. Evidently Didn’t Wait. ‘Mr. W. M. Hunter” evidently de- cided that he could ‘not wait for the convenience of “B.B.” At the time of the robbery near Witten- berg, Kennedy appears to have had ofily one companion, Harvey Logan, d Logan also was killed by the inspectors who waylaid the two rob- bers as they carried a stolen pouch of registered mail from the mail car toward their automobile. ‘Postoffice Inspectors Floyd Ellort and Roy North, who were fin the party that killed Kennedy and Lo- gan, had been working on the Vanndale robbery since it occurred. They learned that a man, believed by them to have been Cutcher, over- heard a conversation at Wynne he- tween the express messenger and the local agent, in which the “through safe’’ was méntioned. This is be- lieved to have occasioned the rob- bers’ belief that large sums of money were carried on the train, although o:ficers said afterward such was not the case. After the robbery at Vanndale. when Sheriff Martin was forming a posse to go after the robbers, Cutch- er is reported to have offered him the loan of his “big rifle.”’ One of the robbers had a high-power rifle. Prisoner Under Indictment. Cutcher has been taken to Jones- boro, Ark., for preliminary hearing. The Federal grand jury there indict- ed him before his arrest, on charges of robbery of a mail train, putting the life of a mail clerk in jeopardy and delay to the mails. “Quail Hunter’’ Kennedy made a specialty of training novices in rob- Two Doors West of 7th St. bery, such as Logan, his companion ss ADVERTISEMENT. for ye to proleve a sudden case ‘of Bore 5 is the Nat- Remedy, It is sold in Union. You Be a. ah -|be made fit. for use again. in the Wittenberg case. He also worked with old timers, and one of the latter is being sought, following Cutcher’s arrest. : CARTRIDGES FOUND IN COAL Mystery of Stove Explosions in Paris Believed Solved. (Copyright, 1922.) PARIS, Dec. 15.—The mystery surrounding explosions of slow-com.- bustion stoves in Paris was cleared when dockers unloading a cargo of hard ceal from Engiand discovered several hundred cartridges. They were the type used in mines to split up coal. Experts exnlain dampn-ss, that, owing nine-ten‘hs of such ca- ers are expected to return them tv» Instead they are thrown away. A Govern- ment inquiry has been instituted. the Missouri) Pacific robbery, in which only about | has been male} | public following the arrest of Felix | |C. Cutcher, 33 years old, by Post- | b+ im inspectors at his home, neur Cutcher is charged | ; in Cape Girardeau, where Kennedy had stayed during his preparations | concealed, for the The inspectors be-| lieve that the initials stand for ‘Big | Boy,” a nickname applied to Cutch- | The. “W. M.| Hunter,”’ the name which the “Quail | used during his stay at The Jetter, mailed | a few days before the Frisco rob-. THEORY KENNEDY RECTED ROBBERY ATVANNDALE, ARK ’ ; i ' | Hunter) Kennedy, who was shot to) death by Postoffice inspectors after | the | night of Nov. 2 last, now appears to | have been the director of the rob- bery, seems to have pertained to/| | the plans for that robbery. It reads: ts have th not, tridges fail to explode and that min. | r GRAND-LEADER STIX, BAER & FULLER “aiLi’ ®o6 3 2 \ : 7 Se > Presenting Values of Unusual Merit in the Six Feminine Coat Sections of the’ Establishment—Garments of Great Variety for , "4 Women Intants Ait ail, Se" ets ele eto@atotere*e Cater ata eel Women's Hundreds of Ultra-Smart Models in This Remarkable Selling $55 in 875 SALE of Coats before Christmas is indeed remark- able. This one is notable not only for the unusual timeliness but for the splendid quality of the Coats in- cluded in the group. Luxurious fur-trimmed Wraps of soft-surface fabric in every style that has been favored by Fashion—belted, flare and blouse models, handsomely crepe lined. All sizes in both groups 34 to 44. The Materials Are— Arabella Lustrosa Veldyne , Armandale Panvelaine Coronado Fashona Gerona Veloraine T he Colors— Taupe Brown Sorrento Black Navy Blue (Third Floor.) Py _-_ > " / tite lj eT cetl ote, | HH thle’ Ls | | ; ~ | som. . Gi rls Because of a most unusual purchase we are looking Coats at a price remarkably low. mixtures, in brown, Copen, blue and navy. 7 to 14. - — | Juniors Smart Sport Models in the Sale 5/92 w 828 VERY remarkable values are offered in these good-look- ing tailored Coats, which have found so much favor this season among the younger set. Some of these models have well-tailored collars of the same material, others have collars of excellent furs, including beaverette, rac- coon and Australian opossum. Have pockets and belt. The lines of these Coats are very youthful and becom- ing. Excellent values. (Girls’ Store—Third Floor.) Infants’ Coats Warm Wraps for Wee Tots Special at oD OATS of chinchilla in navy, lined with. red flannel. Have storm collar and pockets. Also Coats of polaire cloth in rose mix- ture. Flare style, with pock- ets. Sizes 2 to 6 years. At $7.50 Baby girls’ and boys’ Coats —polaire cloth, with belt and pockets. Some yoke style, flare skirts. Tan and red. Sizes 1 to 3 years. (Secong Floor.) For Women and Misses 518 GIRLS’ COATS Greatest Values of the Season (ie $6.20 ’ SATURDAY—COAT DAY Juniors . Misses oat Sale—Downstairs Store - Offers a Group of Splendid Values HE quality of these Coats and the excellenre of the furs are not often be found at a price so remarkably low. Most of these Coats are hand- t somely trimmed with fur collars and cuffs of caracul, beaverette, fitch opos- mS sum, black opossum and Manchurian wolf. Sizes 16 to 48. The materials = are of fine plush, Normandie, velour, Bolivia, in navy, brown, reindeer, Sor- | rento and black. enabled to offer very good- Coats of velour, polaire and Many are fur trimmed. Sizes Ota) a Fro OWER: 2 | ? 4 Cloth 1SSES i | Good value ya. Kuppenhei Offer Authentic Styles ce | $ and Exceptional Values : $ S : —are the At 45 and | represent LL the soft, luxurious new weaves of marvella, Bolivia : styles. and other fabrics of excellence, trimmed with cafa- —Men's K cul, beaver, wolf and fox, are included in this sale of —Men’s S misses’ Coats. ts | Bree Ls The wide variety of distinctive models comprises belted “ , Hire Fu and leose backs with large sleeves, and collegiate sport models of snappy tan or gray mixtures—the sport Coats ; with big opossum collars. All fashionable shades are — t well represented. Sizes 14 to 18. A: Misses Coats,$85 to $225. Other Coats sumptuously exemplify the new mode with — materials of softest marvella and gerona, and furs of squirrel and beaver. These models are very han c and are remarkable values. (Misses’ Store—Thira Fi Ea ee Offer Substan FOR tomorrow we Hats that we have a — at a very low pri ey are splendidl ‘ tifully lined. " . Pe : Acogy in velours, mix: ee * Trimb! « Hats, $6 to Fine-t Velour Hats Men’s Cap n almost endless as + } €© select from in patt Ay = to satisfy every ° — ¢. Are attractiy- St $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 . ‘- te b o™ > \ te e (Downstairs Store.)

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RIDAY 7 e ‘ ” Cit ; 4 - —— y Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 tet —— a te ae te ee a ae oo noe ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH capstan Saieaeeneeiel A = See Our Other Advertisements on Pages , 19 and 2 BAER & FULLER nig eal =e ~S ae : 4 sz ee : . tet ~ P STIX. GRAND-LEADER Boys 2-Pant Suits Are Specially Priced a ° [42 HEY’RE made of wool chev- iots, tweeds and herring- bones, in the wanted shades of gray and brown. Coats in sport and conservative models. Both pairs of trousers are fully lined. Sizes 6 to 18. Boys’ Corduroy Suits At $1095 Special purchase lot of roo Suits, made of Crompton and other high-grade’ corduroys. Single and double breasted models in drab, brown and green. Sizes 7 to 18. (Fourth Floor.) tt ee I rr ee - were Imported Silk Ties For Men—Luxurious Satin Brocades 1800 in Special Selling At +] & HIS ‘sale presents an opportu- nity to give “him” Neckwear unusual in character, superfine in quality and easily recognizable for the superior values they represent. The designs include neat and bolder allover figured and floral ef- fects and striped combinations. Colorings are black-and-white, brown-and-white, as well as blue, green and purple blends. Graceful folded ends with all the niceties of finish. (Main Floor.) ale of Mirrors 4.20 . 50 — HESE groups present a selection so comprehensive that a choice can be made with absolute satisfac- tion, with pricing that provides re- markable savings. et MNase yy mr” dial me Smee © home = tn gir mere tt lly pOGran lta rititnlin ome penne siay Capen Pent dN tam 2 eel cpt ar ee a Gift Suggestions in Sporting Goods $6.65 HE “Whitely Tex” platform with its noise and vibration proof hardwood ring and metal swivel. Included is our S. B. 1. Punching Bag in pear shape and fitted with pure gum bladder. American Boy Golf Sets, three clubs and two golf balls, in gift box, at $4.75 to $7.85 Indian Wigwams, faithful reproductions of the first American tepees, at $2.95 to $4.25 Whitely Exerciser, the muscle-builder for boy or girl, at $1.50 to Football Inflators, ade aaa Pn Wearever Golf Balls, for practice, at 10c Punching Bag Outfits, Special, ee ea a ee eed at " Se “Grand-Leader” Racers A Gitt Offering At 59 9:72 THs is a special price for this light-weight thoroughbred Racer. Fitted with cord tires, maple rims, one-piece hubs, Star racing pedals, Tommy Lawson han- die bars and Person’s racing saddle. Beautiful black finish and gold striping. Nonpareil Spinet Desks Bicycles At $39.75 _Made to our own specifica- [N the Tudor design tions, embodying every qual- . and. finished in Musiish Gift Suggestion of | Furniture Overcoats _ From the House of Kuppenheimer LOWER prices and greater value are features of Kuppenheimer Clothes. You can judge clothes economy only by value. Good value means good quality, good appearance, good service. Kuppenheimer Overcoats at MD. *45 %55D —are the most economical Overcoats you can buy, because they represent the greatest value. We show them in all the popular ity feature in finish and equip- brown mahogany. Has ample ment. The frames ate Crop space for writing material. Tene : Styles. XN | : , . | ; Yj] style. Blue with French gray "ae wees Cedar Chests $39.00 to $65.00 stripe. For men and boys. Make Useful Gifts—Four Special Lots $6.50 to $24.50 Price $29.95. (Fourth FYoor.) $9.00 to $7.50 T S ; | oytown opecials 3740 | wh] 6S Plain model Cedar Chests with | HAND - RUBBED red $5.00 to $12.50 $37.50 to $55.00 Of Interest to Kiddies and Grown-Ups . ) ° ° 7 Doll Carriage, $5.49 | Bing Electric Railroad, round corners; trunk-style lid; Cedar Chests; moth and : highly polished; 43 inches long, dust proof: copper trimmed: (Fourth Floor.) ogg FB) = $5.49 Finished in English brown | highly polish } ; Complete with electric-type mahogany and the top meas- 19 inches wide and 19 inches cedar handles; 42 inches long, 18 inches high, 21 inches wide. hood and reclining back; locomotive, headlight and two ures 12x25 inches. Very high. At $ 0 A $ 0 length 24 inches; choice of fin- senchen, clett sectians of substantially made. China Tea Set, $1.19 | ee, Ge ee curved track, one with rheo- 13-piece China Tea Set, as- OLONIAL-FRONT Cedar Cabinet-made Cedar Chests Christmas Lighting | stat. sorted animal decorations, Chests of excellent con- | with wood-turned corners a | Offer Substantial Economy at the Price Outfits, $1.98 trimmed in gold. struction; 48 inches long, 18 | panel front; copper trimmings; /#OR tomorrow we have grouped a number of fine quality eRe Peleg -«- ~ ‘ a eee 7 AE EAA CO OEE LILO EDEO NAL ALY a So RE te ules V alues 78 of marvella, Bolivia ~ trimmed with cara- ded in this sale of All have fine quality plate mirrors and the frames are well designed and finished in antique gold and. color- tone style. (Fifth Floor.) . —Men’s Kuppenheimer Suits at ~—Men’s Smoking Jackets at —Men’s Fancy Vests at —Men’s Dress Vests, white or black, —Men’s Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits at els comprises belted ind collegiate sport es—the sport Coats ionable shades are 5 to $225 the new mode with erona, and furs of are very handsome s’ Store—Third Floor.) Tudor End Tables At $5.75 . ~ ee ony my ¥ ene KO mm en een ee Oo ~~ Come in velou ilk finish nd plain, in the popula s rs, mixtures, silk finishes and p : Fiber-coveres | w ‘ By be » Trimble Hats, $6 to $8; Stetson, $7, and Berg, $5 and $7. runks for dolls’ clothes; we | “Mest Velour Hats at $5, $8, $10 and $12. — good-size clasp, lock 1 an ey. Sewing Cabinets At $5.95 Priscilla Sewing Cabinets, os ‘ $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3. | . . Men’s Caps Fur Caps, $3.85 almost endless assortment Rich silky fur, cut full and from in patterns and deep. WO satisfy every taste and Also other Fur Caps are “Are attractively priced | priced at $5, $8, $10, $15 and $18. (Main Floor.) Men’s Sample Sweaters | At Less Than Maker's Cost $5.48 OUF good fortune in securing these Sweaters enables us to offer them at a price that carries the biggest savings of trasting. colors are available. for several years in Sweaters of this character. Plain or con- White Sweaters at $7:50 All-wool and pure worsted Sweaters in both pullover and coat Pure 38 to 42. Men’s Sweaters, $7.50 Coat Sweaters in the popular Shaker stitch; most all colors; have large shawl collar and two pockets. LCL. CS " i. « 7. “waite (At AREKCKe << ee” « “¢earer j (<< <2£4 4 CHRCPAEws»% < “fs 4 a T <4 < . “ Lada 555.5 hee $4 K (©4044 Boys’ Sweaters, $2.98 Coat and pullover Sweaters, Plain colors or in nee OGRA OCA, 'v¢ » all-wool. combinations. years. a Zs TAN les. ie virgin wool Sweaters in coat and pullover styles in sizes Men’s Sweaters, $9.50 Coat-style Sweaters, in plain colors, and pullover styles in combination of colors. A large assortment to select from, and every Sweater is all wool. Boys’ Sweaters, $6.45 The popular pullover Shaker Sweaters for athletic boys and girls. Varied assortment of combination colors. All have Sizes 5 tO 9 Jarge shaw! collars. (Fourth Floor.) Keystone Moving Picture Machine, $6.39 Electrical Moving - Picture Machine, latest design of met- al, finished in black; has pow- erful triple lenses, throws a large clear picture; can be used as a magic lantern; roll of film with each machine. Hand Car, $5.69 Wood frame, 12-inch rubber- tired wheels; length 38 inches, width 17 inches; finished in red and black. Rocking Horse, $8.95 Black; finished in imitation hair; has saddle and riding harness; height to saddle, 18 inches; length ove: all, 36 inches. Bing Mechanical Railroad, $4.29 Steam-type locomotive with brake, tender and two coaches, 10 sections of curved and two sections of straight track, and a pair of switches. Stone Blocks, $2.59 Arto Stone Construction Blocks in assorted colors; de- signs and instructions with each; packed in wooden box. Table Set, $11.95 Table 24x24 inches, made of oak finished in natural, and four Chairs to match. Mechanical Train, $2.25 Steam-type, cast-iron loco- motive, tender and two coaches, eight sections of curved track, automatic stop. Ives Motor Boats, $2.39 Of metal, finished in attrac- tive colors; have powerful steel eapring motors; your choice of motor cruiser, merchant marine or ocean liner. Little Red Rider, $4.25 Specially well made; has rubber-tired wheels; finished in red and yellow; pedals like a bicycle. (Fifth Floor.) finished in English brown mahogany; provided with tray for thread. (Seventh Floor.) DOWNSTAIRS STORE Sale of Women’s Gloves 1360 Pairs—‘‘Stetson”’ Make At $ J.12 Pair TOMORROW we begin a sale of an unusual pur- chase of the well-known “Stetson” make Gloves for women. All are first quality and of imported stock. Come in one and two clasp styles in black, tan, gray and brown. They're finished with self and two-tone embroidered backs. Sizes 6 to 8 to select from. Gloves that are ideal for gifts and for personal use. It is the best lot of Gloves we have been able to offer this season. (Downstairs Store.) * ”

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aoe aaa ee”. a Pe ¥ Os "22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Gl She told i, Sarr and was despondent. Her } tae condition is serious. i - — ———— + —————— — a ; ; SFE ‘ Polish Ceremony Without Disorder. | Parliament building during th? ing poison last night. obe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ). : Peoria Bank President Dies. EXPERT POTTERY THROWER lt ec RRS | transfer. police she was separated from her —— PAY AS YOU EN’ , ¢ fe 154 —Th trs mete 4 SS | er a soe Cuasercial Ta- | PREFERS T0 SHINE SHOES: bog an Ait a puneei: Bean ' Young Woman Swallows Poison. ' cae: | ad ' “ “Eee : “ tienal Bank, died here yesterday of the presidency Sais » . Marshal Joseph Pilsudski to Gabrre! Mrs. Lorean Laubrecker. 22 years Offered $60 feck to Work .. 5 v passed oft italian ¢ a © Narutowicz yesterda) old, of 1312 Allen avenue, collapeed ; in the vard at her home after drink-/ & TO POULTRY RAISERS 4 a 4 o $30 Job in Barber Shop. trolled the streets surrounding the | | | tue , rs eee | CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—An Associa- | ) ng the services of Dr. L. D. Le Gear 9) s Bag Bee es, SHOP tion of Arts and Industries in an ef- We have been fortunate in securing the s , , Frid Dec | Serve ly tmnccent GAME; simple enough ¢ Bo, a eRe : | - industrial is n ¢ Le Gear will be im our store on Friday, - ts a perfectly ; enough to amuse the ae 7 eee ‘fort to build up industrial art ! ' for our eustomers. Dr. e Veet a : # America’s lead mteresting enough to attract their elders. May be played by tvs oe i: be 7. Ct BS oer : - ) f $100,000 to estab- ie ont Saterday, Dee. 16th. Dr. Le GG 2 OO a |} sens. An idea! PARTY GAME. It is the “Wonder of Wonders” Ep@e watte Brought crore LO , reg ind / etme “ irri ndgg geil All poultry raisers Editien, $1.58; Edition, $1.00 (Ma! orders. ad@ Ife, after a short iliness. He was 62 years eld. at His Art, But He Chooses peacefully. Soldiers and police pa- i raising a fund of! ei . , . i : a . ; : Sort ‘as Tree. Regular " Pepuisar ' i. : Saturda | is at ©] f ind strial arts in rea 4 } poeultrr. His aaviee & 2 ~a ae . t y Specials lish a school of indus Be. “ose te Ramah sa on these two days. Come in and ask the doctor, # Distributed by SCHWERDTMANN TOY CO. 811 Was . =e ence by Governor Park are invite store 01 STIX, BAER & FULLER FAMOUS-BARE| [= ~ of Louisiana. Xmas Hard Candies (mixed), | Chicago “hie” ; , . packes. in deautiful holly ; r Lin of industrial art the In All Styles and Finishes B he knows. Remember, two dars only, Friday and Saturday. NUGENT'S In many lines of boxes, a Yuletide favorite at Bee lee Bete ontent wpen Ee- | HYA aa Sse sete te « : ST. LOUIS SEED COMPANY ty SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT-BARNE 30c }rope, according to leaders in art . ) se : ae ' ; - = ; art af ; wx Assorted Milk and Dark Choc- fand industry The fine arts oOo ae : j al Suppiles | rs - with delicious fruit. ; metal and glass The Home of Dependable Poultry i : olates, iweaving, potterr. ° . : + ? : Ay. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis e a and Stationery Co. j 411-413 Washington pin pansies’ Poon caus nut m@ cream centers, spe- ; _ a RE nas as k iwork. as well as all — —— — ! —— , Seethnas - G tl ———— of presents ap 7 ex which has marzxed th oe ee elt - ; entlemen $ pe ies " Garlands Gift Certificates for Christmas are a AT an 4 | priate for dainty femininity —whether ania prt - 1 3a the Art ready solution to the vexing problem of what to give, sweetheart or wife—are invited to Garland’s. We are by allowing the reciptent to make her own selec- y ! , s tion. Let us also serve you in this respect. x Lous Largant Womens Specialty Shap especially prepared to cater to such requirements, GREAT SATURDAY DRESS SA Ptace your Xmas orders now “ f ay for Mother Goose’s wonder- kins. Camiano refusec to | ful Cake, abundantly filled job of shining shoes which Nhe ° Fess i? . — " . 7 e 4ruii an iviS an‘ : —_— : ; ~c\ TT? shed naa » gate oo gle sidered assured him of an income ot > 4 « 4 ~~ Ss . ait. ‘ sik parcel post anywhere. 75c Ib. — AnERICAN WOMAN WRITER 4 Rendeceows jor Xs & AGAIN ARRESTED IN RUSSIA SBoppers dl 7 les Luncheon 11 to 3—S0ec, TSe | Third Such Experience for Mrs. From 3 te S—A Ila Carte. | Marguerite E._Harrison—Relecase 5 | uw Obtained by Senator France — | in 1921. ADVERTISEMENT. | By the Asseciated Press SIM PLE WAY TO LONDON, Dec. 15.—A Reuter's am dispatch from Chita, reporting tle > N D DA N D Wy U F FF arrest of Mrs. Marguerite E. Har- an SP Chita, the dispatch sars, was on or- piy it at night when retiring; use , enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gentiy with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will complete ly dissolve and entirely destroy everv single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff vou mav have. You will find, too, all itching aed digging of the scalp will stop , instantly, and vour hair will be fluf-, Prise near Moscow in May, 13° fv, lustrous, giessy, silky and soft,| 4™d was hel sed look and feel a hundred times then in Russia. obtained her -e- better. | lease, July 30, 1921. $30 a week. —— ee FOR MISSES, JUNIORS AND CHILDREN _ -’ oe —o = ee é; i |. Sa ONDERFUL values and assortments have been have reserved this offering for Saturday Geren: 03 bo assembled in these adorable Frocks—each an so that the school and college miss may be “Gijewter=- «foes 8 enchanting vision of loveliness, graphically depicting present. Mothers with junior daughte also a Rewitione the spirit of youth Nothing more practical or de- matrons of small stature—will find it Interesting Bie si > co | | lightful could be imagined for Christmas. and profitable to attend the sale. 4 : aers pr z rdopt rr _ =g?e ~_ —- jes... 0Ors or € ders from the soviet Government g toward wai characte ; ae % a Ms point Gov. 5) 1, Penney An outstanding style feature , A number of new sport mod- | pperssecet co soy that the ee aE ee ee .~ ; 7 ~ - ° | 3 Mesline Governor nee aven els for Spring, developed of EEihe conference departing i wool crepe in combinatior : 3B SITET. seccctens terther Galil Berri with Governors with printed silk, will also Pe hE Olcott on their proposed Reports that Mrs. Harrison been arrested at Chita reached thi - . o = — hic — +h z country early this montn Her eee - ee of this special group is pro- pided tn a variety of dainty. piquant “Sub-Deb” creations. >» -— + ; Le nrtion i) the she has had i: three years. Moscow from 7 ‘ ° + - r Ww 7 fer fighting the Kian, hic) Riek h j 3 5 have their first showing in this ~ uaa: |S ie Ree" Setting the Klan. ig l ) a a nx s » »* ° ‘ f fj J : ~ ; 2" ga ot wa © ec . > __= - : tan ed > Fare te -m > ' : . g — :a* a lected for this occasion. * : Spring Taf fetas. Petit | Bie Packers asertion that was not being enforese opinion that the sale of Party Dresses Street Dresses Dance Frocks Vas fe lier Government sequiatiall oe = / = = cLCh—UrE— as how wie to argue with a mas Showing the Correct Styles in Designs, Colors and Trimmings : 4 feion relied that high 2t that the how to argue with thes A pean eee ne a “ in our advertisement in the Post-Dispatch. Norember $d, we advertised Girls’ Polo Cloth Coats at $13.75. Thig was an error. The word “Polo” as applied to cloth @ A “opyrighied by the Worumdo Mills and should not be used in connection with ot her fadrics. If any of + ial customers: who purchased Coats in that sale under the impression that the fabric was “Polo Cloth” desire to do so. they may return the Coats. Y Be ony) GI | BLOUSES SILK HOSIERY sf a ae al eee Tetas erecutive. & a5 For Christmas se mH at 2 h* to 0)” Fi and «36 to > 1 95 ; ; “a ‘ EA PE OS OGLE TOE I NLA OLR EGOS ONG OE AE TE. CS, 5 NRE RENE e: ea Full-Size Cabinet Phonograph Including Records : °74.5 Terms $5 Monthly Remember, that the Pathe is a known. standard make—in tome, in design, in beauty of woods and finish, in lasting quality; a tested and proven Phono- graph—not to be compared with the unknown makes that are simply cheap Phonographs. We know that you cannot duplicate this value un- der a hundred dollars. It is a full-size cabinet model. 2044 inches wide, 20°. inches deep, 43 inches high, in choice of mahogany or fumed or golden oak. It has the latest improved universal tone arm. plays all rec- ords, a guaranteed double spring motor, the Pathe vielin-made wood sound thamber, the Pathe tone con- trol attachment. “Se ee ee Sheer i 46 $15.00 Select Natural Squirrel Chokers Chiffon Silk Thread Silk, 23 2:2 Pox Cooker Scart $35.00 Russian Kolinsky 2-Skin Chokers $39.50 Blocked Taupe Fox Animal Searfs $49.50 American Pox Scarfs $75.00 Large Tail-Trimmed Jap Mink Stoles ‘ : . : 00 Lo I- " Cc é ise Lovely handmade voile Blouses Christmas Sale = a6 See Trimmed Beowe Coney Cape. ~~. - 50) ate. ~ —some trimmed in genuige file! saw —_ “"— and Irish laces, others neatly of Fine Underwear “ ) wrought in hand drawnwork and Beautiful silks, satims, crepe de chine, hemstitching. radium and 3 eeepc! gone sheer batiste, peR $135.00 to $195.00 Handsomely trimmed in finest laces, em- A eee broid-ry, filets, insertions, ribbons and Misses’ Fur Coats. a rosettes. Also strictly tailored effects. Reduced to ... . ee ntuck? y “4 : ’ v ; +! j g i Y j ; J J +f sf } : i} ¥ Y Y z or afte, _dust the thing to delight the feminine heart. Each Pair Perfect No wardrobe can be over supplied with prac- All Fuall-F ashtoned tical, serviceable Blouses. So «2 glam es | Dainty Gift Boxes on Request | Packed in Handsome y ~ rf Christmas Boxes rf -Vadues Values Values Values on Request te $3 te $5 te $4 tess | | | A special selection qf smart, youthful models m ua i $1 98 $2 98 $3 38 $4 aa || vat, marmot, French seal ani eivet cat. Effeetive, trimmings or richly self-trimmed. PRE RNSLNCRN EN ASAIN EN ' 4 , 2 Le ee 27} WAS & ~ . - » ™ a c —_— Bes . : PSQSRIS RISA SIS TIOUAS W. GARLAND ASSIS SRS SS Se RS ISSIR SS ae 100 11.15 BROADWAY THRE TO SIXTH ST se i >

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| DECEMBER if, 199 oe = ee FRIDAY. The City C; : PECEMBER 15, 1922. __ the City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH J E Pe T E is AK i NFR ATF 7 STORE HOURS UNTIL CHRISTMAS, 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M ‘Patented) = aparitth ih Lem, ne omees || PAU! TION A Extra Fine Silk Petticoats Bee US. Pat 010 pees $1.95 Underwear = a ee a a _—- Cc as ie hse Cs | M Aa d a of . enough to amuse the chi a. ee Soe Mil : f heavy silk jersey, an | ES ~fh y be played by two or tour aa > i ie ( ~onfer- | “uanese and radium silk, plain or 95 | ~ ¢q Consisting of Gowns of batiste asa orders. nad jn Gamelan, | . _,. oomapellee | “ene maid Very special pre- secon . Ze | and crossbar dimity. Inexpensive $ 00 tage) TT Dance , rKer ; ; Oliday values : 7 : , llent sav- == co., 8 ashingto & > pence overnor F : | ; CHOTA TT HE Maal tt URE HLT ne & | : ° i-rrenc qa iN AAR ; ; eee : MPTP PP EEE ‘ he ; , Bi 7. petber agen PETE | Se . oe ~ re) ,. of : Mh ' i bit H '? a. by nt Ht ait ah Lh Z i 1s fue w%, "FY? . +t th Ub ti ; ge ' : ie ye should be curbed by federal | Caps Gowns and Env. Chemise Tis icatkena See J tion. As two of the “teu h- : War questions before the country, | | sai . oo 4 . \T)T ya; « = | ~~ aoe on mee he OPP 1 their seautiful Gowns tinay ans Daintily embroid- mise, Bloom- i ’ ' . 4 . alti PPeT PT Seee Fe: Pye rss . | fi ar a conference ‘whic ’ wind Hit '. sat : ’ for Saturday ee ka ic devo-ca to an| — ie chine, | coms. To ety pe lg cardia eg Chek ; 7 ss aliet did he devot> ’ yinations ] , , Ss and ) : ; ‘penevec should be devo © an ’ , . na . Reg crepe de chine, that. are } ely bevond rawer musi Wash Satin amisO es ‘ rice, oomers and ret ivies anc - ()] . : = nm the adminis- =~ : and ribbons ; ze miss may be ae ne Gove ee rs et: wi Ri ah?) ate, Each Waist Packed lent values a words, at this price : ¢ ey , : o_o ~ ——— ' . > steé pit Drawe rs of various Ss] kK »Y ma pei ne © y aughters—also Against Any Resolutions. | | ecg ine in Gift Box on ~ bactaie are also incl de tvery gar aaa? aeene eg how ve oun” fer a . e | Se , ticularly did he object, Morri- | | | Re uest ) $l, $1. a ment an exceptional value at Se rae “~ i " % d it interesting She -gaid, to Gov. Parker's proposal : q / : | ¢4Q° : Toe a ve Me es eso. es selection at ... ~ tif 2 > 2 + 7 , a ) 8) @, et J er 9 ‘; | the conference adopt ri-solu [ pa Kline's—First Floor. 7 on those questions or on any | (nit Blouses fine enough to present to the M@blutions looking toward uniform | most discriminating recipient are these. Made lation of a police eyaractec, At i} Of heavy crepe de chine,-in allover beaded or point Gov. Sproul, Pennsylvania, beautiful embroidered effects, in overblouse iterrupted to say that the North —: Wdieline Governor need have no fear. | and hipblouse styles. Suit shades and pastel | % a ot » conference departing from its. | colors, and sizes from 36 to 46 for seleetion. of Meicy agtinst adopting resolutions. : $ ye: : 2 : ste bajev. Morrison further declared he Kline’s—First Floor. ieene with Governors Parker | B oicott on their proposed meth- | | si aan areaascae | === a A Special Purehase—Many Worth $5.00 ane sans 95 Sfor fighting the klan, which, he f, could not be legislated out of : : ae at Ce — , da So R PETTICOATS of radium silk. silk jersey, mesealina ail cinabianl only ‘by argument. As to | : | : 7 y en taffeta, with deep flounces in various colors and two-tone designs. Ges. Parker's assertion that prohi- | ins ; : ; sits ) was hot being enforced and. Continu ing Ou : Redu Lion “3 7 333 nf 4 BLOOMERS of silk jersey, ankle-length, in suit shades and colors. I opinion that the sale of light ! LOH | Practical gifts ¢ ‘TONDERFUT, values : q | 3 i $ ri al gifts and WONDERFUL values at os obbe cee and beer should be permitted 4 aoe y ae , : a ay Gift Boxes i! md ir Government regulation of its | “3 : X Ff: > 4 ah Me ee : rf Q f , iiciai Ag py . 7 . i. : f Bapiesctee and tote otion, ator- aie Urs Tw et. Se elt «4s Satinay Petticoats and Bloomers = ¢ 7,95 Furnished ~‘Bowhat ‘he described the Cenidans beshscs72 ¥ , Seeeaeteaes ahs ee ae Se Petticoats are in suit shades and high colors: prettily flounc- oun On Request : | }: ; CBSE oat ta 1 TIE mt 2 d: extra sizes are included. Fancy cuffs finish Bloomers. Governor's willingness to surrender I ; ’ et Sara reas aman i @ie the lawlessness among anti-prohi-_ S ft | ier 3 titan. | , BMPrists on the one hand and his ave 3 O 2 . = ; = : Kline’s—First Floor. to fight what he conceived | lawlessne’s'in the klan on the | Indicative of the wonderful saving possibil- Gov. Parker rejoined that | ities is the group featured for tomorrow. Mid not conceive his attitiide on ' , midition to b rleldi r. . — eee Up to $100 $ § . - Special for Saturday Only: oe = Kien Furs, Now ee Ip p eT} S OT! xl S , hile he not m to defend | 4 Man and Siiieed tt wiegibi¢ | - to the country in arousing Because they are practial, Slippers are always appropriate, appre- ° OO car e os ( _ ot reli J N ink St Ax7? inch . LITT K ta] x7? . — . . Y gious intolerance ap Mink Stoles, 15x72 inches; Skunk Stoles, 15x72 ciated as gifts. Here are values that make this a logical place to suppl} ‘Taclal feeling, Gov. Morrison | inches; Platinum Fox Scarfs; French Coney Coats, mea Christmas requirements. . he could relate mang acts of ‘0 inch, two-skin- Stone Marten and Baum Marten Olence attributed to the secret Chokers : C : f Hat and to } len. sy Daniel Green’s Felt Comfys gm match, An ideal Christmas gift. \ - up Morrison's assertion | Other Groups of Furs, Formerly ’ Me way to meet th i | \ B to face in iipement, rs Kil- | shiner tg ear ae y\ Made with soft, padded soles, and in » | sot Alabama asked how it was 15 to $589.75 a. colors of rose, orchid, lavender, taupe and “SE mole tO’ argue with a masked man. | - ° . . . SN, blue. Special at me. \ 95 280n replied that highwaymen | SS Aly , 7 . e | . onary but thdt the states | Tomorrow, Your Last Opportuuity . ix a ‘ae \ While 300 —— | _ =. argue with them. | to Make Selections in This i oe Sets Last, applied to cloth is: . . se ‘ pp a , “4 J Wants Dry Conferenc-. , ‘ ~ z . ; ‘ * Choice at. * WW, Tex., Dec. 15. —Presidert | has been invited to hold | At Average Savings of i to 0 ors’ ¢ =% et a | Furs regularly priced $589.75 F : Mtonio, by Gov. Neff and Mav. | $1650, in this sale $289.75 to $789.75 / F : | | : 3 1a Wi d ‘ ¢ th Anse atin i ay- WiindeThted Fear Dainty Quilted Satin Mules—Iin colors of 4 , | : For wear on cold, Wintry days,’one of these ay et at ZA | j | Brushed Wool Sets would truly be a lovely ® conference also was pink, blue, rose, lavender, , | expreser : ; 4 wy emg ; executive. r Copenhagen and black. Spe- ‘ os = \\ 7 a \\ Christmas remembrance to @ miss Of young F sees : | miss, hat sale under the ; — Prens. | Sale of “Sample” Furs iin — Quilted Satin D’Orseys——Very charming: é. Al dann ace tints, pene ee ! : as HA! Some are fringe-trimmed; colors are red, 4 y é 4 ) A , ; Wh ‘ . Ne Woman Can Have loo Many Patrs hagen and black. Special » | sand, brown, gray, navy and combinations. Silk Stockings Extra! Quilted Poplin Slippers 4, ei , —and no gift could possibly be more acceptable Formerly $1.76 to $2.25 ; , 4 - Beautiful New Fabric Hats bY These are full-fashioned, perfect quality. and-turned soles and leather heels. é 2; . ann felt comfys in ! ES: For Holiday Wear—Special Ext broken sizes. . They come in various bright shades, beautifully trimmed with ra @. Cacice at ) eA a with beaverette, raccoon,/coney, and caract. TAS B fine Bin ne “— | Former $10.95 fo $14.95 , (RIERA, « Velour, sport mixtures. weapons .- a é ; | ° e* ike BY iva ay hese Coats, whieh are @ viet grades | “wg axes RT tweeds fashion the LAs Gtnleand cor Silk Negligees § . 95 a CA par’, lined—some interlined. | Se fee Notasman | Exquisite garments of taf- = bas : To practical gift seckers this sale — ak « em HOSIERY COMPANY | feta, crepe-back satin and Lg 7 iy / an opportunity seldom excélled. Hurry for dels in natural mu 3 _ TMMADELPHIA, PA. | ‘ crepe de chine. Greatly re- BANS } Ef | fx: them, though, at... ....---csssscoeresceers ~~ | pe Of silk, cloth or velveteen, sizes 7 Effective, contrasting | es ‘ duced to é ‘ 4 ‘ ASEME Kline’s—Firet Floor. 4 By eR Girls’ $1 5 to $20 Dresses to 16 years. et es £ ee ea . Yd , ; te Stadi + ay ec 3 ca f at, a ~ ge En SF Ps 5 ge ead ee <i t Ts So eee ey eee eee

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ee oe im hat of the D SER Te a ie : The Ci i f the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximatety Equals that of the ™ = is. —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¢ City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH "one “pri ——————— nar =o WY Edit ria : r ———— — —— ~ e A a TTITTTT Le ETTITITTITI TLL LL ow a _ - ms . MMTTTITITIN LLL LL MITITIDDIT LLL LL LLL a! ain ee — SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 12, 138 AND 18 "St Lome’ Foremost Chrigtmae Sfore™ rem KELLER FAILS | Full Books for Te es ae Largest Distributors of Merchandise ! on ive E Stamps ge é - . 5950 a Wccrchatiios tt ew Restricted Articles Excepted. | 6 OS nee | 4 ~ (BEY DAUGHE —_— : 2 * ay An Exceptional Opportunity Is Here to Supply Holiday and Winter Needs From Three Remarkable 4 HEARING SUM “suieseueeeaaber 7 co teeertir. Store Hoars Till Christmas, 4 4 a ae nia ee ee ee ee aq " Stated at Office It Has Definitely Decic to Respond to § Served on Him. oe * - CSERHASRASHRT TC RHCHTERHGA ER Stheiecsesemeceatas RE COMMITTEE NOT DECIDED ON CC Refused Yesterday tc Further Part in F ings Following Up Committee. . eee cin Nt ae. 2yloen 0: . aes ae Ce yO RE RETR. © huge RITE ON OETA Te. Seta a aed a ‘ 66 ye ‘i - @ You will be just as enthusiastic as the men who have already taken advantage of these Overcoat “Specials,” when you see their excellence of styling, materials and tailoring, for instantly will you appreciate their extreme worth. = a the Associated Press : , BT ASHINGTON, Dec. 15. Fy _gentative Keller, Republican ae nesota, failed to appear ta The selection is very broad, including the newest Ulsters and Ulsterettes with raglan or kimono sleeves, SUM ore the House Judiciary Ce some with full belt, others with half belt, tailored of high quality materials in popular browns, tans, 1g in _—— i. 5 olive, gray, Oxford and plain black; many with plaid backs. All sizes for men and young men. BE no had ‘decided detial “ | to respond to the subpena s ‘him late yesterday after Other Excellent Values in Winter Overcoats at $25, $30 to $65 hea : E Grematically annouhced © drawal from further part f before this committee P presentation of his impe - charges against Attorney ' For Holiday Events— . . a ee Wide Choice in This Special Group-of An Important Offering of - € Clothes of standard makes, expertly | , style will value this opportunity of choosing so @dvam- } | ee mitt a but h nodal a ° — _— ; ' y*) 0 . eee —_ + — a tee. ‘ e ‘ wool materials comprise this und: rpriced ten tageously from Hirsh Wickwire, Kirshbaum and other - S2e ®ortunity. Several memhe Suits. Models for men and young men and there 1s a high-grade Suits. Men’s and young men’s models m fF = pe knop " it was his pu e wee > > sc aN ? sy ; r i ty. ; see , ture the committee. wide range of desirable patterns and colorings. From London— pleasing variety i5 * “Refusing to be put un ; f Keller replied to the inqui Burberry ‘ he “might lecture’ the me that he added demands the »heard. Chairman Volstead ad bed ‘ me A ; Many Practical G Sa petty tg S$ the general px e- - orde cell >» “si , Opercoats Ave. Here toc tha ee el nae s tha Sevag’ th: committee. Just what men would buy for themselves and would, Stalks From Committee $55 TO $90 herefore appreciate for Christmas— ; a Be Advancing td the chaiveul a : the “bend’’ of the ho = : 86.50 to 812.50 . *3 shaped rail ; , W Vv a s f hi es - oo > ae . Bie ail jehind W hich t os —* oreo vs Oo en rs = Sports Mackinaw Coats ..$7.50 to ote a Mitteemen sat. Keller threw A very choice assortment of Smoking Jack- => l ) ’ wit a smar ness 0 sty e t a Detachable I ur Collars. «* 88.75 to $42. ' ~S : pared statement in front of ets and House Coats, including models of “ - pleases very particular men. Here $4.75 to $12.50 oi a dramatically announceé two-tone and fancy-back fabfics, plain and 4 exclusively in-St. Lous $4.75 to $314.50 —— SRE could not-read it to th fancy velvet and brocaded silk. Sizes s4 to , y Abe ° Fanc it V eae $5.75 = it h - dove, cu e 62, stouts, extras, slims and stubs Packed y Kni ee noneal = _ tee e wag through with in gift box. wi: A p Stedings. Then he stalke - the committee room which ® ' oe = Wn into an uproar with — . | , | = saa the huge office building | : x. eee the run from several dire ° ° ° ° c . n veral dire You Will Please Him Greatly With Some of These Any Boy Would Be Glad to Receive One of These Be tne out what was 2 2 itemeént yee so * Men’s Smoking Jackets For Gifts—Priced From s —_ AA bhhALEIITILIITTTTTiriia lt tL SREB SSESER SEG. ei - 7 gts Me ‘ GE +SEE Se tA EY Sa ts Uh cll in meinen et ape em: emit ifn te te atte oe es aT once, bt een RE TET 5 CR ae , MOR Nae I ° . | AER '» defer t} foe "Orning. The sum ewes served on Keller in Where he was preparing to $2.50 Russian Cord Shirts! Dependable Overcoats [Wr placed under oath an Special S an i ; — ————— “ b Priced Sizes 11 to 18 | TT //R y. eee Years € Russian cord Shirts like these are : . /} A Statement which the ce ctioned. There wr: n dems me be examined pe was decided good looking and serviceable. Shown y =f } id ere), ¢ One of these splendid Overeoats would make a present that a boy ' ’ , \f ot — ree wit in a comprehensive collection of blue, i \ ify Higi #- would prize highly, besides being a gift that would, give him good serv- | es wv ey SAMmUGl Ae en, tan, helio and\black stripes on ive; full-belted, double-breasted models, tailored of warm overcoatings | yy agg Kk advisin®” him peed , Vau yee | '// f thy ; in an extensive array of patterns, in many colors; all have raglan aS - Be ye ne had. Kelle light grounds, also solid colors of white, : | Tia shoulders and patch pockets; convertible collars that ean be turned / Be ke oe 4 oo *4tement addressed Other Overcoats for Boys’ $12 to $28 ! Za Be ittee, Keller said he ha . : : ’ ' ; ‘ eee . , As ; = . / ’ Pam be 4 decision te har o nothis | ’ | ‘ : i i eo. éé ° 99 ' | - * "erto ds wi i ie . Sh Men's $6.50 to $7.50 | Goa \\ KZ! A m a! tj Bt to do with “these white Men S $8 oeS | Handsome Silk Shirts | a . = Ca i cade Ly Suits | =— 2 h + llega constitati¢ oe © | ngs ed silks, in = wont assortment | ‘\ T i ee . Peet refuse absolnte} Pe | oO pa erna, as . as 80 ia co ors. & . 4 7 * =. “ree” tery hte ¥ to : Price at. eeeeeeeeeeeeveeee $ e | Included are a number of all-white ~ ya — Priced $ 50 3 mmection with this ou @ €8.00 straightlace Shoes of tan: and black grain. | Shirts. These Shirts will fing in- ud iB at. .-% h. | ui Prejudging. “white . : | stant favor with men an | . whit leather or Russia calf, with rubber heels, in the wanted young men Sizes 14 to Ty $5.50 | ee oTMmance i eOrvirit. ¢. \ eae freer ER ee ee tees Ao Be TR OW dit, aaa oot wes =O attempt : to whitewash € ‘ Davugher: y ee o Single and deubdle breasted models, taflored of dependable quality : a Br ns Advised by Untermyey a) Included are new square toe brogues, in all-woo!l materials in a wide range of patterns and colors; coats have is tf e *rmyer wrote that w Stests amd ton. aaietii eines Men’s $9.95 Men’s Clocked $2.50 and $3 Sine & te’ 20 cane inverted plea and the Knickers are full lined. fw | : mg 7 the extraordinary. | . ° Oo 6.50 . “ Tommittee wi : Blanket Robes Wool Hose | Silk Ties mgstcsned x tame iv | “ Masked to “nétena toi i Tefus. ef | Men’s Sample Hats -o52 | 95¢ || $1.65 Small Boys’ Overcoats Hy Bs 2? crest re . ‘immediately withd@rs = Genuine Beacon Blanket Seamless style wool Hose, | All-silk grenadines, alse : 0 . bs, Bet new and await’ an V Unusual Value at Robes, with notched or shawl | with reinforced toes, soles | ent silk Ties, in handsome Sizes 2, tol $ i % 4 full and fair in ery eollars and silk braid trim | and heels, with silk clocks; | dot, scroll, floral, figured and Priced GE: Kk én : "i EPefore ah impartial .# PTITRITITILILL LL LLL LLL LALA ee —~g = NTTTTI DDT LU ae med; in a varied assortment | choice of gray, brown and | flowered patterns, in a diver- oe eld have a public $ 85 sae bright and conservative | green heather mixtures. Sizes | sified collection of colors and Butten-to-1pe- oem and convertible collar style Coats, designed 7: 38 ¥ 8nd would not be a6 atts colors. : 914 to 11%. combinations. Main Floor for amall boys; tailored of plain and fancy woolen materials in F x oo Of lame ducks’ ” ; various colors; many have fancy woo] linings. : _— ™ Rave uote | Other Overcoats for small boys, $8.50 to $25. _ Pubi:.. bas ent confide . ligence and « > diay” the letter conctlud 7 : . : i : ct. i Shee Tete ace samples ond cancellations — ( , if ts f ; Cowboy Suits Boys’ Raincoats Tweed Suits _ ee that the peopte will oo rat ee fed ane talir eoem Me Hg = Be. apace Tailored of strong Ehaki fab- ‘*Bestyette’’ Raincoats of dou- | Oliver Twist and midd b action in refusing to go rq 1e wanted colors, also dressy black Derbies. a ric, consisting of trousers and | ble texture materials, with full wnt gy P Srl st paver Fn lem’ Be. “Sis committee : 3 : — : r of stra ; oe ©wing in hie terte Stetson Hats Borsalino Hats | blouse, also hat, pistol, red ban- | belts and convertible colldrs. Si g in his letter tot . 7 | Velour Hats q@ Can be securedsin our Boys’ Furnishing Section on dana and rope belt. i on Complaint abot $7 $7.50 | $ S A) : ma; ~ the Second Floor—where stocks are complete. Here came 600 26 55 Boys’ W Sn 10 en ! . . > ¢ 18 to 1) ~ Me | Cates | atrect | gun of axttn tnee Rs are a few practical suggestions: Rubber Raincoats Neat-looking Oliver Twist BEed that the postpone g. Derbies and Soft from Italy. rh | the . middy styles, tailored of | : ‘Hats with self-con- soft Hate are aes Hates with rich, jus- st | Knitted Ties. ....50c to 81.50- Sturdy black rubber Raincoats ty lent “washah e fabri alll = taken to such a time * ) formin hatbands | tremely stylish and | trous finish. Choice Hf i 2.00 | Belts..... pak Desig in the button-to-the-neck style; Tailored of jersey, blue serge, | Devonshire linen, Ed yciote, - Pmittee knew in ady: eck ad Sateen wad | So ttc | gyre — | ital sees : Sweaters eit eee as Sie cat full and roomy. $4 25 velvet and cordurey; in Oliver — oe ene = @dviser, jie. ‘Bacsast eee | ck and colors. : Sizes 4 to 18 years; at. . aD a and middy sty $10 - Se. ro ir, would not be able ta i | : Pajamas . - 82. An Main Floor Z Shirts .... ° ne ¢ Pye Hat to match, All sizes 8 to 8 years ee. ao 2 oe Priced at Lich . Dee. a wes Against Comn i 7 — them get forth 10 seere _ reece an ei —o i. “fainst the codim rane cn rasseetanestratenen eetsiissesssnarstisssnentsnnrien ar s nL UMEUANO?” SOE) BIDEBRTUCECIRIST ORIENT BERT ITRIOE: an aa hese ine luded: That > " ) , : a ae a — . * decision by the ~_ =_- — ——= oe — — ee

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enone 6 Pg OM a Brass. 2 PET ET LE I BE aE Ee ee ee eee ee iF CRE > a oe ; : > a er5Rm “aa ig i ORAS SBS ; : 3 Fe. , 3 gh " hee gabe Se die See Se ti 5 re a ka hk or ee ners ore mahi ~j - ? é a Ls LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SIS(Cnr ON — | queen qug ae ees es = enantio an ee ee eee ae pare ae ee i sststpinsalipsiasantaiesiegearonaienneeaeeann - — iat TWO | _ LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DE CEMBER 15, 1922 PAGES 25—28- _— Sas as He believes the number may ae scholarly gathering, in which ,which he made on them, it appears . @ : to Respond to Subpena Buy “16 determined, ow Pay Causes epentl ain : to ih iiieisbele iriiné ore. “Gee tn “a casement Ee L y reach 3,000,000. many wore cap and gown, cele-|that he was at least mildly interest- Mileage Is Insinuated, Re- | ed; but mainly in the work on the 1 ’ Served on Him. _large*measure to court delays and In this connection he sugererg ingness to Serve. | brated last night, in the St. Louis hawkweeds, which did not contain lieves Dull Session. ie | | : statist 19, niversity itori od Savings at 7 ‘ton lack of finality in punishing crim-/} pag a rhea a id 19 a University auditorium, the centenary |tne Key to the problem of heredity. : oo. , OT inals, Circuit Judge David H. Harris) population eae ee ess | | NES of two European scientists, Gregor| What he thought of the other work, eee i N of fulton, Mo., declared in a discus- | lion of population in Great Britain) SAYS CRIMINAL CODE Johann Mendel, Austrian botanist] with its mathematical formulae, its ATTORNEY FOR ROAD ‘and biologist, formulator of the laws |constant proportions, its concepts of IDED ON COURSE! sie" yesterday before the State Ju- a fests nana million in Canada in IS OUT OF DATE INC (N IN GERMANY of heredity, and Louis Pasteur, | dominance and segregation, and oth- IS THE EXPLANATION * ss, a ee ee eee SCLAGRRRSIRERGOTICREMEEERRR AARC RACAL Ree aAsee Oe ee ee er er ae o ABs : . as r EET SEL LL ARI MRT PRM APIS FS. ARO A AR ER ee ee ee WereeerrrR en: ar Dat? wre wa mene | dicial Conference on the part Judges | “Telale that take but a few Gays! French, who established the germ /|er things foreign to the then ortho- — sani legitimately play in promoting | jn England or Canada occupy many | theory of disease. dox thought of science, we can only : i ! ® rh i ; ’ . Y o , Yesterday to Take ‘speedy and effective administration | weeks with us,” he said, “and this is) He Asserts Too Many Safe- | | | The things which Mendel andjconjecture. Every man wena Paul Conwell of Kansas City » > © =) Sa of the criminal law not due, to any appreciable extent, Pasteur had in common, asd — the}!s.. pestered. by. cranks. : S. | - hin ‘ occasions of the joint observance,|spent one’s time with even honest a “The great American civil disease, | ° differences in procedure.” | guards Are Thrown Group Headed by Stinnes in| were the year pio 44 birth. 1822.}and well-intentioned cranks, and Asks Ralph W: of ‘lack of respect for the law,’ arises The’ history of organized govern- ; ve rs . : : : Y : Le ERG Ar - They, onte: G and the fact that both were mem-|cértainly, it seemed, no man with se iu the first instance from a want of page ne pamper a te eu ound Defendants; ey | a bee f oe — bers of the Catholic church—Men- | little training and experience § 4s | Bloomfield About His fear of the law.” he said. “To in- 1e€ speedy trial o crim nal cases and | ‘ : ndustrialists for Supremacy. de on uhhak af a oe vat Mandal *waenhis teaneaines nel 2 | crease the respect of the public for | te mp certain — if | Are Sword for the Guilty. | Pasteur as a layman who likened his|problem. And so the great Nag 1 Free Transportation. when v — our, courts, there must be an admin- sangeet josh a oe otha ee Special Wireless to the Post-Dispatch end the | mth to thatiof Breton peasant. appears likely to live in the history 3 on aq iated Press | istration of our laws that commands or tg " if planners sles ahammar St ear oe ee ae Chicago Dally News. The difference between the two’|of science as the man that turned| Ry g Staff Correspondent of -the : : (Copyright, 1922.) careers appeared strikingly in thé/Mendel down, and Mendel’s work Post-Dispatch. 2. * " . ro - —— se ; Build Causes of Delay. judges of Missouri, meeting in the! newspaper, that the Government The tragedy of Mendel’s life, as if, fcr he interest ai lit exciting finish a rather dull two-day from further participation Court of Appeals in ae Ss a Lack of backbone on the part of St. Louis Court of Appeals, in the! was willing to compromise with the! gescribed by D Jenni is ae th: 9 wilt acest tate ap qemers icy 2 Dy pemecm 2 hi committee in the ing to discuss judicial problems and ¢ > as a baby d by Dr. Jennings, was that} for its own sake. And there must | session of the convention devoted to ; % thi af h t rec mmend any reforms or legisla the Judge. he declared, often is '°-' pierce Building French to avoid the occupation Of) his work had no adequate recogni-| have been something splendid about | discussion of the rights of church mtation 0 is impeachment recon , ia a gig onsible r delay in starting 4 tral the Ruhr region. merely hinted at) tj , me" es agg Attorney-General tion deemed necessary. weaned $e ' ve ie . 1 ae The conference, provided for by: ,, lend eiicies eabwraan iin Cael tion aoa oe ag and that his|the consciousness that he was the | corporations to hold property. s ALto! . é ace - - r) le nrogress of ¢ Arte tne Do Fr CONTCS © © name | ; ; ‘ ‘ . , “Orime increases or decreases in : : “a ae statute. was. to discuss anv le zisla- Mee OMEN Ces es | e alk not ecome known to the only human being that had a sci- Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield be- ; h aE He outlined other causes of delays , | Ministry and a number of industrial-| world of science until 16 years after entific grasp of heredity! It would | 8#an by discussing a proposed change # C Whether the committee will, the proportion that punishment [8 (1) uluding: 3 * tive changes copsidered necessary, ists, on the one side, and the indus-jhis deat} e f oe . t ymmpel his appearance ‘swift and certain,” Judge Harris as- n to trivial | trial I i by Sti } 1, and 34 years after hils/he most interesting if we could have|in the rules which, he said, would iiS ¢ a « ; : 6 a t , ‘ms C: ' 4 K | “The law says ‘the accused shail a owe ee See. ; ri re: : many men called in jury : n Fe f pe | : alae iy b Ne edi sain the FRrench Government | the gibes of a Bernard Shaw, on that | Vides for cloture in the form of @ gergeant-at-arms calle e]- , sa) action. A great many men Ci ( jury | members o e organization were \early granted him an annuity in favorite topic of theirs the inepti- three-minute limit on debate. He 7es, ins, en. > = 0 Suits Superbly Tailored TOCRPRCAEAEKEGeatasaeeeaeraeeadeesiaseaer jer's Mame three times but there enjoy a apaesy wired eo a St | Too many instructions often are) Vvenires try to evade service, and the | supporting him against 'Stinnes and | consideration of his services to in-| tude of the professionals. But Men- | Succeeded in inducing the convention | no response. trial on the last thing‘ 1€ pangs riven to juries, confusing rather Judge charged political influence ithe “other reactionary industrialists | dustry and agriculture and in the del, if he had any such thoughts, | to vote to make consideration of his. | fuses to Take Further Part. professional criminal wants to n- than enlightening them. frequently was brougkt t® bear on Oppose qd to the present Republican preservation of human life. did not put them on record: he aria proposed amendment to the rules a Keller’s refusal to: assist further) foy. = Evidence is not clefrly cenfined | Judges in an effort to get prospec-| government ae | A processional of the university! 4+ that type. of man. special order of business for the th proceedings came late vyester- The unprecedented ‘disregard for to issues vita determination ¢ tive jurors excused. “We are con- The Stinnes Inaustrialists, al- faculty introduced the exercises, and Work ‘Buried for 34 Years.” morning of April 15. when the con- ; as a dramatic climax to the law and contempt for its spp the guilt or } renee of the ac- fronted with applications for excuses though they have been carrying on| the senior class of the university, “And so Mendel’s work lay dead|Vention reassembles after a recess quality and smart aera day of the hearings. He had tion. especially ag ratggesirthaee ad eae from jurors and their friends on the negotiations with the rench indus- | in scholastic garb, acted as ushers. | anq buried for 34 years. Then in | beginning today. hoosing so advan- ol y =i to read = a cai «dico-ceneted rete ye ws aiataal “The precedents and ehnica en Seen , = iggeebgwees - ste ee ee Oe eee eee oe gg aes igre or vone bh et + 1900, three men, De Vries, Correno, _Expenses Now $1500 a Day. shbaum and other — ee oe iad 10s new aeieit- of reieliieal OF Fm ine! progedure formu: 0" Secs ss ‘ * athe ie wel be dentine watlt- the sehmidhenie® tacit the ta er 2 ete occupied’ one OF | Tschermak, discovered anew that The expenses of the convention ; : | | memters ba anted} ie : : aid, b is th lated by the English courts gen: get ne ee ee on Salioomcuags ee : ABR ebrmesan gic Oe: . _ - ca . = _ o . 7 ~ > = - . od - - a eseaeeeaer “ : ing 35 of tl as cor ared t ‘oxate himself as its leader iver) Si ol ‘e : is - | wi ’ ; 2 ee teknwentt¥ heine completed in| cannot reason Lb] — niatmned - eH ‘ 5 a : i Lem, ~ pe ia ( oa row “yp himself us its le ey r. very sa Deraer ccm se serge “ fel ‘vironment is properly constituted | Wammack hesitated for several ee : - peg the E.ngiisn system of cCiosing ei muanfr an agricultural sectj ie : ow en, ‘he i disregarde S| We ee aes 7. = * murder or other criminal cases with-| have been hurtful, Judge Harria 3 ye. ‘ i rips ohn : 7 : ; csp eb ee ee liscoveriés “Ror 20 v wes et 7 We may assert, paradoxically, that | | sec onds with upraised arm and then - BWwhile Chairman Volstead in 60 to 90 davs from the date the sat examination as soon a8 iz men are one of the bloc, but no man ean a OV 10s. 0 ig i ose aes was merely because an individual has | sald, IT understand the slur = ‘the. Ae : ay’ é ote roved. ielive s vote ‘mber of e only an wi a sc ic - tted a cer , | red the clerk to issue a/ was committed In this More restrictions by Judges on the , “PPFO*' : : deliver its vote. No member of the|¢ fone. PO .* A scientific Un- | inherited a certain characteéristic, «| S¢ntleman has thrown at me. i Ma for Keller so that he might crime as ) - « cod Pai ett aden elas ete BPO Grimm Against Excusals. farm bloc has deserted Muscle derstanding of heredity and of vari- | does not fallow that he must have | W@nt to say right now that for 16 ‘placec |country. he added, a murder case) Pp F Phen sec ris Circuit Judge Grimm of. St. Louis| spoale and I challenge anvone to ation; and he died the only one.” h : on | yéars I have repre 4 under oath and ques-! » enunentlv does not come to trial! abuses of the probation system, he!) _. - io —e & ) pap adi a T k pnat characteristic. But correctly aphrege eFom Cotton + There was a demand that! acer 90 days of the offense. and! added, would enforce more respe said the better type of men, WhO! say he has deserted. This is all a he speaker said that Mendel was | expressed there is no such thing as Belt Railroad in six counties includ-- examined at once- but fin: ly | within °¢ 0. iat ow PPro , sy Lapcaet sector . should serve on juries, are the most part of the propaganda that has been guided by ‘“‘a straightforward, tena- | inheritance of a char: acteristic { ed in my state senatorial district. | t nee; bu inally , nths. or even four or five for the courts and make hard! ace ; ristic In it- | > many mons. insistent in their demands to be @X- going ¢ lefe; the For -., clous common sense, perhaps§ the} ‘did not seek the post { he fi Se Mecided to defer that until, vears. may elapse before the case! course of the habitual offender. used we f ti judges are so | pada a eather ni pesthgeeetsiviiee: highest of scientific gifts.” H l cur wet an organiom tabertes t) ° mF te rat r. Siadbsing. The summons later ‘ a . pees va So ee, See oe ae Aa Ni ‘ :; cused, ; oy . the Ju 5¢ are is 1 ’ it to the farm bloe to vote on nts 1é8 or scientine Bits. e stu es ths power to produce certain char- place, but having it T am- not Pserved on Keller in his office — numa pomp “gy weak they don’t say no,”’ he said. | ¢picg question and you will see how | ied the phenomena of inheritance acteristics’ under certain conditions ashamed of it and everybody in my ’ , : © ’ : : 2 | 4 ; a) or r a “ i res af) ti > 4 j - afin * j ie C . bs ‘d va , ° : : he was preparing to give to tee as to procedure had been made | ty appliance acts. Thomas Stephen ao arg are sy the © tO | they stand. fen his bees a ee ois which) others under other conditions. By- neem Np eo Iam a paid at- ; , ris say iy WwW O - . [ arde ~ 9- rep , correspondents copies of in secret and without opportunity son, counsel’for the Brotherhood of Sa! 1ey W not grant a ¢ontinu- | é grew in garden S mOnas-/ ery higher organism contains the | °°™™eY fr the Cotton Belt. : ) @tatement which the committee|for himself or his counsel to be Locomotive Firemen, and Arthur ance unless good reasons for it ed POS OE: | tic cloister. Set'e Method possibility of producing many sets “J wonder if you (turning to Con-- a not hear together with copies heard in advance. : | Lovell, | vice president of that or- presented, ne added. ener try to | BAVARIA ~ WANTS A PRESIDENT. : Mendel’s ~—e " ™ of inherited characteristics: which | well) can show as desirable clients. . Mter from Samuel] Untermyer That these secret decisions had | ganization, testified as to’ defective curry favor with the lawyers. We | Hie planted peas. stocks. sweet one will actually come into existence | : oa for, your reply. York advising? him to take operated to restrict him in presert- motive power on the railroads and should have the ei ke > Bette) | Snecial Cable to the Post Dispatch and the peas, MErAing Goren, a 0 ctocmm. depends upon the environment un- I AT employed chiefly in look- me he had. Keller charac-|ing his evidence in the order in their efforts to obtain enforcement duty, whether the lawyers like it or (Copyright, 1922.) MAIZE HOnEPNUCE IER. eaten a der which it develops. Even so ing after gp Baad puslpege, ™ Cons eee. Ca oave.twhich it could be most venstaae se of the safety appuance laws by the, net | ae BERLIN, Dec. 15.—The process dragons, page teslggr “esti — gerne deep seated a characteristic as nit said. . Bt attemp: to whitewash Harry) ly and effective ly'@ presented and ste gerlnonode cheers ; | Fb gs 7 RE mabe —— il of disintegration of what used to be On these, and —_ — oops a qccgere ‘number of eyes that an animal has! ... t accept. his. explanation,”- Wams herty.” ‘that also they had taken from him Testimony on Rail Chauge. veloped the repeat that JUrY the Great German Empire seems to) h undertook what was really @ Bl-| may be altered by development oe. | ee said. , the right to call his witnesses with- foth of the witnesses declared standards would be improved if ali |», making headway. Bavaria. next! %antic program of research, he made | oer particular conditions. “I assume that everything in his As | their organization had no part in Circuit Judges would adopt a firmer to Prussia .the largest state in the earefully controlled experiments for Quote ari le ‘life is as an open book. Now may ‘to what they could testify.. ithe impeachment proceedings and, policy ‘in refusing to excuse meN | German federation, has sent a note; any years. crossing them, vat on ae —— | ask that the members give -con- 0 ) With “these whitewashinz That the committee had failed to | Stephenson said he had no reason from serxice. ee : | -!to Berlin announcing that th Ba.| fertilizing them. studying “geen s rng | ce oneal stics of the edu- | sideration to my proposed change in Ines’ . is iv with his request for the pro- to believe that Daugherty was not Inclination of juries to deniency) varians need a president of their!!! the progeny. ‘keeping and analyz-}cated man are as much his inherit-|the rules. Whep I came . here . I | after. Constltation tb abe Cacot » of documents from the Jus- | “ready, willing and anxious” to as-, Was pointed out by Circuit Judge’ 4. representatives abroad and an ing his pedigree records in a faryed characteristics as are the sharac-| rather expected that we would finish gfe ow te ai tN Tis ana other Federal departments, | sist in every way in his power to en- ee Ing of Poplar Bluff. He said) jij aenendent administration capable| more precise. thorough and ae ed petien of the ROOT: for heredity is|in 60 or 96days at the outside, but ret ‘ednesday, said he a that he might obtain from them | ‘force the laws. is ges imposed light sentences on ef deciding without reference to) trating Was than anyone else had:only the capacity to produce cer-| we have been here seven months ee ely : as F ane J - m ! . . a = - - / . i ‘ se " 4 . > e * orn oT. ir. as renetic aeCjio Cc " es the extraordinary way im bv a “cecret examination” of such erhoods had been referred. Lo ob- tions in Eiving a parole the in stzites in sych Vital matters as. for! He made simijat studies on a large | Te Let the record show that I'm like Committee was acting and ~- ‘tain evidence on which to. bring! terest of the community must come | yonee, the payment of “war rep | " a . + — 29 > ? " trial. anneal and decision of higher trial and the errors complained ase 9° ft. ‘eee SREBEBBBREREBLE AS BS D EET BN DOE RF IRL . ’ see ‘¢ ; j sae ’ . . ' - PIE ES RAN AS CORIOLIS RT ENA LEG EOL OO LL NGEE LEEDS LEIDEN ES AMS . - = i ee ead ta Roe, oe on ie ae Statement addressed to the | we , Keller said he had inade| out first notifying the committee on tO have nothing fur- The nature of man is not , what he is born as, but what he is ceaeeaeeeenaeeueeet* ae + >> ecale with bees. For eight. years he| would now express it, the inheri-ithe old lady who was kicked by the ocuments. othe . ; 4 aaa fs 4 ht: eo —T ro rnisrr _ ‘ _ cer: the neariogs, : That the committee had an-| court action. She declared that in-| first. he said The seunish.| tations eontinued, without, er oP meee of man or other organism ia cow-—I consider the source,” Con- a 0 80 and advised Apis, cpunond that it would “‘in secret and | vestigations showed that there had) hould be given sufficient punish- ‘ut external stimulus. this vast r. lae what he must become whatever well said. —_ - a — ———— onion. age + no ~~ ithe conditions, but what he may be. | oh come under particular conditions; | mee of the future will be based not - = a Be. te Ulee ‘without opportunity for hearing or been improvement in inspection of; ment to keep him from repeating AID PF iz cram of researches oad ediate ly Ww ithar: Tw ir orm : - - . © . > . the ( ffense ss RA 2 ‘Hle wrote an ace oun .) 1e m ; ‘ 4g rec- , locomotives larticularls on the _— argument, correct the offic ial © i eS work on the a2 inden peas, Apr irentiv eo ee and await an oppor- ord’ by striking out such testimony roads most complained about. Officers Re-elected. P toatl Pr ton Better U " : k nd later | what he may become under the ang Re Sa wut. “on, Mone Ic ~ amtionn « | | The office ‘ere re-electe in- Communication omotes Better Un-| after six years’ of WORK, 4 ; c ; .- “ a -Mal and fair investign- ‘as the committee might deem irrele- me Pe OSEOTD, CERES Pe ee 1 peas also the studies on the conditions. Mendelista does not; ndelism.” he said. “prod a Welore ah impartial tribunal. nt RECESS BY CONSTITUTION BODY cluding Anwellate Jndge Francis H derstanding, vee. Hiarbord Says. he wrofe up : fs oa KG PE iraply that the characterie-| ee monaco breach in the structure ena have a public responsi- | = yual Rules Alleged ‘ Trimble, Kansas City. chairman:) °¥, th SAGO. ed hac 16 Ped hawkweeds: he, published these in tj ’ 4 fin, | Of Darwinism; at times it seemed to md would not be so largely , a Sa > ee ‘one rule | ; Judge Grimm. vice chairman: Cir-| HK ete: sap AE hat ere the proceedings of the local society OF OF CERSRICEE Ete SRer eens ae have brought the entire edifice to @ fame ducks’ oa That the, committee er eines a Convention Suspends Meetings Until | .,;; Judge Ralph Hughes, Liberty, | portance of radio and the reSpOnsl- | 4¢ natural history. The paper on jally in the germ and that the en- | the ground. This it is that has given suffice! ont ‘eontiMines ‘in of prgcedure’ capi sediler.s: 30 "2 | April 15. Recker. ail ot ae eee = Pwnage peas wre the eolution of ryt cheaper vironment is ineffective. It. does | a real opening to the anti-Darwinisn, : another rule for tne 8 h the Post-Dianatch . ) ipeaceful relations between the ead from the , , it | b intelligenc ‘e and sense of That the hearing room at all times | ee iP te ERSON oi y ob fF 7] vec. 15.—-The St. Louis, treasurer. pecans of the world were cdis- | Ee ian ae it Mende! oe a eee piieneprsan es presee oe: Mop em % . a of the the letter concluded, “to! , sie? « : The conference yesterday morn-| ae : ie ae. 5% ee is a factor in every characteristic; pre me as tett the prod- ’ ‘ > “ ‘ded with official and ‘Constitution Convention today it ‘ Ee SS . ‘ronty-fitt! annual] . P weed Suits " tha the people will 12 Eel ee hachaama of the ac-/|10:15 a.m. took-a recess aks Anvil | ine indorsed a constitution conven- cussed at mo sn i aber . " sent a HANK of hail Si a ine lthat an”*organism has: that change | lem of evolution and its method in ) Cc . ee | . ‘ a. ° ‘ ?# : ; »* ? : ‘ more than any other agency to the! {ch, and Inter author of a farmons characteristic: that what the envi- | eawressive position) This = a’ tact x in his letter to the con:- | my shoulder and spied upon my pri- lan hour's musical program before the J Sor td ace powet a See ae a N x. etomplaint about the have surrounded | session. “ules Oo yractice ang proce re ir} : aie EE BESS, % nese ¢ 1d evolution He | ronment can do is Umited hy what ment of the hearings from so nigel egg ates in the | . —— actions in all courts of record in the mee — rae Pawrontirgenss eng work/an ee ciel re Pe ie ho giv- |j|the germ containa. But it shows soeminaty 8o¢ fulls realized by soma. /18 to Dec. 8, Keller | room and spied upon their conversa- | Rock Istand Of*icta!’ Dies. : te, subject to approval by the, tween pees C 7 ms ” obs ‘te re. .¢ elenar. systematic accounts of lequally thit the enviro ent is a enthusiastic partisans of Darwiniem, at the postponement had | tions and interfered with their ef- | Rv th Acenctoted Proce / Legis'ature bom a te "s pte poten ee: A oe os eda Late tk the: Shhe and on weap ia ataee chen tadiaetiaaes PAS rors the result that more - aise. such a time “as the! fort to assist me.’ : ‘EDAR RAPIDS. Ia., Dec. 15 | Opposition was expressed to two tire from t apr “7” ne” at yphergenn Dove other plants. Ten such let- ’ . abreast of the times take them at's; ‘ lservice, to assume the presidency of | many ver P—P change in the environment may al-! disadvantage.” ; wi 2 ie 6 iseies, asitetant | ed. nections bolishing the ian | “ " earings.“is |S. S. Dorwart of Chicago, assistant | proposed sections, one abolishing ad +. O 6 , a | Knew in advance that my! That the record of the hearing ithe Radio Corporation of America. |ters to Nageli have come down to us. |... on. © eharacteriatic: the: ‘whe ' ; . ; »i treasure tock Island Rail-! existing County Courts and substi- er, Mr. Samuel Unter-'| f remarks by members of the reasurer of the Rock Is : ‘extending over a period of s¢ven : hace Ong renee Ty gy sabaiaitice that indicate bias and |road. died on 4 train in Kansas of;| tuting a Board of Commissioners | pee 7 f the germinal constitution «an pro- } © : . i , ¢ "Rs a thes irt disease vesterdav. according to! and the other creating a County’ Scheurer Heads portance ‘Federation. “fildly Interested.”’ duce ts strictly limited by the envi- | Re the Associate Tess. é , i A rs. Priced at f . i h se’ Bi] — yxrejudgment of the cas | le rertediott ¢ es m nd w , pe Second * Against Committec: i Before Keller announced '=§ bis,;a message received here. He was’ Court with jurisdiction over probate, | What did the great professor | TOR Pur enfer when freee : : | lend ayes lanes think of these” Dr Jennings then discussed the complet-!formorly treasurer of he “edn! matters. juvenile cases in certain: net his answers to Men. relation of Mendelinm to Darwinism, put from certain notesand declared that “the “peqette beds - secretary; Appellate Judge Communication can contribute! Nageli, professor of botany at Mun- a ——— or - = — RERNE. Pec. 15.—Karl Scheurer , ee sceident 1 Swiss Confed- Northern road Y Dose versa pt itiee divarce cases and civil cages’ vice-presias' of th be i duning the tast vear, wi We have en fet forth ,10 specific withdrawal the committee Paria . i . P . ‘ | « \ ee ~ inst the cofhmittee ,o- Ved the hearin of testirnony on the aPpit ‘ . = nn, E et : y . : - nan « em « . . ; ; vr . x " ‘oOew! P ‘4 tion x , ; ‘ificat! 3, the ae 70 vears old and was born at, invo vine an amount not in exces: ra ‘ feeeaecraeiatregeececes eeaere . . we tite Juded: That every eecond of the 14 specifi ations, that w . ’ } elected president for 1923 yesterday. del e letters, : » " = ¢° t decision by the commit- @ileging failure’ to enforce the safe- Lisbon inthis county. of $2008. é ad . a lo kchal tet Bee ca ale, ‘ . ¢ A ‘A + ae i i Kia) She oth ee ee ae aie

