St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 17, 1922

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* ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ 4 Si a ee a ee — Oe ee Ten Thousand _ Offers Today! To Serve, Employ, Board, Rent, Sell, Buy, Teach, Loan, Etc. ESTATE AND WANT Pages ee Sunday Post- FIRST NEWS SECTION, SKCUNI, NEWS sracTioNn THIRD NEWS SbhOOCTHON ON, 5 ON, 10 SIXTH NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES, WANT SECTION, 12. PAGES. REA TATE ‘TION, 8 PAGES. R AVUIE SEC ION, 6 PAGES. SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 20 PaG 3 COMIC SECTION, 8 PAG age ’ 4 ‘, PRICESCENTS - fj 59 a CH PAGES 1—12. mag ‘ . T. LOUIS POST-DISP - ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 19 JURY IN. TEARS = ISSIN SHOOTS PRESIDENT OF LAND INBACK AT ART EXHBITION ——$—————————— mes e gt. Circling Throng to sition in Rear, ee Bullets Into Body ae Gabriel Narutowicz, | Fist President of the oli I Republic. at 99 'VOLSTEAD LAW IS inustnusrentos POINCARE INFORMALL (SOUNDED BY AMERICA ean ces: ON REPARA TIONS AID Emotion of Wife of Frank This observation was made yester- f Turchinsky on His Beitig|wnose court ai! of the violations or AREFK P ATRI ARCH’S LAST RESIDENT OF ‘souri are tried, when attorneys asked | | RANSAS ZOWN —_s GLIMPSES OF ithe Volstead law in Eastern Mis- leave to have reviewed the refusal | | AT THE AGE OF 62 |of the National Prohibition Commis- | EXPULSION FROM | Special to the Post-Dispatch. THAT H HE SALINA, Kan., Dec. 16.—George | , . PART ONE POST-DISPATCH WILL GIVE SECOND SERIES OF SYMPHONY CONCERTS FOR CHILDREN ' 4) Li Ne LOG: RAMs batts aett ajinitiiail He Hands Volume to Lawyers to | Seek a Provision, Asserting | AFTER ACQUITTAL IN MURDER CASE: " Louis, the Post-Dispatch today ‘grams. We shall see that the schools ‘announces a second series of five are given the programs ahead cf Saturday morning concerts to be ‘time, so that the children mav study given by the Symphony Orchestra them os under the direction of Rudolph POG URRE dM: eee el eat ip aii Ganz. They will be known as the | now greatiy the children appr ciate Post-Dispaich.free childrems con- |ipne The Pose-Dispatch's ‘certs. re } - ¥ ee ee ee ee . spices of the Post-Dispatch, he con- ducted last season five matinee con- certs for children tn Kansas City, and is giving three more of the «arre sort this year in that city. In addi- tion. children’s concerts are to he made a new feature on the o-ches- tra’s spring tour, during which nvear- morning, | President ‘the series for ; Besides the five programs ’ ’ : | ; ; ; ’ ; ly every matinee concert will be de-. signed for young music lovers. Programs to Be Printed in Advance. The programs, with notes on the various sejections, will be printed well in advance, so that the boys and girls may inform themselves b°fore | high schools for 10 years. | last year’s Post-Dispatch concerts we and | concerning nurmbers them, and s80 the concerts which interest grams. Officials of the Symphony ’ ’ ’ i that! had 58 or 60 such orchestras, > i Sseassin’s act is looked upon (teachers may have an opportunity to|there are 79 now, with 15 or 20) to the motivation of his/ give instructfton regarding the pro-| schools on the waiting list for oth-_ | ; Or- | ‘chestra and the schools concurred/all their time supervising tragedy spread | yesterday in the statement that the chestras.”’ musical appreciation of school chii- | dren, stimulated by the gserles of|intendent of the Catholic | how to arrange this would be for the School Board’s determination. This | would aid in the study of the music (and in the discipline. The children were well behaved last year, though , of course there was a tittle disturb- ance.”’ Increased Interest in Music. Oliver F. Richards, chairman | ‘the board of the Symphony Society, said: “I think these concerts have awakened a great deal of interest in musical education and given the children a vista of a higher mu- sical realm than they would en- counter in the ordinary curriculum. I hope the time will come when ‘children can be given as thorough .an education in music as in the es- sentials. This year’s concerts will be another step toward the realiza- ition of that ideaT”’ Rosskopf of the Board of Education said: ““Any concert by the Symphony Orchestra would be instructive and educational. I think children is a good thing, for |] know anything more wholesome for children than to learn to appreciate music. Inte- dont est in musie, especially in orchestral | music, has been growing in the high and grade schools lately, though this has been noted for several years. I think the children’s concerts last vear fostered this. The concerts took hold of the children last vear and gave them a greater interest in mu- sic, and it stands to reason thelr in- terest will be increased even more this. vear.”’ Eugene M. Hahnel, music of the public schools, said: “The spirit of the children concern- ing these concerts is delightful. They enjoyed and appreciated the con- certs last year immensely, es- pecially the talks by Mr. Ganz. If we get the programs in advance we will give appreciation lessons from them. The love of good music has been stimulated by those concerts, which were correlated wonderfully with the musical work in the schools. Classes in Music Appreciation. ‘We have classes in musical ap- preciation, memory for music all kinds of phonogaph wok, all graded. We haVe had orchestras fn the seventh and eighth grades and ers, because we cannot supply super- vision. Three of my assistants spend the or- Rev. Father James Murray, super- concerts last year, will be increased | schools, said: “I am heartily in favor ‘even more by the second series. of these concerts. Director Ganz said: “The principal, anything in the line of classical] mu- thing about this second Christmas | sic, especially in an age like this. I gift of the Post-Dispatch to the chil-|am very interested in dren of St. Louis that makes it even more welcome than the first, is that it makes one hope these concerts will be made a permanent instit:ition. I hope I shall be able to arrive at the work .of the Symphony Orchestra, and have no doubt that the concerts will be of great benefit to the children. I think the children’s taste has been vitiated in recent years.” —— MAKES $30,000 IN 30 SECONDS ON N. Y. EXCHANGE, REPORT SAYS Speculator Establishes Quick Repu- tation for Alertness When Oil Dividend is Announced, Special! to the Post-Dispatch "NEW YORK. Dec. 16.—All rec- ords for quick turns and nimble trading on the stock exchange were broken today by Joe Manning, cred- ited. with being one of the most alert traders in the histery of the exchange. Manning grasped specu- lative potentialities of the Pan- American Petroleum Co.'s declara- tion of a 20 per cent stock divi- dend and the raising of the annual dividend of its subsidiary, Mexican Petroleum,.to a 6 per cent basis. When the opening gong sounded, Manning was in tne middie of the Pan-American crowd. ‘ “T bid 80 for 6000 shares of Pan- American,” he cried. . “Sold.” said the broker beside him. Within 30 seconds, so the mem- bers with stop watches say, the bid price was 86. “Sold.” said Manning. And a mo- ment later the price was 85%. It was a mere flash in the pan. The stock dropped back to 83. But in half a minute, Manning had clean- ed up a profit of $30,000. ‘ i ' | FAT LOUISIANA ‘POSSUM FOR PRESIDENT'S XMAS RECEIVED Honey Honeycutt, Modestly Describ- ing Himself as “Champion Hun- ter of the South,” Is Donor. By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.——-Christ- mas gifts for the White House al- ready are arriving, and a parcel post bundle received today contained one bewhiskered and very fat ‘possum. It was sent to the President by Honey Honeycutt of Westlake, La., who modestly described himself as “Champion ‘possum hunter of the South.” At least four "possums were re- vceived and furnished White House hospitality at Thanksgiving, along with a variety of turkey, ducks and other like edibles. ‘LIGHT FALL OF SNOW LAST NIGHT Flakes, Wet and Clinging and Melted Rapidly. | $now which began falling early last night left a thin coating of white by midnight. The flakes, wet and clinging, melted almost as rapidly as they fell earlier in the evening but later, formed a slippery surface of negligible depth. Snow flurries are forecast for today. just | of | supervisor of. and | Before. parochia| | I am in favor of) Quarrel With Latter. The jury and most of 200 specta- tors in Circuit Judge Hogan's court- room were moved to tears yesterday 'at the emotional demonstration with Frank Turchinsky re- which Mrs. ceived the acquitta) of her husband, 7 4 a jeweler, at 1419 Market street, of a charge of murder based upodr his shooting of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pom: in A 1921, they tried to extort money from him. ugust, when erantz The courtroom had WSKeen cleared e ‘ for announcement of the verdict, ar- rived at by the jury In a single bal- lot. Then t! room were reopened and Mrs. Tur- the head of a large number of Jews who had at- doors of the court- - chinsky came in at find any provision for what you ask. “It is a largé document—that vol- ume of the Volstead law. It. re- minds me of Hamlet’s remark ‘Philosophy.’ Take it and read You will require lots of time.” The lawyers, after much search- | ing, found what they interpreted to be the necessary provision, and | showed it to Judge Faris. “Very well,’ ‘said the Judge. “Now, Supposing I should’ entertain petition, how could I find jurisdic- tion,gto reach the Commissioner who is in Washington? I might just as well write him a letter.” Fhe lawyers sugested that the Na- tional Prohibition Commissioner might be reached through the Mpis- sourl director of. national prohibi- tion enforcement, and time to consult the law further. RELATIVES HOPEFUL FOR your tended the trial, two children at her | and a third in her arms. kissed her husband fondly and then went to the jurors standing in a froup at the side. Even Lawyers Are Moved. Seizing one by the hand, she be- ,gan to thank and bless them. and over, she told them what good men they were, what a good man her husband was and how overjoved she was that they,had restored him to her and her children. Her emo- tion mounted and her words became incoherent, but her show of joy was so great that jurors and spectators wept. Even lawyers. accustomed to such scenes, were moved. Turchinskyvy. however, must face trial for killing of Mrs. Pomerantz. His counsel will contend that the killing of Mrs. Pomerantz was part of an event for which he already has been placed in jeopardy. The Turchinskys’ Story. As related by Turchinsky and his wife on the stand, the events pre- ceding the killing of Mr. and Mrs. Pomerantz were as follows: Both couples were from the same district of Russia. They met in 1920 at a benefit ball for war orphans and the following day, Mr. and Mrs. Pomerantz called inskys. When they departed they ‘borrowed $1 for carfare. There was no work, thev said, and they were near want. Within a few days Mrs. Pomerantz borrowed $25 from Mrs. and Mrs. Turchinsky “Tt is no disgrace; I my- ‘self know what want is.” Then Turchinsky gave Pomerantz skirts -Turchinsky told her: She) Over | upon the Turch- | $250 | RECOVERY OF WALLACE REID Iliness of Film Star Said to Be Due to Use of Stimulants—Frederal Agents Investigating. Special to the Post-Dispatch LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16.—Wallace Reid, film star, is in a hospital here, making what is declared by his wife. |'Mrs. Dorothy Davenport Reid, to be a fight for his life. not vet assured, though Mrs. Reid and her mother, Mrs. Alice Daven- port, are hopeful that he will re- cover his professional faculties. They spoke today of plans to nurse him back to health, to dismiss the two male nurses who i have been in close attendance upon | him for several weeks. Two physicians are in charge of the case. ! Reid's breakdown, ‘alcoholic and other stimulants. Since ithis has been learned, | of the Federal Government have ra- |newed the effort to stop the opera- tions of persons selling ‘members of the Hollywood movie | colony. condition were to the effect that rstudio lights had impaired his eye- ‘sight, and that he had gone to the | He returned from the | | mountains. 'mountains to enter a hospital. CATHOLIC PRELATE INCLUDED AMONG ITALY'S NEW SENATORS with which to start a cleaning busti- | /ness. Pomerantz. sold it months for $500, but did not repay the loan. Instead he insky to lend him $1090 more to buy another business. Turchinsky—‘he said—was willing, but Mrs. insky said: ‘‘No, they have not re- paid the first money.” Pomerantz said: ‘We did not ask you for the money you made walking Market street, husband made in the store.”’ Turchinsky ordered them “YSa.do not know your wife,’’ said in parting. Question About Mortgage. A few days later a son of Nathan Broddon, a shoe dealer of 1109 Mar- ket street, appeared at the jewelry store. “Why did you take that mortgage from my mother?” he asked. “What mortgage?” Turchinsky de- manded.’ “The mortgage for $1800 which my mother gave to you before she died and tol@ you to collect and send to the old country. Sam Pom- erantz said so and Sam Pomerantz knows; he is your friend.” The next day Turchinsky went to the Broddon place. Nathan Broddon told him that Sam Pomerantz had said that shortly before her death Mrs. Broddon had told him that she had given the mortgage to Turchin- sky. He sald also that he had prom- ised he would give Pomerantz $500 if he regained the mortgage. Sam Pomerantz and his wife were in the Broddon home. Refused to Go Before Rabbi. “You lie,”’ ‘Turchinsky said to Pomerantz. There Was a quarrel. Turchinsky proposed that they go to a Rabbi and standing before “the black candles” relate their story. He explained in testifying that some orthodox Jews believe that contro- versies related before the black can- Continued on Page 2, Column 8. out. they asked Turch- } was always good that way.” his wife) Turch- | but for money your | in two If Pope Consents Bishop of Trent) Will Be First to Sit as Suc. Since 1870. ' By the Associated Press. ROME, Dec. 16.—Premier Mur- solinit has included among the new Senators Monsignor Endric!, Bishop ‘of Trent, who, if the Pope consents | will be the first Catholic prelate :o sit in the Italian Senate since the Vatican's fall from temporal power 'in 1879. Another new Senator Gen. Debono, director general of police. “The post of Governor of Tripol! has been offered by Mussolini to Dr. Valo Balbo, one of the three chief commanders of the Fascist! militia. WHISKY IN NURSING BOTTLES Dry Agents Investigating .Alleged Service of Scotch at Banquet. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, Dac. 16.—A banquet of the New England Road Builders’ As- sociation Thursday at which“Scotch whisky is alleged to have been served in nursing bottles to the 1000 diners is being investigated. Prohibition Agent James P. Rob- erts said that several members of his staff had been-.assigned to the task of investigating who was re- sponsible for the alleged serving of liquor. RAIL LABOR BOARD . MEASURE oy Senate Bill Calls for Abolithment of Body. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—A bill to abolish the Railway Labor Board and give railway wage jurisdiction to the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion, was introduced today by Sen- ator King, Democrat, Utah. to | Horatio—‘You will find more things | jin Heaven and earth than in your | (ie ' requested The outcome is | { after some further ,improvement should make it possible ' | it has become) | known, was due in part to the use of | local officers | drugs to) Early announceneents as to Reid's | is | | American Delegation at Lau- sanne Voices Protest, De- claring Deportation of Orthodox Church Head Would Be an Act of “In- | tolerable Injustice.” OIL FIELDS SOURCE OF | ANOTHER DISPUTE ; Turks Seem Determined Not to Yield on Either Ques-| Leader | tion; Declares | _ They Have Done Nothing but Make Concessions. By the Associated Press. LAUSANNE, Dec. 16.—Voicing the sentiment widespread through the United States, the American delega- |tlon today entered a protest at the Lausanne conference against “the Turkish plan to expel the Greek Pa- .triarch from Constantinople. No de- ;reached by the delegates. The dispute over the Mosul oll flelds, suddenly brought to the front again by the British memorandum insisting on Great Britain's manda- tory rights, has likewise made no progress toward settlement. Riza Nur Bey, the Turkish leader, informed the Associated Press to- night that Turkey would yield on neither of these questions—the Pa- triarch mus® go, and Mosul must be recognized as Turkish. “We have done nothing except make concessions since our arrival,”’ he asserted. The American delegation declared {n its statement that “‘an intolerable injustice would be done,” if Turkey insisted on expelling the Greek Pa- triarch. Turkey’s New Arguments. Turkey brought forward new argu- {ments today to support her decision ‘that the head of the Orthodox Church must be deported. > A Turkish delegate explained that former privileges held by non-Mos- ‘lem communities sprang from the ‘ancient Ottoman empire, which was a Theocratic empire. But now had ‘come the separation of the Caliphate | trom the state, abolition -of the /monarchy and the establishment of /a purely democratic regime. Hence ‘the reliigous leaders of the various ‘communities could exercise no right or privileges, except spiritual. As the Tyrkish Government's re- lations with philanthropic, charitable and other kinds of institutions, he ‘added, would henceforth be Airectly with these institutions, the clergy and heads of the Institutions would have to think only of religious mat- ters. ‘Tiberty of worship,” continue’ the delegate, “will permit the fol- ‘lowers of different religions to enjoy ‘the same freedom of their religious ‘aspirations as exists in countries like |England, France and America; the new Turkish regime will give reli- | gion a new aspect in obliging the clergy to remain strictly within the doman. of religion.” vs Turks’ argument insists that the Patriarchate, which up to the present has been, in the Turkish view, “an institution of a political rather than a religious character,” should be transferred outside of Tur- key because its attitude and’. polf~y in the past would prevent it from adapting itself to the new order of things. The suppression of a political privilege of the Patriarchate and the | institutions surrotnding it, the Turks ‘contend, would entirely remove the ‘reason for its existence. | ?Pransfer Called a Necessity. Discontinuance of the temporal privileges of the clergy and the trans- fer of the Patriarchate beyond the Turkish frontier, it is declared, is a necessity as Inevitable for Turkey as . ‘one in ty that lost out in the march of progress. There once were stores, elevators and residences and the Union Pacifle trains stopped there regularly. Sarver went to Marydel 20 years ago and bought a store, and while he re- manied longer than the other mer- chants, he eventually was forced to 'quit, but continued to live there. the buildings | were removed or vacated, except the. and he) Several ytars ago which Sarver lived, became the town’s only citizen. Sar- ver has no relatives here, an uncle who came with him having been killed by a train 18 years ago. Mary- del now is not even a whitsling sta- tion. At one time it was said to have had 200 inhdbitants. . oe ee ee ie ee ee “UNCLE JOE” CANNON CALLS ON HARDING “TO CHEER HIM UP” Representative Steadman, Democrat, Goes Along—DiIsplay Cigars, | Gifts, as Proof of Success. Special ta the Post-Dispatch. ‘ WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—A non- partsan effort to cheer up the Presi- dent was made today by “Uncle Joe’’ Cannon and Representative C. 'M. Steadman, Democrat, North Car- ‘olina, two of the oldest members of ithe House, who obtained black ci- ‘gars for their interest In Mr. Hard- ‘ing’s feelings. | “We thought Mr. Harding was get- ting lonely,” “Uncle Joe” explained, ‘as he left the executive offices, ‘‘and | well.’’ | The former Speaker guiled a fat lcigar from his vest pocket and dis- |played it as evidence of the success ‘of the mission, saying the President {had given it to him. FIRST WOMAN SUPREME COURT JUDGE TAKES OATH OF OFFICE |Miss Florence E. Allen to Assume | Duties on Ohio Bench on Jan. 1, Next. | By the Agsociated Press. | COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 16.—Miss Florence E. Allen, Cleveland, elected an Associate Justice of the Ohio Su- preme Court at the November elec- tion, took the oath of office here to- day. She will be the first woman in the world to sit as a Judge in such ,a court, it is said. She was a Judge of the City Common Pleas Court, Cleveland, having been elected to that position two years ago in No- | vember. As.a tribute to Judge Allen, 24 common pleas jurists, five Appellate Judges, a Probate Judge and a Mu- nicipal Judge journeyed here today from all over the State and received their oaths of office at a joint cere- mony. It is said this is the first time such an affair has been held in the history of the State. CLOUDY AND COLDER TODAY, WITH FLURRIES OP SNOW THE TEMPERATURES. ‘ 5 . Ww 4 and é vicinity: Cloudy and ¥ : » » _ ee » oe io ~ Continued on Page 2, Column, © — eres — ee Sunday Circulation Is More Than 410,000 — Exceeding t te — es . —_——$—$—————— "an - Stare $ . on . . Hey Xf - - a 2 sie * ew Slates ® " “> 2 ; ; 4 Ss p & pre ss ew oe Sa - I a . “ -, i ae ae ci si, . "a 7 % ‘ Q ¥ rs P cake Soe he ~~. ' Sage eae "3 . 7 ar : £ «x , n | Genre | se Rate te 3 " +¥, ; PS Ny Rt aaeer. tas 7k yh 4. J tee ts Pa Se rea . ¥ a fk, eas ney.» ae ae tad r : we merely called to try to cheer him ‘cision on this important matter was up, and I think we succeeded fairly She assumes her office Jan, Paris Dispatch Announcing Matter Has Been Taken ) Up With French Premier, _ | However, Fails to Break Silence at Washington as to Details of Proposal. CAN’T BE CONDUCTED ' _ ON STAGE, THEY SAY Most Speculation at Capital | | Has to Do With Possible ’ _ International Agreement _ on Germany’s Capacity “to: Pay. re By the Associated Press. > WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-+A stone wall of official silence still swur- rounds administration purposes with regard to American aid in the Ger- man reparations deadlock. The one hint allowed to escape from the lips of responsible officials today was negative at best. It Im- plied that decisions as to the Gov- ernment’s course still were to be made, and was coupled with a warning that most of the published conjectures as to that course had gone Wide of the mark. _ In Paris dispatehes, saying that |Premier Poincare had been sounded out informally with a view to Wash- ington intervention toward. unsnarl- ing the reparations tangle, afforded a glimpse of the method Secretary Hughes is employing to bring Amer- ican influence to bear. This ‘infor- mal’ method of approaching the | problem, a White House spokesman said yesterday, cannot be conducted “on the stage.’ Silent on Paris Dispatch, ~ | The Paris dispatch did not draw officials here from their entrengh- | ments of silence. But it aroused great interest insofar as it reflécted the oficial attitude in Paris toward the general principle of American helpfulness, in the emergency. In view of the situation «that brought about the Anglo-French reparations deadlock at Londen, it seems obvious that any American overtures must be predicated upon knowledge that they would be welk come both in London and — Diplomatic usage would not sane tion an-offer of good offices or he in another form until it was certain it would be accepted. The report ‘that feelers have been put out abroad was in line with the official statement, reiterated today, . that. there was nothing imminent fn the situation. The arrival of Ambassa- dor Harvey for consultation here and perhaps his return might presede concrete developments of the ernment’s hopes of alding toward an adjustment, but there is not offi- cial warrant for even such a vagre time forecast as that. Trend of In some circles here ) still concerns itself with the possi-_ bilities as to American f ipat. an inte ’ in some way in otet Been ae wiry mer ood Ps ¥ ae Rim a > = a . ~w eS ee é a F D cata i onl

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Eu- ropes troubles, now holding the/ foreground of the administration's | attention as well as the nation’s, have conspired to bring Woodrow | Wilson prominently into view, re-| gardiess of his present plan or con- | ‘@ition, and his closest friends are | convinced that he is to head, by his | direction if not actual participation, | a renewed fight for the League of | Nations. ‘The subject of the League and the growing conviction among its advo- eates in Congress and through vountry that its acceptance by ‘United States would have averted the | the ters now hovering over Europe: were widely discussed here today. At. the same time the Post-Dispatch was authoritatively informed of Mr. Wilson's purpose to throw himself | MP ints the fight for it as soon as_ 4 auspices are ripe and as fully as | his. strength will permit. | SSA Health Is Improved. The one or two visitors to his’ S {street home who have been ad- mipted within the past few days have come away immensely impressed, not health, his keen interest in world 4“ irs and the closeness with which he has followed events, but more ecially with - his intensified in the league and his feeling that the course of world events has already begin to demonstrate to the country that the league or something | akin to it are vital to world peace | “1 eegepmang restoration. d e recent caller at the Wilson home is understood to have talked over the league with the former President and-to have been assured that the time is not far off when Mr. Whson will emerge from the seclu- sion into which illness drove him to cWampion once more the _ league cause. Mr. Wilson, it was said, does nS regard the moment ripe for the a a latching of the plans he has_ in ‘nind. He has expressly requested his friends to refrain from repeating hie conversations on this subject for publication as yet. ‘Without violating this confidence, it is possible to record that Mr. Wil- ims above all else to assume his rote as the leader of the league fight o carry it on as vigorously as inchealth allows. It is this one con- deration which has of course kept ug sent and secluded and which iff is a source of anxiety among is Yamily and close friends. They re not convinced that he should re- me his mission until the improve- agat of his health is more. pro- punced. Nevertheless, his condition is so uch better that he has been able walk unaided and unassisted in of his house and more fre- ently in his garden; his color is ruddy and he is much stouter » before. and on Armistice day he oie his two years’ retirement suf- tly to make an address from his He porch—an address that vibrat- ; ith his unabated hope for the erue. Clarke to Be Active. nouncement vesterday that ocmer Justice John H. Clarke of the preme Court is to open a cam- ign on Jan. 10 under nonpartisan ices for the League of Nations, tid thus set upon the course which » announced he would follow when ‘tired, has been coupled with the that Mr. Wilson has just relin- ned his partnership with Bain- idge Colby in the law business. Mr. c and ex-Justice Clarke are mPponly intimate friends, but are heking the same goal. The relin- ishment of the law business at the me when Mr. Wilson's health would enabled him to devote himself more extensively, is an outward yidence of his purpose to give him- if exclusively to the league. Several Senators who are similar- close to the former President dis- the situation today and that Mr. Wilson expects to -enter the league's cause as fully condition permits. Some are ubtful of his. physical capability become an active participant in Bpaigning but the feeling is that ll nevertheless be able to di- pet_ an dto assume the leadership ben or not he comes before the ic in person, 4 These same commentators ex- ne their frank amazement at the wave of public sentiment ‘in resolutions unanimously adopted. Amendment “ciates Say, to Carry on the |= the | istration has been forced into the in- ‘the NATIONAL MARKET COUNCIL Body Will Handle Common Problems of ) Co- Operative Marketing Associations—Legis- lation Needs Outlined, ; ; »make loans to co-operative market- ing associations and to agricultural ; co-operative credit associations. ep aaah pexgevsnta © None of the farm relief measures Council. of Farmers’ ‘now pending were indorsed by Marketing Association, was author-| name, but the House and Senate ized today at the closing session of banking and currency committees a three-day conference of represen-| Were requested to incorporate the tatives of farmers’ associations in all conference recommendatians in one sections of the country. The pur-/rural credits bill, along with accep- pose of the council will be to handle) table features of the nine fa ne riage ‘common problems of co-operative its bills already before Congress. marketing bodies, without conflict- th Formal Deciaration. ing with activities of other associa- The conference, in its formal dec- tions, and acting as their mouth- | | held that the co- piece operative associations should ask Modification of present agricultur- nothing from the Federal Govern- ‘al loan system to give farmers nine ment other than enactment of legis- 'months’ credit paper, instead of six lation to permit farmers and their /'months, and to imcrease to $25,000 organizations the same access to ithe maximum basis of loans from! Federal credit systems ‘farm land banks, was recommended other industries now possess. . The Interstate Commerce Com- mission was requested to institute hearings for the purpose of opening the whole question of freight rates, with the view to-pessi- ble lessening the burdens borne by shippers of primary commodities. Sounding the gavel for adjourn- ment, Car! Williams of Oklahoma, president of the American Cotton Growers’ Exchange, declared the conference to have been the most Erection of a farm credits de- importunt move in American history partment in Federal land banks. fomthe betterment of the farmer. with capital sufficient to issue farm Notjonly will agriculture benefit, he credit to the maximum of $600,000,- declared, but the consumers of 000 was another project indorsed, farm products everywhere will share This department would discount or in the reform expected to come from purchase agricultural paper and Perma- By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. the National Co-operative laration of policy, of the Federal Reserve law to meet the special requirements of farm credits and to permit the financing of farmers and -their co- operative societies also was favored. General Policy Laid Down. The general policy for the council was laid down, favoring the local banker as the primary reliance of the farmer for production and mar- keting credits. the discussions. Ce a = oo : thought-including the acclaim with POINCARE INFORMALLY which the mention of Mr. Wilson's name or the showing of his photo- SOUNDED BY AMERICAN ON REPARATIONS AID graph at public gatherings at din- ners and at theaters = met. Continued From Page Once. ‘erned Over Lurope. . — Vegcerace y- , veers a rooted conviction that the European deadlock is unbreakable Furthermore, the Harding admin- unless America joins forces with lu- ‘rope and lends her influence for the war burdened na- ternational arena within the last week. European troubles are over- shadowing all other immediate con- cerns and as*it was pointed out to- day by Senators and Representa- tives the ‘public has not lost sight of the fact that thege very concerns were provided for in the League and might well have been escaped had America not embarked on the ad- ministration policy of isolation. Because of the predominance of the international questions and their inevitable implications involving the League, sentiment, here among the League's supporters is that the mo- ment has now arrived for bringing forth :these same principles again. Considered only as a political ques- tion these commentators point out that the trend of the Harding ad- ministration is toward these prin- ciples, however, disguised by name,/payorable Comment on Reports and that whatever fruits come of if, | ap cater eR ery all credit should not go to those». tne associated Press. whose former hostility has robbed BRUSSELS. Dec. 16.—The re- country and the world of the ported plan for American interven- benefits. tion in the reparations problem be- The public mind, particularly the! ¢ame known to Belgian Government farmers’—and it is the farmers Who pjrcies only through press dispatches are giving the Harding administra- | from Paris and London. but it was tion its chief political worry—-is be- generally commenied upon favora- lieved to have swung around to 4 bly as indicating that the United receptive attitude toward the League, 'states had really become interested as one Senator said today, realizing&, jn a solution of the imbroglio. Such what the administration itself has/q plan, it wasdeclared, was sure to belatedly come to see that America’s receive favorable welcome if official- business and economic health is de- nendent upon Europe's and that un- til the United States helps cure the foreign disorders the farmer cannot market his products at a profit, nor can business continue successfully. |definite solution. but they would The League offers a solution, it8\ welcome any step which would advocates say now as they have al-|pring the United States to the point restoration of the tions. “America alone can save the allies and Germany from economic ruin, as has been often repeated,” says the Giornale d'Italia, adding, ‘‘President Harding. seems to have entered this order of ideas, taking the first step toward solution of the great crisis which has been tormenting out con- tinent for four years.” The newspaper goes on to say that intervention by the United States would eliminate the dangerous dif- ferences between England and France, since France longer have a pretext for occupying German territory -which and london feel would seriously en- danger the peace of.Europe.”’ ment. Officials here believe the plan, as outlined, means simply a loan to Germany and postponement of a preciative of the psychology of the stead of being satisfied to send only situation. \“observers’’ to the allied meetings. MRS, STORY ENTERS RACE FOR : PREBIOENGY OF IME 0, ALR: | by tse Amcnetree WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Further information concerning Germany's acute economic situation, received es ? , self on “Public Trial. today in official dispatches, discloses By the Associated Press. roa ' NEW YORK. Dec. 16.—-Mrs. Wil-/% rapidly tightening credit condition liam Story, former president gener-{ With a resultant-increase in prices al of the Daughters of the American | #"4 Shortage in essentials. Revolution who was indicted in| The Reichsbank has increased i's 1918 on charges of larceny of war) Trediscount rate to 10 per cent ani relief funds, today cast her hat into the ring as a third term candidate, | ll rediscount operations in an of- declaring she did £9 largely ‘‘to fort to curtail credit demands. bring into the open” the charges| A tremendous increase in the Ger- against*her. man floating debt, now aggregating Mrs. Story. who twice has held the | 1,166,000,000,000 marks, is reported. D. A. R. presidency’ general, never | Of this total, 839,000,000,000 marks was brought to trial, the indictment) is in treasury bills which have been finally being dismissed. She hopes, ; rediscounted, a fact showing, accord- during the campaign, to put herself|ing to officials here, the straits of on “public trial’ on the larceny|the Government's finances, charge, which grew out of a contract! Reichsbank note circulation at with an advertising man. beginning of this month Her campaign was formally | to 754,000,000,000 marks, 101,000.- launched this afternoon at a meeting | 000,000 larger than it was 30 Save here of the Roosevelt Chapter of the! previously. D. A. R., her home organization,! Living,costs have taken unprece- which unanimously indorsed her! dented-bounds upward and unem- candidacy. ployment is increasing at a rate ‘‘at Mre. Storv's chief opponents arélis said to be causing alarm. Many expected to be Mrs. Wallace G. Han-| workers are seid to be preparing to car, of Washington; Mrs. George! migrate. 4 Thatcher Guernzy, of. Leavenworth, Kan., and Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook of Pittsbure. The present presi- dent general, Mrs. George Minor of New London, Conn., has announced that she wil! not run again. ‘Increase in Prices, Shortage of Fv- Former Head of Organization, In- dicted but Never Tried, Puts Her- the ee ee COMMUNIST FUND FOR GERMANS to Strikers in Ludwigshafen. | LUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany, Dec. CLIFTON MINE FIGHT CONVICTION | cite eve of the, temen Workers week of To Lane yf oth yeray Guilty of | gram from Moscow announcing that neiting Attack.’ ‘the Communists a WELLSBURG, W. Va... Dec. 16—_ ae Another conviction resulting. from | of our solidarity.” the fatal Cliftonville mine fight dur-| f ' turned in Circuit Court here late to- day. The jury, out 20 mintes found Teddy Arunski, a Pennsylvania min- er, guilty of conspiring to incite HARDFORD. Forty-six Dec. radio Conn., amateur 16,.—. station§ one day of the transatlantic tests of I ay miners to attack the plantithe American Radio Relay League. or the Clifton Coal Co. ‘breaking all records for single day werd the League, remarking that Yperous indications are in to reveal hn Tid Me ie Sat . the| before court the state of public A motion for a new trial was filed. |transmission, according to a report was adjourned until) received at league headquarters here Jan, 2. (today, that all) revision of* ‘would no | both Rome | ly presented to the Belgian Govern- | Tre i amounted | 3.500,000 Marks Sent From Moscow | | By the Associated Press. | their walkout, have received a tele-| for Rock Springs. 000 marks to the strikers “in token | | indieate : 4 ' have been: more frequent and bitter. | : 'Throughout the past week the riots} KELLER HEFERRED MIT WAR against the Jews have been of se- | rious character, -while anti-Naruto- House Judiciary Committee Waits Until Tomorrow to erty Impeachment. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, action of the | Keller, Dec. 16. should be taken as a refusal of appear and testify as to his peachment charges against ; ; —-What result Consider Course in Daugh- Representative tepublican, of Minnesota, to im- Attor- ney-General Daugherty will be con-'| sidered Monday by the House Ju- | diciary Committee. today to respond For a second time Keller failed personally. to a formal subpena served on him after his dramatic from further procecdings withdrawal before the Thursday participation in the committee, Some members wanted to certify the case to the House immediately, with a view to there, but contempt others were not so proceedings cer- tain that the committee had author- ity to do so, since Keller had served formal! that he member position notice through his stood on his rights of the House. It that the conimittee as a counsel was his clearly had exceeded its constitutional pow- ers in issuing the it was contended, carried it the threat that if he did not ap- , pear he would be cited for contempt. Volstead Opposes Hasty Action. Representative Graham of Penn- *ylvania, ranking Republican on the conimittee, insisted that the committee was ‘it should act at once: tive Sumners, Democrat. of Texas. and other members held, however. that there was no precedent so far as they could find. and that the com- mittee should consider the deliberately. Chairman Volstead also counseled against too hasty ac- tion. After arguments over more than an hour it cided to put the matter over Monday. At the same time the voted to resume hearings Tuesday orm the impeachment charges. Wit- nesses will include Representatives _Woodruff of Michigan, and John- son, South Dakota, Republicans. | who have attacked the General in the House for alleged Ssubpena, which. Plain and was de- until committee vigorously. Chairman Volstead declared it was the purpose of the committee to get ell the facts it could about the , charges, despite Keller's withdrawal. Two Congressmen to Testify. | Volstead has written to both | Johnson and Woodruff, ,any assistance they can eive in in- |vestigating Keller's charges, and both have offered to help in any in- ‘quiry into the charges they made. Woodruff said he had had nothing to do with specification and similar announce- iment was made tonight by Johnson, \who added that charges had been made in the specifications, which, in ‘his opinion, vere ounded = on neither fact nor law.” In his letter to Volatead. which he made public, Johnson called at- tention to the fact that his charges in the House had dealt with the sale of surplus war property and added that it was a pleasure fox him to _ know that the Judiciary Committee ; apparently desired to go into these matters thoroughly. Announcing that he could submit or at once a list of witnesses, including. ,army officers and civilian account- }ants. who, in his opinion, would sub- stantiate “every statement made to ithe House,” Johnson asked the priv- mittee to cross-examine certain wit- nesses. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE PITNEY OF SUPREME, COURT RESIGNS has instituted strict supervision of |Sends His Resignation to President | Harding—To Take Effect Jan. 1." | By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. ‘ate Justice Pitney of the Supreme 16.—Associ- Court today sent his resignation to | President Harding, to take effect i Jan. 1. Justice Pitney has been in ill health for some time. A few days ago President Harding signed a bill authorizing the retirement at fuls 'pay of Mr. Pitney, who hai: been in a Sanitarium at Morristown, N. J., his home. ‘AIR PILOT CARRYING MAIL IN FACE OF HEAVY STORM MISSING H. G. Boonstra Not Heard: From Since He Left Salt Lake City for Rock Springs Friday. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec. 16. —No missing air trace has been found of the pilot, Henry G. stra, who left here Friday morning According to air mail officials, Boonstra has been making a trip between Salt Lake and Rock Springs in the face of heavy ing the coal strike last July was re-| Single Day Radio Record Broken. | 8torms during the last few days. This afternoon Claron Nelson, su- | perintendent of the Western division, were heard by British Amateurs in | sent out messages to the entire «!i- word had heen received which woutd where Doonstra may landed, matter extending back of the right of that > Representa- | Attorney- | failure to prosecute war fraud cases! the drawing of Keller's, ilege of appearing before the com-| ' ' : J | | ‘investigation of that | mer ‘after an which asking for| F COUNCIL. ACTON N REGARD HOUSE VOTES FOR. | | AUTHORIZED TOWITHDRAWAL OF NEGOTIATIONS 10. Resolution, Adopted by 241 to 9, Requests the Presi- dent to Negotiate With Foreign Powers. * By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—By' a of 241 to 9 the House’ today adopted a resolution making in or- der a provision in the naval supply bill requesting the President to ne- gdtiate with foreign Powers relative to HMmiting the construction of war craft of 10,000 tons or less. Py this action the provision itself remained in the bill secure from elimination on a point authorized legislation and insuring the whole question will. be passed upon finally by the House. It probably will be reached late today or Monday. voting tion were: Berg, Sin; Fitzgerald, Moores of Indiana, publicans, and Logan son, Democrats. Leaders said the big vote indi- cated that the request to the Presi- dent would remain in the bill, al- vote the resolu- of Wiscon- Gahn, Lineberger, and Porter, Re- and Steven- Those amainst (Cooper though it was said efforts would be | made to amend the provision as to phraseology. Taking up the bill tion, slow over tive eut from progress. A fight developed an amendment by Representa- Hull, Republican of Iowa, to the navvy's enlisted personnel §6.000 as fixed by Chairman Kelley’s sub-committee, to 75,000, but it was defeated. 81 to 25 Representatives: Towner, lowa and Tincher, Kansas, Republicans, backed up the Hull attempt for a small navy, and Kelley, who made the principal fight for 86,000, was supported by Representative Mon- dell of Wyoming, the Republican leeder, and Representative Britten of Illinois, ranking Republican of the naval sub-committee by the navy bills were framed in years. An amendment by Representative Connally. Democrat of Texas, to pre- vent enlistment in the navy of boys under 21 years old, was defeated hour's debate. for- LAST MEMBER OF KENTUCKY MOONSHINFR BAND CAPTURED Charles Ballard, Weak From Loss of | Blood, Does Not Resist—Three Dry Agents Killed in Weck. ‘By the Associated Press. LEXINGTON, Ky., Dec. roundup of the “Ballard Gang,” furnished opposition to Fed- eral prohibition forces in Menifee County’s week-long moonshine war, was completed tonight with the cap- ture of Charles Ballard. Ballard, according to ceived at prohibition 16.— reports re- Sheriff Ben Wells., According to the report, he was so weakened by ex- posure and loss of blood from bullet wounds that he made no resistance. | - Robert Ballard. brother of Charles. | and reputed leader of the band, died “with his boots on’? when his cabin in Menifee County was surrounded by a: force of 20 Federal agents yes- terday. Charles escaped from the cabin, but was wounded woods. After the fight lard cabin, the agents arrested alleged members of the band. Three prohibition agents killed in the moonshine war. Duff was shot dead last while leading a raid on a cave where the band was said to have been man- ufacturing liquor. The following day David Treadway was killed from am- bush. Yesterday Guy Cole was slain in the fight at the Ballard cabin. R: E. FORMER BANK TELLER SOUGHT: Portland (Ore.) Bank Finds Short- age After Wife Reports Disap- pearance, By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 16. — Bur- tan IL.. Stanford, former teller of the United States National Bank «here, was being sought today by authori- ties after a report from his wife tha‘ he had disappeared Nov. 23 at Roch- ester, N. Y. Bank officers said an his books showed ‘that at least $10,000 wae unaccounted ’ ; } ' for. Stanford left for an Eastern trip, from the bank, Oct. 16. Mrs. Stan- ford said he vanished at Rochester after cashing a $500 bond, and that with his after resigning here she feared that he had met with foul | ‘play. ‘ AUTO KILLS OKLAHOMA SENATOR — — — S. M. Rutherford, of Muskogec, Long Prominent in State Politics. | By the Aseociated Press | State Senator S&S. 'of Muskogee, veteran in Oklahoma | politics, Buvon- | Dec. 16. Rutherford, OKla., Morton MUSKOGEE, was killed on a downtowh street here tonight when he stepped in front of an automobile driven by Roy Harris, an cettorney. Senator Rutherford was returning home from a banquet of the county har also the Harris taken to association. which atténded. Farris was police station for questioning. | have | Wundertich will ee ee ee Secretary of St. Joseph Chambcr. By the Associated Press, ST. JOSEUH, Mo., Dec. 16,——Har- vision east of the Rocky Mountains, | old 8. Foster of Boone, Ia., has been: , in hope of locating the missing avia- ‘appointed secretary of the St. Joseph _tor, but up to a late hour tonight no |Chamber of effective date John retire as general commissioner of the local chamber. Commerce, Jan... 1. (On the same of order as’! for considera- |. item by item, the House made! which! The | headquarters | here, was arrested in Bath County by | before he) gained the shelter of the neighboring | at the Bal-'| the | 'father and another brother.and three | were | Saturday | wife | oy Pe La SEs - a Assassin Shoots New President r of Poland at Art Exhibition: Continued From Pasxe One. = | : PRES NE of office, anti-Semitic demonstrations aa wer hexceawn 0 : —- 7 5 ‘Y, Organization of Grona | en Lives for.On m rd fa ; |By the Associated Press. ia MARION, Tih, Dec, 1g. % protect the iives of th : | who have testified for the ton at the trial of five tie |with murder in connectian | | Herrin mine riots, a Uon of farmers today _to have been formed in Wh and\Johnson counties, akan. invesNgators from the offices wicz parades assumed alarming pro- | portions. The President called upon the Minister of the Interior to re- sign on the grounds of incapacity, | and at the same time dismissed the! Warsaw Chief of Police. | Among the eyewitnesses of the) shooting @f President Narutowicz| 'was William G. Max-Muller, the | British Minister, who, overcome with | emotion, fainted. Proclamation to Army. Gen. Sikorski, Chief of Staff, has | issued a proclamation to the army | ‘ exhorting discipline and calm. The | | ee | | é ern ome the find cae oe Palace of Fine Arts, where the mur- | . a “4 |taken as the result of hie ts der was committed, has been closed a. B >y “4 \in the trial, we will, Reid during the police inquiry. | 10 live: ¥ ot te The Polish = afternoon papers, | (8 ae 3 ito nO ot wis attackers many of them in deep mourning, de-| Se ie a Bs Pee eS 'broadcast over thea di. S. |}nounced the assassination. The Ga- 2% OS er | One of the witn ak. zetta Warsawski, the national Dem- | terday just ‘before rt: rts 'ocratic organ, says the consensus of over Saturday and a opinion among Poles, regardless of | ‘by. ote: Statce al political opinion, is unanimous in| have broken down and - 7 deploring the crime. It lays stress | ‘fore taking the stand . on its serious aspect owing to the| pleaded that he be exeusedl present political atmosphere. The | 63 oe | “TIT don’t mind for et Kurjer Warsawski characterizes it | e. 5 quoted as having said, ue! as a shocking crime which casts a wife and family to eor slur on Poland's fair name, adding: | _ Equal reluctance was “Never, even at times when Poland ‘with several other farmer ‘was oppressed, did the country re- | who have appeared durins | ‘sort to political murder; today, | three days’ session of the ta when independence has been § se-) have pointed out several of# cured, the crime is doubly abomina- fendants as men they . oe ble.” guns on the morning of thes Both the defense and pre expressed satisfaction course the trial hag speed with which the been heard and legal techs Cleared away. are Monday the State will eon Introduction of testimony @& to show how the nonunion es at the “strip’’ mine had been, a tacked and had been shot down) sion was caused in Rome when newWS | they had surrendered 4mm came of the assassination of Presi-|the promise of safe dent Narutowicz. This was eSpe- the district. cially true of the Vatican, as Pope | Pius was an apostolic visitor to Po- | land before his election to the pon- tificate and has the most pleasant recollections of his meeting with- M. | Narutowicz. ' In official circles it is recalled that Narutowicz opposed in most vig- orous manner the attacks on Poland made by M. Tchitcherin, the soviet) teller of fa ) Russian Foreign Mimister, at the} Pomerantz agreed, then Génoa conference. “No,” Turehinsky testified | | claimed, “you are a damne a ¥ dler, we will have you a . * Rioting, With Loss of Life, Attended Inau guration. | The electicn of Narutowicz, Dec. | 9, was followed by hostile demon- |. strations in Warsaw and predictions | ¢ of a serious situation. The Nation- i alist Deputies announced officially | that they would refuse to support the new executive or any Cabinet | appointed by him. He was declared by the Nationalists to be highly un- satisfactory to them. They asserted he was elected by the votes of Jews, Ukrainians, Germans and Russians, receiving only 186 Polish votes, | while 227 Polish votes were cast for | Count Zamoyski and there were 29 blank Polish ballots. Rioting. in which there was loss | of life and injury to many persons, | marked the ceremony of the swear-/| yy ing in of the new President Der. 11.) It was estimated that 20,000 nation-. alist, mostly students and schoul noys | sought to prevent the inaugural cere- | mony,, but beyond pelting the new President with snowballs, the d»mon-| _ stration accomplished nothing. News of Assassination Severe Shock | wi1) settle this right here.” ~ Nationalists Remain Away. to Paderewski. “Pomerantz jumped up,” ’ ; Narutowicz reached the assembly] By the Associated Press. sky testified, “seizing a bi he chamber and took the oath of Presi- NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—The assas- }and advancing’ toward me. I sination-in Warsaw today of Gabriel|™my pistol and fired.” | Narutowicz, first president of Poland, | > ooh eens ce wh was a severe shock to Ignace Jan | times in all and Mr. a : Paderewski, | fell upon and beat several radicaiS| mer Polish Premier. The news was| The Broddons testified & and Jewish Deputies, The ‘Soctalist | kept from him until after he had/|that they could hot ’ any |Deputy Piotrowski was severely! fnished a concert in Carnegie Hall,| sage of record and did aa mauled. ; . this afternoon. Then his wife showed | that it existed, © tw President Narutowicz had to wait| him the headlines-in the papers. | Comment by dure two ours in the Diet Building be- | Telling reporters that had the news| One juror said after” fore soldiers were able to clear the) not heen withheld from him he that he was impressed. y | way so he could get dut. A counter) would have canceled the concert, ber of men in business f q ae ee pocabet gp the seg: Paderewski said gravely: borhood who testified ag te, and radicals helpe raw away . _# crowd so that th Prestian bccn . _slease express’ my Sveqwte een: epee! = hapten mate ine ent weg rar —— hw bay até a , e 7} Which has taken place. s is e ehind a young wom Narufowicz was born in 1865 at saying he was exhausted. Later he a Be teacher Telsze, now a part of Lithuania. He|C@mceled a dinner engagement for a an — —— Bo was educated at Libau, the technical | tonight. sary deni ; (ae institute of - Petrograd, and at the'/§ Three years later—-Dem “ Polytechnic Institute of Zurich, | Grief Expressed by Narutowicz’ Op-|>Ut he had saved hip eas Switzerland. | ponent at Flection. watchmaker — the Fi In 1908 he was made _ professor By the Associated Preas. teacher came over. bab in: utilization of water power by the PARIS, Dee. 16.—Count Zamovy- ried. They bought the ° ted |Polytechnic Institute of Zurich, and | ski, Polish Minister to Paris, has mae and lived in the ; after the World War he became =a When Pomerants pre [member of the International Com-|°*"* ®% ™essage to the master of|came into their lives gum rission for the utilizations of the| CeTemonies of the Polish Diet, say-| skys had saved $7090 ; ‘waters of the Rhine. ing: paring to move from theft He was made Minister of Public “I am deeply mowed by the hor-| hind the store. The $ echo 3 eaten up by attorneys’ fee i . Works in the Gradski Cabinet in Po-} "ible crime perpetrated on the land in 1920 and held the same| President of the Republic and as-/fees and kindred portfolio in the two ministries of sociate myself with Poland's mourn- oa Premier Witos and the two headed ing.” JURY IN BRUNEN © t) a by Premier Ponikowski. He was; In the voting by the national as-} VISIT 70 SCENE 0 . Poland's second delegate to the} sembly to select the first President Oe ae KE Genoa conference and held the port-}| of Poland last Saturday. Count Za-| ee folio of Minister of Foreign Affairs) moyski received 227 votes to 289 for | napects Home of .in the Slivinski and Nowak Cabinets. | Narutowicz in the deciding fifth bal- | soap « pnw" — lot. There was a counter-demonstra- | By the Anentintak ae wu | Deep Lmpression Caused in Rome by tion for Count Zamoyski outside MOUNT HOLLY, N. | Assassination. Parliament House, his By the Associated Press. } GABRIEL NA RUTOWICZ, Continued From Page . dies result in instant death lsehoods. — dent in the prescribed form, but orly ,In the presence of the radical non- Polish members, as the Nationnzlis*s! |remained away. Meanwhile Nationalists and vcuths. AW ¥ } | | | | » - aa === |charged with the slaying Of TU O IAN plore ye > John) Brunen,¢ GREEK PATRIARCH | Maron 10. today ; et OPPOSED BY U. s, MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR | crore oc tne trameae wt Haim wh | —_—-_——_— J. scene of the tragedy at Hiv ewe The jurors spent an fie about Brunen’s formér ii a structing the events f om tive of Charles M. Po slayer, who accused Mé¢ de 26. ce he Jecime. of plotting ann | } |M. Daskaloff Has Miraculous Escape When Driving in His Automobile in Sofia. Continucd From Page One. it is salutary for the interests of | lthe non-Moslem communities. | | The discussion of this subject will | PY the Associated Press _be continued next week. | SOFIA, Bulgaria, : Lord Curzon’s memorandum deliv- | Daskaloff, the’ Minister of the Inte- The trial will be ered last night to.the Turkish dele-| rior, had a miraculous escape when Supreme Court Justice K \gation declining on behalf of Great Britain to consider’ the technical ayer tone else white r claims to the vilayet of Mosuy],/ kill him, for it was learned today that /*" laws bases refusal chiefly on the ground; two bombs were thrown at his sete ee that there are only 65.000 Turks in| sible a verdict before © t 4 5 v, UrKS 1D mobile as he the | ~ that district, as against 450,000 | 4 =!¢ Kurds, 85,000 Arabs, 62,000 Chris- bomb, as at| . LOU! bes ltians and 16,000 Jews, practically all Founded by Jus of whom, the British declare, wish; So great was the noise of the ex- | Published Ds ily be The 1" Co., Tweith Beulevard f sd a Bureau | ito have the vilayet continue under | plosions that Officials dashed from the Arab government of Irak. | sien: Chad build | * The Turks claim that the Kurds | e Government buildings expecting are closely related to them, but this|t®at one of the edifices in the Sob- is denied by the British, who assert;ranje block had been blown up. In- that the Kurds are wholly unrelated stead. they found the Minister's au- j}to the Turks, being of different race | tomobile at a dead stop in the mid- publi ‘and language and much more like | die of the roadway. M. Daskaloff comrvek. aan: vg ba Bresions. Ae oe alighted and inquired if anyone had | sygscripTios pare ra iy h. Stabbed. F AER | been killed or wounded. and it. was ADVANCS® | South, Stabbed, Found in Doorway. | only then the crowd realized that the , Martin White, 19 years old, 4/| Minister's life had been in jeopardy. _shoeworker of, 1910 North BEigh- The perpetrator of the outrage teenth street, Was found lying in the was not apprehended. doorway of 1618 Biddle street shori.- | M. Daskaloff is of the opinion that ly after 11 o'clock last night, suffer- the bombs were thrown at the insti- | ing from several stub wounds in the | gation of the anti-Gregarian party. | chest, At eiiy hospital he said hhe}There is mueh excitement in Sofia, eee. wus stabbed by’a negro, but otherwise the country is quiet. crime. ‘the attempt was made last was leaving Sobranje, and not One first reported. (Member Audit MEMBER OF THE AS —_--—_—— $e The Aasecciated Press titled to the use for -_— ~~ eee ee te, Datly and Sunday. hee Daily. without unde, m Sunday umlv. one vet at Remit bv . monev order or St. Delivered ov oty Daily only. 50c a j crder the act of Bell. Olive ooay, - noted pianist and for-/| erantz were killed. Bake W MOVE BY GOVERNMENT IN BGFORGERY CAS . Attorney to Resuk mit Halliday-Turner E ‘dence to Grand Jury fe 1 | ew Indictment. » ACTION BY CIRCUIT - ATTORNEY SIDENE 1 Says He Will Go* Ov Evidence When He Ge Time and Will Announe ‘Plans Then. se e Ogeder instructions from the I sent of Justice at Washin Attorney Carroll has resu eiad to the Federal Grand Jury ence against George V. Halile sk ypt stock and bond broker @ Turner, editor of “Much Ado ing to the counterfeiting of $1 900 of interim certificates f hh Government gold bonds. T Yon of new indictments will seidered when the grand jury deliberatfOns in February. Tt is known that a new form aetment, which the Departmont ¢ tee considers necessary und tion 156 of the penal code, w s placed before the grand jury substitute for the original indie which were knocked out 1 Judge Faris when he sw i a demurrer to Turner’s ! ment on Oct. 30. ’ In sustaining this demurrer Jud held that “‘the single questi hether the certificate, which basis of the Federal prosecutie as that of the French Government held that even if the ori ptificates were “put forth” by “Morgan & Co., under the autho he French Government, it vot [be held that they were iam the French Government. S. Court Without Jurisé ; e Faris said\ the Fed lacked jurisdiction in we. “In criminal acts,” he gta he United States has power, u law of nations, to punish ¢ inst aYriendly foreign Po the United States has no j in crimes at common law. not considering or passing on t of the guilt of the defer ie, I cannot subscribe to the pe ” of trying everything in the F courts, and permitting the S to take perennial vacatior m assenting to the District mys request that the bonds. ¥ : a anued, Judge Farfs, who form a Judge of the Missouri & me Court, said:* - 4 will do that, but if you hay mened to the few feeble and remarks of the Court ye gained the idea, no dout mt the Court deems it impec to bring this case in this ju ion. The sooner the Sta does its duty—if I may be as to go Out of my way in o to say something that isn of my business—the better be for right and justice ‘at enforcement of the-iaw.”’ Sderal officials have indicat in event of another adverse rt Judge Faris, the Governm ™ &Dpeal the case to the Unf Supreme Court. On the, oth Ad they have pointed out that u ®ection 3436, Revised Statutes uri, designating as third de the forging or counterfe of the Pecuniary obligation wener, the evidence establish - facie case for prosecution Circuit Court of Missourt. _ _, , Clreuit-Attorney Busy. 4 te District-Attorney Carroll, on O 286 day after Judge Faris a the demurrer, offered to tu the evidence in the case to Attorney Sidener, who repr ™ the people of St. Louls Utions in Criminal Court, latter Said that he was too bt time to consider the matt © 6 Circuit-Attorney, at ti + Was asked by a Post-Dist er whether, in view of t ks of Federal Judge Faris, Guick action by the State, 7” Proceed in the case. he too busy to take the matt OW and will not be able to P the facts in the case this wee Circuit-Attorney ‘paid to 8Patch. “I'm tied up . tTial of a murder case and working every day and night Aa that and other mat before me. Halliday is “ctment in the Circuit Cot zzlement and is on bond ~4Ft, a8 well as in the Fede 4 @nd neither he nor Set away if we see fit to F S€ainst them. We can’t. . UP now, however.” _ ~ 45 Days and No Action. ? re daya having . elat © “Udge Faris pointed out .. Should be tried in Sourt and since the Uni District-Attorney offered © evidence in the case to ft Attorney, the latter. off In asked by a Post-Dispat if he intended taking @ In the matter. “" too busy with other ¢ ~ Attorney Sidener repli nine the Turner-Hal , een i Pletany* eee 2 a — it was reeallied that nit © District Attorney Carroll, ‘ wee visit, to Sidener in +e a Ae

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; ae Se . @ “eae a es os ioe | — mia. we fe cage MORE Biieeas ta 1s, : BS Ss Se . of 5 per cent interest, to pay interest and retire the bonds. The table Rite Structure Under Con: ' 7 re. ©. 16.—Sworg | Pn Attorney to Resub- §°4 7 © hi cc pees meee . is a. RS Se ae ' includes provision for retirement of $9,269,399 in dutstanding bonded struction. 1e jives of thei: . i | : 7 | : Method of Safeguarding Ex. indebtedness, The new bond total of $76,000,000 does not include } The cornerstone of the new | $2,000,000 Scottish Rite Cathedral, on Lindell boulevard, west of Thier : | =e sc have testified for re i Be Halliday- Turner Evi- ; the $12,000,000 for the proposed new waterworks, these bonds to be Sogn nit a ; | penditures and Details ot retired from water revenue and not by taxation. to Grand Jury or | Are was laid yesterday afternoon wit |ceremonies directed by the Gand murder in connect The table follows: New Indictment. | , Lodge of Missouri. im mine riots, a sec; of farmers today te been formed jn Wiliams ohnson counties, accord] " Mgators from the office Ps | Lodge y-Genera! Brundage " belay | 520 Ca ryan eh eg was opened at 2 p. m. at Triple Link 11765 .325 Hall, 3765 Lindell boulevard, by 1,175,325 Grand Master Bert 8. Lee, whose 1,176,325 home is at Springfield. At 2:30 sev- eral hundred members of br the life of every fe | 8.as the resuit of his testimo He Will Go’ Over | | § 000,000 » Says Total Proposed Is $88,372,- ppt “ge | ' , - : Masonic bodies assembled in front_. of Moolah Temple and marched east 1e trial, we will ex; ta . “atl a tol Ves of his .attackers."’ Was « ve been the words asia : : = ~ ? . ; ) if | eS ees : : NS : Roa, - “ ee see oe See S SS ; ; 4 eee ; v«é ‘* 7,000,000 S ACTION BY CIRCUIT _ ATTORNEY SIDENER 2,888,728 ‘eee eeeeee wv,eeameeneeow—wee ev © @ + eereeeeee ee © ers on the Program. , *eeevetPQeoreeeees rate items of the proposed $88,3732.- 500 municipal bond {ssue for public’! improvements, the neecssity for the improvements to meet the needs of. fas having said, “but y haves and family to consider,” ual reluctance was experieng several other farmer witne have appeared during the ¢ / : “mt NA Sie ke z , % : 5 an : of | / . — Bog Sie Rees ee gemma Detailed projectz in the 21 sepa-| | . Saas SRS So ey ; . % / : don't mind for myself,” he 6,098,429 5,857,702 Beavancing toward me. | result in ned, “vou are a settie this richt days’ session of the trial pointed out several of the as men they had seen on the morning of the t - hieh the witnes 1 heard and legal techwseanl away. uv onda vy the State wil! continue fuction of testimony desi now how the nonunion work he «“Strip’’ mine had been OC and had been shot down Ha Pp had surrendered their arms Promise of safe conduct oyt district. Y IN TEARS | AFTER ACQUITTAL “IN MURDER Continued From Page One. instant of falseloods. merantz agreed, then re ‘ " Turchinsky testified he | damned » We will have you arrested. death to here ed Pomerantz jumped up.’ Tureb testified. ‘seizing a lutcher Ip said Pistol and fired.” He iad not remember what hapr or the first shot. 6 in all and Mr, and Mrs. Pomme He fired tz were killed. Broddons testified at the ft they could not find any mo of record and did not belie it existed. Comment by Jurors. me juror said after the f he was impressed by the of men in business in the ood who testified as to the wacter of Turchinsky. “He had a medal,’ another furchinsky is 32 years old. he from Russia when he was escape military servica He lind a young woman—a ki ten teacher—for whom hep to send “when America rich.” "three years later—he was not tchimaker — the cher came over. he had saved his earnings kinde They were i. They bought the Market fe and lived in the rear. When Pomerantz and his ‘e ae into their lives, the Ture S had saved $7000 and were d the Mm up by attorneys’ Ss and kindred expenses. YY IN BRUNEN CASE PAYS _ te Associated Press nt Holly, © of the tragedy at Ris erside, to move from the rooms The $7000 has fees, VISIT TO SCENE OF SLAYS pects Home of Circus Owner, Vhose Murder Widow and E Brother Are en Trial. UNT HOLLY. N. J.. Dec. 14 | jury which will decide the dirs. Doris Brunen and her t Harry C. Mohr, who are on’ reed with the slaying of John Nest John) Brunen, circus © retur visit @ March 10. today after a or Charles M. Powell, conf er, who accused men of plotting and ne. he trial will be resumed Mon@ Mohr and urging me Court, Justice Kal : K, today expressed the hope case will’ go to tne Jury: Inesday or Thursday, making P ea verdict Lefore Christm TLOUIS POST-DISFY Founded py JUZEI'H Pull lew 1°. My DPrile bw. The ? olitrer { te ad ». Tweith Boulevard and Wives mber Audit Bureau of Cirev MBER OF THE AssO0C ATED ie excit e Agerciated Pree ae the use for rewubli , ay, r i P pu jon of special! Gieuvatc SCRIPTION, RATE. BY, MAI ADVANCE: | soe Oe and Sundev. one veer... ; Shneet Rundey. one vest. sam ty carver veered ov ety ol y only. Me a month, SRundey. : ———— : mtored as second-clans mettle at the Pustof*ire of ety + the art of March 4%. 18 sash Olive COON, b injeck. ye ~ . tock and bond broker and Turner, editor of “Much Ado,” Sto the counterfeiting of $1,-| ef interim certificates for! ba Government gold bonds. The of new indictments will be i when the grand jiury re- me deliberations in February. % known that a new form cf st, which the Departyrent of gonsiders necessary under 156 of the penal code, will saned before the grand jury as Kwitute for the original indict- which were knocked out by Judge Faris when he sus-| in-| Co. of New York for the delivery of a demurrer to Turner's ton Oct. 30. sustaining this demurrer Judge} | | Same Style as Is Used on Fifth Avenue, New York. | HE type of motor bus that is | to be operated in St. Louis by ithe United States Bus Transit Corpo- ration, which recently signed a con- tract with the Fifth Avenue Coach /140 of these cars in St. Louis, ready for operation March 1. The type 1s ex- held that “the single auestion | actly the same as that used on Fifth her the certificate, which is i basis of the Federal prosecu ion, tof the Frengh Government.”’ eld that even if the origins! were “put forth” by J. n & Co., under the authority French Government, it could be held that they were issued ‘the French Goyéernment. 6 Court Without Jurisdiction. said\ the Federal lack jurisdiction in the ® “Incriminal acts,” he stated, % States has power, under ek nations, to punish crime me atriendly foreign Power. e United States bas no juris- ftrimes at common law. I idering or passing on the of the guilt of the defend- 2 cannot subscribe to the pol- @ trying everything in the Fed- and permitting the State pte take perennial vacations.”’ [S@enting to the District At- Tequest that the bonds be Judge Farts, who former- Sa Judge of the Missouri Su- Court, said :’ do that, but if you have to the few feeble and des- yy remarks of the Court you RM gined the idea, no doubt, | Court deems it impossi- bring this case in this juris- The sooner the State does its duty—if I may be so @as to go out of my way in or- © say something that i«n’t ot my business—the better it ‘be for right and justice and oe of the jaw.” officials have indicated a event of another adverse rul- eerie the Government ® case to the United SBupreme Court. On the other y have pointed out that un- $436, Revised Statutes of teat designating as third degree my the forging or counterfeit- Pecuniary obligation of the evidence establishes a case for prosecution in Court of Missouri. a ; avenue in New York. It is under- flung and considerably lower than ’ here a few years ago. was operated It has two decks, and seats 22 passengers on the lower and 30 on the upper deck. Augustus Barnes, who received the operating permit for the line, said the busses will be operated on the important east and west thorough- fares, from’ the Eads Bridge and the type of bus that Twelfth boulevard to University City; in a few months, to make his home / committee, on Grand boulevard. from Caronde- a tober, had offered to take to him 'all of the Federal Government's ev!i- idence then or at any ‘disposal, the Circuit Attorney said: | “Yes, I know. He brought me ‘some photographs of the alleged | counterfeited certificates, but they. ‘were dim, and I was busy at the | time.” | , “J Haven't Seen the Evidence.’ The Circuit Attorney was told that , Federal officials and a former Cir-| cuit Attorney had said the evidence held by the District Attorney fur- 'nished a prima facie case under Sec- | tion 3436 of-the State laws. When asked if he held a similar view, the Circuit Attorney replied: “T cannot express an opinion on that until I see the actual evidence.” Asked if he intended to take up the case Sidener said that as he /was going to New York soon in con- nection with another case, he might “drop off at Washington” and con- ‘sult officials of the Department of | Justice about it. | “7¢ the Federal authorities ‘to handle the case that is business.” remarked the Circuit torney. cerned. I am going to send him to ithe penitentiary on the embezzle- ment case against him that is set ‘for trial in January.” | When it was recalled that Judge | Faris has said from the , Federal +bench that the case was on$ for ac- want their tion in the State courts, the Circult | Attorney countered: “T know he said that, but suppose. he should be overruled by the United States Supreme Court?” Jurisdiction Would Remain. _ would that relieve the State of {ts jurisdiction, in the case?” was asked. “No.” replied Sidener. “Well, ‘when I get the time, I will go over the evidence the District Attorney has. and I will then announce my Attorney Busy. decision.” Attorney Carroll, on Oct. The counterfeiting of the Morgan | after Judge Faris sus-| certificates has been characterized by the demurrer, offered to tlirn|operatives of the United States Se- = evidence in the case to Cir- | MIMS People of St. Louis in in Criminal Court, but | a that he was too busy | to consider the matter. t-Attorney, at that , asked by a Post-Dispatch Whether, in view of the =ae Of Federal Judge Faris, ad- A ss st as ‘> > * “Nd will not be able to go in the case this week,” “n-Attorney said to the - “I'm tied up now #0fa murder case and will every day and night this. that and other matters 4, me. Halliday is un-| sment in the Circuit Court -ement and is on bond in @8 well as in the Federal 4 Meither he nor Turner Sway if we see fit to Rro- | them. We can’t take Up now, however.” ys and No Action. days having elapsed wefe Faris pointed out that Phould be tried in. the and since the United Mct-Attorney offered the ®Vidence in the case to the | ney, the latter official mm asker by a Post-Dispatch | | ft he intended taking any 7 matter. | 0 busy with other cases,” peeorney Sidener replied, ven the Turner-Halliday. been brought to my of- “- . = Was recalied that United xa Attorney Carroll. in for the printing. The McGills also | eret Service Bureau as one of the ever encountered. Halliday admitted, rest on Thanksgiving day. through ag abewent he placed $43,000 of the eounterfeit J. P. Morgan certificates with the Night and Day Bank, to secure a loan of $32,500, of which He also placed 1921, that loan of $15,000, of which he ob- tained $4400. Although full restitu- tion was made by Halliday's family to both *anks before Halliday's ar- rest. the Federal authorities held that, under the law. that fact did not eliminate the crime. Basis of Prosecution. The Federal prosecution, it will e remembered, was based on the saedend for which Halliday admit- ted his primary responsibility. Halliday furnished Turner with the border cut from a genuine interim | certificate in the sum of $100. He asked Turner to get an engraver § plate made in the same design. Tur- ner went to the Art Crafts Shop, in the Arcade Building. and got them to make the plate and strike off the engraved sheets. 1900 of them. A stock border, which would be cheap- er, was shown to Turner, but he was quoted as saying it would not do. The next step was to £0 to a printer and «et the reading matter inserted. This work was done by the McGill printing frm. 123 North Eleventh street, Frank P. McGill, proprietor, and his son, Frank 1.. McGill, said Turner was the man who made arrangements with them time at his’ At-| ‘as far as Halliday is con- | ' ,after breaking Sidener, who repre-| most daring forgeries the bureau has) ' ~\i charged. after His ar-|* Be a friend who served as a | they ‘Small steel raving and printing of the cer- LEAGUE OF NATION IS APPEALED TO BY CANADIAN INDIANS Tribesmen Say They Are a Sov- ereign Pedple—Want Rights to Land Upheld. By the Associated Press. “NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Fi\ sand American Indians who have lived near Grand River, Ont., since 1784, and who insist that they are a sovereign people not answerable to the Canadian Government, have ap- pealed to the League of Nations, through the Dutch Government, for settiment of their dispute with Can- ada, it was learned toda, Chief Deskaheh, of the Six Na- tions tribe, who stopped here on his way home from Washington, an- nounced that he had given the argu- ment of; his people, set forth In a petition, to Dr J B. Hubrecht, charge d'affaires in Washington of the Netherlands, with the request that it be sent to the Dutch Gov- ernment and thence to the league. He said he left petitions with Am- @ tnou- 'bassadors of other Powers, with the request that they be submitted to the foreign governments. Members of the chief's party said they chose the Netherlands to bring their case before the league . »be- cause Hollanders were the first white | people to settle near their land. The Six Nations, they said, were de- scendants of Indians who supported Great Britain in her elghteenth cen- tury wars, and who were rewarded in 1784 by a grant of the land they, now occupy in place of the domain they lost in support of the crown. During the World War, they said, they sent many young Indians abroad to fight on the side of the allies. Canadian troops last week in- vaded the Grand River lands occu- pied by the Six Nations and, acting on the theory of British sovereignty, arrested and imprisoned several men into and searching the homes of many Indians, the chief was stated, have their own language and customs. maintain that they have the right to home rule under the treaty by which Great Britain is alleged to have ceded them their land. The Indians, it — _ —_——— —— — ing today Gilman Freitag, 13 years old, of Vera, near this city, was ac- cidentally shot in the head by his younger brother, Gustave. The wound is serious. ee die of the signature of J. P. Morgan & Co., to be embossed on the interest coupons, and that the McGills had to send this part of the job to Ecker & Co., FPenoist Building. ‘ Denial by Turner. Turner has denied the statements made by the McGills, and has said they evidently mistook him for one Davis, an associate of Halliday. The McGills said Davis was the name by which Halliday was introduced when he called with Turner to see about the job. They Knew Turner only as “number one,” who, they said, was the first man who approached them about the job, and who told them he was acting for W. B. Davis. District Attorney Carroll has in his possession other details of evi- dence not made public thus far. He also has a confession from Halliday. detailing the scheme from its in- ception to its disclosure. District Attorney Carroll says Circuit At- torney Sidener may have all of this at anv time, and that it wil! he Me Visit to Sidener in Oc- said Turner furnished them with a ‘taken to his office, if he desires. ‘ ; 7 of. * : ae “ Feb. 9. In order to be approved an \item must receive a majority of two- thirds of the vote cast on that item. The rejection or approval of one or more items does not affect the re- | mainder. | Particular stress i!s laid on features of distributing the debt over }a@ long period by issuing 20-year se- irial bonds and placing supervision of }all bond issue fund expenditures in ithe hands of a Citizens’ Supervisory | Committee. Under Control] of Committee. Control of expenditures by such a the approval of which | would be necessary before funds icould be spent on any project, was recommended by the General Council ion Civic Needs, when it submitted the bond ministration by Mayor I, Projects iouthined for a lof 10 vears or authorized ed to pay for the work. In this connection the Special Bond Committee of the Board of the and the plan approved e bond program are nstruction program the bonds, if more | Issue | Aldermen, in its report on the bon¢ | |} program, recommended adoption of the Supervisory Committee plan, and stated: “If the public authorizes the issu- ance of bonds in the amounts and for the purposes detailed in the bond issue bill, all of the money would not be expended and all the bonds authorized would not be issued at one time. After authorization is igiven by a vote of the people for the lissuance of bonds, money derived ‘from sale of bonds can be expended ‘only when appropriation ordinances 'are passed by the Board of Alder- men, and such appropriation ordi- nances must state in detail and spe- cifically in what manner the amount appropriated is to be expended, s0 | that this board and the public will! \have opportunity then to express 'themSelves as regards al! bond issue ‘expenditures and to check and com-|} | pare such expenditures with the orig- | iinal program.” Some opponents of the bond issue have stated all public improvements ishould be made out of current rev- |ehues of the city instead of by bend | issue. = Arguments for Bonds. This plan is declared impractical by the Council on Civic Needs, com- prising more than 200 representa- tives of all interests in the city. The “textbook” further declares it is “‘un- fair and unjust to the taxpayers, for the cost would not be equitably dis- tributed. gram were carried out in the 10- ‘year period and paid for out of mu- inicipal revenue, -only the taxparers 'during those 10 years would pay the cost. Persons and industries who | moved into the city after the 10-year 'period would pay nothing. | “But under the bond issue plan, 'where the cost is extended over a long period of years, the burden on ‘the taxpayers of the present time is \greatly relieved through the in- ‘creased population and growth of ‘future years.” Rapid increases in property ; om 7 4 aiu- largely meet the cost of retiring the | bonds. Facts Cited in Textbook. “The “textbook” cites these facts: From 1914 to 1919, according to ‘the United States census, $261,290,- 000 of new capital has been placed ‘in industry in St. Louis. The license tax paid by merchants ‘and manufacturers, based on their (sales and inventory, increased in five ‘years from $1,000,000 to $2,794,510 ‘in 1921. The city has 418 more factories ‘than in 1914. Back of every $9 of Habfilities the city has $900 of values. Assessed valuations for taxation In 1921 totaled $911,480,.719. Factor in Development. The bond issue is pointed out as a means of developing business and itn- dustry, through providing more ade- ‘quate facilities that produce growth, such as wider streets for handling traffic. removal of health menaces through better sanitation, an assured water supply and better street light- ings With these are greater decrea- tion and park facilities that improve the surroundings of workers, larger hospitals and institutions, new pub- lic markets and a municipal audito- rium that will permit the holding of issue program to the ad-' to be issued only as need- | If the improvement pro- | ‘he mushed to Nome. tire bonded indebtedness and the full amount of new bonds is voted. timated, based on past records of pected to meet the cost of the bor tax rate, the table follows: Amount Required for Interest and Principal! .$2,528,421 $ 2,417,115 2,892,911 2,822,730 2,603,343 1,859,673 1,416,063 2,268,719 8,422,118 4,705,998 1, 5,428,176 1, 5,616,974 1, 6,088,429 1, 6,098,429 1,850,000, 1, 1, yA Year Assessed Purpos 595,226, 630,452, 648,129, 693,957, 880,000, 1,040,000, 1,110,000, 270,000, 6,098,429 6,098,429 6,098,429 6,867,702 4,975,085 $3,851,641 2,128,895 481,455 1,640,000 1,680,000 1,610,000 1,685,000 A second table shows the tax rate required in recent years to re- Valuation as for Taxation 765,722, 911,480, 180,000, 216,000,000 295,000,000 400,000,000 450,000,000 600,000,000 ,000 5,456,490 4,975,085 4,413,338 | 8,851,641 8,209,701 2,567,761 | 1,845,578 ! 1,128,895 | 481,455 rate that will be required if the : Valuation increases also are é¢s- | growth, and this increase is ex- 1ds without materially raising the Rate per $100 Assessed | Valuation. | for Bond a. Purposes. 348 Actual 40% cents 290 Actual 89 583 Actual 46 Chigh point) 140 Actual 41 624 Actual 84 710 Actual 21% 000 Estimated 15 (Low) 000 Estimated 22 000 Estimated $1 N00 Estimated 40 Estimated 45 Estimated 44% . Estimated 47 (high point) Estimated 45 Estimated 44 Estimated 42 Estimated 41 Estimated 38 Estimated 82 Estimated 24 Estimated 07 Estimated 03 000 000 ,000 ,000 ,000 AMUNDSEN TO TRY TO FLY OVER POLEN MAY Explorer to Spend Winter at Nome—Plane Being Assembled at Wainwright. ; By. the Associated Press. NOME, Alaska, Dec. 16. Roald Amundsen, head of the Arctic exploring expedition which left the I’nited States in June, who arrived Thursday by dog team from — Capt. (here ‘Wainwright, said today that he ex-. pects to start in May tn an attempt | to fly over the North Pole. He ex- ‘plained ‘that he had eome here to ‘visit civilization and to commynicate with persons in the United States land Europe. | Amundsen expressed cheerfulness lover a message received at the wire- ‘less statidh at Noorvik stating that ‘the schooner Maud, in which he '2900 miles northwest of Wrangel ‘Island. This, he declared, {deal place from which to begin ‘drift over the pok, dicted that the Maud would make the drift in four years instead of the | five planned. His plane, Capt. Amundsen _ re- ported, was almost entirely assem- bled under cover at Wainwright. His Lieut. Oskar Omdahl, in- aviator, : from the ice in Wainwright inlet, or from the snow. Capt. Amundsen is greatly reduced | in weight, but in perfect health. He left Wainwright Nov. 19, going with a mail team to Deering. At Deering he purchased five dogs, with which He expects to remain here throughout the cold, dark period of the winter. The position of the Maud was giv- | en in the wirejess message as 75 de- grees 25 minytes north latitude, and) 173 degrees A minutes west longitude. This is in &4n uncharted part of the Arctic Ocean. | a oe " enemnees eee i - - — A creat conventions and trade shows in | st. Louis, which have been lost here- tofore through lack of accommoda-_ tions. , Plans for the campaign are being completed by the Executive Commit- ten of the General Council on Civic Needs and schedules of meetings for ' discussion of the bond proposals are being arranged for all sections of the city. | Copies/of the “text-book” may be) obtained upon application to the | Council] at the Chamber of Com- | merce. ' was an | a | and he pre-| 2 | : Action ,Taken in Friendly Suit for) “boss who died in 1911, which has ‘Keating Butler, widow of Edward \sent to the naval FORMER PRESIDENT _ MAKES GOOD LOSSES | IN BANK FAILURE | Residents of Pullman, Ill, Get | Checks Totaling $6908 | From C. J. Holland, | By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—Residents of | Pullman who lost money in the | failure of the Fernwood Trust and | Savings Bank in June, 1914, received | unexpected Christmas presents today when their mail brought checks for the entire amount due them. ' ¢. J. Holland, former president of. the bank maltled the checks—- totaling $6908.14— from funds he has saved since the liquidating com- mittee completed its work in Dec., 1917. When the bank, a private insti- (thtion failed in 1914 it had Mabill- ties of about $80,000: The assets finally realized approximately $23,- 000. Holland told the liquidating committee that he would make good the difference no matter how many years it took. Today the debt was wiped out. | ‘ | started on the expedition, was about /EDWARD BUTLER ESTATE DIVIDED INTO FIVE GROUPS Partition, Filed by Heirs of Democratic “Boss.” The real estate composing the en. | tate of Edward Butler, Democratic an estimated value of $2,000,000, was divided yesterday into five groups by tion the estate. The division was made to Mrs. Rose Mary Butler, widow of James J. Butler: Mrs. Kathryn Butler Blackmore; the widow of Edward Butler Jr., the Mercantile Trust Co. and Rose Mary Butler, as ‘rustecs for Edmond J. Linchey, and to the widow of the late John R. Butler. Forest P. Tralies, attorney’ for the plaintiff, was granted a fee of $22,- 500. In another ‘suit, instituted to con- strue certain provisioris of the will. Judge. Hall ruled that bequests of $10,000 each to certain grandd i1gh- ters when they married, be dedacted from the shares of their parents, ‘n- stead of from the estate as a whole. It also was ordered that Mrs. Helen Butler Jr., receive one-fourth of the income of her children while the trust created for them continues. 4 “Flu” Epidemic on Battleship. By the ted Press. aves, and lodge members not in uniform but wearing the symbolic aprons of the order, followed by Scottish Rite bodies and the Grand Lodge. re Singing of America opened the cer- emony, and after a prayer by Grand Chaplain Arthur Mather, the corner stone was lowered into place. Tt was tested with the “square of square dealings, the level of équality and the p@an@ «¢ rectitude,” and was consecrated with the corn of plenty, the “wine of refreshment and thé of! of peace.” In the corner stone are copies ,of records, including daily newspapers and the Missouri Freemasorm reports of Maronic, bodies, a roster of Scot tish Rite bodies in St. Louis and their bylaws; coins, including the Missouri Centennial half dollar of — /1921, and the Peace dollar&of 1922. ; and photographs of high officers and of the cathedral. Pat 106 Feet High. | Spectators crowded the space if. front and stood above the speakers’ stand in the still open walls of the ‘building, of which the structural iron work and roof have been completed since construction began last March. The structure is 106 feet high, with a. frontage of 285 feet, and will in- clude an auditorium seating 2000 /persons, a dining room on the same floor for 428 diners, and a basemént dining reom for 2600. A sculptural strip at the segond floor level wfll form the base for an Ionic colonnade, marking the dag 51 rium floor. The building also will include lodge rooms, lounge rgoma ‘and offices. The front will be of |Bedford stone. The architect is Wil- liam B. Ittner. WRONG ADDRESSES EXPENSIVE Errors of Mail Sender§ Costs Gov- | ernment $1,740,000 a Yearme.” | By the Associated Press. ) WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— post office department estimated to- day that a waste of $1,740,000 an- nally results from wrongly addressed | mall, | A survey just completed reveals that the average number of letters received at post offices daily with improper addresses was 375.381 and that the salaries of postal employer required to re-address this mafl amounts alone to more than $1,000,- ’ ; |090 a year. _ = “= “vt |IBOVA’S SIXTH STREET MARKET « 804 N. 6th St. SPECIAL FOR MONDAY & TUESDAY LARGE CANS — CARNATION | ' ; BEST IN THE CITY The jurors spent an hour in | a a , , : , actio , Ss he drew $17,000. Boy Shot by Brother. Fitzpatrick, cartoonist of the Post- ‘ mn ut Brunen s former home, =e proceeg n by the tate, he $20 000 of the bogus certifiactes with ne a ie ree Ah Dis atih ations, as estimated by statistic lans spects it daily for rust. The machine | 4 it J a Hall in a . “J 2 ~~ ; m too busy to take the matter the Lowe r ee ” ae 7 | Post-Dispatch, are expected to ke skids. The plane is to take off friendly suit by the heirs to partl- ibs. . ‘ 4 LARGE ENGLISH WALRUTS LAYER Figs 4 ** Associa BOSTON, Dec. 14.—A mild epl- demic of influenza on the Dattieship Florida has spread to other vessels at the Beston navy yard, it became known today. Thirty cases are list- ed on the Flortda,of which 16 were mear by. ~ ee ee OE yo tea TT TE A a a RAITT Hr WS a a RR RY mae

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‘€ Dailv Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ALMOST DEAD OF MANY " UAL STORY [Who Wants Tom and Tittie? |SPRTED DSCUSSON SENATE CET PROTESTS: \U. S. CRAFT RESCUES MOS oer ow MOONSHINER'S seme OF KLAN BY GIVERNORS ON SEATING OF LODGE! MOO FROM SHIP ARE ne VOARREST OER ve. - = . : . . ° : i, i e' : : . ee ss >" + 2 - Other ’ . be a. pov. ‘4 : isa iJ . . : : : . cawpow Ic H. Be —~— ~ . ‘ena — —S ) : | . 3 — - + ; acc tar. ro! ' iheiet rad PES Ih i ” cnoocner Salvatrice 2009 ays, 7 W atch th - . ; ~ 4 rr . ; Walia G , a oat 4 >. ¥ 2 ae s . : sf aHPoi a hoe rd. flying the 4 er Freeman, ‘2 va es — oC on , F } upside down as a sign . Sease, ‘ irkansas ‘ONSTAN ‘OPLE Dec r d >: - : 4 . - — = cc — — m+ ‘ As a Ss — , , = re armier., ys e ves ues eh os ie + tee 4. ; — - HE IS F : — » aff 3 on sscued 409 persons fre : port c be the Coest Guard ba ‘ked with ships sup- Whew " os i~hro by Capt. iris as rame-Up y —f eee ee ee - me BIS AM . ; ' g in tl Sea of Marmor: "€ Sulliva Saivatrice ostensi- , ¥ > elie. iw P ‘ . or ‘ : ? : . . . ‘ " : . 4 => > Se Se be : a" “moTUua | ' ' ive y ee a ] fb le sit shin for vessels in -* 7 : —" 2 tS Fs > a She 4 2 EOC Ur! .s lie ha’ led by ex- ; sand trade. Both vessels ATTRACTS ATTENTION “ a a o = wean ew ee : “rows . ass ae : ' vi Diosi oO will 1 rken inte Boston by the Ome Members of Jury Had & “= ete Se eee s+ ce 7 eS a 3 =O; “ae 4 cs. T ther , , “ooK- the fire was discover the maga- th alratri Ernest Ponlard of ee. tae, SS LS = > —— —" . n A. ssiccors, reral expios: | i. St. Pierre. gueclon. and Ange Cav- Signed Petition to Circuit > > eee Sy = oe | ” "SS —_— Pecaprces ; we : - ‘se for Senate midly nvelopi t he sip eller « Halifax. N. S.. her curtailed : i SNS | . ~ we TE gee nti Moar: "~ Sporty ent elect. | wered ; almost dead of thirst a . | pi oan = : = EAS % : se°: : 2 Lace as* : r id tenant-Commander V \. Edward ried to irk sagt water. with sick- mediate Triel. is eS ee xe a - eS | me . : Mth the bringing his vessel alc ning its. Both hands of Poul- ° 4 ~~ > —= , we , | , n Mas-/ tari — —— te a + ; vessel and in_tem- : ‘ : 3 ae 4 ~ 2S Se oF es he Ku} oo. hi 3 atta aaa ee a se hays 7 od a0 ne _ street, and that Jee Post-Dispatch. . —— — i us ‘ + - | | oe 7 . | a wre ae a knew where they esull boORTTLE ROCK. ark 7 ag ee 7 ss = a > oy Proms 25 “t : allen ef K us 4 eS PP Ma ee a pe f money if wor Herbert Sease. Baxter County farm : | x lit Sa . » 4 ~~ “ea ee" : , ‘ . : ‘ s eh ——. “ ' .* - ; Fg ed . : sie » names * - Paty b » i) : . = - — ~~ ae oe De ei Bs . : . ; . : TO FQ ER SLIDER CONTESTS ae tm een while her cs 5- : . with 2 te > % es bel of ,) ms ¢ : eg’? a2 . : ae a - » » “| eS : ee. , 4 &,. 4 . . - é te = . be >" uen postpone —-_, = Se g8e > eS ) wh utmost 3] c ‘aim enok and anether man were| YOUld the baal gum = ~ = ' : . - > = —* : A " . gg Mn - * he ’ —~ = 2 é ea ‘ : _ o = oo eg * arether cea | - ar | om : —. > . = war _ - ~¥ emer last beth an- sconrnd im = check x : ™ _— cha — 7 = : — » or os a ae wes x % . = . — 7 A * = = 5 ‘ ‘ e ’ . : Bas : 7 i) . gee | 7 “ire te SS ~ De , Ekxperts to Serve With Him Named ase tses » tee Ge tant ‘tn tained the mente Ve — a. & S >">% +. ~~? : . - . » _ : OF o «= | . ™ *4 - . ™ th Se al ite ores z ; on : . a on 4 “a Jere e klan Was 3 by National Acronautica! ‘ ter that the cnast cvard ck bot 4a5-aa 4 _Sease who 's 4 — rs 0 ' , SS “—~“. =? ° - > As®oria bo nm ; ; ne -_ huer 4uring the Aav ' Ree Se ees The . et ait aed ane FP «@ ~T} ri ver : : : : . o Fey - ; me - k PRE + aet-Dispatch correspondent tha © | ae . ; e. oe : ial ee of numning OPeration wae repel bat l many reasons to beliewe thai th 2 ~~ ewe it re ! : ) : i : sae igs - ol for $418 Mrs Payot Paes \« , “¥. 3 oo os —@« os > = — — . : . : : 7 : - : : 4 ‘ . raAse a@acalnst | | WAS & aru ; =a oe , = ike engl , BGs" , —s . shou susTicious and Myitertain members of the Au Ku: 7 — ' ) ; » Shee whic on Monday in voy in Raxter Cownt: : os if 7 a ' lors ta wry out ming oa enagt! _— were arrested. the here : " ‘ ” . or : : her } bowen , . ‘ ———- S feat e number of 7 - rae . ees! Age © Pees ORS ae 7 ae Se ; j ~\. 4 ss tide Pi $e +4 on mR. us : . . -t . — + . ' —— . . — ; snot ‘ incermin ors found in his Visitors i | ee | | Stat . : plies , to ; ; ‘a sy E , a —+ tun of her °° watches was . converse Witla “ine cheat ae ho fine o i Man have been im- . Re ee ' ) —— >» stu ! ' — G uv , . + ont @, the Inat- rt@ike!d by the steicism with which . ¥ , vita Cat, : : : . . . . , ; hoe tranrefer of he ylews bis impending doom He ; 2 a7 ; : : - — : : per ; e . : + wes said ae ‘ = ° _oOWweve te z } ham aiwars cheerful and even jolly at ie eae ee yee i atid | ' —_ “‘* —_ ! : = . a ‘ : : 4 . . “ ; - . . dake. — =Tar ? times. declaring that he is innocent oe eR re, i a . ) 3 ee,” .cte : ° : : . . — é : : - - : ~- ro af rarned goods a woctim of circumstances over -— mate »- 2 , ‘ Ann. th : 7 : , ; 7 i ry im quantity te Weick he has n° contro al ‘ a eee wit. Leade pei e — onve , : amu" ; rear a1 eote tA . “The Cheeriecst Prixoncr.” > o! ad th the . , ' Gor wis, ‘ e : ; ‘cnc oft Gant =_iuewite geaxve he will meet death in = | ROr : si rmed bt , , 35 The Star sata The “chair.” if he must. as he has (oe *e,tvemet life's daily situations. calmly / arc Le ceamd with com pesrure His fortitude | hau ee ) @miration of the other con- son 132 ; “~ DO . Z : . | — . : ae em pot bee ox | i- | ae rent i | ——. | - : SSS a | se. Masmacusess Ineurute or Teno - PRYSISIAN FOUND GUILTY OF wot) -stets and Warten Martim says he i« : Kee ake lage: A | Seemeeemeeme meters at BAe ec hay crunk ana paid no attention 19-YEAR-OLD BRIDE GF ALLESED Siz st “wo coo Sicen sueall in PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY of Waving murdered W. P * said after ' " Kansas Cityan Was Arrested In 1921 S} Gem, a farmer with whom | ther + al all a a .' Me. Naam! Letsoen Christ Herurn *@pne affirmed by the Supreme Court ee ee . ~ ) fusing 1 ers : —_——- "SS Bis defense was insanity AP Rm gt ae oe *) Pe us ) that mest Newspaper Vendor. 71 Years Old _ mys his attorneys dbeliewed him i: than sf : a , Saffers Broken Ribx When _ sane Sue mene Bian Off the witness, ~~” a a | = ’ . | | Knocked Down by Machine : 3 emene. An attempt to establish an — ape : 2 , \ “*"gaht fafled in part en eines) COOCRRg er Husnene ys aay . ) egins Gease were Ir and Mrs ~_ ex 7 ; 3 . ried 1 ’ ‘ ou» «Beavers, who were renting ee : ™ os ee , Wi : ris’ : : sas rARMADN 71 COMPANY WINS _@pa their 13-year-old daughter. The | Big me Siem acy rains — | parted : , rhe ) : a ; ; LL. VUSIT Al 4h testimony. as taken from the recor gt a 2 gag ig % agit wie 4 | ; , “ ULING iy WISCONSIN “ “Sais that Sease and Beavers went to — _ ae a Oo tyre, _— od wt ‘hat te 4 | ae ql *Mavidson' p.m. Mar . om, a : shingten bouk . . . See . of anertniniel . a. . Pa ae goS slam. at Davidson's request. to ar- Pes yer’ ey ~ I re —_ ea Rel wee di > ,ao@emege for the purchase by Dav:dsor phone 2 ; ps ae i , + ~at tg, c ane eases nn en eee OWned meer, . ea sesert : wy : ; : = ‘ay. oat vidson’s farm. Sease and Davil- . —— ae | . a ' _— ) wie Qn were only slightiy acquainted stalo baxing met only twice before that ~~ Soe ; Wrinks at Davidson's Ftace. tne bate bneetne tbe badd. and a auc a sceainad ~ aaa | tS | ng three men had several drinks , mown menibers of th > | Pitre ap -— ine BUGHES. AUSTRALIAN PREM A of Gheonshine whisky at Davidson's’ Kinx Klan visited Beavers ane einen. aa) iahlian aaa A ' ®. and Sease lef there about monished him to confess or e! | | ME-FLECTEG TO Parl (AMENT he $3 o'clock. stating that he was g0- sert to 2 lectrie chai \acr vid e didnt &no" : as ree to Cartmer. about three miles Beavers sen: : wite and daugh eT med 5 | et h saic We Maiortty Placed art 5006@— a = Was Wanted tate Grove and surrendered: The Sheriff took me to Yel) vil ; i Peanut Squares .. QhePullet had come. had defed the klansmen : a ' , cen r als . : DISEASES ee Sanity Of-ered as Defen=. Beavers is still living 7 4,99 a rote e he On aii ) Ne one saw anyone shoot. and the “arm. Mrs. Sease and her five chile oo ol 5 cTs ] “i, Slefie testimeny was for the defense dren. ranging in age from 5 L] ra ; ie | and DE E 9 the > Sin Swas intended to establish a cave Ye@rs old. live just across the White age“ ane "See Weartry. These witmesees te . ; aa i Xi ae in : eatire service, Any necessary changes required durimg the first a na om eweiry valved at $900 was stolen : . . . | -egree murder, and returned ‘be hs Sohn on year are made FREE OF CHARGE - from the heme of WilijJam F. Peters . - , ' red | , er verdict. which carried wrh 2.4. ay bad i | death penalty 7 3 ImMGSoury aveume. “niversity : . : INVISIBLE BI-FOcALS are mederste!ly priced saad are beth cieguut | ™ City. im the absence ef the family — and — . guve the Post-Dispatch cor- between noon and £p. m. vesteriayr _ a — —— yg are the lest word te optics. ther climinmete all The burgiars “jimmied” a front doo Nashville Business Man Kilied YOU SEE SETTER——-THEY LooK BETTER—_Yer FEEL BETTER _ —s= a gt >> = > psi 2 ee pe an 6 The jewelry consisted of two dia aomcg " 7 aa. LSC ; i¢ COME IN AND LET US DEMONSTRATE. . . " Malt odd ¢ ems 2 Bet _ mond rings an@ a diamond stick pin. “™ '. @f Nashville 4 , | a tins - ~— tee Teese M TZ <v THE OCULIST- Siages of Rivers. a ae aang G. OR! , . D. OPTICIAN i ae ee co ene 609 N. BROADWAY (/=_ 3-2 = Getme to remain an0 PITTSBURG, Pa. Dec. 16.—Pitts- he sutemebile |; — aM & Gate” with Mre. Da-jburg §.90 feet. freezing. cloudy: which be ‘ng collid | My Dook on the ere, exposi the ere B Wheel W.. Va... 8 feet, cool, cloudy. street car. we valuabie eve informaticg, FREE Ask i yeerr a (ty Vj svruDp. and seur - F , My 7 A // J ‘ . + aa _

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Sa asta t 7 ie es 5 a a Sane eee eo en aaa Mes mae — : ; te lalate Be = i ele ier ns aaa es " ee eC 2 : y - F . stolen from the apa pendinc) ‘ KS : of Illinois here tonight, the final gi a. OF A AR BRP ES | eee Ne Oe ig BR i ee BRE EM Son SS th PS or Maa as ama Mala Bi I iia OF Re ee ee . SEES an ncta as tte an he NpeaPry Me ta Seige 9 ; oes Lf, a SE Oe ee eee ae Re Oe Oe rolled bis Ms Sa Ag ae sen Sisler Ignored L tt | ee nm boulevard MeMin gays } ’ The invaders jumped into the lead one Whe. Bee yo od tems ‘3 . ° , | re ht the Francis watch. but es ease of the game and it ap-| ; has expressed his choicé of Four- Asking Him to ct A i ing the others for loans peel. for a few minutes, as if the | eaten Siena thitiets attains - 2 ; pps — nier for president, with the excep- ole | es gmt snapped by staff “res nied at the Coliseum, last 41. Ursuay. ; “| one-sided, but the tion of one, which is for Frank With New Or Frisch, Muggsy McGraw's star S@C- |) ~-~.Annnen wwe nds. J rckenn ra jlife would be ’ en! that Zbyszko’s arm lock, as shown here, had Lewis’ shoulder within a few inches of the floor. The Pole’s failure to make sl his arm hold by obtaining simultaneously a leg lock d the checks. MeMtn , Short-passing style of game gave Lewis a chance to wriggle free. sor eka om ae Maing taught by Coach Ruby uf! _* $5000 tod end a aie purse. This hold, if carried through, would have given the title to Zbyszko, and a $10,000 belt. It would have made a difference” of more than ond-baseman. The Cincinnati club, TATEMENTS by | “attorney | man is held prevailed. The Illini ong - Pedtoarten which is enrolled in the union to a is To pe . ee man, is wholly for Burns. Wve x oe of 7. PPL LOLOL OAA It will be several weeks, accord- P er of the Players’ U i. to the effect that the OPO _trept upon the St. Louis lade | into the lead, which was) the remainder of the — ‘| ing to information received from At- torney Cannon’s office, before all ballots are in. ; Abbott-Worsteds M ‘ay proached, but that the Lewis-Zbyszko Match Strictly > { Scullins Oppose I Kansas Eleven to Play LIND’S Seventh and Lacas ' Market With each ‘pur- chase of $2.00 or Basket wore. sugar and Free Eggs not in. _ cluded. Will Sell All This Week « MIXED NUTS : * ¢ dition of the Quincy grounds, @ )| ' Washington quintet was un- By J E. Wra postponement will be asked, and ,;| hardest-fought succer battles of the |: Nov. 10, while-the Kansans will tomley, Ray Blades, Jack Four- All new; to successfully penetrate the y ohn y> . if the Fore River Club consents, year is scheduled for this afternoon |; appear at Francis Field for their nier, John Lavan, Joe Schultz, pound | defense of Coach Ruby's Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. , the ee will make the West- ‘| 2+ High School Field, when the na-}) return match the following year. ree vay Se oo William Pertica and eye et and they were forced to resort Q07 narc ‘ai . >) ern trip. | ean ton Scull! PP PRES The Pikers are apparently con- ac : = | fe Epes > Spsgeeame OF an eutumated ettendance of 1 000 The Abbotts have a ine eleven, ¢ ie ee a cm a a >| fident of having a strong outfit For the position as vice president nN ee ee Se Cer ed or secretary of the union, it appears WALNUTS nog op pgm up many | of the wrestling match they bad just witnessed, in which Champion | First round—Abbotts 5, Me- met, in league competition, twice/) % . i). srissouri battle. me fades We eee itv Lewis h Qe , = | thuen 0. this season, the first resulting in 4 |‘ Ae . Kansas game, the , ma tten in| Organization will Soft Shell 3 Hilini Defense Is Strong. ad tossed the 43-year-old veteran twice out of three at- ee GER BRE IOP FP 260 tie and the secoad ending with|} __Destees te Be on ° ‘| Brooklyns finds his name ~— be Cannon’ is not : "Washington used a combination | tempts, thereby retaining his ttle. 4 cn alliage eres iim * 3/ the Brady men victors by # 1—0/{ (ikers ae dina: momen coe peg bérve cigs tree Poe rae, be divulging. He has stated that Ex uf the ’ dire | as '( test aw is ° i tra large, | long and short passing game, Twenty-four hours later, follow- j Public would probably call his man Third round — Abbotts 39, count. Paul Murphy will referee, 1923 schedule, a conference bat- }| Johnny Lavan’s name appears quite all rules and regulations | new; ib. ... C 4 : ae ae aoe cme te the appearance of an article in an ‘Yellow,’ if he didn’t return. .I my- |? Roxbury 0. carngene me mange ergy , tle with the Oklahoma Sooners. §| frequently for “choice as recording pee body will be gone peti ‘i por: oa pa alee | afternoon paper reflecting by inten- self sprained‘*an ankle during a/| ‘ In a game with the Fall River shi ey nafs cchelis aenials ri scons Ames, Grinnell and Missouri are ;/ secretary and along with Fournier | . nd is - ; . eleven, the present leaders of the ¢| © arts at 2:30. W > ot 2. . the Conference teams which evil %| on esse of-Ohie OE. tenia club én board: and that no matter Yn form the rules take, the Che | — ute—A}! new and fresh 8 it up. stand on it; but that didn’t ; . — een s ; prevent | | @ a “i - Minner played a consistent game | tvery third acquaintance met was yme from showing up for the next i$ Abbotts tied, with a score of 3-3. Before the game, the —— = ) Nov. 3. and 24 are still open Ray Cannon, who is in New York wunet Brazile, large mn. Minner was um-jasking whether the match was fall. Herman caught the idea and/_| ee ee ter ’ dates on the Piker schedule, al- ?/ ot this time, stated before leaving| ter Conditions for the’ é : ‘ ; + 7 ‘? i « . . e ’ 7 c eee yn ity et : at shooting, but registered | on the level or not. said that rather than risk public! UTS ane ee a rome gel ye med though Coach Rider is negotiat- Milwaukee that he is greatly pleased waatnar ake os manner hampering | the free throws and missed two. The TMquiries became so numerous opinion, Zbyszko would wrestle until) | FIVE SPECIAL BO a in gp the late Pete Ratican) ing for two games, both of which, interest being shown in a the club owners. ae 8 | SRE Kies + af booked, will be played here. the balloting for officers and praised Pecans, large _. > eo rs ed Aimonda, Valencia. .* jies—Christmasg Speciai— Cut Rock Mixed ane) Mixed .. phe Popken made three baskets tiste, who refereed the match, a | Blowdrift Mixed, | crea ,* > ) : arm without j | Five special bouts will feature the | 8 ) day. Peanut Squares ..... aah — for the Illini, while Walle | competent SEMeERy em wresthne. and there ate oo medic eu se ‘amateur boxing show to beheld at ne nator: segres 5 Berle BS ge ved |: ~~~ | list also are working industrially, , Who hails from St. Louis, himself a former middleweight wres- question but that | tne Armory, Wednesday night, andvee nae — : =k. saagfem arg J Ss ING according to Cannon, as well as ore The leading | in the East, e meeting IMMY MITH LEAD ‘ape: New York Giants. Peanut Uyco Hrittie Fiake Peanut rial Vrenge and L emon ’ Slices. eee Chocolate Drops : / oc oantt jeliy Beans .... | Ma Jelly Beans ‘juinbo) be Applegram, heacinieitee | stamoce to arouse his suspicions, ) ~ , Buller Scotch Waffies ts a former Illini star, hav- Baptiste replied: about any portion of the match. 12% pounds—W alter same > ~ AR have the experience and are not SO q. 49!1 to the Post-Dispatc EE dhinta catia Gal : be f the football “Had I seen rthi » There was no betting on the result A. c-» 5 ey Fee: ee Nkely to “blow” at a critical period CHICAGO, Dec. it dimniy Smith, ers. McG Beby Mints, satin finish S memoer o © soowws = any ng quee , |'Men’s A. A. | ] how | ch ion Milwaukee pin-tumbler and a iona +] r h core |seck ete ketball teams at Illinois three about the event I would have left that I heard of, aside from the|” 147 pounds—Lester Martin, S. B. A.| 'n league ee Ngee oe oa “ mypiny 2 years considered tne great- : BAOT Lex Clio : . | th ‘ “4 - , Wild ; | be adoe Os wthegeagccte (peat agpate Paaat meminnen cade cae Cine ek ee ee Ses Peers eins area ‘a oppost- | est match bowler of the country, by | By Leased Wire from the New York | tion today that the major t B. M. A. | counte 4 5 ? = : pilin g up an average of 212 14- 20. Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Wiid ¢ herr) ; ‘ararhe!s, Butte rm el's oceninas satin fnieh... ates ara! lb ige— Hallowee, bulk vd h ! Sugar-Rolled Dates it’ he having come ere insinuation that the match was/ © ¥®- the University of Missouri Age Against Zbyssko. | tainted. It was Zbyszko’s last chance| , **° P°% me agg tg naman —— |of their 60-game set before a packed | League affair well-known major and nh ™ : atnan Fe may have something | house here today and tonight. minor league magnates and mana- ‘armel Brand ‘per pig.) larae Laver Figs, »* imported. .. BSiring Figa, a tei nw— Beoedices. reclieaned Loose Muscateis alice, 16- showin and was able to outlast his foe “His career and his financial] in-|Charwick, 100 pounds; Eddie Reith, aaa all ith | ced : g bac w an ’ Boodicas, ae gs of Llinois tonight | 7pyszko's superior knowledge of;terest both naturally forced him | 118 pounds; Leo Bacott, 118 pounds, / auto elegen has lost its three last | 316 3- Sta hie alaee'a were manager ot the Giants that his play Layer, = story to the 5000 fanS|~.,eco-Roman wrestling enabled to his limit. To my mind there is #nd John Marline, 156 pounds. games. Whether they can come’ ”’,itnough rolling a consistent series os ie iis ge eeueieaiee Mae Oran a Low o' Shanon Tint eae netaaerax (eee surprise the champion by not the slightest foundation for re-| | back, in the face of — —— srsticvrd, in both matces, averaging pet 8-10, ! + a Union is needed in the minor ange an mon. . in the big 10 confer-_| stil | | a ac%n the defensively-strone| picuin did nof set a fast enough pace | jaenes. ‘winning the first fall, after being flecting on this match in any way. WURTZ TO OPPOSE HAHN, pre diliepe es remains to be decided.|to keep up ten the Miwaukeean. He > - Rs me through the first 12 games No man on e payro the imported . Citron. i half ended, 13 to 7, with i on the long end. ‘Th game, which opened the sea- ‘, ‘Illinois, was ished defense and offensc pass of the Illini, however, puzzler to Washington. T.»¢ * were unable to fathom iis i @econd period brought vew inte the fray and the Illini «2p pt consistently on short shots, aliens up long tries at the ‘long shots, which went wild. fast for early | both aggregations having a On the Level, Referee Asserts; Practically No Betting on Bout: Gorge Baptiste Says That: Their Best and That Graeco- Roman Pole to Win First F in His Judgment Experience Enabled all From Champion. ) Schnauss was the defensive star; Walked out of the Coliseum last Thursday night voicing praises of the entire Illini quintet | do on the integrity of the match, , pivot man for Washing-j|as to make desirable some sort of A — caged two field baskets and made one. Capt. Hellstrom | official reply. offer the statement of George Bap-. In this connection we and Porter, caged two apiece. | tler. also made four free throws one. - Ruby From Missouri. is Coach Ruby's first year he had great success with his l teams in the Missouri Conference during the last Unquestionably, 'men did their best. Asked if he saw anything in the match or its attendant circum- in my opinion, toth jwae a splendid contest. and Lewis contests that he had more endurance was against him, in -previous Although age had shown Not only that, it; match once, so that I could ‘thhardly he had be carried out of the” ring. “Zbyszko could not raise his right | to Both Men Did |; k i$ may yet show in St. Louis on Dec. Yet Compete Here, in H oliday So Soccer Games : i ( ‘ Buicks in Third | NEW YORK. Dec. 16. HE record this year is as follows: American Soccer League race, the ° TO FEATURE AMATEUR SHOW AT THE ARMORY Business Men's A. A. simon pures of this city will appear | |in the special contests. are as follows: 112 pounds—Guwus Perrone, Frank Urschel, S. B. 118 pounds—Ray Alfano, Charles Panko, B. M. A. A. C. A. A.. V8. Offictals of the matches for the Slaton Whitson, after boys: club ere following 1256 pounds; The features | | tion, Ss. B. A. | Nick | - Round Tilt Today. Other Features Are Scheduled for Battle at High School Field. What promises to be one of the The two contenders have open at 2 o'clock. | will be made. The Scullins and Vespers are two of the strongest elevens in the Mid- sport’s classic in this section. vounger club—but the champions while only five tallies have been scored against the Buicks. times have the Scullins been scored | Psychology to do with the result of today’s | struggle. The Scullins are, so far | this year. undefeated, while the) have trained faith- | +) book a game for Thanksgiving The | Vespers have the speed—they are a) Six | Pikers at Lawrence in_ 1923, at Home in 1924 OV POLL AOL ad ™ he a ee | Biden 40 UNIVERSITY'S foot- ball team, usually one of the , strongest entries in the Missouri : Valley Conference, has signed a >) two-year contract to oppose the , Pikers in 1923-24, Coach George ' Rider of Washington University ‘ announced yesterday. The Pikers will journey to Law- ’ rence next year for their first en- counter with the Jayhawkers 7” next year, as the Kansas game will be followed the next Satur- appear at Francis Field. The Pikers probably will not CHAMPION BLOUIN WITH 'gained a lead on Jimmy Blouin, world’s classic champion, of over ‘eight points, in theif? first 20 games The Milwaukee expert was in rare form, posting an average of 203 2-10 in the afternoon performance and average of went |, roster of the union obtained by any- “Bona Fide Union Men” Now. The first glimpse at the official tion would soon turn its atte:, to the major the testimony of George Sisler, and Clase AA >)’ leagues, apparently ts refuted by | OVO LOL - ms i ie ee a aa ae a a ee a a ee, es ll il a ee a a ~ 212 AVERAGE IN MATCH the Browns’ first baseman... Sisler, answering a Post-Dis- ? patch inquiry last night,. eeve-t that several months ago he } pore tae a letter from the. of the new body feeli about joining the on hig | Sisler stated that he plied to the letter. one other than the officials, today showed ‘the following 20 St. Louis players signed up as “bona fide union baseball players:”’ Jess Haines, George Toporcer, Edward Ainsmith, Leslie Mann, E. Pfeffcr, William Sherdel, Del Gainer. Milton Stock, Clarence Muellicr, Vernon Clemons, Louis North, Clyde Barfoot, James Bot- that players of Eastern teams have of‘ the d. the executive boar only purpose will be to bring i | prore the ‘the St. Louis players for their active part. The Cincinnati Reds on the union Players | Union Composed Excuiy NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—The Base- ball Players’ Union is a National gers stated today after reading the daclaration of John J. McGraw, York Yankees is a member of the =| a eee ee ee — RE ETE Een rege mR, a ce ince Meat— Stace, which opens Jan. 6, are ,utwrestied most of the 41 minutes / CHAMP th meg Condensed exceptionally bright. THi~ | it lasted. ducted in the past in seme Jnstances, | | INDIANAPOLIS a | Bott ipeenen for the match and ‘without an error> picking a “cherry” Libby's Moist; Z7-of, jar... >: ® practice game with No-| «after that, Lewis dominated the and it seems to be the old story of IN MUNICIPAL FEATURE | tully this week tor lav eat|tn the fourth frame of the thirteenth | new organization, it was them I confess I don't Ata end ee cue ye | re > gr crane match! The toe hold that Zbyszko ‘give a dog a bad name and hang/ cCharies Wurtz, Western A. A. U. een ake lence as 46 aatnate gors |eeee: and the report that 93 American) can be.” ble Penches, \'s ifornia, in sytupey Sei "WASHINGTON 2a}. eaten: and which seemed impossible him.’ ”’ ‘lMgehtweight boxing charspion, will op- | "*™* in - a ‘otanel waller: the v0. Smith's brilliant display of form| League men from other clubs are on el A. ‘to evade, must have caused him; As _ Baptiste points out, there pose Ray Hahn of Indianapolis, title | ‘ods mus P la the Scullins has caused a reversal of opinion| tts rolls was declared to be without eo ee ee cae |among many bowling fans here, the | roundation. The emphatic statement Mariposa, es B tterf) Se; Sunkiet«+-* cod Pincupple; Coral Reefi 44¢ est Hawailan No. 2%-size cam ackberries, Red Raspberries, 18 Pup, and sour pitted Red | a erries; No. }-alze can No, ~aite «© can holder of Indiana, In one of the fea- ture bouts of the show to be held - ly mive of McGraw on Friday was caused by. the discovery that nearly all of the members of the New York Giants are firmly with the new organiza- tion. ‘tose, the Vesners will become the! veteran creating an impression that hope of the Middle West ir further | ne will displace the prseent champion nlavy for the chief soccer trophy. Scores: The probable lne-une: Seullins. Position. at | || great pain. Lewis gained an iflegal seems to have been almost no bet- hold which I made him change. He ting on the result, which was strict- | seized Zbyszko’s big toe and the rules | ly according to form. Youth, weight | ‘by the Municipal ge of today provide that no separate and the result of previous pamngean| time: ot che sonia aoe | toe or finger shall be sei_ed by an iwecser. to Lewis as the probable land gained an easy victory over Joe | Oellerman right forward * : 0 : Afternoon Match. Blouln— 204, 244, 231, 207, | 210, 162, 162, 194—2032. : 226, 192, . ame | al cownenweosg w! wccoone’ eet Sagar Corn; m Corwin, 12c; Right “Good but the foot or hand en- =. Poet 1 ei ntl game. Lewis’ hold If he lost the first fall it was be- | Movee. contests that have been ar- Fitagerald, Smith—181, 220, pag 259, 235, 227, game ted, sweet ani tender; threatened to break Zbsyzsko’s toe C2use he made the mistake of givi| ranged are as follows: George -Mul- Heck | 194, 167, Seg = . > ae lapse of the Players’ f-size can.. and it was this which caused the ing Zbyszko a chance toyem ploy his holland, Indianapolis, heavyweight, | ; Biout EB ey 164, 179, 208, 206, der ahiee "cacaces” a ILLINOIS ian excruciating pain reflected in the specialty—the flying mare. '¥s. Urban Goebel, National A. A.; 200 201, 2 237, 222-——2016. After . In the article reflecting on the | George Herman, Indianapolis, vs. | _ Smith—211. 205, 235. 223. 212, 226, the men cium white spears; £ H ppealed to me veteran's face. ea s. A. flyweights. | Eddie Kalser, B. C., tlyweig | 194. 226, 202, 220—2163. m SooorooF,, o match no overt acts of dishonesty | 2% equare can mentos; Curtis euality! » left forward. r and called attention to the illegal 'Sollie Kessler, who recently defeated | jwere specified and no. charges of |Ray Alfano, will tackle a bantam- Smith led Blouin, 97 4-50 to 88 48-50 I ordered Lewis-to quit and) Zhyszoko | nae description were made save by | uendo. rt forw’d. 3 ion points. lneamen._ Baz, VANDERBILT COACH IS Time of) wy, we. %* site can; i hold. he shifted to a foothold. finally broke this. “after the second fall Zbyszko dis-, weight to be brought from Indianapo-— lis. | Bechtold Amateurs wishing to compete can | Officials —Reteree. Murphy: Amman and Woods. king Powder: Dt Price's: ie et Jack Frost, *16-o2., | mford’s. 18-o7 : -* ected inre; > , Municipal Roche t serbia Aosen. located his shoulder and injured the) CHANCE SIGNS DONLIN | Premed ae writes room S39 a ) "periods, 45 minutes. SIGNED BY ALABAMA Haman | — mpscié covering it. Announcer Bit AND ARCHER AS COACHES —_+—_ peball By the Associated Press. baseball c inney, by placing his foot against | ANNAPOLIS SOCCERITES FOGEL, FORMER )RMER MANAGER | NASHVILLE, Tee. Dee, ‘salary wo | StuHwanuc Pel eoccokooso™ Rw the Associated Press. i a BOSTON, Mass.. Dec. 16.—Frank | Chance, new rianager of the Rea | DEFEAT PENNSYLVANIA Sox. announced today he would have! My the Associated Press. Jimmie Archer, Chicago Cubs caten-| ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. 16.-—Two er of a few years ago, and Mike | hours of* grt Fuge ig = re on ee Dontlin, veteran outfielder, =s| quired to decide the winner of the coaches. Chance and President 1. li. | seccer game between the Annapolis ) ically ill, was today Jae toned ro oa Frazee returned to New York w *t-| Midshipmen and University of Penn- home to a hospital. His co : on = out having advanced a pe«linz deal scylvanta~here today and the latter such that physicians &» a ’ } 7 Ms ba! A Go * it: per can mrs ritan Malt Ryrep; ‘hopped! | aa 21, Knox College a2.: cere te ee sewe | With the third fall. —iowa ” By opened ‘is ban kotha ea Feared to Be Called “Yellow. OM tonight. defeating Knox| “I ordered him to have Zbyszko rg, Til, 21 te 11. ‘back in the ring. I told him that the to the clab. ' : :

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= a “Charley Horse” in His Shoulder “ T eatertaninataa thy “nei laaipetn i “ P Former Principia Academy So... O W L. |. N e* Londos-Stee er ij- America Eleven 1 Bout for Title RO cccenag: tae. se oie 7 Match Suggest. ee ERS | Wooster Lambert Team Totals 3002 in Major City League, | Virtually Closed With Meyer Rolling Individual Count of 671 — LAS Mh ~~ a — 4 : Ru : a . or : | . ~~ ' Ee ' a °*.*8 ‘Named by Eastérn Critic | ‘Tentative Date, May 30— ~~ | Scissors” E = By Herman Wecke. / Other high totals were Keiflein, Champion Almost Ewe Eddie Kaw, Former Principia Academy Boy, Chosen for Half-| | Piann Pele Goounte back Position—Selections Based Upon Judgment ¢ | | | | 613; Webb, 593; Cooke. 568; Dow? | ; ee , sed Upon Judg New York. Lamberts Averdge Over 1000. >" gio. saute’ 596. . KI 519: Matched in Weight. ” — _ ee ae . Harris Gets 270 Game. — i Pee Le + Fe wes ye PP OAD ~ B e ee ee +2 Qh wee . Ope OTe) owe ow ‘ss ° a He * ‘sy ie & aa hae “90s mberts did some of, m | of Coaches and Players. ; oe pen apt coe soe Brynda, 577; Kuhnert, 607; Kaley, |) ; = the best rollin t —? ‘ = q ames ¢ ic, 2a ane Voi. ever it 1 H ib Scha St : ee . ae a ; , : F been decided upon cuits 1, eiberts 2, & per Stores ' ne 2 enure. up of o nding players picked f -arious teams through. J en decided upon, | peceaeuilirwth at - * a, Se Be is » utstanding players picked from various teams through held at the Polo Grounds in N 3 high 1 == 671 total; Beye 1, Zeigenhein’s: 2, Fort Smith & Pp bly be one of the Da out the country could, or should, defeat anv eleven that might York on May 26. next ante . ee ma oe mn Western 1, American Railway 2, T. the next show. Caddock, . f : : ' a . : | ei " $63 anc ambert 566. e Palace @ L. 1. Medarts 27. American Zinc 1. dos’ “lecical ee. . ated Prensa. 4 cs he . ef many elementc anart fron si = | Criquis manager. Rober Sude- | *. : oo | | : + Am : : egical opponent” jp Assoc ‘ ; be pitted against it... Th ls Pug oe, many . if itl as 4 , i, a » 4 if aa. a ; : be line. todar cabied J - € rns — sesrning rants ene es ° Millan Individeal Star. health. 4 — r ’ ee — - ta 2 Wi - Bs ? “Sa ‘ ce w eral psychology. — to the division of the gross receipts Jack Heiberts 2, Wigters Razz 1; Big) McMillan was the individual star Stecher now weighs =, in saccerdan ans So the All-America may be regara- ~~..~_...~._____.___.__.___.~ — which .Fudeline feels certain Four 2, piggsow i i 1; a ae | —- a ee Pee no gg pounds and is in his prime, ie fe echedule, #9 at acre . | > Yaa O’ Rourke will accept. rss oo0G 84, riiveger : ppen , w w Pow mt: made for the erection of ed as a galaxy of outstanding 04 PERRY’S ALL .- AMERI | | . eS O’Rourke ere Ids Kilhane’s 606. Schirr 609, Meinhardt 624 and’ high game of 225. Other team leaders crcggttaess fe Qe aa en B be . duals which is in no wise to ‘%e ELE oe Pate se: Peer Fema get neh ; were: Beseke 493, Graham 533, War- Im n equa as om t tennis stadium along considered as an unbeatable com)'- VENS FOR 1922 = the firdbr i ee ee J britton 555, Grothaus 563, Benfield gaan ~ ae : | Vee ' , —~ i ———— ee ny oe 548, Weaver 501, Vorbeck 536. Re- Stecher, a former mpicn.- -2.- mation, but as a group of eeggneeciagn > Pernt fal ~~ ea holding-out for 2 ; Forsey Gets 623 Total. sults: Purchasing 2, Telegraph and considered by many the @ in the different positions whose play; 7... ities x vi his man, but now offers a mpro- —*orgey starred In last week's round Signal 1; General Storekeepers 2, wrestler in the country, 2potm See of the United Sta lav ve ‘oc " f , Ss nise at 22: per mt. leavin il 4 the Real Estate League at Peter-' Vice Presidents 1; Assistant Treas- nding rim? i ' the critic to ‘the high- » Geebel 2. &. nh mse at si % per 7 at - ; Standing Lewis’ superior ¢ om 4 Demet peae " ( Michigan) pa irae " the other details, suc n's with games of 214, 211 and 198,/ Urers i, General Superintendent 1; Just aliens the ee as Association today. est degree. Galian .. — Ss A Penfield —> picture. rights, t n f otal of 623. He was closely General Managers 3, Traffic Man- match at the Coliseum FE Ss JJ pin the amateur, ¢ Tt is interesting to note that.in uo (Brown) a ( Nerthwestern) >? he reaches New York fi by Schmitt with 621, which | *5*™* °. Lewis’ manager, was : ty be would bar from com petitiol of which the writer has mem- > peacess:....h. G. .. . Minnick @ Criqui arid His manager plan t irciuded counts of 204, 203 and 214. | did not come here for « ye % ye: who permitted mi | ery have there been so many strong | corned (lowa) 4 sail for America- about the end of: Decker ceunted 607. Other team Landman Gets 563 — _.. Stecher. He evaded the am r of himself or hersel{ to | Se Ra ; thant , oe ar .. Meldt a February going from New York to leaders wem: Wanstrath §72. Schap-_ Landman, with games of 210, 16) ine that Lewis was ( Michigrn) . er for the meeting with Kilbane. Haimes 2, Wanstrath 1; Hunsche-/ 513 were the others over 500. Re- "#*vest. Even then it Spe, has seen a pau of grext ion cin . Maller % . : Buders 2, Cornwells 1. , sults: General Manager 12, Traffic 1: = go -yar en ae to yest (California) " « : ft ee i MAKES’ . di Missouri Division 3, St. Louts .- e ring Ww Stee: and hone too many ae a : ae Title oe . er RAS | PATSY FLANAGAN pan: nia viele: @: Mntitehe Desastinees a yo beaten Zbyszke twice fers : — |) a es go / : . , . ; ~ oT enemas . meh USES teed ant tat auch, berees |) Kaw (Minnesota) : . oe HIT IN CHICAGO; MEETS —cotins, of the Websters with | ous Works 1. - |Ra@ the old. hays Mame ats of ine play se ; ‘eee ees a .. Morrisen — ae grees ollis if th 3. it , ad the old. 3 ‘ the near and remote past as Ned (Cornell) (California) é ef ANDERSON. WEDNESDAY ‘co! of 651. was the individual star nee eae taking little. Nee a of Yale, Bemus Pierce of Car- giv nel Rn. H. .. «3, Thomas : es a ee + __|in the Maplewood League on the wets: ° — = o PR gti . He had it. all right. a : P ; . _ De Witt (X\etre Dame) (( bieage) ee “—— ee © | Sarat Allevs. He ha: oe - hal nen in the Junior Chamber : r Princeton. oon on On higan, |{ “she. ..--. -F. (Owen Se knocked out by Johnny; tie, inieer ; na 210 metas wet: of Commerce League.at Peterson's _ “seeker ison nee (lewa) i i 4 - - ort ; pp-rencs po Mi hg . ~ were as follows: Zeltmann 501. Orth Stecher is now Lea arva ‘od « York » vival - we , ers were: Allen 56 wae Aa : rags” i: : bat stile n@ and Church ae Senypoeten, os ti 5 7 roa as ck, See i aan ae Wey eT, . aa 600, Komar 533, Pfeffer 511. Berri 515, Buick 515,/| rival for the title in this am Hitchcock and Storer o Har- 2 | ee Setplita. pei te ain ae antamweight honors ‘atey Filana- ~ALeeou! 28 Harrell 476, An-' Results: Yankees 3. Athletics @: | Peer authorwies > hia Bik... Fincher of Georgia Tech, and;cism of all-America elevens has a ) _ fan in Chicagc erson 6S., Brunk 3530 and Horn-;| Browns 2. White Sox 1; Red Sox 2, ia eretehedt 1 Pa ~ © names will come real- hinged upen this, very defe-t ks gy i a eae ania cher 541 tesults: Wood Bees 3. Tigers 1; Indians 3 Senators @. Plestina, in two attem => | Goebel of Michigan was one of the ‘ oe 9 ‘ : . — T_ onan are ; | : 4) ithe field like a flash He pad ponder . clu nd bh on them Prmneggne Sr rap” -, Websters 1; Miss Truesdai!l, with) a total of A “ae . cently Mae Ng oi Pony go Rae ge : ; excelled Bel interference takine net . aoe .3 7 . ‘ . _ oe ; 3 . Ls ~ : . ; hi ; LI last week's ron nd Men = e recess 4, ” ea s up Challenge ' : ing out ~ ee 7 Brirress iioh rane. o / naan irs oe Py champie es ee} > | men as though they were duimmies . . he ‘-om ine , — a + is : AVS rt : . oe © se - enal Ladies League ak Ra kg a, - eee — ee ee aeongEr matter. Be] aterer 3 _ iteatt Pat ns. : . * An interestin e: ot | but his imme > ’ :' — cocina awietzer iss; Ale Ruitz, Ct Peterson's. Miss Stewart 33, ’ £ match male ad nse height enabled him im tf inay wi P.ébGl ANG! : ** : “ee ' Miss Wwerz 2989 and Mi eee we follows : Rowie Foremen is still geod. Tr, net | ng + to past has Sl! carrier in end-around plars he : ' acd been UunlUCcA is 3 2h eas i No. 2 3. Salesmen No. 1 0; Salemen/ fied with ained pee 20. The application Was “pass throughout the country Stood alone among ends wits ven | . astern effort fou ha ta | ‘o. 3 3, Route Foremen No. 1 #;/ him by : ea by the committee. “Fe . | ; . . o- - . - a - == been more or less a part of ~ Gulian of Brown was « Pa hy ad with the this game Harris Bowls 270 Game. Salesmen No. - 3. Delmar Branch 6; offered to wrestle fer a 3 a emergency equipment rather | tackle in every senece of the te Copie KAW = rites Of Harris, ead-oft man for the Plant 2. Office 1. llicn men were ner take. all and Waseem - factor of regular. of- He threw back amy sort of an “ai ts 63 : > _—- LE Ee A N.S i CN ID eC ca ct eNO ean ey Pet: Ee 2 ° . . . e - > ats anh ae “ “ae Pit, ~ Pe ” ° Ries —— . a While Peewee nRaliser Was Oeil eee i bal aioe | ‘4 ; 7 : a oe ned Princeton used his head . : S wie * . 3a © time. " = yelled a s : BOONVII ; . He was seldom if ever ; ; : — the 3 e.| The counts besides Har. cluded a handicap of sand derstood ‘that b the o when a | led that favored tangled in the ropes and ¢ im $ executive Giese te . cial Cub. | me Pondelik Started as Novice. Racing Results | aititn on uke Kempe: teen" tak ees Local 1 wo-Man Tournament Planned: biew his whistle, the athletem idee nn, fovee ux enioanal ove r tw | te £0 to the center of the oa | tent to this end with «4 ONDELIK of Chicago entered the | con. LOLOL LOL tN . Sennen! = £4) : i : : “a a. “con ~} ference i on the mythical eler ' 7 . resume wrestling there rer a the myths : Jerry Ameling High Man With 524 222025 ff ate ciation. . = ee i i ee =~. ll li i i i ie ie a a a a Same this year practically as a Havana Results. Le onichon. Squash. Biliy Joe. Bene novice, but he was a veritabie engine po ne od also Tan nes Sienna Mints Pw Shy Koloff said th 5 ; of satay ages) om attack, while on | | . corte | Wane-Giim. aaa oe 0k Be a ee ee ae . two-ma urnament for bowl-| Catholic Knights of America Leagu after the start “a the te ee ee eee defense a ep led lays all ove > ae ’ : : » ms sayy os . p _ ~ botad a . ~ = 3-50. won = oy aduation this yes aden ie -% mph " _ ae — the Washington dlleys. Other | thought that the referee o gg Pes Sy oe Minnick of Iowa and McMillin of | $79. second. Boy 110 (Gantner). 52-20. Secend: Gen. Byng. 100 (Schaefer). $7.60. - ’ aerate. Phe & 6 eS ee oc} ry. Keds- ~~ - = ° eine — an IL. Litthe - ie os eal . . 7 ~ ¢ — poser ngea heen ye oon ae 545. Make 585. “There will eae face oe ge — | ee — re rs already Pas announced | well as the opinions of two men / is. Spods 110 (McDermott PUUCRT RACE. 5% fer . —- 7 Pe ot sen an ove ignet 2P sagP RK ASA nes ‘ 7 y _— on . oly Trinity 6: Per- "Pon him and pinned him | . ae > arse $500—Cerncatter. 114 (Mar. *Shenandoah 105 Hasveer's Teves ti, DT Fes = class A and three tm class; petual Help 3, St Agatha 0; St Bar. W®* defenseless, Koletf sail Tletehn tale aie aos oo 105 Fireworth ....-..123' ~ _ dara 2, St. Boniface No. 2 1. The fact that Londos could: mf ing with Koleff in the m #, to this pian it: is whose knowledge of line play is e> «Fs . ~~ pP———e ~ ~~ . ay : . s: 0 Orr? | = : $ } great and unbiased. inclines him te | Groae’. $4.70. third Time 1-13 3-5. Foy, ™an : Moire . ra) : ; award the position to the Chicagoayp 4*¥™@s. Refrain and Grandson also ran. mad- Tt +4 Petzold?) 80. Time. Fou hs — a ner Davie of Georgia Tech was a clean | _.TMIRD RACE. 3-rear-qids and upward. | ter “Jane 4 and boris, . al P a inane =— = am Jerty Ameling Is High. » Te Held Elimination Event. the hour's time seems te Sa > = concrete stadium te | eut. powerful guard whose ability to | gg ey . oo 4 six oe, > - FIFTH R — r se n. aia, a 7 im 1n + She, 108 Jer , ArTre ime, with a tota] of 544. An individual! handicap elimination his Statement. Koleff ts a P ms ate at least 12,980 leap imto the interference and open | Mary Reigeil. 105 | Bar $2.90, $2.50. sec- 80d up. handicap. purse On el ee =a2e. Des oe Elia Waido Lé Ls man in the Coffee Roas- tournament will be held by ff Fed- bear and may develop inte” perOvisions for increasing holes was equaled only by his in- /° . 5 Suerte Ba ong yt bom Tailor ae” tik ae ‘OO at 4.2 Tor On _. 3 *Mitaa 2B Brees : ve on the Washington eral Reserve Bank League 4 star, some Cay. a. mey te 15.9000 Such a st tuition and strength and ranginmess | Niece and Scintillate also ran .20. second: Rajah homas). $390 ‘ifth ra. S700. a! . claiming Que “ives. Hafferkamp was a close sec-| Washingtoe alleys. the “dees acne nninanpeiiibiieenai oe f cost between $156,006 on e wee third ee tl ae . _ + ~ : MT , >. eee , =—s : . ~# ’ : ae = Culver of Syracu | me? B—$700. S-year-olds and ice and Besthic sim Se oo Lie Fler | "Sine tere 194 The * | hacker te Pleat f Piketee 0. ea Ce Se cone oe ee BA pee ane, eee eee Syracuse was a football! | mS, Sites and Mares. ciaiming, six fu ee _ ~ aetanen ae a LEPANC S Anchor 1; Faust 3. Pilgrim 0; Blue:¢. Scratch will be i589 . - a a a . é , - b aw . ‘ j : . : ‘ Ma } . : he — oo er ey passing. lind Bol, Mitty Cheothams ont we a econd: Count Bofis lla’; et $3 40° ummer Sich . 80 fouerrne | Welt With 541 Is Leader. each round. . | The final organization ett uf ev bags adoption of ers. In| gownfield code ¥ am cota and his also ran. : 1:12 Lachierur. Summer eat! nce 99 Tailor Maia — Wolff, with a total of 56% was the the Municipal Basketball Lees F for the club, the legi owe! Dlaces nos at center | bate — ee BAe, Pro pect es 300 . EVE " RA =o — dec s-year-olds,. six furicngs—Marionett >. a SACE. Che mile, ee ae ee -- a0 * Other ct 50 5 : : | Swat: David cup honors. America. but nominates him a a. , Obert). $4 7h s “0. =° 40 frst Romopin a4 aD. j uns. curse ’ year . Seven“h- rex s~00 S_vear-cié MEK. , 9 oy — ‘ thers to count 0 Buchert with a otal f 585 ~~ | Center on Tr sda 7 . ” . = ym ‘ in and discriminating tain. No more inspir! “ready | MET 106 a a i re a - A. Simpson 534, Schulte 55 Finnegan 527 Grawn up. 2 : wheretn os "ete iviaiion alana Rington, 115 (Gantn S4 $2.50. $2 Ti Tubt ) @2 *Littie Reach tos. «6©cT. & T. 0; Western Electric 2, Traf- | McTigue 516 Pp ‘ Fr on at —— — erein & Bayer oe = ouid throw § fi ok, 5S (Banks), 3-2. ; , ~~ hi ' - — acto .U8@ fic 1 Martin 504, & ares 528, Heine 579, | present 15 te Se ' or permits moving p ~ can | the ball and catch it. could eum: % ~='% -4 e (Woodstock 3 4h First race-—ST00. . im me 101 Rs) kweii 11 | Karpe 621. a oa ee 528. and seven others hare if to be teken for pretit | ‘ © ar-/| Omg punt in a 19-foot circle and was ‘®* ‘verein Actives St Mary Mile - Senaiilige ; : be noted that two Pacific Gordon Locke of Iowa was gen- “ 2g Oy, y od Pat 103 Deer Tran” First race—$700, maidens, 2 | 018, Kolar 617, Monti 618 and Lambar | — | Leacocks, Hudson-Fra: = 7 favoring the entry : have been awarded ¢T2!!¥ regarded as the out 4 2 Bite 5 . out, first: Fernandos 105 Perfect Lady , -- +«- 398 | euricnes- ~~ Sens, tourmament In five-man | Century Electric, Set ra oO pie Aganciation ; /and ball passer Palmer. Golit Mount, Bifou, Jota, Auntie Em . = Raley Gets 2i3 A Swe of # - , ans Pe th hts race, $7 a a verage. man and indftvidual Battery “A, Epworth tonal a Kaley with a total of 639. for an Grant t : Amateur Athletic 539. | | Granite City, Bell Telephone a Were adopted.” Acti also Tan. Eau Gallie left at post. claiming. five and L , “ation ef the Spanish ge EI ee —————EE tn - Sto wWevigreg >> im bfoun ‘er Service Star ed Dh wd Dos =] bt ht Po tp tet pot hs we te “DPPBDMH i tia De ewe al bo het het pe Pt tht bt pa pt oie? fen) bet Fe be ht he ~? © .. u ad Co) or erere piers $ bre t= Tie re Ri re wwrey pend ns ope’ io (Dre “p+ rene pe ht oe me | Py 5353 ; 4 = Kaw ef Cornet! could carry a bal! —— . in 2 ~~ . 112 reports and undoudt-/ through a stone wall. oe BA Se. Sree, te | cuales 115 average of 213, won the indfvidual | | Seminary .. anc one-nalf furlongs—Lesiie 114 \ : . tournament on the Washington al- | | ; i ail e . * : . eg: Georgia Tech, a fine quar- 11 s, even, 2 to 5, od; me . wih ‘ iin 4 Sesp-ciation of the Una ; A : . start |: ' . RH narctal Rooster. , ' byt Aiwa : the opening round of games of the ““™"7 also ran. 5 pe son Bilty . “> + g—, tha Atta Boy i..... Auditing I; Foreign Exchange | = , -- 200 avi 97 Credit 6; Savings Department 2, Dis- the sea-- great backs were MeDor- . 'remis), 7 even, fret; Venri« x aa i? SSOn, of em ’ : : Valentin " 7 : nd up. si -" ro He had games of 269, 229 and 's : : > - , = : I a however, has not teTPack; Barron and Brewster of *™ : eS aa tae | ; . Paste Gerée. Al co teuth ae | 110 F f Se mF ws b to (en: anta Gorda, Al Stebier, Will rth race—S800. S-year-ciés and . Theo. wee LOT *Milee S $03 and H Frenger 606. third | | er at least two of | State. Owen of Harvard. Cleaves o- THIRD RACE. Gruenewald Hanilicap ™ To EXPAND tits ‘ fone. | 3 im the case of any) : Sireces _ “The Peruvian i. | . indoor or covered « ; \ and Shirer of Auburn, Perkin of Iowa a Sy = Schiteker starred in the Nugents . iF . Effort. ‘Knight of the Heather and Sea Pith race—$700. 3. e ioe ‘ is of s¥mpathy for : and '(€23 fer the three. His other totals alleys. = of Charles " the: same time the major 4 was adopted. pA ed ‘Owen. 3. 7-5. second: Clothing &, Recetving 0. ‘a bell First National VANIA tr St. Michael. Bailey Circle. Iimmacu- ‘2 kineon). + .5-s. @: Rekad ess . ) ae e700 Fr ; —. race—S* allewances, “ orelgn Books 3. New Business 6- | a | Chasse Purse. . , fostered at the Tabre > eo. r bg . ¥ season . 3-rearolds and up-| Prospector _. . Rama ther. , , + oo > ae Cooper ~~~ pape count . High men were: Lowéy 521 Aiso eligible ot Season and is not ready Asenctn . Princeton, Jordan of Yale, Shirling $700. aii ages. claiming, six furiongs—Ralco. Se the ae The great crit! «s ry Pablo ._ : ;* ayn ee memehiy af Barcelona . , : - and Pfann of C | _— - an Kumbe Jumse . : ; ornell — James F. O Hara. 1106 ssumption.__ League at Peterson's when he had « ved star om a 16%-game schedule and "3 GIRLS’ BASKET —. G5 . ~ ~ claiming. one mile y TEAMS FOCRTH RACE—S$700, 3- lds an , oacorran Stonewall wees 28! ane. 30. Results: Biue th of # e baseba!! I!4. owners he . ou The three divisions of the Girls’ (Smaiiweuod). even. third. Leagte. into action this week at Mullanphy/ FIFTH RACE—S700 Results of matches in the First : “ é Press wt ‘ oo Pig late Conception. Bob Wh : = t nz. : . £ ‘1 : ite, Mullan arm Cumeflenr. Nin ¥ ; po 3-year-eids and up. mile Tellers 3, Transit 0; City Books <2. claiming. mile and S quarter: a m Boehmer 536. Hawkins 565, Moeller lands, Bank of Commerce, * » 4 S35, second: Hono- : | 3:13. Austral, King Trojan. Lern Herbert. Scottish Chief “ins ®Ichnnr . Must : ---.99 *On B On Wednesday evenin go .-% : @ the Ash-/! 103 ‘Cochrane. 2 1-2. . 2-5, firet: Lar-i ) 97 King John 306, Fuchs 506, Flesh 538, Entzeroth | $22." goes ; Se. dier -...e0+.220 “Walnut Balt Zone @Armes ...110 Lord Herbert ~~ f f ii | | tt i eather. clear: treck. heavy. eee. *Apprent allowance ciaimed. a 4

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ST. LOU'S POST-GISPATCH Wit Ps = = 2 6 Wi fi 7 P SL Daa aaa KT oe 7 7 > . z a state. 'Tecentiy ‘yy the Greek m’s doubles, Junior as’ doubles, at | t Club, Boston. ! Cup Challenge | Side Tennis Club, | { Hills, N.Y. : — en's and veterans’ — ourt ay at German- | Y | Philadelphia. pe a?! . Cricket Club of. Is ¢ ing match that will Placed om the next ‘loca! rogram will be that ‘e- lightweight champion ma the rising young ‘i¢*- fA Armbruster, a pupll of ge a. te nang " also” ® application for : af® neton ni- a is in good condition. He os ee | hing of his old fire, but nah! $% be held beginning Armbruster. not satis- rr : victory gained over f application Was ap-| ty the committee. Wasem, Thursday, has Louis Applies. estie for a purse, win- ti and Wasem has ic- , fone were received ™ Louis and another HM Hon for the national | £ “aa | Disconcertea Koloff. ff. the Bulgarian bear. ‘what was said to be his Thursdas, when Jim ‘tim for on@ fall in Pp. is atill he nual meeting. a permanent stadi- national and international ay ‘might properly. be 1d 2 Sreater number of spec- a LEC ted in comfort and due to the fact that the | ™ referred some time ago a whistie. It was un- \ atte | committee. This body) when the men were 94 Sorted that it favored the ropes and the referee executive committee de- | le, the athletes were | | 4 in favor of entering into. center of the mat and ie ttn oad with » olub nme there when a sec- f whistle was blown. lation. lid that Thursday night, Seat 12,000. Side Tennis Club of For- | ot the match, he the reféree blew a stop oar g Koloff to let go of © m N. Y., the scene of many St tournaments in recent a has announced its. p toward the middle.of reupon Londos leaped ry Sto erect such a structure suitable guarantees. Pinned him when he 2 Be etal said. ds eee ber og i to this plan it is proposed | seems to bear out /® concrete stadium to ac-) Koloff is a physica} te at least 12,000 spectators develop into a real is for increasing this 40 15,000. Such a stadium Cost between $150,000 and | )Playing surface sufficient | “at three courts would be) ay ; fe the adoption of such a) club,: the legislative on record as favor- | of the Davis cup chal- | @ the West Side Club in| Major event for the onships and were that the unexpected fall dos in 1 minute and 50 . ha “organization meeting of al Basketball League wil! | jrand Avenue Community Tuesday evening at 7:30 | thi® meeting the fina) @ coming season wil) be* S elected and a schedule \’ ‘+ h da to covering the | m a player engages 16 teams are a or pe mits moving pictures | Pentering. All of the ae eexen for profit by | red to date are senior ni exhibition of the | ‘Tist of the teams entered ithat such player shall | Mermod-Fill, Lafaryette- all future plav in any North 8t. Louts plied by the U. S. res St. Mary Magéalen. =. Mudeon-Frampton. Bing- oring the entry of | reasts, Browning-Eine op Tv. A. into both the. etric: Southwestern Bell, — Hiympic Association and: a A per ey jg Pe A eur Athletic Fed- | he sted. Action upon tion (ef the Spanish lawn | of the United | least two of the) players in the | Ae iri : hee, ae 9 Bt : ; . b onal EXPAND SCHEDULE sted Press. . Dec. 16.—After deolding 34 od pememele and om _ iS m of Sympathy for the | te April be - ee, ‘8 Charies Garland, of ae mae adopted. | ED $309,781 - VANIA U.. | A, Pa. Dec. 16.—| basketball of the) weerea at the Univerrity | Dee Showed a profit in| tT according .o the , Council for the meme 30. made public to- (#7 Sports earned $309, b0Tr or covered court Barcelona March | ferred. | nC > ae » Fe ~ a Se o, eu. of Franklin fisca) | of Trustees which | $20 from all male | Candidates for a masium, Housten | fle Council appro- | °f athietics. Wioith- ® the athletic vear @ deficit, > prefie of $98,734 pat : 4 . Rip — a — : | This eleven | pionship ‘will be tendered a testimonial by A A te ee ee F ootball Title : 7 OOO Le ed el ee i timonial to Mentor i ~™ The football team of 1905. which contained such stars as Ear! Sherry, Jim Lincoln, Eddie Klein and the Johnny Magner was the of Walker. captured the city cham- and strolled through the season without defeat. humbling sev- eral of the county and Illinois teams. Central won the 1918 football title and the 1919 baseball honors in the Interscholastic League. : Knox College | He has handled | / good He has) | Jocher, addition, he has acted as assista it. in all other branches of sport fos- | tered at the Red and Black insti-— tution. It is estimated that more 1500 athletes in St. Louis have ben- than ) efited directly as a result of Walkers | coaching. Many business men today | can look back to the early days of | Walker at’ Central and recall ths | command of the coach to “snap into | it’ or “‘let’s go.’ When. Walker first came to St. | Louis the Interscholastic League, a3; | it now is, was not in existence. In- stead an agreement between Cen- tral, the old Manual Training School and Smith Academy was in effect, with certain regulations governing all forms of athletics. These three fought their annnal battles and also took on teams from nearby Missou™1 and Illinois high schools. Occasion- ally they played Washington and St. Louis U. New High Schools Opened. During the second year of. Walk- er's administration two new } CONTESTS TODAY | Council. \m.- | Sevéral “Pros” Developed at Central. Several former members of Coach Walker's baseball teams Rave made &s professionals. Prominent among this clan are Chariey Ho)- the Chicago Cub shortstop; Johnny Jones and Bob Larrimore, who tried out with the Cardinals, burt retired from the game when sent to the minors for seasoning. The gridiron stars of Central who have, gained fame in college foot- ball are legion. Missouri and Wash- ington Universities have received a number of old Red and Black grid- ders and Illinois and the other sur- rounding schools have also received contributions from the Grand Avenue school. L*>SOCCER POV_PP PP OPLITIOWET I S" ll i i a " ~ FATRGROT N D—Group | lors vs. Prendergast. 2 p vs. St. Leo's, * Dp. m™m Kavanaugh Group 3. ” Trumuil m. : Bafley Ken- De Andreise Counc! m Paulian Council 3:30 pd m vs. 2. nn. va. rick Couwncll, Matthew's vs +o & Liborius ve Scullins, Referec—Thomas J. Lyrster FATRGROU NI—Group ders Bide vs. S8t Marenret'’s. Candy Bros. vs Prenderzast, livatt’e. 3.30 vp. Sa m.: m. # (Juniors), 7 2:30 op. | Referre—Richard Vali high | schools, McKini¢y and Yeatman, were | these entered the Inter- scholastic League formed from the three high schools together with Manual and Smith and Western M. A. From that day the fame of Coach Walker gerew and the followers of jo- opened and and known of the mild-manmered man who has consistently turned out strong teams for the Red and Black. It is a byword in high school circles that the teams of Walker “are never beaten until the final whistle.” | or | Hense’s | Mark's Ve cal preparatory sports have heard of |W SHERMAN PARK—Group 2? (Juniors). K!!- lan Jrs. ve. Biessed Sacrament. 3 m Referee——A. J. Tovers CARONDETET PARK—Ojo Union Electric Co., 2 pnp’ m.: § Cieaners vs. Schumachers. 3:30 p H. Craddock. SHERMAN PARK—GOroap vs. Pau! Muetlers, @ p. Phiri’s. 3:30 pv. m. W. R. Bergin. FOREST PARK—Hart National Bank of Commerce, 2 pb. art's ws. St. Malachy'’s, 3:30 p. eree— J. J. Kelly LEMP’S PARK—De Sales Club va Our dy of Sorrows. 2 p. m.: De Paul Club vs Agethe’« Club, 3:30 wp. m. Grae J. Ryrne. Side =~ Ref- 1 +Seniore:, betes Referee— Piumbing Co. “« Vs. m Ref- tefere e—_ - WE MATCL EK YOUR COAT AND VEST ay COPYRIGRTED 713 ’ BETWEEN 7TH & STH STS. Bring or Vest or Sample PANTS ONLY Ready Made or Made to Measure The Greatest Odd Pants Sale Ever Held in 8t. Louis ONLY 8S DAYS LEFT PANTS STORE CO. PINE 713 PEN SAT. 9 PF. Mf." - maaan ee Nach cel ltt oe Ben Millers Referee—Phil | Referce—Joho- St. | m.:; Stu | Allen Lincoln will ‘halfback; 2 P. | TD > CHANCE “To GRAB A LEGHOAD Y Down TS WHERE THe STRANGLER__ TUFF - @ ——— to St. Louis Against McMil- lin’s Team. Jimmy Conzelman's all-stars. who play McMillan's all-stars at High School Field Saturday in the first professional! football game seen years, practiced for Principia Academy’s gridiron yesterday afternoon. here in two hours iInany on Most of the session was given to a long signal drill and the running of formations. Most of the plays that will be used against Mc Millin's team are those employed this fall by the Rock Island professional team, of which Congzgelman and some of his players were members. “We have recruited the very best men available,”’ said Ollie Kraehe, one of the:-promoters, vesterday. “We have a squad of 20 men, all unusu- al players, who have promised to train for the game. I honestly be- lieve that if these. fellows can spare the time to practice a bit together, ‘we will stop McMillin’s team dead.” Kraehe announced the probable | St. Louis hineup to start the game as follows: ‘Leo Shanley (Washington), end: Leo Dolan (St. L U.), tackle; “Punk” Howze (Newport Naval Re- serves), g@ard; Dr. Al (Washington), center; Ear! ton (St. L. '), guard; Thorn- “Poge”’ | Lewis (Washington), tackle; Jimmy Jimmy | Finnegan (St. L. U.), end: Conzelman (Washington), back; Artie Zachritz (St. ‘uarter- ca . ene Fred Petthoff (Washing- ton), halfback; Allen Lincoln ( Mis- souri), fullback. Among the Re- serves will be Feuerborn,. Griesedi- eck, Berger, Travis, Edwards, Kraehe and probably Talty O’Con- nor. ea Play for /it alive. “Dempsey can go into the ring el- | Maraquaréd | / the ' wrestler, and has accepted, is very good advertising for the deca-| what wrestling Dempsey » Soccer F, ans Expect to See Abbotts Worsted —_ lll i i ta OP hee oe By Kd gren | le te a a —" lal lla hm ee ? : 7 ( } Sisler’s Arm Is Still ee ae | » Being Treated for Injury of Last Season i i i i ~~ : (. Serer SISLER, world’s § ? champion batter, has not yet recovered from the injury to the i deltoid muscle, suffered late in (5 the baseball season—-an injury 4; which contributed in some meas- 5 ure to the Browns’ narrow defeat by the Yankees, in the pennant finale. ‘Sisler yesterday told the Post- >| : : | > > ; kd sg ’ Dispatch that he was still being (| d Roberts and Joe Schiegel as {|sumed the lea@#in the City Scratch » tr the ailment. z = . eae pyretin is tesponding to bowling tournament at the New ) treatment, but is still far from 9] Pataca Alleys last night with a total '¢ right. I notice it whenever I shen 1198 pins In the two-man event. ) raise my arm, even when I put on (|, “ Bucher’s 619 gave him first place 'S my overcoht. ‘in the singles. The United Bakers, ig “My doctor ‘has told me that ea rts Sepa the lead for five. 5 injuries of this sort are very s"«w " | in mending, but I had no idea it E.~Masson, who rolled 1765 for all would be so Jong as this. events in the afternoon, was still the» “tT played through the pos*-sea- leader in this department at the astray fF close of the bawling last night. H. son tour, but did not take any Rodenb 2516 chances. I am assured that I ata wor ae ee ssoinel indi- ¢ will be O K again when the sea- f th 5 — S e conclusion ') son opens.” | of the week's competition. | I ; 2} Of the six teams which rolled im © : the five-men event late last night, » |'gate receipts of over half a million ‘dollars. Suppose a public match 'were possible. What would happen? the best score was made by the Fal- To STanD UP To SEPTOON First. if Lewis would stand up and staffs. They totalled 2728 pins, which was not sufficient to bring PROBABLY HE'D BE rnoc ) CUT IN A& Few wie. | meet Dempsey face to face he would them into the first five. In jumping into the lead, Roberts |probably be knocked out in a few ‘seconds. The three brows that fin- and Schlegel rolled eS Of BAT iri wins and 65%, respectively. Their score sg lished Fulton in less than a quarter 'of a minute of boxing would drop was as follows: riaob | Lewis just as easily- Wrestlers don’t ) BPA PLL PR LOLOL LO Ae ; United Baker’s Retain Top Place in Five-Man Scratch -Event. Ww LEWIS WAS Foouisth ENOUGs) vas - ee | * ° t Between Lewis and Tolerated | _ Roberts— 184, 191, 172—647:*° Schlegel—211, 196, 245—661. Grand develop the art of taking punches on | totals, 395, 386, 417-1198. * the chin. Instead of going back with the punch, as a boxer does, trey Two Man Results. 547; Joe Schlegel, 661. Total, — stiffen their necks and take it. But Lewis wouldn't. be foolish E 305° 886,41 Patta Cc. W. Overbdergs, 480. Total... ... enough to stand up to Dempsey. He would plan a battle especially de- signed to offset Dempsey’s boxing skill and hitting power. He would crouch low and dive at Dempscy’a ankles before he came within hit-} ting range. Dempsey. would he forced to sidestep quickly to save, himself, for if the wrestler once ect his hold the match would be over. It would be an easy thing for Lewis, having a toe hbdlid, to break Dempsey’s ankle, or his leg, and knows ‘would hardly gave him. At any rate, once on the ground, boxing would Le of little use to the champion. Then ‘he'd be playing the other man’s 'gameé and at a great disadvantage. Dempsey’s only chanc® to deliver 'a blow at all would be to hook down- ‘ward at the back of Lewis’ head as he dived in. A-well-delivered blow (of that sort might be a knockout. / But if it failed he might not nave from boxing. In the latter SPOrt | time to get away from the grap- padded gloves are used, wrestling | nier’s hands throws are barred and other brutal) : ae features have been eliminated, | Pe Fa ca co tik eanaee ae ea se A private mixed match betweéen| where he could scramble around in sional events Dempsey and Lewis would be out of | lively fashion trying for a leg hold betting proposition alone would tend) the question. as the promoter | to foie Dempsey down with,and be | couldn't very well afford to pay the! entirely below a boxer’s effective big purse demanded unless he had} hitting range. i Dempsey Would Not Be j a ee ea “ aser. 680 Tota! ODT eG . ae? nh BE Re Lon Rogge, 486. Total a bae sha Standings. oe 2oae United Bakers .......ccceceess 289? 9° Witters Razz véedecboe destesavel 8 °dt a Ziegenhein Bros. ......++.0++-+- 2887 ) MOF Jack, Heiberts bes.c ee Ghee 0060 0c cee. ela Texacb mitt 4 Reed & Steigers rte redial 2768 Tower Grove Bank = Two-Men. FE. Roberts-Joe Schlegel........ KEK. Masson-F. Beye oa Lee Groneck-J. Waser O. Benner-A. Schroeder ... Ww. Lambert-R. Mefer ee eevee .1222 %¢ Individuals. lived vos nn toltlithe-as Ceewerececedecces ME 887, 380, 3 John Osw 330, 338, | Edgren Believes That No Com munity in America-Would-Permit -. Such a Match for Fear of Serious Consequences to Principals. | ee eee By Robert Edgren. (Copyright, 9772.) The announcement by Jack Dempsey that he has been made a proposition for a ‘‘mixed match’’ with Strangler Lewis, the etaeseeeease dent sport of wrestling. Since William Muldgon put stringent regulations on wrestling in New York, intended to make faking difficult if not impossible, the mat-game has been practically down and out in the metropolis. It needs some kind of a boost to keep E. Bucher E. Masson w. windweedd dn swell | dodging the Sheriff to find a place to All-Events, fight, and the principals often arrest- ed afterward, Prize fighting is entirely different The published statement that | Lewis will be willing to wager $2 | 000 on himself and make the match |} on ae eediws H 4H. Rodenberg >. 360 . . , so) gue. Janvrin Goes to Seattle. — NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Before sail-~ ing for Europe today President Eb- bets of the Brooklyn National League baseball club announced the release of Infielder Harold Seattle club of with Dempsey on a winner-take-all a boost, under modern conditions. There ment against gambling everywhere, basis, isn't is a strong senti- profes- |, the on and to make such a rratch impossible. Like Prize Ring Bout, As for a “mixed match,” in which | a wrestler can use any grappling trick to overcome a boxer aud the) boxer uees boxing, there's no sense init. The wrestler can make a farce of it at any time by staying on the floor. where he can roll or lunge around reaching for the boxer’s legs, without being within range of any. orthodox boxing blow. The wrestler does most of his work on his hands | and knees, while in boxing hitting a) man who is even touching the floor with one hand or one knee—who isn’t np on his feet—is barred by all rules. No boxing for use while roll- ing on the floor has ever been de- veloped. Lewis is quoted to the effect that ther with or without gloves.” This would bar the contest at once, anywhere. It would make match practically a London Prize Ring rules fight, with some of the rules ignored. A mixed wres- tling-bexing contest, with bare | knuckles, would not. be tolerated | anywhere in America. London Prize Ring rules have not heen used in this country since John tr, Sullivan was world’s champion. Even in Sullivan's time prize ring contests were strictly illegal, and championship fights were held in the the and spectators Recreation and Pleasure © Golf Gifts . Boys’ Air Rifles Ice Skate _ The “Daisy” Military Outfits, With Shoes Pam and Other Motels $1.00 to $5.00 Page Lewis Rifles. .$5.45 and $6.95 Single-Barrel Shotguns | Hunting Coats $3,25 to $24 woods, Aghters ° ~ees oD Westinghouse AERIOLA JR. COMPLETE RADIO RECEIVING SETS We are offering a limited number of these high-grade Radio Sets, manufactured by “Westinghouse and Radio Corporation of America.’”’ Complete with one pair of 3000- Ready to install. ohm head phones. quires no battery. Standard price niversal Supply Co. 203 North Broadway BETWEEN PINE AND OLIVE No Phone Orders and No Mail Orders. Winchester Rifles. .$21.50 to $57.50 Other Brands Rifles . $5.40 to $52.50 Shotguns from me _A, a (LANE St OTE NES TOR-—JOHNSON “DE LUXE” OUTFITS: with skate Price was $14.00. —_—” Outfits ......$92 te $17 Oiher ice Skaies........81 to $15 ~~. 56.75 te 30 $1.50} ROLLER SKATHS; ball bearing ......- | Leacock Varsity Sweaters latest n $9.50 to $180 Poker Sets JUVENILE GOLF SETS For Boys and Girls, ages 3 toe 190. Bag. Driver. Midiron and Put- sl ted tee 99 Half dozen in Xmas box, 63 te 86 Refrigerator Baskets Wonderful Gifts for Motorists and Sportsmen $5.35 to $12.00 Footballs T Vers > Se Re- — om ae fl ~ $14.95] Travelo Jackets “Great” fer m= $7.50 "=" $9.75 ‘‘Wooleather”’ SLAPPERS for men or women. SOCCER Imported English Cowhide, All Sizes $1.95, $2.95, $4.45 and $8.45 RUGBY $2 and $41 Baljs $1.45 and $2.95 LEACOCK SPORTING GOODS '-* *-* | S et WO ORT os Reiree ss Riba tng ORE

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SRST Ree me. A ig * n ‘ ge I day -* PFs % te pale ta Re Se mM Pi : : Bae Bs ream . . ae eres ead eel —~ spe = . —— sean adnate ee ee ae ee ee ee ere LL Ta a SUNDAY iy DECEMBER. i>. 1924, ; m - e le et i f in ke ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily ht DISPATCH lor: Past Equals that o BIUEF BANK Clg WATCHMAN MAYS Bill j in House Authorizes MORE THAN $/,000,000 Post-Dispatch Radio ARMED MOUNTAINEERS ahr ar ae eee rn a HEAVY LOAN SAID TO BE Postmaster-General to IN TEBAUDY ESTATE| Pros@eseting Sistem ~ APPEAR AT FEUD TRIAL eos : es listed are John M. : 3 : ) Scheffier. . ast * t-te the Poat-Dteps HE i] HS BEST Contract for Air Mail Daily Schedule Mra. Mary Ge Hon Work and ad and ae J. qi OPLAR BLUFF. Mo De volte Widow ; ; : ines | On S65 Seetere Clash at Courthouse in Breath- | Virginia Scheffler, mother and) The oC © ‘whe Farmers’ Saving Bank el ay ea eile " H itt County, mprrssgeed sweetheart, respectively, of Alphone | oe gprs early this morning, Gs 10 AVERT WRECK: ‘Full Respansibility Placed on Head of Depart- ‘ir Shares With Lebaudy's | At 9:40, 10: 10:40, oo inaaieehe PRE ee (de Hon, 21 years old. of 592 North | aught that carr: fer in ris. | ve Twenty-third street, u | | in notes and ot ment by Measure, Which Is Praised by Of- 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, who was shot and killed on the Ca-. 5 ax 1) | . ; | Broadcasting of the opening Special to the Post-Dispatch. hokia road, go St. Louis, when | ; l ri. Sy the Associated Press q ] ret closing - te oF the ficer of Aeronautic Associatio MINEOLA NT Dec. 1¢—aten. | BESTE, midsesston,, and, lNE ||| JACKSON, Ky, Dea 1¢—a clash riding with Scheffler the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a. Ale ~ ee oo tien «+ I ME ——-— Oy APOE Ng, aeagicat st” Soe 4 a - ae bn e Ee RO pe a wy teow ~- might of Oct, 19 inst, have been de-| Saladin « quotations on the scene where many men have Marguerite A. L. Sudreau, formerly suppited by ‘Market News Service, — nied permission to witmess the hang- iture; Liver- been shot to death was narrowly tng’ of Leroy Hollins and Ernst Wtl- ; > result ill be held respon-| Mrs. Marguerite Lebaudy, who shot | st-Dispatch Bureau, for results, and Ww 20 shot | / otton "Yea. 20 Wyatt Building sible by the Congress , and killei Jacques Lebaudy on Jan. || pools c ho oa avoided here today when Deputy/ltams, negroes, found guilty of the oe WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—A Dill “By looking into the record of the 11, 1919. will receive $2.455.038.19 || 224 money market: 3 Sheriffs guarding the SBreathitt/™murdéer. They have been sentenced PE. nase of the mat . Repre-|2ir mail for the past 15 months,) |" a % Pa a eet; aes County Courthouse blocked the en-|*? be hanged Feb. 31 in the jail yard | a p talized at $2 introduced in the House of Repre readily see the wisdem of *rom his estate, while her daughter, || S. official weather repo at Belleville. sae — sentative Ciyde Kelly of Pennsyl- ...en Kelly’s bill, not only | Mrs. a Lebaudy Sudreau, | forecast and news bulletins trance of a band of 50 armed mout- Immediately after Judge Crow. | aa . —_ ania for the purpose of encourag- m the standpoint of absolute ef "- ill cet $4.555.076.38, it was said to- | M taineers. The men sought admit- the Circuft Court at Belleville last ,ercia! viation and guthor- arc? . art of the Post Office Sh le ' ransié Special - program of music. i ons and Bud Comba, alleged feudists ti M Work and Miss Scheffler » a Us ee . as ETE shor ddregsses and other™ fea- on, rs. o contract for air mail service, 15 Ge- aing the mail servi ) : isal. Sa ert a utaits announced daily ||| Charged with the murder of Deputy | expressed a wish to be able to wit- scribed by B. H. Mulvihill, eee Eee) _eonammic measure in the Commerc Sudreau and her daughter, a the St Louis Pi Post-Dispatch. Sheriff Green Watkins of Breathitt/ 00. i ‘Their request was referred Man Held Responsible for ident of the So most fore wr life of the nation. eRe SOOTY _ a Sand NE P. M. ee to Shertff Schnipper, who yesterday | sociation, as the most forward- pecosd of Air Mall Services. nd junior, rely, Parisian de- - Scomeneiien iene Seven deputies were on duty to .+.tea that he would not invite them | of Broad: casting & ristmas « prevent trou ble when the men ap- ito the execution. Ha said he planned | Y? 7T re ; fn i present a program | posed to have deposited their arms IRISH IRREGULARS CARRY OUT riy ate ~# carols. O. as a majority of them etween such cities and under such ‘ cether wil tnheritan>e Christmas somewhere, ' . >" s 4 “ +. — - . . & > regulations as } nicht prescribe +a . €. ae Sremng Metoeairye Mat by * ~? it was stated by oe Sttere cadena” 4 ) | retutmed and were admitted efter SEVERAL RAIDS AND HOLDUPS ru an@ found to have : at a rate not 1 ceed i . : a . ee a at Appraiser Thompson, who said thas R iord Ci Arthut being searched AUSTIN, .Tex.. Dec. 1€—A des- ainin he bat Ties miiit e! , in 7} iia te. tan, | poUnd for cach mile covered. ithe 1723 pounds of mail cz ne ss value of the estate of $13 = ws ie at tne @ | no weapons jee Se oo crous_ | 2dditional postage on air mail would 6r°d. to eine eee 920 Ietters were 288-985-07 had Deen reduced by ex- Siiiden Raaien~ Green Watkins and Henry Noble, | Apparently No Casualties—Attack on gig ~ . | be 5 cents an ou pre by ee ee . ' a > 2 a and ic 958.879, in- ‘ ven Berry old. wer ‘arrick-Macross Barracks Fiec- oyeesen East and West Texas Railroad | Sang A aa 3G van : » deli ~~ th —_ . ee me a sO nga 8 Orci ke 16 years 1d, ere killed. and Shade pulsed—Castle Set Affre. | ws aseenger train resulted in the death tinctive stamps; the Post: ffic = AER a Sak ree ea ; cludiz los $4,368,089 througd oc Allen was wounded from ambush as/| | srtere dl _— oe om - partment might, however. add suf- “ S" a Nn we hi for A Fu DUBLIN, Dec. 16.—A number ot esday night, was made by Jo- | ox. up a mini nals. ape oo Ser ac. the last 15 months this work, entail- TEESE |S Piano Concerto- First eve Allen, were searc a ag pencsnaie dacc%§ hen ae ee m u minimum load in eo : - ew u County fur f Issohn . convict. ucat ra! ups. were carried out seph H. Smith. night watchman. ac- “ s - eth aoe ‘ o ing flights by ° 0 planes daily. rain = . ~ - Mende ss gace, escaped con — e has : : cording to statements by Smith, civ- “““*™* © h the contra: ‘shi “atthe ed ithour the murder of her husband after e . “ oe since been kille@ tn Perry County °F trregulere at different points to- . ee, pepe: Praise for Bill. or shine, has been carried on without _ sional trial : Second Piano pstein. : wit day, but apparently there were no. nm out through his son, Ervin J “This bill.” ‘2 Mulcihill in a @ single fatality, we can appreciate ““S™™ : EOS _ . (|i 2 Piano Solo—Rigoletto...Liszt in a fight with a posse. The four Smith, here tonight. 4 pape See we Brepmiceenan ty | ao. Wi ’ erulated. weil-con Lebaudy's eccentricities were in- || Louise Buetell. men on trial were identified on the | ®Sualties. The father and son arrived at their tement given out at the Washing-/ the vaine m pepe te ag _", ternationally famous through his tl- . Vecal Solo—Aria from “Sam- stand by the surviving members ef Barracks at Castle Blayney were b ~ aoe =~ saat Tex | tom headquarters of the Nationa! — aerial traffic. fated attempt to create an empire of || son and TT «eine he B eas those guiflty of the looted and set on fire. An attack on , ere today from J -v . oo “ — se ONE 8 rere, POs : imt Ssaea th osse — = hee ceeiers? at.| “Temautic Assecation, i an au- a een sa Seceteeie a ASSDCIA- tne Sahara with himself as Empegor. || Wiseen Shecen shooting the Carrick-Macross Barracks was a -- = 7 eo —" - - . - : ~ = _ . a ir a J *. — ws we ° fehe wreck and where hls son found | ‘"°'"™E measure which does not tion ae cee ein ae nog He inherited most of his fortune | “a! oe |” Sree Lula Dedeen. 16. & witness |Tepulsed by Free State troepa. The | - Faflon' || widow of the man siatn from n- oy while 3 — standing oa the at- roject In Sther words. the Post- a reasonable figure for all con- id ing at Humble and left for a shor- master “Ger eral ; — ee 2: Bee. While he was in his “shanty” " , _ : + Si 3 ae Fiead of Farm Journal Association | ear cg _ . a ~y ty hair unconsc.ous, The reflable price-—cutter. ee ; , et ie ee . Miss Dodson said that as she was will mow take the fleer and tefl perpen Allman ff a . ¥ bd 5 ee ee a ee 8 a 2 eas — ee RE ae a ; : “SOMES DOA te PRP Re pte bys ORs er tt os eer do a Ka 5 | > eT * : ‘rear the railroad station. he state’ ETTORE a Bee tae Says Larce Namber of Its Dircc- i Beard a melee th ad —_ , . r = ° Ptg: 5! r . : Tals : ridin near ‘he \ ol akee - 1 @ay ~ rete oe oe. (een ARMY OFFICERS DEMOTED 52.087, 564 GOLD “MARKS BOND BO Om nerlgens cage ial | Tene | ene, Bee ee ee ee ea ee ee eee main Hine. At the same time he AND SEPARATED FROM SERVICE PAID TO ALLIES BY GERMANY ee mem aot [/. ene Conesres—_ i “s | + he threatened her by saying: practically 160 ; e ag : r _ outs ran ‘atom Th frst dav vou testify against The deeard the passenger train comiir- pow : : Liszt and made a dash ' . Chica head an editorial asso- Lela MB ) | on will die.” ig to prevent a owl Reduction Ordered by Comgress Af- Difference From Usual Amount .. i anew fam NRE Secor ' , Bere Dmge HS, grves: ~ =rtin Mmovwon pact : [ Sor ; : re abroad. J " . +7 . be - b ore _ °? ~ it & understood repres ~onight | lains Corps. iivertes in kind s " aligpatveeiecee — marge Purces | cate om onu “ai t© Ali Government srapt t _— | : ee ee “s sown &) half months’ lary withdrawn from schools not comply Im announcing completion of the the re next Wednes- ing with these 4@trections. “ ; Ee@uction program,» Secretary Weeks/ EW HEAD OF ELEEMOSYNARY Say. Twartay ana Pridar, under the Sige nt Pieation ofthe act) of une Dickman Beare, to INSTITUTION IS APPOMITED, 2tpicws cf Fret, W. Stockton Pow Z ———— | whieh ett Seok at eabeetien efftees vs the America® Lesion m of enter. | : Remember the fine, fancy Poultry 7 Dr. D. D. Campbell of Chicago, to - ua from Thomas for Thenksgiving? I wa for separation and demotion was tai The proceeds will go for delegated. The work had been Take Charge of — moire so ya th acme 2 nag rs E 3 th bind Christ s Don’t forse. done, he said. on a high plane No. > . , a without favor to any and strictly on EPPERSON — | " ; i : all our ownr Poultry—Turkeys, sf es eee. Duncan D. Campbell, a member o! Cc O A H S Chickens, Rabbits. Bay your Poult —, th medic : - - _— = : : he medical staff of Chicago Stat Thomas where you have a bigger ¢ Mays Favorite Piece, Kills Himeeif. Hospita l. today was appointed by the of " 7 Fred Bruss, 32 years old. a coal State Fleemocrnarr Board as Super- = 7 = co wisi St. Louis Monday, to miner residing with Mr. and Mrs. W. intendent of Hospital No. 2 in St ee ‘CIDER aaa factiities offered for the hold. M. Campbell apt 218 South Main se ph is appointment is effec- | : —— il] tive Jan ms ac ; . a . \ = = : . Pure apple: Golden jeg ee | > ray ey ape ee me 3 - s é 4S * = z 5 . es ; ~% ~* @ . aeronautic meet de- street. Belleville. came home from Segay to postpone the trip till] work at 4 p. m. yesterday: played his recommendation o° rire | > _faverite piece. “Happy.” on the Ard medical 2: ) i. . ££ + | phonograph, and then. fter com- Dr. Campbell su eee . a a 3 . _@laining to Mrs. Campbell that h- Vickerr, who resigned itn } } : : by . a *@e —_ eee | f aeee could not dispel the bives. ended went to’ St. Louis Meanphil e@ —* 7 3 20% bis lUfe Le shooting himeelf in thi Ard has been acti as Superintend- : : 5 - head. He left a note addressed to ent and has’ maintained tn Sei + ———S- Brand-ne RG ESSES. soil his divorced wife. who has remar- quarters in St Joseph, ailth rh h ——— ; = Se E or SILK DR d ried, stating that he had killed him- also has charge of the ot! : — | for $7. oo, cut to. is ag pes iniee Tic i Dresses > > > . > 7 > > > > > > - * > > > > > > - > — > a. ee ie ee nnn Satisfaction f] Bore... ss «$8.50 -f om her acconrt. eieemosynary tnstitu Hons. eo = Ss zi = == == Regular new ae oak Ghane. $4.00 i af wi CAL: i ———_————————— is guaranteed Plush. Fur, Cloth | |hawtst,BO%° coats. Ceais and Dresses cots...“ 94.50 in the city Brand-new $9 50 zo) me AXMINSTER—Persian and allover winn ¢t h e Pian Oo VELVET — Oriental and smal! allover 3 came trom Plush Coats. CLOAKS, === =~ epee S150: SUITS, fn-4=—— —ti5 OYSTERS Hardwood, block and tile effects 0 lape-hdaep eile wias . wit —tolors en ae to > - | cane 2 oon. ~ : Carpet Sweepers Py : | ving ba nll stron coed a | Bispeils. | | =. —_—— —- . Overcoats, new, =p . o— ) ame) ec POUR, be viccsians ~ ’ WILTON VELVET— Oriental and Con roy s ~ Two yards wide, hardwood and block patterns; went ; a : The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis ! trem the swellest homes” Bignest Biggest — Sucts. rer eer r eer ee ee ee ee © © $4 -$3 $5 | e720 | ES = 1012 N. Grand ; i at il : : :

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rr iE at PPS a POT ee: a at — tae ioe ants “ 9 SUNDAY. sae ia : ' ninceSaNPAT; : j an | PECEMBER 17. 1924. : The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. oe ST. Lous POST-DISPATCH | Leorg i PL R BLUFF BANK CLOSES; ipehien aed #034 eee 4 oon yy sr, oe bd | 7 J a da O amount 6000 re re- | GrIELD, ty BAY LOAN SAID TO'BE CAUSE scpmicrs '“™* 7 Pe cent |" RIE ARMS COMP | Serrator Smoot Complains | 220.02 TtSit stow |saza tos pean to ant ot ee CENTR A ary of State Bmerson ae - ' Stanti Id nade the following state. TO PUBLISH DAILY NEWSPAPER ment fund was increased $7300 by/ceipts of the card party held at the. . corporation , ome —— ment: of $ f / . . bers >. he “s . , - zation of the Iilinots ton Capitalized at $25, 000 | | “ur department, in making its| Mussolini Soon to Issue New De- risu ts’ by Simmons‘: sepa Placed in Hands of Fi- regular examination of : " » cs . this bank, crees Concerning Privileges as $11,100,000, 1 Ooren a nance Commissioner. found the condition of the bank to! of ine. Ra = f — _ | “‘Reev. William F. Robison, 8. J., prea- | by Madame Brostius at the University | nh M. Levis, EB. w Ses os the Bast Docs = oo be such that we deemed it unwise | By the Associated Press. % B U 7 4 N ident of the university, said yester-' Auditorium Nov. 27. : an arroll J. Lora. * 'ROPLAR B! 0. Dec. 16.— to allow the bank to continue ; ROME Dec. 16.—Gabriele iT : Ae re ‘ tinue in| .,, ; ash l etween tan an tne — wy * ers’ Sa in g Bank Cc lose d it = ts re rular c ourse of business At 4 Annunzio has formed a company e orth Carolina Members| 9 Poids Sil N. SIXTH ST. Ly ' 12 . | ™y Suggestion, the boardJof direc-|'°F the publication of a daily news- £ , ; ty The CO " éo early this a orning. . om: i ses altel oy the mag ater t paper, it was announced today. No Features lve VY Tariff Discussion—Ship | ts 5—9 sl Ac SE 4 =.) ass Ps ae. " that carryvi iz Loo lefayvy # f this (“om missions r of iy ance. It dctails were riven aS to “ hat char- Subsidy Nosed Out i in Cold. . - “ “s “* N cage ers _ ‘ ' , A % = in notes and other Paper Cause d ill be the policy of our dep iriment acter the publication would take. bank resources to become de- so handle tYese assets as to pro- In : ee i reply to a committee — repre- Tt ie not thought that crim- — ire for ail creditors the largest | S@Dting the publishers of all the ii : | ‘ ; ; . . : . _ An 7 - > " 1 da! had anything to possible at the earliest pos newspapers e asked for the ‘ Vv“ . h all went ove: until Monday. M : at : iii ' , ‘ ‘ > A {) én ' ls . ‘ abscon ng . i bel late Negotiations are now maintenance of the war nrivileges to WASHINGTON \ellar then will conclude and _i- ’ » | w~ ao 4 ‘ ’ " . . sis 3i.\ Z iW oe , - , ; s- Lilie ; “ri ri] : the bank s Ciosinkg, Aitnotl . er av wherebv we mav he able ths press. ai ti Mussolini eaid he or a os Se thes ' : q Natgning will move to ditch the : = s 43 hon ts P ; —S Bet . sion ot the tarifl ne enornious stock | subsidy , : acti , “ pers A. J. Stanfield | | ss ail abilities prompt- | YOU! Soon issue new decrees on the wt de: ’ » declared, tl sunset ipa Mother Goose has obtained the most attractive pe refused 0 —_" eciared, the urgent -Ehe matter of agric ultural depres- mas Candy Baskets and Boxes that have ever been sho ns No more béautiful and acceptable gifts can be found than ; ° : : i " . , iS wbein ‘ t 1iscuss this |i ihis wl ‘tunate circumstance |®¥DJect which. would include pre i of he! : th i ti 00 or?) : " 2 - , nee ©] le iping e larmers anc i@ | sit of the matt - ho ank is . . ; i . vice ‘flect upon the visions for the seq stration, or ' at ae , P + " , nes na a nn was brought up by Smith, Dem.- these wonderful pac Kages filled ] 00 te $15 iis nai ) LIVUCRH or ] ucure Ss i ff u even the suspension of ewspapers ‘ -G ocrat, ¢ South Carolina. Uw nless a | with our supreme candies. Priced... . ° @at $25,004. . ine ik n the mmunit: . 1 the ld | it Sfrill EU Siay out into nie Cr ery > ' : vhich contravened the rules. vidi emeds is presented, he said, condi- -4 r¢ cr: "e 7 [ S i: ’ -s 7. 2 and gave a pleas-|tions will become worse than at Candy Canes Santa Claus ailing filibus-! presen: - | . | present. He could see nothing ahead That will delight the little Made of delicious, pure i for the farmers but bankrutpcy and @@ ones’ hearts. Chocolate candy. =" ruin 5c to $1.00 10c to $1.00 ’ dehat PN Refers to Stock Dividends. incidental to i€é tarift debate. Smoot | Reference was ¢ 3 ry j | — | ‘ rene aS made by Smith ty Ca t 2 egg Sg es | _by Si i nnon s—a iNove all . ? | neat that Sim-/ en rmous stock distributions. A : : A ur n —— that it 00, concern, he said, declared a , poenenene. es dani present tor ar ae . -¥ times pre- | stock dividend of 16.900 per cent weet Rs sat rv° : d $5 $7 eld his temper roolien caneenc sate ,our “regular fellow” frien . 4 ni a per, concern, he said, declared 7 Smoo was on 3300 ner cen ' ns e of 8300 per cent. All this melon | § Fruit Cake Tea Cakes ELECTRIC LAMPS ai the KNOWS cutting. he sa) Ag } ire . ‘fectly S a Said, was the direct re- ) Treat the family with this Perfec “td open im Just the Lamp for reading. sew . Suit of the protective tariff. ‘Those *. « iperfine Cake. It =. , WwW ons . . si All the fax fe IY) each case Z , - ’ : ‘ , - eS —~". “~ ag 34 k dw 04 were pro- iust be known. he said, before judg-— Tm, a =— ‘ B ‘ | : who knows th ~ena r from Utah ig ee ti ohh on: FRUIT © ) CORN Ba ggg gs cue . STi At , ecause they realize that he is om- , Peed , téeause ! 1) $895 $10.95 tere 3 , 7 | NO. ¢ & — ” 707-709 NG 4 Kk = ke : : Smoot: The Senator wlll please ex- | ong Onargo,. : , . es | | ae. 2 wefune to viele aan See jozen ...... | VELOCIPEDES | pe eae . ; ® dozen ‘ RUBBER-TIRED. beautifully enameted e . ? . nr ' ase TTrye 7 vr ‘ef} ‘ 9 N f ti. c : Senator 1 ises™ Sunny Side = 7 a ig und strongly bullt, ‘ I . = il : . = I Bon ta v ozeni. . 0 “se OZ 1.15 ) ' } 4 oe use ee ompl ry ented-— iT} neavy § ri $4.90 s ‘ né from corn-fed ent- 1#5%, AO. . Can, d Z aaa . : a" to 5 years, $3 3 y " . . ny ”" Sow a ‘ Rapet: 7. 60, net propane 0 be Se Rib a oe a a Case, 2 dover ....9220 I $9.96 , : 89.60 Tiny Tim, fancy Shoe suited on the floor of the Senate. I! ase 2 dozen ms . nate wits tit ee 0 | Sirloin|: - z e'elock ee, oe ROLLER saaTes reest Fiano Store in America i a a aM i D Baoan , ~ WB prey Sunny Side, o. } tall a. m. to 12 o@clock. Case 2 dozen . 83.40 . = ; Hall-bensing and rubber- After this the sten ' . Mai doz Cc D. C., fancy Maine, Go cushion ; 2.50 value... 1109 OLIVE STREET iy Simmons: Very well, whether the | Mein heavy syrup, $3.1; £1.9% rj \ -B2st Saint Louis : Senator vi is not am going to dosen _ : 3.10 Round. | will be 2c pound. ? a Cee BO paren ae 4 dozen ... 812.00 L =J Case, & dozen 83.75 GILBERT £ ERECTOR 3 SET oe Pi Sat Case, knows I | — REGULAR $827.50 OU zayr. REGULAR 81.00 OUTFI 4s speaking her a jocose way & BACCO)! if the Senator CIGA y make a dandy Xmas gift for yvar Daddy, in any way to in- e y ll Barve &.Vy Oe All bang-up, fresh, new stock, which wi “20 or More Tinies." Brother or SWEETHEART. . + ; “ 17 4 ' ' . ~ ° -¥° . okin Ct gel alberto ge SO ME siweLEY’s NATURAL LEAF; Tuxedo Smoking 10 Children’s Leatherettes ator to talk that way in private, a 80c walue, per 79 Tobacco which he always does, Sut when it plug * i Ife walue .. ; S64 “5 Outfit. x | goes into the record it is quite a dif- G GER : unc a32 ferent matter. He has done it upon SIGNAL —— aaaanes Velvet and Prince wrth cnn pains ad Sieoe £12.50 Outfit, Special... .. ‘ o Albert American Flyer Teas Regcular $2.75 outfit, sis the fioor of the Senate at least 20 ‘andy. Something that or more times, and I am tired of it. ARROW , 2 for 25 every little boy and girl Simmons: I will Say to the Senator a Ge ees : —— ee will want. wind-up locomotive, 2 closed — hj never said upon the floor of pl =m, én ib. bagel BULL DURHAM ; | tive locomotive carries’ full ‘as na aT , te - » ET G UA ’ a — — eager Ba ao nth — recone ane amoker for pipe or &% Pkgs. for 20 WRIGLEY Ss cuurantee, Spe tal and the Senator nows | cigarettes) moines , iin alte “ee FOOTBALLS Kmas gift; a c 7 S F ewing um Ng Genuine leather RUGBY pate’ O36 a! CIGAR 3 with quaransesd Vindder ee ea em Al ™ Bextra heavy , roa All flavore. ; halle, with Ate IS AS Honestly Priced Quality Dia- monds and Jewelry on Credit. PLUG CUT TOB ACCO: Smoot I] do not think the Sen- itor intended to do so.” Seale of Justice Brand Simmons—‘And when the Senator. bal rettes os in a Box; Regular makes that statement the Senator} § | Be See ' is making a satement he knows 1s 1 Hp UNION LEADER MARSHMALLOWS now aopes. bladder } AL _- pong eae SMOKING TOBACCO Sm oot— Sena‘ Vv . — ! ni — vod — = ton; a reg. $1.50 value In a2 One-Pound a Pall. Campfire. Just re- what he wants to about that but The dinner pail alone ‘is worth ceived an order of the record will speak for iiself.’’ PIEDMONTS more than We are auiiine both fresh. now bana-ne . . il together. é‘ ee eS See See ghee: This ee ae 81.50 vatee any Marshmallows. Wovw- * aes ; ; ‘ ccup e size pkgs: 15¢ | Give Jewelry she subsidy Bill occupied the stage ae 10 in @ carton.. place in the world and will ‘79 derful for toasting. oni¥ long enough for McKellar, dahon ——— “ 7 oe er 2 for 25 eg I F mm P Democrat, of Tennessee, to denounce - ¥ - . u y t ro attiz it as vicious from every viewpoint. + ee NTS Horseshoe and Star pre Fancy Xmas Mixed | Se —_ ‘ -He was interrupted by Norris, Re- AND ty Assorted flavors ae oie ' Sells regularly ay * Jext ea4©°r publican if Nebraska, who moved s Ser ' aA Regular Se iB Spectal : , tak A ' a ee ; oo f By carton, 1.26 per plug = | = O take Uu ri ill Tor the purchase Everybody wants this Mixed . PERCOLATORS Christmas Diamond Ring Special J |} and sale of farm products. The | Amas Candy for Christmas. ZEB COLONIAL PATTERN, large aluminum BPercaiator, with teakettle A brilliant, perfect-cut Diamond, in a —— ah adoption this motion would side- | "$1.75 Si a Week _ °. new 14-k. white gold pierced mounting; rack the subsidy | JELLY ae Be Choco a es r he | wer for $3.00. 7: or immediately Assorted flavors — res uttered | . : | TEAKETTLES s. rie ’ ° —— e ladies’ and gentlemen’s styles ; ee oo Se ted Choco- ~@eceee os really a $50 value, at | was raised by Jones, Republican, of I, 5: wy orn Per Ib. ~~ ten never ate Caramels | ALUMINUM pa : [Ee eet hone ntee: $2 OS 10 15¢ pkgs. to a car- . . y . . . : Th —_ [AR e@.* . a | es Patiiz. Washington that McKellar muat re- tmptibiies | 1} nish +t} for } ‘ soanerd cas |B with spout all in one linquish the floor before the motion 2 pounds, 35 Kach one wrapped in a iO Sells recutarly for 4. Pico ed of Norris could be made MeKellar HOCOLATES . Bonb separate wrapper. LB... | nn eeneeeeaaaasaaieaa te ‘ ‘ a ick BOX Cc Cece onbons: Rage er Diamond La Valliere ee + aE $20.00 $ 00 B ai preferred to continue his remar Creams, 1 Ib Im a box; af f oe | ) = Assorted Cre ’ = Per pound ......-. |B 6-tb. fully guaranteed. L’Aida Pearls. guaranteed indestructible... $5.00 . 3 At hence the motion to supplant th regular 5c value; ) ] _ Di » ond Rin - W attern ¢ oo : > e r -¥7 Tea! the poly t of order “+ Pa’ , ir a . ; known jrous: complete wi Gent eman § mo g, ne p -- «WIS. Down = a} ae ean toate , , ata av as pede alina tyr teat a athe — and plug. This high- a crade $6.00 tren for ‘ 7-jewe! Elgin W akch, 20-year case, special. ..$19.00 a kt} — gE : Fresh ette Holder ..... eH en SS | 1 ee ‘J 4) $35,000 IN ‘DIPLOMATIC LIQUOR’ fag Peamtt Bale. exer: GUM DROPS Inns Red Pitted: No. 2 $7.50 og RS EAR aapa td “SF AIDED WASHINGTON CONFERENCE fag "@2™t °U2tS: sus.emy hf. | Great mig hove: Jumbos | pale een Coco Brittle, Our Owe Ruby Brand; No. 2% 3.25 Solid Gold Scarf Clasp . $2.00 Candy can in light syrup; dozen 11. Gold-Fil! + W atch Chain and Knife, special . .$ 7.50 England Alone Sent That Amount @ Kitchen | Not at Bootleg Prices) to Hard Taffy, Case 2 dozen 2 lid Cuff Linl Treen | | (and . Per ome Parag ; s 9 Lt. S. in Three Months. : Assorted flavors ~*~. PORK AND BEANS 13. Genuine Sapohi re Lady's Ring . Ja ok ee : al to the Post-Dispatch 14. orees’ ri hy se gre eel yi * _ 50 a aninte en 46. tiaiite aie a Snider's; tall can; 35 15. Sterli Silver,. handsomely engrave orine . $3.50 Se st eit APRICOTS dozen rie a‘deenel: 275 Tomatoes and 16 Lady's “Diamond Ring, white gold mounting. . .$30.00 hibition In America, the delegates t» 7 : + ' the Washington conference did not | = 17 Gentleman's Japanese net Kin (ach os Lee e : m)' .09 . en's 85 a, hs « ’ iy suffer from thirst any more than did | King’s Delight; No. 2%: Tomato Pulp 18. Handsomely colored Beads; gold clasp , = in syrup; dozen :, a ow 19. $35 Bracelet Watch, 14-k. white gold, 15- those at ali the a ee oer Case 2 dozen.....@. Snider's; Ne. 2 cami 1.30 ext ear * aa j ‘ ences in Europe That ts proved ty ieee Beffale Brand; Ne. 1 cans J statistics just come to hand. Fe eR a ey a, 2 red, ripe selid pack; dos ‘ Liat ey oF ‘ . vr) ) bh 7. “ . . Realizing there might be a dratn | : _—_ Case 4 dozen. Vour Credit ion the diplomatic callersin W ashing- | =D. c.. in 40% ’ Moll's Pride; Ne. >| can; A complete ‘bathroom In Good lton during the conference. provisions 2%; dozen ... > @ trated. contesting 4 at Pattiz were made to meet more than th2 Case 2 dos page LARS SEN AME Ww ordinary demands For instance, .1 a. September, October and November. | ASPARAGUS 9° 35.000 writerthh of “diplomatic vel, 5 » Panther Green Tipe: No. liquor” (and not at bootieg prices) | from this country to the; was sent Tip-Tep Tomato — | : : Ne. 1 can: dosen. 7 |American capital free of duty. It is| a - 2 lfair to presume that more was dis- eon Ve 6%-ounce bot- 95 Case 4 eaen. se | tle; doue ean patched from many other countris4, for diplomats witb a cultivated oil Case 4 dozen.... NEW MIXED : i ate know where to buy their vin- | | , . ce bottle: SQUARE DEAL JEWELER > age —Gerinany, Spain, France, | pears ow! oo . s~ wk The statistics prove that during OPEN OPEN Lj q 1922 the shipments of wine and spir- (ie UNTICE, 203 ° NINTH ST. twvTtt. ' , ‘ite to diplomats in W ashington from c or. M. MARVLAYD HOTEL BLDG. °° P. M. Le almost 60 a . ‘this country decreased al nai te; No. 3%: Yel- — s “an uzzied some ait - 13 ‘ ‘per cent. The decrease p e " Cling: in syrup: des... a oe “ ; ‘exporters until they remember a et Case 2 denen.....6.25 7 real Mixed there was no conference at Was h- ington this year, * -

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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 17. . ‘I~ Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ; ‘al SS The City Circulation of the oe POST-DISPATCH alone F ISCO | >= le oe _ ap hold two meetings this. | By the Associated Press. @ed bere yesterday. She was ene be . ss ‘ P re of the customary one. ; 4.— irs. TO: REOPEN AUDITORIUM Les Collin 06 pease old, wile of|et the Gast whine women to Gultle fi Seidman. president of the » tT rT DAY feo. ite Mer ee 5 Xmas Sale of Gift Lamp; Teast HE LAS ee | IN VIENNESE SOCIETY = | mas Sale of Gift Lampg§h 2 © Of the Auction Sale of the Pianters’ Hotel gg redanamaggel ant ian Portable Lamps, osiiate. % e Floor I G oa S MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1922 a ea Ce ee Poor Arist ocrats or Jobless Pro- ps an AT 10:30 A. M. leper ot iaiatie avavevell win fessional Men Capitalize In- Starting in the Barber Shop at 11 A. M. he reoponed with a Christmas serv- | discretions of Women. About $100,000 has Cigars and Tobacce ice next Sunday. - »nt for the improvements . q 2 At i2 Oo’ Ciock Noon ‘ ve ail - ‘ aie | sae been remodeled. At VIENNA. Dee 13 _ ao ¥ Alt Cha —o—— Railings. Partitions, Office Equipment, Licht«. ( Bande- ag Pe he chancel ts & stained ess a —— lackmail, ac- ioe, Fan s. tren Safe. Settees and tweo large Vacuum ( icaners. the baci th ae femal cording to the police, has become ‘ i . The large Kitehkean _ ee . ee ” - ot e church for v = — socient Befor ~ — ve : ri ~ At3P. M. ee blackmail was resorted to chiefly by 5 . . “= a . " ° : : - » ¢ Pane. meariy « — women of the demi-monde. who ex- | The Small Kitches and Bakery Shop and Motor and ft thaus he pews are now in st! nt ro ene i ee: Ge we table mid- ; We will ecll 2 compicte Laundry at auction or at private saic. ie Raion ¢ fact that th ee rem SSapom abi mic- 0}. . At4P M. wesle Shee seraieg ie-aged men Oy threatening to “tell N e >. ¢ ._* . One Up-te-Date ice FPianrt — ‘ th r — : 22 a. ; curving rem» ose Seti gdliasiagaag in ) the City MONDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 Pr M. u ag | 3. “ : to oe bty-fitth ° cece professional man. Most Handsome Packages m is the wife or daughte« We will sell all the chairs and private reom Carpets that have been a ae Jed at Fifth (now ~* on display en the garter ficer. ae ; a a ot etren t Maar & ee eee A t 0Cco a os Broadway) and Wainut streets, later ;{% [9¢ TUKumslons®: onl ments 0 passes . +t on @ on 7 - . . a.4 ? a €a - 2 > a _ = “ - 4 » = ; > _ ~ _ id *-* ~— > a 2 — hn m weds sd a \ ~*~" ta A Datke anl : i to hoc es wi n- Ss . ~ . =" : , : «- - > , > t >> c “+. _ : - Se —_ : ‘ y —_ = aa « . > » SS . . am 4 > ka s Ds : . yres : . : . .. ” : * 7 . Li iCias > oD t0r Hei p [ mst ; { = ) ‘ - " - . : a% Y oe — co i. ' hi J o - be ~ * . = 3 ' : A+eee «4 = - *« © _— « - > Cox cvmees -— 7 ~ 4 7 . . « - ™ 4: > : ‘ — s . 7 = A > ——- - ao © = ; z " " " . a a Pn s »* — = cat ~ The POST-DISPATCH is the only Ft. Louis evening De torner before takir Ji rect ~: E efs.- | mewspaper giving Associated tress news serviés. ine Ms oom eo cual : == \ Little Bits from the East : Butter Chocolates sxx Goldman & Cuquet 2822S Cag Be NE oe ee aay) /! These Assortmn eesti cs te ley taped SS ’ LIGGETT’S CANDIES Your Charge Account Solicited BS tamous artists. and th neotad | it ee A aheee totem fe PRICES: Make This Your Christmas Gift Store!! © | # sx: Se ae ’ je her frankly « at and tn- Packages A BOX This Beautiful Blue-White, Perfect-Cat FQ 099.000 Kronen syne Digeggas Dolly Varden Candies . ° w : Bis. kmailed After Corresponding L Selections in Genuine sm Ring WS coker who meta charvne bat mf Cherries, Milk Seceiaien Nuts and Fruits, Etc. All Fancy Boxes rey s for the Holidays ine 937: 20 . = oks wae , ras 3. Then All Candies Packed ‘2 Ib., 2 tb., 3 ib. ' -, a ~~ eee ao ae = , , = . . rye - 2 ee « : aon 6 OO ing KG me nt rod : ~ he eee — é Adiustable te anr shade: stands 20 lute pecessify for inches high. Brash | yorr desk. Com- Brass or Bronze] plete, @nish; complete, $12.75| $3.35 | —the best— ur F loor Adi — - from. Don’t b e. Adjustable : * overcoat. BLUE Lamps | Floor Read- | #9 &§ $7-50—COATS eo oc ae si all-wool TWEED comics cio se.| ing lamps oe 7:30—we close > — «+ igns andi. oe Don _—, select | C2™ de adjusted 58-70 = A slightly Used from. Complete, fnchee isn Beight Ti 28 i is much better t Bronze or vo fin- a d pc | $28.75 |--—"" —— — a : rT Care 101 $35 Bridge Lamp ta Pann ern aye ota $25.75 | Wag silk shad@ © Slave %. ———e “3 in — Ci tnd = -@ - Ls i. EC TRIcC «c CEL iNG TRON—! os = : oe 4 ea) Om na “-. : [ua e#oCG? teu az.c ¢€ > _ prece separa @ 42°acl- 2.45 — : . a zg We are Headquarters fer Lierwe! Electric YTers and Tey Trausfermers. and 5 Ib. Beutes S20 5S@ Electric Train. cia, eS ay wits "$i2 75 Sze a OPEN ~ he ~~" ese A Ne ge ee ee the general decay of European r s = Tourtsts Teare Vienna. : J Totel owne saving that ther >? 14 e . the rT reeer? ~ famcy cial, at the very special with bie rhite genu- $27.50 Chews ised Other Watches, $12.50 to $250 Up} | Up to $47.50 - Come i in and See Our Complete Lines of— White Ivory Silverware Clocks Pear! Necklaces Bar Pins Ring Watches Manicure and Toilet Sets Belt Buckles Watch Fobs Knives Cigar and Cigarette Cases Scarf Pins Fountain Pens, Etc. =| BE, ~— Everyone in . 7 _—ithe Family pur stock. Prices : right and terms if you re.« - od -- .ore.gner— ove ransportat —TrTa™s. taxis. tra‘rs—erd a ; . moral of pesepeor* restrictions MUSIG HEl pS American lnut or ma- SS Ber''n n> return're Wer-ee. hogany End Tables A good —_ he oe _ . ; 2 g A be kro % Fleer 7 amp wth? > “t-—inch silk + . a ~er (18 cert. while tn Vierna # shade and mahegarnys Beeck B0.€ §- ass $1.88 ~ | THT en . we : : ; “with music compartment. cops costs at least af dollar The difficulties inn! or “Mekhecaey Piene: full size. mice Fiber Armchair or mock $6.95 * 609 Locust Street. O ptrcians pad Pg ee ee ss — te : ~~ 2a ee those hotels equipped with centra! & grand maebeogeny fatsh Upright National Drop-head - alae With cca! sefling br the Piame ‘Lester 4&4 (e.' om our cheb Sewing Machine Useful Gifts for ‘tke bread. ‘+t seeme “* ean e 2c guar 00 : S. 22 f groves” meoath. no interest . ir does make a difference ar you buy your VICTROLA! | I inte Te the reo oh see vee, | ESTATES ES 2, SE Sa ae ot and OK Be Vv $262.50 Fiver Vy body ictor Victrola : be kent warm Ne itmterest) Haprr Dar Electric Washer. 5 reg- —_ And 16 Selections Of Your Own Choice of Eight 10-inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records All for *106 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Goldman & Cuquet =o «"". ™ _— at Crardé Rap 7 “—-rT?.% ~—at he | it art LS Liv imgston Piarer-Piaee: makec- $100 machine : , ; " CHANGE IN SYSTEM AT es $310.00 oe to : $63.25 For nearly fifty years a s holiday gifts have ~ No interest) brought happiness to thousands of homes. The as- » ‘Bird's Eye“Dressing ELLIS ISLAND PLANNED . Table, oval mirrer $9.50 sortments in all limes are ep eaten an importamt — i oe aad ee ete thing to remember as you can easily cat yoo c ge 9 lng = with silk of recognized excellence within the amount Catnpitnt “of ar “Scion =- oe “he Agecctated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 16—Pilars | asa > Table Lamps, wood finishea with to moditr the presert sevrstem of ) handling tmmigrants at Elis Island today br Secretarr Daris of the Labor Department aft- a ety im ae gv British complaints regarding con- Gitioms at the island had again been caiieé to his attention br Sir Auck- land Geddes, the British Ambesss- ans = " Davis said be had ordered a thor- ough investigation ,~with a riew to providing «accommodation at ~*the Ellis Island station for imn migrants of different rationalities He indi- cated that no Getatled plans had yet been drawn up, however. and that he would iseue neo order on the sz>b- Sect until the imvestigation had been com pleted. During his visit to the Labor De- partment the British Ambassador ts understood to have cal’ed particular attention to cbjections made br British subjects as to the accommo- dations provided for those detained - at Ellis Island pending a 4! ispeosition of their e€mission to the Int States. | , a Heikki Same —_ 34 Years | 608 Olive—Two Stores—5srr N. Grand %% ' ae Rr the Aamoctat-is mative town of Alfreton, Derbyshire, was for $4 rears the Premier con“- | @ential secretary to successive Britt. “ ® x Tk POST-DEE r . 5 q — Washingtor. -~_ | } ; — _ : 4, SR ENU NEN UO paca tae

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SUNDAY, | Th ‘ é | 3 DECEMBER 17, 1922. e 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 ' Lu f: Ecrnen 1923. , > : Club Seiten This Weck. | meeti h | rh Mee ‘ Sting on the ‘New American. the | , y ‘ ea | Advertising Club of St. louis! Foreign Language Presse and Their BUSINESS OF BEING BABY THE ‘LONDON COMMENT (IN : 3 wt. ' - . . Nathan} . | | ; , of the customary one a ballroom of Hotel Statler, to which | ETS : : . ?. gman, president of the Ameri-| members have been asked to oeted Deaths of Infants Each Year in U. 5. | | | ‘ A, Ware tA At Savings of J e-Third to -Half saenociation of Foreign Language presents for distribution among poor “reater Than Total of Soldiers Killed | | fas 7 : . = ae | oat | Relation to Us.” T “ z atwo meetings this week, in- | mas matey win be Boe a ealgampe | MOST HAZARDOUS, DOCTOR SAYS will speak at the Tuesday children. in All U. S. Wars, He says. By the Associated Press. . | “NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—The num- is STYLISH NA PY ber of deaths each year in the Unit- | News Censures Former Premier; 4 —— is = ‘ear ) ‘ 4 ec tates of infants less than 1 yea! Statements Unfortunate, the — old is greater than the total number ily Mail Says. ,, fo soldiers killed in action in all the Dail) Mail _ ,Wars fought in America, Dr. Henry | # Painter of the New York Nursery | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | . ee ; ; ONDON, Dec. 16.—The Daily and Child's Hospital said today at a nA ll | medical conference. 'Mail says editorially: ty a ~ > q | : od ae . . ; ) a unfortunate that in this ; 7 a #4 Cost $25 $90 tact — ee © national | eriaie. when the Socnuih patience’ is | w . | me | . | a - ‘ment to alter conditions sur- : gre -: Gime : Eeeite for : - | Ba lik rounding birth and infancy in cer-|Peine #0 cruelly tried by Germanys) PHONOGRAPHS _ Music Cabinets c . -oa & ai , 5 ae ith, an article by Lloyd George | Priced at a O18 sk. Com- | : 0 any enew. Such | tain sections. bad faith, an 2 . ~ | | Make wonderful SPINET SKS saving to you, Wich _ 3 f : ‘should have been published in Eng- finish golden oak or wat- ; oo . 7 . . | ; Christmas «i ta In watnut or mahogany e 5 cc 7 , e Os ‘oO ve . . - c . > on . . 9! t* a P ; « : Schaffner & Marx, tic " h hazardous of all octupa- | 44 in Franee as an imputation upon | Prices oom e_ from ~~ $15 15 "$ 17. 7 ms » > »] " ¥ . ses i ul ar “ ie declared, adding that the the French nation of greedy mili- 7 50 UP. from ... Pee . $1 . 5 , —— ee el . Kuppenheimer, etc. +g eee chance of living W&S5/,,+icm. We have no wish to criticize Hich-c]l if d : : —- the best—up-to-the-minute—1500toselect .o\o* ** 8°08! 88 that of the in Lioyd George, now that he no longer High-class gifts at moder- 7 holds office and has ceased to/'| ate prices. MF Mis.. , FREE fant; the journalist's, lawyer’s, or . Don’t be a chump and pay $50 for ap: Bin ie times, the middle-aged occupy a position of official respon. thi ' overcoat. BLUE SERGE COATS AND PANTS, os gemcng s 10 times, the taxi Griv- . Glass Salad Plates ; | J with every purchase of $10 ; sibility. but no statesman who has} : times and the farmer's 20/- . or more, a high-grade Oedar $7.50—COATS and VESTS, $2.50. Brand-new ®«* Stilts coat be réanrGed se on-1l / Flower Bowls O11 Floor Mop. ool TWEED TROUSERS, $2.75. Come by — 7 | Caney are & es, and it must reluctantly be : ; . $2.50 Children's Rock for.. 7:30—we close at 8 P. M. TIRES ON TIME! 2: ieee Se sees estnctnasiy’ Ss preeken See | $3.00 Serving Trays for. a ; = | ‘at this moment he is saving the liver A Comerere ockers for.. A slightly Used High Grade Overcoat or Suit PAY AS YoU RIDE! wrong thing at the wrong time. It Tea Sets sabe Canvaven'a wacerae Pb is much better than a cheap new one. Gabar- . does nothing to help Europe toward 2g . f ...,. 83.50 or $ . - = “bs ‘ . ; . a settlement, but can only have Cigarette Boxes oe Culéren's vee’ ae dines and whipcords at cut prices. | Firestone, Horseshoe, Oldfield : bee. yoni 1 ~ pie fhe S Ash "Tr ye ek ———- ar gy for.. yo , on , 0 : ; Do. “alking olle for .. Sb $1.60 Down and $1.00 Per Week reply which NI Poincare has " ays . 24 y hed (‘ecar (*herta for S$i90.75 Art Giass Read'ne Lampe peas —_ Hodiament Car Fuerst- Walsh Motor Sales. Inc.| promptly made. that its statements : ‘for . ge, AFM =e .$16.5% Gran are s One v4 ‘ : Hoc represent not the facts, but rather $15.00 Smokine Cabinets for. 80.50 Stop at Door Bleck Away 97 C) ( live st . Lindell IHU I ‘ , ; ba . . se 2 , a20 oo Smoking Cabinets for $19.50 WwW P am the ex-Premier’s own unwillingness | _ $1000 Rocking Chairs for... 84.00 ) rite for particulars of our during his period of office to face $28.00 China Cabinets yr $16.50 aa C Rest wl, | Time pavment mal order plan. realities. 18 inch Red Cedar s. with FLOOR “ a. g $80.50 stable r Read- Lamps Gjusted 58-70 in height. br Verde fin- clal, |tirely irresponsible for his utter- $3.75 Smoking Stands for.... ae 5 Ae © att oa th» / -, ae... ee ‘The realities are that if guilty ‘Germany is ‘Jet off,’ injured France | LA de | , MPS suu'se Smoking Stands will be ruined. Is there anyone in | Ss] I OUIS With beautiful silk " y this country who desires such a re-'| shades and band- yh Be Aue ; me mahogany - airs showing of Mmok- AND if Anish stands, cen - Royal Easy Cc ing BRtands and a sult or believes that it would con- -_ . ) © : ‘ Cabinets at great. tribute to th reconstructi | lete. $20 value We show a complete tine of * ; 7 e ryction of | , a Royal Easy Chairs ly reduced prices : : Europe: See ous big special S we wPecial $°.h ; News Censures Lloyd George. °1 OG abscess Kaden yaive for $1.25. so ~« The Daily News says: “In his ii “1125 OLIVE ST. : @ ® | pre-election speech at Manchester a/§ ; | few weeks ago Mr. Lloyd George || : ; : ; ’ , thought it well, just as the Foreign 3 st Secretary Was about t6 enter into The POST-DISPATCH ee Percolators High nickel finteh. ‘omplete. ready : for wwe Special! at $6.95 » 8 OCLOCK Headquarters 9 ryt is the only St. Louls evening . 1] S . ‘the most delicate negotiations with newspaper riving Associated Presse news service. Do You Know That Payment of the Small Sum o Paiinch Peanter cn & peutas aki pers still more delicate negotiations | the Turks, to taunt the French with | = defeat and denounce the Turks as — - hbloodthirstv Tri Uy! derers | — oT Thurs- aa e —SSe > et a. a ao . 2 sie Dithes : 2 Mg BB PD TA eT ° . : : , a A Pea iS vam day Mr. Lioyvd George's chosen asso- =-a) a)”. WY 3 ¥ XY 8. ‘ . ‘ . : a. _ . ee - ciate, Lord Birkenhead, and his for- ) | | ‘ . = 4 j , (irs e mer private secre tary, Sir Edward j REG. US. PAT.OFF. — | Grigg. at the moment W hen the or- , Cc —— . Ld - . el _— * “7 * Ts; . > ~er&' @¢, , oe * 63° itaCG~ ae. 8% }* criticiams of France which ) - | : , m have already evoked a reply from M | New Guaranteed Player \ Poincare and have aroused lively in- | ° dignation in all circles across the Handsome Roll Cabinet ore Ge Ske Se SO Pa Ge Re ae ae a ae a Se a ae SACS tie ee er Rr EE Ee = pass is | | J ‘ Saturday. on the very day when. Enables You to Give Your Wife or Mother his successor, the Prime Minister. was-about to open with the French Premier what the American Am- WRESIE SHE OS ey Wes Fi ee Sea Ne ta OO? —. | — = at « - > — a S2: the Turco-Greek struggle. Last Channel Thus admirably does Mr. R 1 > ae Lioyd George's election slogan “The : ous Now, no matter what else you have planned giving, seuntry before party’ Yind as Siise- Large Library Player u can afford another $2.75 for the greatest gift aa E Beautiful Junior Lamp ™= ‘ bie = be Ee Set ‘ +: er G ~e ~ he ee to Se foe ». =. 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He is survived pectalty _ th an Locus e by his widow and six chiidren— 7 | . Claude D., John A. of Citronelie, Mrs. ta ee | ¥. Y. Johnson, Salisbury, Mo.; Mrs Paths | f Branches in the County f Main 3220—Central 3530 B| M. W. Taylor, Spokane, Wash.; Mrs a ye £: LES aaah: Ae Lio Wee <G Cee : e body was sent to i AEE 'Citronelie. Th y Ye ‘ all le oo ie -?« ae M. H. Hearne, St. Louis, Mo.., and | . et Bos Be) ene Ua Aa af mee OS oes ar | . ren ee “ . Grant J. Hurt Jr., of Citronclhe. i — a : alias

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a en en ae Fy 9 Alan am - etion of the Daily >OST-DISPALCH . : ss ‘ =. - - « sari)? - « _ = ar ye aie .o ’ : a +3 ~ +. = a : 7 i @ th Signal Mix-L Pp, Robbers. Es- . oe . . . aa ‘ . > Balle . ner «} ec ‘* a fa on 4 — - . radg?*t - *Anh a - = . _ ; ;* ~m fa : ‘e \ r nb r- rara e ia , . --* 4 4 ': ast ion 5 resiTain wo ' Cai an 4% cape Atter (,un Fight- ' gory Wed: eet aw ; = ? a 4 aig ito wr : ' aera eteran. fo £ : : - } - : . As a further st the prohibition , wows? & ' - . ti@ent of Alabama flames which destroyed the garage cabaret owners from serving [tntoxi- ._ - ee 1 — PT [ Ane @irector hes ordered evrery person : sicen aners maintain their inno- and 55 motor cars late Sunday night. cating drinks. . th : a4 cleat to the Post-Dienatch ORIA, Ill. Dec. 16—A whisky — Waerehouse robbery by means of tun- meling to the inside was frustrate: Thursday when warehouse agents found a subterranean shaft leading toward the basement of the Corning Distifiery. A few weeks ago the old Woolmer Distillery was looted of its liquid contents by means of a tgnnel through which the robbers -@@ined admission and carried away their joot: The discovery of Thursday al- t preventing an -indicated rob- bery of the pliant. however. did not es 4 + tam the capture of the robbers — , | ! ; : a , ugh listake in signals, : > . . See ee 4 Siatare warnea ond made aan Paderewski Schelling Grainger : A Y YT oe : ee Corr espondent escape after a gun fight between ; Ly t ot. lg Sympathetic ' Gixteen 10-gallon cane of whisky | b. Ps ru ee ea : . s xF which the robbers abandoned were a3 aa - ie i. Was Ne last’ Thursday morning. while ‘ay. \ Ai | Se aS ry ee: taking the recular morning inspec- ‘ 2 | : — >; = 3.4 ae eS y ae 5 By F of the basement of Warehouse é | —, ss — g! hem Sie sent in an alarm to the cet ey nen , = — a A squga of officers respond- Carolyn Cone Baldwin ~ Xe aa ‘ : -_ > se Carolyn Beebe . - ah : — Fo 4 7 past and bore scant trace of TOS & of Gettysburg greatness—the the Hi-Jackers had been warred Ernesto Berumen away br the alarm. fhe trap was . Margot de Blanck mind from notes, while kno play him tricks, and yet he ebandoned But a few hours lIater - e Bee ge | t 3 o'clock in the moernine. a Coenraad V. Bos ay : . saw a head protruding Moissaye Boguslawski 3 aa thing previously exporteg by from behind a door of an abandoned Magdeleine Brard : ay g oon aie warehouse of *he United States Food Winifred Byrd = ; .. “home, and cere. : | a | Also there's this about t a | Clemenceau, or his : . Co.. on the adjoining prem- > io B | _A @ghallenge followed. Then erraccio usen: @m exchange of shots. There is Chas. Wakefield Cadman | . e : icon with wsurving joie Beekshot in the door and a bullet John Alden Carpenter & | . | eproducing Piano . RD percroicescai moment tor ht ; = | img. As a bank-roll propositi a a brick buiflfine wall to Alfredo Casella tell | Istion doesn't par Americans. - een Five robbers fled ED nae ' ess. - Augusta Cottlow The Duo-Art Pianola is the reproducing Piano chosen by the greatest of sere? a pent Se ai a prefer to phrase it, as a mere orThe tunnel leads from warehouse ’ 2 , s : . Soret the Satted Gtates Food Prod- — om | pianists to perpetuate their art; the one instrument that they find capable — | 2 a aurice Dumesnil . . : . : as | jets Co.. under Seneca of reproducing their actual playing. When you buy a reproducing Piano tf oepararqnedie mga oe . Corning Sigmon gen The distance ie Deere) between the two buildincs is 20 feet. a nie eee aie George W. Grieves, field agent of . | . happened" I the Imternal Revenue Department. A Ch ° - ~ e ] ia 7 : nistic investiga ted the case todar. Two “ia agents of the local prohibition force ris mas pecia eee a eve From the Vocalion Salon et tt is the belief of Cernitng em- ' ployes that the Hi-Jackers have been 7 3 . Working on the tunnel for a consid- — . . — ie «(Manet at the Chicago Art time. Estimates rance from two | . : ie |i the stockyards Talk wtotwo months. The difficulty i Se oe ee ca a ; se | Chinese cur 3 , ‘ jod and the skill with which i Sa ee 7 | ane om ke “Was carried out indicate that a ’ = . : ; a ack. The first kindled : employe of the distillery. (R= | ) a | Paris cf bis youth, of side . © was familiar wt! harrancemer:s : f=* : as and flappers with trains: f | an Methods, was concerned in the wee ——_—_ Saree ~— AZ “@nd. well, I don’t qvite hs : : me ee eS : Questions of Participation tn Inter- . nme | nal ene a Terms . 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great pianists re- playing forthe and for the ad Ottili¢ Sutro r Vececi Wolff P. PS PAP RE ye he FO PE ba ep rem aes ff > a ee ai sei bons ae ofl iu Pe eAstha, + Bip inant . 8 FREES PR be hee Pande args Wi bes C18 Se Oe P ea So 7 * ees a ve we Ee 4 ST.LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN }, DECEMBER 17, 1922. PAGES 1—14B. poking Backward on ee _ Some Phases of the eee eee PPP APM A AA > A A a A A el el lel ela ele al el Tour With Clemenceau = spondent Says “The Tiger” — —— Got Much) : / Sympathetic Publicity but Half of Mission if Was N ot Accomplished. : - q has utterly failed to accomplish what he came for.’ By FERDINAND TUOHY, ’ America With Clemenceau and Toured the Country With Him. . At the Brevoort Hotel in New York, Jean Longuet said: ‘‘Clemenceau has had a great personal triumph, but SIND it difficult to agree with Longuet. A question is universally in Bie air. At first, while bg were on tour in Boston, Chicago, St. Louis .] we the rest, it was: _in New York, and the tour ended, I am asked on all ) bath attendants and, by diplomats’ daughters: Twin queries that are alone symptomatic. “nr man has done anything’ you think the old man is doing anything?” by sides, “Do you think the Vivian! been calling America to account in the Clemencist manner, of the surging eloquence and bursting neck veins, would he have Americans within a million miles of national introspection? » has. His articles were not arresting—treated too much with the | and bore scant trace of the Clemenceau fire—nor were his speeches | @ Gettysburg greatness—the old man ®bstinately refused to refresh his mind from notes, while knowing full well that his failing memory ond | play him tricks, and yet he got there. ‘Wing previously exported by France, he left fine words béhind him back , % \ Sl _ and was sincere. |. How? Because, utterly unlike any- —iklso there's this about the tour:)the Atlantic breaks beneath, he sits u, or his councilors,( ical moment for his com- - As a bank-roll proposition, iso-| why he went to India. Spir- ) differentiates very precisely between doesn’t pay Americans. | morally, or, as many might ( to phrase it, as a mere matter nship, Americans ought( Arabs, yes. hat }a look.over the new Europe, mely created by American’ in- 5 in the war and in the ng. These were the two Clemenceau's plea. s Pet Phrase. 1's pet phrase, with unerring judgment the) coffee and writing about race. | : ( } . repeat- ) Clemienceau’s Cabinet. there at 3 a. m., sipping Balzacian His ’ book is on the Aryan race. That is Clemenceau certain races and certain others. | There are no negroes on the Rhine. He would like roses from Arabs. Crucy’s Experiences. One of the delights of the tour was the unfolding of America to Alfred Crucy, special correspondent of the Petit Parisien. Undersecretary in Crucy made f daily in every speech, was: “My (notes of everything, now sitting up. iis, I tell you a people cannot be great one day and smafil the’ mt” Sometimes. he varied the i” to “mean.” was his peroration at yivania Hotel dinner, his last spoken to America.’ And yet, liked so much better his: “My is, do you not see what has bed? Do you not see that your points, that the armistice, was Declaration of Independence) elor). ated by you back to Eu-(Crucy. The Ku Klux. -_- — r nceau's high moments dur- = the tour: Opposite a portrait of) dry on the tour. We call him Crucy- at the Chicago Art Institute. the stockyards. Talking of curios in his observation The first kindled up the is of his youth, of side whiskers /flappers with trains; the sec Sm well, I don’t quite know; the Temains his last earthly pas- to Die Next Year. feau expects to die next He told me so more than Also he told of where he Will It is far away in the | in the Bocage of the ‘Bearest town, Lucon. Clem- emi goes there once a year, and mM Brought his sister there. He Sever managed to find the un- etated spot without losing his PM least twice. He has chosen Place because of its inaccess!- 1 @, only real friends, and ‘an be counted on one hand, so far to look down at No sertice. No Paris wy S might Albert, Clemenceau’s » Could not sleep.. The train ome through Illinois. A night. Albert went “the rear platform of his mas- He had on only a night) ° & He could not get in again. ham hour he had to stay out, “mg in his night dress, as the dis i through station after =”. iA white figure gesticulat- astonished railroad officials have been pardoned re- e ng observed an initiation ligt As wind and rain in the Vendee, and 'This exhorta-/ he would intone, as the( surrounded him and boosted. Grape- | 2 { ( } { in amazement, now shaking his | head in noncemprehension. “C'est tout de meme formidable!” local boosters fruit he ate four times daily, whole ones, and a crate will go back each month to his home at Grapefruit and the ladies held him. “The most charming women in the world!” (This from a Parisian bach- And one other thing held Every sheet the | | inter- of literature he assembled on subject, every one of us he viewed daily. Crucy was the only) foot. o-—_— A parody of the tour: Harding addressing a Paris audience in Clemencist style: “Well, my! friends. Why am I here? I come? I come, my friends, because | I hear bad words. I am down in my President . Former Post-Dispatch and New York World Bureau in Paris, Who Came to. Clem- | Neuilly. | ‘moved to sound a note of warning. ‘at the impudence of the calumny. “I Cannot Go to the ie of Approving a Policy 2 f LLOYD. British Quotes Foch, Tardieu and: Other French Authorities in Presenting Evidence Tend-: ing to Prove His Statement That There Was in France a’ Strong Party Which Con-: sidered the Rhine the Nat- ural Boundary and Barrier: Against Germany. 4 This is the second of = series of articies which Mr.’ Lleyd George is writing. Usually the articles will deal with present day conditions and situations, though occa-| sionally he will go back to events of historical impeort-' amce in which he took a leadiag part. | being printeg in the large citics im all the countrics of. ‘the world ané@ will appear in St. Louis exclusively in the | Post-Dispatch. (Copyright, 1922, by Unite@ Feature Sy:dicaie. Great Britain by London Chronicle. Australian Preas Aegsociation Exclusive world rights held by United Feature Syndicate. Al! rights reserved. Repzoduction in | whole or in part prohibited.) “ | By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, | War-Time Premier of Great Britain. LONDON, Dec. the London conference and Copyright ! Copyright in Australia = 16. of Premier: ee eee The articles are | GEORGE “I Twice Risked Premiership Under a French General” “To denounce me as an enemy of France because I disagree with the international policy of its present rulers is a petulant wb- surdity. During the whole of my public career I have been a consistent advocate of co-operation between the French and British democracies. I took that line when fawning on German imperialism was fashionable in this country. “During the war °I twice risked my pre- miership in an effort to place the British army under the supreme command of a French general. To preserve French friend- ship I have repeatedly given way to French demands and thus often have antagonized opinion in this country. But I cannot go to the extent of approving a policy which is endangering the peace of the world, even to please one section of a people for whose country I have always entertained most gen- uine admiration.” . unless corroborated by more tangible proofs. Do such proofs exist? I will recall a few. . There was a party which considered the Rhine to be )the only national frontier of Frarice: a strong party,‘ strongest in France—Marshal Foch. His splendid serv- ices in the war gave him a position such as no soldier in) l’rance or in any other country could command. The | soldier who by his genius leads a nation to victory pos- ) sesses a measure of influence on the public opinion of( eral interest of peace and to assure effective working of (the people he has saved from destruction such as no\the constituent clause of the League of Nations.” ) other individual can aspire to—as long as his services’ to Put B r i t i ~ h A rm i e S 5 contrary to all law, seeking always mastery of the | } ing the same theme. ‘is not and does not pretend to be a & ; Which Is Endangering the Peace of the World” POINCAR /stop enterprises toward the west of this nation—ever- ) Jastingly warlike and covetous of the good things belong- ) ing to other peoples only recently formed and pushed on } to conquest by force, regardless of all rights and by ways world, nature has only made one barrier—the Rhine. this barrier mast be forced on Germany. the Rhine will be the western frontier of the Germanic peoples.” | Demand Later Repeated | , He repeated this demand in a subsequent memorandum Many of us recall his dramatic irruption into the placid arena of the peace conference in May, 1919, sttil brandish- It may be said that Marshal Foch tesman. He is /only a great soldier. Nevertheless, his political influ- /ence was so great that even in 1920 he overthrew the ) ost powerful statesman in France within a month after /his triumphant return at the polls with a huge support- ing majority in the French Parliament. It was Marsha] } Foch who, by his antagonism, was responsible for M. Clemenceau’s defeat at the presidential election of 1920. But for Marshal Foch’s intervention M. Clemenceau ‘would have been today President of the French Republic. Why was he beaten at the height of his fame by a can- didate of inffnitely less prestige and power? | The wrath of Marshal Foch and his formidable follow- } ing was excited all the more against M. Clemenceau be- cause the latter had, under pressure from the allies, gone | pack on the agreed French policy about the Rhine. M. Tardieu, as is well known, is one of the two most -rominent Ministers in M. Clemenceau’s admi on and closely associated with his chief in the framing of the peace treaty. He has written a book, and in that book he gives at length a document which he hand to the allies on March 12, 1919, containing the follo Troposal: “In the general interest of peace and to assure effec- tive working of the constituent clause of the League of with a strong man as its spokesman—in many ways the) Nations, the western frontier of Germany is fixed at the Rhine. Consequently Germany renounces all sovereignty }over, as well as any customs union with territories of the former German Empire on the left bank of the Rhine.” There is a sardonic humor in the words “in the gen- But it demonstrates that at that date M. Clemenceau and his HE breakdown I especially the reason for that breakdown, proves, ere fresh in the memorgs of his fellow countrymen. That, ' Ministers had become converts to ti doctrine of the that the warning I uttered in my lagt article was necessary and timely. M. Poincare dematided occupa-} tion of the only rich coal field left to Gemmany as the’ guarantee for the carrying out of impossible terms. is because I am profoundly convinced that the policy’ . represented by this project will lead to trouble of the" .] admit, is not very long. Gratitude is like manna—it must be gathered and enjoyed quickly, for its freshness }quickly disappears. But'‘in the early months of 1919 It) Marshal Fock was stil] sitting at the banquet table of popular favor, enjoying the full flavor of grateful recog- rition. His word on all questions affecting fhe security ‘Khine as the natural boundary of Germany. American and British pressure subsequently induced him to aban- | oie this position and, as I said in my previous article, the pact was part of the argument addressed to him. But the party of the Rhine never forgave. Hence his. fail- vre to reach the presidential chair. It was an honorable gravest kind dor Europe and for the world, that I felt’ and destiny of France was heard with a deference which failure, and will ever do him credit. I knew it would\ provoke much angry misrepresentation. tomed to that. I deemed it to he my duty to face it. | The statement I made in my last aréjcle about the) the Rhine as a natura! barrier of that country has pro-’ voked a storm of denial, repudiation and indignation. | It is denounced as a wicked invention.” Some are amazed France kpows nothing of it. Is it not a monster woten: Why do | has emanated from the brain of the enemy of France? | en interview with Marshal Foch. Repudiations have their value, especially if they come! from men of authority, and I shall bear invective with( no other man in France could succeed in securing. He generalship—for he was a lucid, forceful and picturesque speaker. He was, therefore, listened to for what he was, ‘existence of a strong party in France which regarded | for what he said and for the way he said it. What did he say” He said a good dea! on the subject of the Rhine fron- tier, and I cannot quote itall. I will take a few germane’ On April 19, 1919, there appeared in the London Times From that interview I take these salient passages. little house by the sea and I hear the fortitude which all men who wish to be happy Foch’s Formula for Safety the bad word—that we Americans though politicians should be hardened to, provided I are prohibitionists! Think of it, my friends! America prohibitionist! My friends, you do not understand. Bight million bootleggers. Twenty thousand manufactories destroyed, | 40.000 blind, dead. Think of it, my | friends!” I loved two moments of the. tour—_. when a Jesuit university of the Middle West honored the man who drove the Jesuits out of France, and when Clemenceau exhorted a compa- ny of Quakers to prepare for the next war. ~ George Adam, late chief of the London Times Bureau fm Paris and just arrived from the Lausanne con- ference, tells me that Clemenceau’s tour has not been paid much atten- tion to in France. Walter Lippmann suggests that the Tiger is stalking game at home prior to making an- other oe. The French may wake up to what Clemenceau has done, when they note an altered American frame of mind. “The ; ; In his articles, Clemenceau used one Bismarckian term: “The impon- derables.” What are the imponder- ables? Here is an imponderable: That while one may cordially dis like large numbers of Frenchmen, and their ways of carrying on, men will rally te the defense of the country France, that the glory and color and romance of that land shall not perish from the earth An ab Continued gs Page 33 “ But unrecorded memories are of little ‘elicit denials which may render future international | mischief difficult. Apprehensions Deepened But a further perusal of Qvidence on which I based' ‘my statement has served to feepen my apprehensions. ) What was the statement? Let me quote the actual | mypntorg I used: ere Was a strong party in France which urged | Cl nceau to demand that the Rhine should be cron fC as a ratural frontier of their country and that advantage‘ should be taken of the overwhelming defeat of Germany ) « ‘Ad now, having reached the Rhine, we must stay | there,’ went on the Marshal, very emphatically. ‘Im- \press that upon your fellow countrymen. It’s our only, sefety; heir only safety. We must havea barrier. We /must double-lock the door. Democracies like ours, which /are never aggressive, must have strong natural frontiers. ' Remember that these seventy millions of Germans will ‘always be menace to us. Do not trust appearances of| ‘ the moment. Their natural characteristics have not. changed in four years. Fifty years hence they will be(}y shat they are today.’ “From the table at the other end of the room Marshal \ Foch brought a great map, $ix or eight feet square, on to extend the boundaries of France to that fateful river. ‘which the natural features of this part of Western Europe was a proposal that the German provinces on the left bank of the Rhine should remain in French occupation | vntil the treaty had been fufilled. That meant forever. Reparations alone—skilfully handled by the Qai d'Orsay —would preclude the possibility of ever witnessing ful- fillment. The pact was designed to strengthen the hands of M. Clemenceau against the aggressive party which ben! then, and stfll.ts, anxious to commit France to the colos- sal error of annexing territory which has always been ) © purely German.” What was the basis on which I made this assertion? It was thoroughly well known to all those who were engaged in the operations of the peace conference. The Rhine was the background of all maneuvers for weeks and months. Whether the subject matter was the League of Nations, the German fleet or the status of Fiume, we knew that the real struggle would come over = Rhine. On the one hand, how much would France de- mand? On the other, how much would the allies : cede? Says Foch Was Spokesman There was a subsconscious conflict about the Rhine throughout the wWfole discussion, however irrelevant the topic under actual consideration happened to be use as testimony |The most moderate and insidious form this demand took} were marked. The Rhine was a thick line of blue. To ) the west of the river the Marsha! had drawn in pencil f concave arc representing the new frontier that France will receive under the peace treaty. It was clearly an arbitrary political boundary conforming to no natural feature of the land. “ ‘Took at that,’ said Marshal Foch. ‘“There’s no nat- ural obstacles along that frontier. Is it there that we can hold the Germans if they attack us again? No. Here, there, here.” And he tapped the blue Rhine with Lis pencil. ‘Here we must be ready to face our enemies. This is the barrier which will take some crossing. If the Germans try to force a passage over the Rhine— Ho! ho! But here’—touching the black penciled line running northwest from Lorraine past Saar Valley to the Belgian frontier—‘Here there is nothing. “‘No, if you are wise you insist on having your locks and wall and we must have our armies on the Rhine. Some people object that it will take many troops to hold the Rhine. Not so many as it would take to hold the political frontier. For the Rhine can be crossed only at certain places, whereas the new political frontier of France can be broken anywhere and would have to be held in force along its entire length.” ” He expounded his doctrine in greater detail in an cfficia] memorandum which he submitted to M. Clemen-; ceau as Commander-in-Chief of the allied armies: “To I am accus- | had also a quality which is not usually an attribute - Why Clemenceau Was Defeated } The reasons assigned for that defeat by the Annu Register, 1919-1920—certainly not @ partisan authority— } prove that even an unexcitable chronicler labored then ) under the delusion—(f it be a delusion—which possessed me when ! wrote the offending article. Explaining the Where is the party?‘ sentences out of his numerous utterances on the subject.) remarkable defeat the Annual Register says: “Clemenceau’s supporters contended that the terms of the treaty of Versailles were satisfactory from ‘the French point of view. His opponents declared that he had given way too much to American and British stand- ‘points, and that the peace was unsatisfactory, particu- ‘larly in guarantees for reparations due to France and (in the matter of the French eastern frontier. It will be remembered that a large body of French opinion had desired that France should secure the line of the Rhine jas her eastern frontier.” > ean if necessary quote endless leading articles in ) French journals and writings and speeches of French ) politicians. Men of such divergent temperaments and ‘accomplishments as M. Franklin Bouillon agd M. Tar- dieu gave countenance to this claim that Germany should be amputated at the Rhine. | Later on, at a reception of Marshal Foch, when he ’ «as elected a member of the French Academy, M. Poin- care, turning at one moment in his discourse to the Marshal, said in reference to the veteran General's well- known attitude on the peace treaty: “Ah, Monsieur le Marechal, if only your advice had been listened to.” f& Has he also gone back on opinion so histrionically ex- pressed? Let us hope for the best. I know it will be said that although the boundaries of Germany were to end at the Rhine the province on the left bank was not to be annexed, but to be reconstituted into an “independent republic.” ; Was This Not Annexation? What manner of independence, and what kind of re- public? All German officers were to“be expelled. Ht was to be detached by special provision from the eco- nomic life of Germany, upon which ‘it is almost entirely erence for its existence. It was not to be allowed to) fri associate with the.Fatherland. The Rhine, which di- | vided new territory from Germany, was to be occupied in the main by French troops. Territories of an in¢ pendent republic were to be occupied by foreign sol- diers. Its youngamen were to be conscripted and trained with a view to absorbing them into the French and Bel- gian armies, to fight against their own countrymen on the other side of the Rhine. The whole conditions of life of this free and ifidependemt by an “accord” between France, Laxemburg » Henceforward )+ Premier Poincare of France 66 JDEPUDIATIONS. have their valu. R especially if they come from men of . ' authority, and I shall bear ve with the fortitude which all men who wish te be happy though politicians should be hardened to, provided I elicit denials which | may render future international mischief difficult.” —LLOYD GEORGE. De ——_ > sium, and, in the words of Marshal Foch, “Britain would ultimately be brought in.” But I am told these proposals aid not mean aunexstien. | Then what else a.d they mean. You do not swallow the oyster. You only first give it an independent ae by detaching it from its hard surroundings. You then surround it on all sides and absorb it into your own system to equip you with added strength to prey on other oysters! What independence! And what a fe- public! It would have been, and was intended to be, a # sham republic. Had the plan been adopted it would - have been a blunder and a crime for which not - alone but the world would have pald the penalty later on. In the face of these quotations and of these undoubted facts can anyone say that I calumniated France t said there was a powerful party in’ that country claimed that the Rhine should be treated pe barrier of Germany and that the peace treaty based upon that assumption? Let it be observed thet 1 mever|eteted thet this had the support of French democracy.. The fact” the treaty which did not realize that objective, secured ratification by an overwhelming majority in the BI Parliament, and subsequently by an emphatic i oe the country, demonstrates clearly that the French people as a whole shrank with their invincible good se o1 following even the leader they admired on to this pats of future disdster. But the mere fact that re potent influences in France that still press this. na. and take advantage of every disappointment to urge forward, calls for unremitting vigilance peoples who have the welfare of humanity at In conclusion, I sh like to add that to ¢ me as an enemy of because I disagree international policy of its present rulers is a 4 absurdity. During the whole of my public career T been a consistent advocate of co-operation bet’ Trench and British democracies. I teok that fawning on German imperialism was fashionable ia” country. During the war I twice risked my 1 x in an effort to place the British army under the gu command of a French General. To preserve friendship I have repeatedly. given way to | mands and thus often have antagonized opinion | country. But I cannot go to the extent of | ’ nolicy which is endangering the peace of the ori please one section of a people for whose ¢ ru! have always entertained must genuine | [> a» > ee oe a nelle - - aint | y, a aa -

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—_ ‘BER 17. 1922. * —_—_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, DECE} — . a co¥n a re eats in Resta ex-* enforcement is mof one of the purposes There's one man lic life who bas not iearned to tremble the Antisaloon League peeks throuch the kev hole - —~o2o—___ Gov. Alien of Kansas has won fresh igureis oF rout- ‘ng Comedian Rogers in a duel of wits, but how will he *xpiaizn to the folks back presence at a per- ‘ormance of the “Ziegfeld Follies He's apt to fing Zat “the fame'’s uct worth the scands) : Na ae ae SN ae BACE TO RIVER TRAVEL. A correspondent in “Letters F: e People Gay CAuS attention ‘to the present unmexrploied bilities restored passenger trac on the Mis sissippi and its tributaries. The conventiona! ans¥er to such a proposal is that it bas been tried and doesnt pay. The same answer has been giren for rears to proposais for revived freight transportation on the river. Private capital was wary of making an experi- ment With mwodera equipm boats, terminals and of the Gorernment. traffic demand, ts proving a suc eas infamer of its possibilit: Whe is there to sar wi of summer passenger tes adequately m efSicient advertising would ro i? Rot more abundant success expected that rears would river freight service with its expensive modern equip- | nt and to educate shinners +> the ‘mportamce not opiy of cuttin Secretar quex tor troops plaining that ~kr. ar —_- =. —_ »>— w heteter = Cli ¢ B49 o OL [fF that the rerfral modern factfii- pubiie through with similar be Tecuired te a taeir freight: } 3 bee gh 3 of cultivating vast tew market areas. But for mocern river pas- senger service. luxurious, alluring and re nadir ‘amt—all that meed be dome in the way cf winning pacromage ts to let the pecple know it is there : Excellent passenger service is provided om the Great a? - v3 Lakes. While these limes are zot handicapped br “Rannel troubles. their exposure +o heavy seas and rough weather requires more costir cra® and equip- ment than fs required of river boats. The Hudson 4 rT - Vrek aoe ; ia between Albanr and New York suppers spiendid pas- seuger service. There are parts of the Mississi with a wild, matestic beactr which the Hudson. The Seid d parsical : Pine Bem: and phrsical requfrements are at : river passeuger service. Promotion shocld receive emcouragement from the “act that river pas- senger fnes would advertise the river and river cities = “ ; ame Would contribute to the genera! ‘ica of + edad ; : he ‘he river as an asset both cf pleasure and wea lth- - > Surpasses that of the = = -— — a, a Wants ts | A ~ | - #1, i —_ ~ he 273 © Orn Py ne erie ‘= i. . st 4 * * hee Ce ee Fe Mae AP hh A EO MOLE AEE EAL ALLL LS ON NS EE CECT a Uy OR OL DT a MO es nes ae Re” 6 Oe © ete OE ne) ~Ere +, @ emmmes lh ed ee, A a eo OO A Phe Oy POE Ee 6) 6 oe “ > Cee eae 6 aD 8 TNE HF —_— ee er ._ -_ —- Se ~ * | P f Ae Oe ; ” * “Wd stew ¢ phen, . * +a, — i tee 2 Cn AO ”, aw hi tey ; a’ 7 Weed a and 3 . se - ‘ Written for the POST-DISPATCH ’ h é | PUBL By Clark McAdams ve? . And exercise grim I engaged in with 7? ts 7 = That I was so anxious to serer. éid ch tel. us last Saturday? resulting im a defeat ef certain the figures, #5 2 and 56 to fuzzied the heralded assault of Marriand ar Massachusetts. Hill and Tirkham. on the VWe!- stead ‘aw. The little firecracker didn’t eren make a noise. Where were the militant hosts. with steeds champing en bits. tm patien: for bat- tee and victorr? That dream ofa dar stands in history ag another of the f!udiers of the Cor usters. A few more dreams and ther and find themse)lres the real 3 changing world. leaving sila Superstitions, vices. dis and dirt in the discard behin “Are you sure you hare shown me all the principal parte ef this car™” asked «he fatr prospective purchaser “Tes, madam al the dealer “Well, then. where is the told 7‘? ~_ the main comes.” returned me that was ome of the bicgest th'ngs about '@ car —American Legion Weeklr. é@epreciation? Tem : . what PARAGRAPHSS. when ove hears a lo "ars 4 4 a again some wom ~ _ - ~ = 7 The man who has morker affections probab!ir feels | ~. : etna 7 ~~ > «& Seow in marrage. out must be sav it wi a REFERRED TO NEE-NEFE-MOOKSA. Several Sundays ago there appeared iz column of the Post-Dispatch an article , Green Trail.” Being a “hiker” and a member of a walk- tig ciu it was especially interesting te me— so rmmuch so that I took the article to one of eur club meetings at which BH was decided to make this ef ctr weeslr mutts We left Eureka. Mo. as directed. hiked ever the road to where the sign is posted as “Bargve Creek” and at this dDranmched off and reached the bank of the Big River as men- : iz articie is where ae 4 77 4 rera g0% -> — —@ i eo be eo + i» .* -— - 2 & &~ oT a - --*? e ar — Right here ? _- hare become confused or something: we never found the trail and am $s to know [tf rou could give us any that would help us im lecatizng it a_ced a2 bridge over the Bic m@iern affair conc rd ai ~enmt ome referred to tn rour article oti¢ge im question was erected im 19468 ard feeling that this could net be the Tight one passed ud After hiking a distance of fre miles out ef Eureka therght we heuld arrive at the cid bridge. and after that we would succeed lecating the trail bat. much te cur sorrew. server dig frd # can g¢-ve us the distance from the the Big River & the ancien: bridge or any ether tcrformaticn that would tbelp us itz eetiimg at the end of the trail as given in rour articie. we will greatir aporeciate ‘tt. as we t@ make this one of cur Sun- near fsture. ALICE C. NACGSITOX. Pp — » oe that it wus car net the ar _ The xa Trea t= Secretary Metroerociitan Hiking Ctub, 49°T Botas- ical ‘Acrera, Mo. Advertiser ) 4 Can tell what seme fellows «ould ther suspicien I rocldé do APPRECTATION. agp hummer, courage. three Can make a Paradise for Fou and me, Smooth eut all troubles, lighten every il, mmpty cid hopeless hells and hearens “4/1 ~ do by if upeom a visit: thus yeu! and Gaily average mostir to roar mind. - Fle rou kmew eternitr’s te come You - Thtz column is devigned to re MIRROR IC OPINKIK & ome | Dies the latest comment by the leoding | mewsperpers and pericdsicalg om the the day. From the Ohio State Journal REGON at the recent election voted a > © referred law Tring every ¢ Sate to attend a public echool anda The real purpese of the Aw ony. 2 private scfhoois and virtually tee¢ ** Pot | Broperty and re igious intolerance. Nowa coustit a reemt to the same end and doubticgs same purpose w preposed in ‘the ‘t. Intolerance is persistent and is war if it can. ‘The phariesical S3ari. today te hang gambiers or burs should recollect that = the confusion 1 a ad Pista oe ig ~ * ee Bt ad od tending such transactions they wil ae to hang or barn eome one whe & bier ror a murderer as cone whe = sai@d- “Thus br the cperation of Gms spirit which gil must admit fs sew a= trengest bulwark of arr Gevernmmest fectually broken down and édestreyek & ‘he ricleus pertion ef pepuiatiem shall | —itted to gather iz bands of hundreds a8 ean4@s and burn cbhurches—threw into rivers. shoot editers and theasg nexious persons at pleasure aad wah @ ane a we depend upen it. this Government cannet 3 }net these extracts from Lincoin peure. fectually that i he were living se @ netther approve of the Ka HJax ? sider it 196@ per cent Americas? AMERICAN TOTRISTS CF Trem the New Orieans ‘Tix: : J * PP a: 7 ~— dale ys & ey Ww “When men take ft inte Sas e a bal ‘i -— .F wy - FEED ARM | » em ' ie fy | | — Bs vi a — eg There Can Be NoF til Forces of O : P ‘ee ‘ i , TASTES, eR em “ drawn, Py (By MAXIMILIAN WARDEN ow : BERLI - .. peace. and Germanys Foremest Pablictet Caiie «sr . 4 : (mz $ > ae. - - ~ ; uy os e . ~~ . There . « prodigal tastes, their up all that Germary can to pay. 7} Bn There can be no sols vuons “ef o~ i202 of bw r: Da question France must and shall what the means ©: ~ Atful'y ” rig! + weee ¥ Oe — * pa rin arf 4-* >. 7 4 arn she under fore a ; nmetz td . Day by day the purchasing e ¢he thark declines. ! “ee 800 dressine ‘tables. for white «'res: rei wine: 4 1h ae to our bitteres* conditions of financial ru it tm possibie for Germaz exorbitant debts with of standards of payment. Wet her creditors try to force ew more and nrerce. exte7* - o> r 4 ig om pha T1e@Tt . Be ents—proof of their Few of the persons burdet: a ee... 7 m+ 4) : vever crushing weight ‘2 +S ba Repu bik " Barracks Frequently Rebe The a _ of 4 al bu oe? oid ar : = : of new and the harracks hare Stree ‘ eSy ildéimsg fe a.°er » se boots ‘ » pu Piss hare I ana — FS STs snd cop tocether with extravracam ¢. stalloued r the costiiest furw® as every>odr we mary billions of marks. of this hae gore to France way of repar®tions ne P Zet me set down feet a ¢ things the allies have demai the last 1% month« ther have and <cbtained complete ey * roots. recms, 2398 ciab arm of , Per 16.366: bedrooms, 7€36 studies, for beds. 89° ladies” «rtting t they 72.809 _ 51.909 gases 15.e¢e0 c'‘aaeee for : ilngs are uwmabl-«e to pay for poorest furriture. Hatred Being Aoru ma lated om De moet the wicters realize B28 earmoaunt lated ef hatred is. im the hearts of who, of course. do net the army of eccurpation de —- -_ 2 ee — “eee ee Sw. ....... OB t 1 Bags... $1.50 to 3 Genuine Walrus

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umepwiae"ee = --- ~~ ~ —_—— - es — i [RROR of ; OPINION signed to reproduce without ent by the leading publicists, Odicals on the questions of ——— OUS LIBERTY. e Journal. cent election voted to suppost requiring every child in the lic echool and a public schoo} ose of the law was to abolish 4 virtually to confiscate thet real motive hind Now a constitutional ame nd and doubtless inspired by proposed in Michigan, where cord two years ago agains? — ‘ ersistent and bound to have — he pharisaical and dictatorial is , ih recent months has mani-" igorously and unitedly than Ku Klux Klan, whose under- ~ ar to that of those who array _ sectarian echools, has devel=) \ al strength and not @ little ome sections of the country. — reds of Protestant clergymen ‘ce with it and we have pe ership includes thousands i re and well-intentioned, ac’ 5 sts. None the less, all ed wn hopelessly bad and ut- use. America must stand for . berty. ON KU KLUXISM. vy York Evening World. | rticie recently quoted a New. gy that the Ku Kiux Kien nid an. He maintained that s wrong that the law can ; the 100 per cent American, speeches (“Our Political In+. men take {it into their h or burn murderers og rel confusion usually at- stions they will be as lik ie one _ is neither » r as one who is. He @ operation of this mobocre® nt admit is now abroed, any Gevernment may be : mand destroyed. W 4 ¥ of population shall be per- , bands of hundreds and thou- ‘ ches—-throw printing os tors and_hang and burn pleasure and with impuny Government cannot last.” rom Lincoln prove quite he * were living now he ¥ the Ku Kjux Klan nor cons. American? « STURISTS IN EUROPE. D ins “Times-Picayune. Press’ cable from Brussels, says: “Sharp reductions, * passenger rates on lantic waters are to be roa having been agreed rn ‘ mship companies . Although the proces nown that lower fares of the rn of American fqse®" are not done it is * it wae ‘ rl 2 [Gable Dispat | , — @ay the purchasi: wethe mark declines. It | re of he By Pras SE TT TP ta SUNDAY. specs 17, 1922. — \ POR OR SPO 21 Fie REP Fine lag 3 cee Sy 7 ¥ hte ac, Mi ae Ge eae cork oe * % The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH “lone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Tiines Combined by Aendeatduanide 40,000. SERMANY CANNOT PAY AND | “FEED ARMIES OF PRODICAI TASTES, HARDEN ASSERTS ee ed Phere Can Be No Peace, No Settlement, Un- til Forces of Occupation Are With- drawn, Publicist Writes. iin MAXIMILIAN HARDEN, many's Foremost Publicist. an’ Shee ~ Pad (Copyrig! L922 y, Dec. 16. -T no settlement end Germany until the al- armies of occupation are with » from German soil. These in their prodigal! tastes. up all that Germany ‘can af. to pay. _aeere can be no solution question by military France must and shall re- what she rightfully deserves, yet the means of paying cannot be under foreign control. ig power be lies that Dispatch ere can be between are of the lust to our bitterest enen Sesnditions of financial ruin here e “The building of new one a # impossible for Germany to exorbitant debts with official standards of payment her creditors try to force Ger- ) more and more to unproduc- ie payments—proof of their blind persons ‘AllZe nee. Few “extent of the burden ) the of occupation The Germa! however. lou: ily plain is crushing weight laid on the new Republic. Frequently Rebuilt. and the re- of old barracks have been '. time after time Hun jef German schools haye be: to their pupils offices and quarter purposes and ons. The best ble private houses hav: mded from the owners and the ef troops. officers and together With extravacant de- for the costliest furniture swallowed as everybody must many billions of marks. Yet of this has gore to France in way of reparttions me set down just a few of things the allies have dem anded last emthe they have de- and obtained complete saad for 10.300 bedrooms, 50009 fooms, 2600 studies, 1400 rooms, 2900 club arm chairs. $86 beds, 800 ladies’ writing tables. ing tables, 72,000 glasses wines: 51.900 glasses for ; 16,000 glasses for port; for champagne and giasees for l!quors. y must pay for all this 4- the tremendous prices preva'tl- me game Germany’ ia which of engarced couples are to postpone their marriage be- Gwellings are unobtainable yare unable to pay for even Poorest furniture. Hatred Being Accumulated. Mot the victors realize what a amount of hatred is -eing lated in the hearts of these who, of course, do not reflect army of occupation do con comimis- ‘= ry¢,? sions during obta ods. morrow. industries of other countries by tre- to a foreign and not friendly iis only ish to give up its habitual comfort; Do they not realize to what evten: they are lessening the possibility reparctions payments and how much Teasing the difficultics who are endeavoring tw all seeds of hatred. desiring al understanding bet (Germany afte all Europe meked to the German ple from all sides*that the continued f the Rhine betravs an the part of France ‘many. On top yf this Cor French book entitled “Oc- cup liberation du ter lich proves by its own tes-ir 1871 and 1882 the Cc. of occupation in France 4 ed every unnecessary ake on of the defeaged French and d ite the rtered barracks to they are in: of those weed out first a mutu rrance and throug » we It is sh weer and ward peo- eccupation « Intention on crush (Ge ies the ation. et cr wre ony irom “irhin i Viti- its officers free hote! « of this heav. bur- wWinter’s cold qua wooden private houses and den Those who Lerr foresighted?) t ible danger of fiture an occupatic though dou : tinuing thei accus-omed if livinkk, seem to the ] ian middle classes to be feasting like Maharaiahs. Siep Toward Pacification. Vv international pact guarantee- safety of intier il demand the evacuation of al} Cermany. This step toward 7luro- Keven me demoralized whe ired land the natives " , Uliateé 4 ; LOOK alize the mn wiose op oress revel- France's i! Tro ws © Me great i ition. the | more ius and with La spe in goods al most effectRe _iemenceau speeches of and Premier will not preserve their country frem suspicion. long as the occupation lasts. that French predomins (‘ontinent is more important to them than dis- armament awd rea] Hasn't the reparations produced enough economic the last four that a solution was here? Yet, as I say, it can never be ined by present military meth- incare so ince on the problem confu- years and isnt it time | faith, 1 his last message that no nation can |take from another its burden responsibility. If the German peopl¢, with their industrial appara- _tus intact and their working energy aroused. Pledge their entire wealth | for reasonable repaf&tions, they ‘Would prove their feeling of respon- sibility and unquestionable good and if this diffigult task suc- cee ded—and of that there is not rea- BOnable doubt—the German nation would prove itself worthy of credit and do more toward the stabilization of its money than any outside mani- \festation Possibly could. Negation and sroanings can only depreciate our exchange stil! further. / LOOKING BACKWARD ON SOME PHASES OF THE TOUR WITH CLEMENCEAU Continued From ‘Page iB. sorbed France would be a Robotized last man. Clemen: all no man has treated him like: Marshal Foch. Clemenceau Foch ko fired the command of an army fol- lowing the instructive butchery of the Somme in 1916. Vitally aided »Y Gouraud, by Petain. and having most of his plans drawn up by Wer- gand, Foch soared to greatt Then, because Clemenceau would not take the Rhine, Foch turned venom- ous. “A man of no imagination.” Certalalv a Strange figure. Foch. One of the memories of my life will be this: The square at Orleans. Mid- night. Drawn up all around and holdirg torchlights aloft. soldiers of France. The Marseillaise crashi! g Out in the center, Marshal Foch sa- made a Saint eau his long life quMmte made from considers that had been 1€éss. luting the maid, to be Rome on the morrow. The n Jad on horseback. and sword st hed, returning the salute a Peasant nore th girl, who had had ina few thousand spearme! He, the leader of men from the ends of the earth A‘ cler- ica] reactionary An nbelieving materialist. And yet the! “They won the war.”’ KFeve r° under her. between Popular Concept Wrong. , ing but? Dele (Clemens Cav is ar vt) the uilar concept one old man leg pleading his country. vil vn- cal. Rabelaisan ld oughly bored with everybody, except with France and pretty women. And determined to the last to be doing things. He gets a tremendous thrill by “spellbtnd- ing’ audiences, as do all supermen. One must not altogether divorce his of self wee n his passion for France. om ngs just happen to work like that thor- and fFOLIst, evervthing rf a. iOoyve out Clemenceau suffered bv bad tour managership. He in charge. him- self a newspaper man, would hold no communion with the accredited of correspondents menceau, and whenever Clemenceau received correspondents words out of, and put words into, the Tiger's mouth. A curious individual, this tour manager. At St. ‘where, perhaps, were the best on the whole trip, complained that they were bad. Baltimore, Clemenceau promised, to visit 290 erans. he would not allow the visit to take place. When. some days later. Clemenceau'’s valet, Albert, casually told his master how the wounded had assembled on stumps beneath the tri-color, await- ing ti ing of Father Victory, atter almost wept with fury What has Cl! ne? Well, [I suppose ‘lie sym pa- ethetic illign of the centur I has not accomplished that half of ™mis- ing to do with the conver- sion of Americans from the opinion France, if not wishing a war. is drawing immoral power from tion of her army. I sup- pose he has succeeded in convincing millions that America ought in her own interest as in that of others now to go back. But I don't follow him his thesis tnat America ought e quit Kurope when she ceau knows full well the last months of the most immoral e French he At had where 1e com the emenceau do has got more Any C1V\ he publicity tha ‘suppose his sion ha that at least the reté vr” peace conference censorshi press so that the l'rench people should not know ho® this country was reacting During those months of eclipse quite enough was done to justify America quitting, considering the conditions under which she came in. ' Clemenceau knows that. but he couldn't tell you about it over lest he should wreck his party at p was kept up ini } Pe re “A peopie ca! t be grand | ment and Ss! next.” . peo- nceau, besides A icans. All 1@ same. s@lu wireless You are taki! a hunk of bacon to Baru tations by vour Vendee cabin, besides Mr ch’s terrapin. PEACE UNION OFFICER TO SPEAK Executive Secretary of Church Body Founded by Carnegie Here. A Atkir utive secretary of the Union, founded by rd Carnegie, will deliver two iddresses in St. Louis todav in the interests of world peace. He apeak at 11 a..m. atthe Bethel Evan- gelica!l Church at Garrison and Green avenues. and will give an address at 8 p. m.in the Delm 6195 Washington boulevard. The Church Peace Union is urging the Government to co-operate with the League of Nations, to enter this some other association of ison. of league or nations and to become a a proposed permanent court of inter- national peace. Germany cannot find dozens of billions of gold marks today or to- nor can Germany lame the mendous exports, nor yet mortgage her woods and mines and railways power. But Germany could entrust these Fuarantees in part or wholly for a limited time to a corporation includ- ing Germany's industry, agricultural banks and insurance companies, who Without forelen control, would take of the reparations debt. This would at least be a step forward whil awaiting the day when the people recognize that lasting healing possible by operation. President Harding rightly said in care CO+O RARER EERE REI Frrunks. Bags, Suit Cases! ' We have one of the largest lines of _ Leather Goods and Trunks in the > city. Our prices are very low, it will pay you to see | * Bill Rolls, 50c to $10 Card. Cases. 50c to $5. 00 Musif Bags... $1 to $10 Rolls......$5 to $50 Bottles $1.75 to $10 Purses... ...25c to $5 wel Cases. $2.50 to $20 Allar Cases. .$1.50 to $10 ity Boxes. $1.95 to $10 S........85 to $150 » Bags... .$1.50 to $25 us before you buy | Boston Bags, $1.75 to $6 | Drinking Cups, 90c to $3.50 Military Brushes, $2.50 To $10 Picture Frames, . $1.50 to $10 Sewing Sets. ...$1 to $10 “Auto Lunch Sets. $2 to $50 Med. Cases..91.50 to $15 Cigar Cases, $1.25 to $10 Suit Cases $1 to $75 Genuine Walrus 18-in. Genuine Leather Bag Traveling Bags at $12.50 18-in., leather lined, $5.00 ‘HUNDRED OTHER ITEMS # = the Best Wardrobes in America ‘y «" -_—-— RE BBL LS RAE mS. Je i lerkert & Meisel Trunk Co. js 910 Washincton Avenue Brita twas Can Cw cas no Sages Vem ve Olive and Locust, From Nin th to Tenth co-operation with members. Beginning with 1, 1925, payvme $5 Per Month Phone and arrange for your membership or come in and arrange for it without delay., Electric Sh Wis are © Cold ‘type cannot do jus- ‘ a Lice to home chinery this great piece o labor-saving ma- for which vy have just been exclusive cannot scribe tion and work without in the superlative. Free Trial offer, howeyer, enables you to try it and tha Club Plan of payment provides means of affording now. app distributor ade quatels its ease ot 0} remarkably indulging (ur era nine an Cas) ing machine. & It Costs but $ to Join Our AMERICA, CLEANER Christmas Club And You Still Have Time . We are pleased to announce this Christmas Club which has been : the manufacturer. Club is limited-to 500 members and it costs but $1 to join, and for Christmas Club The Next Payment Is Due February 1, 1923 reoruary p—Basement. A Very Interesting Demonstration of the lronrite lroner In Our Electric Shop Stop in while downtown and see how easily vou can iron shirtwaists, ruffles—in fact, any- thing washable on this remarkable new iron-. EHlectric Shop- OO America Cleaner arranged through - This Basement. ig home quite | New | accompanying Cle- would take! Louis, | the arrangements. wounded vet-. their, mMer- ' ' | ' will! ar - Baptist Church, | member of: TWO STORES: 5. E. Cor. 6th and Lucas—6214 Easton The Butter Store in &t. and Only Exclasive Louis PRICES GOOD UNTIL THURSDAY EVENING Specials for Xmas pure cream: aneAtra fine qualits Pure a Abe ~4 1 EGGS ilvery one guaranteed: put up in cartons; Doz EVER-GOOD EGGS Are the Best alk Must Be Sold in 6 Days BEST PURE LEAF LARD, lb. 5 Lb. Limit Thousands to Select From—Everything From Dolls to 10:}] DIVING SUBMARINES 10 ibs. 10 Lb. Limit a "63: Our Prices Are Less FREE SOUVENIRS Useful Household Articles Free With Every Purchase. GOLDEN KEY Tall MILK 6 Can Downtown Store 32 Te 718 i ITE 4002 limit FRESH-ROASTED JUMBO PEANUTS—Lb. : << Chouteau Vandeventer and Chouteay Pine St. Gy XMAS STORES 12c FREE! LARGE CARRY ALL BAG With ome pound or more OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS UNTIL XMAS Our Chouteau Av. Store Carries Full Line Auto Accessories of Coffee or Tea. Imported Swiss Cheese, Ib 5c Domestic Swiss Cheese, 1b..35¢ Wisconsin Cream Cheese. ib. Full Cream Brick. ib. . Fancy bancy Bae. &Marwis | tests? o32e 4 |=RADIOS AND SUPPLIES= ee ' ee €° ei ~asi aoe Setckh Waeaente if sou need one ——— = ee ——-« — a oa —_—_ ee = ee eee ee eee el eee ee ee - —.- ——a ——— OL A A TT a A A TT TT + Ee eee uh} ThA i mi | ms ant Mi mt ale i. 1 ” Ay Ppl y) i mM yet G Joe Pi “ 1 tne ip wi! i Hi Mie 7 eh a : Shi i: . ss | I. " = ¢ me " et . - —— — = Ti ip i fit Hh Witt a PHONOCGCRAPHS .. i. Model 210, $150 Stratford Model, $300 Model 207, $125 he Field-Lippman Monthly Payment Plan Enables You Z H ioias hav ional You Wish on Very Easy Terms. IELD ed ‘PIANO STORES (JESSE FRENCH PIANOCO. 1122 OLIVE ST. PEN EVENI

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the\Times Combined. a . - .° ° . > . — ~ ———_ ‘ A ae ” - Store H Ke ) Only 6 More Store Hours: PF = Shopping Davs Until Christmas : — > — The Store Is Ready! ! Shop-Early ! It’s the Last Week Before Christme 3! ef het eet ae, et ee "a as rs +2 ——=———— ae ~a 2 ses Oe : | ~ : 4 -— Q vou realize that Christmas is only ¥ @&e : : Bf Fashionable : a six shopping days away? If you - ae $2 to $6.50 the Pair sienes conical aii Ca quickest service. The store is constantly filled 2 | | Sik Clocked Hosiery. Nun's Velling. all wool, 42 in. with new and beautiful merchandise of all coe 3 & $3.50, $4.50, $5.00, $6.50 RE ee 3 | descriptions. Won't vou please carry vour Be Se SRA A fosiery, with Paris clocking meas Ghani tae cae 4: “Ai By ¢ Certainly this small parcels with you whenever possible” erie” LA a ee = | Se §«vantaze. There at : ; | . : Powderette ; ‘ee 4 = in 9 ee es With Hammered Sterling ed: 6 em ae $195 -., $é5 | % ered clocking. ! adh aginst eee D Gif 3 Handles. ae Ba : own. gT2 i fawn heath net sints : . Pu re - c ° om 4 | rerae, ede Gu for Your 3aby | Sidewalk ess Wool Hosiery. : : : = at $2.50 the — gs ae meek Baby untin gs fied : Hor-skips Sidewalk © v ; ¥y = B at > , steel frame. rubber-tired © VW ing ris and = Baby Buntings; made of ro > head: arp i = =. erin ederdown, with Seo steering horses 25 Beautiful Imported : stl st value a , ' ) 2 | . . Lak . st ak aa : == hoods and pink or blue silt Mima $5 values at Beaded Robes poomm Cake Knives Every Woman Wants oo. ee ee a. aes ge ' i $39.75 $59.75 sterling handley st # low Madeira Linens | Fine Linens >: a; a er: RE | _— : € Sparkling and gleaming with Ch > thak i For Christmas! for Fancy Work ; a = ool =| beads of ali colors, pears, 2 Christma se , the Madeira Centerpieces. Linen Crash Suiting t | eS ie : i Oe Gi spangles and rhinestones are same time inexpensive. . $1 75, $3.95, S650 at $1.00 the Yard : | ae : te, | ete or. ratte . sia ie 4; m x - ————e eee . consist | these lovely sew imported Each piece attractivel: 7 : sped edges +labo- | Su inches , eee g : Sidewalk Robes of chiffon. metallic cloth, . KK is a Christmas rately embroidered: three sizes—i8 , good weight for tabis 7 rr r. “yy Gag 5 me Bon s L Steet Sidewalk (Cara. ‘Satin, metallic lace. georgette Es ae . yee ; : ES, SS eee, | 4 bertired dise wheels: and velvet. With little addi- Atsie Tab! Main Fico “Bel : . 4 a . Pretty — strongiy made: $3.50 tional work and expeuse gor a SET lgian Linen : , tia: Da ated Rattles to sgrous evening and dinner as = $1.25 the Yard Men’s Gift _ ares Ss ee “gowns for holiday functions , : : ) ao ‘ tite. , may be-fashioned from these : | , . . Ss | 8 wide res Handkerchiefs glittering tunics. The prices at ' (ee is nds for doilies, table mats which they are offered repre- ’ , j th hand ed Glines and ote : ‘ pe 7 25¢ to $2.50 Each : | gent but a fraction of their real \' . a ware. 3S Gift VU mbrellas a Linen ck. ome ee Rosettes for caps and e: worth. ye '- : : - = ; q i? rm ai TMi! P-L i net anda- Ribbon Carriage at 3 Trimmi First Floor. | — — ~~ ; ciel elias einai een ile Gia. ae s we als and * 44 and pecitedtin sstractine $1.50 Value at 98c $1.50 and $2.00 Values L a a a a ae ~ | _Large size 16, pla face, ' New Only : 3 reen and bisck. : $5.00, $5 9s. had . 95, $7.59, $8.50. $10.00. $12.00 — ——————— we 2's ail-ime C ee. mite to $35.00 ma ief » bate ote broiflered initials; e: “ — , - ™ ’ . eae 8 nd pplicy me meant Umbrellas for Men, : , T5e. 85c. $1.00 and $1.50 tive price finely finished Knives a ™ Seer or F i?st expos hss qc a: - — anandqmunemaaneanaigetanememe alae and tie: ch bright ribbons — A Spécial Sale of darge size 16, radium face, $3.00 Value at $2.00 &. saderfal aepertwmeut .6f che erican Lady i — : “a Anesican semi - Medium size 12, pisin face, ) aoaa. cineiaee: sae Seen _ Hair Nets | Handsome Vandervoort’s t- poner depo wet nickel case. -rebe Trunks with soli@ steel t ~ ’ mings, for both men end with bread and | carry from twelve te 7s garments an a — smaller Se we are able to of- . . At 25 the Pound : je fer high- lity Vulean Tir t wl fi Men ca Mood el ~— “f ania Sh a rst 7 >07 ft: Nn + lime i ae . m Me cone Ma! ! : vi yy : oS £1001 ‘ €Cowh: Je Leather Coat ail with eoig - gold prices. —— . inceleesailinsieineocaaasiiieieiina _— . : : siadstone Eags for men, ——* : — ~ - | : cuded are bread 30x31, Cord Tires, $9.15 | Kd plates and fast-stand =r ems eee Wheel —— Games! Toys of Atl Kinds! Small size 10, radium face. savings. Ses that the cb " . nickel-silver case @ Every Cord Tire ts full oversize. ee that the children have plentr of Tors on Christmas morning’ New Tors are arrmving every day A National | : AM Fabric Tires full standard . rou can be sure of findin st bet wos ‘ v T cs as iain ¥ 4 $3.75 Value at $2.75 Each Tire carries adjustment io se ee what you want m Vandervoort’s Toy Shop Pre > ( 0 0 k ; — . iTorTmosiies. rom the Pack - = ‘ s — er = . > antee 1 cord Tires, 19.900 mf! ArTo Outfit Secret Des! r ? Wrist size 10, radium face ane Memes 1 Soathciggeen hei 7 “d ». down $11.75 to $3.00 ae ‘ » Ves& iarge size. spe- mickel-siiver case en fabric Titres, 6000 mules Sec and S5c a $16.95 Experts [ARVEL . yl AgtemeBiie Actesss r Shop 2 \ elocipedes aToon +h te . $1.60 to $19.0 Tov Dressers $1.85 >» $21.5 ' LER ow THE 1(;k. and we Cutlery Shop—Fir st Fleer Fret TT ee “ a” : Tr 2 “@e = = to -!1.2@ ; - - “ane mh ae ; _— + 2. ~~ Pol-T . know itte be. If wil v for ttaelt a $1.50 and $2.00 be O..-lop JVesaés, fumed or gold- . . - ™ ~ “" in actual moner in three months’ nanialibaaanendaeais é = er Oax $6.56 $20.90 4 : a ? . ; ; ifm : 4c and 8c aa time’ Here are a few fucts you > ~o. 32, @ Christmas —y 1 Payment .wzOnel Liectric Train Recking Chatrs with tmiftatio- — ° +h . | Fer Fiather or Brother By come a aero finish. —— te $150.00 Mather covered s®a 3 ye should know sbout this Cooker: Plan ‘Chel : Wh'te and grav mei he: Cooks tm one-third the wal The “America” S oKer Stands Ne | a oe ioe deeee : S. For tustamce, cecks potr te @ Black enameled Hat ciai at A LE Ai le dil Atay” NG SAM iy eis” — ila. call wm a my ew $1 St to $35 | —- ela ri - ; | Table an ut chairs, ‘ t Games and Paints Requires eme-quarter the usual : . : “ee. Pear ?. , _— > pe — . . 4 bY —t wT an - - _ a ~~ ae FS us iLe gas as os4 oe twe ° tye 1S ng -. . 7 : Card Games 25c to T5c brake ard : Geographical Lette, special a+ and $25.00 . 63Bc¢ Retains the natura! flavors and “ ; nit Om stee - -" Pastime Purzies $2.56 to $18.90 food values. convenience. frames and $148.50 7 - = ’ new showing ver | ’ ss Cut-out Maps. specta! at Will iast a Ufetime! Fully guar- complete line of beau- ; Mengels Bre Brkes . 9Sc and $1.19 anteed. 5 ates Stands of ai] kinds / $2.25 to $3.75 } ‘_ a : nie ra _ ; h eo - > * a4 a . | a oe = se ' Two-passenger Coasters $7.90 ‘s Pusthecs 98 ° at Sle ae > — a, ——— ‘Se to 95.50 Paint Outfits ide to $5.56 is pear youn, ‘ Standard at $1440, EX . Being yo aera age hag eur He atic at G50. © a: Tey Stheop—Basemeat furnishing Shes = wane Sewiig Machine S . ~~ Oe re-~. Tet - ee Seow oo eo ee er 2 Oe 7 { > = i- | — ; Eliminates shrinkage of foods “ $6 Pee &. we — 2 ~aPw ——- ———

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x RE LL a — . ; P, hea ine * f3 gE a tae Sic I ETP ne: AO Py ag Nie Bete? fron - . _ ~ : : oS ee -e5 x . ——— . ome 5 , ’ hea ‘yd , i ‘ ee en aA Bee a"? @ ; Fam ite oe Ae PR ye: PUR ee Re as 9 ; “ ) | | i aa ee le * eh yy ; - The City Cifculation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ——_ ,___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5B o SRER TAPER TAL TIL: — — > mq ¢ ote Se ee ee Rf + wre eR Fa J | TTT F Store Hours Until. Christmas: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Christmas Seals on Your Gift Packages We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash 250 j ' for Fe Largest Distri | : or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. plan eat Bhs Maney pier at Retail in Missouri and the West. —_—_————— € Economical Shoppers With Kiddies on Their Gift List Will Find It Profitable to Attend This —Just the Playthings That Will Gladden Children’s Hearts—As Some Lots Are Limited Earl y Shopping Will Be Best . ee were oct ston al asa loys. for even now the assortments afford splendid sélection, and tomorrow such extraordinary values will be available that vou can select to great aci- ge. ‘re are plav es for bovs : oit's of differ gaa a Uy anil . Ss aes warp . es me Pag yantag pla’ g ys and gitis of different ages, so yvou-are almost certain to find something to suit those vou intend to remembeé with a Christmas gift. At 9 O’Clock Tomorrow Morning You May Select From These Specially Priced Groups—Some Are Limited PECRREGHIECRERCLET EATER ERRLERERSLER TERRELL REE Reece N= CE ——— a — Character Baby Dolls | $1.50 Values - Jointed Dolls 92.09 Jointed Dolls, bisque head, moving eyes and lashes, with eurled wigs. 2.95 values at. 81.9% $4.95 values at. .873.4% $5.25 values at.. 84.25 $6.98 values at. .*4.95 A Special Purchase Brings These $9.95 Automobiles At the Special Price of Character Dolls ; By | mS Metal Tea Sets Character Baby Dolls with $ ZA ii) Metal Tea Sets with travs. , bent legs, bisque head, moving 4 Character bisque head, moving ate , rh t: , ¥ Ney and lashes, with curled wigs. ty Gift SS i S 4 7 ) ) ef) 1S ff 31.95 values at..®1.19 our Bab “Erector Set co ae § 4 : e rector ets $3.45 values at. . 82.19 Sidewalk Cars +} Stee! Coustruction T VS that $3.95 Values at S2.45 stir at $2.50 Horskips Sidewalk Cars, with will build many interesting and We ’, ; made of all/woo! jiown, with lined steel frame, rubber-tired wheels, | jnetryctive models. ) 50 2 3 | % steering horses’ head; $7 QR | $5 values at. $3.98 Colored Rubber Balls -_ - e 3, 19 . or blue silk bind- ' | BLD C Walues, at... 14 75c values at..........590e $5 values at $2.50 values at.. Shee Stic on ean : 3 ; : 2. 25c values. at. 1c 4 : ; — iP Ss \ | ; . we | $1.00 values Quilts at $2.95 a Phonographs Toy Phonograph, gabinet style, mahogany finished, will play any 5@e values at | eves, with lashes and sewed wig. seamed up to 10-ineh; 95 $1.95 values $9.95 values at $5. Size 5, 798c values, at.. 59c $2.50 values Size 6, 98c values, at..75c ° 83.25 values They Are Unassembled $10.00 values at... i.&7.98 Size 4, 39c values, at.. 25c¢ : x >>, 5 Size 41%. 50c values, at. 39e , $1.50 values $2.00 values fits of Japanese silk; sprays embroidered on oCPEPELERRCFACRRURT RT CRETAE RS RERHEDTRRERRELG TERT ERT ACERT eet rerie >_> $2.95 Dressed Dolls $7.95 “Mama” Dolls 'Wool Sweater Sets , bag? 4 r ey Assorted styles, with shoes — ae ‘ , : : a eh at $6.95 oO 1@) and stockings; have $ | 69 q This is the season’s best value in high-grade Toy : — , +8 omy ge Sap saa” % . | . ammosition head : : ° dresses, with cap to match, ans - enu Gtting little \ = composition head | . Automobiles—and there are only 100 of them, so shoes and $ 19 =, So — . ? s anita a a aS legsings. are Sidewalk Cars’ $1.98 Dressed Dolls select early. 40 inches long, body and hood painted eating tb Cols : .,] Coaster Wagons : | nas, Ss i rpeee,) + eorte, a 4 . . . . . i ’ . " , Bd peacwck. oo Sidewalk Cars, with rub- howd poo pehian aaa g sheen, — red with vellow and green trimmings, fitted “ith 10- $3.25 “Mama” Dolls Black Cats | ead a pre ee | ; ered disc wheels; very Boys’ Sieds that are well atten head $4 , inch wire-spoke wheels, with J Perr Pe -» Glass Salad Plates Values, aoe $ | 1.95 coll . * mpi - $ { 20) Beautiful 8-inch Glass ; Salad Plates in various col- Dainty colored Art Glassware, offered in two groups at these ,or effects: also in hand-cut savings. Included are fruit sock-ervstal designs. Early bowls, candlesticks, compotes, Cin ee 2: , selection is advised as the ] quantity is limited. Colored Glassware vile... SLD Cowhide Leather Sult- 100-Pc. Dinner Sets | | ; e. 1 ; yen; very epecial at | og ay $79 821.00 aud $22.00 > nameled Hat Boxes, epe- Theo. Haviland Sets, in a 11.25 | very attractive border design, Leather Coat Cases or @ With coin gold handles. In- ; special at 2 & 7 Bags for ~ ane es $51.50 ~ | # @luded are bread and butter Plates and fast-stand sauceboat. $32 Dinner Sets American semi-porcelain ware deeorated in various floral bor- @er designs, with gold treat- Ment; 100-piece Sets, with bread and butter plates. $23.95 oe | Boudoir Lamps Bdétes in dark brown mahogany bytton socket; one light; 6 ft. cord finish, with one-light push-button and plug; silk shades in 5 35 socket and silk shades $2 95 metal frames; $7.50 “diesel . | trimmed in tinsel braid... . —e_ EE Boudoir Lamps Polychrome metal base, with push _ Very artistic, in polychrome fn- 7 Ehop—Second Floor. ish, with mica cylinder $4 95 : style shades; special, each . — Vandervoorts Fifth Fleer Novelties, one-third limited. flower bowls and other large pieces, Imported Glassware Sampleg and odd pieces of Italian Venetian Glassware, in- cluding bowls, bonbon dishes, der ve. vases and can- esticks; $450 to $7 values; Monday for $3.50 Fifth Filocor Breakfast Sets; 26 pieces; seconds of $5 grade $3.95 17-piece Tea Sets; limited quantity $5.50 Berry Sets; $5.95 Chocolate Sets; various decorations......... Sesbaba 84.85 $5.50 7-piece Cake Sets, of Nippon china $2.95 Dresser Sets,,of Nippon China gate Drees vt Nipen Ga Rex Typewriters | ‘reg | Originally $62.75 oe ve Onn a ‘ ba 8 $89.50 Seamless VVilton Velvet Rugs Offered at the Special Price of ......... 95 35 @ 9x12 Rugs, woven of the finest quality yarns, x in an extensive assortment of exquisite designs and beautiful color combinations. They are reproduc- > @ Equipped with universal key- tions of the genuine Oriental Rugs, finished: with uy- heavy. knotted fringed ends. Desirable for any board, 28 keys, back , shift ke Pan | ‘ a > a cor a) S . . room in the home. spacer LD foe \A bg: S at Axminster Rugs Axminster Rugs ” an » : ; Cedar Chests Menta $47 50 $22 0 $28 | ® ] 622 Values—f extra wide carri- - or... remembered and Made with deep, heavy nap; Smal] Rugs, size 27x54 inches. | Hearth size, 86x70 inches. age, taking paper up to 11 inches wide, with 9-inch writing line. @ Wes you give a 7 be itsea with size ®.2710.8 ft. A large va- | They will match most larger | They are made of excellent Splendid gift for the student or those who have use for a by the recipient. png Pia = Ae riety of medallion, Oriental and | Rugs, as they are shown in 8 | grade yarns and will give long ly. Mail ae : a and extension hinges. of— each; week- | Sold on terms of $5 . conventional designs in the de- | variety -of designs and colors. | service. Choice of many bright orders promptl sired colors. | Well made. colors and designs. Fifth Ficer Axminster Rugs ror 99.90 with walnut — -_ . $a a6 - 4 ace Pree eSSate Strate et i Bc eeeterarerera : = SECC SEHR CERATLIC RAR ARE aT Beee ee tavaerteeraer tears i ; -_ e ) | ' ~

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— ~~ —_ , 3 Seana VW th *. Daily Glebe-Deniocrat ana the Times ! ; : ; . City Circulation of the Daily » POST: DISPATCH .—_ x: proxima! els Peru GB ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH” 4 ee me ie PP ee Sioa ~ CE: RIES | | _—~ © eo eegeregeatiareei gent $e —-———————_—_——_ esesssase-¢ ° St SEN _ShSOGRTAGE DOORS CAUSE ESC L ESA SSRTRES ELIE TTS et % "~~ PRORSPETESLGLSPESSSRASTDOREDTs ids adeeeenes euasaressreresgaccaeeseaariese os . ‘ “ an, ee —_ -——— eenerrrert MTTTTTT TTI ITLL LLL Ld a ee sHhte SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PRECEDING AND FOLLOWING PAGES. "St Louie’ Foremost Chrigtmae Store™ = FAMOUS-BARR CO.4 © ™ one > _— * a et ee ‘ - ee ft » ; 4 - s. ¥ 7 “ee. . beige a ° “ ~~ - Exquisite Gifts Are :. 1 sso | Perfume Burners | | =I L | —atieewetend | | | rence : H specially priced. | | © Many new models add to the importance of select- 3 CDaints | $ $ ing from these interesting groups. All models are : | tekie to extremely fashionable, developed of elegant mate- : | rials and embellished wiih luxurious furs—an_ ex- 4 : = * : || |) @ A Beaded Bag is an exquisite gift to be treas- traordinary assortment from which to choose. Sizes = | \\= ght your fa | || ured for a long time and in our unusually broad 14 to 44. Also included are a number of black Coats, = | | verite per | | assortments is a most remarkable choice. = ‘so fashionable this season. oi : t { Hundreds of styles, including drawstring. shell. i th 4 4a | . fr ansparent | i metal and self-beaded frames. Light and dark Materials are deep, soft-napped weaves with | pee colored colorings, flower, Paisley and other designs. Fur Trimmings addimg to thei elegance. } Bias cae ! 4} Special Values m Beaded Bags—Wide Variety of Styles S | Onyx and Gilt Burners See 3 8, 9 5, 1 5 cist Men’s $9.50 Materials are Gerona, vel ‘ur trimmings include wolf, : \ $1195 value ..-.- 8.95 ! f $1.98, $ 9 $4. $ 1 I to $14.8 , : dyne, panvelaine, farquina, for, beaver, mole and cara- : i $19.90 vane "eee- a a ; | se Sw eaters fashona,” pindora, poincian cul, employed in ways most : i ap be | _ . : = | na, preciosa and others. fashionable. | = 3 t Offered at xd | 3 China Perfume Burners ee ee In-Our Costume Salon— Misses’ Dainty B Ug eas eeergege Bip. 1 Ie | : | i |—«$7. 85. New Frocks Frocks and Gowns Dance Frocks” : ee Gee raat | | ORR Smera i | Bae $35.00 vale 26.6 | / iin, Hihe / ip py ¥ AY aj!-wooi varus. mad- $ . $ ap ; i oP . , ‘ , ss Withect collar. and the $95 to 5 5 ft "2 5 to 4 ) i French Bronze Burners bod , # ; 4 ~ : . r Ss A2rnac BATVY DiDpe@: Ta : ' ’ e a . > — ee > - — +... : . black. brown and grav: - eielen ot pecial | | @ A speeu Work _ Faney | made of « Baskets Basket« : 3 — Packed i in en): _— var. .$ i $4. 50 79C “Par-Excellent” Our Milk : ie “i Third Fieer Candies Chocolat ne es ee Rares sie. __ Neatly made Bo Pound. @ 1 a aan | For College and School Girls — 4 and sgh Sogn sanucvT stvies: roun - - ac S0c H 7 . = > r nN ara’ y ine Seeger | thape with Qe ff “Xen. : Seis ab ovum | New Home‘ Midget ent ras Som string tep } “ ao) ; . ' . Arist - pus fla ed ; oat —— eee seetean pre : . ; 7 " - oe em ew ee OE ES TT a; ; s Fe ewe a eRe. EE wer EF PY 2h ms 4. ——emeee ee > — - = > : ; —— == ic . ’ Fy 4 = 2 =—_— --* $1.25 and $1.50 Baskets $3.50 to $425 Baskets Other Candies Particularty Good Hand Machines Rornd. ebtong ana@ 8 equare ‘Teaided . . shapes, cicety limed and tired : . ae te Tafies at. pound +c Brittie Candies. pound with ew ing wteaniis: @Xc lim on . ; E ‘ Hard Candies. ib oe tO) 66> Wot Goodies at. pornd spectai at. : i.e : \) Carameis, ib She to Toe- Crystallized Preit. ‘by | Bougats at pound J “4% Homemade Candies pound $5 to $6.25 Baskets 7 t Stick Cand : lle nd eee ided Paseke’ ss iw e% e. " ck Candies Be «| TFaricr« T iA POTS. th —— and etd — lorge Maer handneme!, les fan , of i—- ene i AssoTtec Checeistes 2t. prand 0- and Gac na completely f watt tae at ee at ll ” oe 2 $439 arte en , r wail Gracrsa PP piiw cud Carttaliw Felice Main 8 Vepece Wash Oeera raeane

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~~ 2s ~ee oo tol : . is -» 4% og x . mi Se LF awe » : P oo . sf a : ; ine Daily POST-DISPATCH alone ¥.xceeds that shasen Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000 7 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ee en TT a SD = " 5 ste —_ — _—— + es =e a i — —~— -— Important Saving. a : ry 7 This Beautiful Instrument for Many Years! at an. TIITITITITT a ee eee ' MAAI LITT TITIlllli tli biter * —~d —~@ issued in any amount - : ~ “ . ¥ “es . : - ee ; ¥ : >" ‘ oe ss ; - » a, ~ . : " * P 4 “ . NON fa er a. ? Ce ‘ : ‘ + - ‘ >. x * » « 2. . : . i , ; j t or a in oO Tr vw , TRAC i . DO X ; . ; Wes tae Te : . M ; ees . ‘ : rx oe @, AAR Wy , ‘ AY : ** . : Sy) Saad or - bes vee'e Yr tou oe . . ++ : x 4 »* i VS, AAA SAN ary oe eo sa ‘eae? eee : . . y ; . San v . ee+tee +4 ** : : x Cox x ’ i el . ry5% MAA PARED the 0 7 ~ ™ i > . J ~ e Beet et eter t teeeee a YAY « ? 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Ch SY SAAN NATOMAS ae . ee ee eh : -~ see VAAN ' a ae te ate ts A ‘eee +e eye teem eee —- ea) .* SO seeeeees A SN A Nie ee hnte Nat eee . . “e y 4 ee ee ee —— eee renee ereebesees @ lo choose a gift for a man will not be the difficult matter it is said to be if vou will visit our Men's Furnishing Section, where thousands of men regularly supply their needs. These Silk Shirts offer splendid selection at an important saving; in the assortmeyt are Shirts of satin-striped Eagle crepe, satin-striped jersey silk and st . satin-striped brocades. 4 DR oo mmemnesine Saas \ os Neat and fancy stripes and attractive combinations. ~All Shirts made in neckband style ahd the sizes are 14 to 17. i de ee SO OO A LEA ALO LIP BALES SP 6 Fe OO 7. * PIFT, a + See erer* beets seebecceee to $14.95 , , Men's $9.50 Belts With Buckle | Chamoisette Gloves $2 and $2.50 : a Bevin: Tou’ Will. Adige Main Fleor 3 Sweaters arg $2 gary! $l. ~ Mufflers 3 . a Very Beautiful Instrument— genuine cowhide Belts with Extra-hea\ y qualitv Chamoisette Gioves, Offered at Offered at One-piece sterling silver Buckle in attractive stvle; made with knitted wool lining and plain Gray only; gjzes 744.to 19, _ ae . = all sizes 30 to 50: packed in gift box. back. ; . =o 18 $7.85 : 145 | ae : | LU. “an f . Men's Gift Hose in Boxes—Three Attractive Groups Ee ; The Greatest Value We Ever Offered in ltgadllppi glee 3 Pairs for 4 Pairs for 3 Pairs for 1200 highly mereerized Muf [: ] P A. fiers are offered in this group : Console Phonographs ' “ i} xy , " all-woo! varus. made wit! ‘ . . _ ; . ; ‘ n= by A. a > Xx veys*. a | Rithout eollar. and the ns- $1 OO 4 Fe 3 OO | _ 2.00 ° tomorrow. Thev are in the new gray : ¢) ; ¢’ , » . | ; iW ft offers choice of Oxford, ml \ R a0 p> mavy, green, ” heather mercerized lisle Fiber si! “ae Fu fashioned pure est effects with fringed grads , Heys va fi thread silk Hose, with re and choice may be hgd of plain : Including Fifteen 10-Inch Black'Labef Double Records of Your Own Choosing Band black. Sizes °6 to sc, in gray, navy, cor- . 7 7 > . . 7 : : j . . and white; lisie garter tops and double inforced toe, heel and sole: y remember that Sweaters dovan, black ey | ¥ F the most popular gifts well reinforced; sizes 9’2% toe, heel and sole: popular in wanted colors; sizes 91, brown, gray and black. : - i, ™_ | to ll’... s+ colors; sizes 91, to 11%. to 11%. ) Main Flooer : ‘ ZF } ac ay ee 1 4 Ee Rae / : At the Very New Style : — ee sags, aa Special | With Center © - se Price of Opening ; 4 Than - | . . colors and smart stripes. Navy. Terms: $1.00 Weekly 5 Sa : , | '® Smoking Jackets and House Coats | a > ~‘ 1 ee 3 @ If this year’s gift to the family is to be one that will make the home more cheerful, you can select ope of these beautiful Console Phonographs in Queen Anne style with utmost confidence In Newest Styles for Men and Young Men—Priced at . oo . | of pleasing and at the same time secure a very unusual value. They are Phonographs of the very newest style with center opening, which i wo cow te ‘ | p straight: » we . : r : ae ? —— $ hy, 5 $ 5 QO $ f 5 t O $ te Q 7 the placing of decorative pieces on each side, and it is impertant to note that are | i | : genuine phonographs (not a piece of furn turé converted into a musical instrument). / . b _ @eeeseee + + $6.98 poor ricer 7 37 inches high, 40 inches long and 22 inches wide; equipped with large, powerful, silent = — O eartatiacheetentiens : ‘ *, i : Z q Manv very attractive House Coats and Simoking Jackets are here for vour choosing. \ running motor ; plush — — —— eer wy — eee a j Se; . — = Models of two-tone and fancy-back fabrics, plain and fancy velvets ‘and brocaded : —s 100 records. Will play all records. setae fans oa ) ar silks. All exptrtly tailored, beautifully finished, and the better ones are silk lined. Sizes °. sctical Gifts | PS cea Me XS Z 34 to 52, including stouts, extra sizes, slims and stubs. Each packed in gift box. MT U rig] t Ph 3 n ogra hs _ — ; fe :. p pos Section Burberry Overcoats Fancy Knit Vests : - . Exceptional 3 SS —° , 2 ze $55 to $90 values at --.... Pde D E — — With Your Own Selection of Ten sndsome | All the new shades; in camel’s hair, : — , 1; 7 aS 10-Inch Black Label Double Records . ) 2 | , ' fe ‘J ts from London, wt eps | : . wx 3 | - marten asaee ei Cees; anid heather mixtures, plain brown and gray: : | ease ;, 4 F te tty ok ee ee sh: a a gift any man will appreciate. Sizes : Y pe 5 hk | / - _ : Oo give :; nun something useful °4 to 46 - - ° hb. . and’ of high qualitv: smartest models, . ( af iy we cach faultlessly tailored. : Detachable oe co Extraordi "* . ’ ‘ . | ) mi? xtraor inary ss Sa 2 ae 988- Tieca Whats Fur Collars | | AS |" : | —— a a ton a : Silk Dress Vests , 4 == j Value af... .. ’ : Fie . i) : , ‘ $5.75 to $12.50 $8.75 to $42.50 | im bal | iA ‘oa Terms: $1.00 Weekly Many men would appreciate one of |“ beaver, nutria, Hudson seal (dyed musk- : ; styles to fit any : : Pt Noe be lq he @ You profit by the special purchase which enables us to offer this . re X : : a these full dress or Tuxedo Vests for a rat) and electric seal gg gizes, + gre ps, giit. , overcoat. Second Floor : : : ; Ma a : : § De Bi ; : a) ad 4 ; SSrsseeees Sa LL : ssseaveveedTansnauseananna saveweaseswenes savanevevonees save , |) ey splendid Phonograph at such a pepular price— and remember that : i & the price includes the ten 10-inch Black Label Double Records which : ' | ike best. 3 Gifts for the Lovers of Outdoor Sports— ; —wHs}+ ou L - | a These Phonographs are guaranteed by the Maker and Famous 3 . Barr Oo., and they are such exceptidnal values that you will find | double satisfaction in purchasing one. | , or Sper Ben's and Boys’ Bicycles ae ae $37.50 Value ot SOT) | —TEiio—€, Kimball Player- an Th : Rtg rah acter Pg sony Again Monday This Special Offering of . anes gi te Pianos arch frames, of seamless steel tubing. Enameled fin- ° ° ish, with mudguards to match. Splendidly $60 Electric Machines equipped with coaster brake and guaranteed : r 4 Very Specially Priced at aM = 7) gam ) eis | . At Almost $ 7 KIMBAL! | af | Robes | Sf Pice.. ¢ 5 A. 5 | — tet erential ch Plush Robes texture. wel! . 7 colored put- | Of brown or white can- al ; eae : Re ) | eee reas bette tan] Made by New Home Sewing Machine Co. Terms as Low as $10 Monthly hide bound and leather . ren ": " as 2 trimmed, with hood and | q Xew Home Climax Portabli Electric Machines, widely used eo-operation with the manufacturers of the with satisfaction; of high-grade construction, with adjustable i ys ~ eo Kimball Pianos makes it possible for “ 4 _ ‘ss . = , o , i : o ‘ tension, foot control and complete with set of attachments. pine bo rte one of these high-grade Players at this : instrument that: will bring into world’s best pianists. | lock. Mone Golf Balls, ea., 38c | 3 | Run on direct or alternating current. : special price—an er he BD er oe . Fully guaranteed and sold on our F voor home the talent of the . Skates Are Splendid for Gifts | Bag Platforms club plan—$5 cash and $5 per month. ; : Kimball instruments are renowned for their -~ i cee For striking bags: easily . . > installed: practically noise- $45 Sewing Machines ; superior qualities and are endorsed by many ians. Select one tomorrow the New Home Sewing Machine Co.; new drophesd usi ) - ‘ eminent music and delivery will be made for Christmas. bo Seige $4.95 Made by N Dh did.e «0de 6% 0 . : od ‘ . t les ‘ & models, of golden oak finish; light ruaning, a i Pear-shaped Strik - ball-bearing aud guaranteed for ten vears. | Music Salon—Sixth Fieor 4 Hockey and Racing Skates 7.05 ine Begs: each.... $3 5() fondav — . : eal R oe — . , Mon ~ : —s. Soceeeueeee TITITITLITTPE & 2 8 Oller Skates. ‘* o Siath Fleer Sixth Fleer . rr -- : - - — 7 he “ . donc dinate a FSSC SO SSN 0808! patria nei - os , ‘ ; sterteace at eeaeerierer ’ —_ ~ . —— oe - _ -_— _*« " at Tir tii lilt) atti liltus eee SPRAGCLIGU isa waTTTEAOHEC TREAT ietets a _ _ - en ae Oe ee ee ee ee ee a 2 - —_— NEE. Se eeecs *POCH SRV ARAB Tas _" °* *@agare* ee eee RS —s een ~oe Sheceecatatet , 2ece

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SFE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON. PRECEDING THREE PAGES. t pannel ™ ” =| Be migh- -graée wn! ting & = ?5t Davis Pass. ~ SS el sel QM untlets | croc ft $13 , . . , Pa ’ i ow . ’ : . tailored throughout. All: izes : | $1.95 Kid Gloves | Kid Gloves : sr Plate -- S6-plece set. § 14 to ly. . . ' | Women's one-clasp fqu Children’s warm fleece lined : tin cheat: 6 | ; style kid Gloves: with heavy kid Gloves: in arom and tan. — : a { I | e . embroidered backs. Al! sizes, Will make practical and ’ 4 terks, § teaspoons, § @& Men’s $1.95 Shirts $1.45 to $2 Gloves . , | e piacktasd brows. GE IQ | appropriate preemie s ian 8 enna $10 . ; Fibs ‘ a J sugar Spoon...... ) ' Men's suede. — buck grax, khaki and brown: ext 2nd chamoisette Gloves, with iwi Jersey Gloves , | 7 $1.25 Gauntlets Children’s geod quality fleesk A The thin model, extra full in width lengtt ee ey 019. 29 . , ‘ | - =*e ton . ttn ferseyr Gauntiet # in 20- ad case, oer adie “$I 65 eee " | Sizes 14 to 44 ' “aamaan suede te — bag — ined Jersey sg Ce Special at 0 Men’s ialadioliies , , roidered backs. in the fa- | sizes. Special 49 - Excellent tailors Re: a i - © So ae era —— | MO taste tit os : Boys’ $1.29 Blouses SP aa a af A leeds ——" & = @€ From two of New York's leading makers We % | onday. ba eS ee ee tg $18 to $28 L a + ag toon aie | : me piolitably purchased several hundred Coats, myle 4 size S$ to 15 QO, cords: 21 $ 3 | | which have just arrived by express and will Ix * . —— ere ee oy Mond O8c an ; “e- 2 ; Be : " S T: +) ne: ° 7 | 7 ; . (let sets {mn beaut!- Ee — ee S P shown for the first time tomorrow. lailored in ~ : —i}b For Gifts — ao 8 ) | season’s most favored, wrappy, blouse-back, beit> =——s= I W H dk h Bite boxes trom § 50 =? F ] Sli ) | ed and the extremely new side-button models. O! ———- : omen "S an ere hiefs 2a i seery” sl SMe omens e t ippers | all-wool fabrics such as wool velour. suedine. | : . Soe ee | | broadcloth. Bolivia and Normandy. In brown, | , 4 ' . a apenas navy. Sorrento and reindeer. » Special Ab e i | : | . —mecanitanes - 1873 «Pair. C = | -The great er portion have big collars and cuffs of fur SS . = i | | = dare richly trimmed with braid or embroidery Ses, Sk. = | 14-16 Franklin SE ET ET aR . é 2 4 —_? - . ~~ => - -- = ¢ "SSP EABP “SAB SRC RCP Se RERSR* a Also included are strictly tailored Coats } @ Large assortment of good qualiv Girls’ Coats Children’s Fur Sets @ Heavy ingrain Silk Hose in the full- | = k S RS : » - ° . . : > ‘ - : a fashioned ST\ les. with liste OT silk Lops. . > cam , - ‘ if | . 7 ' x - / ‘eC ’ e “7 . = : . a | e __ Angora Hats Re mftorced fect In Lie des red cole : | , j Lm Wool Sweaters white and black. ——— 4 and Scarfs "Men's $1.50 & $1.75 Silk Hose Women's Silk Hose _ $2.50 & $2.95 Values : st 7 iy a as . 7 Pull fash lomed all-silk camp silk with fgshioned? : — silk Hose, ; Le a ¢ ; ) : : , . : fF 4 30 $7 69 || score wit athlete ot snd nant Q | wes $4.95 —.. | 128 ; .2ck treet: irreguliares or the : ~ . ~ + 4 - black $1. 00 : $1.00 rN ii ' This excellen ° —— V . Si and colors $2. __ at Roll! a. - n4 _'% , Ti. , i 4 . ie q Routns ne i € Women’s all-weol Sweaters c Ing device mé; large : frin tri da a Ten) bel % BB ate segs | | $1.50 & $1.75 Hose Men's 50c Hose Me € Over 1000 were purchased at im- =o ot at etwene jaanee n a cloth Choi en's full and sem Seamless . tton : yi - of sand or Diu spabtonas ~~ s ha 3 » oe : gee Hose: with do is mense concessions for this ti mel, necks. All sizes 36 to 46. pe housew ife that os k-and Basement Economy “tere event. © “hristmas shoppe rs will be en- Basement tconomy Stere Hose with joubie p a * - = pom lh 8c igs thusiastic about thesé Waists, because i : z. | _ pre Christmas Men’ s 59e Hose | Men} ie Hose ; Os . they are so very desirable. Women’s Purses _Many more ma Overblouses, short-hip Blouses and jacquettes of crepe Be de chine. Georgette, radium. satin, velvet, pussywillow x. Electric Cleane and Paisley. ‘In dozens of styles, four as pictured. In the 98 4 j th season's approved shaties. Many are elaborately trimmed — $ ~ 10se having with beads. lace and embroidery. All sizes. 1 . . | inesccdinstnsicetitetiadi a i | would like to di @ Leather Purses iz s | Bathrobes of warm materials Special Monday— , . + ammenities ati Re the a lvine c ee. aie 20 $2.50 and $3 Dress Silks Bedspreads coin pumas. Varety of gal | oe sale on the put 46 eolore A Ri, ee @ t-inch Dress Silks. inch iding | | anion crepe. flat S$ OS Base _ Premier.” crepes and satin charmeuse. u ine pr Zz Tred street shades. Yard | — S$ .6 Y cee $1. 98 Serge __ 32-98 Divetyn ~ preces of =2ca ceree . faced I that is sponged and read “— a tn ht ena eter % needle. In dark greer ee No blac! Ment 5 sonia @ark red only yard ¢ $i. 19 # x Specta, Soe 1.98 y Store € Bates’ white ripplette Spreads, size 80x90 inches, ; | with pink or blue stripes. Launder perfectly and .: ~ require no ironing. Subject to scarcely noticeable oo! jersey Suits $4 S$ SO 8 = imperfections. root ier sie | 1 $4 to $5.50 .Lace Curtains) braid and emblems. : ; ; = Remove the nae & 3 to 8 rears. Specially Priced Monday, Yard Seuniei shor beand Pillow Tad we Irish } = ot tight feathers “ee a &2 unusually powert’t — Basement Economy, “tore 2 Exquisite desig 1s. suitable for any room ag: ; > im es ide: cut f) the piece; — we » ™ hand s flo: . t , . : ¥ , in the home; included are dainty filet and I8 satisfactorily; yard en Siete ae id | | G ' at Ah eve 1 air ¥ Aah 2 ye ee en ee ee ee oe eee ee et Ge ee Scotch weaves, in plain and figured effects: the Make: ‘In -many desirable tints. Pair Napkins Scarfs s "7 sb | $3 $3 to $4 Curtains 6 Oc to 75¢ Cartan Nets _ Curtain Nets , ned oe ee _— aims. on " ati Tan En Searia, l . pa a | F amous-Barr Ca, Limited quantity: of de safe obec ie =. he ti =. ads a > -—- v im pleasing patterns: whi eautiful pa . Seautiful patterns. su! tad: 2 ce Making sash or icung ivery and rhite ive ma Umbrellas beige: | ‘Si 98 : var oe aad ie 5 3a a a ey one Pure oe. g°; par . a: Cc beige pe. Mereerized Table Damask. 64-inmches embroi meters 2 ‘are wide, im fleral, stripe and dot desigus; sece- 9 gold eon reliable frames, in Bary, green, 36c and 35 —~—t) $1 Sunfast wy $6 and $7 Curtains onds of the 90c grade: 59c Fancy @ Curtain Scrims Mercerized J wine wet e: finish. : - rard lavender, frown ani and Marquisette. in a va ariety of pleasing co! ideal for Roeliday gif om, Whit — , =e ge weaves. Table Padding ne 85" nt _ = overlocked or ribbon Basem-at Economy Store iverr and et rhite, tvery Extra hearr quality, 4 inches wide, that 20 im ¢ lot botnd : edges—66x80 black. riety of patterns; in white. vomoinanons. colors; yard ... be! pats | is eressstitched;: will protect $I {4 Special, - a inches. 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~ 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-DISPATCR 9B ... , d } ‘ . . ; _i8 . AT. hae ‘ata — —— . SER 17, 1922, : —_ | . : ‘ ; ‘ ’ , - - ; - nt e ; * " R * a9 ' , “ . — | consisting of 8% pages in honor of } DE DSSS SS ssscsessssests es se) on ees } WAT IAAAY a. AY? ale WAN WIYY VY Me YD NYY) ~/ \ the occasion, in which appear spe-— 3 a heh Nd at re PO) PMS = PL Pld Plead de? aS Tie ee ~ cial rice’ on contemporary Jewish E Ss aiventicn tiesawne Serf Take the Guess Out of . | jican universities, the fighting Jew = | (| AINS | and kindred subjects. i - a Oil Burning : 3 AT FRAUN INQUIRY Cc scene Speaking of PRACTICAL GIFTS, why not at et ms bend be - — BREE SESE SSR RE RE SS Be TAT MIRA } See ece a 2 a “ ‘§ High-srade Whiting & ipavis Bags. ys $5 » wiiver plate. ame in c 14 Lid © a hl \' _ ASA | buy a WORTHINGTON BURNER and give A the entire family a present they will enjoy for years? The only burner on the market that is sold on FIVE- YEAR GUARANTEE. This is the sixth winter Worthington burners have been in use. Can be installed in practically any ‘type furnace. | Worthington Oil Burner Co. Of St. Louis Central1762. 1729 N. 11th St. Tyler 2012 2 a a be 8. w@.. ae. a .8. a : | im | a a. | | '. o@ @ & a The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. » BE gy eolid gold siyler. fet Wii went giones, \ {rom . EET TET CET 7 oe 4 = =— aE, 7 ri L/ j j Sij iif hy fi yy yy j i wer etac i! fe - i aes ~ re z " Says Assistant Could Not Otherwise Have Been of Practical Help in Ballot In- vestigations. 4 re - . . we CAQ > » — ! hi | A I ME a thi tm oN element ti Tee me ante at — gy; : ’ " . 27 ——-

7 v ft ; ; ——— ee oe wee Tala é ~~ > "$) 0 $25 y 4 These are the sv ft- m euff variety, in $4 ay solid gold, from Ti 18-k. white - a a ’ ‘ , Ui —— : er ) bet » “~-* } ’ aiiuU Uist 4 me ee ce ie ON eg a ORL es aap Cia TR AE: TE tee By cm etion BM tii = eat OO AY gold. set Witt genuine diamond, ' 7 J oe YY Wm Rogers Plate 2:-piec- ‘+ : of ’ ¥ - A Ag $ aS. —~ = © three more weeks in whic] if ma “>| SA (2a meet and there is reason to believe oo that it will not adjourn finally until nearly the end of that period. Presence in Room Nex ary. It was necessary for hi assist- | _ > GRAND PIANOS $495 to $1850 . ante, Randolph Laughlin and Aman-'| 3 : dus Brackman, to be in the grand’ 7 jury room, Barrett said, if they were in chest; a8 @érks, € teaspoons, a i butter j sugar spoon "= ~ ‘The thin model, — in 20-vear case. — — a DS “= PR ry ee ee Cfo eee ee pee ee REEL EEE LEE EEE EEC EE EE MTT i quality fleece ntiets and fur All the wanted 49> Econom y Store with guaranteed ' 16 or 17 jewel (to be of any practical help. Some movement, Your Christmas Grand Piano should be purchased a of the gambling indictments have from Conroy’s. You always secure a_ better Be pp cma Te ate Ppp entice, Laughlin and Brackman had | heard . © = $18 to $28 > = 3 ; _ instrument at a lower price than elsewhere—and s} «6 some of the testimony. No decision | papell : every Grand is known to be the leader in its grade. =) = ws ‘been reached, however, on mo-| J tollet sets, in beaut!- ful boxes tions of the defendants on this score. boxes from $8.50 ye wet ivory white ear rolls, from.. .. $2.00 yw ie : —Histablished § 1675— ee 12-14-16 Franklin yi ya ’ = — wed ag +e OAS 0 QhIn CIO TOILTIL| ~~ ee ee ee eo ee oe oe eee ee *». rt’ Te Re Oe PR ae Pe Pe a eer eer et ee OH aS Ee Owe awe iy DP Me 2 ® : \ere Yl - = —— == a 4 . = - Do Your Christmas Shopping Here NOW—Qi%ck sales service and ampl room make it an additional pleasure to shop here. Only 6 more shopping days before Christmas. ; Exceptional Values in Our Pre-Christmas if} Christmas Tree 14-PRICE SALE |e out $2.49 WHITE IVORY $498 barrett said that the Supreme ~ : ( ; ~*~ ad - (‘ourt of Missouri has never ren-! A ONRO S a ae dered decision on whether assistants nc. } to the Attorney-General have e “The House that Guarantees all tts Pianos mare eh ay pay grand Corner 11% and Olive : rosecuting | though he has always held that the. 151° Missour! Av.—Hast Sv. Loui- = fk UM _ VV mm = a ot ~~ =m have. He took occasion to praise the work of laughlin and KErack ; man, who have served without pa | ’ 3 fis statement ended: sineeeis reeremce sare: ceeaestetiemiiiies —— — —_ _ ; CUUNURNEUUONUNS URUSHFUN TENN ONUCURUNOQUI”, URIRURENUNND, OISUSNSROMUN, WOREMUDENORNG YES) §=—— The wean up in the ohunty Is the DAS / . culmination of many months’ work by my office. For more than a year we have been engaged with the county’s troubles of various kinds. SR REE RRR ARERR ESE . ) The primary election frauds were di- dkerchiefs 11 @ ' A Practical Gift May Be Chosen While We Offer a iolations whic ‘ats’ “Glan ode “yh / U ic iong since. ize, plain white dicerchic fs; with “Repeatedly Appealed cor Aid.” ; - y* e Hil @. " h hems. 12: C » - | | “I repeatedly appealed to the goo! fico ibera owance on gaan oe Sata at my | : aid and their interest to the work. h : AYA ‘2 [ete - ‘ : r ; TA AG a] ITS TT MOY WOOO ree SAatate teeta taMatatat tee" " “SOR TPERTE CLEC ACERT Reece eaneeiatege x aly et, "ereee) a "4-lizhbt upitea. er SR For a few more days we offer a limited quantity of | : Ivory Pyralin (Imperial brand) White Ivory Toilet and |* ¢o on" Manicure articles at one-half price. This is a wonderful aa cae opportunity to obtain Christmas gifts or to complete each. your set. Just a few items listed; many others. 8c ‘ promising that their co-operation would bring results. It is tremen- 4 7 r figures gratifying that the esplrit of , e V dously Tl eaner Ol a e the county seems now to be thor |oughbly_aroused and I am sincerely - $8.00 Mirrors, large size.... oJ $7.50 Mirrors, large size .... $14.00 Mirrors, Du Barry $3.00 Hair Brushes.............. $1.50 Combs, Du Barry 75c $7.00 Trays, large size.......... $3.50 $2.50 Jewel Boxes $2.50 Buffers, interchangeable .. $4.59 Pin Cushions and Jewel Box, p% ~~" hopeful that a sustained interest © the part of the citizens in their own affairs will mean the —applying Oni the purchase of the effi- aor at the county's prob- . ° ° e lerns.” cient labor and time saving appliance— 2 cetiiiiesd scaseb be thé pctmeds resulted in the formation of the Clean Blection League, which was in strumental in obtaining the grand jury investigation, and was success- ful at the general election. Prose- cuting Attorney Mueller has been di- recting the grand jury work, with Laughlin and Brackman He was | a \ , an te for re-election by Adam $6.00 Clocks HN ; . 4 | Henry Jones, and is now contesting i‘ $1.25 Nail Files, Buttonhooks apd \ N om ‘the result, Jones’ plurality having ) Mauicure Pieces al ar $2.50 ScissOrs, Du Barry .. 2s $19.00 Set Military Brushes...... We Engrave on White Ivory C2 S oR) Ue O40 Se eRe ot renee O84 +e ee = oe me - , $3.00 Nall Brushes $1.30 Shoe Horns ar $1.50 Perfume Bottles $1-00 Hatpin Holders $2.00 Picture Frames es Yes oie ie tas eine om : a ae ae been 404 votes. FELECTRIC CLEANER ref DAVID SCHWARTZ 1$ ACQUITTED } . aa - - —— —— : We're showing the newest ideas in line Stationery. A complete display of CRANE'’S high-¢ box Sta- tionery, tw priced CORRESPONDENCE CARDS — All to colors— the box 4 « 4 a Te : - r = Thi 4 . y / | of Charge of Selling Stolen . ' - |. | / | / hs fi lAberty Bonds. ®@ this excellent labor and time sa\ | og geltbenty Bonds. acquitted by a jury in Federal! Court ALP device means SO much to the / Friday of a charge of selling sto- len Liberty bonds to Ben Grabinsky | . ' 7 , : . le ; ‘fy nousewife that we make this special f ET en en ee Pine street. The bonds were alleged | to have been stolen in a $36,000 rob- Pp -Christmas offering m order th at / bery of a postal messenger in Jer- | ferson City, March 1, 1921. When 1) eee ee ES. LW FERFCSLSSSS SETS SSHRC S CELE FCC R RAIL ERS RER RTT RSER EER PEE REREC RR ETE REEL E Rate eet ee ee P A NIE A a i i ay AOR Ie 4 — i : oi. > Complete Stocks of the New Tortoise Shell and Amber Toilet and Manicure Articles Heaearenstr | Saaesar” CHRISTMAS CARDS ‘ to Select Your Fountain Pens Express in a very personal way the Christ- mas sentiment. We engrave and print cards 3c to $1 Waterman’s, from your name plate. Order now from our Sheaffer's, John targe selection Hancock ‘Dunn’s, LARGE ASSORTMENT XMAS TAGS AND SEAIA Parker’ s and Tempoint. Priced 5 | $2.50 to $10. * Let Your Gift Be 3 R( yW NI F- es yatts.. | a Kodak or 7 Special Pen 3 | “oe . | Self - filling and ‘he joy the children feel at Christmas will continue non -leakable, throughout the year as they photo- $1.50. ( avenue, after arranging to buy ad- ditional bonds, and there pointed out . d like to dispose of will welcome ad Y, “The Price of Schwartz as thé man who sold him The first lot of bonds. No bonds fapplying of such a liberal allow- ° | . eee oe Sane Se Ap , ' * nied any knowledge of such a trans- “ange on the purchase of the excellent arm r "Marke also Sdentifieg Prem} uplex : $9 >: " Aner. : > . \ye I8 : o qd e e - on ae u . / ed this Electric Cleaner may ea ) $60 Petitions seeking to prevent the r ‘ " recount of votes in the cont®sts over ® ve ) : ° 7 . election of Prosecuting Attorney ® purchased on deferred payments . a Sie the election of Prosecuting Attorne ; - — purchased on | ow were ‘filed with the Supreme deferred pay- Court of Missouri at Jefferson City ; Making this opportunity even more remarkable : | ment plan. yesterday by Adam Henry Jones, =o ee tee ee) > ; 7 : Prosecting Attorney-elect, in behalf a “ H of himself and Edward Tiffin, Coun- . This Cleaner Has Unusual Features ty Clerk-elect. They are Democrats who were backed by the Clean Elec- S Remove the brush and you have a complete vacuum sweeper; attach the motor-driven brush and you have tion er am ee é : , , : : ; : eate Lepud , x ‘Unusually powerful suction. The Premier Duplex is instantly converted into either type of cleaner. : ae atinene? Mucllexr and. Walter - ‘ — nena eeneenyeeen — Miller, who ran for the clerkship. a | : | The recount its agheduled to start oie Guaranteed An Unusual Opportunity The Premier Duplex yesterday morning. ae 2 nas naeyt | hae ieee } ’ °? Court did not indicate when it wou > these splendid Electric Cleaners for 100% S§ rected against the Circuit Judges of » famous-Barr Co. Christmas. jo wWeeper ‘St. Louis County, who ordered the %, = —- +e — S\zs a ees one ete oes cee te Stent Sha ote te ne ote vr Silverware | White Ivory Cut Glass | ; Jewish Festival Period. 3 | | (fhursday evening marked the be- ’ | . , aa | ginning of “Chanukah,” the eight- 3 417 N B a ° day festival of lights, which is cele- | : orth roadw y | \ 'prated by Jewish people in memory of the victory of the Maccabees over Thru to 510 St. Cl ] ' ' - ag . the Syrian tyrant king, Anttochus. Vv e€ Give and Redeem E le Stamps ia Ta* am. é*e/ The “Modern View.” a local publica- | tion devoted to the advancement of | Jewish ideals, has issued a number ‘recount. Henry Kortjahn Jr., at- —— —-— Basement Gallery ‘torney for the contestants, said he 7. ae «| 4 a és. pe i'thought fhe recount would proceed.

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. > a = - . oe ES ate wee of the Dally POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Taily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. v4 on 10B ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ine Sean = AY ; — “—- “. = : ; _ for drunkenness and thousands of applications each rear , concerr His wounger brother and iné. arrested for ; . , : " . Gear rohibit! rforce : ~ FUNERAL OF YOUTH one « hie «ieters are of echoo!l arrested in connection with investi- | we can do no more than turn them tion and clamped the Sun ya eh ~ paint ige. « edlbpemiis 3 the Near East. Mayor Kiel wilt pre _ : tear . es e = . — Ss a ™ - +. ; pleaded gulity of for a nautomobd ol. Safety C | Friday 1 — Oliver though he had Disk-Wheel Roller-Be : — > wy = ) 7 . , ; , rtifi \ ta — on — tee . _— . "9 oe i The funeral of Flord FR. Cava? °" Rermmera. an attorner. declared manslaughter in connection with the | ; : 7 R. Cav anaugri Os, : | , —_ . ‘ aw) rerd . of Broadway who was killed last Fri- nees and cited the killing of Cara- eaid that his force was inedecuate As tow as @ay night when George Dean. li- naugh eas an fliustration. to investigate the records of all li- Td PUT PROHIBITION TO A VOTE u he had . 2 ‘7 - cht ce “TDennhkhen 4r'were are morea men censed chauffeurs and that censed chauffeur. drove a light! Deunk: : livery truck into a group of | I | the community now than be- to accept their statements as tc oe law. ‘said the agiSSo0ur:! a ie te ’ Rehr 2 6 > a way Cemeter? ff lievor. He says he drank —— Sts “the | 0 oe ee ie F th St f Be Val : f liquor le sa rt or y of Stat the issuance o Sod, : rom ore oO tt ues Cavanaugh is survived by: nar- ie “er the @& eigen t to steac his x 3 > Neenses is a perfunctor?r : m=t ition , e er eae — a ; 0, %s 7 7 ents, Mr. and Mrs. John C ‘avanaugh nerves, but as we have Rts ib ttfon, ot ; - aly provided _. Missouri, was adapted last night ‘ r Th “mp y provicec at a-mass meeting in the Firss Regi- Jie Bedroom Sets Datrenettes Overstuffed Sets ahd two brothers and two sistere hard liqvor should ‘not be availabie |. utomobile c OR eaten: omobile commissioner, -.nt Armory, under the direction of Bookerases Dining-Room Sets R Smokers’ Sets He was emplovred by the H. Pauk either before or after an accident employe of my iffice, is @ Sons Showcase Manufacturing C “another phase of this matter ts nest aio pee tence Stag ym A Anti-Prohibition League of Mis- Book Fnds . Floor Lamps ; Fifteenth and O'Fallon sireets at en ee eee a Me our The purpose of the ele-t.on Break/fast-Room Sets © Heaters Stoves : Atthough he Was not the sole : id - : ot . &- .a¢ ition co I i ‘ everr emoke- Nahogeny bese eve com™ pete 'nc*sdiag - ramests . floral patternea. Genuine is Going to Be Hard te Get. | perectsten, | Maniipany’ Gutunend | ; 3 S.ancé anc tal Ask Trac «zx shedes: esgorteé celors: pull ckaizs | ; see nee 1 aoc tre sechets Tabie Lamp ...........$i2.% | Metal Lan. with art A Few Advantages in | \. ther Smokers up te $22.50 aur tae’? ee ne row . Merry Christmas in Our Tovland No Down Payment Pay Only for a Few Records | = "y — Special Lew 7 erms . , ——- Child’s Kitchen Cabinet, $12.85 New Fresh Stock ¥ : — = ! Red Folding Table, $1.75 Choice Selections \ 1 | Red Chair to Match, $1.25 | First Payment in January & . i if . All Kinds of Games. Complete Recor. Stock | s 4 — \ | = $8 to $1.50 As world’s lan ine Viiv ‘trola. oo earl One prepa /xow ine Vie ‘troias in e FLAT TOP eonso! that make ordering reserve anv Vietro!) talking machines ence. You get certice at n all sain reserTrvat lon S+41.>. r ROW 4 Open Evenings Until 9 W ! | j _ bi . Rig, br Lght, shiny Hudsons. Fords. Cad U Li ZLE a = = “a, — = x ; and fully equipped with all acce R R P3378 to $750 $5.65 to $2750. Trade Mark Registered There Is a Style, Size and Price for Eve az Louis PEANOS, ORGANS. HARP. MUSHKAL IVNSTROUWENT< “World's Largest Victor Dealers” gh oe & : Hous FRANKLIN AVE ‘(acta 2 § = | SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER — - 3 eee ee Between Tenth and Eleventh Sts. few (Caruse Recerds »rrewld he aor ~r ew ~ OS aes ee eee — = —— we ae ses —_—

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™“ SUNDAY. MBER 17, 1922. Tl itv | i ARS CaN BBP Sac. City Se auee ol of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the any Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000 ‘STILOMS POST-DISPATCH 11B — -— sy -—_ —— - ~~ ——_ f ESI | | Disk- Wheel Roller-Bearing & $ COASTER — 8 and 10 Wool Blankets Electric a $3.98 Silk Bber tired. disk wheel | 7 " CML G|® Dye De . [ES Getter Be ST LIKES te A Useful Xmas Present orl Heaters NS a ESS Ch — 1*&% we Gray with pink or blue $8.50 Value m um silk and eS Se eee Tor ggg = + 2 oA ~ Retasten Paras we dise feather, in Cleanser ... .5¢ eae assim | | ~~ black a Se [S an ESSES Aafavi © 6 “4 és r, 2 4 rr : . , . ¥* ; . ‘ X- 253 ; ‘ Wy . ' I 4 r re. . see Ws 4 Ae * i % t rimmed ' —~S Wes Ay a {vats; | ee hates Shiny baronette ae b lo uwse- ty. od, . Satin Hate in pokss, : ++ M 3 Gl bac em- - IP i ' | off-face styles, trim- Aer, SPs en $ oves a k «& ‘ mm ; 4" ” . ' med with flowers + ‘. Browns, wavy. and embroidery in Excellent qualitw cape leather 69c Value | ; im ith blacks; sizes broidered. @ ‘\S Women’ s fancy Tea Aprons; of . a Sask eit for juniors, Values tassel - backs; : , Weg i 2 te pearl, henna, diack ' Gloves with warm fleece lining fine quality or- FAULAA p rig? art , arlie e Perfectly . * ' 4 2 serges and tri- cotines., (s - gift supreme. ' ea : a A Mi Ne : ene Bhaihbers produce | Be Xmas Waists | Girls’ Coats | Girls’ Dresses Women's Benin (J en’s Unionalls ulated tone, entirely | C .~ ’ $1 98 * . a het S % Coat Sweaters P Men's blue or Khaki Untonalls: noises which de- | : 2 ht by 00 oe snttesy poe Sf. es $1.98 $I. 99 Zest quality, woo! | mate of Cte ae many Phonographs. : ae el ae 7 TEA ) o4. | 34. every garment frowd value’ 7.5% $3. 98 large sizes to use and bullt to : Good All Week 7S, ice | a” SLSR] se Te Gog] ween ET gg Sue gL , $3.50 valve: Beuly polished ma- Weet Stocking Caps A real live Santa Claus yoxes | | ane Ee ons at not tame ey the most beautiful By Bore and Girls here—bring the children. : home. | ‘or combi 69¢ : Petticoats , ‘ - 1 ©e ™ e : jersey Petticont Havin sin 1] MEN'S XMAS SLIPPERS, $1.98 Two Player |Toys FoR LESS||- 22 HLER — : ROE A . With or without Senge ie Monday, another day of excep- | iasiieseen’ s $1.50 ° M O N EY H E R E valued vaute | tional Shoe values, featuring Felt Slippers O la S ; -$ AC . : i Women’s High and Low Shoes, Big variety of colors, i! 2.00 Ame ‘rican Flyer Train on Track v4 jed fi values to $5,00.. Many Styles Een cieces Maondey’ ae ae Soe waenmee, Sines Sees eee . ° F ee Girls as ‘ $3.00 All-fron I-ixpress Wagons Y be » ol were i = . 3 oi “ Extra Special $1.00 Iron. Express Wagons, at.. $ — patent, ta a! Mi in leather enty : $2.00 Baby Shoofly, special. . . Men appreciate Slippers for / _Giris’ $3 on. Shoes £. n sgle, starting De- “ es ‘ember 18th and con- eck. You will. find 5 for $1. $3.00 Fire ss: we Tennessee : and $3.50 grades, special at cur styles allaas ; $2. 69 and $1.98. “ty the = ‘ £ ty ; ‘ } favorite selection a mong these ste $2.00 American Bascbhall ae | : : . Chests | | Nice. soft, kid leathers, black or let — afc to $1.25 values $3.50 Child's Laundry Set.......-. ’ 59c Hardkerchiefs t , tan. An Romeo ; f. ‘ $4.00 Dressed Dolls, imported : 7 Tant ote od Cedar Cheste: , 72-inch, very fine quality n .* or Eve? et ‘ Women’ Ss $2 Felt Jullets 5 Ch ~ tm J $6.00 Imported Jointed Dolis............... . $3.98 Ladies’ white, som finish, hem- ce i ri, ris as $4 $1.50 Imported Dressed Dolls................+. 88c stitched lawn Bandkerchiefs; with Christmas gifts. Regular $2.50 Tan go¢ iglish o~ — i, | nat thaduatneil . = ou , > , bef Christ- RPcKaES 0 , with a large size mirror, 3 totlet eS 98 i Ge Sreegre Fem corm a6 oeey ema onss Deters Cee a Gar ‘Graghophone — | ! FREE SALE is at Tc £1.29 a a ee ee ee ee a, 6 LOS ) 5@e pt. Milk age ; ims. 4 - ) = . a 8. &,...78e, a with single or Maxcnesia ...1 Free double satrap k ‘Pound. ‘bor: and absorbent too. Se ; “eat S38? SPECIAL QFFER. * i ocsirra: f Se: : “s Song splendid e 9 Two > it $1.50 and $2.00 Ba gets Fan a . ‘ T5c pt. Cod ver Oil néle; ola e i ’ . ; ae j ‘ chy ys Pants ul $ * . e Father ear aa Does Wonders for jose a Y *S Free kirtin ae, Sse : ubber Spens . Vick’s Salve ...77¢c the Face ieee - Free f Made of exceptional fine woolen — rials in aifty modele with pleated back, 60-inch all ’ S , -* ’ ee es oot pure wool ig 1 Ser = Waterbury’s Cod , -_ ¢ 85e Ib. Cotten.1 Free Rugs—9x12 ooo oe a SNe nee Ske he | Skirting in en ettract! aid = liver Compound .68¢ | Removes bla c ik $50 American Oil 4 cds ah > ager’ moaned ¢ for the boy. ee ge Sa 42 75e Baume Analge- heads and pim- ‘ 1 Free $20.00 airn '$ Biges & to |? years ~ popular stripe . Sie ples closes enlarg- ? T5e Rubber Oleves high- grade bur- Ree llar $1: , Ph patterns $1 tIronized Yenst. » © - ' 1 Free - lap- ba k cork Lj All at. per yard.. Tie oi » oc siight imipe ’ Tablets. .3 or Si wid makes the ok] Dn soft and smooth. ‘ 1 Free fectiot 4 [A de: » Assorted ¢ — ‘ 5@0¢ Cocoanut Olt $1.50 Value ‘A > O’ Coats salits n't “2 piu an 25e Biue Jay Corn’ In order that you may have an opportunity to 5 agree gato. . ‘extra enecial ious Plaster ...,..170> _ , 25e Carbolic x Va Juvenile Overcoate go ese ee $3 Hot-Waier Bot-) Teceive the wonderful results which the ‘‘BON- ( “fas or Arnies on O eu — , made of fine woolen tles $1.49: C]JLLA METHOD” of facial treatment gives, we > “materials with in- 98c Canton 1.75 ! 30c Sal Hepatia lic | ; f | : A verted pleat, pack rt 45 All- $3 ¢ are making this special offer. R 9x12 . and beit all around Silks Ww | + in $1. 49 ) , ugs-— : Fann a heavy oo erge $2.09 ‘Douche Sorazp ) $1.00 Boncilla Beautifier.77¢ | 500 Bonctll Vanishing Cream > . annel lintn . reet shipment 41 —_ 69c . $1.50 Boncilla Beautifier.$1.2%9 pone ( _ Se: . “§ 3 te year. Regular es" spr . inches wide; al! 4 ec) - | TSe Bonctlila Crea Gold Seal Brand Co ; ex *y value. on Se — pure wool, fine twi!! . ale ee 50c Pack-O-Beauty 38¢ = 7B o neilla Face. Powder.6pe , : . ’ ‘ ° c Fords, Cadillacs ‘ | , —— foleurmn Rugs, size wi and liale Silké. in e ew na 2 and $1 B ’ B Cotton. 50c Bonctifa Cold Cream. .30e $2.00 Boncilla Sets $1.40 < 4 M : 12: sell regularly wonderfu! range of blac 1 19 a Fr ee eS ' h all accessories. gg aneed eee ~~~) 5@e Lemon | és $16.90: owing to mill im- colors. Cis or Per yard. 327 50 a perfections, special price sd . ‘ +. y : rice for Everybody. : . $1.50 to $3 $10 Silk —_* vase Box $1.50 Ties $5 & $6 Silk Shirts $2 Silk an er ers ane and. ahh Ties: a Men's new Suk Shirts; plenty of $2.50 Value i French Umbrell SB: . ‘ mM ré as + : Round-thread, white campbric, tion of patterns pretty striped soft-finish hemstitched Handker- and colors Wem rs, en’s ; —— size Granite Roasters . DIN ; é y Kid Gloves Women's pure silk ' s chiefs. Men's size, white hand- . We have ail *h? . : special Imbrellas; ivory ) & abe em- ; ' Pure silk Ie : tips hand!es: £ roidered in- : . IN . | reliable makes 10 & W o men's all aenken ” $} , ~ itial in cor _- 95 Fe , Hose; panel nll the popular Monda y fine, light- values at ‘ : ment . 7 et , ba . k, black . <a | “ey Pe t only. All sizes, “designs and sizes only e igh 4 x. 7 oe. as: ‘rench kid Gloves, 98 ; a ' . yt) s 49 ,2-clasp overseam ef VV 2 — $1.00 Ties leds er 4 stitching, ~b 1 a c k, Vi . Knit, stik 49 Seconds = . j 4 or grene- C - - dine Ties.. ' brown and gray...