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en % Ota eae ‘ * st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1922. — Tm, 2 Aa Nee ail ‘. ‘ % en ia “pe win a ty Ree, RAI UENCE.” | ease can complain, as he did in his opening statement, “MO INFL ‘that the prosecution is a war of “capital” on labor. -.. — ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Let those who condemned our Government for meet- — + 3 . Dec, 12, 1875 ing Old World desolation with American fsolation LONE STRAGGLER. Published By the Pulitzer Publishing ,;;. , : a : te os ) datas me to ™m the march of civilization Turkey steps ahead of Compeny, Zwelfth Bopieverd . soligees “aaa ' “ nd Olive Sirect. — = ee , sia — : sai ppeals of the Europe: ati Dy crying. . 10 © ril viged that the concept and purpose of : THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT : out, they A yr heart.” he agzue oO tions represent. an advanced ideal of FORM. | on a higher plane, on which : 4a 4 I know that my retirement will under the operation of the = once known Agia : , : = save . = tev acti -~ belief pcjide i 3 ; = tery a. © | tary guarantees against aggression, mere willingness ica i formulated under the guidance of an| : | e “ to attack wrong, whether b ale down uncollectible debts, sink fmto sordic american statesman who led fhe nation through a/ : , a predatory plutecracy or predatory , ; oa ostiy war to establish the new gona Having helped | , i — te you have kissed her ‘poverty. : JOSEPH PULITZER. - eas) give out « in a April 10, 1907. a offerin . pinch ourselt c commodity that of partisan politics and io , fell away from oe ——~|bhas a famine valu ) Us. her own idea! Sb nendieeea. her own splendid LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE with Herrin massacres, and lynching lawles: hem maintain world peace and just order. amned the world over as hab agin a ee her 4 = i +h to win the war, Americ: em “— influence , Pe : : k: cet 7 MOUs —— for Traffic Regulation ing om our precious store Of: mofai iiiivence, we rous, cruel, unpro the target of scorn . ae Teo the Ec of the Pe pa re read) leprive ourseives OG: I tOF te © Siand abu ps into the “ach and proposes to joi : , . a THOMAS A. BO ses by automobiles on the put sinitinaiiiaias - eS — ted on tgaeste Ecce separa etl emanation Leas m4 mduct to its regulations of! ose — tree Leckle rz\ § Gt ares : ; ae ; ; Clas . = fo rin ie tl : LAND. justice, d law. lution of the’ | , a peace * rr ~ to Primari.y the Ca : , - /Z . . ; . - . é 4 OF" he Foric rec . : ‘ ? ’ aS : ears. an Adirondac! x t ace. a } 3 P @ snsity merica, the boa : he , oe ‘ 4° ~ Fs s (ee ghat when he was 2 little o parking.on publ -Chera. ,tas ee ai CLS. —_ : .% = Os. Coe “ : if ' rt - a Motee a Vandyke to kéep peop Automobiles shou! LO of feelin 2) Lit ag srried park both ag aa -~ - by reports that hostile demonstra then one night track car anc 1 a a te dimmer where he coul left turns shoul d . = — id -* the check, anc of -ounted Chestnut. North and s — : e@ould be regulated 2) table. A er! with an orang ¥ as ridine in his Locomobile ne where it is advi $2. i>. Permit mo parkir POLLYA! ether vehicles within | intersections. so that The frst thing most of these driving cam have a ciear view at ; Socialist Government mentators will say to Mr. etreet ers Left-hand : - ; . : . . Tar mer ro hee 2. — : deer | awar from France. hitherto the dominant in- student body. | is luckr he > be known as a Las ee gerous and most confusins : te “ . L ; ry ¢: = T} a Of; i iis, aArnG inciimne toward foscow P ~— OSs ies ut -_ lucky he mar 2 — . : 3 Lorim ers ~ Soeur ways, a fact that often happens )} tofore | "s chis ‘agonist. Th esunlt of be know ‘ > “Her. rou.” or “Lord ' -_ Here we have, for the man on ot ame ethan at but b aed ei 7 | George:” oa: i % + wel he beeen ot oe corners . | op } Tt he } 3 Goverament _ oO] een | never. kn : 2 will be known fm Arizona. ——_—— ~~ &2 Le 2 epee oa * a a NA « EN Sa eS: ; a8 . v a Rik ered Aide te 28 oper Te a Sete a al i halite aa LE PO ty POPPE Se ORE af Seeeeore ay! f ee A te eee PI he BOI PM ae a. | Si ; oid rtarrt lie >, Ty i - — These are -trheceg factors. artic’ y it tost important link | he Ces ooo @angerous in a congested dis - @ ic hauvinist Franc h erect! since the aeOvIs TRUST.’’ a 3 - 2? Be os as : / r . | the Post pring fore, the mecessity for strict safety meas- ....:..:. if 2P o as befalien the motion picture re = “a~2d s ; ” ’ yy : ae a tori giocrifring th ures and no eft-hand } « Sy : ae ~~ 7 . .* = *, ~ a — ; . ~~” . o : o = 5 a i - 4 : enth and Ei reacts ie A conference recently t Mk br the limi-i*"""*’” : | ne Federal Trace Com- , - oe ha ) i -. Heit : wre! an th streets a Boo v _ = = ere preferred at 2 2: - p o +. Ea geen ; . yet we shouldn't Pies of one-way traffic. ©n these stre« tation of armament cat uss! ee oe caarses, preiert ac . i ae y : r 3 - hie the percentage of excellenes you look only one way fo ncom a . zs ir military forces. | | we exngustive investigation Dy the com- . “= | — ‘NAS 3 | wa, sce Pability, and Sction+echnique ing danger. On streets where pa y nrobab: n ie hat industry has come under pee 4 ” , iy - Egierepost stories weren't g@ . : ¥ -— ; > , One = niin ines VS ~_— + - , . ad a La: .. . P. “= aan = ' _— o side onty. For one-way streets, tt : © negotiations. : — i . tiie a r & gipe—ard certain’y higher th be the left side of the traffic. age a ee ee ee ; “a = ‘= Se aw ether weekiv. * In justice to merchants and owners of Sue . LDLeTiOC ald; cUucing anc cat — —— ee : 3 : SE cernee Shoat wot be ol : “WELL, TURKEY HAS DESERTED US.” lowed to cccupy space in front of stores | —— ee —— singgatinaeen The easti iv -ombine which the rs ali day. It is a feature that is not tol-/f ad inetitntinn = J | : ai ° — ; tr ‘ ‘ in é a ” #2 3 . & - , : — a +? ; the % leveland Plain Dealer. ite a And en tt goes. By MIAVE just received clippings of vour} beh f ¢) P , 63h ian - “. a 1 Situ | n@d the new Congress over TREA negotiate@ Dy Mr. Lerimer says that the paper containing th pent | on than i: “eC G: berc? , observe conditions and referred to the Senate for Ham fall of a many dull writers Dr. ican x e pete . = . oan at ee “= Sa aa | S TE ~W w = . pt perhaps the probability of an embargo (|‘he foreign relations committee. It 1 i eu ters, mighty dull play gection. I note that Dr. Pohiman is espe-/ already reached the total of $625,000. Contrifution to’ === Wie Tee sini 7 - — at in, == = . uncombe about foreign affairs, in our | 2m issue much discussed a dosen #. 1 conrpesers and ; RR GT iy He : cons pertalir ie ' t is sa llin —— ee +h} lationa leg .S: That would be all to |'7ow apparently of no general pubi.c - i mighty ar cially exercised over the question of who ' :, ee ' if e Pi : * y ieee “thie undesiral e ee ae ‘ _ ee , ; i th od, bu important, from it migh fixes the status of the Isle of Pines as ™ But roe nearly ae dull x ae = a* - ——— » . 7 m — =a SS Se —_-_ _ s . - - . he calls Dr. Hadwen . “O"U , Sipser a ) ene : : :, , : . =~ LOik ne comstructive acticr _sicn of Cuba. The general = "1 Im Bt. . A ri, i?io wiiie S, 5 + ‘ x ; : F % ' e = and so I Hope you will , ~ " en ‘or ee : a ‘a -_ e mia kin , : . +i% lic i ’ dis 7 - - nt rir » te . 4 oF * that his 4 oft the 207 +} ast may relieve the goo r " — . . , 7 : : . . 2 hi ‘ . ‘ 4 9 ts ne “ve Dp? oy . ‘ ona 25 La ¢ ww vu ld ou uld belong to the Uni ted States. 3 ‘ ' — ; : @Qal - — _— x- - " a I am the person st responsibh : Bat } alow when we fave hi + y might consider | assumption there were large it having sent “this sirable alien” | 2 pe se are Ty ) ) nt , ability and resign; American capital made for developing a through Canada and °- ; ital as¢ §5 On oOccasic oe eppressi. -. 7 Se ee 4 } : = t ck: the temptations of Paris (as a citrus fruit resource. What tie a : em sts = — ‘ ‘oe om- ef reparations, when the conference of Sseniarrves ' : im j own selections); the ratified treaty should now be revived F standipe as a British aicsulel ian and ant! le th | w against “ ns spr seems elds a ‘airty big stick, and has shown} , lers is seemin _s_s-s—si=sti‘(# CONSTITUTION does not provide for it; the people (to the Senate. Possibly, the incligat hea os ¢ aot- pega : = a oe — - —_— prem ming!y oscillating between > ould ri ‘ wWivisection leader, but also from his suc- : ape | ie 4 ; . tes m to inquire fearlessly into this condition ind war. when Fra » 2 paaplingger I eg ae in rebeilion at the expense; and ga (relation to the approaching close ef ia ne ‘etiiinn y . a @ re en ~ & | ; Js . . & 2 Vi VJ wie ~ . . 2 . =A) “Ww f ws movi ion = > ane ss : 4s Tas . nee ts cr I= ping ar the bit Con oO I Cavustl or. lat eat little adventure in Cuban Tre cess m™m = a. thea arguments hee te k . —_ es ™ go. et 4 Amer caus Wii Som * a Op o ite eh = t *- >} ee boits are s* ‘American vivisectors and their apologists scat a | procedure with deep co ? b . ner eagerness to be off for the Ruhr and posite this catalogue of hazards, and off- | is high time fer the status of te Isle 4 rong. the . 7 =” — - > . i i 2. X. ~ ie wee »_ wv waa ‘ — ia : ? 4 2 2® «i ‘? r > ? t > - ¢ ‘ = ceep concern for the Was setting it, are the simple facts that the Ameri- (to be settled officially and finally, f : Tre — +», of @ private fund impairs the credence t ich the ington ts as still as m before : . fc oe ning till the night befor: le _ * — re firm an — can peopie desire to be helpful (but de not | many Americans would still prefer t Ea , are firm and a a * ite 3 soi 4®@ dé: — =e +0 Leman ali are ¢. em his former visit to California in th i a epring of 1$21. : - PTit ied. Chri mas. it gets out that ' > | a bad - > & ~ ou Pr mo cor ; 4 he z iT ” } ~ Fhe . _ ROBERT R. LOGAN i nee Me a 8 = a ooo — | P we ambassadors a snow how t to go adout it) am Congress alone [ is a tm my bicod. Chr Delief and Masonic in mv allow me to protest with all th meee i cam command agci!>st @Gefend the Ke Klux Kian Ciartatian ministers whe cham: vnknichtiy ronan of egainst Masons who are my te see the fall eof Masenry elon the rise of the Ku Kivx Kian @orsement of this disrepetad'e @tie and anarchistic organization @het at the greatest Jew of all th the Man cf Galilee: a «het at the eet testitation of civilization. the hrt: _ Stam cherch: and a shot at the greatest _ Sratermal order in the werld. the Wa. _ @enie fraternity. I stand with my Jew- teh Drethren. with my Christian co--e. Ugiemistes and with my Masonic com- - fades. I stand for my country. ore ana s! my coumtrs’s laws and courts. To bell with the oT R APTER-WAR WORLD MUST LOOK GOOD TO THE SQUIRRELS ON MARS. Tn * ter Eag > “Tt Was not necessary that Enrepe, consider- ing the tension of her nerves, the certainty that the United States could not alwars remain aloof and the mysterious wars in which the Harding administration moves its dbiunders to perform, shou'd have uIndersteccd Poe Dae . eel fuily possible business this grave matter could be te mere figureheads in diplomacy such as cur em bdassadors are. It was enough that with their beads shining im the aura of the stars and stripes, and trailing them Uke comet tails the indisputable authority of American disinterest- edmess, these two continental gentiemen did cross the channel! to join that most insular an: detached of our ambassadors and the one per- haps most likely to be invested with authority it amy were granted. “Tt is only by its outward show that we mar ever guess what diplomacy is probably doing In this tmstanmce the externa! evidence that the United States was about to move diplomatically ‘oe avert a resumption of war was all that the worst of prophets could have asked. What 2id we propose doing? Had we exhausted our pa- tlence upon the incorrigible French? Had Mr. Harting. so long certain ef our complete isola- tion from the troubles cf Europe. finally dis- covered that these troubles are alse cur own? Hiaé the unbelievable Mr. Hughes, mistaking a tea of treubles for the placid sky. suddenly heard the roar of the tempest and piped hands om éeck” “Europe could only guess. She did guess, too—euessed with a hopeful and palpitant heart. Then the debacle came Fram the sub- Iimation of her expectations of what probably was happening Europe passed to the ridiculous- ness of disillusiomment. She had dreamed— and she was awake again. Our ambassadors at Berlir and Brussels—and this has since been confirmed to the size of the patie ine gone te London to confer with Col. Harvey as to the proper ambassadorial clothes for the holiday season’ While Eurepe panted their thoughts were of pants! “God biess cur ambassadors—they had not meant tc let amrone down cruelly from a great expectation. How were they to know. when Washington tells them nothing. that the pre- miers were at the moment meeting tn Lendon te decide the fate ef Europe? discover the facts, we must send representatives. why not, then, send the representatives we have already chosen who are free to act with- out further authority. No ome can fairly ques- tion their tntelligence and gumption, or that they represent the nation. Hartford Courant : newspapers which gave a the escape of Mrs. Phillins geles County Jail expressed lady left a mumber of Games i in hae cell and wonders why she did not take these things, which included her shoes, with her. Since she first crawled through a hole in the Prison win- cow 13 Dy 11 inches and then was either pulled up onto the prison roof by means of a rope iet down to her, or else clasped the roof edge. chinned herself. and scrambiing up on th sloping eaves, after which she walked to a drain pipe and slid down ft to reach the roof of an- other building, from which she tn some fashion managed to reach the ground, it seems hardir surprising that she did mot carry with her a rosary. crucifix, a picture of her husband. some jars of cold cream, a bottle of Pickles, @ can of sardines. a number of sacred pictures, a book —“The Ethics of Christianity”"—a prayer book. a white ivory vanity mirror, a package of gum. a few coins, three iron bars wrapped fm a flanne! ette nightgown. the suit and hat wern eurtag her trial and @ vase of “wee red roses” > . WHY IGNORANCE IS BLISS. (Obie State Journal) Tt ts said that. if the first water in which Deans destined for baking are scaked is not poured off, the result of partaking freely of the finished produ ‘3 extremely serious, if not actually fatal, and we can't help wondering in our terrified way, as we sit all huddled up here. trying te get ome more day’s work done before anything happens. tf cur housekeeper ts grow- ing absent-minded tm her old age or if it’s merely something else. 2 wth A omal grocer’s holiday sign. Delmar rrerfret+ + «- * © He can’t be much ef a nut on spelling. a S'rom the Detroit News. R. WILLIAM ALLAN NEILSO™, ¥ of Smith College, deprecates the use nd in general ic with abuses of what ngish” tba oe spay b much that Dr. Neilsen ies mo. -cted. If the kian is ™ =e wert of ideas this ; nadianiniat merit of truth. Yet the Sa You can’t hy -* ruuch larger than Dr. Neilson that RBS ae ide a we: ito accept his dictums as cther thes defense of the purist. The trut® people own the language. They vente i 3 constantly. Ther find a werd Uke reste it In the beginning & is “ rruption, an err of speech: usage § ie nd it is assimilated br the cam which (and rot apes dictionary) is the B hat se marr pedants pm is a distinct America® in its growth and instinc® tongue nt from a2 comme American language does not deny the so-called English tongue: that ‘> takes from it what * wants aad @& dation constructs whatever suits i and thoughts POLITICAL “LANDSLIDES | moe T*4io telephone comm nT From the Chicago Abend post. bs =-$5t im what i he HE Republican landslide of 1920 i Bree org nuelt Gar 0 eae plainly to have been mereiy “he ex] . "= im the air fx = Cor: -, ate Corr unicedl onbened ber wes - San . . there was no other party = ome Citys. Me. an assume the reins of government, ’ 40m traveling hoch ratification of this ewer was & a — “2S@ a4 ever a teles! ; c ‘he st "ation of the MWe ~~ o. of Califern ia al Sa > Franciece using xP ta.® a! hed been try? “ph Hill San Franc : Bet aron tumed im for 2"

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FO oo a RR re ane ee a aN , oe aR Mi So RE a Re eS ee PE eo > er 7 _ _—.- = _ or oer Seo Ce RE peat at 1922 The City Circu] ti - the PATCH ? EF ds that of th D ‘ tha +s auon of the Daily POST-DI alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and | , , _ ee a ; y POS ° he Times Combined by Approximately 40,000» ST.LOUIS POST-QISPATCH 27 LE POAT Fm wemery oe a —- | = "| — tial 7 = | iT 7 | es | eing humorous the young American instrumental in obtaining the pas- es i oa T 1€ Conning || It Seems MISS HALLE CLARKSON (M Married LastNight GRINGO TRUE STAGE ‘woman decided, on the hee ot he [HENRY Py WIVMAN FUNERAL me ct the Direct Importation at eee ae ot gs | | oe by the little Mexican girl, that | TO BE IN ST LOUIS SUNDAY & measure providing that imports ae @ To 0 wer | lo M | | ere was a hint which she might well | ‘ from abroad consigned to interior « a 8 | wa to her own life. She immedi-| cities might come through American aa | ec | Will MARRY ART|ST PICTURE (| MEXICO lately suggested that she, too, ought | Former Assistant Postmaster Here | seaports without being stopped for - —— a | (to make a break for freedom, and, Died Wednesday in Brooklyn inspection. a NEW YORK. By HEYW s ae ‘in the end she remained with her at the,Age of 81. In 1881 he became secretary of é a i iieinemnt. 7 tN, M , . | ‘husband simply out of pity. Funeral services for Henry P. the St. Louis and Mississippi Valley oe et a ae “ fe NEW YORK. | “alriage to Harland Fraser to | Material in Miss Sophie Tread-|, Upon this scene the play closes. It} wyman, $1 years old, former Assia- | remsportation Co. and was & ‘3 laa number of people have begun} Be Performed in Ballroom | -well’s Play Is Convincing. {concense eran ee aana one it | dant Postehaster ef St Louls and! Missies Se eae | oe pen a ena repose Ass to worry because of their belief that | fw bit ) | . Sy &> concerns people who remain entirely | : eet He was noted for his ; a OT Woman’s Club Critic Sav secondary in the play tter | eldest son of the late Prof. Edward | interest in school and church af- - oe young writin ; ev OaYS. piay, nO matter) al : . 2 have touched her white, white see a eee Gaines cs re, ‘ve song author's itnent may have | Wyman, noted educator, who died ore Bg 60 gee eo pony ce , 3 hand uous of | Ph, By HEYWoOc “Wednesday at the wane 6¢ Si Jl, and Lindenwood College at St. F ya shal! a aot rest in os ong lado neaamg ee Woman's Club, Pence Mane Be roc Dramatic ( ga? — New York |p. shonament air aan daughter, Mrs. W. M. Tuttle in| Charles were among his sioedaheul & 4 can eview,”’ | Orc : : ' ; r » : , smi] ; , f « . = have watched her deep, deep /Bays an editorial in the Evening’ Miss aoe ant Serlanded iwith capers: By Leased Wire From the New York | | first lady in waiting. That is, ¢f| Brooklyn, N. Y., will be held Sun —— he eld sons i oul skies Post, “that Anglo-Saxon lands show bride ale Clarkson will become the, | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch on is a first lady in waiting and day Oe, ee Ea, ea He wt pti acedans Bale ay SK i : > v_Y. . . : > c os ~ . ; = 3 asi 008 only mourntfu e less respect for continuity and tra- ny tomorrow evening of Harland NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—“Gringo”’ Not petting survive to the end. ‘Church, Sarah avenue and Wash- master Bh oe his brother. Frank , 2 |dition in art than France. In Paris raser, the St. Louis artist. An 'probably brings a more authentic ene America® Characters ington boulevard. The body is ex-/| Wy in 190 . : r | “e § y Wyman, in 1903. He i: | b x n her dark, dark , - ; | altar h F delish eeu Jin rringo” is completel ealized , $ survived by : have see the young poet visualizes himself | aS been erected in front of the 'picture of Mexico to the st: tha P yt SUP. | > , ; = i you , . , r “ : age ‘han) fhe playwright should have done /|Pected to reach here tomorrow. In-|two brothers, Frank Wyman of 5845 es hair \grasping a proud torch and says, |*W° large mirrors at the north end }any play which the American thce- | ; | , blinded by despair. ‘Hi ) . | f th | much more with them or, still bet-|terment will be in Bellefontaine | ©@>@nne avenue, and Arthur Wyman . : \) : “(shall be | ugo and De Musset were great /°f the room, flanked on either side! pater has known. We are not talk- 'ter, much less. However, the father, | ¢ : of Chicago; a son, Leigh Wyman of ? ‘men who went far, and I will gojby large French baskets of Columbia. jing on our knowledge of the fact | at least, is neded. for the nes | etre $957 Westminster place, and a have kissed her red. red further.’ In America Prof. Erskin> roses.and baby’s \that Sophie Treadwell, who devised | Wyman was born at Hillsboro, ll.| qagughter, Mrs. Tuttle. Death was breath, and here'| : P : i which his alien and precocious child | : ~ noe a 5 pee es would say: hibesernmn st and | the marriage service will be read by “om ave: Blane at the Comedy Thea- | tries to tel] him of the affairs of her | pothage om in St. prem 7 so hn due to infirmity caused by advanced i shall | = >“ ongtellow were on the wrong track, | the Rev. Dr. Ivan Lee Holt of St. er, is well acquainted with life be- | |heart is as moving and humorous a ; years ago, en e moved | age. drouth. and I will blaze a new path.’” yond the Rio Grande and has wri- bit a4;ieast to make his home with his Y > ‘ — a of y aah -ehe shealant the youn Methodist Episcopal] Chyrch. ten vivid newspaper stories about |some er git as we have seen in | daughter. During the Cfvil War he Southern Surgeons Elect Officers. . @ j 4 TIONS 4 “you have felt her soft caress /American poet say exactly that? To | Mrs. John E. Mitchell Jr, the ma- Villa, who evidently serves as the | I d ’ |had charge of the movement of all MEMPHIS, Dec. 15.—Dr. James ; 4 1a hall no more know happiness. |Say anything else would be false to a tron of honor, will precede tne bride model for the most interesting char- | neidentally, the play concerns a Federal ’troops along the Mississippl/F, Mitchell, of Washington, was : 'tradition far more imposing than the | ‘to the altar. Her gown is of soft’ acter in “Gringo.” The more ime) i” which gold is found in gen-/| River and handled transportation | elec president of the Southern 3 gt » have once known Aglavains | tradition of Longfellow. The debt of | filmy lace ceiling pale pink chiffon. | es requirement, that the mate- ih oe irri = the rock. “Gringo” | for Grant's campaigns. After the pone = Association, in session here en oS ca shall not find repose again. |modern American poetry to Whit-/ The drapery has been caught low rial should seem true, has been ac- worth i theo: pe rapenes mead Pat flatten hee Comedie fe Se raatetis thee ae ! Ee ss THOMAS A. BORGE. man is obvious and acknowledged. \at the side witha garland of flow-'| | complished. Doi oscge ref pe A cae aie aes and was Chief Deputy Collector for organization includes Dr. James E. es (SE ‘ers, and from either side of the back | ieee : And yet the play seems to us infe- pete w uller the Port of St.Louis for 14 years.| Thompson of Galveston, Tex., and j 3 2 Showed His Clay Heel. In somewhat the same manner iat the waistline will fall short chif- a a a by tems h ee ee eee See —— dR oe age —s £8 oto ‘ | Sie He was an orphan with three /the Times, in commenting on an ar- fon trains. Her headdress will be of | : rom = ——— | | Bow oo ae gore pap tig PHOTOPLAY THEATERS on oS lac -|ticle by r } a figure similar to Miss OTOPLAY THEATE | an Adirondack | — ¢ — » sad Dorothy Canfield in werent woven into a coronet, and she| «George. Washington,” in which he|Treadwell's Tito. prewn dilhe/s- te: — \ BA RS AMUSEMENTS s en . will carry pink roses. ar as Le ‘ette. ’ j Same of $40,000 a year. I de cided | “Certain things—it would be easy) ‘ Me $ ‘appeared as Lafayette a _— as much about Mextics | is] wees ee te —? ! se@hen he was 2 little older we'd | to draw up the code or creed of the | The bride, who will be given in| . Sa Mlee treadwell, hut he wag more | . marriage by her fath will bo — F. Meyerson Jr. will arrive in| at ease and better verse | # 8 kéep people from | ‘intellectuals’—must be believed. | 8 y ne ather. rsed in the ways | | sea Vandyke to p peop ; in | St. Louis soon from the West, where/of the theater. Of c + | 3] arried him for his/| They are believed by many; and the | -gowned in white velvet, made on/|5 @f course, that isn't | ool os Feven one night we went fathers of the contemporary faith | long, straight lines, with no trim- he has been attending college, (0 | altogether surprising. | 3 » An 4 i'ming except for orange blossoms, | spend the holidays with his parents, “Gringo” is a first play, or at any | , at their home, 5739 Cabanne avenue. rate the first play of the author to sites Wistese See PEON ie Rh, oogrenge o ——- é rs | CONTINUOUS 1:00 TO 11:00] GON TINUOUS 10:00 TO 11:30 | 3} Mats. 180 to 50c; Eves, 25e to $1.00 oe “ginner where he couldn't sign | ‘do their best to enforce it upon the | th ogee and he counted out the | public. , If you have an inferiority — will hold the skirt Srapety * » from his bill-fold under the | complex, how pleasant it is to show at the side. The neck line will be A girl with an orange hat ts yourself impregnably superior to | low and square and there will be ee ee ! = rs Tt ecemabile now. Puritans and old fogies and reac-| Short velvet sleeves. A silver-lined | el gadis lage. ee ee) piece, best defined as ironic comedy LAST TIMES TODAY—ATTEND THE 30c MATINEE AND SAV MONEY! —— Boys, Fables ete.--8:15 _ A a ‘'tionaries and people generally un-| Velvet court train will hang from | tan tio ae an “4 pe great promise and some extraor-. Con t T ] d ° OR r ” {} 2:30— Heras & Wills —8:30 ae POLLYANDRA. ltortunate enouch to have been born | the shoulders, and over this will fall | today from Ml persiesie Ate where dinarily interesting achievement | stance adimaag@e mn : AST IS W EST 4 2:40—- MART WEEKS —8:40 Bad 7a Midlees 4900, ot lenct vataca 12a¢* [te tulle béldal veil; caught to her | she peo —_ attending the Beweies which does not quite come off. | BOBBY VERNON IN “PARDON MY GLOVE” 3 2:55— K aw t ~8:55 sande thing most of the com- | coiffure with a Russian headdress | "®t — i a 7 h . “2 | Too Much for Three Acts. | GRAND CENTRAL ONLY—THE “EAST IS WEST’—MARIMBA BAND ' OIE eston will say to Mr. George | ‘ of orange blossoms. the holidays with her parents Bets We don't know why, but we ire GENE RODEMICH'S—ORCRESTRA—BILLY KITTS’ H 3:15—Flannagan & Morrison—9:1§ " Lorimer’s observation that é reel od have a the Salts She will carry orchids and lilies of | een to Millbrook after New | ger Nye bcomtage that it lies in the 3} 3-35 EDITH CLIFFORD —9:35 is full of mighty dull writ-/ings of the Puritans they excelled {the valley. Pe /fact that there is rather too much , ° ONE T ‘DN ' 7 =e 1 bap Mr. Lorimer’s Satevepost | all other settlers in choosing adroit | George W. Clarkson Jr., brother | 4 a ree : ¢ 1908 i 2 to be told in the space of three acts. a EIN ONE--GRAND CENTRAL SATURDAY 3 3:53— MRS. —9:53 tts more than its share,of dui] press agents. We find the Times! of the bride. will serve Mr. Fraser as Mrs. Emons seg - ami-| There are, in effect. two sets of = \3| SIDNEY DREW That is the sort of com- | speaking as if there were no ancient | best man. There will be 350 guests | WH even ee 7 — ee characters, some Mexican and oth- —— ] 2 3 i 4:11--BARCLAY > © gsually indulged in by those | American tradition except that of | who will remain for a reception. a luncheon V a ay afternoon. ers American. The story of Mex- —=- CLARA KIMRAIL Washington LARRY Being & CHAIN--10:11 ho don't read the Satevepost. One /the Puritans. It seems to us quite Mr. Fraser and his bride will go sieiiat » the Caltein: Gi eel absorbed our attention com- — oy Lorn “DEXTER Univerait Pi: 3) 4:25—Eight Blue Demons—10:25 athe articles of the Intelligentsia’s | probable that the Dutch who came ito New York for a honeymoon trip! afte yr sa ob “ pape a Sientetiemae: pletely, but we found only the mil- = s SILy SEMON E 4:33— News Pictures —~10:33 ‘Gedo fe that the Post prints ‘noth - this country before the expedition | of several weeks, and upon their re- * oy eon in ; - moors est interest in the fate of the Amer- | = “ENTER Glee and AS THE KING OF Reo Mr | aak ; imme tie f= I uty, . FF Lceeceageecenegesedecgeeessereveceneedicy ee teeneesousseseeeeeeeenS ‘tng but stories glorifying the busi- | to Plymouth Rock may well have/turn to St. Louis will be at the = min ae cali atin’ psa icans whose lives happen to run par: | — r ati Mandolin Clubs DUFFERS, in a - Name success of the 100 per cent| hated the Puritans just as heartily |Gatesworth Hotel until their apart- | Aesocmes a : a pom coe i NaS ay wn = MADAME 40 COLLEGIANS “GOLF ”’ Leading Thevtre of Steals = ragr yet we shouldn’t wonder 38 the most modern of the young ment has been prepared for occu-| rapy'’s saie 0 naic ' -and we have an explanation. The ian : : : guest of Miss Lorena Chamberlain. | git chief OU IS NEXT WEEK. a epee in ¢ wiletml to the Post ns tunately America is not restricted to | Minster place. He served in the Both girls will return to St. Louis ~ ihe tone art che > 3 , i * OF THE T A\W” BEGINNING MONDAY NIGHT ry *” | choosing the Puritan tradition or/navy during the war Ag te: % re Bee pa Foenass ct she has to make a | ANITA STEWART IN | 4 44 ‘ rT. a AT DN > IRR O-J veld tor st aceriain rate. For his jone at all. We have a right to a Cee rete ter carcren a, |choice as to whether she shall go/| ‘THE WOMAN HE MARRIED’ DORIS KEANE - second story, the writer gets, it is Sieinee- enty sr pet es conning: | lain will be with her parents, Mr.! .*ith the adventurer in his roaming | ‘ elie . Pathos—Heart Appeal—Thrills In the Most Emphatic Success of Ber likély, a larger the |. 4 oa LOLA and Mrs. M. E. Chamberlain of 5948 | through the CHARLIE CHAPLIN REVIVAL “ Career. Her triumphant successor * O Pp IN I O N Tey check, though the 'Nobody enjoyed the Puritans partic- | = * mountains or return to Dave Sliverman’s Orchestra COMEDT—~"MUD AMD SAND’ at “Romance.” ™ story is no longer than the first. | ig ap ae al | Soc jal j ; Clemens avenue, for the holidays. the ledge of civilization on which “That,” thinks the writer—and just- ularly while they were alive and) OcI tems D | her father hag held her. Withot | _ pretty i'there is no reason why they should | ; “ts handsome. I'l] matte be satisfied because thev are dead Miss Vv, Larew Nicols, who is a | hesitation she chooses her swagger- | @ory an extra 1000 words. At least two large dinners, at ; Student at Sullins College, Bristol, Ing lover. All that is well motivated, ." And so it goes. But when ; , which the guests will include the! V2. Will spend the holidays with thoroughly comprehensible and =x- Lorimer says that the world ig|_ In Miss Canfield's article in the geputantes of this season and some|her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. LP. | ceedingly dramatic. THE CZARINA ~ —_ Nights, ace )duyties, C1 ee Maloy and Arthur/205 Applications So Fan—Summer ae " | - | SEE THE SCREEN FEATU English.” It is an intere b that elimination probably iw hen we were 20 When we said | gyocyum. Chorus of 108 Persons to B Added Attraction—Third We k | i ate | that Dr. Neilson says has the= ected. If the klan is wronz, | ‘S¢!f-expression’ did we mean’ gelf- | + Oh Siege 10 pus Gee eat et | ane Chosen From Students. with His Associate ‘inzing Artis‘s f truth. Yet the subject {s 86, Pr. Neilson that it is im possible” Will Present Excerpts from i You expression’ or did we mean the ex- can't murder or | 1 “CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA” rd Shaw's self? Did | n idea: ideas. if they're false. | pression of Bernard Sh . 'entertainment, the Players of the , if ~~ | , 4 ; . . - - - 2 . j e Cat ; Diversifying their usual form of Only two more days remain for wages Barrie COLUMBIA sucille Aayer Princess tums as other than acasena mt deaths. l we not yell pentionence! hypoerite Artists’ Guild itnions ' ine singers to apply for admission to the Humfeld’s Jeelmonte Orchestra. Vs Contralte VAUDEVILLE St. acy crecte ft 1 gro a at peaple who ventured to express Vine tast night, with various talented 1923 Municipal Opera Chorus School -DELMONTE sOssric. Gronestral Pictures” | |i “11 a. M--Continesns Delttents P i create What rs lities than the brisk, | ah Sit Pras CERSCEIUO ec . ) - B.——Contingous -_ . guage. They Meee cerns the Canadian boot. | er Personal! Slips ‘members “doing the acts.” Mrs.|t® open Thursday night, Jan. 4, at STARTING romMoRROowW — [|i STROUT’S MILITARY yy Ly | HUSSARS Wg worsen * PORTS HARDY & CO. PARDO & ARCHER HARKIB & gt 4 j BERTRAM & AND SHIRLEY MASON ord like ‘“‘movie” ine it is manifestly a y ba — miles you can or of speech; usage sanctions & Be. on FPA lated by the common tongue © | le dictionary) is the parent of s0- many pedants. overlook is istinct American language, 98 ~ ] ) ) ) ] ] ] ] ] ] ] 1 ] ] ] ] : ] ] ] ; ) ) ] ] ) ) ) ] ] ] , ] » . ] ] ! clear-eyed, level-headed, disillu- ay ve . ) sioned type which happened to suit Archer O'Reilly was in charge of ar- Hibernian Hall, Grand boulevard and PB rangements and Louts La Beaume This seems to us as curious a mis-| introduced the numbers, which in- conception of the purposes of Shaw ‘cluded a monologue by Mrs. Walter ) Ri ce cas eneaantdred. If Mias | Fischel; piano so lobsy Mrsv Charles pal Theater Association, 1878 Arcade : Rice, and French chansants by Miss Building, which will remain open )p 7 : 1 ) ’ ) ] 7 ) ) . ) , , > 1 ] ) , ] ] ) : 1 ) 7 ] ] ] ] ; ' ] ] ] ] : ] ] ] ] ] } } ] ] ] : STARTING NECEMB y) SU NDAY a UL [BER 4 MATINEE DAILY CHRISTMAS, W cnx) | DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS| Finney avenues. Application must be made at the offices of the Munici- our fancy?” —— wat AND SAN FRANCISCO NS SE b- — Canfielg thinks of him asa ‘“disillu- | 3 Louise kK roeger in costume ‘ith her: ‘n IN wt stinct as any apne 5 RADIO PHO c 10 : ‘s » wonder if she has, : . Sete’, With Deri until 6 p. m. tomorrow receive | 0 ' : am a erecta root. : eT —- N CONNECT N a 0 Palle : M: an and th r. | father, Ernest R. Kroeger, accom-|,, , Bea 1 aes + es R QO B I N HOOD” | ia “ARIRLSY OF TES nee. = eee }ever read eithe vii . wale 4 : we lnst- ute ic: ‘ "i oo , os ’ % e does not deny kinship with — 4on Beli poral wig particularly ‘“‘Back to | Panying her at the piano. A sup- maa a | PRICES—~ | wont Wee, 6 ee eee ish tongue; that would be silly. ‘ for eved to Be Rec. ' M th ; a - . per Was ser\ ed in the grill room U p to yesterday -05 St. Louisa ns, Bvesines. $) 10 to S%e ea," ag - e€ use a 1. a » wall P . ~*+T ‘ ‘e hat it wants and on that foun ee ~ ~liyptond vocuties 3 z HEYWOOD BROUN. after the performances by applying for admission to the Matinees, 83c to 55e : | EE ; ¢ t sy eir i . , 0 ; “te orn y whatever suits its own 2B een » ag | school, had expressed a desire to | | SUNDAY | NDAY —— bw one ce 4 ‘CISCO, Dec. 15.— . Interesting accounts of the trip try for places in the 1923 opera ~ : ~ aeeees a Cm , and Atlanta. in et Steamship Movements. bosheg dig ag and Miss Eleanor chorus. As is known, the entire TONIGHT AT 8:20 | AL “LANDSLIDES. =aI0 telephone Seinatiebies | a. 2g cat ype Lepper hina have summer opera chorus of 100 is T IN A PLAY: OF AD aie Abendpost. ne tin wh: it is believed | By the Associated Press. ‘been received, and vesterday Mrs. . f | landslide of 1920 is now § — S sbeseeiing “ zi ee NEW YORK, Dee. 14.—Carmania, Henry Leverett Chase, of 5836 Clem- | ©"08en from the sthdents. The ex- e Arli ) been merely the expression fn the air. In sie ©°) | Queenstown and Liverpool. ens avenue, received a collection of penses of the school are borne by DELMAR AT HAMILTON orge ISS action of the people with He communic: ve: ne | Bremen, Dec. 13, George: Wash- rice linen embyYoideries from her|the Municipal Theater Association ‘ially liked f a ——$—— t. The Republicans were P seating isco | ington, New York (and sailed from daughter, which she will add to the! and all that is asked Are especially liked for ¢ = Se | ween San Francisco |! City, Mo. an extendeq | Southampton 14th). : Sf Californ: a, on Telegravh / burg. | The Alliance Francaise has sent in- bars the student from further par- . * | 6s EN ruck i Th RRA iR\ halt | | Veraen Res Maes | sT. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA = progressive Republic ” : San Francisc ‘©. usine its si - — Vitations for a matinee to be given at ticipation. Vj hite Black isdiwe' & wid | ie: | math Pree Bt ene. rohibition has met with a nue’ " oa, ll, XB, talked at 3| ‘French Bill Against Foreigners. (the Chase Hotel, Tuesday, Dec. 19, at All preliminary work will be fin- P ° ] As thrilling as ge A mee. — you v@ || i ~ : * nn Ly . reeanith ats 4 = ‘ : : 2 ever Wwitnesse« ch st may be hoped, will giv® ao MOrninne with XV. the By the Ansociat:3 Press. '3 oclock. Paul Leyssac will give ished prior to the meeting of the liih COMING SATURDAY | A\ I ell OU ores. ‘ . | . , “Bea re is very| dramatic readings in French. Mr.! first class Examinatio of ¢ li- | ’ ve fort of PES] a Ation of the Sweeney 2ARIS. Dec. 15.—There is very|‘ 8, amination of app il A > | to conquering the ators, | = Schoo) at K: insas City. | PA ae l fo my Levssac plavs the part of the Fren h cants is being made this week by —oand all dark shade Ss for RODOLPH VALENTINO — Baldwin's. 1111 oes Site ismen as well as Sen s | slight probability the the bili tor hosan d cera RE, Gel FOE so vs Re in “ALI. NIGHT ) Sun., Seleists: RT eee, IAN e-elected, have to bear in % psig of pleasantries, | P : aetatl Ambassador in “The Czarina,” which William A. Parson, chorus master of Winter w ear. =e *WUNDE y voters B80 many of the P : reported Ww GM, the sta- ‘bidding foreigners to hol sane te onNens Monday at the America r the Municipal Opera Company, who p y F ar —everane. "a = =" n } : ’ r | i +4 , > ~ : " S ¢ > - r es . e ° ; Ww feel themselvés called UP" — Constitution, At-|in France, or to mene proversy | * be on go EE | SPR ee ee Mp ol tag roe Ne cee isl | ly for a modification of ets, » had been trying to &et more than nine years without for- In Paris Mr. Leyssac has acted at has been associated with the opera 66 OWDER RIVER” dy ine: sained genult e 7 Ph” Mill, San Francisco. The | mal governmental approval, will’ the Theater du Vaudeville, Reiane enterprise since its beginning in 1919. 5 95 $ 50 : Dr! i) chiefly. due to the split al 108 , Seen tuned in for WGM and | pass the French Senate, the Amerl- Theater. Theater de rOeuvre and has and was in charge of last year's | ——— = PRESENTED BY . ‘station returned its ca]! | can Emabssy-has been informed un- toured in France and Belgium with chorus school], the first in connec- VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS the two groups fighting . bitter way. It.is quite } officially in reply to the protest re- ‘members of the Comedie Francaise. tion with the annual summer opera Franc ‘isco The dis- | BARRY’S, 905 Locust St. ; LIBERTY (3% i — . . > = In America Mr. Levssac has nmiaved feason Classes will cofivene regu- . Peet | Atlanta and Sap Frafi- | cently made by the State Depart iw ason. C : gu- | seta ee canto ee of ae =tMately 2250 atied by | ment in Washington against the; with Walter Hampden in the “Way- larly on Monday and Thursday nights| | — y ‘ a oa 4 measure. farer,” and in Percy MacKaye's play,juntil May 1. || _—_—_—s—s—s— ®nal la i a ll a FETs TESTERS Sas COORD oe ooo ee? eT ehs Say eea TaN

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ia ee | : FRIDAY, | Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. DECEMBER 16 28 ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Cireulation of the Daily POST- om ae a Se Se day Post-L e i Alea a Ss Adv ertisers R — 1) ao woe ARERR I\e Oe Bt 1} REPORTED LAST NicHT G may MS . ico ) 2g Resulted in Injury to Nine Af ( | > = . : x a AM E RIC 'A Wp AER My ot RE ae rs bs ee ieee es ¢: Leapae od NEES. 5S an, Oe ; ad ie a RS 2. onda cir ad hte a —_— érsOns—Slippery Streets The slippery condition of the Streets last night was reported by the police as a cause of 18 automo- y | : ATA | 2 ? I i bile accidents tn which no one was f ffts ; | | | bs. 2 When the cig injured, and six which resulted in in- , He, | | \' i | Among the Colg jury to nine persons. s pd > ; i, . az ) “a LP OF fey « y ( & Bauer, 21, of 2916 Arkansas ave- = - / y, /\& > we attempted to turn out of ; 2 ; mes J wD ae when a — we + ~ 4 avenue, were cut and bruised hey ‘ ox e = - ‘Y . — | | d : Gere taken to the city hospital! VA \' a : : whence Mrs. Monihan was ‘fe &» , | | é Ze \ ; . home. Baur was charged with fel- {2 05C/7 oo ey 4 | ¢ Ay Yui... \ Were a ; ‘ | EB : 3 | | Persons hurt in other accidents AN is ¢ ANY | 1 : } ke . ~ Sp and their injuriet.are: Nora Bayes WIVES Q. \\ | | SF b 42 ts Putnam’s Fore actress, and her pianist, Dudley Wil- : | : . ' = \ 5 , 2 NS ot Fine Hand- Qhy4 By HE Walbridge, 38. of 1316 South Four- N : : ‘Vp £8 ; - of teer.th street. serious lacerations : M : Vs Fatlored Suits. Overtcoals . sy athor am oe S525 North a rem Oung Chad Yr aT Smal wu % x Re — Fe arihye) aliG Trousers : * HE ball was opened broken right hip right arm and Clothing » ff » fi . 1G | 7 \ a mu KY i . be oe ~£ ° : a - = : ; : - ’ ~ - fee 4 ; ee > : _ ~e 4 . . listanee awe nve. the car tracks to avoid the women af rrjill onihan 5 1 O bee . " - rey Z bs \ SALA North Twentieth street. and Mr: i) > - 1 - ] : : 7 a S A = Eva Stauder, 47, of 2719 Gravois Vier | =; — - SS > SYS 4 fi ‘ L as P ’ . ~ ~ y // legge = - | : ‘ ) F . od me ™“e 4 - onions wounding. ~= kinson, Hotel Statler, cuts: Frank | 2 -'@ : : —— \ Nakers Finer Quali iL hres o MN S = , sealp wounds: Véctor Ritayik, 23. o: ¥ the 22nd of August. > a€,; a and Gus Till, 2212 Wyoming streets, —~ = 7 : ts : ; 2 - " " a — £ Ee. S : ies " bx : | : ee | New ork yj, SS Gen. Israc! Putnam to ts “*! ’ . Ss . pe Miss Bayes and Wilkinson were : Se A. : ; ; riding east on Locust street in an a2u- cal *! . mA Y r : bi! a . i a ' “ S i Now. Gen. Putnam _temobile owned by Julius Walsh Jr e — : or : 7 i i ; aes ~ati —— m — gg Indeed. once wher 4499 Lindell boulevard. en route to = —~ RUT pC aa em en nian ss. a = => ey) whit = man. ‘ - ‘their hotel, when at Twentieth street ~~ IZ ; | a ———————— te lowed a huge wolf down the car collided with a delivery tric« Re —~ et: 4 . 7 with his hunting knife. Miss Bayes was cut on the head an? : é = , es ~~ wianen taal ee Oe the Benet by This sale—coming right in the heart of the Christmas season—when prices in general are at their highest—pre- ; ay Ckperience Ou * ‘ P ° . . ae . . » 5 riitar edieg sents an ideal opportunity of saving on actual necessities and on Christmas gifts. Come tomorrow. Buy for Be rot 2 great military ger . . . - . . a. t tnre COMPROMISE IN DAMAGE AWARD | this Winter—buy for Christmas—buy for next season. You can save many, many dollars by investing now. i going to try to capture b : did not know quite ho Teamster to Take Half of $35,000 a ae at SAVE ALMOST ONE-HALF SATURDAY ON MEN’S, YOUNG MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ Be, the night f > William N. Gordon, teamster, who | | ~— id along the shore. The sé St he tumen Matiwaye by = 9B Piatbush, which would b jury in Cireult Judge Davis’ court * . 4 the next morning. The Si detour around to the ri Oct. 27. last, agreed in the same : found his army surround court today to accept one-half the. . a amount awarded him. The cour $18 AND $20 $22.50 AND $25 $27.50 AND $30 $35 AND $40 $45 AND $47.50 $50 AND $55 ~ @ =~ fourth aoe wees > ere was only one thiz iim soa: | OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVE St»: Sean ter OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATSE, phim: in: foo OR SUITS OR SUITS OR SUITS: OR SUITS OR SUITS 8 mates £833 Magnolia avenue, cut ear and \y | | " } | | | pte 0) BS ae : : | ' . oa? short ee fee ge en 79 FIFTH AVE pat a nin Youn MEN ANDO BOYS }{ THE LARGEST exch it 41-51 EAST 114>ST Pe | oaks astel * ha PT) “eaacts! caca.usivw& Civ . 3 = | é >» | . . } . - WM. .. : most unfortunately heen “to have the hand amputated. He | } also sustained a fracture of the col- = it’s aT : a. Severely wounded, ox lar bone and other injuries May 29. % ’ ) + , ~ — | and 1100 had been capt te when an a a he was cit ) a? aa Bry > | = ii >? ; vw 3 | Pifteen hundred sold me was struck by a street car pre ' | | 3 . e : : - i | e lot ; at Vandeventer avenue and (fratiot | +a’. le | Mi | i | 4 , ; “4 eles ar mn se street. ) 5 | | = | : if om ritisnh ine EDUCATORS PAY = | : rt aise F | a5” , . . * ae Se 78S, and wait for somé _ TRIBUTE TO MENDEL . | LD 3 | raat eae : Het ' 7 Hy ) | SS aie could take it fo | AND PASTEUR = fi | : ; : ¢ | | Wa 34 L, ae rr] ' ees Bis plight for news t ) : | | ) ef ’ part of the eolor | at | ) Pee : Sa%3 | Meek received with reg Centinued From Page eee | l ries | ? ) ¥ : from the other side*o€ # beverages. Later he spent ch years ? 4 | : sans | ~ 7 3 3 “e " | eS sharply divided int} in studying and conquering the dis- Zz - | ; a the English fleet w (mses of the French silkwormes. and ‘ 4 —trer rae beits f : ; ws ~~ | 5 } which talk dm oe ~ et oe 3 are x ke Sao 3a | wae Br’ : | Sn ee , . ' : Ked much of for this service the French Govern- “A Ws —S ~~ ——~ ) | ree “" whenever it was possible VE A . | €2mMe more a PSs) OVERCOATS— ss THE OVERCOATS— THE OVERCOATS— rms 0" azeressive ment awarded him an annuity of cu f 12.000 francs. This s increase, —— ~ THE OVERCOA is was increase THE OVERCOATS THE OVERCOATS— alin “Chill d ‘este “Suses Gael a : ¥ th adjustable ) ee on “ia ig te ) Coats, iow! oats, sters autiful Uisters Wi on j : ee eee oe , Norfolk, pleated and one-piece backs’ Dress Coat; of heavy solid-coler Viemm : pelts of King George ) | Might bring the glad ne after his work in discovering an ant!- dote for rabies, to 25,000 francs. a. nig ages | Heavy Ulsters in full length shore and sterettes in helted vies Full-belts. hal?f-belt nad piain stvries' . K ft ¢ r lea fabrics of superior qualitv’ Pure wool-—equal te finest custom: aaa EN the rebels. Before Pasteur. the speaker sai:d, Peeeereativa models of fne Seotche icin Milt eelth aaaent Pure wor THE SUIT , harassed men kept wide . =e THE SUITS— decison. it was believed that the smaller or ial cs eettied maodciol Seaplane ys Sees aie Ir, full-belt — rf Deived moue: Mad e lee Obeer ae \ fanisms were generated sponta- vi ‘ on THE SUITS SUITS 4 wh mene nike ’ peoes land ‘a of superb woolens' ; : Worsteds, velours, cassimeres, Scotches! The finest Suits m our immense Superb weolens of superior qu=s peously, and there was even a recipe M THE SUITS ES ates “a THE SUITS— *sl'reres, “eo strir Form-fitting or conservative models! aegee> woes Se fer the production of mice—sprinkle bits of cotton felt with cheese, and Splendid garments cf servi€eabie mate- : leave them in a closet, and mice rials' ; ) ~ . C L i tche nd Worsteds! is one far mae one Lé and re bei ’ pes we Porm-fit? ,r OF *®On Servartive ‘vies’ 7} : ¥ . me hee teehee anal . a : 2 PP , . . ~ £4 = * b ‘ : \ ee : ’ " > "-~ — =- > : 5 &@ : weecs in sport moceis Stripes, checks and rove into being spontaneously, “that the In Our Moner-Saving Basement In Our Money-Saving Basemew cost. if deai bacillus of tuberculosis has an an- nem cestry. and that the pus cerms which . g iB os way cde aang age snag he IN OUR , IN OUR | i Seem scretsas PANTS BOYS CHRISTMAS CLOTHING! MOASEMENT Telling of the results which DEPARTMENT ' 9 t BASEMENT = eee YY saperiments COMBINED STOCKS OF H. B. ROSENTHAL-ETTLINGER CO., AND OUR OWN STOCKS—AT INCOMPARABLE SAVINGS | upon animal. Dr. Vaughan § sai that tf the opponents of vivisection »>y : 2 : S eee nirened Opinion | Worsted Pants. : a _ = PANTS SUITS OVERCOATS ' tasted eter. the animals themselves, they wou! " iin = saved the tives of myriads of qat- Pants, 3] 95 ' ) rs ' Men's sheep-lined “ ' a 4 ™ iillians *anv.is Coats, “% BOYS’ S17 OVERCOATS AND . -~ tle, swine and poultry. at Feces —y7 » BOYS’ S1350 ALL-WOOL SPANTS § as , by France. ° PANTS StI“ $12.50 ALL-WOOL JUVENILE | , ae Se OVERCOATS ii ~ WO “Pasteur was fortunate in being a Men's and ro a -% saci a ot ) Suits in Frenchman,” said the speaker. who men’s $425 and 2 7/ Z : cotche and tweeds $ 45 ‘hinechillas. kersers ewest ebades. Over- $ 95 ) Men's slicker $ eited as proving the appreciation 4f —— | - ; sink ne models. Lined §- rm ns and Scotches $ 95 a Sm omg send ) lined athe dog 4. his work by his countrwmen. the fact a | i nn Newest modeis Sises 3 kate cS ~y | | that, in a vote taken for the grear- Men's extra —s \\ ‘ | buds ae pe ae 85 Hee : ° Wer's blanket Cs 2.95 ! BOYS BOYS’ $2? OVERCOATS AND art ae tn $3. est Frenchman. Pasteur receive? - - - eceive:} Ss “CROMPTON etal | ~ 2 PANTS SUITS . ORD ROY svt $5 ALL-WOOL JUVENILE Strrs tv gar- parte 3.040.009. ea p . . ae —oifd blue serwes—a's satis A page Br ead ~_ atene $ 50 | ‘Tined .00 ee a , $ 85 st styles and Z —t ——. . Sizes 2% : tte sizes Oda lot of Men's Ts on , 2 . » “= - at. President Robison of the univer- men’ "$4.50 to { lined Sizes 7 t9 $ sity. in the closing address, summin 5.00 “geet 0) ° Years — Mackinaws 2 : Pants ep the characters and achievemen?:« sajaiibiais me of the two scientists, said: me . x ‘ BOYS’ WATERPROOF RAIN- UN ical ane Pecuect ane = = = # +4 00 . : Heese we PLalp MACKIVAWS $750 ALL-WOOL JUVENILE SITS COAT OUTFITS paid: * . . “4 -. = ‘ -¥ ' Were like Mendel and Pasteur’ Ve-~r 7 ane ecks Fi $ 45 eidsie and : + ory . >I" Irs - ety 2 Xe at S'2es r to Sizes -- s oda rot of Men's erseys ir Coat rith hats to ver ‘Twist 35 matc! Biac! slicker + trimmed “ tan rai Overcoats . —_-____— : ——_ | ues ia as ' — ALES A BO RR © ANAS Rig ROO NE AE COICE BI NASA IEF LAN LG PAE et ANI Ry, SHE * Many are, Sut. would that there |i ‘ | a were no excentions’ if the true «cc . ane | en shee ME < youre entific spirit ef -arnestnes« and ho- mer $7.50 to $38 $5 00 ant: ' . e ever and always the lamp to the feet of those who are on the que [en's and young fer truth. the hearts of the true low | rr a Sto $19 ‘6 00 ere of science would ever be «ac Pants | e fenied by spectacles which would b+ , fcomiral if they did nor c'onk a eoul’< Men s all - wo § tragedy; they would never be paine:! . — ages 3 45 he the sight af Tren learn ead tr phys — a ~—* * . ics or mechanics anf the fike. es- Young men’s fre saying the role of prophets tn Israei | flannel -ants +4 75 Ye ° disposing of everrvthing with a sum. All - wool Pants, $5 .. - SS Se este 00 A CLOTHING COMPANY “@ixcoursing with solemn wisdom .». | at the mysteries of the hereafter—ana ) ) } < teary Wave cf the hand. Such men m suit patterns, : : forget—poor. limile minds’—they for =. “hens i MuiAtions—and they meet the fa’, 8:30 A. M. : ree are tmz mee ihe A. M. TO 6:30 P. M. N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV.