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ee ———— oe -— ee eel SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 17, 1922. ) BILLION DOLLAR TURN-OVER IN U. S. FUNDS; NO EFFECT ON MONEY MARK lq | “YORK BOND MARKET _| DUITON ENDS i ) STERLING'S SHARP [- NEW YORK STOCK MARKET NEW YORK BOND MARKET __|) Ce tt —e ~ ee i . 2 : ¢ * § 713.000 vesterdas $7.151.000 a week ~—- =~ a ed ~~ _- « = = - .z> a a » . r . ; ae ay TORK. Lee. + Pan se week & year ago and 5,389,3;1 two sans _ omitted), with the high, low ane closing prices ». $7.7 90. & Year ag>. 3nd Oe ealnst 335.214.583.000 and $3. 6P1.519.000. two vears &&0. ; ba 388 58% last week 4. 731,36% = ‘aus! sales for the wees ou the Stock Ex: ' ~ 1, a “> se " . . ? inGgivi : . we * 4 : , = —- «. . - : > an , ~>- . , : > r . . P 20 Industrials 100..! 99.68 %. > — ’ S : = 7 =6 5 -- 1 . - * 4298 .~ oS .a' ive : ese er 2. 64.12 ‘pho 22, 25% ee ee ~ ow ' - * "Oo FRattroacs tUe@ o ~~ Tule eh de ‘ “ 7 UKs 3 his Wek Week Week Week. W eek fa: _ oe Ss = : ' Sail ” etfs, ~ ' ; ‘ | Januarr contracts selg up ————— 7 ‘ar 2} 2? FOREIGN BONDS 5 - : ‘32 TG points met higher and c . en i ai 4% ~) x. ; ie r FR = . - INDUSTRIALS. = : , 2 4% 2 =~. 4% SSX & 3% TR) = | ow oo ® ICN adi 7 | the geners| market c ee —— 7 €6©GN Oct 3 “Tis 302 1% on "sani > 2 oOo ——$ toe ~- ~ hee tome eee 8S éSSS —— 2 Pa TT ~~ VOD Cow rh pe Oe oH ®) 'S ~ OF ee rr — tO 9 es ae 9 Ot a , + oe * Mallinson Man £i _s Ay ’ yr ~~ were tnitial | ae ee | 1eisroe ) [ao see PSS CSTE . eo} «| ool eel | @) wey POSES EE TEE LE PF FTE SF TTS By Leased Wire From the New York Beress of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. Dec 16.—The Evening Post. in its weekly copyrighted finan- citi review says: “With dustrial news still food and with holiday trade develop'n well, the business outiook remains en- ecouraging. The steel industry is maintaining a remarkable high rate of activity, soft coal production is abote normal and ra(ilroad traffic ex- eeeds by considerabde the volume at, thie season in any other year in his- tory. At the same time the cotton consumption report for November, which places takings of our miiis at e figure better than in any other gmonth but one fm the last five rears sbows that the improvement ts rot limited te the metal trades. “Commodity prices also have con- tributed to the cheerful aspec's cf the situation. Cotton has recoversd from its slump of a few weeks af, Cy de ee Lol eve ‘er en Ae if tees ped ah LAR 1-T > 7 aH VEEP PE ECE FH tine FESS ELSES ESI IS Dag eo ~ ~ ’ 7% 2 | - LP a a « aC as > eer rrs a Bre o- ty oi" emit t “ase a) 7% re “ww - eo, Oru dotet Aek Suen “ ‘; - > «)} "eT “ise - =) Sts@ee-w i) = t ae . R: 63 ti hp 4 Se ttKR CPCI +m we mise was oy 7 é peer t? -* pe * ~ eecce! Dey ’ ' sy oe »* » ree Hit ot Lhd oe! + , fr *vew ore Ge = a i» aes , ; “es bo CO he +. ; P op PPS KS ~eweshe that the situs into 8 ryt with F with a9rcgeibie forgi 2 : Souther ;: debt to Gay which shall | conmidessbte Suaeaiil of aw! wih an agreement on That fs lead gro to better con@iticms. and thus . fevored:r, | india « China. but “ . : gx Pac Oe 40s cS disposi ion smocy ioc! SMM wp ts eqns fered that yon are f AILROAD BON “2 MAE 3%s 2 52; 6: 7 fidence in MMernetiqnmis . ah of your huge gem rbor 4s 85 63% 32 10 NEM 44s J cou a onmenee ae ‘er ~ me tn whigh are aiding the d . . | "ST «=~ -s : ' ; Rog ' ¥, prices and thereby aff egchanges. The present ae im ty cause ceTtigin goods to f ‘ y4 the dearest market. mm fe reduction tn age power of the dollar. ——_! estematically a rise ‘nx a 8 3t t this test facter w 3 the chief reason for 4 eo further rise tn the po ee, 4 ‘ it is a that ° 4 - 4a7% of our 7, iy LOIS VUvt . by real economic " ~ “The British Gererzmment virt B@eing nothing tn dollar exc Exchange rumors to the there is some possibility st loam here with the > 4 o- - IF De -1e - SioWise 5 oo ‘ue Sto Dirt comes ar ’ - ~~ ' rc ~~ ~~ me? ODP > ao 7 J? P 7) ares ioe 10M e e6e iswr @i ,; Oo P19) hero be ee , ak el bs ) et he “a i) titel LeLiititiedeterer . es - ~~ ra) TIiso-lee me ; : ) ‘ s re) " « J * oP Le » - ft) ~ ler _ tev ofe To ay -- Sr S x BO -1' ® -91 Oise r (pd re et ~weoreem-) 2 z ~ tates Po tarbe ‘ e ~~ Bis 1] eel ~ Hw we Gt ty SLA S ST lhl ool li phere "9 ; beyr ag fh Didwmiortr © a ‘e .3 ea a ‘Veoro - ‘MOG Btn Oe Y ek Lea! a) a0 . wr eto Dodd #345 bebe Pa en ¥ on 7 oe we ® Rope be F8S 8F | ote rT aR Pere wae» a ff. FEF Pat 2 ewseo¢ bt eh ’ A hee he ee | sae roernse, DY ge" G oked et re 7°? ) a © pe nd wes £F Hn UeDs 474 ey cn oe 2H us 4 “ee * «= ‘-# '* & ? : A462 + " st O° '@ewow@e-id » a - b~ oO? Perera Tere a ¢9- Aes i~e” 2 Ou rs lh ol tt > G@& PIS LE HA 7, we & 12 Dri ae 4 } FR! 8 FSS TCS ’ an a | ae he + pr i* nay DPD’ Prin PE et STEP 4 a 799 Dorr THR wy ‘are ! Le je. aD a g det ht one aa I2 a . bp AG Ao 21 bt pp 4 er Ft vrs wr 000.000 bales. instead of the $000,000 talked of when prices were at their peak. Reports from the th state that three quarters of the «4: a | crop have been sold at favorable | an@ that the banking and busi-. meses situations have Deen greatly im- proved thereby. Grain prices, too, have shown strength, wheat and corn teuching new highs for the present crop. The rise in corn its particalar- ly motable. the December delivery climbing to 76% cents. This ts some 30 cents above the price of a : ago. Notwithstanding trése evidences resources remain more than ample. while so great a financial operation as the turnover of $1.000.000,0¢0 in Govermment funds on the tax Gate. Dy hardly a ripple on the moner market. Rise te Sterling. “Eierling’s sbarp rise furnished. . the most spectacular «vent Prel Be ) at . ZB Meow »-'@ uo fet 80 3 TTT te pizt FF FLEES Dea -tGns ries I Deed & DY Wo -« PPro: «| 5@ Tis’ we 'onh +e ‘uw o) > rt 3 s ” tr tos CUA s ’ ~~ ‘> Leer ers } OT tok elon 2 ee oe ~eFraru, > 5! ad - yn % 4 tote * © -@isorw - € , ” Batcse CSTE FL FF TIS De ~~ J \e igen?» a fo “ee i- Pian se til eecee ” “ Set ey id a sae oY | ~De& lil eoeel cee! ~~ wes — he © ALBuW~cEEB..|: ai ot FPF FT LIF 19eD a oe 1s6eo PSS A 7 7 a i. tT ¥4 ” = 2 Cremer & 46" tes 165! MISCELLANEOUS AND TRIAL BONDS. & Ajab > &°R6. OF e- 9 writs ~« i ‘se > » ; [ed ; 56+ ODe19o a DHTrRane OUD ~ 3 i Dism *e Ji oHé- to humdrum funding B wil woe > bet 6D me 7 eS » De i%e o+ ~? et > PLE 4 Hl be] ts. the past tear our securtties. according te Internat Shee ptd. . . aTis” Magazine show a PD National Can@y com . . com. : a? Di _* a ‘De-5 | | lel | tT) Pee eee se éo the week. An advance of 12 cents SS" Y of twe Gars. coming on top of |chi P T Persistent firmness, naturally touchei ! 7 ea P ee '} Lae . -] nee DB p oe }’ a R x ime eee | oF rr s a) it , Pee SSC ARRe 1{HMis Vm Owrirsis ‘wi ¢ © 3 ino ‘ a oer kh te Se FP FPF THT FT @ t-teuge ea | ee yet O96 he Dee Fal ' - “) el Tl el ge: ) 2 paeer or r | ae ae es if th - Re i) t market ecaatily | with sterling bilis. It must De recalled that a number of cundi-. te strength tn the | l. + mr. 708. Ph © -- vy Pray " + y $3 = @: | ov) . ‘* ? i 2 oty 2 A Wee > , oe eee) 2 ee ws F -- ; -- ~~» sanuoe 90 S415 4 Pry Ad S44 STP ~~ “wowonr ute oat? re 4 Dr wee 49 -* Toth s rs Ie F ard - 2'§310-4 DBDs, | APE CRESS ES L ’ 2 4 ~« 3 ~ 25 D “we DG ia we ; ’ & 24 -_*-*7r 7 «= 7“ G s4 ofa ome oP 4 * _ rr ee © © - ? » commercial bilisa. eaministration tn En- payments on the cedt he@ Gone much te tm- oe) FP pise EE LESLIE LE ‘ es ~~ : vf fie +5 aS CP a) 2 '2 ~ a 4 42° ips wy dha oe «Ee | '5 ’ 7 - . >> \ 16 s +s * +, " \ ‘ ~ co" i> Wee $ Baie a ose yt #5 iff FSS SST sei 2285 ~~ . Fi) » -- ‘? o are CR me tpt . one ae ee + € ioe & combination of circumstances Sets the stage for a sharp ezchange when determined 5», RE appears. It ts tn considers-_ tiene of this character rather then tn P= tmagtnings of buge leans and. Ment operations. that the ex- Plangtion of this mariret’s beharior is found. Tmment of the conference of lied Premiers was regarded tn : quarters a8 an unfavorable ron Py omee, Actually, there ts little fust!- "Te for euch an Interpretation of t It te well Known that the Wished to postrone. after the ce>ar- the British debt woulé have been unreasomabdle to have ex- of ha We | s SURE re? T '* OS GALL OL TA yBurgeeeuegs: . r i ; - -) “ott & %-'.8 > ose o2 -- , 4 igus : ’ f +4 , ta '-1> PRO SFO ae ~'So poe >~Rw _ BS 8 ae : 2-ec'g! to the Post-Dispatch. sh eee OSTON, Dec. ; ‘edars highest orest and 1D ‘or the moe active stocks ceact - Tigh. : os 4 ra Fe. ere tee ; ' eS FF ’ - a ~ , ia ture AO We * A ’ »* eee ee eee | 2*8 or ne al y 4) ¥ é , | ’ Fy vest al o| oe ae “ue : yet ere e+e - . . oe Rees h + de b i bt au aS oe BRSPawk vF & EF ESR VE SL koe es ' PRNAh ee tio F-t1e Dis a a t oF » +2 (4o~O } | pet he bet ht Z" | ' hee 5 ee —T -T : oe o. , iY ae se ee 4 ae 4° 335822: rt 0A EE PERE 2 =) Sane PY yo o| soe! eel! z b-its2 BDU ~~ ‘a om! Bi ses ine tee , FSS Ve Omi r. his Bam Mie TTL stds ca ? ye és ivi eee i) sere PPDPRON *§ HOI Vow LLL ssl | e na fF wie joke te Lee SICH Ve ~~. Ya Fea Si ths. 6 CA LLES EE SA | »?) ) Ws a ro s # - seis poser ‘+h Or? Oe ) “> 4 iw | »@ >4+eeiOeyd -_ ke . ae LPL 4 - 4 ed '*D- Ba wee EK BC se «ft A ws ‘ 4 oa i Piet 14 SSF £ FHSS i. "?* - _ A i s BAe } id ae elt Geant Soger jabirshaw +e a a) : . : . »& 9 née con*inged sect toda ¥ rete ‘raking Pt lo ‘he 2 ' es) 7" “es : oa err i. 4 yy Frere ea 2319 oe he ; 4 ‘9 _ | i sa Pp ~ a + Be we \ . ry) o f ‘ps K is toery Pr? i pe be . . @nZ . rs . ' — CPFPPPAITFL APS ~~ oe - «*? 7nh fb ds | »* * TTT ol bs Zeer 248 ‘Diswmnaver > wi ore ' ei aos 4 Ee) ee aneoarh > oy a‘. ~ METALS AND POTTP _— —_ — FSA FR Fb a a t ismr*|"@- ye? 8% S 8a LF FAPL OS +*wed bd dt Pate Se -* ~~ 1 eee - 4 r4r4* A. JS ' ne’ Sie set i. ft a ) >+h4 11BHRH H&M. TAS 16 —Prices were Scom on the Three per cert rentes #&@ Exchange en Londen. 61 francs Foee per cent leans 76 francs » dollar was quoted at 13 fra: . Linns eee PEGA Te i SAPS FF Fa a S'-b- 1 Cae ee iga (oe nh® ~ aero ad eo Jd prone 9 A slealilae @ ee) | OPi9 0 ne ce oF hab . howerer . Sen a : a . ' =. = : i ~ ed oa . : i ee . : . - 2 : c : ae el . Q ary i) > ali incre Heerne” . i» Tre cent. . eros. ered ™m the Mexican olla. on . ‘ . . ng ; . J : , -— c | : " | ' — : : : | ; en short and three months’ bilim, 29-144 ent of another stock . : “oe 2 ‘Ret . , . te Lar R 4. 80, @l _ . ti S aa | x 4 -& @ivigené tm Pan-American and an in. / & © . . 7 : a a =o — - tr rate for Merican ™ ~4 be We Have Orders— To Sell 20 Cemwvith Fim. (Pté) Oe a i PTTodiil a ee ee Paedieea ose ar} irk ire) | FPF witil ,) aE © heehee ») hk Le bY ied Le i waned hee ne nn Si A. G. EDWARDS & SONS ee ee STOCKS, BONDS and GRAIN ¥. Marks alee ket today wag steady and emchanged at 34Xc more favor theugh actwal tor Cubes cost and freight, equal to 5 52ec Soap A Fema ew Se SES Se =I 6% ‘500 and $1000 Denomination —Interest Peyable Semi-4nnually kK : . . | D ] “50 the . ’ | [INANCIAL DIGEST’ cours Secured by First Mortgage cn St. Louis Improved Rea! Estate | | | | late develepments on many of the We recommend them 2s an absolutely safe invesimen:t = ne Se Fer cireuiars. erite. pheee or cali— : ° Hemmelmann - Spackler “Saar” Real Estate Co. S.2 ee ee

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a eT eam i ti | ST. Lous POST-DISPATCH, CH. | SINDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 199% ST LOLS POST-NISPATCH RKEP WHEAT AND CORN TOU ICES FOR ET (Wi INU CORN CH NEW HIGH PRICES FOR RECENT CROP DURING ON ENDS HIGHER PREGTATION Ut NEW YORK CURB -* RECEIPTS HEAVY WHEAT: AND CORN CLOSE __Ciises Forti [Bit a ood Pose]? HEN YOR MAMET ISU FOR YEAR 257 scenes cy, MOPROES LOWER WEEK ON HIGHER SS. : ss rll eta, Nar ant two cite Cy! January .. 410.30 10-27 19.30 19.25) | BUTSE eo Adak St - : omitted (exce cas f 5. sales of which are in full) xcept in the case o ST Mav ca 0.57 10. 10.57 40.50 $1000 with th nd j " “Anal 000 omitted: a saies of bonds are in terms of | ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXC HA — " NGE, SSUES OF A — tiny Aaak aegd the eas aces at | "Cckate Re Rete wheat eve | s ——ig.05i),38 ars tge at 7d igndtavan a Weta es eoceen — 1 Ww . c _ t a wheat crop January... .. 27c; sing!es at Cc ee~ tes et ec. 262: rick. Southern Spot Advices Factor in the Week. End Trade. Amsociated Press. Be on Advance in Sterling as ag 16. oe CO‘ le ya . r teZ nearly ail of yesterday’ , ~s ) v's trading, ‘owing ta ice mean : Rate—Govern- over European prospects an firm spot markets in . ee, . | tracts sold up to . y irtuall Doing. er and closed at ry Vi y , ert _closi ' ' ‘7 4 | in Dollar Ex-.} 4 It Is Declared. High. Low. __iese Sales—sTOCK! em ; Sa lee SI OCKA. Low. . | . .¢ eee ‘ - ; and c losing and previous - > SMESTIC BON DS. - | Ryan’ Con oS Te COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS. a aa Wty end Che ete. | Of 46.000.008 bu more than anticipated, ac- | May _ 10.50 _30.60__ 1030 $gistes at 27 we: " . | ve - P y and Chicago may- cording to th® Government report given out culate ~ PIGEONS AND &SQUAHS—Live pigeon. 1 per Kets Sapulpa Refin te | Pa a * a - aay e-* ad — Last rev .- e ; 1 a ee Ce ‘late yesterday, and of 16,000,000 bu mo Week ' _ = 3 y, © u re $s o . High Low. cy "Fost i rye, a t * 1 per dozen; common live equatde at —— 21) 916 34. on 497 . itil lowe est otal of 62,000,000 bu more bread- P her ase per sma Sh Ue ~~ ¥ . ge " 107. ‘00% 95.937 BAS % DE PARE R Ww HE AT. ore ——= | stuffs than we thought we had raised, every roduce Elsew © gno 4 “y PN gen ve | -— ~ ou w i Sheep . 11.067 a 74 St bs le 133. "133 one looked for a collapse tn the bull market.:| ———— LIVE POULTRY. —tewis. a we Bou P ee SS he ae |: Horses & mules 1.823 2.812 3 ni. - . 336 121% 124 . ‘ There wag liquidation at the start, but the NEW YORK, Dec. 16.--Butter firm: pe-| jer 37e- light fowls, J1c: cocks, “ee a ' . ci. : Qttewew=pe ‘ ' 113% 114) , o% |de@ine was hot so big as expected, and this geeints 5571: creamery firats 40% B52 14. " the 19 - k } tates (i! ‘ ~ - , X.. 431 i . 4) _brollers, ‘ec: spring chickens, oes Texon o y! 2 Totals... 150.808 142.903 189. | it ae : encouraged longs to replaces lines. and later Eggs firm: receipts 6046 : State and nearby norns #ndé blacks. lic: cavoas - MAY WHEA a rally to above the previous closing level.| hennery browns extra 64@66- Choose | over. 27¢. capons, 6 ths. 23c: slips. ibe. cw — os a ° FH OTST TES 2LOP f naconda 7s “29.1034 4Arm & Co 7Te...1048 th Steel 7s "223.104% eth Steel 7e'35.10° Ros & Maine fie 95 of Qe Se : | July acted strong. steady: recetpts 1330. Live popltry -toeady chickens, 8100 turkeys. hens . einta the ‘heat f the «eas ae. 314 1 ‘ a 2 There wag a bullish tone to the foreign ad-/ chickens br express 22@23@¢. Dressed m ul- 4 tom = evs. Alc: cull trr- With receip.8 toe ea 7 oO a “nee } : d * 4 =F ‘ : ticee Argentine eal les te! ling of a reduction trv steady. prices unchanged. - ° (hog vricee ruled slightiy iower during wt = _ — in estimate of Bouthern viellJs and Austrajia‘’s CHICAGO, Der. 16.—Potatoes siiahtly past week at the St. Louis Nationa! Mtoek ; - = _ _.__. | Wheat oom estimated the surplus of that. stronger: re ‘etpts. 14 cars; a .. & — 'UCcK + , >. ; : et : to a Lt) Ny b he country for export at only 82,000.000 ments. 321: Wisconsin eacked and bulk ; ,; young guineas, _| Tarde . Sheep and lantbs. although fairly oes 4 : 12% 114% -5 : Muenos Aires market closed unchanged to round whites, 85c@$1l cwt, Minnesota and | . 31.7 mild ‘| active during the fore part of the session, a!- ee. ae . __ ae * + 6%, %d higher, indicating that litle alarm was! North Dakota racked and bulk round whites, RES S'. Uy. WY -ttenan — Inte ~e so eased off toward the close of the week, and DECEMBER CORN ———~ | felt in that market over crop prospects. Bftn-)Ne 1. $1.10 ewt. he ‘ | ens, i740 a, entek- material declihes were ‘registered in steer | > 75 S5p | DPePolle cash wheat premiums were Um-) CHICAGO, Orc. 16.—Poultry—Alive high-lang 2 -: brodiers, L4%c: capons, 267%3%0; White et ' . . Fay ~ os , 74% $" “anged to le higher. and Kansas City cash er: fowls. 14@19-: springs. 17 %sec; roosters, | ‘ turkeys, dry- picked, 4ie¢ Me cattic ard jearliags. i steers and vear!- : Fy "44 ~1 3 - ‘ | wh eat Was umchanged te ic lower. Milling -13c: turkeys, 35c; geese, 19¢. \ Oc: old toms 37e; ings Geprectated in price under a compara- _ Me, femand for cash wheat was indifferent. Ex- | (CTITCAGO, Dec. 16.—Butter unchanged. tirkevs, Sassy ducks. 17@2 Le: ‘gota ” tively narrow demand» most other classes = H.. “ol at need the finieh ean” KANS £3 Errvy, Mo., Dec. 16.—Ecgs, 2c | 18047300 _ at ra ase eonrens un te! strone Receipts of all cattle were mod- JUL ~ | cember closed $1.25; May, $1.23% @1.25%4:| lower: firsts, 45c: selects, 52c. Butter and underweig etc.. Rs ot 3 wanted. » te. the six-day supply totaling 30.916 | & “33 Se Sab ea, | PMY, 91.16% @1.14%. | peultry unchanged | SP dan ee Tn! erat cogaition — or an average run, of 5152 ver day.i chi oa ue 1, Gy ‘ |. The action of corn was much the same as | - | sithisniatiiiitigsali . 3 per dea: trtrted, efr.. lene. tn oF ‘the etteriad wee silantty jee Py a ER eh , wheat. The Government stood pat on ite , VEGETABLES. | arrivals includ severul dro\ ft —_»——- . . —__ +82; ovember figures and the local experts foun ; ( as G ; : proved, errivals ncluding | se best ‘of which el DECEMBER OATS themselves out of line in their estimates. | | h rain Prices BET TS—H ome-crown : 50c hem; ' in full loads scored up te $13.75 per cwt, cr) 8 SR re 46%) Rei, Compared with the Government. This caused-) —— est: Louisiana, Oc te O0c per dozen Punches : the highest paid here since 1920 Li T 45 454h- 454-33 selling at the stert, but later there was a CHICAGO. Dec 16.—Wheat: No. 2 red CARBAGE—Wisconsin Holland seed, sini Herefurd veartings Drought (nis price ; ae err — rally, Shipping demand for corn was Vight. $1.35: No. 2 hard $1.2 3% ai. °4% Corn. | tv 3 ‘ ner ton delivered. ithe sale was toillowed by two loads of } a MAY OATS. aia Mari Recelpts continue heavy, but country offer- eo mixed -: LF : “ARROTS—Oid home-grown, $1 per bom; coupin. County. Ili. carling | steers. 1127 sid | 8 eae | 47% | 48m ings were reduced by the indieposition of loca! “4\%c: No mixed 7 . : Mo. | Michigan sacke?. $1 per 100 Ibe.; rew Lew” 11082 Ib averages ‘ top for | . 57 46 %en 46% houses to bid for corn. Corn finished “ec! ve ’ 26 ye aTA ine: ; y , @ | Istana. AOc to 50c per dozen bunches, ade less than load lot: as 2. er cwt. Paid SIE ack) ST kK, ———— ‘ewer to Se higher. December 74%c, May; 75c; Ne, yellow 72% @T%c~ No 2 n CAULIFLOWER—California, $2.50 for a fancy yearling t! aled 1259 Ibs. | —+ — , f..._. 7ée, July 73% @73%c. : No. 3 white 74% @75c. s | OS ee ee medium in ous ‘ , bs +l igb Oats were inclined to follow the trend of | No. 2 white 06 ine? %c; No. 3 white. 454 | ‘ELERY—Caltfornie large crates, 34 Pt > 2 * er et eed et ed —) — ee ee aoa 4) * "te ww (‘ontrack t‘ontrasha! «-T 80m i¢ nad the ring, “a Started ow an advance of “ ail initial upenenged to 6 | hitial offerings we > aa esting that the 7 Cable te the Poat-Dini grtcn +4 Bn — market in “ Evening Po 4 : nm, @ pric , ‘ a Liverpoo! buying. covering, ¥ Bm, Dec.-16.—Arthur VF Kid. | ‘commission house demand. men of the Bunkers’ “g.gazine | not active or genera), t« % ‘editor of ‘ne, Londen | — in financial !e@view to- “* within a fe iy : Europe 's fogarded 2s. we mere favorabie It is be- ~ the situafion may de- . A ppt with France with aUpcgsible forgiving Of the Southern mils besos aes to Way which shall bv: quantities of heavy | ' an "agreement ab» it x 2D Mwns. That in tura gras, pally to better Lu- material vyesterda: f — , 2% Manchester cable’ | ticoms, and thus affec:| SOFT PEC FS 4 Lo 9 are: @; hs “Be. oe tome oe TTT tS PO SST 8g tm ae “a8 Iron & 1.58 FedLB 4's new.100 OK - ue e oe Uh ee a> x eer A Dw DUIS AADrs io mis~— Saas ~~ (;air Robt Te ; {sen Asnha!t S«.. “~* ww “+ —s ) — ee ~~ — ) * D> 395> -) ) « al 22S wt ai — ~ rr" 4 a oe Ol aw ede & . av Ps rr" cet | om HW SO-1S Di -s een ~~ = = a 5 ~~ S-90 > os 2 f- - - oo ih te ” oo . i> 2 i) ’ ae Woy we = R Aiden Coal MA Co. ee Buy Bs ot ne ye 2, Bee wee es ow ao p- > D : = -_ a Toe DW of killing steers m . ity. varted largely trom 3%, to $4, ine other grains . ‘as poor. | 46c. Rye: No. 3, 83 dec. Barley. 65@74c LETTUCE —Fieci@a large hampers, ($1 fehl narket closed dull and - osses of a hi ” — ai Oats ‘ed anchanged t0 - Fay er ‘ | anos seed, S60°6."% Clover aeed. Si 4@ | to $2.95> casee. &?. California tonbers. ‘Bie. avbly to virtually ali Klilers except “the ‘ mh > eo. :§ TO a] a Previsions were firm TAght offerings ware Pork. ‘nom tne l. "hit $10.45. Ribs. | New Orleans short nalmaDure. $1 to $1.25. ito prime kinds Sto Ker and feeder steer . a a __ MAT FF 3 ’ F. again a fac’ or. # ard closed 5c to 7 Tle high- & , 50@%11 5U PARSLEY a he er Goaen «e a Sinner certs in the Want, snpemaees | Ca | 93: “$2 ler and ribs Re up KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. 16.—Cash; | bunches: 86 to $4 per ba - & mean ciose on which all of the early im- ——__— ouunaael i Te ee Pees a sents Ps weer -“ No. +7 - wa S PARSNI Home-grewn, $1 t $1.10 per on oT aa mei $1.26" = : rhite. > |hu box lane: northern. $1.75 ner LOO pon wa ro 2 ° D192 e SSG nal wa 5 ‘ ~ ote ot Dt he “-~ S* eye *e tee ODO. swiswis 3 ° : t little more business with ” oy Saeeee BUS at Sradaee” etices. The ‘g hoe Golf Supply. provement Was ‘liming | he practical —v rs. to attri y “c roe 8 5 rl range for the feed material Was ‘ a . . . ~ . 7 tone of the market here to —- 4 red that you are feel \ 9 4 + ‘50 to $8 6 fhe butcher yearling mar- Grain prices closed mixed at the week-end | Meek ago and heavier than 2 yea. ago, being | a2 -: No a. 7a T2%c a | “4 ite rurwet Te entinuek rons! conditions eer BUGS Gere re- + 13-18 1% ket at the Weenx’s opening, but the close was S*#sion on the St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange | #71.000 bushels ‘ , ~ gs rh R47 tc: No. xed, | burbanks, $3.15 to $1. '30: Wisconsin rurala,,- by continued talk of “ loan te 4 , wag are aiding the rise jn "\ ah 9 | mean on the piainer Kinds in particular after an earl: lower range. Julv wheat fin- Prirmory shipments of wheat were isiahter “e : aw - 54@ 60¢. Barley. 64 4 ’ | uk - ] dad the firmer ruling of coti- ’ ct 1% Cor wae ae Some of the better droves sold around Ss and | hed te higher Corn was higher to lower, | than a week S and ‘\wvler than a year | H; v cha ged. . prices and thereby af ‘ ° orp * 3 cal ) “ " o, bel 73. bushels. ¢ hi ts | 86c. ay. unchan _ GREEN PEPPERS—Fiorida. 1% ~-bushef - Radio C OTD pfd | ; >). _or betier followed by gt _— s at ) Ps ocak! cash grain market red winter | ago, nex 77 us rs. ra fF pmen | MINNEAPOLIS. linn., Dec. Pf erate’ $8 te SS. nt c¢. 16.—Spot cotton hanges. The present «f- ie Repetti Candy . . 36.75 an anne:s down te butche a to Ps higher. Rectnte ch peo — 3 Te pa a8 609} Le ae, —Casrh, No 1 Northern, $1.93 % @1.40%; ONIONS—Per 100 poun is: Red, S7- white, Cc. ‘ws : ra , 1 * . cows annet from 333. ov t >; ' Ngent and deman etter Hard wheat © Vv ’ Pins use , em $1.22 M $1.2 ‘ee ! ‘eed cause ce in goods to flow : 7" + utte? A» nominal. (ash corn was steady to . OCats shipments were l'rchter then a week | December, i ay. % ~_ = uy, 4 the dearest market, whiie ; ——- Coal ‘a 4 v4 31 31 ane sabi a at ' hy + hy " . 5 - iia ’ | jewer Demand oll futr eck seni , ago and lighter than.a yar wg0, being 424.. #1.18%. Corn—No. at enaay abn ze: G REEN PEAS—Alabama telephone, $5. ot" reductio in the interna! 2% . to $2.50. Beef bulls Garr¥ing w »» steady to Age higher Demand was fai: | 000 bushels. . aN 3 white, | a iC. sar IRy. | “" hampe ORLEANS. Ta.. Dec. 16. ll : : = ‘a ‘ . " 107 = — vaiyed at $4.25 1o $5.85 aad leche - The early range of prices was da@nward learances today were 6, 000 bushels 2° ty No. @84,"% c. Flas-— | RUTABAGAS—Canadians $1 to $1.25 Pera at and changed Sales the — of the dollar, there j 5 Argentina "7, °° nN 10 % an = > “ : ad ~ . influenced in nart at least by the revision | of wheat. 69, 000 bushels of co "000 har- | - 2. 16.——W heat—N« a’ aring ‘ ‘ the cl me the unew to 28 POO! Cc lnse@ lid Ov @T ts ly, + >} ey Cort and flour st. « J ALS; D “eF Poa ag = gt ~ hell. 7: h ‘ Perm: ‘Aa Thc. ate ~ TOY 7 — : ° ) ” : we “ ~ ; “ .~ 1! d th ‘ 4 on ‘ : . . : > 7 ', _* 3 2 Ow 1] - ‘ stock =66.7 ‘the chief reason for an-) | . I % — went ee S te $0.50 ee ao e: ag the trend af a 2 Jul St. Louis Cash Grain. ¥ - No. 3 mined, O67 %c. Oats—No. 3 Mt low, ——— — de : % ——— ae ee . ee? | wh Si. we 2 73ic. and July’ al Se te iy : No. 4 white, 43% @ 44. ae further rise in the po iad. wen of Peru e ‘or Ist of 10% — Le ew a sold ee poeses e2 =e weet wt may SO. 10% and ay ” Sales were or gee arket todayy eo prices >. . Dec. 16. unitamasnentacltiune ; erat o ~* th th u Orv - Je +t, ' me c u Maaing ) } » j . — 2 aa ‘ . si 4 i i , ° a £ ’ ; : = : - , ; a eeeeeeres = “ Rus Gov Bhs Winthers Mot 10% 0 cares of South Texas steers sold in the quar- , he ay gd Northwestern markets com \ od -No. 2 red winter. $1.3 1.42, | cash. 1318.93; December, $13.55; stazen, | § oR NG SS 60... . of our eeey 8 Ue > Rls ef 10% aniline division at $6. a strong price bined Saturday had 1200 cars of wheat, No. : winter, $1.35@1.36: oatlacks $13.60 | per “-bu. hamper for dark gree 4 >- ouis ocks Wiel By real economic condi- | awe @ Cia) efe ._ 2. ; MINING e a re compared with 1553 a week ago and 128] | $1.3: MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dec. 16.—Fiour——- SPINACH—Home-grown, to 8Oc. per* | © 3 Se SP teen Ee 1OAty @ & Alaska BC ° 0 8 Hog Prices Decline. _ > be +4 __Nog d. $1.27@1.32: garlicky at $1.27 iv Inchanged. Bran. §25.30@ 20. nex... ae 20 Sof Mex Me a0 38 Alvagade M temp ctfs . , 3% * : towards a lower lieve! rhe surprise| 10 through Hay receipts were 225 : te, c ae . better position than they RAN Nas is law 7 ee : pe debt funding deputation leav- ,. RV es 2 : ev SMin.. | ie that the market is holding as weil it} local an gh | / y ac higher; good de-| There have been several deliveries | CRANBE RR Ee—-Cap Cra EE pee ‘enn OF f ’ Ss ‘* | does considering the export situat! imar ceipt f wheat were heavier | ~~ ~ purchases abroad. Demand. seneraliy + $8.7 7.2 te red, to Majestic probably will! Cou nn O18 . « 4 : vation. | = SP Pg ee a Deeenaael . a4 ey > ite. . : dened to take ta.the better arad oe | 7h $7. 25, late red, $6 ' blood and upward, The market is very | @4 LEMONS -Fiorida in jobbing ¢200s8) atias = ’ oe he ) lan ave ein “seh _ much | in the hands of the ‘houses which own * Pe » one _““nvide &4 «eo Sh TR the past year our stock . Nes nil of i or fh ative "Peg © " ~~» jo Semen avnen 1 Ag ere ene Pegs cme. aa = @ecurities, according to 387 “eoaxy m az : roe Croemie 7Ac 3 4 ly an 20 to 93.60 marke , low | & — fesues selected by the | °00 Vacnmm ;, 3° GelAfeiA DM 0 4 -_ for the week Satwrda) ‘Magazine’ show a net ap- | Goldfield Flor. . | ef about £750.000,000, or : M1 Div. . 'y 14 per cent. The et te pretty equally divided. 2 interest and variable ni ee: ‘ It ts considered ok during the new year ome th later issues rather than wness there is further MH econemy, which {s checked | Moment by the unemployment . : . ' ‘ : : : ati . ‘ ’ ~ ‘ : j is some gener nA a | ureka POL ® ) 1° Gon teria Min. 3° 3° the preceding week and 91.500 the 5,340 last year, inc! loan here with the idea, ' mp (4 , Cont Mi : " . _ sponding, period iast year in view the # bnrovugn Oats receipts, which were 4 1 . — ~~ , , * | Reiies everywhere it i ur- compared with 88.000 a week ago IwesisHtHd = > a : ws x . a) “a . . - . -— aoe em _ ae aa eo er ss! - 5s . . aati . : ee pee none ee ee . . 2 . * on a - . - P er eta tn. ie eee >) ee teeter + fener Maye “ : - . . | > yD Howe Sound Knox Divide ee — setativel ' oe ra weigltalier louisiana Con.. N : Shipping derm McNamara . liberal in vo Nationa! Tin x m¢ lighter weigh! New Domin Oop . 7% Tt. | inguiry for st Nevada Opnir 7! } > ‘all or immune feed ne ~y tage f the recent heavy m arketi ng of ‘> ~? Nipissing 232393 ™ Ohio Cop Am Of! : - 72 Ray Hercules Inc Richmond Copper . gi) . : _ 7 ae s- fi ‘lasses > . ’ : : j Y! 4 5) re A ge a oa ‘ J ~ > VIO D 4) wy —~——4 5>D— ment Mystery. he present macguitude of our un- figures in the face of \ petates for 11 wmanths which ter turnover in the bulk | than even in 1920, when ng unemployment existed. The explanation, how- nye in the fact that 1920's > ee 7, '- Pernock Ot mt. > - - Ld €o~x . ~ - . Sheep arid larnbs the fore part of the =. «6 mmune stock T*nited Faster; 1 11. ] t pound $9. 9.75 Verde Ext "T % in ov t 225 pounds. > ’ scarent fice ks ; ews an ommen that the general kuropean situation an oy ( ‘f . . ol es %&: d 4 feed lot to fa‘ tened and 7. 2 } , > le —SPECIAL DAILY— could hardly be c! ared up without — an partaag pentine, — ithe aiding of the credit of France. were also rece!ve | |but so far this idea does not seem 59-5215; hoary Hotpoint FEleetrie Grill _..... Hotpeint Flectri- Pereolaters, up from. 810.00 We carry a complete Une of the famous Hot- - iM "Ss point Eleetrical Appliances at tilow prices. ' : en POKER CHIPS | ASH TRAYS | [| : | Pocket ke | By a Special Correspondent of the (to have ; d i if ; 3.9°5014.25 UIs ad ge oI -—Quovations a 3 . /tO Nay impressed itse on Ameri- fairly goods ones $1: vias 20. Pio | now $1 per gallon $68" ies Sele aao'nom York Post-Dispatch. 'can investors. The United Kingdom | gnes #12@ facets te ‘cules $10g11 Non-Breakable 39c A Ts Of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—The Ger- |5'28 of 1937, the purely inv@stment | native mutton sheep. $6@6.50; Streng. durable Poker faa een, ai Books bucks, $2.50@4. and canners, Chips for the card S = = » aoe in hbexes of 100: rother. Niekel. “ A very accepta- plas'es $1.00 value. at.....500 4 i™"er colored 7: eee 14. “i : , mays: | jmaking a ne high on this move- | os . in modes movemen [effect upon the bond market, but i > Receipts of horses were again gor hew My ar = fall “ 3 “a er ‘tn + ell. pera dN et | ossilb!] 7 did ent x - Som ment. Here the Aestimnony of the ex- | number curing the * —s Pn # none ) a ee ree exchange market in ba +h, ’ ia is = ae ot change market seems to have been Ao Ma ge Gasane in ie ee ~~ the te sy 4: bee) om ie : { - A ons a e a on listened to with respect by bond nrovi led fa' er outiet for a blox« ky en gone "Ti level staDdlished for steriing | e stockK exchange. Sopper and zinc |} stuff at moderate~prices, but were mot very x patinence in the buyers. to?! r the common, then ‘stocks were particularly strong. ik ' ‘ > tle demand “gnunrtine The pyrotechnics in the Pan- Railroad bonds moved irregularly | i:se! l-broken chunks and wor , heap bherges About! American shares following unex- : UR Dee. 16.—The venin ’ ato 00. Pewinte aT | bi med foreign exchange | man loan discussion again had no issue, were active and higher today, | Horses and Mules. : x. Our —— eo pl pe ston, oo oa and iy ee a : ported F’renc vory extra heavy weight, in plain +31) Alarm Clocks and Dubarry patterns, is offered at almost cost, Aj Bicte gee eam 89 large assortment to select from. econ A mee one side, rr c 25 os : ' Sah | today were, taking some falling 7 vere ao eee emer et, the fact re- of short sellers elsewhere. But be- i emaiuie tent ae sold above _ Re ncge mi — Besser rene Puta. 83.25 and $4.00 Jewel Cases $-.65 and $3.00 There was-a fa »~ most Vigorous ad- |. 4 a a aaa % . e e mortgage | } ; or \Vverman aliver in § (. om > "~ 1d thisythe incident was of no | Li tock Elsev yhere— ‘6 ” ion checks but purchase of = Were made in Londen tefore +0" is the same and the Ds stil] ? > the ives benutiful gatterns: curved to Gt PUSS- on -BOOT . DOLLS was fair. Opera@ons were a — commenced. a feature o! articuls importance. | et ae . ‘ Mave } . | ils : P I = conversiog privilege which. of THICAG AG! > Dee 16 —(U" ni “nited 1 States it Trica, ¢ . ’ 1 oe to S60) poul pu ~- F v4 grew strong and so were most ol the Lo- ss “Ra a Ob. iik '@ 1RO pound ~ ; . » , ° of conjecture as to what! baccos. Final Crop Estimates j averages. 36 OSs a7 top, $6.0; packing =. but the suggestion i«. P . . » ws, mostly 7 00 — te pigs, $e . J ad D: ineciurmn, be bard to maintain such | In the final: estimates, based on re. fions 5 nee ‘ hoge. b ge20 eht 1 rhta on transactions of volume i te ’ ¢ > 4 ‘a on " ight Sa. Da ; hi J cate ' In the last week, and for. The Bond Market. | conform with the Census Bureau's decet 20; packing sows, smooth, §7.40¢ eee Snore reanonabie to 1] howed niai crop prediction statistics. the prelin ‘ ; ugh. 7. 1547.50: shilling wigs. $5a ; n ‘ices generaliy showed 4 | jn, _— ; : eenér to . ’ ~~ aaprecia- Bond prices ¢£ ‘ ' i elements .« production announced laet ee E—Receipts. 1500: cempered »¥ ie? ions iB) neg lsh inagee firm tone dunrne ihe tw i. hours trad- inonth were somew how ft changed There was ok ae wef steers une. eri’ Di » Fa cents *todayv. The little change in ITAb- \8 reduction in ti carn ¢é adil saidiaaea . . e] n-between arades reflecti: meet de- ing é on FF: mers | the corn cfop of about 6 Hore. extreme top Chriginas yearlings. 874. cw Year, crown’ che: Ke ; ‘ . os . ’ oe eo Tye a * 4) e's ote i M of n* 1 . Inactive ‘ . and hieh records for the effect the Csovernments refinancing , 808. O00 oi 1.407 000 } ‘ made by Jeoprnese, Argetiine of@rations have had on the invest- | pyc) cic —_, Inquiries Invited 7 Z Cana Nan Wae heavy oa ‘Ket Fina! aoa etiow i “ , an 2 Aiaeo it wat tal ment nat : + ‘ ~ the . dies + ¥ ,ace and producti of the 4 icine | Fen - ~~ 2 = end of the en renct Reports of some proposed aid to | «pon, and farm values, ae issued by the oa SHEFRU—Ré@ceipts estimated 1000 A my checks then Europe which go far have had little | partment of Aeri culture, Washington. D ref week ago choice fat lambs of | wl o fearor : ? 2, a - waste h > E HAVE ORD 4 Kainet ; “O4 a yY im inte bonds fo he year 19” {t th CO nperisons for ¢ - eady ; beaty¥ iam? Ss Geveioped on an large scale effect on prices of foreign | previous year arm pins Ray lighter weightse weak ‘?krhane> an ft , : oreed Marks Up ay sible ) h fed yearling wethers, may have been responsinic for the Year sheep fully steady: feeders stra : > O15; ” | Ely-Walker Com. . , im the foreign exchange market advance in quotations today, particu- | oe ishels- In, jte 25c higher: week's top fat lambe.. rik 46 > : LIS AO to ‘yw bret ers ‘ » Regular Value $11.00 Priced at $9.50 ey $99.00 No. O, pictures 15¢x2% $2.00 =— = 23. much ‘ } . | ¢ - ‘RQ }1]#°2 ; ; : . , ; Butler Bros. k . to be the yp ae we | larly on the — of the ere meh 19°71 , ~ 5 * . ACK Ss, u if fat w ee ares $14 7. 21 % $s": ” 50 © a! $4.65 Af against a closing | cities issues. French Government {19° ” l lambs. $14 No, 2. pictures S14 -« American Stove $4 62 . French france ! ts uch 1f1n ‘ No. 2A. nictures t%x4 5% “er * © ¥ : . © made a gain a) 10 ont s while bonds were helped ut no SO much. ; : ies! i. Po -— The Kast man Z A k old- , Eastman ed | ‘ Junior with B hs Adding Gevances moderatel> German It has been noteworthy all through |in°° 1% “- B. pirtares 3% 44% .34.59 " ; > ' | Be: . ae vas urroug in more favor. though ac- > _ a 19°] 12 pound aged wethe on @ s ‘3 *- ling Cart ridge } @ f mM 0 . 4 ' ' a k | deed lens 6 or 10 ex- American Bakery Com pags? tiie’. The “ioeation T ne 123 | rote WEATHER ff] takes a picture 24x41 BRR | a : “pe Yetterday to 0155 of a Demend, 04% 1919 15.1 Weekly Butter Review. ‘ - wih ort ": iT . 3, Takes a picture it SN | CY EA hte LOV AKIA (par 20.3¢ per crowg): year OPKis uli¢ , CO acity 12 exposures posure s. > is Transit 5 b % o” aia De —uaiiinens 1 rkete apacit) 2 posures. i i. , per sovereign) — ; Demand, 32.0é4c. , 182 1479 CHICAGO, Dec 15 Loca! -uster mar! ‘ a | Ot/ «At s b t post : > Sables $465 ', crom-. PO!LAND ‘cente per mark)— pee m5 | declined three roints from 55%c to 67 kitted with R R. lens. | . 2/yx$' 8 inches, spout po Western Cartridge % Gays. $4.62 OomMiirer , > . * ‘. Mo. State Life / ®.B¢ ver franc) Poe Tr ver tT ee Ler a ae’ remained practteals The regular price ol~tlc. @aie ' , eard size. The best Camera é } ~ oA Demand, 2.52 ‘ ! own ae . ‘ — — a . > aes os ; : ‘4° An inctpen ‘ ~ ° F ; tate Life a ¥ pat bles. 7.50c ; ey me eee per ‘19.3c per leu— | UB Lbtae ey 0 - oom Pee ws t 2 posed Tnetin A, ‘ve. useful (‘amera 18 $1 1.00. a0 . + y | forall around needs of the nternati | : 5 +o. ” e ae ” ¢ 7 , | tater s di to elativel ttle novell: ' ° ic 4 e- f . onal , ” : - an jue r ‘ To 2 ‘ABTERN RATES £8 : hie Burplus stocks of fresh nutier one a iis — pag fore caste 4 $9.50 4 : : — 4 . - _ 4 thei rt in oe “fair” or . o “hs (par 19 rapc YOKOHAMA (ner 49.8 ents per ven )— et ey t : 2.2 . 3. a deme Dé “at ccm ae ee “aad? weather 34 hens We are the Kodak deta Oe of St. Lewis. We carry hundreds of Matake on8 ed . H ser, oo hy ey Sy oy™. éo va | ‘* 3 a: , a n'ess deman:! lem=eernus end laree sh. Pp. abeac. A hetter article then cemplete hne of sizes nad atyviles orice frem 56.50 te $100. We also carry thi a: ra . : e aL - gh. | binge int ‘250 o : Oo! of fereten stocks are received , neualliy offered at this pric’. ereloving supplies ard d one-dn 7 ee per : lbemand. 62. 7He: , oy 54.00c. ) The markets {er the week on BL eco , 4al . ‘ | nd de. ee ee | cablen “0196. | SHADES 4S ee | 2nn00COCO stark cloaed as follow New. York 54 ) pap ae oS 1 — — = a a —— ee os lS O14 | SIRE hah. “Sad en. Sod Plain.) “DAYLO” FI ASHLIGHTS 98c ’ — , —* 4 + Tt veabien. : Dermend. 53.00-; cables, 52.60c. | 199 Erece re FD Bde oe: — EVEREADY DA LO b ’ érackhma)— CAI CUTTA (pis av. %2.44c per rupee)— | 1p19 rs *e ' a ees Demand, BU &: cables, 3 i St. Louis Hay Market. Ail-nickel eaxe. «ide contect, combination le: cable ‘sc. OTUER EXCHANGES. 8 . : Timothy—No. 1, $20: standand. $1819, clip for carrying flashlight om belt or “ ' a ~ 2 ne ARGENTIXNG 2.45c per paper peso’ ; | : No 2 $16.50% 17. Clever re ne ge ket. Complete with 2-cetl 54.30 tubular ¥ : pa 5 AO, sha - Alfalfa—No. 2. S23: car damaged, “!» ' . bulb. Regolar & valine. | (oents hed ©) llreis)}— : os : iirairle—No, 1 “1% 50 : \ 513 ment gy: *s , ? — = ———_— oe. CHILE. ng, Me ‘ a ai a A | pened: Metals at s. Tomis, | New York Coffee | 708 Washington Av. a . . a Toute today . . Glee. .. ILE < ig 26 . lira i was une hanged in Ft ‘ eK _T “effer—Rio No ; * at S6.92%, per 100 rounds | NEW YORK, Deg‘ 16.—Coffe , — : ne. yh. CANADA ‘cents per Canasian éollar— Sis zinc also unchanged at $7.25 per 1001 7; 11 te, futures, s@dy, December, 20-020; | Barge a A reeer fe Fe YT a ere Demand, 90.06c. pounds. a i

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0 ee a ee gee So eee) eee eee epee — + -_ — - Se a were - ee tee —" on _— In denying application for appoin:- @ent of a receiver for the Hoxvchin Ssies Co.. 1203 Washington avence “if S-(up Sire $8.00 Value. “$5.90 against which a petition in bank™ @ had been filed. Federa! — Fars fi nirhty ached fateh - $esterday said from the benc j Gosranteed — e “Te has long been a practice this court to appoint receivers on ary } gert of an application Usualty the fi Gpplication was filed by a Janyer | ho nominated for the position | :. | = ‘.. —s — ~ rs 7 -_ copie Who visit this store are actual iy surprised at the remarkable values offered im this sa which offers the entire stocks o -E B. Rosen. thal-Ettlinger Co.. 79 Fifth Av. New York, and Berger. Raphael & Wile of 41-51 East llth St.. New York. ai almost one-balf of the regular prices. Come bere teomortegw end see these i MEN’S, YOUNG MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ RS 3 OVERCOATS or SUITS $35 and $40 ae ene SS : Qualities Beautiful plaid-back, herr Men and young mez — and a ee cee, oe 2g Ry veuths ef high Deme ana Aersevy Uverceats is Will find this a ‘belted or comservatire stries rfui let te choose from Suite of fine worsteds, cassi Pime woolen materials in verr —— ! ; ; newest stries Beautiful new —_—— Se SC eee patterns and Colerings mittures. Ai S'y eS anc sires . re == ——_ i, sims anc s.cu te. From the Besenthal-Etlinge- and Berger. Baphael 2 Wile oO = SAVE ALMOST ONE-HALF HERE eeaeay ON BOYS’ CHRISTMAS CLOTHES BOYS’ FINE $10.95 Overcoats and Two-Pants Suits | OVERCOATS of Woo! en Seotch ; dark shades, with full belts _ Sizes 3 to 18 years. SUIES, with pleated backs and full belts d knickers. Excellent patterns. in dark shades. Sizes 7 to 17 years. . Beye “Crempten” Cerdurey $5.00 Boys’ $12.59 Belted School Sufta 7 te is rears : Overcoats. > ‘to 27 rears Boys” Al-Woei Bios, Serge " $5.95 Bors” $18.50 All- Wee: Sutte, 14 te 17 years. Scheol Overceats, 12 to 17 - Large Bors Sueuher 95 Rors’ Rubberized Rain “fat Sult, 14 te i? years....... Outfits. 4 to 16 years Bers Full-Lired Cassimere 90 Bers’ $8.35 Plaid Knickers, ¢ to 18 years. x <oee atat Fine Jersey Juveniie 2.85 Heavy Scotch Iu Suite, 3 to F years. Overcoats All- Wool — Juvenile $3. 75 Warm Seatch Yuvrenile “paren ee ome jb Oe ’ : OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE 8 - Sete was GSDanE ce Se ecleees cum ts gan eee | and your selection fs not limited to any one mal this Christmas, when you can buy now at such low - prices and easy terms. _! OLIVE at t t. ie HURRY !—Final Cut. Prices and Term loon dev PIAN 1. r large stock of Player-Pianos ro the Starck, Autopiano, ‘oe 2 abused. Below are listed oni; Among Ou? Priced as iow as S$ 450 hnasesiiiii now 500 Player-Piano, now 600 Player-Piano, now 850 Player-Piano, now 500 Player-Piano, now 45) Player-Piano, now Stedy the lines ef the above Piaycr-Picnco—isx't 1000 Player-Piano, now its pare It d2 @ sample cf one of the wor- GOO 0 Player-Piano. now der?ul Picyer bargains included tn this Great Christmas Clearance fale This oss cut price Xmas Cliecarance Sale incindes our entire : eras eae stock of new. slightly used. sample. shopworn and second-hand P upright. grand and Player-Pianos. Every mstrument t= our store er | has been especially priced for quick sale. 2 CARLOADS OF NEW LATEST ST PHONOGRAPHS SACRIFICED!" Some REAL Regardless of Price or Terms Used Bargams Real Bargains in Cabinet Models. oe Artophone: $32 ¢ Jonsoles Saro cen ' $700 (Mah.Case) $127°° $125 Brunswick $225 (Oak Case) $145 $150 Columbia. $250 Period Stvie) $185 $125 Columbia . . 00 ‘Shopwom) $265 ae — 50)(Period Style) $295 + § geen : $125 Vitanola . Per Month Up Bg Be ee, — Victor... $105 $950 Upright iii now $ 500 Upright Piano, now 135 300 Upright Piano, now 95 550 Upright Piano, now 195 et ty 600 Upright Piano, now 235 Terms — ™a Piano Bargeine included ta ther = = : 850 Upright Piano, now 350 $5 p er Mor “ko 2? Li nat, 3 g™ .erurzacer =aile No ppg set Bt T rit ‘Starck Player-Pianos from nl to $1500 GUESTS A American Bea of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Piancs ent a at 11th St. ( conser) — P OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS \. 51 : TRADE Iv YOUR @® This ante i for you. toa. Write Pam. Phonograph © | make a liberal ~—_ : bes Sar NER! WELD Cc re ’ . Fe : MA w ‘ 7 NE ~ iheyvnost orful social affa history was the _ given by Mr. and Mrs. the evening of Nov No. 1 Portland place, wae coger Wiss Aud tantes. Miss Alice Se Mrs. Henry Cflork ; Elizabeth Carter. dan Mrs. L. Ray Warter. East Indian Durbar a in costumes of that ¢ mpanying sketches Marguerite Martyn fe ich during the preg iy FOR GR % iol ° “= fragrance of 5660 S2t by Mr. acd Mre A year's Velled Prephec Five hemdrea goests

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- > SHH s = s WRHWE S ad * SN ss nome FG ENE . S .S S NX \ SN AQ . ’ : SMQAQY N a . NW § N Ss § Bdy, : : ; > -& $ A SQ N : > ~ +¥ e — 4 _ — ——_ - : : - _ ——— —————— : — ‘ . - — =e ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING ve es eT iciennsacemmealaal tT. IN¢ » DECEMBER PAGES 1—18 ——— queen ~ — — Soe 2 ee ee - a oe a ete “PS + — a « infer t you want, we lpve it, to any one make. 7 —S —— : Anh eas es 17, 1922. ee ee ee 2 a ee F Sketched by Marguerite ee ee — ~_— —s —— oa Martyn at the East (Indjan Durbar Ball Gieen by Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. (iC ey Rim = - OE ae - ne 7 i ES a TBP iat gs bali ee oe ome AN “er: TE ee ae ee 2 oe & ee Pe : ‘s vr. a een wore yt a A fe Wi) NE af theynost gorgeous and tol- ; ‘orful social affairs in St. Louis history was the dinner and dance 5 wen by Mr. and Mrs. Edward A Faust. ane evening of Nov. 9, at their home, Wo. 1 Portland place, in honor of their Maqughter, Miss Audrey, and two debu- ‘Mantes, Miss Alice Scott, daughler of (Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott, and Miss peuzabeth Carter, daughter of Mr. and its. 1. Ray Carter. The theme was ar East Indian Durbar and the\quests were ui costumes of that country. The ac- fompanying sketches were made bi cond erite Martyn for the Post-Dis- : during the progress of the bail >, wr rye. } = —- —— = a GUESTS AT BALL GIVEN ~ FOR MISS ALICE BUSCH _ GREETED BY 5000 ROSES merican Beauties Form Canopy Over Dancers at Elaborate Rs 38 a ee a o é ‘ S Veiled Prophet ball, at Grant Farm. an Terms Bi Per Month ; ™ T0ses_ formed a bower in the living room, Guests were received. They adorned the q e | Trla & kg fom. the receiving hall, the balustrade a via Seurt and porch spaces, specially inclosed. ° a x roses appeared in {he greatest profu- -_ Sid smilax and other decorations, except t in the gun room, which was used as the o) “™@oking room, yellow chrysanthemums | the prevailing flower. bey “wide-open court across the south end of ome was inclosed in canvas, and a gauze _ Under this canvas, furnished a scenic rep- ation of sky, cloud and stars. Four hun- uot lights, shining through the fleecy m of the gaure, aided in producing the el- | { ae | Affair for Debutante “8 fragrance of 5000 roses greeted the guests at the American Beauty .rose ball given last by Mr. and Mrs. August A. Busch for their daughter, Miss Alice Busch, queen of this - Five hundred guests were present, including the debutantes of the present season, debutantes - S€ason, and married.people of the younger set. fect ofa June rose garden. cages, sang at each other and at the throng of guests. In the Receiving Line The east porch was sifiilarly inclosed, afid the white furniture, upholstered in pink satin, marked this space as a rose garden promenade. Mrs. Adolphus Busch received with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mry August A. Busch, and her granddaughter, Miss Busch. They stood in the rose bower in front of the fireplace. Miss Busch wore her gorgeous Velled Prophet gown, a robe of pearl sequins {n narrow stripes on whilo net, yee heavy garniture of pearls and rhine- Canary birds, in gilx *s/ . “~\ — ” —— al °. ‘ _ . eee Fe C . - I stones and long train of silver lace. She held a bouquet of orchids. Mrs.*August A. Busch wore a gown of green vel Mrs vet, with rhinestone and sequin overdress. Adolphus Busch wore pale lilac velvet. An Artificial Moon was served at midnight in the dining interest centered in the debu- e Dinner room, and here tantes’ tables, particularly the one at which Miss Busch\pregided. An artificial moon, moving over tbe guests, eventuaHy settled behind this table. Two guests of the Busch family, from Dallas, Tex., Leven Jester and Miss Inez Thomas, were 3! Miss Busch’s table, Jester sitting on one side of Miss Busch and Richard Upshaw on the Other. Debutante guests at this table were Misses Alice Scott, Helen Gratz, Helen Mills, Elizabeth Boeck- eler, Rebecca Chase, Claire Garneau, Christine Vieths, Marceline Reyburn and Elizabeth Carter. Escorts at the same tabie were Arthur Hickman, George Knapp, Garneau Weld, Kimball Battle, Loisel Bapin, John H. Farish Jr., Clarence Maloy, Francis Drew and Theodore Benoist Jr. Guests at 70 Small Tables Lilies of the valle? added their fragrance to the American beatity roses displayed in abyndance at the debutantes’ tables. More than 70 smalier ta- bles accommodated the other guests. One of the after-midnight entertainment fea- tures was a rose battle, in which paper holders filled wtih rose petals were tossed by young men at the debutdhtes. These containers fell open in such a way thet the young women were showered with fragrant petals. iat e OLY RT. pad WG _—~ aa ™ = a" . -- RAY a ae DETROTHAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FEATURE. ACTIVE. WEEK OF SOCIAL EVENTS A number of betrothal announcements yester- day gave added interest to a week ending in a blaze of social glory, when luncheons and dinners were but stepping stones to the climax reached last night in the Busch ball. Ata 1 o'clock luncheon given by the prospective bride at her home, the engagement of Miss Juanita Schopp, known to her friends as “Dolly,” daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Schopp, 5816 Wa- terman avenue, and George William Meletio, was made known. The guests were Mmes. George Lockett Edwards Jr.. L. R. Short, Earl Conner, A. J. Schopp, L. Wittig, J. C. Colwell, Misses Mary and Barbara Wendler, Myrtle and Gertrude’ Truitt, Gladys Lorts of Rolla, Mo., a guest of Miss Schopp, Mrs. ang Mrs. A. Boettler, mothér and grand- of the hostess, and Mrs. Meletio, the of the bridegroom-elect. The news was told means of small nosegays of roses con- taining a slip of paper on which appeared the names of the couple, attached to the place cards. Miss Schopp was educated at Hosmer Hall. Mr. Meletio is the son of Mr..and Mrs. W. A. Meletio, 6931 Pershing avenue. He is a gradu- ate of the Western Military Academy and attend- ed Washington University, where he became a member of Sigma Nu. ‘$he date for the marriage has not been decided upon. Schopp mother mother by - -—-—— Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. H. Barnes of 6978 Clayton road entertained with a 1 o'clock lunch- eon announcing the engagement of her sister, Miss Jewell Vee Holmes, to Mr. Chauncey Ladd Brant, U. 8. N., of Hampton Roads, Va. Covers were laid for 12 guests. From a bewl!l of flowers in the center of the table, ribbons in pastel shades were carried to each place. The announcement, “ a* a s"— FT i.) oe } ' _ o > "Fr ‘ = é , ‘ ” i Phy + *¢ A yr ; ‘7 .* . _ SOOO . P) a -_ FRANCIS NIEDRINGHAUS f 5 7 “a f. a a » 5 which was in verse and attached to one of the ribbons in the bowl, was read by the guest to whom it was drawn. After luncheon, cards were plaved. Miss Holmes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Holmes of Seventy-six, Mo. Mr. Brant is the son of H. L. Brant of Quincy, Ill. -He is a nephew of-Mrs. Whitfield Russell, Mrs. Breckin- ridge Jones and the Messrs. Charles and Chauncey Ladd, all of this city. The date for the wedding has not Deen decided upon. , Miss Emilie M. Brown of New York will arrive in St. Louis this week to Tisit her sister, Mrs. Samuel Harold Baer of 31 Dartford avenue, Uni- versity City. Mrs. Baer will give a tea from 4 to 6 o'clock Dec. 28, for Miss Brown and Dec. 30 she will entertain about 20 guests at the Christ- mas- dance of the St. Louis Woman's Club fh honor of her visitor.” ~ — Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Fielding Berry of Mik waukee will spead the Christmas holiddys with Mrs. Berry’s moiber, Mrs. Joseph G. Pfaff of 6817 Kingsbury bouletard. > . a Mr. and Mrs. George S. Elder, who have an es- tate in Tennessee, will come to St. Louis tifs week for a visit with the latter’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver L. Garrison, of Brentmoor. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Garrison, also will spend Christmas in St. Louis. Mrs. Garrison has arrived and is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bullen. Mrs. Grosvenor Stewart McKee of Canton, O., will leave St. Lopis Tuesday after a visit with her parents; Dr. and Mrs, Senter Gettys of 5225 Del- mar boulevard. oe - ee One of the most beautifully appointed dinners of the season wag that given by Mr. and Mrs. John T. Davis Jr. at their home, 47 Portland~ time for the New Year's luncheon at the St. place, Wednesday evening for their guests, the Hon. Mrs. Charles L. Burns of Scotland and Miss Lewis of London. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagel, Mr. and: Mrs. Charlies Parsons Pettus and Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hitchcock. ers Cae Mr. and rs. Thomas Blumer of Boston and their small daughter will come ue Louis 2 : “-P. Crunden; the in February at t Wednesday to spend the holidays Blumer’s mother, Mrs. Henry @larkson of 31 Westmoreland place. George Scott, tem ee ily of Boston, also will spend Christmas with his mother. Mrs. Scott’s debutante daughter, Miss Alice Soctt, will be honoree at a a@heater party and dinner to be given tomorow evening by Mra. John F. Shepley. +% ‘ Mr- and Mrs. David Randolph Calhoun ofthe! St. Louis Country Club. grounds, have departed for Palm Beach, Fla., to open their winter home: and remain for the holiday season. 3 in Yarmouth Port, Mgss. Mr, and Mrs. Warren. Bailey of 4556 West Pine boulevard will leave St. Louis Dec. 23 to | a“family reunion in Fayette, Mo. They will re- turn Dec. 27. ll Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Scudder of 75 Vandeventer place have invited their friends to informal reecption Christmas morning at t home. ; 4 - New Year's gay will be gay with parties. ) the invitations sent out recently are those for luncheon to be given by/“Mrs. E. Lansing Ray honor of Miss Margaret Burkham, daughter ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burkham. The guests be sub-debutantes and their escorts. . . Miss Helen Mills, a bud of the season, has in vited a party of friends for a bouse party at ¢ country home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G ; A. Mills, “Mulberry Hill,” Sulphur Springs, ie over the New Year's week end. The guests will — » > R motor there next Sunday morning, returning 1& ire ws Club. group of society women at each of three or es : of committee members sponsoring them; one {a January at’ the ence of Mr. and Mrs. Pram of Mrs. > : e eg 7 > i, + es 4 - et mm ‘e PN ,. ew — — aaeune 2) ee ’ 7 oF) eae, ee with Mrs. — ae ye . Ba f « Pig

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7 7 ' . ovis " er ‘ | ie : ce 3 ~ : . : . " a Y- Ti cS bi a ~ STNDAY, ail ’ ; 2 *“" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone eedoware 2. Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine , DECEMBER 17 m9 - ogee oe Store Hoars Till Christmas, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. ANNOUNCEMENTS OF WILL GIVE DANCE FOR . . ‘ i: BETROTHALS FEATURE MISS. VIRGINIA LINK | ACTIVE SOCIAL WEEK wf $$$ $$$ $$ — ) ry +s . - ~Yene X Gline’s Gift Certificate | | Former $10.95 to $14.95 Negligees hee | med ; | Exquisite garments of taffeta, crepe- § | fentineed Prem Preeeding Page. back satim and crepe de chine*robe or breakfast coat styles. Greatly reduced to.. Kline’ s—First Floer. Pennsyirania avenue. end Mre , : . Lienbercer Davis wil) be hostess at > ee Selves th blem quickly and will be welcomed ars ttical “ipient }Issued for any amount. for any the third. in March, at her home — a ¢ 4 : : seg tg ometeornm : ; in our store/ On sale on Second Floor, Gener- Hrentmoor Mra. Cruonden ard Mrs 4 T he ; ¥ Rice are the originators Mmes. Haver G. Mudd. Lewitt W\ is > pea ; Rumeer, John. Fowler, Joacr; a ea : : oe ites * lewis, Oliver Richards . 2 ey es Another ‘Surprise! Now Instead of in January, We Feature iee Redoiph Ganz is be tn charee of the Programs @Pa Wil) take | im the concerts, ke wool! Max S&S atnde! and Micharl Gusikor — ana es a 2 we a ? a Bret violinist, reepectively. of , gS . e ~ ; 7) a their home. 21 Waaeh ing Cards were Sent Oul lex! week guests have herr : ‘ a Ries oe we! Ve) Ar | ax: - : Offering Choice of 400 of Our Higher Type Dresses i. aot, ee | place. for Miss Mary Carmen Rran 2 => - , : - - a Stim Florence intana-ané Nine Na case SS A _sORegardless of Cost or Regular Worth—and Recent ~ | , Special Purchases, at One Low Price— a Miss Fiorence Leland and Mise Maric ; Clarkson, Who came ov! as. Tear “ ss DUTH WOEDNED Mie WNeoeerner. with ber nmther. Mre. Villliam F. Woerner. will give a ten dance Saturday. Dec. 25, to honor of Mise Virginia Cabanne Link. Deck Reyrpold«, who is at: the United States Military at West Poiat. N. Y.. wil St. Louis Dec. 23 to spend : @ays with hie parents. Mr. and M: = -- R. D. Reynolds As each guest entered the house - ny they were presented with a se. to Invitations to the Imperia SO the stem i which was tied a tint coveted g bo 5pm Peale envelope containing the news received. © Question, Wil 2) Marvy Ress Broadhurs: be ope of the fortunate buds” has ‘aatinn at the tea table were been gyre “rage 3 — oo © Misses Marjorie Thompson and een MiSs, Fatih Young, Mrs. Harold W'!!!s “_o~ of gage aon George A Mrs. M seen | mene Young - - ebeccea Chase. daughter of Mrs. Henry Leverett wr and Mre. George Raid - De Kalb. lll. announce the engagre- ment of their daughter. Miss Helen Taylor Baldwin. to Francis Wilson Biack. eon of Mr. and Me 0. W Biack of the Savoy Court. The wed- @ing will take place in the spring Mies Baldwin attended the Girls Seminary of Reckford. Tl. for three yeare, later entering the Universeitr of Illinois, thé@re she was cradcuated in 1873. Mr lack also attended | the Tariversity of Illinoci« completing his education at the Wniversitr of | Ghiicago. where he became a mem- | ber of the Sigma Chi Fraternitr Mr. an@ Mr. C. J herne of ; = - | $+ 3 7 23 and their : 1 ; 7 : ' Tr) . o a0? 7 4 twee : . The wonderful Dresses that women found mm | in honor of their daughter pasene, wal th f= ia ) Bit | : Beet” - | : efteracea at thir home, | part after Christmas for a family 9 : : | wis > ong Y our sale at $17, a fortnight ago. sti the © evenue. About 5° —- with Mr. Thora¢'’s family in ; £2 : i wa UH] te Srey subject of womderment. But these are EVEN Mise Wills is a grad- hE = a Alltn at eo Cuaaeeg A =, | Py i: : : ¥ BETTER, all having been carefully salegtall, Oo) ey scatomege and | . | hil = se . _ 23 riginally for our own stocks because of some! => ; . | | ie 8 oe 7 ' notable feature of style or quality. See Ses the son of Mrs. Bary, HOSIERY . | | ° 2 ee. Dresses in our windows. You'll then let =| Freat of S&S. Johnsbury, Vt. | a3 ie ee ing prevent your ownlmg 4 new Dress for ae a +. ¥ os. coming helidays. Fee af was graduated from Wesleyan | A Dependable Gift University in Connecticut and is 6. | b . P= t2@ 6: | | iS aa . The style variety is immense. embeséiig miod> member of Phi Bu Theta Frater- || lip-lop Hosiery Shop : ) | | Saeed Exquisite (5 | | = Nee” © \ cls for any formal or informal octasion. We | | | } = = ks Bet S % can show only four modéis here, but there are © World Wet as a First Lieutenant. Dr esses close te 100 styles for selection. i | i — + te fi i * bg : All Sizes for Women and Misses Satin Canton | ats. tHe ae | , oe ee. New Taffeta ' | é : . * Jacquard Crepe 4 . , 7 : Kine Dresses —Reduced?! oe Crepe Renee 4 Crepe de Chine | ‘ , s P tiie <9 7, \ | Formerly Priced $35 to $85—Two Groups— Charmeuse . ** ) : ‘ ; _ is ‘ z , ’ Es = a Poiret Twill , 7 Individualized. high trpe Gowns and a 2, a ” ; | Dregees, reduced with but littl regard ; | e he Canton Crepe ‘ | } to their cost because of stock readjust- ¥¢ .F. =. : Ce ee “han } : } ; ments. Models for any evening or day- : . ae oa Rich Lac es ~~ F4 oe i time occasion; richest ef fabrics; ail v) ae colors end al. sizes. EZEline’s-—Feoerth Fico. . cvevvroreocesn4 04 UT Meee enangeeeMndeneAPOnEEEO Fine Satin LSS es Mothers, Make It a Practical Gift—and Save in T[ his Special Pre-Holiday Sale of “ Girls’ Coats & Dresses nts Reduced - ) <3, i | | z : A Special Purehase of New Taffeta. Grosde on Dresses Worth \¥ , 4 Londre. Satin and Embroidered @IK = are Hats $10 to $19.75°* so , (Sizes 7 to 14) aA . ~ ALAC Gift Suggestions From Our Women’s De partment Any of these articles will make ideal Christmas presents. Silk Hosiery Sport Hosiery j Silk-and-W ool Hosiery ; Silk Sweaters Wool Sweaters Motor Wraps Sport Coats and Hats Novelty Handbags, Etc. Coats Werth $10 te $15 (Sises 6 to 14) This offering, coming as it does just before tar neliday season, should attract special <7] interest. ips Gl Olive at Eighth | ; —ALSO— Early Selection Is Advised. : , s i thout 25 edd Mats of durctyn, veicet Members of the Retailers’ Railroad Refund. Association $10.00 wp te $19.73. im this ante at. ..- * : Kiine s—Baicony . oe . PULAU AUAUUUA AAA UAAGAUOAAAAU GAGA UA A AONU AANA AA AAANNOnAOOOeNNNAOON PUTT TTT Te

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——sn So eae RSE TY PP ae . : an * LK : eas ? Wr 5 hee — Teh SO “ae PRR aw y Sl ¢ 4 -. : So Ce a Se ‘ * a * Fr : Py, On : or v - , - : . z F Boy * we. : - . 2 > _ “ . ‘% > - - " x - . — — = — - eo - ee — = = — —- 4 — —— ° —_— P . a _— » , 4 TORE eer: > : “ leanor Henneke, r | _Hebee Rowley, Martha Kragman and | ’ ) 4 NKLIN AV TE }},|Ina Pemberton and Mmes. George | |}|/ " Negli Be |e FRA i eon ange, AK. Mavins, G. 1. Wile ||; § “~ y : | . ; on and Norman W. Pemberton. ait - oot ale Side) i 3 a St Louts' Largast Womens Specialty Shop oO. ie XMAS EGESTIONS FOR MEALTHG 7 For Monday We Announce a Gigantic Underpriced SALE OF NEW WINTER COATS UE to the tremendous recent business in (CONSEQUENT regroupings have entailed Winter Coats, Capes and Wraps, we find our- radical price reductions. throughout assort- selves with divers and sundry broken lines in high- ments—regardless of actual worth, And this ag- gregation of stunning, fur-trimmed models will be er-priced garments which cannot now be replaced. | featured in a stirring ONE-DAY SALE tomorrow. ay Come etxly—liohk them over and make unrestricted choice, at the one low price $ 5 EQ | t (HRISTMAS f ,.. Vlaterials... Velvura Marianna Medallest - Arabella Lustrosa (madale Brightola Trouville Fiora Bolivia : Delysia J lk Plush Caracul OTHING more accept- N able to your “best friend” “for a _ dainty, small Christmas Gift than one of Barry’s Suk Petticoats * St ee i i a i a i i a — $8.95 MRS THOMAS REYNOLDS PARKHURST f bi Teapot, 39¢ She was until Dec. 12 Miss Adele Biebinger. 3 = mane 90.08 sec" $8.95) CELEBRATIONS PLANNED oz, $49.85) FOR THE HOLIDAYS . a Set, hand- .— unten VAL] [icons 4 . | The Neighborhood Association of One or more Silk Petti- St. Louis has made-uite elaborate coais are necessary Ain Jinyr mer Set ogee 3 | plans for its Christmas holiday; every wardrobe, and our FREED Oe pe Suggestions Silk : Hosiery Thread Silk Chiffon Silk , r 7 r ster vf Two - 1, 2 Fe ‘ i TT ee ee ee = a — line of colors and styles is celebration beautiful at this time. On Dec. 19 the Church of the Messiah, with Mrs. John W. Iga; Pink or white crepe de chine chafrman, will! entertain the olde: Petticoats, for party and Sum- boys’ club, of which Mr. Arthu: mer wear, are. priced at— | Foote is leader. : uf ° - ; Mrs. Isaac H. Orr wéil give a ; t' | § 95 S$ 50 -— Sa XS for the Italian children on Frid brasil cl fo . > Dec. 22. There will be an entertain * ow . - * . «*? 4 ; ment that night for “grown-ups” a We also have all popular dark : Be’ PIANOS the Franklin School. of which Miss shades for Winter wear ¥ Nellie Richards is chairmar A priced— Every Pair Perfect All F Te Peeqnee -_- pageant will be given by the women found in o . ; aren in the me} igh borhood. ' “ee tia - $ 3.95 10 S$ ] 45: 00 is still the ts ISIC; ] t t ris teachers co! vo is in charge o1 —— =—- ago, § j | nhs rumen $s the dancing and Miss Morse’ s Schoo) ‘these are EVEN . Piet —— = of Expresdion is trai those wit * id arefully selected , — speaking parts Mrs. A. A. ‘tar. . BARRY’S, 905 Locust St. ... Fur Trimmings... -beeause of some | a ts ) quardt is in charge of 1 “ostume , / . ‘ ity. ” these ry . TL jand Mrs. J. T. Pettus is in charge . ‘\ ; : ‘ ee ceoeceraa ; d i a. * Platinum Wolf Raccoon ll then let noth- a ——— pt mage ery — 4 - . me of the mosg inferesting events ' d One peed tapaneeting Black Wolf Beaver ew riba for the vase ' , . is th® party for the little folks of ts the Day Nursery, of which Miss | ’ ’ AT , ay, The wonderful, refined. f . : | | Gray Wol Nutria i i, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i i i i, te a ie i . . Handmade Voile Blouses, artistically trimmed in genuine filet and Irish laces and handdrawn ERENCE RARER RE NERA RCRD je Elizabeth Krum is chafrman. The entrancing compienon q pinosiling mod- A ' . : . party 1s being given at the Nurses ' rendered. brings back , k : rmty i in ive! ~ f } . work. octasion. We 1844 O'Fallon street, by the “Bi; ~ penta. et Blended Opossum Sizes 36 to 46 but there are - Sienaes used Uprights Sisters’’ of Soldan Hich School Stant. Highly artisep- 1 Sk rk O a s Oo 4 a0 and up. Slightly used Mrs. Rogers Shapleigh Js in charce ) tic, HExerts a soft and | - SMUT possum ich tnentnaress ; mraewOS $225.00 an@ up.§ 4¢ «he Americanization . entertai seem. ion mes oa y : ri _fie ATUCTitCai *-aeuere I aiii use bite ‘ ; 2 , e i *i ment to be given in the Neighbor ‘lesbh-Rachel. 2 ’ . a Silk Petticoats and Misses Sbecial sale on ho ‘d House, Dec. 29. Mrs *harles Send !0c¢ for Trial Size . ! ’ : Claflin Allen is in charge o tne ; afd Mrs. Fairfax P will FERED. T.GOPKEINS& SON, New York Saxophones | ™°"' sing a group of songs (. Ives is training som oreig! Gouraud's $79.00 oe ies owt inet cneede: xmeat’ gallpmerte Oriental Cream All the garments are _ handsomely lined roughout with silk and Canton crepe. , "Packedsin — oly xes native countries This week only The Mothers’ Club. Mrs. Alexander Young, chairm n, will a turkey |) ‘ i . d Mi . ’ beg a dinner Dec. 25. 7 = eadprenet Hess Stl (HOSIERY Sizes for Women an isses ! Fe. ——- ce tpherlbaed wat cal ogy ogienl A. Dependable Gift —— ————— SSS THOMAS W. GARLAND== a 4109-11-13 BROADWAY—THRU TO SIXTH ST. nrorial th Judy Brescher will have charge of | Tip-Top Hosiery Shop Wick sue CAS meet, the entertainment and Mrs. Bonne Miller of refreshments 807 Locust St. Miss Elizabeth*Krun 5 two. groups of Christmas who will visit homes ir borhood Association district 3 ‘hrist ma 5 e% ©. : Srerriaepeaniir TLL LAT LL LLALLARLL LRA see rensceenett ' ' . sepunenennensessetsqnenenemeans : ; at = Mr. and “Mrs Michae! of 6921 Page boulevard ored at a surprise party & them by their frieris Dec or’ of their twelfth wedding | ee 9S ‘S Mid of Dependable dually,” ee eels | ee: i During our Special December Reduction Sale we offer = ost eth birtnaay Fhrisiman sone rg amet most attractive bargains in furs that are unsurpassed in CORNETS ome S ett ee “yoo maga Me Ge wid quality and construction—your purchase 1 is safeguarded by ey Priced. Mrs. A. Joseph of New York. wit! at ney, our 55 years of exclusive making and selling of Furs. their families, will be here for the ~ celebration. : © —- a Pete Alaska Seal Coats reduced from $750 to Fw see ee 9 ae mm . = Canadian Beaver Coats reduced from $650 to of Connecticut s ta ce the | Ce ae ies alla “? Australian Opossum Coats reduced from $450 to engagement of their daug\ter, Miss Esther Waener, to the Rev. Clamor tee wb i ors 5 gat] tamer ae | OP Ge ge .. | Raccoon Coats reduced from $250 Green, Ky.. is visiting friends in St oa - p. ? , fe Bs e 4 ide & ca Siberial Squirrel Coats reduced from $550 to Ukes, $5 Up Louis en route to Los Angeles, where i i Bet CF a oe a % Sipe ‘eo % ‘ . Gee bee ae Te Chokers and Scarfs of every description at reduced NOVELTIES she will make her future home. 81.00 and Up Announcements have been re- j hake 5 Me Se Dy; prices—likewise Capes, Throws, Coatees, etc. ceived of the marriage of Miss Myr- . Bo OR en ae Re ee pgs * - In 25 ak Up ‘Crawford T. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. ee i, So a ) THE LEPPERT-ROOS label in any garment 1s an assur- Hawkins are expected in St. Louts oe i * ance of .perfection in quality, style and workmanship. 2 | ‘Wednesday to visit Mr. Hawkins Be BS wt oe oe ne, 2 Bare md ‘ Sie a “Zz. “3 reerte. eres TLL LARA, LAL LEAL med SOLE 8 re a ent © & oesheyy +» Caan so Reenth- <a s *S eee ee ,

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ee ee A AE ay, lla AR. cea a I — a cain, NG AT ti em a, la : " ; 7 : ee . p A The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily. Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. | sac ~ i re ¥ . . . . a . : Sephin told of the meet- home of Mrs. J. B. Sudduth, its ne regular meeting « a ‘ Sp += Com- and Mrs. M. “ etapa Reh 2 0 -ounds ¥ilt ENGAGED TO WED* Kirkwood, M. F. W. C.. suereeny mnGute Secien 2 0s ae ~ Friday, ing of the Press Committee. Mrs. North Hanley avenue, Clayton, w! th il Study Clue, & 7 . : : afternoon Resepo ea &—4 - ws ; | Z . 2a : Lit Le " ke “ Sumday in honer of the eichteenth iil “ ¥ 4 Mr we oth ce a report of Shoal : tas - rs Vise and Mrs iss Clara Palis ga ‘ sy} ‘ iti. Po Rice.” ' . T ; ' ir . _ « pext meetirge will be at the Haiti. rto birthdas \ of their . auchter M iss Hil- ‘he ha Tre ‘ \ re? Ts ~) masts _ > ri s . oF on Leet ne at _ a S Lee! =) a Try - Coen Ss anecti ng Th rex s _— . . ~ ” - ._ ria o4*% . > . ~~ * =" : — = degard Barnsbach Misses Alice ponni tichards : +o , : > Rose arnsbach Louise nm. Matilde Holdener. Terese om McGoad@*i! WS - “S ~ ) , a . iA Formerly “IRWINS’~ Il Less Than Wholesale Gq 2 — SF § Less n olesale A f@ “7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Gi. ard Mrs. George Parnsbach. Ret Ruesechkopf. Lorretto Stoesse!l. Rose i Welff. Anna Wolf, Helen Winter and et tall _ = y Messrs Henry Hartman Jr. George op tage macegeetin Geter: ae | a . ALL FUR STOLES Hartman. Anton Niemerer * Ed. *> conauct — ee aa ut na ei =— 4 wim Remmers and Mr. and Mrs. J. 4cacemy am ' ge a a> CE : For Tomorrow H. Puff Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Wolf on Sac evenine a : — Mr. and Mre. Anton Niemeyer and a . ALL FUR CAPES A, , artrmman Sr ere nrese? tude" e ener ent } =~ Bernas Bs re | 2 ~ 4 - FUR i hienr, err: mon bl ee ~>4 Mr. and Mrs. Olivet F. Richards et t-Teache Association ton — rt | | f . of 4612 Marvriand avenue. and Mr. afternoon arc vet ac 4 * | Squirrel Stoles 4 - and Mrs. Carl Langenberg of the Hall in f iSO? S Jap Mink Stoles . . oa GK Marrink State 509 WASHINGTON AVE. a Fitch Stoles : | 4 &- Kolinsky Stoles § Marmink Coais Y } t am 60s Coney Stoles Bai! ; Squirrelette Coats TaN Hed q Jap Mink Capes ) Coney Coats . 8s Jap Mink Coats | Coney Capes Muskrat Coats as Low as . — e oe ae — Re wo Bm i a ae — =o iS vee aS BE WK ri * - » a — Si i LT LLL LLL hhh 15% Discount Sale On Lamps and Shades Our entire stunning collection, designed io fill all requirements will be offered at this greai reduction for one week oaly. December 18th to December 2rd oS tree Se ws. a a AND OTHER Ye THIS ACTIVITIES a oe ae Coat sales—you have bought ' : Remember, This Is a One- unusual Coats before, bat Day Sale—After Monday (}f CLUBS S) when you see these fomor- Night Regular Prices Will . = row you wil admit that Prevail, Se We Advise You never did you dream sach to Be Here ~Tomerrew. Coats would be sold at such Early. fcr One of These low prices. Wenderial Coats. tad $20 Coats Lae oe $22 Coats s€e our winnows $75 Coats $25 Coats $70 Coats hes m8. a $30 Coats cg $60 Coats gam a: chis mBtting wil be on the gd | $35 Coats | $55 Coats RFEMOVAL | oe $40 Coats _ $50 Coats ts Ch ens mae a) ‘J $45 Coats SALE aeTee casts syecas Teeter! B TRIMMIN= | : “A civiligation developed and dom- Sy. Conmal «mali on SEE OUR WINDOWS MA TERIALS. An Opportune Offering of ee» rms en 8 3 Sy iden eae Coles Fine Bolivias ~ . | y aay afte ‘istmas. the cha iF ie} Raccoon Shawl Collars ee Christmas Gift Slippers | 2 "== = mn WEIN: peach Onecren Cohen ect Cordaline [ Ou G R IS l re: See: ce eee iS hia THE Cutts — in r Great Removal Sale | 5 eho eure” % eh) | ; sae Suedine oe ae pep +5, ait { Embroidery Stitching Wool Vel . B *velous books frem the world’s great- | ha ae , Gorgesus Tassels Vv ogy 7 | “ | MEN’S wt authors.” Im accordance | wi oe Beaded Embroidery Effects Pte. = if woe Sa re as House eas pape SS ee | age \ Bu a a aaeenary Combinations SE, §=— ss 2 $65 Dress or $3 é: ee ee on arene SS Pa \ ee \ ~ ¢ hr thete is a goodly ee) a our Re- fi ter expressed appreciation for M i ip 600 New Fur- 4 { i 05 Tat our. large Everett | —aye ng ea F SEE OUR WINDOWS 800 Coats : | nis anil i ‘ cw) TT ara 7 ; thle leather soles soa few Dantel 7 ganizati irs. 1 ones : = in a : ' = a ; all shades etc. T Take Advantage of Your Opportunity Now No reser’ ations \« nhimg \ trange Nothing sent on approval MARX & JONES Eighth St. between Olive and Locust Sts. i Naa a tt hr ae ce tear MUTT Tit TT m | r taree maeairs veur whaie te bus Pairs i an , ' ene TI ‘ t this price. Si 6 to 12. h be encceeded br Mise Lala Brid ; or aie ee ee va on *+y 60 Sizes 16, up to 60 by ° ie | xanocat Conse? se Tewun Womes ‘ . |, Fur Tri omits) Entire in deine ee ee ae ae Our entire stock of Children’s Coats secri- $ Tricotine, Poiret ait. and eer jersey ~ Stock of Majer Lowenstein. Herman Mase ficed. Some with fut collars; on sale to- Dresses offered for less than materials cost. Spetial lot for Monday, choice. . $110 Suits, $55 $75 Suits, $37 Sos $3 HOUSE SLIPPERS. | soS.20.°3" : a aT eee | s, ; Ewerett stries, as above illustrated I$ 98 Gescribed, in bers ° : . 5 ell . ear. Sh ; \ “a a é « candies | .- $35 Suits, Where social « obliga vee } . tire Busy Bee Christmas Special A ted This especially prepared three-pound box is designed to meet the spirit of the times and fulfill the wants of those egg - Candies at Christmas time. In character. Chocolates attractiveness, qamy and deliciousness, this 1922 = Bee Christmas Special out- shines all f _Fest tmectsd_ Cis | . ‘Sunes oll Soueer of Gite... 3-pound box, $2.50 int Kisses, Nut Chips, Nut We Ship Soivumhe | Tafies, Gum Drops, Fancy Brittles and Cecoanut Can- Christmas Feast Boxes Kiddies’ Box O’Fun des. This complete assort- Sort ~_ S ap Mad or = ae large, round, handsomely dec Christmas is the happiest day in the claimed the best and moc: rated Metal: Boxes are filled to over- Kiddies’ Calendar, and so for this oc- popular line of candies iz famiite with a rhost choice selection of casion Santa and the Busy Bee have the world. The . Busy Bee Candies and a huge piece of prepared an attractive 2-pound pounce 60c Busy Bee Supreme Fruit “Candy Fun” yr Cake Two sizes | | Wedreetar Plans for distribution of Chrigtmes basket« were comp etad 4 2° tae meeting. Mrs. M.-Barto 8 entertain the ciub in saquery = ' 417 N. SEVENTH — e SIXTH AND OLIVE B y Bee Canik Are xp me ot en ee 617 N. BROADWAY us es of Good Taste 617 N. BROADW we hostess — _— | , . ce 2 meeting ‘ef the Fortnightiy Club of Reececncerecnceceracereravereweees SS SS ESE EELS LESLEY ELELSE . \ it } ; ? : - — 2 > - i - | > a ' - . lea : . 4 : > > : fase os OO ORG eric > gE 0 y’ A BEAUTIFUL assortment of House Slippers with ‘‘comfr’* or leather soles. in all the desirable shades and coler combinations Our Remowa Sale necessitates -lesing them out 1: eace.. Pair ~~ ae tt RE ee ew SO 6 8 cet An er ee A I AOS AEN, LI PC ONG A: LILLE AA qualities, in bright Iv colored feits with sizes up te 4 13° br se! ing hie hand!iwoerk. il, ; The cleb g@ve « treat te mother | and . _T?eRm s< Rove Center ‘aeat “eter ee —— = PAS ASRS SS Se <2 eo ree . eS Se SS as MU |

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- Th e Cily Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and \he Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! - 8 ania eataaailiiatedaa A — SUNDAY _ DECEMBER ' vt, = 0 m0 1 0 0 0 Do regular meeting of th — a) =~ — ~ Study Club, M. Fk. w pe a 5 : Ons SHE IS ENGAGED was ee oe a literary and rect-/| next meeting will take the form of | Hr. C. Dietrich, 718. Catalpa street, | Monday at the Marquete , aa rO W ED NAVY MAN ‘had h &. Mrs. Ben Bowman a Christmas frolic, Tuesday, at the| Webster Groves. After the transaction of om ae al ke The home of Mrs. S. J. Fortune and Mrs. = | ‘ontinued | | ik. : * , =m) | y, / / i; i, - ‘PE N gc IT RB O XE _ Superfluous | sass w esVrs | = % . EA ROO - | ; . A Nice Place for Xmas SIXTH AND ST. CHAR a tes teenie a) HAIR __Shogpers to Lusch LES | artety of Styles for the School Boy or Girl Specials for Monday ) Kemored permanentiy and painles«ly Pork Tenderloin from face, arms and limbs. No de- vf once 75C filatories or electric needles used. Saute, sweet potatoes Chopped Veal Steaks, U | 0 ! | f 7 | ting te § SKINN = 4 BROWS ARCHED word [7 4 ‘Stationery Co. Lucille-Francis Method $ Bisncmegn tg toe. pt oo Fourth af Olive OFFICES IN ME MINCIP AL CITTES Pienemann O : ; on me 7 : c : EEE a a. | ee | ™ beighifl Pace In Walch Sho r ) ; S E ; : —S 916-918 OLIVE 8ST. . : Gift Hints MEL ERES WILL CLOSE OUT MONDAY - MONDAY—ALL WINTER MISS JEWELL VEE HOLMES ‘ én D For Watien' Who Ate Parthiales | About 25 Women’s and Misses Finest About What They Give Pe Costume Suits WOMEN’S CLU | Silk Underwear | At 14 Off aie odes was made yester-. | NOTES Crepe de Chine Nightgowns, Val. lace and ribbon trimming. . .$4.95 Former Prices, $75 to $195 ontinued From age. : i en whem BH Chemise and Nightgown Suits -of ness and the reading of committee . . reports, a Christmas program was crepe de chine; lace trimming; The season’s most elegant 3-piece Costume Suits—trimmed with the furnished b th Ss ; " : rnish y e Social Welfare assorted colors finest furs—but one of a kind. Without reserve at one-half former Committee. Arrangements were . : made for the club again to take the Teddies of crepe de chine; good | prices. \ ' little inmates of the Markham Me- | quality; lace and ribbon trim- morial to the annual children’s | ; ° , Christmas party given by Dr. Meyers. | ming; peach, flesh or orchid .$2.95 | This will be held Dec. 23. The club Glove Silk Vests; flesh color: ex- | 0 fH ir o. i | i © members also assisted last week at ll d 7 ‘ bs | the sale at the Henry A. Well Co. cotlent Sreee , About 75 Women’s and Misses’ 2) it f | ° 0 | ° tt o store, 916 Olive street, under the. Glove Silk” Bloomers; flesh only, auspices of the Missourt Association $4 | of Occupational Therapy, where ar-| ‘95 . ticles made by the crippled soldiers ft d D D Eco allanfage Prag gays ernoon ani inner L/rTesses tinue to Dec. 18. The next meeting } Blouses is scheduled for Jan. 8. Handmade tailored dimity Blouses, At + 34 5 Margaret McClure Chapter, United plain or embroidered styles.$2.95 Daughters of the Confederacy, met A ; ¢ the home of Mrs. F. B. Coleman. Tailored Silk Blouses; regularly 5042 Washington boulevard, Monday. $7.95; reduced to $4.95 Former Prices, $50 to $95 ith Mrs. E. M. Wray, Mrs. Daby Sui . : uit Blouses, braided or .embroid- : Lid Aehle and Miss Aehle as assisting Really high-class Dresses offered tomorrow at a fraction of their Prva Mrs. H. F. Brey. newly . - . . ected president, presided. Reports real worth to insure prompt disposal. , of the national convention at Birm- . ingham. Ala., were given by the dele- S t gates, Mrs. G. K. Warner and Mrs. wea ers John Hurck. , : Mrs. W. A. Vivion, historian, gave Wool Slipovers; solid colors or extracts from the newer encylclo-| stripes : | About 125 W omen’s and Misses’ pedias on the life of Gen. Robert E. Miss Aehl d Mrs. Paul G a | N St d Mohair Sli _Or $4. | . | ae Stash Sumunent is ‘Satan tele ew FT iteligegoas $4.95 ; Fur~Trimmed Coats in the annual ball, at the Chase Ho-'| tel, Feb. 9. A meeting of commit- All Ostrich Feather Fans, formerly tee chairmen was held at the home| 1 | ’ of Mrs. J. L. Griswold, Friday, to/ - $25, a eee | Mrs. L. W. Ray is | t ‘cmplete plans. Te icless of Cost and _ Profi t—Choice at.... All $65,00. Dresses All $55.00 Dresses All $45.00-Dresses. All £35.00 Dresses All $25.00 Dresses Chiffon Velvets, Satin-Faced Cantons, Canton Crepes, Char- , meuses, Tricotines, Poiret Twills ————————————— — ee 7 i ar ae 4. LONE OO seorge Dunford will be the matron | ; a : Gotham Gold-Stripe Silk Hose, | mks annen} Christmas party of the $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 | Luxurious garments made of the soft pile fabrics and trimmed with © University Musical Research Glub French Seam Chiffon Hose ' the season‘s most fashionable furs will be given at the home of Miss $2.25 and $3.00 | Effie Less, 6210 Westminster place, : Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Onyx Pointex Hose, $2.50 and $3.25 Many interesting features have been plarrned. Mrs. Elvira Diamond will : sine “The Child of Bethlehem,” by|**“. eee Salter, and a reading will be giver | conus ‘ 1y Mrs. George Gephart. Christmas |;- ’ oan e | earrols will be sung by a double : 28) EC >) quartet. The next mreeting of the; : ; ; r will be at Baldwin Hall, at onnben - . . ss r aang Little Queen j “Litth W oni a . Her favorite foot- . . * ion ae His favorite foot- wear: Children’s -) &' _ moon, dance and party Dresses. All She late trimming effects—all styles. all shades, etc. Truly, a sensation in Dresses. Do not miss it! i ee ee ee ce ae eS oe TPE AOE = Oe —, —_ Size Coats 2 Sec of Fur- Trimmed Suits 10:30 a. m.. gan. 2 \ The regular monthly meeting of the M*¢e Kinley High School Parent- Teachers’ Association will be held at thé school at 3 p. m.tomerrow. Dr. Purdom, principal “of the Harris Teachers College, will speak on the curricula and routine of the college. All parents and those interested in McKinley students are invited. peat Sersey $ terials cost. — Al | j A mas Ix Se WIIG %4) Slippers. (Q) © iC ys (ey Hostery Give Brandt's Better ee PB cus mites Tene or -. .( Beautiful Individual 3 —— ra \\- Xmas Boxes FREE! beautiful, high-class Win- a large tae of pitchers, many .of which were gathered during her trav- $25 Suits, $12.50 ford to miss this timely Oop- icious home-made om) : 4 Caramels, Nut ie portunity. els abroad, and others having been / ’ Brg sent as gifts from all parts of the ' Tehons and inet Re (imied. Fleer.) world. Among the 350 are many of |() Grade Xmas Slippers : , r this , istorical | vis 7 ete oa on , historical value. ee | | ; : e, - * F - Queentex The St. Louls Councit, National Satin $7.39 | For Her—America’s Favorite [|| SitkHose Congress of Methers gee P Parent- Boudoirs pec Teachers Association. will hold its; regular meeting Dec. 21 at ® o'clock in the assembly room of the Board of Education Building. Dr. Mills Anderson will give a lecture>on “What Home Life Means to the Child.’ | Fashi e women's favor- Women’s high-grade quilted | - F O ot Ww e a r ite Hosi Favorite shades. satin Boudoirs. Large silk re Kk, de: — iy Reinfarced. Lisle tops. : Md pet . Finer fashioning. pompon. Choice of 6 colors +% Ter ah) oe at $1.39. | Pant Colonials 3 Pairs for $5.65 The season’s favor- De Luxe ites. Many distinctive Silk Hose Suede ay ince rs H | styles at $8.50. Others ee, U = | $6.50 to $12, i /| Women’s deLuxe silk, chif- Women’s most beautiful {/ . fon and clocked Hosiery. novelty. Wariety of beaut- | Special grouping of Brandt's finest at $2.65. ful colors/ pompon to match — lp Choice, $1.95. vAY » | | Three Pairs for $7.65 Mules ond $ AD | Oxfords | (Ss , ul Buckles best. ~ Monday—Whi > They Last! 200 Gros de Londre Hats Regular $5.00 and Giiamcy ehoccor: | Me $6.50 Values...... he most Geliciges © — Carveth Wells, explorer and lec- turer, will address the Community Forum, 8648 Washington boulevard, (this evening at 8 a’clock, on “My Six Years in the Jungle of Malay.” ames (om > | ( =e The RB’Na! Ammona Mothers’ Club _ sae will give fits third annual dance this evening in the Auditorium, Academy) most suitable hom | a. “J o 0 oO t jae o 0 | eee ° 7 g as Candies a Ri Suits, $17.50 ter model. You cannot af- | business n viewing Mrs. Denison’s ° 'Q | @] uy .@] ° 0 | ° 0 | ° 0 | = Mrs. O. E. Tur- rts, nutritious and most : . v. mess | In- P . and Vernon avenues. )’ Orsaus "i Pon : ) ego ageceros a .. A rosea phvimen § —— ie v mes The best made, best > : $2.00 to $35.00 ¥ _o* know what ros ace n- Miss Mollie Bescer. daughter of Women’s fine satin ules fitting alking x- : —_* ai . | - eae a. d H F d ll at> / Mr. and Mrs. I. Besser of 5780 West- and D’Orsays. Dainty, dis- : fords. Feature show- : : . a Extensive ee ee 4 e - ee - re ats are and WIli @ minster place will depart W pene i tinctive shades. Very spe- ing at $7.50. =. ee ~ Buckles, ve € a - tend this sale early. Only day to spend the holiddys in Little cial at $3.75. TAY 3 ut - Stee oad - Oenumenta- le Bits . t 200 in the collection and Rock an@ Hot Springs, Ark. . | % : ? | . on Party Slippers, $8.50 to $12. a , 4 each a fascinating style. Mra. George Gruen of Shrewsburs M Men's Slippers | Dainty, distinctive | ia] a Sticks . . . BS¢ Ib. ; - . c Park entertained several guests at a4 as 50 t $6. 50 | poe OT es 7 oS. See Wirtiow Display | : 7 Shades of Copen, Foss, dinne& Sunday evening in honor of $2. 0 | - - ‘ gray, changeable, henna Miss Lydia Gruen, whose engage- Just what he wants—high- i: : : : 5) or many . Edward G@Nagel has been E t . sure-to-please . trim- ems os apg rade Pullmans, Everetts, ; | 17 N. SEVE m : : and brown. Newest perenne ary Fe et aanan dak eee (TH AND . 2S mings and styles. | The regular meeting of the rk- liers. See window display. WAY ee wood Study Hour Club, M. F. W. C.. TN. BROAD j (Second Floor.) ° was held Dec. 5 at the home of Mrs. ! ; "&, . R. B. Williamspn, 405 West Argonne — emo oro = OO oOo avenue, Kirkwood:

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, f the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that o —_ 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ‘ Z E : - . ts : . > Sreldi uste Board members of the &. Lou ; ; ears: but why Worry A ten of the past week was that) Grant. George X a ag aa ned ciety Children of the American ? be here, ri r ote: car in one min- een Tecstay Op cq Charles M./ Kendrick. Mics Edith tageart an! | pewoluth entertained at | when the ZERO MANIFOLD BEA saith, battery, time and skinner of 403 ‘Hawthorne beule- Miss Orpha Kendrick. sep BH ow of Mrs. Wal- in the co! vard, Webster Groves, assisted }) oggened s 2655 Botanical ave- her daughters. Mmes. Frank Mead Miss Rachel Lee Cuendet. daugh- eee ete Creal D. Sim- Rebert Britton and Miss Jciia Howe ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene FR. nu — eaten we Williams. Leng A Skinner. About 500 guests called. Cuendet of 4 Hortense piace, wilt Mom us ; oe Mrs. Eugene ! rN | Radio Electric Three granddauchters of the hostess e' ve a dinner Dee. 28 at Hote! Chase - ee - anaes cae nogetr, po F Migs Virginia Mead. and borothy and honor of Miss Margaret Smith of 00 nse. ans amenity wete pres. Schanider & Sehaterss until January 1. 1923. Oli Mary Britten. with Miss Lucy Ken- BF iffalo. N. Y.. who ts to arrive tha . Giese Sa : . $5.00 complete; installed un jes, address 1003 Pine St. ve ‘ «uiTH, on en drick served, ar q@ the following of day to be a guest for a week at the , anpeinted at For tnformatik as to a@ Cc t x6 4 Vista Avenee, Se. Leulse. , ’ cam ‘mane Cuendet = sitor and he “abricius Was appens: si- cu Wrs. Skinner's friend came x ont Cuendet home. The visitor and : al nee i Sih Gut heats: Mmes Lemoine and Jesse hostess’ ate students at the Westo’ act ; elects coed ‘ ee: eeinner, Walter Scholz. James D Schoo! in Connecticut ~~ Returning to S&. Leuis about De i | OF oil I = = 20 frém Miss Porter's Schoo in : . Smal ‘ Gonn. will be Miss ae : , ? of I inc Epis Shepler, daughter of Mrs / Aw 500, = hur Shepler: Misees Mary and oe! 4 and colorings. ize Margaret Carter, twin daughters of e. * | and make accepta© le gi Mr. and Mrs. L. Rar Carter, and : | Miss Margaret Caradine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Caradine se S # Y) f /, all ef Portiand place. The girls will pe. ’ pecia or gale at the follow- _—_—— - eee an pbc wb eS A ee ees RL Oe - Pe i Mw ore e ” - = -# — = ‘ ; » ae . % 8 R ” ¢ - a 5S shale a = & 4 bs Pp? @ = ‘s participate tn the man; parties planned for the school set -_ a Mre. James Kaime will give a > : ~) ’ 9 " - = 0} 0-612 Wa ishinglo! ' Pr | incheoh at her home. 49°96 Argrie place, Dec. 29. for her sister. Migs KRatherine Edgar. who 11) come Here’s Good, Welcome News for Monday— eee dar. Mrs. Stephen B. Sheidon of 1 Kingsburr piece. will give a similar affair in honor of her schoo) girl Another Remarkable eater wisn 'e"| &@ FROM & to 2 O'CLOCK for the holidars ‘and ‘MrsJi | ee eS Oe TOMORROW, “ompanie4s by Caivin Case. will - i 4 e ° 99 rire Tec. 2@ to spend Chr@tmes ~~ ) sities lVe= Mr ard Mrs. Albert T. Terry of , 5231 Westminster place, wil! be hosts [es at a box partr in honor of Miss Eliz- abeth Boeckeler. Dec. 78. at the Cor- neil Glee Cinlb comcert at the Od@ton Among the S* uis Yale students returning heme fer the helidars are larksen Seett, Fred Chariés Orth- eit haries Negcel Jr. Russe® Wr'- Murphr Wailsce Ww = eihorst. Alexander Solomon Greenleaf Elliot. Derick Alger- January. Louls Francts Lumaghi George Eber® Bass, Richard T ee ® at~ > -~ ee wd ee oa —-_ “© > . = > - a ot nm © 2s * > J _ ~ 2 we » in « i. a » “- * + > - a > ° od 7 a 5 - s = me: 4 sd a “ ® ies : ~_ t eee | = aS . a ~ S : * 2 ’ os - « - ard Walter Orthweir Dana ron Cehrader. Rickar® Rein- Pearistene John Festus Williem Aaron V Wight Jr A SPECIAL group for a Monday feat ‘The materials are N Ww $7 50 to $10 Wy Webster, Moward Wistame. Jem | , ~¢ ee eaites itor Meee? WME, | checks, solid colors an e o . —— “om . ee } ” ¥ — : ’ | . : , 3 ~ : ~- ; £ 5 a | Many abtenetive | 1000 COATS at $15m . “°yzzz ~ : Values Silk and Haircloth Hats — a oe | | : And te make this the busiest SLX HOURS our eoat department a S+. Louis Dee. 16 to epend Christ | has had this season. we are going-fo give erert woman whe comes TOMORROW (MONDAY), FROM 8 TO 2 O'CLOCK | = | 2 | . mas with her parents. Mr and Mrs | here DURING THE ADVERTISED HOT RS—S to 2 o’clock—a COAT ‘ y ee ee ee OO Wiener, 5533 Waterman ave 4 handsome, silk-lined, FUR TRIMMED COAT. WRAP OR JAC- \t tec . os e- er atta 2 - . ‘ é — = ’ ~ + T°? “Tt. re , ; cs - ~« ~ - hare s 7 : ” S.. . Bal: . Seem Sehadt t Swart QUETTE worth as high as $55 fer $15. We have over 1000 Coats m cloths 6 si vias, r * MORE than 15,000 FE , , : . . fered tormorrow at mioghbes snedimes and velo . so Astrakham Jacquettes—im over 200 styles; Blouses a in cht , po selections’ at pric e n straight! sr faney fringed wrap stries. all qplor id sizes. Every garment a _ | groups are included: sensation at "$13.00. is ee > ee ES GE ee a visit to her Gaughter “‘Saes . - hes , . , ) | ; Laftferty.and the iatter’s So > Silk Handkerchiefs, | iby « Russell T. Lafferty Jr. in - = . 7 } be, — erneet — fancy @ Pokes and Turbans of chenge- ‘ttle Rock. Ark. At present Mra i lasts. mit 6 to c se . furp?r “ee a« »eae cles" Ser si«*er able silk in draped effects. iro John SuenBenetk of Metinarthe . ~ : i Pied. i ; acx , _ rematr — “ a and dre wn > ead ivy @ Off-the-face and poke styles fl the thetites rs ie —" Prem § te 12 | | "se 18 coe of faille silk or gros de londre | ¥ a ‘ i : ~ — ae P ’ — Ak galled eee? B- $4.85 PF $7. a5 @ Draped haircioth Hats with seme —_ ~ se a eeorge * ve me | $20.00 to $29.75 Fars fancy ornaments; also combina- | f Colum f j “hekers A OE a MOE ; tions of Agircloth and fale suk. a naga Ph ii \ trem § te 12 oclec! Large Manchurian ¥ , | aie nail @€ Matrons’ Hats of black hair- : , Hage —— ewer : —s‘EE OTR wixDews— a (KS Cay eS eee ber | bie leRs oo} 8 to 12 O'Clock OMMMEMME Renteercsiets ot so € All the newest colors—aliso tay Be ay - © with initials in coléss ¢ black. i Woe . : ttciaaeat s,s cee » ~* . Machine embfoidered in H Tuesday Eee chote @ouanans. til 46.00 Tur Scarfe and Capes $19. 75 800 DRE a » tach hemstitched hems. . | : sé Pea ‘ : ’ ur ase an 0 ; , . - , | : ' = or ? - . e~s -_ aa . sorts at a dinner to be gtren bef>-< thea Aarce Dee. se one W'e« Nee 2 Evening Robes and Dresses | | <=... en) oe . — —— a = ee $65 to $110 Values for = seciane Sane thicte Moone Sheree Alluring Dresses for the coming fr. and Mrs. Wiliam Kenderd holiday social festivities. Mod- . sy els for dinner, dance, reception } __Mrs. Over Keller ef Lancaster and theater wear. of sequins, See cee a ae ee chiffon velvet. silk crepe, silk S. Mepham of 4457 Westminster and lace-combinations, in sd © Gither Of. ties Rentitce ‘Msenaa! Si beeeine shades. \ “tua | ; Mies Marie Reftre Fuss. daughter ‘Third Fleer ‘ Mr. end Mrs. Eugere A. Fuse. ’ 4446 Lactede avenue. ill entet- tain & party of frien@s at the Christ- . , mas dance at the St. Legis Woman's + Cieb, Dec. 39. “ANDIES 16-815 OLIVE 60c, 80c, $1, $1.25 Pound Glazed Fruits Salted Nuts 60c, 80c, $1.00 Pound And All Day Chri io mene e te 2 Ns “Ais | 7

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Cd dns : * . SUNDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1999, Part 7, of today's Murad M. A. 12 Radio pp Price of this set ihe I ote $1 ctric Co., Inc, Olive 3017 > > ® . ? house reduced begin. ning tomorrow. . Sr ~*~ a ’ ? 7 a Bt 7 “4 ‘ ..%> . . wWwInDows— ~ 3 7 i) Clock Only ~— ** —— , is great lot are many Dresees | for nearly double this peice Pyvear' Plenty of sizes, to in cloth Dregrses. 00 r No C. O. D's. No Exchanges | Me 19¢ Each , > ee » “I 7 > pe ’ >, wr ac hy ~ -- . he x) mer yer: ‘ TS PP RE CRITE Bt ope ce ey 9 SUNDA i a" [MBER 17 Ip? = 4 . ed - in 7 ¥ ee —— . The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined hy Approximately 40,000. 4 _ ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH! f~ —_— ¥ Store Hours Until Christmas—9 to 6 o’Clock STIX. BA Small Rugs, %J.25 to $7.98 ‘LOT of 1500, including a large variety of patterns and colorings. Sizes which are useful about the home make acceptable gifts to the housewife. r Eee (Downstairs Store.) Special Purchase and Sale of = cuffs. Blouses that are so much in. ” , . demand for wear with a sweater or suit. There are all sizes from 34 to 40. ttt — 600 Handmade Blouses | , r at $7 95 LOUSES of fine quality batiste, | in several smart styles, with the Tuxedo fronts, square necks } : and long sleeves with turnback This sale presents a splendid op- portunity to select a gift for mother | or sister that will be most cheer- fully received Christmas morning. (Downstairs Store.) Girls’ Dresses Attractively Priced 00 ‘er > x ,'*» 24 x yes ~\ . 4 a“ ‘ i A Sizes 7 to 14 1 “The materials are good grade ginghams and chambray, in plaids, SPECIAL egrdup—selected etn our higher priced lines, assembled | for a Monday feature with a pricing of greatest interest. thecks, solid colors and two-tone combinations. Many attractive styles with long and three-quarter length sleeves. iq A (Downstairs Store.) © Fortunate Purchases Bring Special a Values in Women’s and Men’s - Gift Handkerchiefs than 15,000 Handkerchiefs will be of- fered tomorrow at special prices, enabling selections’at price savings. The following are included: Pr At 39c Dozen Women’s Handkerchiefs, of good cambric, embroid- im one corner in attractive white or colored de- i finished with 44-inch hemstitched hems. Limit dozen. At 25c Each ” ‘Handkerchiefs. suitable for men and women: Printed and fancy embroidered patterns; while lasts. Limit 6 to customer. 5 if. At 1c Each ‘a ; '» Handkerchiefs, of good quality batiste, 4mbroidered one-corner designs in white, colors malti-colors ; finished with %-inch hemstitched ‘ » Men’s Handkerchiefs At 25c Each chiefs of soft quality lawn Handkerchiefs of a good grade linen S in colors that are hand- | with neat hand-machine embroidered in- embroidered in one corner; %4- | itials in one corner; all have %-inch itched hermis. . hemstitched hems. (Downstairs Store.) — oy Sweaters for the school miss or the weeetots afe in button-front or slip- Oe over style. Some have — belts and pockets. Shown in all desirable colors. ; ’ “An Unusual Purchase and Selling of ‘Sweaters and Scarfs Women’s and Misses’ Sweaters i: At $7 95 and oD4S THEY are shown in a variety of new styles in- cluding the popular slipover model. Some are in } solid colored wools and others in combination: of colors. Sweatets make practical gifts. f Ol ae $43 | ae $298 Warm Scarfs, of heavy quality brushed wool, in colors for street wear. They have border of contrasting color and deep fringe. Kiddies’ Sweater Sets in Sizes to 4 Years At $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95 : Brushed wool. Sizes 6 months to 4 years. of desirable colors and styles. - Some are of fine zephyr yarns, others (Downstairs Stere.) Do ER & FUL GRAND-LEADER WNSTAIRS STORE > ag? (? t 4 yi i‘ qi L bd TAD %, \ a eacon Blanket Robes In Three Remarkable Sale Groups $9.95 $3.95 $74.95 ery Rail Packed in Christmas Box ment of beautiful designs. Shown in WomMEN's Robes, well tailored of fine quality Beacon cloth in a very good assort- every imaginable color including pink, old rose, light blue, dark blue, lavender,. brown and helio. There is a large variety of styles to choose from, and all are attractively trimmed with silk ribbon, silk covered buttons, fancy cord, pockets andysilk frogs. All sizes from 36 to 44. At $4.95 there are also sizes 46 to 52. - Beacon Robes for Girls 8 to 14 Years | $239 and *Q* ae, Made of the fine warm Beacon cloth, in beautiful patterns and desirable colorings. Silk ribbon or cord-trimmed collars, pockets and cuffs. Christmas present would make a very practical gift. (Downstairs Store.) \ 7 One of these Robes for ax Gift Purses and In a Holiday 1000 Purses— ve just received a di- Ree es ne panes: = a cues ‘scasiertatlon of imi- Purses and Vanity Sexes tation leather Boxes, suitable of goat, Persian lamb, va- for gifts. chette, seal and Morocco grain In the collection you'll find tooled leathers, in small, me- | G3), Boxes, Glove Boxes, dimm and large stses. _ Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel In black, brown, tan and Boxes and Stamp Boxes. Some S*S7- | with lock and key, others | A gift selected from these | have clasps. groups will be appreciated by | In many attractive colors. mother, wife, sister or sweet- The prices are heart. Extra Selling Space for These Events Glove Specials For Women— At se Pair MORE than 500 pairs of Women’s kid and lamb- skin pique-sewn Gauntlets with full gored cuffs and at- tractive two-tone and self- embroidered and crochet backs. All sizes. Black, brown, gray, mastic and white. Gloves for Boys : -At 39c Pair Fleece-lined cashmere Gloves, with embroid- ered backs; brown and gray; all sizes. At 59c Pair Lined leather Gauntlets in black, brown and tan; all sizes. : : At 79c Pair : Lined cape Gloves, of Adler make, in brown, gray and tan; all sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Imported Boxes Sale, Monday 6000 Boxes— ll O8c ~ *]1= & 10c to ASc roc, 25¢, 39c and 49Cc (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Slippers Are Low in Price At 98c Pair FELT Slippers in Everett style; sten- ciled designs: sewed leather soles; sizes 6 to rz. At $1.39 Pair About 400 pairs of leather Slippers in Ev- erett style with leather soles and heels; sizes 6 to rr. At $1.49 Pair Soft and hard sole felt Slippers, Everett style, in black and colors; all sizes. At $1.59 Pair Dark brown leather Slippers with leather soles and heels; Everett style; sizes 6 to 11. (Downstairs Store.) . ‘M! Little Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.45 DDY style, of heavy quality Peggy cloth. One- piece models with trousers of black satinette and waist of poplin. Sizes 2 to 6 years. (Downstairs Store.) Monday—A Timely Sale of Jacquard Robe Blankets Ideal for Christmas Gifts At fe Reak HESE Robe Blankets come in woven patterns, in solid colors and floral many beautiful combinations of browns, blues, lavender, red, etc. Extra-large size, 72x84 inches: Ideal for Christ- mas gifts. The price is very special. Wool Blankets, $7.95 Pair Pure wool Blankets, in pink, blue and tan plaids. They weigh 5 pounds. Size and Indian designs, heavy and very*warm. 70x80 inches. Crib Blankets, $1.49 Each Wool-mixed and come in tan with brown borders. Size 36x54 inches. Sheet Blankets Special at $1 -00 Fleeced cotton Sheet Blan- kets, in pink, blue and gray plaids, size 64x76 inches. Also plain gray, white and tan Blan- kets, in size 72x80 inches. Fin- ished on each end. / 3 o’Clock Special— 32-Inch Dress Ginghams At 19c Yard 3000 yards of Amoskeag Ginghams in 4 checks, plaids and stripes in fast color. Suitable for dresses, aprons and _ chil- dren’s wear. : ' — 9 (Downstairs Store.) price concession. an ideal Christmas gift. Specials in the Silk Store Vier! BOc E secured these Velvets from an Eastern manufacturer at a special . Included are erect pile and paon velvets, cut from the piece and shown in many colors. There is no black. As the quantity is limited, early selection is advisable. Fiber Shirtings | Beautiful Silks _At $1.00 Yard * At $2.35 Yard in an ih neat aesige aan Foy In this gr there are Canton colors. A pattern of this would make Crepes, Crepe’ de Chine, nr yemagaoe 32 inches |“ Duvette, etc., in many colors wide: black. 36 and 40 inch widths. Silk-and-Lisle | Wash Satins gh ice At $1.25 Yard Plain Silk and Lisle Fabric in all | the desirable dark and light shades, In white, flesh and pink. Ideal for black and ivory. May be used for outer and under garments. 36 inches foundations, linings, lingerie and doll wide. dresses. 36 inches wid aoe: (Downstairs Store.) 2400Pairs Women’s Silk Hose Special, 19¢c Pair 4 ESE are from one of the country’s largegt ; and best known kers, secured at a great price ~ concession because they are termed gt j seconds. Come in black, brown, gray and polo color. Li Sizes 8 to ro. Panel-Back Stockings, $1.00 Pair In Gift Packages—Spetial Value The much-wanted panel-back silk-and-fiber-mixed Hose in black, golden brown and chocolate brown. Hosiery at 39c—3 Pairs, $1.10 EN’S cashmerette | CHILDREN’S wool OMEN’S cashmer- ette Stockings, heather mixtures in green and brown; medium weight; slightly imper- fect. 'M sle tops. —— sports Soc Socks in the popular ks in heather mixtures; medi- with colored cure-own : | um weight; all s‘zes, 10 tops; slightly imperfect; | to 244, | ment. in the assort- sizes 7 to 10 (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Felt Slippers On Sale at 95c a Pair oe "THERE are thousands of pairs of Felt Slippers for women and children, in a most unusual assortment of colors and combinations. Women’s, in moccasin style, with silk pompons and ribbon trimmed; all sizes. Children’s, in the bootee style, with picture collar effects; soft padded soles. Colors red, blue and sapphire. Sizes to 2. ‘Women’s Juliets at $1.49 Pair Ribbon and plush trimmed; leather soles; excellent assortment of colors; all have hand-turned soles. Sizes 3 to 8 (Downgtairs Store.) - = = ~ sep oe en eee - omen gar wee ie — - - = — ran sare ts re r : e Av? = tor RY Az ei i , ry ae | a ws . - Waa +? —_ ; : : i * ; * : a } en : i 5 Ph ee rk wer. ad et ee re

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The City Cireulation of the Daily POST-DISPAICH alone Approxinrately Equals that of the Daily 2s AHRENS IRS. Sa NIAID , = - a — 2 -— -— ees Hotnstair Store Eivertisdineiil Appears on ‘Paae ~ BAER &F ‘SPECIALS’ IN TOYS Presenting Varieties and Values That Are Unusual :° «ce > +20 4262 2.2.2 “See 5s _ ; e === Stone Blocks, | Dressed Doll. Muir d Pict am ike “2 | . Table Stemware, 25cE rors and Pictures Lj ia — i Hae binge bead seen = sue . bg ~ 3 aie eyes with lashes, cur- B tif. ll lal m od as : wana — _ée- | i — 4 ng hai ir full jointed; : Off V D bl G Caumyuny & raiiic signs, and instruce gant een cae ° ht ers V ery Vesirable ifts A’ opportune sale of high-quality framed Mirrors and ee _- ee ee eee SS iro —— with Age. me pan- | styles for over consoles, buffets or mantels, a | ~} =i] Bs ar aa , | SS a SONG AR bor- Blackboard, $1.29 =f | § Goblets Frurt Salads : she can best uw: rm = — a ~- ——— «= Bbon- ——— =. = ie ee ee r «w * ss ‘ = PS 14.50, $79.50. $24.50. $29.50. $34.5 , desi gn with blu | s 4¢ $ 9.5 4.5 s 9 ‘ 3 : Especia iby we! made: has pictus re chart: Sh a Wi Mechanical train sting of ‘stzam- | cam be used as a desk: drawing-board size, erbets ines and catia ‘ Gift Certifica Framed Pictures | Wood Building mee -Ks A . it-IT Or loc — uve — nde: a ved r2x16 in.; height, ¢0 in. at any timie. Cc Blackboard, $3.39 agile 3 Bureau on Mezz. Has picture chart: cam be used as desk; se : 7 > 2I in. wida > a a ! The advan 4 A comprehensive collection ot Fine quality of Wood Bu pro. rossover, large-size lovely color copies ot noted paintings eee wand. designs ti h. ne jon crossii nr se ca “ae offered ina charming Variety of well- . pti : | tower an crossing 5 ier and switth it. nigh, 1] eval! hev ; a bum cand a : switch: | knawn subjects, all well framed. They Jumping Ropes, 39¢ ; ™ aridog Billy Buster Flyer. $3.98 100-Piece Dinner Service tT at e ™ . : -_ | ; + - are priced Handles finished in red enmame., trim: Mechanical Horse and Cart. 59¢ Pw ot png red; can be pe $5.00, $10.00, $15.00 and $79.50 in gold; large size. Of metal, steel spring motor, horse fn- “USSSS mine an ! oo Fifth Fioer ; : im gray, cart in brown; length 8 in ae 8 ee ee a , $ 30 ; Lead Warriors, $1.19 , Lifelike M At om oat | > ie & ° . age In- Teddy sear, $1 “ - ¥ cn | : = : ao 2 a. Teddy Bear of brown plush in. high > = = ae . “ ¥ Silverware for Gifts din warrior derieiggs m1 Ss Doll, $6.95 OOD quality tmpested china, dec-, am A Candy Stations gunfire ; attrac: ? FP + Mondav Wash Tt. weiteat Thal) 1 G _— Secs, a re - Es ially Pac . ] ] j tS ] T ie Cullen ig > iny Monday ash Set ts. 98c & _ This eontttil Doll has orniinh ta pre a border desicn (@ipeng = & pec nm amportant Sate 1 omorrow | fe calors; pach > fe Pm elie PB tg on, rege mee SE pg cern and finished with mat gold handles. : oS Boxes . . d im a wooden y . pee aR eat “ 53 aa = _ , iV Late Dp de ad _ r Fe ue & e . : : ; ; 7 ie THs beautiful een etated ed are, on nickel silver | £*. , : an te af soa; ——— ea FB oe 100-Piece Dinner Service 100-Piece Dinner § es, iS guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. and offers ver —— ~ | : ae LOEB AB. ~ . attractive gifts. f | Uncle Sam Bank, $2.19 - ee ae BoA 4 : = 7 . A Uilii,) nanic : Aye \} ; i ey : : These pretty Bonbon Baskets of Fd $2.49 met tche : Floor Lamps , = Madeira Tableclott ; a ta Ae A . > a eS - : 7 plane, , ~ ~~ ' openmwork design, in platinum finish. The Ettle brown Made of metal, finish | gray d- S 15 Bear. made of lambskin, he. ) " RRR te ot $3 % Rail: road Accessories . beaei Watch Tower and Signal Box. Junior Or Bridge Lamps, $45 TT) - Bat wet 8 Bus: wey _ Combination Crossing Signa! x. The bases of these beautiful Lamps are) 4 “] boa ; . éoil; ail Watch Tower and Crossing Barrier; finished in ebony with ¢é6id treatment: iis | ¥ sx tumbler doilies, WOrKs automatica.ty. handsome shades, displaying a variety of ‘ _ | linen, with rose-point harmonizing colors, are full 24 inches in“ a _ | scallops. ‘The Oriental Bazar eatoceed hard- | : ; | Railroad Station. $2 25 size, of Georgette. all silk lined. Two- “ : R: oom, of 6-inch double silk fringe. ia | Friction frame ; 4 ee . ~ Columbia Boy Cy , ilread Station and Waiting tomed colors. Displays Many Exquisite Gifts Vere r XA Full tubular frame, :-inch solid rubbe: tal, attractively finished in colors. Compioes with adjustable pull sockets and a Fy | ae ia ini A : tired wheel stab n : - | | cord and plug. (Fifth Floor.) si 4 : TH | individuality sought by those | * ee: Sth ane a i ool : Railr oad Station, 98c r ? 22, Dupl Bi; : - 1s ind ned ron to gacee Ss | | eer . plex Fireless Cookers, The Orient, Italy and all noted art genters have yielded choice = ; @ | Le | $18. 95 treasures—assuring selection attended with pleasurable sncietaction: | 3 bs - | Made with steel casing, alu- Fifth Floor | . | Zz | | mungm limed, equipped with ae cooking utensils. Two- well size. Boston Bag's High Wing-Back Chais Repeated n iclh thes 3 Glass Casseroles, $2.75 S At $69.75 Tapestry Chair, $47.50 . te Large size brass nickel-plated =~ . Beautifelly upholstered _in row: ith loose _sprim : soak ial or Racage ™a- frames, fitted with side handles, Sale of 2500 VY el/ Lined velour,or mohair and provided Siled cane - Very comfor a a ee : mils are he gan Ppl 4 a = high and and equipped with Pyrex glass those spring filled cush- le and an ideal gift for Dad iddie wood-Seat, and 1 — accommod So baking dish and cover. with Cowhide Bags, T omorrow roms. Attractively priced. ort ‘e ma: b] ra! : 7, ee Bean $7. 98 : ; Each Set consists of 6 large A $ EY be. Sans Sy ; —— " | , | 2 =< ereal jars, ‘ small spice jars, c =: t vinegar bottle and A SPECIAL purchase through which we ob- ) tained Bags of a quality seldom found at this ; 7 es Of heavy Wear-Ever alumi- enables us to offer values of unusual worth me num, double style, ventilating ell made of good quality cowhide leather of | Davenport Table, $27.50 Tea Wagon. $22.50 nici: anaes ip & q ide seather 0 I mahogany ‘n- In the Tader deci nd fn $49.50 Music binet, $r6. 8-1b size, £ | second cut. They have hand] id ee 8 in the Tudor design and fn- 75 Small $-lb. turkey size, $3.95 y nay ndles, inside pocket ish. Top measures 20x66 in. ished in American walnut. Elizabeth Jane Sewing Cabi- Finished in mahogany; pro- Medium :1-Ib. turkey size, ) vided with 9 shelves for music. $4.95 and every Bag is nicely lined. 13, 14 and 15 inch pices, XIV desigm Specially oe with removable ‘ray sonnets, solid mahogany, English 50g sizes, in dark = anc crop sides. Very special! brown finish. Large compart. “"*se¢ remarkably low. Large 14-lb. turkey size, $5.95 7 priced. at for n Tial Other styles of Boston and professional Bags ee re ony s ma : may be had fram $2.7 § to $ro. Fourth Fleer Mahogany Smoking moking Stand, | Stand, $1.19 (Main Floer.) ox Finished in English —— ; brown and . ~<s.- ith Priscilla a Cabin ——,, provided with ? Spinet Desk, $39.75 t 95.95 giass tray ies PR a a is : PP tog s u b stantially . . Of ador ished a Enalion Sal daieen Spectaily made and spe-<& ; Gaited fin Enghak — - an English brown mahog- - priced. . - Tweet 2 ; amy; provided with tray for cially price : ey nial tat rsp thread. Attractively priced. Ask the Salesman About Our Easy-Payorrt Plan moe, no ary meet fhe

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4 - ae OE API sows a. 7 - “ SUND NMceMPe yy. 1922 a e., Fe : gee me ace... . 1 > * . . ——— es ercr BER 17. 1922. yam . — size oval Roasters, quality blue enamelware. ving Trays, $1.98 - Middy Blouses At $1.29 Each : size mahogany finished . with glass-covered deco- of splendid quality gala- enter; hide handles. : 8 in red or Copen blue white tape-trimmed - | ng Canaries, $6.50. - Mountain Canaries. A @ “a or pment just received. thy Bird $s.a5 UP | * iar ; . ic Traveling Outfit, © 75 | i. 98 Ye stove, — an, travelers’ iron, curl: | a > Ur itgh Floot.) co-ed styles. The are guaranteed to Sizes 6 to 20. 17-Piece Tea Set, $3.95 Consisting of teapot. and creamer, six cups Saucers, of Japanese Orated in assorted ~ Aluminum Coffee » Fercolator, $1.69 ester Percolators in Size. Made of heavy Y aluminum. ts’ Bathrobes, $1.00 _ Of Beacon cloth. dainty ens in pink and blue. =e Monge and waist. ~ t 2. rg! as P : ZZ y, exe Ad vere ™ SSS Handkerchiefs Men’s “Beau Brummel’ Handkerchiefs Three for $ / OO (Boxed ) ‘THESE novelty Handkerchiefs are unusually attractive with colored corded borders that are entirely new. They come three colors assorted in a box and are neatly tied with ribbon, packed and tied already for presentation. For Women— At $1.00 Each Linen Handkerchiefs with handiwork of the European peasantry. rier come from Ma- deira, Switzerland, France and Ireland and are embroidered in beautiful floral and convention- al designs. At 25c Each Fine quality batiste and linen Handkerchiefs, hand or machine embroidered. Some are hem- stitched and some have Venise lace borders. material hemstitched he For Men— 6 for $2.00 We have but roo dosen of these to offer. Handkerchiefs | of fine quality linen with Long- fellow initial, full all- around hemstitched. size, At 10c Each Men’s Handkerchiefs of soft Large size. %-inch ; Special at 59c Box These are small lots of our higher-priced assortments, grouped into one lot for Monday’s selling. Most of them are embroidered in white and colors, hemstitched. They corfte three ang six in a box. (Main Floor.) e¢ © - Of Fine Quality. Each One Boxed! On Special Sale Monday, $ 5: E present this as an unusual gift-buying opportunity. The Shirts dis- play materials and workmanship of a high character, and the patterns ang colors are most desirable. The assortment is unusually extensive, including plain Shirts in gray and tan, with collars to match, end-and-end effects, cluster stripes, plain stripes and some checked patterns. Made of these materials— ; Satin-Striped Crepe de Chine Satin-Striped Jersey Heavy Quality Jersey Satin-Striped Broadcloth White Crepe de Chine Well cut and carefully finished, these Shirts are of a superior character. We urge our custofners to participate in the savings we offer Monday. : (Main Floor.) Plain Silk Broadcloth 1000 Fancy Special Monday at $1.95 A RECENT importation brings a thousand pretty Nécklaces to sell at this very low price. Long, and finished with a tassel, they come in color combinations that are very attractive—red rose, Necklaces Kayser Silk Vests, $1.89 IS delightfully feminine gift may be accomplished at a saving Monday if purchases are made from this spe- cial group. Kayser Vests of ribbed silk, made with bodice top and ribbon shoulder straps, are offered in flesh color, orchid and nude shades. , Special at $2.79 Knee-length Bloomers of ribbed silk, to match the above vests, are also offered at an extremely low price. Special at $4.95 Spoct-length Bloomers of glove silk, finished with double shirred cuffs, shown in dark shades. Well made, and rein- forced. A very practical gift, at a saving in price. Extra sizes are priced $5.50. (Main Floor.) Beautiful Coats and Wraps Unusual in Quality te, Are Priced ‘892 i HE elusive combination coimprising individu- ality, chic and excellent quality, known to women of discrimination as good taste, charac- terizes these beautiful Coats. / Offered tomorrow in a showing of first impor- tance to women who desire Coats and Wraps of . real distinction. The materials include: Fashona, panvelaine, gerona, marvella, ormadale and other smart rich fabrics. Richly trimmed with beaver, squirrel, skunk, wolf and fox in many charming styles, these are values of excellence. Sizes 34 to 44. (Third Fiocer.) \ — — a jet, yellow and jade with steel. This group is of particular in- terest to gift shoppers. (Main Floor.) ‘Empress of India’ Pearls Quality D—250 Strands in a Special Selling M onday HESE “Empress of India” inde- structible (Reg. U. S. Pat. Office) Pear Necklaces are offered at prices_ that will appeal strongly to those seeking gifts of individuality. They are beautifully opalescent. finished with a dclignes eee. and guaranteed not to peel, break or dis- color. Each strand is finely gradu- ated. .In_ handsome prices— 18 Inches, 20 Inches, 24 Inches, 28 Inches, 30 Inches, gift cases, at these $10.45 $11.45 $12.95 $14.45 * $15.95 | - Gift Stationery Items of Special Interest _ Crane Stationery At 95c Box HIS is an unusual value. Each box contains 24 sheets of writing pa- per of excellent quality, with 24 en- velopes to match. Ribbon tied. " [-—]__ Giftie Sets, $7.50 to $14 , These attractive Sets include a mounted . >/ fountain pen and pencil. Plain and Ae chased styles, silver and gold filled. eee Highly appropriate gifts. Gift Cabinets at $1.25 Writing paper and correspondence cards are contained in these Gift Cab- inets. White and delicate tints. Rib- bon tied. An especially attractive of- fering. (Main Floor.) Gifts for Tots — INTY gifts to tuck in the baby’s stockings are here in great profusion. Some are designed to increase her loveliness; others, to add to her comfort. Eiderdown Coats, . $2.95 to $6.95 Warm Coats of soft white ciderdown, ‘ show various style tendencies. We offer flare and box models, in 1 and 2 year sizes. Knitwear, 25c to $2.98 Infants’ Leggings, Toques, Bootees, Mit- tens, and Sweater Sacques, of soft wool zephyr, are here in many styles and weaves. Creepers at $1.95 Of poplin and chambray, these are trim- med with smocking, ruffles, and hand stitching. ~ Little Girls’ Dresses, $7.50 Dainty Frocks, for dress-up occasions, in taffeta and ay oes in regula- tion style—others ve om trimmed with braid and hand stitching. Gift Slippers Complete Assortments at Low Prices F or Men— 3.50 to $8.50 a Pair—Leather House Slipp well es gro of ——_ ma- Ss, are avai e opera, éverett, Romeo and Cavalier styles. Patent leath- er, black, Havana brown, wine, and red. $1.50 to $3.50 a Pair—A complete line of fancy Bath Slippers for men. For Women— $1.25 to $2.50 a Pair__All varities of Slippers from those of felt to warm skin Slippers with the wool left on. In- dian Moccasins and slumber Slippers also incl Special, . Pair—Ov of women’s Bd Heconsias the peee Fo ade soles. Plain colors and fancy patterns. All sizes. (Main Fieor.) . .

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that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Limes Combined. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dai tely eae === a ~ — ° > te a * ‘ee * = ——— ~ —_ = — — ——— rm —— ~ yl: - - « of ssp OO EP TAGE oo : - — “ - _——— =—_ — = bo —_— a =>. =3 — —_ ee a as al _ = —— 4 —= 2 -— = —— >> — —, a — —, = ~ os. *, —=|Great Stocks of Gifts Ready for _ Z > > --* 2 * whe “cet we * ~ - ~ PT cotinine = "ae “- a > ~~ > & Ae a. = 4 = ple. 2 Society Xmas ~~ Seals on sale | egg ) a . | ie facdaa-- Se ee ce \ gee oN tet? | 3800 Pairs Men Postoffice. ee A = SS , eee awas ; ° C . J ' | sf 2k Ree wetim om of Fime 2 Handkerchiefs A tremendous purchase f a the lot you will find Gloves for me a -" eee ae nad ears Toilet Good Ba | o>, . \ ae Ne wan wel —s $1 Louet ' Perve ae | ) A i wah: ; materials, pert ect f itting. Just " Be : Water: made by (Rig- | Pato ey ees Fiatll Women’s 35c Handkerchiefs | _ 2S EY 7 ~ aud’s):; in box......... 98c n. Men’s Initial Hand erc sefs ‘Pore linen Handkerchiefs _of durable vr 4 sie Richard Hudnut Plaza: com- . — _ Cameric Handkerciiefs with y pena Dicasing designs, a a a — cs ‘cen hae We Heched hh : gored embroidered me Wate 5 B.Duccntz pro. D.G.Co ) a: ’ = bination Set of Toilet {Water ae or colors . 25¢ eS ‘ Longfellow initiai. ites Fe ) 4 and Talcum Powder | bet 68'S '~ ~~ =~ aes Women’s Sport Handkerchfs. —- a , ; > ) $1 Powder Compacts; Higc- Men’s Initia! Handkerchiefs Mad at Cie sf - -_—, PO ee oe le i hl eae —— — a - /- * = a -—* - i: > © 2 *+ [* we. om Gal landsemely em ‘) Sin Citteooun “wa , i Ss UN ir embaume Powder; : ° Snare maker ots ste ™ : or lered i: mmaventiona. dgesigus ~ eo arere of ener ey er in flesh, ¥ and 89 30c Linen Handkerchiefs er ae ce 35c 3 for $1.80 eon _ doe ” . : : . —_ lea e nite ius lesigne ; : “Cc and vanishing crean 35C woven tape borders copa pole gee 23€ Women’s Sport Hand fs. ove and Merchandise Gift Certificates Se Suns Gok Meeak Webuik ae ; bon ot 6 Gee er ove me ‘tativae anus a oye hao Py aa, GRR Pageant Ma, , ahagees er ay ata. Men’s 5c Handkerchiefs ets with elaber nd $1.25 _. Cie . — SF , oe AS = ; . a” ~ - + be | ; “0 | clec« - 89¢ of ~ te > — - -. ‘ 3 t her oe Mn* amou Se hae > = Sed 2 " "is Lea ad - + “a? : ios “= . i‘ -- i : "Ns it at « hange desk, Main Fiver (Main Fleer—Nuagents.) hem DOZEN 50¢ = ¢ : ‘Main Fileer—N\ugents.) — — ¥ ‘ ‘ ' g y 3 \¢ ‘ WE a 3 5 [ a oe $6.50 $22.50 | oe = @ { sat $i Lace Shaving Stands 0 Sun-Room Linen Linen $4.50 Spo Berthas : — Furniture Tablecloths | | Table Sets Collars Percolators 3 38x68 - inch iid" aaa Scarfs . $2.75 Value, ( ‘ . > : TT € = a ? a ™ } _ : - be sf ° , ?x9S ~ ° $ me ( Ke - ee > O , . . t } r ‘o - rx . ~ = Les" ° 4 a | 2 . : ~ 2s y il a iin Ce a! ‘ lot} -_ ¢ PI > ~.. - ° i " ‘24 ‘ = : ; % a he = ‘ 4 . : ‘ie ob ee - ; >. : . . ‘ 54 ‘ a * ~? . . > > a. : Ne etho An a IIe LiL ETE iere gesacscsnseacsse goaueet®® o is y ; soe . T se 24nar@ embroidered Gce.gi8 ~ -- : - = dc Z2eTl aa* . = . : > a au i’ . . oo = ae - . TT» ®« = _ 4 s + . ~ Ws ' ' 2 ——- > —_ ~ ~ . : = : . = — . _- iJ i .* _ - ry 2 $3.59 Talue, oa Sol Lock e i ed : : 2 inch napain : . . = —_————————— Dubie orushed Angora Scarf fidecy wow : . re . . 3 — eled 7 ’ ‘ —“e —— G i ‘ ¢ . J Tuis D.e@ach- ; ‘ ‘ liars, « iDd- “oe . : os € h Scarfe with belt ef piain cen- sert of very Colla 1] Q ae +23 ignt ed and pockets, ain term with ber-; von orat: “im - 3. Skating Scarfs om "ecte wa [ n >. 4 med * | TY - , cA (Main Fleer. (“Vain (Main Fleer.) Third fF leer.) J . : (Main y yy “ie 4 e 4 . * by 4 Women’s $23 Wrist Watches a Many Colors and C i Nearly 1200 Hand Bags —— KN | = i, | eQ 95 || ina Great Sale Monday : 10-inch, Special at | 12-inch, Special at S&S: : $4.00 Values. *4 I8 95c $1.19 aa nea toe, ermntes band-bovdns Cowal -_ As shewn in ¢ut. elabdorate!y decerated with Ch!nese co'ns vrari- three inside pockets: size 18-inch celored beads. mandarin tassel, in attractive colors and ‘fade ring Complete Line of Fitted Cases. $12.50 to $30 bande. Specially priced. Feurth Ficer— : =- $ ; iat . a Negents.) (Feurth Fieer Annex.) J J a a oer $2.50 Pillowcases $2.75 Pillowcases saint Walia S$ 1 IY Embroidered prettr $ Day Cases, en- S$ 9 _ $7 95 to $10 Sun- esigns, with hem- > rela oe ad " 1 . re : stitched hem: pair.. white or —_— | (Thirg Fleer—N\ageets.) (‘Thirg Fleer—N\egents.) > | 4 i 9 4 "—9 TF 2 e se : o 4a nsaaer® hi ab é i “y i RET = - Peer / ; ‘ ie on Re: eg ee iit | ‘ ; f : ; — d : Tea Aprons Beautiful; new dim- itty and iawn Tea $ Aprons; numerous , | 33 a 4 t —_, styles. meat lace Fieer—Nugents.) a “= — hana} . Dpi¢ re @T Na ai es *% - . good grade silk. with Ss. Dacalite and amber ¢ ler strap han- Notice—All Dolls and Toys must be sold within the next week. Our Toy Annex, which was leased for the holiday end... BS fy Monday Mornin season, must be-vacated December 23, to make room for the Federal Bank Building. All Toys and Dolls are $6.50 | ee antage of The. accordingly marked at low prices for quick disposal./ We will not pack any of them away. Your oppor- Umbrellas | - tunity to buy Toys and Dolls at the lowest prices in years, 408 N. Broadway—4 doors south of main building. gon “trams Sucaiice ‘and amber 7 ; , Ss F a eather strap and ring: tips ‘4%. 10,000 Beautiful Dolls at About 2 Price® me gy OY $5.00 . | ‘Main Fleor—Nugents.) | 75c to $1.00 Dolls $3.00 to $4.50 Dolls | & * lone cna ae ae aieeping Baby i} $3.95 to $5.75 Dolls : | ; (BIC FO | $=” |_ all Men’s Blailthrobes R TSS [ese os _—~ — nae Te After-Dinner Coffee Sets Sines shie's San we AeeEE Bee Man's $8.95 and $9.95 er fs 08 a : $18.00 Sets $12.00 Sets reduced to......... . Eee] enineed to ‘ir BUY TOYS NOW at These Big Reductions eee. en ee Pets reiscedto «a : . go ; ~~) — (“Main Filceer—'\ ents.) ee Large 17-inch Tin ; 22.90 Larse Del! “a — = Sse Aatemetiles. , , ‘ c >. 2e Large tt-inck r - ee )/ | 7 Finest . ? a == = ‘Imperted 2 “T° vallibene $4.49 ‘- 7 | > : = f vet ee naceelie “re aie | A : e $5 Fr uit Bowls C - C ee Maree tees i7e Besercles: larae No. a ew : - a Parting se so 82 u iron) S125 Aluminem 10-Piece —- + yer tires $14.85 _ppicetrte ina Picts ar ag noes : c 59c ' . 1 - a et Wiereseepe: with HS Pf ipre . ee & : x ° ous s4 le (hina S158 Teddy Gears: — * =) a - " ws $ j 5 Redu | Prettiic deco ted. oh —* - —- So ft) °*Wing Mach Res: —_ i ; — ws =. — Vi nee. See — —= —— ~ +" = i 4 at keit price and teas ~~ >. $5.90 Ser: of oak table - tire . -innex: - — | a ¥ : (Main FPleer—N\egents.) wien 2 he "$3.99 ! Tee] 3 % Every $1.50 and & $2.50 Large Kiddie $1.49 | ere ee Se ow ~ 1 Bale TW vf —— tug : Desk or Libr $2 Cut Silk Tie Now Dell ( radie= sg . hb ORmner ee ee Dita Pt ee $1.39 ary ri Benes: in p of imported and domestic silkeyy Re _Fiteck. > ea Rughy 2Se Paint sewinsx »*F | hroeaded t str " fine |; The Neuted Ruilding 3.55 Trate Owrfite: enc: . : wet ‘net = ‘ ‘ ames : im ome ewing 19c¢ b ie s $ nNrecaced, bias (ripes and oe Were: il Pieces | ae ‘ircular track: comp/et. . a= - = aoe Zz | e e larze set _ ' an ab = fn ceneemeesemroe Ll) selled and * & E $i ae Peehoy : _ ————= siz $ | 9 - : . +4 sam @ ve 35 Ya . -- / 7 wt r > ~ Dp 7 ? . . . 4 = = 3 ’ can Pilser” ; A a CO ee ee EE Wt © Ne. 2. i ter. oe ee gamien. LE A i a OA CS OE BO OOO Orwme wre Silk Tie Now irie Train Guts : . > = | and ie — c rain wt 4¢«, ; 4 are $5 = j In ieatimer case. of patierns to ehoose from. (‘Catiery Dept —Vain Fleer ’ a -— *¥ugene*,) (ley *tenucecs—Veag¢eets«.) Js - 7 R - ee — — wae om a — -—— | —_ oe —s~; —

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SR ER ee eT" Fie SN e , * —? SUNDAY % os S| NDAYT, DECEMB ET ; a " 2 17, 1922. lhe City Cire ; sk et aa al | Pe me - . resale = & PECEMBER 17, oveee SO SN . me Cly Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPAICH diene Exceeds Uiat of ihe Daily Siar and iae Times Combined by Approximately 40.5100. Ro !OUTS POST-DISPATCH | a a — . um tne é RE = Pe NE a mn — = ee a ~~ —— a —_— ——3 _ e r > a aI nen — =» — A ans —— 2 —— oy — ae Bae A, —— —. — “ —> a Amy A, Dm SS —y SO oo yD Fey Monday Store Open Until 6 P.M. =sas= hy Packages _ => — Y . a irs Men’s ipen’s os — Xmas Sale of Silks) >A pm |r seeZ= help during the rush period. purchase from a big Biistic scale. In ond Floor $3.98 to $4.95 Beautiful Silks | “ a3) 5 da piecing soe ‘ i Gloves for men an | well made, “sag $3.98 Canton Crepe | Ah 4 VS Christmas Sale ef Christmas Sale of 40 inches wide; in light and dark shades or black... NA | aa : y ~~ bd $4. 50 Satin Canton : Ls V f FF : Zh ; F ancy Linens | Needlework Articles ALL the People —- = Just think . - al Values 40 inches wide: in Sea] brown. ipe or black.. “+ $4.95 Silk ward cence : : Bes Wt) . . Ly nches wide: in bla kK, navy blue or brown aa ; Madei see $4. 98 Black Satin Crepe YAN aa | Off po 1 rice roe Wit Embroidered. ind 2Clas one ‘98 Crepe de Chine : $2.98 Printed Silks p Gloves iz ~repe de Chine in pink. flesh. | 40-inch Paisley Crepe de Chines ‘$i 8 Tablecovers, scarfs, i a a buf- van | , - ‘ory, navy blue, brown for blouses or trimings... i), rm, Finest quality linens, Madeira hand embroidered, ! Strap-Wrist Gauntlets ‘eo “$2. abl Sense: $3.98 Silk ¢ Crepe y fy, Cpa ™ a large ene rte Fo of setcnatbedl plaaalied patetdai of- fet sets, etc.; Embroidered and finished 2 : ed Gauntlets t0-mcht 50 Satin Charmeuse 40-inch Silk Crepe mm shades of blac 4, iL as fered in this sale at % off. A few of the items are: by expert woodleworm women, offered In — lustrous bia pono game ait $2.98 : 4A | re $1.19 Ovals, 6x12-inch this sale at 14 their actual value and less. Appliqued Gauntlets $4 Silks $2.69 Canton Crepe S Mae Ai $1.95 Doilies, 10-inch $10 to $10.75 Embroidered Articles $4.95 je Mocha-Finish Gloves repe stripe Canton crepe in $2.08 | oreiia nile ereen ight grey. "$1.98 ; pepe ee ee ¢: $11 to $12.00 Embroidered Articles $5.50 je 12-But. Length Gloves $2 Navy Blue Silks $2. 75 Black Dress Satins $12.95 Luncheon Set, 13 pieces. .... 38 - $13 to $14.50 Embroidered Articles pm . 6-But. Length Gloves ) 6-1 : ~ ~m oo cress gatins he pig onsey ous Black ae: «$i 98 iin $16.95 Covers, 54-inch $15 to $16.50 Embroidered Articles 37 mashe Tee Gloves aiid ae eee and Unlined Gloves Ra = wee — ‘ — : | " seinen , 4 Simmons ° . , & ° i | e 4s eeenss! ad Mattre 4-25 || Broadcloth 7 Morning q Novelties \ Novelties em Novelties Steel Beds attresses || Poiret Twill s.r Frocks , 3 pea 223/) well ¥ 1 .0O0 , = he qaeees eSeaces Bullt no 1. 54 4 inch 1] : ye me nol ‘ . Pe ate (Fourth Fieer.) J $ % ¥ a a r 00 Pairs of Women’s | ] f >, os . e net ial 4 “ | Sale o am earls uy Fi Silk Wi efor 2.50 an 2.4 ring urtams | } Beautiful Indestructtble Pearts ne OS O } a , ° . 1 Felt Slip "ier that rival the deep-sca specimens 460 beautiful Fringed Casem ent Curtains, 40 95 é min color and luster. .Guaranted “Oo oN : | ae SPACITy nse inches wide and shown in a most wonderful | e | : cae ‘$15. te Sng sory er... ee 05 — Black and : : Peiaeeesee eee range of patterns and trimmed with heavy bul- Colors and Combinations 5.50 Pearls, $7.50 © Pointex"’ heels, Silk Hose 9 | thes = = = be ey Sizeem lion and thread fringes. On sale Monday while Each 30-inch strand of remarkable tuster: , , 1200 pairs of W this neckis: te perfe tiy graduated and with lisle tops quantity lasts ; eo 2eee Oe o- caeeaesessosee@ pers, with soft elk sae AEA is fitted with a white gold clasp. FESS A aaa eeien area Casement Colors ore lave oe . $10. 50 Pearls, $6. 00 “ VW, ss ’9 ° bese gis Pars 8: ot essa 3523 cease $2.50 Ruffled Curtains | $7.50 " Net ; American beauty, tip . : t4-inch graduated strasid of remark- & v2, Onyx’” No. 350 — Black and gray = Children eats) Ss Soma Curtains quois and China blue.’ | abi e luster an a is ‘ftte “i with white geld ' ‘*p " te :? he } l}-s ~* *4 1. ™ sities hatte rote ~s st2Si553. : 220 pairs neat Cross Bar Mar- 180 beautiful Quaker Casement Juiiets, with | Teather: . - $9.00 Pearls, $4.00 medium and nating weights....... Joe Ne. 254—Men's sith eee Hoses 5c too eater! and length, and full ruffle; com-/| 1.4, on4 3% yards long: neatly soles and heels. . ay 30-inch strand of creamy luster, per- rN is colors, sizes 9's Hagan sae Se, ee ray ue $1 85 scalloped at bottom, and a ac . PSIT.-ceeseevoses . with 4-inch eilk bullien fringe; 4 Si7es fectly greduated; fitted with gold clasp. . . peautiful designs; $1.75 Fringed Curtains 35. 95 a itn ij si€ S rd «a i rs, with soft elk A splendid value, 24-inch graduated Boa. * So . ae 441 Tlower design : 7 : Necklace. fitted with diamond set, white All-Silk Hose and navy. Sizes 9'g to 1ll*, pompons. Assorted — 7 , ter ge TE ge rey ae No, 708—Women's Setnt-fastteged Silk Biers fe pes Di tea Bae 840 strips; shown in plain filet i perfect Pearis in every way. Fine Qhality Black and colored lisle top | ns: ee Miche ners mesh Marquisette; also jacquard | wyengerful finish A a dA | ' : Agen ra re % yrown: i mK ree ee Marquisette; neatly hemmed at shown in 2 size checks; with tape $3.50 to $5.00 Solid Gold ) ; ose, tu ashione ? ee No. 798—W omen's Silk Hose: with ei saiieeess pa sides and bottom; and trimmed edge and shown in white, cream cae 8 Set Rings me Recia and lisie hem: blacks. +--- 92099 Eee S SSP a win cringe with biaek © 96 | ana Arabian 48c Danicl Green Felt = |b 5 | This lop in- 7 “McCallum’”’ Chif. Wonderful Glove | No. 776—Women's All-Siik Chif- "$3. 25 neaGing: BGR. .cesdeses Color; Yard -ccecseccewwses> leather soles and cludes man *¥ ed: \ + eautiful tings , ° fon ietiees black and gunmetal. - . er? bromo wine and | SI on. ee, ||| fon Silk Hose, $4 Silk Hose, $2 Ne. 452—Children's Mercerized Liste AUTH (a Opaque Window Shades—Extra Special! 400 pairs of Wome > =: $8.50 Pearls, $4.95 | SS Heavy Black and brown ingrain $3 00 No. 281—Mew . sede s ale Boe e . ume b! *} seoeoeeeeveees “eer ‘ . med > 18-karat Pat’ = i . . rD ‘ . atit cordaovan, ones Nv % white gold 5 KUL These fine Hose. she en “—, im : , \ tind Yad 36 inches wide and 6 feet long; mounted on guar- Indian ™M ms ; near'y all the =~ . | . £1z 6 to 1 cee si | i) ome vee Pw. : | birth $1.98 7 | quality in gunmetal and Black fanev lace -designs, No. 806—Children’s % Wool Sox; with ae ae — are dark green, yellow and white; C rown ap da mn , e! ° _ ‘ P og . ee , new ¢ ¢ row? ari¢ —- ‘ all erfect; eac *“eeeer : eo Gees tame, Oho Ge with beaded vamps, om pene ee - blagk. Sizes 8/2 to 19. pomted heels. Sizes 814 to 10. —- es 7 on fo lata ete Same Shade 7 feet long, 63c (Foarts Fi ? (Main Floor—Nugenta.) pp nese vie au: (Thirg Floor—Nugents.) a (Main Fleor—Nugents.) ‘(Main Fleer-=5 ugents.) | ———— j Monday Morning if You Want to may . $35.00 to $45.00 $ 3. 9 ) an nd ¢! 5 P etti c oats 2000 Knitted Baby — wvantage of These Wonderful Handsome Lamps Vy, to Vz Less Than Regalar Pri iia . A : , ~~ As Mao en ? 25 ( )( ) sampl- ‘nabies us to . ates ae akg All fresh, clean garments; most practical and dainty Christmas gifts; there | $ a traordinary group. Silk Milanase, silk 9 are Sweater Sacques—-Caps—Helmets—Boctess— Mittens —Vaile and Leggings: 4 group of handsomely turned black Sreees, tats radiums in a gorgeous All made of soft wool sephyr with fancy bor~ | ? and Polychrome finish bases; artistically rray of colors “and ig — CON WAsts; €xtra Gers and embroidered rosebuds and crochet Zs carved and grooved; two light sockets. ey oe ind tal ffeta, also edges - For The shades are exquisitely made of rich aS Bey a -. Georgette silks, most any color desired, ey Fi S . P . . deep silk fringe and skirtings to match 19ice ° . pecial Christmas complete Lamps 7 Silk Petticoats 1ve rice Groups G ift : Pi A beautiful assortment Xa er ilk > UB We recot jersey, radium and Duchess ifts $7.50 Bridge; Lamps a ae trecot Jovecy, radius See ee tne 25 50 75 Dull black finieh wrought iron; adi | cluded, to % = 7 312.50, $14. 95, $16. 95 and adie sliding arm; with | Pri ed from $4, 5 $6.95 ’ beautiful near-leather ef- $3 49 ° Tricot Pa Bloomers Silk _Loung — bo : s fersey B ——* i. — a walae Bs se | | = 4 g 1 .OO, $ 1 95 2 $30.00 Table angel WB} Pricea’ trom,. 92.99 ° $4.99 pomcgyens reinforced in pink and blue or wool lining; in @ cy trimmings. Bases are go!) . a nd ) , AT ATT. finish; 2 pull sdck- Wy AY/ ankle double elastic cuff, hand embroidered and hand tufted; with soft white $ 95 sizes. SS ee Se 8 amy Malt ANS Phin extra sizes . | uf. ; : Tis 4 GY elle white; with colored -FI variety of fancy 1 ™ } ‘Hi Silk Reeriosats a Bloomers borde rs; size 27x ‘3 36 stitches. “eee eeae oF « oeeeneeneee Silk jersey Petticoats. Also si obes Reduced ] Extra Special! : Be ‘effet flounces. Radiette ‘and i Baby 75¢ ane tet $4.95 Sweaters poke : English satinay Petticoats; wit All-wool Sweaters; wi ° . - $22 to $25 Floor Lamps : : novelty embroidered and pi _— Silk crepe de chine Moccasins; skirts; ‘brush wool collar and cuffs; ch silk ehades in most flounces. Radiette and “fins i's $8.95 and $9.95 Bath- : inge and fancs trimm) ngs: eae are : Bioomers of silk jersey and . Bise » a : I ie a oe Lon sae oee Coats and Robes ripes and ' . - yr alternating currez e weaves. * | acdine fiber and ‘silk $5 Flip-Flop ‘Gena |e. Ay mig ae ge ms mee — » $2.95 $) sraees Vy Gros dée Londre, Duchess satin and crepe , sf Ti —_—t oO C High's n icKe plated turns the tous $3. 50 Auto Heaters + 2 ' . , , . eever chive Breakfast Coate and Robes. al«o ad / les res- cent tage omplete at $6.79 | For keeping rediat tor from freezing dur (a Fe > . | >. a number of crepe de chine * ‘ ; ular table switch, cord an DiIMUS. - sce | ing night A+tach o lamp $2 65 i See , iz >> NS niger ein Smal EB : ~h e- ' lace Negligees worth $16.50 . $18.50 Sewing Machine | socket in carage -_ Re / . ™ mise of fine nainso 4 em- Ni A . «4 erty. Sue ae rmente ie . a " — anal | amd hat g ara Wea Wor kK. 5, | Tk , i . — | 50e and 75e knitted Teka! ps ae = wae’ $5.50 Flat Irons eS Se ive OS with bematitehips or ecal- $25 | sgpasthen apis Preteen bo se ; i & ms) 4 Lio ; : . . , ope e; ' . . sewing machine tn an instant. Foot «: . Bess: Gne Aecep ss +" ' wy _ ; ( a rted and domes ye grenadine and eTo- re > e es any speed $12 -. red | ea. ut ut ’ —— ed. either “$3. 48 i | " rt Silk Sete om afk ‘ - . . @esirea — seta , atid wid ia OFT ne -cr. ; om *? Wash seati mar rayvo oils ‘tarni- i ; . Che ‘PAVE , ; : 2 scles beawtifully ed with ler vancls ; hundreds 4 ag h t ” . * ints Fil 4 full line of Percolators, Gr ills. Dlashlights and 1000 other electrical ais ts neertion a edail ions and $I 59 se from. , . and silk regulars. gifts in our Electrical Appliance Departmec&, Third Fioar, Main Bidg. sashes : | | (Thir Tleor—Nugents.) “FF ‘ourth Fiver—Nugents.) (Men's Stere—Nagents.) _* d yg all —_»— = o%*e . . ‘ —_ > OD? => cow — ie ay > a -_- . —_—_— ~ —— —— ——i_> am, — a —~—.—* - ~~ — — a . ; -