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; FRIDAY ) DECEMBER 16. 1929. ——— 7H 1 Among the Colonists Hoped for a Complete ? ; nday Post-Dispatch “avertisers Receive G8 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Sa those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. — —_-—_—_—— [te ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © WANTS, REAL ESTATE SEE - SPORTS, MARKETS, —_—$—$——— TEREE. ' all ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15. 1922. PAGES 29—52 | * ay Sipe ‘ re H a ee Bae x 4 y" ~ } AMERICAN CHILDREN * as ote aes Ses P) When the Fighting Started, the Conservatives | PARENTS OFFER REWARD FOR SON. 14, MISSING SINCE OCT. 31 | Richard T. Stears Disappeared Hal- lowe’en Night: Negro Also Goes after Being Questioned. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Stears, of | the West Harlan Court Apartments, 9463 Delmar boulevard, have’ offered a liberal reward for information leading to the recovery of their son, Richard T. Stears, 14 years old, who disappeared Hallowe’en night, Oct. 31. A negro employe of the garage at the apartments, who had been questioned about the boy, disap- peared six days later. Afterwards he wrote the family a letter from Alton, IIl., saying he | had had two letters from the boy, but giving no detallIs. This is the only word that has come from Rich-. ard or the negro. City are working on the case. The amount of the reward is not speci- fied. Stears is a civil engineer in Government employ. Kroger Man Says He Routed Robber Charles Muse of 2703 Washing- ton boulevard, manager of a Kro- ger grocery at 2679 Lucas avenue. detectives told police last night that he had bested an armed robber who at- tempted to hold him up in the store at 6 p.m. He said he pushed the robber’s revolver to one side with his left arm, hit the holdup man on the jaw with his right fist and then grappled with him. They struggled over the floor, he said, until they were near the front door. The man then broke away and fled. WALL ST. BOMB SUSPECT BARRED Ellis Island Board Excludes Prisoner Brought From Germany. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—A board of inqiry at Ellis Island has excluded from the United States, Wolfe Lin- 'denfeld. who was brought to this ee ee see in connection with the W Street bomb explosion of Sept. 1 1920, and has been detained at island since Thanksgiving Day. Fs is said to be probable that Wm. J Burns, of the Department of J tice, will appeal from the d of the board, In an effort to Lindenfeld for further in Surrender by the Rebels to the King. country by the Department of Jus- tion. | ~ Genuine “Crombie” Overcoats , The Kind That Ordinarily Sell for $70 EZ “ Putnam’s Force Was Almost Surrounded. D() » Hand. i) ee By HENDRIK VAN LOON, , SS | a! Author of ‘‘The Story of Mankind.” ‘6 oe ; , ‘ ° : Orc 0a!s Y: _icomrenaen) The name “Crombie” on an Overcoat is like “Sterling” on silver. A fine, ; fl . all waS opened Dy Gen. owe and his red-coats. who on ee - . ‘ a ClsS. f as coretd Dreokinn and seanred soft, fleecy imported fabric which is recognized as the top notch of Over- : 4h ST pp BEEeE datance sway from the Americans, Gen. Greene hed coat value. We've got ’em inthe newest models, beautifully tailored, and Jl. Wh wert unfortunately been taken ill, and Washington had sent over we ve priced ’em ’way below their worth. Ch like thi (Z ; ances like this come once in a : a Gen. Israel Putnam to take his place. -* Now, Gen. Putnam was a staunch patriot and a very brave man. Indeed, once when he was quite a young man, he had fol- | lowed a huge wolf down into its den and killed it at close quarters with his hunting knife. But, although he had had a good bit of ® military experience during the French and Indian wars,'he was ® nota great military genius. It was obvious that Gen. Howe was ™ going to try to capture him and his whole army, and Gen. Putnam | “did not know quite how to prevent it. me 6©—Stéts« \ Small Boys’ Suits $3.95 to $10.95 Oliver Twist, Middy and Bton Norfolk models of serge, jer- sey, woolens and corduroys. Handsomely trimmed and fine- ly taflored. Many with wash- able waists. Ages 2% to 10. Boys’ Sweaters $3.95 to $9.95 Fine all-wool Sweaters in school colors and other at- tractive combinations. Coat or slipover style. unquestionably the worlds best Play Suits that delight the heart of the young- sters, at mod erate prices. $1.25 to r $7.50 “If you see it ina Schmitz & Shroder ad, if’s true” SCHMITZ & SHRODER work Vests an and aincoats . S. E. Cor. 8th and Washington 431 Miwouri Ave. Eart St.Loul . * ° = of ° - * A cs - ° PRE 8 PE ET ERRORS a eget ee en ia © PSS th Be ad praer Mle g

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“EMBER 15, 19 e Times o Coe NECEMBER Sg — Bi . , - d th 5 ae . a ; Dails POST- DISPATCH atone Appenpienetty — that of the Daily Globe Democrat an : re : ST T- The City Cireulaton of the = = = ———SS Se. ? ’ ee ee a Se a= a - — FIED WOMAN Fi HAIT! TO OPEN FIRST = Se oy E: Say It With Jewelry—Gifts That Last Forever r I a «TUR EATY i UNHEARD ap cana “MOVIE CUBA = and Her Brother. Associated Press. a No Accemmodations of pri te of C ive ‘apitais ° ' Standards Mm American eountry The site ove os * _ Seseie deer ates tren. | Of the eity by automobile in 10 = LEAGUE VIEWED AS In 16 Years our first and only IT STARTS TOMORROW PM poUNT HOLLY, S.J. 1 (Limit 2000 ean 2 Bae unidéntified woman figt “erréspend weance of : - PORT-AUL-P RIXC Ee Hiait) Nov utes With 126 od : ae > o acres ron! 34 — Hait) mM 16 have he r tires meod- the shores ¢ 4 the bay to the fox thi is Ss terday in the tri al a M ern hote!) Teast iv for Dusit r= bY May. there . facilities for goir ating. E Branen and her brot her. H. a hy > ; .. t hy e} ~~ +% afin , : = * nie an fr ne There ica ne id 4 : is but i ‘ iixcat : TTY r? é riding. (fri “ ar —Mobr. charged with the sla approa: es tn tandards of : hooting and magnificent views | 7 | shooting ; nagnifi es Ga t’ ohn Brune : 3 rf es 5 ape ’ - ; , 7 ~ > and the re | es ~ ’ ; t. 2 one ¢ a tow } the O ins Gers Anna Baver. nothing ¢ f the oe did hoste'rie oft The hote! wil!) he on : eon para “ube, Nassau and Jamai: tively modest scale. with Jo 0 os Alhed Diplomats Look for R PARK a Bs > principals. today said she ; WATCH Oo A Ss LING DIAMOND a o> qweme” at the Brunen hor Bpsiness men-of the foreign. col-. roon suites. a main. diming room he was killed. One oft onies here have c6fibined with Hal- aance 1 eor and large roef garden Expected Ottoman Co-op- S d ? F “4 Ri —_ . eration to Impart New atur ay S eature Tomorrow we will start our 32d Movie Club. For six years we have run thane ae Mrs. Brunen. She clubs that have been popular, but never before have we given St. Louis huss Pgame the second woman : a ———e | Strength to Organization. Sh f B d( | this wonderful chance so near to Christmas. Read the plan. We do “ty a0 | eaty © meager description Yeu eur sysiem demands ALL BRAN oestror Oys an Iris we advertise. We sell the most beautiful genuine Diamonds—Watches_.iher clita arson sy IRE TO 4 Blonday there had been reg | , TURKS DES everyone knows are the best in the worid—everything in dependable SIEM 9 fourth person, probably a if consiipation is to ke relieved! WESTERNIZE COUNTRY (314 Boys $5 School Shoes and a store full of other things for gifts. Come and ask questions. We ties would be arrested as consp - ee . ed, it is charged. the sia ill atbhem mands the ‘‘roaghare’’ Kellogg's each day—at least two | of : how to treat you nicely, whether you buy or not. ie the alleged plot out of whie . S tne " Pouguage =| eat 108 ae | | In nase elie, Sentbnt wit! . - ’ = M Ti@iz t only permanently reheve constipation afford permanent reiiel. stantinople at Peace Con- | ‘\@ . CZ it iets tee. esate test. = | > tains Sinmun eae : > — i0Micé06~>"= GET HER THE GIFT SUPREME 2 o1 o3 af St is eaten regularly, but its full- And, rou will £ el] 's Bra : : d content of the vital elements of wheat] a jirnt io eat because it is so d ference and Their Wives ~. + @\\t PE oe ok, “chesenc on =. hay : sizes, 1 to 5's, widths B. | a will build health and strength m a] 4, pct sprinkled om other sane or _ Ss f ae, : ov ith 2% fo =: . : : a wonderful way. cold cereals, or used im countless bak Dress European ty le. oS Bit Cand D. $5 qual- | ine , = 7 ie. ; Fou xeed bran in its full and bene- ee oe —_ ~ | | . : = u >. i Belloge’s Bran—ALL BRAN! You] each spoonful means 60 Mucoin perma Ba ANNE, 1! ean : _—S ‘ > —% ; E> 4 ; ee : > adage | nently relieving constipation and it jiplomats here believe that the ex- : . 4 | 2 | Our Diamond expert, 4 ~ , 7 eat Kellogc’s for relief and you will| nently relieving consti plom oe e | ? ; E- ellogg ‘s : a , | ' gg | . , = | ty ee One of our greatest geé relief in a way that wature planned. Pepds with a bran mixture cannot h fe spent penn past eight . ve ilimess through constipation. mon ths assembling | i | 7 a g our Christmas stock— at | edu i thé man, woman or child who faces| each package. 2 i? , mew mear to that m ke , “=a ar ; tior Br: thy mning 7 3 . B Yellow biggest stock we ever \ 1 mountings — 1SU ITS purity and bring bea! ack: snap that will go into lagging ster ne! Children hould be given Kellogg's | Kellogg's Bran is wonderful. o eee corn Bagg rhe : eg ce . oc h a d—hundreds to Bran each a; grown people shou!d | grocers sell it. wheal 3 5a i te aie a Just 500 Pairs of $3.50 and $4 | cee show 7 } 44 , i peed ar ” st = | : | Suieeodteet: Che Different. | ee | - 2 Baltimore Tai ° * > : ~- - & : ° 9 « ~43 TIS tion by | tr- , ALE. ¢ aaa ; » ma PO ; a erTen , the EEE , a EVERYTHING re DIAMOND JEWELRY 7 | al te lines and samples from one s , makers—in brown and black No word of ours we 17-Jewel WwW rist Watches; an At the C l ch : “Sizes 8‘. to 2—regularly $3.50 and $4.co—Remova! Sale Price. | can add to the FLGIN & glory of the Elgin /fe 5 O98 | 3 “Mia 20-Year OPEN $ . Watch. We are rine: case EVERY | ae NIGHT (bildren’« proud to be im ; . ‘ ‘ selection. r styles, in sizes have sold it for my farte cat w SS St cn a Lee $15 to $200 | Sonal se sa3s ahaa eee ee deiediadieed L ‘2 Oo” © & ee mm to 6, with high heels, al nde ane ves inn : - Leas . . ton a : Saturday Morning, 9 to 12 Only SILVERWARE . TM rkear + sal’s 2a mirtea sha =n ble gifts for brother, Tce Ae “Winttear des. sees P : a a nels the re ale mali. | t hy the front 2 ‘ make herselt ay : ; is . p ROPRI .¢ Tecmmeie ck or patent leather. One of our e 41 years. val Sale clean-ups at ROGERS and COMMUNITY Pilate Children’s $1.50 ee Lines - '@ Knives, Forks and Spoons—com- | plete sets in beautiful gift cases. dad, sweetheart and if >-~ : : 218. i ee ONS GONE te... aavecatine the apoointment. of vi mother. ponte chen agp Felt House Slippers Wome n’s Spats aay Shirts, all L, ot ths Selin, Avtecdinns anh Ges fm sen, B : oes $ — : Christians in Turker H “ bt ; = as = . es Shirts 2 ER fila ord aes | Foe © 49 : “49c | gee mln, ivory White Tollt Set as : of Gree m sizes to 1% | ° 0G TI 50 beNya Shheuith Parkes was concitiater | Vanity Cases ory Se 39 3 : without on the ceneral treatment ¢ 9 to 12 Only 9 to 12 Only 75 - ie ot ae Colored Sitk Umbrellas, Gold S$ : Fountain Pens and Pencils. 19 Cents Down $15 to 7 3 Men's $5 Fur Caps... lue Work Shirts; a || MAKE THIS AN INGALLS CHRISTMAS Seon a = ee | 2s | AUCTION SALE ey —— 1. “asses ee Se ee ae) Oe Stterences between Chris. |F 3 ~. 16 Canis ieee = es cal bargain— “=| AUTOMOBILES || @xe teen eS oe ce ie Cae Fe : last payment of enly 10 cents. BELT BUCKLES in sterling silver —goild filled and solid gold. a (eenuine ¥! Officers’ dress Hi-Top $8.95 $1 2.7/5 $18.50 ts Ai should = ee a i The AUCTION SALE held by the WEBER : Lt 7 ia MOTOR CAR COMPANY was a } Come Quick—This Club 8 om Shoes; three ful Shoes: soft toe} Leather 10c DOWN 7 GALLS, 4] 2 " ' soles; worth $8.) Cordovan. Boots, y paints © 69 87 a $ AS a ther Ne ae cane COMPLETE SUCCESS weil tf anger sur ind a | . ot t SALE + bh ng. eh . : rs . : ;' * in | See SON Se ae Can ee Central 34s Tan ae ae eal e isle iish & : Peopie whe have spengy, soft. so rou have surely win: weeulag oF receding gums with loo* treatment ex sted * ened. sensitive teeth, the symptoms of | end te vour troubl Prorrhke: Riggs disease. will be TAL CREAW ty ad to kRBow that first-la nen-* Te 4 tza River A large ’ ho a Sree « oe ‘ . ; } . - - _ NSN NNN inc ©. ata Bm cama ee AUCTION SALE ,; 3 HI Sport Sweater | i: woos 2 ue | | }8 | it does make a difference where you buy your ain Coats, § $2.95 |] oe | —e i P. M., DEC. 16 — #1}. | vercoat: rec.: the | aati, ont sue (fi : ce | ct O r ictr — ‘ Sealed Records Gandies: , | Rubber’ Sporting jf °°: °° set ee ree wricn anf] sian. Sule: fur ony ethan hed tae ce S| | les; two Boots, worth $7, a ae sime the for aay peas ele = workmen or | bib, 69 ea vate! te Gre Paces e || | “i u Cai Te b, c Sa Be e er otor Car iiieen | RE sébine them ata * —" sis. under®anding : Studebaker Distributors i} : = F | J AC - ETS. 49c Ma 3097 ecusT a All for n} a S| ; at’ worth $2.50; each, [J o°s8"°" of Pe Serbo-Greek “a. ADVERTISEMENT S9c nde 2 2 lew to defen Every Sufferer From Pyorrhea Can Suits, 98c 6 he iid ns Silonite 6 aa ee Discovery that is Guaran- rreup in the. Baik + Chris teed to end Pyorrhea Astonishes The balance payable $5.00 per month. You'll never miss the money. | eee st Bern have t the formula of a Rochester N. ¥. l Keiffer Drug Ce.. Vietor Drug Ce. aad | dentist and so speed: ly does it bring Sil ar ugg sts cam supolr you, ‘ © ors. “ee ts ~~) “em; a ay i. te — “te - >< <n Ae ~~ <i ' Only = And 75 and $12.50 SSCS ee eecees ernmes ae oe 16 Selections ‘Heavy ribbed 106 Dentists DENTAI “RE Army Overall Of Your Own Choice of P .ach month we All-woo! Army and ave new * Dore 8 en A. A. SELKIRK, Auctioneer. Union Suits, 98¢ {J 0" <= Have Firm Teeth and H my sreage the Northern frontier ealth rmination of @ new aitlanc, pe y Gums Delivered to Your Home igainst future Turkish att ies : "og mistak a Piano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mer. OPEN ; } ~ ‘ 2 e Sweaters, 69c would newer agree to the depa-tation || WE GUARANTEE THESE CARS Jacket | Waist, 59c; with | ; Eight 10-inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records J — = most popular Navy Underwear, Fleeced Union on Payment of Only lesigns on territer: rend th a ferer from | aid but the latter lie | en anabie ge i i ale i be = tg = Drag: J ee} : : 1005 OLIVE. ST. EVENINGS

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4 or ee eT Ea ay eee Pe a aa Me FRIDAY. " : ; - RE 5S jis ae eCEMBER 16, 1922. * on. we City Cire bu Sis 2 a noe Ee | B04 u ation of Ox | 7 aU clip this list 1} Wi P ssies on tase won. || Something‘He’ll © |iflls: o|iMi VANT A BIG : : i e Greatest “vened " the convention con a : BR “i oe | -a seven mont 4s S UN SW : ANT A BIG ‘ened seven months there have been Cher : [CK RECORDS PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH||B\|” BARGAIN? 73 t Redu ti by ‘the siainan.” os days as shown | ey 1S ime —E . - have embers, however, : = d White Gold & 4 uc on Sale of , received pay for every day ; a algae and . 2 whether the conventio1 sg da3 Down under the skin. a foi gi ass en. or 1 was in ses- Pind of Chiat , 4 man 1s Just as proud of ‘$2. | SUITS will not bt Salary of members | “es of Christmas gift as you are. But h -sboig St ne ; t | Ontinue durin eg | does not like ° ul e just ] A " i | until A : ‘a ing the CCUSS | LlKé embroi simpl: V = RTIST PO : and COA : ¢ pened A, cates te pesmi, the}; neckties. But, if you a suspenders gor hand-paintad | st PULAR DANCE HITS SELECTION Me Sion iio ¥ i chambers and use the legislarive | : want to please him, : Arnold Johnson and Hi You Remind Me of My Mother—Fox wf : ore Tailored Garments Incl Pililek Bhve been occupied by tnel| Orchestra...... * 4 wie satan scesescasesces 2339 10 7 TENeANDS TO C ncluded ff convention ‘The convention vot.]) Why Not Mak | EE: bes Gy Soares, Sine Sane des me THO ° nvention vot21| O } . 3 wn—Frox irot. “2 oe a wor € Ot? . 4 a’. a enenienienani = 4 . eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer - ABOUT ¥, THEIR VALUES | "=: ago to maineain an etice. | és | Joga C Suthend ie: | ey ee tos HEIL = 2 ALUES ing the recess. Oe BOCECTETY dur- | ae: 2 —_——— Se a ee sle of Sweethearts—Waltz. ee aR 20007 12 5 a A The ene | “Wc ales ag ae aaa ag > Oriole Te To pete - t the Old Reliable and Enlarged agent! ballots eal w ‘aldemar Chains | | Billfolds = rrace Orchestra... } Epetee Bittsum Bluse Fox Trot... } 2337 10 75 . a “3 ric the ~convention -:; 2): oe asueritumesinamnnvetnpeiaatiioesibensn ‘ : a a pen: : . may remain in sessio ea ee Of fi : Some of These D F | ssion nor upon the 3 Smart, sol nest quality leath : Rennie Krueger’s Orchestra. ays—Fox Trot..... F amount of money which it may 7 pierced 3 7 rit egies white gold-trimmed and fit t “a = It’s Getting Dark on Old Broadway— 2340 10 75 : eg Work of the convent ft ih ‘nha or engraved gold Vest real wee oe : Fox Trot ..¢..... ; ivid int , convention was hains—son ' +I 2h, jin. “kt alae’ | ilvided into 19 eommittees. Of that with pe Tig weg of them inlaid R75 £ $99 f) | Carl Fenton’s Orchestra f Sweeth e—Fox Trot... number, 15 were assigned to eit . nase ety Chains a man will O ¢ 0 | ae oe cee ieee Who Loves You Most _— All? — 2341 10 75 e - mnsiat 0 ) { to ope ; rs — — ‘Men's $25 Plaid-Back Overcoats Newent $14.50 ane Ml mpage pemmgenga for the show Ans pen his coat to Be It Buck les t = ry he teehee eosesen® ©@ #0006487 Shades apap ion and all but onevthe = . we a a : Bria F i ould Shimmy Like M Men's $40 Plush Collar Ove Committee on Redistricting, have ; Priced $7.90 Up sittin thnk cinta Git S| The Cotton Pickers .......-. Sister Kate—Fox hiramy . | rcoa $1 Sabmitich reperts, When thi : Tora Guts ¢ Geen aen 2338 ; : ' % TT ae oe ae 9.50 saiie wn wk ports. When this report * ieee yelt, in solid silver, gold top or | . o Cool My Doggies Now—Fox 10 75 Wrist Watches, i 500 Men’s Whipcord or Gabardine Coat pal nan oampeaaphncangs Gold Knive solid gold. Plain. hammered | H ‘ani Se ee iE tec s, in _ 29 s ..$10.00 he reports of seven committe» Ss ce inlaid. Silver, $3.75 to =| enry Lange (Pianist)..... ; Pianoflage—Fox Trot....... lees or white geia, A ie Men’s $30 Genuine Gabardine Coats $16.95 have been considered by the conven-// = Just_ tt ae cue 925 Dey iap, 99:18 to ote | Rufenreddy—Fox ei ee © go ee mn, ae Constmcren, Hele . on, sitting as a committee of the Just the thing to h Solid gold, | eee cE ' . é the 4 ang on . @ Cc whole, and hav | he end of suc : r 7 : om Studded beauty of 4 Pon's $25 Two-Pants Suits rimesce. «615.50 Fo ae pee ene ao, mcrae Vests. $2.95 Men’s SE All Wool 5 hea apres wn wet aame |i 15. Ze is atches, $12.75 to $115.00 Theo Karle (Teno eeding Side) (Rossini 4 : tithe .. $4.45 Sing esanall geri and FEs- TPS Sd Sein ae E Solid Green or Whi Wi $115.00 (Tenor)...-++++. LAUR oo vécdectinp el ) 35002 ; 3 | $1.50 7 a - .$3.95 Men’s $2 Wool U : — oe ted cekudienn dead eee complet- |= or ite Gold, $35.00 fo $325.00 ; Requiem Mass In C Minor—Ing 12 1.75 i; Mer Velour Caps. or A “aaa $1.25 9 when it adopted ome a oe aaa eg eo ae : Be laeltiic seecictnonasiesnen (Sadly Groaning) (Verdi) In ide. S te i's $5 Velour Hats on : ollins Wool Committee of , — oe we Se ee eee 2. U ' ee of the Whole rec ry é = to $500 in Cus... b} spon hee “op pee , 2 tA om .$1.25 ing adoption of th bin of em! : : ARTIST » INSTRUMENTAL SELECTION : } — - Oe y Coat: ad ; . - ignts, as # : ne cmanie or amenements, in the/=z Charge Railroad New York Stri Quartet In F Major—Lento ento (Dvorak) ; ay next year when you | pe of the Whole g : ; Tt tring Quartet... Quartet In F Major — Sch . : R Arccour ts Fares k erzo (Dvo- 25015 12 : ) y eligious Section Acted ACCOUNTS Ref : POR) « «onc nwele dots 1.59 moze s . FT Act On. ] . d {@ unded Bronislaw H B eevee eeeeeeeeeee — _ The Committee of the Whole w: nvite Jewelry Under CViolini uberman allade (Vieuxtemps)... |@engaged all of ves 10le Was SEVENT R ea : iolinist)........ eceecees Polonaise (Vieuxt om , Pe wee : 1IS-THE PLA pada : yesterday and the : 4 €& ST. CHARLES ‘etatlers Resieath ats oe 12 2.00 : . N 4 Saturday Setiem etl — in argument on the — Vessella’s Italian Band sini) oe | é to tf ; | = . an pan IMM1).... thix week—20 cents next * Night Til Metous ating (t¢ the power of re-! fe . Sa ee ae schoo 6 @ Semisamide: ¢ . tt. text, and be " he s corporations to hold real es- eyapmmene TET NTT 2 Com Overture — Part ‘2 25014 12 1.56 : “mie —s than $1, amd 9 oO Clock a bt § present fete seg five: LRP MATA OUD onc cntonseddeedenesese (Ros- : Oe ee your 7 rj es at religious z - ; e**eeeeen ene + of " : | s corporations may ARTIST only 10 cents. Ee gie os real estate only for tain M POPULAR SONGS SELECTION *k—_ This Clad Will | ; ; Eighth 2 anil St onage or cemeteries. aaenaity, arion Harris a quimasnumt ¢ ose | Frenklin amps eA mane the State followin g t M (Singing Comedienne) Pm ae aie: Papa. eee neeeeeaeeereaeeeeee 2345 10 75 . é erence of Protestants here ; argare ung : ml i = phe ie ese NE Se : week ago have been eine caaie. (aging Comedi Lovin’ Sam. ...-..-+++++++4 , cation of this section so th: a ienne)..... | He Loves It. es encoqees’ tana ae ~~ s ion so that addi- Al Bernard d E eee ePeeeeeasee 75 B © : Sr a ae cae ae Cae ek estate holdings’ would be ' ° (Tenor tg Me roa wae") Sweet Mandy... ee: OsS ) +1) Be . : = oe a a ee ae an a eeeee : T e for church corporations White Way M / I’m Done-Done-Done With You..... 23447 105 @ , he debate on the subject ended James L ay Male Quartet. . te My Dixie P| , “Aav wit = ‘ ue on Lynch (Teeoc)....... 1 The Sean Te Lene Aas..:..:.. . M late yesterday with rejection of all Whi s Lynch (Tenor)..... The Trail To Long Ago ae 2348 10 75 amendments offered and refusal of ite Way Male Quartet. . oo e ee ee . og convention, by a vote of 37 TO —— Hart and Elliott Shaw To row MIOCREE . . bo cccccccssces SS 4 My ig pa eaeneromes incorporation in HONEST ALL (Zenor and Baritone). . Hawaiian BMightingeles..+sasecscses 2349 10 75 : * | ew constitution of the present x ' constitutional provisior ay . TH ROUG ARTIST RUSSIAN UK | + VICTROLA! | 3... 3 Td subject. —— : -UKRAINIAN RECORDS SELECTION The resu!t is ¢ ee £ “ a tik is | tory ss c i is a more complete vic- > || Th? $ $ $ Nina Koshetz (Soprand). f eid or ee Lonely Heart (Tschai- : han ae ciiaaaahas is talent : vee oat rong Im RwesiaS......sseccees: 15029 10 an is , r + age the ae ION. or one le e e (Tschaikowsky) In Russian J 1.50 | IO § a o it. is later adopted. the Me S pears sng meres ‘ SE | tecti Wotan ca a becomes ef 7 : a Nina Koshetz Semen BP ad, In re angsae ad paren ; Rs j ective, will make no restrictio A pa Th | urnoresque (Moussor eoncsateceesonse Hf “A the amount of property a pease wl OY Russian coe ereeeneeees my) van sous as Ls dslea Reco corporation may hold. =F f Over the Vast Plein oéaasesees : te r 4 ° ’ 4 P ; . 8 : Only “ 50 eae is mH \ feet A rich brown Scotch grain sport Ukrainian National Chorus.. In Ukrainian........ re | Floor Service if ARMENIANS GONE, TURKEY'S » 2a —. -_ 6 rows heavy “ ™ pee of Potchaiv (Leontovich) | 15033 10 1.50 ;, silk stitchings.. Extra stout sole + oe ee r= 3 mS ‘ ¥ TOBACCO INDUSTRY with rawhide middle es | Hey! Near Baryshpol (K | “TEN POPULAR SELECTIONS FACES RUIN anger pee tat af One Large American-Owned Con- : | Tt High Mountain (Lyssenko) *" + 18033 10 1.50 ‘* : Cn Sale Saturday cern Already Closed. Due me De- $ 00 p n eta eee eee ene seee ee eeenatee : s parture of Experictr “O: ‘ oa oor Hawthorne (Kosh ‘ = month we select a limited number of the B Workers. iced SQ J ears . Ukrainian National Chorus. . ( fa Ukrainian. oe, ¢ _ os po ular - y the Associated Press. ‘ ; a) chedryk eeeeeneeeee 15034 : be la o bert oh co aaa a and com- }! SAMSUN, Turkey, Dec. 15.—Tur Only One of 100 Styles (b) Koza (Leontovich) In Ukrainian 10 =—1.50 : ice, under the name of the ‘key’s tobacco i fo E : a ond . (a) Cuckoo, ' cme Set The selections for December eel 4 . lustry, largely. sun- Avebietialiine 1923 Models | Ukrainian National Chorus. . In ~ wees cg Cuckoo (Sqteatine) ) we t yy Americans, faces r Announcing 1923 Models | HB] = Btn frdintcnti a tte e following popular numbers: petit emrsalaieacoreese or as a shoes are so well known the country over for their In the Jordan ( (Koiessa)..........2f & : 240 - vet of These Days—Fox Trot Krueger's Orci 4 and Armenian workers pike a eae simian — — their moderate price, that my friends nates Ukrainian ee er’s Orch. $} largest America: aoe mes forget that E ; g Dark on Old Brosdway—Fox Teot— “eRe al alge a comers” eer Sachionahle Pino om Das merson styles set the pace in smart, . ) Krueger’ e Orch. other large wareh PRED oo ee THE BRUN : =| epsom ee a a Prine et > tec Inlet ouse firm expects t> Dg own _ factories, however, I am able fo put out SWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. ee ’ SR a es m Manufecturers — Loves You Most After All—Fox Trot— eon salvation for the indus- | ON the Ant Ss in advance of their regular appearance Established 1845 Carl Fenton’ s Orch el icans say, is the training Tomorrow . Turkish men and women i te | want you a0 cia ose EE a ee Whitewavy Male Quartette of sorting and ccaeenn Gain seat showing a = ory yu of the new 1923 models we are es. : ian Nightingale, Tenor and Baritone— ee Ce sa ae ee ou will not find them elsewhere - Charles Hart-Elli Q Greeks and Armeni i. page efore next March. apt s Hart-Elliot Shaw Sento amt ge panbatmeraicen and the ‘n- You need not Ww g Kashmi ie teas Bele: .....: ae urkish workers ‘it-was »t worry about price or quality. | guaran =—=— Temple Bells—Soprano Sol ee ee a. ted, would be tedious both when | brand my name and a fair and sq -™ rail SEE é NG os Ca g's aes bs 3 Marie Tiffany Samsun’s tobacco output hz uare retail ~~ Ballade—Violin Solo \ , ? clined from 16.008 gm ee es net costson the solesof my shoesat the factory. Polo fatege i EN Ga ee Eronislaw Huberman 1919 to 2.000.000 vie Ra pounds in oO matter what type of shoe you refer — “7 int: ‘ naise—Violin 8S ,000 pounds this w ways f P at what price — you will al Early Sh F - i 2 eS ere Bronislaw Huberman Sines Sempanien taki win oye ys find the correct style in an Emerson Shoe. ‘ Time te Can Mae Ample Liz : : Asbets ake neariv 9) : arer? ectio ; Com ete § per cent of the Turkish e RSE a : D Teckedter re tt i no Records on is4 eres ish erop. EXTRA HEAVY SOLED CALFSKIN SHOES FOR BOYS $5 ONL 4 | ; peci rsitmas Numbers : 1 pnue Senate cn, a ee , E * gs. h . KI is MAN ARRESTED ON COMPLAINT snd cusean dente, OF AMD Oa arch supports, cushion soles and other orthopedic : . POELBORS TY OF J, BROOKS JOHNSON OKLMM Circe —_ Albert Spencer Admits y " ~ | M . d ‘ Strikine 4 } >t 1007 OLIVE is Money Broker's to AN ma EMERSON SHOE STORE | ORE a Pelevohone, Over Scizure of Furniture . ™ +s “ee Write or Call. =| <Atbert Spencer, 64 yeur yt | 620 Olive Etreet, St. Louis, Mo. ae, aa “bas J SS Re ee 455 Laural. avenue, Py ue spor Ds | Open Sa‘urday Evening. HRI M : é peg and collector, « 6 m eC Write Cc. 0, K : Nothing te ) Gaines b $ i was arrested yeq- | with illgcet Patented Uoastrection, the mout inter catalog of Kmerson Shoes | Purchasing. = : vk astruction, the most interesting bookiet you ever read | it Pare te ‘Head the Aduastien P : * - ‘ i be ‘cll cade , me oa - | : Ae es bn

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zd Only *6 & Designed to Seil for $115 - ~ > FM a ae ac, - cae Radi RP TRS, SY pein er 1» bea : Eaee — ree ane FT OHOL SIGS. ARMY PHYSICIAN TAREIL FROIS | os, boce swentes ee anneal Seb BE ' - medal f “r ious experimental | TY 7) can seavice Permon DROPPED - DESIRED PURCHASE BY FRISCO = NOW MUS lig eo tng ow & i ae Service Board Dismisses Women’s -“** **S*™S10ns can wasnt ; D — - , h * aes | es aw t aut! if nicipal author >. ct Of tieer Damaee bridging of the gap. be- . 3g, ~ Ben , 2 j ; rit} ate , . * . he - > ies Pica for Carondelet Extension. ; » id 4 uire Inte rnationa!l tw of the Worl laa Article t apt. Charte~ Pike barge tween light and X-ray phenomena ike Epecial te the Post-Dispatc’ é oOeaee nll toad Wouk wie. ! > Struck Wife When She Tried to WIN | Bere ree es aan Seni t o Hroperty . Line to Galves- for Auto Radiators Shocks ’ . aan 34 ~i? iy ° yw = G,. sa “ee “s a 7 be occupied . he [’ost-i = OT CHICAGO, De | (api. tia for his so- alled al Arop exper 9 ee | Women's [Improvement Leacue, as’:-- | ; waste YEW YORK , S oie ) | rates ‘oO le ments. undertaken for the purpose at ef. 5 - . ” 9 7 4 ' ” - - nr er re o ee, ing fer an order for extension of | Widow. 16, Is Kidnaped After Trial oo rchas. of nterna é a te radiators United States Ma Hos pits od of making precise measurements of ix ahh 4 ; ‘ : 4 1) . : ‘ - ij, fii = * . . 9 “on e , , loot r ~_- F see i+- ee fa ‘ “ ; . % See . in? the lamentai rical Uaiity. | id tn the United Railw avs t¢ tracks ; i the Age@eoc ated Press M rine? Sif bas = B- Oa = % ‘iS ; be LAKE % A pas s isse a q “hed 5 ae ™ ‘ - 6 iS 8€eT) 103 i arrnins i‘Zainst tne . . . . ~teies hs . —— — -—— oe ieee > nlet — cage > iCNSW'! a. os i) i? Francises “oad t Oaos> To , "OWN Fo. ina walling a - PF. poe ulevar, rom Mer2- |! NEW BR mam. 4 : : cot a ned Seu ses are ere 7 e ofiz holders of Ge NX ng : i : al 7 l fo: ge 2 hav- Grocer Robbed jer $278 in Holdup. . Fae se ey ‘ _Awela? — sie tx a yiary ana Poiwic ‘ ~ So hoe — es : Lad " 2 . “a at . mec st? eet Lo (aron if si $ ? roe gre e *rT a7 Si 5) 0 , * . ~ . =| ~ ~ . ' Ss : est = : MiAack ¥ . . 7 - = is es oo “ 3 5 along Biow stree from the Mis ‘Ss a A ~ proved D ” ; ee le eek=¢*" was dismissed j cid. who was dnapead from c ss cers used force \rres . the police. when two young ! 7 . . c+ af " . ‘ . - : pat ane, by the Public Service Commission home he last nis att : . x : ‘Ss ire ) a. 4 £ ‘ fills tf t of a bh ~ 1 tr » Of armed with revolvers walked S ane The order of the commission | mor had resuite n ; “ aope the struck 2 w ie . *~ the store and ordered him to throw a Paes stated that although ihere is mer:t | of George Gir s ‘ , . ' ‘sist hi: ip his hands He said they made ~ so oe ix the request. Tile COmMmnN SS10n I2 her husband \] i." ~e i iui , Th vUuDie Were arried at cy mv him v“ iiK [Oo his desk at the rear of : “i an = is re a " : 7 ad the s : WVidener’s. = } “a ese " " - i T ~ = = , ; : ae , ft, . Ae - Saturd ecia " : fons, os be ihe ates = ~ : s ( iz j _ g ;ra e e + on = . 2 . A 8 20e ~ $2.00 . fe ee (pense s ms 5 j SOUS WT mtinned to: his omm aw «OWite imioern : - : ; ag tied e? Lis pia s2ns ' ~~ ‘ oh ' 7) | } , — = 1 » Here and se: ect Your Xmas *° fans : | er LOTIS CANDY Co.. +. baa a 3 Assistant A : Mrs. Mariorie P’ f Cowra i614 Market St ie e: :§ ! i it ~ - eaa_ 1 STANDARD OIL NOT INTERESTED 2.05%." SUSSSALSS SS ppeny HED AL BESTOWEL a SU SURINES, TEQMLE ASSERTS oe iar occas Durecnes wr tek | TERI SORE Dee. 13.—De. Ro | eee eeteeeeetlllleeeesineeeetee al Belief Company 4 oy - Ate ae ng ett edn een re, PhO ms peer > esate a pee ; * Lye. 5 2 iy s _— © Ae tide i salad al peas aed stig re Oem RN sey ae PIS Ppt eae “ We pe Dyed « Ry F it is‘ yours—boy, this Christ- mas beats every Christmas ever before! That's because thistrain, built * bythe big. crackerjack Lionel factory, ts 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 fonstruction, every switch, semarvhore, street lamp. and other accessory, right straight up to the biggest twin - motored locomo- tives and the freight and passenger cars, are perfect reproductions of big System raidroad equipment. Strong? Sturdy? Say! A two hun- dred pound man can stand on the track without breaking it. Wheels are all made with hardened steel tires just like New York Centra! and Pennsy wheels. Everything made » Se ee ee ee emer me onsen ha its SBP Se aggre Ro sts ( SD RCRA TER OS AON A RRO ER O Nice e at — SORE Manufactured and Guaranteed for Life by THE LIONEL CORPORATION 48-52 E. arst St.. New York City rants, Etc. WASHINGTON Dec. 15 ware a PRICES ON MEATS for Stores in St. Louis and Suburbs GR feces. Gotanen E. Cut from 1 a panne: a reg. “6% CHOICE 6-8 lb. ary to tne #80mew nat enr- his corporation had ne average 2 enna. dale ibs. a - a KILLED R | | G over; ib... Se cenead ta shees-aide or HENS ) Cc TRY Sic’. IMILK-FED j »~KEN ame gre spe Qn WUT ne Senace ea - g ¥ ) that we hav: »solutels ue » lia?’ mi»Aen ‘ wenn ee, [Calf : S a q average bi The ess presented revised fig- 5 Model : Sl ciieeer bod im came BONELESS ie ee PER 1p | SMOKED JOWLS peers BP OT ROAST LB 2° | 8 | Prisoners ™ Wary Out of Jail. 1 PEORIA. Ill. Dee. 15.—Two pris- ~ C BAB ow ane eget ad pieces; , +} 5 a ‘ciage hel: eat nie ee Cur per Ib. zs EL shvill last night. The onl y he First Lining ner notified the Sher- = BEE rece agg i gymnast FRANKFURTERS c Delicious. Cooked LINK SAUSAGE oo ive . . . ee (ae ee pets Oe pre CORN 3 P= 6 44 sti Per Pound BEEF, oa Sis. « Cc Is 1t your train that’s comin’? by Lionel has an iron-bound guaran- tee on it that it could not be given :f 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- ed by the National Board of Fire Un- derwriters. Perfect safety at practic- ally m® current cost isinsured. Trains also run on batteries. Lionel Electric Railroads are made in America and are sold by the best department, toy, sporting goods, hardware and electric stores. Step up to your dealer and tell him that you want Lionel! SMOKED CALIF. HAMS == 15% SAU ERKRAUT Ee Per Lb. Sc C OO or 2lb size. per doz C ORANGES © sir Ab er doz. Ast GRAP t t RUIT = ioc S Se in CRANBERRIES | 20c | meses’ We Fr perials PRET Grimes Golden 4 Ibs. for ay APPLES: hd ae BANANAS *)'" “3 24: SWEET POTATOES “310 EMPEROR GRAPE En, 25c wit PEARS i 10c | CELERY © t age P POTATOE i. 20¢ = a sihitne se for Red Onions —" 3... 10c 10c| Black Walnuts HICKORY NUTS == 25c | COCOANU SATSUMA ORANGES § fc *35c¢ ° 30c = 25¢ CABBAGE 5° 10c| RUTABAGAS, 5 * 10c FIGS ~~ ~ nal } . aap eri een rine _ ‘ ailable Stewing Figs 2 Oc New Layer Figs: 32c ae ee ee PATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. DECEMBER) ms 4 gECEMEER 15. ae IERICAN WHERE THE CRewme i Watch the = pare the quality, 3 REMLEY : find we lead ‘em af Additional Specials to Those Already Advertios ds Establishec NO BAWBOOZLING {tf REMLEY’ ‘oO F STAMPS—VO PRIZES—N0O col POvs—aror ( ASK mobile, Mulebs ING THE PUBLIC REAL VALIES. sp; ‘aight from the merchandising is aur method and metto. ee . Re = ; rs Coco Bon Bons | Pé22"* Brittle Assorted - Cocoanut Brittle ( hex olates thet +s. Just down from eur 2 can't bay gay 3 + Correspondence of the Post-I Candy Kitchen. A won- ge Pompe this werld fee ben Pe ond the Chicaz Datly News, ; } , tr@e- af trazil derful assortment of 1 pont Seibenes ta a th. . ali DE JANEIRUY. Brazil, finest goods eb- 22 Hard ay st : i ae 24 the A Tt roast er stew ‘ geod rasher of Bacon for break. 24 Peru in 18 davs. Sts CALVES’ LIVER =| {2 this cold’ weather. “Remivy, Ig | the price 5G eo they made thetr Out of cheice. milk-fed caive De c ; had in many a day: a aSHINGTO ) niece. clean, closely trim- 7 subsec ptions « “s the ese: nice, desirable weights, a med; the same quality e o id, como! ined oe of real 40@¢ valve. LOLNS 16 you have been burving " me gotes and certificates was OR LEGS. Per b. at the big white store. a ma today as the treasury oneless Boiled Ham 4s usual if there is any deciine im any meats, Remiley. the price cutter, is the leader. Just think, Boneless B Ham-—*. er whole. WAPER SLICED. a WES FOR ESTATE ACCOI re Charles A- Ware B&B Sheat. who wouldn't shout? Remicy. the price cutter, ip the a : = Ibs. . wer GR. ha - ace at |f Neo. l'> can; biee label; 15 2 cans Sas ng Creamed ) _ ress “2 zuar ’ Icing, it Gorton’s Ccdfish Cakes 4-ounce a stem om gages I5e valee: 10 can “ _ . ——-> Clam Chowder P. C. Devil T | Tall can; regular i5e 3 , ‘ Teacher (,ets “$300 for value ee ? « m : - : 7 > the Poet -Dte xa ch. ough Rider Salmo MMIGLER. Ok. Dec. 15.—Tri Ro R “ @ander suit of Miss Beulah %2-peund fiat cans; 7‘; | = aaa ee can wn Py pe GER tne ? _ cher of Tahama, “a ki “ei | , against Andrew De _ Danfuski Shrimp : . ir. was abruptly discon Ne. 1 enn: 12° 4 « dilietees 5 sek epesterday when Dalton per can : . - judgment and handed Shieid Brand Dried Beef | . ‘ ie cose, for $5000. The Ne. 1 size jar: 12’. ee a broucht suit for $20.00 per r > -~ . a siur had been ; ast > | eo". Dromedary Ass’t Peel Nn | a... Reaviar te value: 1-peund 49 + ter ; ames carten a p 4 0. C. Chicken and Parsley ——«s-19 R. & R. Plum Pudding 2=-peound l-pourd 33 ean can 4-ounece can 14 G. & D. Plum Pudding “~eee, ee Tumbler Pecans 31, -eunce tumbler a 29 P. C. Welsh Rarebit 4-ounce jar Cossack Caviar: egneg 1.89 Geisha Crab Meat — 1 58 oe Shelled Wainuts, ib., 69 Shelled Pecans, Ib. 1.10 Premier Pium i Roe 7 canta" _65 | Sunny Side Frat S Log Cabin Syrup | xs. 2 9 eon — 32: 6| = A BIG POULTRY DINNER EXTRA S*PECIAL—Either ene of these 3 mar- velousiy prepared at the «mali price of ROAST TURAKAEY—With = weaderfel dressing and « arayvy ° FRIED SPRING ¢ “Hic NEN—Witkh «trips ef dandy bacon... THICKENS FRICASSE——-Pands fat fre«h dre« s = $78 ‘Fleridas , ood : 126 size. Sawelo oJ Detic ious - ettre fancy ao and "£5

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— OPTS 2, OT 2 Rk Cea Re epee por . a Se ee Re nr, pt iy Wide i, ee ee IN ee 4 + pen 4 > ¥ 2 “3 gow ” - iw > ee ae - > 5 Ree . 7 Cn “ “ a * - ¢ * ae - 2 : = > ee ae a. * » 4 | - hor : MER NE sae “a PMECEMBEN 15, 1922. Tne City Circulation of i DECEMBER 15, __ of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,900. mummy, BOERICAN WOMEN CROSS; Sixth Frankl P THE ANDES IN 18 Days] SE Waich the nenles, com. pare the quality, nd you'll eae SR Se a tind we lead ’ em ell, 23 ee: Already Advertised ds Established i in Journey a Train, Auto- | = | 2-P ants © of Bee . i os. XO TR ADING 3m mobile, Muleback and Canoe Over the . traight from ays shoulde > 2s ot mn re 8 der q a ’ Mountains. re ONE DOLLAR A WEEK eae t lf 1S a . a “ rapecee seen tater een BS ag >. PAYS THE BILL SURES -odese : Assorted Chocol. ate. 1 J hoc olates that 7 ou F. ? hy - dence of the Post-Dispatch comin t R LADIES’ n e iy ne Chicat m ia! Ly . l ‘ the world for ons than ME JANEIRO, Brazil, Nov, 270 Miss MacGr regor continuing on ff LATEST Latest Models —_—— = - | Bae > eee : a trip around the world. Th the purest in- "= a : amen wie ey set $ gredients: ” 18 as y / Wisconsin women, Mrs. Out. several] months O. gajng first MODEL ; 5.00 Down bar pal BEA ue mn: ce eT - ol.. ae = = & } ig if "4 [ P « (*; : ) ; for 35 : _ st Hutton Abels 0! Wauk yee iba, then though the Panama | $1.00 a Week ; Freee. a ia Miss Katherine MacGregor Canal and down the west coast of $3 00 DOWN AST BACON a ma, recently gem ak yt — paeerics a. While they were in | | StS : ep og ng the Andes in ima the oppo se ity a! n vthing finer than a ee BN erossi 5 - came to Cross BP f $ ne of Bacon for break. at ch. , ; mak lying impossible and when it | f | ; | ote nton ia aie nee 6-ounce ‘" , e 18 » OK., sree. 15.—Trial of “as forced to drop he killed it. The} | | And just, think— ‘era 95 RBS. cop = suit of Miss Beulah Ford, b ra was placed on exhibition In a | |X - you can pay the balance to suit yourself. Special values : teacher of Tahama, Haskell ve Sliced Peaches Z y @gainst Andrew Dalton j | store window in Dow today. ? ' na ean; regular was abruptly discontinued King L oie Canadian C attle Embargo. | eee 4 merday when Dalton con-! py te Press | ’s ’s Pride Tomatoes peptgment and handed Miss| “LONDON, Dec. 15—A b#I remov- | 9 is, : os k for $5000. The teach-/| ing the embargo ‘against the import- | TW O- SUITS ree S Er a ought suit for $20,000, al-| ation of Canadian cattle was includ- Terms $5 Monthly . PANTS « slur had been cast upon he r);ed in the measures to which royal | ; menbers' Candles (ate ll lian | | The season's newest in patterns Sas es 10 ; | : and styles. Pencil stripes, fancy uth © aa a. , mixtures, checks and the popular ae: | Winter tweeds. Pay —? 85 acl 4 | ‘ ) | and the balance to suit yourse S- Bulk Starch, 10 |. Ss : i Specially priced at = ean: white as snow. : 2 | oe is Beautifu y | *26=° a. K. Ass’t. Spices ~~ ee ‘~ Fh. tae rss. 2 ov & Bee Clot isole | hoi lO2T aph | WOMEN’S FUR-TRIMMED “r 10¢ can; Z 2 E A si} 2 © J : | | jon Peel, ib... 27 WW (eee « Base C-0-A-T-§S 4 b \ 7 i . \e i t\ 7 oa biel | ; nge Peel, Ib.. 27 Coats, Capes and Wraps, handsomely tailored, beautifully lined. dis- ined Citron, b.63m Ba Ge” /f Sal VA geen A beautiful phonograph! For the price, | pinctive Hace, ,pinin for trimmed mad sport models, Deuble-inced a beauty and at odlong you can't equal anywhere on easy payments, ee Be SSS SN BO | t P oe package Raceland ‘ia ha?> 4 ——— ¢- m4 : | truly . remarkable value Choice of | =~ 4 OT: 20 to eae henner =i te ay —, either brown mahogany or walnut. You Seago Suit package Blue 4 Rigo J Va ie at Se | | Home With vf n_ Peaches ; é Yourself / Sier Plum Pudding ME (2% [os = cannot fully appreciate what a price-sav- , You BY \ bai Dyecest ing opportunity this is until you have seen GABARDINES-WHIPCORDS | WOMEN’S DRESSES 2 | al ny $ d r ,- Salad | 4 . yy, | . ° * ° n ideal garment for every day. 9 vos 43 ie “Sees and heard this phonograph itself; until Snappy, stylish models $27.50 Coie, you have examined it detail by detail. NNER : ) Vh at . Foot Specialists Say — | ster “ta ) Bs Jeape :. * an . “ Better let children go barefoot — | ° ° ] t Ss 0 Fay ) u day eras ants MU thee weer peor fiting dos” In tone, in appearance, in completeness, the Till aera See i Hemember that “Queen Quality” shoe specialists have Q picture the kind of Console Phonograph | Balance | 9 P.M. ee Te | | you would like to have this Christmas and eecant Sita 515 Locust $t. Elevator or Stairs. utter ae QUEEN trade mark gs oak gual | then come and See this Phonograph and cu ee es le, fit yet | : : ta i aed orn ae prices. | your expectations will be realized. DEALER. Thi« - is manufactured > sun-lit, ee = y. PrOUN ' | ; ; Dark Mahogany Calf ° ° ° Time for Careful Selection PLES Ee “ot KS Ju Open Evenings Until Christmas ONLY We show a wonderful line of — clever styles in tricotines, other popular matedials at Illustrated—Boot of | Early Shopping Gives Ample Chifaren’s— sizes 8%] to II...-.---- TATOES QUMAATS STE ee. The Aeolian Company. olin Of Missouri Steinway Representative | W,P. Chrisler, Pres. Shopping. Dave Ua E ; Nothing Ie Gained by Putting Of 138 F Washington Ov at OLIV E STREET It Pays ‘te Rend the Advertion ra ee Rurals, nice; smooth, clean. 3 a Also patent vamps—kid ~ oe oem ) ’ (82 to 11) $4.75 (11/2 to 2) $5.2 ET ie Thru to hae My A ong Ba an a oe Halis—nice % 7 St. Charles —— . — BS ee

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, Combined, ly Equals that of f the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times :; f the Daily POST: DISPATCH alone ia, Sehr ei: ees . — 8 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH y Circulation of the Daik NSPATCH alone Ap es } and $$$ —— Se ~~ - rere > — —" 74 1 sf acknowledgment may oe mace oO-« partiapate if ' aes 7 . > s —. . . = ~~ Pe the donors nmames he fund has no Se ee ee RAY’S | ae estiva BELOW FIGURES FOR 1921| Toss CLEARANCE SALE $1012 Received to Date, or $594 Less Than Last | °° Fuse a ; es a || PHONOGRAPH 8 ie re a A ak ing al gll wpik Mel Meee BAB ee sign Ry ils x Oe are me To GMT a ese cae CE I Sica Sake aa PEM ee ie - ‘i F a ‘4 din as - . " " ee ae re , oie cy! MP fap +. foe me ae! C2 ae Pek wh ’ ao) .> ‘i 4 penne ‘ ‘ , , - " , . oo ~~ OE 2 apaieiaaly te ie a ' Winks te ‘ ‘ : ‘ 5 “ e } o> why b aly ai ena as Tag ae Se ae ’ eae cat & SS cet RE eed ae Fa 4, eet. ee sere See ee ee me z . q Le . , " , 2 unas. * dior. VEE ies " igs oe adh Te Due sh ets ¢ P Fs eyes bl i ey ¥ / %- ’ hic paete™ 8 ue 4 Vlei: Si Can al AA ty Od are a y . a ian es wre at et Tagg. + “ % a j v eos * sin ic ‘4 " % rh er F [ayers badeiihaas a ar. "hye te . he a ak : : = mae SF ai ee eee Year—$14,000 Still Needed— Public Urged to “Do It Now.” a Re CONTRIBUTIONS erville avenue Previousiy acknowloder! S7Te7.e5 \ RBudvovich, 406 Times 4. BH. Cook, 4239 Lee avenue 5.00 Ridg Mrs. Marecaret Peters 100 Dian Lumber Co Fullerton Alfred ©. spencer, 5354 Ridec 1.0 Bldc _ re requested not t : c. a. & F. A. Hugh Rheceet nl Oo J. MeLanec. 624 Boatmen- | the Post-! natca B — Standard Makes Pequipment, 1500 N. Broad Rank HRidc > =e re as tickets “| not ae 32 GC L was 2 bdw. Gocke, Frances Bhieg a there, and are urged ¢ sit unt ) Reduced as owas ¢£ Sa Fe: | ; > 1 Nwiaenmder. 5@42 Tyessis ~ John Senfert and Dkmoctratk eeidar after ana ¢t arp} -f , te 3 , : ' Beef Reast. ib. ’ tf ommitteemen Fourteenth .) r+ the et 1istmout | ae . —= : : ' 4.4 | Po = SST | Breast * Cordell Mfg. Co. F. N. Cor- ximat $14.900 which ff] =——= $F$ =e - ice | am C : - — => afk £ ; dell, sixth floor of Howard , . tring the next 10 ff = = | baer | ' Chops .. j Doard (st Pie hiciours (erica iti = - . rT -=3 aa : tt tions, 417-115 \ ~ > $20) The Post-Dispatcn and the mem: ] = Rasy Terms ae ie pin of Veal, Ib. £ ro SoS a ae © : abies (oe. eegnas * A Z a ak ol eet. ae oh ae ‘ ‘ Pa e ere A TI AR ae “> ¥ P ay a 7 , *, CR Pb og catenin Tae Lk Sousa ia aaa : ss he vitae t,t, Pood 3 ieee areas Bi « rea p 4 ‘ isi Pipe ja \ ; th: Fein se = J. mi + Fe AAS 5 : + BE ih eae ate ie heey 34 a Lronymous _ ' 7 - Sers§ | % Sto 5 I. pieces I H. H. Hinton. 5475 Vernon 2.3 ae — * ee oe W K — 2 & ; “1 OF, : : - lee Milton Kohn dr. and Max aa , : s wi $i Per ee ! ———_4 / _ Ib holm = ae ' , 2 . = d Hams Avt Bell >. ite - | ) , ) : : | % “r:- , {18 to 14 powesd averacr.) r SEES ter tales te wena. to tes I Victrolas ; i rime Chock Roast, ib.! No oa soot ee en eee Brunsw Ks : ty ) it 7 ectpers Pond . = oie Eagle Pos der he “W. BR. Christian 2 CE OE = os “hehe iat. ‘ | | Po: Maxwell Acenneds tT. a ee Torn — ogre Artophones . . | 3 Stamps®=.™Fzs ecen: The mo holte ’ 2 . 9 *- 7 -_ * . > = e hy . : i ‘allure % > Baeck Peoper. 5 rave, i A. Rooke , ae" “ae ¥ ceanieia ian et. | —— SS = om All the | = “a Ne pee- YOT CAN GIVE A ohn J. Murphs cn e « | $45 ag ee Ie — ‘ - ) BtS ..:.: » 1 . > mo : - e executive committee this ff] —— 2 Latest Hits | § . | ; ea Miiie iys | , a i eS ae ! . | ; Engii Le : T : +S we Bet cen a —- ith , Merchant« Lacieide Bide > o4 ~* , +> Pin? Trienatc ) 1 eee 3 ‘ - Numbers ee Se ee OS - eS RING —_ Rodgers Cotton Goods —dieteene Good Gaeer Fund tar the ti fe Tit | cee ——— =_ Odi Eaie Saas SS ae nd WMeLaran & Garasxche list. 605 : aon ‘i vans pecan eens: | San : ; Xmas . Hist, 1115-17 Chemical REE | , oe SMe on ) Bk arw aghees 7 : | ee | Stamos With targe reff - on 4 , a ) 7 ; 3 ; 2 ~~ : = i bie 7 — 4 ‘ Ok i x me #3 ae ms Pac baerae ; 2 Eagie Feilet Paper or . T. Doughty list. 500 Ho iro I 7 SS —— | e ine oe & — | $ Eagle Stamos a whee pre Bldz. : es hae a ea . | oa ~ a | = _ Se - i cts Sh & .00 W. Raddy Co. het. 1212 Lib- Rae P ig cm oi aT sake | . ecoras ; {te ae s A : Eagle Stamps White erty Central Trest Bk. so. °°: Oe —— sane dill ieee ' and et 2 Set ae q _ / (ern Meal .. . -s * = - >» Trent sr 3 ' a : S TS , . a : : BR. Owen It, room 333-36 [note this is the twenty-third. an-|f] J $4 ’ . = = Pg i x ee $ sp. . . AN ~ nai “ > 3 “x : . “5 : ~ : = ; a . Stamos With big can — Meat... XR bettie Stamps *** oar an a Eagle Eagle Eagle Stamgs Baking Eagie oresent«. Extend your Christ- Co. list. Third fleor, Comp- mas eXpenmse ever the ceming . Tat Bkizg 2H Se _---- J. H. Rosenbaum hist. 726 Vic- Oss . wpe Ok eg Pye ged i} as 99C Pewder —. - : a = 4 a Rt i - - “™ T =“? : — >. Take Advantage ef My Liberal teria Bide. tgs bent Ply yt iaata , ee > OP! i- 201 | S Stames With Ms ; Sensvenbrenner - liO 1 : extend ‘ F ht ey ee = CREDIT 3 (330 se agli tema led| 1303 OLIVE ST. ee ee ee Ray makes it easy for you ic IRD Enc Sonos FS Shippers Guide Co. list, Post- aah statin ar op a ae Sy . ber- 7 : is ntribe: “he : | rolls: rees! | ae Wich D M.S Slating queaticen’ or notes ts _ Dispatch Bide ag eae eget ANTRPRONES 9B GKEE BECERES ~ ae = ~ Stretch your Xmas money to go = ‘te “Sams be endorsed. Teache Nivon & Co. Tist, goei tt Sen Sg A d clothes | 2 seer . Missouri Tuberculosis A . . Men’s Overcoats et gles ; . \ eloec ir pedes eattt gen- Meet Weber—VWear Diamend = - toe Tul’ > ke! — oe Bik K , Ae tT Ss > 94 Pinde. '39¢ i ated ard ully cuafantecd. Ss We kd OGG GUMCED low ween eee eee $1. 69 ast s ig? hansen 0 SIE fee HOME BILLIARD SABLES 7a Orme a 6 to 8 rears se With extrs 4 . all. weel ~omely Total Sif 912.60 $5 beavy ru d- ee tive or enapor Yetta mea aoe cr Value 22 ber tires a« . «ty les. «nailer or ; D i large. iz remplete with iacke Manufacturers t-rear ecuseranteé.e with so:| DOLL BUGGIES [oe=0 se" “ "" “Ge Ge $5.9° a “Sai 37 ~ I. arge beantifUliy enameled reed Poc- eecun \ \\\ \ \ Wd A\\A\\ $9 95 im lete«t «hades of bine. iver: hbe-autifuily lime Electric Tey Transformers $12.00 BUGGIES $14.00 BUGGIES Adjmstabie from t°% +r. te 7" regui >, $8.95 $10 95 $9.50 value $2.65 “pertal . _ American Fiyer Trains WINTER WEEDS ecutha =. so tific. ‘ =tiz of M * ad-ap peuninties : ead wt ham, FOR E CARVING SETS ag Teai -ar and 106 — ef truck (.eeulme stac handlie«- finest temperri © locometive carries a $i . s Diamend Edg-+ hides eva Sparantes, _ ec! -85 ATOR and HOOD Cov. @ xs o5.00 waives. Thin oraatifa $3.69 —_c-. SOCCER FOOTBALLS O85. cron" wet ont RADIATOR AND HOOD COVERS leather. with fer Deedee Burk. Maxwell. Over- KNIVES AND FORKS Gift For the Young Folks Your young folks won't be interested in spending their evenings out if you have a “Baby Grand” billiard table for them to enjoy. A “Baby Grand” furnishes pleasure and excitement for the whole family. It nieak you closer to your boys and giris and keeps them out of mischief. A Brunswick home billiard table is the ideal present for the young folks, one every member of the family will enjoy. lamd and (hevwreliet. made of bears eee ’ rainPreef bianketed ma- $3.45 . terta! me ; ae BOXING GLOVES LAr ee ae ment ‘ uw TM Mond Edge @uaiirt* . Youths” size: made of genuine “Napra figured materia! $4 68 va ors Kid” leather; $4.00 @é valee 07 AB omguaragi By = $2.95 0 Shin CHAgS 2052S. sf MANICURE SETS Bers size, reguinr $5.00 -1_niece eatfits. in ‘eather case: actus ig MAN >1-pi . raive, «et of 4 , . r see oe D HE a oo 10 = 3 . $1.95 Coaster ‘. gig TROUBLE LiGiHTs—with 95c | card. ph uz ated Yulh Wagons PARKING LIGHT—Compiete BOYS’ and With switch and balhb DASH LIGHTS—Complete . GIRLS’ with switeh end bulb a STOP LGHT<— BICYCLES Campiete : FLOWER VASE : ’ ; : Fali giaes $2 60 . i’ eoguinpoed Sa hs wth g@aracte-d ‘ tires. ceaster GLASS WINDOW S—For $1. 10 \¥ brak e. mud my Age artain: set ns i. cvards. rub ber Ew ~ neta | Pa. WIRRORKX 75¢c ide she im WiINPS<HAIELD 38c ‘ de<structibt- WIPERS frame: £37.40 STEP PLATES—Hearr aluminam™ eualitr special. frames with rubber mats «<-t in eemter. $§1.°5 : $64.08 (Coaster Wasens . ralne S9c $24.50 $9.98 Ceaster Wagers . CENTRAL HARDWARE CO. CENTRAL 4400 811 NORTH SIXTH ST. OLIVE 4100 The Store With the Yellow Front SETWEEN FRANKLIN AND MORGAN RERERERE RRR REREACRARERE REREREREMS } | STATIONERY STORE /f: That Will Enhance the Beauty of the Home Misia ri Orda ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST iM Pic teahne Mme Mme me Mme me me me me, rly Sheppizg Time fer ees ONL Sectional Home Bookcase These are real billiardtabies. liard tabies are Magnificently made of rich in- interchangeabie " laid mahogany, handsomely tin- caroms or pocket billiar ished, equipped with slate bed and so gOod that many tamous A YEAR TO PAY billiard experts use a “Baby You can buy a “Brunswick” Grand” for home practicing. by paying a small amcunt down You have “The Brunswick” and the balance within ; year in several sizes. Every table by convenien: monthiy pay- is fully equipped with cues. ments. Come in and exaz ime racks. balls. amd accessories these wonderful tables. This for playing all games of bil- is an ideal Christmas gift for liards. Carom or Pocket Bil- the whole fami! ly. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. 91S-9I9N. 6th St. St. Louis, Mo. s —— J ys: [ our / i Pare te 7m ( rane’s is ments m we = ie . Writing Sajety ae Ra-ors and Prices BS che ii AMM ene te tet tot ENR NNN NEN es 2 PENNE aah or ae * cote