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Democrat and the Times Combined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe e ~eosF »? “3 , - : ' —— -_~ —> = — idee ~ “ee a aes. —. - a ae : > a gift of lin Neediewo 3 ~ He awe a comp! €1as e O oats | . 7 ee Of course, every woman wants a stylish Coat or Wrap for the holidays, and no matter how discriminating her taste or how economical her purse—she can buy just the garment she has in mind heré tomorrow. $35 and $40 Coats' $6 ) re The Materials Are: ~- : . : gmez | Delysia Stevana Normandy Bolivia Velsetta Wrappy Styles Straightlines Capes Wraps Jacquettes Draped Effects The trimmings are caracul. Derver- ette fox. MancMurian wolf end opos- oe »@ ie. & % —_—- : + aeee Coats fer women. for misses, |} ; ~ a : , | ; ‘ors and for strtieh stouts o1ce- -or-the-rmouse aie Sse fo % Ce =, $45, $50 and Any Fall or Winter Hat Formerly ae $5 Conts Priced $7.50 to $25 SR ae my i « : ' : a | / ; Faun * AGE J LITE TT SRLS F » € is 5 ‘ be ' , all -woeooeo. cloths guch as - Bolivia eivs! ia. Poinc? ann _wUs- a ee — | rT TF 2a 7 cl 7 >; Included in this collection of beautiful Hats are oe ome ; } , role Beautiful fur col a number of imported French and New York mod- Wes. ; _ wets A 0 er: se el Hats, dress Hats. tailored Hats and metal eloth ; | nutria and squtfrrel. Hats. Hats developed vf Panne velvet, Lyons vel- j All Silk Lined - Le vet, metal cloth, duvetvne. et«.. in everv cones cee * | if hi Blouse - back models, , —S i ee Ss a i straightline models, drap- color and plenty of smart blacks. Eaeh Hat an ap cain, pate aed eae individual strle. | belted modeis. Second ae PL aSARCAIN BASEMENT RARGAIN BASEMENT CAIN BASEMENT, SSS) : Wye One of the biggest purchases of Ready-to-Wear we have oo | Gift a, ns —— made just prior fo Christmas, which will permit our , - — \ . — a r 2 nh | . ee | New phrwpetp yg get and %. 2 thousands of patrons to select a new Coat or Dress at a price shat opepe ‘5 ons gg Oe Z edt ee paths See ee ee ~. ‘ower than in the usual after Christmas sales. Be here prea aie | ses 7 Bia | 89c Fiber Hose . First quality fber Hose, tn “= *BOc early tomorrow. Baty —— SPF ezecBaerv _ $1.29 Thread Silk Hose ; ' Be > " "ribben 7) ? J , > : s thread-silk Hose, tn Diack $1 A j - ana s e coliora. itnciudmg ee es . ‘ i , = ° 'rreg ~ oy wae | \ : ‘N By a Go : $1.25 Silk and Wool Hose be Wir Shere ' ‘ik-and- lL wool -and-cotton, D Ram oe )) sPSSE RENEE | oe eee place | tee eee \ wi i me ee 923 Plain and Fur-Trimmed Coats aa Le $15 to $18 Values oe & be ; , | . Ds. . ndid ve lignan yor Velours Kerseys Plaid-Back 3 2 im ad | vt tk House Slip- rs Push = Sivertenss Herring bones | Pak. ~ = > oo 1 Choice ~ oe i per errs ‘Felt Everett's =9 5 —- ‘81 S36 Slippers: tn qatic lippers im copen, old ee wt Dlack $1.49 Men’s S38 Opera or Ererett Slipoct:: brew: kid Opera cr Frere * $2 45 Slippers with turn soles -~ WOOL COATINGS oe es |. 8800e5 8598 Wed ry fanrel tm @ark 485 Si PI Cloth green, navy end 54-inch Oxfersd velours: tweed ilk ush and Coats Black: yard. and herringbone mixtures: ‘ : gibelines and various rovelties: : ’ : ts combi it : $25 te $35 Values Daring This Sale in dark serviceable colors; m i in cole: er me We offer 40-inch plati Normandies Bolivias Suedines Silk Plush > - . es . ™ - 54-inch pial opel and reversi >’ — broidere¢. rope bdelts; long and short Plush Coats, plain Coats. , : _tech coatings of extra heary we: ight. a: blouse backs. A! colors and sizes for women, misses. ‘un'’ors ani ' ; le Corcurcy ! } see Ta om > on Ef ) >eact:- uvetroes. rei Ge cihrae, om spon effma sizes—14 to 20, 26 to 46 and 45 to 5: “! in fot ané shrunk: Fall ceicrs en4@ te: sen gc ‘Bargwin ‘ ‘ ‘ ~% e : 1000 New Silk and Cloth Dresses ee Sale of SILKS! ~ Women’ $ is Suits . ; > ments claseed oo go but $7 to $12 Values—During This Sale : $1.98 & $2.25 Satins & Taffetas Eg | _ Tricotines Velours Silk | range ef Sigh colors; oa: wrapin = 948 -69 : - ized 30 : = == Excellent : ; at 36 to 44 ake changesaDbie color:. Sweaters in Serges Velvets inati el Ne 8 and 62 teh fine . ‘ Sari mes t& staple co! tang a oy a = a — oniis : smart com bina- fates —_ " era) All the new and most up-to- the-minnute stvies— | . $1 . $1.75 Taf- sieeve. ani sa ry trea shades a ‘a is sea! 7 } _ = a“ ; ae — - all colors and sizes for women, misses and juniors. oie Shirtings fetas e@ut-size Union Suits: Dutch stripes. Sizes 80 (Bargain Basement—\% > SB-inck all-si! neck, elbow P agents. iii diine 50 ; e 36. - ea va 7 3 ' e mis Sutta, o 1000 New Silk and Cloth Dresses lenew-white er tan} Sttrme: = om: St SD eat teveed : ne tt : : = with satiz: ain Ss . Uston a sleeve, ankle ; turkish fh Per >! XN eng. sizes to 44 $15 to $22.50 Values : 3 rowers, grea: big Preteer | ehie coaster: $1.19 9 ac . : — 44. aes Canton Crepes Laces Taffetas Pine Tricotines Pine Poiret Twills Dresses for all occasions, for etreet wear. bus! - nese wear. even ng Wear, theater wear. church Wear, ‘mn ail the new colors and modelis Al! elzes Pretty designs for women, misses, juniors. — MS gp “aw (Bargaia Rae-ment— V\ ageuts.) bieached Sheet - - N O™ . _ i. : ; of c. - _« . rere kX ing: including " wranma - ts in- : ; —> . Crbiesched - z= i é Ly Relted . ix re 7 {2° are itn, wl + a we & > oe aes $28 te $30 Values During This Sale New Taffetas | New Canton Crepe- Crepe Black Satins New Tricotines New Poiret Twills A’sm fre extPa seize Poorer twill Dresses. Ail the rew and most to choose from All sizes for women. —_ All pai fo Se extra sizes. . . and Made of soft lin- UNA) DEO OU ORMENG IDNR AHH Aath

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. ae ms ‘ ‘ Specemper: 13. 1922. The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH “Tone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Aggresteany. 40,000. / - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' na Stawanie Czecho-Slovakian Legation. The) |j “Art Needlework i OF MISSOURIANS” sess on Mrs. Joseph Folk, Miss Beat- | ig of aes sine Needlework will be a cherished possession. at rice Henderson, the Misses Hawes, | beau A daughters of Representative Harry | eae = Somerete, San Uful stock Hawes, and Miss Josephine Williford | Special Prices for Christmas Ay WASHINGTON ethan ar tect Poenenen Hane i : 36 ] 2 W ashington Ao. WASHINGTON &t TENTH CHRISTMAS SPECIALS GEORGE WASHINGTON ROCKER ey High-Back Rock- au : : Madeira and Italian Linens In ma fy beautiful ob- Miss Williford took the character of Ste. Sofia, patroB saint of Bulgaria, : ; ; ae ‘ appearing in the costume’ of that A shop of quiet good taste for discriminating people, country. ‘ specializing in awe ee ee eed nee ee Ee - -- = . | Special to te Post-D | WASHINGTON ee. 16.—The| Speaking of the Coontz family, | 9 most notable society .event of tho’ there is great interest in Washington | | 6é 7 [reek was the elaborate ball of all! coctety in matching the mental feats. | S ‘nations, held under the auspices of | o¢ Rear Admiral Coontz, who is noted the Woman's Universal Alliance, 1m} for his marvelous memory. Admiral | . . 4 which many of the characters in the | Coontz, who was born tn Hannibal, English China—Decorative Glass—Dutch Silver ‘pageant of “Great Women.” the! xfo. is known in the navy as the | English Sheffield—Smokers’ Articles—Desk A principal feature, were taken bY|“man who cannot forget.” This | . . . - par paeettgt | leading offigials and diplomatic | reputation has followed him since fhe Photo Frames and Folios—Imported Novelties women. was an Annapolis cadet, because of Among the diplomatic women who | his faculty for remembering things appeared in the cast were: Mmé.iand filing them away in a mental | Clesia, wife 4f the Charge d4'Affaires | ecard index, ready for use at any time. | of the French Embassy; Mme. Gracie, | Here are just a few of the feats wife of the Brazilian Charge @Af-' which Washington is trying to While You Wait Embroidery | faires, and Mme. Kuraz, of the} match: | Admiral Coontz can name off- ’ Jacob Mange © Son ; — hand every capital of every state Art Needlework, Embroidery and Hosiery Shop H O S I E eg pag ie miseries. Beso 705 Washington Av. Near Seventh , R Y cities of every state. Dependabl ift He can give the names of the 2 Nan 4 ee ee ate ae 4 P eG Presidents and Vice Presidents of —— = | Tip-Top Hosiery Shop the United States in proper se- ) ‘ “The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening — | 807 Locust St. qeaon giving the dates of thelr _pewsepape: giving Associated Press news service. = a ae meena the Of ene ie were graduated from the Anna- ~ “= cc; — ——_—-_— — ee - a On a EE RE EEE ee oe "s te i OR ee endable quality at rea- sunauls prices. er is a very attractive pattern. It is a faith- ful reproduction of an early Colonial] desi It is extreme- ly comforta ble” and well made. Finished in antique walnut. Xmas special price Chair to match at the same price. LIBRARY TABLE HIS beautiful Library or Dav- enport Table is 18x54 inches across the top. It is extremely well made and nicely finished in walnut. This Table could be used to advan- “tage behind a dav t as well as an oc onal Table. A wonderful val- ue at the "$13.25 WAL! ‘UT SEWING I, TABLE HIS quaint little Sewing [f Cabinet makes an ideal ui gift piece. The lines are refined and delicate and in good taste. Cabinet is finished in antique walnut and is 27 in. high. Top can be raised from either side and drawer is provided for thread, scis- sors and so on. Xmas er. $12. 50 price.... “GATE-LEG TABLE With Solid ao Top HERE is abettcis - the city to com with this Gate- Table at ;the low ce at which we have marked it. To is of solid mengenny a ta with leaves extended 35 inches. Table has ae tifully turned foe and is ished in antique mahogany sure to 5 to see it. have specially “Sl 7. 50 priced it at HIS exquisite Chest, while it embraces all the desired qualities of a cedar box, is finished in brown mahogany, Queen Anne style. It is lined with genuine Tennessee red cedar. 42'2 in. long. wc! $21.50 Hemstitching Beading a a ; 1. 2, eh 4 J | ; a ~ oa eo I BS tins é that Will Thrill Woman. Ask her what is the finest sew- regulation; its freedom from ing anachine in the world and bobbins; its ability to sew a the chances-are she will say, beautiful stitch three times as The Willcox & Gibbs.”’ strong as ordinary stitches. For sixty years it has been What Christmas gift would the acknowledged fimemachine please her more! If you wish, of the world—perfect in its you can secure it for an initial mechanical construction—and payment of only $12. Pleasure always in the fore with im- forher Christmasand pleasure provements. for the rest of her life. (A ma- Women know its superior hogany finish case with each features: its automatic tension machine.) ; Initial Payment x » ee ee eee — —— —-— Mrs. James M. Thomson, daugh- ter of the former Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark arrived in Washington from New @rieans Wednesday night route to Summit Point, W. Va., where they will spend Christmas 1s | the house guests of Mrs. A. P. Thom- | son, mother of Mr... Thomson. While | in the North Mr. and Mrs. Thomson will attend the wedding of Miss Dor- othy Thomson and Col. James Breckinridge of St. Louis, which will take place Dec. 27 ———__ ey ee: Mn and Mrs. Breckinridge Long were among those entertaining for | the varfous members of the Central American conference which has | bean holding its sessions here for | two Weeks Another important | group of visitors frequently enter- tained wags the National Board o the Young, Women's Christian As- sociation. Mrs. John D. Rockefel- ler Jr. was one of the speakers at | the board's meeting. —_———_ _ Fioor—Nugents.) WENT a leached Muslin Very fine weare,; 40-in. sen island «% bane eS . + bet = RATES i) wane’ as — | Willcox & GibDs sizcins ca oo Mus- amohg the Missourians who went | Main, 207-208 N. TENTH ST. Centra! Ma; full belts. to Mount Vernon Wednesday to at- 4422" Between Pine and Olive 4976-K é , " Al ~ ‘ Pend yl itin y h 134%c : i | | : f’ | tend_© ‘tree planting there ele SERENE ERE REE _—__ , Oe { ~~ tion. Among the other guests were | Former Gov. and Mrs. Joseph | Folk; and Admiral Cooptz were | Py Ad a Cis > — « Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, -wife of the | —s s 4 iy \ Secretary of Agriculture, and Col. | 2 ij: ; ¥ fi } Bernezzo. military attache of the 1 ; 40 and 42-4nch, * 4 eS 4 italian Embassy | 3 mill lengthe; 1 to | " eo: | * — Sixth MA Franklin ’ } -— -. — 6 yard pines, | - y 4 +. ) } ’ a Quite the most picturesque narty| ‘ ‘ . 26c . Eleven urriers ; ff the week was sa progestin by |Mail Orders Sent Prepaid ieee ¢ "i ‘Irs. John B. Henderson for the | > For Girks Fine Huck : Have Sold Us Their Traveling Men’s mess or he of the Congressional Club, |} gt Ee anarat Towels Aa at Large Discounts Msn “Henderson's friends ‘trom the|f Select Christmas Slippers Now While Sizes Are Complete Piain white end Ae Lith age colorea bor der OVOP a al am © ee i a i i i > A OWL ip! ongatic corps and resident society.|f © 6e This took.place in the handsome|f “Child’s Felt Bootees”’ Baby Nullifiers” ew house at thescorner of Sixteenth | PADDED ELK SOLES WITH SOFT SOLES and Fulton streets which Mrs. Hen-| ; : Nothing pleases the little ones » 4. i@ea) present for your baby lerson just has completed and which a : om resum apis ‘is designed for an Em- more than these beautiful bootees. friends: red or ‘ blue felt, daintily WALNUT TABORET Tis or tok as illustrated, fFinia reel, were, the feature of the 11% to a. de evening, young persons and those FREt Child's ) not so young tripping it gayly to HOLLY 5. to 11. C Holly Boxes such merry, once-familiar tunes as ~ even oll sage Me is 21 inches high. Top is 14 inches across, Fin- ished in antique walnut. Suit- able as night stand or occa- sional table. Xmas special 49 END TABLE - ‘Tan charming davenport ee ee huck Towels, ; | ur oats, Capes, Wraps * ; That We Can Offer # Wonderful Savings. baney or legation. Gy... All yed felt With | ee cetanmed: The affair took “the form of a . nursery rhymes ' . . ; Misses’, ue. Sizes 1 to 6 All sample furs, purchased from 11 firms whose salesmen’ had used them to” exhibit wo-step. tha lancers and the Vi--| Li 9&c ) to big department store buyers. Therefore, they represent the very best furs these firms pe PP ‘Money Musk,” “Charley, He’s a Nice > 6 . 9» . ” - . i / For $175 For $245 _ : Young Man” and “Pop Goes the|} ° tt adie’ and Children’s Ladies’ Felt Slippers “Ss Hudson seal Coats, beautifully trim. We offer 45-inch mole Capes, self trimmed. Weasel." General dancing’ was in Felt Nuflifiers” LEATHER SOLES ' |and appearing in her blue silg gown fur oF 4 FAs, ; Brown or Gray offer 40-inch’ platinum krimmer Coats with amaze vou when you think of the price. ;and ermine stole, as though she just gray, brown, ? felt House equirre] collar and cuffs. : had stepped from a quaint old, por- | Sr FB Sippers, with ‘= . This to the best of our knowledge. definitely establishes a new low mark for Fur - s008 old-fashioned howas warming. gi renege AEE gens with ribbon ties: we yet were given to us at huge discounts. mel with skunk collar and cuffs. . ¥ order as the guests assembled, their Reautiful shades ) Ladies’ Black, | For $225 ty trait. Then, when all were :ssem- ; >lue. , bow ornaments; For $295 For $300 * bled, the ba!l was “officially” »pened | ' Conta, and Wraps of this quality and beauty. Old-time dances, the polka and the | ) regular $1.00 val- the benefit of the discount on to vou. For $275 | hostess standing alone to greet them of felt. Choice We offer a squirrel] Coat, a garment that wi _ : ~ a . . 7 ’ nd We offer 40-inch platinum caracut-Coat trim. We offer genuine Alaska seal Coats, 45 inches \ with a grand march which, as the| Children’s 08c¢ leather soles & med with Victa squirrel collar and cuffs. long; a pomarkabie purchase. music more and more livel®, devel-| Red, only.. » tow heels. bs { ee ee Ee ee ee ee ped into @ gay cakewalk and finally | FREE Ladies’, J 25 ) Special $1 80 fine ty | val f broke .up into two and three sets) BOXES All colors : price. ones se | Hudson Seal Wraps and Coats 295. 00 © the pedoap ar ey eke Te a ‘ ! 4 . r : re aa le v ‘ | sé a g a : : ' sw grand m _ ) he : bi a “l adies’ “Felt Slippers” All- Felt S ppere” , n Seal Coats at $295.00 beforeJ et these ar “oolidge, wife « ie ice resilient, ‘ — | Where have you EVER seen 45-inch Hudeo ; r with John B. Hen-| CUSHION ELK SOLES HEAVY FELT SOLES in every ,derson Jr., son of the hostess. Hard Beautiful! rich All - black felt first quality skins with trimming of beaver, ekunk or kolinsky. “stepping ou And every one with most beautiful linings ds silk or crepe. A!i represent, | ‘upon their heels followed Mrs. Hen- shades of bigh- ’ House Slippers, rs) ‘ ‘ t the “y i Ambess: oT } ——— fe seisiy grade teit , with felt soles; or chair side Table is extremely attractive. It is delicately fashioned along refined lines and it is exqui- sitely finished in a rich walnut. This is a very un- usual value at the $7. 7 5 special price of.. Pe RR ee eT in ee te ee ae - detail, the finest in furriers’ art. . , ki S ] & 6) vo or, M. Jusserand: Mme. Jusserand | Gray, Brown. Or- - made ot one ot 5 ft | Also Muskrat or Laskin Seal Coats, $95.00 jor, M. Jusserand: Mme. Jusserand| Gray, Brown, Or- } 0 on ana bleached seamicas “ "SR . The dark, Clear shade that women love in a muskrat Coat. The Laskin Seal Coats v. Peret: the Minister of Switzerland | Yale Biue and (/ women. a tubin , ¥ r collar and cuffs. ‘nd Mme. Peter; Senator and Mrs. | Purple. 8 : s 3 ; 7 ' a6 trimmed with skunk or beave | i P | 00 alt pee ' 85c. HOLLY ~ ee ,. Robert L. Owen; Senator and Mrs. hele All Styles BOXES ijlliam A. Calder and a whole line ROXES , ; eae Seal is seal (dyed muskrat). For $225 Fidudatties « Can you. sictare.” all Sen! is seal (dved coney). We offer s Hudson seal Coat. 40 inches long ese dignitaries frolicking about? “Men’: Ss Felt Slippers” “Men $s \ Conky Slippers” and tfimmeéed with skunk. beaver. squirrel or ko]. 4 \ creat log blazing in the pen CUSHION ELK SOLES * SPECIALLY PRICED ‘For $500 indky chin-chin collar, mandarin or regular ( fda tig contributed a homelike at- , . -_ ce We @ffer 2 genuine kolinsky Whap, truly % sleeve and silk ch crepe lining. ¥ mosphere to the reception room and Every man needs and will appre- ) Daniel Green Comfys, the high- f ense of the werd. . he "bray, used that evening as 4| ciate a pair o l wrap in every & For 950 ara war ere and smoking room. In these cozy Slip- est grade of ‘ ; . For $350 We offer a 45-inch natural mink Wrap, with the lofty dining room the tabie| pers: choice of } beautiful fe! t full mandarin sleeve. | der all sorts of old-fash- : brown, .Oxford, >) footweat: pad- Dw ceter a Hudson seal Coat, 45 inches long, groaned under a ‘ With beaver, squirrel, skunk or kolinsky For $175 | joned goodies—Virginia ham and hot. gray or dark Ged elk — een felt, in all les. Brown, Ox- and cuffs. This also has shaw] collar, We offer a Scotch mole Coat, 32 inches, h aes net svelte tint ented, we ope arin or regular sieeve, silk or crepe lining. kolinsky, squirrel collar and cuffs. / NEEDLE-POINT WOOL TAPESTRY ARMCHAIR RMCHAIR, =" sizes. »ford gray or | confections. | FREE blue. - 5 Mrs. Henderson is not only one of | HOLLY Extra $1 29 >) Al Py > 50 i Ik ~ Ch k rs 5 00 to $150 00 the leaders of society, but is one of oe __ Special ... 5 | Sizes. . Ae Fan BNE O e ? © © its most interesting members.. Her " ant This is one of the greatest collections of Chokers we have ever seen gathered together late husband was a—senator who Men’ ~ Nullifiers nad Everetts bought "as tate in Fs department me oll \ bought much} Washington reai « xD : ‘ . — HAND TURNED_A , 4 You may select from squirrel, stone marten, Hudsofi Bay sable, genuine silver fox, on the edge of the city-—or aa FLEXIBLE SOLES st kolinsky, platinum fox or opossum Chokers, — : } was then the edge—and built a huge A Xmas present every man will ap- 7 t from a — No matter what you wish to pay for a Choker, or what style you prefer, rou wil] : jmansion on Sixteenth street and preciate. You ma a “4 | @@rtainly find here one that you like. lack wide variety of sty Plorida avenue, which was in those = > own kid jeathers. a \days cAlled “the boundary” as there Black or Brown: |was open country beyond it. This | kid lined; turn soles ye house is called “Boundary Castle.” | Black or Brown; Mrs. Henderson has tried hard since. flexible soles. ‘her husband's death to dispose of) Black er Brown; her. property only to persons who} machine- — soles bulld huge homes and she herse!f | Boys’ Brows , —_ bullt fully a half dozen mansions Machine- sewed soles . and then sold them to embassies or) The Store or AL the People ie” legations or wealthy, persons, until there is now a cluster of magnificent = - = — : - _— ~ — : ea -Tr %. v9 we - ot eg ee , ee a — ee ) | homes about “Boundary Castle. newspaper — — A giving Aspociated = ‘

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: eay POST- DISPATCH alone Ager —. that of the Dailv Globe Memocra! and the Times Combined. ‘ DECEMBER 1. 3 i . , \ire= VW t’ Charch to Dedicaic Radic Station. »y the pastor, Dr. H. H Forsyth on md treasure! | 1 Radjo Station W M A Y at King’s “Broadcasting the Chapel. The 4 gpa Cc) 1 sti ] as Car ds Highway Presbyterian Church. will : orning sermon on “The Misunder- Month’s Salary as a Bonus. : ; es ~ ' : : wT a st. . ~# ‘ be dedfcmted tonight with a sermon stoed Christ” also will be broacdca a f CFR] The Bo of Difectors of the state je Dresses 25 Individual Cards and Envelopes, Ss S ST ; BS (IN Nationa! Bank of St. Louis announce Beautiful Handma petial at PAR WN] (If 74 &#&=STLOUSS POST-DISPATCH The os Circulation | of the oo. For children from infant sup te 12-year-old sizes: special iy priced at....-+-«s--+** 7 and uD t. In pursuan Y.™-.. |=. = __. =. = =e ee Se CHRISTMAS FUR MEN IZ a for a Suitads t f ' ‘a yw { a Those who have reserved boxes for “anus f one month ary , Gertrages. pryed CY ie 4 i. of Women at Pittshy the Yale music clubs concert at th Z | . ag Adv: ocates Radical Chan Qdeon Jan. S.are Mmes Gerard A! \ For Your Automobile ‘. == Special Redaced Prices on : a ay ie . 4b 4 et : ~ _-* a6 . You men who are groping aro for your wife. mother. sister or sweetheart— Let Us Suggest Furs as Se more pieasing t: ‘* on Ama | Put Capes ats tol . “~ +. ab ete ve, ” ®. . ~ da ‘ tt -= —LEAK FILLER _TIRE PAINT ae ae - Pp —METAL POLISH lan | “eng le —ANTI-FREEZE Lindell aris 4 Sonera Sa Be for all parents who se etr - GIVE BEST RESULTS '3. **** 4308. Olive i. ask YOUR HARDWARE DEALER ~~ _— ? RENEE NEE EN EES ES Ea * - es PS ere eet: oe A Smail | We Will Deposit + 5a : Make to Will Hold *——= a Order Any Fur — —— Anything ’ . . i — ry Until . ‘ lou May Wanted \slinfuished | Wish aad Grclusyve a TEESE lu. x SEE 2 it © z cee ~_ > ? - Rad , + se THE INSTRUMENT OF QUAEITY on ot . cS ane . : * = @ anni , =. = " — 7 ’ 5 @ * — ” = re | — ., . ’ . : - , 7 . ° . ~ = - ~ , d tiie « Z , > , A ~ Ss * _ ik A yen ‘ 2: ‘ ; 1 : o Phonograph at Cost eae ¢ : iS unusual value-giving event, which a nes, a a Te —— ISS Louis people, ends oh December 23d. This the bazaar and carnival toe be . Rae : . iven Wednesdar “at Shaare Emeth : , = is en unprecedented ofter of high-grade a age RL epochal seal , —= Ni | Phonographs which will not soon be du- = = - | ee ri sommrtomey | : Oa hicated. Wie have made it because of the —————— - Pink arge stock we had om hand, at a time when m i . } ae . £ Orchid— : . — Taupe— Old Rose— jatic | a it 3 ance- . ‘ a | D’Ss—4l1l1 N. Sth seh ee, ~— ms er > one ” iz he te ~ 7 ts | | | : Only the following machines are left: F. } | : s ; Lavender— en to members a frien | . , : bs. ¥ : wih Z y i" a Brown—Red— ae 5 Nocturne Sonora a a eel -s Silver—Blue— Club, eat Cabanne Methodist than ae > or , > —= =>=—~ pf. . = ~ = , ‘os : , ‘ : . - . : : : . =é : Church... Goodfellow ané@ Bartmer ii $i S20.) S$ - - a avrentes, a program of songs and | | - | At ff ’ xT =o i : A : . ; a « ys . : . a) ", ’ Chokers and Scarfs Fur Coats and Wraps Priced From Priced From $9.75 to $100 $49.75 to $850 Beautiful Fur Capes Fashionable Fur Stoles Priced From Priced From $25.00 to $500 $27.50 to $395 You Will Be Pleased to Know That WE CAN REMODEL and REPAIR Her last seasons Furs ai and up- date models. We do exquis rk - this line and are sure that even She BWvoeuig RS) ar 7 « slegcestior We carry a compicte line « Teils. Pews and Trimmings of all kinds, Fur Collars and Cuts, of alt kinds. Made to order. Tavestigate Our Low Prices on This Kind o* Work. Mildred Morrisseat 4 rrisseav and Mrs Spécial Attention to Out-Of-Town Customers Landers & Pearlman Fur Co. Fer Maseefecturcr«a, Whelesaic and Retaliers 823-825 Washington Av. ‘SHooeTTD FLoor) Olive 65 Oppesite “Statler Hertel &entral 4904 Permerts at T14 Weekhiecteen Av. n° 2 ee Se ee he = eS Ae 4 J . i | } . , The Foung Men's Het Asso- | . we must make room for oug new supply. readings was given br pupils of Caralrne Mclean and Mrs. Holmes of Cirode studio, tncluding Margaret | tila = Kinman, Martha Catherine Sud- ip eh bee 1§@ Mahogany finish brick. Helen Haley. Dorris — er- , . g Phy are ; i i it aiiek See one Serta = Al BF Sai Th 1 Weathered oak finish ; iit} if felt Hib Ford | A_ | ar ae | . . a . i terns o bon t Sas | Nie tat hilt 2 Early English finish. i ial BB dE | | / i hey ob cannes : , Takk | H than @ dogen otBer’ Minuet Sonora ; ik Odi Ni in _~ f pont miss this sale ify Lrtis eh Ny ‘ ’ : ye ' One of Our Foot-Aid Family For Women Black Kid ty Slippers. the ki rat he . * : | = 4 . a $19 Dil. er Vi eS ee At ] 7 ut a ae +i unusual price of 96e,. 13 Mahogany finish 13 English brown finish 11 Golden oak finish ~ eno. Geuabeee El : : a 10 Fumed oak finish o. Nurse Shoe Far. to George J. Zatiin, of St. Louis. § i 3 r- --- —_ 2 Early English finish. {LA FRANC. rMSOLE $7 00 es Seabee S. Gruen of Web ~: (Fourth Fleer.) SOLE s , ster Groves. was hostess at dinner | . Th ireday evening in honor of Paul § 7 Rest Cure Trim-Fitting Oxfords and Boots aa = a is = a = > wn 00 = S : tenor of the Metropolitan : ‘| ao who Was Ss ist this weea ff the St. Louis Symphonr Or- : ~ » : NI - : t ; is « S ; 2ST Com- ‘ 2 . — ‘ e Ey A on -* =e) > - _ a os _ . ~— &- : ’ -& - S2Ur MiGg«Neton 3 ; mua - —_— t sero ~ - : o> Oe ri Oe fe Oe SK Se © Sal support built in the shoe that GRAN D-LEADER the arch, adds more comfort helps the shoe in holding its Ses Se Se se ee a ee a Se es Candies Shipped Safely Anywhere Send in Your Mail Orders Now! DE LUXE ASSORTED— Mii ik and dark choeco- t ts, earamels, bonbons _ imported . beautitul metal eontamer my A $1 29 en anemia Gee oe PEANUT BAR, the = old- ~-hoce.ates. ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, CARAMELS AND gate bonbons and French fashioned kind. Ib BONBONS or ALL , ttifei bex. with lovely Jf CHOCOLATES, Ib. 60c and 80c christmas ribbons 51h | OLD-FASHIONED CHOCOLATES, Ib... \ $2.00 shipped anyebere FRENCH MIXED ib... - al . sSe extra (Packed im one te five pound boxes.) IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Soke exes and baske eautiful creat im, great . : | ripe old i and ™ i J ar geet | . Real. pe tre Fruit Cake; keeps good 4 - : Special on Ch All Sizes in gue’ Gil was pathy Chrint- 2 ) ° wrapped ee ee, eae, ie Net to Be Shipped mas ribbons“a delightful gift - 3 lis. for.. us M. Parker. president: Peter . : = = ; Ejlsieeffel. Ars. ce nresider:t: Wer ; Denton J. Snider second vrhee ore > ~ ™ > a OcCIOCH Aa a | P Ty “47 > a " . . ~- fczs. . + ia Li a. .* & » ; ae OES SEN ae See Sine BE ee Sc SiMe SEA SMe ae SE ° - . * °

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P porceinen Tt. 9m, cS SUNDAY. 1504 The Ci 7 ° ippcrs's? Rat tata ty Cireulation of the Daily 'POST-{ DISPATCH fhe Times C veacenssted — Approximately 40,000 alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and ST LOUIS F POST-DISPATCH ° dren to college,” sa id DeansAmos. om | pr a) , ) inciple as other fimmigr: n is re- Ele n Mtretch. 5561 St. Louis. Blanche Sheppard. 1 3 rank?) reer ™. were 4 WN WOULD EXAMINE Sonal find out what'sort of educa- stricted. oer * Fr Sit 68. na Saral each Christian, 74. - Kons 282 Births and 178 Deaths. of 36 persons, 25 died of pneumo-~ circulatory syste There we 7 onal, cultural and Spiritual bac- footeed A 814 «% ny ein ~s There were 282 births and 176," 15 of cancer, 16 from Bright’s' deaths by accidents, 1 homicide and ; . Internatio aii ' : ‘| D, Keeta By ; Jinten javisen J. Th +7 , , : nalism, be ition v0! | & ate ned ar Chor pag 1158 Blackstone sere ; - ds |Sround they have given their sone } tine Substitutl Poyesre 732 trand. W. Hoskis 63. 5354 ‘De nar 7 athe in St. Louie lest week; Or- disease and 11 from diseases of thei! suicide. gi * World idea for the national idea. Celia Sebastian. 45. 306 Lan lo i736 Thonas : : a . : and daughter : hit : pT 36 The pes, Special at : “The ‘ mA P Vistribution of populations accord- Elizabeth Hutchinso 26174 Wash | A Gro 0 14% 1 Di lho ganic heart disease caused the death elo . | crage college student ing to their economic and spiritual! r Bites to be getting ne This , ac : = ‘ oe Be. : be is partly the fault of Da dae of | “The belief that nations should pro- we SIS SERS RERERCRERERERE SNe ee ee ee ce Large Assortment of Christmas Cards aid | ss ss / curricula. I advise bringing back | tect Protestantism from the alleged | + ~~ —— or oe : mo ’ the A B | ae | of Women at Pittsburg U. | C's and the three R's, and machinations of the Roman Catholic | see | 7 ‘simplifying college educatid I = ) 1E Card ill | * | | al Chérohi oS * wit one of unteated fyocates Radical Changes Miss Amos devoted much of her| The “Bryn Mawr plan” of holding So) if | gns we offer-—e sare e c F & or Education. praed hebedl tee etic ot i. that ee for girls who work in indus- gx HAT ‘‘nersonal touch’’ is so aptly . i. rood radica qaeas and Fy. ea 4: unity to select the Cards Ls — bad radical ideas, A: tha “ep tees ' expressed by Individual Greeting \? | Greeting you intend : " Among the “good ursery schools to train children Pp ' + at Christmas. to ‘ Thyrsa Amos. dean ¢ women ones, she said, are: S before the kindergarten age andthe 4 { ‘ards such a8 Hyatt’ Ss is now my ) “d Fon fa sity if Pittsburg al i ‘ A b ‘ or and os : “Anti *} ** . . all . ’ embossed by the plate. | oghhy wd . tata aoe za PG agg ag _ r and capital | tt mare of college re showing. \ / & i} sh, on Cards selected b o Tt" 7 c ; “4 a ~* tem 0 education ap- I roy ides for an alliance . f The asseor tment if SO C omplete— the aed ‘] y ; the Town Club in a luncheon | plied to both. culture and labor. designing, engraving and embossing i ‘ J Geen yesterday that from her ob-| Abolition of political parties asi. Less mechanics and more dynamics Hoe we es so moderate ) . All orders executed in Seions the average college fresh- theY are today and the substitution |'" the church. aetar aia com be gratified. wi dy a request. 4id not know what We was in (of “civic parties.” This is based on’ The doctrine that individual 6al- | ‘ Cards and Folders, 3c to 50c RS ott 4 Department—Main Floor.) ‘Vel for or what he was going to /|the contention that there are not two | “@tion ¢an come only through social : Card AS wy Z , ) aft he left it. sides to every question, or mass salvation; that is, the en- ae ane al Pep = ey . ~B x ULLER Up euggest entrance examinations a0 yn control. Restriction of thie “ironment will destroy the individual From Your Name Hee”: = ‘ _ who send the . * .| unless } res “4y t as nen = . for 2! ents send thetr chil- form of “immigration” on the sam 1¢ makes the environment Complete line of RECORD ‘(GIFT BOX Records to Be of Your Own Selection We Ship Safely Anywhere i ano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. = eB SMITH-REIS 1005 ouivesr. on rue RF "Temes - 6327 West . iam Ma! ackse REA Hm “BS 327 Sarieht — Eiieabsth a ake d 4319 Lindel! Arthur Suhishnenn 2200 Chetfokee Wéna Rotion $011 gacklind John . y. ‘ 501k Del mar Go die Mi reland John Rolando 1105 8S 6th Arete L. Willlame........1334 Merchant Pee! Fishman ....... Springfizld. 11 Sadie Berger .... 1519 S. Droadway Thomas Clark Kirk wood, Mo Margrett Maddox ...... Do uuglas Hotel Louis Mené Jr . ora "205A F ranklin Thelma Crabdree . E) Stationery, Desk Sets, Book | Ends. Fountain Pens, Eversharp Pencils, Bridge Sets, Poker | Chip Racks, Kodaks, Ingersoll Watches, \mas Tags and Seals —_ 9 fine as he himself wantsto be. i eee ” ———-— 2 oe ee PLL ee 7 H Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Perfnits re 4 id ] , / SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES a , — “ ——— — > a = > = _ oy ee ee SSASAGARAR ANN Tomorrow—a Great Sale of 1500 Sample Pairs of Women’s Daniel Green “Comfys” ! - MARRIAGE LICEN SES. Al sseme ‘\ ~ gi" > i . ~ “ry &S iui) ee ee er oe rr eee tuiuesinsinnesm ianaeiemigeaanimenmaameeeiaeeanel oo aw ye ro = & 5 ROPE = “= \j f’scar Sullene meyets e Piggins Sebe , 4 Turu! I 0th ie al "Ke iby . = yields 388) Pamotia Pred Turner Ss1A Swar Roselia Dune: S31A Swat Do uglas Peter > -N rth Enima Stap: 16's Wast (‘hnariee 4 $359.00 squirrel Jacque ftes; | $75.00 large Mink Capes, $235.0 smart, stylish Se > © « oe 4.00 © 4 $350.00 beautiful 40-inch Hudson $459.00 lar “i ee ae eee . ; , Sr t. od. large Mink Capes, $2950 Seal Coat: dyed muskra | Ask to Hear These : : $198.50 : 4 65 ( 7 > 7 p ‘ " paara 25c ‘4 Beautiful Scotch Mole $800.00 | 8°00 very large Kolinsks Late Hits Sign thé ‘coupon for our special terms and prices whereby you may own an Edison a i oe emer eere : | y i) ae a wit large platinum col- Cape . , he $395.00 | . ** i ry AL. Capes ith ge fF $285.00 Kiss Mame, Kiss ee in your home for Xmas. We will mail you ; , : HH O00 ] ? ' Bes — BP | a ||P Cape with col- $300.00 elegant Mole Coat, squir- . Jake, the Sheik—Fox Trot full particulars of our elub plan. RUIT CAKE F ra conan ana cute —avmnen [I] | Sting Sane Fos re | - , F Trot ? + @8£ eee eweeeaee eeeeeee . ‘at; P $1200.00 Mink Coat—45 inches long. Special... $650.00 * aby vant Fox Trot ; ast piedes compacting $e = * ‘ps good and moist; Special on Chokers at , $25, up to $200.00 Why Should I Cry Over 5 Address “i mr eewhen , ‘eevee er ew eae eeeee renee ee > Shrist. $2.50 A wondertu! variety, all dependable, and a stamp of perfection on every garment in quality, styles You ?—Tesor—W. Scanian ; : ; . —— + - onli | make. You Tell Her, | Stutter 3 po cchesencshtbegubetens P.-D. Schultz make over your ol4 Furs in our own factory. Prices the lowest Workmanship : 706 Washington | tie St. Louis. ~ - 6 Pm > oda i

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RE SS SE, che 7 Se " : | a ; é . a that of the Daily Globe‘Democrat and the Times Combined. ST. LOU POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals @ OCrk OC, CaS ‘DEATH OF WIDOW BY AUT | y’ TEMPO | 2 fo or 0» Prot Wetnewtay. FOUND TO HAVE BEEN ACCIDENT Wa 4 i op at uc ot ; ss Commerce, wi. 5 ! . | a os Wednesday in the ne A Coroner’s verdict of deat " s re yesterda in Correcting an error snow Eagar sae > G00. BUT NOT HIS - t ; 4 . . 55 vears old, of 2347 A iekory — ee a ae i in our advertisement ee ee. aahsetlle Srtven Stylish Stout Stylish Stout of today eet eecstneh avekin, ssa TIME PAYMENTS Undergarments Undergarments ne Boyle avenue, about 30 | : * as cre SSsihe - f McPherson page 29, part 6 of todays, 10 miles an how : : paper the price of Victrola No. not see Mrs. Johnston until the aa- — gelf Son. of Marie Van) i oo chandizing Youd in error as satin be ‘Mrs. Johnston was employed asa Zandt, Finds T ¢ in 3 . : lan te G ee Oe the correct price is $22 rea sed wan Teureed, ome To ee Bog ristmas Gifts : e correct price is eee ler align ones oaaatet ¢ : SPECIALS FOR —Aw—,s : Beginning Monday . Pilisbury Fle Beh g's SA N CARLO FINGERS WANDERED | , Sy ; : ; ae : : 24-Ib. Sack ........ 09 ’ . “& Choiee is offered from the entire $8-I Sock ...: ae 2 — Hellrung od Grimm GRAND OPERA a . | | stock of Silk Undergarments, without pe a = , Crackets; per I. 2g reserve, at | Graham (rackers, per Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass Pi deem, of Sam Also There Is a Small Matter f 2 G: ‘ imger Snaps. per th. Seat Sale Now At Baldwin's, 1111 Olive St. f O and 2 ' : of an Overcoat a $200 i) } e |p ropulay Prices $1 to S5 ec i i c S Snider’s ~, gee ot ag -" Sra a cesar Give Operal Tickets for Xmas. Dress Suit to Be Cleared | OXAaC i y OS ruc Small Bottle .... newspaper giving ssociarc ‘ . Medium Bottle 5 ee ce Sof? . I ge Bo - he De Erivelope Chemise Camisoles ——— Faney Tarragpaa » Underslips Step-Ins 7 — Sicily Fitherts, per ks N ightgowns Petticoats — Wasked Brash Gift Shoppers aiacene Mies’ ese lwo “oe It’s a sale worth while at this time, | (Sere Sa Opportunity ee Soe | because you are offered choice from I recoms, secanocnidanl a ‘ B not avail if one buys things on th ; the productions of the e**Sveltline ‘Bp Pecans, lace Jumbon, per te | , : System’s’’ most fameus stylish stout Mixed Sots, cee designers, at exactly cost price. N our large advertisement on turned into Boyle 8 wo aetna pg Y . ‘ nerson and was driving eisht or Young Man Who Galls Him- ss | ’ I smn | An Opportune Sale for 60 Years of Honest _~ ~~ —- _— © oe owe os Oe - _¥ - ~~. ~» Ce - x a » > ee For Monday—We Announce E | ates perfe a Most Extraordinary . ee ee, Fee tj | ) | WM ' ' aM ill ! ' Crosby’s “Gray Shop” = oe Shelled Pop Corn. per} 3 6, ON) . b) / a Fy eat: te eet Be Beaty dod Suh, the HARRY M. SCHMIDT, Pres. shelled Pop Comm. pen Mie 4 action needi: adjustment nd Fancy Layer. ‘Figs, per | f | Sccning wipereetth to ope 1019-1021 Locust St. (recian tiring Pe Be | “ame into that plight wh Le t ~ Foe Note the Street CAND oa = Olive S16; ( hecolate ~ . a ; | . ) ‘ ne +} e ke’ of : : Mre — s : ey intl a B . . T , $35. OU Coats || | c rn me ‘ gd a gery ! | . : *panish Peanet Suan , = SE eginning f " ' » err ed for makin Orange ices, Der . Broken Taffy _. an - Half hour earlier, to verc a Uw § - & t Sik cee ma sp tng 7 ~ ” nsf . hen €4 «wd Blouses, coat ! Such a Smal! Matter. . srr *. + $60.00 Coats ity (| DoE ite AT Mh ' granulated. per >. Per 100-Th. sack Ni } i yi a | tht iN Wil i} i i di att | ni "al : th > had been ereativ ! ad there was tle $700 t -pa} : . + Asec — “minh } 7 Ou - ; Ss . 4 : = : : ’ a. wR etn eee ) *a Cita! | = 7 3 ; _ . . x 1€ whole town | event! Enormce much down. for was true that he e P| Loz De it >” oe . . : : 5 P at “rock-bottom | emembered for Right _— rd ‘ , 3 and colle r Full Quart Maseq Sur q & | pte — Qucen Olives. per iar. ee a COW get a i High-quality COATS and WRAPS. made by foremost tailors, and bought at a great price concession. You will be amazed at the wonderfu! garments we offer in this sale at $29. ere oes ~ ee ee = LL LLL LOLI LL I EE ct A lle ey tt pt account for its absence . ‘. ~an bet -4 there the 5 > time ' ~. ; ; ig: a] . . 2 a WA OC nto the c! lose’ : = + 5 . ' a ® He Would Make Checks 2) Ss A ayer nr Meat, a | And there were the several checks | a p= per jar ... eo : , ’ - eth Heil'« Seger € “ ‘ which he had passed one on J oF : o> | , “ranciscus. re estate man 35 ~.: . , a te al — , eo 8 - f Cala Hams. per ®........5 A i one on Elmer Volker. 4 245 liv ._ = ; a ‘ Te ae . See i Seger ‘Cured GBreakfast a , for $1 St It te 14 Ibs. average 8 * $2 / 50 $25. rege . th: : > _——_— eS Silk and Wool Sweaters The Materials: Tuxedo and silpover Sweaters, ali-wool and s1\K-and-Wool com- are soft PILE FABRICS hinations.@ A) _ with a rich luster. Sizes olers and sizes. $- 95 for migses, 14. 16 and 18. and women’s sizes —36 Shaker Knit Sweaters gradually up to 46. Also i a Regt as extra sizes. Every gar- W = couars- Sip- over efvies in pretty combinat A A NE IT a ny They were not >a . > a. = Fg! j to pierce. per Ph... .. «...-. Strip Bacen. per Ih. ....-5 Bungalow Bacon. per ; m | Hier's Pure Lard, 2 the 2 esides, ne gave most of the . ‘o ati Small Prunes, per Th...7 fam lily at 3027 Easton ave : ; Larce Prunes, 4-30 F - | size. per Tb ———— ment silk lined. : 95 ugh poor. had shel & Califernia stewing: FUR TRIMMINGS : ! Caracul Manchurian Wolf — tered Bim when he was evicted trom ff utri Squirrel 5 a: Se eer eedieiiee a0iek the oc- Ou E ti St ke f | r Entire Stock o eS Ne mmm —_— ns ee ee Nutria lice have telling of a certain J. M Van Zand who is said to have passed These Coats and Wraps are the best that have been offered i bad checks fm other cities. this Van ff es, this Vur &@ . this season. We urge you to examine and compare them and , ; 2andct cannet aecount for these un- | § , . } less perchance some one has heard @ > > — 42000 SALE PRICE is . | \ A $29 ) Van Zandt relates that he arrived | ee) ae) At 33'3% Diseount eet i ¥ | ate See SE | 13% Diseous al himse|! as an SPECIAL OFFER ) Sant | son om cpportunity here in that ca- |i | 58 SAMPLE COATS. WR APS : re eat Soma cig be pode ode! FoR holiday selling only, this most unusual offer is made. It includes our ‘ : ci ae, comet to s | entire stock of Hair Goods, Transformations, Switches, Curls, Bobs, Worth $75 to $125 $ | —— ) taut aiiie. ent te come Wavelets, Hair Nets, all our ventilated Front Waves and all round Trans- Early Attendance Is Requested 4) . if obtained an introduction to Director | formations. “ValZ . ¢ ee : Doll Wigs and Toilet Articles These sample Coats and Wraps are gorgeously fur trimmed Silk “Undies” Contacts Iike these gare him Sidate faamnon. camped en: lan a Silk Teddies made of good qual- | ff tain p ige and there wa = N. . yle. ity or Seca Gia ne j ‘ain restige and there s ro dis- § " ae " . , - = “ace $1.95] | puting that he could play the piano | Particularly timely is the special selling of all our natural hair. Doll and he gained such @ footing in the ff Wigs, and Toilet Articles, which are offered at 3313% discount. Our line Silk Princess Slips, black, navy | fj] “*- ULouls music world that he | ae issouri jf |§ 1S Complete in each detail. 7 ie achieved a recital et the Missouri 115 Coats Reduced —y ones | —e $2.95 y Athletic Association on Thanksgiving | night, which was the occasion for: § —— 14> o* aired the $200 dress Special Rates for Permanent | Ree and erchid. e* Regular $15 valves. Good quality silk and wooi. —_ r

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Ss cf SUNDAY, 1927 sian *-The City Circul : 3 EMBER i‘, irculation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH. alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ) ST. LOUIS POST-BISPATCH ' 17 ,* a it ; gh soa ~ a | elghth floor of the Chamber of Com- Reve been under way for weekg to ws “High Jinkr, “|merce Bulld! - - , ree and frolic of th€ oust street. Meltune aye ne ane ny ohi-nelestiomfie dlc 0 =: WOODROW WISON If Y Pure whi be Gommerce, will be Elv- | tomorrow at 802, Chamber of “¥ See are Chan & store 4 Bi ie. ou Have Headaches, Lbs. . te Cane $ 00 Lo === GRANULATED ih | Wednesday in the new |Commerce Build rr, oS P.8 TE ener ~— « | ae professional entertainers ae ee: = —- -——— — —_a : NDATION j ) im. I Want to See You were 100 cuvan omuna Gleaal | ISHING ay « nrmity, Long after they arg convineed te the WE KNOW, WE KNOW COFFEE TO N A “My 7 | ' é , é put off having their eyes tested until headaches YOU NEVER HAD A camer ens, Movie Club GOAL SSI, 000, nod oe Baca eR dhl | ome I’ have ‘precerived Tun chen, (ne Statece wag ~~ Just Arrived—Our 1922 Crop Holiday —PHONES— vista a | WATCH OR A: Ya ELGIN | That“ Amount by en 28, and “OPTICIAN amination, lenses, frames and fitting. | | 4 sou TH Central bat nee Gi w/ sti; F. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL CO. Ol Ms oe S FOR THIS WER ; DIAMOND ___.. a oy | Is Under Way—$700,000 423 N. BROADWAY (Between Locust and St. Charles) 3 BROADWAY fie OES . o > \\ Screws, $45.00 to $300; Scarf Pins, $5.00 | . : , i, ; a adh mat ider’s Catsup — . & to $75.00; Ouff Links, $16.00 to $35.00. ~ | $12 to $275 | ; His 66th Birthday That (aps Peacock ai. 7 Y ? tp ELESS FURNACE Bottle ... .. 1k i B Any purchase up to 840 sold on our SILVERWARE Full Quota Has Been Sub- : Shop “4 : Installed in one day. No dirt, Tarracpne Almonés, q mond. 7 ' very White Tollet Sets sepa & Po | , ! 7 y Hosiery to Match > | 4. , ri ‘tberts, per i». ~ ; | ‘ah ia Gres - then back down again, 90c, * medium size, per ib., 300 ; -_** r So 9008 ped dp Ry) mam 412 N. 7th ST. | movement to well the fund from Pa Pa ~ 2A ASS vw ae 2 Faas 34 lage Jumbos, per 1p., . eto ee np ael a 7 =x. $700,080 to a total of $1,000,000 by Roasted Peanuts, -per 8) = ‘Dec. 28% On this date, which is Mr. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evenifig A is the only eve = es a ae Ea Wilson's sixty-sixth birthday, it is { rfewspaper giving Associated Press news service. newspaper giving Associated Press al ' planned to advise him officially that et the subscription of the foundation | Sita pep Boe ae. = i ay = | fund hae bee completed. . | x2 : '» The money is not to be used by eo. Iberts, per Ib y . ; Mr. Wilson personally, but the tn ug ) Wo mig | } iN Walnuts, 3 Ibs. for. — : Peanuts, per tb. . | a. , | | i Pecans, —- Black — ‘come from the foundation will be = ladGministered by a {rusteeship ‘“‘for Hed Pop Corn = the furtherance of te humanitarian | fe Dates, Ib. —— "a La y Layer -Figs, per Ve : —— — ideals for which he stood. F m String Figs. per tb,. | = = The Missouri committee,-headea by | —_—a re J. Lionbergwer Davis, will send out’ CANDY | : 5I3~515 WASH, letters te those khown to be in sym- inte ropa. ser ib “| ‘be INGTON AVENUE- pathy with the former President's | | ° — oe . ideals, asking that thelr contribu- ' Beans, per tb... eae ae . ° ' > ees... Beginning (Tomorrow) Monday at 8 O’Clock Sharp!! tions be sent at once’to Rolla Wells inh © aemagggeat wes | * : treasurer of the State campaign, om, r + . . . - . as ° 99 > serv —olerabeeseenal—. Hal bowr earlier, to give business women an opportunity to, participate in’ > erga Remaacamee Passe 54: in : Mixed, per ib........_ 4 ate Sundaes, per tb. | . Similar campaigns will be started Mik Chocolate, per tb., : 0 i. r d M fund ° é 3 fin all other states to supplement the e¢ Strin ek | ‘ Gia ane * 4 eatest an ost mportant funds already subscribed. In the ound Candy, per tb. > | ‘ first drive more than 350,000 per- Lorenges, per tb. ™ sons contributed. The final cam- w Jacket , 7 3 g | ’ n 206 hey Sale of Fine paign is to bé@ presented in the light Bovina s of a birthday tribute to the former Guarantees to Excel any legjtimate musical merchandise offer in St. Louis. Player-Piano Beautiful 75 Roll Cabinet with Q RS Player Rolls, | Artistic Piano Lamp with Silk Shede, Colonial Player .« Bench, Set of “Martini Method” Instruction Rolls Small ~ Open. Payments - Evenings: S SPECIAL 3 DAYS ONLY Htuniit mmy|\E i ‘ CRUMP - = 7 ——+- i+ ~ President. , e Samuel ‘B. McPheeters, chairman for St. Louis, will follow the general Dian of campaign used in the State. The foundation money will be in- vested and only the income dis- _pensed by the trustees. The follow- ing are members of the foundation - trueteeship: Cleveland H. Dodge. thairman: Frank L. Polk, vice chair- i man: Frank I. Gobb, Stephen 2’. Se | Duggan. Mrs. J. Malcolm Forbes, a | Edwin F. Gay. Mrs. +. Borden Har- riman, Edward M. House, Frederick whole town will ring with the news of this startling [8 isncn, Henry Morgenthau, Adolph Sugar, (dark . per Ih sugar, i } | ih iy Cane Sugar. lated, per ith... 100-Ib. anck 2 sive P’ampkin, ih | | i iil | | d — Pitted Cherries, — can, per can ( N ‘al ty NW Oy | | | “i ‘nt ( ’ { HHEMLLAMALUCLHILERESCLLUUACULA LECCE CCP LCG TTT ny) ‘Watmucs » Paeeent! Enormous purchases of 800 real high-class Coats |§ Poo eS chanes E Simon | = sck-bottom prices” will make this a sale thdt will be | :». Mr charies 1. Tittany, Ranh a __})gpemembered for years to come!! Don’t miss this. B penn and Hamilton Holt. | You may play the GULBRANSEN for half an. hour—or half a ee | e. cer eee re anes ye~-Weee, Comes and ijaset hee fram schoo! KINSEY AND FISK'S TRIP | day—and the thought of effert in connection with pedalling HM Quart Mason Sur . | iiedw—mo need to walt t18 amer Christmas fer: redsetione BUY PAID FOR BY PAVING FIRM. never comes to mind. There. ts no effort. fen Olives, per iar... .. 7 NOW—get a better selection and save from $10.09 to $35.00 in this sale 1 oT . Head of Service Boarfl and Street ree jer Mince Meat, ; ; ; a ; OA TS That We Aachta iain to Mark [f° vier wen co caitorns The question of wt paid the ex- rn 3440.00 $35.00 $30.00. pennes st wrontent ney ‘of thy Cured JBrenkfast : ‘ Board of Public Service, and Direc- fe 14 Iban. average 27.50 25. OO 22 50 ‘tor of Streets and Sewers’ Fisk on picce, per Ib ° 9." @ ' ‘ e Y tr California, was Titecen, per it aid : their ‘15-day trip to Calutfornia, Wa: atsrhata sown asm@20.00 $18.50 $6.00 OS ae ae nanlow con, per Ib. . in . . © ee officials returned to their desks. This leaves you free to concentrate on better playing of tlie GULBRANSEN. Within a few days you can learn to play the GULBRANSEN, through the pedals,. in such «a way-that the music cannot be distinguished from the finest hand-playing. GULBRANSEN Instruction Rolls help you, to understand and master this art of correct playing. They are simple, fascinating ALAA es Pure tard, 3 the. ..... ; f “ : . . ye They said the bills were paid by the ' , , ( 1os Ae a : ; / : said, did- not. piace them uncer ap == ‘ ‘ tions, carefully followed, will make you a proficient . sey . heme ) . LAE Be Platinum Fur Collars : | obligations to favor its product. — Finger gk ips. piano player. : ; Aid You. mey Prainea Citron, mend 5) a Beaverette s They expressed themselves as high- — Pe Tee Pa y : Manchurian Wolf ‘ly pleased with the paving, which Ee | costs 12 to 15 cents a square yard — ners a ae ) more than the kind now in use, bue = mney Guatamaia Coffee. . af te Onare ¢ je gaid to be correspondingly better = r th, “- 1 -_ - During their absence, Comptroller — ° o Coffer, per Ib. . a + x - ’ —, ™ Nolte took pains to say that the city = * Wh Musi mpowder Ten, per = . ‘s : : Every kind of a style imaginable—Blouse backs, : hs rould\ynot pay their expenses and — Established V iD ore mer it leeves , Mayoy Kiel said he was nét aware —r187 Is Sweetest ti watraightlines, eee Poe a t he custom for offfcials — 79 ae Jacquettes or wrappy effects. Over 800 Coats to ; thag it was the c = Ad Try to be here when sale starts at 4 f’ a to have their expenses paid by man- — peag “alee a from. ry ' ‘ ufactur®rs of products the city buys.) | E& a ars o'’ciock. 4 | -—! Sa Esa maby 4 \. A short time before starting for = ped Sizes for All— ~ oy ee pom pews ~~ —. a ot: = aoe - . 7. 2 | x turne rom *hiladeipnia. 1ey —_ i ae L- 24 Misses, Juniors, , ie _ , were the guests og that trip of a ——— eee . Women! ! ‘manufacturer of fire department = ite ! ‘5 motor equipment. = Siew 7. tt > = "Di ‘CORNELL CONCERT DEC, 26 (|= wie 57M 7 | grate Glee, Bang and Mandolin Clubs. to | ab Appear at Odeon. TE The Cornell University glee, banjo; | = ‘and mandolin clubs will give a con- | — 's ~ , cert at the Odeon, the eyening of) | E= 5. > a2 2° ss * Rr | | ’ 7 ! 2 he Giee Club will open! | E cs ” gar Container J ) : . | Dec. 26. The e pen = | qi ” | | | the program -with songs of Cornell, — € | oe included in this Medley.” arranged by G. L. Coleman, ey ‘ sale. . '95, and “Martha,” Sandets. > : - intte Banner Malt, hopped. 4 . Case cans * . ° . Fort Worth caeion sctor famed. ee ees eae 2000 Coats in Stock to Choose From Tomorrow \j**: BDteein sae ta a a flener Malt, hopped, per cam the St. appointed aaah of the._Fort> (Gt $18.75, $23.75, $29.75 and Up to $59.75 |p sor icine, Seaton zt rss we af SeRRapEEea ys hehe? * 3 tr beg: re *egrr* — subi a eh if. SS. > ia y Pam aie yl ; Gt ay si Sed ie ‘+3 Hi tesgeat 7 bey - “ - pe pS * . petheeeces) | Set, Spake sess oo > ae r jal: ofte SHESE Mit Sete he v7 : Si é eget fide Ae ts he HH EE sere ee ai is. seu! Ebega st agave tagiery spe PH Pe r ait “+ + " feet. : : i : + : i I am caress is oe - | created to. make the department Send catalog complete Re ced Fro uc H ; he rer rice ‘more .efficient. His appointment fol- All du mt Mi h aiginer’ Fo Pi 8 lowed the recent police investigation in Fort Worth, which resulted KSON’S—“The Big Stores’—513-515 WASHINGTON“@8E |B oars ‘senignations of policemen | w aM TO PU CALILCLLWLCL LLLP LLG ali we charged with insuberination. —_ ~ iene = . = a _ " SE 32 PPSSEIEEA BEL PS TESST test oe © ee ** © @e@ © e Oewm wee « - — *« - -—- - ~ eee «. © Oe eee = &§ & _* a * -** e “ - “~ — on“ "ee ~ = edi ahi Sri 3423 Ls sS Sages : i OB OL ll OO ge el dee A ee de : ei pli i ee ee ee

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OE SEE ET Pa ae > . by ~~ 4 * a , ’ % t and the Times Combined.-"~ EL POST-DISPATCH along Approximatcly Equals that of the, Daily Globe ee ee - ee one which, aces * nd waste | . ns said. That sur tween $300 and $460 a mile on some patrol, at the outset, will be song FIXED NITROGREN - PERTILIZER ing of coal, a pias — y at present ap 7 ‘oming year gee circumstances. greatest oppe ; the department. as engineer, since cv ne ’ com tit: o : : neers in Ten State Divisions. nance engineers have ¢ 7 -oun- as fertilizer in competition with rhe direct synthetic selected or are under considerat' nitrate and ammoni process,~ newest of the three com- tr reaches 36,909. merciadly developed processes, is the membership ts abous 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dally ——ee ———— SRE EA ths ye Ml 0 hn « = - . . . bf ve - = ’ . 4 +o - _ + ; ~ in = e- ’ | ene rin ee ‘ — utracts when it is practical and ably shall be operating all ieee iia State when spring ar- Chiiean = — = ~- -——> cormmical to ado a hhe ‘- . , Harrisonville, engineer of mainte " ilable for his work nance of the State Mighwav Depar't- oer ew mnt. $e er $1,000,000 for Coming Year. The position of engineer of main- The Highway Department omorro ~~... — a " a e7 : ' _- i a : . : : tenance was created by the commis- have app! ima ’ 1 | “0 Appa i iaalinall ite op x\ : : | 4 ret : | sion recentivy. Owens has been with road maintenance work dur tne — . ae - . Pit, a Fe ain | iy weil a ~s / A . / ie > o— . ’ . . . a 4 . | : ; 4 . ; ’ fe + J i : . £ | 3 ~ i. A | ; : } : : ; efferson I oe . ' : rf : : : _ - + ; ot nee ’ . o : - 4 | ~~ : . ’ 2 Ree eB Bigger Re- 2 mas Week Otterir ma F Pa FUSS cuctions Z ‘Zo =p = 1) || CAE hans . 1 tf Hh = ‘ — Time > ay Tomorrow & BZ . Hl Bi | | a ~~ 2 = and = Prices i . : / | wn - | | ff : ti Pa = | Is Limited 1S Reduced SAS a - ‘ $ iit i : S a S88 | | : 4 a : Every- @- 7 Again & -s Ta “i | \ = 1 lg - i. Stites oN +,- i. ATHERINE the Great, E thi = Again! ‘ty 4 il | 7 --—s iad | — | a , | = P oe the most remarkable ng ' Ruthless | — = : a = - 7 > ay - Saget wi | ~ tory also fer her whole ait ee ee ie ee " | =f Ce ee ee en eer eer AL A | nf ‘ I pris Ke h — er - bul we oe il f | : Es aN Must Be 716 WASHINGTON AVE. » £9 Sacrifices! y— y itl : = oe Att = a Te ke i | aise her wholes A Quick ; = ——— ree . — '? haem meres —— ve pom , : Li) aii s ef Doris Keane. The play , — is : WT is Ub EE Hie ot uit ; wt a = * Edward Sheldon from the FE Sold Out Forced a — " . Produced in New York ey uta il Mcccninndltt TA mont gorgrousiy entertain ——— _paM- ll ‘te kth oo g as : re ) : | sep next Sunday, Christmas © ne - . ee palit a = : ~ —7 Sine.” Was @ erman fF . one of which will-prove an especially pleasing ang acceptable remembrance. derried at the age of 16 to an » Crieff. te strangle Peter, upon the Empire. Her netable for admis Kennard’s Gifts of Utility and Beauty 4 Sepltte Tucker's jazz turn, Bs. S the Garrick. are undertakt Sinperer Peter. She caused 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. é i i ; ee i Ai | a NN ) i hr a AY = ae f bewise “Thr the gross proflig: beut between James J. Gifts for the home, gifts that are @ daily use, gifts that become identified with comfort : ee cay] and domineerigg lover. G one’s private life. Hi a fs | | | The Lmperial Termagant. ‘ 7. : : . fy : Bu No - Or Never’ , } a | BS this play. the authors ——— . . + te to the royal palace E Nests of Tables e | : Pets be (+ 785, when the Mahogany, glass tops; nest of three : . > ' etal eee was 36 years old. and The news has ¢pread like wildfire. Those who S t Desk : | bee and human studies of tables. Special $35 pine es . | The lady ts t have bought have sent their friends and rela- cee ihe | bens Geidoumaiiamae Dinner Wagon , -As: i . Le ne oe dole tives. Have you gotten your share of the most a wonderful valte $3 3 Mahogany: glass: tray, $2 0 “3 mit aise white astounding bargains offered in years? / , at Very special : ed fer the public In addition to her series of $150,000 Stock of High-Grade Women’s | 1.00) $18.85 > S t D ks co. te = $17 7 ee is received hoes ecretary Des . _— | > arms of his infatuated Ail Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $55.00 $24.85 , : eke Solange s is infa . a — : Mahogany 1 sty) ualnt 8 => , All Sternberg’s COATS selling up to $65.00 $28.85 and old-fashioned. Very likabie. = | ? _ Net the Original Company. All Sternb ) : ae oe Se To combine in 7 : gmusu a8. r— ra Miss KEANE’S acting of © ernberg s COATS selling up to $75.00 $34.85 i ei UG | Q combine in yout 1 unusual degree = —— Stock Con ° undreds and Hundreds of Fur- =, your good wishes. ; —~ - > > Siz Dom ak . Sa | Tl nt St b ’ DRESSES : | } Rugs are particularly adapted to this pur- ern ers S | pose and pa will be interested in viewing All Sternberg’s DRESSES selling up to €10.00 aor ——— = ee ee ee ee ee. ee Le ee. _ ternorrow—see the prices on everything tn ak forte Vln Sin ste 25 a _—— and Washington point the way te the bi sure you attend the GO! _ ‘ 5 | 4

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sy) * t % me DECEMBER iste, : ; = ——— : ‘ , si hers 333 iit B s : a + e which, according t, Dr = present apparently off. test opportunityfor ¢y pment.’ > 7 Auto Club Dues to Ip Dues for members of the Club of Missouri next $12, inStead of $10 a y nge has been made ne eens Fee eee ee bd eee o 4 *eebe ® increased service featur @ legal aid. The Boarg FOUR 2 nas “Baas he Oe ST. LOUIS, SUNDA ors plan an initiation fee for. embers of $25 as goon a8 the reaches 306.000. The ibership is about 26.009. e Czarina.” With wis Keane, Arrives TT A Tomorrow at American 7 a i, -Jefferson Is Dark This Week — Christ- | mas Week Offerings Will Be “The Circle” r + and “Tip Top.” 4 a ~ | INE the Great, Empress of Russia from 1762 to 1796. one also for her wholesale methods of amour, will walk the boards at | Theater for a week, beginning tomorrow night, in the per- ¥ f Deris Keane. The play is entitled “‘The Czarina,” and was adapted : Sheldon from the Hungarian of Melchior Lengyel and Lajos » Produced in New York last February, it was pronounced “one of \ gorgeously entertaining comedies of the season.” Shubert-Jefferson will remain dark during the week, and will re- wext Sunday, Christmas Eve night, with John Drew and Mrs. Les. in “The Circle,” W. Somerset Maugham’s sophisticated comed) Hie. The Christmas week the American will be “Tip Top” Fred Stone, which also opens Gunday evening. The principa’ at the Orpheum this week Tucker's jazz turn, and a bout between James J. Cor- and Billy B. Van. Lew Fields Joe Weber lead the bill at the which is entitled ‘“Re- “and the Woodward Players. Garrick. are undertaking 2 BR comedy, “Nearly Married.” i me IJ. heroine of “The " was a German Princess. r at the age of 16 to an hei: the Russian throne, who became s Emperor Peter. She caused her ‘al and domineering lover, Grez- Orloff. té strangle Peter, and upon the Empire. Her reign nétable for administrative patronage of the arts. the gross profligacy of is private life. The Imperial Termageant. this play. the authors pene- into the royal palace at St in 1765, when the Em- 36 years old, and miake | human studies of the im- Sermagant. The lady ts trans- Meus in some of the passivun- orous moods which she ed fot the public gaze. to her series of recor- ours, such as Orioff,. and the most powerful of Gregory Potemkin, Cather- ‘@ long train of favorites Hl ~ In - ia NS) Ernest Torrence and Bebe Daniels. ‘Singed Wings” —Missouri ported by Lynn Canter and about 20 others. “Nearly Married,”’ at the Garrick, Non littie more than temporary by Edgar Selwyn, deals with } It is with one of the latter scapegrace brother of a happily fi comedy treats. married young bride, whom he at- tempts t6 separate, for financial rea- sons and with the aid of a profes- sional co-respondent, from her hus- Lieutenant, Count Alexcel, the palace to warn the mon- Wéainst a conspiracy of mal- hy nebles. With sparkling and. The chief roles are taken b) gx thering measures his sturdy Hazel Whitmore and John Warner 0 and the Lieutenant is 4“ new member of the troupe, Ray- — a Major on tht spot. The "mond Brown, will make his local de- f | - -waiting who thought she wis but in the part of Peter Doolin, SA ) Alexel’s wife cries her eyes JUStice of the Peace. b vain. The schedule at the Grand in- cludes the Pantheon singers, in op- erratic: Czarina’s violent ropria- app and popular music: Jack @xs- ‘a the most remarkable rulers of modern times, and unique in his- eeee steers * ——_—_ ae » -_ ¥ ~ - ccatemmel -~ ~ all eT ear ee = i — om ae heat ‘4 q ; ca re te 5 * ’ ao ~ aie ~ - » uate 3 Steaphan 7 — : ‘thst: aes 3 *. : tet tr; rit * ; $ Sieass ‘a - =338t tS ot se atts : : saeegss 5: pot tt Ths ty petite steith 33 : pases sages: : 335. ; St32 =: Be issstes sees : os o3$st: +e. Staebecetes ieabsss Tree ‘ .- 33: ¢ a en tena : = seit? ba3:338 ; sit: “2 itt sshoaghe oo + —_ Saget a Peresiie: ; : 3: oa rch ate qeiite ‘ iit SS] pera: bases i; : SE : +i SSRs ast Sh eer igteigsg : coe . : sper ¢ age - . rif + hae! ‘ SB ces ; ° PSs EP SS® HE POTTY: ** “ee eee Cee IR «oem * - eet on 0eene any ne ; : : $84 bees tei bs $44 ristet pete, Piss? setts te pibsies tt! | Sted) Seah. gates ? 2323232279; tpt rt 333 Sh ye - ———_—- ——- -———- -- 2 ———— Y MORNING, DECEMBER PAGES 1—12. | Doris KeaneasCatherine © hie Tucker headhiner Sthe Great in “The heurn Czarina”—American [David Warfield as - Shylock Next Thursday NEW YORK, Dec. 15. HE ensuing week will witness several important productions. (‘9 Wednesday night, at the Apollo, will occur the much heralded Amer- can premiere’ of “Johannes Kreis- ler,”"’ @ fantastic melodrama in 42 scenes, with Jacob Bel-Ami In the SS Re as Of the Count doesn't result in , happiness for him. In the terman and Bobby Henshaw, come- act. to tell the truth. the (#98) Walter Fishter and his com- Vixen is at the point of 2277 in comedy sketch, “Go Int his muscular back tattooed the Kitchen”; Mills and Duncan, ‘the knout. But after beinc , he is received back into Srms of his infatuated sov- Not the Original Company. KEANE’S acting Of Cath- is said to be better even the play, and she is described y feminine in all her hether of fun, rage or pas- y costumes are praised as of remarkable beauty. She or nine years, in more than | Performances, in Edward “Romance,” both in Eng- America. exception of Miss Keane, of the road cast are of the original company, -imeluded Basil Rathbone, t Kerr and Lois Meredith. mt cast appear Harry is Cathern, Paul Leys- Hanauer, William Bal- M. Dennett, Kenneth : Weston, Eva lLeonard- ) Margaret Kemp, Nadya Oly- Mayon, Walter Howe. , William Marr, Charles Verne Collins, and others. U i Tucker, at the Orpheum. ® London tour with her Ted Shapiro and Jack nd is said to put her songs Met only by singing, but by them with settings and Corbett and Van will be t their familiar give-and-take The admirable Marhien . Present an act of Modern steps, assisted by » Soprano, and Albert Violinist-conductor. Other of Dudley Liddell and Catherine Sinclair and , Williams and Taylor, @nd Jack and Jessie Gibgpn, i Babe and Tommy nonin, Ft Melvin and the Foster-Whitney duo. 70-Year-Old Prima Donna. URING the first half of the week at the Rialto, in an.act called “Favorites of the Past,”’ will appear Catering Marco, a prima donna 70 years old, who is said to have sung in ‘St. Louis 45 years ago under Max Strakosch, with Clara Louise Kellogg and Anna Louise and - Cary. Mme. Marco's father ' a grandfather were St. Louisans. This, and Pields at Empress. her first venture in vaudeville, has and Fields. one of the continued four months so far, and ous comedy teams in "© 38 booked until June. In her Sairy, have a revue at the ©O™Pany of veterans are Charles Qnd also & vaudeville turn. Loder, Harry Bartlett and May Hoey. Others listed on the bill are Fagg and White, the Ambler broth- ers. and Flo Lewis and a troupe, pre- senting portraits of famous women in a skit called “Silks and Satins.” A new show, begins Thursday afternoon. At the Columbia, beginning with tomorrow's matinee, Leon de la Mothe, motion picture director, will nightly, adapted from famous hits in their old In ancient days, they Such personages as Fay Marie Dresser, Mable Warfield, Pete Daily, @nd De Wolf Hopper. Im- of these actors and Promised in the revue, " the headliners are sup- nr is | + ‘ Ralph Lewis and Claire McDowell, in “In the Name of the Lew” —West End Lyric and Capitol present. with a unit of 28 people. an act called “A Day in the - Muvies,”’ described as a duplication of daily life in the studio incident to the pro- duction of a cinema thriller. This feature will run all week. Others on the bill are Hubert Dyer, Bcn Coyne, Leighton and Duball, Lew Smith and Dressler and Wilson. A new bill opens Thursday. The Shubert-Jefferson announces that its offering for New Year's Eve week will be ‘“Kempy,” with Grant Mitchell and the Nugents; and that it will be followed in successive weeks by a return engagement of “The Bat” and Al Jolson in “Bom- bo.”’ ’ Bernard McConville has been en- gaged by Mack Sennett to prepare for the screens, “Alice in Screen- land.” which is the title given Phyl- lis Haver'’s first starring vehicle. The production will be a_ five-recl comedy drama dealing with life as it is lived in some rural communi- tics. a Mary Brandon and Pierre Gendron. in ‘The Bashful Suitor’—Delmonte. principal part. This work, by Car! Meinhardt and Rudolph Bernauer, had a sensationa!] success last season Berlin- The English version is the direction of lrank if} under Reicher. On the same evening tudolph Schildkraut, leaving the Yiddish stage temporarily for the English- speaking theater, will appear in the chief role of “The God of Ven- geance,” which will be presented by the Players company at the Prov- incetown Theater. In the cast are Esther Stockton, Virginia MacFay- den, Mae Berland and James Meighan. On Thursday. evening, at the Lyceum, will come David Belasco’s fabulously expensive production of “The Merchant of Venice,” with David Warfield as Shylock. The other leading roles have been. as- signed as follows: Mary Servoss, Portia: Mary Ellis, Nerissa; Julia Adler, Jessica; Philip Merivale, Bassanio: Ian MacLaren, Antonio; Fulle? Mellish, Old Gobbo; Percival Vivian, Launcelot, and A. E. Anson, the Duke of Venice. On Friday evening, at the Eltinge Theater, Helen MacKellar and Low- ell Sherman will be starred in “The Masked Woman,” a play by Kate Jordan after the French of Charles More ‘ Miss Rambeau as Rosalind. U) NOSE the direction of Augus- tus Thomas, executive chairman of the Producing Managers’ As- sociation, Miss Marjorie Rambeau ic to\make her first appearance in about six weeks in the role of Rosa- lind. in “As You Like It.” This will be a noncommercial venture, d2- signed to encourage higher efforts in the theater. The anticipated rivalry between Ethel Barrymore and Jane Cowl In the role of Juliet will not occur, so far as New York is concerned. Miss Barrymore will begin. playing in “Romeo and Juliet’ at the Lonsg- acre an the evening of Dec. 27, while Miss Cow] will make her bow as the Lew Pieids (above) and joe Weber w ‘Re- United” —Emmpress. heiress of the. Capulets out of town. Her @ates are: Toledo, Dec. 22. Pittsburg, the week of Dec. 25, ani then Cleveland, Detroit and possibly Chicago. Miss Barrymore's engage- ment wil! continue eight weeks, aft- er which she is to appear in a Greek play translated by Gilbert Murray. Laurette Taylor makes her debu< ‘“‘Humoresqa@e”’ at, Atlantic City Christmas night: J. Hartley Manners is directing rehearsals of the Fanny Hurst play. Mrs Miske is coming to town next month in “The Last Card.” which known as “Paddy” until] last Thurs- ifi OT} Was Rodolph Valentino, in “All Night”— Liberty aad Rivoli. | day at Buffalo, when the ttle was changed. The Duncan Sisters are to have a new revue, to rank with the “Fol- lies’ and the ‘““Music Box Revue” in size and price. It has been put to- gether by Guy.Bolton, P. G. Wode- house and Irving Berlin. , 4 ‘ “TIcebound,”” by Owen Davis, will be put into rehearsal Monday, with Robert Ames in the chief role. Roland Young will have the lead- ing role in Edgar Selwyn’s farce, “Getting Unmarried,” which goes into rehearsal next month. .. . . Peggy Hopkins Joyce is to be fea- tured in the new Winter Garden’re- a Madge Kennedy will return to the pictures when Frank Craven's “Spite Corner” takes to the road on Jan. 15. Contract for Edith Day. CONTRACT for three years with Arthur Hammerstein has been signed by Edith Day, who retired last Saturday night from the cast of “Orange Blossoms,” and who is to appear next in “The Wildflower,” a musical play by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein. “Orange Glos- soms” opened Monday night in Bos- ton, with Nancy Welford in Miss Ber ene ata ee ee oe : — Mo i re ei ae ee” A an —Grand Central. Day's role, and with Walter Regan replacing Pat Somerset, who also left the company. Capt. Bairnsfather'’s “Old Bill, M. P..” will open Christmas, night in Montreal, with a genuine peer, Lord Lyveden, in the cagt. His lordship has played in many,English pro- ductions, and recalls having been stranded once in Charlotte, N. C. The play will shortly visit this coun- try. Percival Knight ts staging it. Jeanne de Casalis will play the same role in the Theater Gulld’s production of “The Tidings Brougnt to Mary’ which she created when the drama was produced in France. The repertory of the Moscow Art Theater, which begins: its Amer- ican engagement Jan. 8, 4t the For- ty-fourth Street Theater, will~ in- clude Count Alexel Tolstoy's his- torical tragedy, “Tsar Fyodor Ivan- ovitch.”’ Gorky’s “The Night Lodg- ing,”’ and several short plays, or sin- gle acts from longer plays, by Push- kin, Dostoievsky, Ostrovsky and Tur- genieff. “Lightin’”’ departed from Chicago last Saturday night after approzxi- mately 600 performances, a run of 67 weeks, unbroken save for ‘the three days following Frank Bacon's death. “The Yankee Princess,” the finely staged operetta at the Colonial, has gone into storage. it was greatly admired and well pa- tronized, but cost too much. In New York, Only. ESIDENTS of the hinterland who have thought to see the Russian entertainment, “Chauve Souris,” in their home towns, may abandon hope. It is announced that alieff’'s troupe will not appear out- side of New York, and will say fare- Continued om Page Nise. f Clara Kimball Young and Louise Dresser. m “Enter Madame” ’ “«Singed = | ¢“Knter Madame,” Wings,” Movie Features Police Drama, “Heart’s Haven” ° . Local Valentino Reissue and Also on Bills. “Singed Wings,’ a Penrhyn Stan- laws production, with Bebe Daniels and Conrad Nagel, is the film at- traction at the Missouri, while Yerkes’ Flotilla Orchestre returns for a second engagement. “Singed Wings’’ was adapted from itathrine Newlin Burt's story of the same name. Bebe Daniels is cast as Bonita, a Spanish davecer. As the title indicates, the story . revolves around the perils of the dancer, who is emotional and impulsive. A program of three units is pre- sented at the’ Grand Central this week, featuring ‘“‘Enter, Madame,”’ a comedy drama based on the stage success of the same title. Clara Kimball Young and Elliott Dexter are featured ‘in this picture. The story is based upon the matri- monial misunderstandings of a wealthy*New Yorker who is married io @ popular opera singer. The ‘other woman” is introduced and with this plot-setting the story pro- ceeds. The Washington University Glee and Mandolin clubs will make their annual appearance as a =specia! stage feature. “A Night in a Fra- ternity House” will be the title of® the offering. The third feature on the bill will be Larry Semon’s new comedy, “Golf,” in which the comedian ap- pears as the monarch of duffers. “In the Name of the Law” is the attraction at the West End Lyric and. Capitol. “Mud and Sagd,” a burlesque on “Blood and Sand” is the camedy feature. “In the Name of the Law” is a story based on the every day life df a policeman. The policeman is shown on the screen in his true character. The “punch” of the story is reached when the policeman, in line a? — ~=— ——7 -_— , ; . ee a” nay ee New Sutro Comedy | Described as Brilliant — LONDON, Dec. 16. HE new play by Alfred Sutro, “The Laughing Lady,” at the Globe Theater, is technically bril- liant. It has an unusually strong cast, including Violet Vanbrugh, Marie Loehr, Edith Evans, Brjan Gilmour and Godfrey Tearle. The story is abridged as follows in the Dally Telegraph: Daniel Farr, a famous K. C., havy- ing spent a strenuous day in court cross-exagnining Lady Marjorie Cvl- ladine to such purpose that her hus- band obtains a divorce, goes that same evening to dine with his friends, the Pldygates; and there, due to a moment's aberration on the telephone by Mr. Playgate, he meets Lady Marjorie herself, She carries off the situetion gaily; further, by way of avenging herself on the lawyer (she is, by the way, innocent of the offense charged), she sets herself deliber- ately fo flirt We 3 him, and succeeds only too well. ot only does he fall in love with her, but she alsgq with him wv This all comes out next day, when the K. C. goes to tea with her. In- deed, that next day must have been very flattering to Lady Marjorie. First arrives a war profiteer, Sir Harrison Peters, K. B. E., who of- fers her guilty splendor; her ex- husband, Sir Hector Colladine, Centineed on -begirming today. of duty. shoots his own before he realizes what he ham done. “In the Name of the Law” will be shown all week at the Capitol. It will play only four days at the West End Lyric. May McAvoy in “The Top of New York” wilP be the offering at the West End Lyric tite last half of the week, beginning Wednesday. 7 SOT) Three attractions are featured on the Delmonte program for the week The principal pic- ture attraction is “Heart's Haven.” a romantic screen melodrama #ith the scenes laid in New England. Another picturé attraction is “The Bashful Sultor.” the idea of which is said to have been suggested by a Joseph Israel's painting in the Met/~ ropolitan Art Museum. The third feature is the Joseph. Sheehan troupe of opera singers in a program of CHristmas carols. ~ The week's offering at the Liberty and Rivoli is- a revival of “All Night.” With Rodolph Valentino and Carmel Myers in the leading roles. The advande notices describe it as a “bedroom farce, delicately hand- led.” It is a Universal production What They _ : Are Doing in the] Movie Studios . David Powell will have the role of “Nick Lansing’ in Allan Dwan’s production of “The Glimpses of the Moon,” now being made at the Long Island studio. He will opposite Bebe Daniels and Naldi. + Dorothy Dalton has started work the Lawiess."’ ~ -harles de Roche, «French film ar- tor, and Theodore Kosloff have the in “The Law of leading masculine roles. Waldemar Young, who wrote .the screen version of Joseph Herges- heimer’s novel, “Java Head,” for George Melford’s Paramount prw- duction, is writing an original story, “You Can't Fool Your Wife.” which: Melford will start goon at the Long Island studio. ~~ ——— The cast has béen chosen for “The Girl Who Came Back,” from the stage play by Charles E. Blaney and Samuel Ruskin Golding. The company of players includes Miriain Cooper, Kenneth Harlan, Gaston Glass, Joseph Dowling and Ethel Shannon. , | ; Plans are being formulated for the production of “The Sroken Wing.” the Broadway success slated as a future preferred picture. fr is expected that the director chosen will take his company to Central America for the semi-tropical scenes required. ’ a Harrison Ford who is in New York to play in Marion Davies’ forthcoming picture, “Little Old New York,” is one of the featured players in “Shadows,” the much heralded film scheduled for a Broadway premiere this month. Since completing “Shadows” Ford has been very busy making “The World's Applause,” with Bebe Dan- iels and Hugo Ballin’s production of Thackeray's “Vanity Fair.’ Myrtle Stedman, the film favor- ite, was the’attraction recently on the radio program of the Los An- geles broadcasting station. Mins Stedman who was starred in musi- cal comedy before becoming clated with pictures sang “Ching Ching Chinaman,” the song written by Louis Gottschalk for the scree production “Shadows.” Mr. Goti- schalk accompanied Miss Stedmaw, who was introduced by Eve Unsell, the voices of a screen writer, a corm- poser and an actresa whom they have previously known by their works only. : With 50 sets furnishing the back- play Nita -

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MORNING, DECEMBER INBAVARIA SINCE. | representative Of the middle ' : Hott 1 of Reactionarie ae in the new German republic, hoted as the hotbed of Germany's. ; ‘i ad | aries, Von Knilling takes over th , Ee Arey administra ie of its 16,429 kilome- _ State Has Been ters and li ’ inhabitants dur- * ship of: | _ |ing @ period of most trying polities. ical Sea Which Forced -_ Rapid Changes. ay week Djrection-Klaw « Erlanger Nights, 50c te $2.50 Following cight triumphant months at the New York Empire Theater; similar success in Boaton and Philadelphia, and coming di- rect from Chicago, where nighitiy by the magnificent new White Star Liner the has been appearing before ca- “HOMERIC” pacity audiences at Powers’ The- wy | : % — . | Sailing from New York January 20— Returning March 28 = 67 Glorious Days — 14,000 Miles | | here is still time to join this supreme cruise on the largest and most modern steamer that has ever been chartered for pleasure travel. So many wonderful things to see—too numerous to enumerate! The itinerary inclaudes—Madeira, Spain (Cadiz, Seville, Granada), Gibraltar, Algeciras, Algiers, Tunis, (Carthage), Naples, Athens. Constantinople; sixteen days in Egypt — Cairo, Luxor, Assouan, Philae, or Palestine — Haifa, Damaseus, Tiberias, Nazareth, Bethlehem, Jerusalem. Naples, with Amalfi, Sorrento, ete: Monaco, with Monte Carlo and Nice. Visits ‘to Parts and London on the homeward trip. Stop-over privileges with return by other famous White Star Liners, MAIESTIC. OLYMPIC. etc. SORA Re CHARLES FROHMAN Presents | rhe A \ T a Tn the comedy in which she has been accorded an avalanche of en- fe acclaim unparalleled in the history of the American stage. Her magnificent successor to ‘‘Romance’’ ‘ : ’ 4 ¢ Re ~ a : : 7 = | _ ' . ‘ ‘ / ¢ ’ ; $ + - > - « o Dynab 2 —_— ; : | >» ra , —your nerves need a “brushing up,” than an educationalist as Premigr. About him. within the State, Na- | tionalists and Socialists alike have been actually arming, each faction CH, i : : TBEL claiming this action necessary for ‘OF IMPERIALISTS self-protection. Reports have - been frequently circulated during the past few months that ae “putsch” was con- templated for the purpose of Dr. Eugen von ‘Knilling, Now| ing the m y. The Socialists. clared Nov. I1 -had been selected as — = h , orig id ) + ;. io, & ¢ age en . 5 meh American—"“GORGEOUS; that’s Doris Keane in “Yhe Czarina’!”’ ‘New York Timberg & His Own ee Tho Captured London , " & Free 9nd -KER | AMERICAN PUBLIC ES J. CORBETT Season iipaapmad Today at the J World—"Miss Keane is superb in a gorgeously éntertaining comedy.” Amy Lealie. in the Chicago News. said “Net anotber star in America touches the burning bush with such thrilfing evi- dence of greatness. Trecisning SUNDAY, DEC. 24 ro a re . . « - ee ee a — + —you are convalescing from a re-" cent illness, ~ —_— Some choice space, offerng accommodations of various types, is still available Applications should be made without delay. Yeess of Fascistism in Italy, A cam- con. the turbulence of whieif faa) Baratvely unknown aattater, name forced a rapid change in the men at! the “Mussouniship” of the State. its helm. Dr. Eugen von Knilling,} “Munich tds long been a bee-hive who became head of the Govern-}for the monarchical elements of the ment last month, is the fifth Pre-| republic. The notorious Organization mier this Southern German State has} Consul, which spread- its nationalist. had duringsthe fours years since/|tentacies all over Germany, was | monarchism was abandoned in Ne-/| found to have its headquarters here. — vember, 1918. ~~ | It is in the south that the Socialist From San Francisco, Feb. 10, 1923 The revolution which put the | Government at Berlin sees its great~ t last of the Ludwigs into the discard | est danger from domestic ke ith me Mediterranean at the same time installed the and any coup started here, if only Offers a 65 day voyage which has become. a classic, as we give cialist, Kurt Eisner, in charge of t a. Bavarian monarchy, it is ae to do but rest and pay and experience C —_ ——— — mys — might ure of office, a'new Constitution de- | Bavaria stood out for the right to — ng Key ; 7x SUNDAY, DEC. 31. ~Mail Orders Now at Head _.of Southern Ger- “the day” and urged retnforged assert they have armed themselves IN THE FANTASTIC MUSICAL FROLIC 3 | THE CRUISE IS LIMITED TO 500 GUESTS. bit the Adnocice eens merely to defend the sovereignty of ; | MUNICH, De 16 Wh 7 the State and to guarantee public or- A THOS. COOK @® SON NICH, “vc. 18—avhen | the| Gor.” Or late their actives have be world war swept Ludwig Ill from) come more open and tore’ vigordua, his throne, Bavaria'’s ship of state /Gue-to encouragement from the suc- | went careening on a stormy politicas : : White Sisters, Violet Zell, The Famous Clown Band and Globe NEW YEAR’S EVE ONLY—Parauet, $4.00; Balcon,y, $35, -JEFFER short i February, 1919; by assassi- Von Knilling’s selection was born . SELWYNS Pre JOHN DREW . nN Op Leaves June 277 by specially chartered White Star Liner St. Augustine... Alcazar ~eeee NOW Open | aa : reasonable rates. | Socialist who had been Minister of |aiready has found a pointed expres- sé ? HE CIRCLE 7 | en Palm Beach.... Royal Poinciana 15 Wy Hit PTET We ETT eT mT me ATT a “Red Republic” uprising.- This|law for “defense of the republic,” | ; Palm Beach.... Breakers ...........Dec.20 NA © TEP Pa He il & am)" a | he |i movement was crusted about four| whieh was framed after the assnasi- _ clartng Bavaria free State wasitry tn her own courts such offend- Long Key...... { Fishing Camp.....Jan. 1 : 7 = R. G. HERNDON Presents —you desire a oe "8 from confin- | eee| watchfulness over the reactionaries ‘man State; to Present-Stiff | screr Nov. 5. i “BEST OF ALL FRED STONE SHOWS f R. E. M. BAIN, N. W. Corner 11th and Locust Sts. : Theater Chorus of Bewitching Beauties. 6 : £2.56, &2 and 81.50. Second Baticony $1 and Sic. ST.LOUIS LEADING PLAYHOUSE nation at the hands of Count Arco-/|of a desire on the part of the polil- ; | Summer Cruise Baltic 23,884 tons. Rome, Athens, Spain visits specially. - ue St. Augustine... Ponce de Leon..,...Jan. 4 J. D. Gross, 506 Olive St:, St. Louis “Hill | Baubation under- Eisner, next: took |sion-in the state's opposition to’ the LAWFORD With All- (CLARA MOORES | : iami wee Royal Palm.........Jan. 1 sara : weeks later and Hoffmann returnad |fation last June of Dr. Walter : PATRICK } "ae Star Cast i) ? ROBERT RENDEL 2 r - ’ €: Key West. ....-. adopted thé*following August. ers as were found within her bor- ~ HE PLAY WITH A THOUSAND AND ONE LAUGHS Dec. 28 Have you stood on the ACROPOLIS at ATHENS with ARISTOTLE, ARISTOPHANES, ST. PAUL, DEMOSTHENES? Regime of Gustay von Kahr. ders, and only receded on the point A surge of reactionary feeling car-|after the - central : | ried in Gustavevon Kahr, a National- |agreed to do nothing impinging — Nassau, } f = Bahama Islands § Roya! Victoria ALL HOTELS OPERATED ON THE AMERICAN PLAN WELEN HAROLD « BILLY MACK C.C.MOREY * ANNA RiZZ0 22 Bredicng init 22 SEE A MOTION PICTURE MADE First Time Ever Shown jt St Lol Studio Before Your aa KE MP Y’’ ‘ y J. C. and Ellicott Nugent GRANT MITCHELL—THE NUGENTS— “ . ° ts , y o (ay RADIANT REVEL OF GORGEOUS GIRLS S100 to $3.50. Wed. Mat., £1.00 to $2.50. Sat. Mat. $1.00 to $3.00. Through Pullman trains from New York direct to all East Coast resorts, including Key West for Havana; also through sieepers between Chicago and Miami, and from other sections through Pullman treins to Jacksonville make close connec- tions with parlor car and sleeping car trains on the Florida Fast Ooast Railway. Th?eugh Sieeper between Boston and Miami daily——51 hours. FLORIDA EAST COAST (FLAGLER SYSTEM) 243-5h Ave., NEW YORE GENERAL OFFICES Telephones St. Augustine Medison Sq. 9230 and 9251 Fleride One of the many rate experiences offered by the AMERICAN EXPRESS Luxury Cruise on the Mauretania to the Mediterranean | From New York February 7th—66 Days of Enchantment The MAU'RETANIA your home all the way Visimnrg Azores, Madeira,Cadiz. Seville,Gibraltar, Tangier, Algiers, Monte Carlo, Nice, Naples, Pompeii, Rome, Athens, Constantinople, Palestine, Egyy., Corsica, Lisbon, Sree) es cack London (5 days), Cherbourg. Send for illustrated announcement « AMERICAN EXPRESS Travel Department Ninth and Locust Sts. Olive 7280-670" Dallas. " k St. a ist, as Hoffmann's successor, dating from May, 1920. Von Kahr figured prominently in “varidus pubMe’ ca- pacities. one of which Was co-organ- izer of the Bavarian military. force known as the Einwohnerwehr, _ in company with Georg Escherich, ,Po- litical circumstances necessitated a new vote for Premier’ on July 16, 1920; and Von Kahr was retained in office, forming a coatition Cabipet of the -bourgeoise parties. Differences within the. Bavarian People’s party. over negotiations for ) special considerations of -Baveria. within the republic led to-the-selec- fion of Count Hugo. von Lerchenfeld& a member of this party, as Premier in September, 1921. Count Lerchen- upon the state's rights. Some Basis. for Fears. j It remains to bé seen to what ex- tent the new premier will carry on the previous policy. In his ineug- ural address on Nov. 9, the anniver- sary of the German revolution, he reiterated Bavaria's loyalty to — Pias 10 Per Cent Tax. Kansas City, Mo.: 11°75 MeGee St : Lies | =—— i ENTER THE CON ah * | ~ ela i = Oe A CAREER INTHE WIE ‘ . | , jE 4 > Ia Con punch te ' i ha 94, T82WY cer ur « PRE-HOLI- | On » Karsagy’ > tn's AMD My DAY PARTY FOR THis! DYE! ¢ -}} ~ Se gi SHOW: , . ri ~— . SN ne“. == a 5 ‘9,4 : ; ‘ f ' XS feld is married to an American. He resigned from the head of the Gov-. ernment early last month, followe ing criticism of the Rightists that he had beeb too weak and submissive in the face of the Berlin Govern- ment. The new Premier comes from the 2 - _LIGHTON t DUBALL same political party as did his pred-. 2 LG ecessor and has always lived in Ba- TWO DARK CLOUDS WITHA SU VE : A SY te a , . _ SAy_y Mi | ) See NCING : : a GS ae : py oy CWE jh Ziti : ,Jan. 9 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES . @ Maer. 330 Ss —__——- gg -—---—- p ' . ; Feb. 21 Mar. 14 Apr. 18 : MAXON @ MORRIS ee "|| DODSON SCHOOL | > 7 of Private Tutoring » RLE At 1iAMS Children’s mG@rning» school for tho he’ TUN MASK" P Scenery, Electrienl Effects — . , : | ofi Ningn Dec, 30/|) of-towe *-pupit All grades. Enter ~ from’ ond Kings”. : “2 Everything! aR TOES TS Throw off the fears of a bitter winter 000 } Ley ||| any time. y " RY RY : Last Word in d § %» h li = Mi . e ! 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~ ~———— +s oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and th~ Times Combined. Bp Sh pre TORT. 1922 SUNDAY, DECEMBER i7. 198% ‘ ea ky —_— VIENNA TO HAVE A CREMATORY Prohibition Against Cremation Passed With Fall of Empire. Correspondence of the Associated Press. VIENNA, Dec. 1.—On the spect where, tradition says, Stood Sulil- AIRPLANES AND SWORD, GIFT FOR EMAL to be the mental age of children, rather than the chronological ages. The elementary schools have been made over to fit the new classifica- tion and the same methods are now being applied to the junior and se- nior high schools. Under the plan children in each grade are classi- tperior mental capacities, those of average intelligence and those below normal. Other tests to measure ac- tual accomplishment in a given time are being made. 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It will be a kind act by yeu, i] # SPECIAL ae eS OF you, 5 o | ee Ves a Pe ~ » "y 4 Pee] — Ete ee ee = ss —e 7. «. GLOCKE Associated Press News appears exclusively in the Post-Dispatch in the evening new. 8 '$ paper field in St. Louis. Pigs | DOO OOOO 000000000000000000000000000000 O00 ie oh ® ca « - - phe oo } . BG F ’ , GTR EIA BESTA) DE TO EEE CEC SY 4 ' } ’ . . ; Necessity—Achievement ‘erematory .in the territory of the ECESSITY for more old empire is shortly to be opened. Mohammedans. " 2 d, and the city . . better imation disappeared, co a hy weight ‘now has erected an exceedins'y| DELHI, India, Nov. 22.—Three ’ , | dead. It stands in a park surroun l- tapha Kemal Pasha by Indian Mo- : £3 ; ‘ed by an ancient, towered and battle- | hammedans as tokens of their sym; more scientific transportation has produced this car. The rounded the grounds of a hunting tra] Khalifat Committee, which re- eastle built by the then Emperor AS | cently has’ been in session here. One | OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 80:30 Turks. | | The Khalifat Committee, in the McNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO. | reeotutionia it passed, congratulated |, ADVERTISEMENT. _ | AS THE LINE OF HER TH-:OAT victories over the Greeks, and ap- : ; hee ‘eine Sinai ‘that del- \proved of the establishment of an | eMotor, Cars the eae? lad | thanked for the aid which they had Appreciation also lifting | Se taas he oie istan for granting equal rights to in the interest of Hindu- | ing the relaxed | muscles, giving a/ With regard to the anti-Turkish | policy recently displayed by Great | terested in Marvelous 1 ow. | outspoken in its condemnation. eed tod i ‘olutions passed on this subject were | as follows: For St. Louts appointment, ‘phone Dr. H f J. Saunders, Plastic Surgeon. Lindell 517 W | Khalifat | ik a by Mr. Lloyd | 'George, the British Premfer, in his | er, and assures him and other per- sons of his way of thinking that so | alive to their responsibility, are ever ready to meetin every possible man- Khalifat Committee considers the ' British activities, in their attempts 'in the opinion of this committee such |internationalization could only be 'seas under their respective influ- (ences, and, further, in the opinion | Khalifa of Islam and the seat of the | Khalifat.’’ man’s tent when his Turkish legions Central Khalifat. Committee flexible power, more With the establishment of the re- graceful little building to be devote:l airplanes and a finely decorated for greater economy, for safer mented wall, on a hill to the south- | pathy with his cause. These sifts Wills Sainte Claire is Evolu- a memorial to the defeat of the of the airplanes is to be given by the , | 6178 DELMAR BU. . __... | Mustapha Kemal Pasha and the Na- feate curve that is so| Angora Legion in India. The Gov- vears vounger and| given to Turkey. one successful! Hindus beautiful chin and! this! Britain, the Khalifat Committee was FRANCES WILCOX “This meeting of the Central challenge thrown speech at Manchester, to Asia on | far as Islam is concerned, this chal- i ner. to internationalize the Turkish | |pustifiable in case other Powers, es- ‘of this meeting, such attempts are _ ? I LAS HLIGH [S nt es one: . | o | | | besieged Vienna in 1683, the first Offers Tokens From Indian’ comfortable riding, for public the prohibition against cre- to this method of disposing of the | sword are to be presented to Mus- and easier driving and for east of Vienna. The wall once su"-/|have been offered through the Cen- tion. |Agra province. ‘A WOMAN IS AS OLD ‘tionalist Turks upon their recent . WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE lovely and youthful--/ernments of France and Italy were far more attrac-| was expressed to the king of Afghan- method for tighten | Moslem unity. throat line. If in- tes- 211 Altman Bidg.. Kansas City, Mo. Committee accepts tife the one hand and Islam on the oth- lenge to the Moslems of the world, This meeting of the Central” straits, as unjust and coercive, and .| pecially Britain, internationalizes the detrimental to the freedom of the ' Annual Meeting Held at Colambia— tS | S Von Himmel ae, Stat { Aite Jahre W MANHATTAN QUARTET he Herbet 0 Thr G . . wrr2o {5 Bd. x thr Kinderlein ® 5 cease O Tannenbau fiaamamay Budget of $50,870 for the Com- ing Year. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ° i d Pe. te he Ds is 4 os ee t ae § ; PA of dbue p1¢0' 5 ee. - he ee * ss J ===) +s (and nothing more u after the first of %» | COLUMBIA, Mo., Dec. ell ‘eighteenth annual meeting of the | Missouri State Historical Society met | A this week at the university library. | A According to a report of Floyd C.|® Shoemaker, secretary of the society, | its membership now totals 2335. This) places the Missouri society first in, number of active members in the, Mississippi valley and second in the) United States. | . | Wom the year.) Christmas ; . . , , sot Attractive in appear- 660 volumes of books and pamphiets| Most Complete Ess 100,000 Rece Va ‘ “ips nM, a a ys ily . Wik Y) . 4h, , ‘ in V3 yew x ‘ —~ o TA MOK WY = : VP > SPWYNS y\ ’ oN Ut, SS SS i , a S : ‘ Rae at ba GHOX \ 4 ‘\) We —s « GOK, hy EL Tr INR . ' . » \ \ ~ SY p . S\ \ ~ . \ \\ m A ¥ a" vs 2 . " “A Sil ‘ et tid \ et —— ip ” » (and 11,904 bound volumes of Mls- /souri newspapers. The budget | | the coming year totals $50,870. ‘is an increase of $4200 over |year’s budget. | The society is developing a Mis- 5 ° ; - will be useful and ance; useful an . | | souri Who's Who which will contain | apprecia | the names of Missourl men and ror This | las* 4 eee be Soe r aa : + tae ‘> = ie a: ‘women who have been mentioned in | _Missourt history during the last ce.a- | tury and a half. | Walter B. Stephens of St. Louts was elected president‘of the society. | Other officers are: George B. Maha | of} Hannibal, first vice president: | Louis Houck, Cape Girardeau, sec- ond vice president; Cornelius Roach. | |Kansas City, third vice president, | | Louts T. Golding, St. Louis, fourth | vice president; Walter Dickey, Kan- | | 8as City, fifth vice president; Albert | M. Clark, Richmond, sixth vice pres. | ident; R. B. Price, Columbia, treas- | urer. | BULGARIAN PREMIER RELIES ON WOMAN ADVISOR AT LAUSANNE Mile. Stancioff Named Secretary of | | Legation at Washington, but Du- | ties Hold Her in Europe. | Correspondence of the Associated Press. LAUSANNDB, Nov. 28.—Mlle. Na- dyda Stancioff, who is the chief ad- | Viser of Premier Stamboulisky of Rulgaria, in his negotiations at La»:- sanne, was named secretary to tho Bulgarian legation at Washington several months ago, but the Premicr has been unwilling to release her from her duties as assistant in his office and it probably will be many months before she undertakes her | responsible work in the United | States. , Premier Stamboulisky knows only |. Bulgarian. Mile. Stancioff speaks | her native tongue, English, French, German and Italian equally well, and her familiarity with the political af- fairs of Central and Southern Eu- rope make her indispensable to the Premier. She is the daughter of the Bulgarian Minister in London and her mother is French. At the Genoa conference Mllo. Stancioff acted as Stamboulisky's | interpreter and translated his Bul-| garian addresses into whatever lan- | guage was required. She shared | fame there with Mme. Agretti, tho | Itallan woman who converted the | addresses of David Lioyd George and other English-speaking delegates a0 Italian with great oratorical wuf- ect. Af “a Awe a a a ZZ Aj Priced from $135 to $450 WY SS Will the square peg don’t try to force Che Lest Vi ft \ in your , ao U tp » Wo f hor and then small payments of Y ly Ground Gripper § Wi@ or’ ik: | : Vv lines of the foot. | human foot. You , oe 3 foot fit them. Thir | | > have all the comfc 715 Der Wee }~ Slippers. That's G — oe vo be And the wonderful until Ts Pard for rs is that they ne Ries, but_correct : These remarkably low terms—the lowest ever of- 2 fered on the Eden—place the New Model “Armco ee galvanized tub Eden Washer, as illustrated, in | | your home. Only 25c more on the above payments for those who prefer the copper tub. These pay~ 21 alla RCRD SS aE PL RE EE RS For sale everywhere at elec- trical, hardware, sporting goods, drug, and auto acces- sory shops; garages; general stores. 4 J rr FLASHLIGHTS & BATTERIES Many of the 22,000 Edens now used by St. Louis housewives were purchased as Christmas gifts. Some of these were pur- chased eleven and twelve years ago. Think of being able to give wife or moth- er such an invaluable gift—complete re- lief from washday toil—for so small a sum as we ask. Every home—no matter how humble—can now have an Eden for Christmas. See us about it at once and = for delivery as a -surprise for «¢ er.”’ 213 WN. Eighth st. st. Le JROUND G ary | : ES CU ‘ments may be arranged on monthly basis if desirec This is the newest model—the best washer Bae has ever built, and our customary free trial offer 18 ~ included if desired—but most people know . the Eden will do. No other washer enjoys such: good will. | : ay Place Your Order Now ay >" Electric Shop—Basement Posie S + ; gh ms ’ , _ - > Neo P Or Consulf No Chiorofc r re using any kind ef medle Spes tt will cure your Piles ids, you have only disapr ress ahead of you. Medicine ever prepared” Hine: °Petties in this terridic * Oy gt times out of one - ’ curse usin ‘5 ectationa, to ‘poseps 1 it is too tate. | use it oe Any Eveready Flash- ar GZ : ee ys 4// ff Lea , MENTAL GRADING CLEVELANDS OF Dee gl UES dren in the Cleveland Public schools | are being reclassified on the basis of | intelligence tests as the old method | of classifying children by grades or | ages is breaking down, according to | Superintendent R. G. Jones. The new classification made sccoriing to what is LT CE = ee UT ee wee 2 a We Specialize in Flashlights ax. ts ° V3 Wht | Batteries | Mail 0 We Deliver in Filled. ‘tmaen OF PINE STREET St. Lous Cemtral 1681 ate ee he is being believed Pnthe se. ‘ Ao O io * | Be os +. yi ‘ ef ea ¥ tie. Ce - Me | ere ah aah i bas BS i bs i! oe Se ees a

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH one Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. wl? y Sayre. SUES STEPDAUGHTER sszez * ss verre) WHO REJECTED LOVE” enn ‘ : RECORDS ies ven, wall | Christmas Offer . f aS CHRI STMA S Coseareue P ay Only $2 Down | are Splendid Gifts | Special to the Post-Dispatch. : -_— a . } IF A RECORD’s TO BE HAD You'LL PATTERSON, N. J.—Hearing in mmediate | oe _ | | ND here’s the place to get them—here at St. ETH’S - : A dl “340° %, +. tAA PAP r teres * FIND IT N a suit by W: th sail . : . _ AT HUNL suit by Warren Wood to recover or Christmas Louis’ leading electric shop, where you'll 16197 om Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles)— $230,000 worth of bonds he alleges Deli iwery 10in Hayden Quartet . : , | fin alm : . . . a The Home Over ‘There—Peerleas Quartet “icra ‘ ah pte ash : wie | HERE’S some elec- d ost everything imaginable in the . batt 60's 'e I ? u s > » “tr 4 . 7 > F sense {Silent Night (Graber) glass Curtiss, revealed| trical device that way of electrical conveniences, including the com- tin. , Will There Be Any Stare in My Crown— can add to the Christ- the plaintiff's off f | to | . . s offer of marriage to $ Down | | | | mas happiness of pletest stock in town of Radio Sets and Radio Mrs. Curtiss. Decision was reserved cirhatitnd oo"? hate : ; . a - v. — and counsel will sum up Dec. 18. The wank “am appropriate Equipment. ea 4. hearing was before Vice Chancellor | . | sends it to your — t gift for mother, ° } ' Fielder in Jersey City. ' 10ome, with the : dad, or “him.” or * ; Dh The gift t means C more hours of rest— Hayden Quartet Oh, Come, All Ve Faithful — Wetutey Chote (Adeste Fideles) ; MM (apy to the World (Handel)—tTrinity Chojr a yrne4 nk Night (Gruber)—Elsie Baker Woods owns a drill works. On ecords you buy. or for the kids, the old folks June 17, 1915, he became the hus- : ; band of Mrs. Annie Douglass, to| Easy Weekly c 1 | ee ee whom he said he gave the bonds in Payments. inisie-2tes a } ea aa trust, tO be returned to him if she : 2 | cn ae. - He) eld “he. alae Bees No Interest Charges og ee | muaetrio ‘Eeroclaters, The Hoover makes short her a summer home at Longwood, , | $7 to $36 k of cl : da worth $15,000, jewelry worth $2200, ° ° Electric Grills, $12.50 Work Of Cleaning he It $5000 in cash and a $2000 © mort- This Beautiful Console Phonograph | Waffle Irons, cleans thoroughly, quick- Sage, all because he wished, to - bin tie : Lal mee le | $8.95 to $18 ly and dustlessly. To give make her happy i. eit elem tale is just the instrume nt you have been waiting tor— finely built | Solderi 1 £4.95 “her” a Hoover this been the wife of his partner in a with a beautiful mahogany finish and a wonllerful tone. Supe a oe . ; : i ; rior to many instruments selling at $200 and more. No home | Immersion Heater, 35 Christmas is to insure her ' blacks t} yusine Ss : } . | blacksmithing business. She died need now miss the pleasure it will bring. Order Early. Heating Pads, a happy New Year all $3.75 to $10 year long. Buy a Hoover 10s. ark! the Herald Angels Sing—Trinity'Choir.. i ‘* > Neel tHoly Night) 4Adam)—wy -"*C . ceatiee wea )——Violin-"Cello-Harp— Stille Nacht, Hellige Nacht (G oe Mga me, ruber)—Celesta— . Silent Night, Holy Night (Grab — - ; Harp—Neapolitan Trico roan nete-Tiate- Christmas Hymus (Selection )—Harp—Lapitino. 75 In a Clock Store (Descriptive Fantasie) Victo 4S Hunt in the Forest—Victor Orchestra per oa (While Shepherds Watched—Victor Oratorio Chorus It Came Upoam the Midnight Clear— Victer Oratorice Chorus Angels from the Realms of Glory—Trinity Choir Ob, Little Town of Bethlehem—Trinity Choir... 1.25 Santa Claus Tellin About His Toye—Gilbert Girard Santa Claus Gives Away His Toys— : Gilbert Girard 1.25 = Claus Visits the Children—Part 1 (Gitrard)— Aug. 21, 1918. Six months later. Wood testified. , | when he asked Mrs. Curtiss for the PE( TAI for | a ay on terms, if you wish. , bonds she denied they were his, $6.50 to 87. slapped his face and tore his neck- : Electric Flash Lights, Spoctel Made? Mase tle. She was separated by divorce This New Model Coe to Ga45 4 from her former husband. P Radiant Heaters, , Another Work-Saving Gift—the r9a3 $3.95 , *One day later, Wood said, he j * to Sit . m found her crying because she had’ ' O u b Electric Vibrators, “24 Western Electri learned people spoke i!] of her for ts ! mM la 85 to $25.50 = Ve c living in the same house with her : : rae Electric Dishwasher, a Washer and Wringer stepfather. Wood declared he .of- 100.00 : a ' educe The Western Electric is a real investment Gilbert Girard Santa Claus Visite the Children—Part 2 (with pg Imitations) Girard $187 —12-Inch—Star of Bethichem—Evan Williams ie 2-inch—Adeste Fideles (with Male Chorus) Jp Latin—McCormack “3 | 91544 —10-tnch—Silent Night, Holy Night e comfort of an old pair of house 1921 were 128,974,505 bushels. For $9.00, $10.00 to $13.00 MARY GARDEN | # : ; | a rie yw ae ihe. frst eight monthe ef 1022 ex: 2 so Early Shopping Gives Ample |]// 1 am a Icensed practising physician and personally a ‘ports were 131,463,248 bushels, ex-| THERMOS BOTTLES |. 1, HUDNUT’S 4 _— | scribe the treatment for each individual case, thus » And the wonderful thing about Ground Grip- clusive of 452,766 barrels of corn | MM Quart aise... ..63.00, $4.25, $4.50 | 91.50, 82.50, $5.00 up to 97.50 ONLY me to choose remedies that will not only # loss of 2 nee. is that they not only prevent foot trou- {§ eg 9 Ser — the equivalent STANLEY BOTTLES $1.00, $2.00, $2.50 up to $6.00 | weight harmlessly, but which will also relieve you of all the oe but_correct them as well. if of 1,811,064 bushels of corn. Non-Breakable | oso STATIONERY troublesome symptoms of overstoutness such as shortness of he re lie ae" eee """"" “‘gs0.09 and $11.00 | - breath, palpitation, indigestion, rheumatism, govt, asthma, x eel Te RA, INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION — 9n00 vatue cut ¢ R4. kidney trouble and various other afflictions which often ac OF ition Bags URGED FOR INQUIRY IN CHINA BiB x00 qitiewte =." ----*..-e4an | ES9 Sata Sa : MORE | Company everstoutnees ‘ ; : > silsette - oa, | TBS ! “ut =. ° — q J GROUND GRIPPER BOOT SHOP $1.00 Gem... S| 800 Value cut : an My treatment will relieve that depressed, tired, sleepy a 4. ' . = 1.00 Eiver-Ready 2.50 value cut .. 81. | S] ing Davs Until e , . Special Cab ¢ to the Post Dispatch and the £1.00 Ender's $2.00 value cut : ‘ 1Oppl = * feeling, giving you renewed energy and vigor, a result of 213 N “{ af (Chicago Dally News. - t } ) : diplomatic representatives of various $1.00, $1.25. $2.25 up to 96.00 meting le ol 1 “2 ; It Pays png Madras pe ge 5 | your regular mode of living. There is no dieting oe exe” ib. These pay- 7 j RIPPER HOE nations to their respective govern- PERFUWES Fees rd : oa ments in ‘be Post-Dispatch. | cising. It is simple, easy and pleasant to take. basis if desired. | é — ments Posy the a RE ap- a In Amas ee ce len geo agli Glen gatetic If you are overstout do not postpone but sit down right | 4 pointment of an international com- 2 Colgate's Charny, © OF. ...-seevee es Bi. | j free tria } treatment and it washer Eden re nfission on China to investigate pre- : -* wane A ery Garden French Lilae, 1 of. * 4 | now and for _ ee eee ree trial offer is | _ ——- ‘vailing conditions and then make, Honbigant's Dier Kiss | whereby I am to be paid only . | i Palmer's — Flower Drop Perfume : place if you so desire. / . , WITHOUT OPERATION friendly suggestions toward reliev- ple know what i By Dr. Henrich’s Method ing the Chinese people of present | TOILET WATER _ $150 an ounce ler enjoys such TO STAY CURED chaotic conditions. In Xmas Packages | “oe for thts Sale. "At ree ; Piver’s Hudnuut “ Rose, ounce.... ‘ “i * *At a conference of the diplomatic Dier Kis« | Lilac, 1 ounce : . e : Pain. No Chioreform, No Heapital, Ne Danger. No Loss of Time. ; Coty’s | , a and Examination Free—Tell ‘Your Friends. em ‘corps it was pointed out that there | Mavis ee oe Cot L/Origan. oz . “ a and Itech Piles Cured by Br. . ey » : Ren . Houbicant's almer’s Coty’s - + OF. . ave usi ing ! Br. are famines in many China Prov- | ayy et en te Coty’s Chypre, oz. | Licensed Physician State of New York = hopes *sie” |inces, that the people are overburs | Houbigant’s Ideal ‘ New ork I Ss, é ; are overvure | oubigant's Can, Gi» «4+. you have only disappoint- . nom ee " _ & : . > , VER-SHARP PENCILS Heubigant’s Quelques Fleurs. oz., rE - S £2.49 ) 286 Fifth venue H-79, Y Hospital. Home Remedies Failed. dened under the skke of ilitaris? Mi Gistress ahead of y . 1, 1920 % ptm ng Boo nese east - ne 1.00 a, . llev i. : . up to 86.00 7 Belleville, Ul. Mar. 1 ° and that the present Government is eas pabiene ~s i Dijer Mins, 1 @#.........+- 81.49 Medic} W. P. Henrich, #h, G., M. LD. tt ne ever prepared has Dear Doctor:— unable to exercise any authoritative EVERSHARP SET A Large Assortment Properties tm this terrib! = * t} l a w ~ e dis- f am giad to teil you thet am no ran ae Sa : Z s WHine Aimes out of one hun-! cured of wa vwery bad case of Blind and ontro! over its a Fountain Pen and Pencil— @a.Th MAMA DOLLS - "eee * Curse. causing sufferers | Itching Piles after suffering 15 years. it also was pointed out that Se ae Ook ane | £1.50, /83.00, $3.50, 44.00 and 86,00 wy SFpeciations, to postpone You surely have a wonderful treatment -apinets ar@ heing made and unmace Mt), ° 4), ? { until it ip too late. I%e-| a8 I did not have toe go to any hospitai : = ane ' because it often ows nor did vou wse any knife. sciesors cr 0% ernight, that Government utilities ®erious trouble, such as e chloroform on me — _ not Re im? are depreciating in “value, foreign Fistula or the deadly Cancer.. from my work on the farm 4s iad no —. of , , a PSR aD * your future health and happi- | pain from your treatment. debis dre unpaid. native obligations | ery life, when iny special, | | advise every eeeserer Sere Bowne I to are being ignored, Government serv- |! . “8 £0 Many men and/take your treatment as quic as posfivic. . << ‘ameeah it a Disenes , er = Louis and vicinity will tell| Don’t waste valuable time by using home ants and even 1uG * ufe Striking L TY STORES—=5 rs * ont and complete* remedies which will not cure tr because their salaries are unpaid and Surgical operation? Call Yours sincerely. 0 . sete a ual ; | 88 g00n as eaten all HENRY PFINGSTEN, Route 4. that everything is being left in the Sth & Chestant Broadway & Market . : hunds of a few tmilitarists who are Sth A ‘Pine W. P. HENRICH, Ph. G., M.D. fighting among themselves and at Grand & Olfve Grang & A The Reliable / Specialist for Piles, Fistula, Fissure, Btc. the same time, seizing every penny | pg RO ee due the treasury. 24 7 nr

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ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH «lone Appresmanny | een that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the — apenas 2a —— charged with| in May of Prohibition Officer J. W.) of eatunabe er and ‘fixed punish- | p Br ranger 24 years, old. « fatal shooting | “loyd yesterday returned a verdict| ment at five years. —— OU) NUN WHO PUT OF : . > Ss Gs ’ _ 3 7 Can’t Glo ee 2 me ‘: ; & : ea oar : ~ —= _ ~ >. Hessler of Syracuse, N. Y.. mahogany | > Come in and look over the line. em next role for Te Viett Our of : 9 M S Li be 4 ee . F will be in a musical | Globe ¥ Sec tema! “entceeses Men’ sO Coats en’ “ uits = | - ss & + “ 4 : —- 2 Ae . - > lhe very ; d . ns . - . mes . . " _~-* - = . . rT H 7 ‘Y , of Tt? * S¢ 2380" : Ss =sG . es es a . . newest belted models as well.as reeds, cl ets. serges, stripes. " ‘der men »d 7 .ol-mixed materiais, expert- Christmas Tree 2 et ge Psa Sry LAUER’S—82S rm 6th ST.—OPPOSITE REMLEY’S MARK a ucouber shades ak ne. 2 aed Jiored, and. tm the wanted She will mever leave the convent 3 popul ~ COME MONDA Sry! nd fit guarantee e bed " Set again—never see the worldly friends te. G R & A T Sty:e & 5 - ting she made in a blissful five rears of ‘fi wedded life, and never know any- ANY MEN’S HAT De Lu xe Fr ANY LADIES’ HAT Ee WITH EACH $20 PURCHASE thing but the rigors of a selfless life * For the vows of a cloistered nuoc Our special holiday assortments contain every popular style. Plushes, Bolivias, sued mes, herringbones. tweeds. velours and é many othems. Ail smartiy tailored and in t most a Es effects. Man: fur trimmed. Tailored and sports stries. o Excefient walmes at ........ mn | Splendidly Tailored ; Canton “Crepes, Pofret Twills, Tricotines, Crepe de Chines and a host of other Se ae mate- Distinctivelr tailored in the latest draped ef- nue" eates have clanged behind the for ef the penitent they never op waln. Wrs Hessler took the f une her husband ieft ber as a dor- ‘ry to the Dominican Nuns, Secord Order, near Cleveland, where she has gone. Daughter of Merchant. Mrs. Hessler was ger. Gaughter of a prosperous Svra. OLLS! |e MAMA DOLLS? lt - tech 49 |=. a cuse merchant. She was a socitetr | belle when at 18 she became en- gaged to Hessler Tie was not a lic and would not emPrace the faith even for her. The girl was in- tensely religious and finally broke the engagement after hearing a mis- sionary preach a eermon advising | giris not to marry outside the fatth When she could not convince her fiance that he should adopt her faith. Paula Schiliinger carried her broken heart inte a conrent and be- came a professed nun As Sister Antonella .with alove ‘n i ¥ - .. . = > ner neart that ast out tea = — aAmc>r al wn | JOINTED THEY TALK! payin i | f With curled wigs. mer- » % —— eres. erciashes. } WALK! = DEPOsIT 73-inch HOLDS ALL 3@- tne Pt Ren ases Ne eA SE = ASS »fects. Manr with beaded girdles. Broad assortment ef colorings. Wonderful vaiues.. worked amone the lepers in Mexic: fom seven years and then was re- ‘4 or ve called to a city not far distant from See her girthood home. In service for others she believed she had forgot- ten Hessler, but after 25 years she knew her love would never die Meets Suftor in Street. One day as Sister Antonella. brown-habited. work-worn. sober of mien. walked the streets Utiea with another nun she met her girthood suiteor face to face. Thev recognized each other immediate) and the startied sister -ould not move. She heard him sar “Now that I hare found rou I wil! never let you gc again.” | It was the priest to whom she confessed who conducted the cere- mony uniting her to Hessler. She was mot required tc take “fe rows in the erder of St. Francia bug re- newed them rearily. Ther were re- voked by the Bishop of the diocese With smiles mingled wth tears the little band of sisters of whom she had Deen ome saw her go down th- steps of St. Elizabeth's Hospita] a bride, Nov. 6, 1317 Then ensued fre happy rears As the wife of a man of some means. Mrs. Hessler had all the money ft enjoy she wanted. “he lwrurfate4 im costly garments and her hor:s was bDeactiful. Hessler never be- z came a Catholic, but his respect for his wife's faith amounted almost to e & passion. Every Sunday morsinge he would accompany her te mass. Was Cosmopolitan. bd Mrs. Hessler presided as hostess a* | gathertngs in bh age sa ngs er home. WAGON AND Two invited everrwhere. She HORSES extensively. She was gav Special . 98a and was often surrounded by friends. happr to have reclaimed her from her sober mission. A Ifttle more We ; fal 4 “D8" & rear ago Hessler died. S ; Inconsolabie. Mra. Hestler straight- Electrical Appliances that ened out her affairs as scon as ch- the whole family wil! enjoy. could and made application to permitted to aguin don the veil of a religious erder. The case was not an easy ome to handle She traveled nearly to Rome before arrangements could be made, and she passed so cer ess swiftly and quietly frem ber friends that she was gone before they knew where she had gone or wihiy. And the‘ guardian gates of cloister walls give y spectal mp not even aa echo of ber harez 9 =) ¢ of Simmons Sample Line of MANICURING SETS! Only ome of «a ROLL TOP sale prices!!! $6.95) ELECTRIC BULBS:| Deeciee WONDERFUL J $e: veur g kind offered. ah. @.@ fer ' CHRISTMAS TREE s- value $11.95 all colors, add te kind. ' 45c XMAS HRISTWAS TREE aaah ten 4 39/$3. 49| $4.98 8/56. i ee ee as re i é eA DESK AND CHAIRILIiGife MAZDA i. ie:/Ve $3.50 value. spi. $2.45 BARG 4IN» 0 &? pte MECHANICAL TRAINS a i an i kp ak oe We kW ne rc SAAS eins ion Way to Hospital Stops in Drug Store and Changes Her Mind - — é . 2 eehome «2-18 > ah oe Early Shepping Time for Careful | Ball : , and hare no -roabh. - whatever Ad- thing I bere ever zseorge Tar or. ~~? er “>= te" a f i A i as 8 F are ye ioe: b ; i r bs i2 it : S Lig Gee he al it t f | tif | | : i leading | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening - ‘core which heart fre enae af ton, al le 7 7 — abwapsper giving Associated Press sews servies. ‘ gi Pes. ss Tex. Dec. 16.—The’ " ——>.- “fe, _* ~

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Appraximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : 9 ’ only will Farr be able t poats © continue | her ' 1 a = /to dazzle the law coy on less honorable terms. They at the Duke of York's Theater. There hand, if the expert ca poe | ding members ood rts, but Mrs./ decide to part and take up once niore! is no doubting the fact that the au-/ recognize signs of Aree? ~ gBhert seen d dine tness are Mr covel tna, Wianeal th —— odio by three to seven fishermen an rec : ; ® pe | Parr will get him back | when Lady'/ thei ; Marjorie has done with r respective burdens. dience enjoyed this musical version| mere fact of having wri eec gu stars. bt. | an each ng the bays an once more be the power aren | 1 With the score conside rably al- of the Shakspearean drama. There! work points to dutncmniiy satuahael . ae oo — me 243 } aS f Foesn Pacisoin ‘s poe re phere —" From Pace One. better, one imagines, omen. succeeds | ton, Lp ve el Beecham’ Ss opera, “The recalls for everyone concerned—a/) genuine love for the 2 Fees Se ee on 6 ody hangs He nore - a Th shell- ca after its Sinn) pro-| have hoped. ™ a ne Merchant of Venice,” which he com- reception of which a young composer! ambition. The oan chosen work, for this youthful work—so modest | RAYMOND, Wash —Crabs § are d pular = egress pring pres ) Ameri La uses posed at the age of 15, had its first may well be proud. lence to the text; it adapts iteel? soaaiie Grae al — Fase a ee : ane aes norteeias- anal 4 and ready sale at ot wholly unrequited shells, nicely sharpened and polished has run its| to run aw to open on Jan. 4. ay, and Farr will not have L Some of the New York | Ondon production a few days ago F the opera shows the apprentice | willingly and gently to the m a | Cod and/ passion for opera. A distinguished | claws—so the season to take them | profitable prices is found ell over the . country. overlords are attempt ing, ning about the evils of) : ping. They propose to —=S=—SSSSSSSSS= sen with a list of only 22 . ‘who are permitted to ch: Tee | mm and authorized prem!uta ae, mente on each ticket. A simi-| ~ AIL ~y D oe /, ) : prevails, in theory, in| ROMPTLY FILLED Ei E t phe Painted Lady” defi-| we : pam the discard, Fay Bainter) WN HE to Sampe!l Shipman for a | ew and his typewriter is clat-| | is ¢-and day in Atlantic City. 7 ” Theatrical business has been | | ie ep lately, and it is said that | gent of the shows in New | ete —— a | : ing more than breakin Wee. e var- ry eric W| & rae DRUG STORES ~ » Ware will be seen in a | § a) Merriles,” the Wal- iB of “mee ferriles,” the Wal- Wall The rag: i SS, ry ag rape GIFT S—can you think of anything which is so | sure to PP a lasting remembrance of the giver? Take full advantage of this mete Gotham for a half a cen- ) Pan S —our Special Holiday (beginning Monday, Dec. 18th, and continuing until Christmas). A SES ep eee — A. Brady, telling how the pee soe cece | a ve Sensibly Priced, | play of importance has Texas within the last five | $ 00 end that scores of moderate- | Distinction Bi WILL BE ‘ , es Di i t Cc w Bee eer Space tes I | MM wzecers, Ps || tHlewed for your old Pen tke | peat peal. sary cts those te (no matter the make) on linen. Gan act, all o | Four pointe of wi- 3 thus rp e more “Swan” Lever Geif- » drama to play, or refuse rT 1: : these cities h a pens retaili it. Among cities he ng at one Pen or Pencil during Filling Foustain en: Afbany. Lynn, Lawrence. : const) ction an or- | 52. 75 and up during this this Geld Pen: Made by —— Me., Duluth, Scran- Semen ania Teo bog wae he nery, Savannah, Trenton . ut, et . erfectiy | \ | Mable, Todd & Co., tle: mad art tted New York, the together with such | 9 world’s premier trem are tha ‘ makers of Gold Pens - Peasn Kosta’s New Role. : next role for Tessa Kosta can be justly char- | ale ues ’. for SO years. - De ant eeu? as . " ‘ : i . 4 ' - - - ~ 4 . Filing Device: A be in a musical play, “Vir itil Sale Continues simple and strong Until lever which socks "which opens in Wilmington, | Sefenc The Pen of 2 As we carry the largest assortment of Pens and Pencils west of New York, the great variety _ Christmas when not in use. might, and arrives here gi, had a huge success in of shapes and styles will enable you, during this sale, to make just the selection which will = positive a er urance - e tg eT aae of “Der Ar . @>» pietneten / be sure to please. (Dozens of shapes and styles not shown here.) . r— erratenay ink flow 3 ; “ an nmeurance ° se ~ : wy “Seren” Pe 7 Af. jestem”). In the cast wil Bear : WATERMAN Ideal—PARKER—SHEAFFER—DUNN—SWAN—PICK—JOHN HANCOCK (Cartridge)—LIPIC PENS =~ Sl eee Harold Murray, tenor; Helen faction. Points ¢ ~, Beveled Screw dancer; Eva Davenport of hendwritin e Christmas Sets, PEN and PENCIL, Gold or Silve r (also plated) in handsome cases. Engraving Free! function of mealing Pe aubin will have the iankcteee os nee fa Guy Bolton's new com- Preferred,” when it Wew York next month. . George S. Kaufman and are rewriting their play, “West of Rittsburg.”’ for here late in the season. . Prank Craven's “The First will be soon produced in . «. Leslie Howard, it is _ whl play Mercutio in Jane “Remeo and Juliet.’ : Maugham's “East of Suez” wn tonight at the El- g — _ ie ——- ) GIFT sts SOMETHING NEW | tc: 1» demon. Shaedl Give HIM a Christmas Gift—HE Wi Siete “elatl ees stenograpty.” book ive a as HE Will Be Sure to Appreciate a Genuine cjetm teat ths keeping. etc. ; 5 ity pen of today. Get a * — fit your and ALL- insure a liifetime of —_— gatonxs pen satisfaction 1 LEATHER Prices | « 3S (ACHES —Is What Every earning — | | AGE pe sa wills U i A complete assertment of Water- | Man Wants BR ge poe yams ot old , or man ideal. Swan, Sheaffer, Parker $1.00 for your old || and Eversharp Gift Sets. Have Billfold, | These Books Are every “Swan” a $1.50 Combination Pencil Boxes, ing t At Judge a & Dolph Pen or Pencil on we 7 RE ent? , These Gift Sets consist of a full Photo Holder, : Handsome containing Pens, Pencils, every “wan during § be “es ~— -_ DHA jim © wa we _F Sra a e iP —_— oo , - —s kT THEY ARE := this «ale. | 70 covered Pen, and Pencll to ae & Dol matel They make a handsome a : and Coin Boxes, | DOING IN THE At Judge & Dolph 3 Perpetual Calendar 7 iss eare and Very Durable ~e , Ui . ady or gentieman. In a MOVIE STUDIOS | black. sterling silver, gold filled Pass Holder | i . | | $1.00 Combination Pencil Boxes, D 60.9 i4 karat solid gold. Priced from EXCEPTIONAL VAIATE! containing Pens, Pencils, Erasers From Page One. Bape 50 up to $100 Tégan in the featured ] P NAME OR LODGE EMBLEM (Please Clip FR EE! 1 a. Oe “SHEIK” BOX Emblem ) Sets come tn beautiful] boxes High-grade fabric The supporting cast ° | ich lend faactenties tad appre ~~ ee es Free Engraving | ciation to their reception STAMPED IN 14-K. GOLD Destred ) At Judge & Dolph and Lucien Littlefield. Nothing gives the distinction || At Judge & Doiph Paper; double size. or tndividuality to a gold or | : ; LASTING GIFTS pho 45 Coogan is well on his way silver Fountain Pen or Pencil ; pectal, Sake extddle of his second pic. as much as an artistic and || | KA I wif ro Crepe Grain Leather - Russia Calfskin _- ENGLISH LAWN 59c DON’T Genuine Gunmetal Calfskin__$3.50 . ing “Oliver Twist.” This wellexscuted inscription. Emb. Amber Horn Alligator. _$1.50 “Toby Tyler.” During the Christmas season orders for engraving cansot | | LOSE ) Emb. Coffee Horn Alligator__$2 00 Persian Morocco National stars were out in aatramp ae ec cy meet ieee Brown Shark imp. Princess Seal Leather_ $5.00 All St. Louis Turns (ce gramme digit?) eS ae Genuine Pigskl $3.00 | Tinted Morocco Special____$7.50 Pe, ym in Hollywood. Among the At Judge & Doiph | YOUR | BAAS GH nuine Pigskla fl (0CC0 op arr Princely Gift Muished visitorse—cenematica!lly | a ee PEN | | Boe MAIL ORDERS 2323.50.05 The Parker ’ m an ruy if Post. Strongheart, the dog star, | | See ~ Ppa oD a number are desired, add 25c. Please print your name 22 Lueky Curve picuous by “his absence. | Have Your ” The 19 Coogan now has a “finan- | The | Name On It. ideal Duofold retary.” It is the duty of. 4 Yeu Den’t —— , y Baker—that's her name Diamond gene ie ties -\. WATERMAN |yxmasGift The ‘25-Year Pea all the checks payable Pp 2 t 5 4h ; N K Organization. Miss | oin omeone Vit. perfect . HandsOmer r to work in a simi! - | . T h Than Gold }for Charlies Aanalie a pulley | “Borrow” e e | e's pay check when [il] | It, De You? ° ‘ In All Colors i ee oe IE av . I i ag Christmas Gift eer i ) , 2-0Z. c ts PER Na ) ize Point tra-thick gold. *e* Ite oversize = Midget om: by the Warner Fountain Pen made; Pen | a8 starring vehicles for an ideal gift for ladies | : ais 4.07Z. The emailest and y Barry. — — plays are— oa nea Bagg vom Gold Twinplex’ ‘‘strop and reverse’ 1s accurate and auto- : Cc most wonderful Foun- - Johnny ° _ . e . n en mace; oo , matic... you do not touch er remove the blade. e .. 7 $016-band mounting — mat made George M. /f There’s a Twinplex model that strops perfectly the in the early days of /iiff |} aia ‘ematbest: fas Engraved aS Dek base —Gillett am : e malles an al most. wonderful a see ceo ania years Blue and Black : {4.Karat {| Duplex, Gem, Ever Ready, Enders and Keen Kutter. ~ ee and the Dickens | Beauty FREE! - + Copperfield.” , , : ‘ ¢ bon or Chatelaine. Z.. Regular Price Every man will appreciate the gift of a Twinplex... CARTER’S Holds enough ink to mton has been cast as a $1.50, Add the “Person- get it here. FOU NTAIN Regular. Price $2.50, Cut to PEN INK Sheriff in “Little al Tc uch” to vour y er Py , — Around the Corner. | Our Price, valle allay A 2c Jwin Bruce Guerin, child actor, | con eo v ng tw TORPeCT 49 lat ew addition to the cast en- | “a a nt vs 4 ™ tr = ae Raa Ay ient's pleasure to Single aud Deuble Edge Blades All Colors ph i G. Norris’ novel, “Brass.” | , oes ae s oa 2-oz. bottles 10c Prevost, Harry Meyers and. Ne Allowance on O1€ crsaney «tage Three and five Dollars ” ee Ne Allowance on Old P | graved on thé 4-oz. botties 2O0c |jer Pencil on Sale Peo. — > -*« * As Pencil’ Sale Me Biue are also in the cast. 5, rea: om 80 Gift Pen. No ex- At Juége @ Dotph : rit Judge dé Dolph tra charge. ‘& } ev . : BRILLIANT . . . Wi ring Circe, Ante Tees ram rece one ; : Silk Sautoir Ribbon Guard—for Women and Misses ‘ ms in aide enme r Provid daint d con- 4 : ; time to show this un Wonderful Lasting Gifts ee wn ames Seman men. Provides a dainty ande Sentieman the door, and his suggestion—that the annulled, Lady Mar-|[ —gifts of thankfulness f Memes oaite tae . Retail at 75c, Our Price, 48¢e—FREE—FREE ced him that she was = S2ccused. She is sti!) em- | | her rejection of this idea | DURING THIS SALE ONLY ering but very dull Sir This silk Sautoir Ribbon Guard free with every ring-top peu or pencil retailing at $2.50 and up. " Parr arrives, and - ae the act finds her in his. At Judge & Dolph When ordering by mail please mention num- S ) Wife Takes a Hand. | : MAIL ORDERS ber of Pen and Pencil desired. ADD 5 per Weint Farr’s wife takes a the ga She is olde aad very much a power be- Ii cent to purchase price (Govt. war tax). PRINT NAME to be engraved PLAINLY. ; 1¢@ «bas made xu | The Dann Pen __WE HAVE DOZENS OF STYLES NOT SHOWN HERE— It takes a lot of ink to write that man of him by reason of If aac. and self-sacrifice, in It's a Regular Camel for Ink. It “hes only | mame you Gesire, your If you do not see what you want send us any i without setiiling- Pens will be cngraved with any The Dunne Pes bas no rubber Tt holds » Whereof Farr goes f major parts. It beca it t to her from lady Marjorie, leak. It won’ 't food. aint or aaah The little Red placed in box, and shipment made anywhere you amount you Gesire to _ and ane pln. se . ‘wn card TO MAKE A CAREFUL SELECTIO! —ink-—ink er everything that her | hand: S272 home! There ts a Dunn Pen to suit every | direct and shipment insured. NO EXTRA CHARGE. YOU. aS There is a Dunn Pen to sult every writing hand. 4; $2.75 up. , $2.75 up. $1.00 fer Your Old Pen or Pencil on any in which M At Judge € Doiph Dunn Pen rs. Farr udge & Doiph . to plead with Lady Marjorie At Judge € Dolph : aes 4 his Career) his mistre<.-. mtly practical way, noi Pumphandie fills and cleans it. It will write till the in Butro’ . ' wy # third act, we $1.00 fer Your Old Fen er Pencil on Any Dunn Fen. | ition INGTON—DE KINGSBURY | ® matatres AT ALL JUDGE & DOLPN | DRUG eae it Se OUIVE— 708 & & LOCUST_514 V WASH BOLIVAR &

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ow — es nee ee OF ee EL &® Ae O nt a 4 z MB — ~ ss: oe + - © te * » Be Fer “ape + Pade ~ x a] . 4 fe 4 SAPs aad 4 SS we Ra Lt ign me A the OE SR EG REET PE AT ecg te te oe oe - i one ee ae ~ > ; > . ne 10 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of — NN ee ewe oe Ba ee el EO ee, Sieg pe ; m 2 ees . CRETE IT TO ; pts the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 19 = was told yesterday by a great Ger- (Coosri«ht. 1922.) “10 years COLOGNE, Dec. 16.—Loré Derby, | on one side and French aggression the mew British Secretary for War, on the other.” ———————— —— —E_ BARGAINS IN XMAS TOYS| | irest of the party TOOL CHESTS... . .89c \Caskets Stolen From Graves and Sold Again ~ Five Negro Undertakers at Atlanta Caught in : Act—One Confesses Scheme Had Been Worked for Months. |‘ @pectal te the Post-Dispatch. | ATLANTA, Ga.—aA gruesome story \of grave robbing on the part of five and then dug them up the nights following the funerals and reburial of the bodies without covering. ta order to resell the caskets, was told lice here following the ar- in the act of rob- bing two mew graves in a negro cem- etery near the Atlanta Federal Peni- county po tentiarr. (oa ee ee ae ’ . REED BOLL shiiiheiind ae | We Carry Full Line Footballs, Boxing Gloves and Punching Bags Franklin Hardware Co. 716-720 Near Moerran N. 7th St. Thurman Jones. ome of the men ‘arrested. confessed. He said that jone of the coffins which the police found in the undertaker’s possession had been sold many times and that . the echeme had been worked suc- ceasfully for many months. Pen- alty for conviction on the charge of grave robbing calls for from one to 76 years’ tmprisonment. As a result of the disclosures s general disinterment of bodies in 4 large megro cemetery here was be- gun Monday. The graveyard was the scene of wild disorder, with rela- tives of the dead weeping and wrail- ing as they dug tnmto the craves of thefr dead. Six cases where the cof- fns were missing were discovered the first dar. Officers Lay im Wait. To investigate —— nn 7. Ss _™-. tree _~p>r ‘oe fa walt a? a. ? es > or? T\e- Thoughtful Christmas Gifts -’ for Everybody Our store abounds with gift suggestions for every member endless array, diamonds and jewels, silverware, pims and la vallieres, and all the latest novelties in countless number. The following gives but a faint idea of the many gifts Exquisite Novelties Shel Appreciate so Much! S&S S255 JHE i _ * «2 «een 4 @ titi int Z hy i : f i til i | i Things She Covets S i. tes 14.58 w@ $ ai * TT ae if jar bor is oboe ane kee weet ed sid Hb Me mimiiimiimil rs i 4 Pe For Man Vou Kno Things He Smoking Accesso™es Soiid Scart Pina, Platinum Walcema- Chaina. Selid Gold Wa demar Fuled Cigarette Gold Cigarette Silver Cigarette Place Knuitrea, Solid Gold Entves, Sella © Collar Pins. Sol) Cuff and Coil'ar Selid Gold. can be made up trom Military Brushes. Sclid S1- ver Mitary Brau shes, Pate i> =..." = iter > Bim Who Gives So Much Dad Is That Is Given Him ‘eller Buttons, ‘ Cheeta Gel Cases, Sold Cases, S052 - — ars. iver yO a Rings. Soild attera, Swoitc 2 of the family—rimegs in ~~ — the Nicest . _- _ ° Himself Woul > ~~ 4 Gel é- S l1e00@teS 1.390.090 $$ SSO@eesS 52.25 S&S &l!wver i 7 + “*"vnwneunanan @ SPiN LsOeu : -_, 2. -.. TY =e Grateful for Ail it Golt & 34.00te 3S 1.060.060 & S.00te5 » ’ : us 7 is iy a 383: igegtt Y¥uyut@ is Ce nnnePGOenee. Hyyta Jett» TS AAS gus ‘Oera) a40p Tht Yu neg SP eeee We refund railroad fares im accordance with the plan of th- ‘ground cieth and worked )grounds is on a slope almost within ithe shadow of the | walls. The officers hid behind a tomb when they saw a hearse approaching ‘im the moonlight. The hearse stopped beside the grave of a man buried the day before Tro ne- groes, equipped with spedes and picks. began ito dig into the grave. Three other members of the partr proceeded to another grave and be- gan to dig there. The men had in real They drew Federal prison grave-digger strie. the bodies and placed the coffins in the waiting hearse. One man then went beck and pushed the bodies back iImtoe thé graves and replaced the earth. As the party meunted the hearse to depart the three officers drew thefr revolvers and captured all five negroes. They were: & F. Ware. proprietor of the Atlanta Undertak- ing Co. a leading negro undertaker: Bessie and Fannie Lee. embalmers. and Claude Maddox and Thurman Jones. $100 to $500 Each Time. Jones broke down after being grilled for the rest of the night b: the officers and tolé of the pilot. H said that ther had been making fron 3100 to $590 each time ther recovr- ‘red a@ casket; that they usually op- erated only on dark, rainy nights ut that ther needed morer and had Gecided to take a chance ‘n th light He declared that in the last ther hax sold a casket to a customer, helped in the Durtal and that night had re- covered the casket. The two caskets now [nm the poases- sion of the police are cost!y affairs containing mary silver ornaments. They apparentiy had been used more than once. RUSSIA PREPARING TO RESUME GRAIN EXPORTS TO GET CAPITAL sevtet Officials Hope The . £60._905 pre-war times. Russia exported riy more than 12,006,000 tons of “2. -an- + = " * . i her pt a> 75 * 7 ~ 2UGc- ->an the sowing ares -22,. 738.006 from > £890 #8ean acres * - > —_— = = * > is¥ OS. OC nation-wide $s proved fruitiess. te have died im Rock ISLAND Dec. 216.— Classification of the bob white American quall as a song bird t-- a prey for bumrters is to be oF the Rock Island Count “mers Protective Association The sc clastified br law rz ur rears Contending tthe birds will be extinct scon i hunters now said sd the: ‘two caskets to the surface. took out | Associated Retaslers. to be operating im the State contin- ues to kill them. the aseectation me to yo"? o - - : tae Dinots Legisiature te pro-' wedss Se Sec olLag os Qua » i Greenfield’s Christmas Gift Suggestions We can best solve your gift problems, eo far men are conc uM HL un Hil }]SEFUL personal gifts—that is what men like best—and that = [Carols to Be $ * atSymphor _ Concerts “ HE Symphony concert Gay afternoon and Saty will combine the s carols 9 wits s progrTa™ and a com ef the 100th ann-ver » of Cesar Franck. gistinguished French E ball neers TT -Saerns conce? — Sy eet _ ~ Se a a ee ae ee lt + Aig lg Ml Ag gy ay A Ry eg Ny a le pm y night's; concert, con Oly Durin g popular concert choir, directed SY “’. will sing severa. ca A as, Director Ganzs sas Bells Are Ring! | Baving recently offered 7 is where this store is best prepared te serve you. And the ~ a errs ne Soren on GREENFIELD label will be your assurance of Correct Style as well as Highest Quality. - the same compiiment ens that the centem ne. Franck.” the fath French music.” fell @o this year. He was born in 1822, But spez Paris and bec itizen. only his infleene = Necrwear / ie fi + silks in popular bias stripes, dots and allover patterns—Freneh, Swiss iks and hand-loomed grenadimes. and knits. appearance, as well as We are giving some re- ors, famcy clocks, and service. Glove values this season; the pair— $171.00 to $25.00 Hostery In lisle, silk and silk-and-wool im plain €0 + - a! : . bed, heather mixtures meee 9 se sen f and a beautiful lime of Golf bh Mufflers -anc-wool. silk fiber and silk kuit- inged. J so - Underwear One and two piece Suits m fabries from the lightest silks to the heaviest woolens—designed just as earefally as a surt of clothes. -That’s why ther fit so smocthiy at every pomt. aaa * > SAturts and Drawers iwc to S600 U'nien Suis SIT to S209) , — 4 am ae ee ‘ 2 t<¢ <e enfield’ OLIVE AT EIGHTH Members of the Retailers’ Refund Association.