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— > = ay x . i > ’ . * x 7. | GERM pan f | AN RELIEF FUND . fund new es 'way department has prepared plans/and cousins have children. ~Cantril’ A diate Ae si ii S | De K P . . Kalb, $16,915.09: Platte, $16,- | for work under the $60,000,000 bond/|mother, who resides in Cantril. Ia a. . he | PY 1S gape $10,927.58; Ralls, $8,-| issue in 64 counties, Gary says ‘is 101 years old. She has. many | Bobet Warren. $6,001.64: Pettis. — grandchildren and eee apntess - ' So genes Johnson, $14,087.62: (C“ASS, 143 RELATIVES WITH CHILDREN dren 2: ie ldition tn wg are ment 799,299.48; Dent ' si cs ry! | 2 ' see EP RIDAY, 4 a EMBER 15, 192? The City Cre : z | ——— Se = saan » St ee —— = ms + ere es a FTIS BROS.&CO. 1858 Still due fr : , ee | j lue from the McCullough-Mor- | economical as possible. -The high-| cousins ang ail the sisters, broth . . . , i ‘TS ' ee | } £9 7o. > ' : 2 T) ori? }$26.148.23; Oregon, $10,810.26 and| AND CHRISTMAS IS COMING | 730e antes motner rive R bist. | Randolph, $12,548.03. aay ‘ — | and a pees mong gents ~ eo ay AND MONDAY | siege BHOn b) Representative | dg commission has been forced to! . GALESBURG, 1il., Dec. 15.—jat the age of pga re ec - : Newton of Missouri Asks for adandon approximately 80 per cent|Christmas giving is a burdensome ily washing. Cantril’s sinhmaay Golan DAY ‘STEAKS lof the oid re a bur 2 : i" Ann ' old road SUrveys. This was) problem for Thomas Cantril, hoteliare scattered all over ths United * t i i ( é , —_ ropriati F £70 ¢ ye | done t peti ie in ats «4 , | A010N of $/0,000,000 foe to obtain the best locations and proprietor of Galesburg. He has i1! States and he ittempts to remember 4 vo . " ; rei " pa 7; ; ’ ‘ ' fi ™ ia i mt 4 a | I Ls ‘ } ] *rTN 2 mel s™ ewes and to make construction as|brothers and sisters and 132 firstias many as possible on Christmas | a os . ‘ 4 Je USE $C By the Associated Press. oO Ib WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Anor bs Bites: E st yo e |p ance Of Red Cross organizations in Stew ’ Germany and Austria. f G4 ~ eae ~~ % . 7 wm Introduced ‘in behalf of 2] mem } are P ¥ rr - ti : aa pers Of Congress, the resolution re- of Veal, Ib. “eae 12c cites that widespread Stativation even : Hew “eyvail = h 7 a ps Vv I, Ib. ie a = diately “hundreds of thousamds if not millions, will die of hd iis, AAi Oi I : — SD egpenass i if hunger and Coid @uring the coming wintér.’ Bread Kiots in German Cities. Bread riots already have occurred With Every Made- to-Order we Chack Roast, [b.10c + : Box Paul Reiger's Face Powder; 50c Eagle value— | Stamps, Ib Pnre ‘econ; L5e ; value— Pepper; 25c value, rate from W\uberculosis, stomach a No pea- troubles and otner diseases have in- Nats o0. Ib. 15¢ creased to an alarming extent.” a7 te idl Wikinats: 100%, 20e | The resolution declares that’ the a | ; aiiled reparations cOmmission has Stamps weet — si) estimated 2,000,000 tons. of grain eo! Soap 10¢ would be necessary ¢ ; ib digs ES ee iy = esdiy LO Prevent star il, a number of German cities the resoiution continues. “60 per cent thea .; } . } of the children of the two countries are undernourished, and the death + ; a3 Se g Ls a 4 : 2s After a tremendous selling of Dundee tallored-to-measure Suits we find we have nearly 40,000 yards of fine fabrics to make up into Superior Tailored gar- ments for-men. We must turn these bolts of goods into cash, and therefore our amazing offer of Suits to order (with free pants) priced as low as =": , ere ree ee x & . . ° ‘ » vation in Germdny, and that wit] Stamps With Ib. fancy 10¢ ; tnat vit] 3 head Rice. . tne iow vaiue of the mark twice the Stamps With éarce roll 10¢ ‘present circulation of paper mone\ Foilet Paper a cal Relea . With Ib. Bone- in the nation would be required t ; a Pe SAMS jens codtsn, . 206M pay for it. Stamps With S-lb sack In a statement accompanving : exe Impanving r. White 20e reé ar Pe — Fe - 42 ‘ ? . = it 4tiii . TT) ‘ : mT Tf Ya . . Corn Meal ’ presentati\ Newto! ¥ a > a‘ tnat ur i € ¢ Tear y >, Stamps With 4-oz. jar 15 . Y un terns of the Queen Olives. peace treaty Germany had been gec- eae en oa ot @ aoe te iatatee «atu. 0g . on ee NR GN . Pe q ) Earle Stam With Libby's = Quired to relinquish mile} COW m= . we BS salad Dressing 290 heifers, goats and sheep essent 41 t 5 = & aii(qjZ Sil | essential to : : . ee tae Stamps b2,'- 80°35¢ ber food supply, and that in addi- is _— on ‘Eagle Stamp ‘ith bi tion the great bulk of her co: ras += | eee ‘ S Mine Meat. 25¢ being taken an ies ce ane Sone — a Ww) A People. ’ Egle Stamps a... 25¢ With a consequent siutdown of fac-| ir L i 7 ae. een ean k solid whi ‘ ae ae ‘2 re — | 18. we “Charlotte” Diamend Ring. All platinum. ; thd . them to bolshevism. If we fores the | rhe Jeanette Dinmone ans. aca $175 Five diamonds. Very distinctive ....«5«++se8-s z | verman wer of lust i- | UNION MADE OPEN SATURDAY TILL g P M SOE WEite GO, CEES Se Gere 9. The “Lucille” Diamond Ring. Solid 18-k white dw 4 c German power of industry, organi-! . . 6. Wedding Ring. All platinum. Hand carved floral $25 a = ere sare ane ‘os e's $75 zation. chemistry, military disci ‘line | design . -. > ‘ Nf LO?! ite! reiiel Pieasures ee" ; af " t T t S t ¥ . a v . e x ’ . - : IN wicten Gin tiokalt of Chit w 4 Y 4 Credi erms to Sui our Convenience 1 gr i Street _ - me Your Choice for Only $37.50 Loftis’ Ladies’ wll \\il/ 3-Stone Dia- \\ ij ‘ ‘ : / SM ‘ SZ ters withort |charge. If vou }wish something inexpensive vet | $150 CREDIT TERMS | classy. for His gm $3.75 A WEEK|GIFT. _ cheoss $16.50 | work. Diamonde are embedded in | mounting D 2 Ses ; ‘Baker Breakfast country should nos now " pe ] mit r Ss Half C ;}womer and children i. Germany Near Gis en A yr . a ee mond Ring tinctive design ‘and Austria te ie of cold ans Lun- \\\\ dl //p le . — ; Cloth and silk, A s Pound ans C ind A I » d ie I ( ind hun ‘ | WZ $s Ze =- In a brizght po assortment; all a F ger. Olive Sy + wy |Three fine blue- ished Solid west styles . . — *\\\ white, perfect cut Green Gold Sig- nd enters : Value 22c The following Representatives, all | | white, per ) ree . an a sas « te Sa sis a ee: ¢ | Diamonds Solid net Ring: $1.00 A WEEK menupicans, sponsored the bill: ON '18-k White G . 4 “ - - -~K P ; a ¥ Newton, sweet (lowa). Stephens ite sold rounded edger " es ; >} ‘Pam Fes _, |, mounting. hand Engraved with a 5 (Ohio), Rhodes (Missouri), Roden- nierced and filigree any three iet- SMART SUITS 2 PORK berg (Tllinois). Roach ( Missouri) : 4 ] Cc Fairfield (Indiana) Hull (Iowa), : Hukriede ( Missouri) Patterson. ; Le a3 =. » = . 42 tet = ~~ A J Knutson (Minnesota) Hays (Mis- D fp, Kee 3 SSN | sourt), Britten (Illinois), Voight 2! ° VO 5; 2 i) es ' 7 — as = (ts j ey, * .~s = 4 > y @ al Roast 10: lb (Wisconsin), Sinclair (North Da- C] OT ; Vitro! nee CPR ; , 2 el i @. 5 : -¥ “° ? . P ; a Gas oF es ” ye 7 : ‘ . ce x ° 4 vs =. (Missouri). Atkeson ( Missouri) : . e« Far? 1 ¢ ste v , wm Fine blue-white, perf eut Diamonds, | ps Rings are | st . . eres - i ‘our choice at! A Birth Month Ring for a sat in Solid. White Gold t 14-k Solid Green Gold. 1 $ / 50 $1.00 Christmas Present. bere Yr rf a — j >. . 3 PO ft. aan Rg I ne \\\! / Watch, Chain and Knife CCK cut Diamonds. \ - « a / ‘44 A FAVORITE GIFT ° eet Rs Ss Se — FOR YOUNG MEN ex a TERMS: $1.65 A MONTH kota). Beck ;(Wisconsin), Lampert Fi | LU (Wisconsin} J. M. Nelson (Wiscon- OTes Roast, ib, f 2c sin), Thompson (Ohio), Wurzbach Victrola St ss , (Texas.) oast, 1b.10€ ee es North Side ee: : ors 8: 1 $7 | Rin E -— $10,000,000 HIGHWAY BOND pecken Pase. On: Others at $50 and $75 ing ts “14k 2017 , ran = \lso other - VEAL FLBTATION FOR 1922 SOLD 2017 E. Grand 7 ; Diamond s| Gi] ee Lehman's ‘Music. House’ ii /A Christmas Package ‘ Wedding gE * . 7 . : . . ee Pekin st St. Louis sala , . » ib. . .10c§ ». the Associated Press. East 5 TERMS: $2.50 A MONTH nd : Ib 12 ck JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 15.— IE AS AOE a PBR TS | ig cs 2 Theodore Gary, chairman of the Mis- 309-11 Collinsville , Ri Di | d a 15c Ib souri State Highway Conimission, has ? . 0 Melod and Fun ing 1amon hel “ ' | sie Maplewood . ~ ~ - announced that the Highway Com- p . , Scarf Pin ? 3 Lh 9 Mideten has sold the $10.000,000 af Talking Machine Shop a ttn 0. Sia Iohn McCormac! $1.25 1 Brilliant blue-white, per © a é J ;*- i iyi j eFiail ‘i; ; . P ; : - 7 Ad - » 4t Lg eng , ec 2 _ seer , ° 7 - , “ — r, Sry 5c road bonds authorized by the Legis- 2739 Sutton ( Lovir San / | “ - bh br | Lat ’ e~~* “ h tf perfect | : fect cut Diamond, in , “4 lature for 1922, and that the addi- ‘Away Down East in Main¢ ' cut Diamonds Three Diamond ot . i Sass be ” Saxe} ° Sarah- aston / ere: ls na th i r ort} ’ } Te Ava r) monds xt) seven Lyi i's pear shape. fine 14 i Cc tional $5,000,000 issue authorized for . Miss Patricola ana thr es $65 i o. ate. Saoeie S110; | » Green Gold, chased anc . S 1923 will bye ld early in the vear Fodd Jidy. & Music Co. ¢ Homesick ...Billy Murray and Ed 5 el - monds, , 99 : S150 aie nde y . carved. : 5 lil D SOit ‘ATID 3 scat, . . » Worrat ' twelve jMamonda, 24V SU! . , g: | ’ can ) th t ti ' $15.000.000 can b ~~ aro4 Easton Av. } YOu Tell Her, I Stutte: 6 re Disemonds, $225 $15 ’ ‘e so that the entire $15,000,000 can be aon. TEBE TERMS . ; laced under contract before the con- Wellst (Kiss Mamma, Kiss Papa Foxtrot) , .- Size, nin O6UT™! o Aawti- the $15.0090,.000 is under contract Ee ¥ i Whiteman s Urenestia " Black Oynx and Stone-set Rings t— cvaranteed 25 years, Eigin 15 es a by tase Pa ewel movement. Curb link Waldemar Jap Signet Kings Chain. Fine gold filled Knife. PHICE Time for Careful Selection x * tie = i JELKE each county, will have its share of the _ South Side rdance with the ‘ Baker’s Music House ; inet Macndia toi $4.25 D $15.000.000 in acco A Five % LU CK lature.” Gary said. : . MARGARINE Gary added that the $60,000,000 : Jefferson-Gravois extra good ones, as Victor special releases always are. = ; ‘ ‘ ‘ o . ' ee . _ ad . Z s . rc ‘— ~ ‘ L, owe : sia ita " rae 4 ighwav prograt is not expected Bauer's Music House wondrful Christmas gift! Get then ae | ' - write for Cataloe 905 P : ‘ei —— ee ie 4115 Gravois nm we E. Ni ht U til Ch ° t Call or write for Catalog 905. Phone Kin., Cen. ayy, Open very 1g nti ristmas 5052; or Bell. Main $7 and salesman wiil call. , "q '$ Spread iread to hes . until 1923. but that the de- we ro “+ MORE th 4 eet 2 oa be pie cokes Sarah-Manchester —at your Neighborhood Victrola Store — partment had. since A ‘ OldRellable Credit Jewelers Largest in the Worid 2nd Fleor Carieton Bidg. 308 N. 6th St., Near Olive ho ) Ng Davs Ln ‘ hy pany the Mie Cullough-Morgan ace curing Bly-Moss Furniture Co And if you're getting 3 Victrola for Christmas that % ppits vaes a ‘3 the 1919 session of the General As- 4114 Manchester Neighborhood Store is the place to go. Every model is CHRISTMAS ~ G ‘Te cermblr. antraceted mre ticalls. all the F kli Avenue anesintrtatie $25 to $350, and convenient terms. aoe ; Gained’ by Puttieas @ Mec seneseno allotment. totaling $7,.239,.865.1% Up ran “ a : : 8 Your Purchasing. - ' to Dee. 2, approximately $5,815,410 N. Franklin You can buy in the evening ‘ me? Ta (pe } 4 173 - 123 rane i . i Pays to Read the Ad b g that lunch basket of the allotment had been |] lac ; 3 tf i," + —_ " oe peck " fe iva s . : fi re . : ; f : r Be 2 nit : s ¥ : a eS Se ea | ee hee ee wep ‘ 4 : ; “ -* = aes pire bee Dr aa ee ee ee Sa rite ae ® " ie. ~— at - e A . ee ee ee Eee ee ee WET een — — et eer > —" > ~ Ss. ’ - i ow 4 - p Bie 0

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISF TCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democret and the Times Combiged. ——— Marsei!! ft Al ta. This on ator : ; t - ~—- ; }- ) 2 ee : ] ] } _— ; FRENCHMEN PLAN TO CROSS | ment nas considerable importance in| -/m™=unication between Algwria and XS SEAS OTS CI OES OLS OED > CML SUIT AGAINST SAHARA IK IN AUTOMOBILE ee oo for the construction of a trans-Saha- renc: oit we - & Pr 2 ales « é State moners ehould b osited, | i Lascheon fi te 3—5S@c. t5e | ? —= eR Per 4 Cc 2. or how much interest snouic -G.- : + = 4 From 3 te —A ia Cart : . . i Stat “td ' : , s\. |S. ' . ms « ‘ r,s a" ° ~ : , Se , - z > -~ ‘t Set : oy : ~ il : a re $° *. ist it was t ml rene ie? SEERA Do ine oie hoe , ; ad oy ae “ ey ‘ eS en bs 2 ’ y » abel te: hy a Gat ae re te Nee oe y 3 Ne pe es t ws 0 es wer - Kg la eon ae a ie Sat om «0.3 eed . * e SR a eae ee ‘¢ At i" ¥ ae ESTEE en Be oe . 4 oa gs . a we ™ : , 7 gre" Fes me se ape da gee : hic brite m, t : oi 4 : PEs gees ¥ cas, Ave} \ tra ae ae te Be ‘By bd ‘ “ae fi be Sf era ie. ‘ Liban ree x i wed ages! ely a rn pees fae haus a ~ Sih! ie Ags cpenine e y _— . "9 SBA athe OF ae ee : . wiley ‘= ‘* ” a oie Taegan coer — : roe beet (ihe cas vee ” > [rte ay ws - a . . Soe in bake a =* }4 ' ay 88 Ff Pe ae ae eA Oe On ee er ae ; oe ali), Soda sia Le «Lak ol ‘ AN pe te PEON Bi Sie, Le ee I, eee aes oe Pa tind ; Fpse end ped bow * YS Doge a Attorney-Gereral Brundage no Series sp ee RS Wes ink 4 ot BRE =a 7 mi ae ee PR RG $ y t “Eh Wwy Bt Aas Aas dA gg) er . . >, — ~~ = | either amend his bill or pro- Neti anh bs he f, i? e SP, fa ; e hn. A ¥ Ws ir? on" ae ‘ 7 ‘ = op Sa es Tx at ee TD ctor BL por NSS ea A \Weper ee oni . os) Way ee Ww ~ , ‘| eHiLD’s SuiT$ — All- wool, 2 Pants, $13.58 PERE rar tn 4h . ss * “se » ' 7 i» tar . wif s ee k : } Opens an Accou Two civil actions were institute : a. Ladies’ Coats, St against Russel and one each against = = and Dresses and Men Gov. Small and Lieutenant-Goverror : ag es Overcoats and Suits, : ae $14.75, $19.50, $24. Sterling. 510 WASHINGTON AVENUE | In criminal proceedings tn cots oll? ‘J a Se eee ee, AVENUE | a. nection with the charges asain Still time for . AA 110 N. BROADWA) | . Small growin > | OF FINE @ Kiddies’ Box O’Fun Christmas is the happiest day in the Kiddies’ Calendar, and so for this oc- casion Santa and the Busy Bee have pre- pered an attractive s-pound box of . “Candy Fun” The YZ a am eda es pare ee ge ; . ; ou iNeed to set ubscribers $n = ; Be 3 | ¥ We are pi lacing Delicious home - made | & . | at unusual prices Fudges, Caramels, Nut a | i Bars. Bonbons and Choco- | rely, yo i 2 se or relatives who do not new read THE POST- -DISPATCH to each subscribe for a term of six qnonths H characterize this 1: | ; , ee — = you to earn a Saddlekick! And surely — ll agree, when you see the Saddlekick, that the award of so lates — | prize is eme! ly generous paymen othe effort necessary to get THREE SUBSCRIBERS to St. Louis’ ONE BIG Newspaper. ; of candies as the very i ally oe read the terms of this g: ofter. Send the enrollment blank at once, and be first in your neighborhood to earn a Saddiekick. Start | The pound | | — “7 Ballet Slippers : The Saddlekick Is Not on Sale in St. Loufs Stores. The Manufacturers Have Promised to Give Their Entire Outpat to a : “3M ASD DASCE ? Sig giris and Busy Bee (°=°r") Milk Chocolates, 80c Ib. | Boys and Girls in POST-DISPATCH Territory. The Mamufacturers Tell Us That the Saddlekick S | ee ae | Has a Retail Value of $7.50—But YOU Can Get Qne ABSOLUTELY FREE! 4 hand t arae Special Assorted Chocolates Homemade Assorted Chocolates | tin a . . mer. ae A most tempting variety of (Christ- | S% to 2 Finest Assorted Chocolates, Bonbons, | — (Carist , : 4 to? Cavemels. Nut-Patties. French Noufats. - ™25)- Chocolates, of the most deliciou | PARENTS: Santa Claus could bring no more atceptable gift NOTE—We expect to quickly absorb the factory's { Buttercups, Peppermint Kies Mut favors, most suitable foe Sema e desserts | for a red-blooded boy or girl than the SADDLEKICK. See tion of Saddlekicks and must make the offer subject to’ | Chips, Nut Taffies, Gum Drops, Fancy samples on display in the Circulation Department of the drawal without notice. If sufficient supplies are Brittles and ne a cone 12th and Olive Sts. we propose continued distribution of Saddlekicks to This complete asosrtrrent of Busy Bee Send the Enrollment Blank at Once and Be the FIRST in cluding Saturday, December 23, but we reco Candies has been cl imed French Mixed... ; | : rs — otiee thea aac ~ Some ee Britile i” — a “2 ) Your Neighborhood to Earn a Saddlekick. every Doy and girl eligible enroll without delay. Assorted Stick Candy. 25¢lb. neeusirileaniinlsaiiiidae inna || | -Terms of the Offer—Read Carefully ee ee > * . * _ | . Christmas Gifts of Di —e are fae img or collecting any money. 3 What shall I > the sinction | Sgt Bp Oy, = ime istP cia. an gegen the validity ef the om ter I premise to abide by the requirements of your Glam a give? is eternal question. The answer to this question me est nits, including East S' r regeived su kt am on a I understand, fully, that all orders are subject to Foam 1 be found among our decorated boxes, baskets and attractive novelties | | Teisin nies "meni Stieiien ane aeeeeesn ase Ceptance or rejectsen. And when these are filled or accompanied with Busy Bee Candies the gift | v3 Park and Maplewsced in Wise- Home-Delivered:. eink" ditei ae.” alee I will mot tender orders from persons who now is complete amd sure to be appreciated. | iT : ne wsbey ta annot be im- daily PQST-DISPATGH—whether purchased from 4 —— ee Call ail sn ain si dren. Incomparable—the pound ..... 40c Vy NEG LAIR AEN PRS RAE CENA TB Nese TS AIC RNEG I MY IDEN, ERS OM a 4 Hi wor _— _ —_ ae as .' news stand or carrier. Place Xmas Mail Orders Now! in sudecriptidns are required was trict bounded. S et ces vin the dis- io tao the sale of Far and near—ceveryone will appreciate . pee ts Pn oli. - Re a din <a . the North By Cass Avy P= Three ought which inspired you to send as See ee tks West Be Geno on,” FAME Tae Box of Busy Bee Candies at Xmas time. Three : ’ 2 nen - | St - oad POs” -DISP 7. r the East By the ees River We ship everywhere. Stores See ast bene then he Ge Tn a eee oe ee 6th and Olive A417 N. Seventh = 617 N. Broadway ea ek eee Ee eee toons aed 2

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FRIDA = ‘S DECEMBER 36. 199. a -. FRIDAY. BECEMBER 15, 1822. rhe City ee of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Rateem that of the is eta star 2 and ‘he Times re by Andreae — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SS — ‘ “th : SS — SORE OR PRISON ‘UNEMPLOYED’ PR StATEN DI DISMISSED automobile collided with an inter-|before he could prefer charges| when intoxicated should be detaine1 hs | urban Street car. against them. The Chief replied |over night and sent to the Police : G as Than Ever 's wi to Be Erected : at Mich-| | A Police Sergeant, who ordered|that the Sergeant failed to make | Court. * At “CO ) NAN = | “a = aean Penitentiary. the arrest of the party, testified »e-|charges in time. The —- ode : Hin a 8 lf nh Ny NS i the a - i Be sess OB OLLEGE TRUST ! ¢ |fore the Police Committee last night | cently ordered that all persons are | | bs Mich., De 14.—To that the Chief ordered their release rested for reckless driving or driving QUSPAD CUTE ay Rr ers eet t ~ : : . © : ’ % Ee yrtion of the . 2 RS ARI AO LE EE, . BANK : pa Co heaasegige tae ) | SOLD EVERYWHERE | ae i " persons at . V | y penitent! iary at. Jackson, | Religious Beliefs Held by Wil-| | INGS CLUB ; 7. ernst rative » Oo an a rs n | lj am Jew ell Professor Caused : 2 struction Of & 9 09,% | | eee 08" Board’s Action. Kaught a hard cold? o weeks will plant. ' 4 ele t d. — you : oe 1 ment is one of thie things Old nose on the run? eg ey Chri t you May i vee z has to face. hat ly this . , ‘ ted Pr ristmas. | wal ypnpulation was , we Astecmte "Tress ? ickness | he ee num! 7 ces wad. | MANGA CITY, Mo., Dec. 13.—Dr.| Now don’t you let = Pe Ww ' , ‘ - : . ° TOW ! da Be slishme nt oO f the tex- | Arthur Wakefield Slaten, professor of 4 ’ Detract from life S fun P caid i) | Biblical literature and religious edu- \\ \\\ \\ d Warden Hul! ald, Wal | ioe - | On K pend, and your Come in before you go problem ee: partially,;| cation at William Jewell College, n ondon’ S de y ble Christmas Savings Club, Bee work for more prisones Liberty, Mo., was dismissed from the . Nose quickly mend provided. faculty last night by unanimous de- : L : cision of the board of trustees. The! Send for free So bnght 1S your outioo action of the board was taken in se-'| 20 treatment adway and Olive J a (Kp cret session. It followed expressions | aoe on things once again ‘& Sed Vy Dr. Slaten of certain religious be- | a mes Wor ant ry , Ryzon- raised cakes | Missouri ' HEX Naly OSE SHOP liefs which the trustees deemed in- { -$ >» 7 "kee fresh ] “9 consistent With his position. . A? ‘ P — ee ee eee 2% 5 Resolutions adopted by the board | m por ) aTRABLS You use less 4 : iyrere sent to Dr. Slaten, They as- ‘ oth 1 . i 2 / Wh, ne wate SEU "TEA Room en rr. Sha They a _ @ ~ ee | ; — , x sign aS the reason for dismissal that ‘. -” . —_ ‘Sold by. ' i? Conraaé Gro- te Nicest Place for Xmas the professor had declared that he | = = cery Company and all Class nly St. Loui - a Shoppers did not “believe in or subscribe to’ | " ‘A’ stores.’’ only 4 uls evening a & Specials for Saturday pre-existence and the deity of Christ; . { Press news service. % ~ 5 Turkey, infallibility of his teachings: his Vv 1~ » t Yo sheng r13C carious death: his bodily resurrec- i gw Je $a tion: and his mediatorial amd inter- | — Mey jreaded Veal Cut- he S| cempory worth.” f essory worth. The resolutions also tomato sauce.. REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. ~ bru Mens yeaa ol rf : poe m >» ~ a 4 ba a a AOR. et tee rs ‘ a. - — » on , 7 - — we a . - Re rt ROE ae mA See wie lies Win, OO Ea N 2) nee a — a - “et ~. es ea ai ah Rs — epee ae . PS HPP gees Oe PART oR ah Gain yn ec a chs - ene : : « a - > LO ORNL ALANA A ALLL ACE LPL OLN LA REL OOD We Are Ee s : 7 rr Ae ELA Ee = 534 Ey | Retiring the House f= ; wy be bes a A Be ‘ 7, = From the Goes in V4 BY BABY eo ee JAN Ve Petal This Sale mo Se ) 5 4 Business Regardless A . £2 state that Dr. Slaten had declared i 3—50c, T5e E pT 4 ay’ _ la ong before the board, ‘“‘that he does not a | worship Christ nor pray in his , SE. a a reativew Be — a eee Dismissal will be fect Jan. 1] effective if, ene eeaeoae Smeeee=s —_—e=—— = = 1923 Slatens salary, however, will OTHING be continued until the end of the “ . | SG term for which he was employed to laker for 7 ba — - tn 4 a state ment issued in anticipa- |cRE D | T I tion of the board's action, Dr. Slaten asserted that ‘‘the real issue is fa 14.0 DOWN greater than a mere personal on An Ir S . : It is the issue of academic freedom. . Opens an Account Shall teachers in denominational col- eo of Cost or Former Quitting . ~ and Forever = Ladies’ Coats, Suits | leges be free to teach what their re- and Dresses and Men’s searches convince them to be true. or Overcoats and Suits, shall they be controlled in their 14.75, $19. 50 $24. 15 | teachings by the opinions of non- -. ' professionals who assume to know 110 N. BROADWAY 9 °°" 72? Siresay” | The student body of William Jew- and Chestnut :, ai : Bet. Pine ell ¢ Ollege, after the daily chapel service shortly before noon yesterday — a resolution objecting to the ‘emoval of Dr. Slaten. _—- g . “a 3 PBR: © gum lee mam nee’. & z out gant | . . . . onium * “ c Y vi ~ ve eabAed: rt - scm wetiegs ve aera uert se pecs ca mses a ae ee z . — * — _ ~ a « hes paee te 2 , GOT MARR IO ROOR GES are ee ee “4 re angnene : ” emer -m ~yet : L ons - Loses —— — ——— r ces Phe is . Ae * ‘ c, * es . ; is i mittee of the City Council. = we ae 7 -s 7 >. Bs. 3 aia Chief of Police Frank W olff ‘ f 53 4 Sue ” & ' 7 ’ Ane ‘ Belleville has been suspended for th Bing Ge. Bee kee ae Sega 50 days without pay, effective tv- ‘4 Doors Open Saturday ae Bee ; morrow, for failure to obey orders >: 8: :30 A, M. to 6 P. M. if the Police Committee of the City - ' y - ‘ouncil. 3% Cc + . ] It was charged that last Wednes- - Ahi |: os s and Everything Else F orgot- i) : ¢ 4 , - » ‘ . YY 4 “y , a 2 ey e ZA, “a hi: i 1 a aA. 2 ’ ‘6 s , ; , oat or £ 4 A ‘ e a ° a ‘ We . 4 ‘ Iu si - & } W"5 | ‘ , f- :. er ‘. ¢ ry A 4 " ; - ® 2. ¢ —— Lf) 3 “3 : ns Meng Ah awl, Ti" “" : {. ’ - , . Fi ‘ } ‘ } . , | j - t " f; 7 ‘ ‘ te . y, 14 4 " " & ; / | ; « a. ve , 7 a: ihde of " ' / +* ge Ae» A at ares ‘ao Fv 4” $ |i Sixth and Franklin | FREE ad - eee epee ns ten in Face of This Great Fact Put Your Last Dollar Into These Gigantic Bargains. You’ll Never See Such Savings Again! ! Our $150,000 Stock of 4 Select Your Xmas Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs 3 Phonograph NOW! Literally Sacr ificed Here’s a Wonderful Value! Sternberg’s COATS All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $25.00. S$ 9.85 T “hk 99 se All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $35.00. ‘$14.85 | 2 All Sternberg’s Cé*..TS selling up to $45.00. ‘$18.85 a eC chograph , All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $55.00. $24.85 3 (. All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $65.00. ‘$28.85 | All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $75.00. $34.85 | ~ = “ A All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $89.00. ‘$39.85 | Complete With Twelve Selections NT Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $95.00. $44.85 - | . & Stock Consists of Hundreds and Hundreds of Fur- hyn Trimmed Cloth and Piush Coats, in Misses’ Sizes, ys "7 Women’s Sizes and Extra Sizes Up to 58s . A | MP Sternberg’s DRESSES 2 Cae il adimememmetedl | All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $10.00...9 3,85 : i ' y 7 en ee en usmaeanann ee eterna et nae . ( Mail Orders Sent Pecoeld! » Scissors - For Girls \ ee ee ee ee i -eweuvuwve eer. ee ee t Christmas tess Now While Sizes Are Complete” BODO OL OE A PPP ee hia tepeninaitinneatinainc tie, “atinal “Colonials and Strap Pumps” ba OF FINE QUALITY AND DISTINC- A , 7 TIVE STYLE —Disc Wheels i iam —Rubber Tires J A\ Pair. $5. (0) BS \ —Roller Bearings ladies, you will be delighted with et 5 : the beauty, snadihtey and perfect fitting - Adjustable . of these new models. Louis heel ef- Saddle . @ \ fects in Black Satin, Patent or Black Kid. Your critical inspection invited. Oe Nl tl ly Children’ s School Shoes” FREE—A Dainty Pair of Scissors—FREE ms We are placing om sale Children’s School Shoes &t nusual prices for their quality and wear. BROWN OR — CALF LEATHERS m of sixgmonths for the 7M Big Girls’, $2. 25 ‘the award of so worthy 7a paper. . ol Misses’ ; Child’s, $ All Saddlekick. Start today. Se wo: 83 00 WITH SOFT SOLES ck .- 3 | bist go ota Ballet An ideal present for your baby -v All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $15.00...§ 6,85 All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $25.00. ..5$11.85 All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to $39.75. ..§14,85 . All Sfernberg’s DRESSES selling up to $49.00. ..§4 7,85 Slippers, made with ?¢ friends; red or hand ~ turned soles ¢ blue felt, daintily and soft toes fur trimmed; oped fl 50 with ribbon ties; : , > ‘regular $1.00 val- the Ses S produc- , | Big Girls’ | ue. Sizes 1 to 6 ~ ‘Terms: 75c a Week! No Interest Ever Charged ! FURS AND F UR CAPES you can easily remember the time when a Phono- with- . . =e to 7. 2S ing up to . O —Brown Tree ere cvaitatle . = rl 19 : 59¢ $29.76—NOW eres eeeees nd Taupes sess... PledeeS graph of this size, style and quality would have cost $29.70—now faddlekicks to and in- > , B ” . AN FURS selling up to fowae oe you fully $60.00. It is a splendid instrument, exactly as 8 oe . 3 TR COs S sellin up we recommend that . ge d Children’s — | pet —— | All FURS soiling up to Coy} ached peed illustrated—attractive in appearance, has good tone, ? t Nullifiers” ut delay. , : Beautiful shades ? Nothing pleases jhe little ones | : All FURS selling up to FU oe, -¢ “yest up $179 85 high-class reproducer and motor, and improved tone 100.00-—now a of felt. Choice of | more than these beautiful Bootees, $10 4q fur or ribbon } . ‘ modifier. Has upper shelf for records in active use— LL ‘ rimmed, in black, | ( t AMA”. ae - gray, brown | pursery rhymes Ster nber £s Ss U i T S lower shelf for your record albums. Will play all records, Ereen, maroon, Saddlekick without pay- 9 “Gg purple or navy ) 0M collar. | | All Sternberg’s SUITS selling up to $29.75............ $12.85 and is fully guaranteed in every way. Comes complete ; lue. eae ; : é . ‘ements of your offer. ‘A 23 = ss Children’s 98 | woe 2. O8c | m ) All Sternberg’s SUITS selling up to $35.00 with 12 selections—six-double-face records. A Christ- s are subject to your ac- } Tia. Red, only. FOC , cua’, gg yf Saas es All Slernberg’s SUITS selling up to $49.50 | mas gift that will bring endless pleasure to your home. : 4 I es : a | — - - eae : orn & : ' Er Ge. : : rsons who now read the : ES ait colors I, Apts C All Sternberg’s SUITS selling up to $59.50 | Our price is only $37.50—75c a week will pay for it. ased from a newsboy, Lt ORE a ; | ) | — Line of Columbia Grafonolas From iy Up to $500 rith the sale or distribu- Men’ Ss Nullifiers and Everetts aan | —_ R E M E M B E R “a | HAND TURNED AND | _— LOOK FOR THE BIG YELLOW SIGNS ON OUR WINDOWS @ Cash FLEXIBLE | : | A-Xmas preseat every mee rom a F They point the way to the big sale—where women's ing SA Eg guelaemaes | rs ) and misses’ new ready-to-wear apparel is sold at Black or Brown; | give-away prices! da kid lined; turn soles oo | - : aes + 12th and Oliv Sts. flexible soles . rner e Biack or Brown: machine-sewed soles...« y oe . a \ Boys’ Brown; Machine-sewed soles Pt LOL a Ot : a A, ™ nen

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pe ee RO ee OE OT eT ey ee re 7 = x 5 eo oe . * Lares Soe ~ ' Sr} > _ : The blackmail defense being ad- | lik Such A gE ps pre Sean of the Post-Dispe 1e@ biackm: efens g ad- \ *) i? : a / § enew. suc . r ~ | D and © Be . ie $4 'vanced in the trial of Frank Turch- | Many y" iA tenw YORK, Dec. 15.—In t : me vuinsky, 32 years old, a jeweler, of ° 1419 Market street, charged with | ; : ae the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Sam | makes as Hart TS ..20 Pe smpartment of an old rosd Pomerantz Aug. 28, 1921, was sup- . , é; orted further today by the tes- | — the best—up-to-the minute—1500 to select : A delightfully new fox trot and ae estaiained eiuak inane 1» agree : rs Lincoln shortly a a/ timony of witnesses that Turchinsky from. Don’t be a chump and pay $50 for an Coaster Wagons clal 2 hs te irs. ogee lenient: an . eed - ig VELOCIPEDES; size 4 te § aes | t eath ched condition of the by the OKeh Syncopators had befriended Pomerantz and that, ) in return, Pomerantz made frequent | overcoat. BLUE SERGE COATS AND PANTS, Rubber tired; fully ball-bearing; in, rubber tires, fully bale Built bearing; strongly built, . > family finances. . ‘+ . efforts to obtal! ‘ from him, ” ineh dise wheels. » O GIVE YOU the dance music that keeps you If} step with the times, nl em wile aaa aceaeiiee $7.50—COATS and VESTS, $2.50. Brand new extra strong, Special s 5 pr ne TREE LIGHTING g =. letters according to Fe Pe “a ° . . 4 o> ie tea . “vee Pomerantz was endeavoring to half price, MECHANICAL ‘AND’ 3 , . blackmail Turchinsky when Turch- | . 1 ms ‘ AINS: b nl , : Tri T Club constant endeavors of OKeh Records | er A slightly Used High-Grade Overcoat or Suit | pou: carts; al colors BICYCLES; strongly bullt, @opaemmmmeee OF {TS Ve charge of A Ns OSD — ee . ” ng fy > aes ‘ * ere | ~ : ete taee se ie Spe et om = : rs 2 : m Orta = - sane: i 4 * stpthhsatin nde ete * * os a se i plete momaniies : SI: Spneeyss entities ail “ silane pohpcais cheat abana eaten tn ote ae eel _ae“een a. > - vr “ns n o oe mn “ 7 OL Sen a as ey Fe alg eee LF £8 eee 2 eS os ° * = aor ae -* o > : a 8 a a x ~ mined: aarmahe n > yee army re r . eee . : omnnteay bs : ~ elie Smee le et Alas Se pn bod - ea» a ei ike ve @ oe ~ ¥ " ‘ ; - . a wininpin a ‘i. ”- z me. iene ane SS Powe ue, m TOO RRR NEE TE oT + oar peat pee erate ane ““! ‘ ede ~ ed 3 7 a ? 2 a ae ae oy . ; septate RS cation ~yrute ae rg oe : wr er eee - : ; * ~ : o Spee a peo -~ 4 " xe . 5 le iy > : 7 , . aa Fa aicaths . : . oy = 9 " Sees P £ Prop Oster) umes - aici > NN hae - : AS Ry, “} = 7 id PGB RMI tensed : Maps » “ ee Assorted homemade colates, extra fine . i Pearayyeanss Orchest | ys Assorted’ chocelates, caramels, nougats Cargmels, and a variety of Creams-—s a ae , Han or Dandr | # , | eT ae : ee = 7 1200 Biddle street, testified that | 60c, 80c and $1.25 i = i Queen’s Divinity ha '/ Nourishine will restore your ft Mrs. Turchinsky had guaranteed on “ | Loveliest Angel Cake, combined with supremé Sim, —) gam original color, whether black, Say CALL ME BACK, PAL O’ MINE 4679 NELLIE KELLY, I LOVE YOU payment of a bill of $18 for furni- jy Homemade Tafties, 1b | : shine Cake, coated with the purest Batten as st | Blond. Removes dandruff. , : : -acked } yne to five pound boxes. } | | Almond Stollen (i Fi t to use. No longer is it neg spall pe ley Fox Trot— Markels Orchestra* pelle » gee ayment fro Yr Packed in on (ant | ING—Male Trio—Crescent Trio Medley t D i i . see Ww! P os nt om her iM 3 Peppers stings Se tor the Sunday breakfast: masiu dee you to have zray hair, which lusive OKch Artists ‘under that guarantee. he } , “ruit ilk (hoeolates rich butter dough, intermingled with freshess | | “ally and tn busine w Exclu e Memes 3 Nash of 4745 Cupples ras Assorte d Nut and drut Ml ilk C(nocolat ; 512 Locust almonds end coated with & rick ammeee 49. | _ @aps you socially ss, versation in Turchinsky’'s store when TH Pr Pomerantz was demanding —that NTRAL WEST SOU merants \. wei —_— | Sadia wacked with an aladitment 1 'rns at excéiie : id r Music Co R. A. Kissel Music Co. Supreme Masic Co }|Turchinsky lend him $1000 and | oe a3 sot ‘ im ae an aS teen ee ee er — — —— sa ’ ‘ “. Nourtshine !s a real tonic, whict 1103 Olive St. 4 ' “(Three Stores) 9604 S. Broadway > ‘that, failing to obtain it, Pomerantz} ¢ of chocolates, caramets, ee cet : aaa prepare—deliciously none eee glorious vag iS ancy Tea Cakes, lb...... 25.786 d nourishes the hair, thus rest bons and French glazed fruits-—-in a container—topped with crystallized fruits and tied | a a P ‘ fy eae Be . ' a \' Christmas Cookies, ID. ieee ee ; | > to its original vitality. It is us Goldman Bros. ture Co (Three Stores) ai: teal testified that 1 ver- | 1104-8 Olive St. 5935 Easton AV. 2649 Cherokee St. ee —* ea nes vaatg . 039 s oe nd : (Your personal card enclosed.) —— —— 2 Imperial Phonograph and Ree- heard a similar conversation = § in | Shipped parcel post anywhere 25¢ extra. ; ; ae? [. worth many times the price asked | - ‘astel Fur e Co. 3-Pound Box, $2.00 We Ship Safely Anywhere Send your mail orderin now! , bottle usually is effective. 916 Pine St. 1201 N. Vandevente! 3402 S. Jefferson Av Turchinsky ordered: Pomerantz out, | ee ee eS. ~* Sold by all dealers, including & nels and was not justified in taking Conversations Overheard. goody. Saturday special, pound, only ” i ; ard Brazil nuts, makes an unexcelled special; @@. | Tenor Solo—Lewis James Waltz—Rega Dance Orchestra® = ture which Pomerantz had bought Leeeeecss, Oo aoe sale and promaes 5 a). ‘ iS ‘ 1 } _ ly e E fallv ‘ced Satura of place, a plumbing contractor, testi- i In ohe-pound DOXES On . 706 Washington Crees Sey ce on urGay at ¢ >. NOURISH . §950 Easton oe kd, i Sl ; : Ce. = siandered Mrs. Turchinsky. | | eee "ee ; , Leuis Goldberg Furniture lovely box and tied with pretty Christ- with adorable Christmas ribbons and holly. » \ endorsed by thousands of men and \ ' ord Exchange Pastel Furniture Co. Albert Riehl Turchinsky’s store and that, when May-Stern & Co. . wictncin ar | : = , im seen ee acto . . 48 3 é | > e * Drug Co., Judge & Dolph Drug C 12th and Olive NORTH Pomerantz made a motion toward a as 1 ie 4 OD | Ee Ee ee a ES eo ea Eo EES Se Se Say 2. “ayy 2a ‘ F g we ee OS Sn ee 3 Sccenetcaians _"“Wolff-Wilson Druz Co. at $1.2 oe E. Burman, a furniture dealer at i and bonbons or all chocolates, lb. 4 THREE O’CLOCK IN THE MORN- ise (YOU REMIND ME OF MY MOTHER . and that he subsequently was com- | Assorted Hard Candies, 1D | | | Saturday only, Ot «-++0----e-eens | “Cleanses the scalp. Harmless and Where to get the 6 BEST SELLERS : ‘fled that he had overheard a con- | : : we f ARERR, & ty | : Holiday Gift Box De Luxe Ye Olde Tyme Fruit Cake Christmas Galena | : Positively Not a D $15 Franklin Av. Sewers. Mardware ang Furni- Dau, The House Furnisher | Richard A. Bouillion of 3321 Eas- ool ab eating 3-pound Cake, in conegtney, S558 | The Real Plum Pudding, Ib... .75¢ , en. As a dandruff remover elon Musician’ Music House watestt Mente Ce. John A. Faris S| hip pocket which disclosed the butt — - bottle, if t bad a J 2 0 eee i Open Evenings 1035 West Fiorissant Speciality Shop ent of a revolver. Wags sa ZeEBaSa & a EBERR2ae RB ES 8 EE B BREE RE ES RBERBRSE ER EBA HE 2843 Olive St. 2837 Cherokee St. Goldman Bros. Cor. of Alice . Tells of Hearing Threat. ene” mconte, C. H. Hagedorn R. A. Kissel Music Co. &: William Thompson of, Chicago, an ,. es ADVERTISEMENT 902 Franklin Av. 3 have enough money to go to New| § aa | r "¢ ad ~ a e | i = Te erent iin Aw 1326 Benton 1665 S. o9th St. |emplove of the C. & E. I. en & | 2 = — 2402 Cass Av. Dau, ". gry se + ow : 3 i'testified thatthe heard +-Pomeran‘z | | Louis Housefurnishing Co. ree St¢res - Wagner Furn. Co. | aa ROE TO 2 weal Pies 2021 Cass AV. 1617 S. Jefferson Av. threaten Turchinsky and say, “I) S ° : 8 : , ' ’ = GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION, NEW YORK me | York, but I want to see you under | a m | the sod first.” | is a Prescription for ¢ ; : | Character witnesses testified that | is ae sy : ’ Hear th Mu iC d Voices” Fever and LaGrippe. It’ | | pamapeeani fe Pen character. a Mf. ios ees os x e si an a mc speedy remedy we | Others testified that Pomerantz was|j, eg SPO LID : i $ 7 ame, known to them as a blackmailer og a is ae a: Fas a a a n the A iy aoe a xf _— Pneumonia. #| women. This latter testimony was | a {3 (pte ie Ni I ‘ t ee e ADVERTISEMENT. mm | Stricken from the record. aan hy Fh 7 e: _ eran ae ‘ . q > en 3 Por . | | Other defense witnesses testified | . O11) i RRS lle SS Fs Keep that boy at home nights—let him car ! or ited or intl at af e shooting a butcher! & ee | tae ae SS bh 3 a anc reventiv | tte. wan deuud-teaiae the Ban CE ee ee): Me all the news of the day—Educational—Instrue #ee. pou purer a he Ay Aer BP 1505 EES fh; pe Pid er 7 Fj Py ‘knife was found beside the body of | § ° am é ' tive—Man Building! The box bears the signate 1 . ° Pomerantz. : eigen e 7 The R ecord's of Qu lit Y Wes na athe wen wen ee | WEEE. W. Grove. (Be sure yo where they -had bee eighbors, and | he PLAY ON ANY STANDARD PHONOGRAPH ) a ; bc in ne ‘Vutee aaa A ie t . f t a een.) __30¢. omplete Equipment to © Recei io Broad 4 eceive Radio Broadcasts © in 1913. He has been in business in St. Louis five years. | | He met Mr. #hd Mrs. Pomerantz | | on Thanksgiving Day, 1920, he said, | Lectures, vocal and instrumental music and ott forms. of entertainment are received in your home wh this device has been set up in accord with the inst tions that accompany the instrument. jand the following day they called |upon him and he gave them carfare home. As they became better ac- | ‘quainted, he said, he advanced them | O | | more money, at on time $25 and at pen ' ‘ | another $250 to go in business. Pom- Saturday - pane ‘. : Saturday mae erantz, he testified, subsequently ae 4 . m sold the business for $500 but di Evenings Evenings es a Te ‘not reimburse him. \ - me BROADWAY & MORGAN “3 Slander Charged. m™, On Aug. 21 last, a week before the ‘shooting, Turchinsky testified. Pom- mei erantz asked for a loan of $1060. {| MEN!! It Will Pay You fo Walk Two Blocks Off of the me, Which was refused, and, he said, | e° High-Rent District to Save $10 to $20 on Your [MM | Pomerantz then attacked Mrs. Tur- : 'chinsky’s character with untruthfvu} statements. : Turchinsky ordered Pomerantz out o%: of his store, but he and Mrs. Pom- me, crantz returned later and. again | asked for the loan, stating that he | Wanted to open another store. When | it was again refused, Turchinsky | Said, Pomerantz began slandering him to his neighbors. One statement he attributed to Pomerantz was that he, Turchinsky, had an $1800 deed of trust that had 'belonged to Mrs. Broddon. Touch- 'insky said he thereupon went to Broddon's home and, in the presence of Mr. and Mys. Pomerantz, who weer there, denied this. They all agreed then to go before a Rabbi, ‘where Turchinsky was to make a formal religious oath to this effect. Turchinsky left the Place, but re- ‘turned later, not expecting to find | Mr. and Mrs. Pomerantz there, and ithe discussion concerning the deed |of trust was reopened. Turchinsky said that Pomerantz | repeated the accusation and refused to £0 before a Rabbi, stating that he was going to settle the affair there =|) and then, Pommerantz seized a me butcher knife from a table and 'Turchinsky drew a_ revolver and ‘fired one shot, he said. ' He denied that he intended shooting Mrs. Pom- frantz. He said he does not recall anything after firing the shot and }; Was hysterical until the next day. | ice A Wonderful Gift for That Boy of Yours aon We have one sa Leather Gooc city, Our p will pay you te — eee fy ! ? \ ie 3 : eo ~ . re att oe, «®t . ‘ a” ‘ . ee 7 oe | | AN. a [ ee ** Gents’ Bill Rolls, 50e to Card C ; MADE TO RETAIL iis mess i neh. AT $22.00 FBS Toilet Rolls... ...$5 to ah :9 “peal Thermos Bottles The “Jewel” has a sensits ¥ $1.75 to permanent, crystal adjustims Soin Purses... ...250 té No batteries required, no ma ‘Tewel Cases. . $2.50 to tenance cost. 4 ty r Cases. .$1.50 to It is rated as a 50-mile mst ‘n'y Boxes. $1.95 to ment, and under favorable am ete 85 tos pheric conditions will recer¥ o™eP Bags... .$1.50 to dio signals from that distames : | | : ; is only recommended, hows . 3 | . lt i Z FALL | Save | , | Genuine Wal | WED A WEEK; GETS $500,000!® 3) SA\ BE fy ie Bess vA Louis and suburbs. Tests 2 7 | Genuine Leatt = ASN Briar ) Thos 6 shown that the “Jewel” 2 E Ry i = : up local radio programs @e@ 4 UN cr and distinctly. . q HUNDREE Rad; aay And the Best adio Dep: mc — Pitt _ ~ al aa A * The “Jewel” Radio Receiving Set v includes tuning coil in polished is” cabinet with set of Kellogg's To Annex — receiving phones (2400-ohm resist- VY ees ance). Actual size of cabinet, 7% 408 N B : are in, x 6% in. x 4% in. ; x pac we e Store for : e People 4 South of Main Bu Te Tn nn on a an on on on i a raw fon et eh ee ht Sn So) , | ly | | ! | | tH il —- a Se | i i i ui hh oe pA ee ae ae Y pT ees ae = 6, - “ef - . eee ee “ — a? rita or ss Ai , ] ‘ en Mo ee ee oe : ee SF 7 —~ — ne Se te LH rote . NN ‘ — », v een SSO ; oe Rr wh c- ot ae es ne | eee epee ne Ce ~ br” «@ Ai 2 aoskad RTS, > Aa ~~ > en La ee a a ay, ~~ - P. ~ SE By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.—Mrs. May Slessenger Bachman, who mar- ried David S. Bachman, San Fran- cisco attorney and stock broker at a sanitarium one week before he died, Hand-tailored, beautiful plaid-back Over- |inherited more than half the Bach- coatings—full or half belts— raglan or straight man estate, valued at $1,000,000. ae- sleeves—All have convertible collars—newest cording, to a will filed in Probate 1922-23 patterns. Court here today. Mrs. Bachman is SEE THEM TOMORROW SURE )* miniature portrait painter. Reward for Mrs. Phillips Capture. Mui HM | ¥ - a ee - > —_— ee ee ee omer’ ere 2.88 88 8 ess dt By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. 15.—A

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a ee : ’ Ae tees hea: be noite taese: aims Reena bao | oy * s FRIDAY, || : ¢ : e — *. sek 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' 39 FRIDAY DECEMBER \ cs Ee ie ei] 7 € iis Letters He Believes iz xingsey os vices eves gts mens coe eum: | oranty. and thar erat wat an v Mealy remunerative. mer than any other of the best sum- x Interested in vigor enable them @ produce abun- & | Strawberries. RB : : | p es. - , » Beatty turned to their|mer varieties. During the fall C , i Mrs } incoln W; culture, After 30 years in this busi-| months, the plants again bear. The dantly. The plants have tough leat eS | 4 e ro Pe none he has thistosay: “I delight in cruithne continues until showsall dna tissues and are not affected by any At T TO -t -. | ¢eveloping or introducing a new va- enat Plant disease, The Rockhill ts a di- | é a |Tiety of strawberry. Whatever suc. | tne Plants do well in any climate. Jrect cross of Progressive Everbearar SF cess I have had is due a¥eety te the “The plants root deeply, grow lux-‘and Early Jersey Giant’ | ARE BEST | a ntly Penned Shortly After Death of Co-operation between agricultural |= | WHEN YOU BUY THAT GIFT FOR YOUR DEAR ONE— RECTOR SET $i president and Relate to Pinched Condition “the new vaciety ere Rockit WHY NOT GET ONE FREE FOR YOURSELF? ss br na teelineony , pare WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF - A) peering agama OE Be team phy Si ) a an a. Tricks ... 89c ¢ i YORK, Dec. 15.—-In the se alll -leshantaiermenegekeasteederge | aj f a h : L. CHESTs """*: ie ) ¥ ae PPE RS The first letter, dated the day after " 2% oy ; Re ie Be r3 Or over, either on Casn or credit i 2S wee ®, Tiaenartment of an o sew Christmas, 1865, reads: ney = », tee : “4 x ) Ae ei. — 8% Sinan Fowler, acom-| “My deer sir: Although my son nf GIVING BEGAN , | tha % a OA bears ¥ ee a genuine Wm. Rogers & Son celeb 1 locipedes f “ af $1 East Forty-ninth street, wrote you a letter on yesterday, I TH FIRST CHRISTMAS ; uo " ake . + " “ ae sant om Chatham pattern 14-piece Set. : i pages e-In. ie ae discovered recently two let-; have concluded to write and thank From out of the East came the |) rps t fee : | | cs; sizes ; Sel to have been written by | you, most gratefully, for your kind Three Wise Men bringing the first || varka} = a wag ae sham Lincoln shortly after interest in our deeply afflicted fam- | ‘ hristmas gifts. Now, twenty cen- re | ae ee San . mom of the President, relating ily. We have indeed lost our all: the | ‘UM es later, gifts from the Far . Ae t thggerma pw hen years; %. Ha ee “anched condition of the Lin- | idolized husband and father is no oy pais ma demand. . say * | ’ | ki strengiy built _. $7.19 - “amily finances. more with us, and, if possible, our . ssembled at the Prufrock-Lit- ( 4 | adverse fate and the great injustice | '" Purniture Company, Fourth | 1 | | Up-to-date Selections. Also Wm. Rogers & Sons 14- Piece Set. i ; aes to’ tse. No longer is it necessary Was an English nobleman who had unda¥ breakfast: made of | fers to have gray hair, which handi- | been very lavishly entertained in a armingiod | with “oa | WP dep you socially and in business. | visit to this country. OPEN Ti LL | ae S| imone : > : | Satur@ay at........ Cc. a | Substance of Second Letter. | at MPURISHINE, «=| tne cecona letter, dated Jan. 13, S SATURDAY PER MONTH Hi . ea . — a. — a ‘>a ’ 4 c $ : e J $ 24 ‘ il . a - , of the year, for St. pec i Genuine Walrus 18-iriz Traveling Bags at $12.50 ee ee ee mmended, howeve!; a | Second Fleer—Over Kreage’s z ee ee TS A Se Ee ee mm tr ne err re me re ee ee ee ELEVATOR STAIRWAY Se 1104-1106-1108 OLIVE ST- STL a rs a alle ee OR (Re Oe, ee ea ae wh eX oe cs hk gis ae nd Haig Se + ara ie, . 7 * SLE See gee, A A I ee xa

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: + es e Sag F ee wis epee a oe eT a ————-- re Beas don’t need to sit ina 7 Rese ad chimney corner and ,. she : Ss A et hide br dream of the davs when Nevgotiat: on for Naval Bases 1n is | . | | E a i) ai EEN Bray. ifeand} Gulf of Pechili A er | fen , ) “4 e ie * a a ase a Pia, . Keep your blood rich by Autac | a a ‘ — — Banc pure and your : * # ‘ ‘3 “Srvst Own Cc +\. ‘ . : ’ ee Ee “Manga = —— wil Ay og ——— Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | + ~ — : — - i sao esemelblge =" and the Chicago Daily News. : ap | ) younger ar liveher than you have for ae sil a ' be ak years. Get it today and watch the | SHANGHAI, Dec 15.—Charles B. | Bees result. ( Warren, United States Am assacor Bee ) Be sure to ask for Cude’s Pepto- ili a n skin. is 4 ah: > 2B ~~ r ar mm Wro ia row is CA.iig & fe ae e» Mangan—the full name is on every ee to cc es to Sha ahead be , | j ’ f «Bead . e package. Your druggist has it—iquid |... 4. returns to Tokio and te : ; aa * 2 — » Or tablets, =e you prefer. throw some licht on the sensation al "heoe j } j j 2 18 G q sharge that the United States nego- pay } Ss Ss . f 7 : : t. 7 uU eC’ tt tiated secretiy with China for the + | / . > zz | naval bases in the Gulf of Pechili. I 43 fii j g : d tg to- ar an | Ambassador Warren issued a cat- a) f iq iF egorical denial of the charge a fort- | —_ Be, jg nicht aco and immediately came to) ] ie iy ae nana ae ne seventh | | ae } Beiae — gation. Since then there has been | 26} > Epes Sai te een Demands for an | mls ADVERTISEMENT fficial silence. Demands for an| | ep 2 - —— explanauon are imsistent, especially ij § . . he ae a cplanation | - Cie - from the Japanese. ag! mg A singular feature {fs that the ; nN . erie charge first appeared in Putnam > nh tes Weale’s book, “An Indisereet Chron- &= ich sto) en whic? Chinese Foreign eal repor. ~ 2 a L¢f Oc ———— o-” ee s-+* a i? the L4i€ — — ~ = ef repeating the started DANGER SIGNAL = ~ - . a (roveTnment Guiry +. te serious lung trochie Rew with Creomulsion. an emu'tsited creo Pechili comnvincs forme ef throat an@ lung troubies. Creo jand presumal | Meighen’s possess! on. : - th - ra se ceas om to tea | CUDial Of the at documents, there arises +a mature o irrttation while the _ - — | ‘ticle Fro mthe Pacific.” The expio- sive paragraph was not noticed, ‘until a Chinese newspaper priz - omen charge. The Japanese According to Weale the ex'stence aD ent co — ~ > Chromic coughs an‘ persisten: Se wal of an agreement giving the ey Tou can stop them States maval bases in the G oe 8 " = “aneasrea © - 2 - 2 = Ot Sete that is pleasant tc take. Creomcision of known erucs creosote {fs recoc- ee ) nized co ; ™ porting to be the actual agreemen* 7 the med Tater e: - . . “ roe : mer: Thes pers were delivered when, | @y greatest bealing agency for tbe (rea e i © par = . ” Ga mete i . > m =: 3 ~~ — —_ 5 ef chrenic courhs ami colds and other Weale visited Camaca :m “ay, ives | i- ho : as =? Y In view of Am ibassader Warren's thenticity of these the qu #" .. ‘ influence Can- i » SONS OF REVOLUTION TO HEAR REPORT ON TEXT BOOK INQUIRY = | Coane That American Patriots Are Maligned Investicated by ‘ -_ 2 of * investigation o patriots gan ton 4 | on “pgeerionn history ec schools Britton &. a a > > ~ at the an- Revrolu- tomorrow The anniversary of the Boston Tea Harian “What | Weal = Office. if ‘+ -_ its ose™ th St, IX T"*-t¢e4 Lnnmec » a) r + re eee estion 7 : papers a Zz ee ~ - — ae bo FGCU vo. 7: of the re iva Sze“. a ———— . -_s GOLD FILLED CASE EXQUISITELY | ENGRAVED OR PLAIN PAaLISHED whi ~ th St] Chap- mm? - ux . > 7? & Agiaii. 314.N.$ JAPANESE AND — RINGS pa ‘403 the mos? eo trip aliforni Go one way and return another And for at least half of the journey Golden State Limited See the desert that became a garden—the Imperial Valley; the newest scenic wonder —Carriso Gorge; a glimpse of Lower Caii- 4 fornia (Mexico). All on the short. interesting way, the mild weather— low altitude route to On this train, famous for twenty years, you travel direct to either Angeles or San Di Only through sleeper to Santa Barbers Your comfort is not a matter of chance—it is a part of the well- nee of the Golden State Newest all-steel Pullmans: club observation car- drawing- -room compartment sleeping Cars and dining car meals the “best s Oo wheeis.” «: From St. Louis daily $03 p.m. > Lin ited Ber compete ecto and descriptive hoobiets. asl or write City Tiek-: Bell. Offre 328 N. Bread Olive TESS; Kinloch, Central Urmiee “tation . Penes i; € eg A Bidg . if é dq pe we LHecurid ne a PAY K°XT YEAR! 7 $7. 50 te $75 BUY NOW! PAY NEXT YEAR! Shells “HIM” With an ELGIN: ILLINOIS WATCH Adjusted 17 Ruby and en Jewels—i12 or 16 Size!! SPECIAL XMAS VALUES IN HANDSOME °°"="3s50 oo "= $8.50 to $75 tH — * Mma re oe OE geo ee ee aw een - ee! th $ IX erm ey 314.N.S CASES Il a op OR me | JUST BRING AN HONEST FACE * , \ N } 4 | Remarkal le Xmas Val- 3 3e@= is Ger! emer "s CIGARETTE Signet Rings $3.50 to $25 $2. 75 to $25 = HANDSOME New creations in in KNIFE AND = CHAIN $5 fo 990 § OPEN EVERY EVENING URTIL XMAS Feeutt ° ee aegis ed ~ ” “ | . 7%: a nn a ~~ r* A ? > —— ixt nse - home = == ~ a a So — come . i ~ - — (s14Ns Cutt Links 50 to $100 __ JUST BRING AN HONEST FACE” a a? , a £ - ~~ ; “fe 1 %. ee = x SS ae cra. Remember, ff investing ta ~ Wacch you are Suytag af ar i be your : SDa@ricg T _ ..2% : ; | & GIN aad LLINCIS aRE = f ~ * a as sn ur? ex- y he ‘ re Re .3 >’ Proce places tt . f ’ es," AS = A, BaO- PAY NEXT or ung an bonest FPace!! ———" PAY NEXT FEAR DIAMONDS GENUINE BLUE- WHITE PERFECT- $19.50 DIAMOND ~ c 2 rt ~e hears - - — : =e - . ‘ rs ar or? os 3 a4 ne = bat —_ id ae, “Secie a: . - a a ¢€ a- = S. i - - _ — at ciated he le pow - finest . “ty cca, .ustroug 2, pertea : eieets s —~ ONYX RING ‘ * ai bere Are very popular and az @ BUY NOW! PAY NEXT YEAR! i BE HERE SATURDAY!! ids, ) ' atii/ ‘eorenemenns TTT \\(\ ins | Nai ii + " \ ita, "ESTABLISHED | 7896 Selig goid—plain or set with « — genuine blue-white. perfect-cur diamen _— Jast Bring an Honest Fou 5 Wii ’ a sod TEL N.Sixth St. ; ta | 1A ezesund 7 5 SIAN. Sixth $ :

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Ot ere 8 OE PO ee eer aon Pwr 3 ¥ . . : 4 y kid aa ’ DECEMNER of se. “f ee. 1922 The Ci a a ; 18. 1922.) | DECEMBER 15. 1922. le City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined b bes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' | Al . ns NOE Re cee Ion ee | NN.Sixth St. (RGD [E514 N. Sixth Sty Ld A exec Fj) 514 N sixth Sty | Lo Cee ZF NUSTRAIS RETURNING Great for Bad = eterna ts A — ———$ _—_ ——- s CL ag LN I SE aE it MAS El Po Re me Ot le 29" army Rove hae CF ae a”, \ am Pan! oaeelies*s " ah oe 0 Eileen bE be 1] Say It’s Good When All Mae a ee ae ee row ains Stable on One} *° Cr n Remains ta le n Ones ons Disanpears and Clean, Healthy Exchange Market for 3 Months | Membrane Is Your Reward —Cost of Living Down. a inexpensive home made remedy that you can’t beat and om®@. : that will quickly bring up that phieg™, | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and siop -the spuffiing, relieve the clogged Ch “ae Ty 3 = . . : : ' ESTABLISHED [898 =~ aA : | X 5 ¥ 7 : SI4-N.672 Sr. Opposite. Famous & Barr’ 3, a ils . s. " ht (Copyright, 1922.) a ae ao ye ai a cause stubborn coids an PARIS, Dec. 5.—Austris mes | 15 Austria come: coughs to vacate—many jinto the limelight again through the night. Dr Zimmermann Try it right away if you suffer from Baty Catarrh, Chest Colds or any irritating bs X Mayor of Rotterdam, of the post of naan Go threat troubion ant soe ,comptroller of Austrian finances re- giad you run across this little bit of Se |cently established by the League vf advice ee, se | TOFONOMICSTABIITY Comehs and Colds 9 Wade 5 Biv el i of EN EVEN PA ' y | ‘Make Your Own Medicine and fy GL. Ye wth Have the Best There Is. |acceptance by Get from any drugeiet. one ounce @f | Nations. Instead of lamentations Parmint (double strength) add to it @ and cries of distress which have been little sugar and enough water to make ‘ one half pint You can make it in twe coming from Vienna in the last three minutes and when it is mize@ yeu ese | years, reports, more oreless opti- pride yourself on having a medicine that mistic, reach Paris from that city. acts directly Om the membrane of the ‘ The crown has remained stable on nose and throat and acts so effectively one exchange market for more than that all phiegm, all tickling aad tafiam@i«,, . * mation speedily disappears. | three months Internal confidence — | has been re-established, the bank de- posits have been augmented and the —=== index figures on the cost of living ‘Nothing acts like were forced down in October and Nv- vember. The stipulations attached to the 650,000,000 gold crown loan voted to Austria by the League of Nations ‘n The Fruity. A ri | August, last, apparently have been | fulfilled by the Austrian Government ‘according to the testimony of the league officials themselves. Not an uncovered paper bank note has ap- peared since Nov. 18. Delegates to the conference of > . “JUST BRING AN HONEST FACE” tines—they evidence the dé ftness of mas- en—l18-karat solid white go! atin to satisfy each and every taste ans Such stunning mot ter jeweier-craltsm designs to select from, preference. oe | J. L. Freund Diamond Is Always Px ‘ 17;'/\ yeeWorth 100 Cents on the Dollar oy 717 TRCTTASCE PRICE 7 w Vs - ean. at ANY TIME FULL PURCHASE PRIC e will allow END re 4 iC IND. to aD! lv on the pul hase “e ' ¥ 7, WRETND'S UNRESTRICTED 7 + . d—a host ol Pt Zeeund | 4As i acl : — g, ‘ = aan ane wOND GUARANTEE given w''' each purchase." . | | a $37. Te NOW! PAY NEXT YEAR! QQ men) fs test Ton TE Gor watess are oa- “Just Bring an Honest Face” moe TNE i A a. eee NL This $25 Magnificent Jeweled ; ra tec all St. ‘Louis | . AS t : KF } Thane — a FREE! A $6.50 ee PE La tO EN | 18-Karat White Gold Filled} \ yoy sd an excellent : @ —~ 4 VAS Elgin Watches at $21.50 a3 as THY. GIFT 33 BUY ROW! tno: ods bagea Maceo so esst #7 ee Bes 3 32; So eee Sorte eh) s estate. 30 bircbagt yest. - iat piarses aes et shes; Prt + Sess ois Syst: stadcts = a3 F Sti : pe $3 ; “bbe rete Ssige > —itee se, Ee re on; “gets te se Sah po Ne sstressiaes ri oe Bt sss sSopees 3 4 Va l+ 21 . — = oe : os + gages se 4 ade r 330 9 sr - eer : ~ - ~ — . 7 > efoe . ewe _— Sstitit: ties>- Fe aeree Sere Bo Hs Sage = Rs $238 sehen. o suis é —— 4 a § : h, 4 a Coe rv ° rs aoee BPS. ros 95" » $522 90" - Sr Nog . 7 a ) oe eten te ake Pee try fe eer - o . 2 " - tise . . itt j ts } Y is StReE OF APPRECIA- ATION A varied as- sortment of gli the po PD u lar eAapes are fully nhreeenN ; in os he 4se i bar) Se fi “TCE ; uf Mail Orders Promptly Filled ' 9 ré ELGIN WATC 2-YEAR GOLD-FILLED CASE! AT A real sensation! A uate that will set all St. Louis ta ‘@ talking! In addition to our EN ST TT TE a a ae '— ffering you an unduplicated Seam Pe: aaa tae we “Just Bring , oe value in a gunranteed 2-year ' 5 ce — = oft 3 . P } meat fe: = ; — , : r set with o brilliant ~§ » Geld-Filled Elgin Watch, we 4 3 Sores: ; is mt —_ 2 Set Bt hy a 3 : - } - | eae: an Honest perfect-cut diamond. wid ng ed Amy a regular $650 nae FE : {os eo ee a SS ieee Be s |. i > 32P st oe: i, : chest: = Face”’ n Honest Face fe ABSOLUTELY FREE! A won- | ie ' erful gift tor “Him!” - Be ; ixth Si. | fie 1 3 314.N.Sixth St La a al el ~ Be i ae N.Sixth | & = i . SIX . i tke bY y