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-™ : 3 ds ws owen a ips to Be Sung |" rear | | 1923 MODEL » in C Minor, Concerts | No. 4, Op. 44 Saint-Saens . Electric Open from Pe of , Il. Allegro vivace; Andante. | GUARANTEED Ill. Allegro. aj ie , certs Fri- |. 8:50 to 6 P. M 4 Symphons Sa : ol cate Symphonic Poem No. 1, Les Eolides— | . ; gfternoon an ea curaa) “2 Franck : _ Until Xmas for .. te the singing of | \#tlations srmphoniques, for _ Piano = i. mar. lL ‘The City Circulation of the Daily POST- accolade alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star ana the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee Last Week Before Christm mas = . BUY NOW, SAVE MONEY cad | our low prices possible. 5. Colt ent ta convinced. ———, Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Jewelry, 25-year white rold Wrist Watch. 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The pro- boo the intermission at the gram consists of German's “Cero-. eoncert, the Zion Lutheran nation March,” Goldmark's overture, Pp 0 boys and girls, from “Im 1 ruehiing; the first movement . : of Rubinstein’s piano concerto No. 4 old, directed by /rnest |i; PD Minor; the third moveme.:: ee ee ee ee movement; Peari Beads; solid: extra qual- | a re $17.50 Extra emall 14k white gold 15- Watches... 929 930 Gents’ 12 size Watch, golé filled, white or green gold, fancy metal dial: ee oe a a a = me - E Rhevssnsanumse eA eRENENENEN ) i Aft if 1923 model MOLA, GAS HEATER, attached, Healthy, St, Lovie raised, the kind the water right in the washer, STEAMS and STERILIZES Wicker Cages and Stands. $11.95 a a UD 3 the clothes, WASHES and WRINGS all in one operation. complete, 3 styles.... tail«, each == BUILT TO LAST. Brass Cages. greatly reduced ces. : one. 2. , Wire Enameled Cages y] 0 4-gal. Globes, 25c; 1-gal. Globes . 50¢ | op from .. 5 > gal. Globes, $1: 3-gal. 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Two of ..44 pianist, will be presented to | 4 7 compositions are included in the morrow night at the Artists’ Guild tn | which is _ —,: - a recital including several of h.s ere , ‘| songs, which will be given by Mrs. | ‘Helen Traubel Carpenter. Kessler will offer works by Chopin, Ravel PHONOCRAPHS AND RECORDS and MacDowell; besides Grier’s A Minor concerto, with his mother, Mrs. J. J. Kessler, at a second piano. The Flonzaley Quartet, famous chamber music ensemble, will give a concert at the Odeon on Jan. 6, and for the first time in its history wild be assisted by a vocalist—Mme. | Helen Stanley, soprano. The Christmas concert of the ALL Choral Club and orchestra of Lin- |, , denwood College was given Thursday THIS jevening, under the direction of John 7s Thomas The orchestra was con- WEEK ducted by Mi ss Agnes (,Tray, and the accom pantets were Misses Martha Porter and Helen Harrison eaten ye Martha Whaley sang Musetta's z 1 : waltz from “La Boheme,” and Mi Ss | Florence Howard presented a piano group. o receives ome as to Swaps Flivver for Coon Dogs. |Special te the Post-Dispatch. MENA, N. ¥.—Charles Bates, who buys and ships hunting dogs, traded his flirver for a pair of coon dogs owned by Loss Hall. em > \ / AAX —_—— 2 Se eee ——_ Sf Le

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‘ 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH lone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demoerat and the inal Combined. EE 7 wl -_ tines tm - ae , : wien of Prince . : Ad H eck. Jefferson: Adams as patriots. but he puts the! dy those in charge of the education to an end by the action ©} “iy hat 4 Gener rv — » > iow ts - _ - > , _ : . > > } ta . q ws } 2 oy pnmeggpe: gy AN °' word in quotations. ef the children of the city and George in writing to the King AIN t BOXES » =e X ai a tnecorrect and of- ? and other great contemporartes state.’ «gp ae agin en : rT) : n i ht — — _* - 7 a oe ta ina rst ~~ thi t — ities % ; ce ee ee ey eee [ wish it clearly understood ; fensive. The quarrel was started mj bee nferred fro i the fact that Hart . —_ " > riticising our state and o . _ 4 | Ttst 4 + tet Jeffe o hat tl - Federal es ~ sagt = orit es These his SERBIAN ROYALTY RECONCI p connection with the latter's ctr) OIL COLOR « Ty - * . —"" — ~, ™?* . . Tin j¢ oe onc - . = eine . ; ee i a liar and a demagogue. It is true. 4. the country almost impercepti- Prince George Admits Irregularity ae creel King to for- | PaINTING : irit- “en ' ter by entreating the Aimg ‘o *™ — . | that thi: tho oes On im a spirit ‘~ durine the past few years. I di ? =. ter y entrea a any . . hat this au rs biy during the past yea of His Action: ances 4 . PART FIVE. " . a ed . > * 2 re ass less to give thesgreat President . + even charge that our school au-/ porresnondence of get the past, and he £4 Free-Hané & Mechanical Drawing Sets »s on -~ thaf fn the future he would ful a th st-Dispat ch a good character, but I daresay that ‘horities bave approved these teach- E> Nor %5 The cuar- “i a? the . saeniininin , Rate alt Mes - . his obligations as a memoer co nes yr pe ine iS ' ac rel P r Alexander and his a —— at > eanecrt {Ts SLaALuL 6 Leake in the schools T do conte: , erent Tans rine - Gee ~ roval family and rest ty ~ 3 S PEE huge | "M for a mio. eile, ame The dispute. which weighed heavns Our \cw 705 PINE STREET ‘ . : : OUncCe : ; . , ¢ Pi al i “ 7? 2 ° : : - ‘ ; 7 * * . : 1 : ¥ ” t : é 9 - * Be: ’ . Rts ve : 3 % ° r 4 : “ , . ; . ‘+ Sete, ui ae “ ' ye : ; > ve tS 4 on ; | ; ie! 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Luls Chapter, Gons of the American Rev- olutien, at the Hotel Chase iast night, the results of his tmquiry into a charge that historians studied by ehildren malign American wat Tae tne tae tne.) , ted i" vom" Se a ea s 4 which Britton ex- “pecial waltae: 4 “Burke's 7 ae . — ef " p> le _* ij i ) . a few excerpts ; : these used a genreration ARhough Muzzey devotes on} to Revolutionarr Stylish Two-Tone Velour Overstuffed Suite - - eer “2 =* - . - . a = = ° - _— . f : >*s*.- . wy 7 = ba — 2 Handsome Steel Day-Bed i eee — apace to explaining the of view and impressing the fact that the of their ideas of | rights of man from taxation withou* he sears: faverite form of objec. ‘Taxation without renre- Since the conveniently send men to represent them in London, they ergued that the, could mever rightfully be taxed fer any purpose by Parliament.’ CViticierd. 4, Pretty Walnut Bedroom Suite (Illustrated) #: - . 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f=" | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [=== = ae er: ————— PART FIVE. ae mi E . ~ on} o + « . ert ah yee Ae ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 1929. PAGES 13-22 __ -_ NE YOUNG MAN IN THE CIT By W. B. HILL | an ee — ¢ 4 nN et - ~ ‘= = ~ i4°& SA? ERAT! a, “it Ty i Ego od Oe ov 1¢ More Livable fi - ." 1. Bie Puss aye MAES la.yA : " a : . ? . " WP bh . . . ‘s ’ ‘ di " . 38 ks wa inet Desk a on fr PAR A UR es | , | be aie ' ' - tx ' ver’ —T ees. is ~~ -_ . “z - *~ -° a. =x ee oa \ ? ~~ += walter nae shade in the life of the lone young man in vide " be if the lone young man in the | ta big city is something never to be pulled hig pies, 24 | aS - i ‘tity has a singing voice, then for gy =down. eo | ; fi ™ 4 Z i ‘around, all the ladies who ES age eS GF #3 be, * —_—_— neve! knew one note from another— fe: Pr Ue mh | er ane um . a 3 : a re {5 , , sr ‘ : er piche ~'€10.00 >. > will — he’ ais | y's te .! i | “No, Shelby, no! no! That’s what the horsie says. Now, - ee $10. m Geof P * oe yh . . EE Br tell Uncle Roger what the kitty says.” Poor Uncle Roger | is a lonely bachelor in the big city. He is being given a touch of home life over the week-end. After dinner Roger’s hostess will make up her mind that Roger is to marry one of her dearest friends—‘“a perfectly levely girl, so sweet and wholesome.” wr wl + - ———————— skher. wade from bart- ere@d thardweed loga: finish or The city is full of people just The folks from home who are in for a few days and expect the lone &k._HhA 4} aching tied ee —_ young man to do the honors. Bud is going to run over to Princeton , edinrt slop epniéseeal i. doing for a few days. and meanwhile Mattie will need someone to take her it sy 208 yo a young man who | a , around town. Mattie wants to see all the expensive shows and cabarets. i TL “aioe to read his paper. Miss | * _ ; A ; Moriarty is saying a great deal ‘ . =e ¥ > y P about how she loves the movies, ———— ' and parks, and walks in the The temptations of a great city. Married ladies, whose. gloaming, and such. "husbands don't understand them, are a daily menace to the young man alone and unprotected in a big city. Some day, they explain to whomever will lend an unwill ear, they will leave Charlie, or Herbert, for good i ) | go in for romance on the grand scale—when the right young man in a big city where nobody cares, 1s : 4 . jr man comes along. mercy of lafidladies who have.seen better . = , love to stop by and tell about how in the old Will lost his money they used to keep four- ts, etc. i RN Oy OO NE AR ALONG IEEE A AA LEE LIL LILI, LEA LOE LLL AEE LLLP AL LAO ELL: LOI eu me young man is always in demand whenever a last inner guest or an extra of any sort is needed to often than not it’s hard work being a filler-in. for instance. He is doing his bit entertain- 4 | ae Miss Russ, who is a little bit deaf. I : t Ges p my tF , —- has such a-lovely o geag a 7 say- . Big LET ; ,' Z af m, when Searles repeated a couple of times. | biggest factors in the life of the lone young will come back with, “Yes, indeed, we think it | es sont ellie is t ~ beautiful lady who simply insists on adding a few - We found .it by the roadside and brought it 1 feminine touches to his cheerless rooms. And if he~has any socks that 5g & now it covers our entire porch!” A= need darning or any ties that want pressing she'll be only too glad to > “= drop in any time. -_

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> a} ote echool to develop the mind ecu fs t for @& purely legica! process of reason! mg and correct ca! constant charger now and layer by @ sing’e sa! feat te a brilliant victory. a“ a ~ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dat oo : — Poe. z Discussed in Rible as Work of Literature Book Leading to College Teacher’s Ousting at William Jewell, Does Not Think Scriptures Should Be Followed Implicitly. " @t ar. ad t removal of akefieid PLAY GAMES THAT TEACH ar WakeDeld “hildren go * Athletes exercise the body to bufld up muscie Ch — Why not gtve them games that he:p t9 SKIRMISH and affords a test of Tent ta’ “x The results are obtained OY culation, being a making each piay & it poss: ible fer ome inevitable cate” he new American game of ski)! the school child or the older folks x of the forces on the Poard ed -~ den ia interest a prod! #rT. oO. or ak! . 4 - . —_— _- move to turn what seemed ¢t to be ther teachers in lieeteaatudiel To the older folks and especially those who are fond of chess s a Baptist institution) shall . ~ : > r b mbtnations Jewel: : or checkers {t appeals more strongly yr ef the co Sah at 8 pen aa ané problems which may be worked out by the expert handling ef be free to teach thei ae bemysieren the pleces. Skirmish ts a game along the I'ne of checkers, yet more sions. or shall be controiled by oth- - tmteresting and at the same time not as deep as Chess—a game in mi@way Detween the (wo. - a ois sone aa t as *har a teacher of Ribdlicai suojecss in | PRICED og -0C William Jewell College, where mar : , 10c Extra i : peng en atetlgon ministers are tra:nea S10U.G SCA RM to the accepted doctrines of evan * a? getical Christianity No point Was VanGervecort’s ¢-rand-I eader they ‘a as to the particu- Schwerédtmann Tey Ce. Nugents je, raised, the ¢ ¢he Baptist Church ve Fameous-Barr Hyatt. 417 Y. Breedway a) ler doctrines of e Bar hurch ayer. 41T %. > ~pmped M and their obfection to Dr. Slaten was SCHWERDTMANN TOY CO., 817 Washington Ave. eed ee ea sions on what they consider the wee. es me es me mn ee ee ee ee ee eee eee, main tenets of ‘+e Christian re- — —ttetenentesteetenteeiheeteteenesn ligion, without denominational! dis- tinctions ' The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Leuis evening Opinions About Jesus. ~ : The trustees say Dr- Slaten told : newspaper giving Associated Press news service. chem that he did not believe in or = 1103 Olive St. itil a. * “ ee “—_> a, peaetetterte in All Styles Easy Terms Superior Service ~~ ee we 8 ee oe fee i “ ome « — THE HRISTRUMENT OF QUALITY ONO CLEAR AS A BELL | The Highest Class Talking Machine in theWorld | Plays the best record better : aoe SONORA of today — as presented in the | models shown on this page— is a greater in- | strument than the.Sonora which won highest 1 score for tone at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. | Playing the same record, some phonographs 1 are so sharp and shrill that one’s ear-drums vi- | brate almost painfully, while some go to the | other extreme and are dead, weak, or sound as though played in a barrel, so noticeable are t the i unnatural overtones and reverberations. { These objectionable effects cannot be created it on the Sonora. 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SHITE DERLG COMPANY. 613 4RC ADE BIILDIN« Buy Your Christmas es * See the Old Reliable Piano ri BEYER & SON We Carry «a Cemplete tine Est. 30 Years 17th and Easy Terms subscribe to the deity of Jesus anc his pre-existence: the infaillibility of His viecartous death; His bodily resurrection, and hi mediatorial and intercessory worth and that, according to his statement, he does not “worship Christ or prar in His name.” In removing trus- tees disregarded a resolution of the student body, ask! ng that he be re- tained. and a similar request from ’ - . 2 =? » 7 _— ity, signed by ail But three his teachings: > Dr. Slaten, th members. Dr. Slaten'’s case has points of re- semblance to, and of difference from, the case of the Rev. Dr. S. D. Me- Connell, a distinguished minister of Episcopal church, O14 the Protestant whose book. “Confessions of ant Priest.” lately was published Dr. McConnell the . a 2 é i retired irom active ministrr. and is fnarctally [z- . dependent. His book is a frank ex- of views which would be qd as agnosticism. Dr Slaten is a young man—he was a4 class of 1998 at Wil- —and ts dependent on his or preacher. pression generally hei member of the liam Jewell earnings as a teacher His book. did rot in ftself contain the grounds for his removal. dat ft suggested. to some cf the rollege’s trustees the questioning which brought about his remora! “What Jesus Taught” is a book of abowt 709° pages, printed by the ry of Chicago Press. It be- gins with a iiscussion of reasons for Bible study and methods of forming and conducting Bible classes. From subsequent chapters. discussing the Bible and the teachings of Jesus. these extracts are taken: “Neither the bock of -‘'~vrare ry : Wariel nor the Book of Revelation has any value a= shoving a plan of the future Thefr authors knew ro more of rhs * geing on in the world row than we Know of what will be going on °8 vears berce ‘ Bibic a= Literary Work. 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Se? 4 x 2 eo &F. — S s « > urse!rTes AcCwarvs. *©° be are to remember that ‘t has ‘n e highest and best ini religieus thought and tn inspiring characters Beirg a reflection of the lite itn which arose. however. *t has a consid- »”* ‘om >» hh > 4 -_- 2 eradDie element that is rot tp to mod- liigion discrirminatingir to be used. therefore ard not with = blanket assurmption of tnfallibilityr “The principie that the Bible was given as so the minds of theugh eredcucing some good wrought great damage Ve + a OS — ; = S «. old « rer results, bas — to region. ft is the wedge that kas aused everr denominational! split = ts used to justitr the existence of every new sec" “One great he’pirg facter tn the esta bitsh™men’ of comm unitr the piace of dener: na - ~f ae > e "a ha - i>! = = J i. recog — ca « the Bible as 2 literature, ancient r —— ~sptfr.ing o_ ~ se Fare > . ~— on 5 7 - token =e . -_ * intemded to relere us frem the necessity of thinking for cursgelves To regard the Bible tn that war és . misuse ‘t and te misunder- S82 aS >| Sas set before = — a= oe 2 Son Ss a” J eSUs actus fi eCuere im demons, ete.. that t= this respect fe. shared the eas of the eople a t Rim Of those who ‘>is view ere are * FS 3 > — 7 _—a - —~,.. . ™ on~ * - —_ ~ ‘ nd _ _ - - ~- ~~” ~ ~ > > e 2 *T Se. — | ‘3 ’ 2 - = . = = = ™ ™ o > por is . Fy pay = = 3 3 “| 37-3 > _—_ = °stz2 Ter PrP at > -aga- > ~~ nd a igi 3 ~ na a - "? enr'* “hr o. et . 5 ~* - S es = i. ~ +. ~~ = are,"= «¢ . = -* a7 ~ =z - —_ an " pe 1 a - . Send ~ ~ ° ~ oo Zz — ~ ,axz- i ra - _ = i ee o | : 5 r -~— os ae ~ - x = _- Ps -~ = 7 _ - — —_ Ss -= > se > c = « oe 4 o2 >» * . _— a e;{ ba ore in « _ n - a abet “plan » . _ ~ f S2.vation’ is missing Where did 7 - .. er ° Gea torat in the dbegin- reate nor? ae human : > * - - * mi "eT? sc med and sermehow weir descendants sinners. set this Ged sent Jeeus te Sa — - ~ g* > ws, > =" a-” > — ™ .esus. The things we hear = ~ — “ = : - : : and ere ser tees | $50.00 CorRONA The Personal Writing Machine The Ideal Giftfor Christmas | ONLY — PER Just a small payment down and $5.00 per month gets Corona —the new model —complete in a handsome Christmas case. These payments are so small you'll never miss them. Get Corona for your personal use or for the loved one whom you wish to re- member with a gift which is both use- ful and distinctive. Corona is by far the world’s finest portable typewriter. It has been mak- ing good for sixteen years. The new mode! is the wonder of all typewriter experts. It combines the experience and suggestions of a half- million users. Cecil, phone or mail the coupon at once for a free demonstration. Better get yours now—if you want it for Christmas. COMPLETE, IN CASE Cash Price- - Easy Terms - $50.00 $55.00 Corona Typewriter Sales Co. JAS. A. LYTLE, 217 N. 8th St., St. Louis, Mo. Phones: Ottve 350656—Central 4377 Corona Typeertter Sales Co.. =07; N. Sth St.. St. Loul=«. Mo Send Corona for examination. to purchase. | | Name ere © fF & © « NEW MODEL |i: Make Her H. sCHW ECRDPTAUAYV YS Pemees & Garr « «. ' V elfl-Wileece Dre« fe. : Schrecter Bres.. Si4 Waskhingter | Seid by yeur eelighbberbeed ctere er dwwautewn ty S1i-Si1s WASHIVETOY. ¥ anderveert-Baracy, <Tagsg» Byert’s, 415 \. Breedwey. Lauer's. SS S. ech. STIX. BAER & tage PEALER< <UPPLIED SCHWERDIMANN TOY CO., 811-13 Washington Av. | Av. THIS XMA With a a Rate need a new stove, anyway. And this ill last you for 25 years—three times the ordinary Range. We guarantee it with the right into the porcelain. You ean cook delicious the SANICO—more economically, and enjoy its in your kitchen for years to come. And think how bors will envy you! Handreds of St. Louis Housewwes have taken of our Special Factory Sale offer a Only vie dage ee Ce An early insure prompt delivery. Come in tomorrow and see a complete line of porcelaim Combination Ranges and Gas Ranges Store—Direct factory branch—407 N. Tenth St. and Leeust), KINLOCH Telephone Buildi have a permanent display—a complete asso ent colors, styles and sizes, all reasonably pF a ght a _ » *-, ~ — oe | : + saNIco 4i-Porcetain Gas and ComDinetion ~ porcelain Ranges made with ¢ 235- YEAR GUARANT Why buy a percelain Range that is not guaranteed, # the same price? Buy the SANICO and be safe. As Easy to Clean as a China Dish — Ranges = The are the iatest modern type. with gas oven and broiler entirely separate from the coal and wood ovens—*wWo separate Ranges itn one... Ther come in a.i-white. azure bine with grar ,-a2nd white panels, saiso dark stippied bize with white trim efther beavy ntckei er ail perce- latn irunmings. azure ’ Centineed em Next Page. oo we Tat + : ob oe y py s - 0 Beet “oe er 3 ; a 4 ate rd al pene ‘ i ea z * ‘

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Ce “= * | ni INDAT . MBER TS, 1920, ( MECEMBER 1, 1922. ) Fhe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. im fF \ eee FREE DRUG SALE PP: f s "eg : WEI 10 SAVE CHILD BUY ONE ONE FREE Also Combination Sale iA 2} es — EM A. EE Boy, 3, Clung to Casing Along i ul AIAN Hil SeSRoeeeS Water’s Surface—Woman Aided in Rescue. by Neighbor. Prem idei —that you have decided to give music this Christ- ~S | Special to the Post-Dispatch. . ’ Dobbs, a neighbor of the Edwards 25 Schoenfeld's Ten... he Saxe Sulph she this SANICO Range 5 : cs ga Te — SOS SS ~ Néighbors say they will take steps Add 4c a mes the life of the’ = Make your selection now while you can still Sa | looking toward the bestowing of sn ie ; and Get Two he guarantee burned § a get the model you want. We have all the late — some kind of recognition or token on| [EN 356 Listerine Tooth Paste, 2 a a cash delicious meals with ® ae models, both in console and uprights, in all fin- > ty F all three. ser of an hour théchila| fe see Toler Seng: Gicakes! Sferdes | See Netarwe Bomeds MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING GO. njoy i ‘a % ishes, and you will find. our Music Shop one of mac vig." s dee oy oped plein rhe ie Man Zan Pile Cure... -: Bo grey | njoy itS appearance : th Pp Ce A ie clung to the top of casing near the. A 40c Castoria, Fletcher's... : Pein: Calden ~ Pe | 1210 S. Vandeventer Av., St. Louts, Mo. Delmar 3581 think how the neigh. ‘ 5 5 e most attractive in the city. ; Ww S : LZ we? hottom of a 65-foot water well, his L tata Mai er my A ag + . ae ivr. P aldweil’s. eT ; od ge a We are are open every evening, which makes it a4 . head barely above the level of the “Se Painiess Exe Water... 2 ” Cure 8c $ ee convenient for any, or all the family to help you .. Sattar water, which was 12 feet deep. He [4 Dr. ea Se Se ere bong ots e taken adt int | a ; in your selection. , ~ ; ] he t * ore evel h the boards at Be De Witt’s Catarrh ap 3 ~% fave ee. BF © ls. offer ; a i, RENES The sother insisted on being Yet acter Ol "foe 350 | Sto “Finctte tatine Pes ) | . age -- o 2 os te 3 fer. .2he he a! WELLS | ON : : a a> down Into the well w a rope, unty- 25e Germicidal Sean 3 . -ygreaPtabeae Rt Enabee one ce ye TR aE 7 “rot. 1 | ) es Son ing herselt ing around her son Rat Annihilator 5 on Te es bo ¥y Mirror... .$2.93 ® - : : . . ; - — . > > sc *- . o ry: . : TALKING , BOR Tatiick tn eater teased @. aeiae Sale Monday, Tuesday. Wednesdar. | Favete Trace Witting ie 2 B Associated Preas Hews appears excinsively ene e ee idan: Wie ete na iAd. Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday. Coffee, ‘x Keiffer's. Ib... .2 for 50¢ iv in the Post- Dispatch in the evening news- Line of Ageia §6©6 MACHINE CO. Gah | Be were $= MEIFERS BROADWAY'& FRANKLIN SRB CLOSOCe ty See enth St. (Cor. Tenth 5956 Easton Av. ‘ | ; ae , Dobbs stood on the rotten boards ding—where we DOW Both Phones . uA : covering eam while pa vigge me the Sank * . mother an ,\0isting up the child. at assortment in differ: SUMMMR gf convenient Terme can me (LE of eee Ge ncowthe “ntouss he SAMMI ly priced. ae Arranged. as | ' ' boards himself. | . = : The Edwards family was visiting Open Every Evening ;* “ANS at the home of Mrs. mewarée, fa- , tha \ ther. The mother and her son were walking about the farm. The child ran ahead. and his mother mm ssed re — = @!@))! «@) “@ * GIFIS Wea No use looking further. If in doubt — give our superb Dia- monds, Watches or Silverplate. The Gradwohl Way Is Easy to Pay BUY NOW—A YEAR TO PAY © Our Confidential Deferred Payment Plan Solves the Gift Problem — Indestructible Richelieu A _ Gorgeous Diamond Ring PEARLS Beautiful genuine mond, in 18-k. white or ‘Vanity Pair’’ Pearls green gold mounting—a $90.00 value, +7 onal 4 Ne. &® SeCarcied (or seyerr | » ope - pMnEiLN Ct . MarTUs inio here above the waiter nearly 7 " > P: o e. ée & = & ee Cay) aDicce@ypyicc@yi o CS) TC@) Cn ce), ee Ne i TT A oATTCTTTTORNMNIR fiir tT Every strané carries Graédwoh!'s guar- antee as te perfection. On Gradwok!'s deferred payment pian. Terms: 50c a Week ALL GOODS DELIVERED ON SILVER PLATE cd Watch Special We offer cholte of 200 of the famous == 26 Pieces i7-Jewc!. adjusted Hlinois movement, == The Set consists of 6 Knives, 6 Dessert fitted in a ree cuarantond hand - Spoons, ¢ Forks, 6 Teaspoons, 1 Butter Knife and 1 Sagar Shell. - + « ' 7 : ; : ; : : gee ; | { ‘ gaa : ; | | 7% : . ® + . | ' ' % : | : 7 7 ; : \ : FF | - si ® A : ' : oF t : 7} : ‘ . ; i : : : 1 . 7 . : : i} i ; . an a « > , - . 1 ae : : " 4 = +> —— = -—= = ——- - - = a — = -= ~ ar -= = = = ae ee - ——S ==> —=s —=s i — > f & = ca? ae a os Pcie ha - = —— ee ee SS T= = === SS = = ==> 7 =F é ay r - $ : ‘ “_? . . ® . a : : ry = er - 4 TRL ong ‘ . Pi Y ae j : Pe Pes. » ‘ .- o*¢ a 7 a As . ba ‘ - “= ~*. [Rha a MO ~ 7 lt whee o “ Sa ht RA ANN ALA LLLP LIA hy OLE TOLLE LAE AL casing near the water level. i summoned Dobbs. He procured stood on the well covering and low- untied the rope and retied {t about 9 7 y was unequal to the task. He ran for Mrs. Edwards could be lifted from / ee ate RT MN Re An appeal for personal and finan- cial aid in defeating a Senate bill | which, it ig eaid, if passed, will rob; | fairs that has been formed to pro-| tion and others the bill hag been) The Pueblos have sent out a pro- acre per capita of trrigated land is at | port one white man. They also de- They declare the result of the bill, | have enjoyed for hundreds of years. New Mexico and has enjoyed potent are voters, got the bill into the Sen- ants of those who held the land for Wilson. an attorney, and one eau-. 'the legislators. Contributions may. tl fi | PLANNING 5 CHRISTMAS BOXES for Disabled Soldiers in St. Louis is There are many war veterans in /men are the ones to be alded by this ) | the Statler Hotel. Mrs. I. H. Straus THAT CAUSED 60 feet elow. The child apparent- Summons Neighbors. rope and ther ran to the well, to Irs. cdwards fasiened one end of ered Mrs. Edwards. Holding to the her son and the boy was hauled up ene _ more help and the efforts of sev- ——— ine i the well. PUEBLOS SAY THEY MUST LIVE the Pueblo Indians of their land and tect the rights of American Indians. | withdrawn from the House and sent | itest saying that in many of their service. Of course it costs a little more | disposal, where 12 acres of such’ clare they never recieved a chance if passed, would be to destroy their The tribe was found by Coronade, | puted possession since that time. ate, it is gaid. The measure gives Magee ede srdct re “ He deities | nearly four centuries. cated Pueblo chief from New Mex- | be sent to Percy Jackson, treasurer, ie ora oo a: } ee ‘FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS IN NEED completing arrangements to present | St. Louis who are tn need through | | movement. 'which Mayor Kiel is honorary chatir- } American Electrical Heater Company, Detreit an a OUSTING OF TEACHER was holding to the top of the The mother ran to a nearby house find the child still hoiding on. the rope around her waist. Dobbs side of the casing with one hand. she : to safety. =o. RISSMANG 250, | Sess: C wer hoist Mrs. Edwards after Bobbs had let down the rope again he found he 25158 eral neighbors were enlisted before o A ON ONE AGRE PER CAPITA ELECTRIC IRON | water rights, has been sent out by (an Eastern association on Indian Af- | Through the efforts of this organiza-| back to the Senate. communities the use of less than an/| at first, but is cheaper in the end. i | land are considered necessary to sup- | to say or do anything about the bill. government and customs which they | in 1542 in what is now Arizona and) | White squatters and Mexicans, who them equal rights with the descend- | The association plans to send F.C ‘ico to Washington to appear before) 48 Cedar street, New York City. The Emergency Fund Committee Christmas boxes to disabled soldiers. no fault of their own, and these . 2 Headquarters of the committee of Manufactured by men. are on the mezzanine floor of BIBLE DISCUSSION Continued From Preeeding Page. Vallieres, Cameo Brooches, Vanity Mir- rors, Indestructible / guaranteed Pearl Neck- laces, Mesh Bags, French Ivory Toflet oF Saree we ——_ - is Se _ THE AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY [are mainly things that Jesus never | This topic (the teaching of non- | ry ( C resistange) compels thinking on the = | Q formative value of the ideas of Ps ‘ . Jesus. ~Out of it is likely to emerge } e- slowly the percepfion that the mere PON fact that Jesus held a certain view, or that we believe he did, is not in ftself sufficient to commit us to the Locust Six Offices : the County same view; that one may differ with Streets in Jesus on some points and still be a Chrtfstian.” psenernenrs HRIS -

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- A>. Se ~ ae ; nt Pane * i BECEUB t +98 _ ; oe m Save *§:00 YOU CAN SAVE $5.00 IF YOU BUY Noy THE PRICE OF THE VACUETTE ADVANCES JA AN IDEAL GIFT © FOR MOTHER—WIFE OR SISTER This Is NOT Ag Electric Cleane} Here is a vacuum cleaner that not only saves drudgery in nd the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ~ a —_— for Good or Bad Weather Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star a RUSH OF IMPORTS CAUSES DELAY IN GLEARANCES HERE — = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 Se a 1 v on , ; Th rogram inciudes five papers stimulate neighborhood he prog Conservation Day. clation. to stimuk 5 iterary subjects by members of the| 2 Oo Dec. 16.—With the trede, has set up Christmas trees ' > cneneae along Grand boulevard. between Ar- organizaUon. : senal and Humphrey streets. These servance throughout the country of are illuminated every night from Eyesight Coneervation @ay in the 5:30 wnti!l 11 o'clock and two bands echools. Federal and State officials, march through the district. The - wniversity professors, engineers. association composed of mer- @ustrialiste and civic leaders are co- chants between Crittenden and Ar- operating with the Evresicht Con- sena!l streets on Grand and east of servation Council of America to rern- Grand on Arsenal street. edy conditions of vision In classroom factory. The City —_— —— New England Society to Mect. The thirty-eighth annual reunion of the New England Society of St. ‘« a he held Thursday evening tn- Louis wil! at Hote! Chase. United States Sen - [cKinley of Illinois and “illis of Ohio have accepted vitations to speak. An invitation has been extended to the members of the Ohio Society to at- tend the banquet. St. Louis Authors to Give Dinner. in The Society 6f St. Louls Authors will give a dinner at the American |Apnex Hotel at 7 p. m. Wednesday. aos - but cost to : : mae 2a : 2 X * a 2. ‘ 7 . > - —* > = : -_ ne - > - ~. . . 2 '* a ' : y -w — a. ” 4 £28 Paz ail e ?| > J wut Sad . © ~~ €? a .— a - ~. -~ - a . - Ca, tem en ae — _ ng and sweeping carpets nothing for electricity. pd ypegeret po pay out money for current and no to use a clean er with a lot of clumsy attachments. The the Whole Family! MURPHY’S GLADSTONE BAGS LADIES’ HAND BAGS CANTEEN BOXES BILL FOLDS FITTED SUITCASES LAWYERS’ BRIEF CASES And a Wertd of LEATHER NOVELTIES Too Numerous to Mention 2 o- = Ss - +. +a ee 4 . — , — ef ~ — - .. * . 7 a ows z~ . ~ ' = > Wer eww « x - a —S = Phes Cre qm — 7 | Pd . a « - = ch « > > MURPHY’S “= The Best Place 'r LEATHER WARDROBE TRUNKS GOODS TRUNKS Pee STEAMER TRUNKS TRAVELING BAGS ‘ Ae -~ Persons living In Bt. Levis and the territory of which ft ts the customs port. who hare tmported goods dur- ing the last few months, hare en- countered unusua!] delay tn getting their shipments cleared here. This ts due, sars Miss Sophie Mc- Cord, recently appofnted appraiser in St. Louls. chiefly to the unprece- dented rush of importers who tried to get their goods cleared before the adoption of the new tariff which went tmto effect Sept. [2. As a result of this rush. ag many as 125 ship- ment invoices a day arrived at the appraiser's store to be cleared. and the tmport duty for September to- taled $223,207. which was nearir $75.090@ more than the recetpts for September, 1821. mn the face of this avalanche of goods, the four examiners now em- pieyed tm the customs house were unable to keep up with the work. Ther worked overtime every erening to expedite clearances. Dut despite this many [Invoices were ieft covrer.. Thus. imé@ividval tmperters with small consignments as well as those who waited for larger orders from abroad had to walt. A request has been made of the Treasury Department br Miss Mc- Cord for ancther examiner erd «a : ° - . -_ 4 « er - = LT ENN a A NR IR ape ea I ag AE ee ESE Pt ee een — ~ - " ~~ - = € “~ 2 a= , -_ a? ‘ ° , @ ” s * - * 2 a ” 6 d a 4 ra) - = ~ . - - > - ° r. — : “> e i 4 i 2 = . ° , > - - = ad % re o > : a és ether magn to open and repack ship- , : ments. At present. we have Dbct two of the latter. After this tariff rush came the usual holidar increase, but after that ts over we should be able to handle the [mport shipments here as efficientir as any port tn the country.” Statistics of customs revenue for the first fre months of the present Gecal rear. beginning with Julr. show a dG@ecided increase corer the same period a year ego. November collections totaled $277,960.21. while November of 1921 showed but $1587.- 680.17. While this fnancia!] increase is @ue tm part to the additional rer- | enue éertred threugh the new tariff, ft is also @ue to an increase f= the amount ef shipments madée through Leuis. The total ralue of imports cleared | here last year amounted toc elimort $6.000.008. and the import duties | collected for the Govrermment. et en arerage of little more than 3° per cent. were 931.717.743.798. Xises McCord, who has been eap- praiser of the Pert of &t. Leuls since | Sept. 7. and who is the frst woman to hold this effice here. explained | that while the large fmporters he: | had to watt fer some of their goodcs. $10.90 ther usually receired 9° per cent of the shipment tmmediatelr. the othe- $16.96 ; being retained br the appraiser for etamizmation and agses mer ~ £° 224 2 ma ’ ~~enyP See aST =" au - ~ aes 4 “?o* ‘Ue add tile Here are a few appropri-' ate Gift Goods in leather. Handreds of other fimme pres- ents. Come and see the big | gartety. . price Ne. 3833—Our fermer price $15; biack BILL BOOKS AND 3-FOLD CASES | Sar See pateg S860 Bee See: BF 5 OB | ante gstee .... Po oe ++ 7.50 | ote | 2 oes Te PL eee Sh 8 ee ~~ gg eo mil Folds: $7.00 > i ZY LL LS TE CONT LOE eat te , re eg ee : | B Site salle ri! i ee =_ . =. me wee POTD PO FUER ERTL ORS L ON ED TT TITEEL TT ROEES POORER TL ERRR URED) 100 Opry O11 104111 | SemBpHER peUrRE HT tit) 8 - > ~~ 9a Cases: sale ~rice . Our fermer price Dressing Cases:' sale price eR $5.09 er Sit.see eects ne Der fermer price §15 00 Dreesing Cases: enle orice Yor fetmer price $°5. 60 Dreesing aees. sale price HAT TEUNES Yor fermer price $15.88 Minck roamer! Mat Betes: mle price Jer fermer price $46.00 Het ~, CMM: ~ 2 “e™* t of valve Method F ollewed. “When the shipment arrives.” . said. “the importer is notife¢ ard he comes to the Colector’s office in the. Federal Bullding at Bighth ard Oc... streets to make his extrr. He pre- sents his invoice, of which the Col- I Beies. sale $1.35 Seeded Gee eee Priced $6.00 and $7.60 beex- —— eoeaany $3.95 ertce 87.58 ead S88 bdbeactife! Canteen Beves er price $5.58 and $4.60 price i rr 7 | $10.99 $23 58 ewane\ilil/* 8 if t H i tf : : 1 53 = TL i} i price $18.90 Canteen $9 a F] f 7 ' DEESS TREUNES Ne. @1—Ou former price $7.50 | steel-cevered Tramks: sale price Se. @80—Our fermer price $17.06 | eteel_cevered Traumks: «ale orice | 20 $3.00; Eg i | rice $°6.00 bard $15.98 Ali if ity ri BRIEF CASES price $15.00 leather ; «ale orice $10.90 price $74. leather a $60.00 walras |-ether $40.99 KS AND $-FOLD CASES price $7.58 Bill Foeids: $5.00 -- iB lglg | - int : tf | it iif! | . sale orice Our fermer price 655.08 cewthide $327.58 leather-lieed (Hedsteme. at Gur fermer price $68.00 and $65.00 cer- hide ‘eather -lUned Gindstene. at LAWYER'S BRIEF CASES @er fermer price $7.5@ leather Brief Cases: sale price $3.06 Oer fermer pri Sit leather medne ( ames a price $§.00 STEAMER TEUNES Ne 9@1—=: Payment tf the appraised value «-!!s fer more duty. And if ke has pai2 ‘ce much «a refund its girer.” The appraiser added that i- 2 cases of individual imperters who have ome or two articles breught t-. the preeed=tre usualir is te apD7Taise: the shiemen‘s and release the payment ef the dutr S peesible for wientify fhemselres and re- _Timediste en = »* Fee —— Ueaewe--er >... indicate the rela- tive importance of a city in & man- Ser Similar te the impertarce at- tached te bank clearings and stock market activites. Bot here again the rew tartfr bas caceed @tieulty. Miss McCord avers om a at ‘mporters te clear shipments at inland ports. For “Stance, seabeard importers end others whe cleared their sipments 2¢ Coast points ect seeds in before Sept. I2 that tmland perts 234 not clear until twe er three weeks late, A ship arriving at New Tork on Sept | 20 with shipments for St. Leuts and | ter New York. fer example. unload ec in time te aillew the } ’ ea nonneeetesestt atid] | i Hit »' The Last and Greatest Offering in Our Christmas FREE Bench to match Plavwer. library cf latest Rolls and delivery withim ra- | 5 RS Ap cae ee —~ ss ~e > & | TM A W PIANO Co. EH MAN feces HHL 1101 OLIVE ST. i) SOUL CELLO 0 LCL) CLL oo Lu Lo TTT

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ee a SS ee ae ee Be goxpar. ge hey MBER 1f, 1929, Ct A — ——— The Cit Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH the Times Combined hu Approximately 40 hoo. atone Exeeeds that of the Daily Star and ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ay . to Wed. Gets Job Instead. Germany, to marry Bdward Gre- | two became acquainted through an , 9 ae " the Post- Dispa ies het onl 1osk. larmer, who resides near here, internationg! ‘ meatrineeiahY agency. 1.5% ii — maRIETTA. vs iss 4 ya a changed her mind upun ner arrival | She gaid she expected to get a | a Re = ; Nos Sologne, and left last night for Pittsburg. The ase srt wie : tay Y iieninyeatingatining ag? ~ ; : , | ca e from | who cam ay Pittsburg. yANCES ae Sees eAS ASAI IS SAEME EE FIGHT FORES! HIRE. | ‘Let Us Supply The Quality JORNSON BRO 10 SAVE SCHOOL * Gift-W ithout-Regret —DRIG CO—~ Pine Mountain Settlement || (ipa : Diamonds Pearls — Gold Jewelry for County. i : W/ Vases, Bowls, Console Pieces, Stationery Our Entire Line ss tn theih Sens. ati studies | ec $4.50 Upward All Popular Brands in “was threatened. The menace was so from the same exclusive makers, UO Cam OC eC ~~ 2) Diamond Barpins 7 | If you would present ft o : ay Students Ask Governor to : you p a gi f ventn. St. (S Joi StCharies. : . ie exquisite taste and ezxclusive- Silver Artware Clocks Establish Forestry Service | ness, select | ! :; one of the beautiful h PECIAL REDUCTIONS TOMORROW AND TU ESDAY W atches mW | Lamps or other objects we show. : . SPECIAL! . 5 cet Sete fae ee. aiiak Be _ i ih in the unrivaled, autographed : Objets dart X M A S . iy aes hoo! boys, some ‘a o. Z 4 Tiffany Favrile Glass. }- hem no | | | ory White |_ CIGAR #oeccccccccsc | |B Ye aet oo. 4, cA ‘ . $49.00 Cases... ....... $822 CHANCELLOR | FEET BH is Ss Bracelets Diamond Pendants Ye ee £16.00 Cases de size Box of 25. _ 4 win ber, according to Louis Des $11.50 Cases... ay hye -_ mee pf > Champs,: school forester, who says 86.00 Military Brashes me ‘ = ase sue ox 0 2 fer 25c size Bex of 50 P this is a conservative estimate. INFANTS’ SETS—Rednuced nearly one-half, Flexible links, set with diamonds or diamonds and sapphires, in MERCANTILE Letters which the boys have writ- i | ree Cat auserter ‘tia. gold, combination gold and plat- s — : Large center ¢™ . ler e 5. atl 10c size B 2°, - os ' ten telling of their personal work " . : . Excellent center . 1 latinum. Ronnet Mirrors, large siz ox of mond, surrounded by mond, 26 smaller Stamsan. tne inum, or all pila Hair Brushes, $3.50 ones.. _e 10c size .. Box of™.. , +} —_ ™ that f 2 for the size Box of 25. - ‘ fighting he flames show hat the 8 aemaller ones and ones in all-platin- matched ones on Gold Braceleta, without settings. 2 fer Ihe si Box of 5 =: each bey iost an ave rage of a day —— Platinum and gold Bracelets, Saha: Sakenae. wee Meee en, ene’. 16 Reo Diamond Solitaire and Cluster Rings | $46.00 to $900.00 2 fer lhe sice Box of 50 5. Sp > ' ov was alone 40 hours on the side MANICURE SETS NEW MELBA | 03 nt hi} Here will be found one of the most satisfy! ried ye of a great mountain, while he | ying varied assortments ® a 10¢ size . Box of 50. 83. m worked trying to drive back the of single and cluster set Digmond Rings. Solid green and white All ye sre set with diamonds In GS to 21 pieces. Implements of finest 10¢ str. size Box eof 25. 2 flames. Most of the boys who were gold, gold-and-platinum, and all-platinum mountings are to be seen. and sapphires, cracible «steel. Ivery, white er pearl han- = for 25e size Box of 25. $2.7: dghtinge the fire are working their The designs are in basRet, dome, scroll and prong patterns. The $300.00 to $1975.00 dies; im genuine leather rolls. PARAMOUNT t: way through schoo! pic: Diamonds are selected for their quality. : - Many of the Cluster Rings have diamond-and-sapphire combination Necklaces 10c aize .. ..Box ef 25. £2.22 Account Given by Teacher. , _ Note the Big Reductions 2 for Be size Box of 5. .82.75 § A brief story of the determined settings. Genuine Oriental Pearl Neck- Smart gold an@ platinum moumt- 2650 ~_ reduced to.__ GARCIA GRANDE t: ampatgn ade to halt the fres Solid gold, diamond-set ee pe Fe $14.00 to $95.00 laces and Strands, platinum or ings. with beautiful diamond wet- S750 Sets reduced | 34.7! 1@e size Box of 25. $2.23 js which threatened the schoo! proper- Gold and platinum, with diamonds.... .§ $50.00 to $150.00 diamond clasps, tings of quality, $10.00 Sets reduced to. 1c size Ren of 80. 94.50 en Lucretia Gar All platinum and diamonds.,...........: $80.00 to $4200 $300.00 to $912.00 $30.80 to $1000.00. Hair Receivers — —— Sil Sets reduced 2 fer Zhe size Bex of 2% $- f iA . é the teachers. sea2yvs in 7s a . | : . 4 s *- S12.50 Sets reduced : 2 fer 2ic size Box of $14.75 Sets reduced : eae ai a 100 others in same prepertion. LA PALINA } Pine Mountain Settlement Attention— Diamond Bracelet Watches | | * Loose Diamonds ! #100 Manicure Sets, 21 pieces, i 10¢ size |. . Rex of 59 t » | Sel | was,eurrourded by forest benther rel; a reali flyer 2 for 25e size Bex of 25 SS! fire There were fires along Pine Diamond Collectors GS : appt, size . oo of 50 cantata Gar many miles on ‘either ve size =. .$3.3% : ry 0 ggg Aaa pe 2 +e | CANDIES wromks, Lewncy's, John. ADMIRATION er ane Soon Sears: : wpe ESS Bi Related 5 Foye sons, Bracks & Chester, im 1 and 2 pound Creek below the medical settlement , . -. =f 8 n re ie } . ; a Oy 5 aes =a - “ . " boxes, at cut prices. . Oe nize Bex of and fires between the echool and rare East Indian Diamond: ea ees i monds in a vari of 2 for Zhe size Box ef 25... o4* Line’s Fork Settlement seven miles ~ > ‘ es - ees is and grades of the better 2 fer 25 size Box of 25 me to the east. For a week the boys = fer 25c size Box of 56 33 ' t . : ’ . _ 4 ' INGERSOLL PENCILS CUESTA REY of Pine Mountain School were fight- and of striki ng brilliance. | qua ity. The Ingersoll is = real Pencil. It is T} tee Oro. te the’ mountains at tuter- This gem is entirely free ~ngalticent emamplcg of crattenese: ) ee If you desire to select your —s ign te pe > 10¢ Hoe Hoe size... 50 Can je i Cieh Tintin Son Coe Baten Meee e nies . This kind of paved Wrist Watches. The designs are the very newest and the Di d : “ge . in go gold- . silver. sider "= SS eee >, ae irom ii : 5S A , jewels are selected for quality and size. The cases are of carved own lamonad, you can dao piate and aluminum ......50¢, T5c. - : ’ we ate HAVANA PERFECTO $2." ery 82.75. $5.25 a — 7 ~ — se fan ane ~ prcd a Diamond is now nearly out, and pierced white gold and platinum. Many are jeweled in the It satisfactorily here. We we ma ee $ 50 a peng ROY aie of the market. and is not popular diamond-and-sapphire combinations. also can furnish mountings — Se size Box of 50. $2. ing down the mountain toward the ' . EVERSHARP PENCILS Boxes of 10c and 12c ¢7 ° shool. For hours the boys worked readily to be had at any Diamond-set W — $65.00 to $1275.00 from stock, or make them } i In gold. silver. gold viate and silver CIGARS > tO rake large rings about each fire price. . —— —_——— ———— to order. pinte . 5Oc. £1.00 £1.58. and then started back fires to. make - : $1.75, $2.50, $3.00 $3.50 and up Rei Tan .... Box of 10 the rings wider. Several times the ey - Roi Tan ... , _. Box of 10. 2 Rean 2 , 4 , 4 a ‘ r . vr &- mo, r : - rl ‘ | 1 c Agents eee _ re © : ngs and jus FOUNTAIN PENS Mercantile ......Bex of 10 r as the boys were ready to come in at perin a ‘s, Parker's and Johnson's Paramounts ---_Bexofl0.. night another elarm would be called. rema White Ro Club. Qapreme Violet, Lily $1.00 to $8.50 Sonia Triumph pv anagem ah They say that one man near No-. Va Lecust Blossom ; —— Rehest Barr .....Bexzefn... landsburg let out the fire that spread | up Pine Mountain and westward | ; special 2 os... 00 A Beck Bo 1... Wooden Poker Chips La Resta - — of 10. along the top of the mountain, past WATERS | ™ beat metseless Chips made; OBe Wake Owl -. wet of © the Dillon trafl, past the @ivide and box of 1608 .... MURIEL far down toward Incline. 16¢ size “The Line Fork fire, which sprea4 Vernon’s Shaving Lotion | .2°.*". ... ) Bear Creek, burntng on both sides - or Any man whe «shaves and wante a = fer 2e size for many miles. was said to hae real delightfal, refreshing EO iSe size EL DALLO finish. try this; $1.00 bettle = Fiower ae aes rs Toit, $6.50 The Famous French Mise ‘aise | Mex of 3 Ray-O-Lite Flashlights | , —, $1.69 A FEW SUGGESTIONS | i: cin: ||| Bos of 50. 83.00 Saneteas Gecsdpen-or Gay eae EL UNIVERSO Razor blade $3.90 2 fer 2Gc size ... Box of 25... 2 for Se size ... Bex of 50. CHAS. THE Sth he autifal .Bex ef 25. . 82. flower sprays on side. Tk — we Beoxef 50. . 83. ' Jenmr: box of 2 Candles 2 for 25c aise .. Box of 25. .82.: Billfeids: «a real $1. = fer 25e size ... Box of 50. 84. as a fiver 4% a Pober Chive: x wood. “noteelons ROBERT EMMET Thermos Bottles: genuine, $1.49 and 25 box,.$2.23 ape 50 box, $4.45 OPTICAL DEPT. | luesien. fed Dot, Wiles & Moser, Hauptmann, Denbf, San Felice, Ruskin CHRISTMAS 25 box. $1.65 SPECIAL 50 box. .$3.25 Lares round Zite rim sorctacier i” | CIGAR SNAP es (deep curved spherical): guarantecd New Currency Bex of 2! Duplex, Dubarry 35 | finest quality 1-10 12-karat $4.50 | Ncw Currency | Box of 50. iste .e Mayor Sues Alderman for $10,000. GALESBURG. I!l1—Mayor Henry Hawkinson has filed suit against Al- derman Charles Miller, demanding $10,000 damages, alleging slander and libel. The Mayor ina publighed statement agreed to resign if the Al- derman proved his statements and believes that tf the Alderman cannot prove them that he should resig: aa) ts ; i | : AEF | — RUSH OF IMPORTS CAUSES DELAY IN CLEARANCES HERE — Centinued From eiseelitieall Page. clearing In New York the eaedvantage of the old tariff rates. However, by the time the goods arrived tn St. Louis, the new rate was effective. and the !mporter ‘here had to pay the higher rate Bill Introduced. equalize this apparent in- equality of taxation on the inland importer, a bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives pro- vidine that euch shipments be al- lowed the old tgeriff rate. There are some 45 customs ports in the coun- try, m@my of which are in the in- 7”, This beautiful Console model a regular $140 machine, which we = | | have placed on sale for $87.50, with 12 Regular Price, choice @elections free: while the cabinet model is a regular $100 machine: @now $100 offered for $54-60, with 12 choice selections ai Regular Price, $140 . Sale Price Sale Price : ‘7> Complete Stock of Xmas Records and All the Latest Hits te te so ded BRERSZHZE Dr. Irwin Cohn. graduate op- Cuesta Rey.... temetrist and optician, in charee. Spanish Triumph ‘ Beck Smbékers Seidenberg ... DRUG SPECIALS omet , oN ‘Box of a. La Yebana, Sc size, Box ef 100. Gee. The 4th... .Box ef 100.. Genzale Smokers, Rox of 5e.. Pollack Stegtes, Bex of 5).. iah #3 pert, 10c-sizse, Box ef 25. . lampert, 10¢ size, Bex of 50.. Bl Verse ........Bex of Z5.. cee El Werso ._. Bexof™.. wo £4.50 to ©7150 » dade . |. Davia Smokers. — —: aq / Visceu , | oxo gate $ : BERSIAIN CEERI ENS terior. The appraiser favors this bill, which is said to have been § intro- duced at the instance of St. Louls importers. . Miss McCord recently requested ‘also that the right of issuing with- drawal permits to importers be weeted in her office. so that goods might be taken ‘out of the ware- house as soon as the importer re- eeived notice they were.appraised. “at present,” she said, “the impor- ter has to come here to find whether his shipment has deen examined and, if it has, he must then go to \the collector’s office several blocks ‘away for a permit to get ft out We could save time and be more effici- lent were we able to fssue those | permits here in this office “ 8 8 e & ° 38 ow rem ot Sears a ae Rex of Se... ape ee CLOCKS | pestty, ents tomes CIGARETTES wg -afpnad Camels. Chee«terficlds. Picdmonts«. to $3.65 Lacky Strike: Carter “00 for $1.35 TOBACCOS * KNIVES All pepular brands in S-or. and tall —— S amnde cont; 16-oc. one at eut t piace. oumes Ptpes, 1 atries... toe ma Tis 3 ee meet a = | MAIL ORDERS Add Postage i SEEMS NENE ASAE | eae _— — —— a a iniglibadbata Gbsbiaietiis siotaniinenasaconicmAsmimnenG wiernrakeaicmecs - %

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, : POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. : a ; the Daily 7 | a 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulaton of 5 dap th ee The flight of the Hugenots into |: to => the Ince —— —Fi oeome “Pain @ Aiencon Pore — ~ / Velen-te: - gland. bringing with them ts ak - : : _ sins oe 8 ‘ Gc Arg 'k-wearing and iace -ma king. the by Bear, Gets It. nearly killed by a bear. trailed iar osama Femple” one on maetene deere.” It ete In St udio and Gallery 20Y1 ~ Si BWAY ST a . = /Yves on North Mountain. after beine 130 pounds b Rie oe — a Here ts a perfectly imnecent GOAN — on 7 ar ff | : mezZ amtague laces bent F | 1 ref. Eds = =eresting enmows>h te attrac , Ms Ma o . - naan os ! : 73g — iain ~# . nail ‘ne to eons. An idea! PARTY GAME ht t# the “Wonder of wt, ' - a s = 4 ASHES Amherst wins Oo Editien. $1.58; Pepular Edition. $1.00 = 2 — a . Ave rs s Th rint e iro: im scarcity, few exhibitions of rare and db SCHWERDTMANN TOY CoO., $11 Washington “*e. Sav ase’ — -: aa 2 . = availabi Distri eo by > we FAMOUS-BARR CO. rerestil nd e — important laces have been available eo AER LLER . HYATT’S col jon of ary Jonons, @. 2. im recent years, the finest having NUGENT’S “eveland Stmon. ¥.| long ago been placed fn the greatest 7 ~~ . _ievews SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT-BARNEY arous and ether of tl eellectieas and musse of the world Accordingly. comparatively 5s 2 , , | litte eppertunity for the study of = — ———E pas them has been afforded the public. and few peoeple other than those who have made &% a hobby and life | —A 5 study have tnformed themselves in § f the history of lace-making. So close- & : FEW ly did this art enter tnto the daily jf Thriftv women shoppers ty ks Cust O77 SO. , at DISPLAYED AT THE PALAC will find the Subway in read- : f the progress aiture in the art | iness With a great variety of ‘Artificial = re porcelain silver ie useful gifts at extremely low PDI EE eee CE er ere ee ee te Cee ee = . ~ ~& 2 : F its i collector nd museums curing t ‘4 prices. ru . ast century for fine examples of an- Bil] Folds ticue leces. and several of the great ; families of Europe have fortunes in Peaches, Oranges the heirleoms left by their ancestors i The items presented are in- 39c ta. : venturies SRT, ; dicative of the great bar- GRAPES | > Earp’ } aa gains in desirable merchan- | 7Se Bunch . | | Wis che exquisite fragiity ang to the | dise to be found in the Sub- site ttle is : « f way Store. | proportions to ' mentations wert. Excavations ef | anmctent tombe show that their mum- mies were often adorned with net- tings. Nets covered and beld their balr. and sometimes txtricate net- works woven with bright stones and ‘ewels were isicd across the breast inside the mummy case. Also, the wrappings cf the mummies were usually finely embraidereé and dis- Dekh a EE OO ME Oe a ee playing great ski) The tunics of the robes cf fmpertart personages were high!’ ornamented in this fash- jon. and even the sails of their gal- lers were often embroidered im sym- ‘ ; : ices bols. Among the ancient Jews, the @ irts at u oa orma curtains of the Tabernacie were richir embroidered, ang stmilar § 7 . ° 7 oe Bee eae | Gone tz color and wth jj Madras Shirts English Breadcloth Shirts Silk Shirts" a ke ees cee Sl $2.50, $3, $3.50 Qualities $4 and $4.50 Qualities An Exceptional Git Imperted English Broadciot! cE eee nenetnenatite anak q Beautiful snow-whites, tang, Q . ' as self-striped patterns durable tub silks, i= a good variety of rneck>band les. patterns in fiber silks _—— —_ ater | _ men chose sacred #ubtects to | Holi a embroidered on their dress iH previous.y stated. the eartiest ernamentatons ef o> . -¢ > ses? Upeb@e! « —— —as . 7 Pret qualitr. Sat @iks end fre weol Mu*- 7 ; : . : fers and @econrds of pure silk Enitt+¢d Mot Be prectat Box of Six $1 Clere—aern excelent got. Geeod-isoking white cambrices with « of er colored initials Snally entirely doing away with th _ * “nats—can , Slippers, $1.59 cloth for foundahon, supplying zh - , irab! rea “ter rep-stiic heaihe> weo.s—so im perfect. whole : ~~ a Pg ee dng nabs : _ Ae 2 - a Leather Slippers with eikskin sole : - borsehair insoie—a fine gift laid down im varicus 7 fashions and commectizng them T Ww iV $4 was krown as “point lace.” Soe icrTe- - — ‘ ests. ly it was and so greatly did tt de- @ o—des — ota! , lac | Well-taficored Wool Vests tz browng light the people. it cempietely rev- & S590 : exc g-aye—e weiceme git clutienized dress. . The earliest actual lace known is “Reticelia.~ I: is this that is most often seen on the rutls and cut iz Sep Sean. on oie at com , Overcoats and Two-Trouser Suits ms ain fl $30.00 and $35.00 Qualities at ..... $26 ‘Se eerrerte ’ _ wis _ - G.2era igk..3 = Lact a.. Venetian imiricace paller:ns sds between the - | - ca were “me ee > * Band petro’ Chtme Bet See ST a Eas period eos Pace ’ -a=" and profitable Iivelhood for the pessant -_— -_ - ~~ = -— *- . - women, and feurished ‘tor max : — " = ears, altBbougnh is tmpenes never compare with that of the ace Venetian lace wich “or personal aedormment. whereas ~~ Flanéers “Pillcewlace™ was ly adaptabie for various IIe. a Oy che sixteenth RS Ee ag OED oe EON eM ee I Ae IE OG POO A I! GE ALIN. Re nn ee ~~ Minister. became Much of the Onest -- >» =. ?« ~ Ra, aa LD ~~ 4a “STS _- Heasehold Scales Small Household Sates | “ HOWE SCALE CO.,512-514 St Charles “Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks 2 Cold in « a ~ * preftabie <tRa* presperous. The attained the miraculous delicacy azné equalled that of Venice im beth tex- ture and design. It was so admired br the wealthy and so iavrishir used : ae RN ee ‘ | PO” e484 es ~ tl 7 im the Ceurts of Leuis AIV and & : . Louis XV. the country was led to Associated Press News appears exelusively ee ene i in the Post-Dispatch im the evening news- the old Sumptuary tlavws were re-i wowed to restraig the reckicas ertrac-_ Gis. agamce of the beauty-teving French ¢ _ Se 7s | eee ee

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a rr ress Te SUNDAY a cEMBDR 17, 1982. ~ _ ha ® tr sore 3 ue? “* a “% 4 « a ; |. DECEMBER 17, 1922. | The City Circulation of ‘the Dafly POST-DISPATCH ‘one Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 19 @ ntrodu on o - $ - -—-- but the State has recently purchased | ==— — Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. 2 , Store Hours: 8:30A.M.to6P.M. “===> exhibited many times in the Salon, | % | = | Better Selections SA, La 2 | one of his paintings to hang in the S, Better Quality eS. . : Luxembourg, thus immortalizing the | -— artist. Various American painters — who have resided in France have, BOYD-RICHARDSON _- a — A , from time to time.attained the dis- > = = — tinction of having exhibited in the .: Saion, but in ail history, but two Americans’ works have ever been | . } ad r. purchased by the State for the Lux- | , f= - @embourg; James McNeill Whistler | I } and Richard Miller of St. Louis. Cre O U l I C Cc A characteristic bit of Parisian | daily life is seen in the painting | e , » called “Place Blanche — Winter If in doubdt «a Boyd - Tf 4m doudt « Boyd i] Rain.” / atu . . }| paint in pure primary colors and re- Holiday N eckw Ca§&r Lounging Robes || main sane, Charreton gives us “The , ; A Lounging Robe is an unusually accept- }}| Fountain Among the Flowers.” Al- The most elaborate display of fine 3 7 able gift and will do much to add to the i th oo in a of glowing veckwear Vv ver assembled 5 at comfort of his evenings at home. || +Owers of a rambling, old garden, is N . sg oa . : An uncommon selection is assembled here, }|* pretty little fountain. Brilliant awaits your inspection. iy showing €xquisite importations from Welch- j|| blossoms climb high upon the gar- | dieting : - Margetson, Ltd., and Virgoe-Middleton, of j)| den wall and seem to challenge all In cut silks will be found exquisite Att | Lendon, Ensian4é and from’ America’s &n- importations from England, France, est makers. Silk Robes Italy, Switzerland and from America’s er. ==" Bes oe, |p ER $20, $25, $35 to $125 finest makers. y ayn ; $1.50 to $5 | = : ne 7 Wool Robes, Terry Robes and = Ai\" a = eee Blanket Robes $6, $10 to $40 Smoking Jackets A great variety of new Smoking Jackets. - MMll| 2 A I EE TS EEN ee _—— surrounding vines to equal them in : beauty. Although the painting is gs pope all and. w vivid and flaming, it does not dis- . Stmply sénd your turb. It is quite as “livable” a pic- re yon Coca Cols Building. ture as any of the softer land- pando — — scapes. ' ; —— | No elevations or perspectives are _ too difficult for Charreton to hand'e | with perfect ease. In ‘‘Snowboun!, Chaumiere,” the rounding roof of the thatched hut of a peasant is con- trasted and balanced by the irregular country in the distance. At first one is not conscious of the difficult feat performed, so natural does it seem, | and so easily done. The gallery talks which Mr. Crare, | | who is In charge of the exhibitions tth « . and galleries, has commenced, will pega ao ye Bangg BE. RO : sage 4 i —— —_—-- ga, Sage Te undoubtedly prove interesting to | i Chemical Bidg., fi | $1 was OD i — ~ ~~. fi gare : : L? "4 di pee] Frem England, Scotland and America. many and will accomplish much in} #4 City, Me. x. TO ™~ : Te ran i : 4 Me A fi 2-4 > | the direction of the use of fine art in . ADVERTISEMENT. broadcloth and - ”. fet alll i) dif Pm e/ Poe 7 $4.50 to $35 the home to replace the dowdy imi-|| = a good variety of F => / tations so often accepted Bs 4 sub- DIABETES a ntti a |. ‘J a ae) . wi ‘Lh ‘\Stitute. Although this is widely at | teng or severe or what trea | a | ) | : variance with the doctrines of the/ taken, send for Wookiet Knitted Neckwear The most complete collection we have RS SS: gta0 ——! | ever assembled in almost every known a Za ci | : +. =e Un | : $8 to $45 weave and pattern. a —-= ~~ Be ee | | aol ee NE ET A A TL A. es eae et eg a remem ee ee Wool Sweaters and Jackets ee _general interior decorators, M-. [4 sh ed i¢ ' > A ' | ° | Neckwear $ a i S g Sar i} f i ‘gf v i; r, ,! Pre- Christmas Sale of Crane believes heartily in surround- ing oneself in the home with beauti- ful works of art as well as fine rues, | book! | = eae ee at aD P ft he _food books, great music and similar| * 4 ’ ie pecla ‘hye 8h RS Ne i, ee ee a ea : { Ine ] rts | things of culture, taste and re’ine- : 1) ae oe an ns 2 a. e... ——— a ment. Also Mr. Crane suggests the R U PTU RE if . . . . . ; : ‘ a | . — i | ‘ ; , . eaturing cut silks and knitted Ties in Tae Wh) ee z eI ase | se - | baa | matter of the hanging of pictures in i | ee lar eat and’ most co rehensive line | dite he AM yee S iC ee) Wei |. ie ni —— a ; ee ' ,convention of Meyer Bros. Drug Co.., | Imported Cape Imported Fabric mis, UA) *,| Bi itl | th White Crepe de Chines Satin-Stripe Crepes | which opens tomorrow at Hotel fs, 20c ’ | Leather Gloves Gloves hy RONG Ra Mae | , Heavy White Jerseys Plain-Colored Radiums ‘Statler and eee. ea —_ . 4 ‘ Wee « SS ' 7 Te ° . 4° , ambrics 50 Qualities at ~ :: . The _z : . Silks Heavy Silk Broadecloths /noon. The annua nquet w e led Cc ; . | pp ene e000 $1.25, $1.50, $2 , ~~ ¥ , yA $i White : = Su ; ms Ta er 1 Jerseys ‘given at the hotel Wednesday eve- >) NAR | | White Radium Silks Satin-Striped Jerseys — | aa? ae h. ansi $1 ) $ 50 : bl | \v/ = : —- . ad got Rh a. * iining- Edgar Gengenbach, assistant ix, | | er These are serviceable | SN // 5 —— = oF | White Broadcloth Silks Satin-Stripe King Silk | | ~ brice with a variety ; | Fine imported | tan Gloves ang closely re- cape leather Gloves; | with black embroidered semble mocha Gloves: 59 backs or plain backs. I Specially priced at $2.50 — gray and tan. kskin sole and , 9), _ Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts arg te cigs tate | | YZ y as met | In Whites, Tdns and Grays ego e tm OZ 793 $2.95, $3.50 and $5 _._-.-. DL RL DD (-7Trrr,fewepirTreewee«£ew7+we#evtT? Gitts That Last) men—new shades—beaver, = | aon and gray. = ONDS---ANY SIZE eee Mufflers Men’s Handkerchiets '_» Men’s Hosiery Pe LL TLL LL CI OE Se A el el GC LS a aE “erent ec NNR eI eat NL EE i TLL a Ts ETL LL IE ALL EDEL LS AIL oll l | | The assortment assembled this season is the | Fine Hosiery it : — A Comprehensive Collection | | most complete we have ever attempted to show | Silk Hosierv Special at 50c | In mountings of your own selection, white $2 50 to $20 ae : see: | Full - fashioned fine Consisting of fiber it or green gold on easy terms. Priced from Initialed Pure same es: en! | quality Silk Hostery: in | ~ sitks and silk mixed — | $4 t $ [i | Linens, 50c andkerchiefs | plain silks, clocked Hosiery; in black and 15 1000 ye gpa hh cebees pecagiecedl Mal Excellent quaitty, Pure, Uin- |g Pore os borders and ins ae ee ee eerie i Z : z : | $4.50 and $5 | fa white or qolored initials, itials to match border. a $1.50 to $6 Pure Thread | LADIES or GENTLEMEN’S WA Out | 4 | . Bor of three, $1.50 $1 and $1 25 , - Silks, $1 | j WRIST OR POCKET STYL® — | | Other Wool Mufflers, $2t0 $3.50 | Wool -Hosiery panes ct gg BF All the Well-Known Makes on EASY PAYMENTS oo | | | +3 Special features in thread Silk Hosiery; in a With . . | : . | | Fine Initiafed light and medium niesicn end colors. a | rown ° — - $n flat weaves, ribbed | : cat Largan gee or at a | Box of three for $1 Linens, {JIC , weaves. clocks, at | Pure Th read | ! - ’ Pe *7 Piain white and colored bor- The finest grade of Linen | 7c $1 and $1.50 Silks, {IC $2.50 er Cambrics with colored in- Handkerchiefs we have soid at , | ’ 7 | Seamless pure thread : tials to match border. a oo Other W ools silks: in blacks and col- | Z Others Up to $5.00 Other Handkerchiefs, 15c to $2 ; Up to $3.50 | ors. er i en ee oe Other useful Gifts include—Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Silk Pajamas, Canes, Umbrellas, Men's 1 | Sh stented Jewelry, Dunhil Pipes, Pouches, Collar Bags and Belts. ) anv 10 étieseeedl | ry Pp | $ JEWELRY on ws BY eeeents . Beautiful Boyd Gift Boxes Provided Free With Purchases MEET WEBER—WEAR DIAMONDS. __ to the Second Floor— Be Sure You Seve $5 to $10 ; 4. Belt Buckles =f House Slippers Plate sores Sta $3.50 to $5 $1, $1.50, $2 to % BOYD-RICHARDSON OLIVE and SIXTH al

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sunnay.. (am DECEMBER 27. 38 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately 7 ; - y 4 | , | when Patrick Wright. a half brother J yess, “4 ae, Wes located in Chicago. The latter «Any of these books will be sem . e . _? ff 7 e “ " ; oe r , * Ve - » - —* ® el ——— ' | @iaime to have known about the ler- by parcel post to card-hoiders on . ef eee eee FSSA BLISAED /E93ce ‘ acy Dut me no effort 3} ° ” ri ———_——e SS OOOO | ' my! Dut de > *liort te celect tt receipt of postage, in order of app .- ; F - me é ; 4 wa ak : Bh 20 =~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sf cerrawa tt soc vee NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK tng * - —_— os « _ . - = Aare = ngs ol - or; City Workhouse, toj the Civitan’ Ciab at ’ he did met need it unt!!? th Tr - Ty O ; 7 R ' | eat time. “He is now a hospital pe _. _314N.6= St OpposiTe Famous’ BARR ; Chicage and sent his wife THE RUSSIAN IMMIGRANT. by J ollect his share of the es- Dar’s Deals chiefiy with - bole be Lo See te! the working — rr dic crap, Russian peasant and ADVERTISEMENT classes The problems are dealt — To “ek ~~) with from the standpoint of the , wist. Dr. Davis is assistac' | DR. W. 0. Col f EE ea : aaa : professor of sociology at +48*>- |” Noted Specialist Wonderfully saith Collene. - -—_ ~~ 7 bf , éy ™ MAKERS OF THE — ~ one . , | an yet. i believe. who —— —_— w ee «= . ’ ‘ . : / : . ‘ r The aim ts to acqua-: : ' | iN , N . . ege of maturity without Tit! th iit >. . 7 - > ' / ~" _ ; ' ; ; ~=. t in ov , , ' methoc : \ . ; > : /_ gan said, in po nting a4 .* er : |. o- i : ' ' . ; ~ j y . ' : 7 7 . : / —_ ; tent Sek — . » ~ \ 5. 7 4 t r ‘ : | ‘through f bad - gem childhood, became . . Lil, A a : LI Ww SS SSS \] fe J Ps \\ i . j , -— = > ow _, . — Vi 3 : | ay bo rf : 7 ul > J “—_ ; . 7 : . ~ " , 7 4 ~ “ct! LY pa az F. SS . : , ae a ae the Workhouse, when h charge. six years aco, f immat es. “There nerTer Was a T LLL SRT I were ee ee OE ee 314 N.Sixth $ Severr ee ee 7 oe TSF PEP ~eer © ene eee en S—— - ‘f ov ee > _—_- ~ ~ = E77 present society the Indivridua. WINDS AND MANNERS O ANIM ASS bw W. Hormacar « - . = . “Neer York Zoo. - ——— ae ee * —_ —? * ; liv - : t 0 ATT A * a rector of the ical Park writes here. among : things. of Most [nteliigent A als. the Language of Animas Wild Anftma! Criminals. and ia™ Fiocks and Hercs PREPARING FOR THE WoO WORK. dr I. Doughton. Fe and girls of the sixth grac author sars that te find ones ©’ ase« ery , © - . 2. ece ies a ‘e.8 fay & the weet. "Phome Ger engeage- and police dogs Indescribably Beautiful Genuine Blue-White Perfect-Cut Gems! Flashing! Blazing! Brilliant! COME HERE MONDAY FOR YOUR DIAMOND! a eget i ag gy ty Vw * ee te a TAKES - | cnduplicated in all St. Louis. : - . , 18-Karat Solid White | , gift ““She’’ will be delighted ri jap, Charming Just think of It! Men's and Women's See Sica eee) §=WRIST The famenus Eerctanculer Brecei-* = = ™ = : WATC eins gitt Ls wR hse = §* oe « HES ; . i ’ : nd Elgin and Illinois Watches THIS $25 MAGNIFICENT JEWELED ADJUSTED 17 RUBY AND 18-Karat White Gold Filled SAPPHIRE JEWELS WRIST WATCH 142 Piem polished or engraved: 36- i] + | ! | ta YEAR GTARANTEERD c ASF i> or 16 sizge*** “JUST BRING AN HONEST FACE” ? iit. Ah, lemma BASALT ial * —— /838 I) hdd, ? eae 4, ——- gr LiF tzecundT) [Tsa n Sixth St] | (LA Seeund [faa sath St) (ez -_

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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' 2f * NESS WORKS WONDERS. any wrong doing,” he continued, Kin 00 20 Eggs Le He es highway and Washington | Pays $500 for . shorn hen. This hen last year lai lace him cerrection in- | bo :, , n y d/ points in Australia. lint Ia.) | cently past f Central Presbyterian | merce will attend, and the paster, Sixth ih SET ORMATION OF CRIMINALS | | \antaciose cub = we have ented ong cl a eto Santee. 22a) Katee, “ Ag = = aa : on wna ogee. Sréere for hatel- | aan wun the lucky oanen co bay the Chureh, will “preach in the First the Rev. nes c. a Sena will ville. and mciudes 75 people in Oriental | for 20 eggs is said to be the worids ©ses from this hen and her last | first set ery. Presbyterian Church, Washingto “ within 90 days he will | costume. A. I. Epstein wit ditect/ record. This amount has been 4c-/ year’s pullets come from a!] parts of sa ete dete afin boulevard and a h_ street, this preach on ‘The Now Hepa” eee i oe house Superintendent De- know a great deal about crime.” | ers for a set-| Markham’s aa “Nobody Keaches Matur- Morgan added’ that policemen orlaga gs ee sage Seer} res ‘ox ieee White | ames Sor mawell, Chin ~ Seale wang | % of C- Committee to Go to Church.jmorning. iunlsilt te empresa F tie aioe icaoaah "© tty Without a Slip.” should make friends with the boys eal onieutamniiie The Rev. Dr.-D. C. Madicel, vs. | Committee Ce Se ee Sceeaniionee ——— > = Nn. Morgan, superintendent of |°" ‘heir beats and not be their | - om te Workhouse, told members |*"°T® @nemy, as so many young Civitan Club at a luncheon |“ ™inals look upon them before | . in discussing “Proper Meth- they start on careers of wrong. Reform of Criminals,” that, .In tracing the career of a crimi- was the magic to use in mal, Morgan said, the names in the prisoners and that he had Juvenile Court record were the same /| i many of the guards at | 25 those, in later years, entered on khouse, when he first took | the records of the State penitentiary. six years ago, for striking |“‘They are not given a chance,” he said. “Society is to blame as much never was a man or wom-,as they are. No prisoner ever en- | I believe, who reached the tered jail or any confinement and | wage mmaturity without a slip,” Mor was reformed thereby. Keep them | i. in pointing out that crim- away from their old haunts when | were “human persons who, they get out. That would help them force of bad environment /to go straight.” za PUnFeR —_——_ Nv B) LL: 3X1S | pres [his YP . a a . "4S UIXIS'N PIE , 2 \Star Shone,” by Bayard, will be “take a boy perfectly innocent of | given at St. John’s Methodist Church, OPENS AN es, || vo Make it OG | Christ mM pen Every Evening This Week Until 8:30 O'clock dadly trast you. Here vou may outfit the entire fami , Besides the personal gift you have planned greatest washday help Jape. Strictly confidential. « 1 pllige gE 2 FA ha | pie | a ce eral! | i he CLOTHES on CREDIT cA THOR will last her lifetime : trust you. Here you may outfit the entire a . Christmas Eve for only a ten dollar deposit. | Thor was putinto serv- much from irksome household duties. The Laundress.” Every 26th a styte Sottvins etc. Some Pte emtet : | line, snowy white, in less than two hours’ pear of a Thor wearing Lemeoe ge.5 ° Soest injurious chemicals. & A DR ES oa te *iveas A - 7 ~ —Live Wire Supoly Pontiac—H. L. The omer Mg" orten County Ceo-opers- Son & Power Co —G t Ei sctrie Co. honpaiadion Okmuigee—Huling Electric . F. L. Schaab Stove Co. Mexico—Missouri Utilities Co. + egg = - lathe Olathe Electric light & Valley—Consumersa Lon. Belisvilto—Senther= Tilinots Light 2024 S. Broadway abany—Costenens Legtance Os. @ Power Co. salem—C. A. Porter PB Landhotm. . Bradford . id—Ka ugh Elec. Co. Gaertner Elec. Co. Montcomery Citv—Md ty) Ce Benton—C. H. a SS sie ee a gy Osoew atomie—Barr yo - 3605 N. Grand Av he Empire District Elec. Co. Bloom" lialiway & Licht, xt, Ce Co. Urvane— Langhof Ottawa—Empire Gas & Pipe Line } ’ wee q yy Go. Blue —— né—Bive —— Cc A ite oc ae Elec. _ St. Charies—t. —y les Electric Bushne yg Same 2. Weodriver--Weedri ver Lamber & Piea 3801 W. Florissan Light & Power Co. Cc a. ~ = . - — — = ° ~ ft " a ad = ws ” , = F2 . - . - 3 x oy >. ? . x. =a -- or cg ‘ — > «eet # ~ 4 ’ on - a? ~ - 7 we ce. += J ~ - a °., % ‘ } rt = “ a ee el - in - ~~ RS - - _s _ <a - _ ? ~ , a - es ey ha ; “3 a 4 . # ge. - a IOWA Keokak—Keokuk Electric Ce. INDIANA aon ~lipeeeeel Howard Elec. Terre O° ente—Terre Haate. Ss : —- C Plumbing @ Elec. Ca. Sr wadarmenoagg gy Loosely at ~ wundis & Co. Mies. oie. te Unien Electric Co THOR SHOP, 1006 LOCUST STREET : e 6890—Central 4385 MANHATTAN : hones: Olive 6 CO., INC., Distributors, ST. LOUIS ! Se es ee _ , Vv Org -- we a * as irs mS, *. BROADWAY

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a : LLL PLO AS) ET eS ep ey ill mee ~~. ~ 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximalely Equal that-of the Daily ar and the Times Combined. im clothe = STIENTISTS EXPLORE is $73 Clothes BRAZILIAN GEM FIELDS Clothes with a good reputation } . ret, re Ae ee oe ee ee -o- i ali 6 agree wpe ' | AWA : Oe, eee 2 aoe F Hy fie ‘ * —_ SAR * a ee WR ee PS... * x Z ‘—> “eet 2 ae = = = Among Speci- ck by Mu- BS cee - ~~ Pv the Aesoctated Press CHICAGO, Dec. 184 weighing five poun’s. remaSkabie - | ~ . not niv for its stze but for tts chear- , , »~ ~ L P : R - ~ / = ~ - ‘ od 7" 7 ~ . - . . e + > ness is among the specimens - ' | - : ower! rices DETTE \2 oes brought back to Chicago by Dr. O?}t- t ie > a yTT " — ~ > & } = » —_ . é A i: rer C Farrington. curator of the 7 ™ = — * . ~ ’ . SS Je partn e} of os. : of Field ; " : Museum, who has just returned from »! | sal ’ " * ‘ - . : . : _ gus qeecaen deere | 3 ‘515 OLIVE 514 WASHINGT The expedition traveled 2006 mi! H wv through 1 Lamond, gold en - i 7th | OCUST DE BOLIVAR—KINGSBURY on fieid south ; (Winter Garden) | at. PERFUMES — TOILET WATERS — pes a XMAS GIF YOU CAN'T GO WRONG! . & And You're Sare of Quaity at @& Low Price : it the Judge & Dolph Drug Stores JL. Pieces ef IVO-WARE and IVORY T {HO W JO . Fim eugene ce Rag $7.25 Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, 2-oz. : _ |] i allie trariea “ RD at ig * > ae SE _* "TIT ewe ee. Soe a - o 4 a | “= « . -_ ~- Bical: and he knows = 7 perature of the Tock te 17 dew CAN USEA | They Come Bac See | am coal | Sg OE. 8 > eee . S Aft Ss ‘ mek es a ~ 2 em Tt C , HOT | |Tabte ~~ little varvemt and i ; oe ae 5. TN : 3 : ea at all ‘ eason er Season che ore found, se the additional cost Mf | | Vision ss tact oe cor aoe see __9 2-85 O—= = Bee BE tates wes: bieck gowns « wie gee | a jA REAL XWAS SRECIAL IN CAMERAS) YMAS CIGARS |/- -—-- | _ seem the we = Bond’s Clothes—w ho Ulsters rington. that Ms partr rede for aa: | | CIGARS MAKE @gET . Combine and plains 8011 a | ) | tame wee knows their depend- smart ap- ne eeet Oe Meine wore 1 | 2 tr Be Sie tw th : : . pearance fe to give every sesistance to +he able quality, their fine =#* r. ens. . season aitter season |) exTeRTAIMENT FOR VETERARS IN HOSPITALS BEING PLANNED mia \ : — we z : ¢ 4o“* ' s pat Cartrodéce Preme And even if he : | rium and the City Sanitariu . :, oy ena aes oni . + =e Might not hare paid iti being prepared byw -' tine '* c : - Just tee tang ‘or t eatra ree «r : 7, iti , dl . co that celd epere reem. Gilewing warmth = % 19, which sats. —, aii : i | : —— 3 =." ebere veo wart i apd whee rea want “Fhe : = a 1 iar et Lor‘s het > . : me. it Cerd atteacbes te say lap ; | “f courts of justice | on rs. John Hoffman | , — | . | Just as we expected, these all-wool | fg man. All veterans’ posts and aux: ae ee So eee Bs Say. — i. x= ‘eter. - °° Derson, property . _ . ~ . ii - =" Ora P : Tt SALE PRICE. so ; ane Beis anz Justice « : Cweed, Cassimere and Scotch Mix- + tg ea a 1 COMPLETE : : producing asi Ss . seenid Oy pat tent kety that am ture 2-Pants Suits are moving in map 8 6The wards | hospitals will ~ S ) wetent. - y rf it SS te a ez “double quick time.” if vou want to share in the bargain | Sama Sg Bethe | | | fees. erie ga of vour hfe—get here quick. it Central Committee | , aie" st | What Ww > were cmon | dar ana Wednesday during the oes fe a ee ne ane ee ~~; _ . - _* cra. Singers will erterta’n * he “er or iristr a= Gay -om - . °° ~-* if “§ Mi i ’ ™ and Mmanr members of the a2n aN > _ — at Sal eterans ¢é«-.- ie \ . ta a i cal ; There e abeut 59° > — Spert Medes. ‘Ac y OG@Ca, ry th on = g°OCTuU 55 T®’*e2rare« > » _ 2@ i0Cai Instituticens. RAifiag miodeis aed conservative models. z 4 r’' . ‘i hh it English Malayan Explorer to Speak. Carreth Wells. an Engiish erpler- +{ : — = a ; ; - 1 t clock tonight at Sheiégo- Memor'a! 2845 Washington beulerard. Wells 2 2580cC.4°® member of the Institute = Civil Ezgimeers and recen‘ly was mace 2 ‘teleow of the Reral Geo. graphical Seciety tn Londen. During Ss .ecture & is expected he will dis- ay Siixks and cther cloths worn br ‘he Malars. and will indicate seme ' te characteristics of the Malar anguage Rodoewe EH. Abeker chairman Miss Madge Hawe Miss Vtireinin Bagby. Mise M. Aagves Prenran. John Deoughertr Georges Robertsen. Coll. William Butler Otto Rem- = “ : New York Detroat Toiree Youngstown / Columba: St. Lewis 4 | Frank cmeumnes Oy a eo (ler riand a Pittsburg Lewisville § Ciectencti Kansas City a sate ate Sines ae ; tae tron mong. -~oseph Haase. Charlies WNie- merer. H. Sheehan. J. Slevers. Joho Stepler Joseph Williams Heorr Gausman, Frark Kecestmer Fre] a I. D. Veepell, 3. Fich*an- mer

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MITT Tn — eee eeenematinateeeenee MILLI ULITTTITTINTTTITTTITINNT ITI TT TE tt ee ee x ere Pi Arar 2 ra * &~ at Starling Point After Six Years ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17. 1922. —— > — PAGES 23—4 lind Man’s Suit for ROO mM Se —— ra SOM RR: Qh nto rnnntan _ = . x CASSS SAI asa Sie - ° Justice In Missouri Courts AND NO JUS Back DE TICE YET SC RRR SSE RAAT / ~ , dement for $25,000, Once Af- 3 med by Division No. 1 of Supreme Court, Is Rejected "by Court En Banc Because "Learned Judges Held That "i Was Confusing Error for : Lower Court to IMstruct Ju- "rors in One Paragraph to De- ‘termine if Defendant Corpo- "ration Had Been Negligent ) and in Next if It Had Exer- ‘eised Reasonable Care. ‘ss 7 ‘ A ”“ | BY PAUL Y. ANDERSON » “INTRODUCTORY NOTE me average American knows that the Seourts of his country are likely to be tech- “gical; and he knows thet, the higher the fi the more technical it is likely to be. A me court or a Justice of the Peace court is rth technica! at all. It is when yrou reach ya fied atmosphere where the learned Wewear black gowns and are addressed very Mummliv thet vou find the legal techni- rined in majesty. When one has busi- such a very high court one must_be rcumspec avout using exactly the right exactiv the right place, because such ité considered “of great importance by a h court, and decisions pregnant with much Per happiness may hang on smalj errors. Mm beve been decided on the omission of a fe Word from a document. ieph Sommer, to be sure, knew nothing about ters. Hie was not a lawyer; he was mere- y laborer. He was not concerned with ane shidings and subtie meanings of the lan- used by lawyers and Judges; he was merely ned with getting paid for his eyes, which been blown out by an explosion of blasting He was simply trying to obtain the thal to maintain himself, his faithful wife three emall daughters, whom he found it to support by peddling shoestrings and m0, indeed! Joseph Sommer was not an ‘map. it isn't even likely that he has i the Constitution of Missouri. Certainly, mt read it in the last six vears—one doesn't Salter one’s eyes have been burned out by ft. And even if he had read it before that, not have paid particular attention to ma 10, which says: ® Courts of justice shall be open to every M,@nd certain remedy afforded for every in- = Person, property or character, and that at justice should be administered without or delay.” likely that anybody yould care to read “sion to him now. Nobody would care [expression on his sightless face when “Tight and justice * * without * * buttered. For, while it has been more since those eyes became sightless, = Sommer the business of getting jus- 7 isely where it was-on the evening of 4916, when he lay, a bloody, torn, un- ity hulk, in the hospital. Nor is it probable ~ y would care for the task of explain- “ S faithful wife and three little girls the : fact that learned Judges who Gowns are very sensitive about having Tight words used in exactly the right that, therefore, Papa Joseph must be- Over again if he intends getting paid for of course, questions the wisdom or Such very high courts. Nobody doubts Ment that their decisions are firmly m= ©n law and precedent, and fortiffed legal scholarship. The point is, mere ™ would be very difficult, with winter com- . make such explanations convincing to =« and his three smal! girls, six years sm eyes have been destroyed With powder. "7 Might be made to understand that in where there are workmen's compen- ft is not necessary to go before such to get justice—that, where there ms compensation laws, one never hopes and agonizes for six years one's self back where one started. iatasienagit CHAPTER I Story of Joseph Sommer, as ¥e _ rned with it, begins back about the ' August, 1916, when he was laid off at gy “plant where. he was working. At ond, JOSEPH SOMMER. that time his family consisted of himself, 4. years old, his wife, and their two daughters, Marie, 9, and Ida, 5. There was soon to be an addition to ‘hat little circle, but before that event momentoys things occurred. It kept Joseph Sommer cheerfully hustling to make a living for his small brood, and, with the 2ddition expected shortly, he could not afford to lay off, so, with the turn of affairs at the packing house, he set out to find another job to fill the interval. He found it at the quarry of the Con- tinental Por‘land Cement Co., Louis Coun ty. It was not quite as good as he had been ac- customed to—paying him $2.20 a day—but it was enough, in those days, to keep the pot boil- ing. It was hard work, but Joseph Sommer had never been accustomed tv anything else, and, as for handling the Trojan powder kind tbat was used in blasting there—he was told that theré was no danger in that. ; It was on the eleventh day of his employment there that Sommer was engaged in the particular task of “loading’ a biast. A ‘hole about 80 fe deep and about 7 inches in diameter had beéh bored down into the ledge of rock. Trojan pow- der, a powerful explosive, was being dropped into this hole in cartridges § inches long and about 5 inches in diameter—somewhat like sausages. An- other workman would drop seven or eight cart- ‘idges into the hole, and then Sommer would lower a heavy piece of wood by a rope, and tamp the powder down with it. The long. hot day was coming to a close. Sixty- five packages of powder bad been dropped into the hole and tamped. Doubtless Joseph was thinking of getting home to the house at 7137 Vermert nvenue, where the supper table and a cheerful wife and two playful daughters wouid be waiting- in St the OW JOSEPH SOMMER’S CASE HAS BEEN ENMESHED IN LAWS DELAYS hastening the adoption of a Compe where in this story, his case would remains to be seen. provisions should be. Why There Is No Compensation Act in Missouri Whether this recital of Joseph Sommer’s tragic experience with the admin- istration of justice in Missouri under present conditions will have any part in ation Act, under which, as set forth else- ave been adequately adjusted years ago, Such a law was before the voters on the referendum in the recent election and was overwhelmingly beaten, because capital and labor, which should be equally interested in its adoption, could not agree on what its ’ He withdrew his tamping block and stood back for Alongi, the other wopkman, to drop in the next package of powder. Then the thing happened. There was a ter- rific detonation, the rocky ledge rose under Jo- seph Sommer’s feet, and he remembered né more. He knew nothing of what transpired in the next five weeks. Mercifully, he didn’t know. He didn’t know when the doctors, removing the ban- dages which swathed his head, pronounced the doom of blindness upon him. He didn’t know when, examining his seared right ear, they an- nounced that he would never hear from that side daughter. That was Christina, his child that he has never seen, and never will see in this world. Perhaps the sightless eyes wept just a little, thinking of it. e CHAPTER II W HEN our Missouri forefathers wrote the Con- stitution under which we were to live and labor they wrote in a section which has al- ready been quoted here, providing that “the courts of justice shall be open to every person, and cer- tain, remedy afforded for injury to person, * * * and that right and justice should be adminjstered > % NO ON es : . . . ' “ - — a . ma @ . - ™ fe _~ eee —_ i » ee - 0B a Sen Joseph Sommer’s Children. Left to right: Ida, 11; Christina, 6; Marie, 16. again. He didnt know when, hour after hour, they plucked fragments of rock from the flesh of his arms, back and legs, nor when they cleaned the dust and grime from the black hole in his side. Joseph Sommer was passing through the valley of the shadow of death, and not passing very swiftly. e Kventualfy the former provider came home to the little house on Vermont avenue. And whata homecoming! Biind, partially deaf, nerves wrecked, body and spirit broken by shock and helpless, hopeless, crushed and utterl) ruined. This was Joseph Sommer, father of Ma- rie and Ida. This was the pitiful wreck in whose palsied arims there was placed, a few weeks later, which, he was his third azon) a tiny form was told, rithout sale, denial or delay.” And, while Joseph Sommer was not an educated man, he knew enough to retain a lawyer to sue for damages. In the exceedingly dry and technical introduc- tory note with which this narrative was prefaced, it was suggested that the procedure would have been quite different in a state where there was a workmen's compensation law. One of the objects of such a law is to elinfinate the long, costiy and trying litigation which frequently attends a per- seual injury damage suit—which, tn fact, nearly always attends it when the defendant happens to be a great corporation, able to employ crafty and resourceful counsel who take advantage of every opportunity to postpone or delay tbe day of set- tlement. "mn suc Iftigatton, too, it frequently soe oe ee 2 PPE SRS ye OS eas yO SESS SPSe RaD? PRIOR ETS SST Tes Wiggesy cs SSSSSS ceks yep ses eS Bese Sh a? > 4 ii ePSe $5 MES. JOSEPH SOMMER. happens that the injured person finds that a eoodly part of the amount eventually recovered has been eaten up by lawyers’ fees. Damag&suit lawyers don’t like a workmen's compensation act it deprives them of too many clients and too many fees. , Missouri has no such law. One reason for that is that a good many large corporations have had shrewd lobbyists at Jefferson City. Another rea- son is that certain union labor leaders have been unable to agree among themselves on what sort of a law they want. So, naturally, there was nothing for a poor quarry laborer like Joseph Sommer to do but employ a lawyer and institute a suit for damages. His eyes had been blown, out, and he had been incapacitated for earning a living. True, the company had offered him $3000! Three thousand dollars for his eyes! The suit was filed. 7 Now, if there is one thing more remarkable about our courts than their regard for technicali- ties, it is the slowness with which they operate. This may not be the fault of the courts. Certainly it is not the fault of people such as Joseph Soni- mer, but certainly ft is just such people who have to suffer for it. At the end of three years, Jo- seph and hfs fellow workmen got on the witness stand before a jury of their peers in Judge Fer- ris’ division of the St. Louls Circuit Court and told the simple story of how he lost his eyes in an explosion of Trojan powder. There was evidence for the defense, of course. It was shown that the company had received di- rections for the use of the explosive from the company that selé ft, and that those directions o Lost Sight Aug. 26, 1916, While Blasting for Continental Portland Cement Co., When Charge of Powder He Was Tamping Into Holes Explod- ed Prematurely,- and Since Then He Has Been Peddling Shoestrings, Led by His Little Daughter From Door to Door—-Higher Court Indi- cated It Considered $25,000 to Be “Excessive.” had been followed in this as in every loading a blast. It had been claimed tance of the proper way to load the powder was to lower it ~ into the hole by a cord, instead of dropping it in, but it had been dropped in by the expert's in- structions, and nothing had occurred before. But there were certain facts about which there was no dispute, and these were, briefly, that the powder had exploded, and that Joseph Sommer had been blinded and rendered partially deaf, that he had almost died, and had suffered tor- tures too horrible to imagine, and that he had been in nowise to blame. Twelve men heard the facts, listened to the lawyers’ arguments, attend- ed upon the Judge's instructions, retired, and came in with a verdict for $26,000 for Sommer. For the first time in three years there was re- joicing in the little house on Vermont avenue. “f course, $25,000 could never requite Papa Joseph for his eyes; no amount of money could ever make him the strong, happy, sanguine man that he had been on the morning of Aug. 26, 1916. But it would allow him to stop peddling shoestrings and — thread. It would relieve Ida of the task of lead- ing him from house to house, and it would en- able Marie to leave the factory where she worked at washing tfle, and make it possible for all three of the children to go to school. Oh, $25,000 could do a lot for the Sommers! It would enable them to have the rent on time, and it would re- lease the neighbors from the benevolent duty of sending in pieces of meat, loaves of bread and discarded clothing. Twenty-five thousand! There vas happiness in theJittle house that night. ae CHAPTER III Te jury system is one of the cornerstones of our system of justice. No civilian can be placed in jeopardy of his life except before a jury of his peers. The law assumes in both civil and criminal cases that any jury of 12 men, properly selected, is capable of judging the facts and returning a verdict. In a criminal case, the jury must be unanimous to return a verdict; in a civil case, such as Joseph Sommer’s was, the agreement of three-fourths of the jury is suffi- cient. Nevertheless, the makers of the Constitu- tion did not go to the length of making the jury's decision final. Grounds for appeal from that ver- dict were indicated, and higher courts were es tablished to hear those appeals. Of such courts, in cases arising under the laws of the State, tha State Suvreme Court is the highest. The rejoicing in the Sommer home was prema- ture. The Continental Portland Cement Co. is « large and rich corporation, able to employ skilled lawyers to defend it. Its counsel took an eppeal from the jury’s verdict, assigning several “er- rors’ in the conduct of the trial by Circuit Judge Ferriss. By this is meant they alleged that the Judge, in presiding over the trial, had made faulty rulings, which had prejudiced the cause of the defense before the jury. It was alleged, for instance, that the Judge erred in permitting evi- dence to be introduced showing the plaintiff to be a married man; that he erred in permitting evi- dence showing that the foreman, also injured in the blast, had settled with the company; that it was ap error to permit Sommer’s wife and chil- dren to appear in the courtroom, thus affecting mer’s lawyers, in their arguments, to dwell ex- clusively on the severity of his injuries, tnflam- ing the jury. The counsel further alleged—and this, as we shall see, was important—that Judge Ferriss erred in his instructions to the jury. And finally, it was alleged that the amount awarded by the jury was excessive. The facts about the instructions are as follows: Instruction No. 1 was conceived and written by the Judge, himself. It was followed by a sup *eh ae ‘ 3 / BS aia te pists : . = ba + ‘ hy 5 Se ARS. on Ea mane ae ty ao ee w PERE ee ¥ es hie Poe dh io et ia > ee, Sm +e coe, a 4 ae a eee a . Re ab Ra oe. 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EEE OO ee - CO! > ae eee OP ee ‘ ~~ Se ed _ _———— Ow. ee NE 2 i Ol, SM ere, eM s. fhe City Circufation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 24 ~~. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tragedy of a Wife Who Became So Fat and Unlovely Her Husband Killed Her for Younger W Jennie Becker, With Peasant Muteness, Couldn't Express the Agonies She Suffered as Her Man Drifted Away from | Triangle in Lowly Life in New From Which Edith Wharton Might Write Another York City Is Rich in Material ‘Ethan Frome,” Guy de Maupassant Another “Piece of String” or O. Henry Another “Brief De but of Tildy.” NEW YORK. Dec. 17. HE life and deeth of Jennie Becker anc the life and foreshadowing death of ber husband Abe make up a tragic book from which Edith Wharton might “nd a second “Bthan Frome” where Gur de Maupassart might see another “Piece of String.” where W')- liam Sidney Porter might gather the ftems once more for “The Brief Debut of Tildy” and where jemac Loeb Perez, that sad-ered genius of ihe Jew. could write again. of Jemzie Becker ibis Lime: “Ghe lived in silence and she diec lence.” tragedy of Jennie Becker was ber fa! That. tea, is the tragedy of ber husband. upor whom has fallen the cold shadow of the electric chair. One searches almost tp vain tbe [ftera- ture of the world for the life story of the fat woman. Jennie Becker was a stump of a ror. em and she welebed 209 pounds. Sbe was peasant. with mo words to frame the agonies under the mounds of flesh which covered her beart. And Abe Becker. her husband. who the police sar clubbed ber to death in a drearr ap in the Bronzx—even be may bare a measure of justification which no Judge and no /furr would ever understan¢é Here is the Becker storr picked = what the police know and from the confession of Abe Becker's friend. Rube Norkinz. The risinme plane of the Beckers’ tragedy be eims vears back in the dismal nest of rooms ther called bome at S18 East 150th street. The Stage setting of a)] these early scemes is the bitehen with its small. smeared window filtering im @ ghastly light from ae murky courtyard The was al¥ars t Was alwars cis ergere@d. The children were alwars on the floor laying. fighting. bewling When ome wasn't soiled and wet. another was. When Jennie Becker wasnt feeding ome. another whimpered end whined for food. She mored about ciums ily. without speed. witheut animation. going from ome thimg te another as each pressed ber har. est fer attention. The floor was alwars littered. Tee garbage bocket was forever befng uncovered by ope ef the babies. Through tbe apartment there Was an etermal odor and never one moment ef silence. Back Doer of Life Tm this place day after dar a man and his wife liwed. Abe, mervous, romantic One leok s&s: the emitted a4 warmth of Desh under the softness o! beary furs. The men with these women laughed They were clean looking Ther had life at their Ther would sar “Drive this botel” Abe Becker drove them and caught back door ‘etimpees of huxurr, love, intrigue. ‘ he would come bome at 2 at 2 or 4 im the Tt smells of wet um Dies ower a tery im the Gark. He goes to bed at the side of this mountain of a wife wort into dead slee> by the grinding fatigue of ber dar. She spores He catcbes half pictures of the womer who hare rid@em te bis cab as be ‘falis asleep Mis mornings. as be would shambie forb abou: li @cleck for breakfast were the identica! morn- ings through which he lived vear after vea: except when he revolted and found another wom- érea. nolgy.on the floor. the place hot as the gas stove burmeed away at one jet or apoiher His wife would put the coffee in front of him coffee newer tasted like coffee. He would ea: threw out « word between gu!ps, attempt to fnd & Social comtact with this woman with whom b+ wes @o familiar. who kmew® nothing of bis life. of the bartenders be knew, of the little ward poli- tics, of the quarrels and pilots of policemen. chau’- fears. cab-setand grafters Ove of the children would begin screaming His nerves Would knot up. He cursed the drat. cursed bis wife. She would lumber heavily to the rocng- em, take & eway. She couldn't understand why Abe should feel that way. These crrimg children were her portion all the long dars) He on!y sar them em bour or sa. And ther were ber cbhil- aree and his children and the only Diessed things im the world ehe could De happy in loving. She — matrimony Wa2ica were He spent his monmer on Anna Elias anc Degrucgec ,; s a es moner on bis wife His selfish romanticism cropped ea curtain upon that mire. Le food or tloth | el » ” “+ be Béward Ward Carmack ridiculed that pol! enSer the manifoid biessings of rrohibiticr Col. Dumcam Brows Cooper. “a ’ the tragedy we hare with us. When the South tesued its call t the color: tf “Si, Duncan Brown Cooper, 17 . spit the Pwr the nazi ere The stacking of arms m ‘S5 found Cooper « battalton commander tn “Hell Roartng” Porvest’s of bis rece and caste. Se bed fought the good Sght. But the spirit of wanderiust. which seens into Many aM et-soliffer’s weims. entered hin Ip the carly ‘T@s be mined in Merica Ke buflt ref | Bis death *orerer . oe COL. DUNCAN B COOPER roads in Honduras. He made and lost fortunes t the true cavalier spirit. Sack to the States He began contracting in Washington. The foundation of the Washing- ton Monument, lef unfinished in if-6, wae turmed over to him to complete Under the sc- pervision of ermy engineers he twisted the Grarcture around to square with the COMLPaSs While the gor roung cavalier was becoming >€ a SEPALS ‘=timate with nc peiiticians and ljea>n2 img Wars that are useful to ‘Tei the destiny of states. a (iittie tow -teaded “hap tamed Ned Carmack was Struggiing through Caesars Wars at “Sawnuer” Webb's faimous pre paratery schoel in Tennessee. oS / “FLSA, Supported His Mother. Ned Carmack was the son of 2 poor primitive Christian preacher who spread the Gospel near Castilles Springs iz Sumner County. Ned's f2- ther died when the lad was 3 rears old Wher be could bold the reims Ned plowed for neigh- bers at [5 cents a day and supported his mother through bitter rears of DerTEertr Carmack was ope of Sawney's mest brillian: .- en Who would con- i | EX- SENATOR “EDWARD W. CARMACK “Mooney's”—and no aiinesy saloon. (ae hangout of the gentry, where geatlemen gam- — biers (there was such a bres with pinta gentlemen. Lack began to borer over € Once she smiled quickly, and jackpot that would hare beaght 2-rearcld. Cooper smiled easily, the gentlemen wished a chances back * with varying leck Lawyer, merchants, the cop om the best, nalists dropped in from time & matters were going. Dune’s raked in another pet” carried out to the front of the crassrail was being pawed by ‘Dene lost the last cua,” ™meseage as another whisky = The bartender would sufle i Dewn approached. A group of shuffled their cards. The gaslight S in the thick tobecce sucks looked at bis cards. There wae change of expression on his fam § luck, still hborering over bk | breadiy. Everyone anted up RW of the night When that hand cen Brown Cooper would be or dead broke. -raightening out a human ¢ Bees Ther did Throughout the night ¢ 10W REFOR : . ooh ve on hae a Oe ‘ie ay ? or Age pee): ea RS

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ale te oh & r iw, 4 A = oy a eCeMBER 17. 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approxima!-ly 40.000. ST. LOWS: POST-DISPATCH Womaijiow “King of Rock Island,” Who Terrorized City of 35,000 for 20 Years, I wk - Womaniil ‘ Som MSSIREFORM WAS HIS SPECIALTY AND HE KEPT BOOKS ON EVERYBODY WITH A PAST | ~ ra 2 * . ¥ — tion for Himsesy # ' : ‘ — ge tad | in His Homeemounded a Newspaper as an | John Looney and Glimpses of the City He Kept in Terror | Surrounded Himself With Aids Ss Taxicab wz wxlilary to His Corrupt Who Loved Him Not ‘but | "Machine and Citizens Were | ; J as Passenge — Mact h ————— $$$ anil aioe : | aimed Upon Whom He “Had Some- : ~ Treated Frequently to tne Mg eae . BR Ace Reged ee lites Gaia ns _ Siig SS BI Or gohan a ay Be a — thing” That Made Them New York hasn't time spectacle of His Attacking feo =. ve RN RE eae Sy BO Rees Reet TY APCS eect eee cee Doe ti ss , * forgotten. Coules game othe Methods and institutions [s=: " = gay. oes me ee BA Foe ipa Se Readiness to Do Anything Becker vanish without . a -4 : : : ) | Sa os ee _& ts XY bs | ae PE Sd le : : : a fone ae , ce f which she never mas os Huge = fed , See eo —~ Eg Ropes ae _ . “He Asked to Avoid Expo- Ps ‘Pro | . Ri i ae : ~ , aw, - : | . | | te i a el Sea mag over with Bima ag f= Ei. ey Br . eae | hs ue ee ee sure. ae rict Attorney and po? ®t he Post-D tch. ‘te gam : o - i ei Mae See ee gO ) a 7h - tgee ts 3 se the bits cogethen. A PR eat CorreOCK ISLAND, Il. Dec. — > ee hy = , ti a ee gs SR pe geen aed Looney has little sense of humor. ‘The wick- ntic who only talked, Who at LOONEY, weird “King of Rock Island,” " = “s E: | 4 ; eae . i Fe PE a ) | if Py | Re te ediess and woes of the world hang too heavily let matters drift, ; ae abdicated and flown end for the first eS > S (OB Bac - ane ae) ee Oe : ' , | j side Be Sef oe upen him for levity. But it is suspected that he >». Nothing turned upg. “ime in 20 years the 35,000 Rock Islanders e be - a Pon ohh pA _ ea Oa “q oS , | oe ae its ree ' agg the hotels in which posed was reputed nd slowly passed, tinged Daemier and several lesser crimes, is a fugi- : i Paes mee, ee >” , ee oa ' east aes ba csr hand nm: perfume of spring. Therg @ ae and Alleged members of his high court, com- on stincmsiainan pelpreice Ph spc: guests, ta j ve aD mn y to distinguish between simiiar } Abe Becker. Somehow’ if anderworld characters and city officials, entrances, to lurch into the A office and re beautiful. And Jennie —— indicted and others are likely to be. ask to be _— : | Stn aia Pre es put to bed. : gel citizens heretofore silenced by terrorism The Argus people complained to the city an- Ir delighted his tungs. Re \ : citizens eoeking ee eye Teme te a ne Ds 2 ak se ain 4 oh elle " £rZ OO PO : he RON Oe, SS RRA: + 5 Alten a | thorities, but hothing was done to improve | He must cut loose from J jury with their tales. pee en aE Se Eg te ait 7 f ee * pen eee Ermer Se ge Ratt oe pete oe gi situation. | p of a wife held bim Ifke The revelations day by day in ~ grand jury nt 5s Oe) Ee Seen Ds Bi ee If Looney saw fit to turn an honest dollar by again with Rube Norkin, 901 quoting Attorney-General Edw ard J. Brun- going into the hotel business he was at the : the vacant lot on the r Thomas Marshall, his assistant, who ee et, ee . cer 5 AIF gS a Z agony | : time willing to let his competitors in on the gested graves. P ge conducting the inventigation. are more _ Si oa . i, iy - af y > , ———— ‘4 . Ck nae : : ‘ ) ines ' . ty - grcund floor as stockholders in the Rock Island | ing. They are “weird.” That is the only : Rgire R pe Te ; Oe Pos iagloss oi” : ,P ied News. One woman has told how she was- in- appy Night : ro that either can think of that > oe pe oi : ‘ a - — aan _ Nath Ke | éncalldy'ens of Lesaiite Gudlenines dn bay oul , ee weet they have never seen or heard o SS = | aa7 shares of stock at $100 a share. She discovered ) hy like the story of “King Looney” and his , = ” 7 ’ 7 later that a $100 stock certificate had been raised! = Se onthe ae yeign over Rock Island. | PEE seiner na — ana toa $ | wn have linked torether! | fg a 3 i ies PE. og HODES is Th, 8 3 Pf o a $500 certificate by a feat of penmanship. act, the final one in * ogee Saas erage shee we | ) a | Se ae” AAT ae Sa RO Ge tie te si posse ae yreH ne Stvitenes Be ironically, the happi a iiees eovernment. Attorney 2. 9 3a ’. @egee ™~ ae es ist i os “Sega. Fee mahi ty A Port of Missing Automobiles | 1 to his wife dm the rank @ ais difice was created and confirmed a few rea’ ne Seah > ee ie Kw gf . oi —_— . » Ea arreae. . 7 > | | : . 8 touched by breath p by £ me Court decision, the s2me powers oe a bar ES e= AL 7 oh , Rs © $e. a : inl, F :- | oo ‘ | Vi ’ Automobiles stolen in other cities were traced e kettle drum~bosom of Wer Which he took charge of affairs in Wil ; — & & es eS Me ep hie Py A ha ce, : Fite | to Rock Island and there they disappeared. There same odd fluttering that een County following the Herrin massacre, | -~ | 7 je OY SP He Deng e} RS pA MMM aah er rein Ti a Ren : “4 , #e , Was not necessarily any connection between thei Fifth avenue felt that 8 (Clair County following the East St. Louis 8 ——— — ¥ ia¢ ‘st Meee einen 2s. eee las ’ is Sh a ae 7 2 es Ex | a Ze ee ar 0 | fact and the other fact that within a year of ao behold, Abe was tender. fetes, and in Chicago following riots thers . os oe Sa y LA Spee Se 4 inn * 4 nes es ates be SF SE a¥e 0: pe say a ae : Looney was said to have been seen driving about there was magic in April. Mind the law enforcement department of bis — : “a . - WA ere eee er ee | ae: ae (a? ; | 20 different machines, Automobiles might have ‘im, well go out for 4 ie, Bow functioning simultaneously in Roc! e% Reo i ae Pe ae a ef ae sa ’ a 42 Gore 4 ye “ie ra 3 Ws Ao eo aaa os 3 eae age tien oO ' ae _ _— ae veen a hobby which he, as the publisher of a re | ee one in Williamson Cocuty, !s the ; oof ee COM eee we hag” ee - a, pa sl. aie te ue as fn nen” form newspaper, was amply able to indulge. i She didn't know what t of the State, including its armed forces | eek | i me ee Bt wae fed mee hell in ee Bt ‘she ‘aS Oat sen oe IY - sae, : hak | is @rue that when his house was raided, after he around her, around that Gp@ithee are needed. eS nN Kea SS” Oe Sl Pe SR i oe Tas SEES ee ee ae sa aS : disappeared, a set of dies for changing the num- on Recep le x , i eg COS ESOS Ee ee ene ee. ee Ae aig ae ae a ‘gl «(PTS ‘Of automobile engines and a cholce assert, rsed through Jennie. 9) Vice Ring’s Policy of Murder | . me BN “Bes role = : y 3 Fp pie oo, 7 fey see Pos or aay: “—s me e per me Pig ee ; : a 4 “@ ~ have looked suspicious if found at the home of to feed the chiléren, BE the fruition of “wide open” folly which | Pescowe ie ee ee FS | MERE FAG ima aS Se 4 1 tt ae ES laa: Tate: an 6 * ere citizen who #10 aot pct Rimesit Sp ae 4 wt have dinner. Abewas 3 | |. ae, e ae oo Se rr “2 aa. ADO Teh Bo A ee SS? ag Mg cin Rap 9 MT >, Se Ta ie ie reformer. | ry ts of the city had formerly condoned £, AE te ae i t+ BE? Ge pt ee Saree Spe in MS TF Ee Bes oR 2 ae ee See ® wasn’t any hurry. Not Tt, a ' Pi ‘ . v5 Oe gS : ; p os ti a > Eee gic ee ee ade bs) oat Se org a ae me AH the while the Rock Island News was com. vas there hurry. Jeni, § oe sens teat leouent, t,o cage WS tote pit,“ aaa , No ee 2 aaa amas gS. ¢ re hat ies eS ing out now lone then with “writeups” of ’ md iteelf at the mercy of a crime and .s | ; io, CA gt PLE Tg v" es et a Se dae oe Fay ~ be & Pie . . Ge” © a me Oe ge leading. for wasn't her heart sing Pim a a = Bese i, ae ‘a Oe hee 4 ‘Ses ee ) ke) ae Sgt meee e.- me MS Be ee: | nay Ve *“Looney’s paper,” with its espionage upon —* ‘i Ff if fed M am | be: tt as oe Wee , 5 eae ie = et r | Hundreds of anonymous letters giving him t i , Piives of Rock Islanders of high and low | 4 . Me Meh e Poot: CLet 5 8 LEE ee tof 4 -f ~ eae a ae Penk eR oe. & formation about persons whom the writers | | ee,"but when two gangs, rivals for the town's , y - Py, Zs f'. Ms; ; /s qi , wee AST Dep hr.” bar? es aN o eb EE Fe sie , | sidered worthy of being “wrote up in the a. ‘and the emoluments thereof, began a war ASE EOS Sie ee helt | 4 P i ei ¢ ". me > fn" 4 : hb: SS es 2% ‘ ” i Pig Fs per” were found in Looney’s house when it war ‘ mination, with a murder every day or ¥ Bae is PJ¢ fF AB: hal 4c pe g Ye | ss 7 ¢ ) & i = | raided. That was his main sounce of informa oo that something should ci 5 “s ¢ : F a ‘ Le of <_.. ly, and Cooper raked ip back after a while and was stronger than i ), . | ee a P . Ss 4 S. wh a OD \ | a re boight Man’-War - eewithetanding the opposition of former AES PROMO, LEE Z os ims ; j — | fled easily, end asked mts Who had tried to usurp his crown and | i a chance to get some &® When he went away this time he said handle, might from .time to time have made mis- ‘g Ret coming back, but that doesn’t neces- 2bused reformer and these and other calamities Rock Island’s reputation for wide openness and est bar in the world out of business. takes or failed to enter some of the fines on the 7 Men anything. He is understood to be he ascribed to his civic services. the fame of “the longest bar in the world.” When Looney was in retirement on his New docket A checking up is in progréss to ‘find. aT . : ‘somewhere near the Mexican border now, With rapidly rising recklessness his paper be- With Looney away, Billburg craved the crown Mexico ranch he had lots of time for ‘meditation. ont . rough Night. | wil@lermey-General Brundage has an idea a Came a scandal monger, “exposing” the real or his chief had worn, and with nobody to object he It came to him then, it. may be inferred, that as And gambling throve. If the gamblers; now lee night they ‘be found to bring him back. alleged moral delinquencies of those he did not set himself up as King. With the remnant of king oe EE Ne roma and then, had to submit to the annoyance of cronite to" bebé, the aliantaues ‘ Lawyers, doctors, == €2 explanation of Rock River's crime- like. He fought the city administration, of which, Looney’s newspaper plant he revised the News, Anyway, 2D} 4 : ki lot better, notwith- Ee ee tee ae Dc — doing things fof them. His method was to the beat, and a few is sought, the universal explanation 1° years ago, Harry Schriver was the head: as as a weekly, placing in charge of it Dan Drost, that his 4 in foe a aed tans of the Billburg 907 OSPREY something on them ! | 1 nm time to time to see BM auumey.” So that, in order to understand he now is, although in the interim he was out-of who has served an apprenticement fn the Looney wns the growing , gambling was a profitable business. under _ pro- 6 2 Raa « P< ft is necessary to meet Mr. Looney. fice. stylé of journalism, and in a little while it was crowd. tection in a wide-open town, and the . 7 men, finding to what plight their Open” complaisance had brought tlen a breed once) ' “ae - greater. Most of Biliburg's followers were Neg go bad that Looney, down in New Mexico, hear; Prohibition had come in but the only difference ,.. z00d ts, so tl id and 4i@ not ble. in one way and : the ¥9 Mi Ieland met $6 y a" oer pot,” was a Looney 36 years ago. He ing of it and having certain compunctions about that made was to create a greater need for pro- -r- they had grumbled, Looney’s fee might have thing that they D use, WE 9 ewe @8 8 youthful tel h operator. But P aE: the ho a = Veet pr cs den’ Usurper Dons the Dicarded Crown the dignity of the press, came back and kicked tection and enable an expert fixer to collect the ,,.. larger because it is more trouble to defend time he lost willing Ww on “: . Rock River ran ankle ho takes his . Bilivurg’s standard. Looney, Billburg and Drost and restored the “News rewards of his expertness a grumbling client than one w medi -... es deep with “hooch.” It was sold openly at soft | city hall prestige, drink places. Proprietors of these places natur- awed by the paige » vag ‘ , one.” would be —_ the bar. To his knowledge of the : ; hisky straight was ©". oe oo ® great deal of the boldness and ree aes 7 his aes a a — Prey high plane of reform from which it hed ingratiating!y- - | sol cunning and devious dealings. But “85 *8© Puriication of such edscene’ charges falien. : otecti t they vommibe p of blearyeyved /W8S Some Aisapproval of the way that he ®22!nst him that the police seized the edition It is @ mere incident that Drost had put his ally meagien daa ys <* gt: oe oe onthe “A The gaslight was flick ee and after a time he concluded that #24 burned it. Schriver caught Looney in the gavings into the plant and had entrusted to rege station Qretn Che taal Gaak seetadel smoke. Duncan Com ‘2 of his talents needed was a news- City Hail and with police looking on, ff not as- one of the Looney entourage the key to the safe “chem, whether they needed anything or not. There was not the sem” ui ich to fight his enemies. He ob- sisting, beat Looney almost to death and sent deposit box in which he kept his Government : on his face. But old # Mal becking and started the Rock him to a hospital. Looney’s followers attacked bonds, but those were trifles which concerned ad Vi oy over his en | - & daily, in opposition to the Rock os pees 4 on — were oe — awe Drost alone, as Looney would say. i Looney’s System Puzzl ictims. ted up. Tt was 4 cag Opposition was the tight word. ndows. e police fired on the mob. - Likewise the circumstance that Drest was sent — met hand Was played’ Opposition ever since. on both sides. were killed. The State militia was called out. to jail for a year for libel. Looney, ft is true, But ages ad not -the — a it: When, ld be either a wealthy th intensity with the passing of the Schriver had Looney indicted for sending ob- _.. siways a stickler for the purity of the press spite of protection, io an whaneve a sAnd it was lergely the opposition of the scene matter through the mafls. He pleatied but if he had anything to do with that prosecu- he was told to, a seller of contra was raided Looney and all his works that led at guilty and was fined. Schriver then obtained .,... it did not become public. by the police whom Looney ag to 8 ae -* )mis downfall. an injunction restraining the circuldtion of the ¢, 1ooney was again in the saddle and riding and haled away before a Justice of the Peace a nd Yawns. J | paper through the mails. Looney suspended ».-4 It happened that in the whirligig of city fined gph ge he could not — fegling — coed ’ | 3 - ment, he was posed upon. | Hicly A : publication and with his wipnings, however gar litics Schriver, after a period of retire t there Vithout flicking an 67@ ss ttacked Evils He Fostered nered, wert to New Mexico“and bought a large a again a candidate for Mayor. It whs true Looney, always ready to — rere eg qos pushed a stack gor z ews Was abusive from the first. Grad- ranch and built up a racing stable. that Looney was carrying # crooked nose and. fat fee Sud Saab tok eine him. Having a the torn green “ ; _# achievéd a machiavellian complexion Although Looney had often set upon ‘the other mementoes of Schriver's pbysical prowess, —* po mi Bnew but tl wan | es increasingly characterized Looney's saloon keepers and gamblers, his chief Neuten- put it was his rule never to let petty ag no denying that ft was expensive. Still, when ressl¥- 7a eam” and his other enterprises. For be ent, second in command of the coterie which he feelings interfere with his fervor for reform. ee in the of the friend at court, what cove said : ow C8 the testimony of a cloud of wit- hadi built up, was A. W. Billburg,.proud pro- supported Schriver and Schriver — was power | hoarse voice assed What the subticty of Looney’s system has prietor in pre-Volstead days of “the longest bar Looney claimed a gréat deal of nme interested : =5,06 , = ee attack upon the evils that he private- in the world.” It was a block long, with a score and informed et the City . “ari Jag Bite sing ‘hie 08 spoons 2 ap player owed $1: ' aetted, with very great profit to Looney. of bartenders bebind it, and thither came the that he had a great deal of influence at who had suspended Sresty mised an’ & Passom..pssa dere 7 ft with which to TW mat early day he was found belaboring drimkers of the tri-cities, Rock River and Mo- : fated and the Wf the. sues wi) 90m) ene ee y / * @nd the gambiers, constituting a very line on the Illinois side,°and Davenport, on the occurred to : oC ee ee eee ee tock Nash? equal, is the most shecessful. It has | . a ee | | . 2 ys ade 7 pins "ution to the wide openness of Rock lowa side, and- the Government employes at ‘ Marshall ‘that a mere ; m mm: w — aes " he a =e Was shot in the arm. His news- Rock Island Arsenal, betwixt and between, and — ' business to re aes, | long- ce of the Peace, with all this a nal 5 ne ee ae ' Col. Duncans - ag ‘m xe - ee e - ‘ , P <i on Page 2 #3 Li i i [ H i i 3 — - wn - - i g 4 ) 1} ‘i | z i °

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—~Buelt [Gifts Here for Every Member of the Family!! Ae | ¢ * 7% _ i Sec) Am a” , , Ce a : - =7, ew ee — The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Da ee ae ily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. &e — i ae aed ag 4 DECEMBER i, . | 2 ‘erty of the school that + . &N COURT SIX YEARS : BACK WHERE IT BEGAN , a oo ~~ Sradictory and conflicting. Instruc- Gi0n No : Wis AS follows: - “You are further in=trected that *the Court submits for your con- * sideration the following questions ‘only: PFirst—Whether defendant «the company) was negligent in edropping the cartridges tmte tic “holes instead of lowering them with a cori. second— Whether "the explosion resulted from the emethed ued in dropping the cart- “ridges, and was caused thereby. *Third—Whether the cxpiosion wa- “dee solely to accident without ne her's H 5-Piece Breakfast Set We offer a besutife! 5-piece Break last Set. consisting of ¢rop-leaf table and & chaire te match. in gray or white enamel Bmish, at special lew price of *19=0 Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Purchase 4 a te | 4 You, Too, Can Afford a | PHONOGRAPH COLUMBIA gl RECORDS || : $4 A.00 : ‘e ‘ dl » Large assortment of s «4 . l riced °.2 Columbia ‘‘elose out” . is undoubtedly the best value ever offered Records on sale for, each 2 Phenegraph. Just think. you get a high- Cabinet omegraph with standard motor, s Cc ® & * ‘Many Substantial Gift Articles Here for the Children = a cones * : : ) ' : . 2 1a * a Zl a s s s Made of fumed oak: well con- = . SMructed. These Desks are az ss educational help to any child tin f 7 arrages. im «a styies and colors os Priced From $3.45 Up @ a Extra Special! @ Boudoir ~~ & f, — | e a “ Ba ;. * = c This splendid Cedar Chest. exact!y ie as pictured. @ moth and dustprooe’. VES Be surete get one. While they iast. ee Pee. te ~ N. W. Cor. Washington Av. at Ninth St. _ A tt ms capacity of the injured person. The first two mentioned have no refer- ence to loss of money. butare allotted as compensation for suffering which ail alike, whatever mar be thetr position im life. their financial] condi- tion. or their earning pover, mar suffer. in considering this question Wwe have in mind this distinction: “The respondent at the time of his injury wes 43 rears old and wa: earning as a common laborer $2.75 a day. There is no evidence that | be ever earned materially more. While the chances for betterment were open to him as they ere open. testimony that | to all. there is no justifies us in taking into consideration It seems to be ~onceded@d that the imfury he sus- tained entirely destroyed his earning capacity. so that his pecuniary dam- ages are easr of solution. No tempt is made to minimize his phre- that element? =?. >» * ical or mental suffering “His physical suffering was un- doubtedly terrible, and was appre- riated by each juror according to his own temperamert and capacitr to endure. His mental! suffering was less tangib’e. and was connected with the conditions that destrored his earning capacitr “The light was gone out of is eres. He could mot longer see the faces of his mother nature. or of ais the jor ot! sight was was the duty ralue All from wife. or his friends living that comes gone forever. and it of the jurr to estimate the ‘hat should be giren him in retu for what he suffered on account deprivation It was aiso s duty toe give him - reasona) ¢ amount as would enabie him to miti- gate. as far as practicable. the dis- this ability arising frem his condition i'Without assistance be could oniy grope in the darkness He needel : : . be the | ‘men when ‘tc ~-eewet Oe eo — THD .. mi the eres of others to supplant those that he His steps must * a.mosei ceeded its discretion in its verdict." The judgment is accordingir af- firmed.” lawyers, and especially those able members of the profession emp! vy rich corporati battie is not lost last bas been fred. Or. better know th&t a campaign is cover umtij] the last battle has been fought. Somebody once said of the English im war that ther alwars lost: every battle except the last one. The Con tinemtal Portland Cement Co.'s coun- sel lost everr battle in the case of Joseph Sommer except the last—an2 deciding—one. a a eo os 6 hs ot tes “te 5 ome. know th - « —— +. . wee VLG |° > ret The Supreme Court ef Misscurt. Sitting em banc. handed down a 4-- cision on Aug. 28—just two déavrs after the sixth anniversary of his injurr—hboiding that the tria!] court had erred im giving certain instruc- tioms to the jurr: holding also that the amount of damages was exces- sve. and reversing and remanding the case. This meant that Joseph Sommer) was back precisely where he was six years ago. The fury trial was wiped out. The argument before Dtrision 1 and Commissioner Srmnali’s + o a vas wiped cut—if it is possible the decision of a learned court to ‘pe out six years of waiting. sus- = Perse and anguish. Six rears of ho te come. Sie rears in which a! . _ - Flee Sond man, led by a little girl. ped- Gen tears and yearning. Legally. at it was all wiped out. _ The Court focnd that trstrection No. 1 was tm errer and €ia not agree with instruction Ne. 1-A. The, ; “ ; i ‘ i og , i i | | ping in poverty for the relief that : vs PES Se a | . : ee ber of a very high court, who nat-| urally would be expected te show ceensitiveness about having exactly YEATMAN SCHOOL DEFEATS SOLDAN IN DEBATE CONTEST |Peisc-con Guos o times It is lic speaking. the right words used in exactty the right piace. ; CONCLUSION Jin SOMMER, now in his The debating team aftieth rear. is depressed. With- eut knowing much about :t. he iestinctively feels that there is some- thing faulty about the way in which justice has operated—or failed to . _— 4 3 of operate—in his case. From his view- °f the injunctton is Concerning other assignmens ie error. the opinion stated that “tech- reint, ** is perfectly simple. The > . > io’ os ‘ i= 4 : , nically considered the admission of foreman told him to stand by th- Licall; widered, th hole and tamp the cartridges down. Judges the testimony he was a married man ror.” It held. however, that the man- ploded and burned out his eyes. The - a-t was brougnt shock and subsequent suffering| will become | ner in which the fact ut, “although wholly immaterial ; - did not constitute prejudice.” hence pendent of him. Nobod y charges the assignment was overruled. All| that he was responsibie fer what other assignments also were happened. and yet, after six years *. tne overruled, but the amount awarded was held five thousand dollars was too much to pay Joseph Sommer for his eyes. his the breaking of his health. and the loss of his earning capacity of the plaintiff tht ar He did so. The Trojan powder ex- The name of the was an ¢t- weapon in time of strike.” and won the unanimous decision of the three winnin will be inscribed on the cup and it'be made by former the permanent prop-' Browr. Fred BR. Long of Yeatman | Abe Rosenthal, BR High School defeated Soldan High S°0" and George School's team Thursday night Selgan School, tn the first of a series ef debates for a cup to be awarded by the Princeton Clud of St- Louis. Yeatman had the negative side of the subject, “Resolved that the use ‘the Yeatman debaters, ‘mond Freed. Herbert Abraham Wolff at Memorial Service for The morning service Union Methodist Church | mar boulevard, will be the memory of the iate ren Brown. shoe " ,died Dec. 13, 1921. The teart| be at 11 o'clock and a ilegitimate «xrecked him bedily and made a de- of effort to get some compensation, | he is in the position of having ac- complished nothing whatever. Perhaps it will be just as.well !f be never hears of section 19 of the Constitution of Missouri. which says that “right and justice should be ad- ' ministered without sale. denial or PARROTS Cutan. re@ heads. yellee heads. to be excessive. Twentr- suffering, physical and menta., IMPORTED CANARIES $@ Bird Cages! fete with Seed Cupe. Imported Bird Seed ros ¢ a> tah nee t x] Fs , : —_o = on ‘ Pie Calet Justice Blair Cinente ned | Cas. Ane if ho Gowe net Rear of recieaned, pound. . the opinion. Although 2 ‘earnee _-tion 10, it is improbable alo that ; ; , = «> ’ he. — : . Judge himself, and the presiding ». will hear of section 4, which says: member of the court, he was Ormiy convinced that = eT the Teo int- Pine ce llerttbon of Japanese Comet, ©*ructiens =ere read together they owe a “ee 4 cae —_ a : '= es ia . ’ ‘a . ~~. . Mai orders acd oc for shi ; did not conflict. He didn’t think that that grews. bunch vee ig , the comparison of the wo methods Pik Seek Ss ee ~ _ : — 4 nt — sorties and supplies. Write for hook =" ; of lowering the cartridges. as & OPEN EVENINGS AND SE NDSTS means of discovering negligence, prevented the jury frem deciding whether the method used was ‘re.- HALLE! 23 OP cre a Dg am Legh ia sonabiyr safe.” In fact. his opinion sounded more like that of an ordi- OLDEST AND LARGEST BIRD STORE IN ST. LOU nary man than of a learned mem- a Tag et es ots Stes “the Buy — — > /s ; ; , rufrock & £ Furniture Gifts HE true spirit of Christmas is best ex- pressed by a gift for the home. a gift that a pleasure and comfort the year ‘round. Not extravagant—not just or- namental—Furniture is ideal for your gift to your family. | Assembled at Prufrock & Litton’s you will find the very pick of the market. A visit to our store at this time will reward your search for unique gifts at a modest cost. Wing Chair mriting is the word that de- scribes this Wing Chair, up- A End Table hoistered in $4 per rard tapes- try. Deep and roomr: exposed An End Table ts alwars parts of frame of solid mahog- * a welcome gift. The any heavy tas- anand Table illustrated above. sels. $55 00 3 24 inches high and 4n Xmas Special . measures 11% br 28% tnehes. It is finished m S k Same Chair tn the newest shades. dull ItaMan walnut and mo er ef quality mohair. made up ‘to is an Amas special at Here is the very Smoker your he would choose for him- own $75 00 S 1 1 50 self. It is finished in order Shae e wan dull wainut and is equip- ped with cigarette light- er. cutter and sickel dish with two cigarette rests A Christmas leader, only $14.50 i eae ee See ee ee. ee _ _ = — ee — ie Fourth and St. Charles. . I t t 0 ii mee ¥: al i at Liv Editorial Our Problem | See the lowly im the tence | ments, the squalid shacks! New | object to admire; nothing | adorns the walls; nothing & | employ the wasted hours; noth | ing but misery with the | ) necessities for a bare ‘ence are evident; THEN THINK! ARE THESE : These unfortunmates are PROBLEM! Improved SURROUNDINGS will solve © | Comforter: / | : (Signed) - no *y Dec. 16, 1922. 75 will be de- AIC ducted fer small articles that are carried. e Lamps Shed their meliow gciow over @ room and are such prettr gifts rid hs f Vie. “e— Rien

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Shop now and avoid the last hour rush, | s fascinatio: its uncertainty; yo Electroliers M ah ogany beautifully f ij plate mirror. Price At this season of the Chiffonier; plenty of drawer space: ‘ize his treachery. she ceé =t) anything. “Abe hit Norkin. After all, she had urs with her husband “ame back to her. It was “second that she knew he | But the story doesn't enc FMahe Becker. The State of '@harges him with the mu ¥ in that lot as she lear _Yaeten to the taxicab me ciate of New York he whispers in the seething | , where that hulking -of a woman no longer ‘More than that, Abe Bec Et whispers—whispers “Who knew Jennie Becker, siruggie for the children ‘dered that a woman who “four should desert them. ‘er saw these women in rounds. He heard the wh i jowing him: -” “He killed his wife.” |. Wherever he moved: | “He killed his wife.” Ee; The Land of Ghe _ » It was like a dwelling pl “Iand of ghosts. No one we ont and say it. It was just Jahd looked. He forged a Ugnd letter from Philadelph ‘his wife’s name. These pees “m@bout to show everyone. T your Ch _ he defended himself, | ee ' “You see, my wife still has deserted me, that's all » But no one said Jenr *t live and Abe protest ito the claws of suspicion One of these women, n, of 633 Union aven District Attorney, t n't any reason for him ous. Too many persc dd. The woman pers Mtighborhood talked. M Baldwin aided Nemesis. “@fs life with Jennie—ar “ef all, with Anna Eli our sinee ; a. aa > a te Ps : % P ~~ | _ - 7 ‘we fa ' hheate “4 Our easy, - nade ' ie Floor Lamp colored silk Lam pi mm tandard. — 8 ‘ Price ones eu = ip iy ~. 4, . n ished: - en ell SS “S¥ery female tongue. it = Sable clatter of gosaip ané¢ VWict Attorney finally liste "aeeme recurred in the g; _yeme one that drove Abe Bec fense: )> “He killed his wife.” ».-For eight months it ¢ $7.85 Pi" ell Beautiful polychrome base and 3%" Floorcovering; top, with amber colored mica 7 Y#'as wide; all, per- shade; specially priced for Mon- f°°t- Per \square 59c day only, yard | aus mysterious friend, Ruf stuttea Sean @iruggied under the { i mn yy bight of that early Ap him the detectives tt m no rest. They quest! aney watched his face. every quiver of a ne driven to desperation, io: a confession. He toc Me to the boiler pit in the 788 140th street and South shat had once been Jenr mwas lifted up—hardly mq ; low than in life. A clay-c Sg ring fell from a finger yeemmp. And Rube Norkir a “He killed his wife.” >) They took Abe Becker & (Anr Elias. The doors of *FnHood shut in the girl’s mea the -streeta of #eanksgiving day, trned eaMdlord. Wer mc her ! . at the door. Her s entrance. She grew weight of her little dat : wes in simply can’t tell what is going to happen to your car; you throw the little cubes and breathlessly await the result. Are you laid up for repairs—have you blown a tire—have you passe@ the car ahead—have you won or lost the race’? A real telephone with a bell that rings; a very unusual toy for the kiddies: one only no phon? TREE HOLDER Strong atid rigidly made of steel: fit any size tree and cannot be turned over; one only to a person; no phone or mail orders than home. When it was raided. ; after Looney’s flight, detectives _ found six hand grenades, three shot- guns, two rifles and an army revolv- Sf, all loaded and with ample re- of ammunition. Scattered the rooms was ammunition er sort, photographs of of persons marked for “in- on” in the Rock Island News’ own peculiar style of jour- nalistico investigation. The State is still here. The grand jury is still grinding. It is literally beset by people with tales to tell. Rock Island ia getting its long-over- due purging. The u rid - pire has been broken \up. Dozens of indictments have beén returned. charging everything from bootleg- ging to murder. The crime ring- Jeaders are locked up or in flight. The rank and file have scattered under the onslaughts of the Federa) and State secret service men. In scattering, some of them have found that by availing themselves of the convenient ‘ Mississippi River to cross into Iowa, they have trapped themselves and laid themselves open to Federal charges. Five Marked for Murder One Night. Important witnesses are closely guarded to frustrate any reneWed at- tempts to kill them. There is rea- son for caution. It has come to light that on the night that’ Gabel was killed in Rock Island and a Govern- ment officer was shot in Davenport, five men were marked for murder and only live now because they could not be found. There was a Rock Island man who was incautiously abroad that night when word came to him that death was stalking in the darkness and he stayed under an electric light until] @dwn, afraid to move in nny direction and afraid to call a police- man lest such escort might be fatal. The first thing the grand jury dia was to indict Anthony Billouig, George Holsapple, Dan Drost and George Buckley on the charge of murdering Connor Looney. The next thing was to indict John Loonvy, Louls Ortell, Lawrence Pedigo, “Gint"” Hippert, “Dirty Neck" Kelly, George Cahill and a man name: Coonie on the charge of con- spiracy to murder Drost. Looney had previously been indict- ed by the grand jury for the | | interstate tra ortation of a stolen | | yt | y { ‘automobile which was found afte: i | | | his flight when enforcement officers Seaton wet coresa’ arter » : _a ab : a @ cariond of Reveen "a Seon, with fim fect $4.95 414 N B . ae eae se ranch and was supposed to of cord and . . praia «Fe lanning to follow. io ee Sil Mo. Oo roadwa / fully guarent st Sivan tt na rth y We Buy for Less and Sell for Less , Between Locust and St. Charles « » and the Skipper himself The best toy on the market today; wind i{t up and it ruzas and stops automatically, true to form; it ta a pleasure to see the Skipper 79¢ work to start it ee ~ like That meets all trains, This the pir- End Ta- Full-sized white Ver- Just nis Martin or Oxt- ture dized Bed, $9.85 ble its only only to a person; or mail i ordérs > Lt) eeteter em SSS EE ee ae ih iy Ve ae js ar s ee Oe 8s ey 7 in A any Sewing Drop-Leaf Tables, in several Triple-Mirror Tollet Table, in golden osk A beautiful Candlestick, with- out the candle, finished patterns and fin- mahogany or will surely beappres” 14.50 yIivchrome. Special ishes, aw low olden oak "$1 Week a a ee r A clated by anyon@«s, | 31 Cash ‘Delivers ALMAPHONE Cartiso Record FREE FREE—12 Selections, 1000 Needles Mir Ladies’ Desk, finish; very beau- tiful design: spe- cial sale price... Beautiful Polychrome rors in several styles, at this price: large size ma Mahogany Removable Tray Tea Cart, just as shown; $14.85 t Mahogany Priscilla Sewing Electric Maid Vacuum Sweep- Cabinet, like pic- nee foe Sere ture, with. tray; teed in evefy way ‘Mo. specially priced and only a wonderful value $1.00 Delivers It. eaadiil $1.00 Cash $1.00 Cash - . q - s. See eeae*s ae Oa . ’ - ae iors MT as Nett 7 ° fe 96* » © aT be NM Pett Lae Dignified Terms on Any Cedar Chest Give a Cedar Chest to Mother or Wife! If you cannot think of a suitable gift for the wife, mother or swectheart, let us sol our pro . 1is sa Cedar Chests d you will gct something useful and lasting. A moth-proof Cedar Chest will mate than be ricer Tor 4 2 = ies he above illustration shows $24 75 The Chest shown in the Beautiful Period Cedar * This machine stands . high, 18 tnches wide — deep; cabinet mas * enameled tone chat tone chamber self-olling motor; 6f stop brake; 1 4 table; adjustable ty! tone modifier. This is the Almaphone Grand. It has a large automatic record file, a place for the ¥ record brush, gold-plated tone arm, crank and hardware. The case is made of n- uine mahogany veneered, beautiful satin-finish enam- el tone chamber, dustproof, seif-lubricating motor; velvet turntable; sliding tone modifier. large-size >. Looae™ itm with center is a plain design, con- Chest, in walnut finish. These structed genuine red are constructed of genuine or this sale of at cedar. Price red cedar. Price eee, as kd into a hallway, and they put ~ Ji ' * @ prison are Abe Beckd : e ti - _ don't make the righ & TT | Tod ae "ong. Even a nonentity | : inde | $6975 . ee inches wide, 18 inches deep; Women's Misstona 12-inch felt-top turntable; pivot tone arm; convertible oe $1,004,000 funé , 000 Is collected by Fe Mound City, IIl., Mounds, Ill., and 2 in Louisville, Ky. " ) | . "Y.000 for the work. maffer, President of the "ee found them and ¢ 4.° They put the little Ee — House of Detention. , Not far from each other erious friend, Rube . Must anewer for mur¢ RY &re going to die. Fo * Was just another one w couldn't vanish withoy the society of which Cabinet tn 4@ull mahogany FN SFEK $95.00 finish; 40 inches high, 17 A L ISTIAN COLLEGES record compartment has dou- Hh n ble doors; self-olling motor; of St. Louts is tryin sliding tone modifier; speed E city’s quota of $25,0¢ regulator; stop brake; ball reproducer; all metal parts a se Union Christiar nickel plated. m the Orient. If the d Sa Laura Spelman > Sa will donate an addif =*8 amount this far is $8,939.55, and nary Federation of Gent the remaind sl oS ‘on J) MB —_s ? Lo w , the fund was t © month ago when President of the She immediately

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EE Pe ee ae Se oe ee, - - a a mes 7 Re at MBER 17, 1922 : The City Circul | K ; . BEC ve = | ation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star an Ti | - | - nie ad the Times Combined by Approximate] a ' ——— - af the: Batty | NTCM, Stone Kacent € Daily Star and the Times Combined by App y 40,000. __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' M wy WHO BECAME ————_— a —— ——__—__ — S 7 | FAT AND UNLOVELY | ee ee ha att SES 4 eatinecd From Preceding Page. | | - -E-C-I-A-L 4 me JO4th street—and dragging P ow Zired and less emotional, | 15-Jewe] tL had pressed upon*her a . CT. 4% Jae : al Seen—for it would be cold im the | 4 Tae > .* T WATCHES BMRB ssies suspicion. When x Eg een eee vce eel One more week—make it count! - ' ; > a a SS as eke 7 a : That's the kind of gifts you'll find here—in a store that’s on, athe motor wasn't work. | See q mi OU ty an— er e filled with the joyous suirit of Christmas. ight. wo rive wu | 4 / ° — ' m" Norkin. and get it fe- » ‘ ' 7?" e . yea. A few endearing terme te | . SF. : na Gs re ‘ And at this store you carf make the most of the little time Band she forsot the hour. They | te | ~~ x The home, the family and | that’s left. You'll be given immediate attention. You can : ’ ns the gift of Furniture make every minute count. to the vacant rot, like a | sof ink, at 140th street and | P boulevard. ’ i " wa ve ; : . ' ; piget out and wait here.” said | co i Christmas is a “home” feast. It makes Homes happier, | You can make your dollars count, too. Prices here are ; d N ki d , r it ™ * ——” . . : : . . . . ; H75w Bad Norkin and be rig | : 4 Knits families closer. wide in range and the field of selection is almost unlimited. site 14-k. White G eda bit. It was very . : — wed her waiting. Abe drove | 3 @ + : ao home. mas purchases. "AY AFTER XMAS. and leaned out. | HE BAKNETT WAY” Se ewalk along by the car,” he said. | : going into the garage.” ? . ; \\\ \ ~ : walked, stumbling over the 7 \ , e ef the lot. The taxi jerked | ‘1. } ? . ’ Abe climbed out. | " . ; we Jen, lean over and listen to . A . | 7 i ooo ; wtor, will you?” wt Jennie Becker leaned just as the last fraction of . ; ie: . | poe ° - - ° Seen we eZ Ninth and Wash Sixteenth and C Bis treachery. she ceased to real 2 a = inth an ashington ixteentn an ass ; teh | = — i mer husband sonal : “- i eck toher. Tt was Dut a aplit A gift that’s helpful alk yon ) Cotes Chests : ” rj WV ashin ton ; story doesn't end there fo | Martha g through all the ycar—— mph : Sie you want to g er a really memorable gift, - or. _ ge of New oon | Se ing Table -_ wi d i W ere ¢ nf Ss ae : is se to ine ee see man | , £3 H I Sd , ‘a ry eo ét be a Cedar Chest. Our large stock of them Ti Gke taxicab motor. The . h ! offers unusual variety of selecti A good gift for the wom- ec L | ri ' 9 gee of New York heard - vague = in the seething neighbor- Shere that hear much sew- : ‘ + | Ot ie a otman no ooo eee | 3 gene it. be- = > The most practical and helpful piece of furniture ever | i 2 ) ’ 45 inches long, 21 inches Finished in American than that, Abe Becker heard Shes Hrs he ined \dec- " invented for the kitchen. Real thoughtfulness prompts . | ne or ype Seehss | Sneek Se ae pe whispere—whispers of women cauge tS que giving it to wife or mother. It will save time and steps i | : Chinese William-and knew Jennie Becker, knew her ‘. a eer : ey masa a ) and work for her. ) i for the children—and won-. : that & Woman who mothered | its roomy compartments ghould desert them. Abe Beck- it’s very convenient, too. these women in his daily : : : con | Beautifully finished in in. 48 inche@ long, 22 inches It’s easy to give a Hoosier. A ff [ - inten. Sep measures s5xss ing, and the greatly simplifies the work inches when open. of preparing meals. killed his wife.” | eight months it | | A 4 ipysterious friend. coats Siete | C pe t Sweeper, It’s 2 two-well model ry nc ok a mee oC under the intolerable | Priscills Se . Special at $3.95 ! with a solid steel case, -% t of that early Apri! morning. wing AA standard size, that's ' ; raised on legs and finish- Mim the detectives turned. He Cabinet, $5.75 a, a ee See ; ; . Ke 4 . light work of sweeping. : : no aioe soe questioned him. A charming Cabinet that ” ed in durable en el. e . can b pened rv am Watch s face. They looked ¢ e opened into a very ig , Co plete with full of @very quiver of a nerve. And at con¥enien®> sewing table: 4? mo | ‘ : dt }@riven to desperation, he blurted ais af aiken. and , ———— heating units, aluminum 4 | the confession. He took the po- beautifully polished. : Z utensils and thermome- Wis ith et our the boiler pit in the vacant lot | ter. A splendid “home” Pa da wh street and South boulevard | . : | an po % * mt had once been Jennie Becker Bedspread Sets rs, mq gilt. You — buy it on | Sa = y ’ } Hifted up—hardly more Ailent Bedspreads with bed roll ” . terms if Anata wish. , 7, C Tro a ere: in life. A clay-caked wed-_| eT Sar Bae hen- : : Come and see the Toledo | fell from a finger no ! | exPo eaves: full size: | | : . And Rube Norkin eaid: aoe free End Table ee demonstrated by Mrs. Fau- VICTROLA 180 - The Gentine Victor Victrola—Complete Stock killed his wife.” ~ for Only $8.95 | ce —— # 6 ver, domestic sciente ex- sd OE spn ean. Desired Model! Elias Exil e | . ; pert. : ola is here in the caftinet style you want— i ateey A companionable little | ang in finish We have portable ; ls, horizonta] models, took Abe Becker away from Table—the kind of a gift The doors of the neigh- | that wins a real welcome. | ~e. Ms and electric Victrolas shut in the girl's face. She Top measures 24x15 inches. : ents have monty ot people .° Antique mahogany finish. You cah choose it un aoviediy ‘streets of the Bronx) , “ | 88-No t e P] a bd e r-Piano | = | Prices range from S15 upward. And you can buy on our Gay, ‘"rned out by her | convenient monthly terms. Surely this Christmas you JK en ae eet eee — Re A tet ae ati ee oe. oe a —ee et A LEON, —_ «oa = - She grew weary with | / “tM «= Special Off put the little girl in an , . | Smet | pecia er heart of any woman ~~ we Ber mc her ignored her will put that greatest of sif@—the Victrola—into, your Might of her little daughter and | Len of 4 : + e*eeees?#°* Sqm into a hallway, where the | at | A decidedly decorative — i 2: i . and they put Anna Elias Desk; made of mahogany : be proud > a with . . | Victrola 80 or 2I0 of Detention. and beautifully finished. | “standard” player action and j And Ten Double-Faced $ 1 O 7 50 R rd —_—_——— wen are Abe Becker and his | : ; Mies friend, Rube Norkin. | Wing Rocker, 920" And a y x ~s | ARE 82. vexent ' / ; : 7 * : - sd 7 ~s ; : . y pew ‘Sewer for myrder and if | Silk Pillows Special $18.75 benc to — = 1 y eee | very new flat-top style Taeteates , Poem Neither — Poe wake the right answers Kapok filled Pillows; large S gracefully designed piano scarf and 24 player J. = make it a wonderful Christmas for you! _— . Bad anor, aie eaeeea | slik: in beautiful. cunburet ers SS eS eer rolls. You can have this | onys | rit r . ; - _ | es | patterns. Splendid gifts ina back panels °™ splendid Player-Piano in : 2 : The Twenty Select I 3 > Three O'Clock is the Even a nonentity Uke Jeh- t ° Sanish without « ripples at $5.95. «your home on Christmas day. ane Oe Orienteal—Foz Trot. * ® society of which she never | . ~= omer You can buy it on the easiest | | Pty c= & | N Ago—Vielia ese lle Gray EK $75.000 HFRF FAR You Hemind Me of My of terms—just small monthly we | E Willies ‘Tell Orctave— ) or weekly payments. | fem William ‘Tell Overture— TAN COLLEGES IN ORIENT gv : : a " We I. oil | it Nellie Kelly, I Love You Women's Misstonary Federa- : 35) | wae eK You Gave Me Your Heart own choice. Any ten double-faced Bt. Louis is trying to raise | (mae Gp : ~—— | Or you may make yc ‘ : d ey ; - a ee . ~~ ; Quota of $25.000 for the Si , | ‘fa is, San black label 10-inch Victor Recor $1,000,000 fund for the Folding Card Table, Drop-Side Tea-Wagon, , . ; ™e Union Christian Colleges| . $19.85 ® Orient. If the desired $1,- $2.25 Your choice of genuine —=® Collected by Feb. 1, 1923, ‘Strongly Senmeremee. it Americay walnut or genu- elman will stand s’eady and firm. ine- mahogany construc- = mo pear gen a4 Mahogany finish. Corners tion. WUrop sides add to its = Gonate an additional $1,- sbound with metal and convenience. Has remov- oo ser the work. nitkel plated. Leatherette able glass tray ang rubber - ; top, 29 inches square. tires. ma u S ) this far raised in St.| # 7 $6.939.55, and Mrs. T. D. | ; : Gifts for the Young ‘Uns, Too! Very welcome gifts—every home has room for two or Furniture made especially for their use—tables, chairs, three more of therm And* you can choose here from a » President of the Women's eration of St. Louis, a other pieces in great variety, strong- . Sere te withstaed streauces pee... = "a remarkably varied selection of them. Moderately priced, Bt the door. lier sister refused | Special *29 Small Payment | ) TR home. them and gave them Spinet Deg for $19.85 ~ 2 ; A Player that any family can m each other in the cell | It's a gift that'll win the, . : | beautiful. oak or mahogany | ecords | . a ’ Terms $5 a Month ‘ ~ emee —_- Se ee ee , | » ° 7 agree ree - - the mext month and a ® the remainder will be Then there’s Doll Furniture—miniature eces that too. For instance: most children consider the finest toys of all—dressers, . $3.2 . every- , 27x54-Inch Velvet Rugs seers -OZ-25 ee See. ee. arene #8x36-Inch Velvet Mats. ......-0+.+0+++- . $1.89 ie. Meh the quota was allotted to | year ago, no active work “i ago when Mrs. Shaffe,. . of the local organ- | immediately began a = “panized the various the fund was undertaken | I thing imaginable. |

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—— ee ar a ee = * Se — son, Soe, at iy > 4 € ee Te ~ _ ~ 7 7* al * . ad ‘80 ST.LOUIS _-POST-DISPATCH’ SRST MENT: __| DUELIST WHO GAVE 1 | SRB SEAS EAE NSE Se ee Nee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately How to Make P ine PROHIBITION ITS p Gough Soapiat Home | marrrnenssts “Tho (imax Of Our Xlmas Has No Equal for Prompt Results. — Continued ere a Takes but a Moment to Prepare, | Became the publisher of one of ten : a 7 nessee’s most prominent dailies. Gooper had already served in the Pine is used in nearly all prescrip-| state Legislature. But he found more tions and remedies for coughs. The fun in pulling the strings that made reason is that pine contains several | political puppets dance than in being | elements that have a remarkable 4 puppet himself. He became & polit- effect in soothing and healing the | j.2) poss of gigantic power, his paper | membranes of the throat and chest. 1). .nief instrument. Pine cough syrups are combinations | : Prestige of Family. | of pine and syrup. The ‘‘syrup’’ part He had not only the prestige that) is usually plain 0 ge Th lid a went with influence but also that of | To make the best pine cough remedy |... pris wife was a cousin of that money ean buy, put 2% ounces | President James K. Polk. One broth- of Pinex in a pint bottle, and fill up| ate secre- er. Edmund, had been private with homemade sugar syrup. Or y abe nie a Andrew Johnson; another, you can use clarified molasses, honey, | William, was Chief Judgé of the Ten- and Saves You About $2. SSS SSL LLL TT o Sell] . mee sO Oe r corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Fither mn rig Stem make a en) = At nessee Supreme Court, oy —, more than you can buy ready-made fag was also prominent in p for three times the money. It is “C5. ; pure, good and tastes very pleasant. | Cooper knew the intricacies of ee You can feel this take hold of q| counting room, but he was no we | cou or cold in a way that means/of study. The American, a flourish- | business. The cough may be dry,/ing daily, needed new blood to en- hoarse and tight, or may be persist- | liven its editorial pages. Some pat ently loose from the formation of | showed the Colonel a few editorials phlegm. The cause is the same—in-| written for a paper by a country flamed membranes—and this Pinex | lawyer, Ned Carmack. and syrup combination will stop it; Cooper was quick to spot talent in —usually in 24 hours or less. Splen- them. : Right now, in the very heart of the Christmas shopping days, comes this extraordinary sale oO Cedar Chests. It will proye ‘of great benefit to thousands of St. Louisans, not alone for its time- liness, but also for the great savings available. Every new and distinctive pattern 1s represented in our wondrous assortments, and, no matter what your desires may be, you'll find the very Chest you are seeking at a remarkably low price. | Cedar Chest 4id, too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse-| “Get that man on my paper,”’ he ness, or any ordinary throat ailment. | ordered. No. 4 nex.is a highly concentrated com-' Up from Columbia came. the pound of genuine Norway pine e¢x-| gawky lawyer, clad in homespun. | tract, and is famous the world ove?) That was in '86. His etlitorials at- * for its prompt effect upon coughs. . tracted attention. So did his clothes. Beware of substitutes. Ask your 4 brother worker gently hinted one so for ‘‘2% ounces of Pinex’’! gay that the man who could write wi thin Cedar Chest No. I Y $13.50 t SS SR SSS SE ECS SE SIS directions, and don’t gccept any- | such powerful editorials should dress | g else. Guaranteed to give abso- | +8 part accordingly. So Neg Car-| lute satisfaction or money refunded. | mack went to a tailor, and under, The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind. | careful tutelage soon flowered like ; a " = —— : | : beweas , - the Ily of the field. ; Yo “fe Became Close Friends. Cooper and ey became boon) companions. The oléGer man ad- mired the mental traits of the young- ster, who’was beginning to ripen. | Carmack also served a term in the) Legislature, and his tongue was run-. ning his pen a close racé fon gaare? | wreaths. Cooper became a national figure in inner political circles. He spent | much of his time «fn Washington, | where he was admired by President | Cleveland and Democratic leaders, | who realized the power he held down South. The years were beginning *o. tell on the cavalier. His locks be- | gan to thin. Duncan Cooper was| becoming bald. | Carmack was blossoming into virtie manhood. He had learhed the ways | of the world. In 1880 he foundcd the Nashville Democrat, and when it was merged with the American he | became editor in chief. In 1892 he| was made editér of the Memphis. Commercial Appeal. Carmack was another Henry Wat-. terson—with a bit more vitriol in. his ink bottle and less of the milk. of human kindness in his bosom. Where Cooper was the suave cava- lier, Carmack was the dominating master Of men. COoepr let other men carry out his wishes. Carmack —_—_— began to carry out his own. . Wins Congress Seat. “Cure Your In 1896 Carmack defeated for | . - Congress in the Tenth Tennessee | Congressional District Josiah Patter- | | 2 Ru ture Like ‘ |} gon, another famous old warhorse | _of the reconstruction period. Car- . we /mack's flights of oratory made him | | Cured Mine famous throughout the State. But) where Cooper made only’ friends, | and those the kind that clung to him with tentacles of steel, Carmack made friends who woulda die for‘ him—and enemies who would read- | ily have killed him. | The wheel of political fortune — turned and Carmack was sent to the ings sailed the United States Senate. That was ir if : then he sustained a bad ‘rupture that soon peross my A 1901. Roosevelt had fust thrown his only agmain asho u ep m hat on the White House sofa. and a pre, ars. We tried doctor | was beginning to show hig teeth. ts! Finally, he was assured that |Carmack had just tasted real power st either submit to a dangerous | and was beginning to discover the and large in proportion. ¥ ee e ° $275 5-Pc. Bungalow Living-Room Suite This magnificent Bungalow Living-Room Suite is the very newest creation and is offered at an amazingly low price. Each piece is designed in e the Italian Renaissance period and is upholstered in fime qualty velour. Comprises loose cushioned 72-inch davenport, with two armchairs to match, 60- inch mahogany Gavenport table and Ottoman. Just as shown, entire outfit priced at only........s+4.5%)- ; $6.00 Cash .- $1.00 Weekly Massive Davenette Suite With Library Table a ——— —— Here is a value that commands the attention. of the thrifty and economical, This Davenette horrent operation“or dle. e did Suite is massively constructed and excellently e He cured himself instead. lashes hidden beneath his tongue. upholstered in a fine grade. of’ brown Spanish ‘ + An€ Col. Duncan Brown Cooper imitation leather. Divan opens into full-size bed. ———= - . ) was becoming a little more fat, a lit- : : | tle more opinionated, and- little table. An incomparable bargain offer at only...... ~ more bald. : Cooper loved a man who was a | fighter. That may have been one of 1) the reasons for his attachment to Ned Carmack. It was also account- ed for the admiration that he began to feel for Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevélt was a Republican—but | also a fighting gentleman. Cooper . ®xpressed his admiration for’ him | openly, and eventually put his legs | egg the President's hospitable ta- e. > K Aisi ‘ ° on os Va } e = 4 le al / = ome i = ea — s em ; u ae, — = = SS Windsor Dining-Room Suite Irritated Carmack. Rown at the other en@ of Pennsyl- vania avenue Carmack watched -}"“Dune flirting around the White House."’ He couldn't stomach Te Be Tortured By T 2 oe ee eae A ed Ba to £0 Coll! ata | aming in a oor -was too if, of his conaition=cand at last > ‘much for “the hotspur of Tennessee rewarded By the y of the politics.” No doubt, he told Duncan | method so quickly made him @ well just what he thought of it. strong, vigorous and happy man. Ws one can use the samé method! Everyone knows that Carmack ‘s “~~ § safo and inexpensive. didn't hesitate to say in the Senate | es a Na mee Wa E eo : : should have the Captain Collings book, what he thought of the President.' « $65 C Li + ; come, ot about how he cured self, One day he arose and said dryly: edar- ined Chifforobe. SS Suite i$ splendidly constructed throughout, finished in American walnut, large roportion and beau- tifully designed in the Winds period. Comprises erson in t world treatment ‘ia thelr own home ® ont “Mr. Roosevelt reminds me of a ———— FREE They th ane mentee are | horse which I fb in os ea spture sen pre to’| In some respects he was a pretty fair. the below Coupon. But send. tt rigut kind of a horse. But he had only $ 15 away ~mow=before you put down tus one gait—that of running away.” paper. Pn; s : Roosevelt's skin was as_ tender | — - then as it ever was. The barb sank oy ~~ Fe /deep, and the man who shot it was iven. $2.00 Delivers it to You Collings (Inc. never forg rtown, N.Y. | But he wasn't the only man to feel By all means see this exceptional value tdmorrow. This Chifforobe is substantially constructed and comes in either solid oak or walnut finish. Clothes hanging compart- ment lined ‘throughout with genuine * Please send mé your FREE Rupture} | the lash of that tongue. Carmack and Book wi hout any oObli-fi said this of Gen. Funston: “He is on my part w | t hatever. the jayhawker Brigadier of the» Name ee eee eee ee Pee ee eee ee 2 ee wind-swept plains, the mightiest | Address SAPP POC e Coe ee Per egoe Samson that ever ps wen the jaw- | 3 bone of an ass as a Weapon of war.” e SaanSahaene eo 00002,0,0,0.9.0.00 00580 8c° | Foraker; Dolliver and even oid | red Tennessee cedar and has sliding — —— 3 Meti-roartam “Tillman: besan’ ta f ' trombone clothes hangers. Opposite . *DVERTISEMENT. sd © rear side has foyr drawers and hat box. that tongue whose words cut like’a | " + @ | Ddijacksnake whip. The Tennessean - im , n became the delight of the galleriés | ' and the dread of the opposition. . ¥ When the McCumber civil service ; bill termed the war of '61 the Peterson’s Ointment | “War of the Rebellion” Carmack ‘All pimples are inflammation of fought until the title “Civil War”! Us Ww ffi the skin,’ edys, Peterson, ‘‘and the - 4 kepee wi ‘ This love! ‘$ day-bed. has 75 newest reed best and quickest way to get rid yer From one end of Pennsylvania ay- eeSa. it. _ them is to use Peterson’s ointment.’’| enue to another his name wags’ ana- | Used bby méllions for eczema, skin and ‘hema. He was the one Senator who’ fakric asprin scalp itech, ujeers, sore fect and piles, Me’°™ *ttended presidential functions. Opens | tare full-mizeed bed= as He was the one man O88) Db) . shown Give ’ All druggists, 35, 606 © 50. | » Possidly, before enot ve,oue for Christipas, 11 Rtas t Baie, : + $1.00, $2.50, | whom Roosevelt quailed. Cafmack denotes exceilent judgment and ‘good » £5.00, “Judge A Doiph, kuderle Drug) had let his tongue Wag too frequent-. ‘Ante. +) GCeined Woisl-Wilson pill supply-you. Continued om Page 32.9 | $LitGarrtane cane cane care bees ¥ Hat hox dooP bas bevel plate mirror. Massive Reed-End‘Day-Bed _—— massively con- structed and has $1.50 Cash—75c Weekly an atli-stee!l link ne - a rr : _ > Here is one of the features in our great sale of Cedar Chests. This Chest is constructed of gen- uine Tennessee red cedar, elegantly brass-trimmed Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine Values is Reacned SIUOUG. _ CL WE Walnut Finish Cedar Chest—Illustrated Above This elegant walnut finished Cedar Chest is lined Enroug®- $ 75 out with genuine Tennessee red ceflar and exquisitely ¢s r signed in the true Queen Anne period. An ideal Christmas gift, and a huge bargain at only....... No. 1—Red Tennessee Cedar Chest This.genuine Tennessee red Cedar $ 50 Give mother, stater or “her” one of these$ gh 7 - Chest ta substantially constructed ° elegant Chests. Chest is constructed of : = and esmartiy trimmed with brass ‘strips. They are large site. No. 2—Brass-Trimmed Cedar Chest This Standard Equipped Cabinet Phonograph eeereveee* ©) 8, - fine quality genuln@® Tennessee red ‘cedar and is distinctively designed. As illugtrated at ieft. This beeutiful, and 12 Selections , ished and equipped with 19 $1.00 Weekly Pays For It. Surprise the family this Xmas with one of these handsome Cabinet Phonographe. It is sure to please every one from baby to grandma. This Phonograph Is elegantly fin- universal] tone arr and reproducer, enabling you to enjoy any rec- ord at all. Its tone chamber is scientifically & coastructed. Comes in handsome finish Com-¥% plete, with 12 selections of your own choice. [= anneal j $6.75 | These Coaster Wagons are sturdily constructed of hard- w and have rubber-tired steSl disc wheels. On sale at only $6.75. special, while they last. —_—_— —__e_— wan rolled top ——— — zm ; i! / - ; rem. t Every Toy in the House Sacrificed aaee Cedar ests are con- structed of gen- ; structed of gen-} Desk and Chair mnessee cedar and are trim- med with. braes $2.98 strips: on sale This child’s slant Desk at only $2.98. and Chair is rigid?ty cop- tructed of solid oak and Automobiles, ~ $5.95 to $14.50 These Autos are fust Ifke the big | This Juvenile Outfit is heavily coated ones, have accessories, rubber-tired with white enamel, excellently con- wheels, head lights, etc. Priced extra * Desk and Chair CAil4@’s solid oak Desk f and Chair; rigid- va ly . -censtructed. -i Extra special, at $7.85 $2.98'6 Roll-Top | offering of just | s priced while they last, at only $2.98. ‘=> | I = > im Juveiile Outhi | | $6.50 : structed and consists of table, chair and rocker. On sale at $6.50. Doll Carriage | An extra special « 76 of these fiber reed ~ Doll Car- riges at the sen- sational price of ss yy, a Mahogany Smoking Cabinet SE the family. It is designed.in the Wind. sor period, and has a cigar and tobacco humidor, cigarette drawer and glass top ash tray and match box holder. the special] price of............ eee This fine Mahogany Smoking Cabinet ; is sure to‘please every male member in $ 85 « , Swe eh 2s che > ote j On sale &t \ *1.98. Sturdily constructed Folding Card Table. Top is covered with fine quality leatherette, and has brass braces on each corner. Extra specially: priced. e ee eee oe o — THgET $53 tesck; : _——— eae ei eee The wonder Stove bargain of all St. Louls. This full- sized all-bilue porcelain Combination Range is gub-~ Stantfilly constructed and has an 18-inch oven, 4 coal hole cooking surface and ¢ gas burners, Cooks and bakes” eect} tag: Tee t8t: qe re +e} i ; > +t 33%) +4, oe be Priced at only 806. f $1.25 Weekly Pays for It! f - - This genuine’ Moore's air Aight eater is a record Ste special price of. 4": $39.75 nage oud Fewrcovereg. ra Room-Size Axminster Rugs; in beautiful Oriental patterns @ elegant quality. Specially priced..........+s«+. dees ote e f° y -Size Tapestry a great bargain ; at only ee ee 30x34-in, Grasse | speciallv priced « “ Squares; vanced, vou can these Con without the extrem price of The. ey : +, 5 a 7 of: articles to be had which are true examples ¢ z i SUNDAT, ECEMBER 17. 1922 THE RE Reliabie’s history: ig last week, as th r share nd the ~ extreme savings natu are offered Furniture ‘neeoperated with us. - y 7 o Vas A. 4 Pi

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bEMBER 13 922 7 a SUNDAY 7.2 ; % NDAY. .. F 4 BER 17. 1922. The Citv Circulation of the Daily HE RELIABLE S. E. COR. 8th and FRANKLIN AV.—S. E. COR. 8th and FRANKLIN AV. 1 Weert l are sahtable: gifts umber of the fam- yp Full aapemece rm ts Have Been Made To Take Care of qm A Record throngs! Gitt Seekers! Grasp This Opportunity! +» ™® a ~ ser > ~ e POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST.LOUIS POST-MISPATTH' oT —— _——— - a eer —-- THE RELIABLE THE RELIABLEL— NAL f : Vil N ~ — - a 52 : most economical. y of the ‘hundreds pMeliabie’s history-making Gin Anniversary Saie enters into its last and final week! Record throngs will be In attendance With Christmas just several days off, the R ersary f th a true exam wee eliable’s 16th Anniv Sale can prove of exceptional helpfuiness to those an ples of - . Jast - a = have eg ye to os mente our Anniversary Sale _ eagerly throng our establishment to obtain | ticipating giving FURNITURE, ~ practical, sensible gift, as a Christmas present. Don't wait until the fast day to buy. Be | great institution. eee eee he tible te auece Of the Reliable’s 16th Anniversary Sale cannot be overestimated—its = on. ang come MONDAY for as this sal the finish the th will Increase! Again we remind you that THIS be sure of Christ. : savings nature has proven irresis e to great numbers of thrifty people. During this annual economy event you | is as s sale comes nearer the finis e throngs edit terms in ef. Furniture bargains that are the result of months of careful planning in which manufacturers have generously | THE LAST AND FINAL WEEK OF OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE! JUST SIX DAYS MORE IN WHICH YOU CAN PURCHASE with us. | FURNITURE OF THE SUBSTANTIAL RELIABLE QUALITY AT SAVINGS OF 323'2 TO 50 PER CENT! a7, . “SHE” WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH THE GIFT is OF ONE OF OUR HANDSOME | OCDULTIC TENNCSSCC LCT Cedar | $19. ions 65 ($24.85 $ 80 CEDAR CEDAR ) CEDAR 9 | CHESTS Anniversary | Anniversary Pes % Sale Price. | Sele Price... . = * an Elegant, —————- Walnut “Period” Cedar-Lined | Chest! Profit by Our Low Anniversary Prices! ee ee LAST } + PPh Anniversary Sale of | 1 Se Chifforobes is ve-Ply ‘ * Genuine Walnut feectes ds en tedentey Ua IH Queen Anne Bow-End mice... 918.00 $25.00 solid oak Chiffe- (via Bedroom Suite $35.00 selld oak Chife: Reliable’s 16th Anniversary =". $22.60 RRB Ae ~ A $55.00 Chifforebe; rich i J 0 > eens aa hn on duatoe —- my p peer het walnut finish; mirror in dovetail construction, both backs and fronts. door. Anniversary full-sized bow bed. e dresser hav Sale $35.60 mirror and large chifforobe with roomy Price... en ene side and ecveral handy drawers ps my side. a TREMELY LARGE THREE-PIECE aE: PICTURED 1s PRICED EXTRA AT $69. . This $15 A Smoker wes ANNIVERSART SALE PRICE THIS $190 THREE-PIECE CANE VELOUR $9.65 DAVENETTE Ann tsem : ) f “Hi ‘. hi« , _ Roeliable’s 16th Anniversary oe pe i or M Thi dav enport instantly convert a ree 2 rn ae anetates Sea S6-iD. mattress. bed- : When cle =. bed- f compres ‘tr cick palterns of velour and Anniversary Sale of , . KITCHEN : CABINETS and yg oo Reliable’s 16th Anniver- Sale "$28 90 Ww sary Sale Price : = | r y “$55 Brass Beds = 4 an ie R.- -- Reliable’s 16th Anniver- $36.00 ntal patterns and sary Sale ine Tapestry Brusecis | om ) 5. Grass Rage: © This $39.75 Sep eset ree Oe Five-Piece _ S alteday,rioee tg Breakfast Set emprises table with .“Songeleust ASnerre®” aie ane ve yr! - et ely iow eae ge wd ~ h ap +? » of sper, 4 TTD Ade ; penutiful plain Se eatios ; . -_- S.£.Cr.8th& FRANKLIN ike. HEADS cit ng ounshine in You P "Home With) dhe hen that Chris? aside ) (=z : —— fre vCal 7% ~ t is MRT | 4 LAST WEEK TO SAVE 3314 PER CENT ON itt RUGS fee 2 guage, & FLOOR COVERINGS Maat ni 8 a) | $30.00 A ng cg oy Brusse!ls | - ene ) SIODEL 72 Rugs. Choice erns. able’s 8 et ae - ——* : : Louis TE Design Anniversary Sale Price........ $1 de | Hl ) ar : AO ———a Goneune IS Oly $45 @x12 Seamless All-Woeol Velvet Evga. } ae ' q. Peep. A | os ae 4 Reliable'« 16th Anniversary $29 50 : ; sag Obor . . Potogeny ee 15 | Sale Frice Loui: ZF. C cose Art_tode! y Golden Cak $60 High-Grade Axminster Rags. 9x12: mag- “4 — A 4 The. raph ree Ceagd nificent designs. RKeliable’s 16th $37 60 - Phovow opt i tee $145 ad t nar Anniversary Sale Price IL! ny one oes Ame 2 Faw TA MODEL “G” ‘125 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS IN Year family the wondertur Phe enteeii That QUALITY LINOLEUMS SAROLA PHONOGRAPH is Brings : the True Xmas Regular $1.00 Yard Guaranteed Ficertex—av- deed “THE GIFT 8U- solutely perfect—neot remnants. Reliabie’s 49c PREME!” Our assortments Spirit to Your Home!! 16th Anniversary Sale Price, yard. of SAROLA Phonographs are $1.60 Yard hometvens and Cook's Linctou— now complete and in antici- Four yards wide; cheice patterns. liable’s 16th Auniversary Sale Price. ot *, $1. 10 pation of the greatest demand ee ge ee this Xmas the Sarolasg have * thus far enjoyed, it is abso- Dining Tables lutely mecessary that you S38 Dining Table—Re- PLACE YOUR SAROLA Bapic’e Anniversary ORDER MONDAY for genuine five-ply wale nygt—has divided ord cuniammtepaut aa -- tene arm that is ad- justable te playing all makes of records—has numerous other saper- ior features character- istic of the remarkabie Sarola. Price .......949 $15.75 curIsTMAS DELIVERY! $40 Dinieg Bieter Sabic.ctie. Dable’s Anniv ereary Price .......914.50 $ DOWN ——_._ u—a——— structed in rich BEAL WALNUT, THIS $196 oe HIS $135 MASSIVE THREE-PIECE Anne pattern—embellished with effective contrasting carved wood paneis. Davenette Suite gered cmmy g Comprises 4k RELIABLE’S 16th ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE...... Constructed of genuine quarter-sawed oak or genuine mahogany veneer, and comprises davenport (that is instantly converted into a full-size, large, roomy, all-steel bed), large armchair and full-proportioned arm rocker. When closed the davenport can contain a 35-lb. mattress, as weil as pillows, bed clothing, etc. ae AAR et = ‘ i . rh: f its pS wits on Ee ite V2 ys jhe oo {hy de THIS $210 CHARMING ‘SUITE $ zy, CANE LIVING-ROOM SUITE Reliable’s 16th Anniversary Sale Price. ...... | Comestens © w Sao pee Oe that inciade large, louse cushion darenport, leose- eee mrt FS YGUR TOME TEMES: WHT Our Special Pipeless Furnace ‘OR SOLD »P Se in for Details This $42 Double Ventilator ety os ~~, ei THIS $210 “DEVONSHIRE” 3-PIECE LOOSE-CUSHION Overstuffed Suite 22°": {> 5 4 4 $190 Overstuffed Suite $117|& $260 Overstuffed Suite $146 Reliable’s 16th Anniversary $25 BLACK $150 ‘SPLENDID BLUE Ee me oe gree mare HEATER RANGE 380 COOK Meet a parece Ys we Meter ish the : . it ist . 4 a > as & ney 1 bs 9 |

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« es > - The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alors Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. The reached the office of the Secretary ‘of State before Cooper left the Cap- {tel for jail That was the last straw thet broke the prohibition camel's back. Car- mack had been assassinated by the whisky trust, and now his “red- handed murderer” was given a full and complete pardon!, The liquor forces, bloated with overconfidence, awoke to the men-| ace which confronted them, but it. was too late. Through the small | towns and hamlets of America for | a decade had gone the tale of the) gallant Carmack, who gave his life | for “the cause.” Prohibition and | civil righteousness were irrevocably | linke@d. Carmack was enshrined. | Every State In the Union had its) advocates of nation-wide probhibi- | tion. Many of them were strong 43. the Statewide prohibition act. Legislature did so. All over the South and the Mid- west Protestant denominations were demanding that the saloon be abol- ished as a “tribute to Carmack. The Northwest Methodist Confer- ence at Dallas, Tex. passed resolu- “Dunc) Nashville Tennesseean, and scat cea might agree: to Major Duncan} for his enemies. His defeat; Brown Cooper, the great diplomat ed chasm. Cooper| made him far more militant. Ser-| of the political Zweibund, be all eee mn, en building = 3 mons were preached in churches! honor and glory forever.” powerful political machine—a ma- flaying Patterson as the scion of the Cooper read that editorfal—and chine that was menacing Cooper's devil. Carmack became the leader) saw red. political power.. Cooper said it was; of a lost cause, admired in defeat. Monday afternoon at 4:30 p. m. a machine the like of which Ten-| The Tennesseean’s new editor con-/| Senator Carmack was walking on sidered “bald-headed angel Dunc”! Seventh avenue. At Union street! tions deploring Carmack's death, as the chief cause of his downfall.| Co]. Cooper and his 28-year-old son,' denouncing the supporters of the He began to attack him in his edi-| Robin, hove in sight. There was liquor interests in politics and de- torial columns. | shooting. iclaring that “Carmack died a mar- | One day Carmack soured an ex-'. Carmack fell dead with one bullet/tyr to the cause of prohibition and tra portion of vitriol into his ink-| under the heart, one in the left! civic righteousness.” a Class, but of his own mentality. heroic oratorical gestures brought to holder, and wrote this editorial, en-| shoulder, and one in the neck. Rob- Feb. 23, 1909, Col. Cooper, testi- “Back home” politics was being | his side men who had never taken | titled: jin Cooper was wounded in pdt ie fying at the trial for pe gt - talked again. The direct primary particular interest in politics before. | \'THE DIPLOMAT OF ZWEIBUND. shoulder. Duncan Cooper had not} had heard Carmack using his nam system had been inaugurated. For-|They were primarily for Ned Car-| ,,_. Mager Duncan Brown Cooper fired a shot, though he had drawn) many times in the late gubernatorial mer Gov. Taylor, the brother of “Alf” mack and not especially for the -aitiie wrdeaht the arent coalition, | ™® revolver from his pocket. He! campaign and spread to the “black Taylor, who was Tennessee's Gov- things for which he stood. It was a /wWwas unscathed. and white” insinuvation. ; red the harmonious con- ernor last year, became infected with | case of a leader making a cause. si mag yp oih lrmendey There is no use trying to explain; ararch 20. 1909, the Coopers, fa- > ars Po ge rt } between the two friends when flirting around the White | gunning owes “ on (o(+ ——k 7 Cleopatra’s nose. “angel Dunc,’ * Cooper’ s baid uwead. Somewhere the Comic Spirit | ‘ laughs. HOLIDAY GOODS Gilbert line Toys and best full 2 > S = FRANKLIN HARDWARE ,Z's ™™ Rvs kt The slight rift that had ——— appeared | never made any bones about it. | | This was in 1906. Cooper aspoused | ADVERTISEMENT. ) the cause of Taylor with a mighty REW KIND OF LIGHT splash. That was the unpardonable | ‘sin in Carmack’s eyes. Carmack and Taylor went cam-. . _paigning through the hills and vales | fuventor Discovers Way of Produc- of Tennessee and Taylor won. Running for Governor at the same time was Malcolm R. Patterson, the son of the Josiah Patterson whom Carmack had defeated for Congress 'in 1896. Carmack hated the son on general principles. Cooper liked Pat- 'terson and supported him. Carmack swung his influence toward Gov. Cox: Patterson won. Col. Duncan Brown Cooper, totally bald and extremely emphat in his opinions, was greatly pleas« Both his horses had won. But) ) 5. Cooper didn't . ee : ‘iia f ’ 9 -) eg ~ » ¢, ae “= “OS td oat OT Tr SS? Be . Bee 2 ae De » . f > mag »: UG OT a BF gt 3 ad OF te o CY iP 2 7 i SF 2 Waren oe - sia: me apts + as —. eee ' : : ’ DA-BED WITH MATTRESS An Ideal Xmas Gift for Your Wife HANDSOME OVERSTUFFED SUITE Opens Out Into a Full Size Bed An overstuffed Butte that can be convrerted tnte sa wll ~i in 30 gecon’s. Handsome in eppear- —s | SOE EN RE Large Size Cabinet GRAPHOPHONE With 12 Selections 49 15 4 oe e G ra phophone cem- p-ee with 12 selections et this low price. It wil] pay you te in- vestigate this liberal offer ag thi ° is @ reali $75 value. In tone an appearance ft is equal to machines costing twice as much “ he fheid for Christmas ée!!: ery if This ts truly the won- Graphephene — reeord very “ed and corered im so mn be had i i cane amitah cam $19:75 Smoker . art $12.50 Smoker. ... $1.95 § $29.75 Smoker . Deowbdle Plate Mirror in Hat Bex and Wardrobe Door CHIFFOROBE SA beautiful Geubdle door Chifrede with beveled edge mtrrer tn hat vor and wardrobe deor. Ful! size, has 5 large drawers, bex and large spe- cious wardrode compart- ment. Also ts @tted with Pull-out elothes rack and pants hanger. Can be had £5.00 Cash in any Snish desired end g7.00 Weekly is an tmmense valce at this price. Full Skirt Length Walnut CEDAR CHEST & 2 “A ' , * > hat $30.00 Walnut Chest ..$21.75 $60.00 Walnut Chest . $40.00 Alt Reed and $7.25 Oart........ $6.00 ee os 2: $10. $12.50 $15.00 euffer attacks brs this ly called “nerve in- ee ee y: V, 4 Wey + ‘ —_———— er hurt constant!y. in the shoulder. neck the back. or down the he beel. It is somce- sclatia. rheumatism aften end in neuri- $12.00 TELEPRORE STAND AND CHAIR &: 1 SIMMONS BED, WITH SPRING AND + FELT MATTRESS 15 SATA ATATATATATATATATASATATNS" sar am rt aes a hes ots ont ete ony o. ,~ “ee you have nerve: them. yeu can get ag narcotics or) — i _ ats Pe te *>)> 7 et ge EO 8 oe 8 ET eget ls This te a Bed efer- of unusua! nest. A immense a'l-steei me spring and felt mat. SE ee or Che di narily Day for the bed alone. We have ently a limited 2ume- ber ef these and we offer them as ! es they last at this low price, $18.75. 2 ienttne was 49, Cooper 65, and feeling his | eu the nose and throst thet ft fs used ase. Word went to Carmack that | Re Cooper was touchy about his bald- | Sees. The Colonel felt he was re- ‘SPonsible for his own individual ;acta. but as far as his physical a2p- | pearance was concerned. “the Lord | hath given, and the Lord hath taken _Sway. biessed he the name of the Lord Lad Ff a Be ene neewree et be es sagsassnssrsmcoarsarses Bs tae te ote ote ete ete oy i — 75 Value. ......$1.25 | $2.50 Complete Outfit... joss me Vee... Eee _ $3.75 Complete Outfit. . paerrs s. - | $425 Complete Outfit... All Goods Marked 4 in Plain Figures ONE PRIGE TO ALL - DOLLS mahogany finish at this low price of only $8.75. ae oh AM ith Large-size Speak- ing Doll which says mama. Vers special for only But Carmack had founda a vulner- | able spot. Achilles didn’t have a ten-| der heel, but he had a bald head—| Oh, joy on the stump! Time and again Carmack referred | 0 fetes po angel Dunc Coop-| He went further. He began to’ emphasize the question, “is bald-, headed Dunc Cooper an ankel of darkness or of light?” The Colonel's | futher had owned many slaves. “| TO ALL ere are some epithets that’ =) ! : | fighting men will not take of God ay om aa a, oun feecene™ <n or the devil. Poking fun at an old! roll edge and band stitched seams a aie a. oe — on height ot amazed when you see this remarkable value. taste, © make the veiled in- Can De chetce three- Sinuation © * © that was the un- sont ln laa Fee pardonable offense. . Carmack was made. editer of the - ~ eYRNITURE Co 1030-32 FRANKLIN AVENUE: i Met: ae