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OEE LIANG LIN ELIS ALLE OTL ELIOT EPO IO IE LONE NOEL SE! A ACEC INS AS OANA ABR SIR + L. es se a neitek Wk oes Me Baa "peak Ae dS aS a eh a aos Sp itte Sallagy. “ PS eR eS Poo eggs : : 5 : Fi ey a = ¥ * SE Ae ee bs Sa Senet Sa Tt EG ae A Pe NS a eT eee D OT ie Fe ee ee 2 hha cams alae ee SIE one oh wee s ” ee . Pe hk Dr eae Aas TER be aang eee ee Kb. ea RS A oar aE ey Si Lee Dees > ea er ae Se a : ae i ae , ety : ONES Ls 7 ha ated: aad r th a eA itn * : : vette at 7 : re “ 3 * . ‘ ; ~ P wh *e Lone > _ z keene ve n sali ad Z 3 ; 2 er, 3 3 : 7 ; “ ; . y ly an ote Pe 7) RA ow ie ow ar a oy a re: Tee Pig hes ni Rares SL a. ¥) “ure ais BFF ol 4 \ lor nmadicate what is bound to be the biggest day im the day . English by y marvelous Dictionary campaign. Inc., at the office of FS Parr ——— es 2 wsn.d SU @ 404% - os 3 — ~ iow . 7, FP han ~~ —~ * = «+ of ’ . ” ~s : it oP ek . z: -” tit’s board 38 just thin ef i a painted here tn the hotel right he in St. Louts. And the artist’s dead a now, remember He'll never paint > . another =! «+ -o ae as ~ > ~ —_— — re every somerset . r. # - : | et eae 7 é — " z ait 910.000: Sow weech ans 3 ttialie Round This great educational offer draws to a close. Let nothing bid for this genuine?” . . keep you from getting your copy of . Af®er a fatherly discourse on “na- Gold Lettering ture unadorned” and “ptre art” “The Nude Lad; was brought on the small stage where the head salesman T EW heid forth ; nud 9 thi te in. t r N ture was oo te fortunate iac her audiente received her with | . + ary t / - - coming decorum, could not ca pe — , ) 4 ¢ 1C on ’ the damming fact that she hadn't any a 20 rN , ; o* oe 277 VIOL2aes On ,nere was: st . * rica—a dictionary complete and absolutely new. It is educational offer ever made to newspaper reader= week to get it. The supply allotted to St Louis is id Syndicate Co., Inc., finding an unexpected and momenal demand, are unable to furnish more. So get your copy “=m nly one coupon is now mecessary—clip it at once from see dee eet =~ Take One Home Today— Benaparte ark ‘ex $140 Phe French Socie t to bus bY Sees ae tae ae Mon Back If Not Satish - - -*TrI re ‘se 2 ete) e r- > os se . > ey ~» 4 Ny . ~*% i - - - ~ allee eo . . Ais et 4 ** aa . : = zo] are ~ OL G Mme worth-while canvases . No Bidlers for Nudes. Mail Orders Filled if Accompanied by Proper Amount = Qried f=9rm : = = . - f ga* A > %. Soc cleo et & tothe CLIP COUPON ON PAGE 3 jfor, as @@e auctioneer said, « . 7 | $2" 4002 Chouteau SAVE MONEY HERE 4 A : 4 Cedar Chests.. iy oe La $238 tS eS ee ee = ' — ak « - ont - 2 , > ct6 iast nignc. U a x = . .? oo * 7 " . ™ — - — = . a ieee ee , - . —_ : : a i : es. Niggas —y ya | 3 ¥ Lhd ru > & . ) r : -_ se WS LG as — _——- Liaw ‘ 1 2 tha? thea auc ‘tO f h S ral cling - r - as + as B« - 3 . Ly bl -_= . . ~ Po Sea " z 3 a - - i : ' c 2 > aed hoen >. | ] ( yT } ( ) 4 = § os he press, the work of the master dictionary builders @ j: é ceiving Are Priced Fre 5 20 92 HEAD PHONES —_ rare DETECT : m-grade giass euciosed . - >? oe +: si] a: . com = > =: soc KET SERIALS attac . ar site t ¢ wr > « at ee Crystals wr point Crystals beadequarters for A © estinachouse,. Radice and other sets and — ne eutfits and ae Mail Orders Promptly 4 Aa 417 North Broac Lecust and St. Thru to 510 St. Cha — p A S : Pay : C, tat wane dente Ma os True-T one | Saxop hone Siete — - Tore Bene opens the ra" ~ “me ecmle Ff few tare be ciaving Getietate fatalague We Request VALLI ZIG PINE ST. ~ eI USTIC HOU. Si rf a= = FAgents Ser All Bécachaall ments. s a es Read the Business € _& the Post-Dispatch want —- Semeene may have «Bess epening you are Set advertised. phone your | Rave tt with your nearest S 9 f z - a Gifts Servi¢ We Have on Di plete Assc Electrical Ap Lamps and Fixtures at G

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; ECE RIDA. ° han d ante 15, 1932, FRID AY. as | all 15, 1922. }a whispering hum of renesia ——— -- ship signified that this Bi Aaa ce ——SSSS=S=——— £ sentiment—not of art. 4 : af 4 ) BB RAILROAD SEPARATION HEARING | | SERENATA * : ” The Gift That TO BE HELD IN ST. LOUIS JAN, 25 Special Release ot Entertains | Interested Parties in Southern Pe- Victor Records cific-Central Pacific Case May Seek ON SALE SATURDAY Call, Phone or Write Rapid First Floor Service Sealed Records Only 66112 / i \ Mother in Ireland John McCormack 4 Ne, Oe ee ee Modifications in Mandate. | By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—A sien’ cial representative of the Department | of Justiee is en route to St. Louis | with the official text of a mandate | to carry out the decree of the Su. a ~ 2 ER RS Ra ORE aR STEN 9 2 gi air; summer temperature, y and accessi- bl over the Louisllie & Nashville on the Superb Steel Train HE ier Observation Car, a tae The Best of Dining Car Service ' Through drawing-room leaves St. Louis9:25 p. m. daily, ne bole 3:25 second a aes 1G Dinie Flyer will also carry to St. Petersburg j= co Mica. Through space to these points avail- able from St. Louis. Ss The te of the Dixie Flyer is throu battiehelds of the Civil war, via Nashville, Chattanooga and Atlanta. aa also to the Gulf Coast resorts, Othnens, Mobile, Pensacola, Cubs, Central Amarica, ote. Cdeniitens illustrated literature on Florida, Cuba and the beautiful Gulf Coast, and let us assist in your trip. GEO, II ING, Diy, ja — E. TIERR Siak 1 Boatmen’s Bank Bi Phones: Olive 3800; Ce al 8000 ‘ . City Ticket Office. 318 N. Broadway (HA —-- he mens a ‘Hudson —Essex Price Reduction From $100 to $200 On the different models, gives you the best value ever offered in high-class Automobiles. Hudson Coach—$1525.00 f. o. b. Detroit or $1670.00 delivered to your home, is almost beyond one’s fondest hopes. Isn’t it? There is no reason why most anyone could not have either the Hudson or Essex closed car now. THE DIESING MOTOR SALES COMPANY 3931 Laclede Avenue Authorized dealers for these popular Automo- biles, are in position to make it possible for you to own One even though you do.not see your way clear to invest so very much cash at the time you get delivery. | _preme Court in the Southern Pacific. Central Pacific separation ase. Hearings on the mandate will beatae Vin Sets °= “5 in the Circuit Court at St. ace | Louis. | Officials of the Department of Jus- Are Priced From | tice, in commenting today on the dis- | solution decree, said there weie sev- eral phases of the mandate which t undoubtedly would assume impor- ‘9 O tance during the hearing. If it should be found impossible to carry ’ *WEAD ——. out any phase of the separation de- e. -known mak . cree, it was said, the interested par- . special at " ORYSTAL DETEC rons ties might seek the return of the : ¥ @ giass enclos d $1 mandate to the Department of Jus- . | re spedial at tice with a view 49 modification. | $0CKET AERI ALS 1 satiacdahetiieainat ie | h to any $ Beet" $1.29 Lone ROBBER TERRORIZES 15 B4 oe cpllpbaatae rae ° MEN IN BANK AND GETS $5600 ' ‘ ered “Condensers, 23-plate.. 8: Detroit Police Have Little Success Bet in Following Trail From Ford 4 + Pie uarters for Atwater- | | . : 4 a ee Srocmheuse. Radio Corpo- ine olen ae a other sets and parts. o> ne £S80C late ress. ell outfits and aerials. DETROIT, Dec. 15.—Little prog- | Pig -erer r-iress was’ reported by Detroit and | ® Mail Orders Promptly Filled Highland Park police today in their | 4° my 7) | etforte to capture the robber who | terrorized 15 employes of a bank at | the Ford Motor Co.'s plant late yes- | terday, seized $5600 in currency of large denominations, fired a few shots from a saw-off cea agt and jar Worth Broadway come in and see and “ | EB ‘. hear it. It is con- : a Y ' a : belle structed of genuine ; take dene wil charm 4 5-ply mahogany. wal- you. The cabinet is | nut or golden oak; re- : constructed of genuine produces the rendition : 5-ply mahogany, wal- of master artists with , nut or olden oak amazing accuracy: : ; ; plays all makes of ords perfectly with- 7 gemncnlingiatans oat ‘eaten alilichtninda ' % ie SS Down ety. Sees ' $1 a Week te > - =e ; ; Si, hy aerate ‘ * : ary th St Sigg eae ‘he? “ . ox; AD ee te F ah asst Sits ears oa ee apy egy Kis eS Pe Ae ke ee ee ena ei bul ka ” LAE), Pag eRe MER ; : : Lie Me - i . TY aE ORE a . te, > Pg es . ra x »! ‘ . : —~———-—. teeny ee ee | le ie CSD hig SUC Nl ETE EE OR ES to Slay ry | hours later in St. Joseph's Hoepita . Se dare t© Diav tn+ scale in an hour | c j aan 5 le siete c o AADAC ON AS GE 1 ALA ND OLAS DE A me — pL ALD ee ee cae te re te nce ata DAs 4 fe ¢ pleasure onerated Quade of blame. He told hone Book Free ! when to we | Dis father and a hospital attendant 7 nglv m cextettes or in reg ihe ran directly in front of Quades ge wand how to tranepuse cello carts in /'machine i and ,™anyv other things vov |" sy Ike te know. ood- Bye | pcr “Severe “ee? "$9609 RANSOM PRICE IN CHINA Startling 4 ie ; 4 A 7 (A Outlaws Said to Havre Received | mel PINE ST. That Much for Liberation of a) rf C HOUSE. Fach Foreigner. . ° st ion of this : z ow fT. .eee PHMISF IN ST. ours | By the Associated Press. ( . . os s for All Buescher Instru- | TOKIO, Dec. 15.—The Japanes*' a 3 ments. ‘Consul at Hankow,. China, reports | R 4 ot to- 4 — ‘that the army of brigands in Honan | . a? Province has released all acess. . q i) Mend the Business Chance offers | ‘oreieners except a French engine@. Syndicate ae ® ® the Post-Dispatch want columns | Information from. Chinese sournes | > Peay. Someone may have the busi- says that the outlaws received $2599 opening you are seeking. If for the liberation of each foreigner. advertised, phone your order or 1}; js considered in Tokio that it now it with your nearest druggist. is unnecessary for. an international | f ‘commission to go to Honan. — ’ “ - a —__ _ a = 2 ae ara 2 SO eet Delivery! A S-E-N-S-A-T-I-O-N a7fiuay ‘SHE’ WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH THE IN HIGHEST QUALITY eral PRESENT OVERSTUFFED SUITES A FORTUNATE PURCHASE OF SEVERAL CARLOADS AT BIG DISCOUNTS BRINGS THESE SUITES TO YOU AT PRICES LESS THAN ACTUAL MANUFACTURING COSTS!!! . | 7 ; , 1) Gifts of ose. Let nothing moe 6 Service We Have on Display a Com- plete Assortment of Electrical Appliances, ps and Lighting i lh , Fixtures at Greatly tionary | Reduced Prices a. Cedar-Lined | CHIFFOROBE Xmas Tree Lishiies Outfits ,. Tennessee red cedar, highly polished, plain as well A wonderful Christmas gift; magnificent cedar-liged Chiffo- as copper trimmings. robe; constructed of” walnut or genuine oak — clothes hanglugy $ M9 $ 20 4 10 compartment is lined — te 2 = uine Tennessee red ced large, roomy hat Bo and 4 drawers. $125 SPLENDID — ALL-BLUE COMBINATION . And Decorative Lamps, in vari- | [ dictionary builders of som And Decorative Lamps, , s | es rnew. It is positively ) Fag Ay At Special Prices “! 7 60 . . 1S 4 xs . “wi ne a , : Surprise “HER” with a Cedar Chest—n most vspaper readers. en 3 po i bh. i * ~ Ki T t i wh practical and appropriate Christmas gift for “Her.” to St. Louis is nearly 3 be 4 : Electric Ip- op oaster Mth ih, q re .’ Right neve we are quoting a ee * F ae — es, enabling you to effect e« ng 1 unexpected and phe ._ = Skillfully finished. Toasts perfectly and 2: s These Cedar Chests are constructed of genuine > +. . -— ° i ickly. Can be turned | a your det E a Bridge wathout being touched by ve rom anotne ‘ be i fingers. 3 Lamp Various fin- 4 9 ishek, com- * | plete with _ — = Bese FI g i A variety of ECTRIC IRON - fi d q Pe F colors and | ot atis e ; J os - Btyles to wre offer you a guaranteed Iron, w -elghing 6 - rerssa\ a! i wa pa make your Ibs... complete with long he lection cord and st: - aia at the spe- rom. cial price o oper use, never before | & 25% to ge 33 1-3% Reduction his $275 “De Luxe’’ Three-Plece VERSTUFFED SUITE Fortunate Purchase Sale Price........--+---+++:***33%: Upholstered in beautiful coverings of velour and tapestry and bears evidence of the skill of master designer artisans. airy 16) three large full-proportioned pieces, loose-cushion davemport, loose- cushion armchair and loose-cushion arm rocker. $157 | $190 Overstuffed Overstuffed | Suite Suite =f Range at 898. , and Lakes eviendidiy : - vefaaaa yy * ioc " "e* WA $ aya - > —_— EO SRS Complete Train Outfits $5.75 to $75.00 Toy Train Transformers $3.65 to $11.25 Fortunate Purchase | fortunate Purchase Sale” Price Sale Price 106 ‘20 “FURNITU! 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™ DS bial ge tee ee eee 7 . po He * a - IDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 15, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ee tri eatin on dl Ee Action Flashlights | “Snapped at at the Coliseum While Lewis Was Vas Defeating Zbyszko for the Title 3 ss —— ee ee a ee ~ —— lel ll ll a il el il iil ti alan al ag ll Ml gl al anal at at Com mitten. fight im the sgh of en d age.~ “tate . : : at e _ . : . : > undergoin r m old jus for sing fall. Eeferee Baptist Zbyszko broke this only after am exhausting two-minuts Vie a > re Se ee Lewis Retain Wr Wrestling Title racts asour couseum Piker Five Opens Commissioner Landis Is ‘aa ae Keo eect hd RORY: WRESTLING EVENTS After Zbyszko Wins First Fall; Lo Sae Campaign Against More Power by New Amendment | Sita Declases Contests a Ma cht Pole’s Seconds Throw in Towel 222.2002. linois, Tomorrow Sentiment as well as , : : ea q . s y : : -_ i ; “ - | ; a ’ : ; canines cutee: “Wel : . . Contest to Be Played at Ur- nish: Jul laena? + June 13 as Las ted that ti y which tb eee r af sg i . : Po! istain | right shou r- od ; he’s sece t tase a: agg Pall = I is not of 3 — We can cuarantee Satusf ~ 3 ~ nds. : . ) whe | : he s no ES , g utes and a 5 ~ eco sew " ‘ . re} = , 2 sar bn ema nt or 3 riou | 3 tion. “] ust as good” ond alt. de ih} ' ul] . -— - 4 P ; ' , : non . a : Mum > ACTOTrc in Ea ia be aes | Taz2 r~ his grani*e-like features wrung PS'“y Segan to turn toward tne ve wl ) : sche 3 : ; * : : ' ' : ; ~OnLoes, PB liad Br 04575 on stancain i pain as Champion Ed Lewis al- ~~" orga, aay ear ae se : , . - " . . ; . > 2 : a . . . ; 2 : . . ® : 3 — - : ca an Chri =TITr 3s 23-year championship career of Abr Lule Sa scale PR fine 4 sab Lope Oe TR 8 SRR ke t+ ‘ mt ferociously racked an injured ..... .~!- t g ) : ; an rst x - . ee ia , or x ider with a ’ aanlaernaeie aati — : = iu : i ‘ tie . |" ‘ . . . e . : . ra > > , 4 : , = ye ont . : a Firtst ure; will meet wezko surrendered es and In the dre: oom 2 t that Setic eve: rh ea | + 2 : ties "Sit si ies eae : is Then put by ». § fard at Pal im Ale en Dec. a seconds after the start ne me CeOcare } riget RECEIPTS. - Famers & — a. 7 Texas ! tees | ndow respended that ! On New Year's dar Pena 3 1? eOUseer 2na Sad snljurec ¢ to:d imatec at $16,400 vere Tat ' : :3 ; > e 7 > 4 —— 7] - the Tn iversity of Southern C Geciding fall. a Danan SP RISE a r 3 ; } match | . seen PURSE. siti ng a stro: 7 , : : Pha ‘as voted down. “i | +} : will do battle at Pasadena apee ' quit,” groaned th ‘ : : , -_ a af eS ee , : “ . . . : — rt 7 ‘ : se na . : WS. sits Ts sf ; : dhe tor wt 3 . \ : a wa é . . is - he . : 3 ; { ° ue _— i ' . : Cfas TON Ot rhe annzaa!l ou i veteran of 43 years and sim an _ me actu erest}i! er and r Re See ae »m > le e 7 ‘a in fu t time ir _ pusiy J. H. Herman heaved the time the match : wil : tic * f the dead tes : ; > ) inc nit ae oe | r we ite towel into the ri . po rszeg> at 3 ee Sa hrs , \nathe sit % ai - aoe cyanag display 7 ? the iia Sie haa Stanfo Helpers swarm nto the ri and, ness. On the atta from the fir :j i, he | 7. Par. in i a nga ge © a ptr: aoe a hed by the cham} Eto Ti. as . ~ 3 6. * ; , : . “1 sone meinen ; ; v " | ot ers of the San ted hero >. ' a a ; i : - . ; io a oe " ” 7 a4 nO ait , ~ - _ - . ‘ while the 11,000 ors | mercilessiy applied Zbrszk ote ee We ) coal ee 3 frat ws are rutin peate of the Cen . po ee ene Wa Be the roof quake wit B 20F; SNoOuLer: 3 : Ci LOW i ras red € 7 Ta trareled a’ Ae ' LD PT : as red 3 ' ld retara SS oO] »eotball squad r th asOT bee of late the Pacific Coast victor. Lise ; - ‘ : i rT a2 4 ca : “ : . : Seve. 2 > ° irri t a OS 4 : : Po 4 ra he x ‘ e fj 4 : he. - ay the annual foot bal! ~*~ 7 . ence has : Tl frownin upon : . : ¢ } — ‘ hers iden tifring t hemse. ‘ves wkh@ hin the year that “byeko had es aie tine os - ; , ees: ) ti SS age . pptadhltrmen.co os attere arted la: ason at e nicipal ‘sporti ing projects. . ‘ ’ s* ry Tere | 2741 IN cIry TOURN EY +. , | iz ‘ a ) Lalor Fe in sr Mike Walk: , mpion team | Northerners declined this before the champion in the -4°Fszk rie cendition, t! Rig tage 4 | ne manner—def eat Fa £8 Ane 4 ra Sn 2 - PON , = : nis sn t 3 i : bs e . ; _ i . i. — p : > ee" . Parszes La 7 a+ ai ost ; = ma finish ‘ : a. In all ‘rni ity of deal ing with the mou : 3 = Mery in the opening fall in e mic Fea opponent Le N- and risibd! ride ? Song nd ga fou; 3 : : oft 1 missi , a2 ‘ ~ > : - - epee Cc Made Fair Record. is : : ; 7 fiact lhe : and Lewis . marvelous ; Silla ai Fae! are . S : : , ;' . : | . RP a igh = , ~ : ’ ; ~ ™ Soemns etrectuais i abe ag ossgilens§ semana wen ewig Sruag Soystke's | le a : | | “ol tnlbrornsecicnn rst rt ee EE The poe Ker ef the confe® . Kro-Flite Golf Balls mpionship door o1 Lhe . —_— , . « ' TEARS | Si, , 2 se pared boic rit : a . ; Por = o fe ae | - ate . cocms siso to hare preventa@. 4 . che mest ¢urabie bail made. aee Poast has been ft : an ~—_ 1] a . ; ’ " > i: : 8 - , . . 7 s -* F a i . : | ; , oO ; : | : ; , 2aalian . ‘ shall wast char ions. Tn iversity é Cad hremmase + eae od ® matches and despite his years. “¢ } — a oo spay Size. somes rath , ; = 1€ ning was said as to the ses tean tornia. from accepting the i=emEe > , Pak 10.00 has suffered defeat at the ds | t! mis musecl: > %. é “ti cw ' yith a tota ‘ cam call fw qr That is still Ieft ef ee ee + Pasadena. The team 4 3 — co} ; ™ “ ~. : “ ~ * . 2 . —_ ‘ — 7 - ~ . = ; . ‘ e ‘ ——e = . : . ‘ >= Z - 2 7 " a h * a . but two men—F} rank i,orcn ¢ nN : ‘ , , : . Tori m bic > ; ‘ ci Ai - EMT. arud that i the thinz » ¢ , sak " s . see = ‘he | ae B: TeT sty of | 7 % i o ’ r : it 00 to himee!l?f. Lad a. ae iceps and a s _. ai “PH Fhe - : : rhich caused the rumpus on the ‘nie ersten ;, : aay po goth ~slifornia. made a fair rc , an 1.56to m z hu —- - : ate : i2 : a : ; Prati iti 7 ome * x , , : ern iz ’ gbyszko Near to Title. ™ sean epg “ete iT , _ = at La eduled 1 ieht — ay of the last world’s 7a ' . ar anc (2e me halfbari elected to the neat her 12 to 9 Dut she rie : . ~ ay —* “aii used in all P 3% See a= : } ing é : ' a W; _ ~ : -- 3 > - ; . - 3 5 _ . - . a ™ : é = ta a As ; . pin '- Special Chr “2tmas visions of a championship re- ones who were close enough t: aim ream His atu Lea ng inner : mended i? that was .t ' ‘ : — — page . — : a z* . : " os : ; 7 Ss. , — ng form of the ' se J F Or> en ° wet ba 2 sc ea byw the massive-thewed, bare- him at work — - = Ra “a, «6, $5.98, ie . ; many punishi: r e bal nd shaven pate f +} Po! en : Paani : ta . ; : ron he nites I ol : " _— > Sarr Ped- Tex... te the heaiinautiiie nd i the ngtou = 43 te Ba. Mw : #s ' Nee apie % ; ~ 2 e 7 '’ ;, ; ae Bi ‘2 tink rst backfield - 7+ —.- iefeated Washingt a Hs > s Ga. ly prodigious and Ta: m oF ’ , a A ; a 47S OSCR LLCs man | 5 2 c= & la - ford 2 ae : c his honer. nrevailed oweT = Stan . : . eres r wrt + ~ \ —~ + aa ” a «4 & : = haven Pate and Perspiration Enable Sidebars Gaye iapaseteey | OF se Dlaers cent through ZLbyszko to peak aa OB ee oan fier the. McQuillan ana ORIGINAL 3 Loc At length iawts gave cong ‘wath. , 2 Le trie , — actic Thee!. s. . : a lard — edi! is 337 pounds of weight minutes and °@ seconds had been re- should Mfter stx es of at eball. Heretot : AE are always a pick of a few choice holts of our . : : eva ' 2 , a _ : a. 5 . ° i : 5888 The fe . ° stock which we reduce to the price men- Mi with him and Rept his grip. Tore eared over Zbvez seca ¢ Gillin Gnlkiialinel aiiaitieds astok noe Injury Allis Zbvrecke’s | ~ . » s ‘ ; M bn - str a. : : e . weg ; . ™ ~ - ’ . * g thea ngpdment 2 3 of Artic! | tioned for a few days. Our Special for this week PO REER x oO. Was si bee iy My SAN as” length. appiving his tremendous ; itn 2 ts strength and at the risk o* armani as re eae eo anata ne — ' —— . ae ar Rut develonomen‘s mee f suffering cae ars * wing his ears, slowly like & tructer fect an ie need tin aad har | egg thetr dresetng room ’ . 5 ; - —_— a atk. : (Jnie > —o_ s = . 14 minate rest When ' me : . re / ok . ae p . : . o | 3 > 7 Be, hiad 4 * mm Seeeres Went Berserker. Hej tuencd far the eorcend fat} +h. re h ; sianted one - ¢ arti be ; , sd . * = .* . - sem" o— _- . eS: * . “AAM- : . - : A — _ re Tt x . 7 ® at his foe, trying to appiy . xi... was giwut ry , Zh>rszke | - aiegapaanee —_ tach an Wir _ > , » 4 or tem rv headiock while the veteran «emiled oe ee > ‘ennte-2ee a * cn. ca ah i=] cen . ist an , a. i, . a 2 ECIA @azed. but the erTafttr eid fox was proftie imeem +> AE CREE i. —— eke ha : ~~ ' , = : . . . di. in ) Maene And evaded him for the, = sews Attacks Deaperately. Lewis, donning his rebe in his | “Headlock, headlock”™ af Lewin Te’) cones, auched on lightly. T! Made of French Worsted: silk lined. A ae . Balked of his headlock. Lewis | Saupoantaty. _— of watching Zbrszk ad the chdmpien clampe | ta ar X\ : of a toe heoid that Ca ised t Zbhvrses-. As the men bewan the second ses. : is a x. #Vident!: akin motes rm loci cr fe ‘ ; ; 7 bit . ; e) : . - Trra-= ol ? : |eemsiferabie pain By sheer leg sion Lewis attacked mvagely, Syes-| -. by er mabe oat meeting a: . ed epite his im 7% Tyr ie ** a - s . ~~ “ ¢ s is ts ry 4 : : 7 ¢ ; a after hold = Ts a geenageny times he danced about like a light- in nic wnt np «S90 Sreat pain towel ae AUrtiing rough i eee om — e io wis Placed weight and gav Swe ass Snewicer. insisted upon returcn- glen . ' Lacs a: : ma gave a really astonish: = 2 sen © + 1 : » one ea : ieeints a more headlotk ¥ astonishina x fo rthe final fall , re @ , ae d ee ee ee ee pect > > = In the dressing reom Z>orsztke. de- . the Polander’s jaw, but each time exhibition ef agility one se = ra @ escaped br sheer eRe RE heavy. : ge As they sparred for azn opening * LEM pion t3 2nery - , int | | ] I 7 - P > * * rt . . x z en . sit ; ¢ 4 : ee Be 74 7 ’ 7 he | ‘true! t unnoticed his fn ae een _ All colors; fancy-back f Was seer tha: ander held h:x ws was? right arm ciese to his body and ws< curs: cael: sai aes te < pee - - <a ities r ' : juries 4 bod ested ¢ ‘amp out betting. materials , eae =, etree san tft tn ever wavy "22 t with professional cruelty, Lewte teck | T:: . matings —iapepand na on st had taken him save ‘he effect ef curbing the i ? ~eevered dome. The last But it was of no avai! broke about 47 mingres out for revenge and he drove home seemed te weaken him bie attack with « VYiciousness that

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acter, naar = 1 ee _5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15. 1999. ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH SE ete — —_—- pees Sees —— = a ——— os - —_— ——— Miller to ‘ie. PRONE | former catcher of the Brooklyn Rob- % season. He agreed to terms at the mening He also had a $3000 °*,@ tio e | nal 5 O} ‘ NEW YORK. 1p ins, will manage the Atlanta team! Hotel Commodore yesterday and will,to sign as a catcher with the ng Cws hen , Dec. 15.—Otto Miller,| of the Southern Association next affix his signature to a contract this! sas City team. w York Bars Jess Willard, but. dg | Gibbons and Miske Racing Eatelon: | STYLISH—SNAPPY Tulsa Will Fall for Carl Morris, Will Box Tonight, bn ~ San e ane eras Oe Oe Ce E Tekanow! s Jefferson Park . sic ssion Will “Not Tolerate Jess Because of Age | > Judges’ Decision Will Be Given Entries. | ‘ : * in ° . 4 ; - “ “ ; Sia aids a «g 8 SES ES on aa “2 | ma * Weathe: ar; tr fast a: e RAUL Maa | i¢ promise of so many thrilling pason intersectional football | as at the present time. Diego will be tie scene of a | =| | : e Ba the Pei , YALE ELEVEN WILL PLAY 7 . | le between the strong Univere 2 @ ? os oe ae ‘3 i a Es EIGHT oa be pueuigs YEAR , West Virginia eleven and Gon- @ ¥ Bel ' % Ks Bae : i mn Bi - NEW HAV 15.—The ; University—one of the out ik thletic Libra | ke i: «ig all | Yale football s lule for next year “i ne elevens of the Northwest— ristmas day. ’ " s Y Outfit No. 2 ss ee ‘ | ee j > the recommendation « 4 sburg ae pate ee Stan- a 24 ; 5 ae al . wa ¥ “aaa 2 oO , ile, la | ird al , r ni oton, thie VW ith the help of the Sudget Bur eau. W ith the CO- operation of Congress, Ww ith the aid of t Palo Alto on Dec. 30. : a Price eile i ee football practice next year will t . ': - Sew Year's day Penn State and Je A 2 ea he, es oy Secular of’tha cobanal cae ann ate continual prodding from the White House, the United States Government seems at last to be es i wate gM pace . 4 ll, Na. ee i a 7 bi result th has been short- ina happy way financially. When the newspaper editors read the message President Harding » battle at asadena UPOB +} F q : Z ‘Alle satelite ee a i , “3 ned ta eigh+ game 4 . ; : ‘ —_ 7 on —_— oR ae > . A ov goat annual tournament cane ane Base B 7 ——.* ’ 7 - rie’ Deewana kate submitted to Congress aleng with the budget for the new fiscal year, ev en the Democrats ¢ the Leladd & | i 1 b> ae 3 year was played the week before the |i promptly sat down and wrote cheerful, happy, and congfatulatory editorials. For they learned ent 0 ° : a i ) Ae whe Je e" 5 , Princeton game. has been moved 1 a : a3 , ; 1 the exception > RS Pe 7 dt anather wack antiwil he eeeese te that this prodigal Government of ours has in three years cut down its spending from a six-bil- rd-Pittsburg affair, these Sy @). ‘ re Ae il eg puss wi ) ~ were not arranged without Ragp : | Wie pia ss, * : i Se one ae lion-dollar to a three-billion-dollar basis; that it is going to spend half a billion dollars less tn. «. tiers «ame a = “ANG , we land holds its old place on Nov. 10 in the next fiscal year than in the present; that the expected $600,000,000 deficit for 1923 has to have the University of 7 | , a Marcant uae : already been éut down by half, and, since it is only Decembey, may very well be wiped out al- t West Virginia, eg nae. - re the Man ue =~ myen ane Hervant 0 te 1 eleven meet We : 2 @ lf You ds ee Nov. ig eat toge ther by the end of the vear on June 30; and finally, that the official Budget! Bureau esti- late the. Pacific Coast confer- = a” A | Wh Cc ll . a 4 3 he schedule in full follows: Ow 2 eat ta angeertnage > ibli SS | | se? otlar wy ee North Carolina; Qct. 13, Georgia; Oct. || mates for the fiseal vear ending in 1924, indicate a substantial surplus of $180,969,125. entifying themselves w = |. Complete Ye Does Not Fit | | a on ag ee, ee ee : sporting re So = aT | ° “4 a gle Use aie es ode You will read in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week, December 16th, how the reduction in-Government rners declined this opp i . “gy | Want to eae ge e ‘i expenses has been effeeted, what activities have been entailed, and what the probable effects upon the tax- : = } ite — _ ae 4 Nn ee Eb nal . * ‘ * , . : . 7 ed ; ei a SIE B See You! are » WHITE AND MITCHELL “ payer may be. Other instructive news-articles in this week’s issue of THE DIGEST are: 3. G Made Hise agen aa a ° AV Ie Z ee | WILL BATTLE TONIGHT § | ’ ‘6 ”? ‘6 9 e e v s ~ = % ee > F : . © + © . eatteaS ” Of tne ated aif : — a - By the Associéted Press, = | Misgivings as to Progressive Bloc’s Wet” and “Dry” Gains and Losses s, ers f Cal | jal Christmas wrapping. Doz. $9. | rn ite at dttes ee ce ee ee | ° WI . from accepting the inv Se De Men Remeailier eMaaker 0:30. eee aap ee ee eer o SS 312-80 y 7 most contenders for the lightweight | Uncle Sam’s Prosecutor Prosecuted Britain’s Mesopotamian Burden and from accepting the invitation © at Pasadena. The team which Golf 90to 3.00 ane partes = ain 11-991012.50 —_ 2 Doors From Corner x 2 ie Pmagt in a 18-rolgd bout fu taeal- te Christians Ordered Out of Turkey Oil mui son Caer The Big Store With 2Entrances foe ci p20 e.0s | Hidden German Arms _ Up Mont Blanc by Cableway Es pecial Christma war SUITS OVERCOATS Boner will be Ki ena chance to take ™ Japan’s Exit From Siberia More Daylight for Less Money ook bala, 8.00, $5.00, 4.00, | Made to Measure sslcaon ‘cee sicamaiiesian ne a Holiday Food How, Why and Where to Pick a Col- Why Do Radio Waves Hug the Earth? lege x bi aia i alas as Sie: Stanford 6 to 0. As showing | standing form of the Berkeley : rsity of California) team it . ted out whereas Oregon con, webliay apt oe Sa. eaten tied 2 to 3, Califor- q Me ing a. Balls | $ 50 $ 50 ss ous man, whes Iie ont st Mz 7 | a sated Washington 45 to 7 ant ioe the i . ° sae nated te shee ee The Degradation of Christmas Mixing Religion and Politics } sever Stanford 26 4} | Up — three knockdowns fn the first round. || The “Esprit” of France’s “Old Tiger” | Winter Travel and Playgrounds—De- ; = oves. Set §$ . Pp = ° . + . — ) © Sikirmese icc, soow isco Uh WEISSMULLER HANGS UP_ § What the Breweries and Distilleries scriptions of the Leading Resorts — = . & 25to 2.26 | ° ° . a Herd eYmnasi Complete 12.00 | : ANOTHER SWIM MARK | nH | Trousers Made to Order i nanan: Are Doing The Spice of Life 13 locust st. Es os ‘exercisers’ ba kon If the Trousers of your old sult are worn out, bring me the coat CLEY ET, sory o>. De 15.—T wo WV hy Navies Do Not Melt Away : Topics of the Day , * | Biller skates. P ade yo | d I will try to tailor you a pair of Trousers of same material. world’s swimming record: ere brok- 2 ; 4 mer. Pair 2:50 to aso BY 1 22 : a! on last night in, tha tank Of th Many Interesting Illustrations, Including the Best of the Humorous Cartoons M. P. MCKNIGHT | 22 Vi oe © form 68-foot tank whén he won the What They Say About the Motion Picture Novelty, “Fun From the Press” 603-05 PINE ST. 203 N. SIXTH ST. afr ce mg eon in Fen tery ee eee east '__Wechiy Fike. ts, | Sees ead See ete Ae tg | B-tween 6th and 7th on Pine Between Olive and Pine ord of 1 tl : wae 5 3 = L, liarry | nor elty saat gave genuine enjoyment. “— “Weekly Film Re- Inquirer. her of outdoor | 2 n winning the 220-yard backstroke |f view, an Ga. | : ie stadia’ ‘« In my estimation, it is a reel that should be on every ing. hunting, . in 27 utes, 483-5 seconds. rol Fun From the Press proved one of the most de ightfu program for the reason that the witticisms are rare and well ralking, golfing, | Mrueger onolulu. broke the fi yor laugh “pros ‘okers of the season. "Atlanta Constitution. selected and cannot help but be appreciated bv the better class et | - , oe | world’s record of 2:52 2-5 An entertaining bit is ‘Pon From the Press,sa collec- of people and those who appreciate clean wit and humor,’’—~ : a 4 ae Spalding reat | , | ede Ma 4 tion of short humorous squibs which have b en exceptionally [| Charles F. Kear, Mgr. Opera House, Minersville, Pennsylvania, > W eek | = a in our own a | | : Vasell all Gardini Draw. well chosen by the editors of The Literary Digest and are not ‘*Have just started running ‘Run From the Press’ in m | z . | a a alee only comic. “ig in a finer sense, humorous,’’—Philadelphia | theater and it’s a scream.’’—Morgan-Yale Theaters, Henri- ° * ; . inte Press | = . SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.—Georgee Record. etta, Okla. , Pull-overs : Vasell of Port Arthur, Tex., and Re- : : of ur * > ” : ent i. BBG — peng aaeley waoeee, d Sato Gardina of Boston wrestled two Go to Theaters showing @Fun From the Press’ and you will enjey the entertainment, 4 t “2 c | hours to a draw here last night. Eac} ite , , , W W Hi ki C ti Di I weigh eck | | : ast . Each - rar Jigest. Producers. . ‘ ; odkinson Corporation istributor. wae? Sweaters, $8, $12.60, $14, $16. | contestant scerea = fall. Thar ace! The Literary Dig po ’ ‘heavyweights. 7 of our > men- s week rf * a oo — EE o——- Sheds Bouni Schoell. Get December 16th Number, on Sale Today—At All Newsdealers—10 Cents By ssoclated Presa. OM. it \, Neb., Dee. 15.—Dave Shade California welterweight and Frankie 9 and Racing lly | ¢ a50 Shows So 2 $15.00 | | x - $2.00, | | Schoell of Buffalo finished training WO00, $7.50, ¢: here yesterday for their 10-round | = smerggy 4 ‘ boxing match here tonight. Both de- | se | . _clared they are in excellent condition. | Bao | , | a Pobor | AN lm Tigers Obtain Francis. ; 150 te 3.00 | s a | | NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—Washington | | Sraee ed Pitcher Francis to Detroit for | | Infielder Gagnon at yesterday's | the 3 d meeting of the baseball leagues. | f 2 an ; } -_—--® | Holy Cross Picks Ripopel. Mothers of | Re the Agsanriated Preas | WORCESTER, Maags., Dec. 15.—Al- _ Cac, Peaboy Cane Trey _i bert Ripopel, halfback and fullback, America»>— a in ee Saati ae, - s, i diy Nts Salle aro ak ee |e has been chosen captain of the 19°3 (@ a Holy Cross football team. Ripopel. is | ———— a junior. ,

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= ORE nn erg yr ne ne — ee ne a ee te SP EE eae er + a8 ™ «ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH : The Ci ty. Cireulatio se of the Dally POST: DISPATCH alone Say Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST . e Ci ai eae Ea : Bre Eee — — SBP es RELL Blind Man’s Suit for oA ON STOCK HAR q scare i | Justice Back Where ~ Se f a - Bond Market t Was Six Years Ago} == ee 5 eased Wire From . te . & sf eee of the Post- Diet of 3 3 ; NE Ww \ ‘ RnR K, le cc 13 ’ TY i tee t ——— . FS me a js nee atom i ax amet} ~ > a ‘ nee Pad oe a aes - 29, peng \ nak eee 7 SO ON hil - oneal inden eg hiote oo : > . —. * wv at FROM Bs een distribution loans ‘tv ‘ermany and sch participation in error in instructing the trial jury. is } ae og amazing account of how the law's tech. 5 Bee sn nicalities have delayed _— riven in z| See a. " one m il Rah — CIBER YOKE te mer were higher, but the re let showed a mixture of Ronds showed the s stocks and call This was the only and sii af the great transfers of f£ 4 fending the tax date. os Sterling Down Littl “In the foreign exchange the feature was a contin S | the demand for French fran adop ion of a just mpensa ion, Bn rent rm Sy eending this unit up 17 poin 7 cents. German marks also A b e ae More active and moved iup ct by the State of Missour1. S aes i= F in marks, which has been —— © . | for some time, obviously S P eee wWhetted anew by vague rt oe the possibility of an inte ve loan in connection with a tions setlement. Sterlin while, was relatively quiet. firm in London before our un slightl Ss = | and after moving ke s \ 6 ' ~~ — © side of the water. sagged ’ oe > Heo cents to $4.63%. After re : ¢ ' mm to $4.64, the net loss on s ; . | Was % of a cent. e. i ree ae : “Whatever the nature of Se) so fluences behind sterling, th - a . a feason for attributine’ its . . ; today to Bonar Law’s spee latfer seems a not unratu math to®a conference which igh Premier had wished to | e | : ity : a a. an appropriate prepa | ea the departure of his deb - e e ae. ¢ commission for this countr ‘ > F fect Bonar Law tells; France 2 must not expect too muel — » | inting out to America the 5 Serves consideration from ftors Among the othér exchanges the undertone " aa 5 except in the case of the « ee of certain of the new natio ie TOPEK A qeneral * > : Rie. ad +g hae aE ee ae Pi Tage ana eh de: Ne Se 008 0% of or eet applicatiog words afd pictures the deeds which were ff ee: iy Mee : io he Sevinnk announced the | — a a ’ rap Tron and Rub * , 7 2: is banal aoe Der bo’ — a ETC. — Coun No ; N .., ner tubes af the. : RON AND METALS : brass, $3.50; : | ; - . a gas ont a M AIL From the Cold Canadian Northwest to the torrid jungles of Mexict aS ¢? ° 99 : : ya va o heard her Sister’s voice over K S D. "Radio fans will enjoy thi come letters from those who ‘listen in.” The homesick woman we Tor a, 4 es v enjoy this review of unusual letters in The POST-DISPATCH Sunday Magazine. | oa £ : “ystem to be ante ut “ te wes = as * and Haligarten & Co.,, a gy " The sa) © brice ; * he 5. The other part r f t = ave been sold previo THE SUNDAY POST: DISPATCH : St. Louis’ BIGGEST and BEST Newspaper Pe eee eg Be eee ead

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ret. a a? oe ’ aif a" ‘ “ - ee er ‘ ‘ eet, ‘ . i x pit Yd. ¢ tee .* ; ’ p , P : . —— + Cer - - . ” alee ati ite ‘ BF os om : . ‘ . . - > — 4 ha PTS ee Por bd a = fl a Be. ~ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 165, 1990, —_—— ——————$ ae — _ oa 4a aa REGULAR - nea a eee | ~~ ee ee - Ot — —— ee . Sere eeenaeasewnneonaeone aaa 8. = ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | rRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15. 1922. | ST LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH ' 4 alleen: ait aaa - ee ee Se eee ew ~— «- —-- NEW ‘YORK STOCKS -|| . NEWYORK CURB ‘| weomnimaael’ aman oo vont | St.Louis Stocks x a ” ~ ac te 66%| 67°| eet! 6 ot | Leh Pow Se 100 3 - Like Stocks — French Ex- a™ska®, %\ 7) : ! : 00 a & WisSWS pads OOK X industMals, but remained around their clos- | Toamarket Was a jittle steadies during the APTERNGW ing level of the previous dav middle o fthe afternoon. on covering an« an i (Comme NN Mercer : ad (ities Service common selling ex-dividend, Julien week-end figures. January tallied t Shoe pfd do cot ctfs. me A | Special to the Post-Dis | aaa: > 4 ' . ” spatch. | re. ‘ ‘ " ’ ‘ ; — . os - - f ee pease hag ‘ ‘ ap ,"pecial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. 135.—The realizin ee me eli i Pa - NEW YORK, Dec, 15.—Following is a list of transactions on the New York Stock use Bond "Comat ba te Transactions onthe N iis NEW YORK one — —The upward! Shich began ar prices approached tie 2h ot Tyaneactions eis aa Louis Steg ; pe | Exchange today up to 12:30 Pp. m 2% ee eee | pean f dies ysis on the New York Curb Market today up DY. | Movement -was- again manifest throughout | Se"! level in the cotton market vesterday, 607 ” ~ et ot k > side A : a ei , | °° )-9) er peer eee eee i'm. were as follows ¢ t} ip ag stance? ~ *s was in evidence again at the opening today J. See cn : ae Stocks rp Se ne | © 6Breates art of the nd ab ist | : he iciio S~ ¢ £3 - Stocks and | : - 2:30} Prev. Stocks and ln i ‘ ; o% ) ere . F " “eh 1» o . } we a 4 . . . rif , ry ™ a 4 e a ae ' INDUSTRIALS _ pen. High.i Low. | P.M... Ciose INDUSTRIALS : sid rae rho. 25 but elsewhere price changes Were! were our to 10 points lower. January sold Qo ‘he Bete te, ds BP meng oe 2S es shy j ae = apes “eae 7 : . : “ os Rvs eS Aaa INDL STKLALS. ~ ™ ~ © : e ~- i i‘o ; “Mf a .. : { om or hg ’ ‘ | ; otf lo 20,.48¢ and March to ~9.68 ’ but Ltv- / hanged ai ay a Soe Adv Rum 14% 14: 14% o fi gs Tex Ca QT ae - Ree | heme Coal, . 1,700 . 0 oe . ~ MS iman “ ‘ 0 hig? Pi r Shares continued active and erpool, was a good buyer while there wus scai- > : Be . Ajab Rub .” 2%i 45 2% (> +i "| ae + Se, % 47% | Acme Packing 2,000 35 , bi 3: ht. Seauee. s 4s — as a | _« t@ring local and Wal: street buying on the a = -_ ch 4 a Al Chem 4 | t : I rp a) | | 9 ‘Bkn © R R 600 S14 We rote MO gk a , a , tandard Oils and independents were in-| talk of a toanm to Germany and the con-} _° Shares. ilrice. Ke os F | Al Chal 4.! e: : r : ” Buddy Buds. 500 17-16 oe ot , My. Ps } Cined downward, but with losses generally | tinued firmness of foieign exchang: rhis ‘ Am Ag Ch i ps “6 ‘ ao: Cent T Su Co "00 I % Dean lms . m 2 » 9-16 sina i! ' rallied prices gehortly after tHe call, with - nt lob | 66° 56! 5 7 ac) " ’ ; several stocks were removed f¥ ading | Je ary ii to 20.600c ‘and March to ‘ Be ae do pfd... ; : : : do a*) ®: sae 4 : v' (Cleveland Au 100 30 2 Dolores ks} aset today and thi ¢ ly San ig ae ened > Pee audi ~g — 1 1 tradm ; ie ae d Steel Shares Fea Am Bos M; ; 36 Qa, ner! Tr Con Of a £ Z 84 : ‘ olumbia Em be: y? r. ivnaur 26,000 . * on ea" stb haw tended to leasen the activity apne, y Party ene a aa tos , , elt - . - -* . . . ‘ : , ~ - ; S| : ePgree ; 32 : “S Foe Am C% } . : ( me 2) vw = ok vo) Se | 4 ; -* 78 (_uban pug ( rs » , ’ | , 7 Be Ope an seen ok O11 ~ ~ a » 2 on - - hion : _ 4 eet 18 1 * DL&W Coal, So 107 % gf Inciuded among these were the new ‘the week end. Otherwise, seiing Was } a aa # . ° | AH&I pfd 627 ' - + aoa, | Em Tank 7.)129%/120 (1291 ” 1128 Durant Mot.. 1,600 72% 1 000 - “ shares of $25 par value of Standard of N@., Stricted by bullish Southern afivices, but i o. & n Section of List ’ t Cor! 3 oR 2 22% +) Un Dr Syn.| 7 79 . Durant M ind 600 17 4% 19 vor sy pe the capital shares of Aetna Consolidated| there was not ® great deal of support, for a > ture Am Int Col ~S" Se!) 284i, it ‘r f . | es ' 47,000, Oil. Cripple ¢ : , {the early buying orders had bern exectued io . Am Ice 7 %. , nh Fruit f 57 156% 156% 51! ikederal Tel ,000 6 500 ; jane ripple Creek of Colorado, Vacuum Oj) | ' : ee ~ — & :e eee, ll 3 ei , Hayes Wheel. 200 BSL, ee EM) ; ‘ ol aml prices gradually worked 6 f to about : it Bond Market Much eee 1. , +. 6 ; i oe | : 2/- SE } : q | Heyden Chem H00 a % 13° 000 ” — rhe new common shares of no par value | =” 37c fer Jamuary and 25.57¢ for March, ep ' pAm ot Pe Bi) ee a ol % il‘; ~C S F >? | Hudson C 30U 14). o * - of Continental Can, traded in for the fira! to 22. points net lower of the general l? 7 ae time on Thursday, were active among the} list T: 1° BS: Am Sugar. . change Better. Am Suma.| 30" 20"! 30 | BO. | Bom | ope ee OF I ee Bg Va-Car C 3 Am T&T 7 a 4 ) rf quickly made up the amound of the from 25.30 to 25.47, with the active months Pires: National Hank 2,000 > q G end reduction which was -taken off t} about 10 to 15 points net lower at J o clock 3,000 ’ ' ock ‘ December Was relatively firm, selling back 1 600 %. : dec laration of a SOc dividend by! to about yesterday's closing prices «| e ' ak gs Cotton Steady. SECURITY Bid. As Pepett an : ‘ 2 e! wan ! ' : . ——- &4 ; ~ t. ‘ aa" ’ ‘ . , . LIVERPOOL, Dec. 15.—Cotton—Spot dull: | Nation: — 57 ly i Sou C’ & ; Sle 31. Lex , "Ov . 45 - SAtional Bank of Commerce. .|-32 15 | stk oon os S.. see eae ood UC ; St. Louis Reserve Bank. wices steady; American middling fair.| American Triat .. aN a Siesta Sidon ; yo eit: a s +3 ~ EC ld; good middling, 14.664; fully mid- | Mere a ; - “| . ‘ ‘ f maqernri Z a? : e ra tha he = o . ° pm od . ercantile Trus ss . * oy Tac Fe HEC | geqpadenaed statement, of the Federal Re-|dling, 14@1¢: middling, 44.678; low tid- | Tite Guaiwaty, Tus mor 1.000 >. _ ; oe Ae OUlS at Close Of DUSING@SS, | jing 14. 31d: x ordinary, 13.71: ordinary, | trown Shoe te ig ss RESOURCES—Gold and gold certificates |13.41d Sales 3000 baies, including 2200) Brown Shoe com. . Reset ot ped 28 : =* Sey -indegh . ' , ve : ‘| American. Receipts 18,000 bales, including | ¢. . . 7 settlement fund, F I Central Coal and Coke ‘ecom... 4 = 7 ie . 4° 4° 14 4 rac n DO pri nove is] ° ” . OE ae Pe ' ‘ . be |g , ‘ . 2 4 which was wove ; spr & Si Sega ? 20 Woolw th 8 LHo ty 19° 6 195%1197', 197 Ser ; sa 1000 m1 > 4 Spearbe: ne "Ko bee ne B; o = , ro] with Fede ra! i Dec., 14.14d; Jan., 14,044, March, 13.884; | Emerson Electric Srey FT ' | . @ ie attended by elaborate a. Sian -E Chem... 1,000 45 5 54) se | 7-16 16 ? gol¢é redemption fund, | May. 14,744: July, 13,554; Oct., 12.92d. Ely & Waiker D. G. we él Pe tal ce pent et oe ~+t a . ; eee AmT pfd 6/103? 3% 103% | 20 Pf... .' 60%! 60%) 60%! 60% NY Tel or ed Wire From the New York samWwwks » Bei s 721 | b & 2%, ¥ — ¥ 2%, | Philix Morris do pfd 7 ; ) | aha A mv 00] + 4 fa ‘ -_ - e +. Leas ; : u of the I ost-Dispatch. Buren Kive- — -_- .- hy oo Z cs Ts\ TR tL lier The o ¢ W YORK, 7% , - 5 TNE . its Mn rr} } ‘ } fina? . ‘ | Att WI @ Post in its copyr! AtG&WI. ; Bs: a wie {us Nichols - ~ . ; aa Es @ w today, says rice Shglony Ie. | Bari ons teens TY 3 | firegular appearance ance wae 1 ie ned rs a illys-Oy ably for th : 7 i Sat | do pfd...| 42 143 | 42 me *« ** > tw oe oe : | 109 1, 109 i = *, ba 5 ee ee ee | n was ‘ibution of : ? A z Eb Bl ake : | et coe ee ae ?. 360° leet dimhon ale aie, wea bagel Ely & Walker D..G. peel s eee Fons were Calif Pet. oth ots i a7 rACE 0 : M 4 4 bs seen s p - : 0 f Tuolum Coz ~ ee ' 2 000; ae erste ) $115.941.000 0 eta London Cotton Statistics. | Ely & Walker p. G. com..... ' 24 gh to Neg that the (CT: fd 5 res : : Am . 991, 392i. 4994, 19317 JORex | Con C: . Bi 23a 4} 7 49% US Cont M.. 1.000 .16 16 1 discounted: Secured by U. S. Goverament ob- LIVERPOOL, Dec. 15.—Weekly cotton ae Mag se ig pea = * *) ' a 86k ; ca “os sega ” 41 24 : . 33% ‘ee ~* . J (2 i=: fim teen 2 a, ‘ ' Unity Gof | 100 2 Ty ie vig ligations, $13,451,000, aj) other, $14.-| statistics: Total forwarded to milis, 55.000 ' A raulic Press Brick com... . | . & Se to Tacilitate do pfd.. Oo? le! TO % . Metal 3! 4 ‘a | Sth , Is 6 “e l'nited FE: 9 O00 . +s. | -28,000; bills bought jm open market. $12,- | beles of which American 33,000; stock, 761,- | ony lahoma Refining ©o....... > Sa * ribution in other Huge ’ : -« 37 i + 3 314, |Am S&mel ¥ mt m= 4 , -~- | Hanna pr w 1 o 0 4 Verde Ext. 1.000 on on oein 660,000; total bills of hand, $40,369,000. 000, American 431,000; _imports 50,000, | pe ye ag ota Shoe cee | & 3 Berman) nd schemes. fo "hi F ‘ ‘ | ge A, ‘4 + ; ® 'Ozelda Corp ; West End (. 1.500 2 it S. bonds and notés, $16,765,000; 1 S.| American 23,000; exports 5000, none Ameri: | aclede Gas Light .. . meee to German -: Pee. Cl-Peabod) 1314 63%. 63%! 63% 65? 1 F 3): 3 37%\ 3’ ae% | Patten Tyng 7 ‘est End Ext. 3.000 certificates of indebtedness: One-year certifi- | can. | ee, ee. SEORE 6 0 oe so tes es | ea rican participa a Luropean Col Graph et, ry P14 2 ln Anact Cop 50? *) Sor 7. | Phoenix Hos beh by ' 33 1, site ‘aps E ” O00 whys (Pittman act), $1,671,000; all other, —_——_ o___- > | iat Candy Pee ett 0 9 6 + 0.0 9% | — , ote lphated in specula- r ares Ee : r Y& Towne wi 7 li L. m Gola cay , Pp S? 7TRO.000. total earning assets, 361,485 . ) Rice-Stix D : rey ‘f Rent 4 en ; “e ‘ +. 2 ae” a es y ; EE Baidwn I, 7 1263, 37 5 1 oO ¢ 7 , ’ ¥ Transit 110 ° - _* yuen rOVh 13.000 a he 5* O00. Bank premises, $971,000: » per cent, Federal Reserve System Rice-Stix Lb . 8 . eer 7 . : weKS meanwhile wk Clr iD % ("2 Pi, ee ‘2. Batopilas M 4 Bs Me | C re : - DOMESTIC BONDS | re jemption fund against F. K. bank notes, | ‘ | Seruges-V-B i. 6 we Ou ; - irrecgula r at start and irregular oan . "A ’ Z “ 1. : q * Beth Sti o B 1% 61 re 61% a oe STAN DARD OILS. (Sales in $1000 ) we $103,000; a ollected oo $43.95, 900 ; | WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Resources and | Smith & Devis Mfx reas! - ; he dav Steels and cop- a 7 tdo B ¥ 3k 6.4 i z pe? ; An-Am Oi! 18% : , : ee I 4 | allo her resources, $512,000, total resources, abilities of the 12 Federal Reserve RBatiks. | Unit ae: FRR } > : host the a} : 5 &4 Brit E Stl i $ ‘ | Lobos ‘ Bi, 4 Alum 7s °33.. ; , S222, 267.000 combined (in thousands of dollars) at close| Wagner Ele Mfg | . = r were higher, but the rest of the mas § 1°20! p 120% 12ia@ 120? Butte Cop Oa | Buckey : q~ % ra? eeai) | Am S&R 5 w i. Q): 9% | LIABILITIES—Capital paid in, $4,815, - f business, Dee. 13: Wugner Elec : é' eRe Maio : _ We fet chowed a mixture of gains and a O'a| OF | COR) OO) CO | tTButtes 50c] 31 : 30% 30% 31%. | Crescet ; ; bt 1, $e suf m Sum T 7% 06 | O6 ° 5% | 000; aed et $9,388,000; deposits: Govern-| RESOURCES—Gold and gold ‘certificates, | . . & M. T.' Be!..... . i , ' ment, $1.939.000 member Danks, reserve’ $304,810; gold gettlement fund, F. R. board, . - ~~ iosses. Bonds showed the same dis- ‘on ; Le ~ 11 lk, 4 han & : 4 2 , - oni ce : Tah cae mera Anacot a " 4 , jaccount, $68,211,000; all other, $970,000; tO-| $596,851; total gold held by bank, $901,661. a | é ' ‘ , ‘ ‘ % : »* ” ; ' Ye -- The . ty, i tal deposits, S70 iw) 008 bank notes! Gé6jid with Federa Reserve agent, 2.103, 069; | St , & s : oa cnet ie the? “a 104 a aa | ‘irculation, met lia jility, 31,4: de gold redemption fund, $56,494: total gold res | U ' A ~ & Eh. UR.) 2. as §- a . 2 | fe availability items Ail! serves, $3,061,223: legal tender notes. s/l- nit Pe Ae no de Os ob ois r liabilities. $1,161 000; total Ha bilte | ver, ete, $123,665; total reserves, $3,154, Miwa nees 8, $2227,967,000 | 888 Bills discounted: Secured by U. 8.| KR © a om a one of total reserve@® to deposit amd F 1G vernment obligations, $344,703: all other,| Kinioch Long-Distance Se. . wii 1, Bs Se at EP eg 4 ae vs? 4 ote abilities combined, 70.2 per cent, | $314,964; bills bought itn open market,| Mo-Edison Biectric Se........ INDEPENDENT OILS i 2 ne 1 > 4 4 compared with 70.4 per cent on Dec. 6. | $262,572; total bills on hand, $922,330. U.[ Ulinois Trac. eom........... ! | LS. ‘on. % 7 | | Memorandum: Contingent liability on bills| 3 honds and notes, $170,020; U. 8. certifi- ~~ @x-dividend 50c. Ol, 10) On 0-5 0% 3 PIX ASN - + Dae | purchased for foreign correspondents, $1,-| cdtes of indebtedness: One-year certificates pa -Givieens wu (O00 ii, 1 ret NS Nat ; " 493,000 | (Pittman act). $18,500; all otber, $118,718: a os reees if . —--~- @—-—- municipal warrants, $34; total e rning nssets. e me = re ~ | > 4 | tien as stocks and call money. inf ~ , ie@n Sito wtw “iw ‘ e . : . . : ut : ’ 1, | Chite Co; ' a aa ter opening at : per cent was as ‘Tex 1: 19%, 122, O7 ‘ a ™) c > Tl ae. waised to 4% at noon and to 5 to- jc 6+ 130% 131% 1! 31 % 181%, | Goocibie - lies il 4 ‘ . a ; i 1 ‘ rucipvie . 7 ia end of the fourth hour Ne yi 24%) 34 2 % aa rd the : } 4 ’ i y - _ — wv nO lPiwin ~ a =~)i ' ~ Saw é ; , | De Beers is was the omnis an Silent Sign ‘ Sug re 1 oe) .. = . 5 Li, - . lbome M the great transters f funds at- sv Chem 203.) B0in 20'm 20% Fed M&s : A if : : : - ha sten . , ro st a 4 i ~ . Cy K De 15 The -" : ' f | notes, $2680; uncollected items, $709,709: all S3Ano0 : choice $4°0 per car : a tae an, oe +3 i a E:tkhorr , ea A & ra, Ee 33 y a Insp O08 . vA Ow «Pe - reed ! oo § cof ” ” FLOOR i is. “Use Hs 5 x %, NEW YORK ec - pace ¢ . atement o | other resources, $15.729. total resources, $5. - ' : - . a, 4 : peared yesterday, lively bidding veneapls 2 @ * Int Nick i ‘lola: Oe ‘ ‘ int R » ot j 07 On! us & | conditions sof the Federal Reserve Bank at 188 643 . = din this unit up 17 points to 7.35 ae henge - 4 t > 1. %. , rfd 6 —~§S8) is) yaar ’ rf c 7 .18 : , , AY ' 1 6 7 f ; ots 7 ine of business Dec, 13 shows: Total LIABILITI [S—-Capital paid in, $107,244 2 & ee OE el es Sg ieeper yy Ete ohm + Ot rod 3M, 5 at 3 Ye ult ilow j RC a © i’ >» | Laclede $1.004,261,541.03; total re-| surplus. $215,398: deposits: Government, f Redem tx German marks also becam: . | me BE — 37 wmbie Oll 4! 42 PY LG & El | O1 % a} % 91% | ser $1,034,003,629.73. Bills discounted, | €939136- member banks. reserve acount Notice o ption to . $20 zs active and moved iup to .J155 | id - ; i be - , ie = a - . — — “ + —- nt? } o 44 oni amit? ° r : { 7 { cured by Government war obligations for $1,.817.744: ail other, $20,230: total Jeposits. ctory . - | F's }- in : is : : . 24. Lack Stee! i : ‘ ‘ fevetone Ran ' Q, ‘ od Oe od eo Thus f Q- 9: embers, $160 669.710.27 All others, $23,- $1,861,110 F. R. notes tn actual circula- Holders of Vi Notes a.cent. The taste for speculation a ' ‘ Ms ie ‘ ‘ Lima Lo 49 9°71] 64 Fill ig] j narke i¢ ao ; ‘ i 2 2 . im 4 712,921.6 sills } narket., | tion, $2,379,185; F.. R. bank notes in cir . - eee has been dormant; 4 wisn SBA, Vom | ‘op 28%) 29%), 28%! 21 ry Pet + , : , wf . G0 % | $51,223.507.27; total bills on hand, $235,-! culation. net liability 6.497: deferred Others Concerned: : ; |_3 fer some time, obviously is being Sew . = n . > 52 ‘ > 2 Le Lyon ‘et “ 4 - Ab De “2 a a hap arming 3 4, me 4 = “44 Oya ee Pe oeia ah iae dan Notice Is Hereby Given as F i . - - "1," . an . re ‘ a . ’ ’ m 7 : ’ : ‘ “ = ° - t , 2° . “7 7 e 4 oer? 7a T i ; ‘ ; l., ‘ i ’ . , be e ie : omy t?~ > , . ’ . gg whetted anew by vague rumors Ratio of total reserves to _ deposit and 1. Call for partial redemption of the possibility ot an international! loan in connection with a repara- tions. setilement. Sterling, mean- 73: leposits. $694. P99 4 FR. note Habilities combined, 75.1 oer cen! r cent Victory notes. All 4% per notes in actual circulation, $591,809,217, | compared with 74.3 per cent on Wee. 6. Pietecy notes. other known as of total reserves to deposits and F o——_ States of America gol@ notes of 1 scyt « lia hy fiz a i er ; . . if ' - notes liabliities combined, 80.4 fer gent. | London Wool Auction. 2 bear the ee ot ge '" LONDON, Dec. 15.—A_ miscellaneous #e- WRECK OF ALTON LIMITED ‘lectfon amounting to 10.246 bales was of- | fered at the wool auction miles vesteroay All grades met with an active demand from aA DUE TO BROKEN TENDER TRUCK *,srsie"s! ease raina™ Bie nie an 2 (}' . ‘ ‘ Fhe “~~ 2? - - ++ we i —_ ~ _ , on a a ~ Pwo FT WUs eH eTOM *- -— ~) “~ * - firm in London before our openin; o { : . ; (,uants Si Ei @nts to.$4.63%. After recovering | yabirshaw = =e "Whateyer.the nature of the in- [mt Ag Meimtercst on all the 4% De at on said redémption Gate, December — aus eneech rT} a pfe 15 ‘ ' _ hae e + y» the Chicago & Alton Railroad, at) pirtgcuities in reaching an agreement | bers. are not in any manner affected | 1923. according to their t ’ “ee nes [3 : vad! ‘aa’ ~~ "RAILROADS. fect Botar Law tells| France that she 1 Kav & C 43%! 4: “ asmntnat — form there, are civen by the news-| Victory notes for redemption under = inting out to America that Britain do, ode. Duck.| Bloomington, Ill., a division poifht, - - | cf which may be obtained from ths While, was relatively quiet. it was and after moving up slightly on ‘ on of the water Saxzged off 2 Rg (STAV & Das i to $4.64, the net loss on the day Hous Oil r os - | Pecagure | Was 4 of a cent. Hud Mot FO! Officials at Bloomington Announce Standard Of Quits Czéecho-Slovakia. | dated April “¢ / . Int Cons ¥ li ae ae ; “ 1) gierens “, én + be, ar a on. o ane a + (‘ause of Derailment at Alton Uy the Associated Press. Interest on all the 4% Der cent ~ Muences behind sterling, there is no de pfa S a, “SS agg ere —o ; ou P & R Ti be Eig rl tting Neth 4 67 98% QF 7 = Yesterday. ‘ PARIS, Dec. 15.—The Herald says | notes thus called for redemption will ef : ason for attributing its he navior In I ry ‘ 3 : ‘ -* TR » - = ’ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ 23 7.4 . ‘ : . S ‘A ‘ye “ ‘ Pe | 4 2H , =. , 7 . | 4 ' The derailment of the “Alton today that the Standard Oil (‘o. has er Sa not unratural after- |’ ar. mm, 22% i ee wit 3 Bteet 10RD - suitor i106) la ws p a 3 ; 16 Limited,” St. Louis-Chicago train of | ? . | bearing the .@istinguishing letters ¢ h tof conference which the sade : ; , RB Fy ak + | Secwsian the oi resources of Czecho-Slovakia. tJ. bd or 1. prefixed to their serial igh Premier had wished to postpone nvin 4 | L.. 4 4 ‘ 4 a an ba P Mate mm MINING rs. y ee Pee : te na Cril : : I” 5 Ie 51 SEINING . sedis geiilhitcies tae i toe P ™ . a this call for redemption, and will t d an-@ppropriate preparation for (''"°. i! ae , an SX em — 1B 08 . : ° Us t the southern city limits of Alton at | with the Prague Government Over aue and payable as to principal on SET? his debt-fundinc | Jevel fea 2015! 02 . adium 4%. Be ak % 3 | Tig Letee, 3.000 |! ' a nnn scctell ¢ & p. m. yesterday, was due to a/the nomination of directors of the a Sotnsied intonation oa tthe : / . . ’ { . f ; : I %, } a. 7 , j , + me : Z ” : a = 3 etai'’a ‘ mmission for this country. In ef- ic i broken teuck on the tender of theé ©CO™?P@™Y- which it was proposed to} .te:ion and surrender of 4% ' A - —_— wn . - . ndclaria } ae iD : ‘ | “mi | quotations feathers must _ locomotive. « fficials-of the . at | " in Treasury Department must noexpect too much. while! Kan & G : 2 =% | t4 : 4 . : : - be dry and full P hite live| FE isa te road at! naner as the reason for the decision. | &#!! 1 x'vgo po age us 2% > ‘€ a, ? 1 & i . | , rime white ifve paper as tne r cular No, 299. dated July 26, . oon rves consideration from hor era . ; Ise 4 — ‘ 1 ‘ 2 3 ; A | r 3 } s : ; | l he ] ‘ COLD 0M y { a : .! 2 se Chi ‘ken. | rn ae u Divigion of “ a ( exchanges the undertone was eto eee. oe awe ” ‘ By, 35 ty oF a . lo Pp f a : os} of Penrose D3 , enon, Sa turkey mixed body. 3e. >y, _— an equalizer bolt on the truck N t p cian iaae pe : @kcept WF the case of the currencies! ‘do pf 7. 11 1165 5 Me 115% he ct on m1 72% 128 321, Tenant Arrested After Firing Shits | Southern, 3c; mixed quills itail. wings ane had worked loose and that a por- NEX age * July 26. 1972. ce ©f the new nations. lAew's ctt pale i el o " Gan Pac 101434 144145 143% . Into Basement i painters), 5 Old feathers, Se to 50c. Tare, t!0n Of the truck had dragged for | “Pro staking Spears = = ae : Mas 2 4 \ ns | , be Se aa ” My 3 - > : om: 7 ° : nt on small bags: 3 per cent on several] miles before gis ing awa) acipaewommodity markets. In 3 tt: ey iC & 7 2 3 23 2? Angry because his room was cold "ore sufficiently to cause the derailment athe effect was emphasized lloncy and Beeswax. of five of the seven cars, pmors that the national ginners’ erminal Railroad Association HONEY—Southern extracts and strained Fight passengers were bruised in ’ bright amber in cans, 8@c per Ib.: dark . . * the accident, but were able to con- of cotton ginned t Tec : ' ee ec. Le : ra | i ‘ m. today ftred sey era Snows ' } S aa . BRich will be made Public tonight}: ~ 21) : Ter ; i ; Miskin = ral shots ‘fle iess Comb honey at $5 to $5.50 > oa , ane 23 a ehion oan (it loa 045 : ; My in the basement of his rooming, per, case tinue their journey in a tri ade | ® 4 3 i shaw a total not far below the | Mex Pe! ~ wel # 0 as ~~ 2 a? * 9% ' 71%, : LEESWAX—Prime at 25e per Ib. aie ~ . a train mad 1ES af? 7 imate for the total crop given in |™*x * }* ee, a to pf 63 a 2 i, house at 3013 Dickson street, in | nenenarenaneeumapicinens up several hours afterwards. Henry B. =. récent Govern ment report low- ¥ "oi 1: 1a i 1 ici 11% a &Fr a R. Das « om Me d~ 9 $s. "2 leffort, he says, to obtain some heat. Reans and Pens. | Ford of Chicago, a negro waiter on "ae a Te#lizing after the good ad- Mont Ward. : ~~ 0g) £1. ~ 3 NS John J. Flynn, 819 North Leffing- BEANS AND PEAS—Cholee nand-pickes the dining car, suffered a sprained y 3 mece Of the past week, which ha« | Mont P 2..| 67% 675 OT ; AB « She aah. BES. ge ae etic: tae | ee eae fichigan white Dea olla Fg rai back and was taken to St. Joseph : ° , OU P Sie « « ¢ & “» oe . rie : ak = h bay = ‘ "ii OC ot ; : ' , p - +" 15 le Gs 2 oe . aplit Deas, 7 Wc, . vells “ Hospital, Aiton. . f watt & 5. 24 *4 I ” iD bed a = Ry 3 : , $ ‘ ; ment attempting to fiy } iirnace $-* . Joseph Williams, 32, a watchman fe PLM EELS LS be S must be regarded a only im £0 4t per an ioice lima beans at $8.75 T! 1 | . i : f : as ic | ae a 95.40, le train left St..Louis at 12:15 Mi B nd ever when "illiawme eoowrar ehooring ’ : iornia pin beans at $7.50 and aree | : , Ww e7 when Williams began shi ee ee hite at $7 per 100 !bs. California black p.m. The derailment occurred about The owner of ill as . “ need a ¢ tified the police and Williams ws eye peas at . v. Roars one mile south of the Alton station, look at them except to clip 7% coupons ) tried the May fut > 41 arrested, charged with disturbing . where it was scheduled to stop, when »> j ure off 1% é@ents | : Pon Corn and Nuts. : ae os : $1225, ye Flynn's peace and discharging ‘ire- pop coRN—Shelled white rice nominally | the train was making about 35 miles OST INVESTMENTS require constant care , oe Nor Am. 5- et patel Ca we! a SS 4 ~ -— = Rese : ’ lo pfd 3 4: 4 ; K « Sout! 9} : arma at $1901.25 per 100 pounde. h r. The locomotive an bag- . ; ; 1e av er _-. G-, oe ag pea Statement. ae So_ptd 3.) 45 1 46 1 45 | on 1) 4 | )__ | arms. IE = dle A tpl ve A ee I ye — ss ~ few pas Bi we4 rh _in order to prevent possible loss. The in- ; 3 = se > 7 ry in rn q iol x a ; tL. C he , ; , ‘ . . , ‘ ees OJ, per pound 4 re C7 ere r) ry . “ as ¢ = and a large reduction on dik- nag . f . ‘ = . afl Gas Company Dividend. Hit KORY diem” nage at 2c and the parlor-observation car at the vestor must watch the stock and bond market, 5 : 5 3 ay: ae. a " po Fates rear, but the diner, three parlor cars the money market, legislation, Europe, and the . ' r Me Sunts have been sutti, rge nuts at %e J a \ : Aaicient to more anciater ress BLACK WALNUTS—At l&c per pound SENCE ot een offset am increase in the Fed- Associated Pres sd t £m per p : a | Reserve banks’ Mete clecutation CHICAGO. Dec. 15 Directors of ’ o- and a chair car were derailed an Jl current reports of the company in which his io B 8. ey el Shee Pelts and Goat -Skins. careened at an angle of about 30 -Ie- . “= . me Mit the reserve ratio 0.8 of |] et Coke P money is placed. 4 hp P cent to 75.1 per cent. This leaves Parish-HBng : “at ‘Tatio at almost the ; ‘ Peo Gas Oo SHEEP PELTS——Exch: Woo! pelts, $1.25 prees on the level ground alongside same level | ¢Philips P 2 b ib1 tural. May was consistently lower t ublic Bae a, 18 points at a late price of |N a : e.73 cents. In wheat the reaction ! 4 ;ot © per cent per annum, oe" “GOAT SKINS—Quote No. 1 common a: cglor by which the train is sometimes interest dates, and then only to cash coupons. Here are 4 1. . “a. os Tire Five { riv ividend was 1? Oc: No. 1 angora at 40c; clipped angora at Lnow . : / : fey, ny 8 | ty eee et quarto Se ‘Woe kieet foc:sut | RROwR. : the three things which relieve the investor of all care ties _ = di per cent, a rate.of 5 per cent per —_—+_—__—_o——_ — Some of the passengers were taken | d . 79 9 ‘ . oe and worry: neg the in sai to Alton station in the baggage car, i—_ ‘o. vesterday declared a quarterly’ @1.75; lamb pelts, 50c@$1.25; dry stock 0 : he month 4Zgo and two months he SO . 3 FF s yee x & —_—@)—.. 75%! 75%! 7: 751 - 7% annam. In announce! MOCK INCREASE PROPOSAL PLAN =: a ? ' Posetum ({ } ' | ) Ww APPROVE : | NIA 21 a 1 , 4° {Penn 3 . 36% ‘ a 46) 2 | creased dividend. President Samuel Gr-reo'yted, in car lots. t. o B. Bt Louis | pulled by the train locomotive, the (7). The bonds are aound in the first place, = D BY STATE BOARD thle elo By 4 + eat Et Rage OOF Saad se | Ma! a6 36 36 8H%) a n led if nti a the. teat) ™ $2.72 per bbl i'tender of which was derailed in front because they are surrounded by all the Miller © , : gn , = 4 o: : s 334 i, | 27: ‘ iInsull caliied attention lt¢ Le is —" > a — ** Oe 21 wW ann . u-¥ es itt w —_ oh . + wie TS ~ ~-” _ ~ ~~ tw 47 i 3 : 3 : w i Chae r lof the station. The defect_in the safeguards, Their safety record is unbroken, : TRig! RN! TRE! TN5 at.this week ars ago Sa T. & : = 15.—Attorney- 2 j 3 , oF that: thia week 4% 7 , ~ ot @&7 5OR@ ner harrel truck was discovered then. i: . es : picin torney- yn | 3} 4 F : : : ' 1 ot wild break in the price of all ga: — 75 - | (2) Property mortgaged to secure each iasue | s | ; ication of the Prairie on hr a “hie s | rey zp : , “ “aS , ; t€ in s, 1n “ ine . +4 Indenenden ‘ tere Sears m: So 23 * : ae - : : 9 aes ro Y ie ae company ehares pnecause the gas i1n- is am ple in value, ae yan is ~ te gr se by : er Beard for permission to i lo pfd : 7 07 7 , 3, > me wet ty Ee ee wy, re | ' , ainess.’’« ppraisals of outside authorities, whose - 5 4 Capitalization fr. bi $20,000.000 Shi’ 551 36 % : 36° S . , . inp , oe ¢ & -* ~|' dustry was going out ol business. ine « wine ot id ures we accept in making the loan, : 000,000. 000 of annlicatic ke e *e . ‘ s1 > ¢ b 7 q : « ° tT) ; = 3 .- w - ‘ + ‘ . me . , « tha aaa aeia te ee ; 4, | SO RA 86%! RAY | egi..| The oceasion for the break was th . . oe Cen wae ese would be pro- | 19% 19%) 19% ‘ + . a ‘dison's eX- o . & 000.000 era in abe treasury: Oehels | ra ap btr! 59 | 604 ty! Gi 09 | oo auricae {success of Thomas A. Edison's © (3) The security is constantly increasing, for ‘ ee ~ eget whe. iliciajs | Stw Sp wff wo 72 +, mal -~ oe ae 7 7 7% QT h ; ; : : lart ric } inati ” . : | ony wnnounced the application Strombg 4) 38 39 a7 | os 741. "want is periments with electric illumination. an a part off each bond isaue is paid off each year, through monthly payments made to the Truatee ‘cc : ve ; fevised and presented a@ain. | Studebkr 10 132% : 3a , 3) M15; ‘ ' ‘ ~ : ~ oar — —— é bg 8 1002 Safe ~ S O ; E PENDENCE, sa 11, | , or , put of the earnings of the mortgaged structure. : is il 4 \ ee i. Mi | PAA) 7404) P41 ‘ nkruptey Ended. of 9 Kan Ter. 1d5.—A =u ai . = 7 1157 ose ; 11M King Co. Ba I hus : ‘ . . . . ) De a has been declared ; * ' ‘ ; 13% iated Pres Prairie Oi and Gen Ge | SON. \ J . oF ° Pe : | i “a c >; og * ‘ ’ ; BY ET ROIT. Der. 15. The volun- i Safe uarded If you are tired of “going over your investment hold- nr *0 Mock of records © Psat) oi | 50 % i. ‘fix -divi@-nd. 4*Partly extra ‘ltary bankruptcy of the King Motor TS ‘ ings” to weed out weak securities which were -good -— . = : —- Car Co. was ende@ in Judge Marsh- when you bought them—if you wish to be rid of uncer- : ae : aot em ; s SPRY “= to whether you shall sell out or “hold on”—if meth Iron and Rubber. ime || Dry Goods Market Review. neier's court yesterday, and the re- CORNERS Real Estate Bonds yon en *1o avoid’ farther worry over .fluctuating | | 4 ar i | See TRE si. nee” | - 1 o Ngee ver : : ~wihent ot 1 : 4 go ks RAGS, ETC. ountry rags, | | Clearings, Money, Sil " _! | Specis! to the Pest-Disnateh ' ceiver discharged. A divide nd of 1ié BONDS co ra ew i i er wor aver crating ec; inne is i | IRON AND M ts ‘Oo bank and “ers i tained The larger part of heavy heavy yellow _jwith bae manufacturers : P ane bs a sh shaadi avy $1,000,000. The voluntary, = protection OI } pai, y*% — pan. 72 france 95 centimes “Th » dolls enn a : lbs... old rope-——manila at $2: oo ! ‘Cm ow - - ' ty > ; ; abe. Rubber—No. 1 boots Flues” vould Piarios House Actoobitient.... EW YORK. “Dec. 45.—M ivity ' per cent was declared. The propert) 4 When investing your funds in Good Investments.” It describes bonds which take 4°: j report showed debits to individual acceunts today and price firmness wae fullv m:; .. was pur hased by ‘el A. }: innegan Greenebaum First Mortgage Real Estate tare of themselves. The interest rate runs as high é ON "T) . ~~ : th | | -. ‘ nad activity was reported from | 1920. . Buildi nd oc — 4 : vU | was quoted at 13 francs 70 ceatimes | Yahohatme . | Peete > loca] ‘Te | — . Coupon Bonds in House Pierce ilding (Grou FI r) woman O | q @ the’ ult of M.. K. & T. Sold. : -¥ 5 Forel har ' nominally unchanged, howe exeepted cas p ut Trade o . ‘ . W aa f Assoc NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—Foreign bat *“* cof canton 14x16 and canton 20x29. which fel! | Spas and Canada Make rad¢ “Pro Salety 124 North Fourth St. St. Louis Pact. Denominations 7 Years ven Telephone: Olive 7120 ta leé rate . orton a v) copper wire, PARIS. De 15 —Prices were are a for svring delivery Sateens and Three per cen rent es teen — >} a No. i. ly ce No. 3 fy f $25.600,000. set oe to have if A. - Pout i A 4 s aximum light copper $7. } heavy rea: of $41,000. 000. structions but sheefings we active also, paid $500,000 and assumed debts ag- Bonds, you assure yourse m rt a a ; : t AHS! I lated Press, ~ 1 * ; ' Tis me a vs. - » . ye * Mexican dollars 4 - to $7.60 and $7.10 respectively. = & om a OK., Dec. 15.—The Wich- | ° ’ | Ee IDON, Dee | - | « 3 See ee Northwestern Railroad, pr Money 1 i, per cet iscount rates Gasoline Production. By the Associated Frees mmercia] : k Sat ds— ork incipal Cities | an ? a the Missouri. Kansas & | short and three n bills 2 9-16@2°% 4 WASHINGTON. Dec 15 QGaereoline we | PARIS, Dec: ~ . —o eo | $100 A definite system of Ban ; oa eguar Ss New y Atlanta and Other Princi Ci : Syste uae | auction in the United States during octaher | treaty between France and Canada the result of over two-thirds of a cen- —. |} amounted to 566.278.689 gallons, accoriing was signed here today. It gives Ua- $500 tury’s successful investment activities, | “First—The Investor's Welfare” L5.- ar silver 30% d per —_——e pa S m to be sold at auction “rt order, was purchased | —————_:_ TCC 1 o”SCOCOCOS ST 7 : ' er ee es 2 ow poe tn a , an Oo r |} ie ge AE prey — go ggptoet oe "tee one ‘ommerce new advantages In y ae ae © WY Seligman &{) Lead, Zinc a nd C Perea td | See ne Oak, mee. the, evontest -fer 2977 nadian cémmeses SEN Wey at 1000 assures you 100% safety of principal. Our MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY / aligarten & Co... b : . am. | Be nndred article and place: . . “vi - oth of LONDON, Dec. 15.—Standarml copper spot 400.000 more gallons were refined The | several hundred arti ee fi Id Safe uardin our invest- ur ictober total was about 30.000.000 wealions the most fMored nation older, ‘ll & much interest to | Secured by ments, wi prove O : eee * Tork. The a: ADE tooo “ teal ‘ ale rice as oe > Yeo Ba futures ‘H4 Ts, Hd eiectl ae. oT oe ai . 2 q The ot} ie ] a . W “7 = . = a "108 os ern rao 15s: tin, spot £174 creater than the Septembe: produ “tion and rrance qT) ier parts of the “y : ) . is ¥ Income- Producing al) careful investors. A copy 1s yours City Real Estate ee ? hee * 7 ‘Mey ~. @4 futures £78, lead, spot £26, futures | 78 per cent greater than the total for Oc- basis with Canada. . ® been sold previously. f5 De: zinc, wpot £37 5s, futures £34 ods ] | INTEREST PAY- | oi. teil O etiiint a upon request. Til MENT SERVICE: 1604 Carbide & Carbon Buliding. aii é . : }) nvestors holdin | /) 2800 and $1000 Denomination N O T | i E. Greenebaum Sons | ata Bends, liter. | 30 East 424 waar New York, =e lt ist Mortgage Serial Gold Notes | TO HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF es tmen | Bet on witeb te Oe : _ Dessau: Minko oad me elles, “renin Bry Pa, a sents geaitaste || The Kansas City Home Telephone Company YT) Siete | a WwW ‘ : The Kansas City Home Telephone Company's 20 Year 5% Gold Chicago—Founded 1855—St. Louis them rsonally of need not be filled in, but the iaformation helps We rec nvestment 3 , i unuary 2. 1923. will be paid with accrued interest at . pe 7. : e €commend them as an absolutely safe 1 : onds, maturing January wi e pair 4 oy mail, at our New |x. to give the investor personal attention.) . * ~ar . "gerer ‘ ; 2g . i tarpt ; i . 4 . Sixth Sts. he MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY, St. Louis, Missoni, Third Floor, 8S. W. Cor, Olive and For ci re, wri one or cali— TRUSTEE | Ae a” soul ar a TALE RE, o8 wes etter Sanwery 5. eer Phones—Olive 153, Central 214. York or Atlanta of- | 3°). | k 2mmelmann - Spackler KANSAS CITY TELEPHONE COMPANY — —- - Name 98 ne ee inate ieapeheeiok name a aor - eS F eedivlebahene= 2 * By H. L. Gary | a ——" Real Estate Co. Seventh and NY Vice-President and Treastrer Oldest First Mortgage Banking > AGGTOGR «6 bce eee ent enreee ” WAS ee at et rein or neeeerecncenerinenetii — House Chestnut Sts. —E — nnn \ , £ a a5 = yee «it Ze ’ ROE sa erat a 38 x a bg 5) : i ee ee ie Ne PT a US Sc re eT Tce ee

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- ; . - : FRIDAY. | REID AY EVENING PRCEMAPT 1h. 1998 EP ih ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a . eee aad ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR re aa ” , = a : = ee Graduate , Burial Pe t ¢g a 4 ¢ — ee a the Post -i os wa ay . ; -” anne t nconsctous. | By the Associated - 8 =e —SPECIAL DAILY— ew 7 ” odny and 8 slaw fi Press The police are seeking 2 man WASHINGTON, Dee. | ; -'*~ & R« a = ; . : ~~ % eile , CENSES. known fo them oni A Harry. : lark of this city ; apes 2 5? . . - . . . uae LTTONS ° : pi wr Se sere ~ - a “ By A special ‘ orrespon |: ry} >t t hee ite ies shat’ :T\e4) ; rrTTr RT Ad xs 1 ae . : ty - és ; we ‘ ome toces : ' aaid ‘ff nat ad been wi th WwW LiAuam E : trat ae @ay as ch : wh : - Gi - . ae = Oe At Beveville ae be - ep S Nah cast Sh” candy dng Me Cy pelted vw a a ST ies ss © iniversity must be ¥ nee enu r peop — live a Ne SSH GREG SBS | Tenens price aed ot some on oe Mem tn ne gown ah wong otcaees, TTS “Sucre: | DRIVER OF ROBBERS’ AUTO. = ‘ - T> a | ) | | | . 7 : | erages. $ mom of 3934 North Broadway. an auto- P . - ” . 2 . om. » tas 2 e : as: 4 Ra ’ ’ ~ _ be . = -- - G : — ~~ ja ¢ ~ ; | - if 2 trrelies it rin shigrereGa 2. OBR. -. 3" ‘ é i ie ’ = a . i . - . ; . , - : ; a 49 iieeet Northern preferred stock ; tefr } ' | ih z ail ' "Tak wae nared with ; mat jewte sharply and carried with 19 Goodrich ist 644s ethers of the rails, especially th- 47 6ctts. mocks of jhe Northwestern carriers Goossens ot uals . = ; Goocrear Tire ss and Union Jone o >¥ - the closing ef the & The Band “a ; : ‘onsulate there ¥ ) loiland ® Mt R @s 24 @: 5-4 gene : " pts. which ¥ ARI rr . temd . nb ours y ta tenced to be hanged. 5 cretary said he was net : The bond market continued today ce agg as aT h tO Mt & KR Gs = ) - | 116.000 sso = _ Tet ET =a are. SiS ve = ag pa dieu a Sean ieee he inconvenienée. without definite tresd and for the 4 Hunole 0 a & R da deb fo 29. 91 486 S10 MI and 50.000 las pied 16 cars Weal ny"... "949/33 “fo 42 “le 30 10.40 LOSI. Sis So. fuckers quiet: cesup GUMMY? tere guee to the termes paper “most part with lessened activity. The 7 7 , a. a ~ >: : — ane , ae —s 34 b igh saeuaicae the - asin tate pparentiy i ‘ . q: ls ° : : . . ; 7 : } . . = 44 _— i 4 ‘ : PT: | , | r Me: -d the ae a 5 = Sacerseen neemng = ‘ ~ a . > : ; ‘ 4 in tg . "4 a3 a Ps Saat > Se an hat in takine +hem ; + oh ‘ da States: - i. — “ * a. future of prices is illustrated by ae ; wa aan on : Butter E j Poult nentl he eheved the im ritish propel’ has _— ee aoe > Ge. Jol wet gentaré r erm ‘ ; . ry . ‘ ; : ~ 4 ail . 4 . : y= o . gs es a = : jes en " 3 - 7 fot — saosin oe ; ee — > , P | : around par were bought. Both ma- FORMER LIBERAL LEADER PAYS Ke over nes £. ti = pi. Jl. 2012 : : MiAnother factor wh HIGH TRIBUTE TO WOMEN M, P.’S ==: fect, however. is to discourage pur- * © = Turpentine, Flax, Linseed MRESSE) ¥ RY—Rox at Bors = ga 0M © ry = “. today chases even by those investors con- 47 3%, >. 1 NPac 6s 2B i? 109 Le : a alain Sa ' 13 ample Se } Pus | syessed -— 3 : dae Ce . 0 is) re oe tent © the Peon Rocn 4 97 4 : | | “ota S275 per doen. tainted. 41 : Seen. The market for any tax ex- 23 Pree 2 Sees SS elena: 1a Western States Condition Beteer. * ~~ - 47 * — 4 * * > * _ &% te ¢ e u Ya : ig fe generat mass of |Tv jonas? Sone . . 4 ‘ - 7 az ‘ . 4 ' .y : t os . . . : : . . 4 ’ . = > i . - : >» - same influences which affect the 3 we 3 F . ~~ . | mins ee el 7 + fata sr = “ount aa, ns : fitienal freight equig Steck market and teday’s repert of os -pon | : = oe sc : a : ; 7 ro [a an is the te oie Me ae ’ 4 v4 ucee I oc my Warts, a # edd the C. & O. to the roads these Cleveland financiers already contro! rn ¢? Visible Grin waterwavs and shippizmg wed $19 week!» ; 5 HO | r POTATOES er tem pean aera ; RE | *S€ reduction of freight sate —_— ; tren. thee = Po toes . ‘ : ~ } - = ” : " . . “ : ow. . = =. - ~ —— - a Aside from the speculative feature Sd Ast Ts " ott _ a. 2 oe : . 7 a ao a am for office of Prosecuting s¥rstem of selling steel the bond is said te be amply secured Lek” Os : County Clerk cast in Of 2 national transpe beth br property valve and earnin the general Prose: Nev. 7. in the *85 Passed pewer. Present estimates are that the fimal results for the yvear wil! Shew about 13 per cent for C. & O. common stock. In the foreign list United Kingdom Sus of 1937 continued to be ab- Serbed by investors and the Anton Suergen 6s by both investors and speculators. -Brazil 7% s also made a tew high although the Sterling ex- 2 . é: ; : Clerk Seibel and the three members : : a ehange market continued irregular Penn Power 5s ig : a Se 4 =. si. - ont. Pog PB gn ijn, Miaeart balk davis, $250 Of the County Court. all of whem et = api gre ¥ Perhaps the most encouraging ge ae ean re TE mae ead menor ¢ OE 3 D8 THe. ; Lakes = er es, nee | ve. LNA S— _T%c per s = ae Slipper condition of the Jones and Laughlin Stee! preferred. ts | Lon Lae eres Nou | ce; Se 2 mix Sc. Oni WASHINGTON }—Unani- $675 co $7 25: | i to 9625 per = anit wet Od streets yeaterday fer tmstance. sold today almost 73 : = >. ' OO ee ere ) BS 00 ' Ne , > th pt EI % mous recommenda! - the Ser 2 t ‘Tt es a by ‘he freezing of «a point® above the price at which it ig ) ee > 4 I~ 33° hare Sii7a#119. * - 2 committee on at $6 tw $750. 380s) $5. 73: a Sell Guring the day. cau fas offered early in the week a: ell on vo a } 20 S02 35484. 25 ce." ee ja. 2 St PT! . ™mation for a *furthe eten: ) =n ‘ $5.5 be | 4 ™ *© three persons Joka NOTES. | +N . Ti * Lat ier rt 2 "3% & ‘ ants -onstruc ha} ' STRAW BERRIES—Fiorids Pc ‘ ial ‘The report that the Van Sweriz- a ee 4s 42 = " gem interests were after contre] of #4 0 Ge .——Butter——-Stead3 # Obio officiais, whe were said to admitted that the Cleveland had conferred with them. The overnight news regarding the teputed effort to link the impertant Soto crude off 35 cents a Gastern road with the Nickel _Piate. $1.60 and Bull Bayou and © Take Erie & Western and Toledo. *Tades 25 cents a barrel to $1 ‘St. Louis & Western brought a rush %1--5 Re The Guit ‘et buying orders into Chesapeake “ining Co. has met the advan ‘Opening at 63%. a peint and a halt Prices for linseed oi] have been mbove the Thursday close, it moved advanced 3 cents a galien by lead- “wp to T1% before much stock was ing crushers. Spot is now 30 cents a effered for sale. gation ' Ne specific reason can be set dewn for the advance in the stee! “t- £ and particulariy United State i : ay 4 niid, Mahe! ~t Lak 2 _ here we i ek the league Thomas L Mueller was defeated br 464 votes with his brother. Be nd Miller by 52. The Circuit Cours Los Angeles. worn famee had ordered the recount begun and Tider and racer, fell , ; . , prt. ednesday, > . : . 88 81 a1 baa TD Philadelnl =e “ the Canvassing Board comprising Mont. W ~ ar R ‘3 41 Les a = —— = ; " Ls : : . ; - . word rece yed here. W Penn Power ts | ae 30 : . : ” ay 57 5. — —) " ~ Oe it ee vi + gt gh 4 pt om wt ft fe pe e 4 ok! PRR ty 0 Pt OE foe ea ee : ¥ 7) . EASED "GO ADA LORIE NEAD DS RR TE 3 : . ef aes Fa! * es - 2: eit , leservotr Park. euft | Coto, 07 ‘he legs. Julie i for th Le ti aon. tente. & : , — = ©€ Sil Biddle street, « construction cha ayments ‘Ww YORE, De b Lin palty ee cat Ninth and O ‘amat >) — and fractured her leg. 7) ne A | tw is oe Bs -) i i an | | | «/ 7 , 4 iy ! ] a: pe? i 4 Ph on my i “ 13 —Pocatone _ stigney EMBERS of fraternal orders — Pay Weenie ais , ° . oa sae ; various 2 CERshet ea @w v will find regular and . BRKEPSECRG W.Va. 2 ak Sakene cocked eae ~ Fa special notices of lodges | ies ntlentres. © — B6c _cwt . a — 3 i 23 ™.« &Wacltirs receipt f Bt. Bowls teday | "er teens otliee eee ee ee listed regularly on the first fer $2219 trom’ the Was appoints by a. “ting Gov. Hiram ‘* - — —=ent which hae fi Lioyd as a member of oat nies >. ~ of the Post-Dispatch. Bite . ’ Ct —— — a succeed Miss Marr Sm rSac. ord cst. 3 a Cistetine aie for Chi whose term has expired ae aa” Lon. ‘ei? 2 & i? * rt peas it raat a wal ; = ¢ at wt i) ra 7?) A & a et eed ; - 2 O88 iii + we BY aia cer y BzZgss % & ' ~~ me Emp Dpioves of rhea United Dru ail : 4 . . . co. : ~ TT anter; _ rAA bil a= —_ nt ~ im the fast two dars of trad. > ; he ~ : am é wbildren at 2 3 , .§se waatrr O64 ‘T .°% 5 2 Dristmias party nn > ' -- - ~- The latest rumor was that the = a, nave wid | oa aemand ee ane ne, + as party next Friday = . ) | Watch for Notices From "at plans to distribute an Fro. culcivesea s | 38c. Fore- >. hid - malted A me companys plant, ud. n in @ : ; . ; : Gividend im cash The aa. ™ ere for clean, éry roots free of c—_ . - t ing Mighwar Memorial. boule- | ...- , Oa ge 4 — 0 | : | Your Lodges in the 5 : | r 4 4 = vn he vane - —— ee . . - z ¢ - _ -* tm Crucible was brought abeu: . Each doy will receive a sweat- Bu. , S%ec Salted pack . c ‘ap and drun phil } expense of a large short ir- wre t . Pi. the giris 2 | iz me ri . ‘ pom ; , mae im the other st Tallew and Grea- a , “OS re : ill receive dressed dolls. There wii! - red im tae ! . | POST-DISPATCH eeg TALLOW— sant. Ne iL. a hae - ‘ghe : a ; a a . : | the dan ~ing Ine mas ujereased De! et te. velow at Se and waite ac Gs ver ib yh — ee ) eee ee ico 2 7 ‘ : Tt» - ; 7 Pos 7 ‘om i066 oon te =° ‘ League. i. ,| Preceding Page — rite : 4 a 2 “ See ee, t

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a inthe neta le Dalek een alee ee ee vane a Neel Oe Oe ee o~ — vets - ae ~~ - wd = - ae PG Sot ad aa | w _ wry apak _ . - - ~MEbes ~ Pmmee wi ~ 0 — ~ . ° s _ r “04 ‘rit bed # 2 peers Td etentade Poe ae : str dpe Fo ee 7s enna enetal. apripunypshonticitebatrniion pan -cetetocpaitfia receanemtintin de ai « eon) ‘ ps ise aa ee ae Ketow, o5 hy. oa ~ a cn ~ So NO ONIN Thad DRT SRE EP Sa OL Nees RE VN AR AE RMATNTD SP Ue atc OC RT Ny ctl! Ne 6 ell GL LONI CE LOTTE IAS eM. BO Ce TORS 3 (A PR > sya ‘ture in October, 1923. _fident of the future of the railroads. -erty’s at lower quotations. “are convertible into common * . + - SO ne aE OE a nsdn’ FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1928. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 a SPS SS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ————————— Wall Street News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— | here today: By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—On the | ; stock market of the day a German | loan story had some influence upon | the shares of coppér smelting com- panies to which any restoration of | German buying power would mean something in the way of new ness. On the other hand, it could not be set down as the reason for the strength in the ‘steel = stocks, which was the other outstanding in- cident of the day. Here the ex- plaantion was three fold—the re- vival of the rumor of months ago of an impending extra that steel and iron holding close to a maximum, where- as, ordmarily on the approach of the. and finally | interest | which until today had tried to stand | holfdays, there is a lull, the presence of a_ short its ground. The loan report had its effect upon | German marks, which, after having | hun for over a month at .01l%4c, rose approximately to .01 *c. French | franes were still more responsive, selling well above 7.30c. as against | the low of 6.95%c¢ a week ago. Outside of the steel and copper! groups, the market was less active. The prospective transfer in cantrol of the Chesapeake & Ohio announced in the morning news. was followed by a sharp run up in the stock. Otherwise the railway list was neg- lected. The stock iarket reached its high point in the early afternoon. he the last hour the buying movement. in the industrials slac~ened. Tobacco | hares were run up and so were one. er two of the oils, but weakness de- | veloped in sOme of the railway | shares and this had the effect of | bringing about a general reaction. | Great Northern preferred. stock | broke sharply and carried with it) others of the rails, especially the | stocks of the Northwestern ee and Union Pacific. t * * The Bond Market. The bond market continued today | without definite tretid and for the! apparently uncertain feeling as to i. 2. future of prices is ‘llustrated by e reported demand for short term Obligations, particularly with ma- | turities of a year or a year a half. | i _-»most part with lessened activity. The | | ue Roebuck notes on a 5.25 per. cent Argentine 7s | Both ma- basis and the around par were bought. Another factor which tends to ob- secure investment value is the amoung of tax selling which precedes the first of the year. St. Paul bonds for instance were heavy again to- | cay notwithstanding the reassurance as to the financial condition of the road. This weakness car only be ascribed either to liquidation of es- tate choldings or to the recording of | losses for the income tax purposes | and the latter is generally believed | to be the more@important. The ef- | fect, however, is to discourage pur- chases even by those investors con- _ Another unexplainable feature of today’s trading as campared with Thursday's was the activity in Lib- The ex- ception was the first 3%s which ad- vanced against the trend. Here, al- so thie effect of the income tax is seen. The market for any tax ex- empt securities continues very good as is shown by the rapid sale of the new Philippine government issue. In the railroad list the days fea- | ture waa the strength in C. & O. con- | vertible 5s. The fact that the bonds stock at 80 makes them sensitive to the same influences which affect! the stock market and today’s report of a plan of the ‘Van Sweringens to add the C. & O, to the roads these Cleveland financiers already control stimulated beth bonds and. stock. Aside from the speculative feature the bond is said to be amply secured both by property value and earning power. Present estimates are that the final results for the year will show about 13 per cent for C. & O. common stock. In the foreign list United Kingdom h%s of 1937 continued to be ab- sorbed by investors and the Anton Juergen 6s by both investors and speculators. Brazil 7%s also made a new high although the sterling ex- ohange market continued irregular. Perhaps the most encouraging feature of the investment is the con- tinued good absorption of new issues although this applies more to pre- ferred stocks than to bonds. The Jones and Laughlin Steel preferred, for instance, sold today ,;almost 7 _point® above the price at which it was offered early in the week. NOTES. The report that the Van Swerin- gen interests were after control of the Chesapeake & Ohio was said to have been confirmed by Chesapeake & Ohio officials, who were said to | Res admitted that the Cleveland ople had conferred with them. overnight news regarding the eg effort to link the important 'Bastern road with the Nickel_Plate. ‘Lake Erie & Western and Toledo. St. Louis & Western brought a rush of buying orders into Chesapeake. ‘Opening at 69%. a point and a half above the Thursday close, it moved up to 71% before much atock was offered for sale. No specific reason can beset busi- | distribution | of U. S. Steel common stock, the fact | production is. down for the advance in the steel a and particularly United States common. There has been no in the-+adustry which would in the fast two days of trad- . The latest tumor was that the tion plans to distribute an tra dividend in cash. The ad- se in Crucible was brought abput _Sxpense of a large short in- aterm in the other steels mt Co, has iiereased De Ds |GRAIN TRADE RATHER QUIET NEW YORK BONDS _| AND PRICES RANGE LOWER Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. —The following sales of bonds were LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, . 15.—Following is the official record of low and closing and previous | a recorded on the Stock Exchange Special to the Post-Dispatch CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—Trade in wh: exceedingly slow today. Sentiment market, and quotations as re- | reaction after the close Thursday and Kansas City and Chicago maf the market opened this morning there (a lack of buying power and enough ‘sion house selling to force a / action. After midsession the peared to be gaining in strength ' the improvement in the demand. ;no time being excessive. he zero over the Southwest brought in number of crop complaints and was a report of hailstorms in the west part of Argentina. The Trade corrected Buffalo afloat wheat and the net change in supply itm” consequence Was 4n 594.000. Stock of bonded * ] . aha raised from ttn ge ar to jess oe R/. ; 000 bu. Cables ignored the Americai . 106 . xb - — = Vance of aaah dene Milling de >mand for DECEMBER CORN wheat was quiet and export trade was clow. Tob Argentine shipments exceeded 7 ectations. 74% U4 Wheat closed le to 1%, c lower; ! ecember, [17s fa 7 $1.23%;: May. yy 7% to $1.22 CORN, ST. | Dec. today’s high, ‘close in local ‘ceived from kets: (In $1000.) _ Sales. SECURITY. _ “MISCELLANEOUS AND TRIAL BONDS. Aa Exp col tr 4s BO '*”4 it was favored when was LIBERTY BON D ae OTATIONS. Pre v. Close. a ‘low INDU High. Low. Noon. ]932-471100. 40 L00.30/100 40| 100.32 192. 47 98.96) 98.0) 9B. oo he OY. 98.28 98.20) 9S.20R U8. 98.50 98.70, YS. 70) 08.8: OX.62) 98.60) 8.60; 98.66 "TORY “BONDS Due. Close. _ Yester day. WHEAT. ‘ 2 ae oe market &P- 50 DECEMBER “ecause of ‘yea’ her usual a ‘1258 — a cr. .@ s A Ch 76s ai 102 Am C Vil os « 7a 100 30 100.42 Am Sm Ist os 47. 90% ; 1923) 100, 36/1003 106 Am Sug 6s oi. » 102 '4 oi 1947-52 | 09.74. 99 | 99.74 49. 74 fo Até&T cv Oa 25 0% i : j BY AT&T col tr 5s, 46 05 vo ‘ AT a a a _Close 29% -—— a ee ee | x Anton. tis rets 47 Armour +s 39, F;: cy 7s 34 ct . $1.13 %% Lo $1. 13 Corn followed s was selling at the start by longs In I Beth St 6s 45. 95% ber. while hedgers took the offers. locals Brier “ Steel o'@s , bought corn sold by commission houses 42 w en a “A rig 3s 49. 52 it ier i kp 06 eS ——~ | earlier. Seaboard reported a good-sized ‘nd Brk E 7s s D 40.108 e ; : “Se = ~—+—~ - port ane Brk U G _ 63, 47.103 % 115% Aig ae oO wheat. ~ De ‘oY Barns daft SA 31 trend of Beth S pin 03 36 3% a -= misc @a>e wae hw we *»* wer he hw — continue heavy larger. Pecember 73 %e; July, pool spot market Rerripts and country acceptances CFern closed ec t “f 74 2 to 74 ec: a i 3i4e¢ Oats trade W trend of “OATS 460 ly wv a 1., MBE R © OATS 4&n : | Bae? | i644 46°.@47 A wage: on 1 Com ; o 8 we. SR CC Ss ; 2S Bes apes ase ~ — ’ emp a ee gies n 2% ol, 5b Com A B #¢ ‘ !O] , OATS. » to 40%c} May. -46%c: July, 2 C-Tab R . 43-4: Be 42%, Provisions Were strong on commission 14 Con C Mad os ou. pee , house buving dnd offerings 16 C CS ev a 7s 8U DEC EMR 1D R RYE Lard qr 12h higher. 24 C —_ C Sug &s RO 3 closed Se 3U MAY. 97 % H1 % Se oo Wheat prices eased off _: chants’ Exchange tox due largely to failur lower: Des — r. ‘hi, tt light oer closed /10c¢ to i3 ( ‘MAStP Chi. 90% to Sbe higher OF 1g lo c* 107 34 S52 | 10 1 et C Gas 3s y : 10U hg il Det Ed rig 6s +f : ‘ ‘ | 7} 2 Det Ed rig o 40. I Det Ed rig v od. +, Puget gaa 4s 440 Cai am - Ge aad wi! | Daily/Grain Movement _| wn Mer» ; market, of Liverpool! to respond 6 pet Ki ‘lun 4%s | to American advancd as some expected. The fSnglish market cloged unchanged to ‘2d .? Dia M deb 7's 2 at higher. Corn futures Bhowed better tone, the oo ‘ Jd i’ on of ee, athe & On 96's OG ' July futures selling hfRigher. There was se-| St 3 Dist sec ‘evt 5s 27 49 : ‘ Tt fT Klee 72. port of Argentine and Canada underselling 6 Dist Sec ctfs ... 40 J Ro » S Ist 4s °9 92 9° 92%. UU. S. abroad in wheat. 4 Dupo de N 72 31.10% ; 5 7 : ; The whole market closed lower l — L&r 6s In the local ‘asl market | Were unchanged | for good na were small and um corn was steady to we good Cash oats were Demand "p “RI rig 4s ve. In the ehuowing table will be found , gen 7% — a (000 | omitted): “~e ae | WHEAT. "CORN | ~ OA “wy (Rec, /Ship. (Reg. Shin. |Ree. ‘Ship Iso 2-1 we iS Louis... Q: aa 54 Chicago 66 Minne'plis : Kan c* itv Milwaukee Duiuth prices cfemand hard wheat, offerings | Omaha ostiv ordinary eat. Cash (toledo . higher Hemuand was st. Joseph. steady to 1c higher. Detroit F"altimore Indianapolis Phila. Rosten (;alveston Orleans New York: . 103°, soft. ea ~ 1, 5 Dukane L&P 7 so “s ex’'30.1031. ‘O68 44% ‘O68 O68 ‘53 44 g 53 4°t ky | By GTotc an bs ‘36.104 1, 47 Gt Nor 7s '36..110% 1S Gt Nor 5! 52.102 % eS ‘OY 46 H&M rf 5s sA ° D7 84% 16 H&M ad ine 5s 57 61 6 Ili Cent S's 61 IMet cf 4lgs at 4 11 IntRTrev7s wi '32 ! ©? IntRTr rf 5s ‘66 53 IRT rf 5s bk cf 66 34 IGN 2.dj 6s wi ‘on R KC Soue Ds "D0. ree 98 %% 16 KCSouddst os "DO 1 Granby Mi 8s 2». 95 te 12 LS&@MS d 4s 31. 94 4 Hersf%ey Choc Os " 21 12 L&N 514s ?—003 104% 3 stadae § Man R con 4s 90 484. : ay {S00 last year, include 11 Holland A L bs pe fnone through (Nats re rets 47 70,000, compared with 110,000 a week ago 4 Humvle U & R and 50.000 last vear, included 16 cars loca! Gev Vs OW .-- : jand 69 through. Hay receipts were 36] ind oti os OS. 7 a & Da ; Ue ey | tor 1s local and 176 through Saas we % int Ag 5s . 8 MStL Ist r ,stocks in St. Louis public elevators today |. grat ee re pt 10.35 » int ra vs A ‘47 & MSPSSM. were 1, 103,001 of wheat, 336,982 10.30 10.20 19.30 o int Pa os & 4/7 O/* 8 do con 4s 3! bushels of corn, and $16,979 bushels of oats. | — ; . 441M om St US 41 OV‘ 3 MK&T Ist 4s 90 80 % —_—— o——— , /3 4 Grain stocks comprised 271,924 bu No. 2 red | 3 J hayser aah ghee aig 3 , ‘S| : B do 5s s . wi pe: = os winter wheat, 7636 bu No. 1 hard winter | Flour and Meal. & a-DPpK 1 SS bi 4AVUo i290 do a Sas A wi 67 60 *x wheat, 190,340 bu No. 2 hard winter wheat , T FLOU Th 2 , - . ‘ ‘ ‘ > . ’ ~~ ° JP" 4 eee ite h: Ss vw Lac Was ri Ds J4 vs 4 v 4 do 6s s C wi42? 96% 105.215 bu No. 2 corn, 4#8.105 bu No. ” yel- lat ‘ha an 37 oA gel ag oa ‘nds 4 Luwrliaid Os vi. wO 10 Pac 6s ‘49. 984% low corn. 103.546 bu No. 2 white corn, | straights anil 95 per cent at $ 5.15 J ear Cop cv a | os . 33 }a year ago, being 1,038,000 bushels. standard patents at $6.70 to $6 7 Mid Sti cv O83 ob BY Ps NYCr&i5s sc 97 be (% receipts were lighter than a week ago and RYE FLOUR—Quoted 3 Mon Y lst bs 43. 8 nek may rig lighte r than a year ago, being 333,000 bush- cott Fancy pty patent at yp © led ce : . imp 4%s 2 EN ard ‘patent at $5.30, medium » 1U ‘Morris & Co ued ® NYC tHR- ne wey lighter straight .. $5.05. pure dark at $4.10, ag thah =a year meal at $4.5 30 NYOntRy 4% being 617,000 bushe! Corn shipments CORN MEAL—City mil! quotes corn meal 1 NYNHEH és we lighter than a week ago and lighter’ at $1.80, cream meal at $1. zs and grits and | c cyt - year ago, being 518,000 bushels. Oats hominy at $2.05 per 100 | in 100-Ib. 110 % rp 2 Sles, "Ob We A i shipments were heavier than a week ago and | gacks. | 1 NY NHU db 4s ; 36 O° 7 »- heavier than a year Ae 40) being 673,000 | * 14 NYRys rf 4s tr bushels. 7 eee Bic. co cfs "4"... . ol (learances today 49,000 bushels 10 NYRys ad} 5s ’ 6% wheat. 108,000 bushe 70,000 bush- SN Y kd att os r E els of oats. 320.000 Dbbis. of flour und °Y3,- co cfs ~ fe ; 000 bushels of wheat and flour ” Ss In i . ° . | I MS ee st ost a m4 n St. Louis Cash Grain. 3 NYWestB 4 tes 46 46% cash ‘grain today were ; 4 —— gn Ss 54. 63 H bn No. 3 red winter wheat, $1.35: No. 4 red 4 N&WRR en 4s ‘96 904% (winter wheat, $1.32: sample gfa: le Be ie win- 6 N&WRRevis “29 +°¢ ter wheat, $1.28; No. 2 hard whe 91.34; 80 NPac 6s sB 2047.10% sample grade hard wheat, °0 NPac pr in 4s ‘97 86 5% yellow hard wheat, 8S NPac gn Js 2047 62 wheat, $1.30 16 NP r&Im 5s °047 99 te 3 OHM ty | No. ? mixed corn, 76c; N Dp Ore&Cal Ist 5s 27 99 *« ay oe § aa corn, 77¢c; & OrRy&N cn _4s 46 88 Se : Tac, old T6%c; No 6 OSL 1 cngt 5s 46. 10% %4 .y 3 white corn, > OreSL rf ~ ~" a) ~ , oats, 4 41 OreWRRN 4s 25 ' O2 * > s, 47'4c; No. 3 wt Erie 1 ec 36 East Cub Sug Erie gen li 4s TMs 37 3 og li 4s 4s s B 4s sb’ 107 28 eo, "G&E Pha joe 32 iv Ss 35 ly Fram i D deb 7 7 Gen. El deb 6s ‘moth wheat and range was 0 | rather quiet. Liver- by pte sable was eneneneee. ‘wheat opened at $1.‘ , July wheat} May corn 74c and pt corn 73 %« | *¢¥ three Northwestern market combine: a) ‘had 909 cars of wheat, pre Ri with a week ago and 1374 last year, Minne-/| _ .(apolis today receiving 21 cars, Duluth 96 | } fand Winnipeg O92. e Local wheat receipts, compared with 96,000 a we [last vear, included de through. (‘orn rece compared with 68, 900 94 106% 105 '* 5 Gen El deb 5 LOU % 5 ven. ® sages ts Soy 93 abiniaiinniins EE SE a A Ceili 14 . ee 101% | Chicago Provisions 114% enn a = 1o.—Folowing s a - low, close and previous the provision market: Close Yest which were 94.800, a ers ek ago and 69,000 cars local and 45 which were 65,000, a week ago and 175,- 50 cars local and eceipts, which were CHICAGO, Dec port of today’s high, selling quotations in High a? LARD. $15.20 $10 , 25 10.55 10 ee yO RIBS pts Low. S10. 10. 7 10.: 10 bushels higher) » to $5.60: at S4 es Pp. oe) rece were than ° -» ( orn rimary shipments of wheat , wel aa ; . 71 Nira Ast b3 53 891, a week ago and ight er 73% 16 N mm OR K. . cy. TI. I. white oats, sample ‘ 5 WG. 58D °1 ParLMRR6s oats, 434.c; No surt 6 Penn RR 7s Burt oats, 62e 2? Penn RR 5s ‘ps 1011 denen at. >» Penn R cn 4% s'60 97 . ° . 30 Penn RR, gold Western States Condition Better. ds ‘ ie | 2S c DENVER. Colo. Dec. 15.—Winter ranges do * 43 ; } j 438 Penn RR gm Q° 7 om th in the Western states have been improved %. Phil Co ref 6s. OG .. ae rf f § Ry ?’0O S Ry con homa. In Oklah¢ A, cattle were put on Market ‘ting of cattle ‘for the zeason 46 S Ry 642 completed and ig reported to have heen much | 6 Trigd Av adj 5s 6 5 heavier than usual although hindered to some | U Rity 6s °42.100% 48 UP Ist 4s 47. 1% 4 91° extent by pee apse ‘of cars. ic 7 > ” c ; Rub 7% 30. 108 % i9 U P ref 4s 2009. 86 |S Rub ds 47. Ble . 10 U RR & I Co of , ‘- sS F 5s 44 TOR ‘ / , 8 aV Ry 5s G2. gee "0. Wabash Ist 5s 4 Wabash "d Ds ap a0 ah AGO, Dec. 7 Md “4s 52.. 62 } } & ; No .1 hard, $1.27% Corn: No. 2 mixed, 75% a@ T6%ec; io. 3 mixed, 7o5@7a\4c: No. 4° mixed 4 NO. » yellow, 76@ 76%; TA@MTO*%~e: No. 4 yellow, 37 i ‘Be: white, 764 76 le white. y 1 St. cae in T 7s '30. fansas City... Un F Gas 6s 36. luluth Toledo | Milwaukee | Detroit Peoria | Sioux | Indianapolis | Buffalo St. Joseph |; Omaha = Bade | Bos | Philadelphia. — ~ ] Or 2 OD 3 Hard PH DO~dp Gor on Soe BDH 15.—Wheat: ~~ —s No. 3 red, _NoO ° hard, - ale ole oT Sie) me ~POLOUie as =5 @ oto ~}ut wee Ie °) ‘a8 ser A warrants 37 91% } ba Ccv Ts A 84 War SR 7s 41 103% a Penn Power doce Are to NSN VAT? 9209475 t bak Ty bt et = I > Y W&LE ref 4% 686 G1 do 5s 94 Galv eston és Wilkes-Barre & E | fotec;, No. 3. $ No. New Orleans. . Ist 5s 42 . m7 : | white, 47: i. ae 3. white, | Aflo Wis Cen gen 4 49 963 4 subbing be pretty well filled up and the inquiry from that source was the lightest of the week. The big pack- ers wanted hogs today but were inciined to be begrish Mafket opened fairly lights selling steady at a range of $8.°. 9a B.B5 demand were Best fed steers and | $10.50 to 12.50; COMMON bulk, $6. 50 to and canners, bulk, range St@ersg, ” a Lulk, country time and with pigs and Thursday's average, taking most ¢«f the The strong weight $8.25~ with from S8@8.15. under yester- iargely at rounds, buyers early pigs sold largely around pigs moving all the way _ Rutcher hogs oo about o y day's average, ® arlv sales being S8.20@G8.85. After the opening however, the demand sldckened and were bidding 10@10c lower. Shippers ceeking 1 ough packer sSOWS and the mar- that class started out fairly active and ge nerally steady Most of the rough sows at S7.10@7 }o with choice —— up 10 sold . D i The range vy $9.50 S7 25 “10 Or HE ‘EP—Most of the errivals we-ce lambs to a local feed lot and not offered for if rood, meiliinn ones $12 50 plaip $12.50@] 3 25, culls mostly mutton sheen $646.50. choppers $29@3.50 an] canners @2. AND MT v.FS—P-moind rather indiffafent for the week and the general trade ruled barely steady ines, Aas usual were given The offering inclyded 300 horses 12700 mules. - + | | Livestock E Elsewhere et cc ‘'n stags was larg “1 14 Ay ». and bucks HORSES the preference. on CHICAGO, Dee. 15 (U. 8. a. ture. )—H« ns—Receipts, 40,000; strong with Thuraday’s best time: to 208 pound averages, $8. 054 8. 10; mostly ; 140 to 180 pound a yerages strong; 15; top, $8.15: packing sows, >, desi rable Digs. $8a3. tS: heavy 7 pigs, SRA. 15: - medium, $808.10; $8.0508 15: light light. $8. 054 815: sipooth, $7.50047.75: _ do. 7.60: killing pigs. #867 8.15. ‘att colina 1 eee. 7Q00: market slow, un- weak to lower on beef steers; of Agri- eve n; '¢vrades butcher she- stock. stockers and lteeders Soft patents | lowing prices raw | | | top : pa ste ners, | heavy rye ' $1 per dozen; | per bi ducks, - killing quality plain; yearlings, "$11: bulk beef steers, 9.75: low grades Leef cows: ca adv to estrone: bulk desiftable veal nackers, around $9.50: bulk can- 75: bulk desirable bologn a hulle, veal calve and rr +4 $84 -alves s. $4674 35. Sheep—Receipts choice fat lambs steauy grades tending lowe: shinners: $15.40 to clipped lambs. wethers, $12.50. fat ewes, quotable at $7.7 S900: opening slow; _to weak: .n-between early ter. $1.50 to nacKers: fed rough, coarse, underfed, underweight, etc. - oe wanted. RW? ABRRBITS—Fresh-kilied In a“ condition, S275 per dozen; tainted, etc.. less. f VEGETABLES. BEETS—Home-grown. 50c per bu box; new Louisiana. 30c to 50c per dozen bunches. CARPAGE~—Wisconsin Holland seed, per ton delivered. CARROTS—Home-grown, $1 per box; $1 per 100 Ibs.; new Lou- isiana. 30¢ to 35c per dozen bunches. CELERY—California large crates, $6; ep 40¢ to 7dSc per bundle. ® I ET TU CE—Florida large hampers, $2.25 cases, $2; California iceberg, $4.50 73. New Orleans short hampers, $1 to ounds; River Idaho rural, West- Red $1; 31. 15 to $1.20: North- 1 %-bushel Red, $1. O05 to $1. (): russet burbanks., round white. 65c to $]. GREEN PEPPERS—Florida, crate. $8 ta $5. ONIONS—Per 100 pounds: to $2: white, #4. RUTABAGAS—Canadians, $1 to $1.25 per POTATOES—Home- grown nancy to 8Sc: Bermuda 75c. white 75c; hSbe to The: red senmemetdl. $1 to bu. box: Tennessee nancy hall, 0 Asomang ha baskets nancy SW LP ET vellow, 7. ¢ Si; N0c. ETRING RE ANS—Flortda, $4.50 to $5.50 per hamper SPINACH—Home-grown, 75c to &0c per nox. TU mo a cali washed, E0c to 60c¢ ver bo TOMATO ,ES—California $6 fancy ripe, ‘per 6-basket crate repac FRUITS. APPLES—N. Y. bulk greenings. $2.75 toa Idaho bulk jonathan, $3.50: per barrel Missouri bulk ben davis, $2.50 measure ; $3 to $3.5 Genitings, $3.50 to Ce winesap. ta S6: willowtwi 3.75 $3: measure, | blacktwig, $3.75 t | $5.25. | jonathans, 15.—Unani- | *;ments of construction charges on | Lreclamation projects may be deferred re frigerator firsts, Yorks, $5.25; ‘ basket Missouri $1; Idaho spitzenberg, $1.65. BANANAS-——%r- to 7c per mound. CRANBERRIES—Cape [od late howes, $6.75 to $7.25; late red, to $6:25 per %- bbl. crate. LEMON—California in jobbing (300s) (360s) $5.50 to $6.75; Oo ES— $5. 75. GRAPEFRUIT—$3. 50 to $4.25 per box. STRAWBERRIES—Floride. 5c per quart. | Produce Elewhas NEW YORK, Dec. receipts, 6521; 15.—Butter—Steady ; creamery firsts, 46@53 \c. Ergs—Firm; receipts, 7954; fresh-gathered extra firsts, 58@60c; firsts, B4@57c. Cheese —Steady: receipts, 1442. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—Live poultry steady; chickens by express, 23¢. Dressed pouty steady; turkeys No. 1, fresh, 44@ Cc CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—Potatoes slightly stronger on Northern stock, steady on Weast- erns; receipts, 45 cars; total United States shipments, 363: Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites, 80@95c cwt.; Minnesota and North Dakota sacked and bulk round whites, 75@90c cwt.: Minnesota and North Dakota sacked Red Riyer Ohios, No. 1, few at 7. owe Idaho sacked rurals, No. 1, $1@1. cw pe Dec. 15.—Poultry, alive, low- er; fowls, 14@19¢: springs. 17%c; roosters, 13¢: turkeys, Cc; geese, 18c. CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—Butter unchanged. Eges higher; receipts, 2304 cases; firsts, 51 @655c; ordinary firsts, 48@50c; miscellaneous, 50@52c; refrigerator extras, 29 46 @30 Ke; ‘ 27@28c. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 15.—Eggs, un- changed. Butter, uncha nged. Poultry, hens unchan ed: springs, ‘enchahwed: broilers, un- changed; turkeys, le lower, 35c. Boston Woll Market. — 15.—-The Boston wool market w pical between-seasons affair today, with ! rif activity and few changes in price. ‘What mi there was seemed cen- tered in the low and medium grade wools. Local dealers are watching the course of sterling exchange closely, but so far foreigu wools’ seems to have been little affec ted by awe “3g ag in | reeneon The general ten- ency here for the moment is to kee - ventories low, sie BOSTON $30. pee. 18.| sheep, 2000; | cattle here today and a slow trade | :| one Other | light | were | and then those tor sale | com- | aevs and cute | , were sentenced to be hanged. of the robbers, who might have shot | ‘him if ho had refused. lots of the various articles | and | eral party, i expressing regret that England was :, not yet educated up to fully appre- _Ciating the value of women in parlia- | ment, | geese, ' $1.40,toO prevent the recount of votes for “i | 2081 Howard street, before they ‘DRIVER OF ROBBERS’ AUTO QOualitied offer. | Robert A. Manley Was State’s Wit- ‘of 3934 North Broadway, |mobile mechanic, driver for the rob- | bers who killed two policemen | branch, freed today, better | ...; , cuit Attorney’s office, of the charge ‘of first-degree murder. ‘and Hugh members, but a shining example to ALLEGED COMPANION OF MAN NEW CHANCELLOR OF Al WHO DIED OF INJURY SOUGHT : Person Known as “Harry” Said to UNIVERSITY AT Have Been with Teamster Found Dr. Lucius ©. Clark Tm unconscious. The police are seeking a4 man Head of Met list By Graduate Institete By the Associated Press, |known to them only as “Harry,” ‘said to have been with William E. Steinfeld, 39, a teamster residing at WASHINGTON, Dee. j | clus C. Clark of this city augurated today as chane a American University in the pr bac of educators representing @ and_-universities in all as the country. The installa conducted by Bishop Wi} McDowell, president of of Education of the M. EB. ¢ Declaring the university, odist Episcopal inetivutionga | “only exclusive sraduate the country,” the new cha pressed a hope for endow permit its expansion, is an unquestioned oppe responsibility upon the ‘University for undergradua “The university,” said Dr. . “does not undertake to student from any theory of} Steinfeld unconscious last Saturday at Fifteenth and Chambers streets. Steinfeld was hospital, where jury was slight but that he was suf- fering with alcoholism. He was dis- charged from the hospital Monday and on Tuesday was found dead in bed by his wife. An autopsy Y the United States G sequently, he obeyed the command | the British proposal’ has been * in despatches to thé Post-t The United Staten ts aching €or ( reinstatement of two Consuls, 1 exequaturs were | wever, have not been wi . rr} HIGH TRIBUTE TO WOMEN M, P.’S the consulate has been f Hull and efforts are vena sell the lease on the building. QHIOAN HEADS FARM 8 Retiring Head J. H. He fuses Candidacy; Conde itics in Body. By the Associated Press, a CHICAGO, Dee. 15.—€ fute of Xenia, O., today ' president of the Americ Bureau Federation. J. HAS the retiring president, xeft e candidate and condemned the organization. The new Executive Commit elected, is: Northeastern = Frank Smith; New York; New Jersey; George H. New Hampshire. Southern i John T. Orr, Texas; BE. Ha Kentucky; E. A. O'Neil, Western region, C. 8S. Brov zona; J. F. Burton, Utah Rodgers, Colorado. Cen J. F.. Reed, Minnesota; | Leonard. Illinois; W. H, Seta ‘diana. A resolution calling # | ditional freight equipment, ; ‘reduction of freight rates, improvement of highways, — waterways and shipping ' ing of the Great Lakes opposition to the “Pi system of selling steel of a national transporta was passed. bers,’’ Declares Sir Donald MacLean. (Copyright, 1922.) LONDON, Dec. 15.—Sir Donald MacLean, former leader of the Lib- paid a high tribute to Lady Astor and Mrs. Wintringham, the two women members of Parlia- ment, in a speech yesterday before the Manchester Reform Club. After Sir Donald said: “The two women who are now in the House, in their general grasp of public affairs, their striking moral courage on unpopular sub jects and their public duties are ‘not only equal to the general mass of ee ley * 's them.”’ LEAGUE OPPOSES VOTE RECOUNT Clean Elections Body to Seek Writ for Blocking Move in County. County Clerk Seibel of St. Touis | County was notified today by the Clean Election League that a writ of prohibition would be asked of the Supreme (ourt of Missouri tomorrow candidates for office of Prosecuting Attorney and County Clerk cast in the general election, Nov. 7, in the contest of Fred Mueller and Walter Miller, Republican candidates de- feated for these respective offices by the league. Noted Bicycle Rider Fall By the Associated Press. oS ST. PAUL, Minn., JOC. Thomas L. Bird of St. Paw Mueller was defeated by 404 votes! with his brother, Bernard | ; and Miller by 52. The Circuit Court | Los Angeles, won fame as@ had ordered the recount begun an4/ Tider and racer, fell ¢ the Canvassing Board, comprising Mont.. Wednesday, accords Clerk Seibel and the three members| ¥0'd received here. * tthe c claimed to have ridden nore o ounty Court, all of whow | 199.900 miles on a biCyeies were opposed by A the league, had) ne won the American planned to begin the recount at 19 | pionship of 100 miles bet a. m. Monday. ‘and Northfield, Minn. 2 se oat RE Going to Lodge — Meeting Tonight?” | fy EMBERS of fraternal orders will find various regular and special notices of lodges listed regularly on the first page of the Want Ad Section | of the Post-Dispatch. - Watch for Notices From Your Lodges in the POST-DISPATCH _ 4 agit women who have learned tea which to go, anda spiritual pi by FORMER LIBERAL LEADER PAYS Brinn overnment eB make this concession. Me 2s > aatrtte’ Me ern ~~ 9 Licenses MARRIAGE LICENSES. 5309 E 5569 FE 2 A. payer gure Li Uae a sf. 4-6 geval? ~ W- saat a be ia. ** ph. creas pw wee a aerene :* paiee reise > ane _— siuuUls &. guire » Lauria pls eucest¥ Walwevel Neti aan” & yy. BS dai Biv jnunhiv . ; baeese pdbayYy lerte mautle iwisale aaa Veese ° valu sseuyve L. Dial lure ws F. penrader a. a. — hK. Anversen U. adasietl At Belleville. achiyp no weal BIRTHS RYUURDED. bUi A. Amrhein, AVai mM. sonnsun, 1440 4. ruugiu, vv 208° ae ansiatasie 4520 >. broadw mM. ferries, svib~m e. BUF L. batesi, vod Daicthlea. aemischert, devs Vio. gralivk, wid iA Uvewi. Garth. or 8, ‘—_ GWihisd A. Biehl, oe Lang. 1 cond, &. nissai, 2000 Varreinan. and &. «Clevenger, apl,A Windsor, ¥ ang lL. saute. 402U 5b, ta. ; ‘abu L Langensand, aduv 5. Comotan oe. U Leary. 4U041i Cozens. and b. lender, 52V5 Alavaina. anu hk. Fenenge. . 5J:ivd Bww. _ and lL. >#hn, ed a den 53URIAL PERMITS. , Frances Huntington, J, uzid Vi ward, 70. vir Wasa. oe Geuers, 05, ~0Us .08Cc tusko. J. Barts, Gu, div Duiman, W. auechier, ov, vw.~VU Leunessee. . becGrath, dy, 4544 N. JUN. ae SCOL(, Vi, SwUSA Wainut. Paywna, 45, i¥oV _nesinut. Btewart, Lillian from Earl A. Kraus: into mities: $70 monthiy Wiles, onthly alfnony; ¢ aoe lL. from Anna M. Mart: ‘i Mary ftom John Petrieh: 4 children. Clement and Harry, To Nancy from ¢ » NeMemttien “harles Anderson: 1 T plartha from John Kania: intol menities: $5 weekly alimony: custody Augusta from Arfhur sehr inte les: custody child, Mabe inte - City News in Br otis ANSCHUTZ, 3809 CLEVE Be res reported to the pol pean and a lady's watch a fire in *4PPeared from his home last Saturday. The stud, WRS take n from a chiff from a pantry. eee “eZ On Walks Causes Ir Slippery condition of the and Streets yesterday » a by the freezing of a fell during the day, cau * to three Persons. John Years old, of 1122 Sst. Ange | lin front of 813 South — *Teet and fractured his Parrott, 12, of 2440 : , fell down the steps at : Nn Reservoir Park, su ans «On the legs. Julia ™®, of 911 Biddle street, fell at Ninth and O'F nd fractured her leg. : UB to Pay Former Slave $3: PAR KERR W. Va., Dee Trew Clark Mellentree.. a & te is awaitir<; receipt ¢ - °F $3210 from the Fed pment Which has finally * Claim for a pen’*on fo — he rendered the Union am the Civil} War. . He also + 50 a month for life. ee Provision in Russian ASBOCiAte } Press. Ow, Dec. = a n for the sum of 100,0¢ lee, with a lottery been authorized b ® Council of Commissara, ¢ er 10 years. Dra ™e piace annually, with from 100,000 to 20 <thy a a ee