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The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Feeeeds that of the Daily Star and \he Times Combined by Approximately 40 000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' US. SURE UTMOST AP | EVERY DEPARTMENT OFFERS SPECIAL PRE-XMAS VALUE EADY TO SUPPLY XMAS SHOPPERS With ORT ORE, The PRACTICAL, SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFT! } Sa a lk eee No “il Fee agate accent: GIVE “HER” A CEDAR CHEST ft XMAS! y ments prevail in every department of our large, a Cedar Chest will be “HER” favorite. Our spacious establishment, and Christmas shoppers disp! will find it decidedly to their advantage to inspeot ieee wary deatten chats 0 on — : our comprehensive stocks and investigate the ex- dependab! , n - reme loweness of our special pre-Christmas an 4 and phed more of ee Totmeeeee rices! Furniture purchased from this establish- cedar. Noteworthy pre-Christmas val- nent will immensely please both giver and re- ves are offered at siplent, as [it oombines extreme handsomeness ind quality — long, G4 a 10°75 $4 4-20 sty il ei $4@.70 $99.75 Re al il 18 22 y Aaa 37+) PLACE XMAS ORDERS MONDAY “ . JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS THIS ons GRACEFUL FIVE-PIECE . age ; | : BREAKFAST SET This $600 Magnificent : , Pinely camatracted and comes jn beas- 90 M ld f PI Di | Seemapaa ca UEY , eee are oy eldor - iano chairs. The surface of this set is covered MONDAY!! GI SUPR E in Valspar, which retards heat and adds —_ — to the life of the oct. a Wee - yell 2 ay WITH BENCH, =n | + meet : RF & MUSIC ROLLS! | A Bigger | o_— wn Rich. beautifu) tone: full 88-note i$ ef vim) j P ne a « having white ivory keys and ebony flats: t | Demand A) | Tee oa » quick repeating, responsive action nnd | CaaaeE «Surprise MR eeeeee : oo he This Year -= te a i i family will be delighted with! _ wot the Than Ever /|3$5 A WEEN | Your Family a SES 4 wey No Interest! No Extras! Liberal Terms! ! Before: (51 A WEEK| With [iaeaaeed @xk (~) $400 SPLENDID GUERHARDT ¢ ) 1) er i PEC PLAYER PIANO ° moe y uy 5 A R 0 L A —s a i! ‘ 1! abe bhe lar, Comes one Queen Anne period and iet us demonstrate one to you. They go at sr Annua! Christinas Sale. aa i aid ees ya wi lie = | Hh ™ P7 2% $200 GENUINE WALNUT QUEEN ANNE cn INING-ROOM ner 4 A Fortunate Purchase of Several Carloads Makes pees eT ee Possible These Incemparably Low Prices! 3 : : wy Kian dngree. | Co handsome Dining-RKoom Suite express refinement to the Constracted of genuine walnut and consiste of large 60-inch et. Lethe e-dank eitension table (round or obleng style), and 6 full eat hedral -bac THIS $230 THREE-PIECE Vanity Dresser Bedroom Suite $ aye DRESSER—BED—CHIFFOROBE Sensational bargain offering in Bedroom Suite, embodying extreme good looks and sturdy construction. Consists of large triple mirror vanity dresser, bow -end bed and chifforobe having large wardrobe compartment on right side and drew- ers and hat compartment on left side. This Suite comes in rich American wal- ~ m q’ - a Of % fer Ae A Nie armchair and loose-cushion arm rocker. bi ibn bin $20 OIL STOVE - 7 ‘ - $1 g 0 with = 9 Day Bed. C | SUITE ee Sone ae S $65 CEDAR-LINFN ; : ; | Fortunate Purchase Fertunate Purchase I Tae tee oo ae pone Sale Frice Sale Price sae ie AS SHOWN ABOVE — PSHIFFORO BE erie Guicies et = _| : F KA f\ | % Geruine Leonard Kankakee dh bi, L, avon t}, alle ~ > 3 Burner Oil Stove "AT VERY SPECIAL \ ps4 E > \y qy G (\ \ S » Ee —_ 1-48 | Erie i = a ree =A | ATE see 19" = : Beira eas Pr ieRIT OTe MUSICAL NSTPUMEN a be eed SS ee: 11051107 1109 OLIVE SI cele A cmcmensina . eee

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Pa an i. deste ae } ae ks a - ie a : Pe ah - - “ ’ _ , ‘ Py - . . « ; . “a - i au / _ ; : : 3 a. a _ . - = , SN ; - — . - " e on ; « L . ‘ . yt fe, ‘. an . * : ; = + . ’ : ‘ . ; ~ ~ a » P Tey . “a > a ‘ hal : > ’ , . - 9 “~~ ‘ve, Zs 0 : 4 . “' ¥ 9 ae * ~ —_ e oe ~ & ~ ~~ ‘ _— ~ ‘vw -» - By ST es yaad ~~ * ° ° ~~ “ . a . . ~S ‘“) _—_ > ’ . . ~. r . — ~ | MAIL ORDERS cant = ang 4 a \ : ' ; f ‘ : . . ~~ Peat CAREFULLY FILLED t= =: A complete ass ‘| aS foie) 18) _——e f fe packed in beautiful : S SN it i KINDLY INCLUDE . ) ae j i " My 4 Se -.) oe : | . ‘ : , - oF. es -s eR Pe Oe oe te a-ak Se ee es : é ii) ' Mahogany Mae ——— Xmas Cemetery Wreaths ~. A ~* | extra large size, = a A welage Y Kf J ee SY See |e Xmas Window \ 3 ) (; | - 1 i J] ? é POSTAGE Wreaths cy q +i ¥ 7 vq al GET YOUR XMAS GIFTS HERE FOR LESS!Gi nx | GIFTS | Jo or sach Thom to Bars While Ta : @ A Eastman Juno Kodak a FOUNTAIN PENS MAKE PRACTICAL GIFT: ory ) me valet — = ICKETS FOR O Mes —nierentiarng: th tains al te $1.00 or More P 'yralin ae “4 ts ; ood Foun- | ’ , a. s : sriate and acceptable than a & | « , Nothing is more appropria Pp hoose these welJ- ) . po 2 J “ " ie s » : tain Pen. and from our enormous stock you can 14-k solid gold Coty’s Combination Set, packed in beautiful leather box, . | : , . ; ll of which have “ . registtrs ap 2 1- ss L’Or , » one box | Genuine graiv leather, black cover, eee known, guaranteed brands, all of \ > he pack ¥\ hen ay ice V containing 2 1t-ounce bottles L’Origan Perfume, 0 | points, and are self-rilfing Pens. Any Pen may be pac ked in a Le A : \ Z.. Fe FI E PO! L/Origan Face Powder, four L’Origan Sachets... . $50.00 +0 black loose-leaves. i | Size 7x1, at beantiful Xmas box. $14.00 Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, original 4-ounce cut-crys- : Parker Lucky Curve, RIES lease, cctgisl 's-cuncd cut-crye- SPECIAL SALE 4 Waterman's $2.50, | $2.50, $3.50, $4.50. os Sd - o- . y’s L’Origan Perfume, original 2-ounce cut-crys- $4 $5 $ Pick $1. re) a L. os ‘ tal bottle, gilded top $ . , Dae . ; : ee tree Transportatic geen a EASTMAN FOLDING AND , Scheaffer, $2.50, | $3.50, $5 and $6 Ta gh: ual ad ick leek : , $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, | Conklin, $2.50, $3.50, | a | to Them $1.90 Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, original 14-02. bottle. $1.69 BOX PREMOS $6, $8 andupto$i5. °35 read $6. An Always Welcome Gift ie to T re $3.50 Coty’s L’Origan, Paris, Chypre or LaRose Jacquemi- Poon ‘7 not Toilet Water, original 3-ounce bottle.... No 9 Box Dunn Pen, $4, $5. JOHN HANCOCK Let her best loved gift be yours—a set of Pyralin ‘A PRACTICAL G r by: | : $6.75 Coty’s L’Origan, Paris, Chypre or LaRose Jacquemi- Preme $9.19 Duofold, $5.00, $7.00. CARTRIDGE PEN gi. uate things ee Aa at > e akuainaes elle q 3 =e a "i not Toilet Water, original 6-ounce bottle 4 g | Peel Di d Pp i t P ve fill thie Pen you simply uv- ae nye - rg auty ogee unques on q y . D tied eee ‘ LY one ctl until Ch $5.00 OCoty’s Paris Perfume, cuticrystal bottle, fancy box No. 2h Box ari! amon om en screw barrel cap, sifp_an ink cart- x a delight to her for many years. wee . sev days in wt : ¥y ’ . ’ . : yh The Harris Pen ridge into the barrél, screw_ in We carry a complete:assortment of Ivory iS _ ? Just an Chbtaeeaal h = to. provide ; decorated with a view of Paris............. .. .§4.49 ¢ Red barrel, extra large ink capac- irmiy lace cap, and — a . - , (; Ne, 8 id gol firmly, replace cap, 00 Pyralin in both plain and Du Barry patterns. With large No. by $3.98 “4 o, solic we | $4. start writing. Price ; $5. I I 2 > ; .. St. Louis community f $3.60 OCoty’s Paris Perfume, original 1-07 bottle... .$35.24 a> : ahi) 4} calla beta wld. ; ps TS | | $1.90 Coty’s Paris Perfume, original 14-oz. bottle. . . $1.69 } VT “WRITE HAND COMPANIONS” ta plate eae Re a a jp work of the Post-Dispatel $6.75 Coty’s LaRosoe Jacqueminot Perfume, original 2-0z- 44 mine 3 . - pieces. Put up in fancy ateietce PEARL POCKET { i ane at the Coliseum ar t j ; ox . > . - cut-crystal bottle . fa 44d37 peg $10 s $50 - ae Mammittee is busy. with the $3.35 Coty’s LaRose Jacqueminot Perfume, original 1-ounce . (“tai 3) 3 | i 3 Finest quality; 2, 3 and 4 blades i af! of the names to, bottle $2.98 ee 0 Wf ne mite Ivory Military Halr Brushes rng ‘ineek tea $3.98 7 $10.00 lect from. 4 wad which is necessary to w ; a Le . - Se eeeenet Perfame, origmal %4-o. get An Eversharp Is the Happy Sclution of All Your Gift Problems “WHITE IVORY MANICURE SETS | “tle Price ptival. sntribution lists have be Mbuted to many of the leadif — - » . - -* em — » on ————— —— Sh + ae ¥ — - aa > a — = 2 a ‘* 2 = > so >. - v &e--s a -Sees $12.00 ne deCorse Perfume, original 2-ounce ee i Silver-Plated and Plain, 50c to $1.75 Sterling, $2.50 to $6 Gold-Filled, $3 to $6 put wp beget gg omer ‘. 5 co a | me Pric Ever-Sharp Sets consisting of EVER-SHARP PENCIL and WAHT FOUNTAIN PEN in ag ae Mi a of the very best all-forged BALL-B RI NG ees houses and offices and t $7.00 Coty’s Jasmin deCorse Perfume, original 4.-ounce Price Price . « d Pencil come R bs . ~ T No. 2 Single Lens......$ 8.00 $ 7.19 | individual silk-lined leather case—the Pen an $9 SO t $ egular $10.00 Sets at - i! fancy cut-crystal bottle .............. WA herr s 0 1 1 ROI i tit SKA Tete ing the late will go , iis No. 2 Double Lens..... .$10.00 $ 8.98 | in both gold and Sterling silver; priced from | »? 4 ye rt i.e = : ‘ ee $2.75 Coty’s Jasmin deCorse Perfume, original 12-ounce | y, 5, Single Lens......$ 9.00 S$ 8.09 For Any Member of the Family wads ae thats oF ,. wine the coming week. n " : No. 2a Double Lens... ..$11.00 $ 9.98 “For the =, 00 G il tt . San ments | noon aa ; urt eh Fab Guus Sonmi accoree, aksncart or siox Tower | So 2s Dewble lene... $1100 8.688 | THEM EEOG LONCH-RIT Fo uae | $5. ifette |The Madison Phonograph | ii; Qa ce Water, original 6-ounce botile.........+..........$6.49 | No, 2c Double Lens $15.00 $13.49 Recular $5.25 value; an | Old style silver-plated Safety Razor, “| wheels, extension | ~ poaken, Re peace vues $4.00 Coty’s Jasmin deCorsc, L’Effleurt or Styx Toilet No. 3a Single Lens $14.00 $12.59 extra-large size pint and a | complete with 12 Gil- $2.98 A Real Phonograph 7/, ental tel 8% to it indies he hosts to the thousands ‘Water, original 3-ounce bottle . 3.4 No. 3a Double Lens... . .$16.50 $14.83 half bottle; nickel finish lette blades; sale price. Regular value, $3.50. idren who will receive te $4.10 Coty’s L’Effleurt Perfume, original 1-ounce bottle, : $2.98 13 inches wide % itis at the Coliseum on Ch pee ALWAYS APPRECIATED— Icy-Hot Metal Lunch ~™, An Appreciated Gift : - » i2inches deep . ie ming and the 2500 or mc $2.25 Coty’s L’Effieurt Perfume, original '.-0z. bot. .$1.98 ae with %-pint bottle cc for the Schoolboy f : 7 : jes who will be gladdenec $6.50 Coty’s Styx Perfume, fancy 1-ounce bottle $5.7 A CUTEX MANICURE SET and place for lunch. . S The greatest Table Rages, : Sty | ’ Pee es Pe Phonograph ever of- ner’ tre et of the material thi $4.10 Coty’s Styx Perfume, 1-oz. plain bottle... #. $3.59 WRAPPED IN HOLIDAY = | fered; not an assem- \ wa i. to prepare a bountiful $2.25 Coty’s Styx Perfume, 14-02. bottle $1.98 PACKAGES ra! nie eee : @Q@wtar -geledin hig . ) y? » OZ. ...- Ol. AC : | , every part manufac- —_ | | ‘Ss repast. Olitizens are u $6.75 Coty'’s Chypre Perfume, 2-02. caut-crystal cylinder s F S ‘ tured in one factory. .: ¢ ; y yp $5 De Luxe Sets cece ee eee es $3.98 . 4 Mechanically perfect; | not only from @ sense ¢ botud $3 Boudoir Sets 2. i c all parts nickel plat- ~eniiiial also in order to gain for $3.35 Coty’s Chypre Perfume, 1-o0z. bottle 2. $1.50 Traveling Sets : Give the Gift You Like to Get — to —— — soundbox; large amplifying cham- : ?, rts > th ; | sees a ae oa ‘e-% Ss . er; speed regulator; start and stop device; mahog- - D . happiness ° $1.80 Coty’s Chypre Perfume, 14-07. bottle , $1 Five-Minute Sets any polished iacquer finish. Plays 10 or 12 fee soll 2-YEAR GUAR . ware fe * e they vee ary C ei te dk _ | | 60c, Compact Trial Set icv-H C fe | : | any yommbed sheqeer | pias : see taf ee ra se ee 5 Eefecgass. "Hews vi Saat" 7S | Electric Irom By giygyilers er wmsene son ESO, ' =: price - ; ! : @* to late start in the $5.0 Djer-Klsa Tollet Sete oo... eee $6.09 | A Wonderful Assortment of Stug| and Jug Sets PI ree croictrese Frocuvel 3 $5.00 oat ies Sets . and Horn Handle Complete, with 2 pint bottles, tray j : sf ¥ Re ibly to the fact that th Djer-Kiss Sets and 2 glasses, in the following col- #% ro ae a been oversolicited for Mavis Combination Scts | 3.3 5. . Pocket Knives ors: blue, pink, ivory and mahog- “ my : Give Ingersolls for Xmas | : ay roe ; . ai a ; gsi Bars Jonteel Combination Sets any. Regular | | , aon Cara Nome Combination Spts.................... $10.00 | Two, three and four 79¢c $13.50 values. a} © $8 | ese There's ne gift like a Watch, nothing = 2 Aha A the Executive Committee” oa i 4] Complete assortment of Hudnut’s, Melba and Luxor Toilet | blades. Regular Sale price used so much ant ginsultes as — ' } Ne OAR ' hould. To date the total {fs Sets. Also in indi x s packages. NE es oe kt * oe cae ied so long. Sizes for men, wo , ' ti ate ae taatomean Sen wey ch 28g mee ao : $ 85.00 nickel-plated Carafes; ry | : a = pe Redielite dials that , . | at , ia | Se 7 $1000 behind the to = 18 Sopa rem Prance. =-pint : MIC Y- tS tell time in the dark. Jeweled models | 7 = ve 4 ' ae aa date last year. . , | | the, administration ext Fioret Jouir Des Jardins Perfume, original bottle, packed — At Cut Prices. | 81.50 EN eam, off in nickel and gold-filled caves at Flashlights —s Attristmas Festival work ~*~ in fancy box $3.00. $5.75, 85.98 . . Rotfle prices from ; : | . é , Bn te ie Tt a caie Se —- 50 ¢. $9.00 | Seo la - to : 2 | { ; ae an - wy of the money contrit pe in fancy box, gold plated top $6.50 COMPLETE WITH BATTERY - . Main "“Heraud’s Muget Perfume, in fancy cut-glass bottle .$4.98 |! ) , R A Db ; O ay E TS 46 setul”’ as 0 (for the purpose for w D’Heraud’s Prairies En Fleurs Toilet Water. packed in = ie Always U a ’ f { . | ; vii lle fmyvén—to extend Christm ancy box $4.50 7 ' Hi ' j i g00d will to those who. 2 . + . a gh-grade Radio Receiver, that will bring in all ’ . cc Hera Cocur Meurtri Perfume, packed in fancy box. . $7.50 Renee . aid local broadcasting stations. A highly offisient er lel RENULIFE VIOLET RAY ot yt me ‘is always appteciited; various color The Rogers Electro is ate: 1 means to pro D’Heraud’s Jasmin Perfume, in fancy cut-crystal bot .$4.50 | ! » THREE head sets i ing highest prone une leather rolled casess contain- | BOILS, COOKS, FRIES, TOASKE ige for themselves and the D : y > f tal that will operat« -E head scts on an IN ing highest grade forged steel implements. HEATS Fees a | ‘Heraud’s Ambre Perfume, in fancy frosted bottle. .$4.98 | 2-cell fiber case, Miner lens 49 | SIDE AERIAL. Health, Vigor and Strength A complete Hot Pt D’Heraud’s Chypre Perfume, in fancy cut bottle 2 $-cell fiber case, Miner lens.... italit . . JUST THINK! diay: ie > ) No batteries or bulbs; SIMPLE and PERMA- and Grives away 4 Af) Star Electric Heating Pad handsomely nickel plated. Only ..( 1 ervices Volunteered. s ) + a D’Heraud’s Les F’Euillages Perfume, in faucy cut bottle, | 2-cell nickel case, Miner lens. . . ee ; flower designed : y 3-cell nickel case. Miner lens... $1.98 | NENT in adjustment. Just the thing yn disease. ene Executive Committee wer ; ‘Dispatch Christmas F - » s gift.. Price i e ‘ ‘ »-Oounce bottle This Spotlight is spe- —— seating — Specially Priced oe oases e bsed of more than 20 Eveready cially equipped with ~ high T : ‘ “St . ‘ a focusing device for . . . grade thermostat willp ex Fopper is nt lve business and prof sined bor $5.28 | Spotlight :="o"'"s «| Lighting Outfits | FREE—S! Gem | "==> Fesulating “3 heats: | “WHA. SHARPEN 'aNy & pe! women who und re . .L NICKEL- a. te ; Y MAKE RAZOR RLADE (58 ia | '4-ounce bottle Perfume. an tae BEG. $5.00 For Xmas Tree Ulumination Safety Razor | sa cal = ae ; LADE CS 5 aerate ae PRICE 8-Light Outfits. Mazda 5 bledes switch, conveniently Pt aN rite. NE i Ppiness by increasing the - 2% o2. Specia, Cloaustete at Complete with ‘ ; i x > at | : \ Price 3 49 with wi pemee with every Razor Strop | Come in and get free demonstration. | ?!4°°4 iD Pad, works | ‘ PT eS Coit x —. Neat Sot ‘happiness “of others. ‘ containing = pntiery $2.19 (for re-sharpening Gem For Digestive Disorders, Skin Diseases, | °" either current % . Mee “IMP Lenn, ho NG aS " ie Votuntecred and: ort , Compact Blades. at Acne, Falling Hair, Abscesses, Anemia, | £uaTanteed, : SF Opperr q EP BS e ot Ratt hope of reward bey 16-Light Outfits, Mazda Lumbago, Blackheads, Bronchitis, Ca- Staction of the assurancé ler, Rouge, Lipstick and Sachet, -linfed . . ; 1) babes peas |mpor ted P erfume Atom GHobes, tarrh, Bruises, Colds in the Head, Dan- | mas , (en = | Us, Ma Es eee la whom it i ibt : $9.79 ios ers draff, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Goitre, Gray Sale Q ; ‘ art = i RET Ra yi OP one 8 possible ft $3.8 Un-Air Embaume Toilet Water, 3-02. bottl 2.7 19 Hair, Headaches, 3 s d. Teftt with empty arms : Zz. Oo. issue In plain and colored class ; $4. . ~enpeasi eadaches, Massaging, Neuritis, Price 3 \ ; : ‘ pty or glass, also with Paralysis, Piles, Rheumatism, Warts. = a en, ee ; ot'* _ ai heart on Christmas 4 . . x x x y ¥ x x ¥ \ J flo e ens 4 j *— 8s Tar Shampoo.39c $1.25 Coty’s Face Powder, wer designs, gold inlaid bottles. te system of crossc Cantt 39c | ~~ pay mes with other a ; : ws - gencies ¢ Golden @lint. 18c: 3 for 50c 83c t SI 7 5 > Consumption of current small, AS Christm 5 3 : $1.00 Un-Air F d iceable at all. : as cheer has be pe « Co. Aspirin icone Embaum« mm 0 * ay Ree Mant iic she during the years of the f blets Wottle of 100) .59c A tint sin : , : ; the home it is almost ind wr Bence, and duplication Orium fo% colds and $1.20 Mary Garden Toilet . | No gift gets heartier welcome than a box of Cigars, a carton of Cigarettes or a Pipe and Tobacco. We especially invite the price places it within the reach of 6 Ben reduced to @ minimum ater Sout 4 a LADIES who contemplate giving Cigars to their husband, sweetheart and friends, to choose them here, for then they will be The Rogers Double E ee rat fol Vollmer: pin: ar e . ico 4 S Das nners Pills, 18c; 50c Spring Maid Cold or | ne, . "eo of | 50c | _ Vanishing Creams. . . .29¢ . iss ne eK sure of getting Cigars that will be smoked and appreciated, the kind that men buy for themselves. ‘ Plate; regular price, $5.00; @9: Stemetrow ana no aa received after 4 o'clod ; e7¢ | D. & R. Cream... .35c; 65c Pra paeeaias Boone” Pr) oan SSS SEE A i 200 | $1.00 Ecrinettc’s (Com. | AGO a Wits | 55.48 SSS BS So oy , tii as = ro act Powde : i AA: eee ” \ eee TOB Ccos Cigarette Hold. | ' aa a give the Inve Ooic; voc | fumed with L’Origan Mod 3\\\ Soke | 53 $6.75 ' ers’ of every | $5 Star-rite Electric Toa Pihecice bt ceck versal California Syrup oO Figs 42c Perfume _. 79c Y fp il om | a h $9.78 PRINCE ALBERT ; desc ription. / Com plete a * dinner, and >to per a ae Thc: $1.29 | $1.50 Twinkases (twin ‘2 ‘am! . , 8-oz 16-072. 16-0; Modera Extra large size, rev : " et Packing Committ Sal Hepatica. .23c, 45c, 89c compacts) perfumed ne $10.23 eats 58c¢ , ] 15 5-08. ] 4 . C t ely {/ assort- 6-foot M86 thei, . aps : . . Tin. , rin. a . Jar. P . priced supplies and Nature’s Remedy ' with L’Origan Per- $10 98 ; ment of a mS, SO that they may s _ > Zic: 42¢ 79 Se © oe w a .. $1.19 man pos 3 : F renc h — : in ti seid Grove’s Bromo Quining 4a $3.00 Coty’s L’Origan or $i the popular $il1 23 i ; SERENE MIXTURE : and Italian | . oaks dienes | wi ia Hill's Cascara Quinine . Chypre Perfumes , ¥ Sa ZG = 68 a 1 30 | pre * arie ood. Ss On $2.49 brands of Cig- $14 SSS, Tin... C Tin... . i y yen i of F Freezone ” 38 =~ as VELVET = rea 3 lach basket will contain > : : schaum Pipes Add 10c for 50 426 ; ad 34 “ Castoria (Fletcher's)... 2% | 50c Spring Maid Face Packed 25 in box arettes in Xmas 4 Variety of foodstuffs = Ad - -owde | ~~... 880 SEYRALE lerika 7% | Powder . 10c Size, packages. | CIGAR HUMIDORS te: 58c Tins,’ Si 15 nding $1 43 zy. at prices from Cigars. Add 15c pany sears, including apple of Pep- $1.00 Houbigant's Ideal mite Tins = In mission and mihogany finish. porcelain lined, ims, ins, Jar, 48c to $25. for 100 : Feit . Onions. bread, tomatoes Cigars. os ‘ ~ om soup, 2c and 83c Talcum ri $2.23 Father John's Medicine. Nadinola Cream. .37c: 73c . . evaporated 42c and 83c | Dorin’, 1249 Rouge... : 2 for 25c La Prefer encia Cigars CORTILLA -- : ae , U8ar, candy, spaghet 42c; 83c | Sempre Yilovine ....... ; Size, $2.73 Packed 25 in box Our finest clear Havana Cigur. made e nsation of the Year 17 h : Admiration Cigars a chickens. The number * S- oeee S\ ae shape, Packed 25 in Box Bes. at the enredanhe er wal 5c Spring Maid Lip na William CHENCELLOR CIGARS \ + ——— yet : ; le — ene i Quality the same Garcia Grande Cigars 1 P) ° ‘dave, Cream: Ib. can Packed 25 in box $3.00, $3.38, 2 for 25c size i 0 .$2.73 \ ba q A : “a-Pb. can ..........38 | 20c. Size, $3.75, $4.00 15c, Foil Wrapped, $3.23 , Stya Noe three | s0c size... oo $2.23 ,. © Only Guests. Pal live Face Po ler. = - ) 4 via Res Le Muriel Cigars This Box Contains 25 Cigars a Beet icnaten entse! oi Tan ars - Williams’ Shaving Stick.23c | gs Packed 25 in box CIGARS Regular Pri f | ache Moc Palmolive Shaving c Size, 10c size $2.38 10 IN BOX “i” wn Packed 25 in Bo He ir, ation that regulatf . , : the EKox, $2.50. ‘ 10c siz rie, | arty concernin ; e. ** © @& ® . $2.23 : : & the A] $3.23 2 for 25c size. . $2.73 From 50c to $2.50 Our Special Price... 2 for 2Sc size... $2.73 ta Tristan wenn oO ; ees a ; *stival, MN i i EE LE ARP ee een ~s ’ * ee ae ‘ . iF ” " ar ce Ee —" . ‘a + : 4 ; \ . ow Be ~~ a an ereeterrcerncrereetcteeneentinseieeneeecneeneeees Pe on —

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—————— ad oie: de aa he val tae ee arr rt be « * - : ; o oo fe P ST AS \) x SSS TURE SECTION OF THE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH on —- —— — ~ ‘ . " ON WSLONOQQ, se Sexy’ SS} --- _ See - - © SEVE ee Paes LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, D ee und for Christmas Fes iy ———— A ags With din + 1? 0 Save While Young. alth 3-Coin Bank ita ap £ ISSUED TO CHILDREN AT + FIVE POINTS IN CITY FRIDAY registers up “Do You Think He'll See Our. Little Light?” ‘ Six Children Appeal to ; Santa to Bring Daddy Home 2 ’ ’ tu . _ . Rs di ’ oe . “ar > . ae # ‘ Py . ‘oe 4 a‘ * 7 ’ 7 -™ +s . * ’ ‘ ¢ ., = Ps 4 > - . — © , 4 * am » P’..@¢’Aa, S10.00 then ay. tomuaticnli~y wu». lond = contents. Sale price. t x as Their Mother Has Had Bitter Struggle to Keep Wolf Away Since Father Lost Mind as $4 .49 re TICAL GIFT’ one week until Christmas’ ansportation Coupons Will Be Attached em—Gifts and Candy for Thousands Already Purchased. seven days in which to raise the balance of the $15,000 needed 44e Christmas hospitality and good cheer for those members of | community family whose only hope of Yuletide joy lies in eax of the Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival Association. Peerations for the élaborate festival for the children on Christmas at the Coliseum are going forward rapidly and the Basket List 47s busy with the investigation of applications and the cross of the names to eliminate duplications. Practically the only importance which is yet to be done is the raising of the big is necessary to finance ion lists have been dis- : to many of the leading busi- . and offices and the work the lists will go forward the coming week. A con- to the fund, no matter how akes the contributor one of , the thousands of little ob will receive toys and “tks Coliseum on Christmas apt the 2500 or more fam- | NM be gladdened by a "¥ ¢ the wmmaterial things re- Lwpr a bountiful Christ- to R SKATES le (Cor- 7 nick it ™ , Citizens are urged ot from a sense of duty. oor te order to gain for them- ip the knowledge have made Christmas one else. start in the distribu- mes Festival liste anc Me the fact that the public m eversolicited for other the Christmas Fes- pot growing es rapidly t Committee feels it Gate the total is approxi- behind the total on the last year. ‘ration expenses of Festival work are paid } Post-Dispatch and every the money contributed is the purpose for which it © extend Christmas cheer will to those who lack the means to provide these themeelves and their chi)- Ts fect dete: ys Useful”’ FRIES. TOASTS AND | : HEATS / A complete Hot Piste, . Only 1.59 Volunteered. Executive Committee of the patch Christmas Festiva! is of more than 720 repre- business and professiona! women who undertake to & medium for those who de- 0464 to their own Christmas by tmcreasing the Christ- : of others. Their VYolunteered and they labor hope of reward beyond the tf the assurance that no m it is possible to reach =n empty arms or sorrow- Mt on Christmas day. An tystem of cross-checkine SwWith other agencies dispens- mas cheer has been built the years of the festival's and duplications have to a minimum of names of applicants basket dinners will be ow and no application- Mived after 4 o'clock. This to give the Investigating time properly to look into of each request for =# YT, and to permit the ng Committee to pur- Supplies and pack the that they may be deliv for the preparation of ™ @inner. ‘ef Food. Ddasket Will contain about the ae, of foodstuffs as in for- including apples, pota- ‘ . bread, tomatoes. baked Soup, evaporated peaches * Candy, spaghetti, coffee » . The number in the . is to receive the basket Saken into consideratior ™ Packing is done. and the § Of food apportioned to fit Sef each particular family. * Will be provided for Which will be distributed ee8 under the care ef the mur Center. er the elaborate entertain- § the Coliseum are being de- © 'F children from the mu- » rounds under the direc- Recreational Division of @rtment. and an- of the nature of this a “=ment will be mede Rfew days. _— Guests. é Se matter of deep tegret (> tch Christmas Fee*i- | that regulations ase “Sencerning the admissio” to the Coliseum f» Pestiva! Were it ~ | entire Public would Le Dt 4 ————— — _ HBB a AR eee leek Gl the twenty-third annual communit» nvited to be spectators on that occa rion, but the capacity of the Co!i- seum is diimited and the thousan::s of children for whose benefit and en jovment the mammoth enfertainme: is given ordinarily fill the bulldinz to overflowing. With the exception of a few prominent citizens, the on!) the Coliseum oo Christmas morning will be the chi!- dren for whom the entertainmen? planned. Arrangements have bee made for details of firemen and n>» licement, as well as park guards, tw assist in the seating of the thousan ‘s of tiny guests and a Medica! Com- mittee, under the chairmanship of Dr. A. H. Sippy, will care for ani emergency case of il ness whict might arise. Free Transportation. Free transportation ‘coupons are attached to the Coliseum tickets through the courtesy of the Unite! Fallwayse Co., who many years have permitted free carriage of child guests on any car going to and fron the Coltseum. The ticket coupons are good for the trip to the Coll- seum up to 10 a. m. and for the re turn trip to 1:30 p. m. The enter- tainmment at the Coliseum will begin promptly et 10 a. m., but the doors will be opened about $ a. m. to a!- low for the toy and gift distribution and the seating of the children. Tickets for the Coliseum enter- tainment will be distributed next Friday afternoon to children only between 2 and 4 o'clock at the fo!- lowing places: Soulard Playground. Soulard streets. Mullanphy Playground. and Mullanphy streets. Public Bath No. 3. and O'Fallon etreets. Carondelet Turner Hall. Michigan and Robert avenues i ee ay Lucas avenues. Tickets of admission will be issue.’ only at the above designated places They cannot be obtained anywhere else and children are requested +> call at the playground depot nearcs’ home to secure their Coliseum ticl- ets. Gifts for Homeless Men. Gifts of pipes and tobacco wil! be sent to the municipal lodging hous- es and the various missions which serve Christmas dinner to homeless« men. C. J. Kehoe its chairman o” this dfvision of the Festival's acti, itv. Arrangements have been made again this vear to extend the ho«- pitality of the Christmas Festiva! to the lame children of St. Louis. ani as usual a especial section of box seats has been set aside for these ittle spectators at the Coliseum or: Christmas morning. Mrs. Roper: Hvkins, superintendent of the Jew ish Community Center, 3636 Pawe avenue, has charge of the Crippled Children Committee. Anvone know- ing of a crippled child who wou!4 otherwise be without Christmas {0 is requested to communicate with Mrs. Hykins by teiephone or letter and arrangements will be made to take the child to the Coliseum on Christmases morning in one of the automobiles which will be especia!- ly detailed for that purpose. Following is a complete list of the. committees of the Post-Dis- patch Christmas Festival Associa- tion with the membership of most of them: - ior Seventh and Eleventh Twenty-third Garrison and Executive. A. M. Roth. chairman; Geo. §& Johris. honorary” chairman; H. J Bube. vice chairman; William L. igoe. C. M. Hubbard: Mrs. Robert Hykins. Maurice Weil. Louis Nolte. Fred W. Pape, R. H. Abeken. Briga- dier David E. Dunham, Dr. A. H. Sippr. Robert D. Corlett. Mre. A. H. Sippr. Nelson Cuniirf, C. J. Kehoe. Oscar Stifel. S J. Russack. Herman Spoehrer, J. R. Cooke and Col. A T. Perkins. Food Buying and Distribution. Louis Nolte, chairman; C. L. Cur ningham, Edwin Nolte, F.C. Aufd®r- heide and A. J. Immer. 3 Basket Packing. H. Sippy. chairman M. Eisenfel- Mrs. A Mmes. H. Spoehrer, - > . ’ . _ . . \e _ ‘ _ ~* * . ‘ » 4 ‘ ; « f°" Paw . > ° 7 . " r » , . “ , eh: ve a as *,. 4 eh? 2 ites -~ ~~ Castie Mary Arthur 8S. Fis« Arthur A Vorotns Kdgar a —_— 4 rere — der, F. F. Thompson. Ernst Beck, ver F. Peters Eaw . estman Charlotte Smith Oberkircher,. M.A James Axtell. M. Jovaschk? A. Bright, Ida E. La Shorn, EK Ziegier, L. G. Jacoby, C. R. Blasse E. W. Lewis, R. Johnson, H. Chat man, Theresa McCormick, Otto \' Berg. W. Freankiin Armstrong, Olive Bright. Pau) A. Roth, E. Raltenbac! T. Rodenroth, R. E. Ballet. E. I Fisher, Woilliar Gaus. Misees Anr Buehler Levite. Frid: Cc. G. Roth Speer, Lilli * Augusta ‘4 Ha son, Hulda Meier, F. Smith Brown, Lubke cord; Mesers Hirsch, Ra’ (,eorgee Crt Basket List Checking Committee. Hierman Spoehrer Emma C. P Missee Marion Wangler. Viola mendorfer, Al chairman: Miss ischner. Vice Cornatz Hiunter, na Dow lin (Brien, Mrs. Chauncey Sign Magnuson Arm’ Charles Janod Gift Buying and Distribution. Robert D George A. Menke!l, George Davis, Wi! Sullivan, George Moeller, Edward Leuzinger. Ed Paul, Roy Bancroft mer ney Koons, Edward Strubbe. W Ww. Tommerson, F. Levanion, May Hayes, Hos Deida, Flossie Bucksatt. Erna Bos kamp, Elle Kirbr, Winifrei Lare Donna Stover, Helen Depker Elsie Walberg, Ethel! Sisier. Iulre Mana han, Mildred Standish. Anita Ir- mine, Mayme Zang. He'en Arno'd, Bess Bradr, Helen Reader Alma Foage, Viola Fils Mild:ei Jenes Sophia Niederberg Hazel Finite, Mre- R. M. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Al Colowick: Mr. and M Fred Kisslinger, Mr. and Mrs. F.. E. Lofft, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gibbersen and Mr. and Mrs. John Lagermann Transportation. J. Kehoe, Col. A. T. Perkins Hall. chairman: liubenstei: Eende!man W (,eorce 4 Corlett, chairmar chairmar Lang. Joh: soward EIme t,e0oreg: Robert Mart: Meverson. F! vice liam Riells Reeves, lazak, Eberhardt Reed. San Healy, Syd Suess, Ie Misses Hi J Bube Miller, M Henry R. Mevwer, leary. Lea Knapp. t. . . Ww A Frank Fincke Bube, Walter Ruhe Ldaward Carl Stervenz (ovwne McLean > 7 F " merit —— — hristm Previously acknowledged Excelsior Roofing Co., 4642 Faston avenue . 5 Harry Mednick. Casper. Wyoming Herman Werner Mrs. Oliver FF. Clark, 5610 Vernon avenue Mrs. J. R. Booth, lawn avenue : nile E. Cc. Hewitt. 824 Goodfel- low avenue atid aaa National Physicians Supply Co.. 709 Star Bidg. Mr. and Mrs. Phil E. Wal- ler. 1401 Leroy avénue,. W eliston gle al ee Mrs. Alice Brady ie a F : ‘- a Utah Gilsonite Co., Wain- wright Bidg. Ralph Kalish Jr., 4498 Lau- rel avenue Misses Fiorence. Louise and Ellen Steinberg Central West Lumber Co.. 1208 Liberty Central Trust Bidg. Cc. L. Carter, Pierce Bidg Dr. M. A. Bliss, 301 Hum- boldt Bidg. $1012 60 00 50 00 1120 Metzier. M. J. Kridell and. B. Dempsey Georc: Door. chairman: Alfred A (Charles Gessner, Elmer Gess- William. A. CC. Davis. J. P Oscar Stifel. \ etter ner, R. J Harlin Medical. Dr. A. H. Sippy. chairma! Police and Fire Protection. William lL. Igoe. chairman; Martin () Brien, Willlam G. Panzer Tree and Decorations. Nelson Cunliff. chairman. Lost Children. J Russack Mathes, chairman: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs ind Mrs. F. Bert Samuel! My: and Mrs David Charak M. Finkelstein. Mr Baer. Mrs Gledvs Russack, Miss Sarah Wolf. Marvy Lee and Raiph G. MacCor. ‘ Mrs 7 - .i iS Subscription List. Hopkins. chalr- verett ‘Taylor. first Mrs. E. H. Booth Jr.. chairman, and Mrs Zork secretary. Included the workers are: Misses Eleanore Atkins. Margaret Burke. Mary Burns. Harriet Burns. Mary Callaway, Jeanne Corby. Ann Estelle Devine (,race Devine. Janette Dougherty, Virginia Dowdall. Mildred Erna Eynperson. Fiocrence Fer- Virginia Fowler. Marjorie Madeline James. Mildred \lma Kingston. Dorothy Mer- Meyer. Marie Moloney. Catherine Muthol- O'Hallaran, Stella Mre. Marguerite man Mrs ‘ E vice chairman second Raiph among vice ilolden, er. Lorraine (harlotte Mont! land, h’rances *" ate ‘ re . —— Henry P. Stuehmeyer, 1733 Elliott avenue Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thorne, 4237 Castieman avenue Dr. T. W. White, 225 LIAster Bldg. . Southern A Co., 902 Hauser & Miller. Rikko Bidg. 118 Box Co.. 1117 N. Broad- way Nowak Chemical tory, 518 Chemical Bidg. Taylor. Chasnoff & Willson list. Boatmen’s Bk. Bidg. The Bradstreet Co. list, 210 Security Bldg. Empress Theater list, 3616 Olive street .. Ross-Gould IAst & Co. list, 308 N. Progressive Hat Co. list, 416 N. 12th street.. Watts. Ridley & Co. 1321 Syndicate Bldg. Tanaka Jefferson avenne Letter 10th list, Block & Kohmer Mer. Oo. list. 1320 Washington .. American Steel & Wire Co. list, 1511 LAberty Central Trust Bidg. 99 Adison Cloak Co. list, 517 a Washington 00 00 00 4003 Chouteau PEE tay: tA John H. Pueser Realty Co. list. 206 Title Guaranty 423 Bank of Commerce Bidg. . Helirung & Washington Olijan Waist & Dress list. 1105 Washington, 3d floor . 20 pr. Edmond 200 Nicholas Bidg. Dr. F. G.. Rodgers, Bidg. . Calvin C. Leather Trades Bidg. . 5 30 on 45 ue $1216 30 1 00 i Rice. Odele Robyn, Blizabeth Russel) Margaret Ryan, Theodora Schlueter. Dorothy Stevens, Mary Eaton Thom- Clara Tomkins, Margaret as, Walsh, Barbara Wendler, Chora. K. Montiett Finance. “ooke, chairman: Kennth L Jr and J ie o? ** H. Kentner. ©. Tune and F Senter. J son. L. T Santa Claus (rtto Karbe, chairman Automobile Transportation. chairman: Selzer. Goldberg. Cohen and Maurice Weil, Scheele. M. Harry Schwartz, Waker Zelnicker, Joe FLosen. Crippled Children. Sidnev Dave Mre Entertainment. Fred W. Pape. chairman: Rodowe HW. Abeken, vice chairman: Miss Av- assistant: Voss. assistant: Miss Agnes Cady. as- Brerzuan. Mar- relia’ J. Sullivan. sistant: Miss M. Agnes secretary ; Browne, Pauline M Barrett. Virginia Bagby. V. G. Campbell, Anna ginia Dice. Viola Mildred Steiner. Naom: ton. Vera Trampe. Miss Celia Wilton. Carrie Williame Mary Myra Z. Whitworth. Marie Zhert and Mmes. Engen@ Devine Gertrude John H Conrades, M. E. Holderness, Charlies A. Wil- S. Hawes Committee. Flersheim, Phil Robert Hykins, chairman Fred Misses Fern Ashley. caret Amend, Mildretta Beeh. Marie Baer. Ethel William Hough. Joseph Hennessey Buscher. Chapman. Daubendieck. Hope Dees. Bianche Evertr, Adele Eames, Throckmor- Llbrecht, Cath- Pierce Wagner. Elizabeth M. Wood, Dor- othr M: Wood, Myra Woodson, Helen Yorger, Marie York, Vera Zeip, The- reaa V. Jones. Edna Jackson, VDor- othyv Kicker, Marian Kaiser, Viola Killeen. Esther Kelly. May Lindsa: Lucas. Mary Meagher. Moore. Mary Monahan, Moser Felicitie Nally. Louise Nagel, Emma Pfiege: Prudence Palfre: Louise Roberts Agnes Regan. Emma Ruppel, Lucille Ryan. Adelie Shea, Lauretta Schiu- tow. Bernice Steber. Georgia Spaid- ing. Grace FR. Shetterly. Lucille 8u- Stanton, Alma Marie Dorothea therland, Marie Schwiete. Mary V. Spooner. Marga- Eg ret Steele. Marjorie Schroeder. Giadvs Foegeding. Gertrude Flleisch- man. Jessie Frederick. Anna Felp« Mary E. Pitts. Svivia Goldstein. Li) lian Greenzfelder. Lillian Harrison. Anna Hausknecht. Edna Hennesse Helen Hicker. Mary Healy. Jose- phine hiose. Madge Hawe, Olive Tiver. Elma Husemeryer. Messrs. Louis M. HKilttlaus. EF. dj Appelbaum, John W. Annin. W. J Bremser, Otto Boettger. Eugene Barth. W. V. Brennan. Louis Boh- nenkamp,. Leo J. Concannon, Shirier Capps. H. Eichhammer, C. Egge- man. Emil Fett. William WHeffern. Sidney Jacobs, Harry Jones Kimmer. I. B. Krukenkamp. Kamp. Ben Kesster. Walter leoren- gen. John MecTernan. Ralph Moore Walter Roetter. John Rabenau. Flas Rossi. John Stammer. Frank Tracy Thomeaeon Ea Vitt. Frank Virgil Vir- Car’ erine Wehrie, Irma Wendt, Frieda Weine!, William Ygrg. Result of Overwork. F the postman delivered old Kris Kringle’s mail on time this morn- ing he received the letter written by Joe, 18 years old: Minnie 11; Ofto, 8: Julia, 6; Clara, 4, and Jerry, 6 months. It read: ‘Dear Mister Santa: Please bring back our daddy for a Christmas pres- ent for our mamma. She is so lone- some. She cries every night. Never mind anything for us children. Yours, etc.” The children will be disappointed. Their father is in the City Sanita- rium. Overwork caused him to be- comerinsane. Physicians say he is incurable. | “I think we should have told Sa- ta,” said Otto, who suspects that “he can't get into our house through the chimney. It's too small. He'll have to come up the back way. We're go- ‘ng to leave the kitchen door un- locked.” All of which explains why. if you happen to be passing a two-story Urick house in a certain block of Dol- rian street, you will see children’s faces at the windows, watchfully waiting. Joe and Minnie and Otto and Clara and Jerry were there when a Post-Dispatch reporter arrived. Joe explained that Julia and their :noth- er were in a hospital hdaving their tonsil: removed. The five children were eitting about a small stove in the kitchen. Brownie and Her Youngsters. “Don’t go near the cupboard,” cautioned Jos.‘ “Brownies under there, and she's got seven youns- sters.”’ “Who's Brownie?” “Oh, just our dog.” “What kind of a dog is she?" “B don’t know. Nobody knows, I guess. They just call her a cur.” “But she’s awful good to her ba- bies,”’ said Minnie. “She's so, jealous of ’em.” “Sometimes,” said Otto, “she doesn’t get enough to eat. We don't have many scraps left ovet.” “What becomes of the pupples”” “Oh, we give them away. Mamma hates to drown ‘em. But we can't afford to keep ‘em. Mamjna says we have too many mouths to feed with- out taking of Brownies familly.” “Ever since papa went away it's been that way.” said Clara. “Santa forgot us last year, or I guess he wus too busy or couldn’t find our house.” Bitter Struggle for the Mother. It has been a bitter struggle for the mother. All alone, with neither relatives nor friends, she has carried on to keep her little brood together. The wolf has been often at the door, but she has fought him off. Now her health is falling. Her husband is a carpenter. He came to America from Austria 16 years ago. Thrifty and industrious, it was his ambition to buy 4 home and to rear his children in comfort- able circumstances. He wanted to send them to college. These unselfish plans required money. The father dedicated him- self to the task of obtaining it. He worked early and late. He an&é his hammer became almost inseparable. But one day he was unable to go te. work. He was unable to rise from his bed. He talked about, “My hammer. It's pounding my brains out,” he kept saying. That was a little more than a year ago. At the city sanitarium to- day the hammer is still pounding. Day and night he talks of Ht. He has no respite. Had to Cut Up Wedding Gown. The mother struggies on. A few weeks ago she sacrificed the most treasured memento of her romance —her wedding gown. She cut it up into dresses for Minnte, Julia and Clara. She had previously made. sults for Joe and Otto from her hus- band’s clothes. Jerry wears romp- ers. That's about all of the story, ex- cept that arrangements have been made for the children to go to the Coliseum on Christmas morning with the thousands of other children who will be guests of the donors to the Christmas Festival Fund. And a Christmas dinner basket is going oe to the home next Saturday. Tiw children were told about it befor the Post-Dispatch reporter ieft. “Gee,” said Otto. “I'm glad. What a swell lot of bones it'll Make for Brownie.” care Hartford Steam Boiler Insp. Co., 614 Security Bidg. C.D Ashcroft ..$1 00 J. J.~ Graham. E..J.Thornton Olinda Anishans«- >) ae ceceee Giadys Prime . OO J. A. Sublette 50 WW. Shearon eo a Tota!) = re Stribling. 908 Secalty Bid«g riebling.$5.00 ¢C. 8. Kennerty. 6.00 Tota! $10.00 Stewart Electric Ce... 107 VN. Eleventh. R. E. Stewart.$1 00 Wall Subscription Ce., 727 Victoria Building. 3-3 Garrett Wal! 1.00 _ aa lbrees Bullding and Coustruction Co.. 1211 Imtermational Life Bide. Wm. F. Drees $2.50 H. G Drees Mee G. Watt Rarbare Wall Phyiliea Wall 1.00 . -85.00 2.650 Tctal $5 00 Leuls Christian Advecate. Security Bulldiag. FR Winter S050 «-. oO Ransford Total «¢. 407 -& 50 $1.00 Meyer Tallering Ce. 614 Pime St. HW Mever $100 © Tlarmon Hu Comenxzind Aan Ringekae mp oO Bullding. Jarmm@ Barry Toa! . oo 'Arenr net A roeg' on Lor- ality Leceue £85 796 Mre “ut Brown 1.00 Reliding. s". 7 De Jan son car Janagen Tota! De Martini & 7erema Atencry. 2270 Ticte Geanrraaty Paitding. d-Martini. S16? “ MH. Rarkee Larareg ; 2 7 090 "ay : Tv? . a at) let's Jerece a * Tete? — ee Tea Cie Americen Ase Chemica! Co. Room 205 C@rmercial Bide. , el a" wig “te Sirten ~ tnhe, BW abte ; Porth ee tei — we — ALL APPLICATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS BASKETS MUST BE IN BY 4 P, M. TOMORROW HE list of persons to whom J cnristimas dinners will be sent In baskets by the Post- Dispatch Christmas Festival As- sociation closes tomorrow. Ali applications must be in the hands of the committee by 4 p.m. This time limit has been fixed to allow time for the staff of in- vestigators to inquire into .the merits of each application and to give time for the Basket Sup- ply Committee to purchase the food and pack the baskets. Each application received be- fore the closing time of the list will be carefully investigated and if the Festival Association can prevent it, there will not be a family in St. Louis, deserving & special dinner on Christmas day and unable to obtain it this branch of the festiva) werk under the @irection of Mies Exm.- ma C. Puschne> of the Board © of Chiléren’s Guardians : 4 A Moana Matthews. ae Tote? ;: as 7 = Poe ee 34.50

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26 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined... —— Cdl : pe 18 : : * Want ile ig ; meer aa Ra | Chinese Cook Naturalized. Lee a PORTLAND, Me—Ah Fang, 2 TONG RAIN) BARES AN F; —f Vee ae gf Chinese cook with 21 years’ service; os y =KY im the United States navy, has be- come a citizen of the Unit-d States Geapite the protests of naturalization | examiners. ‘a *) oe a att hi! Sensible Gifts ‘Seven Chinese Arrested in Pell) : me) ; ———— TT - a , i sees a penetlte Street and Impending Fac- Ah | . ‘4 tion War Averted. a f, wire cage. High - 1) ae i 7 [) singers priced from $5.00 * Dae: | a ~ we. Specte! to the Post-Digpatch. 7 sf Per ttenes 4 t Y, ° — ” NEW YORK.—A special Deputy ? we gl of r ey ao Ww Police Commissioner, a special , :) yee waate, tovtcion me vor Treasury agent and a score of detec- | areed: yg ee pets. Bea- tives raided the State headquarters | sonably vriced. 4 Puppies of the Hip Sing Tong at 15 Pell Pomeranians. VY oo d les. street recently. oll ten breeds. The police said the raid had avert- it 1 Aquariums and Fisb ed an impending tong war and that ft Nothing will beautify the heme more |! the opium traffic had been tempor- | tiful cold » or fancy trovicals. We | arily halted. A large quantity of ; nites ‘Cnés Birds opium was seized and the following | ; We or many ‘*arieties of a weapons confiscated: Twenty large- rene »r wae about to etart. 9 " Athi e wt , get tu? d * e rs “2 4 o : ' ot “Ss . - a. “YZ, os ~~ 3 ae = +L 4 $3 Chinchilla Caps.. $5 Velour Hats..... ' $1.50 Corduroy Pants n’s $4.00 Jersey Coats.. $3 Slik Striped Shirt Men’: $7 All-Wool Sw wa’ Slipover Sweaters, ail : Dy fen’s 81 Silk Suspenders. bi Ges 3 Sry tiny Men’s $2 Silk Mufflers... Hi im Me | | Men's & Ladies’ $5 Umbrel vee , & ae mM : | | fer Heavy Wool Unde | | | Wt, jaye All-Woo! Collage Sweaters. | oe , ; Mien’s Genuine Collins | Underwear. . Hi - r MM 50c Cassimere Hose. i | | of. A wee , , se | | >) TN Men's 50c Silk-Knitted Ties 4 | ee \ pce, ‘Men's $1 Automobile Gloi ’ , _ «SME Me yy 2 Men's $2 Wool Union Suits. Men's $83 Automobile Gle ie s $10 Heavy 50 i * , . ‘erty tf Pr %, ' ¥ M ‘ : ry + oon " . 2° bd n / _ : c Long. a A _. DOUBLE EAGLE 8T t+. MAIL ORDERS Fil , : Me, ” : ’ ; ; A & Cmagaylin tm Sy Me 4 . i i . : : % = gs . 7, a , ; . , *¢ ' . : . : I ' Md ¢ ‘ > ee ** / » T'T’vy ; ore wy | ‘ee 4 Aili Cc ‘ Jiamonas werrre retin. « | ; a ag” rT Ti aint, . i » . ~N at : , q, Ct ee AS | , 1 ‘7 TAC oe ne Uh Lek OAL a? é” Ts ty \ ae wi ~h ioe | 9 | | fy li yi Some Present” eee Wee \from “Dad” What a wonderful thing it will be for any boy whose Dad ‘makes it possible for him to take his first lesson on Christmas day on his own Saxophone Every boy should play some jinstrument. Of all ‘musical instruments, the Saxophone is a boy’s instru- ment. It is the one that just fits a boy, to which he takes naturally:and which he easily. masters. — = - = - > “s. , ae i ite . ad 4 4 = ey Pat at MS wie , ah tia So) Saag ey y ept* a a ARS tp ae 4 a ee i: > ROOMY? ae Bs ie £ bc, ae . - : May ae ve Pp aK te why a: I 5 eS ae 7 —s , ee ¥ : ee ~as a % na ; * - +. ¥ 4

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= peceiBErT. 1923, SAN OF USEFUL } GIFTS oan PRICE - GREAT ON SALE at the Old Reliable GLOBE wy suits. 91.50 Crepe de Chine eae” SA ts. 91.00 , gy esate ” $1. 90 Niiaicey 1 Pants. . .$1.90: Corduroy Coats. . . $3.45 9.75 The City : eect of the-Daily POST: DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 4 40, 000, THREE ROYAL WIDOWS TO MET AT CRT Queen Alexandra © of England to Be Hostess to Loulse of Den- mark and. Former Czarina. Correapen fence of the Asunctated 3 LONDON, ov. $0 Fwo detaxtr queens and one d€owager empress of Europe, widews of former kings of England and Denmark, ané an emperor of Russia, are to spend the Christmas holidays together in England. Dowager Quéen-Louise, of Denmark, widow of King Frederick VITI, who diea@ tn 1912, and Dow- ager Empress Maria Feodorovna, of Russia, widow of Emperor Alex- andra is the widow of King Edward VII, who died in 1810. Those who follow the annals of royalty say this is the first time, probably in royalty, that three widowed queens have thus come together. Maria Feodorovna is a younger sister of Alexandra, and Louise is a sister-in-law of both. Hence it will be a family reunion. Maria F'eo- dorovna arrived in England recently and celebrated her seventy-fifth birthday, Nov. 26, as a guest-of her | sister. She has been living for the last two years in Denmark—she originally was the Danish Princess Dagmar—but she will remain in England for several weeks. Queen Louise, who its 71 years old, is ex- pected at Sandringham a fow days after Christmas. There will be no public or socta! functions in honor of the royal guests, but during the Christmas Pane ool Sweaters $3.95. | Pedcus uw Swealers, ai! colors -Sik Mufflers....... $1.45 The meeting of Queen Alexandra, .82°SHk Suspenders see who is 78 years old, and her sister, | will. be more or less touching as. the Queen is known to be very dis- | Tadies’ $5 Umbrellas, $2.45. _tressed at the plight of her sister, | sd Callege Wool sua rdgt aah . 75e | who has been rapidly declining ong - $2.95 | heath since the killing of her sos, is Genuine nes 2 5 il Underwear. . § Lined Kid Gloves. "Qe Pi6c Silkk-Knitted Ties = } Automobile Gloves. dy ‘Woot Union Suits. $1. = | Automobile Gloves. .$1.50 is $10 Heavy Melton es DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS ORDERS FILLED Cone... $5.00 who was Emperor Nicholas, by the | Boisheviki at Ekaterinburg in the! g1 Teer of 1918. ne = is Ls iti} POR RSRESORS OEE LILI iiiT imi Lili i LITE LiLiiti TTT Lili tiiili | season King George and the entire | ander III, who @ied in 1894, will be | the guests of Dowager Queen Alex. | andra, at Sandringham. Queen Alex- | i | } | TALK ON GROWTH OF - MEDICINE ' Dr. J. F. Bredeck, Tuberculosis Con- troller, to Give Next Health Lecture. Dr. Joseph F. Bredeck, tuberculo- sis controller of St. Louis, will be the speaker at the next public ‘health lecture to be given under ‘the auspices of the Speakers’ Bu- | reau of the 8t. Louls Medical] So- |ciety, at Knights of Columbus Hall fat 4:30 P. m. Tuesday. His subject | will be “Growth and Development |of Modern Medicine,” and he will iene medical ethics in regard to , and Franklin ‘social and public health workers. | On Jan. 2 Dr. Selig Simon, superin- | tendent of the Jewish Consumptive | Sanagorium, will talk on “‘Tubercu- ‘losis Infection.” : Beautif ul in Your Home With | The New Edison aS ~ Open Evenings Until Xmas ARTHEL- DUESENBERG Piano Co. 912-914 «ad aed eee eee ———— a a ern Christmas Music Pine St. i rittiii iit — ¢ GENUINE Blue-White ; . . WP yy, mn = My MY Every one worth considerably more!!! But I am making this reduced price to induce early Christmas buying. I personally GUARANTEE that these Gems are blue white and perfect cut. They are mounted in the latest box, basket and fancy styles—designed to enhance the beauty of the Diamonds. ae THE GIFT SUPREME— IS A DIAMOND = see oe | it een eenerans i REMEMBER—That I will allow you the full purchase price—at any time—in exchange for a larger Diamond. In this simple way you can soon acquire a magnificent Diamond. | Quarter of a Million Dollars of Diamonds on Display! 1 Beautiful White Gold Tse § =| | - BW 6 Movements — WRIST WATCHES | YOUR, CHOICE) "=== A mammoth stock to choose from—in every desirable shape, and the smail, dainty sizes—with fancy or metal dials. G 00 A Five of the new styles shown here— Truthful aan WEEK White lvory Silverware a .00 $ © | We Siow Completa Lines o-—) PRs a ‘aaa ABE “WEEK Cameo Rings Signet Rings DOWN La Tausca Pearls La Vallieres ; j i Al Ol Ss. Fi G Gl N , Men’s Watch Chains Scarf Pins Belt Buckles I. sell and recommend these two nationally-known - safe in guaranteeing them to be accurate timepieces—and ig what ~ i $24.85 |s4. $4 $34.85 Open VM) WATCHES . Y DIAMONDS Every Night 201% ry Until Christmas 4a22 NI) 62 SF unr z0P.™___| OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE Cuff Buttons, Etc. wants every time. Your choice of plain or engraved cases—many nde eC) ial is ——-- [So ‘uatiian lt ie ——, | All Marchesini Delivered — Day of Purchase

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Fy BI? —= - Ata be fea ee Tan. 2 Serer --s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se iin nl en er —— ee The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPAICH alone Appro ei" th + pay ; et : fh te Weems . I | . f fi t pS ar ( : 4 ma, | | THE i Mason & Hamlin ty ) PIANOFORTE The Mason & Hamlin Piano costs more than any other; and yet those competent to judge de- elare that its worth far exceeds its price, for into it are built the things that are bevond the meas- urement of money Like the old Cremona riolins ‘ts enduring beauty of tone gives it a uniqne piace among instrumenis | ofits kind Harold Have: master wosician, writes: } **It is the most soperbiy beautite) instrument that | . know’’ Pablo Casais. known as the greatest living . musician who draws« the how calls it © unequalled in ay its artistic appea!’’ Rosa Kaisa the great soprano, proclaims it~ absolutely the most perfect piano’’; and similar opinions are expressed by hundreds of ether musiciaus We invite you to play'and hea: this remarkable piano. Kieselhorst Piano Co. —Established 18798— | 1007 OLIVE “Where Music ls Sweetest’ | : ono _—_—— cs ~— > o- | Complets | for | 1$h.12 ! ; (ee ee ; Girls’ Tan Coat | $3.98 | s $1.98 a © & Oe 2 22:2 © 2a 8 ea ' 415 N. Fourth 8t. “Buy From ‘DAY’ Today” F | —E— [In great variety of colorings. Down filled., Special price, 8th St. bet. Olive and Locust Sts. Opposite Post Office | ported at the end of the 1921 year. ei ae Taffeta Silk Pillows $5.00 Each MARX and JONES | Michaels, 'on Christmas Eve. ‘tion that this year’s total will ex- ‘ceed last year’s, which was $50,000. | Seal Day in the public and paro- 'chial schools on Tuesday CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE losis Society’s Work. Speakers. will losis Society. the Night and Day Camp, | open air schools, maintains clinics, and carries on an extensive educational campaign through public health lec- tures, illustrated talks and moving ‘nurses and social workers, pictures. visited theaters. The campaign will successful] than last year, purchases, and the total Last year $4021 was raised in public schools. This money ing extended until Christmas. losis Society. —E~ oe Vocational Enrollment Increases. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—An en- | ‘rollment of 476,828 pupils | 4945 in vocational schools with 324.247 a year ago, Federal! Fidler, vice chairman. of schools compares with . 70 BE LUNCHEON TOPIC Three-Minute Speakers to Tell Downtown Clubs of Tubercu- give three-minute talks at down-town lunch clubs this week, on the work of the Tubercu- The society operates three The second week of the Christmas seal sale for the benefit of the so- ‘ciety ended last night, when more than 300 matrons and young women, under the leadership of Mrs. J. M. 21 moving picture end There is indica- was more both as to ‘the number of children who made receipts. the is de- voted to paying for the meals of the children in the Open Air Schools who cannot afford to buy them. The seal sale in St. Louis County is be- More than 6000 children during the past year have been enrolled in the Mod- ‘ern Health Crusade of the Tuberou- This teaches children ‘the value of health habits. the receiving /Federal funds and operating under approved state plans for the fiscal | year ended June 30, 1922, compared | will be | shown in the annual report of the | Board for Vocational Edu- cation, it is announced by Harry L. | The number 3877 re- f _— ee F He e E BY MAIL WRITE TODAY For Edition No, 3—19°2— SCHROETER’S CATALOG OF SCROLEL SAW DESIGNS, WOOD SUPPLIES. S 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AV., ST. LOUIS CHROETER’ STATLER HOTEL NEXT DOOR S “RANGER” BICYCLES We Are Agents for the Genuine Mead Hanger Bicycles. , See Thess Seaenyed in ur BICYCLE DEPT... Balcony Fleer. Price, each, Contains over 200 miniature il! - thons of Scroll Saw nations iat ae THI WEEKLY AD No. 954 $49.50 the Scroll Saw supplies, ch as wood PATHEINDER ce emes cR 82 wood S SALE CLOSES DEC. 26th, 5:30 P. M. BICYCLE, Scroll Saw machines, lathes, tools, etc. Db a R A Lo Oo od D © SOHROETER’S IMPROVED | “ERECTOR” SETS SCHROETER’S - ,r Ps > ~~ ™ ' NO. 1 VELOCIT ED | Erector steel construction toys; will | SCROLL SAW build several models. A Practical aud + hea: toy. Special prices as follows: | ; No. Vutfit, regular price ) $1.00 Special, per set......... 59c No. 2 Outfit, regular price .*¥ $2.00. Special. per set....... $1.39 No. 3 Outfit, regular price $3.00. Special, per set....... $1.78. BOYS’ STEERING SLEDS 39 inches long: 44 inches long: LIBERTY GUN GAME 8®e8e 8B OOM e 6 @40 2 6 8a 68 e owes « A praé for the ti os BOTTLE: 1 pint, 1 each de h quart NUT BOWL SET each GILBERT WHEEL TOYS Prices as follows: $2.69 $3.49 $5 Nut Cracker and 6 picks, $1.98 | (ee ee i WORE o's oc Kk ak $1.98 | SIOGERS « «iis i cde c $3.98 | $1.49 | Koast Defender Target Cannon ical and harmilegs toy $1 RQ Bene Geant 1 s . oe $1.98 ‘69 $7.49 | ‘INDOOR SAND GAME | F. © and description of above Special price ......... aSvrit tre 98¢ | for our catalog. FOLDING DOLL HOUSE ., | BY MAIL : Special price 2... cscecsesssissnees 48ce | . WRITE TODAY “KESTNER” JOINTED DOILIS | MEOHANICS’ TOOLS These well-known Dolls have bisque | . ~~ head leeving eyes with lashes, beau- | For CHRISTMAS GIFTs eiful perme’ pn Bh Th (y 4 -eeuge = g folate. Fit up your own chest with the follow- pe followe-’ eal Pj ed x ing tools: BENCH VISE Width of jaws, 1% in.; jaws open, $5.29 $6.29 $6.49 $7.49 | in.; weight, 344 pounds. Specia) “SIAMA” DOLLS Price this sale 1.39 High-grade auality. Priced as follows: Parcel post weight, 4 pounds. | $2.98 $5.49 $4.98 $6.4 Nail Hammer—regular size. A49c | $ : $5 49 $ -* / 3 ar @ach ..... Sivas s esis + ss *“OARROM” GAME BOARDS mmer—smal) size. i @8 inches square, double-faced. S57 to EES eee 39c 65 games can be ainwoll: -e ingling Hatchet—regular 58c Priced as follows: : eis. Special, each ..........: Shingling Hatchet—small yize. 39c $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 $8.95 8 CMS SAERL Sib $2 54 GENUINE NESTOR JOHNSON Ss 2... bo bee 0 0 6 00 ° RACING SKATES Biock Plane (iron)— . 48c | ; yg gy ee © mt tae meg Consisting of shoes and sKates, | Randle. Specia| a8 heed end Bc | fastened together. Price...... $6.48 | ru Bite—with square shanks, for LADIES’ SKATING OUTTTITS | metal or wood, sizes from 1-16 to “s Consisting of pair Skates fitted to 'a- , inch, Per 1.69 dies’ black shoes. A _ special, $6 R9 Lees Se | Per OMtMt . oF... eee ese ose’ ° | Oe ene ermal EXTENSION ADJUSTABLE ; 4 [pe | . , . ‘ , i This is a very strone, HACK-SAW FRAME a ns well-made Hand Drit-~ Adjustable from 8&8 te 12 inches. ¥ Bisze 12% .tnches long: © Nickel-plated., e arce}l post weight, ' This frame is , . ed. 2 pounds. Spe- | / made of th: | cial price, each, best tempered ° steel. Specina', - : } 39c | ’ | Parcel post weight, 2 pounds. | Ce . NHACK-SAW RB | , - fo “Morse” 8-In Special Prices The ke. | ¢ Be, DRILL PE ~In., -+ SBC O-in., doz... .49¢ ; , ta ad ry 1-18, 10-in., ci c 12-in.. doz. . .64¢ ed: jae » 5-32, 7-4, 1-8, SR CHIP CASES | Te ie Hate. fo: ibeda ted | y'th,200 Sim and t deck go Gg | | Pe in. wi at in above of cards, s *S Sot ewes sescess ° ay a2 and-drill. Weig per XIPLANE is > . mo I per Made of metal, motor driven straight as ' ahead; length 15 Inches. . 3 98c Special fidel s-ci......':, 4-90 * ’ A SCHROETER nut Gracker PRODUCT see — ee ll Bree PATENT S| | Will crack walnuts, hickory nuts or | any large. hard-shell nuts with ease. ' ] ength over all, rice, eaci 18 inches $1 39 . : **e ° Parce] >» Dounds “HOME” PECAN NUT CRACKER noest Weill CracKa nuts without crushing the Ke1 nel. Pecans can be cracked so that kernel can halves; Special price e 6-cups $ 9-¢ $ capacity., 22.50 mabe. ee COFFEE SET | 4-piece Sheffie! ate. Bpecial vo e + Hs Speer t 001 capacity MOLDED VARIOMETERS Tuska pattern, with dialw. Special, per pair .........--. VARIOCOUPLERS Standard make, 150 to 600 .$4.59 meters, 16 taps. Special prix “Schroeter” Improved Grater Nuta, bread, horse- cocoanuts ard other foods requir- ing grating. It does the wor k satisfactorily. Special " $1.39 price Parcel post weleht, 4 pounds, UPRIGHT STLAM ENGINES This little Steam Engine is @ real working model: has steam chest, whis- tle. whistle valve, and throttle valve: made of polished sheet brass: it ex- hauats » t e @ m through the smoke- stack; height 10 in. Every engine ia thoroughly tested and fully warrrnred Special] Price, each. $1 .48 -_--- ELECTRIC TRAINS Will Run with Dry Batteries. “sagt age 8 — ioe Locomotis e. r, Coach an , aek arte tee sections of curved OUEO- 0 bene 068 i e Parcel post weight, 5 pou . Other Electric Traing up PB phen | —————E—— pa ETI GET EE IN , —_ —- ee re ~ ximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. OFTI BROS.&CO. iss3 1858 CREDIT AT We import Diamonds direct from European pay—that’s why you save money when you bi pare our styles—exquisitely beautiful designs in you'll be convinced that t and Jewelry antee of satisfaction to you and the added to their account. |! Our store is open every night unti for Christmas Presents Not Advertised. SAFEGUARD OF Diamond —_ — sell direct to you——no middleman’s Ss f LOFTIS. m ‘our 3; compare our pric 74 Solid White, Grech ated Materel Gold and Platinum he place to buy your Christmas Credit House in the World. Our 64 years THE STORE OF wol WHILE GIFTS ON Second Floor Carleton Buile , : 43 i we ty ~ . ies Presents is at LOFTIS’, the Largest Di YOUR INTERESTS. Old customers can have all New customers will see the convenience of having’ all selections charged in one ntil Christmas—and Today. Watch our Store Windows for SPECIAL te of service to the public (established 1858) ie aur DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWEL 3 A Diamond Ring Speaks Louder Than Words Snag, "4 eanette” ) ws Y Diamond Ring Excep tionally brilliant, blue white, ect cut Diamond, set in rich 18-K solid white gold mounting pierced and carved. ; 3.75 eo. $1 50, EK me Others at $75 fy! . to $600 ff our alh | Diamond Ring for Christmas | , | “Rosemary” Diamond Ring | Finest Quality Indestructible ca, ; PS Ths Cc Pearl N aces § WN if Pearle are won- = Luck Ring drously beautiful SDS aa ~ : WY \ — R ; | in 1 a - Xx IRS Se: adiant blue | in luster and opales at Arpt “Se, % white, perfect | cont sheen. Carefully Nietit ee > ar cut Diamond, graduated. All the set In solid | desirable fashionable White Gold oc- | lengths; 16, 18, 20, tagon top. The | 24 and 30 inches. a vA Ring je selid Fine Diamond - set wA > : ‘ 0 Gre en Gold. | safety clasps. Beau- fy ibe / LQ ANY hand Plerced | tiful gift cases. Wf ) S . sw pha ici ornatel, | Prices, “Amazon” 46 9? . Ml J Charlotte’ AY \) $ 50 $1 | $10 t 100 Diamond Ring Diamond Ring es | 0 $ Briltiant, blue wha. This handsome ring has sc wok EASY TERMS perfect cut 18-k solid five radiant, blue white, ® Z . 4 ; ; Baa f V, f Uh “Sylvia” = $ 5 Terms: >= $2 a Week a} Special blue white, per- xf fect cut Diamond, set in %}| this splendid carved and ‘1 «pierced mounting; oc- tagon top. A beauti- ful 18-k solid white gold gift Ring. Others at $100, $125, $150 and Up mm perfect cut Diamonds— Wa one gorgeous Diamond geet In hexagon top, and two in each side of the B mounting as shown. & ° The entire ring is Bargain platinum. t *200, Tse - A Week $150 Diamond Bar Pin. matched. The Fitted with safety catch and cased in Christmas, at $150. Others at $150 and $250 Diamondée ere brilliant blue-white, perfect cut in is platinum front backed with gold; Others from $25 to $1000, @ counter-su %. Wt oe . : a ‘A great ae : is a anes, Rife Gold. A sreat | Diamond Bar Pins | AVOrIte Past ts a tfording. the : tion which character, gion of $3.75 4 \Vancient $150 . C 1 or Week Wook | “me eran, pesteatiz Zs finest hand workmanship. beautiful presentation box. Priced for go Wrist Watches for Gifts|) SUGGESTIONS FOR ' suit your requirements. All are | Articles listed and priced below can also be had at other prices—to | Black Onyx 4 Diamond-Set exceptional value. | ° Bus CHRISTMAS PRESENTS | Diamond Rings, fancy mountings, , $25 Emblem Rings, Diamond-set. . $75.0) Diamond Rings—Loftis Solitaire Signet Rings, Diamond-set...... 15.00 | Solid Depend: Craster sa. tie oe bee 75.00 Jap Signet Rings, Diamond-set Rectangular Shape | Diamond La Valiieres.......... 15.00 Ae mee. 4 : 12.00 White say Se ae Gold case, hizh- | espe 2 gl Te ghee eee pone Watches, Solid Gold Rage 35.00 Gold \ Two blue itp a as atch bes tise 9: 15.00 7.28; Rogers’ 1847 ....... 31.85 | value for ay U1 SEIN. write, pertect - $37 50 CREDIT cut Diamonds, . . . . $1.00 , platinum top on 14-k Green Gold. + Thin Model, White Gold Filled =F . $37.50 “Sstocawerx § 17-Jewel Elgi aoLD 9 * 100 A WEEK $ -vyowe gin This new cush- Rainier SEE ie a | TI is high de White Gold filled oe onion ™{ A, ° ° 16 case is gh grade e Go ed, ne g s SS mi Diamond Scart Pin | warranted to wear 25 years. Elaborately oeaee ae ; ; ‘. a | carved. The movement is fitted with ly engraved, For His Gift special Moire silver dial. ASSORTED Any three ini- i ae PATTERNS. tials engraved : : Ine ome ae wee perfect | aes ago ‘ cut amond, -k Solid | elegant ap- °° White Gold, $ CREDIT TERMS pearing — = | a very t) $100,$150,$200 | vere a i rr Asbethfaro, an | $17 sy Credit Te s | Fitted with 15-jJewel movement... . | $1.75 « M For Your Convenience Our Store Is i¢ BROS.&CO. EST’D. 1858 Open Every Night Until Christmas—and T Phone Kinloch, Central 5052; or Bell, Main 97, and Our Salesman Such Goods as You Wish to See. Call or Write f St Gaete 9 - ite for Illustrated 43 The Old Reliable, Original Di Watch Credit ~sateligd pond in Second Floor Carieton * ae gy m ~ Sas 308 N. Sixth St., Near Olive, St. Li — A : val - : + . os : ‘ ff lamon g ye is wd 7 | ir | ae 7 “Tl fe) < = : rely ’ you Can E POST-DI © daily editio ely you'll a rthy a prize i . THREE SU efully read once, and

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Fhe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the ‘Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ee we - RO ET eee eC : wee *% me 7 -_~— — - . 7 | M Th | SS aa 2 , ; : A ¥ ‘\ More Than ' 1,000 | \ eee “Bo s and Girls E* *poys anc ‘ Boys and Girls Have Enrolled #) Have Earned @ CKICKS Under the Terms ie ; a 0 7 4 During the First bes Our om , | Four Weeks of First. Announced the Campaign Sunday Nov. 19 th. ~ ‘~ Disc Wheels - | Rubber Tires CP rman e Roller Bearing S . eae wee ee ce : ‘ ES COLT EET ee ik ag ae ee ee “= » From an A djustable Saddle Sala ; Sie Be a EPR TNR pen ee Rice ews € Actna ‘ Spring Frame Photograph eS ee ee ee quty ee ere ae Qe =e Pont 2» AS IN HIGH FAVOR WITH BOY AND GIRL READERS OF THE POST-DISPATCH AND THEIR PARENTS _ | Ss That fact is evidenced by the response-to our offer of a free Saddlekick for three new subscriptions to the Post-Dispatch. The avalanche of > Be : ; : enrollments and the quick return of completed subscription order blanks, support the prophecy that these dandy little cars will soon be -win- ©... © | ning new admiration in every part of the St. Louis city carrier territory. Bey a Sie ere J : ~ HERE’S A GRACEFUL, STURDY, SPEEDY AND SAFE PARENTS: 1 Week to Christmas! eat PLAYFELLOW— iF Unlike anything else in its class of vehicles, actually worth $7.50 at retail ac- pte ger Reger Mag Be pple . =~ eee eer Ci ee Beers to the manufacturers’ printed price quotations, offered free of all cost healthy, vigorous, exercise. And, since it is built to stand hard knocks, it will in payment for spare-time effort! remain for long a prized possession, a source of fun and an aid tohealth. . : 4 e - - alt * - “ f a int “ee a s ) - - , ° " ~ » ~ ™~ low Is the Time to Hustle!! Today Is the Day to Enro . ' me TERMS OF THE OFFER—READ CAREFULLY ox ONLY Subscripti iat ~ ; TEMINL UDSCFIPTtIONS Offer is open only to boys and girls who are not identified with the sale or distribution of the POST-DISPATCH, | Bes . « and who reside within St. Louis carrier delivery limits,-including East St. Louis, Belleville, Granite City, Venice and . | Madison in Illinois: and Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Florissant, Valley Park and Maplewood in Missouri. | ce Mail or bring this ENROLLMENT BLANK to the Cir- ar e N ecessary subscriptions are required—each for 6 months. No extra credit for yearly sub- culation Depattment of the POST-DISPATCH. You will | | .scriptions | jmmediately receive order blanks and necessary : | or You to Get Ney suteindoa se equird—trom perenasot now rating the Daly i cw DISPATCH, whether parchesed from newsboy or newsdealer, or delivered by MOST-DISPATCH Circulation” Dept: 7 : Send instructions for getting a Saddlestick without peytne Siddidkick!= © |= % a in a | e IC ee Daily subscriptions are Praag oc tomy seator che hee oss been Sage or collecting any money. snbecriptions. - A Sunday I promise to abide by the requirements of your ae fly, you can persuade three friends.or relatives who do nét now read a2 POST-DISPATCH to each subscribe for a term of six months for ‘Gaily editions at 50c a morith, and help you earn a Saddlekick! And el 'you’ll agree, when you see the Saddlekick, that the award of so ru ya prize is extremely generous payment for the effort necessary to '4HREE SUBSCRIBERS to St. Louis’ ONE BIG Newspaper. fe ful y read the terms of this great offer. Send the enrollment +blank ; ce ahd know the joy of earned ownership of a Saddlekick. ' the Daily POST-DISPATCH may subscribe through you under this plan. ere subscriptions are required. We investigate the validity of the order Verified and the subscriber’s responsibility. All orders are received sub- ject to acceptance or rejection by the POST-DISPATCH. ° subscriptions are required. Business district readers Home a D elivered are better served by newshoys and cannot be included under the terms of this offer. and orders will not be accepted for delivery within the district bounded ON THE NORTH BY CASS AV. ON THE SOUTH BY CHOUTEAU AV. ON-THE WEST BY GRAND AV. ‘ON THE EAST BY THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. This makes necessary a\definitely restricted area, I understand, fully, that all orders are subject to your se. ceptance or rejection. cee” I will not tender ogders from persons who Sow f daily POST-DISPATCH—whether purchased from a newsboy, BREWS. > stand or carrier. | ae” I am not identified in any way with the sale or of the POST-DISPATCH. ~ twee OCF cee ee eee O8S toe cTeessTecscee owes AGE...:. ee eeebesesee Ten TEaey TY ccv ik cy ary é j ; hs ¢03 ADDRESS... oeeeeecenece oencesonctonege ere ee enseeeoome md eG ye - ae y - bir Se hag a =. ae? ist > Pr, at a " 4 si ee ome ei Set, j p he Pr tg SUR ea * . -s Pi a ine s lias «é. _— * " es ; he ’ '* : ~ ot, ay a a Pa ES eee \ “Seals Hes Se sk: i ee | Se af y ster com =) a ri ay & ¢ ie » — a ey ey yee n 3 » <i ‘ $1. 4 1. ‘2 y 7 rs ‘aut tye ; i : eer. PRL,

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Tee * a Te a ee a al ™~ " - } the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of - te | — is likely to be caused by other brdka- | Efficiency Without Waste. Best for Reception. casting stations and code signals. It; when planning.e« radio set, the) 4.4 Sens ae * bout 100 | A single-wire antenna a also must be remembered that the |. .+eur should decide just what tyP@|sets are the least f. ‘feet long is an ideal length for 360 | Tht tah bk vidi dvemnd wire’ R A D | O Or the Amateur and Exp ert jane ni cetacean itn dared re the wave length. — = i bs i é SS) : Immediate Deliveries i Ms | : on Se 3 —_MANUFACTURERS— “3 3 ney | most efficient operation, but these : Bo t 3200 ne Bs Sensitive G }wave lengths must be bejow 60@ or Flectrical engineers installing and testing Insulators on the Great i 2609 Washington Avenue mon e a 4 Variable Cond + or send direct to ““§ ? above 1600 :neters. They generally Western Power Co. hi . . . Deal , ‘ este . high tension line that carries 165,000 volts of direct Ww e Profitable Territory Open for Dealers ts range from 3000 to 20.000 meters. . tte San FF ‘one e Have Som ARE NOT COMPLETE en — ) ~~ | , | WITHOUT THE || __——abverrisemenr. Seaiihitiay sxteaio west thiniia Pieces sees RRR RENE CROSLEY M6. Pee bextra VARIOM FAMOUS GREWOL || “WE WANT A MAN eter tevine ot th loose counter DADA INO DEACES AO, i eaten r ETECTOR —- — AR FIXED D ECT just outside, and not directly LSS ; CINCINNATI a ; pe VA ' WILL INCREASE Who will act as manufactur- cating t . send : — : under, the turns of the primary. For Re a | — RECEIVING DISTANCE || er’s representative on rd tie actcary cot oneadinon SAFETY FAR HH ERS | 6 9 Wi Pe Molded Variometers windings on the same gtube, but l ee : DET EC I OR epaced one-quarter of an inch apart, Molded 180 Degrees give very satisfactory results. | The Ideal Christmas Giff@ | | 2500 Ohm:—v- Variocouplers Pilots Can Determine Altitude ‘ di : May be representative who is | by Means of Altimeter; De- Regenerative Radio Equipment if now selling non-conflicting | veloped by Got¥ernment. Scientifically constructed, beautifully = A RADIO RECEIVING SET * ‘ ae 3 # . A lete ~eivi t. operates on | asa a Aeriola Sr. a Pry cell battery with tube st a4 a Satis Murad M. A. 12 "adic, freagency, receiver foc aaa ° a — . - 2 Ve a .¢ % . r - —— - a - *. .. - . 4 > es e bs LLL es _etae t eRe se eaeette " ~ me eae radio items. “True-Tons” , SUPERSENSITIVE designed, reasonably priced. For per- Exclusive territory, excellent Seco Ohms e A modern airplane is fairly safe . . . commission, rapid seiling a) ‘ps long as the pilot can ae sell manent satisfaction it pays to get the proposition, established busi- ground, but with the ground hidden | best. J mess. | | by mist it is in a very dangerous pre- || ; d Sunnyvale. Cal. “3 ; : : Manufactured in St. Lows an yv | Good Severe _ ao “TRUE-TONE” |dicament, the Commerce Depart- Write for Catalog and Send Name of Your Dealer } Grebe C. 6: SSS broadcasting stations, .-ome party © call on jo rs. an | ec i'ment’s Bureau of Standards points #f A Complete Line of Electrical Pe yy distributors J Supersensitive 3000 Ohms our tn reiasion to, sew airviane 2-H ECHO RADIO CORPORATION |. P PRICE, $2.00 Write us full details, refer-| ee being developed by the 314 Int ti 1 Life Bld St Louis, Mo Alexander Radio Electric ences. connecti T ; * | bureau. nternationa e . . . — In using the “ 9 ae Saciiby 2000 tlt It cannot stay up in the air in- we ‘ | iis tania: ies ne nee ~ -— > we ee ee _ - — ee et ee ie, definitely, and when it tries to land | —————— | G R E W O COLUMBIA RADIO | Ohm Phones, Get the Best _— age 4s. . | it is quite ely to come in sight o L CORPORATION ) mn evened on. enickiy that there SERB SSESS ERE URUE BEES RERE BEER REED REE 2753 Diversey Avenue, '@ Ask Your Dealer for ‘‘True-Tone’’ @ |... time to turn. Moreover, the pilot, e - ° he Smile On Xmas Mornin yi ~~ = By 1728 Olive St. out of sight of earth, has no way, | . F you don’t have to find the spot. THIS DETECTOR Is ' 8 riaenty st ALWAYS SET AND READY of telling where heis. He knows his ! (own speed with relation to the at | completely protected from dust. Gtves the Best Results. | but cannot tell the direction or ve-| Hear the Music and Voice “ VES a +e, x in the Air © é eaves factory. Loup appreciable fraction of his own | ee ee crana 3746 «TRY US) Grane 3746 speed. | mt finding ys + spot. It is ‘ | ) always set and ready. Recent Inventions have done | if ogg dealer does not han- | - much to eliminate this hazard, and | die the “Grewol,” send us $2.00 ; Open Evenings 9:30-—Sunday, oon thanks largely to them the pilots of | and we will mail one to you. Free Delivery Service _ : oo os * | the LU. S. Mail Service make regular INIVER , SUPPLY CO. | trips in all sorts of weather and 203 N. BROADWAY SECURITY RADIO SUPPLY CQ. 1nd safely at their destinations. a 7 Bet. Pine &nd Olive. Chi of these the radio com- Distributers for St. Louis and | Largest Radice Store in Seuth *t. Louis pase. Man this A * is possi- sag cape | RASLA SALES CORPORATION | 2209 South 39th St. ble for the pilot to tell the direc- AJ Ivept. 15 130 EB 43d Street. New York City sT. LOUIS, MO. tion of any station sending signals | . jand to steer towards it. He has thus a eliminated the danger of getting | BRAS het bets font, and as long as there is & space “ oa ; - of clear air under the clouds he can ed get down safely. “ . When. however, the earth ts & cE . “ > blanketed in fog the pilot must * know not only the direction he is to go but also his altitude relative to- the landing field. and for this he A " must rely on his altimeter. . Now, an altimeter is nothing more ; . h an aneroid. barometer with a ‘sientnes Bir aye STRE ET EVENINGS Scaie in altitudes, and like any other > - barometer it changes not only with Regenerative Tuner Detector Regenerative Tuner Detector the altitude but with the weather as well. and & gets these two thiazs Manufactured and licensed under the Armstrong vat- and Two-Stage Amplifier eete. guaranteed reception of 750 miles: complete with | Manufactured and licensed under the Armstrone vat- | inextricably mixed. A change in ene pair 7200-chm Federal phones, 1 Radictron detector | *@**. SUaranteed reception of from 1000 to 1500 milas 2200-ohm Federa! Keep that boy at home nights let him all the news of the day—Educational —Insit tive—Man Building! § = | : Seer adienet and i} When You Can’t Get It Elsewhere | '!oc!ty of the wind which may be an | : L tte a ?- A Complete Equipment to Receive Radio Broadcasts Lectures, vocal and instrumental music and gf forms of entertainment are received in your home ® this device has been set up in accord with the i tions that accompany the instrument. : a oe . _"* wee Ge ba 246. 8.) 0 Eee we Bee eee 8 | | a ae os : ay a5 - | 4 d | weather may change its readings by Complete with ome peir Phones, 1 an amount corresponding to a hun- | |Gred feet or more in altitude—a Cube. 1 22% -volt Burgess “B" battery. 1 G-volt 68- Radictron detector tabde. = Radioctron amplifying tubes. ampere hour Philadephia Radic storage | & 22%-velk Burgess “B” batteries, 1 6-volt 60-ampe-e rious error in a fog. by a new altimeter being develope:! bettery and one cemplete a2>tenna hour Philadelphia Radic storage bat- tery and ome complete antenna eauip- 50 equipment. including a Brach tightring . ' ment. ineluding a Brach lightning ar- . at the Bureau of Standards. This instrument has the usual fixed scaie. and it also has a movable scale the zero of which can be set at any pel of the fixed scale In approachin a landing field the pilot gets, by radio, the barometer reading at the Meld and sets the zero on his mov- able scale to that reading on the fixed scale. His altimeter will then tell him accurately how high he is above the landing field and wil! en- able him to get down safely evenina'| fairly thick fog When airplanes become more nu- | merdus it will not even be necessary for the pilot to have a radio send- ing Station on board tn order to take advantage of these inventions. The radio compass itself is merely a spe- cial form of receiving set but little heavier than an amateur set: and this can be used for getting the dar- Ometer reading, which could be | Droadcasted at regular intervals in weather when it was likely to be needed. K S D Enjoyed in Washington. K §S D's radio programs are be- ing heard almost every evening br — => Se ee ee RA RA AIRS cal POA al . — This difficulty is largely eliminated in airplanes equipped with jsadio rester Formerly woriced at $155 00 menes aepectel ..5-.-.... | . J; ef MUSIO - | 7215.08, Pant $e ; Fro RADIO STORAGE. BATTERY, The Voice a m the BUILT IN COVERED CABI- The Star of the Radio World. I i i nn ne fo * — - ae ££ eee oe =— & Hi ee ef ee ee ee @ be Tube Seckets. sluminam. elite beee: regular price T5. Bi ef : " . 4 ~ - te : é.i “ss Moye = Ma > e ee ly tose A) oe ’ ne te toe *- . WAAC fs ‘e"' . Wary . ney . ¥ , > & > E- on “~ o on) rey eee Saueietle uitesd at 03. now unusual valué, specially priced the pioneer radio fans of Washing- DICTOGRAPH EBEAD SETS—21000- FEDERAL HEAD SETS—?2250- | ton. Preston says the distinctness chm. formerly priced at $12. now $8.00 unusual value, specially pri ae’ — $8.00 BRIGGS aed STRATTON HEAD SETs— $7 50 BLUE STREAK HEAD SETS—2400- URusual value spec al + .* ohm, umusval value, specially priced at $6.00 and STRATTON HEAD sETs— $6.00 MUSIO BEAD SETs—2006-chm un. @-° Unusual value, special at.... usual value. specially priced at. PS $5.00 +e fa , » : Por with which K §S D’s announcements > are mace is especially noteworthy. : “Listening in” on K S D has meant |} late hours tn the Preston household. eas the family must wait until local : : : : ; | interference ts out of the way for the St. Louts program, which is not till Ww - - V4 eh : after 11 p. m.. Washington time. XR Exit Jazz: Enter Classics’ ate C‘ass B stations throughout the Tée “jewel” Radio Receivine Set countr: are prohibited from broad- ‘ & rrcludes tuning col ihr nolrahed cast'ng pnonograph or player-piane cabinet with set of Kelloes's music. Their programe must be of 8 receiving phones (2400-0hm res!st- a character recognizable as of =i ance). Actual size of cabinet. 7% highest entertainment and tnforma- in. = 6% in. x 4% in. )tive value. The Government has au- ) thorized only abeut 5° such eations | in the whole United States.

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‘Om Dealey- ! — ~ E to 6.Co, I as Gift SET ver for those who aa $112.00 issue, $80.00 Appliances Co., Inc. 1003 PINE S87, ie oe m mm e ing! Voices et him hear a} —-Instruc- ent fo . as a sensitive. al adjustment. : 4 . 3 ired, no mall- 50-mile instrue : vorable atmos- will receive ra- iat distance. ded, howevetl; e year, for s. Tests have ‘J ewe!” Py early SP 5 , - w ? ; * 4 4 & * - i al SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1922. 7 inets Made to Order for Your Radio Sets “s Best Material Used—Lowest Prices e ; R. T. WANDEL sf 1910 2605 Washington - RENWOOD RADIO SPECIALS “ _. Week of D. cember 18th ‘Long Distance Receiver B. Single Circuit Tuner 2000 Ohm Receivers 6-Volt Storage Battery Complete Receiver ) ; 722.5-Volt Burgess “B” Battery +245 1C300 Cunningham Detector Tube | , 450 Ft. Aerial Wire and 2 Insulators dwin Type “C” Amplifying Phones .$12. Baldwin Type “C’”’ Single Unit Phones . $6 7} Original Brandies Phones............$8 '} Sensitive Guaranteed Crystals....... .50c ‘4 Variable Condensers, 43 Plate... . . .$3.50 Ua } | pe -VARIOCOUPLERS Wood . Molded . . - $2.75 . $3.95 ae Wood .. . $2.00 Molded $3.95 ¢7¢7? ECTOR TUBES SJ-1 $3.50 | BENWOOD HEADSETS 12500 Ohms—Very Sensitive. . a gxtra VARIOMETERS é “~ Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your | Money Refunded The BE NWOOD CO., Inc. 1110 Olive St. a ws ooo, a 7 Your Boy Would Be Pleased With One of These Crystal DetectorSets 1 $3.95 S Mess ....815.00 Vocophone Receiver, with 2 steps of amplification and built in loud speaker $75.00 $895.00 Standard Navy Type Receiver; 250 to se 4 ** Speaker, "814.00 walee: Ob... 2.00: ials, with knob, 4-inch size. 75c and Arm, with knob, 75c value, for.......... ; base; $1.50 value........-- Sockets; porcelain Sockets: rubber composition; $1.00 vaiue....... _ @helsea 36-plate, balanced Variable Condenser, $4.75 _ value = Tube _ Phone Plugs; $1.00 value ........--++-++++++: ~ Spider Web Colle; $5.50 value......--. yh Radio Storage Battery; 6 volt, 80 amp. hours, spec. .81 1.95 Heaa Sets; 2200 ohms; $10 value... . ..34.50 Head Sets: 2200 ohms; $11.75 value...... &7.50 sf Buporvea a Western a: ie te ~ } : ‘Detector Cabinet Detector Cabinet / > $10.50 $18.50 = - Value, $5.95 Value, $8.50. a Eastham Detector The well-known De- % & ; at this saving Forest Detector Cabinets; Onday; quantity very special at this low price. to Sixth Fieer. eae we _—", -~ WES FOS The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. al - . Brey SR re ee Secretary Hoover Points Out | powers of the Department of Com- merce over radio is imperative, Sec- | |retary Hoover. sort of foster-father to radio, states vin his annual report. |development of radio art will be “reatly retarded, he explains. |Sudden increase of radia telephone broadcasting during the last seven | |months of the fiscal year from five to 882 transniitting stations, and the increase from 500,000 receiving stations, resulted in | ,8O0 sending stations, Commerce reports. that the destruc- | tion of. the usefulness of this very important invention is threatened. A | conference of experts, manufactur- | ers and Government, public and am- | ateur called by Mr. Hoover last February, ‘Unanimously recommended the im- | mediate extension of the regulatory powers of the Government and draft- ec a set of technical provisions for submission to Congress. months... while awaiting a law. mental use, available to commercial! | and public stations. these, discretion of the Secretary. of radio is developing so rapidly as to demand constant changes and the | | RADIO—For the Amateur and Expert HOPE OF ERADICATING — RADIO INTERFERENCE Need for Legislation Now Held Up in Congress. The extension of the regulatory who has become a Otherwise ths The | about 200,000 to 1,-| much “interference” the between Secretary of — representatives, which was 4 The White and Kellogg Bills. Identical radio bills were intro- duced in the two houses of Congress last session by Senator Kellogg and Representative White, but they are apparently ing, perhaps, the demand of the. ra- dio public itself before any action Will be taken. merce officials handling radio mat- ters early “Pigeonholed,” await- Department of Com- ha Ve cherish ed action the hope that would be forthcoming for some time and continued to li- cense all broadcasters three definit New legislation would aid the every ‘Secretary of Commerce in enforcing ithe laws and bring about a more Satisfactory condition for both op- |erators and “fans,”’ they point out. Authority for the appointment of the advisory committee of six gov- ernmental and six outside civilian members would assist the Secretar, in reassigning definie wave lengths | and in the allotment of more bands | for” commercial] and private uses Congressman White's bi)! is expectec to be pushed, but action is not as- sured this session. Assignment of Waves. Recommendations of the radio conference were for one exclusive | governmental band, two bands for private and tol! broadcasting, and four for use oy both Government and private broad- | Casters, which would give such trans- 'mitting stations broader scope and ‘prevent interference to a great de- gree. _ casting waves are available, 360 an.! /400 meters, | wave is 485, confining a very larre amount of matter broadcast by many stations to only three wave lengths. and necessitating time schedules and silent periods. waves under these recommendations, | /as well as ‘other technical problems, /would devolve Committee. | Secretary Hoover would secure the | aid of the present Interdepartmenta! Radio Committee. these technical experts as the Gov- ‘ernmental representatives on his new | committee. broadcasting wave Today only two public broad- while the Government | upon the Advisory It is verv likely that | or at least six of Another feature planned if new legislation is secured is to make the wave band between 600 and meters, 16909 now assigned for govern- Daily Schedule On 485 Meters At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00: Broadcasting of the opening prices, midsession and closing quotations of the St. Louis grain markets, live stock quotations, supplied by Market Bureau Serv- ice, U. 8S. Dept. of Agriculture; Liverpool and New York Cotton market; New York stocks, bonds and money market; hay and clo- ver; poultry and butter market; metals market; U. 8. officidl weather reports and forecast, and news bulletins. 8 P. M—4o0o0 Meters Special programs by talented singers, musicians, short. ad- dresses and other features. De- tails announced daily in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Sunday, December r7 8 PP. M.—Broadeasting Chil- dren’s Service at Christ Church Cathedral. Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D Program for Week of December 18 Monday, December 18 | 8 P. M.—Program arranged by | Marcus Epstein. | Address ‘‘ The Mora] Obligation |] of Exercise,’’ Dr. A. G. Poh]lman. 11 P. M.—Statler Hotel Orches- |]! tra. ° | Tuesdxy, December 19 8 P. M—Matilda Earickson, mezzo—soprano; David Campbell, pianist. Speakers to be announced. | Wednesday, December 20 8 P.M.—Ellen Mariam Barber, — Henrietta Freund, violin- ste. Thursday, December 21 8 P. M.—Program to be an- nounced. at oe Orchestra. — Statler Hotel Friday, December 22 § P.M.—Clara Schlief, soprano; Winifred Corrigan, pianist. ‘Saturday, December 237 Broadcasting St. Louis Sym- phony Orchestra from the Odeon. Audio frequency is older and much given good results. We have recelved ‘reports from those who have dis- RADIO QUESTIONS ANSWERED. All Queries Must Be Accompanied by the Name and Address of the Sender. ©. Please tell me serve aS a panel instead of a bake- lite. —J. M. C. recommended. Q. Will two crystal detector re-| ceiving sets operate using one single wire antenna about $0 feet iong.— A. dx A. Two receiving sets will not function when connected to the tame | aerial, as tuning one will throw the other out of adjustment. | ®. What is the difference between | radio and wireless ?—E. R. A None whatever. They are one and the same. ®. Is radio frequency superior or | ple apphHcable rior to an outside antenna 7—C. ing radio signals, radjo frequency Is the latest. It is just in its infancy. more dependable. Some of those who have experimented with radio fre- quency claim remarkable results “when it works.” one erected outside. Q. J. BE. 8. A. coll to the other. Answer to L. M.—AlI]1 volunteers. Q. Does an electric light plug aerial | value in a crystal detector set? give as good results as an outdoor! acyial, using a crysta)] detector set?) A. D. make any difference. In most loca- tions, the smal! plugs which screw into the electric light sockets have | if wood will mantled their outdoor antenna be- cause they could hear “everything” using the electric light plug aeria) A. Wood may be used, put unless| Which had been audible using the it is impregnated, it is a poor insu-| outside aerial. lator in damp weather, and is not/| have come in, “Why don’t my socket aerial work?" Yor which there might _be a number of reasons. ability iment of the power leads to the house, or the internal ‘lighting |}metal conduit underground, it is rather doubtful whether good results can be obtained. ofa mica condenser of fixed capacitv, one terminal of which is connected | to the electric light line and the other leads to a binding post on the plus. | From connected to the inferior to audio frequency using an/| post of the receiving set, and froin outside aerial, or ig there any princi- the “ground” post of the set a wire to radio frequency |is attached to the nearest cold wat2r which makes an inside aerial supe-| pipe by meang of a ground-clamp. |The condenser acts as an open circuit | A. Of the two means of amplify-|to low frequency, or direct current, but readily passes high or radio fre-|' “uency current. frequency amplification. two stages give excellent results, but) when I plug in the third stage, a pe-- fect bedlam seems to be turned 1o008c. In all probability | What is the difficulty? G. B. an indoor aerial for radio frequency | will give equally as loud signals as | ,amplification cannot be used with If there is no connection be-|any degree of success because the in- | 'tween the primary and secondary of|terna] noises developed within the, The assignment of |a vario-coupler, how does it work ?—— | tubes themselves become greater in 'proportion than the signals them-| Current is induced from one/ selves. [tube as a radio-freguency amplifier. | and intended to be used in vacuuin A. The kind of detector will not, tube circuits. | set can be eliminated by not burning | the filament too bright. Then again, queries In all prob- it was due to the arrange-| Where the through wiring. current enters The plug consis's this binding post a wire is “aerial” binding I have three stages of audio Q. The first cer T WOLFF-WILSON DRUG CO. ALB BAAAAAA MAA A AB MAAAMAAMAMAAAMAMAMAMA MAMA MAMA MAAAAAAAAAAAALALAAAAEABA S44 EMEA 44H SA ** HS A AABBD 4A AAAAAH AA - =R <—S ~ = Penberthy Sets —are the most simple and durable receiving sets. They are of the twe-alider type, making very accurate tuning possibile; heve meiti- point detector; two sets of 3000-chm headphones and inside aerial, making it possible fer four persons to hear at one time; this wonéer- 1 ful set complete . A$20.00 Value for ... SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON And the Frank Adam Shop seemed Y ba it he A. Three stages of audio-frequency | We suggest you use the third | Q. Would a variometer be of any | <—— SP = A. No. Variometers were designel A Suggestion. Some of the frying noises in the) Details such as however, will be left to tha) The art | Continued on Next Page. —e_ The Gift That Entertains ~ “ a 4 Receiving Sets Are Priced From | ration and other sets and parts. We are headquarters for Atwater- Kent, Westinghouse, Radio Corpo- We install outfite and aerials. 417 North FAMOUS - BARR CO. ” We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Mail Orders Promptly Filled | Broadway Lecust and &t. te 610 St. Charice Between Thra A Most Enjoyable Gift Is This Tuska Radio Outfit We illustrate here the most popular Radio Outfit of the year. This trim looking Set has mahogany cabinet, shielded moulded panel, very selective tuner and its great advantage is that it can be used as the nucleus of a complete amplifying and loud speaking | There is a Size and Style at ae " Tuska Set to Suit Every "1 Le Tuska Recefving Set, complete with batteries, phones and aerial plug or serial Tuska Receiving Set and 2-step lifier (No, 225) with ‘‘A*’ a standard Loud everything complete . Loud Speaker Horn .......--- Western Electric Loud Speaker, Complete $1 Western Electric Loud Speaker, Horn only .« 7 = —_— = - Range 500 to 1500 MT Requirement $59.00 ’? Batteries, Tubes and ve eave «$112.50 Outfit with Magnavox 61.00 “ree eveeeeneee a . ~ $5 to $26 / Want to Do a Real | Amp Good “Turn” for ; HEAD PHONES & Well-known make; 2000 75 Someone? elms: special at .......«.- . If x32 bave petatives or ends who CRYSTAL DETECTORS crippled, confined to aed High-grade, giass enclosed $1 50 be or blind. bring type: complete; special at ° Radio | enjo ment into SOCKET AERIALS their lives + st- Just attach to any light $1 2 mas. We will assist in socket: priced at .......... ° choosing the proper “PM Cryeatale ....... bike oe | outfit. Myriad Peint Crystals ........--+- 40¢ | — eee BOGOR ccc coccccccecssesess 5Me DN 6s Mb aqhead's.4 60006 600 On 64 7Se Our Service Department will recommend proper equipment and our experts gladly advise with ama- ‘eurs whe want to rebuilt A FEW ODD BARGAINS 75¢ Bex Crystal Detector Parts with mounted crystal their sete er correct any ted C ctors, 79¢ existing trouble. ox Moun Bes ee tectors eeeteeee@eeeerererer® aehe-akte s $1.25 58 Brach Gap Outdoor Ligh Protec a ay) ; , % “i 4 : 4 ns +a oe ee co wa ee 2 lbh ale taille ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 41 Electric Is Radio Headquarters | = . All the best makes of Recei Sets here—the finest . Soldering prenrte + A. Rone pd ‘St. Teche: “riees rosa from $5 a : ; Iron We also have everything needed by the radio experimenter or - by the fellow who’s building his own set.. Radio Books, too— © Special at the latest and best! evr ma $ 4” Doron Dependable ae | + 99 . . ; “Opera Special” Receiving Set = “It’s a Thousand Miler”? = °° | The kind of a set you've dreamed of having—a« ist ithidt Feat! y § . dette at eee from 1000 miles away, “tnciu Beautiful quarter-sawed weathered oak cabinet, 8x8x24 inches. Agd - this equipment goes with it: va thie 1 Detector Bulb | 1 pair W. E. Receivers y ai Every Radio Wan 4 Larze B Batteries | 7 nia eS ra needs one—its in.- 1 Six-volt, 120-Amplifier erial Equipment 4 oe a ag Hour Storage Battery 1 Lightning Arrester j NE eae You get the Receiving Set ‘and complete 95 ied adda: Side ee Handle pa ready to use, Sat. tka for prea ond ey OO. cds sdaeee pe ees mxcsotnees s« i Oe int i = pier y Mepee y You can't find a better outht for the money. 4 Other Christmas Suggestions Get one for Christmas—there’s only a week left, ’ " for Radio Fans | 30-volt Meter for testing “B” bat- | : tery, SPECIAL at.......... $1.95 Fan ky ctdam 5 50-volt Meter for............. $2.15 | : sae Or bg testing “A” car ‘ | t ase MAD SUVS, 150 oi 904 PINE STREET | OHMS, SPECIAL AT...... $4.95 Lindell 0550 ELECTRICAL EXPERTS SINCE 1880 Central 1631) : tenement — - 3 .* W te “ 3 ? ao, . . , “Make Thisa ’ ' 99% Df Bi y Radio Christmas”* e * | A Gift for All the Family! + ° Fs ASSEMBLED FREE AND GUARANTEED st : MECHANICALLY PERFECT! : fe: A complete Receiving Set, assembled without charge from a our enormous stock of parts, makes the ideal gift set. 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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daffy Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Aid News {HEARD IK ENGLAND: ak 4 Week ending Dec. 16, 1922: ST. LOUIS COUNTY. \Lemay Ferry — Closed. Detour Telegraph to Sappington to Lemay gopanned the Atlantic in Tests | po Open from Mehiville to Me:- amec. River. Balance of road rough - Which Will End Dec. id Advise using Old State or Mississ: a 4 pi Scenic Highway to point south « The following stations are reported) yaxywell. have beer heard by English ama- T elegraph— Good. , che radio fans, in the transatlantic Gravots—Open to Grants Farm. rqheer los. by the American Ra- Closed from Grant’s Farm to Fen- Three Have So Far mai League, which are stillin ... petour Denny to Watson %0 Fenton. . 4BFG Perry ©. Briggs. Hartford oe: Cenn.; 1YK Worcester Polytechnic Manchester—Open from city im- Worcester. Mass: i8cG wm ‘SS ‘to Warson road. Closed from khite, Greenwich. Conn: 1BDI ‘2tsom road to Denny road. Open : ’ Ss ; : rom ” rrett’s S ; - s BB. Handy. Orono. Me; 1XM Mas- - ‘ ‘solos yto ~oe e ay poe areca = | smehusetts Inst. of Technology. Cam- | *7O™ Solomons Dut iled rouse ii ee “n dee. Mass. ito g! : ’ ° . ' Bil 4 Par H. H. Robinson. Keyport. N The road } is also oiled fro 2LO N. Dunham, Highland Park . ° * ’ TT? a) sad va -—* so rtION Op- ie list was trarsmitted from Carnarvon. Wales, to WTI Brunswick. and picked up br ON, operated by J. G. Alexander. . Leuls amatertr. © Old State road, which irene all- NM. J.; 2KL A. V. Gregory, Red Bank ‘omon’s Hill and Ellisville several! x ‘¥.: 3GK A. G.. Kastenmaver. bridges under constru: but good y. N. s - INZ E. R. Ra- . Clayton—Haré surface: good. 3 * 2ZK Geo. C. Cannon. New Olive Street—Open to Ballas roac eo NM ¥.; 22%. J. O. Smith, i road. Detour Ballas to Conway °° Riverhead. L. ¥.. N. Y.- Mason road. Good rest of way iY Cc. A. Wood, New York City. N " | sf Natural Bridge—Gooc: open ay. N. ¥.; ZBOU H. F. Kuch, “Ce *4:- — en Island. N. Y.; 2ZK ‘Phone); .,, en > tion n 360 abd 40 a B. Ross, Brooklyn, N. Y-: oe nag its FOQ R F Sadler Lansing Mich ing June 30. 1922. commerctal lara "The creased from 161 to 345 Amateur station licenses increased $0. 1921. and June 30. 1922 In the past fire months, however 1304 weather travel to Eureka. Between MN. J.; 3EL H. H. Carman, Freeport detours. Tottenville, N. Y.: 2XAP Not Closed from Ballas road to Mason Stream, XX. Y.: 7BML H. H. St, Charles—Concrete: good. 2ZS Not listed: TA WF E. Wirsing. ae : meters, . tion on Dec. 1. OF “an C W. H. Ererson. New Breuns- 2 oven amy he During the fis- SsBCT oe ’ ced lantic stations were pa ; S&S. Risley, Atlantic City, N. J I. M. Dunn: SXM PD. W. Rich- talr. Japan. Norway. Poland ana Re FR A. Bush. Athens. Ga. stations. excluding broadcasters, from 10,809 to 15,504 between June |/mere stations have been licensed. _dringing the total amateur sending | stations to 16.888 on Dec. 1. The in- \erease { namateur interest by 5993 ad OF spécific designation of | is gratifying to the officials of the these Ya or band of waves by law | Government, for ther say “734 > $77 reserve of ‘young men constitute «a retice Is actually far worse trained of whom operators, some } than tt was fixe thonths ago, have already contributed to radio Mr. Hoower’s report closed start. During the war many ama-‘eurs end of the fiscal year. Insteed were found to be superior to the av- there being 382 broadcasting sta.‘ erage commercial operator in re- ‘ST. LOUIS BECOMING Florissant — Good; way. Hall’s Ferry—Hard: good Riverview Drive—Har¢ Bic Bend—Hard, fair North and South——-Fa'r Price—Fair Denny—Gooé. Kehris Mill—; good Collinsv ile to maanateatiieat ~~ | 2 4 Tie.« concrete; fair MAIN HIGHWAYS. To Chicago—“National Old Trai: ‘ts Marshall. then north to Dixie Highway: good; bard road penete '+ entire distance. ¢ Troy, I! To Chicago via Spri ng- “crete good except through some of the towns To Kansas City—‘National Wid frail” and Atlantic-Pacific-Midiand a ders and - } Peor > field e' a . High Praise From Philadelphia of Symphony Program FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. Dec. D. St. Louis n EK 8 tspatch. Gentile I Gate this from my home, 16 milés north of Philadeiphia, because [t is there that I enfoy your conoerts. The * Radio Static Post-lI performance of the St Louts Svmphony Orchestra last with iim Olga Samaroff, was a high spot in our redio exper - ence. As you know, Mme. Sam- aroff te the wife of Leopold S8to- kowsk!. conductor of the Phila- deiphia Symphony; and after she returned to Philadelphia she gave such enthustaetic accounts of the seiieibedtiiien in St. Louis tha’ itt is quite likely the Phila- lelphia orchestra's concerts will be broadcast. Very truly — H. B SUTHERLANT Associate North Ween DODGE BROTHERS Motor CARS a SHORT TALKS TO NEW CAR BUYERS If you should have a higher appraisal] om™your Dodge Brothers used car than we can make, put the dealer to the acid test—ask him to give you his check for the car at the appraisa! price. If he refuses—thereby ac- mitting that he is offering more than the car is worth, are you not justi- fied in believing that he is asking more for his new car than it is worth? Certainly, if he will cut the price-one way, he should be willing to do the other, as in the latter case he will be saved the trouble and ex. pense of reselling the used car. iat RIL Tate Motor Company, Inc. Bement 1241 7615 Central | personnel of a | ernmental phasis is placed on the perfected perform- ing powers and riding qualities of the New Series 6-66 chassis. That is why we su¢g- gest a ride. Newell Motor Car Co. es at Cendie t Yeur Christmas Eve. sourcefulnces and tech edge. The necessity of an internationa! conference on radio communication | for the adfustment of itnternationa! radio wave lengths, especially those used between ship and shore stations ie pointed out by Secretary Hoover | his report, attention being ca’'led the fact that the last conference was is 1913. Dut ome transoceanic station in oprer- ation. his matter, however. has the attention of the State Depart- ment, which is now organising the representatire gov- to Craw up agenda for the next internationa! convention on electrical communica- tion to be held at Paris next spring In summing up, Mr. Hoover ears “To close an efficient administration of the radio service is !mperat! we are to maintain its dni as a life-saving agency on shipboard. a means of commercial communica- tion, amd of instruction and enter- tainment for cur people. To perform this work we must have an erperi- enced and expert personne! VELIE ANNOUNCES NEW SPORT MODEL A new Velie “54° Sport Model has 2@en announced br the Velle Auto- moblie Co. cf St. Leuts and ts now on display at the Velie show rooms. Olive and Garrison avenue. The new model which — committee comes tn robin’s egg blue or sunset red is descrined by H. os Schsaure. president of the Ocal company, as a sport model nical know!-. when the United States had,sse CENTER FOR TOURISTS The rapid development of &. Louls as a center for motor tourists is indicated by figures fust prepared | ‘by the Automobile Club of Misscourt. In 19231 the club distributed maps, logs and the Iike to 14,826 persons, either starting on trips from St. Louis or passing through the city from other points. 19°? .* » In the first than 26,990 more months of trippers were accommodated and the have reached 20,000 the New number will before the begjmning of Year. It is estimated by competent cai- culators that Missouri profited to the extent of $20.000.000 this year from the tourist traffic entering the State from Kanses Citvw and St. Louis at both of which places the Automo- bile Clu Alf*esour! ma equipped These are not only =f members of the but for the mem niains fully neg bureaus at the ser. Missourt elt bers of all ciubs American Auto- For a nomina! the mobtle hiesdtenindl. fee the club also serves motorists who are not connected with anv organization Through its connec- with the A. A. A. the A! bile (lub of Migsourit is erabled to provide tts members with touring charge in every citr and Canada, tion itomo- service free of in the United States _ ys , » — inclucine S&S Mober!l: : Jefferson fe Cape Gtirardean, Springfeld and Marvrville Tiree eoffictal garages are scat- tered State, under bond and efficient service to the members of the club wherever they may be fn the Rate These garages have been so located that.no matter where a mot rist mar be in the State he ‘s withir more than 30 utes fron thea free mir ‘ase of a breakdown HAYNES CUTS PRICE ON ALL MODELS s A reduction of $1209 on the prices of the new 1823 Havres 55 standart? - tourtng car and the rew 1%23 Harnes 55 @sport touring car. and a redtc- tion of from $189 to $255 on the new 1823 Harnes 77 models. effec- tive Dec §. are anno G. Seiberling. vice general of the tomobtie Co Wiison oMtor > The new are Harnes model touring ger. $2355: blue ribbon two-paseenger. $7395 fve-passenger, $3995: Alton and manager Haynes Au- Kokomo. Ind.. to the distribu as fo hola: .s. he eae = Tred! (a, > 8 Ne l*ters lows 7-passen- speecster. brougham, sedan, seven- passencer, $3235: suburban seven- passenger. $3395: sport tourtng. seven-passenger., 2550; sport tour- four-paseenger $2550: sport fve-passenger. $3259. on models 55 are “ve-passenger ne ces passengze! >: sport passenger ive-passenger 2 _ SDOTt $239: Kuhs-Buick Name New Manager Z. A Barker. well known in the automobile industry tn St. Louts. bas manager of the co m™pa rv been appointed Tr « ia ~ th4 and low. close ftting full crown fenders. Disk wheels with outsid- air valves and wide nickeled rims are supplied as regular equipment A subetantial trumE rack supports a trunk containing two suit case<« ané epectal tire carriers on each side of the car comes regularty equipped with two extra cord tires. Other extras which are standard equippment tnclude spring bumpera ‘ront and rear, two large drum trpe spotiights, parkin ights, cigar ighter, dash clock. windshield wiper. tonn eau Ught. motormeter and spectally designed radiator cap The new meael tis sted at $1565 ¢ °o. Bb. factorv CADILLAC FACTORY SPEEDS UP PRODUCTION Grad ua! speecing up in produc- fen, abandoning a pian for «a two weeks’ shut-down for tnventory. and employment for thousands eof auto- mobile workers during the Winter months are the hres opertant fea- tures of the neW expanston program of the Cadillac Motor Car Co.. fust announced by H. H. Rice Presiden: and general manager Cadulac’s production schedule for December will be one of the two | greatest December schedules tn tts | histery, accerding te the anneunce-| ) ment. With this as a start Cadillac Moter Car Co, |swing into an increasing preduction | curve for 2323. the aeRO weather permits. Imagine the thrills great surprise. Don't +} ; 9% Lhe git pt | T f It means to your loved énmes unz- limited pleasure and comfort. It means protection in the Winter and boundless joys in the great outdoors when the Look ahead to Christmas morning. you will get in see- ing the radiant faces as you spring the you think that just that moment alone amply justifies And what else but a Hudson or Essex so completely fulfills the de- sire to own a REAL car. Hudson Coach, $1670 Essex Coach, $1275 A Hudeos or Essex Coach Hudson and Essex famous records still stand. They are your guarantee that happiness is yours as long-as you ride in one. Pride of ownership ig in- evitable with our owners and content- ment remains. The bodies of the cars are worthy of the famous chassis that car- ries them so well. Swiftly, easily ther take you over the ground. The price makes it almost a crime not to make this your gift to those who mean the most to you. Delivered te your home they are Essex Cabriolet, $1270 We can guarantee delivery at rour home Christmas morn ning tf given reasonabi@ time to execute your order. of theese popular We are well able and eager to assist rou in every way to purchase one cats without seriously damaging your Christmas budget. Diesing Motor Sales Company Lindell 796 plans to. Authorized Hudson and Essex Dealers Delmar 600 FURNITURE CO =e 1226 OLIVE STREET BIG CHRISTMAS SPECI 6-POUND NICKEL-P LATED ELECTRIC IRON DOLL We show a vey — in Makes a wonderful Xmas gift. Pacxe : one in a box. ‘vor double: specia Ve Phone oa Mail “Orders. TEDDY BEARS These 18-inck Teddy Bears in natural colors; I . i assortment, especia.iy for the holiday All made of solid cedar. Gesigns to selest from. up from Linoleum; inlaid, per yard Linoleum ; per yard Flooreovering; | per vard Extra heavy Grass Rugs, 6x9 Velvet Rugs; size 9x12 ... Brusse!s Rugs; size 9x12 *-* . Extra Heavy Gunn. ings: Oxl2 .« This dresser-styte Chiftforobe contains hanging compsrt- 331 75 has muirrer $3 Cash—i3ec WV ecekly. assortments of models im the ¢ comprising numerous different hogany, oak or walnut; We are featuring a special Talking reomy drawers and iarge clothes piate glass We are showing one of the lay Choice of ma- $ Machine at _ Selections of Your Own C with every Free: graph seh : selections ra your mpten $5.00 ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD iS these Ranges and they have «tren in ~— universal satisfaction. This is BRIDGE a oF ay positively a $90 value, at cur spe- Gas or C ciai pri a $74.75 | os BLACK CRAY GRAY. es 4 Terms—@5 «2 Menuth .™ oe was Bride’ ©: EPR eo ee. y ie eNEOA? Aeee ay A, Sa Oey Soe = « . Ee ae ear ener ' eat a Ser oe aid _ ‘on _ LLNS EAS SOE ENGINE LE, PE AEE St Oe + _ "4 * f Sante na te ae So ba ae aS * zie». qghe Union Rubber Co. dl ‘eoncern which opened re 9815 Locust street. ‘s feats improved patented tire for: - quicanising Machine which h re ‘ in development for the pz years. 3 The new machine or plant ig portable and adaptable man of limited means as wel] needs of the big manufactu TIMK Tapered ROLLER B SERVI .

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S “a ECIALS _ ARRIAGES large , &888ort- ¥ ! a : oriment, secur the holiday trade. lid cedar. Many set from. Prices a5 ” DEPT. $1.98 d, Bs... 9100 TR LE Se i 2S == robes es different makes. o 13 ir Own Choice. every Phono- sold; 6 double- Records. 12 r own choice. '}) Of First Importance SUNDAY. EMBER 17, 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 IONS POST-DISPATCH | . COMPANY MARKETS sists of two hollow shells, each side | thereof being a self-contai 5 ZING MACHINE jacket through which > penny ) CAR GAINING SUnion Rubber Co., a hew/}lates for vulcan Beas izing purposes fro He which opened recently at & small portable boiler. The slic. street, is featuring an/| ea a be installed on a floor space ic five feet square and comes com- } ro" patented tire forming and plete with various ne machine which has been | making tires. lopment for the past seven! The personne} of tie semedhe : | pany is | Always - . . : : ys a Favorite With Women . _ 7 | ana| Driver ! ; ; f ble and adaptable to the Arthur J. Keller, vice Potntdenta; - ened ett renee: \as follows: Charles Cc. H . new machine or plant which | president; Edward ilsthens T ane iof limited means as well as the| George B. Cooper, secretary, and M of the big manufacturer con-'S. Cooper, treasurer. : size molds for | ing Choice of Men. /~ TIMKEN , ay re BEARING SERVICE 58 Whether it is a car, truck or trac. tor, old or modern, the exact Timken Bearing you need is right here in stock. Acting as the Serv- ice Department for the Timken Roller Bearing Company, we are established to give you immedi- ate service on Timken Bearings. Hyatt and New Departure Serv- ice Bearings formerly carried can now be obtained from. United Motors Service Inc., at 312 N. * eonard Street. \, Bearing Service Co. 3300 Locust Street St. Louis -—— Available for ervice every day in the year, comfortable, freedom from | the dust, long an established favor- ite with the ladies, the closed car, specially the present-day coupe, coach and sedan, is apparently the reigning favérite amongst the royal- ty of motordom. Sponsored since their first ap- pearance by the women drivers, the | sals of accessories and supplies and shows this year than it has been for |service could be trebled if the sales several years past,’’ said Charles B. ' DA is | Voorhis, vice president andi director | | SKID CHAINS | Closed cars today are rapidly becom- ing the choice with a great many | men, especially those driving to and | from work, the coupe, coach or the sedan protecting them from all kifids \of weather and insuring their com- ‘fort. The average man who o-wns a |Car upon which he depends, is be- | Sinning to feel he must have one |avatiable for service every day of the | year. | Rapid Development. | duction of America was given up to ‘closed cars. fbr 1922 the propor- tion will be over 30 per cent. If the |present rate of gain In closed car (production is maintained, in_ five | years’ time the enclosed body will be \dominant in the field. The chances (are all that the rate of gain will be } accelerated. The sedan, coach and the oupe represent the types of closed bodies that are destined to rule the 15tor car field for many years to come. The closed car when first devel- oped, provided for an open seat in 'front where the chauffeur sat, and ° the appeal of the type was obvious ly limited. Few motorists can af- ford to pay chaufeurs and most men prefer driving anyway. During this périod of the closed car's exist ence it constituted a very small pro- | portion of the production of the, ‘American industry. The minute! 'that the closed body was turned into la personal-drive proposition it be- \gan to make gains in popular favor. Has Many Big Points. | The comfort, the freedom from « \ : Vee . - G + ] —_———— or | Everybody knows George, the Ex-Deputy> Sheriff, and Mr. Haller formerly with the Wagner Electric Co. We are pleased to announce that they have JOINED OUR SALES FORCE Coupe De Luxe Body $299 F. O. B. St. Louis ithe weather, the protection afforded ‘light costumes, makes the closed | body areal asset to the feminine ‘half of mototdom. The ladies wel- ‘sedan or coupe for the touring car! |or roadster. | The closed car has found espe:lal favor with St. Louis motorists and | ‘they are to be seen everywhere. ‘he business man driving to work, the pleasure driver upon the boulevards, -milady as she drives to her shop- 'ping or the theater, in every instance | the closed car is rapidly predo?:1t- inating over all other styles. St. |Louis winters, while moderate to a ‘certain degree in compariscn wita ‘other climes, make driving in the lopen car extremely disagreeable. While not of sufficient force to ne- | cessitate putting the car up for the ‘winter months, the average moto.iat | ‘abhors the sleet, snow and other | features of the winter days. The enclosed car counteracts all of this Heated inside, the glass windows a ‘protection from the weather outside ‘the sedan or coupe proves an ideal ‘possession during the winter months, while during the heat of the sunimer months, with the windows lowered and windshield ajar, the closed car makes delightful riding. ‘USED CAR PROBLEMS | DISCUSSED BY C. A. VANE “Quit trading used cars that you | ‘can’t gell quickly,”\was the advice given to automobile dealers by C. A. | | Vane, general manager of the Na-'| ‘tlonal Automobile Dealers’ Associa- | tion at the annual convention of ‘the Indiana Automotive Trade Asso- | ciation. | _ Coupe De Luxe Body Co. Bomont 2383 3147 LOCUST ST. Open Evenings - - Forget their comfort, disregard their attractive appear- / ce, make no price comparison—“Winter Enclosures” demand consideration first of all as real safeguards of your health. a, D a , } 00r-opening Winter Curtains (plate glass or cellu- % >... foid window type) are the next best thing to a e +> P * Closed car, and, in several ways, MORE desirable. # Sst of all, the moderate cost of Winter Curtains makes their eS ehase a surprisingly small investment in comfort, appear- ae health insurance. One day service. Stop in for a he : ; > i. ead ‘ ) VEHICLE TOP & SUPPLY CO. ss i 3414-18 Lindell Avenue. * - - - > A&tomodile Tops, Winter Curtains, Body Painting, Wire | ae Wheels, Dent and Body Work, Etc. | “The deater who might otherwise ‘be reckoned financially successful, has met his waterloo in his own used | ‘car department,” Vane declared. | | “Many dealers are now carrying | ‘used cars they will never be able to ‘dispose of at anywhere near the | | price at which acquired and the ‘longer they are held the greater the ‘loss will be. | *As a means of remedying this | condition (I do not sugest it 4s a |‘cure’ for the ‘used car problem), I recommend that every. dealer who /expects to stay in this business and who hopes to make any money oiit | of it will make a survey of the sales | ‘possibilities of his territory and de- | | termine in his own mind just what |used cars he can afford to take with ‘a reasonable assurance that the) | can be disposed of. | “The truth of the matter is. there are a number of used cars on the ‘market that cannot be moved at any | | price. They are mainly from facto ‘rises that inthe past ha- gutted ‘their dealer organization ‘ad who refused to give proper service, or even build the right kind of an au- \lomobile. | ‘Used cars must be moved. main- ‘ly on price, if they are to be moved | quickly. The price cannot be too high for immediately this is done the customer is attracted to a new car used car goes a begging. | “There is no particular reason take. If the buyer’ selected the wrong car let him pay for his mis- take. There is no necessity for you as a dealer to do it. If the owner of that car wants one of your new vehicles let him leave his old car— with you to be sold for him at the best price obtainable on the market —but get his order for your new car | before you’ make this kind of an | agreement with him.” | was entitled “Ask Them to Buy’ | dis es , , ' . ‘ 'man’s address called attention to the splay at this season's shows, ‘t is | Hire a Car—Drive it Yourself Co. |States and that without exception ie levery one of them at some time or Interest not only on the part of | | on “Special Order” Radiator Covers 'departments and the service depart- 'concerns could be educated to “Ask ‘was a real benefit to the car owner | | because the market was full of items | 'eomed the appearance of the sedan | | with enthusiasm and using their in- | | fluence on those who pay have in| }mnumberless instances substitued the | of a lower new list price and the /j|' why the dealer should be the goat in |} taking a used car off the hands of || the original buyer who made a mis- | | | Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co., 123 Lemay Ferry Road | RAY W. SHERMAN TALKS Pahrenkrog of the Kardell Meter’) | TO AUTO DEALERS /|‘@" Co., president of the st. Louis Ray W. Sherman of Chicago,|4UtOmobile Dealers’ Association. | P28t 12 months. | “As far as the Nash exhibits at OLIVE 7242 ay M ‘merchandising director of the Na-/|Fahrenkrog was warmly applauded |. |tional Automotive Equipment Asso- | when it was announced by Secretary | N°™ | T ean say in all con lcran cn ARE AUTO , velopments in motor car constrcu i] tion have been very ereat during the | Open This Week Till 9 P. M.—Sunday Till 1 P cerned, I can say in all confidence 1129-31 iciation, addressed a meeting of 622 | Robert E. Lee that Mr. Fahrenkrog ¢ LOCUST STREET }men in the automobijfe trade at the | had just been that afternoon ap- | hat the dealer body and the pub- | |Chamber of Commerce Auditorium | Pointed by Mayor Kiel, a member of | ‘ic _will not be at all disappointed. | Wednesday night. The meeting was /|the St. Louis School Board. Nash Motors is finishing the biggest | year in its history and all indications i : point to even greater achievement Automotive Goods Make Useful Christmas Gifts.” ? | Dealers’ Association and those in en [attendance were members of that|NASH MAKES PLANS | during the coming 12 months.” - Radiator Covers association and their employees in FOR NATIONAL SHOWS | | Two-piece Radiator and Hood Covers; made ‘the sales and service departments. Pre : ~ . parations are being mad® by | of enameled drill with ul bre Sherman’s address was based|the Nash Motors Co. for its paella a 1 ROR oPa Dee | called by the St. Louis Automobile All Models—Fords to Packards | prior 50c Per Hour and Up. ee Models | Automobile Shows. Nash models en | Fords and the other “Shop Profits.” Sher- | jupon two moving picture films| o¢ six and four cylinder c | ——f) You : : , ‘ , = 4 > : 2 — ars at the | which were shown. One of them | forthcoming New York and Chicage | MIRE A CAR—ORIVE IT aselr seage $ A5 an $ 65 == == said, will eclipse in point of a - | | ance, comfort d “ Paige 3918 Olive St. Lindell 2860 Unusually low prices on covers for early , ort and construction any | Geo. Sutter, Pres. & Mgr. model cars, all makes, car ever produced by Nash Motors. | Best Servi ad Pri in St. Louts ; ervice adn cés in . 40u fact that there are 11,000,000 auto- mobiles in service in the United plies or needed service and that the | ben © sreater at the automobil: | § Startili | ng Prices on of sales of The Nash Motors (Co. | BUILT OF THE BEST | a “This is due to the fact that condi- | Monarch Motor Oar Co. | 30x31, 40 "$1.95 Them to Buy.” all of which, he said | tions generally are far better shun | 3118 Locust Bl. | : they were last year or the year be- | Bomont 152 Central 180 | 31x4 fore and to the further fact that ce- 32x4 CN | of marked usefulness on a motor | 33x4 ° car but about which the owner could | 34x4 know nothing unless his attention | | 33x41, ments of the various automobile | | was called to it. | | 1 ' He dwelt upon the {mportance of 344x414. ‘offering automotive equipment and | q I e WwW 33xHh .......35.60 So short a time ago as 1919 only | @ccessories as useful and sensible | ) | 35x56 ........36.00 |10 per cent of the motor car pro- | eo —_ 'dow dressing and on method of | | Window Anti- Ford Top Z 39 Rattlers 15c Recovers ..... $3.90. a Christmas presents, on proper win-_ Of Thrifty Six Built by Paige mobile was entitled to the utmost of Ho Lam | ‘ t Shot $2 Radiator Freeze- Garage politeness and the very best possible | ee? ee 19 os 79¢ co $ service on his car as long as he wag oe WINDSHIELD WIPERS . mer ving Gloves Vision ... owned it from the man who sold Eight-Day Boyc K i im. The . , ‘ * S ay Em. t to him The public, he said. was Auto Clock ... $4.95 Motometers .. $1.85 Outlook not expecting to get this service free | : BI if charge, but did expec | | i, | ot cate id expect to get all | i CROSS LINKS § | it paid for. Sh vane , » | | fe billy Fy + 4 Sherman was introduced by H. F. | , : THE NAME “WEED” 13 ow . . ~~ * : ' The Jewett offers 2800 pounds of tested metal SH-leeh Cee, §=6OE a) and fine mechanical construction. It is heavy § Goodell-Pract Hand Drill 95¢. because it is built to endure. The frame, axles | Large size; aluminum frame; machine-cut $1 00 « ; : gears, ang all steel three-wa chuck. and all other chassis units were selected, not Bf Dri ‘ts 15 inches long with %-inch drili] 4 Scie s bute because of their cost, but because of their | eoecees "cine strength and efficiency. All this, with a superb 50-horsepower, six-cylinder motor, can be yours | SHEET CELLULOID for $995 f. o. b. Detroit. ' | .015 thickness, 20x25 sheet, 59c That’s only part of the story. Get behind the Special price, per sheet. .... wheel and learn the rest. | FORD HEATERS Newell Motor Car Co. ee ee Pp I STO Bg R i NG Ss Distributors ELECTRIC HEATER | " ask your repair man | : | y r Locust at Jefferson BD ror garages without heat. Keeps| LANE RATCHET SET .. . LOUIS PISTON RING CORP. | Place a Candle in Your ; engine warm overnight—quickly at-}Hardened steel sockets, 1807 S. Second St. Window Christmas Eve. tached to any lamp sock- $1 75 reversible ratchet handle, . ' et. Reg. $4.00 valuc.... . A real $4.50 value, only. :..... ST. LOUIS. HUDSON— —ESSEA Prices Reduced $100to$200 On Various Models HUDSON _ ESSEA Speedster.................$1425 Touring Car..............$1045 Seven-Passenger Phaeton, $1475 Cabriolet .............-..-$1145 oS SO | Coach.........2-+-+-+++- SHIM i es | ne Freight and [ax Extra UDSON-FRAMPTO HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS selling. He also called attention to ; 50 be ye the fact that the owner of an auto- Lights, set 98c Pliers 2a © Lap Rob . **ebee *e-*f ; 1. ee a eae Oe re ee ee ee ere en ae on Ee a ec ote RE . they _—- Payee «+ ar.) Sone ae +? _ - 4 po 2 te tthe ~ es. = » > a a ee ep iad > ite” >= ss - ~- : wee % “2? ~~ + > ~~ > al - we See tee ee - - — * “a . « 7 - ~- ee i es" 4 7) ie Be tee tee Bede ; a Salesrooms: Locust and Leonard at Lindell Cut-Off Service and Parts: 4517-4539 Delmar Boul., Near Taylor ASSOCIATE DEALERS’ SALESROOMS: || West End Motor Sales Co., 5875 Delmar Boul. South Side Motor Sales Co., 1509 S. Grand Boul. ’ “ 1 € ¥

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: | ) : BS o- ~ FO" —e ee oe oe _ — - Le ae - ied we ee ee - : i = en, Lt ‘p - — il Sahat ——seeawar- oe 2 ~ & * : — PF ow ee oer eee _—*. ee oe eo oes Lal ‘ oe eS ee eet ¢.°oRe ". ©* ¢@ veer | Sewing | Sewing, $5.95 | jz H I § Priscilla Sewing tT Cabinet is shown in “mahogany finish—well made ‘and finished—a gift that any woman will certainly appre- ciate. by LRTI 4 i) i TIMI a Columbia Grafonola Terms—50c a Week A SPLENDID Grafonola — light geod tone LIGHT-WEIGHT A earrying 9 case. A gift. Special at Se ye Special Christmas Sale 100-Piece Dinner Sets $2.50 $ ? 2200 Cash FOR the Christmas selling we offer six new and beau- $2.50 Monthly ful patterns in 100-Piece Dinner Sets—all of fine quality white ware—decorated in floral or border effect. Terms to Suit Dede 919.95, Desks : AS* your wife how she .]. would like one of these handsome Spinet Desks for Christmas. It is in Colonial design, mahogany finish, i go size and well arranged. T splendid value at our price. Fach Set has been carefully selected and is of a class and quality that makes it admirably suited for gift-giving. Real $30.00 values, at $22.50. — 3-Piece Velour Living-Room Set A: Real $195.00 Value for $138.75 © BO Fry" ree T erms— Martha Washington Sewing $15.75 A MONG the most welcom- ed Christmas gifts is the Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet, pictured above. Has three drawers and two Shown or walnut, at in this low pi a ‘ « Vie EP. 4 ees pt he Teri” ? - % ' . $6 a Month | [F you are thinking of surprising your family with a new Liv- ing-Room Outfit, this handsome Overstuffed Set will certainly please you. It is exactly as illustrated—three large pieces—-a massive davenport with armchair and arm rocker to match—all richly upholstered in beautiful shades of velour. The frames are in mahogany finish, with spring seat, sprin back and overstuffed arms. i $138.75. An unusual value at our price o Pretty All-Metal Smoking Stand IKE cut—decorated in polychrome effect—has glass tray, cigar rests and match holder. Special for this week $] 95 at Cabinet Style Smoking Stand IKE cut, equipped with ash tray, match hold- er, cigar rests and blue glass cigar humidor—an | Pe RRS cit OLED 9 Portable Phonograph Phonograph of BET sore oc plays all records—complete with wonderful $24.50 “i N ‘Practical O® late years there has been a decided tendency toward gifts of a m money for gifts that are short lived or that are not representativ and anid to gifts of a lasting nature, such as_Furniture. a pleasant reminder of your love and thoughtfulness. Columbia Grafonola Terms—$1.50 a Week. THIS is the well-known Co- lumbia Grafonola_ that heretofore sold for $125... An instrument of the highest class —has all Columbia improve- ments—equipped with shelves for seven record’ albums. eros "$85.00 Bocas peseuncoeseqent Chrishnas Folks have tired of spending their the trend of the day is . 7 go by, always being © °~— ble gift of all! > Here is something —— ——— —— —-+— —— —_—_— 'e _——-- ore practical and enduring character. e of the investment put into them. _ Therefore, that grows in the esteem of the recipient as the years” Give Furniture this ——————— —$—— SL coatnenmensnetinent odinentedinthemeniamen: ad rn {| cc I —_——— PHONOGRAPH of surpassing beauty—fit to grace the It is in classic Console design with divid- finest home. offered elsewhere at higher prices. price is only $94.so—on terms of $1.50 a week. No interest charged o ——— el x, EE YY A yey yey ya 4 ji ji 4 jf kh fj db A A A A A A A A A A A A AA A A A AAAS AA. ASA. A» > 2» » 1» i eh he he hi he he et - Taaaases---------wF”Yw”””"””"”"””"”-”-”-”"7~ _ - AY Christmas Player-Piano Outfit tees ett ++ bearer ‘i | . —With Music Rolls A Truly Wonderful Value at $10.00 a Month Pays for It HERE is a Christmas gift that will give a lifetime of pleasure to the entire family. This offer comprises a new 88-note Smiley & Sons Player-Piano with Player Bench and $10.00 worth of Music Rolls. You can try this outfit in Your own home for 30 days and if not entirely satisfactory it will not cost you one cent. A wonderful value at’ our price of $275.00. = iT + +. +. + ohm lhUCO OOO Vee _. +. =. + + +. + . . 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We ‘y Christmas Sale of Beautiful Lamps OUR holiday display of Lamps surpasses ahything we have heretofore shown— a wonderful variety of new and beautiful! styles and colorings. From this showing you will have no difficulty in finding a Lamp for every purpose—and at consid- erably less than the usual prices. Boudoir Lamps..... $3.95 and up Bridge Lamps...... $10.50 and up Table Lamps........ $8.50 and up Floor Lamps...... $13.75 and up This 8-Pc. Period Dining Outfit $6.00 a Month Pays for It 7. ee ~ a . = =| fia I TAL | tl iti A r ‘ake I) v | AN offer that appeal to you. A beautiful eight-piece Dining-Room Set in Queen Anne atyle, finished in nut brown walnut. Consists of large buffet, with long low mirror, extension table and : six genuine’ leather-seat chairs; this week spe- cial | ra Cedar Chests for Xmas Gifts Like Cut. Terms—$1.00 a Month. T H I 8 Cedar Chest Is full 44-inch size and will hold skirts without folding. Nicely finished and copper trim- med. Special at $17.95 will tern’s— Where Prices Are Always Lo motor and plays all records, plete with 12 selections, six , 3 ¢ ¥ - | . bin a. O:, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine DECE - : | “: : : , “ ~ ! | ~~ WH —y | ‘ t- —~ J = ey ? yy eh — aS — r ye herr lt re : C — ‘ | ea loa | May, Stern -. i Bes P. ae x 3 Tied a “nd Py ES : . ae © » ‘ - o re pa pias > “~ * nS ae a 4 . Pe whe ble-face records, _ ee eee . } w ié This Large s Qed . h . : ef ne Morris Chair" J § (5 Terms—$1.00 a M HERE'S a Christmas for Dad. These ~ ris Chairs are large ae tat holstered in Spanish, chase leather and have rechi se back adjustable to anya Y | A real bargain at $11.95. ~~ i Pe. a ESSSESS. 1 ae Sipe ere . Fourteenth street. » Wholesale building on a la i ing at "ty @Goncern, but the de " é al Completed owing to the fact’th ee ure | A igetl) 392) Poet) Oo = poe | OM Apartments Wtd.—Fur.. 2 Apartments (For Sale).. & Apartments Wtd. to Buy. 3 Builders’ Columns.... . 3 Bung.. Cottages (Rent).. 2 BUYS LOT AT | AND WASH Site Has Frontage of + 4¥, Inches on Washi and 80 Feet and 5 on Lucas. CONSIDERATION NOT DISC - However, Ground in trict in Last 10 Y Ranged From $1 $2500 a Foot. By Berry Moore. R. W. Morrison, president R. W. Morrison Construction contracted for the purchase irregular shaped lot on the side of Washington avenue, The site, is owned by James M. Bryso frontage on Washington av 50 feet 4% inches, by a d 150 feet extending to Lucas on which ft has a frontage of 5 inches, and forms one of attractive sites in this sectio ' The consideration invol not been disclosed, but prices tually vacant ‘ground on Wi ton avenue, between Twel Kighteenth streeta during t 10 years haye ranged from $1 $2500 a front foot, except in stance in which J. V. 8S. Ba tained ‘almost $3000 a front f a lot in this section. g At prevailing prices of tion there has been virtually mand for sites for buildings district east of Eighteenth Because of this adverse ci many desirable sites in this have been available at mest tive prices, without buyers. Morrison, who has made Profits through investments oll fields, has been operating part of the city-»ith notable ~ Eight months ago he purch 106 feet at 1120 and 1122 street for $55,000, which he sold for $70,000 to the Town vestment Co. as a site for a b for the Town Club, a wom ganization, with the proviso Morrison Construction Co. the contract for the erection building, acgording to Morriso Another party who had b terested in the site heard Town Club’s plan and offe 000 for the holding, but M had given its members his w they might have the lot for $ * The members of the Town Clu _ €d, however, to give the cont “nother construction company ‘son stated. The Town Cl sind been offered $80,000 f “”, The transaction in the first rate was handled by Ralph Me the Cornet & Zeibig Trust, ‘he second by William R. C estate officer of the Mississ! ie rest Co., on behalf of the | Cu John M. Robingon recently &® sale of the Howard 709 Pine street to an 1 | are was absorbed by ano _/*mnity concern. The $500 : as ea : - tet ted. rnegt money $80,000 LOAN IS MADE ON WINDERMERE ; ward K. Love Realty C boners of $60,000 at 6 per band © at the rate of $2500 Ne phan by a first deed of her © Property at the northwe of Delmar boulevard and “venue, k Hotei. nown as the Win ee Py rl Several Lots Sold. a; Epstein reports havi mae re fronting 120 feet on t Men Ne Kings highway. for the : af eeement Co... to Metnard ose P. Schilli, his wife. ‘ hens, sold a lot in Delmar sah tion, fronting 50 feet o ates of Heman avenue, “hs rtfeld to Henry A. Wagner Btel ce two _three-family costing approximately ~,, 4 lot in Ellenwood Park . . of Wil avenue » Joseph Manhal for th 4 Realty Co, lie

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Selections inet instrument, ed, has standard all records. Com- lections, six dou- Christmas gift _ These Mor- > large size, up- Spanish , chase have reclining ple to any angle. in at $11.95. — u Carts are in “eed color, with zy to make some spy for Christ- “INDEX to Section “A” Bungalows Wtd. to Rent. Bong.. Cottages om 7B 09 0 W) y Ips © ane A ry MUN ay, VATS c— rey Per / or sf ee ity g, if \ yj aasrttn es... “ roe) — e 2 | Bungalows Wid. to Buy. : . 2 | Business Chances 5 Business (F. 8. Wtd.).. 3 Baus. Prop. | Bus. Prop. F_ R. Bus. Prop. (For Sale). Busit.ess Property (Sale). . Dwellines Wtad (For Rent) (Sub.). Queneeeeseee ape Section Bre: Cottages Wid. to Buy. Cottages Wtd. to Rent fo Kent Dwellings Wtd. to Buy Dwellings For Snle East Side Property ; Exchange (Real Exstate) PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE ANSWERS. Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos. Musical Wtd.. 4 | Farms. Farms for Rent Farms Wanted Financial Flate for Rent Flats Wanted ... Flats, Etc.—For Colored, Piats for Rent (Furn.). _— -— MORRISON _{5TLOUIS POSTDISPATCHT Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits The More You Say the Better ’Twill Pay ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 1922. anes 6h 6hChck eT ' | Rolwing Home on Lindell HEAVY DEMAND FOR 0] Al 14TH : Drive Bought by E. J. nao WASHINGTON ae fe Has Frontage of 50 Feet, Inches on Washington- 80 Feet and 5 Inches ‘ NOT DISCLOSED , Ground in the Dis-. trict in Last 10 Years Has Ranged From $1500 to $2500 a Foot. | BW. Morrison, president of RW. Morrison Construction Co.,ghas_ By Berry Moore. | eeatracted for the purchase of an | imegular shaped lot on to the north of Washington avenue, opposite | h street. The wownet by James M. Bryson, has a'/| on Washington avenue of) 80 feet 4% inches, by a depth of ~ sf ie » “ § feet extending to Lucas avenue, on which it has a frontage of 80 feet and forms one of the most sites in this section for a South building on a large scale. consideration involved has. i been disclosed, but prices of vir-| = vacant ground on Washing- ton avenue, between Twelfth | and th streete during the last i ese hay ranged from $1500 to “$600 & front foot, except in an in- in which J. V. 8S. Barrett ob- ‘almost $3000 a front foot for lot in this section. At prevailing prices of construc- | _ Morrison, who. has there has been virtually no de- for sites for bulldings in the east of Eighteenth street. of this adverse condition Gesirable sites in this area been available at most attrac- prices, without buyers. made large ite through investments in the cee has been operating in this 7 | ~ of the citywith notable success. months ago he purchased 46x feet @t 1120 and 1122 Locust ‘for $55,000, which he recently for $70,000 to the Town Club In- mment Co. as a site for a building the Town Club, a women's or- tion, with the proviso that the Construction Co. acrording to Morrison. party who had become in- | in the site heard of the Wa Club's plan and offered $80,- oO een offered $80,000 for Tor the holding, but Morrison its members his word that have the lot for $70,000. of the Town Club elect- rT, to give the contract te f construction company, R stated. The Town Club has the ction in the first in- handled by Ralph Coale the 7” be given | Contract for the erection of the |The building is being financed by the Mor- | a veornet & Zeibig Trust, and in| beans by William R. Cady, real ‘ft of the Mississippi Val- t Co., on behalf of the Town ty M Robinson recently § ar- a & sale of the Howard Build-| Pine street to an indem- but the deal was not —" Owing to the fact'that the ~~ s Was absorbed by another in- ‘Concern. The $5000 de- as earnest money was for- y o ia IS MADE ON WINDERMERE HOTEL » K. Love Realty Co. has ™ Of $60.000 at 6 per cent, me Ot the rate of $2500 a year by a first deed of trust, at the northwest cor- boulevard and Clara. Wh as the Windermere Several Lots Sold. by warts reports having sold ‘ ng 120 feet on the east *” highway, for the Dres- t Co., to Meinard Schil- P. Schilli, his wife. This & lot in Delmar Gar- ™ fronting 60 feet on the (of Heman avenue, for L. Sto Henry A. Wagner, whe _ two three-family apart- , approximately $50,- ttn Ellenwood Park on the othe, avenue was sold 2 = for the Ellenwood 5235 DWARD J. COSTIGAN, a mem- ber of Whitaker & Co., has pur- chased 52365 Lindell drive, of Edward oG. which occupies tolwing home | house, a site, site, which | SEVERAL SALES REPORTED BY GEORGE J, PEER COMPANY Fistate Peer Real scale of a The George J. the 3459 Keokuk street | Co. reports | blick flat at a client to Fred Dahiman, ichased for home and Other sales reported Tenth street, room brick residence, for ' Byrne, to a client of K. M. | 4467 Wallace avenue, frame cottage, for Michael | to Mr. and Mrs. Harry feet of vacant property, | Oregon avenue, south of i street, to be improved in flat Peer niade were: Chippewa | with a The | having $45,000. compan loans gregating GROUND BROKEN FOR BUILDING AT} M'PHERSON AND DE BALIVIERE. Albert G Jlianke Real Estate Co. reports that ground just has been broken on the southwest corner De Baliviere and McPherson avenues ‘for the erection of and office building. The lot fronts 145 feet on De Baliviere and 125 feet on Me- Pherson,: Saum, architects, the own- ers. have designed the building and will supervise the construction. The building will contain 12 large stores and 3% offices, arranged in \suites. The two “fronts will be faced with cream-colored terra cotta red matt brick in the Tudor-Gothic style. The building and grounds will represent an investment of $225,000 a store | Bla nke company. ‘LARGER QUARTERS TAKEN BY | -HELLE, REAL ESTATE DEALER William M. Helle, formerly at 62) i\Chestnut street, has taken larger floor quarters at 103 North Fighth stree to provide for his in- ereasing business. Helle entered the real estate business on his own be- ‘half five years ago, affer serving more than 20 years with leading real estate agents and is thoroughly conversant with real estate values and general details of the business. ground his credit and has a large loan clien- tele. He is a member of the St. Louts i Real Estate Exchange. His new of- fice was a bower of flowers yester- | day. HAASE SELLS SOUTH GRAND LOT TO CHARLES MUERI CO. Deeds were filed yesterday for the | vacant lot on the east side of South Grand bolevard between Itaska and | Delor, having a front of 525 feet by | a depth of 135 feet, sold by the. Haase Realty Co., for Prentiss J. | Ratchelor, to the Charves S. Mueri | |Realty and Building Co. ) ! : This is the second lot sold by the | Haase company to the Mueri con- cern within the last three months. ‘The other block was bounded by Miami street, Michigan avenue, Min- nesota avenue and Potomac street, upon which, the Mueri company is erecting 22 apartment flats. SALES OF LOTS EFFECTED BY STANLEY EPSTEIN FIRM Epstein reports the sale Stanley éf two 45-foot lots on t of San Bonita avenue. for Sol Goldman. The ground was pure stein also repor Vernon avenue to This property ws Wagner who purch ago. amue)] Feldman. ol4 for Henry A. ased it 30 days the The 100x530 bape is epee Forest Park, and is two-story for who pur- investment. 1204 two-story. 11- James Eddy, * one-story Saeman Lewis: 39 west side of springs re ote) andefamond Fahey: sin Helle has many notable deals to | ‘flats and | block of North Vandeventer avenue, land a modern 12 room residence in| ithe 3800 block of Cleveland avenue, th aid ‘a mercantile building wn Carter and he sou side | ‘in HI Pointe hw N by a client of Epstein. Ep- | ge ote 4 ts the resale of 5180 | LINDELL DRIVE- one of the most imposing in the lin tract: The was not disclosed The 1 Was negotiated ‘by Keane & Frankts in connection with W. L the Co Mr. and { ostigan li or the BAKEWELL COMPANY HANDLES additior price (;race Realty up) house soon Cat- paid ransaction Grace of Mrs. SALE OF KURKWOOD RESIDENCE The cou P+ aTrce jo oa ~ Clark and Sentian “A Houses (Furn.) Wtd 1 Houses, Etc; (Colored) .. Improved Prop. for Sale. Loans 6 9 Kirkwood Pinout + Maplewood Property.... 4 7 Residence for Sale Stecks and Bonds. —See Section B Brera etn or a Pre rag Tia oe Real Estate—City ...... | Real Estate (Country) . | Real Es, (Other Cities).. Residences for Rent. . A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. : 4 , Suburban Prov. (Furn.). 3 7 | Suburban Prop. Wanted 3 | Suburban Prov. (F. K.). 3 Suburban Prop (F.8.).. 4 Webster Property ...... & | 4 University City Property. 4 e Welisten Property...... 4 —- REALTY SALES REPORTED BY CHRISTIAN BRINKOP CO. flat, Joseph E. Strobl: street, flat, | Arsenal street, Miller to | Humphrey Edwin P. Seger: 4207 Humphrey | Street, flat, for Charles S. |Realty and Building Go., ‘bridge Romer and Humphrey street. to Wal- others: fat, The Christian Brinkop Real Estate | 'Co. reports the following sales: 4310) for Enoch K. | 4203 for Charles S. Muer! Realty and Building Co. to Mueri 4209 for Charles S. Rooms Apparently Will Be Mueri Realty and Building Co. to Contracted For Before the street. fiat. Work of Alteration Completed. ‘CONCERNS ASK FOR ENTIRE - FLOORS Reconstruction Will Be Be- | vacant lot a northeast Thirty-seventh and Bingham avenue, | va- be- to August gun in January and Four Floors Will Be Ready in Four Months. Peflecting the demand for office Louis, pro- indicate that in St inquiries by room spective tenants (fice building into whi! Oiiiceé Hotel is to be in the Planters converted contracted for ‘alterations are completed. Quarters in the new building are sought by lawyers, architects, fire and life insurance companies, rail- roads and concerns of ail ' kinds Offices. or entire floors, ar being offered for lease from the pians. One of the leading will be business railroads wants the three upper floors of the bullding for its general offices, while other corporations desire entire floors. A deposit has been made on _ 12,000 ‘square feet, or 26 connecting offices ‘which are desired under a long lease The keenest competition is reported for space on the ground floor, which is to be divided into 10 one instance the ground being wanted in its entirety. M. Robinson is president | Planters Realty Co., which recent- lv purchased the 12-story |covering a half block on the west side of Fourth street, between Pine and Chestnut streets. | Contract for the conversion of the ‘building has been let to the J:.moes ‘Stewart Construction Co., and in- _voives the complete renovation of the ‘building. The improvements pre- scribed incinde, notably, the installa- tion of new plumbing and electric) fixtures, and concrete floors through- out. Contracts have been as for elevators, which will be.in vafts against the West wall of the wciettinn Cost incident to the alteration is es- timated at more than $700,000. The conversion process is to be Started early in January under a providing for the comple- tion of the four upper floors within four months? There will be a sub- division of 56 offices on each floor, or a total of the ground floor. The first mortgage bond of $1,- 260,000 at 6 per cent, issued in gse- rial form by the Planters Realty Co., ‘through Whitaker Co., for financing ithe project, has been over-sub- ‘scribed, according to representatives of the building. A new record for speed has been established in the sale of these bonds, which were |placed on sale only three or four days ago. Robinson, as president of the company, which he formed to pur- chase the property, has management ‘of the bullding. weeks, they say, and within less thom | Building, Boatmen’s Bank Building, a week of the filing of the transferring the property. deed | Bell Telephone Co. building, Conti- inental Building, at the northwest Arrangements have been made to | corner of Fourth and Olive streets; start grading at once and contracfs | are being let for the construction of |and the Chouteau sidewalks and the annual gross rentals of |streets, sewers and the mains. About 80 per cent of the pur- chasers state that they are purchas- ing for home sites and flats and ‘most of them expéct to begin builld- ing in the spring. RIORDAN ESTATE DISPOSES Prope rty Inc Indes 12 12 Flats, Two Stores, a Residence, Me tile | Building and 20 Acres of Land. | The Margaret Riordan Estate has disposed of holdings recently, aggre- gating $200,000. These include 12 two stores in the ‘Harrison avenues’, and 20 acres on atural Bridge road. McDonald Selle 3437 Pine Street. The C. M. McDonald Real Bstate Co. reports the sale of 8437 Pine street for Ethel T. Armstrong. The buyer was represented by John Bull 2500 | installation of gas and water |are $1,590,000. ‘in the OF $200,000 HOLDINGS | i TOENNISKOETTER REPORTS of Phillips avenue for William Lake; 7410 Richmond Howard Building. at 709 Pine street, Trust Bullding, which Associated with him | management of these build- ings, are L. O. Honig and Theodore M. Wall. Practically all of these buildings are 100 per cent rented, according to Honig. Is flat. space i “n the’! before the] stores, in| floor | Johr | of the buliding | 504 rooms, exclusiv@ of | He also has the | general management of the Pierce | Frank Glanzner: 1950 to Nick Yung: 1952 Wyoming street. for Ferdinand George St. John; 3945 South Grand. flat, for Edwaz r@ Damm, Rothschild; 4556 West ‘flat, for August Schneider, Brandstetter; 5805 Gravols, 'galow, for M. G. Wagenbach:; 4301 iseventh street, brick Lisetta Real Estate and ment Co. to Emma South ifor H. J. Ott to Andrew Zipfle;: ‘cant lot on Varrelmann avenue, tween Neosho and Taft, and Maria Hildebrandt. The Brinkop firm inegotiated loans to the $132,500. HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Grether & C five-story and | building at &29 Neurth which contains approximately | square feet. with two elevators, ling platform, etc., lyears at a total rental ling $50,000. The building »} to the St. Louis Hotel | successor to the iCo., now located in 'ket. The St. Louis Hotel Supply Co is modernizing the new quarters. The building was Alexander N. De Menil. The company also |}s0ld4 for John H. Bohle to William J Furner and Jdohn ' + leased the Wyoming for Ferdinand Schindler. Schindler, to to John W. Papin street, to Olga! a bun- | Sinko, to Dr. W. F. | Thirty- bungalow, for Improve- Krackauer; | corner of | reports having extent of LEASES NEW QUARTERS ». reports having basement | Broadway, 20,000 | load- | ~* for a period of 10) approximat- was leased Supply Co., Louis Schaefer Meat the-Union Mar: leased for Dr. reports having | Nora Turner. his wife, a nine-room single flat at 1016 Pendle- ton avenue, at a price approximating $5000. | ment | hated ky-Goldstein Soe Co. Turner bought for an invest- | MANKOFSKY-GOLDSTEIN SHOE CO. LEASES WASHINGTON AV. SITE A long-term lease has been nego- on a three-story building on Washington avenue to the Mankofs- | This build- ing has been occupied for the last 20 | years by the Chenoweth Dyeing and Cleaning Co., Jan. 1. The bullding will The alterations will be tabout April 1. at 1422 Washington avenue. | The lease was made by Martin & 'Breitt for the account of H. H. Merrick, the owner of the property. Noble-McCawley Realty Co. repre- sented the lessees. ‘CHICAGO DAIRY ENUIPMENT | FIRM LEASES BUILDING HERE’ who willl vacate about be remodeled. | completed The company now is | | Lot 50 by ble store | McC awley Real Estate Co. BUTTS COMPANY SELLS SITE FOR APARTMENT 180 Feet Is on Del- | mar East of University Heights. The Butts Realty Co. the sale of negotiated of Delmar, just east of the entrance ‘to University Heights, to a syndicate | ‘of which Walsh M. Loney is the moving spirit for $262.53 a foot. It was purchased as a ane for a five- efficiency apartment. | story SALES ANNOUNCED BY HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER | The Hemmelmann-Spackler Real | Estate Co. sales Southwest corner | Montgomery streets, a store building, fronting on Mont- street, also a three-story Fifteenth nine flats and gomery brick factory Sold to Mary A. street. Kirby. Southwest corner Big Bend roads, fronting 121 the south line of Manchester avenue, by 236 feet on Big Bend road, Oellien Real Estate and Investment Co. to the National | Missouri. °29nNn-NG Easton avenue and 1429-33 North Vandeventer avenue, being the egutheast corner of Easton and Van- , deventer avenues, comprising 10 ‘stores and 10 flats; sold for Schaefer state, represented by the Nobel-Mc- Cawley Realty Co., to James T. Rice. 2929-31 Lemp avenue, store build-'! ing on the corner of Crittenden street with a three-story flat building ad- | ‘joining on the north; sold for the account of the to Matthew F. Kofran. 4327 Laclede avenue, a six-family apartment of four rooms and sun /parlor each; for John Menges In- 'yestment Co. to Samuel Bialock. 8014-16 Sheridan avenue, a | three-room flat. for H. C. Lesser to Samuel Fischmann 10184 Fairmont avenue, a six-room bungalow with sleeping porch, hot water heat, for Octavius A. Ude to Roy C. Gray. 3453-55 Henrietta street, a double three-room flat with baths, for H. C. | 'Leeser to Harry M. Fine. Lot on the east side of ne street, for Mrs. Learmont to Y. Kirby. Lot on the south side of Stanley | avenue, west of McCausland avenue | for Mrs. L. M. Boulicault to Clifford | Y. Lucas. 4267-69 Maffitt @™aenue. a double) three-room flat, for H. C. Leeser. to Mamie Kronmueller. 3005 Olive satreet,. building, a client of a one-story ment Co. to the Nobel- 4944 Arsena!] street. for Charles | Thorp, représented by Stephen Saum 2282-34 Hickory street, and 1210- 14 | Missouri! avenue, stores and flats, for | William FP. Kratz to P. C. dieck. Martin. & Breitt report having} FOUR FLAT BUILDINGS AND five-story and basement 508 North ‘leased the bullding at istreet, to the Creamery 'Manufacturing Co. This ‘has its headquarters in Chicago. The Creamery. Package Manufac- turing Co. will enter St. Louis with a full line of creamery, dairy and ‘cream supplies and (take care of the company’s trade in | the West and Southweesat. The property is owned by Clementine Realty Co., and Martin & | Breitt represented both parties. THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT AT 723 INTERDRIVE AVENUE SOLD The A. J. Hotfelder Realty Co. re- ports the sale of a -three-family apartment at 728 Interdrive avenue, to M. Coppersmith. This ig the sec- ond time this apartment has been sold In the last three months by the Hotfelder company. This firm @jso | sold the northeast corner of Kossuth and Clarence avenue to a cifent who will Improve the land at once with a four and five room flat. The seller in this transaction was represented by the Wanstrath Realty Co. FISHER SELLS SEVEN FLATS OF EFFICIENCY PLAN ON HODIAMONT Estate REALTY DEALINGS OF WEEK | 72, civde 8. F ale of seven two- Louis Toeniskoetter reports the |following deals for the past week: Twenty-five feet in the 4000 block | place, four-room bungalow to Cyril O'Sullivan. Plans have been drawn fora frame bungalow at 5726 Lansdowne ave- nue. Loans of $10,000 were made. | Notable Demand for Parkwood Lots. The James E. Hodges Real Estate Co. of $127 South Grand boulevard will sell lots in Parkwood, a new adGition in southwest St. Louls, on terms of 10 per cent cash during the holfdays, instead of 25 per cent cash as formerly. The balance may be paid in small monthly payments. The company reports a gratifying demand for the lots ’ steady family five-room efficiency flats on | the east side of Hodlamont avenue, Letween Piymouth and Etzel. The Sisher company reports a demand for buildings of this character. having sold the entire row of flats before\completion at $10,750 each. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS REPORTED BY LENZ & SON Philip H. Lenz & Son Realty Co. reports the sale to the Ivory Realty Co. of the nine-family apartment building at 3729-31-33 Delmar; five houses at $01-3-5-7-9 South Ninth and \bungalow at 4941 Sutherland for Louisa Fehlhammier to H. w. Kroger, secretary of the Laclede Trust Co. ice machinery, to the | | Gano avenue, double \ flat building, each renting for $1560 are six brick garages in the rear of /ment of the buildings. second; BUNGALOW SOLD BY DICKMANN Package company The Joseph F. Dickmann Real Estate Co. reperts the sale of 4631- 23 Alaska avenue, a four-family flat building, with garages, renting for $2406 a year, for the account of Otto 'J Senn; 4144-46 Lafayette avenue, four-famity flat building, renting for | $2700 a year, for account of Otto J. Senn to Miss G. Burke; double fit at 4252-54 Blaine avenue, sold to Ernst Bergmann and wife. This flat rents for about $900 a year; 4201-03 four-familly per year; sold for James Scott to Mary Mayer; 3906 Humphrey street, | 000: six-room modern bungalow, sold aed powcr brick the account of Catherine Buchenau to E. L. de Winter, who will occupy ‘ton, Kehlenbrinck Real Estate Co.: |'same as a home; 50 feet of ground!15°8 Benton on the south side of Castleman ave-| nue, west side, was sold for the ac- | count of Lillie Lynch and brother to James F. Cairn Jr., who is erecting a modern four-family apartment, to cost approximately $20,000. All par- ties in the above transactions were represented by the Dickmann com- pany. They also report loans in the arnount of $112,600. E. J, ALTHEJMER SELLS TWO APARTMENTS IN UNIVERSITY CITY Eugene J. Altheimer reports hav- ing sold through his sales manager, H. H. Williams, the two new six- family apartment buildings at 6660 and 6666 Washington avenue, for the account of Victor EB. Rhodes. One of the buildings was sold to M. W. Stocker and the other to B. H. Pritchard, who bought for in- vestment. Each suite consists of five rooms, sun parlor and sleeping porches with Murphy in-a-dor beds. The lots are each 756x200, and there each building. Bugene J. Altheimer represented all parties in the trans- action and will have 560x180 on the south side} announces the following | and | bullding on Fifteenth | Manchester and | feet On | for | Refining Co. of | Falkenheiner estate | double | dou- | for Koch Invest- | Dauben- | WEISELS-GERHART REPORTS Estate Co. within the past 90 days as follows: Vacant—Southwest corner Forest | Park boulevard and Taylor, to May Building and Investment Co., north- ' west corner Euclid and Pine to the Guild Investment Co.: southwest) orner of Delmar and Limit, 200X | 110; lot 100x110 south side Delmar, / 110 feet west of Limit: sbuth side! VDelmar lot 50x110, | feet west of Limit, to A. G. Kappler; lot 143x110, south side Delmar, 400 feet west of Limit to University | Reaits Co.; northeast corner Del- mar and Leland, for A. Harral; lot 4%in block 5 of Ellenwood, to Joseph M. Griffin; lot 7 in block 1 of Hill- erest, to Josephine L. Perkins; lot ijare | DUBINSKY REALTY CO. REALTY SALES OF 90 DAYS| Sales of the Welsels-Gerhart Real | _tate was represented by beginning 350) | aa north side Lindell drive, & 00 feet west of De Baliviere, ( “harles F. Levy: lot 100x110, north | de Lindell drive. 1800 feet west of Channing ie Baliviere, to Morris Corn; north- North Court, 220x100, to Harry Hor- owitz, and southeast corner Delmar iand Adelaide, 50x200, to Hasgall Realty and Investment Co. Residence—4718 Beacon § street, to Ben. J. Huth: 5226 Waterman av- enue to D. L. MeVey: 6905 Kings- burv boulevard to Henry R. Weisels;: 10 Windermere plac@ to William Wurdack; 4548 Westminster place to Lottie M. Pavey: 4181 Washington to Carroll to Joe Chassaing: 4362 West Pine to | Pinkey B. Rawland, 4615 Westmin- ster place to Edward A. Krech;: 3037 North Sarah _ street to TI. | 3922 Cook to C. Carson; 4216 West- >minster place, to Mary H. Pickel: 4959 Parkview place to H: Braun; 4712-18 Olive, four flats, to Mazie G: Runyan, ito Erna § Rishof, two-familv building. | mons; 735 Westcate. apartment, northwest corner and Maple, 15*family apartment, to Ethel Ahlemeyer. Investment properfv—Southwest corner Union and Theodosia. five double flats. to Rov R. Petri; Franklin, to Fred H. Nieman: 6003- KWingeebury to Aenese R. Ashbv: 4517. 2% Delmar. 229x268. to Frampton Motor Car Co.: northeast -eorner North Market and Marcus, two stores and eight flats, to Valen- Hafford: northeast corner ani Olive, stores and to Joanna Sv- six-familv tine G. | Twentieth A. Huff: 6228 Washington | Charles Stehle: west corner Buckingham Court and! | Spector: Bighth street, EPORTS 11 SALES TOTALING $150,000 The Dubinsky Rendey Co. closed 11 sales during the week as follows: The six-family apartment at 3$729- 21-33 Delmar avenue was sol@ for the Ivory Realty Co. to the Pyramid Realty and Investment Co.; for the heirs of the Schaeffer estate 20 flats at 3912-24 North Market street. to Esther Glassman. The Schaeffer es- the Nobe!- McCawley Realty Co.; for Ben Piven, two 10-room stone front residences at 3954-56 West Belle, to Oliver lL. Darymple; for Nora Fitzgerald, the two-story brick building at 404% Lucky street: for Bertha and husband of Chicago, the doubis flat building at 180507 Carr street, to Abraham Baker: for a client, 404% Lucky street, to Wright Johnson) for the Schaefer estate the elght- to | fanjily flat building at 3919-25 Gar- ifeld , client, to Esther Glasmann; for a the southeast corner of and Washington to the northeast corner of Compton and Washington for Lilly 'M. Kiltzgker to Katie M. Burke: the store and flat building at 2128 Carr street. for H. Wishnie to Abe Gold! and the two stone front resideces rt Mathis Roa to a client. This agency also reports having ne-~ gotiated deeds of trusts.aggregatine $75, 000. ALFRED E, LOCHMOELER NOW HAS OFFICE AT 709 CHESTNUT Alfred E. Lochmoeller has taken quarters at 709 Chestnut street. He formerly was located at 103 North removal to a larger and more centrally located office having been necessitated by increes 5603-5 Page, four flats, | 5827-29 Enright. | to Morris Steinbaum and sists of large garage, King's Highway and three apartments. 71! 5-17) Hudson- | ing business. Delmar Boulevard Property Sold. The John W. Gibson Realty Co. re-+ ports having sold property 5883 te 5891 Delmar bowWlevard. Property con- three stores Lot 100x1*9 feet. It was sold for the account of the Pope-Hartford Motor Co. tp Downs Auto Co, The Downs Auto Co. bought the property for its fu; ture home. of the building and as soon as 5! tensive alterations are made thew will occupy the entire property. Woman Seeks Missing Nephew. | Miss Sophia Mreeman of 1319 St. Louis avenue, East. St.* Louis, has asked the police of St. Louls and East | flats, to Frank Yawitz; 3135 Wash-/; St. Louls to aid in a search for her -ineton to Sarah Hecht; southwest 'eorner Pagé and Clarendon, six! | stores and five flats. to Aenes R.. | Sarah. 10 stores arid 10 flats. to A. lc Kappler: and Cara. and 6§-family Claire Realty to A. Hecht. ‘DITTHEIER A REPORTS SALES FOR WEEK TOTALING $128.000 Frank L. Dittmeier Real Estate reports sales for the past week follows: six stores, apartment, to Del- Co., 3323 Washington mar ' i Co. ‘aggregating $128,000, as 4818 Lexington avenue, a 5-room brick bungalow, for P. P. Goode- nough, to Mr. and Mrs. Claude UH, Butler; 1108 North Channing ave- nue, a two-story brick building of eight rooms, for Mrs. Anna G. Berg, to Allie Banks; 50 feet of ground on ‘the north line of Laura ayenue, east ' southwest corner Del-| Ladysmith, six flats' home last October, and after a tw- of Mimeka, depth 135 feet, for Wal- lace J. Harrison to Mrs. Kate Meier; /100 feet of ground on the north side of Olive street road, west of Spencer drive, by a depth of 150 feet, for J. H. Kingsley, to American Real Es- tate Building and Investment Co., who will improve the property with three modern and up-to-date brick homes, each to contain seven rooms, total investment aggregating $40,- 2708 North Eleventh street, a residence of six rooms, for a client of Hilmer, Dut- street, a two-story brick single flat of four and five ‘rooms, for Walter Teesdale, to Mrs. Catherine Schneider; 1444-46 Mont- clair avenue, a two-story brivk deu- ble flat, for George Rose and wife, to a client of the St. Louls Realty Finance Co. . The company also reports loans for the last week totaling $68,000. JOHN H. ABBOTT MOVES TO WAINWRIGHT BUILDING John H. Abbott, for a number of years located at 103 North Eighth street, has removed to ground floor quarters in the Wainwright Build- ing, at 709 Chestnut street, where he will have greater facilities for han- dling increased business. COOK CO. LEASES STORE ROOM Isaac T. Cook & Co., Inc., report leasing store rom at 405 North Sev- enth street to the Dr. A. Reed Cush- ion Sole Shoe Co. The place is occupied by the nephew, Charles Freeman, 26 years old, who has been missing since Nov. 27, when he terminated his employ-~- ent at a rock quarry across the Mi«- Ashbv: northeast codner Maffitt an? poet River from Peryque, Mo. Miss 'Freeman said he formerly lived at Wis., Stay, went to work in the quarry. Freeman is 6 feet 8 inches tall, with light brown curly hatr, light complexion and blue eyes. Iie was wearing a black suit with a white pin stripe, light brown cap and black work shoes. weeks’ Husband's Lawyer Finds Wife’ Is Dead. ; An attorney who ‘went from S&8t. Louls to the home of Mrs. Haze] Ber- ry Stege in Granite City recently, te ask her not to contest a divorce suit he sald her husband, Irwin Stege, was going to file here, was told the woman died last October. He re- quested a copy of a petition filed by her parents, the Rev. and Mra. Jesse lL. Berry of Granite City, for adop- tion of the two Stege children, and said Stege probably would contest this. The lawyer did not leave hos name. He did not return a4 order was entered th t City | at Granite City yeste y tcl. 5 the adoption. Four on Way te Funeral test. Four relatives, who, when on their way in an automobile from Ch to East St. Louis to attend the fu- neral of Mrs. Christine Totsch Franke, were bruised when a f t train struck the machine near gt ford, Ill, Priday, arrived in East Louis Friday night. They are C. Merrill), Mrs, Cecilia Reynolds, Barbara Franke and Joseph The funeral of Mrs. Franke will held tomorrow morning at St. H Church. She died Thursday “ee home, 126 North Fifth street. was 68 years old. School on the first floor of the Library Building, East St. Louis continue the exhibit of the i three days, throughout this w eek. The school hag 78 pupils, who have been et a, their regulkr anual work. y are ught most object lessens. 5 ¥ vad Needie Taken From A needle, believed Omensky ~ It now occupies i ¢ / and came to her’ ~ — work, which has been in pos prin ON OT CE eae tie, AE eat ee sagem a eS » ~ Lo Oey — +. en ee oe - a a is au . 7 oe eg a 4 ee a oor $0 te? SS _ i /, > ~ ap at ‘ PER bs ore etre 2S ” —— tr” = oe SE eee te et 2

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re ; Rent and For Sale in these columns today. ____ ss ee-600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Re a = Sion oan | BOTAN] CAL. ~ 4110A—F yur rooms; ail con- con- | Southwest eiectric. new furnace: : AOR tina WALTON, 1J4— om APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT YFANICAL, 4110A—Fout, ro ETC _—— —: . a WALTON. 1 1147A—3 roos aD West HOUSES, FLA I S, | BOT OTANIC AL “furnace: rent $40. flat, 4) HUMMELSHEIM. 4960—4 rooms, gas “ WM. STECK. vent, 5863 r spies ee im oe ale —— eo ~~ eee ms bath. furnace rent _s electric ; —_———— a oe ie “e ¥ ek ee PERSHING. 5631—Second floor, 5 rooms. | ___res ———————— — | —— Sbi9 S -oom oat. LTON, 100: Pe igi iS real LLY, 723 Chestnut EMAN, 4208—4 rooms, bath, furnace, ING'S HiGHwaYr. —d- cectrhe vend * : RN See gee - See we oe : out_| PAL : e" room apa hard —~ a floors, eater, adults, $464. haréweod floors, tile bath, steam heat, : i, ES SERAGING- ‘538 room e ciency ;, IT | a, fireproof, show Murphy be ————_—— -— -_ wae a | garage —— | a ‘” nished complete; $135 per month ~ 66} | eeate mse ng w features, nearing! Solig agate. 25c liane, eyt-of-town eF- vse: ened feeneen. . at rent $46. ines HIGHWAY. 6S11A S.-J rooms, wer tp > ee Siar; ite - 4 , _see janitor or call Forest 6546 ——— | Compre’on __ Sami artmet ders 25c.— Sunday. Minimum ee nn er Cee ee ee -| bath furne INCE. Easton. “i Realty 2 k CITY Ss PER: SHING, 5544—Rent juce aie neo ARGON! PARTMI tuo lines or more ineertions -) vs - neds ae + e 1ILMER, DUTTON a ee ~ ) 7 ee = Ri. ae efficiency partment; $0o, Rugs ey ee S02 VW 7PUN ic per ime diezcount =. — —— “> > | 738 = = r heat: eee ~s a COL A jency 370 J pas. © d , + trae unf' ) : TONT ae “Or tile bath, h - 2 ; beA ec » & efficient 1301 Vu. e whee aa =. swev = * = amie 4 rated: S35 LORETTO. 802 aia > reoms and toilet. ray ; oy rated; : | * . . | | . TON Bt mae mei b FOURTH heat. hot water. _—_-_- | attractive 6 and 12 month leases. Call Li aeawTe RENT LIsTs . . : b> we 6 rooms, tle PERSHING. 5586 ary & tel ;™ sevatincrtha " JAS. Ml CISC t __ New w fiat, . . : * ‘a ai Re A ¥ — TD iF RI room effic rwency . t we - ee ; : -— Ioana [41ne ila | a : ' — ana turnac en the ea t oedern: 5 fall } t + “EEORAbia a SCAPES , Pers ectricity and Forest Ridge, 5406 Delmaz LOAN CORRESPONDENT FOR ath an = ‘asneihsieiisieninisheaiipimeteteingramntetpeshsengtiaenatt ' rent $60 ' A Bm © . IN pacares. 0 = -—zS eee ee we ee a ot ees _— = — > . ~~ ™ ™ : ’ ’ ’ ; . ’ ’ ’ : id . . —_ — coy. ~* . te ue “ eo > lst floor — . . ~~ MP a poe ie ihe Prudential Insurance (0. | CHARITON. "$4: fer. ree SSS SS ae ag SURANCE RATES. : “4 5. = ; ' . | aD’ — 7 las e ain _ . . 4 Y : oe" 228 " ; a 4 GH- CLASS QU AR’ . * i) ‘ hestr ut ~ iT es ’ , Ot AMERIC 4 tz ' rt y . iN . “ ad . dh aoe HI == . -—> t ay ae ms. ; le an n iorough IOs a ; j — } | and bath. — constructed go as to provice ample cos . pace an i ee = WALTON 51]0—34 ¢ ~ gouth \roor four rooms ai ' A ‘ch; 3d fie ~o ss Dk NTY. 4031A—4 rooms and bath ‘ DE oN-STOCKE- Bt ERMANN, ventilation and ligh Bach apartment equippec ™ Murphy In-a-Dor bed, whi party will shov } | , —e — = VSERUAIYE AY. ed nace. - )$ Cheetrut. _ th and tollet: will Dow, _ ———— gas stove, icebox aad Eitches cabinet, Holland shades, curtains and drapery) pr'GENe J ALTHE! —— oe het me gh oe gay ge oe spa ANDERSON-STOCKE-B 808 Chestmut BARTMER. 5951—F i? let: laundry: | +c insta — 330. —o- x ) FIVE CT ‘@). i" | Buitding Open for Inspection, with Attendants tn 6: is. wi | decor ~ : ia ' | FRANCIS-PE RUTH. 102 th st. 523 UNIVERSIT} floor : ’ De hs ves. ~ eeween Ma! t Choute RATG WOOG ~-- | n.- — as é ——— ee Ad ; " ten See sovernt! (INGT RI 659—5 rooms. hard- Csi ira le Apartm: nts * NG. c =" — — ; TES, 51! Ooms, vhone, neat, Li ¢gbt, — ee : separate floors Reserve System upervigio! + Me » § odin AT -FASONARLE RENTS ant , ror ’ ®.story buiid- tf G ; pul OR —_—, ' r i ‘ Central . ‘ ervice wrt ftOU TE. | oe - —— ad ate 5 yicely furnished; en “HER 7 ' ar . = ; . : - : , > a ; : ? ; : Beas P x ——— : ——— ‘am ne 2 . = oo — = -. ~ —— | — , ate s - iol 1119 ) Che $673 ENRIGHT—# rooma, tile bath diane 1 a gnc wg ew | ' » enous D Sz on , ae ea ete hemes a : — noes. ne opngupeaed fleors; 6796 WESTMINSTER —5 " rooms, BOs N ae . ¢ ~—— ~ ~~ ate + ~— ae Pre. oor ont car + Se NDE IN -STOCKE-BUERM. ANN. sun room.’ bath. steam heat. = 9 * , a a ~ a ow ildren: references required AYTON 6876 (Hi-Pointe}——5 rooms. sun As ESTMINSTER—4 rooms, tie men tes ATER ; . —choic —— : . , FLATS. FOR RENT ifn igo oup.e, 1 sins ' eae | heat. bardwoed floors. ML NPHY-. tile —-- ens . — ~ __ 808 Chestnut st North Stabila 0 ri A | : | Fe ___. : Seconé | . : ams ow 7 $35.00 ——_____—_; oa = ana | DELMAR BL... 4102—5 rooms, bath, eles. west ax. : a floor. a ‘ ‘on : ’ . § ’ > . . : h er : °°. “OT ; - —? = “J —34 GOT, o roocilas, i aa = oT —— -- > = rER!) yaaS-— Bee ut apartment: DY ass} vy hes - u . a 35.0 sonny Be eneciiens Gat. newly decorated: $32 50. CUPPLES PL., 4754—3-c88 SOLICIT RENT C LL 7 BR “¥ ak — | ; ~ (ENTS we : R, iB (EAI "Hi , ll Chestnut st _BEI DDIN REALTY Co... Tithe Guar. Bidg. t ( " 7* ’ ~ cyYy 107 Ww th . 5 . : LM : . —- Sees a OBS KS REA F CO., 10% N. sth. a a a — sh —— gaping —_— ey ri. inwright Becg. — —— 45 5 om dern beautiful 4 DELMAR, 5079—Fiat. 6 rooms, bath: fur- _ ATER} 5142—24 floor, 8 large rooms, = . , ao — - — Tea vEnsOs 4 = reception hall newly , Bn nace, iagndry; adults ony: references; NORTHLAND. 4902— Young ae BA, wn Jb ~ baths, . tec "7 painted . @iegant Dutch dining werent. to share weil-furnished APARTMENTS FOR RENT me i om, sours, D> randaged pare nail ste . . $50. LASTON, 5368-—4 rooms, bath; reasonmabie. 4&1 Modern conveniences; [aioe el hame ¥% ioe ; i rate a LEASES Sak [Al 2 ¢ j-roem . aon ' oa ic r rs 72 ie mn ne. See $~ a “GENE 3 ma: - : - vi — dap . prem ——_—_—_——_——_— ee SF sew. - — | BTZst. i rooms end bath; hot-water o SAKRISU: 4178—First floor west; 4 se oar a = 2 avs. Phones & : = With oan 2e' ra tchenetts, sun parlor, everything j MO RR. 4aY REALTY Co.. T > T° = - Dita r Tr) R ANE LAGH APARTME 7 ~ . ‘ ———— a ; er TEIJENS 722 Chestnut st Bea aA 7th nd Market sts. South | ‘ 5ST0T McePHERSON % : > Bf a “~geuee - 4 he in O8LS 24-floor FURNISHED FLAT—Wii & — : 5000 sq. ft. at corner om gy SS. W. Cor De Bativiere : Wainw: 31d x LAF ‘AYET TE, 4155—ist oe east, moans donee room a. . C: tiful furnished 4-room flat, ‘ 4 . "25,000 sQ. FT. TAKEN B - ; r : . 4 ™ : aw - » at & Pp. a A . > > 7 . an ° Ca : at P iA a 7 : : : : a 4 mit 7 Vv ee a 7a ee oe ant — —-— po of !' in and ventilatin iT ve : un. } on /. a ane -~= ‘ en ~ = a > S. 4 é rooms, all conven- KURI, OUJA—?P urpished al 2 ; cage bale large hippin , sonal GRAND, 2636 N.—Corner University; va- r ings can be purchased w STM. 3 2eee? nee . sac ~ © — on 2 (rear 2d flour : 39704 LAF AX ETTE ~~ Saeed he i. a y. Wm. C. Uphett. ae tras! e | etpyping rece Jan._10; rent $75. . RICHAS 1005 Arcade Bid floor. most a tive. abt ceeepennt tenes : oor owns __ $10; re =e Seo oe Sos beautiful flat on ude; 6 :00ms, EVANS. 4329—Cozy 4-room flat with bath. LOUISIANA, 5223A—Strletiy pee FRANCIS- PERRT-RU 7 n ° a is : , ae —- Vpet =~ 3 Las yret " eo ; ~ oe , —_ Jnl = =e . Li} furnished 3 rooms , : - nn - EASTGA TE. 703—2 ' a2 A. 21 VW EST Mi NSTE rR - . a . a F oo . thanstrom . ~ 2. south. corner. ‘poss. bec. Si, $102.80. side, beautiful apartment; now vaca : — ONES Gi23a_—S rooms, bath, strictly | ““PeDEeew ARENDES REALTY ~0., : _ 202 _ RUSSELL s020—Poraihed a DWELLINGS FOR RENT iskl s_-Gt -~ ~~ > a “ to move ee _ a? ; = . - " . _ ry i‘ . =. _ : ;_™~ . ba » lectric ' a ‘ouple ently. RHART RB . — nod mmed.ate possession. _2576. ies : . ra th, e _ bath. siectric. Ce Ff = = son 3OLDMAN REALTY CO.. 722 Chestnut. APARTMENTS FOR RENT | — : uP. 2 room fiat th, electri ights, hot wat Ss ha ce; $30 | a — EAST HARLAN COURT. 5453 DELMAR ei - oy : ER. See s9 : il! be — —FURNISHED _ » oe orm S55 “ihe 7 LOU GHBO! }H, 407S-S4—3-room apart- ‘VAN: 404 nice rooma, Dath, ele-- West ee 5 jWw—4-room, $25; 3-room b BL.—4 rooms, 6-room efficiency, eleetrici- “a on Bs , tgs ~ ~ . eT RNISH ET wer . ———$ eo ee ——— ¥ » Lae t Seuth Sr ty and gas included ment reasonaDdie € piete.y gone over for ‘TASie Ar. : mr sete a a = ai: " rge Treva lat 7 suit a ~ Ct . mut st . 019%o—Beautitul carer _ : e vn Ty — ane > > & eoryrr ‘ . ja! . ss ; = —_> ee = a a ee .UTHiishec, ready for : _ 0 Doge _ nt ORBO N E. «& R ’ es a mn) hest mn! at : OREON E £ R GC ry le ; . a : , \ : ‘ . ane : i ——— p> ¢ . a : — . , aArge rooms, fron aod tight ‘supplials for tour | S ; CGE—3- room, on South & rand av. 1 - ni.or ENRIGHT, 5637 — apart Me... . +s ee wi ’ . ees : >’ - rn epiuch a Lu Se pial a = Sete a bat. . . ; . ac ’ eas ; fn Tad service a > : a 38g . Olive Beomont 2¢ “ & _. SS Se ‘EST PINE BL 27 iful. moder | —— : woe UL ISLANA, an i, Sata, & ATHEW > or - EVANS #6 s0A—4 rooms | RaUN, 26.0 3.— raome; ail ENRIGHT, S895—4 and 2-reom rt > reoms. porch : I — . . TE BRILL ag 1 pa: ent at, —— Ae. m.5 wut me _ 4 i# scan «| S50 ments: $65. $70 Cabany 22547 ‘ & HEROKEE, 2 4: } furnished apart firet fh m3 ir, $.0 . ne Ot 1G -A : ri " . Be tae ber 300) en “a : , ys ras Se, week Lindel Tol . BUSHO. 3903—Frame cottage, 2 a S. + a. |} ENRIGHT. 5847—Beautiful 34-floor apart- NN We APARTMENT: | FORSYTH Bi. ne wa r._ E’none, iN » Saves ————— a on a —_—_ on 2. Pont Dispatch. KENSINGTON. & —- P: Phome Victor 23618, ocks from | : ment. val — sun paricor;: every conven- -42 and 7280 | tz cc oO : t- acARnk. tae -Furn at rim ert “5 a + -. “ore: ; Mcrnnk +S r ra = oon - : n 4 rooms, darth, —— hot- | fence tan’: just being completed. ' mh reek Se Tm it nett 7 - a ee : reer breakfast room, itch Le. ter heat 7ixtur screens, shades: ga- Suen oe = eS : Speman ee . . A. G ‘BLANKE R. E. CO., Til Chestnut. | rooms efficiency; deokcase colonnade betwee | _ OSL. Se semen ae ic drooms, || pang : if wante tules v) C. Jenkins. —— a vy sae - + ee eee | ee oe ter, low rent. - ——— — -“ living reom and dining room, b ani shcwe - a AT lat ~ a a ae - = Sms @\ Cc a P—— on eee LTY OO. 4014 Delmar ETZEL. 561i—4 rx pms. idea: atrangemen*: path. Pullman breakfast nook hern 1—J3 rooms, tile bi u 2 ot ll Grand sz - vom: apartment; steam heat, | 2905——Cottage, 3 rooms + hing diff vacan $70 Linde : : - : mY .W. -_4 $7 ening etn . = iw Ger. southern expoeure solariun —_— srify] c . ; é z JF. Oo! pF ae ' , ‘ it a 4 ; J cae ie : . w? lit ~ nad aint 5) — —— . . — a ort oms, til : a tcl» 7 , , > ta e ms, ——— q RL $110—Two rooms tchenette, in F: y wainu mn aan ADEMY. 1316—4 rooms. is : Mipemaagg oad 1 eed 5 MM n, S-room fiat. Vitcor 2974R. hard fleors. tile bath; oe: enn MILLAN - ae yr? Southwest dressing room, Murphy bed every conven- ' ; r ; esi ; — —_—_— — as leis LL, | | O.. 111 3 = hea urnished. c oan lence Open : nt roug bout ur iy . re > = , : A? sas . , . — pamecccegy Mi ton: » . el ~ —_ aan : ; rre — s* oa 7 : —s J ‘> « — one ” ‘, : aa »- ° = , : » . : - = P . " ° . . —— ¢ . : . The I ° i ii. _ oe L ’ ——s {> ie ; tls . 3 ré bes! : a i 4 — : ’ ne . - 2 Telephone Gran © RBON come Rent $75 | Re a NEW 5-ROOM APARTMENTS —$30 mils . ‘ore st oy 9 Bee g emer ~ 2982 7 ; : _ . : . - " ‘ 5 ‘2 ao ce) —— rou ti n@ — — ~ * ‘ . . an | BRADLEY : r Qc [NETTE de —neatut a I I TLET JINS _ 73 “hestnut s’ ROW NING PARTMENT Oot Pes are = " 34) ‘ newly decorated, every convenience; 5 LILIA , HAMILTON AY. APARTMENT lr wre—s ao & | : . Owner 47°04 wr entz FORTIS. 5111—Foar reoms; beat and jan)- ON, 60d—Four choice rooms, ‘Ddath, a — shin , -roon fctency ‘ENB. “iI ss TE — . on. sai ae pall gopcmer vy =at agg Bone a” i —— nes; reasenatie, o£ 6440—2-room cottage tor, with or without gurage. : (c) rete tn ae r service, 37 NIC) E 6. Rt | IM APARTMENT iGsiy Turnis pout herr ‘ osu! ' 2407 N, Broagway. MALRY. 3122, Ai ar wees ti ' ' rated and a pe nted- ‘Re rp : ! im. Sater . aa ry ray bh. : S ‘ + a =... 41 , bath. ~ 241—Seven rooms and sun ' _ ee n ici : ict! wa. —s , ark . 7 SS “ —Downetairs flat: ! nace $40 BRIN KO! ‘1! “hestn u tit - . stnut. APART ME° ae ’ ww. — tc) parlor; wner Cabany 2344M ip-to-dat ) RE B 00 | | Tyler 16634 , i. 3d 144 “t beautiful & room HTASON 1299—6-room flat. newly Ae es West — . SHAW. 305.—Apartment. 4 rooma , TAMILTON 1295—5 rooms, first floor, heat LICK R. EB. CO.. 824 Chestnut. OBLMAR BL... 3817—Pur (merit. KossoT $5 rooms, electri Murpa gi. time lecorated. heat furnished: rent reasenabie 3 — HERSON, 44xx—12 robus, 5 be and } janit or ‘ abany 6oOXo or Cabany 33 3300 SPL ENDID AP ART MEN : » : »- as ral .TmIe! si.’ ; a -— —~+- ~—~~paeee — — - Us : Sa . -. 2 ns 4 . Re a 2 Tt ** — “ a 7 . " - a - we ses ——- * KINGSBL RE. 508S5—5 fine iarce rooms - wr A _ pe " 4 KML. trac : = ; bath furnace: adults Ras ee . ver x - CO.. Tithe Guar. Bidg. Lu A OR COTTAGE we . rooms . ny f° : o— 2m ar > li mAbany 1322 t ' —— ———- a (2B. rhe & eet FORT 54 19 — Th . +h modern; iulz iy. ' cee i. e Sze. and solart: um apd S75 per month SIM MS AP ART ME NTS 7" tA ei a we ve ™ a » q ee ” nny ie _ a ~ i ce Oor4 «3 60 A Taree room. bath. _—- ~ = soe : : , Forest | ere a" SAVINGS TRI CO.. 4915 Deimar 5514 Pershing: 6-room efficiency: fire sun pericr, » wee mock al . v7 oper flat. 5 roome and b " gacena ¢ a) A eke ae ee : 709 Chestnat st. areeoia bh KINGSBU RY. coy Georgian Court ——§. proef bul ng ° Pa all ran) , & " , , . re ‘2 te i . 77" - oe ? “he od . oT dl "am -- — — ; ‘ ay ~ cs ‘ S65 RC BENBAL M-HAUSCT ; E co “thy . : om cee - : —— — ee ' rucmis, ‘LAT Wtd—Your ; as room efficiency, seutheast exposure; $6 : . | - en i > ad w te ourg Ee &@ R. SCOTT. S00 "15 ath th st. ‘cé2) includ! a3 as electricity an¢ pnone (o8S) * P40) oad Wa V : ——— a — > pees nd bath; 1 mid a — , - Z "a Te (lat, modern garage - mee bl. 412: Yo — 5 vere Se = . oe | 6¢ EE ae = Seeks , . 4 sj oa mn : : : sus a = ~~ . as5m, . 1G a emp . 3 roqms . ATTRAC! ivE- APARTMENTS KINGSBURY, 5799—Cor bre. Portland —35354 Delmar Bl. te i L te cou feren oe eee : a ge — fur 0 gel bd, oe Se 2s s furnished or unfurnished: tm part mes 4 rooms. sun par! , Tre . _ 56 veame and 5 1 * ¢ ; t : : : , : “ xk eT 3 ¢ r Ts. Re * ging ona : : he: . i she . : j | REREAMI 5} > ; | 5 . - aoe Denton 364. = w. : ' a aan ~ah rm equipped iaund: >hauf- a Baus. += ee furnish aut | tlow-fiat. | JUL 6212—E ega >-Fo ‘bath a. Weak | path, 6 aor: —, ; hiboen k S AIGHWAT mm | r ine ou.est , 7 PanT~ ) : ¥ ' ‘r 3 mn fiat, Riverside ° | m heatiy Hod! ae oe . PLAT L——$ roorring P =. Set-water heat. and bath; modern. furnace by rent $6 and best arranged oe a ar ' d — gt . re a 7 — ——=— = as : —— und letrict preferred, cheb Mixtures. Call 552 Pierce Bide OR BE iN > * x o —* : wt ; . ORE : a P= ~ _ = ae - ae “ , ; -¥ , , ‘ . st : ij rm . _—s | . i be" 7 SS . . ; ‘ . wT Ls s~T Val ; a = ‘ : : Tye matics : ; KING'S HIGH AY me: | IVE NEW APARTMEN Post-Die , ) in parlor. : . yard, . il . éé ~~ : = ** St... ae Beautiful] “Trayvmoor | | ies a , #40—Beautiful 5 large roome Apartmen! , . " and Clara: ~ . mae . te : Ss. sE. [431- rooms, Sath, sun orch. oak floors. white namel 8 rooms. 3 | : ' Le til ; : e-sggan : Exztu 7 joors; aduits uifully decorated throughout. rate ae Be é : put r heat: im 5 . _— ; ragga , rooms and daubie arage lars. phon 7 LIVE ; tad . P| ;TON ‘room th, elece- —————- —— = — [HIO, SOLA Wainwright B: 748 Poat- —~ a ae inno et eet sey nex* door , es. hed : fiat, modern, wit! ve 2289 —— =e — “ilatie tenant can rent thife fine Ar rtment )—Fo | ‘ = teeaons _ —— or without ga Grand S009R, Viewer -————— r wr , PS Mergain se. mabed 8 rooma, 3 6 Rooms a and Som Parlor | | ae ie a7 3 or vgs ACLEDE. 37217 tae ei ee | ) ; Se cass EY EPSTErm, >) ” od Ix . : , ; pa - — —— ee . re ‘ ‘> ive ) 1 ew of _ 4A rart men ag etZ Laurel en- — = . . ap ’ : 5 . - . be ; , —e n ; . et le r} - ; . a aA. fu nished > - - Obes . ‘ , os rvs ay ~ = - 3 Chestnut ~ i oat) ae ~~ tiwete 4 om : tiled 1 papered, omly 340 7 lern: aduits LACLED! J4Z2A— rooms, bath, hard- jecterson 4 a 713 , 4IN NI aD [, L : : ra . ? ae we = ; - . . , 7 a , rc ene : t Urnishbed st ' : ee - ; 3 room: fats. eat f spec; garage, rent P ” . : TLAL DE ° . , ————— —_ gE EE — —_ rj sun 1 mn faci S.eam-heat.rg Mec ARE 1 ch JOM rt : ; | mgd : rooms, « APaARTMa TTS—ten aad Vernon, . > ann * >: rR: "a ee | 1—5-room fiat “ + ener e501 hestnut st. hem or kitchenette. ‘es } ally well arranged Som. rooms, “ith 4-reom ef‘icienc) — ie : ap ayy ' . furnitures. == i NKE Coo. 1 hestnut cCPHERSO! BOC 4— Brand-new flat, five t rtmen , ; ‘nee gy ‘ ive The s a im ¢ . : , he TY | 7 persone 4 , $60 ipl a 3 tothe oD LL. BAKEWELL. xT. 5 rooms and vine piag re h. ; ! . int a» FZ Bess - | tiser. 2° al aa _—— ame ; “mk an > - , &3> ‘ P NE, 6400—Apartment | 4 roome oy ; me : NEW RTT! DING STERLIN aras ; ; > | xT ; . ne — ) phe ae BS — a reums sun parior. =~ on ——e : ‘ ! 7 ‘ | nm 8 H ‘ at 3 -? " . = , + - . ree migunatiseee : : ‘ = : — _ ~— te J i nee >) ee —— — ' sh N —WN icely f , — » Beat Included. ready Dec. *. =“. , iN oP i WALTER fh : cp rf . 4 . a} Bi - r Keys, 201) twas | r > roo ti: b& . 5 Fé t reesonahie destralhie tenant. TREST CO. 4915 Deimar — —— a: eee Cee mere. 7 Tat be re terling Apa: ts. $; Per , ee = ra hakorTa. 3216—Piar 2 ee SERRE oe DODIER, sm —, x. Se oe ee Re, t. & rooms, sun tt Oe) , ‘ally decorate . he ~ : . ' ¥ — LD! 233 ! “a te : eee ~ “> > Sow ww > agen ee Ipeu aa} oars, — ree ars, c b eB a —_ bellt-in tub. $20 5. Call Sa 5 between = , - , ae 1. ; MET gis” : Se te MS - sees one - ’ oo rs a N. 721 Chestnut na lephene L | Tez9 = he a ~ —_ - . oe a a , lis _ sie ee pe es aes pint apni ' $125 HOC E—Se~en roome ond Dpeini men , A mg tet mee | : pv rity , . , corate: “ — a ~~ A Nie ‘ a. Der moath “Cuban 73 —Ranieigh ant 4-roem ered whan Si! rot _ : _ : 4 TT. (a, moce Los ~~ oon Frent : j eal. Réemese ‘ox ie . > Px os : terms. pul ba: : - : ¥ : i , 23 én : furna . ntinwous Four r 27, steam beat, hi Garrit?. $230 co : ib id Dwelling for wuthiet im flowr enst. a - , ~ ; “oe ~ — Sis : . ~ 3 a - 4 . 2 — - ah " ~~. - R: . . , . a \ — . de . . > Ww 4 a ik WOTT® in xc $ ay nu wlll — h 6-room otiiatena ~ : em} . . ; , e : ey; ew : Tt GS " : . aamue« ei ; ~¥ tuts FS > < cm Ss moe my a er a ’ oa (nie xcasive West End; ¥ GENE J. ALTHEIMER 517 eanie — » SA ' Nerth Parkvtew. 5 rox 2 , ALS with Merohw bed iasiwend —— heat. janitor service als me ° ove: ON : eens TN. oar . : -_ Chest nu’ “ / - - ; reo™ma# and stewing . beat. bet water. pane terce: ‘ com be Inepected = § cal! jae ernesns, beawtiful surroundings LAKE & BRO 4815 Chest sut_ ~- lecara t ok 447 %—sher an ~E. A! TVENTS STY-ROOYV oT FIMEN CY ~ 1905 PERSHING PER SHING Ee ee ee pad : ‘ome sun parler} SCBtRSAN TERRACE 1051A—3 ne! . EIRKWOOD CAR TO poos 34 pexas “3 ve me, bard ning age. Benton Sou 2) “HT s elect = 32° . ‘ , RST} Le. “OTT, S00 Cheetmer « Mg ve nice reome anc dressing cicset 2 ; , 2205 : = xX REALT bed. Snished in fvar will decorate +t - — . 5631 —2a Ay & rooma, with | sure. perches. heat and janitor service: —- corner Hanley road _ a eet : y avartn - 4 , . - oad ' a aa owen . ; Riu veniete ee oe OREILLY. 723 Chestnut st. FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 102 x Sy « min Mee so wd ee ey lec y. two biecks ‘rem car fin —e fla os a : oem Sunday. . ee ~ Fn "Sod t. imnmmon Apart ™@men JOM S BLAKE &

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* (8 2) -Fooms; furnace, bath, * OO., 722 Chestnut ficor: 4 uc .. * Halil ae —¥- Co." Core: % 02tA—6 roma be Gecorated; Vacant. Cab- ee | 47453—6 rooma, bath. 2308 N. Grand av. Se +¥- 1 floor, = he at; Fenbona naile P. 10p LN. 9th th st, co me, . bath FLOR TRU ey eTee- 447-74 Easton av. (e) * 57 H—5 room mcerations, on an SA. 4a—6 rooms, —_s references regut 9 Ulred BB 100 N Kth «t. (oe?) '5e04—a ; roome: B heat. tile bath. moe OCKE-BUERMANN. RO8 S (hes nut. rooms first fleer, be papered ana aoe IKE PLAC 1 es barfwood fi pore; 4 0 month ~~, e® Ho ik 7 blo: s Nor “mont 12 W ain right t_ Rigg. (EN T-—Furnishea ished; steam heat. Lin. piel yY furnished §-roon, (c) ntral ished fiat in heart of room, living-ro t furn. omer “B26” a Neatl fu rt nished J- Pepin ;: ist _figor orth Nicely f furBisbod fi ‘ blayer-plano. Cail 8... Mm. evenings; rez reasons. into” furnisn —— a thwest -—§-reom furni as; 306 mon ee —Foune couple wan... ished 5-reom apartme: noes; hot-water hea: — -“4-room flat, furnish... et party; = reforenc. Brrettive 3-re on “CitSee FE, Fram 25 outh [—Will rent —btric 3 rooms "end .. pe iis, ic 40 Purnished fiat, & roo:. ple only. Vest i utifui corner flat, wei for housekeeping. hea. pled; for four busin ce ic. ‘yoome end bath: niw proctric. furnace: Fin 2—Niosiy furnished «- cke from Soldan High: ic) 5bb—Nicely furnished 4- steam heat, etc. cl (it : ~Modern, 4 dandy rooms. Biehe. Janitor service; =-J-room furnished fiat, _Bomont 1884W, __(c) — Furnished 4-r0om fiat; mignoes; handy 2 gars. _ } froerns, bath, iaundry; » compicte; p‘ano, a“ : —t J AP’T’S. WANTED poral or 5 roome; adult: - reasonable. Box K-34, i—Unfurnished. 5 or b family of 4. x K-17". L—— mediately; 3 be!) 1. In best , eaeeeoer ‘he, 4—+45 | “Linden 1730M. and bath. Call Mon ™ ome on Mive 2074. —— ee ee nz couple 5 rte ; modern, for youns fenton 364. Box #. ne a pee a bath. furnace; Fat preter. after holiday? tsayoes t h ee: at I th. enece ace, nor me, ba Box K adi di; 33 “6 r rooms. “modern, lower. aaults, can give by residence: 6-room: ®0 either west or sou’ must be reasonabie. "“c) tch. « , and Grand. furnished, ea mnette, bath ag heat; age, with or close; mid Ne m give references. Bx atch. a = CC A ate and Ap’ts Wire. wid. ein en a i —-T) A —-Unfurnished. 4 3 Ridmey 1°=" Ww. : 4-tTrom fu rnished fiat; to 6200 west. Forest T Wid —Wi! ehare ex- fiat of apartment for K- 147, FPosrt- Dispatch. re 80 party oom ton #-a18. P. » neomr __ Rox! Sentral an ayy Ss eget nee Me an on ai, > ST A TE, ani AAT Chestnut at North ail rE. 4757—7 rooms, vr r Foiert’ 7-room fiat rand jownestairs. — he - "4 W.—6-room house. — Ba flows 5 Wie S80. Post -Ditl Rew, room bunaalo* SFor rent oF ania, © room fe SON gh6eneetnt ot rthwest a a oindus | ground, ~ a f 7 AY SSOEAY. ©5600 APARTMENTS. FOR LEASE FOR LEASE 7 CITY’S FINEST LOFTS COLLIER BLOCK FOURTH AND ST® CHARLES HEATED SPRINKLED PASSENGER ANT) FREIGHT ELEVATORS. PERFECT VENTILATION FINE LIGHT: DIMENSIONS: 90x150 FEET FLOOR AREA, 15.500 SQUARE FEET EACH. CONCRETE FIRE ESCAPES FIFTY FEET FROM WASHING. TON. FINE STREET CAR FACILITIES. OW uf BURANCE RATES. READY JANUARY 18T. 19 HIGH-CLASS QUARTERS AT AN EQUITABL T RENTAL. CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST 718 CHESTNUT WE CAN LOCATE YOU. FIVE-STORY BUILDING a For Lease Seventh and Market, S. E. Corner >) A well-built building containing 42,000 square feet; > steam heat. sprinkler system; electric elevator, light ') on four sides. We will lease the entire building or separate floors . MARTIN AND BREITT REAL ESTATE AND LEASIN 1119 Chemical Building 65,000 Sq. Ft. for Lease; All or Part . 5000 #9. ft. at corner on ground floor, 60.000 eq ft. on upper floors *25,000 SQ. FT. TAKEN BY 5 NEW TENANTS RECENTLY. N. E. CORNER 16TH AND WASHINGTON AVENUE NEW 10-STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING, of lighting and ventilating facilities; sprinkler system, 2 passenger and slevators. large shipping rooms, latest con. FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH REALTY CoO... 102 N. 8th 8t. eniences oma - _-~ ee —L— DWELLINGS FOR RENT | ‘SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT CHATHAM. 6427 —: 3 large rooms, sie -eping J South por h bAtLH. toil . @iectric ii ht 7 —e-room, $25 B-room b inga- bi NGALAW New o room: ail modern see ; large jots, So ith St. Louls. FOOA conveniences Ferguson car at Ho:lyvyweod Bic (1) er Aek for Pelt Sout thf rand av.. for CQMMONW EA ALTH 3429—Two rooms tn- l at t 2641 Ol ive. Bomont 2636.(c) aN : | furnished furnished ; heat gas, electricity and water 2620 §.—6 rooms; all con Maplewood ce) CUTTAGE—4 rooms, bath gas, w'ectric, fur- 30038—Frame cottaze, 2 large nace, Karage 212 4 Ros bud av.. Veliston Phone Victor 23618, Sidney | $43 “$3. C nt — de "TAS :E— Modern 3 le ree rooms, | = i " = ~ ww S-room residence; all con- | pstairs:; $30; adulte; attic. 17 N. Clay gre (RY, OUlage, porch, COTTAGE- roome wat er, gas and electri 6419 Chet Renae 0 montt ; eS VATT ER: ITT REALTY Co., Southwest "LRA haet on Cabany ‘8378 - i—Lottage: 3 rooms. ~ totiet, COTT aE ‘kwoed; east side hot water: $16 ith of Big bend ré.: cottage, barn me ~ome:| ¢ hicken house, 21 acres; immediate posses- 103 ‘s. Tth sion; $30 per month. Kent Jarvis, 706 ee hl _Ch estnut st bun aiow; . — - re, furnace yr FLA AT— 5 | rooms and “sunroom, n, heat and light Chippewa and included, $50 a month. Webster 1617 208 (c65) iD, 2758—3-room cottage; neat- FLAT—-Ferguson. upstairs. modern, 3. large ; bath, electricity. rooms: porchroom: adults; $35. i7 WN Clay av =, 4730—Cottage: 5 rooms. recep- ay av. —_— (99) mall, bath and furnace: practically 430 §. (Kirk: vood —3 rooms : . 4724 Milentz eht s% vvrN om cottage. 3 rooms BROOKS. se A ppl y ; ~BO7 ; Hol BE—!] n \V\ eetrme | West HOU SE—G reoms, on modern nveniently ‘lo is 0 cated r he ne We ter 1AN%6J ie) BON, 44xx—-12 rooms, 4S baths eFFORDS AV 51 ta oint Breeze. Mo Sttractive features; nothing Detter —% rooms and reception ha @as. water * . P » ‘ 443 an | eiectric new i% de ot ted ‘c) , . . —— - ——— _—— _—_—_______» - , mS B. CO.. Cabany 3 L_* ERO OY 4d 3° 321—3 Tooms « hal ‘ 2cTe groufid : a. 2 oom : LACLEDE RD. 3140 (Mapiew 00d)—Five ———— — _ rooms. bath. garage. electric, RAs, _for “25 , 5043—7 rooms; bath, furnace. trace tac ~ Mh. 2. . wou. Forest 2122 (c) LYDOVER PL 057 a cm tric near high sc heo! ms, reception ~— me... ans. furnace heat, PAGE BL. 7436—3 a 9 cas. eiec- Map!ewood tric lights. Key 7101—@-room dwelling, water. : ' ge cas. electric, garage; large shed Cabany SE @k G SOOTT. 800 Chestnut 112 : . 8 rooms; modern: : ished: immediate pos- ‘s: per month. Sunda ‘ afternoon ] —Dweiling 6-room resi- SUBURBAN HOME—Two adults; desirable eat. gas and electric suPurban home, furnished: 6 rooms, strict- Call 2 Pierce Bidg. Olive ly modern. with garage attached, ic Settee half block of Creve Coeur line » 1242—8 rooms conveniences. Commonwealth. DENCE—7 rooms: al! 3632 - water heat. 847 5M s Maesonable: oven. Cabdany 7333 WALTER AV MINSTER PL, 4700—1” rooms, hath. riat, heat hf, a immediute pos- Ben ton i. 97 OW 4 m, ren | WALTER AV.. 3116 ‘Mar jeweetpd rooms :, [N-SPACKLER R. E. CO., heat, light and telephone: $45 month; no th and Chestnut ws children Benton 15 76 iT REDUCED WOODLAND, 6210-14 ‘Pint Lawn)—Oné- MAPLE—k& ROOMS. story new frar 4 rooms, water, electric t corner residence must be rent $2: Ki reweed- Ferguson car to Holly- because of the fast-approach- wood station. walk 3 blocks north 1 put - | ee amen condition; KORTE-RUST REALTY CO., 816 Chestnut. rooms an ouble garage; open road get key next door east y * ROOM DW EL LING @nt can rent this fine home a r . y ° 0. Summi av.. corne Taxedo, Webster See STANLEY EPSTEIN garage “hest tnut st. Ma plew ood)—3-room Se wa 7 819 Chestnut st. Olive 157. ores eT a ae 25 1 LINDELL |G a es Pesidence; 14 rooms, 3 baths. BET YE CoE Jonally well ar: ang di for club ‘or emai! exclusive hote \ZWeauk my : Eps Tow AVL 5 AR L. BAKEW El. c. | —- 118 7th st. FOR RENT Qur Slogan Is: Shop in Wellston’ A new modern building for cafeteria, pool, billiards, Or bowling alleys, dance hall. Al- _ i Furnished 4-room bun-/| 8° modern office rooms with or without e lease; near Forest Park. Ben- | efficiency apartments. See Agent, ; ic) | Eston av. UNG OW—7 rooms: with Suburban Property—Furnished if taken at once. For-| Soldan a BUNGALOW in Overland; fur- > —, roof, Wy rooma. : el” wiemed: or will share with cou le; half . — ¢ $3663.10) block from car. Call Clayton 235 > —— FURNISHED HOME Party going to Cali- fornia for Januar February and March a, will rent modern. jaralned suburban hime [T > y= — te comnle- $50 ver month Benton 461W ——3-room bric $$ —— h Tay Cars;Yarce yard. Fine TAYLOR, 414 > isH’D HOUSES FOR RENT (K rkwood, Mo )—For —- teas* or rent. 4 well furnished rooms; con- B08?" N vententty located. K irkw 208 255 ic) South —venlentty loc aM 2 2e 8 ip eethed house, & rooms, GARAGES. STABLES—For Rent until July or will | = |) bt ITLDING—O: story: 60x140:; centrally ry ee SS Over | : ‘located caren or stable; will alter to a —- | enit Box -286. Post- “Disvat ch. {c | GARAGES at “dai Rowan and 3827A Shaw West av, Grand 2330M. Ni—Nicely f 2 | MONTGOMERY, 2555—Garage; 10x20; for — ble; desirable tenant.(7) _ rar or truck; rent $6 _(c53x) | : HOME — wit t fur: WEST BELLE PL.. 4130—Brick; water and gam | home to reeponnititic a tatte = electric. “; 2 Franklin. 706 S&S. Boyle. v 6 ight a lel 7465 pe Tté a Sy = wl OO: oy Chestnut. =e Ber month. “ Rabe ae: ond ea a. GARAGES” FOR RENT. ~———« | 2912 Greer av 1 Dw 1714 Arlington 7 home in wing for Lease |’ ‘HARTWIG-D ISCHINGER, ra _ e ee nm . * “Water heat har |wood al 3 TS modern and in Centra! ee er month. Pa - CABS! 39—G ge for = LERIBIG THis 719 Chestnat, | “ASE. 47° ToRWENSTEIN. 816 Olive \ FFERSON. 1210 N.—Garage for 10 ma- etaenne for Lease | +* © wean ys $20. all or part. Forest 2049J. | OX PLACE | TWELFTH, 1400 N.—Garage; rear; $5. , pet-water heat, hard- | Wo cars; modern i | in first-class condition. North : - ) NTON. 815—Capacity 4 cars or trucks. | @ TRUST, 719 Chestnut. | > NTO se precsioes.. 65) “| HOWARD, 2220—Garage for rent. {e) S WANTED | CABADIB. 3834A—Garage, roomy, easy to té Or 10 rooms. _ | rive in; water, lights: s7. or n- = Bidg.. ~ OFFICE ROOM—Northwestern Trust Side preferred. Grand | "16th and et, "Louis av.; two connecting | rooms, N HAUSCHU LTE R. E. Oo. ROSE? Ry a 5407 N. : a 7 or 8 rooms, | rnace. electric, rea- | 2693 W ic) PALM. 2627—Small store room, near corner, —Thoroushiy rellabie | $12 Centra! L. Co'fax 1628W rent a modern | Sf_FERDI NAN D,_ 3007 7— Garage. . 10-room J rc 119 : Call Bo- a: e for 2 rag chings “oa 65" faston and Core. tc) as , (c)) WARRE 231: __ HALL REALTY = PROP. FOR ——e aly . De nny ro | ens NT, ; GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent) TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES North 7 DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. | RE REAL ESTATE—w’'T’D TO BUY REAL EST ATE—w’'T'D TO BUY RE 7 = Te ae r eae a + Torre a b a * 4 c ST. LOUIS ee ___POST- DISPATCH. 3B CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Northwest UEDUC, {809 —Wireprool. couarete fieer ea. |= 1 = ee ; FOR LEASE: °*/ th Three acres of ground, with switch | | ae Sou in: Slevin, between Kingshighway and | or SKA 5418—Garage for rent. {c) | || Geraldine. sc ees — + ANSAS, J638—Brick garage; electric Industrial Department, — St and water |. MERCANTILE TRUST CO., Agent. ARSENAL, _4520—Garage, $9 ‘month. Bightn, Loc ust to St. , Chari es. ~ OH x18. AL. 4100—Garage new. large. ————— OE 2X45: $8 month: good entrance. ; tn 4000— Brick oe ey, IRR ee. rae Sou eos At} | HARTFORD, 3417—Garage for fent. _ private or for repair shop. Inquire ge DE TONTY | —Water. Main eee $417—Garag arage for rent. _ either | or for F | IDEAL 4 South Side location for drug store, either 4 building | being erected. Box G- 242, P. .-D. THIRTY-NINTH, 1609-11 S.—Fine, large new stores: heat furnished; $60 and $65 'PENNBY i722—Garage for rent. 5 care 1722—Garage for rent, KOLLAS-LU PFER, 1138 ‘ee | SHAW, 4159—Garar 37 50. | STORE—First- { 3793—Garage for (c) steam i= iness > z : . 'tul.—~—Epace for ~~ trucks, " ef. rrec Box R -167 I’.- D (7) HkirrERNAN TO LET—BsusiIn grated 6b ILDING—One _ stors E : jocated garace mit KBox E 4 — NESS PURPOSES 60 ri40: ‘entrally etable rill alte to; ~ > tor Will lease at $ ‘ per month 1 Se. Post- “Dispatch 106 Arcade Bidg WAN TED—One or two small man ufacturers | - - - eal to share building Box Y-7, Post-Dis. (c en nee, CeARty parior, archi G 7RE ENWOOD BL.. 3530-32 iciees di— | —— —- a . aa . _pnmneneninaniess nice, large st ores,\ suitable for irug o7 ; Fi ‘i . Grand av shoe = store PSE + DW: R ‘ os IDINS. lelity 4 OFFIC = ROOM—Front:; heat and light fur- PENDL E7 ON . etity Bldg nished Lindell 3193 ic) ' ' 1306—PFine Gouble store; §° _MORRIS AACH R. CO. 826 Chestnut. IN Mik, INER + SHOP—S ‘itable for ne F reaet S48] in SAKERS. ATTENTION! DELMAR STOKE FOR Pacey at et) r) ghws ‘ x IAN to share office with dentist ria De eS; " rer)? MAN REAL TS (ey: ‘nit v. ata ’ in 2a el Schertz “816 Chestnut com 300. ic} “NEW DELM AR BL. =e Caer 5634 DELMAR BL. _ For Sale or Lease full-size ‘Dasemient. modern heat AUTOMOBILE — ‘xfise% si Ce BUILDINGS STOR ES FOR L E ASE 2920-22 LOCUST STREET — exceiient™ new stares, heat, hot water and Ja Ready for Occupancy ae S, furnia NES REALTY. CO. 4718 DELMAR BL. eee Alterations will be made for ri >_> LOW RENT sponsible tenant. STORE be e16 “A TION Apply to 5928 Delmar Mercantile Trust Co.. if. the best | Sth. Locust to St. ¢ ‘hark Garage Building 3948 TO 94 OLIVE ST. DESKROOM—Or : ice all room 07 mii rr ¥ DE SK Ri OM—P "Si rvic competent at- ard ” tendant; rent > monthly) 30% “risco Bldg." | FOR RENT DESK SPACE—Stear : heated iain ritn , . > or without phone. Checkers Co, 2822 Lo Large Corner Store = cust st ; DELMAR AND AUBERT IX. 1013-15—Bakery shop, patent 4945 Delmar Av. HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER REAL ESTATE CO. AVS. Suburban STORE—7505-7 Manchester AV (Maple- ee aR wood etore 18x60 ft 6-room apart loor \— Half of cor- ment. finished Basement, stearm heat. Ap light manufactu ; A wb Brown. room 210 Security b SARE eh aon {Cc} Bell _Webstes “14: oS Ww 112 N.—Seconéd floor. 719 Clark ERIE FO oe basement. steam, _elevator. O'FALLON., 915—Good store, suitable WANTED BUSINESS PURP’SES suitable for colored _barber shop (°) LOCATION Si enogwraphic service. 612 _ Bar h B} dg it ucding desk and (“hestnut . - > tne «ove $$ ———— ——— = a Vtd —Factory. employing 100 ion in country town near to offer for itm tan -Dis ‘a! ~~ as ; exper, Ta SINGER KL EIN REAL TY “CO. 104 N. 8th REAL ESTATE Wtd.—We will! CITY PROPERTY Weta =T, » exchange, iV acres on Olive set rd and Belt Line tracka of ‘ler ina! ht Tr ASssSI spien - da .oca- tion for factor temporar: r farm outright: Phone Olive Ss; ‘OTT CO Want : ri pe rts D wil Foal the hi ighest cash ene for your Le Oper t out rigt no delay: f* Phone Olive 5392 RUTH. 102 N. 8th st, gsoO56lC€«} Mi LOPE RTY : $1: 5 OOO YEARLY FOING FARM OR RANCH nz ri elegant x and st one oe ss \ iT resiaentiai s&s ti you t $12) OTT co . R05 ) ( “*hestnut. C. 3. HILL, Agt.. | “he raat ee AUTO. FOR PROP ERTY EXCHANGF—Lar — ~~ w ——~ . ill trade 1922 Chal: s sig lt mry > if . st i if tA it sete ’ . rites UM E as ne” price $100 per ‘ exchange for | ¢) r cottage. et See M1 . res,aence qr an j r) proper iS . "RIAN 4016 cr ‘ EXCHANGE—112-acre + farm want lear hoes age for “a 9 as ken farm \ uburban itase, in ve J4 acres in city ripe f Kan sas City ners se lan, irposes Some of ihe streets and — i} @ ty sf > . . I \ made. Will exchange d ae x nge new umbrance for deeds of t KOU trust nm } Wiii : uv 1000 feet of rao pr - refer flats or business pend FOO Box G-143. Fost-Dis.(c) heart of rky for | or ‘e: valued abo '£16.000 — LA KOMIS N P a at "Missouri REAL wah hb ttre T’D TO BUY CA: Anil ieee Tit pr —— y, f Mo. — a to —— HOME for ay go " T> ent wan tin pe this property . he lw een End or southwest: must t Louis answer quis ANDERSON REAL’ ) ars oS ange lot; _ Fe nton ~45. "RY Sam he ate? suits INCOME Ih PE KR’ t VA ana vs a pe "© aif ae tr act pay the. highest cash price for your property and no eolay; representative | 2. Central 1588 . BOS Chestnut (o8) — ee estnut fe) J30- apartment =x es on Ene of enc aos onl 3 ~arborn. ¢ “hicago. par- anil floors, iot 31x1: 50) will exchange for bun- mr i uDGiV — yh and et give full td. —A piece of good, 2024, or Victor 817, and our salesman will come and get you. James A. Hodges Real Estate Co. i 3127 South Grand Avenue at Arsenal AN AN UNEQUALED RECORD $300,000. O0 Worth of Lots Sold in 10 Days IN ‘= GRAND-DOVER PAR GRAND AV., BATES TO CARONDELET PARK “The Subdivision Beautiful” This achievement, unparalleled in the history of St. Louis, proves the desirability and wenderful values of Eighty per cent of the buyers plan to build immediately. We do not believe there will be a lot left by Spring. ‘ton same Box Gi7l PD «| Come out today and make your selection in ‘‘The OF vt ae “apy Oegperty he seg" Choicest Subdivision in St. Louis.” Agts. for the American Woodmen. sa Pine st B 46 rout B50 NOS ft] ANI improvements guaranteed. LAND Wd — fo buv 7500 or more senare °?9)1. Post-Dispat h. feet of cheap vacant ground to build tac- + aa ory on; descrit dor ation, size and tess* TRAN SPOR I A | ION = ri . A> q*) u MUUIIG ifa 117 4R Itipt *@qg propeis EASY TERMS J - y groun a } frame city ! ; Po at-Disr aus nt. 2 Beat Dial any ‘Sidney 2676, 336 Ki) " or trade MARK H. WIL SON REALTY CoO., Kirkwood, Mo. FOR EX: ‘HANGE—income | pr operty, 000 autom and truck business. Dox kK lia 355. = st-Di wpa t n or bungalow ; must be bargain: F OR E xX a N E My a? tiful 5 _ location, full particulars Box G-247 O ANGE—My _ beautifu -room | Dial ESTA — o_o. ungalo worth si 00 will consider K KA , ESTA! rE Ww td Will buy flat. Cant or ‘er pr + me oo or first- Cc lass — Da v mv e juity in 3R4. acre }’ 7m i I spat ch x G- 25 26 Pa .% Dis pate n. y - ~ = —_ = o— — = = a — de Oe ath os SS a | have you? Box K-279, Post-Dis FiOTEL—At Ste. Genevieve, Mo., 2i%-story A SATISFIED cl brick bulldir se 20 furnished rooms, din-| business. In sel ing room outfit lectric fixtures, baths, ‘ot do not tr t eile Cal water heat, corner, near station, for sale or 3 doen ‘ CH RUNCEY P. HEATH trade for St Louls prt perty; easy terms "Sais 3165 STR CC) estan “at JOHN BULL, Agt., 20 N. 7th. Main 1431 ae —————— [ NEED mo pe ers bie seats Try me. MIN-| we can sell your property in a burry _ TON 5 Equitabl ig = G. B. & J. M. O'REILLY, 723 Chestnut st IMPROVED PR OPERTY Wha. —win Le age I, W. BURIAN ; sh A bathe Steiner, 40065 y : . } it —— (houteau a coitages nvungal lows at WE SOL 1CiT THE MAN AGE MENT yr ATE ——- —- --— me ee ee ee ing for cash, ] satioty my clients a Wtd.—Exchange iIMPPeIVED PRO PERTY . of all kinds. or county and farm pr bmit what vou have to = ; LTS nt WALTER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. N OUR EXPERT SUPERVISION a ‘TRADE everything quick; try me. W. E. ; WILL BENEFIT GREATI MINTON, 715 Equitable Bidg. MORRIS AACH R. CO., i TRADE, swap and sell every kind of land P roperty W ‘anted and city property: 1% per — wo sion: personal attention. Box P-591, P.-D. LAND—68 acres, egy a" rOO; want old established office, wll supplied grocery. W . am 626. S. Broad- | ¢rst-class salesmen, and thoroughly way St. Louis tent to care for your business, lar je or small. LAND—For sale or exchange: 2118 acres: Get in line, call us for an interv railroad and river transportation, valuable oonvenience. iron deposits, mineral paints. inexhaustible cigsses of property quantity of road-bulléing materials; wil! DYA 109 N Oth. Main 12388 826 CHE STNUT, @ pex G-6¥. Post-Dispatch. t4.—Double, in C-160, Post-D FLAT Wté.—To buy; ’ price, - 1d —Om South | ; i ’ ' | ' * RN ERS I one LS A SF AT aR Ne

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Flats, Ap _turtments. Residences For Sale Today. vcustuwe ce eT pate tT: iad Caen ena . a a 7 ena £8 _rosr. SPAN oe" 1700 Ana ween ener aes Rated, and Remgueess Cottes at rd . . ~ oO N ~ ~rw ; » , . ‘ «) f. ox ; : > (7rTo.% 3 ‘ . FLAT Wtd — inale 4 and s reerms. ” med- ~ BOD IL DERS, ATTE NTION * r1Is80U RI , ; : te RPO earl “4 “th S17 2 - (mM iti 4. ‘4 ia —— ; af ‘ : et ' in?’erestea in Webster oR ’ rile era Pos R-302. Post- Mismatch I an ad ng 180 feet of the best vacant Yiive 8297 or Caban) 2©211R -11 _ ’ yri + . ‘ +o a is estate we solicit an oppor aos wood a. _ 4 om nd ) / =| PLAT Wiad —Private party. West End State | ground on the Sout fronting on Alaske $150 CASH, BALANCE EAs} 0: terms on above property. een erve vou. Every facility | “8-8 DUTTON @ KEHLENB!I =x. - ao ee UL Wi be n ~ -« garttculare Dex K-287, Post-Dispa': - | av, between Walsh and Delor, at a bargain iys 4-room houee, core, high ground; jor AN RE Al ee ter a ats eee . i +5 7i2 N. 14th et ) ‘as ¥ our commanu j -—_--—— SS — ro . : om . — . at wi i.*te : = ; — “. i 2 y - i oe ir car _ ‘ FLAT Wtd.--Smati eadere. single or dou- price Nae lose ; o . + Wrs Stites in Benton $45. st] } plac ed at state lowest wrices. cash or terms. | LOUIS TOENISKOETTER,. 5318 Virginia a\ mi : et oie ane. — “eA ; , shten the bi arden of locating enrese, Colfax 3767J. _ Riverside 295. Laciede 60 ——— = nd = - Bar gain—»)- Room og age see SS * "ps oe: wreier 5 room : - THE LAST ONE Fw what vou desire. bardcwt core, sranso sent, OF | IT Orn h } res rs Sy ee Single rem, ’ BLAIN iE A\ - 50 F 1 $s 900 " in 4-1 ena bath brick bDungaiows the : — 45 sod 1 re. : ' . : C . \VES TRUST Co nd cone - pot : ‘.o L pees ' A }? }? perts able f, itt Eston to Deimar Box “333. Post- Dis. = weet of Lawrence: term : . bala? $15 — month | 3 es TT Sy: TER QerT’ ~ F RSTER GRO » eLs for | spe REAL : sit ’ E me. —— an ey ¥ herry a 3-reom fram bath: reception ha! buflt-in or te ; . es! End or Nerth Side for cash _ ™) , —_ = ern , — FOR $7500 . Oe . Ss. . b . a | i > 4 - o i ; % @ it wy te & ‘ ose a mr ' t ~- OO "43 lost -Leispat ch vy ; v Hii healt : ow EAs} TERMS ' . 3 : ane a MS PLAT Witd.—Small single: or residence TT. ' . ; - @58TT, Clayton Road and Pennsv!ivania Ave. south or wert. reasona bie Box n 137 \ ac AN] LA ] ? : : ’ - ‘ = ‘ . : Richmond Heights d ovr °y . ‘ . ~~ ant 2 ROOM ConE a E : ; " ae — a SHAW ADDITION ee | s north of | 4 . ) . BE. A NN, 6200 Easton ~~ oats ni ak SE Gece weet of Unie bhi A ' (;sives eontinueus happmess and PLA td. —i)id-style. single or Gout | m | beste s ; i pute ) , St lus wth unde: ; ' . he — a oe moder? 5x Be gays teen oT e sti ; . rooms; North End; must buy at once, p ten w — » bere | od ' JOHN .BBOTT VW icidnes ct (089 Mitcne ‘nton s74 on: ewne show , + terms, $3 0 dow irs everlasting remembrance oi cash Rox M- SE. Poet - Dispatch. co , on -_ - 7 ait ea : sid t c} RO! ) &. WISE 3 , ——— ‘ ol t d judg YTI . ” o> af , : > ' . : ? : —~ . —~ - ;.* . ’ —"* . - Tt regio ; 5 ‘ 7 ‘ ient FLAT Wtd.—aA ” double fiat « on South ice. . ‘ cer (Crowe m McRee — ‘sAl \ ’ . ' ‘ t) ; rNe ; : — . : NAP LU. PSsin ii an Le prefer Shaw Tract: wie consid : (Hi . , pent os : ‘enter ma ¥ 2 . ‘ . . mal [ : rie mis ' 7 - on frs ' na NORTH =— eg bo “ : - . . , oo | ~ FOOmRs. hm | Shaw: v uit; m iberai terms wes nt cit Se ae re : tric: let 25125: price $2000: ' ath. gas, furnace er must | (yet a free copy of Condense M- 3.34 Post - TM spa' rh | of St. Louis Real Estate vah PLATS Wid —oe and single, also tenr- ‘ or see Rita SS: ) 7 | : MITH, 1012 Chestaut s: ; tence. We eive = LOT —_ Weis Easton front: SOx? BARGAIN—S: ee: | 1763 to date—it proves Westmoor is on pers i, have plenty of buyers walt SPECILA lL, PRIit = ERNTN “ CORNER LOTS . ; LAD : a a fly Qlat: must be moder and wes: of not over $18.00 Box G-7ToO t-I Huns - BiNe a ater a : > : : 2 . _O. > Frame House in FLAT Wr ~ 3 exchange 200-acre im- ' SS ae 1 Rip c ‘~ PME MARES | a. I a eee F mpagy Be ont - NE LK (HEV RO! BT . ' : : | ; “Chess proved farm with stock, ——— and ma | ee=s . : - 5 , : . . — , lg i ‘ elect ri chinerv;: clear; 42 miles St. Louls. near ne = 2 . ‘ wn | . s hen ie . c | se Osi | ros : : -. 7 two railroads on auto road want ming 'e Bu \ } li { i} ] sf \ i i] ry : " " " . : Lk . : . ! | - : ~~ z 4 EL : 3 % { pyme = _ ; _or doubie flat Room 3U1 Fullerton Didz Me . . Z . = . 5 a4 ae RL K — wt ’ iia = . : HAVE SOLD MY FLAT pact 8 oe 74 | See & Mi : LL S9 DON'T OVE on {Is - a olive 9 Must buy another; want single or double ee : ¢ str wher, H ; 7 ) -~ BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES aia | | Arie : 1g ricTeU RESQt E LINDENW have cash; might cegsider nice residence Txo blocks west of Morganfot — rles fr \- ' For Sale > te + eect - ~ oath re 3 BL MG 1LOwWws ~-Owners and agents please answer Box All tt ements mede . ert) rice )- termes Th es z — a? oe - ve G-44__ Post-Dispatch. ot ® . LL FRED , Tx ) “a9 ail NG it ; 7 ents See Ol TER, | | — on 4 : sun iparior, GET ALL CASH IN 48 HOUKS E RER-ARENDES REA 4 J "luce ,iek a sal pemegs , 4 Pe at hb | ~ , - > i! aon al any condition and jecation In St. Louis Southwest : “ . | Sik ¢ thn é , , ror Saie Tl Tr) »* ROLAND A. WISE, 34 fi.. S12 Chestnut Soutn LAT —«hu ? ; aa me > - > 2 l4 .IM & B! , | ate , | 9 . ry . : 1} ; ee : : ° oe ° _ t A : Residences Wanted en KE o Title ¢ ‘ , os | Sa a SZ HOMB Wtd.—West Day about $10 009 ; ; , REN M LOEW ENSTEIN 818 Olive a: HOUSE W (iF roema, modern | | ; - . _ .rt . ‘ , well loen'‘ed: have cash wn to ‘ n LA I ° . > ou . . ’ M . “ , . eT, — —— _ give location. Box 2. ae on Te —— > ARISH = ‘ . x, ~ oy (2S Wich gy Ré M Mi BRIC K > : i he - gn i 1f2natch | . " ' : : ove - ’ : ‘ " : T 1% i204) - _ ri . , : : . » “a BT open ; : ' ~ iw om wh . ——— ; = — ma Tio | f[LANLBEY AAA! ns. =~ be | aliens . OM Bic! available at omece; references Phone Mrs p Pate FS ; ees whet , Los [2 | (eee : % Ege ears i oe .az irt X a.. al > _ Eliwood, Cabany S38°9W. or Box M 345 -4 > 2 * we het? fart " ; , , - = ee ; } ys rie kK e be nag ,UrBace Don’ Miss This hi or ; Post-Dispatch el) — " tk L R. - - eek m3 , ' - ole : RESIDENCE—Large, m mode rr a for rooming ° att amd tmterd: » 1?5-> ur ! nea om . or " ; M Ri : AT: iM | Len wed Hom a a a Price | ~—S . —e near car lime. Mack, [653 Washing . , ' ' : iy arts ie in ' on a = i1 —— Cost to Build. a ; | “10: +5 L, 4 TTEISV 7 LE - — ae ae ne _ = : ; , : - . , r , rt SEW $ ie . a ‘ - , “4 . —— . , : ~~ -; mre mer 5 cemaial ; : ba . rt, “* ROW OF HOUSES OR FLATS Wta —ive 7 7" r Pry" a} ; se s1) ; i WILT R ’ BUY WITH KEST MONEY. a » bath. furnace. « : an . my : Pree Ty all ay Ona Pores: 2 very attractive best cash price afd jecation. Box G-53 tle He 4 at. “Ai. MOP) . 6741) Mat = ows . : j.- | Ween Gays ADDO LEME, Se | Post-Dispatch lie x Park, 50-foot lot’ only $35 per foot: | | Seren, "oom any built-it features, | sypeco bungalow: tm 3 as woud fiesrs. tile be ashe st: one eee’ S60 o. WM. L. HEC KMANN 4 a ll CITY REAL ESTATE Fon SALE) ,_ MAMVLAND TERRACE LOTS Lo | mn eos | mie ce | . — vw ? , : 1 rar _ ; ; GEORGE d. P ER REAL ESTATE ‘ " ~ a ~*~. , " 7 ca - 44 P i ‘ a , : 4 " rs .'.8>D> i ; : “5 Ba oa. - « east 3% ag . 2 ~ CTT ;y 3 =i). 310 Tithe Guaranty Siig tc) fi, acant—hHingsbury a0 | ve , . , oe ae , | .. Leona. Agent there wilh Gam a = = 1%. Ca ’ uy : r - . — ‘ et . .4 ' | 77} “ar oS ; . . = a4 ‘ > te" A a ol ; +, Ue See MeD.—LOT BARGAINS—McD. GRACE R ‘oo Xf 7) emt Pas 3 room ma ides.” sere : Kt: Be soa WORKINGMAN S HOME rane; ot Sanit. Se RS UOLLMEYERA | 4 floors, it. first-class Ns Shemandeah, near 39th, 50173. S40 " >mri » 4 ° mneneie ods . ; \- : " Rebate ; a. $ SEs ¥ WALTE Orr “5 Che ‘. *. Labadie, w. of Sewetend. 115a165. : | \ R ly \ I | \\ ' ; ane B , ' : . , , ' ts =ct ' > i. S = Lewis, 502150 screens. Sx] 10.30 Hi ' , Arg es Oe! . — . — P 5. RC iY IM BU NGAL Ow, —— Ye Br ; — — aie 7 roashsstoN— EASY Twenty @ret and Angelica, TOx113: ‘orner ~ 4 Be: — . , . ~ . : S « Terty. @ Geoedfellow. 30x131 : — " x ' pete i 29} 1} Brick Rune a1OW ( M_McDONALD R.E.CO.. 1111 Chet nut. a “? . o Ve ms Uni ty Cit -_ reduce | | ie ws - te , miversi my For Sale—W ashington Av. JOHN S BIAKE & BRO Ches shi i. | J 190-foot lot: will divide; rentals, per yer. REN ALTHEINER & BRO. REALTY co SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE TT ~~ —_ --- L.OT—Beaut tiful location | cell “cheap or trade it—-. ¢ and 6 a 1 Rowe | >. a a S : . : , furt | an ] ory auto abary M ee ' _— ; + n : . . tH , | A ha H. REN, 4764 Centra! car to Eldog Sta. walk porth and a: er nating, ao gare 162, tea .s : ages : wou | : ter beat. Souble garage | Inquir TYPIc AL BUNGALS Twenty-First and Wathington 50.032 sesh sme oo Linden, na spiel + eee RATIO’ ) a FOUR-ROOM COTTAG =i frame. 5 roome, 25x ern two-story brick of s p) BENGALOW—#412 Page; modern: — Northwest corner: lot TOx139. frents three S'reets; price owner will rake makee it a rea! fine purchase for a profit. See us. HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO.. 614 Chestnut : = nn BR SIVERSITY «CIT Downtown Locust St. Lot ecks north on Ed liume. fhoa a NiMPRUVED PROP! | Beautiful S4 100 feet west of Fourteenth: lot 80x155 : t. oe ra. Pigg SR rood R — : ~— rent $2700; income carries. Full parti>u ‘ft OM Limie ne A OaPn 1 th Li oOo m ‘hol Le T! jeare at office ~harls baa : " 7 5 ar. AVE io SEEN rHkst HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY Co. quick sale 00d estment , , : Mein 675. 614 Chestnut Central 87% : — LA , ast or ; ] : RAILROAD SITE as iow as $100 cash. take St Charing es oe eon Cy 2 2a RADY @ OBERMEYER &E. | . | REAL HOME oener S200" Peaitie arr er” 3088 we: | =e crea e HEART OF rest a av. hen at first stucco house zu) es EY | 4915 _Deimar NE FALL N PARK Pace tag rmag 5. geste: “3 room, deena Watnceae ter oh : - ee uae “ne . 7 he alow. West. = es, [BUSINESS SECTION "9602-22 83a. SRS : _IF YOU ENOW A GOOD | sue es cc. 3 mgs o-t oe ial Col acetate | LTE m co, acme & Grove | i ae Mo es Dn d d Ch and cold water r 24 12S e = ~ : | - _ - et tS x! ' iad yee ti y ta: ie bed: har¢weed fleers, ser on an outeau ee . — . a BAT It - Ot . . cst se ' ; ; ; . . . ry , = a2. ; = 8 ; ‘ - . ' " . a ‘7 ; . A . . . — . ? ' ‘ J P , : ; . = “* * ° [7 ‘ i : wy i * 2 : ~ iw ' : > “> a 7° “ ». ©. Corner: iet 86°x118". ceontainine =|--- = ; — Sat 913 : i ' A. = sme eas. elect fu 7 : =a R ie Sele square feet: Manufacturers’ Ra!! wa) sous? gyal a’ “~~ : : M RES : ; re oe ll : — . : Lo. . , uy : she. @ . =P a) ask. 5 ee ~GIA LOW Blakemore p os“ itch obtainable. will se!) ata bargain. Loi o vr > . . te . silt . : 7 . . 4 : : 4 : , , . , . . ‘ 4 " 25 “=! quaeant . 7 N . 2 é TZ : . th ot 40x12 MARTIN & BRIETT — —~ ; . : ' om, dining ro Ltchet te : > ' 74 > 3 . - 1 se ' ' hl ee Beautifu ew Due 4 icken house made; winter's Real Estate and Leasing. , -_* : ) flo hed rooms moxdert a , i cr etTecuee pep wat : - ec . ' = 2 ‘r3 Po 2 cash, terms, Will rent. 1118-22 Chemical Bide ~~ oo ; S ’ ~ ar = iphe Biotin: - oceans . : , -t . “en ae ) Carter and Warne av. 753x125 in The _* —- os 1 URI a> RPORAT ate ; “ak. | arcwooe tC — ~ na > ialb Cash payment. iney 676 . wanted Box K-361. P -D a —— ; Ditwe f : 313 b cae . , ' = . . cP pasty i. ! , ( rT. so : — —— Ro > es LOT—Nort heast corner lw necdie and Wha.t ; : = " “ ; AS tt oy - > - ’ "DD . mT” . . = - ; = ; King's +h ay — i Bases. lL bieck PTA‘ | rooms, modern: garage, ci 7 ——— | — — | ALK me, re = is LAD : zs wo ae . SOTTAG OOTRS., -- =I ; A WORKINGMAN'’S @ Sah RE sta — Halt val - - i? slum a re : : , at 2 is : = ° : : + a ta : : ‘ ; : : , ‘ a its nent : . >, se : 1 mn ; adieu eae a ' ee IE sag — \ ~~ > es 4. ‘Re YOM FRAME, € oltas 38 CRU | 2 a7 » : . . _ : E : . S¢ P : . 3: - : . yw? 7 a a | ° . a ' 7 ; — ; . aie . = J - ™ -_ o 7 ——y—— corner — and Thekia: ~—— : cong r-- a - . - ; rand-new: > ro _— RORTE-RUS?t REALT 16 © — eal {OTT AGE—Tow —_ : Lows TOENISKOSTTER, S a _ SSESCeEEa Bakery. Newstead and Cib- TAG E— ror nee ison Roac : ot . full of . = Gwood 1 fel is ; LOW’ > Ma ffit: a. S oy — : ee tom. rersé 295, Lac s . A a INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ST. ANTHONY'S Fa = bave for sale some very choice indus- tract erepery im the northwestern district tn racts ome acre and wcth wit up. direct s ch Spire, wmcys comraxy, | Giele coe wiisinem seas giomye RESTA. a1. see So TRE SS, Se Rie oe ieee oe ie, eee ae fe SOME “BUNGALC nien and LOTS—LOTS OF LOTS rooms Davieon av. $14 foot. det Trek = — per ween Toekla bet Ween —_ " c TT \ gn FE a — = m.. = : ~— uri av | af DY BO Nt tA COTTAGE. bath. Rot-water heat. overy reasonable, | clectric 424 eee j~ mr [(EDIATE POSSESS __De_Meni Pt Payee pies a) - = wate Brick, Ga brick cottage contain- H bath. selector, - +. - » ar . : he as “a ~4. : is. bath. furnace gas. wat see Too ne jot GOxll4: grape 1». «ereets. bia front ; handy for 3 car lines: price $345 ~ arbor: bath. tr ‘ook at it, 3469 = a. : a . —s > 7 * z ~ - ° - Fad : a marie erm s > su T “- i a>. - F = HAN. 2022-24 8 12th st. (hermit ee AUTIFEL BUNGALOW HOHFENSTEIN REALTY ——— ——— SS. APaRT MTS. For - baPanis aS ost : — av.. just completed "no Ts. - > eek : FG | ——_ 4, kk _._& a “= kitchenette, ali tederm conveniences: cle NEW BRICK B MODERN gy te HOt SE oa , Sotiet: ~ ) see this beactiful > gg In ‘Webster G-oves onéition : TRUST THOMA iS F_ PE ECHAN, 2022-24 S garage. chicke ouse, a —_ -—— Post - Dispatch oe “4 SUNGALOW—BSeautiful. modern S-recus - , — re only $5000 —REMBLY.% . brick: 4332 Taft av - made street. Ore : iii | 5 en P. 2.8 Fae. —— _— Ss . : “ ma py. 4-2 : ‘ BUNGALOW—5 rooms: Keilastone; modern: > ma rb! x. cS. : =o 2 ~ oe - ie . ; aa = * ~ - tepms: 4315 Waliace. only . ‘3s oy ; west 35" _ ki a 7 “en 3 mon: LOAN CORPO : , : S21iR. : | map of Webeter and our sales ) Malar: UN LOW — mm : = — ‘eatin : : 22 af | @reem f . Ne 4 rooms. bath motes ‘ homes. r ced frorn. $1500 gas y ; , let 34x1 45 eas” ‘ews ry . - : right t= $4800 1 t GROVES TRrstT F ~c 2e5 7 oe ae I . & ga "age. : agt KE & BR S15 Chestnut wt. | ST NGALC W—s55e wa - we) ; : M A! PECHAN, 2022-24 = ‘~~ Margen orfees: orivate » , “> TAGE : Nert rke* room resicence fe ; + - nae. - . ‘-ROOM DWELLING = Pus met: .¢ rooms | touis, monthiy wavments 2518 Sasen NEAR GRAND AND BATES | : . Ht _Poat-Dispetch, corner Tuxedo Webs*er ~a $4 2% os” eran gi POTTAG —— hale ' . : 6 rooma, tite Le moma, a Ww Py T BARGAING . = % i : ros ; a : — . — = Hamilton e* * "EHRHART S257 Waterman. TIFUL @tBT : " : ~ og eee I ara BaRG ALMOST COMPLETE x rkweod Trust Co ter heat. grTanito ' 518 Cornelia av. Webster Groves: take : | ‘<A - — TRUCK AND CHICKEN F weas ; bargain Manchester car te Newport av. weik west to —— a! se. 8 : . Pe iS : . at t Cerneiia av: 5 rooms. hardwood floors, tile an — RINKOP. 619 Chestast ot ~e bargain x. P. Heibel” Patrenv: a N rs bath; 95850: easy Corms . ; - x. SCOTT cCO.. 808 Chestzuzt. os . SAVE rent by Suying this a-coem Manchester, _ At | Ne —- ~_" ; ; nneseta tage a 1- Unusually we: on 54e-Acre Webster Home S407 NS. Rem 2 sy -—* iogbioae igpemahpeberbe | | h ) Depewntens to ty a 242, — pa ecana, Skacee co. 3 | hardwood ee. water gua, tein _ : UNGALOW— Modern. tick; xy ; 6 bricks — ‘tee pottaga, modern Drooder : ry a eS, 7 —_ : near Shaw's —% DANDY SOCTH SIDE BUNGALOW Fae eee SORPORATION trait. 1 pi —t | yreve bargain : 12R._ 311 N Tie |} Cyck sale only best buy ! tage _ death gas elect: | ~ Box K-1il, Post-Dispatch. me | . a ee ss, or cal at BENG = erick; 4500 Milentz: | SEH: tile bath, furnace, gus,| Sidney 4 BUNGALOW + m 258%. , : garage; a. ‘mprovements. T. ; P me Gre rey ae Peo - | e eh} re. ore Sid lene mn ight Se te

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POE ET OL eT ey a Rh 20 — . - 4 " nro _ : r . - _ , ' . _— 4 a = — ™ c ~ 2 ee ge ge ae Oar ER SP Te OE > TE ee a . ‘ ) . . ~ 9 4 - id SUNDAY, Bebecewprr itis: (ss oe. 4700 0REALES ESTA ATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and | Bungalows, Cottages, Flcis, - IWS AND COTTAGES | rt ATS. APART! APART TS r == ta JR ’ ’ For Sale | DOUBLE FLa¥ WARG ore FLATS, APARTM’TS. FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOF SALE|FLATS APARTM” TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR samme babe. APARTiA’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APASTM’TS, FOR SALE 4 and 5 rooms double no 1 mod - abo re ee Soutnwest poo. old; good can: tition: rent $1620 S10 S « Nortn South ar .. : terms BALSON R & B ss South West Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. posT-pisparcr. OB — Ht baa , | el aa 2 THIS TODAY "Saue nit Wancaamxte? chcune Dek: la 030 fa 4:3 Bi; aa ’ .” ‘ " . . rooms: =U 0 Net Bargain heat, hardwood floors. garage f ty aut and bath ea tf eXi~ sd, BOL cara > and it = . PLEMAN—su2: a) NIN SMITil, - nut. Jive Bie 6263 and 6269 Cabanne Avenue _ | . IObilé til _ 6 I Lt EC NG >] itle Gua bri " hardwood 41° wafavette + rooms and : : : — : cut to! Four apartmer - Pa ti? rTrce ial ameied t : - aden ‘ " irs en & Preston ’ Dy ge TM a ae be 7 FLAT—Sins S. 4 Mmrignt; o- rooms, | : ¢ 7 4 dea . 149; oak Nem cg fs of 6 and 8 rooms, lot 50x Cea) na ume! ad ne-p - apro, FLAT—Tower1 rove Heights and ¢ oms JOHN H..AR!I re ~ ore , essing roonse hardwood floors, separate Fonts dle er vVear: pric 7 SO 6242 to 6262 North Drive nO oo} decorating = steam heat; just finished | aed oma . . _ on ntl ‘VU? Chestnut st furnaces, Murphy beds. fixtures shades and \ Yi ; : ‘hestr 507. IN NO VIEW. c: 5 8 t i paint ; ie] ' p- ret all ee ee inwright Bid io 44 ae , i : Lh "LAT Screens, rent >. '160. See us for Cara of au; fn . “ R “S RTH PARK I eo, er go . J_M. LEVI & CO.. 109 x 7h ~ lc (big enough for is : li ; f niet «oe ae . 2 midion PLAT T—56 41 tzel; fami conveniently | RENT $3000. LOW PRICE. EASY a Ss: a ~ ————~ 7 ss. 4 aw x t por or, front wall TAT—2?3)15 South ‘.s ot: 4-8 foam fine } ite da ees. & . — owe n@ed. income 352580, areata. $26,000. | Four rooms and sun parlor, with Centra) and I all t 7 ’ 1 th water, laundt Ara PRI WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut _ £006 08-10-12 De Torty; four flats of & — = on —_— —— ANCTS PERRY RUT os3e -_- rKkKmansh} at ‘ , hs hout: must : “ 4 CORNE R BAI — —_. @mG_ =O rooms, tile baths, separate steam | AT—I have a dandy single flat, located | FR ot ls : Sth oo: 1 Ben: 5-ana = = See » appreciated Make notes ¢ PL oJH-6.> Kensington; modern 5 and 6 as. Ru * 2 oe ats J IN hee a8 pian: Karages for 4 machines will sell at a bargain. APARTMENTS—F1 ATS ectric: rental sia : ail the above items and compare them wit room double flat; steam heat: $13.0¢ les » enee tes aon 6*Utaeces, [SOS Vaes Der RASS. IRV IN SMI TH. 1012 Chestnut. Olive 8703. o7 pe McPherson; 6-family: 5 rooms; rents : Pa \ NT) t) : e . s tha ar pri . i ’ - ’ v4 . a ’ : is a ’ mine } " ‘ + at , ; . i I ert es hon « : : ‘ z : — : ; _ ‘ “* «¥ Mili —_ ail . MMO) hous ae sin ' or : PU TNL Se, 4506 De Ton rfit 4 rooms and rem rent & price : ett . . : | . oo. Eiter, Gath, elect: hr idle Fam Re snag prea n a et SO ae a XX Pershing; 3-famlir: 6 roome; gurage: FLAT—Sinele: 3083 : 7 | 3-40 MADISON furndee; double, 354 anessee, hot INKOP. 619 Chestnu sun parlors; separate steam heating plants; _ SAVINGS TR 1915 : be: | , a pe ixt seme ane od 3-reem -f 3 and , mn Win a a .S . ~~ $i tT , it) re veow, ? cS & " “ray 2 , Tj i? ‘] : ~ , . ; . ‘ . a ’ ? ry O v' i “4 7 Dat is, nis “ > Ce "$3000; termes to suit make +4). , - ne , . — Cr ~LO.000 vw@i Laftayett 4 rooms and breakfast ‘ 1. 10D N 4 ‘ AOE excellent coueitten. hs ash, b - i I R-FAMILY FLA 2 - si. ‘ Le? . 7° "lL > . - ‘ A 4 . . 4 ‘ ‘ mink aqou re? Lia ‘ " } . . . . R EON E é& I? G st a TT. RIM) Cheatn: , . A (ON lO. est] rath : ‘ n ra ; T ’ . tintin ‘ i 4 , ; th. sA.450 ir price ; we ii for 4 macLines: reni $40 per — —~ > _ a . ar eee _ _ ——a | 3Oxx afavette: 4 and sn © _ —_* 1 ils HI AC, AI ow : . Lh L ION ri ‘ au . . Ad > ‘ SPECT ‘) ~ La 7 nie ; 44 i. my ALN bat RL. EE SI Nr, rh > kK | ‘i I .f | Ti . d 4 ty EMSB Dn ry’ Pp ‘ ov ; . = - . , . ' ; lore. gcaraces het. water 7 Wes =" 4027 19 N 4-fa , . = 7 Ww +E LAN REALTY C 2 iene faskha. & a ee Ya and Ne- pie a gam 4 sed . a — . floors; rents $3000 | me Se00". | of 4 and 8 rooms: $1000 saat, OF 2928 B AR R ETT ST PLA 7 ——— eo | Victor 1208 | ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERMANN, AVINGS TRUST CO.. $915 Delmar. | 60xx Wells THOS. McC! B ALBERT WENZL iGK, 1010 Chesne © ~ sna es ge ge st ane, , SS Toor RE NTS s4s0—PK rc ee &. __ a: ___._ Ware | 4730-32 om 0: family; 5-6 rooms; | "4%; a 3400." _— iA M . th t ' be: : “ | 5 R . A ‘ sé w —_ eat rernts j L r : : f F - i : os : ‘ ire s wate as. @ iec ‘ric: 1} 2 Ss 4 . ZY ar ai By ae . 5 . ' : rio > ( I A G ‘A | No ‘4 id i. : ee , | : hk k \,! on \ ‘ = ’ p ; K RR E N NE ~ ©80} lerok e Sil : “jyulr ca y , JU 83 YoU ARE -——— _* . 616— ‘ Chestn .. | B n. SINGLE NLA »% : . ; : ' , " . . Oo a —_ 19% SO4 i‘? east nut st | } at aragin on ~ } . . - . . 4 . 4 {)} Wainwright Bld FPLAT—]2 43 An herst t pl. . new single. 5 i 5Rxx Enright: 5 nd bea >. ai07 ein r rented ’ a ' , Vial? ‘ ee ‘Cs 4 Ol sun parlor, bullt-f t and 6|.. Laxx Geodfellow: 5 and 6; hardwood Om OQ a “ P . Ra " l. if . ame ' flat, wv em) eat d ae th furns located on Page; ' Ss. tie bath, double a ge , en ate ae veal h a ’ iw ATA mbes 7 ' : + - é i! t ts 40). . tract! in wi ‘ at a bargain Ee card of admission, price hestnut: Olive &702 S, 3 1S ete & SUN, ti Easton. Forest » t ' J Ss REPT. >. is 7. i I il e@ bach i ‘ : —=y" on a eda faethe O Chestnut nad wo ! tu bat! ym se na oor, Se} AT - gautiful: | ed on Waterman av.;: LOUIS ® rooms | ecti . : Soe, Oe, MS Sa ' v" sts of and 9 rcoms each. For par- AM NEAR PAG : | . : : = 4 ° . ' . ‘ . 4 : ‘ ia ‘ i : is ice —_— \s\ ii RMS ; bt) tor puicl sa le or ¢ re , UGmission titculars. call at Beautif: il it and th room modern fl t: Steel- PICTU ~y — bE | INDENW OULD = - as —aeN rvconmis With a At ; a oe Ve LRTLING 5 4 A ~aded } 4 ind roon : 1 rt part "tl ars see. cis WPANY IRV VIN _SMITH 10] > C *hestnut Olive a7v702 — condit ton ; $10, 000. _ Box G-21 D. BUNGALOWS | 047-5 > aT ——s IcCRADY & ee ~ = , re bat furnaves; rent $1980: pri 4. MISSISSIPPI VALL TRUST COMPANY, | — = ——-- ——-- -- 4 | . eH-Sulit brick reat 1000 cash handles. Olive haan : Forest 3196 £5179 & m. i RE ape aa “oy TICK fiat, ~ fat oHU-Toat lot | Main O64 th and Pine. Central 35306. | FLATS—Have 3 doubles: 4-5 and 5-6, mod-| 5 AND 6 ROOM “MODERN bath. i aAnat live BOY : Pastor f , w J —_ a ren : Y per annul : a fiN HH | CT” "oOo estnut sy Me NAIR AY. ern; low priced - one singic, o-6, modern ; po for single flat. gas, eto. Cook av. 3 sold: both dS oe ». Bent . 6 Ls, $750 Ni ) ( ? . TI | hore el a ae ey *,, TE ———— S rick flat and 3 rooms: electric; r ; rent $1200 yearly; . Forest | west of Grand terms rice 4 Olive "8089 K : HH UR. AN D A\ . 4a , 5255. . . For Sale yi i} le hestnuft at i ‘ S es s ‘ sah coms mB « os TO in af , front por ‘Ve 7 it ay ith " | ‘ f roo; ar electric . ' ° rice 1° . . 2 46 my low ae ; Se 2 i 3s : - Th ; . ' a ; 2 Lafa’ at tan 4 —t — «Bu : aths., electric light ; furnaces: just : . - y LA ‘ : , 5574-76 | Vernon; | ¥ | 3, __ SRINKOF, P, 619 Chestnat st. or." Oa” ne. t North Park Vi 1ew Apartments : immed is ' . r} mr) . i c a . : ce! : . . re? ’ 4” he ; Ta gee ; . ) ~ 7) ee th ° . . - : Z ~ bp. eS 3. KU! hestnu == cst t tern ; LE EES OI ee ee tee . ata Clive 14. Central 6491. = amt ances ‘ec. 3-family building: 5 oom i 7 A‘ tenament: Nor Piet 3 , . LA . . ya IOHN F rr oto 18 Chestnut st. of be aX er aa , a ~~ | and sun parlor; modern throughout - WEKN : ‘ , : ha . ‘ ° >I 09 bh eet ris ‘ iy " : —_ . ae . So 2 & Ay. o.5 ay me Te “oe +} se. heat al j emai bargal: , ' “ x 6S = er\ rf? ; Ta > 2 rty Poe pl., at Hamilton; 4- | garages: side driveways: iot A SNAPPY Fos geg6 Magnolia : | : h furne ou sure; rogi_& ae | a . oe i . , gQBPALTIFUL BUNGALOW FLAT H SIDE SINGL E FLA! amily: Arco steatn-heaiing plant; rents | alley. For €ull paticala toni 68 to ‘a Seid . . ; - o emaree, 1 2) . Pare ev) ak b ' tmiy avyvmernts. “ ma ; OUD, Tia? ana ’ : ma - ~ ry == ‘ . , > arene ' ’ der —_ rviy ' es ‘or = 4 wYe Purisas, eH ' fur nace, ix- —— ————— —--—- be : a. Lat : BALAN‘ KE LIKE 7 ” NY HF bt | MA ~ e. 4 , “T ; I: ( | R K \ M 1] \ FI 4h th : Be Sn cs en . : ~ +), }? - t Str. y ture na shi ces oe ; wand . Easton A 4 an } 6 room flat ” 4574 ENRIGHT, $5250 RENT 6. W. Cor. Grand s Arsena!, 2d floo: ye 24°). lemanm br . ~ RO gg ere a J ANTHONY SCHMITT R. : : & ABBOTT. 7 - FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY CO., ullding; bath, electric; a good buy; owner 7 rooms, modern resilience Al condi- . 4018, Victor 241 } , a oun Ps eee +t are. ms - Fe riley, a N + rity io , 4 ntra ; nu sidney ‘ti 2610 Gravois rus I JOHN BULL, Agt, 20 N. 7th./ tion. Look at this enna 1308" cock: lowe are completes - -—V—T oe ie: B: : . ya wal oI \ a aa tains ri we B34 | 8 ‘tial double K >» ry and nice - = ns — , = : | ) BOX — ‘SINGL E FLAT —— =) — TT IS] AN A AY. _Main 1+ 31 pr NCEY P. HEATH, 818 18 Chestnut. ah on : i Beautiful Bungalow argain : : a i Conaitiol VO ty ae . et eee a oe pay ps ar yg ae nd & reer 5-reom 7) into - rf TrLe@ og adn cae aoe BL NG ' ALOW F LAT tment flats; 5-room efficiency; 4-car 248-5 A KENSINGTON root, tile bath, hardwoea : ace: n clLric x- > ; pe Dauble 3-Room ‘ ; card see HARKRR RE) CHER Det missior hes ; sug rics age income $4000; want offer. ran tamiy 5 and 6 room flat; reated to let 14) feet deep. Take BD gplendid heating plant; must -reil, 7 —_ : aaa = ™ gaa and Ne kK ev 26 tor 1368. ‘-EDERER-AR} ES REALTY ¢ It : a 5 rooms, tile baths, yr | good ton? Go Dex ot on the - ; ; : ‘ $100 aa) rn +) F Al Sti trlan ©-family fiat. sO 18-] i9 Bacon at lat 3 of >. . . ee Anon San oaeey 5 ne. ~! loors, modern bathre siaie roo ————S a ee rice al p Nagel! &\ walk one-half be to take 3100) . : ns each: lot 7x1: he Soe tory brick } tT fome S.ranm #1 ; FLAT: farm 3 rooms. bat? ; pa xy «0s ~610 Gra vo! raze: price $13.: “SEE US. PLAT—1402-04 Granville pl; modern 4- | BEN L, Tein aS Thi Cc‘ 1 rune ar just west of : LAN, Se Ses 6S ater, _pasements, et > annual 2 Te. } — pate . ag a oe ae ree! oe $1500 CASH ae BRIN K* 619 Cheatnug st | Rng $5000 aa balance raed “wa ~ —_____—_——_~oamm flovr Wain > > ‘4 ’ " : - : . *T | ae : ee 280 ———— = ~~ - . a - . “ PisAd “aM e: 4h} | Swan . | cms ents OS ) Der yes hf not unk. haré iwood floors, furnace, etc.; rent ~ A @ vanme 4 ea id. B= 1035 LOUISVILLE tbe ougit a batwatn tp alaes Cocake: |i Northwest ant tain tach’ lucite “eatin g@anhiand CHAUNCEY'D HEATH” CLERC: gt | MESS°Sa "tan ‘ave rooms, Serge light | ¢At4,7 Toons; hardwood floors, silver slec-| nesting ag Mg ss - ae mort y ,' Boe } a tr +} -rool — ie 5% a BERIC FLA T—1514 Arlineton - “4 me! RDienaid : tiot rey LD eT —— room: bath modern; ae ts ath : , —s t =OS - ee - $ p, ny on, | front; low rents. Ri iecume At ~ a ES ns a veld gs bath . Ne . A Sw } stn room Pat? : plerty st areal ' pr , ‘ BEAI I [} { L 4053 OS Kenneriy . 4 0 S) rooms, bath, aoe 3 re ‘Owner’ ‘on pre ao | JOHN Ss. BLAKB & ERO. * i - . : : L ra 7 + ® t? , = ut , "4 . ~ . . . . . ) ; - , . ’ ff) s “ th . : =. ‘ i le +c rents 1 4 - . ba wv 4g er err se. ee as en euades aecTee ns vater . : : - - " . - rs . , ~ - HOME } LAT BARC AIN . ‘ 4 ' , ET [EC KMANN & C0. } in : home at mndderate pike. "MA TS—et/X} asiatritt ~~! A I 1) rv “oN ANY. ae , ut} . Loa! : If you want a modern vine F = TALI R} 2 Be ee and Cora. FL, AT—Si nal le: 1406 N. King's highway; “4 ETZEL AV ENUE > ‘ cs z . ecu roor mh al St. Lou ‘ m furnace electric ®al rooms, no ha!! rooms. ar a te mag 5 and 6 room single flat wit ! - Lae 5-room, 4- .. SEVEN’ wf S1 d ALTY CO whe Che SESS 0h, San ‘aml 3-3, bath | insid to ft ret ‘ vears | look at 3649 yisom av. Owner down, wil! NE w SINGLE FL ATS $1200 and excellent present 2. Reg a ewe ily ‘iat building, with ‘arage, Central 2641 —- nw, -ELLER, 3531 Broadwa) . at G@3 Garfeld 3 t 50x125 ' s Oo uw how. 1 ittinee Paves tiat vy bt ONLY ONE LEFT L price 850; make offer. | LE | ' a. , “ ho es “kL - SE. ay . > 4 a. erected on n. -YEw ¢ 6- ROOM BU NG AL. OW LAT—? 3 N. Whittier « ~—— tte % 0 U o-O. L12-tt ee. ' . oy . , ana T\ a a aS. ne raw ' weet ¢ v rooms furnaces, bathe, electric, deco- NOBLE-Mx CAW LEY REALCY Cco.. pin @ whyrt tim id will have FRED E. LOCHMOELLI TOO | tnut O h Jarge lot a : leveland High price $6200. A -- A built-in tubs, showe! =turen, ecreeas = rated throughout; rents $4200; price $27,- | 615 Chestnut. rFANEW 2-ROOM tioor ¥ aiit=a9 i ‘ rage SPO0 sor ) é 3629-31 0! yg, pe hades; hot-* eat; double garage; cot 000: terms ooiscesiehha ie | , - = washetal’. etc.; furnace, fruit 8 rooms eaci sis Be Sewn nO 2 ee. ++.) = RBORENNER, R801 ‘ 2 f rent $1 - beewain antes it and take a look iS 2 ar '. oe Tower ALFRED.£. LOCHMOELLER, 709 Chestnut | ONLY ONE‘ LEFT : etc... } 40x11" : ry ‘2 . "or -~ DER Ld Le ¥ : " ' , in a Ne terms ‘ th «ft rove, car, Waik One .E -» 7. ae YY LA T—Deoul 3960-6°-64 f oor ! i? ade GIDSY AV. = - Th per annum, f $8000; terms 6988 Alamo, Ti Pointe, new bu Me. | Fiat ails 3 ve 100: ony 843 | tae tamily fiat; three laces _voome| SDE T H AMP rON F TAT ANTHONY SCHMITT N R°'CO:, 406 int, | galows lage Sim room le athe 5 es 11 \\ nw ent istics . - IAN RE’ — $800M BUNGALOW ie ee : ora BCRING. 2 cae ie. sanitary toilets, bare ve. _ Feet*’uaidlwood' floors” “electro” | “Bsturen ing some neat 2 and @ , SS anes M __ : rCISC! RI] ey ‘ Rie ; ' ‘ = . Min — ~" . _— =" nen = . _— hay _ wcee Sel gaps tom Cob - . + . > de - me al os one -~f: oi theapext yeti martes yo a> Rouen on Parkside for the map ter heat, FLAT- e have jrst ted el | : : 7 ; nits PiN DE, SINGLE, } aime aad gun garioe Gret floor, @ reams lease to good its: annua! rent $ge19- P Res = \ . ;ALS ‘nt 4 fs i] , fint sent-paving « laes and te BUNG AL \\ B Akhf¢ sAL? N ce 7 * mre . — ; 100 @ adh : . a0 ia ~ * bis reR Gz ‘ . Pe ‘ dmission, price end ny > lorkwie sen nts $300 ee KR on I I roi . Pomme throughout For price ”. 4. : rica av.: 5-r: b bat! ath ' reThH I t e * Ss ; na . Bebo ACUNCEY.P. HEA [ &] (‘hestnut et t Trts date Jrnished; has stearm-he: } - acmisen a hone. Pak herokee 2° 1916 gy Fe 2 ; ms nen el ’ . : : i ; - ; ‘ “pt he ; . : ’ . = E «t ‘ . = , . a ] ’ 339 E ‘ . -N , Ou ‘ ers me s arts r iS an . : ' eee yee eee SHU . CHART RE ALTY | Co., 814 ut. walk ©: 5 blocks te 0x25. terms San CC " ves RIA it Chou : , , ' RRY REM: H |. | \ I I. \ t = \LFRE . CHMOELLER t0aMm 6-FAMILY—5564 DELMAR BL. | ~ . : . t i? {?.> = ; -y ‘ 2 4 . . ' : ' 4 ; 43° “ oa . . ‘rr ‘ ry% 4 * ’ r. rT" . - ; ; ; , . : 4 “4a 70 rie sernut there will explain the BU UWALTER aL * LAT—4-51 ie | | . ght flacs renting ins ) “hippe | . | sal” aati a tenia NEW SOUTH SIDE FLATS Lav.ieae’ bane een RENTS $10,800; PRICE .$60,000 © 1990 AMERICA AV. aestt 7 , L. wf) | : | | \ well-built s flat of 4 rooms a1 e | AND 5—HOT-WATER HEAT ‘eption | bath and toilet, hardwoot|,, This beautiful pul oe By 04 for rn on ’ alan tile bat! furt ; .} r 4 , a 5 4 ’ ; - ; , es 7 nme i 16-"°O Pennay! Trt Lp-te late in « lowr Dar a ¢ nace heat: aries 1,385 ‘ permanent ivesime now or LUM EY ER R E. CO Pane | heey + first ass CUD ' , 4 " , : ' ; | , e por well } au food joc t Mail! no rent Main DY ~ $6500 sale; each apartment has 7 rooms and 9 ut. & . ha : eo ) ts | ments mum cl e $10.30 a ee hurches an r lin ey, | $4000 cash dow: ou baths, plenty of elosets; everything modern; m0 N, 7th ALTER SCOTT _ one : ' oe a. ' oO! i ; wh A\ nope ta ‘Ola . HEMMEtCMA .-SPACKXLER 1] Pn we ; : > ¢o & rLAT—Sir “nen Am ae , | thee dete es one pe tae 2 base Central 2038 4 DN ‘YD Le actin me mis nd / Fooms, separate 1 “ Le Ws BON FE. 4 RG. BRUTE "S00, Chestnut. nn — ed blo rer 2 : , — -- t. ee Le { Pye i) ret . ‘ pif : a . at : : ’ ~ . R ; a New : 1) 4 roam. “FRooM BU NG AL W, : 55 A | 4 Bais : : rooms : : : — : _ . . . ’ AND {> SING] : *- 7 = i it! eet " | electric: | a chat TE POSSES SSION—E AsY TREN lect! fu ~ rent ee eas Le eee S- , if ‘. tury ! PD ' ; rien ICE SINGLE FLAT. $6.000.00 ment car: $10,500. ' yey, oy ala —_ tw W | 319 ° 7) as 5170: 1 fe 50 > PRICED RIGHT ICH SEN as, Tye REON Eo Rm EE eee SEX FAMILY home Bi a bareain, - afr : wea mee ® fen! : ~ LON rr. R00 © , REA! Ty : ; 4 ~ . . | Le . ’ 1 , 7 « " ° " j ° ‘ | a “ . : A a7 . ; ; ; ; 4 - - " a> ‘—2.5.9 . . : : ; ; : ry) é 4 J led le ‘ - ’ a oe - © i @¢ a > —_ o ‘ia s 4 . : , . \' Z at | ' ?— “es , ‘ ° " : ati it ti . . les ihk© ; : in - i ; LZ i likeN -_-—_ , oo Sane ae OW a ee ke > ih PLA & EWEE on Gr tt, Mewnolie not ane I APARTMENTS - Rent $6270—Price $36,000 “4 ’ made, imme: ate aan ; ; p ee : ; ° ; . . ar tras . ‘ . . 4 ; ‘ wae me . , ; . ,~\ . a " 4 i “os hs : : or wees J ARTMEN -——incime S37 500) EA 3¥ TERMS. End both o- —_—* “Seasily worth 56500, but dni emes , mn uit Sach iace t ; P iataiaand - 2240 @ ~ ot tana : Two bedroom 1 I r. sidewaik tf ' al e5500 * next mrt ,* ‘ rage for * : wt Wi a’ -om iSetrel) APARTMENT—~—I nen SV ae coms Sie SUB perier, W St tedoter 5 mae a a ye ; t 55500. 3 ae a i nT ane ' Toa pom gen hw — en | —— ——— —— wien Sth OD ARTMENT—Income $5100; | doy bed, fuur garages; lot 54130, ys0 i he hets ~e a i ain LEON : ; ‘ UA if S11 iA l ; ‘ . “2*2 ; ~ | , TH os ING ’ de = | PURNISHE . PAR TMENT en a:3 j southeast cerner of Clemens av. i: RLS TRA ATES Greet nd 5 rooms, |b pix : fur- 00 hs bp ae : a b” 300; price $45.01 —Income, $13,-| FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 108 N, 8th st WS? KANDI. & Oa) etinut ¢ Wie aaneed oa petal y) ome , ‘ , ' ) : R neal m ' 1 ssipp rooms: and | J 715 . y ae , ; — yaw salina . , or ’ ; . : . "2 s r : . nae ry iNT . 4 r+ Be je ft w AL BU NGALOW buliding practically n | ghbort = Sight a a | S800. SER U8. mment Ist Tloor: 4 on 2d; 2S-foot lot: | Wa Bt MINTON, 746 ata nid 6 AND 7 ROOM SINGLE g West (i1LME} . KEH 2 ‘or : : apts - wen Aer ’ a aoe erry pat th ND sl nae ao ‘ a a N Kings hi aver: tile bath, heot- fy er ~~ . : } ’ 4 ’ 7 | lial y . i ee Gf o. e ’ Al 7 4 . ~" , . om _ . _—_ n ° ae " . : - ; eenes ‘ : wat, v, or 9. : BINGALOW—641- Page, modern, paeert LAT’ N th i , A ' sf a: ia , ~ . ; ; wnu : : a ' ' $14. un a “WAL TER si Core. oo ~ W—t rooms, oak f.oors rouen ' i: g j ‘ ' ' ‘ NK . : 4 } a RLY alot * BY LO 4 Pos. - iis , , — “ ) @t; tile bath, hot-water heat -: A MOUN iTY TR i ss : _ . =" ’ > 3 + . . ERE > “> ZY. at WA ULE to . ) At 2. Fh anil ' & rooms AP. eT M BNT BARGAIN B : NG at, ow ae) otetme. Delmar loop, 6 biocks north dae Louis eee LT ssid : ben “eX 140) . a ‘estgate. 4 years old, 6-family : Barter "Tr — a e + + : — ° = , ; ‘ ct, 4 a nail ee | ll. 1) ~ \y ‘7 . 17} rey ea Rae eins TP 1WOHAN Mc MEN, . a 7. . : ° . ; narior an los . rs 4303 “anws noTsR tae re K ALOW—W ill “pact ificee a O-room, - ' ; ae 7 " - = — a ae , ng , ‘ bse mT Ty ’ ee Na ‘ ’ = _ . e: : —— ca thidbl t am Ch r iat pm Regen a Fab ne-ig™ siceping ng porch: a . ‘Open tod , Story bungalow, West FE: garage, ty ' Pre eh gee l. : ; : ra ive f - . aaa eal ns S mer, = Sungen is3s8 WALTON AV. ownes as pa AB a Oot instructed us Ww ' vant Be metden conveniences, for SOV" HILL, [RK DUTTO!: KEHLE my I », 4 ’ = : na wo » rock stone porches. garage wner | Se at , Pea REA! TY CO. perrvos TRUST CO. 4915 Deima- ‘ ; ) 2 . | paras baths, for rge brick | second. | Vorsst ‘S074 MM | oO Ximport MALTY CO., AREN DES vols : (“hes t st o94 = ae a pape "7 f + i ee . = «) 8U6 Chestnut st. (o@) 80610 Gra w—t. S Juliar i. 4 roon brick kl .= h ian ana pat oOntn mius . ‘ . . act i 2 ty Ling. e2 v j L ' m , , . t ™ > List. riv« y \PARTME re fet IL. DING 2 +. 34 GURNEY | —4 bed. hardwood floors, furnace, eu per ce nterest. wi l b 4°27 San Frat kT AP S14 ST fT, |] . | , . nT ; Brinkop J: tiene 7 Pe , ah i? FO I K SALE. | New Apart ments on F orsyth Bl. ~k bune. iow 1 — THOMPSON R, CC ’ : 5872 Delmar : 4 | = r : ' ) ' , ‘ } 1 3 | | . | ‘ . = | ° . ;* ’ ry? } . ‘ ° ae - “Sah } & " c% Tie rmi } , } ns " 7 , PM th . + ¢ ) > 4) ry "Y + m3 pov Be. ‘oreythe (corms heat ard : 7 BALOW—Wili sacrifice a 6-1 1? EN ALTHETS , r R LT : ot ‘ ERMEY! , me oe aie ; ; . xs ' | sl : tad ay Ae 7. : is i. amily apartments of 7 See, awnis + Pmery bungalow, West Ind, garage; il TENEMENT fami! North 21st st Forest 31 | : m mn . - ne ttt dine, Le ee ee #-rvom efficiency; tlie roof, coppe a Soy yo . D modern conveniences, for S550. near isbury: real bargi a —— VINCENT AV. POUBI root a1 ird flo = : ent DULGINg, renting at yoo and « metal weather strips, side drive, iene “a- "BRIS OF" eee Ss m SAVINGS TRUST ©©O.. 40915 Delmar. t(RASOR REALTY abany 6595 ; = 6.8 ae lL} - > $+ and ect! > _ r Se, VV ms /ruge with tile roof: best of constructiag = : 6 : ase : vi ——) | . -_ ectt ‘ Ren a | pean ET & IBlGs TRUST. 719 Chestnet quipment throughout. Your inapection It y * ROOM BRICK GALOW 215d Julian . tA AT i Be hd eel 2 : 4 - 4 . oT Tol . iw ‘« . . ‘ oN : > . — ? == J . ; Ls , : a .. , aro tet SIN "eT . - . KK ED DIN REALTY CO Title uar- Se King’s hight - RRHIN, 9704 Hanover st mm Pe ay ig pe - 5 » %« . vay; 45% pee Be, oe hardwood 100! purnace ms ' ati ' ) irnac — 4 » 2F sf) ; . 7) ' — . ' 7 . ' a, me & ; ; oe “ “Fe t* Sar dg ha ‘ with Da Ue Ss a“ ry) pvt nes ne" \ painted an : . , wie . " Lt) } ani 7 at ; pe! al ; ei rm! : bé a bag as care” UN THOMPSON R . CO.. ‘5872 Delma ~ pee 17 1OF Prat + =o) , INV ESTALEN’ ih aestn the ie ere an = ae. 2 i SAVINGS TRUS M15 i624 W estminster—F lat Bargain ance eAanry ; ee OW—P Blakemore p! modern: ariatti rice UICK Sale rams py anew rae Pint f ”s — ee eS eee PB an r aaa — This beautiful 6-6 room fiat; 2d floor \ bath: jot 40x120; garag: . BE > — t L pot BL E hb AT—C rc AP a~4 in ss = = ie agate” ; oo gp pe | oa Ping Fy ktes” it will be finis i 01 en : PO sa ‘it t ¥ EASE. denny +) | Open TRACE R. CO... 100 _N. ath at. (7) i] 1] New Bungalows o made; winter's coal im: a ~ ' ad ind Oo roor atl ’ ree rg ect a Si rat ’ . - 6 : ] : hg | | cs * . ‘s iv At # etrie ] \? in in , litior . 1 «ry : ms : - , - ‘ AF ‘ a L a - ! . ‘ ah ti¢ a e» : ms, baat 7 Ww . : 4 . r | : Sa DRLOR STREET) CUMNmmE eee aah; Yerans, Will rent. Cabany onc), Otte ects EGA Me ce taMueR, Tor BONILO, price Fetcoed 0 6 z90 ini Ss eer ee | y—We Raye a t-family, @ rams, Bath, | ORME aor Go, 4015 Delmar bi “Fine West End Flat ube, hardwood oore , ‘web TTAGE—Five room. 5860 Wells: $3000 , l immediate! terms } ne or go Potatione " 4 we ut} . RP PORATION GRAND AND MER oF FLAT r ir | : " $0 pe GRANNIL 2 Phd I 7 3 5886-86A Enright; 6 roomg first floor, § 1] \T 13 1] ?7 “S()]- TH ¢ : RAND tm, 1 m ¢ vy . res é E pet Tee Sse we. SOM iy, @t eccn, | rm second and third fleors; hardwood ae BP. om + . " =4 : « oY €\« rn . eee rey: ~~? on the er re a y from 7 to 5 B® / aa =“ - RRENDES RE ALTY OO. & . Faas ra CHEAP TRIPE FLAT AND 5 ROOM | : ) . AVIXNXGSa TRaT ; ors: J heating plants; in fine condition; a10 (jravow. | ; $B—45xx block Evans av.; 4-room | ossuth. 3 rooms at her Msi . eal MO YEI J K pt ' ait Fit ation see bt praige .' TTA | lot SOx177 to made alley; frame garage; r = oy ete; ln ae wa SL ee a estnut) WONDERFUL FLAT—PERSHING . nis 3150 menth; no beat furnished; pleaty admis- ae eS - : Death, elec tric, furnace. garage ° + fliate pve hardw . = : _ . ' > 5 , = ; r oes ' . — ily a vy i. % vy “ ¢ 7 humber see iorche iy nditior tental.to be $°161 Parnes o : ‘ J { . ' na 2 , ' nace. h yoo Ss , Ploo ' ' i eeematiine er 77 aa . ‘ bt cree oi opin Bun ClOWM Ee stan soc cmos ae. Een B00. | Pater price cur to 81500" oniv 8 4fomily. Send 3 room double flat.” ans dwoul floors: secend floor P2900} FLAT—o and 6 rooms, new; 5003 5. king's| | OWNER LEAVING TOWN | iiebt; lanes, alty foome, Get card of floor, 5 jarge rooms. ig Tiree. -room new > frame. all build- ae - FS co R.4 heet mnt rhe ° == 4s tk “ey DE TONTY | - bi p oe - | | r er in porches, ~shi . . ms lean neat; — tile ths; hardwuo JOHN $ BLAKE & BRO... 815 _Chestaut, 4 fioors, tile : meet, One shade: fine for ! sltry owner 4217 AL AB tert ng pY. ha ent tel ' Sok, . eel ' iL Cu , fur ookcases and bri F ac pe os end is ready ; | ES city; cost som, $2450; bargin for S1lo50. "ell-bullr le! , and & 7) ~ \Y ILA moder ¢ 42x13 a ee as TI Tae Dut Septoempes OS; th dont Ars, #lone sik we porch. Ali it 1 W 9) DESIRABLE __ : vo, ames Obiman, 45301 A lede ic) s, 2 rooms on 34 floor. Will sell 4 » | i) Ot 2) Sit TOFTE-KIEHNER REALT’ ; | buy if vou want a new, well bu.it fiat! provements mad rlooks Forest Park on fOpen. yooas ‘fro p- ‘AGE 5091 Easton = rooms, ‘bath Si-- Sear 6 ae ee cen oan — veel FAS ei tiverside 2017" mar 451% sou h UPoea es , ee ee a . Ste San ee Plane Moc ge asco Depeagere ph => APARTMENT BUYS ms to | | A. 23 Chestnut oro -2 EE] 0 ) : , o_stor admission cal , ae nam. %. to 5 ae S Cabanne; pew 4-famiiy, 4 7m ome sult : gl ear e for 2 cars: jot 25x '* aN ., © Ce TT a aa ve om ‘allies = . ss : 3 , . a : AGENCY, 36° Gravois ay =, low ce, with easy terms See : ~ (RE SER ye Sed meat > Patna yet ye Seve at Fagen apr tpoats Double bric] ‘ ea: 23 3 ; -rrangedl for four fat es nd a %-stol Se ee a , rie = Ry . at ‘Oo. 0 Ry aa ae ‘ e. bulit-in qarage. raqeing for $ - . > YUND CITY TR COMPANY. LINDELL BRACE: FL AT eet. eo ee ee ee eacl + 55x14 ; re 1044 " m the rear. frontins vnel r FSS Vewes ' i: e075 ” ——— — — —— imum, price Masons NGMAN'’ S C H HAN : * nion Ust ; “yg : LO Is a a ¢ . ‘ ee oe s ' . a, - ‘ ' 1* rentir , Fi pe ats Lt wah Hol ! le. 3 es 6 rooms wU lease Wel'-built modern na ; a } _™ se AVE s be is : . , . ~hIOM AS and St. Louis ave — 4117 ST. large k the cor of two good West pe ranged for a eee eS ie ae ; tendy single 1 ted ar w-} fer $2720 ner annem. Price $16 { FRAME, $1600 . = $155—4-room brick stucco! 1° baths. furnace, hardwood floors: brick | *treets: here is a rea rgain on wonderfu | PM. EPECTHAN, 20° th at. | for S68 per | ee RY Ay ie é tieeinihens ~~ oo _ ae lberry terrace; has hardwood figors. For pri at 7 " ras, elect EPs ‘EIN, Main 216%, 617 Chestnut st. ALABAM A AV. 4 , a” P : “K, 1016 iin cobenent ~ yarege for © care: 3 x ¥ . w n ing ey 4 : & I el y “4 aGa Ad P . oe I. Rh difan R > ne" E HEIGHTS 3 : “ 1 = tet - ” . sen . sail a ca ! as . eer Ole e- : ty AMIL y “APARTMENT Pie riede 60. canbe: hes ne nh ES ful ly deco- i oF Des ‘K Mas R. & cc 23 Chestnut. ~ ait . n pren ‘ . at = st yt i H Si JE DO [ PB L F a , tore 7 ve ote ane ee arate furnaces BARGAIN -_— aN “i p "ARISH q s in-a-dor pm we — cheat, a Main 411: Cen * n 5 ans . ae -=01 Gra’ : Pe. z RRS. BNE. fern Sint at. S000 hee, one se ae cae entero B008 Maple containe six rooms ané tile , 4 8 *® CA net: wor —_ ——- - ia i. Bin. . : TAU ED r ———s —r iwTe pat ' a , bur?) wh : i mata ; “ ar qo ann ’ bath electri tem - ; h each apartment: | oor teao ‘HO! ) ; and Other features makes this an ex- Pie ra a SoRIS | ay om LE * LAT Louistans ‘hero%e >. ee » A ee ae a aot o> | Gniates We. oan ite) , oor " ime@id ' wi ite por in KUTTS REALTY "8 Cheetnut s hent Jo $3130: ‘Mere tow price. a hes | “f 2 | . ‘baths. 1 vood ‘' ' rick p erm ; | = CISCUS REALTY Co., 804 Chestnut, Tily convenient and beaut ful home; | 4 Tk deans thedene tiaaen: dietin to inspect same: for price | ¢' - od he appreciated | SS ; ) pric] ‘Mult be seen t preciated MODERN FLAT an Get ee ee ee NE W Hi- POINTE FLAY i i/7 Pik. = month: never ra’ wenn en ay . em hie San HKonita. Fiv . = ' at) hardwood OEY DT- ARIC: yo calli R. A. Fisher, Cabany 1310, : | ; —Y h001 Gravois Bo Bee 10:30 a om to 5 See th! ; WM. F ER oo i? pdway (_——SS sttag a . 29 5 D. mm. Jo! 7 Dic K MANN R. E. CO.. 623 ae | AT Triple 3 , eonditior rent $i1°0: 1. a MILL » CO LOn (“nes* nit S6A56-3 i ¢ *» rooms ile baths Cotta 4 E BU VG L | d — = comrel_= — — cae rand fo77. ven : Oram tone ' mt rcnes, not water VACAN' J | argain; propert ted wn Livan » bath, fleore.. het. “vater Modern pi | N G A OW 7 ak Us | S i. ™ FLaT— S$ and ] Geyer , hee er oem eat: coudie sa) “— —— — 4916 Devonshire 4 A splendid 7 t once If y nt beige ‘VIN. sleeping porches: just completed. ace LOUISIANA OWNER ANXIOUS (TO SELL. AY ‘nd 8 Geyer av.: double: | Balance easy term > rooms, hot 2-00 Fcpie -RU ST RE ALTY CO 816 Cheatn ut. | FLAT—D. it ' atn “ ele eae ondit Ti, ee 4 “he = _4 ii Lf hed , : . - ' etean ry . at rente 4 . mind ; : ~ : ’ sveland : r) vl ra ; \ i ; ‘ i ‘ ‘ = - = >s.* ) : ‘os . fe’ 8 Christmas : P = Ake £ eas , «J ¥ a = S| y ERY E ASY | TERMS bath | FL. AT aie “~~ “ee “y ¥ = electricity, modern bat! rT » Bu Sage Sy oe peer rT? . 2 ‘a iat barg ain : , rh , mA. >. +24) or B “traemboneet SF. tid condition: want offer ook 8 . 3R56- 5S. Ma ffitt uble, 3 rooms, s, | -Immediate pos sion 36: Fi parate “ote irnace laundries. trick | DOUGHE! S on «Sits . , 1] ntra, #2 heetsu CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUM. 719 Chest at she wants; Jo. . x IY BUN rATL, QW wr... e wily Sa1lo0o ann mocgeyr 7. +, ; »? p eo ali . : . _ . . ae P. ‘| * . aa Pe eo oo ad . . marie : a site 4 “ae _—— t re , : Ti ene ote ifia Pures o -— garage. : » Us ~, rrontpir ; S684 e: 2 aT ‘Ete. - ttle be - all of a. Fae hard- | sendiion Ow ner very anxious to seil, will ret , 6: 7 a ' = .F ‘he 4} ] ' ri ; it Se — , ws ~ ~ REALTY Co. a4 | s I 4 weet 4 i e 9299 - Cabs . eve >] | R ‘ "11 \ Tth filet ~ e 7 Toons each. e G-154. Post- Dispatch. (C) | gurnace heat; rents $1620; bargain pewa and Nebraska, fic: 67, Vict d0ES Db. Gal 105 OR T—R ENTAL $1536 3220 ST. Cin. INC —_", — es = 1 emily rents 5162-646 Waterman, oo Saame , 4 Se o Just mp! | "7; ‘TER R. E. CO. N. Oth. mode . roome. tile a ee MENT— My $80,000 corner apart- | __JOsT MIL E i. _ 12 - so DOUBLE A S 3 Peed se cs MENT WwW | = ily: : ave — sonable cash ¢ 50.000; only $5000 cash and | ~—— DOUBLE FLATS Sac BLE FLAT—3#146-48 Nebraska av. 4- : ck: ne. ecora’ _ 3 rooms and ha | b Tooms ans | 620.000; pr! }00,000; particdiars at; 1416 ABE INGTON Ay. Sa, nace. |." Jer 4-tamily, BF reore Se like rent! — P-56 560, P ust- ses a PRICE REDUCED fami!y brick of 4 rooms ea renta $120 } Bag Rs > RI I AN 7 - , | site . \d i ; : ; é | * ’ inet om ‘He ights, ¢ = fi ._ 814 DUTTON & KEHLEN BRINCK, and 5, modern: hardwood . ¢ enn 4 room fl a: ety well built; only DOV E] R Z LAC E F LAT " om — a aaae | heat, hardwood floors, | wood floors, gas. electricity, hot water fur- aon hn and 5. tile : a~ . . a” 4h ¢ . . ‘ ‘ es ial ; nay if os “« wT . D a = sun parlors, Murphy beds, tile bath« bard- || 2-family heetnut Cent. 328. HILMER, 712 | N. 14th st. locality ; reas ina»vie: 4152 Sbaw. ' I of 6 and 7 ‘dine’ te 50-foot lot; ale ‘Bid Nive 378. st -Iiapate! if 641 4 Cates; double 5-roem officliney: LOOK — a — - o >! 65 yer! $3500. "See - ——— , - ” hath on . hath. etrictly modern: double garage; | nace, janitor; rent al $3800 Per annum H ° Me two foubie ints, pg GGEST BARGAIN ON NORTH SIDE FLATS 8112-14 Caroline. double 3 rooms: | — BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut st. 3 i cnt ‘potewater est, | tHe bet nsonable. Box G-i, Post-Dispatch: MiSSOURI LOAN CORPORATION, garage; bu is modern and in ot afatt av.. large 5-6 room flat, | FLATS —3i}--}4, Carole goo ‘| ““NEAR GRAND AND SHEN ANDOAH 1 Ti mwmen | MP toy er strips, fruit cellar, : Oltve 82990 or Cabany 221 11 Tth. | good repair; home per Ps : & rooms each, baths and|. 38xx pore’ iPrica & . t ry = ? : Ss, rent $ mr easy e: mis. | ’ r *T ’ iA : y : . ¥ = - > _- ' ‘LE } * AT jf i ” Cc are ay 4 ATE - ’ : furnace, brick and tile “LICK R EB. oC R24 Chestnut. Double flat. 3 large rooms and bata ‘ and ti orch, ,? acreens. Coppel . a 4 rooms each, tile. bath, electric. fur- 460 GOOD ca AV. each; will take 9000 for bath, electric, : ~ ae =¢@ yi 5 “2 ( ’ ’ atti ‘ ’ ' $ en and steel rear roass: ———a , at 2s dries. gas, electric, ery xtirar tive, + Aoubl!l n Admission by card newly G@ecoratea throughout; at a real | SPLENDID fruit pee. a : $921 F 4 a 5 a G. re, ub! ) FLA n° owner lee y offer; rice $8 Q ° FL AT—S yut h &Si le Ze olsom bs an a neighborhood: price $10,750 Box ;- oe : . : é - oF . e : IMMEDIA Bakewell ee coetaet: Olive 8708. | HARTW 1G DISCHINGER, ! 022 _N. Greed. rooms. single flat, bath, electri onat, | Post-Dispy teh oe [AASE REALTY CO.. 071 Chestnut, M_CRADY-ORERMEYER, 5179 Faston. and & _ acth “aed | Edward L. LR’ INT FE ] SHROO. terme. Sidney 3384 Victor 2 : ° : Fy WE “es 3ARG ee 7 _ Done — ——~ Room 407, 722 Chestn THOM AS F. PECHAN. 2022-24 8. 12th st XN w Sun Parlor Flat Geo. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. $3000 3000 CASH UYs FLAT 7 Pe 6-room efficie . A " Cc ee . ~ — — es , F : ' _— ° : ie WP for partic ney. © Re on OSENBAUM- PHAUSCHE aOF N. a AT Four-tamily. 4 rooms each, $0000, AEAUTIFUL 4-FAMILY FLAT BARGAIN c I on, | FLAT —S 906 7 recs. Sas Bee; cea po7b-77 En Enright; a single a opposite beautiful Tow- @ ~4) $1000 | ash 3218-20 St. Vincent. CR AFE | 4508-11 Manchester, 4-farmily matt brick, 4 and 5 rooms, oak floors. one-piece por . Hox G- 22. Post-Dis. —_-— | fiat. hea ots and sun parlor each Ba R m Brick ek Fiat, $3250 AGENCY, 312 Wainwright Bidg Olive 8244. | ahout 5 years old; each 3 rooms, beth, fur-/ lain sink, Dullt-in china closet. wr Fi erry] 31-33 Evans; modern 4-family fine eng es ge a + ot house in first-class re- FLAT—4166 Wyoming; 4-8 room mpdern | nace. re the adjoining commer lot; bargain; Steal’ heating eller: Are for 2 machines.) , fiat: rents $1490 per year, SENS Oe ere. Don't fail 2 | ; o lock from balance terms, Demaree, 51214 Page, 1 to see | fiat: fime condition; 501 alle “ast. i. ib , BURIAX, 4016 Choutesa 8% Gee owner, 41724 De Toute tgoimer pair: er nonresident. * BB. 00. 608 Chestnut ab TSB" SEAM 2008 Chestwus ot $5500; Se ee ee ~~ ty

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Ce ee A) Al a s¥ oo et Pk Se de ‘ . OD Cottages, Flats Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. , WwW d, and Bungalows, sellccasenetncintillaeneet RIT. ee 1700 REAL ESTATE For ungalows arime nts, oo = : aon a | —— South | TEN-ROOM HOUSE oe i| bal ; — 7 _” “Uo Pity « 2 —, k. -7 raat ? SHEN AN DOAH — ington ——— heat; two baths. \ Coz | year wil! ‘2 oe of 6 rooms, bath ic, €te.: 311.000. Card of in- 4 : eeeee ae. ME ay | y : The Beaut iful Wy ) atchaiige and bath: rent ceeedali bre excha x15 nee iTnac es. le SUxL~S. . 1g — ’ . ~ Sth : CE , 10 rooms -_BOSSO & SON, 616 Chestnut : , a = 1 . ’ API -TRLi : Chestnut 2: price $5000 5 ag ay ING—26 fussell av.. 8 root —-- z "OP. « ‘nut a. 1 t] : : ir R EB. CO. 406 Int Lite Pe ot bent. electric Mebt or > Fourteen ‘rooms, sath, e:ectri i Home wiy be TO Ch ria! U Tl & ~3 ‘CcE—407 & Ewing 7 roonn tern e $3700 “) - ° © erin Ey. i tL), | vere ity Thich hu IB Il IDIIN ee -a?% $2400; $: ' NTRONY > ™ “HMITT. 408 In' | io 19) ; ' , — cae \riRa HOUSES—Two 10-room houses. 3974-2 hot-wat foot 1 | 1. foie — ington . ‘pooma, hardwood Sleers | the most atu oe ee : oS = acas a sok, , See Vishe MODER) -RESIDEN b rougheut, SSV0U, Bic: —_— cot ag: Stara Ae serra he 6 6 eS -_4= J. E. KAIME & =. 2 EO DI t QUINETT! hestnut the or EIONTS BUTL OSE? RBALTY UV etn ann agg aa” bien aie. gee RS ~ tales ous | . * bath ae ectric. For particulars neighborhood: sold left; imspect finishe eee r, bath, furnace. eiectricity, etc.: on fioor, Bot-water He put. yee re Th se | a es y , y .P 7 i ri a “ unt ni i. - usu . y SRSIDESCE—9051 Canton Broome bath, | RESIDENCE —l0-ropm. Soun wide. water. 0% Tiina let Sixties some 8 Shem of 8 roomas, Bo! Tg ie - . write MA. nh dl WV i C as _ te 2 see * ter 2 machines: : misen | Beautiful home of 8S rooms, not-wat | Se pen ti rECoum a. cas, electric: ass $3000; termes —~— area. Bos A eS ES TONY HURLE aruwoed flvco! ooh aaeaet aaliees * r oe OF a ANTHONY MITT RL E CoO E—MAREBLE BATHS, GARAGE: — | | ind Arsenal, 2d floor BUSH-BU: . . — my, ett D EST HOMES CORPORATION 406 Int. Life Bide. AH PLACE, LOT 350x150. 1 K-213 7 1019, Vict So ae a rh! indoubtediy th —_ = 0 Delma Faston. 3 3 atta hed. ° - OST TCH sini " eee o> an & partite > ss "OG 5 ', —— » : ‘Pa $900 per year; price RESID! —32 E: room ' eres tene-frent residemces, im @eod cenéditic Mein -@40 4th and Pire ‘entra! 33 Two-stery-and- basement buildi — con ’ | = a : . :, a at . a Pe atin | _ So MATL « — ne, 8 is a2 sood bome to purchase i » 7 _ , ‘ en come owner on premises ties — ' ' peas ty . ~_ , ; | —, © ; ae 2 asec ~~ ime — . " — . . ™ ' | 4 - 3° . , ‘ on e - 7 . r a ‘ | a» ren i: - * LE. | > . strut : . . :31 7 ' : on ; meres * ™~ | * (4 er heat, te dat ay s Q . : rT , N - : ‘7 s* } ba . * - a om : ys ith and Chestnut ‘ TS. q ' gutters. rick garasce. let 60x = reco HENRIETTA 3343-45 Morgan, $6250 .so2* ees WT eee ent henan | Cm Gaeke an aoe f 6205 V | | 5@x140 feet: 15-room prick welling: rent HK} NCE . $1000 per year: pays t a: Tt “ —— : oo wr Ri ae Po] Coe okie Bo onty 2 blocks east of Grand Sever : HEIMaL & BRO REAL LRD KEW EL! 3 —— = = ol CART. => tnut R x. ; 7 —. See — — yg r ; = ew nut : ae — 2) pene : Pecehts ROOM HOME 2000 ...,,.| with someone und tatgres, mart be wits: STOKES AND VOATe Rene QU) ce. 803 Chemnut st. come to the land— ence; wi. “eacrifi - e terms ting of 3 stores, 3 fi Box BUSINESS PR PERTI—N . eet rat single and @ouble NZ ee 2 co 3 lot 50150; gas. water, electric : = this b he Ree ee a eer COMPTON HEIGHTS Pete eee et Pe ees. Se = ae Bae at The sons of men quell oy: J. Fr. oO Re wr. S531 \ , | A Nvoy x - Rests nee : BARGAIN er . - t Ec s , : pen today a Jlive 19186. al a = — SINESS CORNER . pets * a = - OL. 2 : e sons 0 men | - 4 Chestnut : pai 23000: $500 cs aponthiy._ ila tk. a way tos pcan ete |” SN NEW PA ME FOR SALE sen OS ADOLER, HOEP cease from — J ‘WP HOME nad Eb: Cooues Traut Bide CAS varfan ike T. Kol | eat comtpnien: 251¢ N oF aes et Se = ~ = : me ee os LAN] > ee — Y a, ca oes . o Oe file . he — - — ave mira, id i238 FP! EF LIMIT: D aor = away a RB aventie. « ’ race pt oe = — ey 243 : ' er rN + ters on? i Ss > 88 rric@® @2i. : , . €15 04 k pee IR Beaut! it of 1 ba: three weeks wl ‘00n: ~: r seal f) THWEST corn ae - ad . a ve the da u chters of Fa > BRAL STAT AXD_ oe fon; ewner leaving city: bargcaln mo =r) " : , oes _ , . sik : a ; ; : = . ) be SURAN WATKINS & CO. ¢e- Chestnut STM | : ; . = — ~aly : , es PS , i? 1m mrn Ty LO. : > O08 tn - eoumiahe = =h 1] k “Cae he 16 ‘CESTRUT ST. a “oe Lexington; beafhd-new © ; rt : : : . oa "Bede a oe , i fle , 5 n@ be Sart ‘ be - a ae a Mane musie; 4 BUS (Ess A> p Vincest a¥a2 a ee, hardwood f eore. all conver act , ; ence ‘» . ae ; . “ome vee : >. ieee On [BSON R. CO.. 724 Chestnut st. Ras 54-58 St. incent sv.; tenons io . Soe er Ee a -, , Reps arorpoet F gut jownapouts, - _Contral ____| S;onE a&p> FLAT BUILpING—Sermees everyone ' shall al ee wisn face and furnaces ad tee See. mes -tesretch. P| AS een and: reception ‘hall; brick 4t “PHERSON : | , 3 gain. See ==, under their own ¥ — zreldence 4 rooms fret floor. 2 on second *!)> anaron B south gom: i n anc th em ihe room reside: j ST -Mil! Sy, Ge 100 SS. OS S--_ f. , i atlas — = —" anew 20 g Ay sR ye 2 ee co, Cine pea lllg eee tt | wa gs S850, ap pulls nee pric “RESID > BARG ' ne 07 Oo “sory brick: | — aT -1608 te 1488 ©. | ge oo ge -" exer | * : a roperty consiscs of and fig tree. re electric light; lot 252100; immediate at Ad ‘ 4 a . ~“ ’ “ . 2 4 , > Iv = 'n » ° ' mT 7 ‘ ns pr fiat and twe stores. _ STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN. . 3 TY . DING Ox123 _ Bit 3607 N. Broaédwey ; acany 344. af 1 MMELMA PACKLES ae ms: . Saws For price an. TYE ‘SS oo a ora wey 2 . ere : DLE YT _* 42. : os : ‘ =e ~ — = PARK RESIDENCE SSIDENCE— My S-room residence p 1 —- $ Sate. . at “tS oz Popa ge en st mel - st of Franklin a¥ 4 $$$ 39089 =a 7 eg ae CO.. 105 N : am ‘+ , = a a . _ Sout ~a—=s ) : : . 4 ‘* = . : . : > & 8 La ; 4 } i —_ ~~ rey attractive argiin i Z » ' . cow . ’ “ Ou d nr es — and Taylor. nearing com piet ion RESIDENCE | | or less than tt cos } ROOMS, HOT-WATER BEAs, WON — —— a eS ge ~ 7 fr -roace a oe ee ee 0 . t of the 2 w five room bungalows, tile bathe, 4228 RED BUD AV. ied os. i a. of : eave for Flortda | Make It al Christmas Se drive: dea ot of S2x2S4 fee OR. : ZEI BIG TRI ST, 2 rooms each: lot 50x115; rents fe: vrrack Se a a NOW VACANT—OPEN TODAY sj en tng tumsel! a. tached January. t Da ee 100x182 s¥ing one of th 008-1 - nee ering ent . ae o 6 ~~ 13 and 1315, e wrack of war me 3 FLaTs tx modern, steam beat, haréwooc Mat ef om. fruit trees and % . @ rooms ' ' ~ to 3 OO) 4 itt : D 130% 311, 13 and idio, . as : — ye nae : | ele for ’ ah ' 2. rite m nee, ome aoe Chestnu Re . a ; ey - . ne , i toe S8°S per ¥ nak n offer, eft a es 1 hive = th baths ant etentete in the MORNTS AACH FP. CO, S26 Chestrut st - . Jeffersor 7ra | — 7 — "2 : — 2 Fi BUSINE rRoUrkhivi separate or together peo e Willi €é this : y rp ee Te eae rere NEW $-ROe ay | mv AALVE I AC R OT! 5S Chestnd: ’ py PML isa’ , P Li KING ‘ie Guaranty Pid p . OFA “LON PARK , Om HOME—LON ‘FELLOW oe oof Gainey . ate , i. JiAl i. fh ba | : 2x — a : bo bo se 24-144- ~ 7. S. Sarah, 4-fagily, 5 Moe . 10-rec#n dweiing; nev me conta - . . ‘ - : 7. > xe r 3 ‘ s . / i . iy at ae - + - ; a a ae 7 4 : ristmas in . = 4 but and electric, yearly re bot: water ee Re © CO. 105 X. oa b convenie — ied; open to. | weed 1 car gan "38x15 Beautiful 7-1 coh. cles: om ee = i “Ss REALT 36 Chestnut. store faturcs: price rememaeMi home than ev a" f serraa 2623-23 Inciana a + =- nh. terms. WALTE 3 | —, par " phon: t-water - I IND RT} gers | THOMAS F } i : 12 nl €Ver Derere’ ts well " a HOME ned BLANKE RB. , PE wood floors ixis a DOWNTOWN INVEST) — $4500— PRIM E s1000 h history wy baréweed floer could met te 2*' *! . Wain 3 entral 1144 — VALTER rT | best nu = ABA (;AIN me nts ane ¥ RENT ar : 4216-2 2 Hunt. the StO ° of 4 icRe “f seis ee & REALTY CO iene —_-= ndition; tet 7 Lae o). MANTFACTURING SITE _ me "4 Chest C ountr v. | 4 : tth railroad facilities fr mow for, one-nat the price aske.. HUMPHR*’ , my ral aU McR ok eae : ‘ : : ~ ‘7 —~ _T> ~ Bis ~ = ‘ - * 7 ~ > Ps os “ — tL BUSINESS » 15 acres with 7-rocm and weecetabie garden NGER. S022 N. Grand. . tr . ae : - > = ~ara we «flax : “i4 a bY” 4 ,-h . - ' - . RESIDENCE a LE T io" ‘ " : 0s. : on. ‘ # . = : . — eat ol —- , : ‘ ; =. . ore KT : % i : > ‘ss = AY ‘ wet ; electric: car S: 7 LtES S_Chestnut_ condition, « bargain a: 4049 Fountain av. j' [ EPSTEIN. @17 Chestnw: Main 2162 [>—», BARGAIN PRIC wat $000 per annum sone 26 S. 19th ot More people will 4 Be ACANT. n 53 PECH s pt av.. OF feet bell block from their home a bres i. ike: ail improvements Sade rooms, bath. | families; offer wante‘, m S-room d¢weili: baat} s ROOMS R. : - — city. fine furn he rd , ‘ wee ~ j : . | \ >? be y . mere : : i , . natintemaemaststecn il . G-DISCHINGER, 30%2 N. Grané ser left cit \reain 0 199 OAKL EY AV. 010 WES STMINS . ia. a SE Be ye ~~ SOUTH ST. LOUIS CORNER am " . ito - a r’iN wa ~" mrARK i+ +.@ | Sou*heast ppe wa Aaa Pen a # r r a torres: rooms above Main — today, than o.8? , : T KOLLAS,. 6164 Cheseteut ALION PARK RESIDENCE ~* Sa . es Seen ait > room , : SEE THIS RARGAIN come =| — , —— .. : : . 1 =F, | : ; of i P a RE “Ts §€ se -—PRICE S=6.: x Tad = On Bank ot aE Piviz. Na . . , | Ba Ghanning and Pine: | BAe Shes the world will be i prank I. Dittmeier R. E. Co. Six reoms «mite > woe n- ; . J ee. ' anal - : , OME PB : = rder Northwest comer Spring and Graveis: and happier for it a en 502150 ye ~ - : ; ?* af ; : : 2 : , , , : ‘ ~ So . ae es 4 oe . ; = > 5 } rooms ADe "Kk garage for six ECO.” 4814 Deimas ; OAKLAND TERRACI —— teat te | } . 7 vy . j > ; ( ~~ ; : L: . : a’! i eg OP. Hh me Lares teen ng perch e@d ether « Pie _ st. : $00 : ‘ ; oov0G cash, balance time. Seey GOTTAGE ONLY $2630 Sez: =. sevastu REGS Raskoetia: 0 web. p tion | we 8 one 1291 [PLE PLAC] . by - , - Tre? sue : : ; . , - PER EAE = - ) | GENT “HOULD BE _ 3600 ¥ Great enterprises 3 Be 1-R0oM HOUSE CHEAR Two-story residence . —— y rooms, Dath. Lie miy $ , - ’ —_ - ™ : a BAL RGA! e: ind { K ‘s , : : Jet en SOUTH SIDE STORES AND FLA : thea: rner 18th and Lamt- 11 fate he Vv ped “ BBLeciece, fr- tor rooming | de elo . teteen te = S S17 Chestnut st TOWE! == Hi et . : ; i” al . = - mag ws rm 4011 Laciede, rr 4 rooms Home and Investment cei — ; manent 3 a) ae 36 Westminster) 11 rooms: ber wal ) R & CO. 19398 Sulltvan av. ree famity brick. my ne mg t | css : 2S 36 ieee ye TIS rPRANALI. : SNS 5192 cat s co 2 7 tee cee igi. Siwes waders en. Se * Coase IBIG TRUST CO. SEE 1itt: ae : a toneunaiic a - = The earth out of ; Nerth Broacway trenton: . a : 3 rTa Vo! : ‘ rors - , - “ —— . : ' - 4 . Ai ie _ oe 2 ' il 1! "ERSO N & PESTALO | SMALL HOUSE SEE RGA! , MANN. SE : RE: IDEN ; BARGAIN : . 2 si . 1_ Chestnut. i | ven 7 face iogge ness thereof as ¢€ . Ruy . a ~ . ’ . :' ; | ’ : . ; ; 0" ' ; 4 - KV = rr 7 | - + : : | i , % oT 307% ere F , ( ur C a AVSCHULT oc Ly — = > a . ‘YH EMAN. , : E F EX IvE I=] ac € ‘OMAC : - . . ie _ - ? ’ ws . i . » om : . = . ~ ~. “is . _ — ar 7 ; . ' . . oe > = “ | tN " ee r ey; Ss ence : — 2849.5) : vive ~ oe de ~ 7 Y tare S mem fs must be sold reception ; me bot-waeter beat PAD ) : * ™ . = a : po a eceall = a ' = Jour: ; th. fi Acre hall. | | ) REST S-room. a Y reasonable | peasessian nia : a ae | | ~ ng FOR 7 a‘ ; : on tas lan eto = Vv : . : ae = 2. ne: re L] : . : ee : ce store first . .. & -aay . Midians lates : d Road . lis Chestru rt a7 : “3 Lo > rooms, bath. second; $4500 Re. ; ub. Eipe for “TT's FF oT Q oe » Renron 443 IS iad “ ; oo —y ' : fae > a aeengr he - ss : \ J pha of “i ; - . ’ — $300 cash, _— i ) Aor u - ‘ - —— tt Z - — —--- . “ —wee v " ’ ) Tr vy» . 7 - i? . z . - ! “ A ' . - , ° - Cs 7 i r Fo —FROOM FRA E, $1800 IESIDENCE S002 Weet Pine. 4 garage: USUAL BARGAIN ) TE cate rae) || 2102 Grand. Phones TATT. GARAGE—For aale or nase: large, will Bold nar Ugh ees a county oa he eee | : ’ : " =. 2 nee: ng ort ws — . ¥ 2 om or shew room. its-14 ath. . te :- S266 Shaw. one-story. lot 22x182 te aller : - ae ee ae ex1d2 aller; : | @ be th tee cam, arrarge ‘er ns i et ‘ mr ‘ » . | Ty rt. * F - . camatit : : \ ‘. aa a: : : - . bop - ¥3 . *o Ww wr a TS a oe ae WESTMINSTER RE = -eRH = 4 - Chest Megan’ . 9 reemsa, larce ht) bh enters ore : *%' ' R | : 5 reors 3500 tving room. hardwood finis garage - —- an — : ' , met p= — A Ag = EDWARD tL. sve $ years oir: in perlect my a , > « rth | \ ~—T RES WITH : STE! S "oF 2 PRICE 82750 mot. Colfax e061 r . “ee : \ BONIT PLATS ABOVE S $3 : s 4 .¥ YE ' . ‘ T3rh ’ ionize ty: ~ in E INV 5 : H — : 4 on ; — = . | BY A ——s DOCTORS AND NURSES AT Tas wast FAD BESIDENC! | Bee yi mo Guy | 1104-1208 . . md “yr . a [> . = % mvt MAN aE ros 4% 4 . Pie} : — “ - te . — - . ‘ “te we gn ~ ty = IN WAGNER PLACE Ran | men Y %, Eacl ~~ oan ms 3 : | ) ‘& SON 2025 hestsut «t 7m : , =f S va ? 11) rat ; : wnt ont INVE: STMENTS ‘ . . ' P | " . ; ; > 8-06 ‘ LOW NST a8 4 he , « Pz poems , ; sie mt " , ; , — — "$1500. te) : 10. Pr 3621 JUNIATA ST. Ma moma PARKLAND a | Wel! Berit heme of 7 Mooems. * ° : ri | 3 vat —_ ghbor . . ; . . , nome ac : : lial : ach ' ‘ i\ance. berd@asd fon ; cm. Pur _ a... au . um orks Mi won . + tht: an ; ae . . te AaB : # “zk saue |aplen@id locatian. men: ae ~~ patting heuse . 18.000 r &: admission and fx Edward L. Bakewell | —— <a ee x ¥. cor. Deimar and Salar: improved Om.) “=F c—- ‘ : ' —_ , . ne tn away “ " 5. ' yy, - = bd » 7 _ , . 7 — Pre: ‘ - ae bal -— a renta! $4000. ate 7+ 4 “ eT pce oF _ , TRIST cowPpavv , Ove 5555. SN. ith. ms and Cac: — 145: wondertul ture. priced right. For fur- } ORDBON z & 2 & SOOTT, 800 Chesi2ut. : | %% and Pine Camtra) 3306. - iar “= ‘™e for) ther particulars eee i 2 |. BUBDE. 30l Gracie Bigg tf GEO. F. BERGPELD we oo... . Caestzuah, -~. ~ *