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FRIDAY. "Ph enidies DECEMBER 98, we | POST-DISPATCH ST. mei- SPA “ , ° —= kU TOMOBILES | AUTO! PISCELLANE FOR LE HOUSEHOLD GooDs WANTED | POULTRY AND coon | wisn desertion ut HEL WANTES—MEN, BOYS . SALESMEN-WANTED , HELP WTD._-WOMEN. GIRLS) MISCELLANEOUS FOR sa CIAL HEN FEED—S= iba. | Roadsters For Sale Touring ¢ F mv ~OMOSILES : fe wt a vankoe better @ -; ANDIRONS—Furniture. carpets. contents of | SPEC no Den ON20R 1NG MEN—Two neat-appearing, over 21, |SALESMAN—Old-emtablished concern de-| S®ENOGKAPHER—Capabdle of taking En- | COA 0581: weompt deélives be at iteen | fiats, dwellings. large and small lors: need 3719 Cass. Lindel] 5283. ennar - | : F79. to take orders in citv: satisfied to earn sires competent salesman to call on “tai! giligsh dictation and = some knowledge of | ll gem =: prompt delivery; direct rome goods badly: best cash_ ovrices. —Schoble a = FORD—Roadater; ine _— rats ‘c Don’t 4 (8) | 4166 Olive. cenbeihe For Sale cks For Sale | livery truck, good kK, good Condi 25 @ week to start. Room 301 Odd Fel-| drug and gToc«:y trade in St. Louis end; Spanish for making translations. . e - : a ” , 4455 Page. Delmar 2985. Forest 395.3. lows" Bldg. (c14)| surrounding territory: steady position; good, 385. Post-Dispatch. $6; Mt. Olive, $6.50; Carterville, $7.50. (c7) | os = late RD—Road 192 A Dodge tre.. wi ( = ; . | ANDIRONS—Carpets, furniture. compiese | CLES FOR oadster, 20. with t; te | HORSES AND VEHICL condition and is dict. °r excellent condition, for $m --Light Rietling’s. a reliable pl ed Dealers. "501 & J EO 6 Ua a rota’ " eae Peo alte ane 1%, ee ee ee La ne = > - = vs ~ st > % - ~ ave « wee - . = +. ” = o id en % * > . > “ pane 8 ” ~ ~ ‘ - - ‘ , —* - * ~ ns : ‘ ; P = arene “a8 Ca. * pk. v - SO ARE ORAL EE AE TED IEE AE AGL AE BRING Stef Riise, ” ra + » = - ~ . ore - “ wind - o . on - ze 7 ? rf "> -» or - . . - Ie ‘ ; anata 4 ey pene Tye nw ad m Paes te ee eee ~ - © > Pers “ sti tee” Cette > nae . - rere ecu. 2 o~ a awe = - re a _ - ouwt vo nme ~ VE meagre cos ad. n . Steet meg aust? ee sali : bs ~ Ghote’ ne US We “soe, 5 P24 . - — +m obute = " one _ ¥ se. re 9 oy 4 > cata mr sy" nt — et ne Gey 6 “ * af oF . a . a ~~ . Beers, + r’ * Ra tr See er eas yee eae a 2 Doyo eee popes om “~ ee ros aye on he « a . ~4 . . a2 . : a Cr ots agri > ee a ee es. és : . s a hes: al At. Pe ee iia EN 6 fe em i . er 4 ie MPO tay “ene > ; a “ ~ so? a + ape ; a . as , . P pone, s a Mim Rent + £ we tna , z ns x ses” ‘ fh ns " = Sage > > — py > ww g- . ~: on oe poem ne Bi . = > . im _ . " ~- nef o es > _ — . " - ~~ — - 7 4 > J 72 m= m. - STs _ hee ew mA Rg BP OR iy "sae " ” - peenears ‘ YOUNG j——Neat-apne ? all} Opportunity’ in «nswering, p'erse state ofe, SHOEBWORKERS—Fancy stitchers and lin- | COAI-—Clean Mt. Olive, $6.50; special fur- | mall 10ts: ' Tan Grocers stores: salary er comtiasion | €xPeriénce and salary expected. Box M-323- |” ine makere. Apply Lampe Shoe Co., 4060| nace, $6.00: standard, $6.00: screenings, _forniahings. of dwellings, Dennis Hroe.. : Terms. Mendenhall Ford Cerne: CaN eet eee >. _Call 4622 “Easton. (oc) | Post-Dispatch. (cS9); Porest Park bl, a: apg 5. Martin Coal Co., Tyler 2868, “c5) | 1909 Euclid. Forest 5025 or Delmar 5x08. For Sale Locust st. Open evenin 4524 ES oe OT YY p author on : PO OR . oN STRAW SEW t milan. -. —— “ vine as Roadster, 1921; starter and =! C : YOUNG MEN—Three, for special magazine SALESMEN STRAW SEWERS—On patent : Ppl ————_— HARNESS—Single, double; 8 mules, 4) FORD— ° rms. Riefling’s, | DORRIS— : f e stake body , ~ Bst - | 4th floor, De Luxe Hat and Cap Co h | Ope n market: standard, $6: equal | 'FURNITULRE Wa.—And rugs; a4 price for | " es ee . mountable; $185; easy te e t{his— louring car; ‘Ton truck: a work; experience unnecessary; $90 iv vie Houre-to-house, big money between now) and Lucas. ic); Mt. Olive, $7: good as Castervilte, $7.50; large or small lots. Forest 6177R. (7) horses. $20 up: a eran tae a reliable place to buy. Authorized a ciass_ condition: rs balance a a tine’ - eis Oo nee | eS Om AES) and Christmas, on a quick-selling Christmas| or sew ERS— Experienced. Syi- | Euarantee weilmbis; no tock. oo clinkers. | PCRNITURE Wtd.—Purty from country Ha team small mules, $6&. 3646 Chip-| ef. 2601 5. Jetterecm ) | A27s Magnolia ay. ue aro e be > e atacaatill vut> ’ = hen pe rg td jeter: excellent running condi- | DORRIS a 3-80. a ‘tk 1918 has ad Odeon Bldg. ; o et ( i fields. b oO rr apis MRA Stem, noc gto 618, Jefferson Ho- vester C. Judge Hat Factory, 1900 A605 | a “0: a indelt ff “Spring av. Del- | ~igpes to vw 9 josd of ewe from nn ~ $53. , rm tee get “a = Te? Cc | = _—————_ — private parties e wee —= : : tion: good t bargain; eas ORD r Says sell; is lex a 10: terms. Ménde ' HORSE—Sound, suitable for any purpose; Riefling’s, a pen He vs place to buy. = car for $950. 4190 » bod ¥ : only $110: seit on Coal } | rin eaercive ‘oegteaneg S S | VOK Y | anos, contents of flats, dwellings. oold: | must sell. 2805 St. Louis av. S. Jefferson. ce) RA DOR] 7 Dealers. Oregon: Short Lime Petes knowledge of bookkeeping: local: per- | traw Cwers | a2 MD et AB scm oy Bonny nut berg, Lindell 61 11. a Se ee +E 'B21-28 N, Broadw on nana; FOR RD—Roadster, de- ris wal THIS "| : ake bedy and eab good t remunerative: 9 to 11 a. m. only leoal. $7: abt 7 », | EW — Badiy: at ree ; : abbey lump, $7; nut $6.76: Mount | FURNISI RE td : = Fi f : large or small jots: best | class condition; only, $2255, Inst, Customer Die’ baie’ Olive. Cpen ‘Sunday. a | UC NIV VERSAT. SIMPLE ACCOUNTOR SALES. Experienced straw sewers and Ore BY Brlice Saaike ic A og BA Ae al a : | CORP.. 411 Liberty-Central Bldg. (e) | $7. Kridge ast St. Louis. (ci56) | ac. oe F ke Of feny 6030. Del- | Mo he : cm | “ Wants E “ q | URE youn wide awake man over 25? Are Silk hat makers; long season; | FURNACES—Two 49-Ineh Fr Rank; will, ae (8) | MACHINERY ee ee 1) | _4524 Deimar bi. | Ben —yig-ton, exceilent mechad ants x erience you looking for a proposition that holds , > ge!! cheap a elmar ____ fe89) | PURNITURE Wid—-Highest cash price fer | Z starter, demounta- . with 5-ton coal be : good B ksh Boil ak ees aoe ree Sultans to work bere ol call and let us explain oe plan | FURNACE—Hot alr, with lows of heat and| ail kinds of honsehold goods. furniture, Wanted : ae, eee eae nee Seeaes bargain; book! I Dort 1919 F “8465. ©6353 Chouteau sid ac op o1lermakers earn promotion? Analize yourself. A large! for earning big money. oa od 9g fun: Sane baking "ieee ciqors. ' rugs, contents of pare ie gg ALL machinery bought and sola by us. us. $65 down. Riefling’ .. a reliable place to ert - tna agp ta Mi n “ ¢ vo Ae re Es OC a ee at ee ei t~ “a re en : ny - ESR PN NE I Sd lb gS ' -* ee . . — - OA Onb ng egeenny ry AN \f itory: experience not essential if you = eo gad Bg sey ind. fine wartn basement to 8 or conter.ts flats, | A FREE TRANSPORTATION a dale: Aas Mr. Winkelatein | FACTORY NO. 2 | ash Schmidt Bros. 4371 Laclede. | pn houses = ean Bomont, Cen- | KETTLES Wtd.—Two steam jacketed, 500- FORD—Roaedster; 1921; starter, cone Open evenings and Sy my. Miscollaneous Apply 809 Market. Mr. Barth 1019 Pine, St. Louis, by >| 9 89) : capacity. Write, Germo Mfg. C ables, barrel headlights, Decker whee vis cfnm ry wel th PONS = Pes ea af : Be U RN AC ‘ES FOR SAL BS ig he 2 wil “an - furniture | end other ' shock absorbers, speedometer, +1 Come quick: d a goods; best prices, mon s, a re e Cc on't 8 aN | | and children’s hats; _5014. : (cU) For Sale bargain, $375 down, Bietins sex, that looks and runs mt J 9S! FOR DS: I ‘ORE WW E BinDens GIRLS -—~experience ’ | tional Harvest Hat Co. 711 Lucas. (ec) | J. A. STERN, 17th and Chestnut sts. | 20,000 POUNDS of old feathers: pay duc to | Sop eR— Neatine. 1100 ft. eectional,| Jefferson. f | : D | pe. OMI neint 9., 552 _F. ath. s—8 3 1:30 p. m.; good | _ Both phones. (c8) Oc for old ones. Montana Feather ri a en ee cis: wie” tik. 221 = ae d Ro d $25 Down down, " balance Sa an 7 bo Foo an up BUS SGIRL —( ‘olored oF \ white 707 Loc ust.{c)| wages. 315 Rutger. | LACE» CURTAINS+—5S_ pairs, irish ay Look! ps ugg dy roadster fcr Fe month: 3 ; oT aan Atte i : = eee ee -"h hours. S12 week. | "¢ ; R ; ye ts t andy ) ver -. iw te aerre once; 8 hours: $12 week. | slightly soiled; $1.75 pair. 4977 ‘Columbia. FRANK C. BAKE : MACHINERY—/fFor sale, bought, re od. hg also 3 passenger Reo roadster. $78: ima | evenings and sae am 4 ter pa | aepeeepaaeineeeentio 73 eee Tore ° lin ey. fe ome - > ae ork; |ORNAMENTAL MET AL LAMIPS—St: | pets, large or sinall lots. 112. acan 3 to $5] *URD—Late mod : 4 r Sale MACHINISTS : Experienced | WOMAN Colored. Bas wininmen’” yo bronzes, oie” ad Schafermeyer’ s. 16 | tat Ath. Bomont l. 544 ( ‘entral 6112 tm “5 pene... r want s. Pt jmany others: pay $s $5 onei ; da, iz ® Chassis “ iy s. I | SHOTGUN—Remington. automatic: matted | Call Friday. bo34 Olive st. + | oo Shenandoah av. Grand . Victor oe body lover a model K ee 3120 Locust. 4 7 hass!s rib barrel. with leather case. e Mr. GERMAN POLICE PU PPIES—8 weeks ol : t . ; a... Seema ~ ae , , ~ ——ouring, 1921; - greases - 2315 Locust st. Open even oo Texas. esetl Wales macs tal office. 346 N. Boyle. Grand. way Exchange, alnut, YOUNG LADY—To take charge of bakery | SECONDHAN TI pW Shenandoah. Grand 583. Victor 814. . be ont ; SmUUL i | : ; ind (e FOR —Ti = . . thoy ND PIPE CLOTHING RADIO RECEIVING SETS—Two _Westing- me $17 50 ana eis ai say St chgssie at prices 0m . YOUNG LADY—To clerk in yoeres and but-/,, : . erms. 2 5. ‘ , slur ‘ r ,| lings, at a large saving; raiis, structural ; . a horized Dealers. 6 rrr: | WAITRESS—6 a.m. to P. Delmar 885. Forest 767. 44°26 Pace. ket st. brokerage. cd _Open even M. IK . & oo RY. | 104 N. 14tt (c34) | Buys all kinds of furniture. stoves and car- John Ramming Machine Co., 308 (ci'Bi $75: $25 down: Maxwell | —“’ Riverside 4866 POU ‘KET BIL. r. TARD TABLES—Two 314 x7. | RADIO SUPPLIES My ANGLE MOTOR co, - Yaa onan lent. | Sunday morning. _ “ac o . Je ae | ¥ - -- - i LO «x BLACKSMITES WOMAN—To care for child, more for "homme and Sullivan SOSTON TERRIELMS—Puppies; pedigreed. > Adeher Stee thawe eines | an $ an. iG 7), BOY »? TER aie p , battery for Christmas, $10 ranteed. les, shock absorbers: - 49° ( ar is in good ; sf = ” ; © ; P Apply to 4 Sn Oe ARES ndition for $100. Mendenhail Master Mechanic, Parsons, Kansas Bonbon Dippers YOUNG LADY —Intelligent, to assist in den-| Buckley, Bilgere Motor Car Co., 2820 N. 4224 Deimar bil. a RADIO BATTERY—Buy him a radio battery | it. ly = 9s0e. : mountables: er a 3) | ——_ - for Christmas, $10; guaranteed. 3432) months; : + tion: $195: celia & ches | 4 7) ‘ : Eeannt JUYe, , FORD c __ Market St. St. -Louis. Moe. (eB) Wanted at once: also expe- department. Box_ Y. 120, Post: “Dis.” (c) : : ‘ "EE , § tien: solos tuaranteed, with new threads and coun- house Jr.: can be bought cheap: 2 wet cell LOOK , REO ROAD. $175 5885 Delmar &. ong YOUNG WOMAN—BRIGHT. FOR _ SILK] secondhand iron and steel line. JOS. GREE! on highest prices. Se> terms must our ore ) . Ane Amel. Wie ee t ‘Lindel sonatl¢ ANGLE MOTOR CO, 4524 Delmar. Gove wv SeTon truck chassis. 100) has STUDEBAKER—1022 light 6 roadster; cash |” gto, adjust Senhall Ford Dealers, ‘Southero | mai = | t} ora 0) 50U main floor baleony. YOUNG WOMEN TRICYCLE—Child’s; $12 value: $5. 1 APPAREL Witd.— -YCL, : : Bo. L td.—20,000 suits, aataccate - t ? Desiring to take up telephone operating in Penrose. pants, shoes, hats, dresses; high prices A UTOMO BI L ES or trade; terms if wanted. Box Y-301, other extras; po Ap. Open _ evenings. the Bell company; experienced or inexperi- | paid: auto calls. Phone Lindel! 31 Del Post-Dispatch. (c89) $160. 41694 Blaine av. as ——s> ton jons- wheelbase chassis ES Se = mechanically RY. CO, | enced. Apply at 3844 Olive st. rae a (ce) | _mar 2003. H. Appleman, 4218 Page. _ (c8) = bhae: Wi ; Famous-Barr Co. ———|_, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS | 50.000 OD SUITS, overcoats, wanted for | Sedans For Sale ” \fitwt-Glase agit ed te *fa00; terms. G-M- C, 2608 ill employ experienced CANVASSERS ANC SOLICITORS tas Ni (ED CIGAR STORE CERTIFICATES, ,Shipment to foreign countries; pay $5 to | prospect: examine this am % : —--— — Bs Vtd.—Wi ll pay cash. 621 De Norst Pldx. $15 per suit: auto calls 15 minutes. Del- Solid A ae 25c line; out-of-town B UJ ICK TRG. SEDAN, $490 and Auto Co.. 19th . F p —_ MACHINISTS |" ed pay fog rk we Pag std ni $9.35 K. Pe | WOMEN On i_and Pine. ic) | mar 885, Forest 767. Gelber, 4426 Page.(5) | £6 Canty, $0c Sunday: minimum 2 | hink of this! Beautiful Buick-6 distributors. aot ay. ppty quitable ‘ g., . ———- re ea a j at or more insertions Ie » Now, thin ped s! : er - j Railws ic7) | CANVASSERS—Ladies; seil Keen Edge knife eae with Rex all-year top, | FORD—Tourin 1 as . - lor Colorado and Wyoming. le eee ——— oo eg Rye PE BF cD) | sharpeners; every home needs om: v ender. HOUSEHOLD aoops FOR SALE z For Sale _ a Lad el $300" alone, 6 cord tires; easi Y ee ee eal , DY —Ford ton tr truck, aia "used; “i dudiiieg -} ful sellers; all or part time; salary and | S3WwVvoe — — omg Terms to su Ww guarantee oa eduction. 27)" ih FiTCH FUR—Beautiful. new, cheap. sen: | For For Hire worth $7 La, giving it away. running untes thie “Soe, be ft a hi detivery, suitable for pl. (co you or trad L . —Fard lig points. Transportation furnished. |“ taurant. 3871 Easton . commissoin; answer; phone number, and| ARMY Oll. HEATERS—New; used success-| “ton 2462W. 7446. Gayo) on 2: ‘ 7446 Gayola TAHLEM MOTOR CO a Ford ‘ta “aey or .puteher; good condition. : COO K—Uolored, experi need, with references, start Monday morning. J%ox K-124, P.-D. fully in U. 8S. barracks: 3 feet high, 1»- Ideal climate. Standard wages. Forest 476. 5063 Westminster pi. (c7) E a = inch top and base, draft regulation, at de- FUR CAPE—Large Jap sable, with sleeves ; | REN FORD 1033°N. Grand. Open evenings. - se. 3 ee e st. Pa so OB ; x.» . . ra’ 7 oe ae : ree heat, use of pipe eliminates all smoke, very reasonable. Cabany 3757R; 601" | as . ne ———— “eee a , Apply en 3 ete: “he cookies. is eked | SALESWOMEN WANTED aaa and dirt; soaentan lice to 20c¢ day; | Wesiminster. __(c60) DOD ee eee Se one coupes, chea ret $ LOOK! ! FORD, i» TF D1 s—PFore Oe ee ee aa N : 4332. 4953D Mc ‘Pherson. (c7) SALESLADIES—At pee. Apply to sales- Hobe $5.50. Phone, write or call. H. H.|FURS—Samples, coats, capes, stoles, chok- 4739-43 McPHERSON AV. a S_fetfemou Hurry! It’s goi : tine a ‘Sales Co., 2737 H. L. FORD, 208 . Broadway, Rapa amed southern colored: ee manager, 4142: on. obertson Harness and Saddle Shop, | ers. 307 Victoria Bidg., 8th and Pon Bell Kinloch DGES—5 sedans; ——— oons1e6 i a also Ford sbeedater Rik egeins. Barne -_ , . . eae aden wed. — ra cuseres; must SALESLADIES an — Hosinatk 7 1007 a . and ant Clair av., East St. Louis, 1. (c80) | Porest 682. Delmar 1277. (c8) wen easy terms; trade wasted) Fo ords, a sree nnietl (Third Floor.) wey SB pe . fey i' Sans a al ; , oolwo Rvs fe) _uast 1735. — om; — “ FURS—Disposing drummers sam st Jcok- a a ee "Sates mos os ; 4524 Del mos RIAN “ Tt. FORT—Touring. Ops open St : s—On one 6 6, complete, DODGE—Sedan ; han ae : ; i ‘ ms pike Ticee presenta, 40S Mealtanl ie. rubber good; Johnson lock; $450. $4 GRANT Touring: : boRietiing's , 2315 Olive. : arge. St. Louis, Mo. (c8) GIRL—To work In candy shop. 4326 Easton. | SAL#SLADIES—For candy and bakery 4e- $7. 3449 3S. Gra for Xmas _presente. 403 Equitable Bidg., Wanted __tras; must sell: $655. fli 2315 Olive. CEES waperience Bet necestery. ‘S806 Le- partments. Herz Candy Co.. 612 Locust. | BEDROOM FURNITURE — Up-to-date Ap- 613 Locu (c8) AUF st. soc Th a Bargains in Used Fords, Sedan a c¢) | SALESLADIES—Good salary. Apply Ist fl. ly at once, 6508 Delmar. (c7) \) A roe OS Wtd.—Any condition. 3441) Ho 1921: a real bargain for 1 Pe By ar MEN’ S CLOTHING Junia (08) ait ae MacCari thy-Archer Automobile € Cat’s WwW Ce va re en eg | Touring Bodi fen in e on ve GIRLS—For dippin d rayi namel. transfer desk, F. W. Woolworth Co. | ‘ pping and spraying ena (c&}| BEDROOM —— SUITE—-6-plece ey mb Slightly worn tuits and overcoats of the | AUTOS Wt —Pay highest cash price. 2901 | Co., 439 N. Euclid. Forest 626. (c89) A beautiful Haynes tourias ; a sare ae foe P a ; : 3 ocus s : eT eee ohaitiaietiienicheiiaenitididen ain ena mde tant eee edie ae ee Auniv 5@81 Natural ‘Bridg (cB) Broadway and Washington. « . ° | | megan: SD She: wee. See _best materials; full dress ani Tuxedo; for Olive DGE IGE SED AN, CHEAP fond ig A m. ‘dept. WANTED fe Sues nights, Phone Cabeny 7119. (c7} BEDROOM SUITE—American walnut, com-|9 a m. to 9 p. in. SOCI“TY WARDRORE 1921 DO my a look d runs It's the bee's knees.” Ao pa pete Lege trode cor ° fe GIRLS— Experience ‘od on binding. yj | Mf yan, m ’ 1! P ¥ V ‘ i 7 1 ISSOur! Pacific | aint os Jd and eee om. sn 7 (cd) ve ; s : a = YAHLEM MOTOR LUNIZING OUTFIT—With Ss m ERMANENT JORS GIRL—In printing department. ©. F. Bianke intendent of employment, ‘| CONTENTS of 4-room fiat. Gall at 17186 | ‘ tt Be Rg Ae EC ee eeapiote et Wickes Furniture Gos e . -room iAl. “ai ‘ es pegs . 1E TRANSPORTATION 2 ke tw as | pene 7 _ Olive st. 8) | interest or brokerage Hl’ PMOBILE—1921 t¢ mai ¥, : GiRLS—ie seara arubcial tiower making. | NUGENT & BRO. (c) VENETTE st —¥ GOLD AND SILVER _1 AM the largest individual automobile buy- OLIVE MOTOR CO.. 2910 Washington. : an — ie | DA STTE SUITE—Like new; Kroehte-; . er in St. Loula: pay spot cash for your car. Open evenings and Sundays. (c7) al, retiable car, at a very (e898) J a see 20 Weber Impl. and - 7 oo? : — TTERY CHARGERS — Tungar. ha table large doll Desey. 4518 La-! CASH paid for ro} sliver platinum, ‘broken | “di tion no ondenk: merry prices paid. 4747| ask for demonstration. Weber Impl. and Hupmobile | ode Mya. aoe 6404, ages isi 79. GIRL—To take care of child; no housework ; |} Way. ss ri ‘ a . the holidays; sales Sataurdavs and Mondays, [AUTO Wtd&—-1022 Ford: my light coatriinas ogg the BY Cap Co., 4th floor, a Jd and I cust sts.(c) S | iS} Ie | 862 D elmar _bl. or r t? HIN YG iE r : A © KAY « ) N rhe I ) = maa | (7) | cash: must sl sold quick. Best offer takes Rawlings | CED. AR CHE ST—Bri ind-new; cost $40: SiO, | W OME iN’S 5 CLOT ne Ee _. ic) s - : “ es; mortgage equities bought. 2340 Olive. E>. Ww. (g) | real comfort. We offer-the biggest bargain color. Any peasonabie Senn Ty eer pragner pee ian Oe } Victor 8275L. (cS) R109 S. S._Grand (eT) a | cars bought, sold. Aut ctl Co., 1210 : ° : __Tea and Cotfee Co., 14th and Papin. —_(c) B ‘ © Auction Co., 173) | small payment down. balawce 12 months; no A. seasories at Wiehe’s Furniture Co., ’ } Ariingt on. ec 7) - in our own shops: od ROOM 1030, RAILWAY EX- Krausnick-Linder Flower & Feather Co.. { , . neem _Pine. _ $40 3663 Delmar bl. (ch HIGHEST cash prices for old gold, silver, Rilves Used Car arket. 2917 Olive. (c8) —— o ¢ Accessories; Parts—Wan . : — — NG GE BHT Bs ™ - -class 5 Je * a "For 6 parece r rk in n to, | I | } DINING. ROOM SEi—$40; sewing “nachine, ndesiibabionll . distributors. Y . an : uvlyy tient indenmice eried at SA IES DIES aaa oe Apply 4373 Evans. | CASH paid tor diamonds. gold. silver. watch: "Automobiles Wanted Badly FORDS—10 sedans and coupes: real bar- ene hecauee it a od Very «itl " a E sa $0044 Wtd.—Che for - ~ . i sm 4 ap steady employment; indefinite period. Bex A 6 he Mo By month. moon ¥-197. Post-Dispatch (eBo, DINING ROOM TABLE—Chairs and china es and jewelry. Gailant’s. 1416 er Dont sacrifice your automobile. See a gains: terms: trade. 3516 Easton. (c5) 5 5 ' hoe - Lexington av. o~ = ; . . « | > co be ae you sell. We pay more than a3y other FORI 1920 sedan: starter. cord tires. ex- ; eg pus 0 c W NT IE ID GIRLS—S5 colored, experienced, to sew on | | __Closet; reasonable. 4210 Kossuth. (6) CASH ° eer la : dies ; deale . i ‘wrdetin A\ power machines; apply at once. 717 /| J : | DINING- ROOM SET—Oak; china closet, 6 Si pa Or oid gO S..ver, Cigsponds. | © , tras; runs fine: $250. Mr. Houston. 4300 ' Reg 4 | + washington. (c) | EXPERIENCED AND | ,chairs and table; good condition; $35. | ee war at Olive st B13 W. Grea’. og OLIVE MOR CO-, 2910 Washington. || Forest Park. Lindell 7000. Delmar 64.(80) | __Oven_ evenings an@ Rupday. x Tires For Sale | FORD—Sedan; 1921: perfect in avery, Ty. JORDAN—Touring; . ger;. ee S6x4 % $6.50; 33x4, 34 OT LOTTI ME DA ETE Na gerne wo, with some experience on El- Ps TFFro: a HIGHEST pri id f ld ld, broken | ba 00; terms 166 good diti lott Fisher typin "AX 7 Y DRESSER AND CHIFFONIER—C ch, | SsGst Ess rices paid for old go ee | spect ; condition t& BY FRISCO R.R 7, Washington est) oePly Bt once, | ~=NON-EXPERIENCED, FOR HH AND CHIFFON TER Curly birch. | MiNciry and ciamonds “wiler, 703% Mor | D49,000 for Autos | weet: rea! tersain: $3 (c7)| our low price, $500, Cadillae Ex eet 06.00.5000 Eastog. sy. 2 | De 3015 Locust. F ' EX Be ur sales increased 717 Washington. : (c) $47.50 for both. Davie. | ket (7 92° cet. f? We have buyers waiting: want 100 cars| RoRps—10 1922 seda $300 up; trade; ess Cent last week; ‘satisfied customers: GIRL—For miilinery workroom; oppertunity | FURNITURE—$1 a week buys $40 worth. | z f (c5) this month: don't sell —— getting our! ‘easy terms: 10 Ford sedans and MITCHELL Toa new. tubes, $1. 1010 8. _Jeffersa. Experienced Machinists, to learn a profitable trade. Golluber Mil- \ 4009 Chouteau av. c5) | . Boil kers. Blacksmiths, | U2726o-_1400_Wasningcon av: @| AMY DEPARTMENTS. | scRnrtURE—For tire vous 7030A| _- JEWELAV—WATONES price: opens 42580 wyet| Sosien. tate style: chean: trade, 3500 | peste’ Sag Kelly cord tres: mms” eee: S1_LO1O 8. Jefe ermakers, CXKSm1 ° GIR i diemint’ with ee (vy Jefferson. / (cB rifice for quick sale it crifice: 30x x i a" s general housswork; = ‘’ | DIAMOND—Half karat: biue white; $45. ;| FORD—Sedan. 1022; this car ts in first-| use for the car. ‘ , All larger tires, $3.50. If ‘ene oft i oe oo weeeee: Bldg. Wh 337 Dai Mente awa ey HAPER STORE FU RATT RE—Bedroom. kitchen. rugs, car- bring cash, 2504A N. Grand. (e7} | - iS in dition and has many ex- | _°._™.. Dr. Alden, 35 ‘ proves unsatisfactory wee and Olive sts., 8t. Louis. Mo. (c8) oi Gray av, Webster Groves. ie op on and heating stoves. cheap. 3905 DIAMONDS bought up to $500 per, carat . “tat 7 Read! ey Bem ye wheels: $375, terms. | MOON—Victory model ¥ = —— Pre. She wes 8 OiMte. Co ait iea iaings | = (c80) any size, any amount. Miller, 132 2 Olive. oO Mendenhall Ford Dealers, 2315 meena mf blue, Spanish leather prs 2c eet 2028 “Oliver ; c THIS WEEK ONLY. ‘6 ‘ a .¢g ¥ 7 ss: . “* - ™ ‘ " . * m ae oil Loca 3)! SIXTH & WASHINGTON. | FURNITTRE—Gae stove, Wilton ns bed, (9 | STE cH | 75) USED GARS WANTED | Coen -steninss. — =| sale, 9406; tartan OO ese . 800 new fresh inner tube nai GOVERN ESS—wNursery; white. experienced. M12; tapestry, day-bed, one brass bed, two TT a ye : ; ‘eee AES, pt > a b a4- tl le 4 e n bh inner tubes. all ai - pnite, oiun teen ell. 719 Wal - | DIAMOND—3-carat, in gent’s setting; rat FORD—Sedan, 1920; has nd-new tir : .3 “SI to references: gooi wages. 3685 Delmar.(c96) naire: Must seil. alton Av bargain; private party; must sell. Cal’ Any make o- con¥ition: spot cash; bring and rims: excellent motor: fine upholster- | Finney me i $2. Open evenings. CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS HAND ShWEK—vUu pants: steauy “work: | PURNITURE—Contents of 2 rooms, kood! Mr. —Macé ‘arthy. Forest 626 “ | your, car and take the cash home; py $25) ing: will paint any color desired; bar- | OAKLAND—Touring: 1918; rum yen as new; rooms for oy a to party Puyins | DIAMONDS Witd.——We pay the highest cash | =F S aoe, Wpre then med other dealer town’! gain. $112 down. Riefling’s. a eliable terms. 3441 Juniata st. =~ ) SRIICN WIEN TIRES IE er ne I EE | EOP AEE To oer ee ne HE nea erent Call 4 Po | Syivester C. Jusgo Hat Factory, 1900 Pine | ELS | st., 4th flo (c17) | _oas Bars ee ee - — 7 EF URNITURE—Redroom eulte, walnut. $45./ LA V ALLIE RE—W ith small diamond and _“ D 9 B = h ry and W ome: 7” con S "jem | Chifforobe, davenette set, leather, $45:, ,Dearis, and =. oe oo Cabrliolets For Sale on t ca -S — “PRTANG 5 MOTOR C8 ’ ee Mr, Zensen. 705-7 Lucas ay. (cb) HOU EGTRI— White, pert ‘work. « 4 xy Beueaes . J | | ‘ke new. enameled combination range, rug, | hoth for $35 4212 McRee av. Fish are cold-blooded You can kee 4524 Delmar bl Ynen i BE SKEPTICAL —==— oreiand. Peed, - | $10; overstuffed living roo:n enit. $ PIN—Bar pin: platinum, and 15 diamonds, | HUDSON—Cabriolet, late model; perfect! wa in a crackerjack Ford sedan: $32 >—Tourines ae Jee PLATNERS \ WANTED HOUSEGIRL—For general housework; good | | ing ‘room sult, 9 pieces. $65: floor lamp. $175: cost $400. 4117 Chippewa st., at condition; both mechanicaly perfect and in You can't beat the ort ce: new tires: $150 | 0/-DSMOBILE—T Palo a to a ph ey. a, oe wages; white preferred. 4144 Washington. Solid agate. 2ic line; out-of-town, new kitchen cabinet. $20; cost 2: ew Gravois (c) ood appearance; cash or terms. See Wynn. | dow TRIANGLE MOTOR CO shape: cortele. oe - mn up. oat oe nt an oO l are ——— 25c daily. 39¢ Sunday; minimum 2 celar chest, $10. 3662 Delmar. ’ | FOR the next 30 @ays we will pay up te elmar Battery Co., 4620 Delmar. (C9) 4524 Delmar. Open evenings. LOOK! OLDS-8 +“ “ s. H. ARTNER Wtd.—wWith $500: ohtying man-| HUUSrGikii—Fror genera! hougework: fam 2. ey : : ei lines é¢ or more insertions ic HeEATERS—wW 2 5 moctering business. Cali 4622 raston. (c)| __ily of 3: no washing East 1814W. (c8y) | line @lanount. sae ah tien ten Tn Ge ee 3 aoa ee oe I ook! Sedans Chea $185; $90 dow ) SE Seaactoiets Gocines’ prone | hme call Dene: S08bs. 1” Years: Rod | fEATER—Hard coal. Radiant Home Hag | homens : Coupes For Sale aesaee p TRIANGLE MO 4 e business prop-| home. Call Delmar 20805 ____ BUSINESS CHANCES Uitew: £0; mien tere hard coal Heater, $15 THEVROLET—Raby grand coupe, 1028| | Why freene? Ford seJan. $395; Dodge se-| _ 4524 Delmar bl MUSI os ae 585: Overland OLDSOBILEEE a “4 osition. Forest 8439R (c) me cere HOU SEGIRL—F or general housework. For- | DUSPNESS CHANCE — fiakers. attention! | _H. Da’ 71R Olive (cb) | SAFES model; 4-passenger, full eaulppey pi tg usse A First one gets the beautiful 4 — ARTNER Wtd.—With $500: to be paid if est 8542. 5590 Chamberlain. ic) “ re. ; Ox , in; trade terms. Patented device is developed: particu! | We. will sell movable ovens, guaranteed | HEATE Ra Arti ht of an new: bar- S20} he at 5 , Post-Dispatch. " “) Peak oad child. 5315 Pershing. we | ogi ue i - Roo Pale on _—- gain; Moore's, “prides. & Reach, Charter gg ag Ey Ry Pe om etd) | FORES30 not De $516 Ea —_ ros fs 10 other standard sedans; $100 to 0 | Ing; refinished fn beautiful § RATNER Welo-ast? with few iiouennd | floor. ate. ‘ ick | logue eby-Marsha ven ‘e. Vo.,| Oak, Baker's: must sell therm. Keiner’s ai eae pene | _£ains, terme. trade. ston. (C9?! aow : . — c&) | 6th st.. St. louis, Mo. 36) | > z | SAFES—Expert repairing. Telephone calls | = a 7 . a holstery, curtains like F ; | 2) “ Warehouse, 1211 N. Vandeventer. (cl4) © iven prompt attention. Overstocked. H. | }ORDS—Several coupes, ‘21 and *22 models, YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. it from a new car. Only $4805 re; day 3 25c line; out-of-iou . doi | | = SUGGes Ge earl autumobiie achost. Adarees Work $10 @ weak and ng Sengral house. | CAPITAL Wtd.—For manufacturing automo- | HE ATERS—Hot- blast: good as new; cheap,’ Hf a M. safes at big saving, Phone Main | $275 to $350; terms.” 6153 Easton. (c5)| Onen evenings balance 12 months; no fr i Oc Sunday, minimum “a no washing. j bile accessory; would prefer sales manager fine big lot Wilson heaters. Co'e’s hot-! “637, Central 1003. Howe Sale Co., 612 | FORD—Coupe: starter type, demountabies, | Hil] PMOBILE—5-passener sedan: used but Olive MOTOR CO., Pershing. {Cc}; or tool and, die maker, as partner, but not . Raker’s and other good stoves; very St. Charles st. a Hassiers; 5195, terms. 3441 Juniata.(cd) | little: at a bargain: in care se We- Open evenings and Sw Be HOU SEGIRL—General “Wouse work ; amail! essential: have good patent papers: field reascnable. Ke!ner’s Warehouse 1211 ae = eme Locu + Se en BALESME Ww | family. 5791 Westminster, Apt. F. Cuab- unlimited: would poise | ler incorporating. Box | Vandeventer. : (cl4) | PORD—Coupe; 1920; very good buy; $210: | ber Impli nt at Co.. 183 m. OVERLAND—Six, touring, Re om Tunin a N AMNTED | any S59GW | K-152. Post-Dispatch. (7) |“ BATING STOW 7B s10 507 1049 Tae SEWING MACHINES terms. 4166 Olive. (c7) | Trane eames ~~ mental meter: ieunel 7 an Rer alrine CIGAR BAR SALESMAN— $35 week and ex-! HOU SEGIRL—Experie need, or genera!; HAVE your 3 to 4 per cent money earn 16/| _ lor. 5 Pex (eb) —————- ——— FORD—Coupe, lzte model. starter. demount- ba hed ag ec gene x me. $350. 1819 Con- sell: leaving citv: call 13194, a4 NO TUNING: a penses; experience unnecessary. Send ad- housework; no washing; scale wages, 5867 per cent or more with absolute safety: we | HRATIN - — = “> | SEWING MACIIINE—Singer, in fine shape;| ables and extras; elegant condition: $335; | tinental motor; g res v0 I k! 0 ] d yidinan, 2701 Park. Grand 3% 00. Greased envelope stati térritory a Can | Nina B.. 1st Rheos east. (c) have a Dian that can earn this ner cent sete Ms ES—Different sizes. Fas sews very good: $5. 4560 St. Lovis ayV. | termes or trade. Woods, 3809 Finney. ‘eB) | cust. —— 0 ver an Trg - = a werer. Box 425. High Point, N.C. general housework: * for you. Write for full information, it suis as Senter: cheap, Stas reas. SEWING MACHINES—Drophead, $10. other) FORDS—30 late coupes, your price, | OVERLAND—Sedan; 122 light four; good Talk about a bargain! AR =XPER'T plano” wryning a and repal afisti Both s, ..) Im femily: pity wages. 7107 Waterman. si. met otiigate you in any way. pox, ¥- LAC E CURTAINS—\ pair. trish” Point: | dropheads, $5: box tops, $2.50. 3642), anything: easiest terms. 2506 8 BI Jeit=re0n. ; _for this weather; $550. 3120 Locust. 3 — good tires, tope # user i: 5 Pa + oR ea af : (5)) = a — c8 slightiv solied: $1.73 pair. 4977 Columbia. | 28ton av. (B) | fed) | y G9 aT, ae dun ae om —— ictor = S Kelly. 316%. ou Saturday. Apply 0. | HOU BEOIRI-—-“Ekperienced. for reneral ae ee bccn eee ag b Aacenninn! ‘a. Liv ING-ROOM SITE Seger seen ef ING MAC “HINES— Drophead Singers, 7 ac 510. a poet nee te | OVERLAND SEDAN—I: J 21 yo 8 Ee eee co —_ axial. : *. J ousewor good home, good rages. — a ee ee! oe ee . , 7 ® Te ? ae 9: boxtoo, $5; splendid condition; limit- tion ag ‘ 8 o | Thy freeze in an open car when you can . . SHOE ‘Waterman: Cahany 8236 tory; Webb County, Tex. King, 3509 Olive. civinG R Bro Se Delmar. s_ ©} |} ed. 3310 Olive. 5RR5 Delmar. (c95) | buy this beautiful Overland sedan, that looks | PIERCE 6-36—Real sacrifice, = Musical | Empioyment SALESMEN | | HOU SEGIRL—Good, reliable = white, fo | WANT intervl : -- Nap te et pte FN nays erga a{hrce ' SEWING MACHINE—A: utomatic Singer, | k ORD—Coupe. late °21; looks and runs like | 2nd runs like the day it left the factory? tiful: cash, terms, 4 BROW NLEE'S 4. jece ao The largest munufactirer of shoe accesso- | general housework; $10 a week, room and) to i ‘ Se party small capital; unlim- oot > cheap w Fae i. cews and leoksa like new; cost 265, sel] new: new tires: best buy tin city: S300: Has seat covers, bumpers, lots of other ex- lor: leaving. a. > Bomont gah. z= ries of the worid is in need of 2 thoroughly | oard; permanent. 6073 Cabanne. fc) | = SEKEEPER—Middle-aged, white: BUSINESS WANTED tar ae toate oye aa Regn thet enam cessories. Singers” rented momthly. Bo- new: Decker wheel, speedometer and | This beautiful B. G’ aed ORI . armen low price. Mam — a te mancinaeneee O48 F - ‘ ee a 27 . Veara olk . ‘ lelmar. ¢ | 3069 % Ss au u . s “ian Is eade or erms or trade. SALESMEN—Ex-service men, qeiting maga- | Hi ae rea oe a! ons ——- |ROOMING HOUSE Wid.—Laree. ah | RANGE—Combinetion, Buck's = eS — "|| fe 40847: sere >. ag o— es | the first one who sees it. Painted a deep YAHLEM MOTOR ¢ anos and o —— Wh experienced; small | Greenwood, Flora, Il. g aled, chean, 2005 Coot . (8M) : ——= (olive green; beautiful upholstering. =z veet 1035 N. Grand. J PLAY raans For ER-PIA ines; good pay, steady work. HKoom J. | #7 Chestnut | family. Apartment, 4929 McPherson, For- |) ————~—- — - ee Ee : : r*s OOK. il YFORD—Coupe. 1919; starter, demountables. J -—~ bestnut st. mi ersoa, For- eee bus STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES ete: dad, here's a car that you can_give| "olor: all Atte TOR oot ferme Be Rea eons #94 Pennsylvania. \°*° : | est | RANGES -—Combinat ion ranges, all SALESMEN—10, with experience. “in ‘selling = - AREER . - 4c) ~ e ; ‘ ‘ vour vy for Christmas: © . men's clothing: “Apply at once, B11 Wash | MUaHWOMAN Foi general howework| "(BUSINESS FOR BALE. charter "oft and“oulek Mesh” mean a Weber imp. ant auto Co. 1pth and ‘Lo-| 4524 Delmar. Oven evenings. e oTANOS—Three Sistawa _ington. {c) HOUSE WOMAN —— Cc — er (eo) CANDY AND ICE C REA M—Established re- | lowance for vour old stoves: cash or terms | For Sale cust. “A Trustworthy House.’ Don't th rs | the! price: terms if desired. 7 | SBALESMEN—10 experienced. to sell. men’s ly oi a oe Competent _ middle-aged tail business on south side. See ROE ETT- Jf desired. 1202 9S. Rroadway. (cS) ICEPBOX—McCray counter display; suitable| FORD——Coupe: late stvle: has been recondi- Touring Cars For Sale well as Studer Ros 1100 U2 coat Guarantees all ready to wear; apply at once. 717 Wash-| ¢ all Mrs Ww . Ecker. tre 9p mga, | _GER- MASEK REAL TY CO., 19 N. 7th. (7) | RANGES—ot all kinds: best “makes: Buck's, for meat. cheese or candy: wood, ” tioned and repainted; looks and runs like a $150 , Bie, Rides | mi. ALL live « A . (c) ~— : ne point a 2 FRUIT AND VISGETARLE MARKET—Wit th Moore’s, Charter Oak. Cole’s and otber white enamel marbie base, avy double-| new; this car is guaranteed: $375. Men- LOOK! ALLEN, $40 DOWN but the | GLE MC 4 " PIANO—-$135- rae De, SALESMEN—Opening for few live wires. LACE CURTAIN PINNER: —Must be expe- truck; opposite Pershing Theater. 5920); 004d makes: Lie lot to select from and plated glass; 10 feet long, ° tt § inches| denhall Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust st. 5° TRIAN See - ia condition: ® rienced Newstead Lace Curtain ‘Ig. Delmar bl. ine | £uaranteed perfect. Keiner’s Warehouse. high: price $150 cash. 3320 Me ‘ramec.(¢7) | Open evenings; can arrange terms. ~ (cl) Hurry for this beautiful toufing for . = $524 Delmar. — | Olive NO who can 26 truc salary and commis- | Go 4407 Olive ~~ : Buick toutrin _sion, Box Y-150, Post-Dispatch. 18> (iG Ciaici 306 XH (co) | GRUCERY STORE—At 3761 Cass AV. price 3 gs N._Vendeventer. (e14) § SiiMEOGRAPH—one large A. B. Deck; one FORD COUPES $125: ‘Vakiand, $130 * ae ae $3 to re Th Pp BALERMAN—Drug specialty; proven rec- | “= i x. th. (c) | $500. Frell Lindell 59 ‘11. (7) R GS—Nx12 Axminster and vel\ et: 310. | office run, slightly used, cheap; call 8 to} P} : x % . al : _| Weekly; 25 other biz Phe € rince ¢ a ARR rLAEER Piawos ang ; welling retail drug stores; out of | |-ADY—Young. to learn to operate Burroughs | GiOCiRV—tash business. will sell jw by me Bh (c)' 10 a. m. A. B. White, 211 Oddfellows’ | a Ag ee pre ae ee ree YAHLEM MOTOR CO.. 1035 N. Grand. Never had a car like ¢ % e fiche» suiadston automa elty; Al mamma permanent. Box M-2", posting machine. In replying, state ave | or involee; $1750 if sold this - eek. Gr an d RU GS—Two; 9x1" + $12 ¥ each. other furni- | Bldg. (7) ceemn a RIEE ir er i ae 4 Open evenings. —_ | with wind eae } pndus,. ex bellows, S-point. Post : (c65) and salary expected, Sox M-327, P.-D.| 32075. 8M) ture Grand i OT7T°2M: 4108 Lafayette. }OFFICE FU RNITURE—C Sompletely furnished | buy: authorized dealers. 2501 $50 | ~O00; : 32220 | » pt J Come auick; rrp A sourrtine. $100; Me Willye-Katat _ touring, | HALESM EN —House-to-house, and collect os: | MILLINERY MA ca. oh eaen = sacrifiee: make ft Marianne ers, slightly used =§ ft TORE FiX TURES—Electric. Call KERS—Jiookman Millinery _— wee - Florissant and 1437 Franklin, pirates er . Meramec (c5)| Think of it; have you ever heard cf such | touring, $125. $40 down: Dorris, $190, any omen ye — | “fato &. low ov eS TRI. ANGLE OTOR. the plano; m 70 a week easily made. Apply R19 Washineton av.. 6th floor. Angelica. a |: ane SAVE - Pee ag sree ge +. he “ ’ a bargain? Most beautiful] 4-passenger | down; Olds 8, $150, $50 down; Ford, $50) smal a ROCERY “AND ME Al “MARKE T—Good lo- SAVI E “$5 n guaranteed Mureka Vacuurn CAS] LRON STEAM BOILERS | coupe. refinished in a royal blue: $25 awry ntaNte one re big pergal 8 DGB cies xD Pra —_ DODGE Light delivery; , a: - ‘D PIANO CO... 204 N> 1% nday morning. — ic?) . I work an ladies’ hats. Golluber Millinery cation; good reason for selling. Cali Olive eaner, or huy a Thor washing machine . ey os LESMEN—To sell Humphrey Gas Ra-| Co.. 1409 W 4440 between 2 and 3 :. Lindel! 868 Two U. S. sectional boilers, 3400 square | tires: used by orivaie “faut y; | oc we ashingtom. (c) ( p. ™ m1 abe feet. guaranteed in good secondhand condi- | ‘ lerful care; looks like brand new: act quick 4524 De Open even! down, balance easy t - ne , ! ation 2h SA Ven you _motney. : . N °. Al RK ET— + MACHINE—Hand powe-. if vou want it. Locust. i ra bot me $1000 ‘s tion. y MUILEM MOTOR CO.. 1035 N. BUICK TOURING.-1921 a en gne-t for eniid begt: SOLICITORS Roos bey. _ 500 N-Froadway. Sth floor. (ci) furnitu Call aft badly ~ HAT FRAME MACHINE OPERATORS—Ex- DIRE Sache dig alba ourd s ee ge ey price tor your diamonus. 8. Smith ( , 035 place to buy. Authorized Dealers, 2501 : men formerly in our service we are | DEE ae fat. frame witha machine. Saturday afternoon or Sunday. 1824 ar 513 N. Grand; 5 doors north of Olive.ic8) | YAHLEM MOTOR CO." INC., 1035 N Gray) | Jefferson. ‘ (c)| LOOK! OAKLAND TOE quality tire’ 84 per cent friction USINESS CHANCES 7 No reasonable terms “4 ' for service. PARSONS#VAN D en *” r ‘ oe 200, G25 Locust st., mornings and | iijLiINERY MAKE RS—Experienced, to y ‘“ ’ ments ‘or oa woe for cash: MILLIN ERY DESIGN TER cash; has 12 ft. ‘Heanann coupters, elec- vine in P*.. condition; $4; 4130 goo) ‘JAS GREENSPON'S SONS IRON AXD Jrand, fon? Gee Mr ; Goo! all-year round position for party that tric coffee mill and meat grinder, 3 scales, | [°'ine bed, Bo. 701 Arlington ay fe) | STEEL CO., 3130 Hall st. (e986) Open evenings. Like new; see this beautiful Buick touring; HE » = Butiful tone 1017 ay st. (ed) has had practical experience on popular nem aters. fixtures, stock, other articles. | WASHING MAC HINE— Bde n, bnew model, | ‘week. Lovwis adds Bad: C3 -column ; 'Kugranteed goo! «as peg bay ev bof perfect hg ay Kenn Open evenings and Sundays. (c7) IT KS mar. at nA— S ILECTRIK rG. co ‘ “ee . 1 3 — a Ctri 3124 Ohio; Sidney 201". new; save $5 Tyler 2976W. H. Sile- er leaving citv will sacrifice for quick sale | ’ ae 3 30t ie ‘? | ect @ mers T aa camnen. to. tilt ub third. erew maagne | PO1R WASHINGTON AY. ind Bx) | location; bargain; terms. Lindell ange € Victor 1% TORT. Z : ve tes, 2 imi mers, (c7) at $1400 ($750 iess than present cost); "ie ae qunaitien “ . Salli party leaving town. 416% Deior st., 3 blocks | liver marty thousand miles of excellent gerv- Trucks For m. 1515A Olive st., Friday, Saturday _ington ay. “{c) sateenten = abany 7553. (5) | piece set. consisting of 54sinch iable, 60- | TTeaw att exe —Ool ng all makes, re Bis | eest of Bevo M4&l. (c5) | ice: it is equipped with six cord tires: the|- pe and all day Sunday. “ STORE—Grocery, heat and notions; “stock, | ‘h buffet, double- door china eet and; ,sental. as letcher Typewriter Co., 1006 upholstering. top and curtains are \ ve 5 SA ES eY : g°. arly . + Fe good: pri to $60 weekly, with opportunities for nexper “og ant terrae =— niet, | for $1 2 carly English To- pies e set, in- | TYPEWRITEMS—All makes: rebuilt: for! mousines For le $750. Cadilac Exchanee Car Dept.. 3015 ; m-P] frees 10; mahemnne fapid advancement; experience not neces- mie ; ——_-_— c’ | serving table iphone ae Ching | aiwars. wale or sent: ecuaranteed: repairs and | PACKARD—Second series Berlin limousine; locust st Boemont 3080. ae . ae $1 mg be SPERATORS— : ; . on table, 45x overhauling; estimates furnished on request. first-class condition: new rubber; $850. CHANDLER—Touring. 7-passengre: extra G il thel weed 1 rn ae bench. $2 : - uatantees a r / a . Lebman Corner, eary. Call after 3 P. ™m. Her- -Gen RPrush Se w Ing mac Hine; exper tenor a | ‘ o fon, ~ fe »t fad ra en es. ‘ full at Joan wh rng Soap ¢ ‘es and Td capi 9 mente! and Saies Co., 112 N.| Ask for Mr. Ernest: MrFall’s garage, . e. good cord tires; like new: will trade. 3015 wa” orders us to se (o., room 7 Marina Bidg., 306 N. Grand. on power machi nes, Geos par. Sviveater . - * se - cra | Cubase’ vat Foc. od"Five"= S| FOR SALE—WTD]|| MecteShSc th Sibade bath | RiTbl-neanees SNe oon TS) sak orgie see ehaatae as agi | ea a SALERMAN—High caliber. to cover South. fel) es fe) | TYPEWRITERS RENTED—3 months $6. 50 | LIMOUSIN na ranklin, Chalmesn Cole. ~ Baby Grand Chevrolet Trg. 3 pon _— ee = Ty for old-established mantfac- OPE y | Ney ‘and Slightly U d FE up: rebuilt machines fully guaranteed, | with established taxi business: need money: *-ton Republic urer of a ore voles nant quality you J We need a few | 4 é se urniture "5% to $75; all makes repaired and re- peng bargain. Jefferson Garage Co., 12th aa et — ~| For earning big money. BOIL ER—Gallaher gas-fired hot-water boil. s. | For Sale | Essen IR fal t x v body: first-class; v # talesman ove ROSE N er, No, 400, will heat 8 to 10 reoms: in| ee tee anv boys. at cost 108 | Oa $ er ; ‘ - FORD—T k. $12 5: quarters nt lau. SENTH AL-SLOAN i ad ee dition; very reasonable. 2215 | o card tables am office furniture, ._ 12th st. ; (co) | A bea iful little job, all refinished and re- wne** si (eT back am: open rAC TORY NO. 9 esi bent rerenrrarvarecsa ts pear C7), EDW. AL BAS . CAN FURN. CO.. mith YCLES—2, new $00 bicycles ior S25| cendits wf, Small payment dottn tukes this 2315. Olive. : 1214 Mi ae say | st eng “8P * WOR tote. $0.50 tO. Forel aman PAO Renent KAS Mont teh SAK inter | meena atOse McPherson. {EB} | **, DIESING mtg uf nog iS FORD—1922 ton tr ; "Teil . ISSISSIPPI. fe89 ) OAT ms Reae ‘ ———_ ICYCLES—New racer and rot listers: a93t Tort ** d i Faw 4 nae | mountables: cov . li Shae hie a Neue | cx —t ‘Ve nN lamp no tre. $4: ‘$6. 50 nut z $24.05. réeru'ar ra TF: . : ot Abie S*95- 10919 ante n aout, live an co., rit “in .

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— am AUTOMOBILES Touring Gars For gq, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13, ‘ 1922. tire Don’t a = L Dodge wi " alt ion. pright ised y truck, good condition E Dia 20 ellent condition. ‘ten Site i delizers 8. x reliable place to | whet thes $135. CONROY'S mS; can you equal and | Dealers. 2501 8. Jeffer-| Olive at arantees All Its Pianos 1100 TRIANGLE uoToR sta Tone --- os (c89) 524 Deimar CO., 2a : VOSE, Eilington. Apollo, Kimball used blav- Open ¢ — k: fine siane O s irom $19: ‘ biay tRis—Touring car ee ony. a bargain. ope “CONROY'S, ‘the House vhee ee (senate model O51 rae , ens. Riefling’s, 2315 Olive.) Ani lis P ianos. 141etMas ‘(cl y: mort l\GENT BP — RRIS—Touring; 6-80: w E 1918. has open ‘know E 1A NOS. $1 a MONTH UP: well- ion; owner says sell; is } Onderful . terme IESELHORST Dey: waln e aT Oak. for $850. S120 £ 5 leaving city. r e 2>LHORST PIANO COMI’ANY, ‘ 0 Locu he st ablished 1879 1 007 0! ive wt. fo eee by | oa eae _(e: TRAB THIS DORRIS, 160" ke body atid ce coe omcngp angels 2 | oe $1 month, 2 touring; in enantio Pi rata ani: al THE BA ‘D) +t ok to muy late reni applied nm. First custo r ~ we Sw ALD WIN PIANO CO, L111 Olive. (cs TRIANGLE M 524 Delmar bl. Look! Dort 1919 giving 75 down: ly painte di; $275; TakG E ett ete LOOK! ESSE like £000 nv interest or MOTOR CO. pen evenings and Ss ae tate Te gfeP mms thle beng FORDS! | ORDS: me ee ers He paveies ? mote) $ ‘ ‘ ™ : / Ta gelled sly Se7 you —— them: — ro iZs : SYN 95. & ae +9 b dag Semitt mR t eee Fal new . 7479, am ‘ mA Ver-piadnos., 0 - all 50 and v a "tor the monev p °r-p ere — = ae no inte ; , NGLE -wagheier > Des evenings $10 mofithi: : eR ‘on euines. LIVE MOTOR CO., 2910 Wa Demer — K 1S oes IANO COMPANY. pen evenings and i$ a rsStepiisned 'S 7. Si ie Olive st. 1d) | wes LE Cc?) j For Sale we PO ——G AKBLER upright with re pron (D—Late mode. Div. ]> ‘ ‘ laheoe s yrigit piano, “with action iverside 466 : 127 Blew .f =. bring $50, ean id tone in fine shat Buy thie bargain —_——_— . nal a ky BUaranteei month! en eve. te, tering; excellent shape: = magay morning. 2310 Olive _ pings. BEYE nd. Locust. | - oe .céil ton coal De e833 (*houtea $1 rent L111 Olive : a _ damcbiles For Sale— ot = Biseotioncoss (rab! er: Ol, ve. $1 ert —— you run im in Mena Open 192 ear gE OO for “$100 ice, easy t iristmas present. KEK yr tc’ s. e 9 SEE our r elegant list of » a mechanically ex bber: pees rt 2807 ; terms. G-M-C upwerds; good used player upwarda, and phonographs, Pe janos Olive. $ Ly. 4 ords; like new: $20 ee S. Br a truck bodies, new ine to select from, a) | BRUNSWICK—9$72 ; 50 | Brunswick, 20 urry! It's going tor $90; dar. Saies Co., ‘dm Ford speedster, $75, $25 do mmf 10 amen ‘nonth. HM A: ‘N” PiANO «TRIANGLE MOTOR CO... . ae med | esters a 524 Delmar Open evenings Mu Br OH Touring. reads ister. “Sunday | PHONOGRAPH—Larke cat .\NT—Touring; 1921; like new: & fiing’s, 9315 ) Olive or — records; reasonable a: MOBILE—19°1 to touring: made like gam repainted: rétiable car. at a very rensonable 19th . our ‘ber “ust. own Impl. hops: and Huvmoh: le Oh! an Auto > dist ributors deep wi reasonable terms or trade. YAHLEM MOTOR Co., ___ Open ‘evenings. ecor t HONOGRAPH—Give- size brand-new phonograph: must s: some expenses Cali 544 tar res oe , . HUNOGRAP 46 Dargal ns m all used phonographs of Stan : these mach’ to $300; range from $15 up MAY -STERN MU gic DEP Twelfth and ALKING MACHINES—ar nd ré and sold. 8. Smith & Co. away oargalm Pane a nabout, Touring Borlies on 6 ag coupe de luxe st Open Sunday t irased. car dept. _{cB) Parts—Fror Sale ES—New 6-11. $12.50 year. 3432 Shenandoah ; tor 814. RAF GAI $5 up all gizes. “homes, 50c. 1415 Chestnut st. (6) DUTFlI—With S&S molds reader, buffer and other : 'g Furniture Co... 1516. (c96) arTEre ee v te J she Parts—W anted eee -— Tungar Phon mes are mfuarantee worth ARTMENT., ‘>? Vea sts 4 513 N ictor 2 large si a: ; 3é 62 _De Lier ir ti Lot. $50 ViICTROLA—V{} ords: cheap. Ots of — i* . ich VICTROLA ‘of rec rt as al ize BAG: T) TROL "AS—And rec ade prices paid H. Miller. are hie aught 3 N hirhes “,* ipmobile Touring—Model § ne classiest er and pep: because >, sp 75 col IVE MOTOR CO. little you can't tell it from a¥g it has been used very iittie: malnsne i2Z momy ha; 4 2910 W ashinetan. car in town, . eon “6404, Deimar 1879. (cB) | Talking Machines Wanted ; ee tor he- he House | — es TEE .* (7) 89) | m onth pil ed i1li Olive (cs mootk applied c™ fine for : LEHMAN PLANO we) month, mt Rs ge in | Tho ' (pen eve use od 1 up 4ght pianos, $265 ARCO, 35 upwards, oadway of makes ur will sell for less than half price. fel4) ee ee rds bougA&t Gran? (om) >} , mahose ny; '¢ ’ B roadway. cull (c6) | See v Wo —Cheap for Cash. = machines: or trade: wi!) TE. -e- BARGERS—Tuncar. = Phe rt 5 GARAG Phone) ; Delmar 1879 BY. where. 4 Olive. ic BOUGHT AND SOLD. Victroia and Eicon : cal) Phone Olive 1243W. Miller's. £322 pen evenings and Sunday. Tires For Sale DAN—Touring: 5- passenger ; in = . 50: 33 50: ; od Sonditon fhroushal”" iat ot Se SER ale "Eareon SS 1TROOMS and BOA low price, $500. Cadillac Exchange Ca ~ re an R t.. 9015 Locust. Bomont 3080. — aammme—Useds fiefed Customers” nes | CHELL—Tourine. 1921: in first-c { Jefferson ib > mdition: new Kelly cord tires: ice for quick sale as have no furt See between . ; ™.. Dr. for the car. Alden. 3858 will 4 Westminster. Po mS i.d 30x3%. $2.50. | Jt one of these used | IN—Victory mode}! touring; nainted ve, Spanish leather upholstery; tires, inically, F e, : ney etc., pe terme or trade. r cent. or Woods, North "» ~ tr) fam- 855 dade TW heme for 1 or 2 gentlemen; only ily; breakfast if desired. Colfax TUCK [LA ND—Touring- 1918; runs fine: uniata st. rms. 3441 J South se __ BRUNSWICK TIRES OK! OAKLAND TOUR. | ‘0 reasonable terms refused; Come early. TRIANGLE MOTOR CO., ect condition. ne | CALIFORNIA. 3357—Neatly room with board. for couple tlemen: roasenanie : all conveniene ner 3334M | Jer FERBONE S300 > —Board | and geniieman in private fami! ~ ae per nom tiietion pro proof ar ani Ser ie 4) or Tw ; w tt an room 524 Delmar bi: Open evening SM OBILE—Tourings: two; both ape: curtains. etc. Gibson. 3170 in again: guaran- 1 uliars. call Sidnev 1101. | OHIO, 2620A—Nice, large, warm fr JOOK! OLDS-8 TOURING, L85; $90 dow wn. 924 Delmar bl. Ride +4 Ng TRIANGLE MOT tery. ‘om a2 new car. you nce 12 months; no interest or ® live MOTOR CO., 2910 Washington» pen evenings and Sunday. ie 88. von ~OLDSMOBILE “§1990 irst one gets the beautiful Olds 6, refinished in beautiful yee curtains like new: Only $450; $150 t used tire store : 2901 Olive. (c6) | room to empleyed couple or West ABAN NE, 5073—Lovely room ing porch and running water. veniences; excellent meals. FY on ORE ons room priv jleges, } — | CATES, 5501—W arm south — g00d meais. housekeeping est 4506W ae ee DELMAR BL., 5049—Fromt room; 2 people; $7.50 each; single aa 25c line; out-of-town te, if Oc Su > minimum ¢ or more ‘ineertions Ie voara, SRLAN D—Six, motor: ver first-c} touring, Red Seal C ass condition; 1; leaving citv: call 13198A Allen. DELMAR BL., 3930—Boor n an } - meals, $5 week; Linde ‘I ENRIGHT. 5030—Large. front line me discowns i ah .y . : ee ae sant yk! Overland Trg.—$75 D w uk about a bhargain! AVE MOTOR CO.. pen evenings and Sundavs. RCE 6-36—Real sacrifice, cash, terns, ‘ul; lea vi ne. trade. A beautiful ‘oR00 N. room : _modgern. good board (BO) ENRIGHT. 51 ot tat 7 and board, reason. able Forest 512 a Be AE ENRIGHT. 5125—Two eonnecting sunny rooms for fours bath: Southern cook; rea sonable. F. i8D) KENSINGTON, 5115—Large. warm. front room; also single room; home cooking. Forest 7459 Tuning and Repairing pan. 3701 Pog ne 3800: “Victor Rateod: 25 ‘years’ exp end Fegiring Senn Sidney 1283W. Victor 32601. 2 Empioyment . DEBAKER—Touring. 1923 ii 10 off. plus extras. Forest Headquarters, (7) McPHERSON. 4056—Beautif ully furnished rooms: excellent table and loca ong aagell colored jazz Ww. ~~ 1850 Stearns-Knight, quick: chance of a Ifetime to ows! Faasosen silent Knight touring at low price. Ft ~y agp sae A s or A 35 N. trad YAHLEM MOTOR CO.., rand. Open Make Be Reasonable 4 a 4-cvlinder car to Studebaker special Rides liké brand- new; ne on’ AS ) down. this & the wind. ' TRIANGLE MOTOR a 24 Delmar. ne Prince of Pilse x had a@ car liké this. wind ere et $290. OF NGLE MOTO 8. )24 —— A Humdinger | & t ng. $190; to asese FOOM AND BOARD—Large south foom, reasonable terme. : .Jow ‘overhe d: ie ene comfortable home; excelient table, $75 for ain Open new piano; cash paymen ve GE—Light delivery; cicsed body: | Ye) CO.. 204 N» 12th ROOM AND BOA RD—Desirat) e. _comfortably | asy a ove . oom, restricted residence wey balance e terms. ‘Malley. § 8 SAVER You monev (o8) fusions’ sro. pom. eetriciee sauiemes a DO el: OR CO.. n even McPHERSON. 4516—~—Large floor for 2: good table: McPHERSON. 4442A—Board for four oat- siders: home cooking room for > t. McPHERSON, 4474—Front . rooms: continuous hot water: home conk- ing. ie eas MAPLE. 5655—Two front rooms; ~home - gll conveniences; reasonable couple. single. (8) PAGE BL... 5247—Warm front board, for two. Forest 367 30—Large reom, enpioyed ais: modern: private home. | with board; roorn on reasonable j Instruction Sultar, banio taught: in- | Putnam, 1121 v a (5) | (6) Organs For Sale NO—Victor 3275L: poate. (eb) stems ihacarea, ROS Se: esire N- muse That Guarantees a)! $O—$125 wonderful bar- * PIANC CO.. le per week. ——— af iW ne room ~~. e LO > ~ Its (c89) | PAGE BL., excellent m PAGE BL., 3951—Ww arm room, y ve # - Cree. modern ; two gentlemen; $7.50 weekly; pri- ARR PLAYER-PIANOs— — | Velie 6 tou play _ PLAYER 0s tg aa r, (PAGE BL.. 3833A—Purnicbed room; all er your ‘en * bellows. 5-point motor, conveniences; private family; breakfast optional. Lindell 5381J. | ROOM—Small: private family: accommodation: for gentleman; “Lindell 4863. lj ; ! Willis governor. alli- , oe fopper-wound strinzs. maple ! ry keys: mahogany. ; S51 years West End. Cabany _(6) = mt; fine for child beginner: with board: couple: reasonable. aL Vince __40)) 4719M, » company. —— =e SOUTHWEST N NASH 3000 Locust en and closed Cars in all late i the’ = % A — — WASHINGTON BL 3964—Room, board, for roung Indy: hot-water heat. WASHINGTON BL.. 3706—wNeatly furnished double room; good board: steam heat: couple employed Die eS LO SA ' WASHINGTON BL.. 445° r—— Ne wiv fi mnietied rooms and beard: running water; garage if Aestred. So ie (6) sib — pg oe BL. 4: 367—L« ovely ee ee ma hogany, : Delmar. sell cheap. ere, - stand- (c6) _ wih 1042 _ (oS r + ro (96) ogany: stan lard sell very -checp. | fc) maho Months. anv make. These -netru- 2 UD: lerms as) rat, 1100 Olive at. ———— Trucks For Sale __ IAMOND J rantees all their used Trucks. orders us to sell them at -ton Service, hoist end -ton Service, hoist and. ton Republic, coal body. ton Federal, coal body. ton Seiden, moving y. yoy Gd Traffic. ust F eee: ecsosnell $650; first-class condition. Tacust. moved; any offer sive nad Ph sell on easy terms 8 “vad PTA MOND T MOTOR CAR aide ay. io ps i PIANO CO. e029M, good D—Truck, 1920, starter $i"* : Se ST ma real buy. _ Riefling’s. he — ry een ogg ae co CASE. ‘oC myn one 8850 OS BT Olive et. eee ‘ 5 up. a ee CASE, 2508—Clean, well furnished FOOmS ; | a7 ie ne | he: aeRO 1100 Olive at. housekeeping or sleeping: gas for cooking. on tr pos : es ing water dy; first-class; 2737 » en Corner, 110i | (cB). buy 88-note ih 3 72 rolls a na ANO CO. ifS1 3S Olive. | 1 player. (cB). RENTED. $5 MONTHLY | of Q RS music rolis from ; | Your music rolls / dee Sa 7 ve BL 'T) connecting sink, se “4103—Two water, a eek, ROOWS FOR RENT—CITY ROOM—Comfortable front room, tleman ; ern, private residence, ——— (cB) eta ins: ru- a a eft w , ' BELL, ew $790 Centraf 3414—Sleeping room, clean; heat; reasonable. al refined Lindel} $127 bathe: 75c day eek SHERIDA) x, 30 San —Two roome, rea sonal le. WASHINGTON. 3118—Sleepin keeping rooms, heat, bath, phot North 2612 WN. —Front_ ro ing: A—Furn room; heat a oe housekeeping Y case and 8&3 —— “weakly: the early Cut Rate ——- ‘eer 95 » Disin ma, of $1.75 one. st. Bm house- ne. $3 vp. ble Mmahocanuy, ry, ee anc 4 Re & music rolls: $16 ition: a ts as OE Tm — rooms e yay OE gg Che : “a _ : ¢ e GRAND, 40 bath, ROCMS WITH BOARD—CITY LABADIE, 4107—F urnished a excellent furnished | MARYLA renrn- ; cia ‘ ee for For partic- (7) JTit a an 1 | WASHINGTON | WASHINGTON BL., (DS) | firet-ciass | | WEST PINE | WEST with | ° | ROOMMATE Wtd.—Gentleman to share front warm °: range. ; for , gen- | ROOMS ° Ww td. —Two ne atly furnished house- | $25 — _ Grand 44463 if a | plan: for _ ROOMS FOR RENT—North | _ HOTELS |_FLATS FOR RENT—South n these columns. ¥® REAL. ESTATE—W'T'D TO BUY ee ees ; i. POST-DISPATCH GRAND, 1709 on STAR ——Connecting rooms, house- Keeping: blue kitchen; heat, electric, gas HAMILTON HOTEL nee. > Hamilton av. and Hodiamont line; a real | horne for every guest; playroom for the chil- fren: reasonable Cabany_ 12085. (c16) BUCKINGHAM ANNEX ~ REDUCED RATES Family and transient hotel. Laclede car BORKRERN R. __#ee them toda oie. °, | GAsii paid for __ deser! ption GIVE = full 3 roor ms. (BS) we ll, “Wh CHAUNCEY men He will sell. oben: call first | floor our propert HARTFORD. nace, ele: tric _decorating. | HENRIP’ TT A, \, 3127 LAFAYETTE, 413: parlor sleep! ng GRAND, 40 4023 ‘§.—Fiat, modern, upper; 6; (e064) 100LA— Four rooms, bath, fur- open; $40- will do necessary ee ee pene 5831—2 nicely furnished rooms: amily; couple employed preferred. (5) . —Fiat: 3 n 3A—Sub lease 4 rooms, gut porch: en fioore n Others Fai]— HEATH Olive 3164-3 | ee ligne — i? Hertog Bldg ( pm proves roperty ; give full 211 Din. (14) | otaile or your fiete or homes; Try. te crime Bi Large Basement Space S. E. Corner Sixth and Olive Sts. _Rent $52 Ue Me RE E . 410?—~>; Ne w D DOG HARRY Y SHE KHA MERAMEC 3220—%@ rooms; go00d conditt. on: | tor or dentist ¢ $40 , | EUGENE J ALTHEIME R, ‘817 REAL ESTATE wast Bi Wt d.—We cash ry a for outright: ito Forest Park; 10 minutes’ ride from (e34) | .) 4 " 4-1;007 im CO... AUF BERT, GIRALDIN F eet VOT CAT ry cComiar house, on Tesson road. & St. Apply 3507A 8. Jefferson. pa he MEE i (80) FARM—]° BO | acres of Texnae land. in a district where they are exploring fo } also a new 1923. 7- touring car, neve used. that coets $3250: will sell the land and automobile at SR500. This land should retail at cere Schwab Bros., 1028 Flymouth Bide _ Minn (ch FARM—wWII!I! se?! 5 County, Cal.. about and 1% miles from postoffice,. school telephohe; taostly level, fertile soll. improvemer.ts; anyone wishing stnall investment with futu: this ad; price only $3750: 60 days, balance 1} furni shed rea Sita D ie warm all om ‘se NON 4 ‘ “» 7 & repeat itis alc ive ; oe sibetias + warm and | a nig FP ” ahanin Seon . $: oi ya Hw per week '

| ae .LTHEIMER oom ; 746° \ “45 fur- O0ix . rennia gentjemen (i>) 5735—Beautifulls private family: furn iT one . , oe ‘ " RI ING R. ©O / , . * . 1134 Weat 4360 A—Desirable furnishea 6 hot-water hear: WS ENRIGHT DWELLINGS FOR RENT ene Pe ins Cornet € _719 CHESTNUT ST... Richmond Heights uitabie Cat (89) running 10—Furnished room, e 1 . > : call or phone evenings 401 6—New heat : hor Ww ASHING: TON f tne ee Mi cle ry ig rooms EDMUND ly and gwarage. Relt ay Agsbea— PF ? *) 4 he am . oe ~*?* o _ y s-room re fianrs, nt ‘rer he ed. tn — vate home for in. Forest ROT W 5 front sleaping. os: smaile- mn. Cabany 4803]. 7 (46) ‘er 3 man south tage Ss rooms and hath: es; O months only River- (5) 7 RY NG AL OW—6-ro om brick. siate roof, hard. wood floors throughout; tile bath: heaut rch, hot water heat; large vei 2005 Alamos la av., 1 block wes the only one left o year: price $7250; terms: ‘e80 $110 ALA SKA. 4 (14) all eonventer le J2RSW rey 4 Al ’ RR ‘ arge respone!} tanarnt PLAZA PARQUE APARTMENT South side Pe ahing Union and RO OOMS—I. West a oe eee e: >: B9O0- v“ west: hor-u veniences; Zenti iit this past all improvements het veer efficiency: cadens REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE co" ipe, cord cb) FOR EXC HANGE— $4500 “Missouri deed | of | farm prefer | ‘oom 624, —— —- -— CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | Yr.) Re if sold at tecated passenger Peerless 50 to $100 ver 4g miles from highway . alley to make a re should anhewer : $25 in’ firat payment can be held tn escrow at bank eciale iy; Sur- SUBURBAN PROP'Y FOR SALE Vinita Pk. . want- REALTY, " greenhouses; Kirkw ood 440 (c7) f} Z sibig. Trust - Pees —- BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE | Wes EASTON, 4035—Store with 2 rooms Jet fable’ o rooms, bath, gas. electric, 2d flea: abie can be used for age or »p —— 74: $4800, om toca ne r. eo% 216 Wa _wright Bidg. Olive 8342. Nortn NER HAS LEFT TO “ON 3716 North Market; marble sink, electricity, separate rear entrances, ifn basement; large N Y r rage a for $ $30 0; 2d floor just vacated by N Be pe! AND FLA’ ae r; finest con on a N. : es 0! nade, open for iaapection Saturday afternoon, or. Ing 's highw ay and nd Sunday morning. 10 to 12 | Suburban Tracks * ett 48 R. CO., Arcade Bide. Olive 378._| Three saree, 2 flats; bath, furnace, elec- trie, rent $2 80 per month; price $21.- | PRANCISCY g REAL TY co., 804 Chestnut with new fixtures; inside stairs; laundry lat floor and ga- etc. Northwest FLAT—4-family. 5801-3 Theodosia av.; 3 rooms each, taruages: rents $1440; price) 9000: terme, $1 ash. . ot ORDAN REALTY Co., 165900 Central “Wattenal Bank Bidz. —65 FT. ON 1 DOUBLE FLAT—65 FT. Northeast corner Lucky; rental ner vacant; fine for store; block from Taylor and Easton; cheap at $8500. SAMUEL LIEBERT, room 407, 722 Chee ee Ee ee ee eee ee | REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED a = COTTAGE—#120 Manice | pl.: 4-room brick. ._ feb) out-of-town rainimum tions te. Se line; soe Sunday; Aree or more line discouat. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE Ec CKERT will a second deed of trust note*. 06 Cente (14) MONEY id nm -~$1 00.000 on tm ed t. Is real estate, at lowest interest; sone on rents, trust. " syne lines. r } | 1s — ee electricity, $100 cash, $25 month. F. Bia pe ole | FLAT—3ea6 Hydraulic; 4 and 5 rooms, | gro get this aaity. and alley made: furnace heat. caarge for 2 South ~ ie: Call for E. _ Grand 6757, Victor 294. 4227 Uravols. | 90ce deed N 5. BLAKE @& BRO. 815 Chestnut. (ce! (eS) . 40xx Cleveland; 5-6, newly decorated, gas, r CHRISTIAN BE meas R. TION. 61 feb 5-6-ROOM FLAT, $7000 GEO. J WANSTRATH” 717%, Chestnnt. C8) | baths, new furnaces, electric. Keane & Frank’s 1008 Chestnut ' Opposite Tower Grove Park | at lowest rates: se, 1206 Arcade Bidg. Olive 3163. new; modern; terms; hot-water heat. (95) ) bee" family, sl ne =e -56A Fol- | REN OD STH et MER & BRO U REALTY CO. FLAT——-4 and 5 rooms, bath, electric: street. cars; rente for Ris 050 ver rests ocat 4ixx Russe}! This a. §33,5™" npargain in > R. Har MEDERACK E- BARTH FR. ANP INV. Co.. ) “REASONABLE SOUTH SIDE FLAT MONEY—“SEE US”"—MONEY atasnetattn : ‘ i lectrieNty, miodera betha, Bt —" Levee Stee 06 Tacrery oes i aes MISSOURI LOAN CORPOR LO Chestnut st. _ Olive 9299 211 th st. (e6) W = have all kinds of money te loan cn ) goo! cm A* al estate; quick poten: low ehe | 1726-26A California av.: rents pores , MONEY TO LOAN—City and "4 lowest easy terms; well-built fiat. Pm rooms rates: quick actio (JOHNS BLAKE & RRO... 815 “Chestnut. (e5) et Thaw) | ss : Beautiful Bungalow Flat 5%—MONEY—6% - We make loans on sty or county property 4 Arsenal; each flat has & rooms and quick anewers to «ll app! - ous’ eae ee bath, hardwood floors, gas, eoueae: nothing toe large or .oo small: both electricity, steam heat, separate furnaces, WALTER SCOTT CO. 805 ny. (e542 laundries; 2-car garage; rent $18 per 4ahiiu Olive Seventh et. _{c6) DOUBLE FLATS SHAW’S rier | 4129-31 Lafayette av.; ; rooms dressing rooms; —— furnaces, Mur py beds a ge screens, rent 4 60. See na for card of ry od , mission. 4006-08-10-12 De Tonty; and 6 rooms, tile batha, heating plants. xarages rent $2092 per month 1815 8 ‘and kitchenettes; Lerms 4306 De Tonty: 4 families. 4 reoms and | sun arty separate steam heating plants; rents 24 4347 i tte: 4 rooms room; garage for 4 machines: ; month. 4301 De Tonty st.. 5 rooms, bath, steam heat, hardwood floors; also brick garage for ° machines; rent $3060 per year. ANDERSON - STOCKE -BUERMANN, gC hestnut et. Southwest | ‘FLAT — 5&5 end 6 rooms, King’s hichway; hot-water hea’, tile ba hardwood floors, screened-in porches, chaden, | | First Deed ‘oe Fa + copper screens, curtain rods, 3 rus ‘ machines: built September. 1 We gusrantes every techs t te t | first real buy if you want e new, w i built fiat fof trust; feot ‘atte’ on anche in a new neighbor For price or card | | at pretect eoaie tx an oan. Call far” of admiesion call — | $200 tetay se 000; R. AND INV. ©O., | OHA o. |" MinsoURI tony coprpmaniont Do You Need Money? a pl 1N 7 We Make and Bu SECOND AND THIR ; For quick service. IUIS FIN 617 N. Sth st.. 7th flea? Olive ‘D DEEDS ANCIAL CO interest. S141. _ fel?) MONEY WANTED _ FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST. We have at al! times deeds of t sale ranging in amounts from $500 /000: the n4 congemten surance ae I DOr “AGENCY. ani Meramec. * Riverside 7151. (c®) | GUARANTEED es SEEDA “OF TROST. All on well- secured eity property eof than double value:; amounts $1000. $000" be 00. $3000. $5000, 5500. $7590 : all have clear title and plent of, and tornade insurance Hee ue for i." I. W ANSTRATH, 7i7 ‘ “hestnut.% 6) GET ou R LOAN LIST. Guarantee! first mortgage real rial notes, $1000 each: aio she trust, amounts $1450, $2500, $30 $9000. $10.000, for 3 years, at interest; title pertect: fire and | surance: prine! notes certified Re- eorder of Deeds. Call Tor liet KORTE- met REALTY co, a Lae = 6 © ms dae at. THUR NS - - exe —_— ample in-* et. four fate of separate steamy) for 4 machines; | 4 rooms | Newstead. four families, 200 month: | rent per ~ f n ( and breakfest rent $240 per ) 0 ( house as th put in first-class con- In Webster Groves; dition. ye this today (it fs vacant, but wil! |#@rege, chicken house, he open for inspection), then nee me the first | Post-Dispatch ning tomorrow re egarding same. . EP STE IN. 819 Ches*tnat et. | TREMELEY- WILSON R. ft 4 } ca ; v - Son SEBINSG, ENS NOMaOy MS; |S’ couneniod , aml ane tame | coe MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE (ed: janitor wi furnished or a nent, unfurnished: | Box M-324 (c7 @' * NDE VENTER, 809A 8.—One large house- | ete. keeping: one front sleeping VE -RNO Ny. 5053—Nice, Warm er ployed private to "$85. SCOTT. R00 “-"- ) OREON E THE OX FORD A beautiful! lease in this ing. This ; , room for peo- family. Forest | - » | WRITE for map of Webster and our sales list of homes, FURNISH’D HOUSES FOR RENT olf‘ook priced from $1500 | BUCLID, 1401 N.—wNicely furnished 7-room |W EBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Ast. re eee ee ef West BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES RM GE For Sale 4934—For lease, furnished 13- ~~ Central beautifully decorated iand fur- last week in January; | - ~ 2338 DIVISION COTTAGE on in town Phone | bath electric, 5b153 WASH INGTON BL., 4368—Rooms, 74 floor. w ASHINGT* IN BL., 3814—Furnished sileep- _ ing roo ms, single or connecting W WASHINGTON Bh.., 406"—One ectricity ste: ; 7s hot WASHIN' jTON : "OOTY aJdu ; 8-room suite for magnificent build- apartment contains | three baths and everv attribute =) | of the finest private home. The location, on the southeast corner of Union and, Waterman avs., is in the heart’ of the finest resi- dential section of the city. Open. GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO., 813 Chestnut St. bedroom. water in a 4400—Larg € floor h cusuneenaudr if oS | 7 ‘ po L gd PERSHING, room house; nished; possession most desirable locat! RRA Ni BL., 3887—l or 2 house- Ww ASHINGTON : 7 electricity; free Bell phone; eeping rooms: : reason able. Ww ASHINGTON BL... 4725—Warm, neatly | —_ rnished room: conveniences: gentlemen: | uple (5) | SaeaiNGTON BL 5026—Very desirable rooms: continuous hot water, steam hest. all conveniences (7) BL., 3702—Double steam- heated sleeping room; twin beds; gentie- | men or ladies emploved. 4140—Large 24-floor APARTMENTS FOR RENT rivate bath, hot-water heat, —FURNISHED 10t water; private home: anh Northwest $421—Three rooms. t. ges, eiectric. phone. -ISC US RE pALTY Co. etc.: garage; 804 Chestnut Four rooms, bargain. ; FRANCISCTUS REA LTY coO., North COTTAGE—s008 N. Elliot: room brick: tile bath, furnace: chea GEO. J. WANSTRA H,. 717% ‘hestn.tt wt. (eB) | COTTAGE—Five-room brick: $4500; - Oxx Belleglade:- gas, electricity. ‘furnace, rot GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent | ' | and cold water. tile bath, sun parlor, ga- | Nortn rage; lot $4x126 feet: near Wellston and | | BENTON, 815—Capacity 4 cars or her 3 FOR RENT 7803-04-( 05; 5 new and modern: Wydown 268. {c5) —ff rooms and sunroom, heat and light “Webster 1617.4 eB) -_—— SUBURGAN PROP. | BUNGALOW S— Weaver. and 6 room bungalows, easy terms. A. C. Jones. _— — - oo brand- mal 4- | | FLAT inehuded, $50 a month. front room; instantaneous tlemen. WESTMINSTER sleanvinge room: twin WESTMINSTER PL... fioor sleeping room: BL.. PL., 3912—Large front . beds: steam heat. ‘By | MAROUB. 3947—Large front Ba | — goog heat 4011—~-Rooms; plenty a heat, hot water: attractively furnished.(S) AUBERT. WEST PINE BL., 3818—Light housekee ‘ping enette, rooms: s team heat: everything furnished, | family: ‘PINE BL.. 3811—Beeutifully fur- DELMAR_ BL., nished rooms; atoonten and hovsekeeping; room efficiency: complete | with and without iItchenette: hot wae. gervice; reasonable: references. | ; (57x) | (5) FURNISHED APARTMENT — Efficiency: Call | SD | furnished; (05) yeasonabie price: convenient terme. MISSOURI LOAN CORP,, _ 9299. ve oe ‘ORKMAN’ s COTT AG 45xx N. Second, 2-story each floor: could rent upstairs as flat: room in Ena fh Suitable for kitchen; separate stairways, kitchen sink on ‘floor and in basement: ' gmat) payment, $25 per mon th. MISSOI" RI LOAN CORPORATION, Olive 9209 \ oa N. 7th et. fe Cass cars: real home: quiet neighborhwod;: _ Apply on premises 5) | Olive West 1410—3 large rooms and kitch- modern conveniences: COnhristian | adults. a tetas MS room: 3: West GARAGE—4468A Finney. a orick ga- rage; open a. street: rent $8. per month ROW AN, 1421—Garege, oemert 10x20 floor, electric ; $8. Grand _2339M GARAGES, STABLES WANTED & GARAGE Wtd —Spac ” for 4 or trucks, | downtown p preferrec Box R- 167.3 P.-D. (7) | -_e- atiuenent . ; large 5711A—Elegant no kitchenette; phone. laundry. newly furnished Doulevard apartment. FOOMS FOR RENT—OOLORED --oct oo OLIVE, 3715—Heated WASHINGTON, 3119—2 neatly furnished apartments: $13 up; _reoom on 2d floor, for colored. (*) ee “South BUNGALOW —»5-room, modern: brick; ant eed owen aye sell; look et HOHBMSTDIN WREALTY CO., 6428 Michigan TTA CE—4 m L. ciudad com lete | set | “pe furn iture; ba barge sain Pall Rive erside | °o (5) | 1i29w after 4 p + GP—5- 7 modern. ; COTTA BP room ay ye aaraue, 30-f & ie f . streets 4850 ‘DahMa: shert bioek from Cherokee car. For te HOHENSTRIN iN REALTY ©CO., 6428 Michigan Southwest —5 rooms: kéliastone, wodern, 1 block from Mueller’s (rove; 5140 Dresden. ~ 3-room | “furnished o porches, everything. | (o46x) | ‘TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Central BUILDING—58x140. (Sterling Apts. )—Choiee | efficiency. Forest hd +f 6014—Four 100me, tile how | en, sun room, th. hardwood gn —. ty decorated: reasonable to party buyt niture, or will rent furnished: edule ¢ ony. Cabany 1587 ) FLATS FOR RENT FLAT—Five rooms, with ~, Re er __ people with references. Box PERSHING., 6816 l-room 3-room SUBURBAN. ROOMMATES WANTED private family; all comvenienves; bot- | Lindell 2250W. 2829 N. | room ; water heat. Srrin Li av. ROOMM ATE Wr. — 1 — 5 — s cortificates of title, ALTY rages; rent $8600; shows 2b per cent; 5 og Go Shestnut ot waned anedibeat minutes’ walt from Forest Park, near Skin- ker rd.: small cash payment. Box Y-340., ', Post-Dispatch. (07) FLA’ 4-4 room; R. EB. co., (cB0) at Hamilton: 4- rents wanted. (c7) (4) 5 LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’TY ’ AUTOMOBILE | LOANS To ind ls on us in anew whe “you you ao We: PINANCE single Enright: GODWIN $7000: terms. 5243 Delmar. FL AT—5937-39 Horton pl., fam ily: Arco steam- ee er 92510 per yeas all-cag¢h A Page. maree, 512 also re a SKER B os. AT —A4i6 alinstos av.. 4 and 5 rooms, 3.4 tile bathe. good electric , BF, Srates. hos 24 Title Guaranty Bidg., Olive cee nside stairway; furnaces; garage; | HONEY loaned on automobiles. aT possession; mertgages pa! ar ed at $67! 0 for quick sale; toaiee. price fy ANN 208 Wa \nwright Bid dg. MONEY loaned on automobiles; late ears bought, sold. Auto Auction Co., Olive 1994. OES See MONEY Lc LOANED — Sent ure pad found tt City be loan as Victoria Fi WONDERFUL PERSHING FLAT ' 6038 Pershing: 6-7 roome, steam heat, tile | |beths, hardwood floors throughout; well built: ao. __ BEL 18 cO.. Arcade Bldg. Olive 378. FINE FLAT 324 Page, an exceptional! if at of 6 rooms and tile bath r: aK, tile bath, second floor: hardwood floors, separate furnaces; screened-tn rch; | renting fc for $100 per month; let x168; i price Te UMET MS ANN-SPACKLER R, EB. COo., 7th and Chestnut. well-butlt | ATE r own ; an “histori on a caeter'e ee es Morrie Biro fe » geese : oat 4 av Chestaen ~ Without, security at cheavest rates. best and any ¥ OF gentleman ina to sou steadily employed Coste vou Se ae RESIDENCES FOR SALE North er ee et itable foe Furnished Rooms. 6xx a arket: 7-room brick. gas, Be laundry, slate roof. ga- “MissoU RI LOAN Cony ORAS. _Giive 9 _211 N. 7th st. (6) PRICE $5900, EASY TERMS! 32037 N. Whittier et.: fine oy x120; alley and pev -r steam heat. bath. electric. granito ement; _ earages, chicken yard, gar vem Owne JOHN 8 BLA ee & BRO. 815 Chestnut. (e§) Northwest BEAUTIFUL HOME CHEAP 5331 Northland: exce Senn oo oaes fone et bath, furnace. Vy te lights ata; © - for good peop payment; wy ai pai F premises. ‘Pe West yt pe brick es. 4245 Ww. owner. “G18 Newberry” ter. UTIFUL HOME Laciede av = £m SANT ths eS, te possession. a ao, ind Na ges a dled ft semedisdingeny LOAN &@ : “age _£08) iy moé- t sell immediate- Santas ites reception halt, Sinte Dossess but = quite nanie| "85560" keys ne t door samt got a HACER: T UETK ANDI. 806 Chestnut st (cB) | ‘FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE Four-family; t per month; b an . in private home, gervice: $10 per month. ic) and peagonable._ “i RESORTS 900 North » and ler ayv.: wt og hed with modern conveniences | on tad _Box_K-129, P.-D, (7) | BROADWAY, 2011 N.—2 ro oe ee a ee + tric, free Bell phone: $7. 8208——Modern 7-roorm flat and 4 Inquire downstairs. (7) | McCAFFERY PL, 4665A—3 large rooms, bath,*gas, electric: $30; vacant Saturday. UNIVERSITY, e530—-U pper flat; newly dec- orated: o for i ction (5 * "Taceat 3 a ee ee = mae REAL ESTATE Sea6s. (5) ' DODIER, Fa, | tage: ~ South ROADHOUSE— county. or 7n“~—o—- | ——— =. HOTELS | | ALCAZAR HOTEL—512? Cooust; steam | aan. running water; 75c day up; 34 "ee | (c j (SAT HOTEL—-2600 Locust; running ter shower baths: $i ds a up. MELVILLE HOTEL oe ok } 5338 Partmer. Forest 3087 American residential. Cabany district (cB) AVOID pies, PRICES _ » X-, | 860 ling, out-ol-t abe “batty” or Sunday. Ps or more Yo per line discount. Solid dere two Northwest 1517A—4 nice, large rooms, | with bath, electric, new furnace being in- stailed and being papered; only $40. (e7) | COTE BRILLIANTE, 54665A—Four ae tinelde back stairs: vacant FLAT—New Calif ornia. 4 and 6 rooms hall, ciothes closet in every room; hin y and Thekla Forest 4741. (c) ST. LOUIS, 4775 5 beautiful rooms; also | 2233 vce only $60, ton A ARLINGTON, Viehortn a ‘Olive Central $1290, NET ON $5000! oer te fz Reboo!, at ot “% ~ = ee sous REAL ESTATE CARDS List Your Property With Us We have clients we must locate, who ere | looking for bungalows. flate and residences; if you have property you want to see us MEDERACKD-RARTH (REAt,, ESTATE aes King’ S| mo4- rates (080 reoms, bath, 2m 5 “aoudie; $1 nace; in Gestalang shape; ip mrcoer, matdsage 46xx LINDELL Mastuees fleors, hot eer llent ; garage, 2 cars; iot 1 Soxibo Fer per artg REALTY ©O., 906 Chestnut

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62 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The Cty ——— of the Daily | POST- DISPATCH alone 9-1 veered! mtg toh that o of\ the Sey Ghke Dye ee the Times Combined. oon in aa s . We. : Se . 2% : | “TS Fiction anc a a ne a ee —_— LIQUOR LAW EINES FREE = 3 Christmas ‘cn om 3 MAT MURPHY’S. For $1 ore Rand im Hand. | ° or in ’ Buy a whole carton—24 dition oniie re cement ha aor mas ] S five 5 ‘er #4 é lyase eae Ds B 4 ust. (es a). Ree — eee ee gon ee = ee £ * i we ; 1 eo + 7 pot DET A Sette ¥ ; a ite . ° 2nd those deemed uncoliectid!l ota] so well at $7. 50, $12, $18, $25 Little in ee Sema Auto Lunch Sets, $12.00 to $55.00 Sun Maids Thumb-Bor Art Exhibition Moved. Murphy’s Wardrobe Trunks, $22.50 to $150.00 ‘ey The St. apr vuis Art League announc- “Christmas Raisins” | ‘oes. tormeriy on view at the dé C. MURP HY TRUNK CO. | Sc Everywhere oem 0 son's headau ser al 707 Washington Av. 707 The boys first long pants Sutt ‘ ee “= “ee - oo phaeeabaaandl a OE) OEY OED OES OES OS OES OD OS OE wh oa 4 ae 4 . “ x ty Le eo From Bond’s Own Factories soem eran nae LF: A. TT mn qm tli Smet. tpn — Seen i I ee — — Phe” htt PEBRSE HET! 40 BH. 50 -

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Authentio Apparel for Evening Wear, Bond’s Ful? Dress Suits and Tuzredos are expertly tailored to fit — beautifully silk lined, too. You can ford one at& Bond's price, $27.90 : af-“ LEIA NN Ng AERA APNE AE IRIE Pe IT IF RS OR gt bh oe Mee oath coal Women’s Features FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922. SSA] Mb, be S WIT Lhd hhh hhhh hhh hdd bbb bbddddddddhddddbddbddddded Sh SPS 9 ss . * none ana” EIS Oe ORR en oo 5 WIL Wh dbddddddbdddddddddddddddidddddlbddiddddddddddddddddistdhilliddidllllllllnLnnnwn ZZ dada =a - Mr. and Mrs. Gowen of Chicago on their arrival in New York last Tuesday after * @ 40,000-mile trip around the world made on their 98-foot yacht “Speejacks.” They started August 31, 1921. Sn, Pe nails TREE BS —Itnderwood & Underwood -Photozra ph WIZZ ddd ddd ddddidddddddddddiddddddddddddidddiddididdiasiaiiiaiidiididdde UuuuKx. nnnznnnannnia 4 “ ; . ; . To the right—Robert M. Hutchins, new secretary of the Yale University corpora- tion. He is only 23 years old and was graduated from Yale in 1921 with scholastic honors. TILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLA _ 4 ay ‘e ; 4 — Wide World Photograph p See >. vy ey, ee Wann aiddidissdddhbbdddbbbsbdsbitssddbbbddbidbe Bw cncn nner ech ne GOLETA OOCOLL LOL AOL OL POE LORE SS shatet- 20s Se ‘ : tie +43 y " SE TSO NSS: etre > a ad ele, Ae a ae, Fy a» 9 B Rego,” 4 - Vest : aad v? 2 : ” ba " oes B: oa ~ > eg a ; ; aa , Rs y 4 4 ¥v > : ; . a oe ‘ 3 > pts! a ’ RA ; o™% : =s . . X24 KN EGE. . _"3™ . ¥ } Ta, Eee ge REE ee Pe e RN I a ch A ~»' itty x! . 2 ) ad \e M4 ) 6: “ ‘*S 4 ed ’ re bi x? al a?” er > y Vie a . r . . . : wee ; ° é. ry — ~~ ity 3° 3 ‘ > = + + ‘ + rag oS rire | . an & at » oa’ ae £ Te age Ss ae te Bae SSA SF SASEES ALLA WITT Lae VT Ahhh hddded VTA LsitihishhhhhhsghhtithhtttjijEd VILL MAL ihhbisih3tiitthhh LL ktactataddddadddidddd , rid. Seventeen thousand youngsters at Alexandropol, one ns, turn. out in mass formation before visiting officials from — Wide Worid Photograph. is the largest orphanage in tHe . the largest Near East relief stati United States. QL AAA A thiithhhhhhhttttttitj T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] -: (Zid i —— LLLLILLAA Add d dd capsid trrrssdd srr sss srr ssss stds ssdssi ttle esis ss Lt bss ised idLLssLeLeseLLPLlLlPPPPAPALESPLLLLLLLLIILLLLLLLLLUULLLLLLLLLLLSLLLITSLLLLLELULLLLIOLTILLLLTLLLLLL IIIA Mn rrr OOO aaa bdhbibhddbbddddddddddddddddddsdidddddudsé (“Md dbddbdbhdsbdddbhddhddbdhbhdddbiddbddbdddiddldddsdsisiisstsuunQunuun0nnnuunQnrn“ez“zce LMM Ahhh hhh hhh hd ddd hd dd dddd ddd dd db ddddddditddblle y SAIN AM ALLMISS AST SA TEATS 4S 4 pt ttibhttittttitthihddth htt thd bt tdbt ttt bdd bd tlt tlt ddd tsb hh dd dd tld lst ddl dddddd ld l ddd sd tld ddd tll t tl sd tl ltd l ts WT dt bd bbb bbddddddddddide VISSULLILLLELLLL ELAN AAG ba SIIILITLTMMSAS IT ASETT TTT ASEN be Popular Comics News Photographs FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1983. Te eit eel anf adilial csi undapdataeiinentntle® IN t PAGS @ 6 PH Bee A a, + 384 _ aoe oes aw | “? “¥ ‘ AO IO A GS a Pt OO ne * os Pe ea a en le o tw 4 ew ~ — - ° ~* lag Ae OT en th la ae na Ae ete tm an AO LE EAL OOE Peeeientr gril Ok ee waa ~ ameinetans ROR po AAI ee =e ae ede « ee ae > Ss ous y a e * eS ae re 4% Ree ies > oe in ee » ee ore : NALS SASS ASS ASD EEDA SDA AAPA SD ADA AAA OD AA Aa The Maharanee of Kapurtf wife of the Maharajah of _— that Indian kingdom, arrives in the U. S. with het husband: for a tour of the country. The Maharajah of yur the richest of all the East Indian potentates. . ._ ; —Underwood & Und WU dddddddddssdddd WITT ka ataaauaaddadadddaddadddddddddddddddddddddddddddad If you think you are unfortunate and out of luck think of the hungry refugees in the Near Hast. The photograph shows a mother and her two children in rags in Erivan, Transcaucasia. ate SMsAdstsittstitha — Central News Photograph. IIL ddddddddidddddddad f r > \ . ) eee ae ae (npn 4 ae eee tn « A - ce eb Re Ae Te I RS ee ee en 6. QR WCE nar rer atEees n> gee 9

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. — cnt . = " ’ - RL Oa ee tl a eS —_ Ty 5 So ge a etl , ee re ee 5 -_ ST*LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922. % THE HOUSE OF “ MOHUN 3% By George Gibbs. CHAPTER XIII (Contined). vate life. I know. So does every~ ' ' ost ras | body. There are people who look yom ses lg that | pais on that sort of thing. Dut not A ALLL PLL ALLE creme ~: ne aN yaa A —" LOVE LETTERS THAT MADE HISTORY a i By Joseph Kaye Henri [V and Mme. De Liancourt. ENRI IV of France was mar- Self-Mastery Through Auto-Suggestion Bh ak vite , em Be Le wig y te ra” 4 - yes Ate ‘ics -ccarlaaae : Fyre ree { .) 2 ae a : ‘Day by Day In Every Way he oe. = Gah! rr ote Tera i et ie” nig ae “4 i oF Saath Reamer el, dit Aidinti cui: anid cena ite asin. - . ot stad DU athe) tele m4 ne gi Rea Riae BE ate ritine °° a ‘ rs ets FO a Ee 46 Nae? SGM. Cae ah? Sa ‘rsa tm rtaraes? gt Tra s . : + > - ~~ the suggestions are given patient, the latter asks assimilate *} _ wT Lem smi Treonsciogsness of the better hare an - notnring rhan rr ind transform Antosnerestions. W this hs - Wwnen eure ried to the beautiful Marguerite de Valors. He was a handsome, brave. clever and popular man. se- tween the couple there was sympa- thy and understanding, but that was as far as their relations went. Theirs marriage of convenience. Henri and “Margot” took in the situation calmly and sought love others in found ease state affairs of > rar? yt? ae 4 t. the ‘ , , ° ¢ y this lady Ge. + elegant personality 0 u will see a cavalier who loves yo! * bh» ey Ca ; ~4 — . title, certainly, Dut very trou- . ~s% ~* 4 ~ blesome—that of your subject is more delightful: three together 7 "rT ’ « > > . me - + ed ism. He wes originally a Protestant but when he married Marg«uerite he s forced to change his belief th “is™M It was at the terrible massacr " : _ » — : TZ crs tc ry had used to Bruce Cowan and the picture seemed even more repellent now when seen through her mother's eyes. But Cherry set her lips in 2 thin line of resolution. “We've got to, Muzzy,” she said at last. , Alicia Mohun began weeping again, more and more unrestrained- ly, so Cherry got up and sat on the irm of her mother’s chair, her arm around her. “Don't Muzzy dear” Cherry.” she whispered “Oh, that you should te “i can t. reproachfully ask this of me! “I'm only telling you” “That you should suggest such a its in your p-—power to think that's gasped her mother, raising head with desperate conviction. ‘Yes, Ido. Don't you owe somethpig ? Haven't I brought you tp luxury, taught you every- ou should know to take piace in the world, pro- you the most brilliant of this generation” ——- Muzzy,” broke in Cherry jon’t love John Chiches- hear The no was slightiv sa- as if experience in our set—not the world—-your world and mine. Imagine barring your door to John Chichester just because he kept the actress Wanda Delaney!” “Cherry! You don't believe story:” “Yes, I do. ing. He used to be the Olympian, night after night. “My dear, who has been you all those tales?”” said disturbed. “Everybody. too. You must have,” facing her mother with spirit. “One hears tales about one,” said Alicia cautiously man of John Chiches- cant expect a2 m ter’s position to get off scot free. Be- And cbout his drink- carried out of said Cherry. every- sides. with his temptations, one could | hardiy expect him to be an an- ” ie, I don’t expect him to be an ar.gel—or any man,” geaid Cherry. “But 1 don’t want the man I marry— especially if I marry him in pre- rr.editation—to be a middie-aged wreck. a hollow shell, who ma at last just because there's nothin left for him to do.” “Cherry! How can you speak of Chichester like that?” “He isa wreck. You know it. He's like a squeezed orange—or dried fruit. I don’t like his mustache or Mr that | . | telling Alicia, You've heard them, You | “¥ou'd still be willin these ato- if ries are true—other a covered eve the world What can possible emo- the jerky way he has with his hands. them,” could offer. Oh, I couldn't marry him, Muzzy, to) you know of lage, honor and obey him. I dont; Cherry turned from the window ‘o As. love him. I can’t honor him and I her seat at the table, her herd bowed : ey tears bad stopped flow- shouldn't obey I'd like to for in disappointment and The . : ee Spencer i. a ~ : : 7s 4 . - " - To Cherry it seemed as if they But ite too most terrible part of.the conversa Head of National Consumers Aft of some awmankers have been congealed at their muc! wk of m save tion to Cherry was her mother’s in- ; . fR ul >f . — miltant part) play and opera. Like many anot! : vali fin m | uriositw and as to its ef hensive Oo es t 2) Campaign JRL great ruler, Henri IV died a mart; aun Ghiene ten “Sa bas ether mena “eas “cua with ‘aie iaiteioesi:- Wtileeeess: Mea “ Ww ed 7 W , P Sh assassinated by a madman ae ea oe park Ae seed a tn ae - ree ee ae ee . ag y Oman S arty. “I—I—wouldn’t beli+ve EK | D ; abilitie | Beegressmen in the past 4s they she said firmly. qua Is f= = ae | “oes m remark the interviewer e@ of a story related by gstrative of the Ke to thi al lit ie UR ke Be tO eles ee Me BE aoe ed lovel” pain Case 4 have become Mme. M—, aged 43, Malzeville. the sudden freezing of her inconcern tte pane argon Comes at the end of 1916 for vio- t ul Voters neg ne =e pe ' lent pains in the head from which ei mg ard look of determination in her went on rapidly— i a ee yor yin tytn she has suffered all her life. After ttt tearm eyes suc Cherry had only seen : i [ want t nyself. wan 't imterpose all 4 eat ? He ottanad a few visits they vanish complete- ately. The : SE ees pee rosenll od anette ly! Two months afterwards she a was - pig — ° sorTris You - . . Paes By Marguerite Martyn. “a . Cherry dear Se ae oS ee, oo ee oe ook) a een » were askinc for the re- Cr ae EB AD eel ey oa HQT A ot ls Dede ee i ee ee Pe ee Se Sn ds _ ‘What is in the language is: “It TS easy and I can.” _ By considering the thing easy, ‘« becomes so for you, although ‘t might seem difficult to others. You will do it quickly and well, and without fatigue, because you do it ‘would have become so for you, simply because you would have thought it so. To these general suggestions (which will perhaps seem iong ané even childish to some of you. but which are necessary), must be added those which apply to the ease of the patient you particular are dealing with. | Sometimes Cured at Once | realized that she was cured of a prolapse of the uterus which she had not mentioned to me. and-of which she was not thinking when she made her Autosugrestion. (This result ts @ue to the words: “in every way” contained in the formula used morning and evening. Case 5 Mme. D—, Choisy-le-Rolt. Only one general suggestion from me in July, 1916, and Autosnuggestion on her part morning and evening. In October of the same year this lady tells me that she is cured of an internal disorder from which she had suffered for more than 20 years. Up to April. 1920. the cure is still holding good. (‘Same re- mark asin the preceding case.) (Coprright, 1072 Uncle Sam Says Fumigation to Contro! House- hold Insects According Department of the most thorouve ways of getting handied with extr Readers of the Post-Disp obfain a copy of this bookle long as the free edition lasts by ing to the Division of } Department of Aori imgton, D.C.. asking for “F ing voice (always emphasizing the essential words), which. although it Goes not actually send the sub- ject to sleep, at least makes him érowsy, and think of nothing in particular. When you have come to the end sthe sefies of suggestions you -* g@@ress the subject in these terms: I mean that from ev- ery point of view, physical as well you are going to enjoy health, better health . have been able to up to the present. “Now Iam going to count three, “Three,” you will your eyes and come out of the passive etate in which you are “You will come out cf ft quite naturally, without feeling in the least drowsy, or tired; on the con- , you will feel strong. vigor- oua, alert. active, full of life. . “Further still, you will feel very At the word “three” the subfect epens his eres—always with a emile and an expression of well- ‘deing and contentment on his face. Sometimes—though rarely—the patient is cured on the spot. At other times (and this is more gen- erally the case) he finds himself is pain or his depres- ' sien has partially or totally disap- peared—though only for a certain lapge of time. In every case it is mecessary to renew the suggestions more or less frequentiy, according to your sub- ject. You must be careful always te space them out at longer and longer intervals, according to the progress obtained, until they are mo longer necessary—ihat is to say when the cure ts complete. Before sending away your pa- tient, you must tell him that he carries within him the instrument. by which he can cure himse!l?, and that you are, as it were. only a professor teaching him to use this imstrument, and that he must help -you in your task. Thus. every morning, before ris- ing. and every night on ge‘ting inte bed. he must shut his eres and in thought transport himse!/ into your presence, and then re- peat twenty times consecutively im a monotonous voice. counting ans of a string with 26 knots tim it. this little phase: “EVERY DAY. IN EVERY endian — li Can a Woman Succeed in a Career and Conduct | a Home at Same Time? | Readers of Post-Dispatch Women’s Page Writé Interesting Letters on Subject Not Too Prond to Work. Te the Editor of the Women's Page. Please allow me to submit m views in regard to the rights of a woman. I think women should have equa! rights in all things just the same as & man. The fact that women are mothers of the race entities her the protection of man Today, the office where I am emploved had a somewhat heated discussion Zs to the rights of women to and have a career it was the ar- gument of some that inasmuch as a woman gained the right to vote and de the mental work of a man she should go to war and fight for her country, too, the same as a man. I think that is a very easoning. work +h of ¥, é aa = ~4 poor iime ot —-— > ~ > $v 5 - Women are not the phr- besides, the bur- den of motherhood rests upon them. berefore man should and should fight for h Otherwise, women o ble as men tn any Iin« ing. The fact that @ woman gets mar- tied does any wavy incapaci- tate “carry on” in whatever Career she mar choose A woman shovid at ali strive to n herse!f me 7 of undertak- mot in her to times keep efficient and at- taliv ~ > irl « ee Ti Ct e iv And in fustice to herseif. a wom- an should demand the right to pur- sue wtatever line of activitvy that is best sufted to her. Personally. I Know very successful are also successful in world. Also I know personally a number the old type of woman. who are allures; who are pitiably ignerant to anything pertaining to affairs mothers who the business ~ &—~ > cCutside the home Same women would be ab- he. piess were ther cast out : rid ae | their + - Tia OFF Their own resources. cannot conduct a sensible con. - ¢ on Aion ny Tine xcept ane 4 x + : ese * : 4 = 3 a s ae r ung of hotsewor!] o~ Wr : : « 7 > " “ircles of the very most select You _ _ — ~~}. 7 must trust to me _nerry. won eaded as she rose and you She p! took up her gloves and wrap it 1 cared for anyone else. You don’t. I can’t believe that Bruce Cowan means anything .o yo —not seriously. Why. the thought He's not your sort. necessary to speak of muttered. Dicky—-or ] ™— * . ee croak ~— ST) > a2 CALoOUuUg + ¥ : 7 - mpossi bie! ‘Tt isn't ruce ‘Or Cherry Harold—though them would be better than Mr. Cowan.” “I don’t want to marry anybody,” | said Cherry sullenly. “But you must, you | You promised me you'd ; a to d It would be terribie' If you refused, I ,-« kill me. It would . - ~* > ~ isappoint me o , believe it would Cherry” “OR Muzzy’ not weep the pile of bills at her elbow toppled and fell over her. must. Cherry. There's noth- fr—nothing to save us. Those How can we meet them?” papers had slipped low Cherry’s eyes. It was from a fashionable dressmak=r: “Three ball dresses for Miss Mo- 1200.” he didnt hear what ll + f the . mother t her | Was saying. Her mind was dulled by the persistent reiteration of the one The words no longer meant ing—the pleas, the prayers, even the threats. They seemed to come to her from a distance. from beyond the void that had suddenly grown between her mother’s heart and her own. And then a phrase caught her ear and concentrating with a kind Rated desperation . ~ “You've got to, Cherry.” ths voice went on. “for your sake if not for mine. Those his. He told us we could ma He wanted us to. God wouldnt have made them if what was to come. make yo" got did will frightfule—bu have the best of attention least we for him he has can do HOUGH farthest from the thoughts of the majority of wt fought for equal rights was any demand for equal Ws. under the law, that very eventuality ts Baile @ be by that email but active minority. the socalled Welnan's Party, watch out. The Woman's party its only a small organization of women—bdut so is a hornet, only a small insect’ Who doesn’t remember the pest they were with their picketics of the White House during the Wilson administration? And one is obliged to admit that equal suffrage >reb- | “Oo ably never would have been heard | been devoted te | of in some quarters if it hadn't Oe¢en blanket amer for ve Pen re te! meee the “They are but « Rand cause by their militan = = Moreover, it was the mililtan: -_ it is true, oe branch of suffragists who first es- but oye our = poused a Federal suffrage amend- paign ee a ment The Susan B. Anthony iy intrenched mendment which finally was passec |- in their new was theirs long before the more con- servative National Women's Suf- tr: Association fell in line and a +2 the militants are asking for prmacarhge in 2 Federal amendmen. «4 $350.98 all a blanket amendment. they call it. to ain a «i al po remove at ome sweep all discrim- _ meng - as nation either in favor of, or against “_— acted - ty mont and Mrs. i women, making all laws appl: apen. = we dressing wo : he a QOS ~ yee os another equally to: men and women alike; making women equally responsible ee > a for the support of the family or their husbands, for that matter; do- ing away with all legislation that has been enacted for the protection of women in industry. of wives, of widows, under the widow’s pension act: of mothers under the Shepard- Towner act and all other legisia- tion benefiting women that you can think of. “Indeed. they are te be taken seriously.” responded Mrs. Florencs Kelley, head of the National Con- sumers’ League, when asked if there was any cause for alarm. Mrs. Kelley was in St. Louis Monday ad- . * . Now and in the future. But where is the money to come from meeG 6% cw Cherry covered her ears with her fingers and rose, her eyes blinded with tears. “Don't say any more, Muzzy... Not about Dead! Ill think about it. Really I will But not now. ... Please, please” ... She felt her mother’s arm around her shoulders, but she turned awar. blindly rushing from the library and upstairs to the sanctuary of Ser own Post-Dispatch. Has a mince pie real food value? ANSWER : Yes, mince meat “like Mother used to make’ contains beef, apples, raisins and other body-building ingredients. You can be sure of all of these in a ee i ens - there was a pun) tor. Were pottering of all except one” except one” het oe * ae f are but 2 sma!!. F ask all discriminatory liegisla- ing women are just a one of the small group ” little In- gent out to inform an In- Rain that since polygamy Gutiawed, he must get rid one of his wives.” related “The chief was a big gte of a man, but pointin gvam where his plural about in inquired: Put ‘em You tell ‘em. ‘em" be exclaimed and riding away on his« fleet And the puny little In- left alone. decided dis- the better part of valor @ fram the situation. fell “em.” added Senator ‘20U tell the Woman's there across the unmconcern, he s*Treet unrepre- of women” blanket Federa! amend - cominued Mrs. Kel. ‘No distinction S@xes sha)! “8 Or any pila Te - it Wo bet ween eXist in the ce subject ta | ould, accord- opinion, inevitably re- have gained in the way 7 es of ordinary for 20 years. - Louis. ' Phone Tyler 2582 the four and yolks of the eggs; add three tablespoons of the juice of mind he should emprha- a Wemen's , . ‘he cranberries; add this to the berries and simmer for three words “in every way” and So” make ads or tarts Th lies to every peed, men- r how “stuck up” that Mrs. New'+. ity. Nel r ‘tal or physical. This general sur- a Str m butter end vanilla and set aside t cool. Turn is more efficacious ‘shan ie Ge efexntiors tite gg :. filling — Geep pie crust gece, Aa como cover with meringue : : . : made from stiffly beaten whites eggs and powdered woman is to i >itpe, se thar —— Bis _ Place i : sugar. the censured, [I thin ht thee ‘ene ee eee a) eee h im cool.even to set and slightly brown the meringue. Bimped br the giver of the | , = a * lath Peis “ae There is a real difference in Cranberries. Insist on getting “Eatmer” brand wed ts, and many hae —— iia Re gTow their house may be kept “sr span.” if a woman refuses to 6

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tb que tou te Wer Cemated in doing away with Cf , protecting women in in- ‘ok of them also. They at'the headquar- g on the job, all the P 4 ep of keen, resourceful, l ropose f F 7 { women who have been We fp influencing Senators messmen in the past as they sabilities i) - the interviewer of a story related by + % — r y T Spencer illustrative of the summers League Appr eet to this »f Campaign Being um'ttes frome the League of ? ‘Voters’ convention just ended oman’s Party. , were callitg upon him - 5) | support of certain legis- ; women. He offered wtion that women of another were asking for the re- fall discriminatory legisla- eting women. i od ty are just a small group B” one of the committee — Se vor TT! te Martyn. | ee oughts of the majority of wo any demand for equal DISABIL ituality is liable to be wished re so-called Woman's Party, if v ~ Mere Was a puny little In- at sent out to inform an In- fain that since polygamy ‘Outlawed, he must get rid fone of his wives,”’ related lor. “The chief was a big ute of a man, but pointing m where his plural Were pottering about in Upeoncern, he inquired: dressing women’s organiz the interest of getting repra tives to attend the Mississippi ley conference on women inf try to be held in Chicago Ja 5, 6 and 7, and I knew thatg recent annual meeting of hem ganization considerable timeg, been devoted to discussion blanket amendment. 4 “They are but a handful of} an, it is true,” added Mrs. “but their power to organize paign is unlimited. They are ly intrenched there in Washi in their new headquarters 0& presented by Mrs. O. H. P. Bi right at the back door of gressional Office buildings. 7 have money. They were raise $85,000 in one day towar year’s budget which they plage Slanket Federal amend- $150,006, all to be devoted tOmi¥ ask,” continued Mrs. Kel- one purpose of equalizing the gage ‘No distinction between They have the fortunes of Mreaaet shall exist in the mont and Mrs. Havemeyer @ “sor any place subject to upon. These two are Spemmtion.’ It would, accord- money for nothing else. ™ opinion, inevitably re- doubtedly they have great mamMpm have gained in the way = | except one? =You tell ’em. bem” he exclaimed and & riding away on his fleet » And the puny little In- mt left alone, decided dis- the better part of valor med fram the situation. etell em,” added Senator 70U ‘tell the Woman's Pthere across the street ate but a small, unrepre- oy of women.” | away because similar standards do not ex- | ist for men is to lower the standard | | all along the line. | | Acheson said at our annual meeting, brought | Support thein families. Government spent $1,420,000 in be-! infancy | “Wye otallexcept one? Put ‘em ° of laws for the protection of women | women shall | in industry. To insist not have jabor laws because men do not have them is to make women dependent upon the workingmen and deny them the’right to better condi- them. | tions unless men agree with Where is the equality in that? I am not’ equal to you unless I have the right to differ from you. protective laws for women, As Attorney Dean it is as foolish as it would have been to get women equal suffrage by taking away the vote from men.” The effect of the blanket amend- ment would be to destroy and throw into confusion existing good laws, but would not correct numerous inequalities which ihe Woman's party cites in indictments of state codes. The effect upon th: illegitimate child, for example would be to remove all responsibility for the child, since in many states the father now has no legal respon- | sibility. ' . y “Last year in New York City we | worth of | back husbands. $2,000,000 runaway making them half of the maternity and bill and 43 states accepted this great life-saving measure with due appro- | priations. These sums would have been saved and this work would not have been done under the proposed blanket amendment.” “But can it not be shown that these women are insincere in their misguided undertaking?’’ asked the interviewer. ‘‘Are they not just pro- fessiona) agitators bent only upon handling the Jarge funds at their disposal and deluding their benefac- tors? Isn’t it possible there are antisuffragists lined up with them bent only upon discrediting the suf- frage cause?’ “Oh, no,’ responded Miss Kelley. “They are sincere. Alice Paul whose word is law to the whole or- ganization is hei as i lief that enfranchisement is the only ~*~ al in me Wash With Staufer’s # that do the weeslr remain white ane’ White—because > e has the effect of e ig Untired—becausé iy BS are washed per- fectly clean with q aa , And—Staufer’s myhe sc cake does the work of from *s of ordinary laundry soap. ™ for 20 years. Over one million ® Louis. If your dealer © Tyler 2582 2630 University : 4 my smooth that it _ st. Louis, Mo. TABLETS was asked to speak to a most of the! i and i not want to | theory. ee a ee thing which matters: that with en- franchisement the individual wom- an is able to fight her own battles. She got that philosophy from Mrs. Pankhurst, who was an exponent of | the school of John Stuart Mill and those economists who were radical for their time, a generation ago. One of the tenets held to.by that school To take was that freedom -and_ individual rights included the Siahts of em- ployers to conduct their businesses as they pleased. Once in England ] group un- der the leadership of Mrs. Pank- hurst upon my particular theme, conditions in industry, and when in the discourse I pictured some of the |} existing horrors, Mrs. Pankhurst ob- jected, saving they wanted to hear nothing like that, since many of her contributors were large employers manufacturers, whom she did alienate. “It was her belief that the lack of the vote was woman's only disabil- ity. Alice Paul and her followers now consistently hold to the same What is good for the goose is good for the gander, they think. “Why,” added Mrs. Kelley, “there is even a faction in the League of | | Women Voters who tend toward the The Federal) | same theory. The effect of the reso- lution offered at the last convention and sponsored by Mrs. Catt herself | | that every other interest except that of extending political rights be aban- doned by the league, would tend to the same result. The resolution was laid over for a year and I believe due consideration will bring women to the conclusion that they do not want to abandon their phil- | | And so on. anthropic work. I am sure it is phil- anthropic work which appeals to women more than mere rights to sit on juries and hold political offices. “You are mistaken if you think it | is resources of capital which in- fluence the women back of the “blanket amendment,” she con- tinued. “‘There are wholly disinter- ested women in the Woman’s party, women of independent means, neith- e1 paying in, nor in the pay of the the | — —_ whe are amendment organization, this blanket the name of equality. the abstract theory and ness upon women. “We regard them as a dangerous force,”’ so much so that at the annual meeting of the Consumers’ League recently we devoted the greater part of our time to devising ways and means of offsetting this propaganda. ‘It is noted, however,” added Mrs. Kelley, ‘“‘that recently, in ot overwhelming opposition, are rather reeeding from their insist- ence upon a blanket amendment and concede a willingness to work for equalization laws, one at a time. If they stick to that program, upon many measures we are with thern. We want equal guardianship laws in all states. on juries. We the social service. property rights. and medical schools open to women. As it is now, certain institutions are held exempt from taxation on the We want equal ground that they are for public edu- | cation, when they are not public, since they bar women. “If they stick to a trying to equalize the laws in sec- tions, we do not believe they can succeed, although we will have to be on watch all the time. Any bill which attacks the foundation of the family will bring into action the well-organized Catholic interests. Any bill which attacks the rights of women in industry will bring into action other powerful organizations, program of “Already, though, a blanket amendment equalizing women has been made law in Wisconsin. The first case under this law to reach the Supreme Court has just been handed down and the verdict just now is giving pause to our equality enthusiasts. A Mrs. Jahn, it seems, signed surety deeds for her husband and both have lost everything they possessed. The provision requiring advocating | purely in| They cling to | refuse to admit that in the name of equality | they would enforce a new subjective- | the face | they | We want the right to sit | want free access to | We want all law | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922,

W that it often is the worst thing possi- ble to try to fly from danger until you know what. and where the dan- ger is. So she flattened herself closer to the ground and remained right where she was. Imagine, if you can, how she felt when a mo- ment or two later a hunter with a terrible gun walked out from among the bushes into that little open place. knew he was a hunter because she knew-all about terrible guns. Her heart almost stopped beating. There she was, right in the middle of that, little open place, and there, only. a few feet away, stood that hunter with his terrible gun. He had not seen her. Mrs. Grouse knew that. He didn’t suspect that she was there. But he might see her any instant, and if he did she would have no chance at all. There were no trees or bushes for hereto dart behind when she took to her wings. That hunter would have a perfectly clear shot and cculd hardly miss her. It was a tight place. Yes, sir, it was a tight place. Mrs. Grouse couldn't remember ever having been illite cient See oceania — OPP PEEP I PICO Te — i. —_— ee eee ll aXIms Of fee PrYTYITIiiiiir titi | | — ’ eeeeee . en = _---—~_—- Maid Love letters are like those unexploded * up on battlefields; many are harmless enough, but every now and then one blows off the roof, and you never know which kind you're keeping. she possesses her husband's complete confidence, and an- otner woman says tnat she wishes she could say as much—well, the only answer is the one made by Tom Reed: “Why CAN’T you?” ‘ying to restrain a man’s exuber- ant taste in dress is Tike trying to keep a puppy from chewing shoes ——gentle measures are ineffectual, drastic ones brutal, and it can’t be done, anyhow! The particularly saccharine sentl- ments on the season’s first batch of Christmas cards will please all of us who like to do our Christmas shopping early. After first sharing every item of suburban scandal their wives have told them the night before, it-is the consensus of ovinion . among the commuting coteries of the smoking car that all women are born gossips —just naturally can’t help it! When a woman has reached the point where she is absolutely certain how her husband will act in every HEN a woman explains that: given situation, it’s high time for him to act differently and give her a thrill! Parting young lovers is easy enough in New York. All Father Capulet need do is to move to Two Hundred and Forty-second street, while Father Montague hies him to Rockaway Park. The romance of Romeo and Juliet would never sur- vive such a commutation schedule. A wife is a person who takes the “man” out of all “mandates” in the home. : When a man promises that he'll do “anything” for a girl, she’s a wise. young woman if she lets it go at that—-and doesn’t take any chances on performance! (Copyright. 192.) After one year and a half on Arizona’s Board of Pardons and Pa- roles, Miss Elsie Toles declares that the present method of dealing with criminals is wrong. Many Chinese mothers dress their boy babies as girls in the hope of *ooling the evil spirits. ~ — in a tighter place. ‘ eri on (Copyright, 1922.) Buy unripe, sour Grapefruit when you can get Now Arriving in this Market Buy it by the box—it will keep for weeks Wholesale Distributor: : _Scalzo-Gunn-Fiorita Fruit Co. - i eee ‘ATWOOD GRAPEFRUIT Ripe, Juicy and of the’ Finest Flavor,bearing the Atwood Trade-Mark On every wrapper. a _ — CL Cup & Fringe All Colors INCLUDING Gray and White A of the finest hair nets money can buy—especially packed in a handsome red Christmas wallet, orna- mented in gold. What gift could be more sensible, more seasonable, more thoughtful of a dainty woman’s wishes! cA delightful gift for every woman on your Christmas list ! an Single & Double Mesh HAIR NET S. S. KRESGE CO. Green Front, 616 Washington Red Front, Cor. 6th and Washington ~+ oo Sieh ae + APR ERE 1e — eo eh @ tree te Fe @ -8 rs owe , ow -_ wyerechang 4 a carat ae ~ eee ee ee See ee “- See ae ale ek Ae A NE A TCI CGR ee AE OM nl elit) Mg o

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Grimm, you know a TO e ; GET THE SU EME GRe& LAPD 1WESS ANS SEE THe Alleys, also Troll & mean pill ‘lot of fairy tales. BS WEBBING ~ CONTENT HENT t\ ae { FACS OF A —— : —————= Look AT HIS HAPPY OA) WS FEATURES. e re wo HAPPY MAA. METROPOTITAN MOVIEFS—BY GENE CARR EXPRESSION. His LIFE. . erat ee — . MUTT AND JEFF—A BROKE - i i Kote = Re Ae ae —- — MOVIE OF A MAN ARRIVING HOME EARLY (FOR ONCE)—By BRIGGS ee STORIES LISTENS , NO ANSWER, No ANSWER. , Ags fr CALLS AGAIN Listens , ANSWER A LITTLE mMoRC ” } LOUDER IN TENTLCY be 7 | | 1 | ' | ( | enteemercemimnie ) 4 2 a a —— T Con- (FOR Te LUVA DY], _ (ive Never WN BEAR ae a - PNUE S Mike » nope VY SCETS \ TreEaTEeD LUCY HER . hey, Here tveé Pcen PACING SHE HASNT 4 ae Sour. AND BEEN HURT HOUR { gh hoe ty! OR SOmCc- * Ze % WONDE | WORK IG ania sacs il You Ven T Totac di GO veT A VWF T a “ANS, FELLA i ) 7 Km Ovv . — \ BouT * YouR CUING { ouT ~ : : } rs = ay “ a 4 oe ae Zz ee as « _ — . P| Seo a i a nous VL een irTning in tne » on . = Prony Mrs. Lé VYINSKY ~vitea of the —_ 4 +. ; P _ — io weaiiny white-goods it orter, had c 9 ‘3, + passed away, Nowing r return + ,. = C 1 Southern trip ~ - -_ - , T a ca re we oY & x tn ne nar] . bere husband ¢ a) ™ Thow «a Sa ai — Ou a if . 3 anced ami looked face of ised. Tt) " . + . r As K | Di itt t che ‘ ‘ arr or ? ¢ Vy : % - se . , : r? . 4 t ‘ ie ‘ YI 4 + . - a -"-* . . , ry 7 , . } } . i Hi 4 I: w — «@ a,3i = ' cr re r > = r€ Lien ne i °” qu this issed cou im zg , | ick to Khe Jt k y— T ‘ acé for a Southern white , in to e—where th rrer pur cr or herif |sells it.” ‘ " band ~~ . ; : . = - | oo. + - Ps * ae - s ee me] vs 4 aor es > 3 - re ge, ort rey eee 8 3 ae t : Bea a a. *, aa 2 * r - > res ae oy ~ + te and SUNDAY’S “VOL. 75. NO. 10 FMOTIONAL IN COURT SLAYER 1S, Spectators at Trial Turctirsky Tears by Sons of ant’s Wife. VERDICT REA IN 25 Jeweler Has Yet Charge of Killing Sam Pomerantz, Same Time. A scene of unusual eé eurred in Circuit Jud courtroom today when a one ballot, returned a ve quittal of Frank Turchi of.1419 Market street, w 278 1921, shot and kil 2s. Sam Pomerantz as “weir efforts to extort him. His trial was on a murder charge for shooti The trial attracted a) of attention among ort who filled the courtroom that Judge Hogan, sensi of Se ceteatii, claaail tified that a verdict reached. When announcement dict had been made, the thrown open and the ¢ in behind Turchinsky’'s three children. Despite she had been told what joyful news, Mrs. Ture in moaning, sobbing. an her hands, supported on by friends. Spectators Moved to She insisted upon rectly to the jurors and voice made imcvherent began to thank and bil what they had done for husband at her side tri what she was saying and ity of her feelings so im jurors that the entire tears. Even counsel, a courtroom exhibitions o were visibly moved. Sy wept. One of the jurors said been impressed by the e Standing of the «nu nesses who testified as insky’s good character a his wife, whose name featedly besmirched by who were killed. Anoth marked: “I think Turchi have had a meda}.”’ Turchinsky has yet for kjlling Mrs. Pome counse! said that their d will be simular to that a the trial just Closed—t imsky Was in jeopardy @a Killing of the woman his defense against dang The case went to the j a M. ard the verdict e minutes Judge Hog tions made no mention o advanced by the défense ‘@Hhuating cr cumstance a to by the State as no de Turshinsky’s Version of Yesterday. Turchinsky and his w day gave their version dents leading’ up to the Turthinsky described ft of his shooting. Pomeran Umony in substance was The dayi after the met Mr and Mrs. Pom rong Daan fot war orph -*, ir. and Mrs. Pome “pen the Turchinskys fon mg sParture. borrow are. The two rome from the same di tla—Kiey. Called and Obtained Tchad days later, Mrs. wo MZ a tale of hard A obtained a loan of - Turchinsky.‘ Then cave Pomerantz. $250 wit *stablish a cleaning bus © months, Pomerants ness for $500, the ‘BMderstood, but did not $250 joan. Instead Makeg Turchinsky for $ tlona | With which to *ss which was offe Turchinsk y was in @ the money. but his mst it. whereupon P marked: “we do not you mage wal Store,” and further upon Mrs. Turchi Tr. Ehe has three - . Witnesses hare : | t 8004 character, Ohided About ‘ Within a few days a