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-) gurpay. os | ; SEMBER 17, 19 600 FAR BR 17, 1 MS For r Sale, e€, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business C hances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today. ‘Post DISPATCH. DAY. | b % > PROP’TY FOR SALE) REAL ESTATE—FOR COL : PTY FOR SALe menz Realty Co. | PESIDENCE—a2z¢W-Siartiic av. oned FARMS FOR SALE ; FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE __LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. 48 and water 1} CHESTNUT ST. | $1600. EASTON. fey pmprovements made; | : a : | ON. -TAYLOR TRUST CO. a _Galifornia Missouri . St. Louls County H. B. ~SURKAMP M | FAR | NM ge ---—-— — = : — 3 ~ 3934 RUSSELL. i -yepreever rar com 2 C62 ‘4 EB aston ay. ‘{c*) P Los Ange! es; 3223 acre hay. stock “ARM—Improve d, 306 re 0 ile t: ‘ ee “enya og residence, hardwood floors, |”? RUPiRTY—kExamine our lis: and plan of $10,000, hill ranch climate, $22 acre: rut “water, bath ing. fi sh! Ang heating : fe “rales tr acres on Sood road about; a SSaS BASIN AY: So ia Of | OOO . K-375 ;. Post Disnpat: h oa ——_—_—-—---- — P. 109 Ne th at. (c68) ii See ured bh y : a ¢ (near Washington Uni- Ts a . ; , pm : “bullt; 7 rooms and sunroom; VEST ST. LOUIS TRUST CO., Bvailable because o sarees i ee ee ‘inkertor ner, Cuba, | = : ; ‘modern, Owner wants |——-— aston and Sarah. (¢*) | climatic conuitions pe ff thousands FAK M-—First-class, improved acres, ba rd. acres on Gish rd., west of Fee Fee SE E CC \ T I ON TTEN TION ~ | OF acres still to be developed 11 ‘arm- nice preductive iand, nice location, good! Chestnut mow 4 N. S. WOOD, 706 if] BK} t M t centrally located business erent residence : tn COLORE D PEOPLE honportecane can be bowght cheap. Splendid roads et, MAL. Me SSSCO: xonune | sine Cat. 0 me chicken fan ie For Real Estate Financing ! Irs or LAVes property, worth OVER twice the & condition: near St. Margaret's a dan aye. te ny ~ 24 | ty tricts where gor and cannot b ought Mo. | aS r car stop on Lake nlcken Sy gS - 510 Title Guara Bry ‘cB9) || . = amount of Deed of Trust. We . rat | ‘CaSO! pie € C ' = ai : : . “ ar oe . ‘ . « - } . >A > ot . wut : me : ~~ - --- SORTED : tg HEIGHTS HOME. | we can sell, with lot “aaa sya | 4 ® free on oe iformatio as: og = ellent stock and grain, RO richer 6: Sh epoch house, etc.; ith can offer these in denominations ranging from $3000 to $50,000. : } at : of me : ee ie O10! C oe ; ; a7 rm m us Dal i, etc . Ww : on- = — ~ ne ee “ ' Rta esb is price Steome i - EDW ARD lL. BAKEW FU Seaenee viells aud Gunny athor usnttare 4A r St. louis property of equal value in| *“RM——Will sacrifice 80-acre clear im- ‘Do Y ou 4 Need Money a : & most re . ive D850 118 .~ em, | inc , simmes eee SOS =6LA. Bee favorable terms on cash base oved farm, in St. Louls County: price HE e SO er a 1 Bd fentful one | ~ STATE A ' SRA. = —_ egg ow Ry ' a utomobil rere : * : Pe ie ' AN U NU SU AL B ARGAIN | TION. fice ae . . aver, Cilia tebe) PAR sy | Se! - ane ~ Or; Di — sen baad | a mgt AND k. poem DEEDS. . A limited quantity of 7% First Mortgage Gold Bonds, secured by pe . " : . | sta .* ' : tm | ho se. , ieee 1] i; : " ——— " : : - aie c zervice : . S ’ Think of it! Pee ey, ee smuil timers’ a big bargain fo1 Tudidien da catecen tae ee bare ST. LOUIS FINANCIAL CO, | first-class business property. These bonds in denominations of : oom bricl sidence, : > one rTOR WM PeEIT’ Ti ,' | an layton rd; che: nd wo; cai on ob | tai ni h; The Ssp00” 2 oe — Cook av.. r tt iis | j ' Florida N. } too! =) _—— 5 ce, Bo. asy term $1000 cnet cs se Gene ee Kleer. 99 | $1000. » 4 a : finis ~ : oN An vn easy terms ry er | A: -_ y ~ e - —- — ~ > MORTON, 800 Tit} (;uaranty MVe awd. tc ) igs ° . . ning ME Ge @ food home to purchase on | Will paint and paper, overhaul furnace ani | 20 Meres. at vero: easy | FARM—Missourl; $5 down, SS monthly. | faRwWa——75 Title Guaranty BiG | rece penne ieee | Te We Invite Inspection of These Securities by nae put om oe, granitoid basement. Live a wn- i F: ———— mirkwood, Mo huve 4 acr nd pultry vs ‘ten 2 A, ros. improved. near Allen- | Mf INEY >» TO 6 PE ’ Tr itt} sp , on one- “story aan! -46A FLAD. slair econd floor for easy : * “3 ' Ani . sprinkling . ~ JEFFERSON ba . 4 E W lL L HEL ij y Ol: tT - te . . iJ : ren es or , : np : ~~ . rn P 7 . gee . ms ‘ \ . money & no — rge for papers: can arrange to , F a" , 7s =e eae 2 ae ptete ss ° > : om 2 dios ’ ‘ ¥ : 4 ic lester r back w ole or mart at a ; _ } | . > single lat the anc To own a home if you havesa few hundred f i 6-room house; artiy impr l, , 2e8 S1ation; price ~ ”"go5 , -.215 acres | period; be sure to’ oct our figures. if von | 392-9 Y Arcade Bldg. a Olive 1676 ediate sale. : oie . ny ; : : e ; ig rein | ; , , Te) ‘ lle ' ’ . cre ; . : : } 14 r r lL. | — ‘ i 7 oO: SOOO r eT 1. Ow : Sotere A eh. a ma f }s "ft eed mucHy w rm $ 1} i é -¥- : ic 7 >. | )¥ . SE as ‘ id Sis de ‘ “ ad P a . ‘ : : ie. it Wo — re to make or renew | ——— gnu ; no yy a f®asy TO OF ‘Nh as tH rer? - 4s S rw) riin. . ’ ‘ > ‘ Pare iy vv K. L i Vv E R EAL TY CO, 704 Chestaut ~ : 99) | . 5 and 6r flat 1 i fy - 5 7 ; , — ve oly location; rent GEO. N. COOPER & CO. LORiDA-—lndian River homes, ~ groves | FABM—-20_aGlea eadale. Wc, 7 APPOSED Pikes 3 | ghcite to choice location; rent ri - : REAL _—s | == "| 80 to alle) 808 Chestnut st. Olive 3°76 wmode ge i ote eg a CF mtg — nate nig i a. oo “4: ESTATE OTHER CITIES ” 46 GEYER. ©"H4- rE RNARD 4 ” , S> ri ’ - oo Sy MIS Lat BA , it 200 W iN par! I ~ AD Dac { 25 4 ae 814d GE. 1445 RERNARD, 6 7 7 lows cree ee creas. Cee . @ town; $1200; ‘terms; will, LOT—In Wood River. lil, cheap, Box Ka. MONEY WANTED | HOME MON KY rooms, slate roof. S029 Lambdi: § roor Rt low? whe ee = ee ee ee A ae — Sapeiendiios : 2) 0 , I - OU on my $10,000 store. | . sot geet lot 15 Maurice, 6 rooms; $3 do Pata =. os ry tal » Som Ke 7 : : . : ' - buyers argain. °® Maurice. 6 -oom 8300 down Ja sonville: $20 d “li montasl; , — Pa. . 4 ee, (150 feet, on corner. near business! . , »~§ t-] patch, (ey! | ‘130 Maurice, G rooms, $300 do Seen as Sae ame, Semel smeataly POY-| ais — Vor calp Wr oashande; 0 acrce | ceases Cnpat hy tans eer eane ns hainens | gp SOE EONS, Best Dispate. TO] END ON REAL ESTATE heat, tile bath “alate root, 2911 Morgan, 10 rooms; $500 dow lI Ls i 1 Te mg Bee ‘et og qe ed Be : ‘water port. J. W. Pittman, owner, from privat rty. O per cent, South Side |*| 4 a\ brick garage; lot 60x12 223 Pend leton, & rooms: $5 q LORIDA LA? CLAS inties; being livest auctioneer I fin SES aaret. SOx. ; ropérty worth $50 Box K-62, P.-D. . 28 a ¢ eon: aN down, a. ) is our next trip to the big orange! best farn you deal direct wit wher. | “°* roe i—For sale or exthange, fine NEY Wed,— $70 0 ist and 2d, 4 years, 6! . : _ ee D Bell, rosma: $1000" down a yy fc Faeatow_Mtibe, bee, —_ eocs 6p around fn unlveraty cow t for’ $000." Bex K-286," Post: Business property, dwellings, apartments, mereantile - 63 7. » pi x : j ye; ‘ ‘ be equaie in rice, hh : . evar i ‘ . " . , oe r . t Ss, _excol- Jisvpatc . pti ° ° ant ante ona | O'Fallon, 12 rooms; S500 down, terms and net profits ARMS—I have ra] farms in Jeffex nt location for education of family; will | SIONEY Witd22S10.000, @ ie buildings. If in the market for a new loan or for a 4415 Bt. Ferdinand. ; rooms: S800 down. _N. ‘K MAN & ©O., 408 Olive. room 6270 aie oe pe Aber gS ein ieee ye - ns! we exchange of good su>urban or eity End apartments, en PSb7 7508 Box | || r ] er | CAPAYET | 4011 Finney, single flat: $1000 down. NEIDI sak PT I Leper eae eR ———~ So ay ¥; orvlet me residence only. Box G-96, Post- Dispatch. | C-184, Post- Dispateh. a oS i renewal of present loan, you should get our terms. home, atl ‘pultt: in good 3622 Lawton, 8 rooms; $500 down. , romesecker. investor. Baimy climate. ore eR “J. P. Mille te a 8g HOTEL AT PACIFIC, MO. | MONEY Wtd.—Ver od first deeds of . : : P wasninc TON iy Gate Geos bs con, tb eee Healthy; costs less to live; «ood schools, ee. (98) | joneet tee ‘Yaak Rotel and one-story steve for sale, Call. up for lis sapiens Personal attention—lowest rates of interest and commission. a “4 ' soils Semple ms; 2 down : LS, hurehe : rihheor + wr oe To : = , — Pa! or per nnum oO Ss +OF 4) t. * iH : i 10-room home with hot-water 2710 Walnut, single Mat: $500 down elntu eT ds er Ne phe * mes -bor saie xmcnange, . é 9, nion depot. Buy for investment or Age came dene _ 709 Chestaut. . In Business Over a Quarter of A Century. lot 50x rd. ' nile >t i business: make us an offer MONEY W td.—¥. 3000, on property renting 4 shall g af eae ae PHER: i. , ce A nur! er ¢ f oo ner rood he me 4 ) . | Ga ‘ ay "Wes : i posse si “ a... (V'wea e700 or Cabany .2°11R vom - al E ; ; Sic » | , ye s, * e e ove ea V O. iets of single and double flats, \— So 4S TL . cB) | | K-282. Post-Dispatch ae , peg eee ate one a OE "1CK . 7c ry? | ari: REALTY CO, LOOK "AT : 4 a 7 EET | 4%. for cash sr exchange for shoes cr gen: | : ‘ce one of tie fawge FOR LEASE—In the heart of the 3 704 CHESTNUT Central 4423R | iT Hu BENZ REAI@1 \ 2 re 0 Ss x T Ga, for cas! lange for shoes cr ger amt . feenmen ‘Son Cae .ade Wianadiens, , . : e. . Wi aN Central R? 73. 4 4 wal 3 hand! eter oo a aprea ig ' ee a in - obbin distri . 000 ALUN Vtd Six per cent deed of t for | | men shall ’ = Baaomes erate § ROOMS RENTS $480. PRICE S225D . -_ ee See 99) iit acd fn cnenhol ot ee gage ae etree ¢ , . osgcegeriy a ape ey ie on new property, in vasiogs rind on ! iT. . ma wee Pipestone ag F- in cultvation, no better | flogr space; heat and elevator service | fom _ $3000 to $5500. Security 2 to 1. I> TE RING AGE? ve - # S627 Gravois av. | SELL ON SMAI.L C’SH PAYMENT r ——-- punaneipeepesnmeas ' = ry : Tak oo - LA oN iD- Iw fin rove fo | srove- wil: FOO rel ru; bergain . r mM) » W arfare; . . ; » T. -Kollas’ | No OPS ge Reg, - i prop-. land, near big : ion ro Men sseeenin ent ew = . r (wo-thit f vrice. Purnished. GREENBACH-KANTNOR, | Ni NEY W td. Earn 7 per Fr cent on your sav- | MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT {c ne | l nme ese ee OP'TY FOR SALE : ; t. : . n Lake Ril , one > nda « Sit WO deol ~ : ” ters f J; ¢ ATE AND GENERAL ee oe en erie, sictis eatite. Bra Vane seen’ G06 | FARM_S70 acres, Gh ent County ;|3804 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo | ings; tax exempt; best real estate seour- ers oO 410n . = INSURAN( oe oe |OREON ©. @ R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut | Merchants-Laciede Biig, ge 225 acres cultivated, 50 acres bottom; | wg : ees) | A Security Savings and L. Ass'n. Tyler h CESTNUT ic® > To. "RSI yA, le eo et eee ery pre ly j ; Bou feacs, rood bul ding , . (c9Ux) s MUSIC: and Pee Ay OWELLINGs., | (ange and grapefruit development; lo-acre; fupning water, food or-hard: an ideal sto PYoned. ppteasiten eal, Stee eee Ew xX Or ] € nsurance , « cebn av.; sit wee © as. giles ‘enon eee arm; pri S per ecr (eTrims: will tade ied automobile ] { lits, pri $1000 per acre. includi? ien- | hoe os | Gealer, silent or active, li 6- ie care for & years; generous inceme ae- 1 St. duis ab right price. Write REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY == ort) $150 to $300: references exchanges. ; hn J owner, l. ‘ mek, Mo. Box E-361. Post- ‘Dispatch. (a) eee —-— —— - oe ' ‘ " | - © re Within few years. Invest ! — --— > _ shall abide t ; yearly rental $3120. ral terms. Write ter booklet. to _ Lake | FARM—T ha 208 actes of land, all under! A SACRIFICE—My beautiful 6-r bunga. | MONEY Wtd.—Need $3500 on @ fiate in ° | vo a S, “ od improvements, fenced| low, richly furnished, sunny Florida; pos-| splendid neighborhood, worth easily $14,- Real [- state Oans in A ny Sum ’ nty Groves Se DOSER, 203 Walnowright cult . Lo ane Cc! ross-fence i, on the State highway, one | session at once. Write for detalls. ‘BS: va} OOO; is first deed, with fire and tornado in- ) . . > ; RBSIDENC . - ¢ ir own vine - room, 2-story | VN ir o' = orange grove in Fruitland | ge ud — a 5 tes St per acre; | Say. Site Perry _ot., Jacksonville, Fis. | Samnnes: Ani ling oe Hg * wy © ~ -- yee pal s . “ . - > ~ - Pr, n li] excnayr 3 rr ot. ” ul l - . no 4 ; : n> © ease: . ; Florida's finest lake-jJeweled high- clear, pee canine " — vig Fea! | CLUBHOUSE—Directly on ~~ raat River. | aR OP Hox C-. Te a we 3 years at 6 per cent interest: he welter and ' ie Sectric. gas granitoid with | FARME—We a & exc rv? e farms, any- rea lon. ruitiar anand. +. a ong, ail fe war has come FLATS. | _E _ CO.. a18 C +o LT a JONES KR ect Can prove it. > 30% toads, aa che so dag Se ate | BUNGALOW—6 a large porches; cel-.| ( 413. Nome Dispat ion on such security. Box ' - hestnut. ss | A } : iCLUAl Pholographs, the tnteresti! "te na sd siete _— , meme Ds lar; 20 acres: barn, ctstern, fruit; fenced: 3, Post Dispatch EN or of : Y- : Pruitiand | fart ia ov VU De baat +10 50 miles from St. pl good roads- $4000. MONEY _Wtd —Loan on 19-room dwelling! . ’ Magnolia av., 4-family 3 and 4 FARM Wie i Leeper. Mo ry of 3 tlan rm ylessing. Mo} ce baths and electric in the very Mo Address K * 316. ; os* -Dispate ty h ma may for it sf ‘jounty Land FARM—L; te re ill tillable Box E-183, Post-Dispatch. ne ayior and Delmar, selling for ana : : , 100-a , 00; want $4000, 3 years, 6 per cent: Will receive applications for Loans on Improved ? 4 . ; ; and electric; yearly renia!; FARM Wta —To rent, 5 to 10 acres, with 7 arn, -in-their own | oo et aes I I) i eens aes 5 pe silles to good 6 FINANCIAL caer Sh Gos om are & Somber 1,000,000 and Ov i . ad = 7 sihtiie ta °) Cour ard } r: ' lue S&80,00V : i ey er before in : -_ built, four rooms, tile FARM w td.— ir vou ha’ e wood farm for sna e. * | ~ “a or ’ ; + oh - .Or iree 3 A ' , , - , . ~ ggg Se al A, WELs- RO, $500 to > 9 9 an fer . floors, electric, furnace, suitable for general farming, write me with | 5 a aeeeeenatiion ) i a rn oc pp Ae vee Gl AR. AN’ Dk ED FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST, | e ; deac ription and pr k e. John D. Ba« r. De- ; : a ; . ; eG. j iri san J Lil .¢ + 4 - tts o O} : tA Ad peas ; A! I Wwe “BecUured CitVv propert y of more | x : ACTURING SITE. _Queen, Ark ra . 1; $5000; terms. 3153A Oxage ; N. Sth ot $aj_ek ree so ol whan double value; amounts $1000. $ .000. k RANCIS : bof . . 7 . ent location. olf. u a... ars’ A ‘ , D Aye © ~aneine me ae i celeb ‘ate this > excellent : Price oS —Smal! i ill trade Oldsmobile er ee a oli mamaria castor ge ee > Nag in wr: poy me geen ME —— _ , S4. 500. 3 y 6 ft I . ‘ ; , ‘ va Or Sarne *} a rgzinia f aan oul ‘ } io) si i ’ eri te eG y 5 Af, is ‘ai f i | + ears, er MAI6-16A S. Sarah; 4-family, 5 aga lan for mame. 3416 Virginia. (c)| STK. springs and creek; 7-room dwelling; la. nt, on store buil on Franklin near City Real Estate in sums from pa os on | poultry oenee | Jefferson, sellin for ‘$10. ro Also want woe 9693-25 Indiana av., 2 @- _°" terms. Box K. "3834. Post-Dis . ( ’ 1OHN GRETHER & CO., 811 Intl. Life BI. Phe date? foc line: owt-of-town. 000, $4000, $5000, $5500, $7500 and Dafien, with railroad facilities fronting FARMS Wid —Lar 4 snail: t or "ARM: lime or e rent o «bang . . : — t-o av... d segeiable garden under “prover to pur ae and — ange ep "08 ear St. Louis, M | | PIMBER LAN! 780 Bi i t J easy poe iy. ve mores insertions "18 $9000 A | have clear title and plenty of ‘frut_and roperty; only r cent commission -_ MORTON, 800 Title Guaranty Bid Fae coe Re py ey ae . eyes - and tornado insurance. See us first : ople will own QR Py 32.0% Pat ROteRAS $25 Soccer te Se Loate| PRRM—is steer a ote eee men | eee pera fail and line discount nd. d. “WANSTRATHL 717 5 Chessman } Loan Correspondent for i FARM W oa “under or ye route; 3-reom house. large poultry house; West, Leas es: (4 ie Pe tae GRAND 7 per cent lst deed § 204- RM (Wid—Nec under 60 freress mes : | i __ FINANCIAL _ GRAND 7 ber cent int deed $1050 meet THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. — feet bait "block from Chero- some bottom ground, dark loam. close tt en . / bo sO ' . eee 1 CHICK : be ae ' 4 . ‘ . “1 e ea year from Sime; all improvements made. No! cs: | ovis ahd Giream, Greferied: mate lew. oodiawn, 1} ah > ak ees neal owt : ef. UUxX MAN—To invest $5000: protection guaran- _$6000 Box K-67, Post-Dispatch. of America ] _ 1 : . " ae os , . , : ows ‘ af 4) eer! - > ~~ Teeq usual ‘ ort ut ity fi ir wr fits : prir . “4 . " -— os _ I ’ K ton 5-356 ey , OF TRUST Wtd.—For ~ a est price. J. Keilv. Jack, Mo ) RMS—34 acres farming 5; | See M. 31 ., 5963 Easton av.(c) pals onty. 1 t-1 : RE TOGAY—-ANG Ge ets, 616 Chestnut ot. (0) | Fie wid —Want tener fhm owner Dav: | (Brice $3500. 40 acres. price, S200; at eae SERCK. F088 Easton av tc) Meg a $1500. for repairs on building. Box 15-219. 804 CHESTNUT alle better eemuimeler BR. E. Co. | 2 farm for sale: give parciculara ana low- | $7000: (0 acres, at $7000. 60 acces at UU) “Siving: meat school. price Sb00: Bie |S write Shon 900" cotemon neck (Under | et-Dispatch, —__«) a ; 5 Chippewa Faille, Wis 90 in cul n, pri . w for . ne. hp>rovembate. ‘4 , Soy tang cealinatiaiat emmendoel on am, 4 smal ol ee lee Or trun on im- Our ability to serve efficiently is the result of effort spent in . * . 4 ja av.; a beautiful! bome, hot- | =f ; — 2. 7 eee — particulars riedm: a = ¢ ar lon 7 jing , ler for it. » brick garage for six ma- cog — Py ag, —~ ys ge 50 0 we im- = . | : 2 | rn Iss J acres, fruit trees, berr ed by iri State Rankine Department; interest from @%4 ta % PD pa oor 31000. d 3 =r ] QF rag ? ex yerience ‘ : " sleeping porch atd other con- wi =n Naame So th 8 v om , rein ¢ . pe “4 4 4 ' . ma . . } I he i - . : . . j 4 ; Th. a t? tite © , , r ri } . ft. ny . C4000 SHO00 qn; 000 . Tit “ > stu Vy, training anc ‘ ) vec TS 4 p . ~ : ) cash, balance time. well refted. for eel Side Dusiness aes ee ae ral ee SS Oe Sees _—.. aa oe Cane U bearin o*t-Disnate) (oy ample insurance ie a tie periect, iterprises will : Ww HOUSE CHEAP py ae ee A. Ss LOOMIS 9 wm : : " da ts 1 ire ; fair a we} ;, ricl . _ Ost ; ” hey Ou Vio VAI T . } ROS Chestnut, : ped : Sine tor rooming house; mest | FARM | Vi td —To rent or lense : ne on two-thirds of pri ip at $i 00 BUYS 40 ner miles trem OL LOANS ON REAL ESTATE : hee pone tos __ LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'TY | STOCKS AND afin ts ? . ; 000 ance terns, | OU iB, o; am well equipped f rm ee. = nt Ze eve - " ; of rust = I ~ LOAN: ; LOA ash A - . q ve unlisted ties only. Inquire 4511 Laclede. oo eo ye ge = ~s = 5 a ARMS—6 big sub of little far abstract perfect, ri leed Ox 706 Century Hidg st not sate: ranging tm dememmee ie #300 to" + fon Money loaned to people. ne ee: stocks = oe oe Onive Tous. a : rite “rn re! he ractord, ‘ ‘ ri nd is . STv wear? Cee CP eer eee = , he heat hae ds - tas BO “ |@asy payments: see oO + er out of the full- RE PLAT ———— ee ti a a a wT eee Feet | #Cwards\ ‘ O..In e CRE ; fo acres virzin oak” ANS—On ae te Ss St. se ui ry A- ~ Ay tate a suran rotection. Get c ample in- jours. THE ATR ath ei 377 Aves je 802 Central National Bank Bidg. , our w-roum , tY FARM Witd.—T it. J See ane sul rs ane bare roms timber, within 60 miles of S par oy 4: LAC) TRY Ss © sul T PIDGE A cy |Bidg. Entrance 2 ; ) st. HD) ee 2032 Rallw ay Exchange Bidg. Ss > | WILL buy outright Newburg hold ; same ap ador | farm Aba Lourhtoreakt 146. Post: Disnat 50 ACRE buys 209 acres. 120 miles out MONEY TO LOAN—Pienty. on first and eec-| PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ,GUARAN-| AUTOMOBILE LOANS __| ‘copper’, "“Wenern Develop oc; same a "e. v N lineal = " pro . , : ; =e = yeep ny e : ssour mils public highwas nen Torest 9046 ; TE! , recompense for ; brick of 4 rooms; worth oy BS 4 by ts oes 128, PD. | Pe heina ra a" aa —_ ax. waite , now ing ronan t tl and) - = 20494 SEES oe DEEDS FROM €1000 TO $15, 000 To individuals on private cars; you A | liv truly Ww ell r: i rH v E , a i. . ‘ . ri — biki ‘ J o rss war " ied (or * i ie A oP {JA ——'h reai estate: $500 uD Mi RRIS AA! ‘H i. CO.. 826 £ HES ST NU T. vs in easy installments = hi! . = then, balance month- | Fi _Fisher. a 200 Easton. p barktwn HEH “ oe MA ‘ ; i. ae 4 : . : —~ ns ; | _ $2 : s ~- 4 , Be ’ NE) : LA \A N——F iret and sec oe ge is . IN VE S17 M} “N rs "ME DE Us FOR 423- Py Tit le Guaranty pias. 0 ive (c14) immediately. yA acre he OC emcue sti bargain Ii Rox : oo a "7 f trust n very reasonable charges ART. t-EAL ESTATE AND INVEST. | — oe n dare be asked ‘FRAME BUNGALOW, $2500 FARMS FOR RENT pourelene Gara’ aactaes: "sere 5: | SERRE ee eer te T00 Chestnt. _ | MENT O0., 6222 GRAVOU, | RAILROAD MEN ' nape - resae(C _ : ; d Mi. pod ; mproverments “\Y - — a a a 2 frame oung — ——— FA! —500 acr t Shaw. - € " coat . ) ° oo? | ~ LOAN—We_ make cans on r OUR LOAN LI it ae 3 rooms End ‘bath 9256 | FARM—8 acres, 5-room ho’ ise, 5973 Ban- | ARM— ne 2 ‘then ~ rs he , nm anc a2 & “Broad ~The So irade. — _~ “ uth Sid real estate; promot , service: Guaranteed first mortgage ~~} estate se- | We buy earned salary or wage accounts. ~ ent. | croft av., Southampton. $55; wil! gs in ton bottom land: bes an oil valu aT. —— oe — a © — or wee “o ~ re as a charges ‘rial notes 31000 each; aiso first deeds of | Don't wait until pay day: draw your money | | nt ee cpesites om ner, Stilwell, 3979 “1 | ated. » attractive term ) — — — A DETERRING AGENCY, 3627 Gravois avr. trust amounts $1660, $2500. $3000, $3500. | as = earn it. Call and investigate our BRICK FLATS 250 arter a e . (c) loan 212A N. Broadway POOR ALAN $ CHANC E— $5 Th $5 Mo. Oo LOAN—!I $9000, $10,000; for 3 years at 6 per cent: met®cq of doing business : m' - Elgur th: $3 TRI c i ARDEN—lI wy i_— an 1 =" — — ~ ~ = ” a me — mon buvea 40 NCE— rain j , 1 Roi. . 1. A pay f you want to ™ a ke a interest: Dey f ex t ithe; fire and al ac te Uv NION TRADING j ; brick, good ne! hbor- | nN ’ se are on 21 acres: ba ar? Ly ) = ~ , \ Tic WN 4) { i ‘ ; " t aay . " imi ur li estate come ar ee wus ‘ nado iT ; P “ po © OUISIANA PLA! I R ITY . . . ny aa / 7 | +) suUrArT pir . » iad’ t "02 4 rf ] et Bld 114 N. tth_ oy _{eb) are |tavited to confer cash, balance ! ike rent: 2 flats of ) otek. im leme ents for sa | le. 8600 ray ois, Os ry land, ne wh, some timbe Pri NISKOE’ rTE R R RE Al? 'Y ca Open = | yy p ! ar +: : 4 c ‘rtifed by Re- _ aUe- alumet Biag., 412 WN. Solia mais 26 i --—' ¢ » ——— . LS —————— : — . . “~s ner “al efi ux - i \hagke Vint vY even?! . aA o% de ‘ ‘ © ee : ist " a . ws acre? LL &i1iU j ANGS, Browe iong ' ¢ ‘OD : — ~- ; - BE away on K RT E. = | rE? - 1. | Yy o> $16 Chestr ut. 4 ‘¥ - IS MAS MONE s § oo, Ts. be cere and members [ CHOICE HOME TIMBER LANDS : ne Viton : Laer I ; pouMmMtifuils . — ——— TT - MONEY LAI, SI id 1m of $40.000 : . ~ » + om oe é 4 lines 1 Estat Dp ° alas - . ee a Bae ndid mprovemen' ra rood §=res ow eae Mo. Md acres, nie trom Oo pla on improved ty property: mien Gre uhe h’s First Deeds of Trus ST Do not deprive yourself of a happy , Se - ge 7 ‘moder: eo Szeom bricks | FARM—O5S2 acres, adjoining Castlewood! Club | dences ‘ge barnes nmi gil ent Savion, ume «-rooim Coo! cone SuUngalo , e it in two loans; also several! f We } he foll Christmas for the lack of om. 7 you are; ;' ID modern: $1500 cush, balance terms. : > Meninaw- mand inet mamal - of cab cattie. ho: muies ? team heat, good wat poultry houses, co S000 rill give cui sewer Wwe nave deeds of trust In the following | hone: not hesitate'to ask us fog what! ‘as | og agp “a Be premises. Pigg vaaneial totes ine oan ble - eh aaa Shetland ponies ar ther pure- n, 400 white legherne, 30 indian runner: IOHN . 927 Chestnut. et rag OP oe 00, $27 , $3700, $1400, ag No indorsers—No security, The BUSINESS CHAI-CES rental or sale of rea ’ EE Sonry F Werther. Ballwin » - " je ateck At , oh. ray meee Pw mtn lucks. | ulus geese. “~ good milk cx _ et a Sllo0, $1200, $500; all on good, substantia! quickest and most confidential system In the; A REAL common law trust agreement. We would appre Sent LAT—BARGAIN ene ——— a == | Vales $400. 000 “=n tenia ta senail ‘a a, bors Wagon, harness, fai wwole; bargain ~~ ¢iunde at & ta kha yond > ion BS on property; puenty insurance; 6 per cent in- | city. Fay back in easy monthly or weekiy| Consult A. Morrison, 6 N. 3d st. > “pric S.rictly high-class ama A. I. } TenN Bfnehia gg ee ! gu g00d rn J. Dubinsky, settniaah” eam pf TP Be — nn Boren orivi) - . af rest; ans ide with our own money and payment ‘ ADVERTISE with Standard list your. listing of what ce $10. 000. terms FARMS FOR ‘SALE sii ‘ rit | Ra _ : i co i A Roe da Mo - os oa ") ~ r - nme ge my oe e stere i »b -ecorde of Deeds ready fo! sS THE RN LOAN & ens rndahay 9S -. pullers; 64-page rate book estate vou have for” . is fi: RE " ae Se , si : : U MAN'S CHANCE— ‘cre improved| deed of trust: ample description of property | 2°/‘ery.,. We make a specialty of first-class | B’way and ‘berty C type aly BR} 9 « Standard Advertising Agency, St. as : thi time Al, ESTATE | FARM—For rent; stall: must buy amas . a iri far 00: wT liown, *bai- cagme rr lox J yeat-ID! spat a. (QQ) a a oH GRE L t = REALTY : a J erty Cent rust af Mo i] is time. ~ | amount dairy cattle. Trautner, 815 N. 3d ce 4 rea t O pe nt (2 acres under: SECOND oeD: ’ TR i iG iT. 1 “7 a ontes ENT MONEY TO ~T, ADVERTISING SERVICE co. : : . * . ' , 7TARM——8O acr: - siie fron lacken he h-wire 2 mics ay Will make r discot recon : , of ( SNS om yA TS For drawings. folders, sales letters, mai ay for One Price ARM~~10 e Aol af + abe name Ma ~ “i Mens i Di. Cc ’ . : °=4 _— OD TtoT = . “ ealre: a arnoo ve i. mer and Maple, 160x135: pave | “ity: ‘ ,| fishing, motor a © boating sports; 3 NDEL, 309 al - St. Lows. Keane & Frank's 1008 Chestnut MOI wat 5 ry Txt +5 COMPANY, BROKERAGE CO. | for all types of atitomobiles, barks in rice. FARM—Will sell my $11.200 equity in cre unde! Ww, Treacy for raising an aS sa — ‘ (c80) - : = 21 and 922 Boatmen's Pank Blas. a >| trai icvTa: this means a bie future to the - ~~) man Automatic Electric Brake 72° Golden Gate av.. San ' Av.. West of | 384-acre Miesovr! farm for $5000 cas! thing, ii jood, rich rou! good room LAN R CO N RY : Ui = UNT- | eivediv idea ¥ Tus ‘ omot . ' D L,. Kl ) he Bh S ’ tent ore , sy ) 7} r sg ¢ ’ . —— - as r Ay ace uick se' ce, iow coargees. Vandeventer quires all my time and attention. nor spberrics; .« oe : 325 es und ult tion, | ar 7 Ww ANSTRA TH, 717 rig Chestnut.tc6) We have first deeds of trust for eale on mas WN OM | ANALY ZE—It ama! factory or busisess with oo aero a double ae ities, I have Ben lity and money. n- 38 7. a ; left for management of farm ig reason for ; schoo. PD onethe e and i dg re res im timber 4 pastur U-room hi e — rth Broadw a\ ®& cheap factory site. em | _selling Rox G-95 P ost - Dispatc. (cy ‘11 rent. eel , on thada” Sen ty prone: ho mde oes lack waine °inis) » SEE n second deed ‘ rust oan : | Rpeseves be pro pests te $900, $1000. | $13 te. Post-Dispat ~ - , , Y buliding rk Bas ir la’ ce “»* ae “ey: — ’ > ‘ > . . > . ‘ae - a ti Ti Tl i! ij inz proposit! is : | . ‘ mounts , " rt ' ~ ——_ _—— AND BUNGALOWS " RY BOULEVARD FARM buyers, avoid geethy, mistakes, by iiing on & unt of death. : f \dation 24 mi! from | Louis be- ‘es ag 4 ., Benes ~~ $4500. $5000 —~ we ee Prepare now for your C hristmas needs, We | = . OPP ORTUNITY to become distributer mn . + - Ferm to ‘Fit’ You, ohn Aub ’ av [ween iennme anGd LF vat b maT ié ‘ runt heaeas en . - . l‘le neurance ete : n . loan money on your plain note without en- > * nn, f ‘yee ’ to ‘ reacing “A ; Bei ——_—— — —-—_—__ ——_- --— | : ; | elena A. wi ay Real Estate” |" ns Gecnera or aesurtts lissour! for permanent auto special ; — Wy. Feneen smn ant City pada. Chicane: oe ne co oe ae Propet RCCEPE | ETON to $2000. Third floor, 812 heatna WM. J. ABBUTS BESLT I OO... ye $10 ata Up sells all year round; small investment, : 2 P ° JO n ‘ y onas, ‘ “his 0) 5 Ler -* J . 1 LiVOT, >.) ‘ v_One . x BELT | a yn —— Me mississipp! CRY LOAN COR} TION €500 To $10 000 — —_—_____-_—- ~ To men or women who hold steady salaried | _*>*>, Post- Dispatch (c46x) — -—— - —_—— ~ : 4 ; -* : » | Ls vr ‘ . %anay »" em thiy are pada . - fom flat; must be sold to FAR M—For sale or t 3 401 ) acres alluvial’ FARM LAND » from pecan : Hs ra Be; a 2nth o loan : colts r county improved; reason- ks ( mR SA I: He N y ke, ~ T M I \ [’ Ss ayes ae =e AN AND. NY werner co aie ‘SINESS ood future for eee = a mig. = dee dae Tai ~ |e ein Raion Gen TT -) vick newe ~ - ‘ i ynpany; good futu or e right ~ cemey tense pote; no Se ee on ape. ee: ae 5 :E * . RADLEY © QUINETTE. 70 , 2eleel_ FF _F. le Chemical Bldgs, Sth and Olive. | reference a. Bite and . ct’ Lackland Road States; about $5000 wortn ol machiner) , Bid | _ o) wa Thee } : st pr " S . 4 i : an a ' BAN ~~, ae = . r’ AP ha Bs a 4 fat” ‘ — 706 ae: \ e¢ k e] i eV ct Kari ]¢ kson Tel. Ol ive R508. a Pa: /Se.3 os ae fe slob s SS sash changes Box E-302, P. J.(C) eepeni P room alley Club, Ripe for sub- | at $100 per acre, can _ et es ee iis i x ' a ' , . : ~'% a y vé« " uf . 4 ® = ~ 7 ds a gh maga - of Forest Tr trade for imcome or stock of mi oe ems bach’ J SOF Gaie or trade - 009 acer road: 1 ~— tere miis epot ont: res On apartme + aay arn anit J rivat a stocks AND BONDS | rame single Try county Ai sum 4 | —_ Senter. after «? . Baisch, 42 1 | i a r. i os . / ~ . . i“ : s.. v¢ ' es ‘ : pas SR, — , wT ” Ee sTaryir b ~ 4 (; ET On h : IF PF bs RINGS , OANS m: rade on T.ibert’ Bonds and list ad Be. | j ite 84 = * : u tat singham. ———— - —-_$— tools 2 or . and : Bs . Gt : a — : - _ fave especial ‘ ry f irities = Ss Dev ent iacount, payadie in anes ick cottage;"” NCOME PROPERTY Wtd.—To_ exchange, se Bicep gage mide cong sate tn Mn, 16Q acre n auto roa ge t if lros MONEY TO LOAN, rust for e: flats, apartments, residences. 1° mont paymen SINESS CHANCE — Bakers, att toa’ i. open | nday; terms; ITON AV. LOT farm of 400 acres, elluvia! san ly loam bot- part pay. i aren. Tent ~ own, one-half in cu.tis n — as best REAL eSTATE usine properts nm amounts of $1000 cent to.7 ne t+ security 2 ‘to ni¢ . leventh % ie Middieb At arshal! «. eun parlor, electrig, an ‘tow perty WwW anted | gcre: can arrange ema! ash payment, as Missourl , yee ~ Yaad a = M EY 17 MOA?! modern line an ubtedly svi LINCULN Housi: Irs S: cert! te, | ee Ee Louis, Mo. 88; gp en eon fram “> Zoo anwe f° Purchase} ance long. easy term: fOr after 3p. 0 —Before you huv, write for tree list. | and water mS ee Be $6. above of any kind.) eee ee eT aeeor in té hoe it os ul estate loans is our exclusive busi- | | Series, Twe pir months; paid up. Rox | BUSINESS OPPORTU ee ng electric: casy ¢ ‘ _ hie td ut $25,000. Quick! of merc roe ‘= Sun , | "BE lallock, "1422 Me-Causiend av. (c¥O) "7 Headquarter ° faro eh oe “ena ee aa > en ier 2 oF Wie S405 oN — . — 3 Fi y gee) me Onur process revolutionizes the reméving of : 4 4 Raisch, 422 fsinggnam A * ae PV —aeed. an cian taeios 7 _* ae, "4 . 4 IMEEM Re at Bh eo : — : sone , ay ei ST K-—LOOY ase cot opper, OSe paint enamel, Varnish, and cleaning: em- 4 room frame) SSEAR REALTY Co. REE LAND—Now open for development.; “Mo.; bargain. Henry Pait. Pe mr sinut, St. Lou! IRST AND SECOND LOAN: a in rd K. Love Realty Co. Box R-104, Post Dispate clusive operating rights, with « plant for any a. 4 and 288 A A | | FRE bk - ae i ; a; 0 etric: terms: 4 a " seace Bldg. Five acres or more, that will pm oduce $300 y “Ie _ ——— ee . ; ee fossa Ve Saaeee wrt i wc teat 704 Mos : 6 —" . oat “oan “ye a | vat Tuxtel ec. Oaxaca. Mi 44 0 a hid : Lf ; ’ j ; \% , s. i _ ‘ ; Paes py - rtd , ' ‘ _ VY ( (* ‘lee » | - a o V dt- Kar l¢ ‘ 0) * : oes : | i + wh . x on wi .' — 4 ~ ee ia val 1g —s ~ ; syst ¥ - oF talia f; hy Amster L Firat — tor esidences 2 ey A TEE Cae, ep Phe ee; Seam. . 4 : 223. ings, 3 barns, th rm buildings; half STRAIGHT OR MONTHLY PAYMENT nar. Forest 922, Deima ) ) > Dictograp! E> 0} atonal Bank Sen See Sur new lists. (c62) | mente, Si irmain, Chi i ’ wa cw Pick —_ POS ear _o uesenberg Units CAPITAL Wtd —For manutact Uriag automo. Ys —-—_- ———_ hee Mo ; , eg? = firoa 0001 P set mee - an ane met ther ont im 5 fw l com.) . a blie accessory; would prefer sales \FrAnnw—_A0 ‘ house rn, outbuildings. -ARM—40 acr ©1500: 449 aer houses.| @@f acre 150 cultivated. BO bot ~— — Siete lew- easy aavment 1000 Gladys Bele p oy ae i Sa or tool and die maker, AT OR co | ARM Se acres: ate lose ir h : 2 re ; *>*? O10) Tir iy > ' ’ ere ’ . *) oon y itty 27 VV MT Ss. DR ZD. A R KE. AL! CO. ~“ ‘ fz . ‘ a bins Mair 7m LOO e 7] dy i : eee . essentia r.: & : LORED eemeel and Cowan: if take $1450; terms | * "~""""'99x) | 30x60. smokehouse and poultry house, sprinj 4006 CHOUTEAL A | | | 56) 1 J ev 50 | unlimited; would consider inoerporsting. ot’ 120: ree ; “ Balle. 7 roome arranged ' ans rem Me otvadony Moorefie! d. se “99) a , er i gt . - a ' ‘ : or if sot S: cash. Mo: n © joan in sums to suit on ss l oUAe —e maT rin , secondhand eaten pe a ' . a ® fy K- 152%. Peat bepateh. tf : A as, electric; price | LAND SO0-acre tracts near Pine Bluff. ur | ‘ultivation: $4500. Be ‘3 bajance ) stat (Oe bile ondition no object. Joe Ho/lfete! kVUY SsnYecers SOT. .. “APITAL—I specialize in fnancing mecti- e: 6 rooms, tile bath. fe. 406 In HONY SCHMITT Ark.: near pike roads; no low, wet, waste |) post-jispat: , acres 4. jltivated, | rcharc, 3 | ~ “ANSW 5 R IN T Ww QO Hi U RS 3 Sheridat a | Kae tek Worthe: ay - torious business oe A selling 5Ox196; see owner, ceapays ge ife aes {e*) land: oniy $500, with $20 cash and $10 ; ” me » gale " ; ' oa trav es, hog-wire 1 3-Troom hi \ , MONEY to 3 ried people, easy payment 11) Miller 7 oy stocks or frst gel ig Pee . mate 2 5 / ‘ . ~ > ms " > re > vt vig . wus wy ate -_ , neg ws ‘ ie Al oh f Soy ot John tone, 2 ace 3 os furnace, electric: ~ ‘tte shed: tinished uff, Ark. ——— — 7. Bh Fa + » 2A — - ” 10 @c en. lega’ pouitr arm : - * u thi wkins h ou! ” firsts se :d = . Pesan —e POO) r — r . , Fag dies _eago ne . ‘ ‘ sale “or ~ exchange e. 160 yg "AR. improved; j 24 -acre, 6 ; o ““me dwel!'he har d Lle@s , S100.000 on har t ished 1893 MON by joaned on automovles; iat . + tee YO NS : ; Y 4 Be 60 daeae” ' ee ae ’ HOO Ni : 60, CHANCE to ge in coal, tee and fe Auto i” “J@@ acre cotton and «rain farms, which I ued rit r see e ut BEAN. ters r% c W KI? 22 Chestnut cars bought, 80! é Auction + eet bad “a SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. owl) gell at reasonable price and terms, vent , St. Louis, J St La ft , : eee 7A : ite 10H : a Thy Te Ane x rth American, mi, i Dees; sinall invectmnems) hour's ride m ic*) | exchange for good income property: leh me | qe wil = | —- am - “Se , o - -Money [ONEY loaned on avtomobdties t in your} 60 Pathfinder Syndicate 16| St. Louis. Box K-194, Post- my show ) een b hat you have to offer. W. A. Dow- | #A*-« — pe , oe ‘ ; = one ay ICO if MONEY Joan : o9 Pathfinder Syndicate fas owner - ' . iT & ) cash and | rent money ) 1 Wal — ‘ Ridee ark (cO9) nN rom tow? farn 1; 3709 pie h Iny tt — ae So aes , : possession; mortgages paid a. ‘ t 100 Rem di il Loan (com and pfd). CHARTERS — Dew ware, basement. n QY.; near 5500 St. eii. *% “ mut 10g@e. . —— | _— Par di ‘eye = - ; \3 s M. HELIA 7 N rieht ' ant ‘vates terest and co mm issions ? | a " 10 Revablic Nations] ‘Bank. : granted day received: free - 3B :ooms, . tlectrictty. gas. ete. - +HOMESEEKERS—109 acres 12%“ cu tiva- ARN . ~— Satin Teen’ ae ane ‘ # Bo, ~ = MONEY sui ‘4 galarie¢ peopie. furniture 2000 Revere “On ; a lonfal C harter Co. -. Wim on. , ' ‘ eaetnu 7 . . -* ; es ‘or ¥ : only $3 00: att (Trac- ra Alt ai S —— | ‘or rooms, vath, fry xe A oe ae CHHIS' “LAN BRIN KOP ecia 7 : . . ; chard if I , Fores: (, 2004M, or} tion. balance timber; house, barn, orchard, ; Someta : N J w? fident iiway | 200 Robert Edmonds Mineral Deed é A. Ss. - ae | ’ - in : arTTy 7s r - yn. 33) ome is .*. QO J ’ . - - os e y oe . 4 . 7 Ww BURI AN FE x« hanae Bf _ ———— ~- — ~ te 200 FE I. . ~~ O11 > * ; / cation. living Jd. . As > iv L. it a - Hox K-%. Pont: Diepateh, soe Nieaeond 1144. | Net . ° ; : , Nettleton, Ark. | ‘ D=aa (‘ot: he " B; + : caer ¢ S eananiiive : —_ | —————————E——————— - — = i t . ataiog “ar In argains . . . «= * > a “ ‘ . OANE 3D nm se . . ‘ 4 queues | ES - Ss . 9 - ¢ . “ } Le. Pa oOuna On reai €st te » ~ ra w a) qT, : ‘ l, : : ’ [60-ac RE HOMESTEAD wre overn- FAR MS-——Missour: Ping: Sars , Selected throughout ‘“‘“Kunny Southern Jer- Ae. vy S10 O00: lowert - ates (cP). at «2 wel i. Per y theme Pie - ‘4 105 Strong & Co , 70 MMON law ¢o sco. We : _ ; ed - — OUnG ; : pe =o J eae . 50 Traffic Truck Hl: pa : fre Larson 0. aang will =~ ke; raise corn, S Tin ment land; healthful Ozar in Miesour! and Tllinoi rm See us y* Ideal fruit. poultry aad truck section. | = ——-— oie Chestnut 7, | cotto clover, fruit. vegetabies, | . MARK H. WILSON SAL ., Man al , photos Write toda MONEY TO LO. AN ~On real estate; sere en ae preegiiaslinenenipmeeiag Oe 500 Turman Ol] ...... . t er. Kortork. + apace tree. a (*) pits | or Camere “30 to Giencoe, Mo.: {tmp “ ar Merame Dimmit ities; good fence plenty of ; mount o it; ai eotate, © ith ment irge cer liseount . ane Ry pt wag Oe ao ia cas ‘at 7 5o OS ee ae av., f ble nd on each par ' mae sity provert : lertor Lt. : tae? . snooth rol! rivile , , rept, nent at nte lates fwet rial vs . a , “hertnu . u & On held articles; per ~- or ‘ewe families: a > Bunay Southern Alberta. = ae Rid “’ hee r" 4, $ per re tanks «© S rove San STULRSSEL EALTY C 36 ran . TO $60 QUICKLY LOANED ’ onan Tite. i Py ne contre | | Morrison _Lahorate N, 34. trade | | aren ane -—_——-- ; t cur at cheapest rates, best and | Truck, Miaeour! Car. Wien fgvay. (c®) c farming already 4 . oe ; . , y ; . ;' * a a y y * re ' | ' : > ° . + ; get a and concerning antprey be smail, well-iocated Incgme property avy ° ~ ieee we = UG L ASS LOAN & INVESTMENT C ‘CREDIT co, .% Ratway UGurhenes 7b and Olives ty sits ak Kas. water, : ; : n a payment “le : Dow, "O05 reeset | aT ' ; 7 oo ‘ te ’ . ae Du" . 4 b21 Se yur! ' Bidg ic) 3) ig. Upen 9 a ri q uv pp i. (cS) , Olle 2255. Central 4340. Olive haan aaa oOo ¥. B16 a. moog Blas iL thb ide Alverta. . Sedalia, Mo. «cU9) ids live ' ecurliy Bids. e Chestnut.(c*) vinclal DBidg © : e.

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aes Lee — * % , Sete ys ~'gt ‘ , ? yet eine [ees _ = % Opes.’ et 4 +a - x } 4 eas . ce ae xe . * -* ' as Os Renee ge Oe rien oN we. ee ier eee Bie : ma a - . — — ‘ pi Pine Sets re TeB ok, ies fs ae ee » Le SEONG eer eee cee at SO eae Oe : Sa vy L> Oe ¥ - * ’ = ‘ » by x > ——_ “% P ee. 7 SS Sie % ~ . oe ‘ ar AS Re Fr t ‘ > b, 3 ’ - oo ea : feet a ‘ ‘a : 3 ’ ? Ne : " PP en, 7 : " 2 Saige eo me 74 " > " ay . es ae : - > out . oe. x : - Ch ances, Wanted and For Sale le Ads today: _ —_—- SB ost-insraTtce. ‘S 600 FARMS For Sale, W Wanted; Fersonal Property and seal Estate Loans; Business . BUSINESS FOR 8 sate La ee a a - >. oe eh - Or 8 eee a! 7% Se a eel -» -é : South Side (BUSS 33@ESS F FOR | SAl = DRY Gc Dp —A nad | a). oe . ena’ Tavior ay. For oo ena ~ i a wes See sell fxtu®es separate es ~_rangggyE EES ETURERET Deln ar might trade for a’ ARTING a comoanr’? Seve expenses end miei tion : ree, legal blamk ~B linhe: _put, Ka —_s City. Mo, : FTOCK-BOND ISS! ‘Es UNDERWRITTEN Quickly and —. hrough our mationa service. mianes at sma = free book)et_— — 118 LaSa)le. Chicage @ear from pereans wt? petents fer sale: give éGetalles. Wri: Maury, Box 96. Columbia. Tenn cE op Ne — oe Bow ik against rnish name? of saleemen to sell, solicit bosiness @rganize vou prope: compile printed ma ro... 153 W. SW e. propesttion ‘or «a business for tf irr by an excentiona! Louis. Oljver Langan. an opening for one more © e" wb or vic! nity ; ? vou can have 3500 capital we wil! st fer voureelf ard ecauin at our expense Your money is oa vreur stock of gcoods. ‘Exr 1 sh hh a] e basinessn, for all or hal! imterest. no ™, facturing or or real estate agen's answer K-112. Poer- et Lrispan th $750 CASH. bals balance like rent. 9 roo Wetter heat: modern 4.5xx wee perish. Ror 6-105, 3 Post Dispa cn BUSINESS WANTED —Meticine of househo!! we full particulars and price oe : Ss STORE W: nee ‘or store GARAGE Std — A garner. filline win sore. t2 a cood pas bison cash. balance give full particulars ‘first let «r x. st th . Post-Disne teh RY Wed —First-class. recein: cs $3000 per me ment h Cebhanv as SESCERY STORE Wra.—! hace — a. EY trade for a stere. Box fer Quick and eatisfactory reeul. -- B ity real service, GEO J. ext LER ALTY co. Natliopad Bank of Ride Oltve 4079 __ > a? onc We ean rhe ANY BUSINESS SOLD a AND _ PRIVATELY i. 5—Deoing >I - fee) Brig > burn eT? ~h * i AE — Shite ” x Mw ~ POLY “MAND Pace ry ? ’ ~— ’ a eta bitshe:| ne Severtunttv de Te “eam. Treteee (hires me NCHROO ‘M—Your best offer wi a Meat — Rot Markets Qo] RINTING - 3100 pet ple Proposed. 7 > > - vote _ tes ~ "By the Associated Press. WASHING TO. WILL SAVE RUSSIA vote of the} ha was proposed In | - by Rep-| a resolution introduced today resentative Republican, California. The resolution also would rovide Y eee dentia! primaries tn all supervision of Con- are, P —— din One Week gress and fi ff the President ° . " ‘ +. «> ‘ rh . —— uC - a3 Bet. .@rms ' ‘J i.ba e Oi : — I —_———_————$—. 1421 Prank! a iL Pine: _ Phon R— and confectionery eh et ac “oun? vustness. For. a = Aeyt inch parior: doing "eason for,ge ing ~ 4 RR. St+ -s south pocket > ‘tard wate Faon- ~articu.ars ,a regal. variety nev maker: cheap. taken - 7 *Oo-* "4RP TR TT Torr a ~ ae mares ip Ve~xt petT«ons are heneat and wt! haeeee ame ‘ere ad articles if the leas ip : *5164 vavertiaed in tin- house «Fur partien “home the want ag of leave it with Pest-Disxpatck wantd | f themselves till the Russian col- apse Not srympathizing with the bolshe- Czechs wanted to reach the western front. an were promised safe conduct to the Asiatic coast of Siberia by Lenine and Trotzky. Some 30.0990 of therfii started east. Hait got to Viadivostok, but the rest were 1t off een treachery. The Rer- olutionary Committee of Behemia appealed to President Wilson for American troops to protect the reir vriks the 7 at the group that reached Viad!r.- ican Red Cross, ang because of the newly created interallied control of | the Siberian Trans-continental Rail- way and the Chinese Eastern Rall- way. by America, Japan, Great Britain and France, a sort of re- cetvership to last till the Russians could run the lines property. This control proved te be too much of an ideal to become prac- ’ : tical, Morris said, and suffered by | “a singular resurgence of national- ism”* among the nations interested. | The final withdrawal of troops and then of railway experts was due, he said, to realization that no further good could be done under’ present conditions. “I doubt whether we in America have a realization of the fine strength and influence of the Rus- sian peasants, especially in Siberia.’ he said. “They are ignorant, but not stupid. They constitute one cf the great reserves of the white race left tn the world today. I don’t be- lieve the American people reatize what a vast empire Siberia is.” “The peasants don't like the bo!- sheviks, but they fear the return of the old regime,” omega “They are using the bolsheviks as police- men till there ts no danger of the old regime returning. and when they have used the bolsheviks for their purpose they will turn them out. I see great hope in the peas- ant, none in the old regime, and no possijility of success by outside in- tervention, which would only tend to strengthen the people in the war shown in the Holchak movemenr Russia must work out its own sal- vation, through its own people, in its own way. I believe that west- ward across the Pacific is the fleld and commercial! destiny of the Amer- ican people, but we cannot re-estab- lish trade relations without commer- cia] stability.” : Morris, who is a lawyer in Phiia- Gdelphia and professor of interna-. tional law at the Untversity Pennsylvania, was Ambessador Japan from 1817 te 1921. ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Dec. 16.—Iss- Gore A. McCarthy Jr. of St. Joseph found unconscious near the rafl- road station at Carrollton. Mo. yes- terday, and 4ied last night in a hos- pital at that place. McCarthy was accompanying a carload of chickens consigned to Boston and ts supposed to have fallen from the train. He was 35 years old and ts survived by a wife and several children. left a home for the aga ae | EMPL INDEX to Auditing & Accounting Automobiles . Aate Travel Trips Bicrcles & Motorcycies PROMPTL pealed to Westen, an of other da@m te an “You're weloome te he I've got.” Westen aus friendship began. . mA “He Was a great com while.” Wé4ston told the he just would being afraid of took offense and after « last night I tol@ him 3 leave today.” a | O'Neill, he added ais & r extra line foe. pa morning and went : % gma “lectures epirttua. iam. etc... about $ o'clock. oer ens tered into DEATHS qather anc aunt. = from residence . Puners. ao pue, op Sunday, Dec. 17 S ment in or: efontaine ee eg? A wild duck the number bany =piritua: ‘st _Ctureh. Thursday, 730 o. mk Sunday 8 mh A agner. MISBION—Service F cama tot a ‘> e.870n pi. UNTVERs “Bel lefontaine VF TRCTH—Marcus Hall. Prot yA <ceenijiwereonstengn neater emasiecer ie 0 Cie ttt ~ rr be a

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x eee eee RAM, Re RR rer a 00 ne are —— = HOST, SERVICE FOR SALE : AUTOS, MUSICAL] [es ee ee ee dear mn iner, SILOUN LAE st. & L.: Come home; eve | A! ANS iO) ETT ee he : i| Hi WES «i I : \ " 7 ’ ° NA : S Q VERI n the wee ea ec. 13, 1920 inn, @.7 Ks send book at Jnce; .m- | ices , lines le a — * -iented in womanhood fic ER: ——— ~ pero ee nondlauel aor aS Pie: amet th hey "Sun Wy, Dec. 17, at Spa ++ ar ther-in-law ana Sem dnee ot The 2 a a eieitin P Peis es eee ow ~ 4rom the hearts who }, ved her . ONAL — Will Party who bought plano ; Lew t; about N : spiritualiem, etc. Sve fey 4 — es uneral home. 2201 Soy: _7 cars ; Ged rhea o Ji$] rons Serves the Tight lo re lect any quer » soa \ mis rrow and givor rou ope biock on Page call Forest 3766 : Pee St. Le: line. : ‘pigee @ St. Marcus Com “ats, Mill take piace on Tuees | “_ Sonal and telephone cails. or answers by mail. ;¢ ge io flower too sweet 4} rth, SSO © Lindel) 617; in, 7. ft , , at 4 at 74 » Ter > _ - : " il. ('¢ ? ; -©7) re [ ’ w i Cc.) pty Phi, irom , i) ° residen Pa ‘ - Uti rf ifte nt iwi, ey epi PT ys " >? ¢ ; Q “u ” s ons inot = 'fOG Ina i . en 2 ve iin b al ; ‘ ‘ . ‘ uid As Y Stio fi } j Ar - g : . ‘+ moO ‘ aVu srii " . - un :Ou . - - . J ALil § RTI ys _ = oi Pee ~él 12th st . . y Dp. ms tack ane : ~ ‘ 5 rt tail; li = a agp 1, hlered , = : ; a ' ‘ oe a ode > » “nto rest on Thureday. | er) “sw St. Marcus e ca sincerity, when a Mead by stamned d j [ , Pag “7° «@ 2dadreseg: €7' €iove mw DY her children, re isA } ’ .™ } A . ; , 7S . \2 ' ‘ eens MES PROPLE ( hI EONAL—Walter. Myrtle divorced about Allen av., or - ee SSS Board ( enaprecters S pe : — . sebes é : 13 ———— Instruction ‘Miscel.). ' Moving and Storage... 10 Reset ts—Country i 9 } 4 uckD't’e.1o | Coming Events Gas Pipe Cleaning : aha a were Gold a Productive Publicit 5 r si y; Ceress, Profits | Jewelry | iain we Roommates .... ae Detectives Help—w omen, Girls. a Machinery ____ P : vel Trips - 9 | Carpet Cleaning © _ ) Househ. ersonal ee ES | Miscellaneous For Sale ©. .is Printing. Addressing... | Seeds. Plants. reas PROMPTLY ron rauine ean cie ANSWERS. Sos A THREE-TIME AD CosTs LESS, PRODUCES MORE. ©n told the : in | MEMORIAM _PERSONAL [ LOST a ND FOUND ‘ { JIN DE X to Section ot : te ‘OR eaggpag cs meee EE re — vag Homes, Real Ea- Birds—Poultry Chi ‘= Lands, Financial =z ch ropractors 4 65 =) Ay CH INDEX to > Section “B”—See Section A tit, “ptt: Homes Meat xe. “ethics. ae ey ili 18 “em matruction (4 imme ler ction uto) pee Musical ‘ OSE gia RK fin ae Building Material. ' Dancing nd Silver . instruction (Music) ... Painting . | mg Si ver a" Soe: , oving....10 Business Cards Swern adie i ees | Help—Men. Boys > f oe taee +e ot ore bes 4 - — 4 z ‘ > » . “a . “e , _ , . ” y : : aC] , I i? j y ‘ t " . 2 - ‘e e x ‘ rn) ' : F on a. te ; ‘ ° Sagina R eaaty , Mich. : : =P . ; ' nid _ out r pemory of my dear! ,)&rried a a thereart . + BOW living ; . ‘ opal ‘from residen: ?-. a tt ~a hg : mm — _ i) . ©, b “a ; " : ’ Y) ty a - rr 24 aaat [ rani) . ? . gene ; wale : ‘ 4 (mi Who departed ; ‘= 4. I . a .* " ’ after diamonds Sunday, Dec. 17, at : . Inter ~~ ae LD é Sti fe eral h. ~~ ‘© kas “Ses Rummerf. is] » Cabi . hed I t ’ ' r ] PaRSON Ail Fases witt bab 5 anh - Miamy, y, ; - ust Ta Sera: hom ’ ee : Lt ‘ £itijS] . ‘ ~ , ee bach ~4. Y 1 ba y who ‘took. “Vel- . ‘ hesota ay: Bellefontaine Cemete: (oT) | , ole. be ee teVE rs eles: ‘ ind My: lost Mr e Kee- =: not identi. arr in tee ) il @ied one 7 Wh cdnee es 1g vmous-Barr eoda fountain. | ENVELS a - 405) : ‘A, ieT t\ j ‘ oF aun? Ja . * oP) ; r . ; j a hu ] \ & Li ti j bag i.e . aa tor y ,odl ‘ is KNnO wn. Return and “av id te (op a Entered mio res Sat a q “, . : Caiey : ‘ ruit | vate a heaven, one jess OMe; } trout ; es Spondence , > brown; Pay paing corre - . arton, iti hil “Tite re arte BT ’ tt A . — re rom Peres, bb nin? © =. « ' . ihe: P , ‘ >| al j ’ ’ a : a. al ; i Mi @Biv . F>> R: SON. ve Bil) J. a Sure, Mike. w om till 13th , ‘ 23 Stree \r®ena) o ™ ate Var mn M i "tng —r: Magra — hie : . oe ‘ . A . j « ‘ } ; .* ‘ : ! ery ay. nnor 3 bar } 4 ae ‘a , | na ir de bere , ' s¢ HNETTGOECK F : > idre«s ly bee end , , Pighaak “ on at,, ] anville, lil. Case, “Fisher.” Lose, nd W shell ? from ss s Parl rs, 7 : : 4 ‘ in le. . en. T) on , fe . = | "fa. a —" : ’ 7 } ’ . wee b. r ; ss . ’ ’ j . , ‘ 5 ae & iu ns e " “we anew ier hited : Oe at i ; ¢ nited , ' Ot Ves, fi B00ULS of Onn Powers, last heard « In| «wee. wt, N ‘base —___Kewara : farm «@ ure, hence to Caivary Cemetery ai >) we oe ay, De 2 Db. hn. e- | band of Gasttforcke dearly b, ' = : tt i sed 1 7 sed | , shter, M vel] ter in’ su: Write to Mra. J. G. and ve in| 2590 Louis: ‘ugents” ement ; bier houn Cc » Dec. 1s v [=> © aS , noer of Liberty rent. No st ¥ med CaM ett gu. > (nee Tne: , ; 421@ 111 t} Mis rt NAPs aa vt ' ster ‘irs n irke, gr : im OM -Urphysvoro, il, ic) | FUF t; large or TON. ounty, nm ; Entered into rest on Friday | No 4 ae ‘ers’ Union, Loca! ust, Gertrata 2° ce. Frat £ eet eee the 2 ' Sar re coe Me ee PE + NAL—Want address of Harold £. | bic in ‘BlumerttD child, who = ‘4 ’ if. belove.i oe : ve ce dea: : nen | ober ’ ; i ; , Le - Ot orane. . Pa. order, chil d of former Mrs Clara Wer- vai Tr , avoid trough ble 4 delicatessen ttranhof: REEVIN. DRISC OLL—FE ntered into r > ae Roedeke, et ' > If he cahs?} , Ri - a= | ory f my dear wi n and would like to get in touch With child . 1 S3355R en Aae » 7 4 . 7 . . i? ty? : ; r ‘ ; 9 . ™ = ‘ ’ : ‘ se ‘ 4 r 1 y? ae i > ~ ‘U inher K. VV T , { er). — our dear cranddauchte: av, De 1 ¢j 1%: ; at 11:20 i we cin and ‘J “es Dian: ou hail? if |] efos , Lneir weiegl ; re gece SOS, ry is ket ' erder.s 3720 Nortn Mar ES SSES— Lost, — bla ck "oe faa end cous larn rn "? mp el a ‘ fe) a g0n-i: nom he ead . . ‘ ~ Iga at ; ry : 7 . : i > am ee j | ee ; . : 7 resge's or Woolworth’s, or Oise Bint. on outas, Deo 18 at 2 vw m. rence E feevin ee maham) oa. aha On}! lear “ot iin “yey hay aiteiadiiine : ’ ie gh “oe OE ese . Fag pe arties who saw old lady fal) | GLASSE s—TK we 3519 > A. Stocks funeral bome =! ! ’ — . ; : f . : 5 . , ‘h Tn ‘i . . rep : - ° . , . whes . ‘ f* . | ‘ nf . : : r ; nin . ‘ ‘ : ‘’ " e od ~* * . “ies ’ re } imos E ge! car Boing south On Ho- Case. ' ‘all Detmar 3 ai 601 F ci . Za he: Pan : 2. TY “uns ; MT nde. = . aS ; i od 4 rt} : ‘ ‘= . . > : “ r ‘ a 4 (toe . “4h abit) ' 4118 A at 10 a m - Sun lay, GI as E 49 Rewara™ ‘ , pera ‘oeN ~ tafe, » & ‘ Ont niec, _ - i. | rt = , ave , 10, see Mr Maga om, at 204 and 2U s +S— Lost - dark 2 .: j “s : ' : ; } rr ’ rer a : re »? 4 ‘ “i . z ‘ : . bey tere , ; . ‘ ' , . ' VV : Wright B os e o Case, T? shely ~ lon . Diack t the Tesidence of er Cau , las a : As a ?} . . i"*h 7 i } ij ' ; tA | _ : ; ‘ awODign iUe., or cali Vlive THSO. ie) J lUrsda y. Cal iH > s k iis ave . a .,ity ‘ Re tives ’ > T “als ‘ {"@rmmata, , ‘ ry ‘* ’ Bre ri . ASSES a ; ner lay ‘+ 2 ; A} a , z= ' 7 - / ; _ nd When x mec ' . la Sarantas, your Funday Ost, in leathe : : 3:30 | | rere Ra. | LO. at 8:31 SmrTn | ', 5. @ issy ec. : i Saat OP en “ee noe s Wolfe, would like to] —S#": rew: ard. Tyler er on bart line the ri + e Arthur venue, *hurc!} ' da ee dt “ nm Sate . stad Sar ae’ oo melidg sit ner. Will pay your railroad | | GLASSES— —Lost; ao (ce) : : : 7 ua as . ’ ‘ Aa , .- ‘) ’ * . . i ; J r ’ ’ Z . ’ ’ . Pr had ‘ . . . es , — ~ & r ’ ’ tt ° . oon? . 9 | ‘ + r . and Pion — _ ON _UN ORPHANS’ - 22, 2:45 a. m., at =OMO T a ee a on BORy. | nm aonday, Dee } 7 | 4 7 : otis | : | ae é pont wher ite of Ethel Beard of Pitts. 4900 ox Culbertsc name ris Gooda ackland eum a : pending safe "¢ allie . ert a os eeap > “fur er ess ; ag eP, 0. ce ~~ Ine ne City, Sept 12, ac- 'S83— Lome -_ (e) m. Burnett, beloved sian — 7 tin hk . — nets ' it : ae 2 200 Y. Knogst an &uto sales- Thursda: eCVer tortoise shell, in|) oan f lear brother a“ Mo tNe Mi Shi d Martin, ' . . -~ ' , é' - t _— : ; - ' they re reported Hy ng somewhere re ; vy eve oh ,.¥ cinit Cy wal . = , = , , ' - . _ : ithe , . ere re Ward. > . ¥Y tira ’ ; - sore rT Anna KRund a? . nt st ao aa a , : ' L itzius tter know; 2 Pr ssOUllS anxtous. Address Pp. | ’ Lindell : 714J. ne and Cass; ¢ "Se t aeolian , ied De Bs | * O. Box 35 Pitt burg, Kan. . ras ~~ ype st: ~ "EE Pe ee : ; ——— — es , Aa weet . » ‘ase ba) ning = : f; * Car; w ——e, ch ix mt S44 M «f Rew ard, Cal]! Coi- —— urgin a. : . L. Pleits- lapel, Sue Mrs. Man th. dearly | » Mom coo t | : : 1 beat r mother’s “4 | American Yeo Biiieee sreone. to Vaihaite Come ron chapel, Sew Cherpkee wren seRenbeln | NM, MAT A Barrett ending hit an nse : fe : COMING EVENTS” ABS Loa oni i) can Yeomen to iros 428 Chi street m Es ; t OME oe tWeen ‘Bu I nid’ iday eveni ' ‘ ; it , | -_ Pi | P ‘ ; : mae é paNa Es itila (lana at Mrs, Hard ter, Mar? flee id and Marni om nd Quecu “fase: i , ; . . : - , : Cae ‘ Ww ty oueee at tiam! {} ton Hot el. Delmer - 14° and Mar ‘cus; a ea. . ve ec. 23rd Call Caba ny | > ~ r — * ) : ri ery ; ——I_ os fur roposed orphans’ home 01 gop ree Robert W. Cox, | MRIEC BAL mat ee ceeriechbaum = (nee | Virel a" "4. mat . (or near St. Louts MMRans of Priscilla Fetes hse o>: | Zi i wee Mec. 1G. | law and ee | oa em 3 2 ti ft a . We : miss you feb or _mirtionlan — by the convention of | sear father of Mrs Sdward, Jess. ie aS A nterea 1 vad ween 5005 Cnue viet OM family reattes hod Pa , 5 the : gentire miy ET ge tt g ,, Meme 3 aii - | SLOVE—Tees pies reward. Colfax [aaaw | ern Missou eee OO sears te | 4 Dee. 15, 1922. at 3:39 0. me at hin ns smote Church. “Intenma’, ®,* aapteoageas °s add rou ell ami ree re safe in in bower, Auto and Travel Trips 3100 oe, itd Olive hgdtving: viciniey | it : ‘ ieee , ; —— e; «ce b ; rh . Toy , ' Cut » ~ Gh or } NE tet , ADY ie or Calif rnia after holida vs | HANDBAG—Too —sa6S. ae re y i ! ind | who | Rox ik cc ona any pat ‘Si for expensea. | 29-8 of + Klassesy. tiem ae: am x. I . in-law, aged &Y fon, which | ap. lg orth Twen- | Krisner, dear hues os te Krisner (rn seeeed ) ‘street. Sunday. De at 2 a., | Rue and father Adolph L. Kri«ne aan Sa eer nto rest on Preise. rn 4 , , ) te Friedens Cemete) ow oy ork prowaer of Mrs. Andrew P./ a " . Z ‘ 4 awvt . In is a4 ] ‘ te : r} iA - si ‘ ‘ ry > — ae ; “i 7 , Z r* . . 7 . , . ‘ r : “al 7 , “ / mi Frank iby ‘a ' ine . I raey } : . Ue «a i? ~ * . > = 4 . : . i : . riers i i , 7 "OUT, F ‘* . yY ps i\ ~4 ’ — t . ; te ‘int aay a ; a — d rankli: lew ear fi r-in-lay brother n brothe moma TG belove wit Curmn. ir : I Pane ; not he re sible for an tre , SS 14dy and } ; . > father. in-law and prot} in-] ies oe ug ina de 2 , \ emia: = ™ after this date by my + ife, ide oe PA Van ard ee: ; sy . Fuesday, Dec. 19, at 2 p.m. Remains ' lie in state at Sharkey | /PUr . eg eee FE . end H , : : . | é “RALPH COPP. ONEY Sit wa Stolho:! Bros. undertaking parlor 1044 | char ~~ Me hion bouls rd Due notice! ;-.. : eter of Anna H 6 ' ' aiiG , : 2.) 2 7 3] ‘TA! Orc ano ii Small , — Deane en : : i _ , ‘ 7 ~ ~ ) 2 , . o~ ie . ; ‘ OTICK—I] — . —- a ond ail purse, isthe —_— ots av. Imterment at Valhalla Cemeter f fu | late eceased was ai ms Ose Romer : age nother-in-}y T ry or ; m ; AS S¢ cl ify] Lake ewood fs fn >. ., Kicker, | .. os! tl om y ‘ © Boys +4 . ~ | ofa I . atl ; and reni iY ne —_— J ; i a ] ‘ h ‘ . wr S oe . oe a a nen we. CHY Tt Loula. Md ‘Ward indeventer, Lin fe : . 4 I ’ z t ’ , ar Keo « ; . . } ’ pa te ( y ‘ ~ “ see at ° “wu ers ’ Zive hotice > 4 ,, , ; Pp, aid \ EN LE TERY “ Fesponsibie for any debts ‘ih. —Lost, {@rtoise shell, Phare : La aclede a3 , mve v—Entered into rest. Wednee-jiof Honcr bear ; se @ 12 1 58 year; 4 6 23. 1922, at 11:25 vp. m Cath ~ ae a on , tee id : war : ' ey} e, oe r- ; Contracted a 4 : alvin (nee Knob! ch) helo. ed wite | I FE ‘KE } E ’ a} : _ ; or Mery . fam . \de , : aA : ; . : asa “9. ~s 5 - Ake { AF E. re a te a nis ate : v rn \ y ife, Mar. j , . . . Ww rd — Halveland, dear mot her of Gen Pe i et thasisaea fie , e8ONn avenue Se wante Bes let mm at oo a a a-o , . r1 "Yt -™ be nasgear™ ort. 6491 —= pat _We KLICKER ' OP, CHI Da et zaps y and Ear. dear Ga ugh er of nae J . ‘ mu iG } a2°.ne*1 14 ~s - " at >.9n , - — Z bn : ‘ : . ‘ ‘ : . . i } ol . at i HM r, i 45 “ - — . Ss TOK-D and Louise Knobioch «nee Hoe. | * a oo So ge tee | cee. “ Wa ; : ic68) . ERs —~Loat ; on ae : ANCIN (NG RL BLIP. litem, Ms; hn Ww re. Wermte Blames ments jy rm bo: : . ties : ADOPT! | Northland: Om Detween Bast; and our dear sister, Sigter-in-law and te ne , . — se ‘ ' . , SUG ' a Uo-e . ON SG: _ Tem 7 aged 82 years. i a - . te * “ee 4 ( ¥ nF ; AT ei it wat \SBE G— Ag eer D ' y sail ; j 4 c : = ; om : . ahi . y : TT CW - my = 7 t PHO1O—Baby's ; able, x P from residence. 1424 Bentor ; an @ i ‘ ; $e ! f } : , Aw, \ranad- 1h r - “a “ . om ss } 1, . f o« ‘ 7 ‘ a me ery ro r —— , . : Pa > ars Cy ; Gran ndppe ‘girl, - 2 to | 520) “Matmtet® 18. at 8:30 a nm jj >= er. brothe aw 2nd uncie. raunsbe lusbas i the tee ao ham 6 fect hia atta C4 2 ? SEMETE vr, ee in ~ 7 pee : : _ vle= aff ine ron een 064 ladis i ‘aunsberg, des me r: reer ne a ete tal f a 3 . : aed Tay owes give anct pettie mir = 5 to 6; can| i PIN—Lost, on peat tater Ml / , R ] Io’ : ,*00a home and re ferenca. Box E - | diamond pin, near University car, sm smal} Ml mRY 7 ——V irlbalia: (raves: atch Watern 7 stones; mae ve F reward 6300 \ nena ——- | : an av; ‘abany 549 pins Monday, I i's ‘supe thence to Bel! | etheat, am Tae, , aw rest on Saturc ay. ' LEVY—Entereg in:, ' ria’ rrandfathe: aged RO ace S| One areas - ME DIC AL OUI ESTIONS, adhe ; a Natt Fae oe one a m . ] su n . I) ‘ : : ; pe “7 ‘ : ; Tr? N i ita r. on . - . ‘ a IT orth} aw A an ° : ' : . = . > . y ' % } SLA , KET be OK——Laer pare in oS is. wife. of Augustus | Her : ope Lev Age ” month in nehae an. wn on hy Gis ae , . a uATir intere Sf anly ont? — 7rC ~~ wie ae “we a aad _PROPOSALS_ - oe “t. Louis and Ashla ad; “S21 Viet Mother of Ro bert L and Edw ara ‘la % } ‘yen _ \ . : ~- . . . ra - a 2 ’ tidered Din Inonece a fr tm £4) An tf 4a Ms y= a iil be ron - Bins Fees W : ' reece ; 427 36, 4 Lexingt n . $2 1o; re. ~~, a, L Darriman (nee Hero: ak a ae ee 5 = ~.. - @ . We . + j . P 4 " ; ™ . ie meee , . - " Os «> : or Bi North Siemena b! - : a i! 1 th residence f his s on i iE iveln, 4— Enter, 1 {ne , —— , | pe} (Bly ". hee —_ a. i , Is ~ . itruction ‘of ( ‘hou ncn hal n® I’ hone "Bel Ferg: ‘uson 17 71h raay ee Nichols . Levy ; sorth J ci. De : ] at ~ co mee tif re nt 1 ; ate sa 7p | a , “@0any o804W he av.. om © adw ay to Jefferson ay | POCKE l BOC zn , td tered into reet or ri eet Ie st. LL 7 ‘ A en Ba > MAaAVDeid belo wits as ‘ ; ‘ r ne | ided =. fe) | ther inieome to. . ore by contract and | Ceipta, oO Santaining lodge 29 " ; P , ps : at ‘ = : TY) Oo Sr ‘ . c's *} ur , ; ‘err . ‘ “Hon ‘ . . 2 ei add , ‘ 7, ’ ) ; ‘ a: ' ) ak JLis@’] seOET ‘ je Mas at the office and receive rew “ ease retu. n 1b, 108 Ilda Meg uoid Ho YT) # a Lathe new ye lV. ne: Jr A. _ or tie r ; > | é 3 I , . j “ “4 a ah hy A \ 5 ard yp Pi bl le Service. Room 300 G52 rr ard, A. . Knelle Bente * - iain . — I - I = ~~ : ; I L¢ / . y . j j - = . em ee lil f p iw KK je T _— (e7 \ ol . Nari be received by the Bogta = $507 bOOK—Lost; leather Containing a © ; an Sonne r; is . Whe nfeld’ 8 We bil; i, 640 ie Melon mothe. es [thence to Mt. Carmel Camete v | | oe oa Charles E Holmes. grand Lt _— N—Entered into rest on &: irda. Rohere tc enter. of wetse, J Le ? t COT f th, INSTANT p ' ae Mel meg Franklin. anc aati 16 192° R 10 « = Marg. tte - . wa my , os n-law Iivinnhat aa : ; : a ‘ ; . R F S O R Bh - ublie 8 tte " ty bio. Uy I F anc aunt Ludden Ma'lons ar sister of Mi e] *“nerai from } ry er nasia- , ; . ) \ lq pf . | roo 2 ‘itv # ' £) ‘ i a: 4 “4. a“v., riday > = ; —s ‘ a . ls a marl TR] rp - "Y ge i} unt! . ae even! a ons residence 6155 McPhe: me nd en! Maloney an Mre. Katherine | ° mtn. we, mond De ] ; MB ts. | , ph hat ‘ieee , ’ f wld. - fi : Construction Servick | pp mat 1s —— ‘ ta& ethers clock” Mometery. Monday, 1 reeset Stty-sixth year, a | _ at Cemeter; eae — eg Baie Vea a = puildin fot. Louis Training Scho! c ion Saturda: ning, 3 ‘ 1 ot pD. . he poisonoy est} het ae . 2» naatet.. - —_ for | e ; 4 led. Hall ay and Hellefon PC ar. Finder Call Ty ae 1 4010. P s Cass . ut : 61 rc. ; rr. St vis “Co; inty, Missourt Plans | RSET. ost, es ; vec Sunday; minimum 8 SPecilication for of contract may}| _ Pencil: +. “ urd. ontalning ‘1 money and and "gold ap — * a Return _252 2 TT Iniversity. Bat o'clock, Member of Martha Wash. | Fur i on Mond ; , ; cea Lodge No 45 ; .? {) F | fo r : “RSUaAUSET nar 4 yA Man @ ; 1° : Aca a OT . ‘ v D , ; , | . ; “10% J M mrecw ‘ "os : — ‘ led hd. . Three "iore tneertions Ie be : ; ' of the P ; re . 4 J n . y ; ’ } res! owt cece a C, i¢ ‘me, Ol-0/-town, roon Ue tt . eR) PURSE—Lon st; French i Market et; wa) Albany (Ind.) papers piease coo: avenu Interment ‘ary pete! homGented a , J. : , STRS + .° , ne discount oe to _8, 213 =. Broa agw ynch, ftieth year es oe : ' ;, | ' Preparat rnished r pia nning water ity’ ; rote OMAN with ¢ ar . U*sCA : > F unera] M pal y , ’ \* « “7? } ~ - VN . Feet , OS ‘2 and FO re ward. a1? lls are bua é, rom residen 328 West J. me peremedt | from Peetz R ’ ch YS Soy cadet cat 7lan Nomes ar eterm |): at ie | ctl 2 Sod 005 N. Newstead 7 ND | PURSE — Tosi ~ ee : BniTUA BTS My} ines Ses. iota! tacts stems (Soom Pesta roe oer Batt AB po Rane aria: aE North | Mervousnsan Paty causing’ Hyde || Eber" gio 4 Ip U ae aa terment in St. Peter emetery. Member | os 9 Mes = — “ai - (hat y ly be hens rand Fishine Gian ost Point Hunt- | mt, Mrs. Leona Miller 1818 Hickory ~ f Kirk= ood bet ! member of WEEDMAN— © Saturday Cc . Klar ft sepns ul rrar (Ne Preparasi:, — ce os = Seinen ae Tl . a “1 Bey | PUR Rs SE—Lost. ico pec *. Contalaims B. of R 1y in state at R. W esdman,. beloved nother of Ma, taske ethesda Hon Vista > taking : 4 fighis Chas Mereeee, hoo : ocket, containin d NI Bopp'sa chapel! ti] onda} 1), Weedman, Lillie Beardsley wv. H Sea nA TIS f . ne and good fishin 25. “Cann, 391 Solid agate. Zéc line; out. Of-town ms . : belongs to 4 way, & D. mecting Sunday. 2 7 © (cf )| MEL VTZER Pres p ae Packard 7 tae “a ho: a a 1a ae — ——— aeons } ao daily. 30¢ Sunday: menimum mon en ee __Poat. -Dispate: ch. werting Gravois . se = F: ny . : ‘S Funeral from residence, 5085 nerva on 2s , ation SS weet e! ) - ~ He} no VRNISHED COTT, —_—e ee line dieaan pueertions i3¢ ; ; ritualist oo, Eaxies ¢" lew ¥ k db “merher | Luesday, Dec. 19 at ~ DD. m ‘alhal) 7 Simely 1 m rae wiseased cond Myale ; _ .. =e 2 m room piete r y 2e@ar’ "® pal a serene, stamps k ei; Services uredey, 7:30 m. Mrs : : ; “York. ane cl —— Cemetery , ion > TO t} nroat nuaerla , pas n mu t Wm. Arste®, Ten Brook. Mo Meramac near Browning- Ki , + y ten her Lt: ny czar | WYMAN bn / OS ' Du ? ifetiurt oO Be ue ic} 4 2 @e, : ¢ TR lars QO) Lost 64) BJ ag 8. Grand ; 8 ’ ) - / 4 F 4 " os rn - le onal . : : P . wre , — ‘ ‘ i€é]) i , i ‘ rs ‘ —_ : ' ts e ‘ = a —— = 7 peeees -- . —— — Cc SEITUAL CHURCH, ‘Sunday 8 p. as i Gaestees pee meas oe osdey. I ef. 13 192% ligestion. ] ‘Xamine, ccording | exote; se eh undoubtedly *; iw ‘RFUL fishing in tropical waters: | AC ‘ORDION—TLosi, 43-13 " Chromatic, last | 3° ——— black fur». scarf, > ! o6Ep.m A. VW agner, 1555 Funeral from C. R Lupton's chapel, $449 | voor ‘as Brooklyn, Noy OB Nty-secor.:| » the al > Supeestion: 3 ic] ; et rat Ur , line. RB: ad, | —_Lunday. Aviv Do! man. | reward. Tyler 13445, - 3 Olive street, Monday, Dec. 18, at 10 .4)/: : Pe ' *he co (Ste £efles Pras, 2. Of these cases Pla. 99) | AL TOMOBILE LICENS SE PLATE—Los T ON—Service Fridars,. a m 4 7 Funeral! services from First Presbyterian Bs eae hug Son US Pock - / and tall light. H. Hoach, 2701 SC ARF—Lost: brown ( church, Sunday, Dec. 17. at Pp. m — : . —_ — —=—=—=—- . 3 mp are ang Art — ny For Sale | 8AG—lost) Le _Vincent ay weetartnameantiiiiteniete ne d ; blue ailk, Dec. 8; m 1oney etc SHOE} = - ~~ Victoria Hali. MILLER—Entered tnto rest > she eman, Mrs, Anne | . 1922, at a m. Curie we I : ie i : al J oa : : nn, who , Par wT) M era ma, ; property lar r ihursda night: 1Vth and Vlive.: gee w ATC ae. L at (c) Sunda en Bt Leute avent ue. up to O p m. We desire to thank @l] our relatives an >; ee. oe , ; = , “ ‘eo | G2] ee poate Seeniaae” tesa eg" mproved E Laclede doar’ (ec) 150. 064. oat; | DALIST CHURCH—1800 Sunday. Dec. 17 unera’ wervices at Shobo- | friends for their kindness and gyn path) ‘ry Se hile i 2 cv ieee =“ 7 ‘eameied ” Title Guarans Ae ic IL nd a! t ©} "a 2:80 p. m., Sunday schoo! n! Ill. Monday. Dec. 18. at 1 p. m. (c7) | lone of .e 3 rag ae bereavement, in the) FAJHER, SISTER AND GRACI SENIOR i. : ll mot stay; a TB} a : = . 189) IG hn Fe i, with names ne RY Fs a . ri ll, pastor. Resi- MITTENDORF_-£+ccc04 into. rest at/ ose of our dear daughter, Ruth Meyer tr. With one so love..@%t since that seq da ‘furnished, including pinoy = mqompletery — po : TT Pine. | Washington, Mo., on Thursday. Dec. 14, | thank ar ke irlende for the lovely flow mnory of our dear mother, | ;;.." § ard it wae, “ind and try ne in use: 150 feet _ f-~- men "2906 | BOOK—Loat, bur upont Powder G °. tin 7 eee x ers. riegshauser, undertaker. for sc + Who departed this life. Dec i has it Was to n vith «+ 7 ~ ouse edly 54 TW age ~¥05 00 with | ille Call Kirkwood 18a7 . j il we as NA ¥' . aetna | SRACET, _i— at; 19 ‘eons. latinust and gold, Wednesday night, é. ber Winat " ral 1922, at 11:20 p. m.. Mrs Minnie Mitten. hie — ” 1915 — idren. Fred, Clara rother missed by his Mother, Sister and ; al oe 4 Wanted reward, _keepsake ___Cabany 3 20 any Baan in diamon | Gunday dort (nee Fricke). widow of Christ Mittendorf, . , , v a: bag! irole | Wednesday. 6 beloved mother. grandmothe, great-grand. MR. AND MRS. NORMAN MEYER | paciy missed by her chi! | mother ong peat, in oe Pightieth year. ss euthiin » Funeral Monday at Pp. m. (c) n loving m om ‘-LUBHOUSE Wtd.—Or alte: prefonehi BRIEF CASE—Loast, Friday night, on of tien to Treleeeeer ees, OL grateful appre my belo 5! carl x Tawiaeten@ORk of my, dear husbang, | © {BHOUSE Wi Fenton; give phone num: | of Intters, aldressed Di, Sf" pice & Bamber | WRIST WATCH Ter : ; se way one year | ' 13 P Dispatch e) accresse orgam. Find. rend or Cass reward " : oe | CF piease fannta: reward American Radi- nerly av. — 4587 Kon. i, oF a pt Bo Services | } x §.™: Thure 1:80; | 22. at 9:30 a Cl dness and Sympathy shown us !n our aad * oe “irstein, who can 2] “tae ? Lemp ‘a : tolast farewell nee, HOUSE OR SITE Wtd—On We Oe Ot Duncan av.; Lindell 696810) | SF eS Te ment, Baturday, C. 8 ave), beloved ’ ey caenvement in the logs of our be! ved wif. - o > = : Mol! ie ee, » La and mot er, harlotte Forster, our mothe: ae vio aN cry, anu aid 3 (oO none ' ‘ween Vall bn wh Castlewn, — - : ore (hasse (nee aramioa Our aear mother-in- in law. lester. ter-in-lew mt: als _ oot — i rt » 1 ¢ ‘ es PB oe EL a ; : . | €UR—~] st; F Satur . — jouRIST Te ‘ao ae —~y~" iaw. grendmother and great ~franimother ; y ireun Ss ec and P Auls , — a a> + — "An , we kr that he ‘a deat. — . — a . | _ Benton 160 ys a dee Barr. Cally rv ett ~ i day services * 7:20 5 me: taerad will take piace from the family ( Fis consoling words; Magnoiia | 2" ier. wi al Wwitie i. one ee, © H en ne oo id wasn, WANTE] ano least or purchase, tUNDLE— ee Orph neue Foes ‘ al eee — K. t. "Hary bara pews Foe 4 Cy, Dee Camp No S04, W..0. W Quick Meal office | his coun: ry. rc. 1 1917. va . » es nt to recali. . a . ye, »: ae . ee OF | 1 hursday : reward. Phone "Werest i 400: ~ Welcome 34 Juniata. (cBB) comenaee S. @., to & mand Church ro oo bags Ps gol tt foremen and for the weau- OV Fr os om mbered f r Dy ye = —nG word for each one | of St. Louis Re 125. Post-Dispat ” “wp eae, »ffert ‘ ‘Cah ATHER, MOTHER AND BROTTI | ies weioved by a — 3 NDLES—T, Piv _— BO" ' on Monday, Page ee : and our dear brother, a fon in silence, ores years have passed; our heart's ae y. 30c Sunday | amall di amond: reward. 4120 Mt m., from family reside © ave- , e thank 4€2C sore; res OF more | Di = Lecture, ESSA SCS. | in to St. Edward's Phurch, Interment in }and the Rev. P. O° re one oe. | soe ne S : » FF $s time -_ 4 on we sr Ro Mae discoun DIAS MOND, B BR 00c H—trost; iberal feward cy) | forting services: the Palit the mem- ou re not ‘gotten, liga Gear. Rm we 25: f the De So , others ere asleep. Nor ever will be aire | bers of the De No. 903, K. of ear a As lomy as cur life's memories | PERSONAL dale. fomaic ee 4046 Page. hee also -Huttig’s Aid Society for MOTHER. s INTER AND BROTHERS. We will rem ember t pood j aa ; . r ~~ I Glos . fe | JENNIE WILSON | Dog oe vrai chubby: rewere om ' susuidinanensttinitinsinedenanenitioisimmemnedions 701% CHUR RCH, 2652 Shenan. | ‘®!vary Cemetery. te Gather and Wednesday 2 ~ ery ea — gente Pe on Saturday, . , I baal] m., ily Rauh (nee *.: ; OF | OULS, 284 a Shenee- _Nichob of 5310 Gilson a¥enue, beloved wife | —— Sie a pm Sa aly missed ies Emaays. m.,/ of Charles Rauh and our dear sister-in- law floral offerings y memory ef my dear husband, adam PARENTS DRormer AND SISTER. ee ; Will you please cal! at the home of the) DOG—Ww hite setter. brown . ears. o Whom you wrote a letter on Dec | crooked nose reward, 4440 Foren Park In Howard and sthers’ and aunt, at the age of 58 years. 1:20 Lid “Bereaved Mrs. Barbara Grosch an Tat. 2 Sanders, who Geparted this |'fe Dec. In loving memory of a Gevoted wifes an sistas ’ (8) Forest 3703 W. rr ; c Gicr en "so, West Belle. | Funeral on Mon ay. Dee. = at D. ednesday nings. Mrs. m.. from Ziegenhein Bros. Chapel, 2623 Cher- | Famil , : | inom street, to New St Fc Cemetery. Petar recalls sad memories of my loved one’ mother . ". on Johy He pat | woit'e hear mo more. | home 16% : w 1 She has gone to dwell with Jesus on that The p det when we shall meet you e. pa | Grows nearer every. hour. ig rs Pieage | a y @ I am easy oved —— o bright. eternal shore. a) ofil me at e rewa . er. Foret a tineral trom ised Ya om ofater. AN RS. Mee kth | Spon in Se tly missed ax GRANDCHILDREN. ta wt CHILDREN. hear from y

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DECEMBER Be 10B post rise ss : “325 MEN, WOME N, BO OYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment — PUT THEM TO WORK! = Pe ese BOYS SsiTUATIONS—we PATCH. AT na N, BOYS SITUATION EN, Shox : SITUATIONS—ME LPE t.; experi- LAU NDRESS—Sit. ; first-¢ ; : : ce ar@® sa! : ater: eapentel MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES _ WALL PAPER CLEANING, ‘ETO., INSTRUCTION a —> STEAMFITIENG r| JOBBING—SIt; all kinds. repairing: Soot, Oo enced; wants work of any kind; nomunler: | ast 30453. Monday and “BRP Post Disvatcn —— ae " $$$ - — - |START a typ! b , ; | LA first-e DOLL iOSPITAL— ALL ROOMS CLEANED, $1.00; work guar pips business of your own; pre- Oto: 2508 'TAL—Only real one te at 3394 anteed. Delmar 2188L Lindell 3 3060.40) | x writers’ manuscripts for publication; E M PLOY M E N work; right price. . h k: state} can do re ae work; r nable. oe Set ALL ROOMS CLEAN dell 2080.16) | pare, writery manuscript for” pablicatton: LEDGER CLERK—For night wor 373, Post- 2.65. Call from od a a cust st ae Locus a” Broadway. ROOMS i, $4 work ——— papered, up, WwW 240 tells exactly how, an how ft lifcations as to experience, age, salary 9 |'EXPERT on w ater motor washers, wringe rs | Bellville, 22 19A Pestalozzi; Sidney 1240J. business; expl: ains ful ne My technical form W A mn Et . E D qua Rox Y¥-41, Post-Dispatch. (c7) STENOGRAPHER—STy 3 youn man: xperi — 65. Call from 8 to 5, ada | = an a= a trade, Appi expected. . railroad an ; any | house’) hol i repair jobs. Oehler @315 } PAINTING —_ ax eri! ” and ce nera! repairing i rec uired by Pp! u b! lishers: pm. : : uA ‘ ; . price IPERATOR—Steady day pvosi- years’ fo . | ES th w#t.: St ney 1588 BS ead Cabany 43815 - ance Re your profits. #4 > tes a oy ery > high-class union job operator; ence; od education; knowledge boo LAUNDRESS—8Bit. ; bund = . : Olive st. K-222, Post-Dispat all work done with care ‘Ta ria some experience in bak Out-Gs-town FUK RitAIRER remodels all kinds: hours PAINTING and or t E r qua : ase i! Tenn. - 44 } Ty pe- { ox wiv SP a Ge “pap € maneiNn ans $4 0 to $55 for 1io0urs. Gross p _in Baan, F (Mitaed “Sunday wimmam 2 aafly after 5 p. m.; Saturday, 12 noon; | ver) reaso nab! e. Cabany g, isa O84 | ST 4 yr TNT , McRee, St. Louis it 4628 Delmar. (c) allied for and delives 7 s) 17 years old, for light fac ror Marenretta. (7) rods, dampproof; cheaper th ~~ th Ate guaranteed. Centra! — PI TMAN SHORTHAND | MEN. BOYS use of his profession; A some capital. | TALLOR—Allround. 526 eee _Gardner, 1312 Webster ay Z| 4G Lucas av. rages: concrete work done n al . . aperes oo! cleaned, $1 ‘ aha 4 * K- 16, Post- Dispatc , NE — = ars’ expe ¢ : " - — -* BRICK Jobbing, “tuck pointing, staining wa branches. Corcrete Garage and Ashpit Co.. hee 4 ee * bereotal "eorvice. ‘yler shebhrlare M ’ e ACCOUNTANT—Sit.; small set books _ to). mx iat NI] we TOOL DESIG! ER - eh: ‘sesiguer. G, W. Lau NDRESS—Sit 5 white; _ BO —Bright. Sor esice Work: muss terproofing. chijaney topping, cement work : av. Forest 6035, 108 at rTWw __ (62) GREGG SHORTHAND keep during spare time; reasonable. Box M ACHI STS C nee tt ag "32049 Washington. Bomont; ,\° ee Friday out wa ws old; good pay. Box E-348, png waece wos: arage works a specialty; NRE TD SE — + | BOOMS papered SO up. C. P. Strother, 4562 Rookkeeping, accounting, comptome:er; post-| —¥-93. Post-Dispatch. —__—_—_ Roundhouse work. Men who have served 10833 (7) 5 nome. _ ie ee at. ¥ wre 16 years, to learn ¢ ft + Co. ys set ee Ameri an j GAS GRAT Ss og over" . w with as’ dSestos., $3; Kaston av. Delmar 6831. Forest os549\ 7 ttons secured day $12 per mi nth; ht. 38. ACCOUN TAN’ f—sit. : experienced: nook kee a time only. No others need apply. Can use — ™ = cena — | > LAU NDRES SS—Sit. by : —_~ ; ving Co.. 506 Market. tracting Co., Lindell 6136; Delmar (c08) work — eun rants ~f On 717 —— Da) | JONE S- } ENDE RS mN BU SINESS ( ‘OLLE ing. auditing, tax ‘repo rts: will submit het several blacksmiths end boilermakers. Box TRABF FIC a pp eed Pd rate adjust - ences: W ednesday and * : i GET ditice boy about Ai ~ ' LI GAS WATER HE A TE sin stalled, $14 ' PAPER WANGING and paint ng: rooms pa Van Rid Ig . 8908 Olive st. Lindell TBal. nancial, profit and loss and other state- K-1: 25, Post- Dispate h. Lee years practica dfstribaition mont 2084R ut. Be: 6. P {- Dis h. ears CON ORK Ww id.— — a4 r i} Tr Seeles gasfitter, | PAPER HA! PENNS GN POs Lssee Delmar IS347R ments our business may require. Box - \ Bo ST4aX. |PA 'k HN 7 . s| COMPLETE hi . Ba aes + ag statements coke kept} N. 1 4th_st. VioLINIST—Desires to play with amateur LiUNDREGE—OiL; colored; r‘aintil a “ePANnineg.,. St- ias a CO se in « roor ‘ o | is repareda: I ] o aa a> vi 7 ~s " ah. ° 4 45 _Con rel 5603. ° ef Cabany , ' : reas Yin me ‘ . ‘Or Sao ae ae ‘ ography (xX urs ' Gay » L LAUNDRES: ; f see B." CARPE ENTER R— For 7 yt et be work ressonabi price Brigadier, 4048 , Er ' Tavlor Neo asses: evi ng service to pub. BAKE R- Si ' } a “ ©—740 ¢ *hippewa. "O14 Wash good personality, desires to line a * ity oie ¢) ; = t.; white; : a ‘Gs. w bull ra inst: ae 2 ~ 3B a wr ‘ote Rrilliante — ~ Jos nae . iis Schoo! of Hair Dressing. 804 «: —Sit. by first han - aE go eeprom Fe © or small concern where ability and loya , 5°86 ne, first-clasg work; + reterencn I x y¥—16; steady; good future for ., Ss ul ding. garage. eum q par at at —s— a= we i PAMVERING inting, plastering, - a | in (7) oer 719 zs Rs + ae Aa Sf t. good around iachinery will be recognized; over 15 years with ake 63 Monday. industriou us boy. Apply Sunday Bie ‘ ay Ty rears prolmar c) | cults © ie t rs a sain Oo! ‘Lin tell 6210: : _ MM teed - , OTe See : 2: ae a. a” Nai ae Nk Bie CLE RK—Sit ; Ake, X ye 3: 6 years’ F with too Is ae 3734 La Sal} e ent large mfg. concern in $* Suet Dis oPi6e) L.! AU NDRESS—Sit.; ; white: | tee ei Monday. N. ‘heresa, “a oe OO mar 72°. tewart. _ asi) HS WV eee “pe rience; has charge of sn 1all departme., MAN—Sit. to haul ashes from “furnace room, tv; references. Box K-152, — Post: 8. ~ home; first- class work; —. Oa a gat Monaes vs office must ri ei _ cammcine. mstal etn. * = 7 ® i grt . ee. eee OF. Eanes ne | Pon eee Box B-007%, | 4230A_ Vairtax. YOUNG MAN —Sit.; would like to learn to Forest 7333J. e baad: chance for advaricement. PPing, siee ~wrches, guracese. ete, TRE Ome, 6 ee ae ixtures an and } nz: do work myself; 1 middle-| GOV E. RN MENT railway ma! ‘lerks. siart| —208t-Dispatch. r , ergetic. for porter Iru be @ cook. E. G. E schbacher, 3910 Walsh. _ so ee Mi 4 " 4 la nd, 250 Vista av... St. Louls, me Z-light hres namie ¢ id 1 Hxtu 3" L anc wi. ore of G1: ean nth: expenses ‘paid +o 5 isan cand make hi meelt “uaef' ai. MA tore. 260 t, en ree ic, for porter in ation questions free Columb st! F. R. Thatcher Co., 1627 Locust, (Oh) 1h gee eee —- . mat { YOUNG MA N—Several viene ne ve mall class; wants Monday and sj ge eg ee to learn drug | , MA N—Sit - expert P. & L. man, also han: and timekeeping; experience, ‘Post-Dis. per day. Bomont ie shall ll m comvenient to 6201 Fic ee = ~ ° a - . 2 Oe we oe oe ee se ~~ — -——--— + i ‘Bell phon Grand 3384M. (c09) | one Hot-Point ele ron ff : | : = Gap . _ : . _* i-tar OR ) | Al e! c.e@anin . ; AVE your apholatered furniture sooked | Call Sidney 3608 ot mo , = ' . + : 7 ite ‘olumbus, ©) ta 4 : “J ; « =’ : yo? > . ik i. ) Hay : \’ roon ° i er n - ws . - = — BC 4 kK KEEP ER—Sit ‘ young married ‘man, > ‘) Ww ’ kk RB Ox E-2: a3, P.-D. capit ] and ar. »OX E- mt mes —_ ~ een 4 SvSs; MIOTR mt residence if necessar ty} Lal + ll "8 8h | ee a avard, 1ieh| Grand indell | WOMEN-GIRLS Wid.— €100-$195 month & years’ experience: use typewriter; good th PR re ae ee Tee 22; experienced | LAUNDRESS — Sit. = lS ors nd bey;-tust be over 1¢ ey we ASVare, a ; Government jobs adv: write Immedi- reference Forest 1714J. M AN— “Sit, Fee, garried man he shes iL rk be ho MAN — Git; 060s aobas get books, 4031 Papin. Call ane -. . i Barnard Stationery Co., Vand —s _ 7 q a | « y In . ~ ot orn a Tr Cc ) ’ . ; RARE sia “ Student of accounting. _ Box K- 190 P.-D. _Louise Peal. . * ae a ae La gions. evs. renponate price, M. Wittner 1410 High. child shoes : iky aenre iS Fs et for you; nae 2e- i and Ma: i , — — | oe a — ‘af = eri ie Riess OCTaT | eee ly for list positions. franklin Inetitute -_ r work an ther stripping. iseetho-! O11, PAINTINGS—iWe have a few choice) _ P'8C), ot! a) AE) AL De aie be es a a , as " : a. A. a I of student “acc ng. ® Ww, - far ra RS Te Siena es ease sreecmoven. _. _{ pictures that are extraordinary bargains’ | LARGE rooms papered o7, wall paper In-| ar CITY PARR — : LE ~: 5 $26 BOYS, BIG MONE hool. | MAN—Sit.; hotel or restaurant work ct{/YOUNG MAN—Willing, to drive faundry | NURSE—ASit.; ; practical, desires mi ._ ee £pors—i be aie. Te. oe Upnotering. ares ene awe: frames baat, SS Sy ° ropa on ngage Rata ing Sn nmaccoad, Yai 16 teen: eared GE—-Tulth on $2 ae Christmas candy after sc ‘ale | any kind; by young man, Call 2665 Ww. truck; with or withoGt experience. oo __only; assist light housework, } if i E? ) ati . dab re Bt! ‘\ mod rn, cir See EN I E Ec. 3918 _Olive et. c8) pas . > } -~- TY 3“ APP PIP Geo Se 7H Olive st _Y-61, Post- Diapated._.. NURSE—Young. desires pogi re ee : ee ~ | with “ 2012 WASHINGTON AV ) handy with tools, with siclan; emergency experience, ium : | gaits ELECTRIC MFG. CO. furniture Hvygrade Art Mfe Co. 10 8. Broadway te elmar 2% , balan re vel- | Main 174° - = ao. a ‘APER i agp ee me “es cae Seed ms pereee Sot i | US: sderianene chairs ~— “es t CABINETMAKER—Sit. by yvoung man, a} MAN—wsit.; collecting, selling or other work | YOUNG MAN—Sit.; lowest prices i ¥ Cis f PAIN TING “A ND CARPENTER WORAKA— 1 of | oy: ¢ * oo area cine | MEN ba rharine tert? ‘oan ¢ handy on machines; wishes steady bi- | ° ~ ~~ ' anned re some experience in Sapte wiring. Kinloch Post- Dispaten, . 4 Pon 9 | rnis 7 htenfela Decora | MEN Rart ril Will make ou tndene nde ved by rm lia ~ eX} ertenc ed inan of 50. Box - Silvera. de ~ the | ndell 1132. & Co., ‘rr ‘ ‘ ‘ P , ' .. . 4 . . : ’ ‘ " = . ve - . new or o| Box K re . (-Dis | ~ OMS = ey ense: vol . the _ben hi P e ‘ wri aD ; v * novi ing picture operating CARP EN T kK R—Sict. good, ay, air or new; } M. \ ee 3i¢.: e@ lderly, S10 per week. as light | YOUNG G MAN—Sit.: accounagpt. student, hospital training: dav or [= % . Ps 2 : wanted. Box K- 186, _ Post-I fenton Mibe4 “iho Bomont 8! 852 = (c9D) Groves; save 20 per cent; get my esti- rop postal to Wise, 5907 ates: 2S years —— - - nippaneaenevaiitenias ; lay or job; reason: ible rand £08: oR porter or janitor. G. A. 8., 1312 Mont- knowledge of shorthand and typewriting. pe ‘ov o. would travel; ¥ — i§ 10 17, FOR CLERIC: i , ~ EE SEE ate Lindel] 6158 (e8%3) } LEARN es ARK EK ING — Be titndependent: Zi mmerman, 162 oe . S. ¢ ‘omoton va ) tn at PELE IR _ Box K- -1, Post- Dispatch ll (62 ) _4048M. ae 3 ; ae , ” MUST BE BRIGHT AND ENER pers; massage; up-to-date col-| CARPENTER—Sit. by first-class, nounion, | MAN—Sit.: married: as cna vuffeur or watch- | YOUNG ‘MAN—Sit. : married; desires |p posi- ea3aw "SS—Sit, by day. oe a Sot raaor NOT N canes urnishes A ies . * REAUTIFUL rug® rage woven any size and af | _ - . . ' - © ‘ITS made to order, $25 up: parts toorder |) PAP: NGING a ning. with fal awe : ao Shicege Hua site. ty 3138 oll: or 211 ou watt, 8 ay int A reas by steam; Sar os \ rena Dn ble , prices "Pin Mari - Mi! sso} uri Int Barber ( ye, ns wi ishes work; can give referenc¢ Box 7% man: good references Robert King 3005 tion clerical or sales work: ki Contra) ost Bomunt 638. (c99) cleaning, dyeing, pressing and repairing & ns} in wee tet egg) a ey -z SUT 9P)) 7, Post-Di spatch. OCI eG FS ntral O728R. _Pomont_2951W,! reference. Box K-331, Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER R—Git.; 10 ene 8 EE paper ab ok | ae i; motto, VW . Ay 0 iive > A ae wears are . — . — POUT HR ‘ 99 | BAK N 110 to "$: ) monthly ° , expenses” 7 ( ‘A Re E NT Fz R—Sit. > fi rat- end 7 ae ee ee ——_- ——— ey and rig. wesvine: old or new oes Pad we Co. Pendleton ¢ : __Syle_r ruge | for =e at illo Salisbury. Lindell 5°00. "hha call for and . | guaran teed af: er thiee onthe” spare-tims tory preferred. Box K-54, Post-Dispat: CLEANING AND DYEING j ¥al2 RUGS ecnemicalivy cieaned $3. ort nT deliver. |e: - 2 paperin ‘oum:; Linting eason able. 9) . ney 3085J | study or money refund: a: or- | = oy eR: —— ae ic ? tansbur ‘ excellent opp: “ARPE "NTER—Sit.; altering, repairing, new) MAN AND WIFE-—Sit.; to take charge of | founG MAN-—SIL.: LOUIS PL ATING co —Nickel. brass, All, 2’. +4 FOU Want net Teom pe- Business Training Inst, Buffalo. N. + ? any kind. OL1LOTA Page. | restaruant, rooming.house or do cooking. correspondence or advertising work, Box N¢ 2HE yo ‘QT a" Re ee Teneo onidiaion’ eemmie- Dered for Xmas, ring Delma: 3454X. OF) ier STREET PET E orest 6733W; 7, 1%. 6 p.m. (99)| J. L. Barnstable. 503 N. Theresa. Koa epat- Dispatch. par) vied spy rete alan’. \SSISTAN? — . me sles woah, Ge. Crunden-Mart} . : ARPEN iE Le -BUILDER — 4877 Fountain: | M AN—Si ee lored; as porter, janitor or YOUNG MAN—Sit.: can operate ‘typewriter preferred. Call Sunday. Linde | a ” GRICKLAYERS—Non- “er pone 7 _refints hed 1m N. 12th at. (cD9) “nrest 6 ei : . f } 7. 3M. Sat) . er for rae nlan ; -room iInzwalow s 4 cs Jot bi ng plans furnished. Fr or- } ho puseman, re tia b! e Cc ity re fer ence, Bo- and understan: ds bookheeping: age 22; two Ss‘) mANUGRAP HER—Sit.; 16 , Pepa , j senda anne. 4 ys ho : ys WT’ . PS. tunities; write for free bo oklet N- 141 lund i work of > or oO] ) © q dai ape anell ~ S | ’ * 4 . " . wR , lp (4 j ] MTs ] bath .- ; } 7 ‘ ™ ‘* ai lte rati Ol ‘ KEYS duplicated: dmarantees fit, All, b. Am cage “~~ a $1; = and our } Mow to Re ad Rlue ints . 2 ~ 4 . rae R- cod at di Dehn others. ASe up. Hardware. 1691 fon 4 ae ‘me : . Pal 2 Sige ‘+ oe 7 ‘O64 = J “ a ae mow es | = PEN’ lite mare. tS after e ae _ . a a = = a . a er peery + ga bapa se - ? bookkeeping. 3 ’ , : z mpl Sta , Go | mere money in the ding business | ‘ARPENTER—Sit.; first-class, nonunion ; |/MAN—Sit.; all-round or janitor, furnace | Post-Dispatch. of bookkeeping. S43 Goes s¥i iia BUYER ANT BANAGER—La dies = \ Fata : 23; sales. pvurchasing| County, Mo a wear; 4 seed opportunity for a » t Cleaners, 4361 Olive. Lindeli 70 «| a : WOLFRAM Clean one Dyeing Co., 2608 ¥ 25 re. ade fl 2e aa 55 Be cae Tec . be! 4 ) ; r nside * take Fors ‘ | ico h ll give low figure inesl« m 5 “o lace willing to stey on place. YOUNG MAN—Slt. ® tt ark av. Grand Victor 1750. _4cB9) ¥ | Bl 5 YW YEN] RN Avrane PARENT Cleaning = = Hk NDE] is »N nar weed Ales ‘ . iress “hi f Dr: ~~ 8rean JUVE, a7 oé = del | 4: 50° + ; wire 13. Midwest Elec. ? | - : live & rence. Div, 33, Chicago. ise oma — ost-Dis ence. Box K-* — a. ss Co. SA sit yg le BELG. 10" PRICE REA SONABLE Ww ore ale Deale “ARN up to $400 monthly, I!ving expenses “a - ua yn - _! nag Penne gg pines | MAN- rk of any kind by young man, : You ‘XG MAN—Sit. ; 22 years of age, who Boz K-18). _ Pos-a > sar sement. We desire RING—Diamond; tiffany setting, % karat. WORK GUARANTEED Phones: ou & 2 aid, in hotel: work; splendid opportun! man; drive truck. J, Casper, 1200 Lynch hat with teels and aréand masiinert 1. . ‘st up to $750, desires change. | TELEPHONE, OPERATOR=s pe of & competent buyer, ae. ts \ ; : ‘ TTCRW eLrrever AS i BOOKS. jes rained men and women many ae 3045 _ hangy, 360. Pos D! nat im —— res will inve Ph. wee te! i. work and experience; desires permanent } = > experienced in this line. A ~£40. S029 _Bmsreon. Ql ICK BERVICE fall Papers That Sell’’ nings. We have more than we can fi!i CHAUFFEUR—Stt * colored; can ve bes we Sh ; | Desires position where initiative, Be nly jon once. 4017A Lafayette. nent pe a General Manager, THE F FAT stake Furnished upon avplication. (e909) | RO. 000 hotel positions to be filled -the com. _| of reference J. Mitchell, 20 N. arrison M AN—Sit : with ‘some bake ry exp erlenc e, | ambition will lead to future prome a oO ; a ———. ~~ Dearborn, Chicago. : a eee 7. + ; wants work as helper or third hand: mod- and traffic experience; wil go anywhere. TYP IST—Sit. ; experienced; " t Box W-119. Post-Dispatch! i a, do at home evenings, a } ) Bee rey g—Five, ‘to — - 4 a gf a e ar, a ‘lq > DIAMOND fe gage white, 1% Automobile & Stove Parts Renickeled \ . | — ! be 7 We train yeu at home. fend ;- CHAUFFEUR—Sit.: first-class; clean. neat, erate salary. Box K-280. Post-Dispatch. S . : a my ” in, form letters, etc. Lind — . c ; smaller stone diamond > “A | cut rect. Bh x E263. Post-Dispatch. FORD PLATING CO, | or fre ooklet. Standard Business Trin rood mechanic: orivate family . Box Seeman 1108 N. BROADWAY ing Inst. 225 Carlton Court, Buffalo, N.Y.! 192 Poat-Dienaich . MAN—Sit.; wants wi in private famiiy;! you NG MAN—Sit.; 25, good education, 5 we Ske Bik (c62) 1a - yardman or janitor; re- good recom merece Ta ing and honest. 4031) vears’ comatienen. sales correspondence,! WAITRESS—Come at onoe,”; pk AKER—A young man to we |. Oth st stenography, bookkeeping, detail work; inl- lin. Cet a cakes; day work; state age, experien ——— ; oy expected; must a reference, KLECTRIC eee ee reduced; get Se our fi work guaranteed for 1 Call Olive 780, Station 6 P - ; wa AEANATePDINA”” ‘ fear: phichter’ Blectric Co., 1216 Pine. $$$ .E ARN LINOTYP ING, MI! INOTY PING | lable t references. Arthur c amp Ja —— ’ - Py. . > ‘1.7 of a v” i bee St oe herp ‘ caver ~ t roa rj liable; desires re-| wIpOWw—Sit: with hiid, 6 : aise icPD) \ r ; ; AT HOMZ p 57 tt: \ Sj : colored; fanitor or porter work tiative, br ad vision, re ’ » wv 4 . ; Cc pied un . Bros. Cairo IRTNG—Licensed electricia.:, X! I AS GIF rS i SPARE TiME, TTI AT’ REE! mit: ext tra driv ing. all -T iones and reliable, and ; ieh- sponsible pesition, preferably sales depart- vate home. Hox E-60, - pie ae A | GiaurrEc pind : ——~ _ . | R—For private : WIRES 7 pone. concealed fixtures, at years’ bes tient work Meta work 5 0 26 ‘i ma cr "preterrea, ame * , , 7 4 tr a te ho efin Sout} ra) banking experience; satisfactor re erences. | —— a e : 1 priva me refined Southern couple. : r Pe Cc crory VW OMAN—SIL; cleaning hy » 15th and Pine. irte ee _pebitter, 1607 _Vail_s opt room or b Safe and electric oat: Yale om flat keys minimum 2 lines. RIC I 93, Main ©7 |made in % minute. E. C. Kerwin, 9 N,. ! Ane ' or more ic line discount — a ———— make. ca do own repair; reference Call | ' se on diag § mont 307 5M re . ‘| woman to cook_and man to do housework.! Box_ a eet 16 oR ~ Re mt me > Phone Lindell 5048. BOOK KEEPER—Sit.; stenographer; thor- Bomont 164 — TES qetablishment: mut be ex cf lean expe iRo'N. “8 “ae seutares 0. 1 ~ ° —— ee me eee eS ee eri Tr —— wired properly, with ADJUSTMENTS, COLLECTIONS | MEDICAL aT . - $j oil | | a ietenieleiean anliniaie a " - - —-—-— -~ >a need fixtures and materials and without iN 8 Rvwule a. ‘ eg NEN BR He CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; first-class, experienced| MAN AND WIFE—Sit.: colored ; janitor, opghly experienced: ’ best references; salary | WOMAN-—Sit.: whi tal for : damage to our property, call Victor "E2405 PA TING oo ah? nite fon Bb ac -) 3 > we me en. needing help be oe an Pg colore ia hag 420 bre * yorsrences Bo porter or part work fo ice vavemnent @)°o5 Box K- 110, Post-Dispatch. 1944 North Market. - 4 . Apion —_— -—— — me s>. : in onfinement can nd ase ittance a ine ment ©” vas enrv *rice +? . °? oe ‘ ~ oe ’ — we : UF R— 4 cherding, 3039 Virginia. (80) | PAINTING—Day or contract, geet wenn fe” | apie 3.721.) 1t. I uis Maternity Hospital, 4518 Wash- | GqaUPrEU ot wit, Eivew claeel| une ae IR; Martla, *"43! BOOKKEEPER—Sit. by young lady with}; WOMEN—2; to wos wate ae i. ag ae ty, ie ho wired El 5 reoms with duced prices. Lindell 6374. 4137 Mc- - - — rto by] e37 — k . yes pe end willine ny gee ion dre a pean ae —| 3 years’ experience; can handle any set S. Broadway; ¢£ he a * >. : #144 Minnesota, enty, ° : . o ‘ _— ee Itaet ‘ ‘ : « : rit ahi . ‘ ‘ y A> -Sit hy youn yr man, untversity , _. o : ~ ‘ . aS ee welt Louvier_ E oe. Shop, 4041) Pherson. ate OA | ard work: references. Call 2183 § aoe" “4 ma. a ~ se : man ee _of books, Call Cabany 3483W. ; WOMAN—nit. bv colo as 0 t. UFFBUR— Young aegy ee | Grand ‘ ae eee , LOUK KEEPER-STENOGRAPHER — Sit.;| dry washing. Call Olive 4 ween | gales capacity; would like connection in St > years’ experience; also familiar with : | 7. years, for Ford track: referer » ye rienc WOMAN-—-Sit.; neat, colored; : } ee mh between 2 and 4 p. ¢ —_- = . res, $24. - — Ee — wes gilmbeme av. Riverside 718 _.- | PAINTING—ttrictiy pure lead and linseed| _PATENTS RIN | : | CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; age 21; drive all makes Ou Box K-16] Post- Dis) atch, a h trattte and other office detail. Riverside Tuesday; laundry work. Li ad 4 7 Manchester av. 18 wires ee ied a rooms with oll used; hardwood floors done in varnish “LEC : NOoLes. mort ge B! . lghte; uaranteed; Thor washer $5 .ess.| or wax finish. F. Kuhimann & Sons, 3715 ‘ounts, jud s J = b n ite! PATENTS obta ~and fold , of cars: will drive by hour or take steady - . 1 868. sc) | Kossuth_av. Colfax 1082W.__(c0™ | 3, 7214, Ches stnu "(eM J. Larso SN. itl liv ae : 1} fob t references. Wm. Harkins, 24121]. Sit.; young: 10 years’ general busi-/ 196 —— | WOMAN—Sit.: colored: half-day) ‘e ass WIRI electrician wires b- > a _ PAT] = OnTAIN an a: a ' at , less experience; knowle ige traffic, cost, CLERICAL TYPIST—Sit.: some experience: Sunday “works “Call Bome 7 3 for me Analytical; one capable Higdon & Higdon, attorne ‘entral | Gy AUFFEUF iit. by white, sine! - imekeeping and auditing; would like to con- want office position: operates typewrtl'er, | ————— — wae i charge. of laboratories; must - % . “te 2 Om rH E ——2i y white, Single, agecd..unect with rhentege with »pportunity of becom- comptometer, knows filing. Colfax 2024J.| W OMAN—« ‘blored.. oxpertenne me a In analys'!s of fertilizer ma 6; (2)| _dry work or cleaning by > Mato salary wanted and reference, ith lights, $15; electri ¥ "" foom wit electric repairing. ; Catany 6708 (6) _PLUMBERS AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING Nations : : jou . ae dealt emoditenant alae bande — bee Ge tees, , r ~ ’ 5 ‘4 } = ts ar ‘+ ; 9 sy | ’ rT . ; 7 . ° 7 . *. “ bad ' st . ~ ce . a as VE 20 per = ard be gatinfied, or don't | PLU ~yagee repairs and alte rath ms; reason-| ACCOUNTANT books kept for small con ee! AB = = : a wit the place; private preferred. J.in lel! "142. Post Dispate h. : 4 ~ Mary Collins, Bomont 72. ncaa E248, Yiost-Dis. pay: able Nto Moose, Tyler BS2W. carns not employing regular bo | Pe a Trerre SMES ea, | ORROT ——— artiaclnenda — CLERK—Sit. by young married lady; salary ie a ; 0 aetna TAUIFFRUELAL > colarea. 7 MAN—Sit.; young, 31, desires to gatn con- not less than $60. Grand 4486W. WOMAN—sit.; evening or § oy af CLE. K—IWide-s wake. experien 4 Sains” Weonene’ tine. | trai ee Oe dependal . nection with local manufacturer or jobber: COMPANION—Young lady grishes to be coim- sildren wees Romont 2098W, Dyserk: 20 to 25 years of oa @, 2290 N. | ght gee extra work: system: siened ia lImar (c collis installed properiy: expert mechanics; nstalled, oOoKs opened and closed, et hine shop space for rent licoppaw Mf. | trustworthy . e . c 20 years’ experience: incor , ' _ i Tindell 7% headin we rustworthy servant; "1 echanic ability; city | thoroughly familiar with sales w AVENUB tatlor: cleaner and dyer: Sr oe oe a > meaty re { ) ease 8: ‘pr 7 ~My “= a we.” Are side abs i Olive, Lindell 7T5P 4 iC)! reference. ‘. Call Linde 6687. before ‘9 30 | bue ame Bh severing ee eee Ph soars to aged Cathol 3220 N. WOMAN—Sit.; colored: wants » n ory Co. and 18 Dan ; _ 4 > a ad ao . , - at si ~ic. } , - ar 2 © Groc ot - Gene v7 eee ola NN. Oreen ene ort tienen canes Victor @309T aes .) ALL kinds of drawings made. inventiona — 30 Dp mC sétticons Jan. 1: not averse to omt-of-town prop- | ——— = : ; oe laundry work, for first of well mar; (oO) Granda 7332 W. (90) — sss | ine y d, models n lo, speci } machines CHEF—With good practical experience, | _os!tion. Box R-171, Post-Dispatch, eS ae ee = Pombo vtheb. PD ne weer Lindell 4686M. ee § Palisa to eolicit, —_—-—_——_—_—__-— — .esicvec and us Stam nad manutac Wants steady position; will consider goaod ME N—Ty 0. te bile F iy : : , - . ae ae sand assist | ff fF you want to save on vour electric wiring PLUMBING RBILIS REDUCED—New e- | turing: let us fAgur ith vou: get our cond jo th chance fi Ava: we o learn automobile ropairing very capable, with some experience. Colfax | WOMAN—Sit.; white; Ringe . n office: and want soot w , call Tyler 73, get my vice; opens clogged drain pipes: low cost; | — CHIROPODISTS _ DooK let R. G. Ctyn net Co., | ox K a pont Dispatch. ee pJUTing spare + agg voce at eRUSS be} 283RWw. (2) to aaa reasonable. . a] z ty. Hox E-313 Post-Dispateh. A. St tetner, “Licensed Electrician. | demonstrated. George Tobin, 4733 Heitel- |W. L. CARR, registered chiropodist, suite ene Locust —_—_—_—_—___{¢99) | avi; ENGINEER—W! eneral contract-| Box K st 35. Post- Disvatch © Unnecessary’ | GOOK—Sit.; firet-claas colored; for boarding | _132°R as aid i ye LECTOR—Young’ man; tnstallm 130 Newhouse (e9D) | bere. | 702, wae “ Bth et. Oiive S544. (c9O) PAT WTS : hool etatmne | ion i be agg a 1¢ eee panes ; pee. ——_—-— house. HKomont 1775R. WOMAN Sit. reliable, ried Or; must leave city; fuarantee { SA\ bo 9 y er ‘et ne ¥ mn ‘we >. li " bi . r4)) —- —— - es — ———— see e, : cy o x. contains ae e exp sly e. esires pos ion W ith con- ME a OT ger ral fac tory we ‘ork : “steady Po- ERED “egies } ki r f Vr Apply Sunday, 11 to 4" 114 ‘ae hag ieee ea ia i ogi "te a eall J “estims t on An a Lanes of ork. | ch your invention for t ge at me | R°6, Post -Diar — company, Box kK sitions fo ir ga0d men, with opportunity to | DRESSMAKE RSI. : Sret-cee; eee - 4 pace takin in ‘exchange { torn ed = o rush; comme- e 0 ll classes of work ‘teh of ir invention for free opinion! %°6, Post-Disenat - ai taanian ee = to. | ements ‘ ay. rsa. Park, a inst stal! ing of motors our Rox R- ie Lin et Dis ad ateh : Ee oe f its tentahle ture ‘(romp service onttniail aa vr mn trade and n ake 330 a week ; requires 26°! ype OR $: 20 per y Div 3°02 Regal pl. COLORED LABORERS specialty. week” Biectric Co., 1231 ¥ a ee ee Ors So af ge “3217 o ar (pertens Talbert & Talbert, | ‘ oe LEC TT R—Middie-aged man ceésires po-/| ; ter gee unt — cerm S0 Gh pl io Bldg. \ Ar- | DRESSMAKER—Sit.. dressmaking re-| WOMAN—Sit.: colored; wants er h ' 4 7 oo eatin’ y "# » . . ‘’ F . ™ i rT a A0Oe OOU rr i¢ ta & " i a - a Ss mune r ’ ’ ye . ’ entra) $327 -|_ PRINTING AND ADDRESSING | —Ze%"' Iyier Ti21W, “CensFal 05809 ee ee (99x) | lary open. fosog fe ae Dispatch. | | _deventer av. and Olive st. (c7)| modeling or family sewing to do. 3641] | work; can do coking ae BWaRKion ‘SERVI ion aa , complete ; 4- te te L. H. SCHW ENKIER, D. C., “352 29 Arecanl pt - ——— —_ “ , | MONOTY E ATY, 7 > 1 i NN pa cellent styles for stout women: made at ; -. a We wired DOES IF RIGHT, maar) Sh YASS. Motern Prig. Gp., 2006 Clive. DANCING” as wanted; how we belp you ect ete: E AND CATALOGUE WORK DESIRES | NIGHT CASHIER—Sit restaurant or cafe: your gome ta Swe Cuye; references, Lindell | board. _1310 N_ 15) *_ © COLOR™D year. pred price’ a soyd Saretel workmanship (99) | eeenadeonsn — - 02 Patent Dept... American Industries, | 79O.MAKE CMANGE; PERSONAL x experienced; best references. Box K-355,| 5695 WOMAN—Sit.; business woma ve | LABORERS ve built Our Siaiel ates M AD . SST dances taught pri iva ely. vear rout 7 Ine _“Waskhineton. D. C (90) | DESIRED BOX K-203, POST- Poat-Dispatch. ENGIN Lhsonealt must understand Los Angeles. will assist io e vd ‘per hour. A ] lephone Main 4858 c 900 I RINTING CO. eet oot et DSOll $745.18) | erento om Siete ae ae DISPATCH. ___ : ME OFFICE OR DEPARTMENTAL MANAGER | ,fefrigerating machine anc —_ system./ child for part of expenses; y oe ma ISSI T eLRCrRiC CO., 202 N. 34. (c80) 1314 Pine: high-class work: reasonable ATSB DAN 1ING—4415 Washington pv Al hen bala ! ~ ae ag i oe ites. | COOK—Sit. ; allround white ‘cook; Gast city Sit.: @ vears’ business exnertfence: Al mCnGey ecnene: rtf clock et hl ereners time; best of references. Bos Fe WARRIOR * VICE, ri FT ELEC. co prices, nD: SS PER ms. _ (89) | anranens in six lessons. Mrs ~ ia *k: send model for sketch and | Frank McC relight, 2215 S. Broadway. (2){ Preferences: $1800. Colfax 23123. _— (62) and Baking Co.._ any 3 ma. e $ tween E te COLFAX 1 i ae CEN. 51591. | tae 2 y rae PRIVAT: ; LESSONS any he _-——_— r lescsiptt inven ‘or our free opinion | CO bpeake it by young man; experienced: |OFFICE ROY — 18 YEARS OF AGE: ee ee small salary; good ety WOMAN—Sit.: young, 22: have he ry 4 st St. I ads eon F ree Bri \ I SSONS any hour: latest dances I S patentahie nature; highest references: speaks erman; references. Call “idney SHO eS AV ; - ey Rand butlt. up by firet- [STENOGRAPHERS—NOTARIES, lf ; reliable, oldest s¢hv ol. 1901 ry! my tf atte} ti in reasot ible terms. Victor 404° ; . amare = “; CATION: ig onrontd. GIRL-—Sit. stenographic work to . do at ty froinins, Se ee iy. es . souis, Ill. Bg. seasonable vrices; let un fig- | TYPING—Nea:. accurate work: promot a a J. mvens £ : Fonds Lynd . Washing- |; “ORR = SPONDE INT—ASit.; capable of writing | NIT Y FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY AT Wes. asonable orest_ GS83W. (85)| sales promotion letters, edited p POOK—Awply chef, Maryland Hotel too, will bé @atisfied: 30, 60, 90 davs | wervice; expert in Preparation of MSS For DANC ING—Nevil @ School of Dancing. O72 : Looe = ‘+ ucago.(Vy) | lear, concise business letters and super- 8 ee 2012 WASHINGTON AV., — Sit.: neat, experienced, colored; xan, helped compile catalogue, aes a L evenines. ' (ofA) | _rates addresa Rox 78, Fitzsimons, Colo, ; > - 3316- leseon privat LTENTS procured, trade marks registered: | vising co rrespondence, Box K-149, P.-D. | THE EMERSON ELECTRIC MFG. CO_| o wants ge neral housework. Bomont 2837W. a ear pa — Some ar ae Ouse | “de a Lxperienced. lL 1 Ww _—— woe tn ieee ———ee ClARgS f prenensive, experienced, prompt x SUS. B3x) | lell) GIRL—Sit. . ‘colored: piac ca to work after position n adver K 84 ty " Aunton Il. ~ : , ENT F R ALL! ‘as . ) ervice f } pr tection and development | | COUPLE—Sit colored; chauffeur, yard| papr sa eee school. Cal! Lindell 2525R after } agency; references, Box B- —_ aa ) Gg ot an ae »aan ; Pp ns . , . ’ APER HANG ER—S - ~ dans S tr ot Aaa ho * A XMAS oy . STORAGE AND MOVING STs LEARN the V ee Dancing School, dence Re os ae poe NO ys ema advice aiadly | man; ass S private family or apart- sonable; oareahek wants werk: rp GIRIL—16 or over light housework, morn-. WOMAN—Sit.; _ intelligest. | ‘e a asain mgaer in oa. eee ata } Pi P ; > ; ere . ; ent. ; ) ee an » ve ;* +. . THE ee, eee and stomare. 3140 ty _West Pine bl. Lindel 4745 oe information and form for disclosing Idem —. ones, omont 1640R; best | PAPE R HANGER—Sit.: Rvder hange it __ ings. 2919 Dayton ___Central 9111X. medicine, public health gma os ‘Gouri ns ' free on request. Richard Bh. oa. oo. | . | right; buy your paper anywhere. Tyler | GIRL-—Sit.; colored; for laundry or clean- work, welfare expPeriencé, . . te —~For pl aul 9) | 1562M/ 2947 Cass. aS Bomont 1633. experienced al! lines office > rty Hompital, M4207 Py Tee nd fixtures in- — i+. ~~ > amen RB . . . ENE r b= ate "Bavwarg Cook en Electric Co. | MOVING by load or contract; tfrnityre —s ms TS gi A BR A Academy, 1890 8. Owen Bldzg., Washington. D. C CREDIT MANAGER—Sit.; for last five | ‘ ; ( i 2 _- —— -_-- . —— . : _ ‘ears {st t t ——— a “ ——————— > & / ’ Contra Se. 2 wire more years assistant to chief credit managor, | paPpeR H ANGE R—Sit.: painter, plasterer, | GIRL—wWhite, for cooking and housework. ow | Rhema oie Se ‘ atte J 9 rim poultry farm on te x. ait Lev! Post- Diepatent”4 reference. Box for moving. Bomont—Central 2 4 Tuesday ev Ph Ss ; mk ‘ e ° , y nings. one idney 37 national concern, séeks change; a proven hardwood finisher, carpenter; reasonable. Forest. 8635J. 7 Leno t O78 _ ores “ . . will work very tea-| « otel or restaurant. Fanny Johnson, 201) YOUNG LADY—Sit.; ref ly @ S. 15th. nurse's training. young DISS caw ve 3 de-|_ ket. Tvier 2222 Central 4181. ‘R) | arti eae ae | or >. Fe = nel ~ | iy confidential; no delay in my offices; my/ ored; steady work. Apply Bay Gros. Lum- sonable; roll or contract; samples. 1636 | —-—— . mp GIRL—Sit.; colored; neat appearing matd,| will assist. Cal own, 4 .c i Paper ph 2993 , i) . 08 ou dresses —_-——e—— GIRL—Sit.; colored; work from 5 » 8. . Btation. (cB) MOV ING—Take “furniture In exchange. Call |LEARN TO DAN« k—Latest lan es taught | ] ecfal delive N. Sarah st. Lin- Webster 1270J. Bobbitt Bros.; 2237 Chou- in 4 private or 10 class leneon nce no taught | eonat special delivery; reasonabie ‘OBRIEN | wer _O,._Goodselew _and zp eormmnent,_{€3) Calif , (c89) | teau. an Mere A. rae : ction, re sults cuaranteed. Ar- Registered Patent Lawyer, 709 jouthers ca gy ary .exberienced architec- . ke et i with reference; room on place. Call For-| 2 . ee, I ashes rubbish: wad | MOVING AND STORAG F. Bonded: 8° 5 | cadla, ¢ 23 Olive et Both phones (c8) | Ride... W ashingt on, se c (99) | ura _Grand 38 pat PAPI E R HANGER AND PAINTER—Wants est 6970 a a > Washington, 4t a ‘ ‘ . 4 * “\, ON TIN Seay Fee ie de ee SS ee | DRA S) _— ) ) y | work, re sstate or obbing. “aba - oe re, 2608 Morgan. Ko- per nour: $1 per month per , - : ILS dancing (no waits) at Castle | “ APTS! MAK “For constriction week. 3 P.O |} 4088W ebaiine 2039R. ‘ a ee to CUTTER mont S867. Central 5764. 0 C »3) | 20th and Olive sts.. every evening | PROFESSIONAL Box 370. Phone Illinot e160. y | ——— —--— + = 11 p. m.. or short hours in the day. “Lin me: SOUTH SIDE STORAGE AND WOVING CO, excapt Monday; ~ pene ay or- | — were aa SPALL ae ee 4 (c7) eee ; paper hanging and dell 13917. . F nent ‘olothin pkace and machine 1903 Sidney st.; fire = . ra every session, free instructions ev- ; . — unior; mechanical;/ cleaning, plastering; have own ladder: ref- | Fopvare >. = H E LP WA N : f Be a HEATING, ETC. tor 607, Sidnev san rot warehpuses, ppin f ou caban systems; Furn. Co. 4060 Easton. Linde ll ty Rs shadowing. investigating locates missing | M c " mer 1920R. ° ople: we ar | MIRRORS COPE — Good condition: very man and prescriptionist; references. 45 ny 184 ow. (c) | mer c62) Br ple: we «et results. 819 Title Saran | cheap: also erector. 3015 Batley pv. ’ | -389. Post-Die D ces. Box PORTER ~-sit, i experienced; for barber shop. Ro pe, 2022A John av., Bellefontaine — qepertance in @ tion. 2 » ail =e =a “Hiperances a ry ai a ost- spaitcn. sal - n k a “au A a Va . Apoiy ss 1 th and Chestnut Olive 8762. (c8) a _Chestput._ | MOVING PICTURE MACHINE — Electric, | ELECTRICIAN—S r _ me 3 1 , ’ it. mosnses ; experienced, PRINTER—NSit. by allround: 35 years’ ex- HOUSEKEEPER Sit.: compet t, colo A, ARCHITEC URAL 7 A Call at . z . Mecheniers w! of automatic machines) BOFHLS—Grand ard Gravols. Grand ree ey — a ‘ a. 5 MISS JACKSON—Lady detective, does shad cheap. $3 2912 N. 25th. on installation and maintenance j d time; good pay. cal Sraduate U al prefe Victor 1122 Piano moving a clalty packing and shipping of househol be, enmmnatent “and. resourceful; strictly | AMATEURS Wtd.—Every Frida ; and D.C. F, J. Miller, Sidney L14aSw 193) | —Dertence: aged 50. Rox K-151, P.-D. reliable, honest, capable of taking full f f {) Al; i ’ —— ery r . ‘ * - anette " n u : y. ryt! ELECTRIC PRESSMAN—Sit. by job pressman; experi-| charge; Al reference. Call Lottie. Bo- oP storage and moving. bonded ware Ouse, Rents 0 onc : (A z - SS o ates. orest _ 5426. _ eater rand and Hebert; —Motor ; : i “ of Ar pri ( or elevator mainte enced; also know how to handle Miller} mont 1649R ATTENDANT—Filling resident preferred. A | 8. 85: 5c to losers; come early. nance Ww : & years’ e eo _te losers; come earty, __(c60)| ,2ance & Dispatch. xpereince. Box E-! feeder;' want steady position. Box K-127, HOUSEKEEPER—Sit. by reliable, young m chester, Sunday mo _. @Q@As E CLEANERS BEN A. LANGAN 4h j AMATEURS — mest PIPE OL _DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY | nn Wid Tuesday: _cadh prises: | EXECUTIVE—Six years” experience sales, | chontspispaten: cor] jaridow. with small child: position’ tn’ city: 5 PUNCH-PRESS HANDS—Expertenced. for in good home: city references. AUTOMOBILE MECH C f d. Affton Motor Ratlroad, stoves repaired; work FIREPROOF STORAGB ©o., early. M : 409. Central 6494. Foremost authorities on the moving, pack- | DRE SSMAKING—And hand-embroide-y_ | and ‘Moote omer ee . Saenee (c80) credits and general office anagement, bof for shipment and forwarding o ‘house- sale. SGS7A Olive. Miss Bell, ri n¢ eli EDUCATOK MOWING P 1c > — coatres, connection.__Box_K-383._Post- Dis, ertenced ‘ne PSone. be es, ee Wert _st.. California, Mo. my a 4771. , PICT) RS MACHINE | FILIPINO STUDENT—Sit; aestres work in| fore G10 Mrutonabe” Brecht Can Fac | TApy—sit; middle-aged; Cook and house. | 74 and Frisco —at ‘ 2; work guarantee. “72 | work. 1308 Kentucky. AUTOMOBILE MBC G060XK. Tyler 1777. (cR3) goods. 5201 Dein Imar. Forest 922.(c96) (c) «3 \ r nny ; ANGAN Fi = \y ' OR (0 ge gag | 4h $50: Rugby bicyole, $12. Call ew private amity for room, ‘board and smal! we . | . — resser —_—_—__—__—__ —_ —_ “ wages, experienced; city ref SALESMAN —Sit. ; 7 ; ; $34 See CURTAIN CLEANING Pile sage gpa ng wath aes ies _ and library ecarfs. Cabany 1418W | AMATED 7 Me hong “4900 ny night. Man-/ _8”Y 77. y erences. Cab- ery mem f a a] Geee been en Mock Grenk ieee office, clerical wets: Post-Dispaten. ar. Ur Executive D sleaned. Gio i leuinnas “Remnrtimemt for tehe-dlatanee * mar GLASSY suits, coats, dreesce sad One | chester Theater Manchester. Prizes, | FIREMAN—Whilte: stationary; to assist en-| *SPPearance: very energetic; best of "refer- LADY : - iTO! C=. raug fs 4 he — pa oa by create Ne . lomeen & Incividual measure; also remodeling, bw _$10, $5, $3; car fare to losers. isiey __Sineer; r; references. Box E-68, PD (er) ence. Box K-92, 2, Post- it-Dispatch. CEs Bt ee Re grosses work pon 6 AUTOMOBILE | MECHA - Draughts M Taylor. branch of General Warehouse Co,,| ling, altering, at reduced prices. Berman) VAUDEVILLE ACTS Wtd.—Piano player: FIREMAN—Sit. by experience: fireman; SALFSMAN—Age 2¢ 26, good personallt nd of NBW YORK STORAGE CO... 2219 Wash st. ; | se OS HARNESSMAKERS—And harnen SP | well re aCortingd aneemots handling hes to Cravel enon to wome! ary expe ae ra pecking shipping and forwarding: lon INSTRUCTION | AMATEURS Wrd.—Bund The Bchoellkopf Co., Dallas Tes. a) | only. Box K-75, Post-Dispatch, "| winter, or would lisp @ piace an homtne son r reas L. PE reg distance hauling. Bomont 157, Central 669 alod - inday afternoon et 3 pt Co., Dallas, Tex. (c3) spa or would wy Pa pipes as housekeeper | ; Box —S- i ANY person of neglected education can Te. , at the McNair Theater, MeNair HORSESHOER s SALESMAN—Sit. by hustler = 7: 36 years’| * refined home. . Charles Place, | —— LANGAN & TAYLOR celve private instructions, reading, writine gnd Pestalozzl. Take Natural Bridge car: her ! ao Bn. — a job experience, 14 yore with last firm; best} —APt. 12, Louisville. Ky. AUTO a 231 N. 8th at Im. > (ec! ne arithmetic, English, grammar, composition’ | — (07) K- ‘36. Post t-Di ox; references; can deliver the goods: only LAUNDRES&S— — . uy) v y etc.; $6 to $9 month! My BELMONT eave. st-Dispatch, __ liable people need answer. Write, R.A ; ott 1047 eveain OMO ‘ = wn STORAGE & MOVING CO. og gs Pe) Dope. ELMONT says: 1 uccene, yields her gifts to| HOUSEMAN—Sit.; colored. private family Watson. Sumner, I!., 114 E. Locust at. (2)| -AUNDRESS—Sit.; lady re a any | AUTOMOBILE, WASHERS Vie; ll Sunda Bes | y acting for| hotel work. Call Bomont 1647 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER — Sit. dy | prone eaning_@18 8. Vandeven‘er. AAG PRESSMAN . a ‘Brick ole LAUNDRESS—Sit.; colored; Tuesday and! Main st. iol 7 hway Must’ ded. If you are planning to move to California mechanica’ covrses; estimating, siide rule! or the Pouthwest. we can save you freight | ca'iculations 742 ‘Chouteau ay. (99x) | STAGE DANCGING—Rock 2. wishes situation: re of : PISA HOMBRE TOM! Pent city “Tolerances. | Gerines Sonition ‘with remconaibte Aameeaan | CAUNDRESS Bit; colored Ry, dav or bun-| fan cake. Apply, Sunday (Shr Sesto Sell oes elmar. eee R— by Der young man with 5 years’ stenographic and ete, reinforced a nd sec ret Ashoit it ®., — 508s” ‘5 Feo ‘Go. | Sring @ dueher A telephone call ‘i a eer hairdressing. beauty cul- tric. soft ah oe. Russ! ee da ces” tau Lindell 56°5R a , Di eeisiens dale ) ire: it will doubl Ken lall Capps Sta ; I ————w ! and make you inde endent | hort sours: | Olive Deters. § OO For, Dancing School. 3 30 HOU SE REP Ld rad amg r “eR ged'S sales: best of LAUNDRBESS—Sit. ; jlored; 1 a; f BATTERY . or nope wavering. positions waitin OLER & ourse; | ————______— ss" AIRING—an kinds; anole pres _reterences ox Post-Dispatch. : . ++ ,Colore irst 2 daye.| BATTERY MAN-—M1 + Paar undry . STOVE REPAIRS Siig ating MOLER Cobban, 414 YOUNG MAN For show bualgess) emell i : Fmt neesopabte price: | SENIOR MEDICAL STUDENT—ale desires | ; -pomeMt 207K, shane: sie, ia eel mort uc, exis, matted WE make a specialty of ring cracshaa | MODERN School of A Waa) Regt ote . ; 2. ‘ + preters relief in dru y Caps me desi : : ' wth: me p pene 8 | peotalty of Jopairing cracked see = on. 3538 Wash- | ST RCGTTEare Fins and night “number, ot ain 116 store, but would consider anything. Cal, wants work by day. Bom da; Se ei sund; am = rae ing plants and rs. Ideal Heatt and by experienced teachers. ‘eae — G—I teach + nine different wtyles of ~ gg og experienced; prefer private; *?Y ;, LAY UNDRESS—White;” reliable; refecences at once. Theo. D, Hotigs AN Plumbing Co., 2812 Bemple av. » X— MAKE - eccent &. including buck and wing. ome yest hours, $10 week.-Cal! SHIPPING CLERK—ABit.: freight 926 Toulstana. | BLACKSMITH— | to b i. 6426 $100 a Gay; be an nuctioneer: eas entric, soft shoe, Russian: all th Janitor, Forest nd pso. , express aon ner reat rarawe: 5 work; short hours; 4-week term, starts oo est steps; new ines tauRt > os TANITOR i. ah nk pa FL gt suDeryine packine; 10 CAUNDRERS—SIC colored: with references. Union Fuel, Ice and 1 a8: es re; our A. G. BRAU ER g] 1; tutition only $100; free catalogue. Mis.| {102,. Studio, 8830" Olive st Deim coal a0 aft white, first-class apartment, 1. Post-Dis. Lindell 2623R wag te ysis TLD ERS— Exper ) UPPLY CO. | sourt Auction School, Hall Bldg. Kansse| 2972L._ Kendall A School of Btans| call Forest fuag* Tepeire: married man! | SHOW REPATRER—Sit | trom stores or In- | LAUNDRESS—Sit; rienced ; Mon en Stove repairs 314-918 » "34. at. City. Mo. , as Dancing. _ 8 ca orest 1186] stitution: to cane home. Electric Sh . . {s° alto F Bartmer. ne wists STOVER p> ___ B16-3 84 st. (c8) SCIENTIFIC beauty cal (©) | iirc or BE eat aie z ee oe clean, Shop, 2212 e st. oe a and Tuesday. Bomont 183 BOOKKEEPER . 1 PARTS RENICKELED | “thorizea Marinells afpstructor, “4850 foram. | pGancihe taught, a short time: . 3 ect; | SLACK BARREL WATSER—Ant apn wauntry of cleaning: S918 ose tay. "thee | nee rR— _ . ‘ T : ‘ i iy" AEE EYE : Panag MSGS, GSS) Slate | spect avoir or Ne. BRS Liha ag 24 olsed? ishor Sccounteny Sore z “eyccEss IN LI ; (c83) ' FE, | SINGERS wie. —Good vol ten st. New Yor Bos} TA fomale ete. chance pee “advangemen STEAM rc: Hts =| ae ef perience | “attendee : soak Bomo tre eo i ~ seein SE we -——— = quartet: professionals, - P.-D, ost-Dispatch. (c7) ceola. at -

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BUNDAYT, . DECEMBER 17,. 1922. ae WANTED—MEN, BOYS we 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? SePpin—Dby iarge jobwers; state HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTES—ME Oo __ AGENT Ww Mi w M ) WANTE ar@ salary expected. Box o’clo — Monday in ~ N, BOYS AGE Ss A = lence epatch. (c) Tiffany’ Krogernd | ‘ — eggs — 21; travel: call on stores. | YOUNG MAN—To run freight elevator: $15 AGENTS—c NTED EN Se ee ANT=D EN ees SALESMEN A — all 4622 Eas per week. Box EB-260, Post-Dispatch. (c) |W rite Becker Chemical Co. 8 oC Pg Ae eee - ‘» = R MANAGER WANTED. MEN—TYoung: cyt SOc hour. Apply | YOUNG close set of books for|——— cee cats | ny, oe _vemee "Philadelphia city and. vicin nity; (-@lass; bh : Lecust st. The ae Mare Cc tod Eis. - i" y AY : ~ 8 to 5, , —To lear pattern trade. Apply 3039 head —rasees ak a thoroughiy ee Am edna MEN. iat Sopas 10% WN, Sth st. ined and retereness Bos * $3. "Post-Dispateh, — “TS—Learn about the profits supplying " guaranteed, ‘prices that “7 Pr W on a P s at. ic) | Perlence leer wm cx- ~——ANnG women to dress moulin’. nm - —— — erfume to families, b; 4 Ook, ** Ir ( ll ; bundles to Ting Rass: oe anatase ta bake ahep. r. white. small bund = ie: . + ———— ce ff must ME N—10 to sell " ; ~~ | ; ari ve -ton Fora truck! —2 tk. -*0., wn 14th st NY. City | of stock; free adv ertising matter, klets. sd for and delivenn® ng BN a er : , esate ox | achines: give mie ‘Box. mission Na oo unnec ary. —. or ? on24. or ier around shop: | AGENT S—To sell st tandard gas make ae | everything to start, for postal. Dept. 71, Mm eter ay Mre, Lucas @ ted. Box ¥-o9a | 20% E-69. Post-Dispatch ee A : Cooking and eath ng purposes; neon te evs | w._C__Harley Co. Dayton. 0. — ee Bn geen agg am c vy our quality a - ui — whit 4 ht, for office work; must be. MEN—} a —— YOL NG MA N—A bout 25 years und ery home 12th | AGENTS—Every “i ee or panes *: ; - iwo,. youn 20-22 ' tring: - : re nd ~~ — 7 . verywhere: write quick for our ’ S. > SASS. See ang fundamental of OKINE: ffice LN i b— ectr! - | mouey-making proposition; brand-new ONE OF OUR CLIENTS weekly; city road. —— —P ~— Se ae hing? 5 A ‘ay bux E-348, Post - Dis. ant a e ord . “4. Py . e catered oosg George, ; . is ws reo | . B trmée, ‘ | “WAN y ANTED > hac: “a Setechl “obit arts “ N | . ep 0% — tc. ce a 373. 4 ont-1) wo rs ; n eet : : =e Ow, Indi cianapoli Ss. | hosiery eaivect rem" mi ee ee nor REQUIRES S E VE R A L at et can uss 3 men y und Thursday good Teter. ! re wi boy: hy years of age. Foreman Fr; i h MEN— Aine erican Serv vice Co.. Pittabur. a. | r ist by ond a toncwritervand | off = y ENTS— Bon a . : iwenold labor saving | i oe Style pte bee "ee BN mam R E A L SALESMEN _TO permanen = . np auoared Mor day lus wesley and ‘ ! ; is — nm errands. 5650 Pages. imis er drattemes: mi ~ i et saree ere | N _Broad w ay. . ‘ ee bee } is wea - AGEN : = S : : ee AGE NTS—E ‘xtraordinary 10-day offer! To S E L L T O FURNITURE cepa ance oo. Otes — insurance: Fan give * ’ : enagers. master mechanics; electricia: ts with Stao1- nvince agents Mexican diamonds, guar EA L E R S. R E T A I L unnecessary, must be oa earn TRNITURE EXPERI x K-32, Post-Dispatch. NG MA N—For “real tf ; ed is \ estate o ©: must); _&! re pullers; free rate boo«.|. anteed 20 years, have rainbow brilliancy F T 500 to $3500 a year with “Tiweral : - edart Mig. Co., 3535 = Y (Selofed, wate Fas : ges o? Dispatch sigpitioaaiie | AGENTS NCE IS DESIRABLE SALESMEN—A bona-fide prences. Lindell 10 ae hy - work in n cloth room, F. C. Rid- FREIGHT RATE Cc LERK—Must be exper. UN ; M ANo=17 or 18 “for | Alf: 74 corre. r i ir Ts not ion Cur five e =. S D. Catalogue and sample outfit © prop- = i make rea! Taoney ; will be given you me Bro. Casket © Co. 1406 Hogan, be- in interpreting and quoting rates en ayn Ce ndence in downtown office: good future; | every home; we show y ca hee at ye | _Tmport ing C = “Box 208. Bae i BUT N O 4 ESSENTI Al i. —— for earnest conscientious effort. 33) Se qd 19th. | Falion and | Cass. freight tariffa, e ly oO to | ' ‘*hooling, age. experience and larw | liame. Jept. ir, . . ao Mtn 20 - py 1112 Arcade Bi eo colored; fi isth an ——— 0 im Ls Box _K-3¢ 4 Post-Dispaten. | . te Box K-39. Post-Dispatch er — i = _Monte! air, N. J. AGE E N TS—Make $60 to to ‘$100 v weekly selling W RITE Us IN DETAIL, SALESMAN—New ye silk ureday, references. 7 ‘Tice boy. good Cc Ae oe for AaACGCVance- - a : P| yy Ty —T wo, a on ig — AGENTS- (ile lear up ts vyear: wonderful! Xoffield ti t t —— ltl epaatemealalina, TRUNK SHOP FOREMAN — Foreman, wood ENG MEN—Twe, for flowe Prt Kpe-| new, i foes le wild tre, euos-| an nd. blowouts,’ doubles mileage: enally ‘| GIVING EXPERIENCE, . - hi - A » oe a ne “meg > : ' = “te ey g a * ie . “he ‘ar pred, no cement ) t i « fread: 80- 7 ' 7 7 ri Mhite, take te at cacti, or tres. | | OR PRODUCTION MAN work ers, painters : Cou. 2421 Smith. Detrore, Mich = | fates’ 3 teas mnt OF tools, reauired: aees.| PRESENT CONNECTION, | Sreé=sy Meets s work, : , ae . : — i¢ Sunday morning | Are you satisfied with your present posi- "be? | NW 1 Maki ne $3 an hour th Lansing made S562, Ackermann $519 last BTC M ore “10 é ler; t in stor wri 1 : month; no capital required. Coffield Tire 7 — . s i heresa tion? J am here to pores liberal cals a I j fen ager in sales promotion ly - . a rr : —~— — - ° rai Peiary | ; : ' | = | ; ‘ té ‘ . y rig } ¢ | } ’ aT re y . , - - ‘> a take (ae = in office; must write gvoi - ide. a ; . capable man whet 1d) Nf lishers, Car - » 401 Wainwr! a —s : mples -308, | Protector Co., 246 Court st.; Dayton, O. 1) worg,. best ce ad 2 . nows now to oy : --- ? or, : ae 8 — © - . ——--— —— . — — —— ‘ AGE N’ , If ucting | ¢ —- > elp and planning producti aitheelt men | _in advance, intr ne | tion pe nt hosiery. 54 styles: must wear ‘«r red Grand aie tre e. or r ino ning by day; tira "4 —— lige + , 7 man , = . adie i": e ; saat , com irive . , re ¢ ; ‘ ‘ t hye , ‘als, : fer ’ nt, to “deat n drug business Mmanen' 1O* } id- tern «ity am fee | Gt Sh rest » _ ant am ere , wage , ; om wa’ . a ‘ost-j).s Toh j EN = Son . Sa me del! T fi : ' SALE b de- Ei... a ; BN ¥ bo). [f be ove 16. Geo. reom 6°” : : al See me a 1e e oll ; — me wond uy et: —— and collect: elegant outf t furnished a. —A = * s children's. ang IPet-claes. coloce! te > 5 Barnard >ia' ione! y Co., Vandeventer | , Pee = SOLALIO tel ly Sun la) ip cf Ing , : 2 NT Wo appearit ver * - Col veather winner for' outde ¥ a ors and grades including silks, wools, | .o1 women, for snappy oat dren's a all Lindell 415iW, Mere ‘a pee! fo) ‘ASAGRANDE. (c ' I'S; packi ala te take orders in citv; satisfied earn | selispfor $10: good commission. K te heaters. Mac-O-Chee Mills Co., Fall 8421. Advertising Agents, cialties; easy sellers, paying ad FURNITU RE MANUFAC i 7] fl -> a ¥ a to sta.*t Room 3( id ‘ Kir Gardner * Ma : Cincinnati. Ohto ! sion ttle Chick Shoe ‘ fe N Ov ER, FOR LIGHT As- MANUFACTURERS ASS'N [p | Cc v | = : . GENTS Make S10 SIN IN mtical. ; desires nursingday > " =k x A RE : fel OD OPPORTU NI. 518-5” 1 American Bank Bide. $f i ping Ci€rk 29 © a) : rs 7EN TS—Hot-pot lifter gas light ers, cur. | AGE INTS—Make he to ‘o $2 ax lv: business CINCINNATI, OHIO. (e) ee ten an “tdeal*’ a lines; t houpew ork + Sian pe? AWANCEME N7 APPLY AT}. a os Angeles. Ca! _ ’ tair is, etc.: attractive prices, v oat Pe... ~~ = 4 oy uying new in- oe rr jesires pos sto wk rs BON) Ww ASHINGTON AV. Sait GROCERY CLERKS—Young men; 7 50 The Arloe Wood Products | Co.,} STIX, B AE R . ru L L i IR ee eoy Ce., Be fferson st., Phil Mey emp ee og al in en gp Barne of ae see salenmen erven, Gn 106 er y ekverience. Box R- SEEREON ELECTRIC MFG CO 2) vears of age advancement; app'y Moa. | whose factory | 1 offices are located . ‘ON TRACT DEP ART ME N Gora, Fa ~~ Pane apnea + online ogy: + Le gpl ya : ome. arren, Chicago. | tox R - MPN ft ae oteneel” @ Se BC apy and of! S are iocatea V4 tr Vr — $$ - —_________ nace; nothing complicated; jus’ set in stove GREASB SALESMAN SALESMEN—T ll patented fabric ee ne AD bout 16 or - 18 vears oid for ‘do wn- | HELP = nd * ahy 441 : . : in St. [ouis. is oki trostwortl. ea the on of e br pe hy A we - , youl profits, selling and burn; territory going fast; send for free Excellent permanent position " new open rubber beth eas Se oasaatent t steste antl jetered, wants invalid y. 2 gamee; Giing work principaliy, must) ae ee ee res Class! men between — - oO] - ‘= | energetic youn a as | schooli: Lacassian Co. 3°] N. 4 et 5 ry aaa wham Yavention a 5a with large manufacturer to sefl in drums to/ other high-class trade. Joseph Sanitary rt Mi r = vie ra i ages ~1 ni 12 a draftsman i desire As ate = ae _— ' ww QD Bley ept. 64°, . ae 2 Se ro auto trade and owners of fieets of trucks, Rug Co... Milwaukee. Wis. nuree, best of reference Be Sp alert opportunity fo ‘risco Railroad ton. v ES Paar yer 1" ) , atic averting : euis, M _Davton, Ohio | : Att : ici | for g WwW? eet als : Atal . y growing ract bi —— —— ne, Sane ae : In St. Louis and Southern [itnots; stock car- | S47 ESMAN—Traveling & handle att ~~ ry a leat a : idard Ad ising Agency. Rt Louis. exactly matching finest gapuine diamonds, 6 gem, only $1, | E we'll send perfect 1-k. ; dav or night du a = 7 man ange ee « AO nn ng Tl ty oF 4 —_— rs) POR «Le RIC ‘AL Wi { tg ; ti by day. Phone Jade" & — 38 J 7; wane oe tn to ‘ # ‘i focal! amon $1 Sia eB SaCIRES « ey an ane be Tog om ue OE “A \NTS-—Make > daily ling our heavy.‘ Aa on naune rocery: sold | Selling ability, address or phone Mr. F. A.|/SALESMEN-—-A most attractive —- ; > Mer DID OPPORTUNITY EL ECT RIC MFG nh Make good money. wit Jus He eMpiovees, - ficatior elary de: °. ii an hes » Tevers e ironing board cover. Re- hrough agents, canvassers, grocers, } ard eee tee tae 9 setae coounts Tinol= “Adjust “Corp For | 1A rations, x | ails $1 niiy endian, welilew memeber: an a. denettne ae on Pa 8: big prot- Monday, for interview. fe) Soceunts. Iilinote “ vt my Corporation, ._—_ 10 years _ @Xperi- oe 12 WASHINGTON AV (e2s 4° —— F perience Bot ce 7 r : he company has acquired ample \oenmig Sales Oak Park, Il juick sale: real _opport unity. Van Bureir st.. icago. 28, Forest 6655M. —— ne Ee pe aie e li thi! oe] ' Pr Iv P,P W B . PSE on i > aten b 7 : > 16-18, with high school ¢iu- | Qa ‘eptional an worth a.| RTOU nd to take eare of e xpansion, an d eo lnfornis WY = nts 2 ay! | —WVe start vou withou lollar : -ENTS test seller: Jem R ~~ er Repair SALESMEN—We — a few o ni for L., S180 DOO kOper: iy ’ .- to work fm maltling department ; tigation y P The - Tor ington . u f: ictoryv hb } Ns “oe e40G5 VV GLLld "Ou », €Xtract perfu to)) od] for tires; and tubes: supersedes vulcanizZa- live wire men to “reed urni to references, 312 werk, . = @e genera! office work, splendi:l _ 4 ‘ ask for Mr Mo ’ ullding which is comppiete iy perie: unt 7? a t " ; ' ' — dea! > | t st. Ask for } Morgan. « | Cabinet Makers. Mech 1 Ge ee Unnecess rnatior Dept.} tion at a saving of over 800 per cent; put eal a 3 ers; commission. ) [ = . ‘ ° «th G hine s ‘bey ae, St. Ls : it on cold, i ulcanizés itself i min- Mig. Co., 3127 Chiesa go av., “officg tors AGENT offi — Mispaich. for advancement and ourornct. ~ equippe I i ~- ne HOG RUTCHER—6°10 Baxsion i if peu inh machinery, ete. ana . Orr “SIS [tv — work, etc. Crundéen-Martin Mfg. — « 1 ; : Be | Meatehar Pa rr ; : it nd is guarante to ls h ; = OFFICE At —_ all otis ¥ ‘ and Gratiot ets , HORSESHOE R—aAndad blacksmitn — which has its§ own shinetad facilities. ] misners, | pholsterers $60-2°200 week. free | sar np! es: i; gol 7 sty gy “og 1 rerw at wn - a ee rene in ’ ’ a ere 0 - Senet: Appi) livdraulk Press $rici ce eo ‘ou ‘ | Pe eo , "4 , _ ‘ furnitur ctorie offer x ‘ Rin er “ve store windov e yY a = 3 ‘ ‘eee “~y des . ’ r marticula nov an capanse ¢@ prese Bur day, | Lindel) _ Be . "E LJ el ania n: es w wc) 1 637 ‘ne se Poe R. ; iy You will be given an opportunity, At itu a fe tori ft r experience “aad | offe at ae a il Y Acta Sa os part . sin “ad Fil esman to office executives: sptendi i oppo ~taalty. tit . ie youre: acey accurate ‘fn ae baad ; li @-. 2 Nl TOR v ve ; ; to lear) a luerative trade and at the tog : f yea rou work ‘) | ett. > 426 *% ark i cago . ‘wine : Hn = ;, es p , ie a Call Monday morning, TT Walewright. 1c) Al dictation, knowledge pee . ' ae care tar turn » @all , | 4 an —s Weeeses BAC ving co L\GE\T ) ° - -| a a ee " 343 Goetz av.. St. Loute Sevan AND MANAGER—Lediew ready: . 6041 lelmar bi ame ti e; 30 a week. Vorking | tior , abor trouble: moderate livt a ee. CaF tree s le case; toflet} Pa.. Dept. Lo hicnifniecigih : SALESMEN—To se!! our,qutside and window : (7) wear, & good opportunity for a ~rogressive JANI: Eiderly. handy; given hom ma us are idea _ oe ae On n t! r v f miata Ta toes to tee AGENTs—hest seller; Je’ ber repair electric signs; best on the market; —Sit.: secretary to chief | man who can take charge of A live th a8; steady. Box K-294. Pp -! at ag anger \pply. I full de ' Wals a oe J ee ee ae "in a Sante ae am morchegs & custte + Seite ars ‘experience pelt puts FY: wear store in 4 progressive South., | : ay meee FG eer peor | ' , , s to your experience lability tn fires : th eee ee i | tion at & saving oo ya ttn ae one | The McSevaney Co. Springfield, O. yet . - en eee Off eS eee Soe yore es ot € tia : lt letter \GENTS—Fast: — gene oF 1 coid, it vulcanizes ‘tse! > \N—T yutine and initiative. Box ong BA . ent, in rem! fere! , post en De 8 o1 : deere . prese +S cl : a ‘eacy:, big} Amazon hubber Co., Li.a@cesphia, a. | N ry SALESMEN—l12 oe apecialty atthe: -Dispatch “S00 - —— . We ae Ser’ Julius | & Sons. Indiana rv iar oe oe ge ae | elle See wartiouings aad ween ana fe mae dy Ot. fe! on ea ne a AND SUIT COMPAN men to sell electric coffee milis ae meat 7ERATOR—S't., 5 years’ 2 Lew i ai At ; Se) lien ‘ } ) ov ae proeagegM em a. lian & Son. Box 26. Oto. la | AGE NTS—Get int “a | “business of your choppers; liberal comnilasion. G-104, res permanent pos! thom at 9 periences in ~ ae FAIR State Adam. 28 VRESS FEEDER—Apply 4958 gy: igs CCS WHICH AaFe s0€ at AGENTS—Pespetus 2 egg =>} own; ident paration trade to handle neckweer ve, to work tl : ‘ - ; : | ike . . id 7 ij ' Senta wy . ANTS “xX *] ‘ veat The .. Watkin . = y demo th child, 6 years, in pr- By Bren aire fh a ss Monday. Greg eam 22 one . aPESs. ss 7 ro len Re = , Kansas City, Mo. ritory. None but men of an: pee fre advertining big De om ox E-60. Post-Dis. | ) ——— a TF ust know ciiy. 311% ak lon Quarry ids THT ao ackKsSnop oOvwermMakers Sg iy . . ee . oe we yee Be ad a oe Shelton. experien d h “Povar,”’ 530 Weat 58th st.. New ¥ “work by v. give refer- “ME & Grand. ts ad, ae Millinery Designer and nttey, Raekshor Vib hinict 8 ells ie: ae ' pin wate my ‘awieigh 1° hea '!t! DP ence an who are SALESMAN—Army shoes:'$75 week Aime ~ 70, Post-Dienet- h. Re rt; rr we or > vate fami - - . hh . _ : UATYT rk ri? ey) —_ g . — fe : - at SHOP . Cnimists i ¥5 “> Bi. sing *} ; n- . athe : ~ om Bm egg ‘ - A een r Aa oe ih, ireate et ro Post-Dia | & pp! vy SO9 Market. _ Barth nore a e mecessity: ‘ree sampic a ra. Bavorabts eae am all evel A splendid proposition for at : anwville, : . SALESMEN—Calling on hardw - - ~~ “ 7 “in D—“Beoe BD « = »>——— wUR—For Ford truck miqogdi ars , os ake . . — , . contin , : piSe a ’ a bth ae gt tol Geo pre mel . trick . —_ “Taedace 2 ake pr wig tg & . = —— — , me = — . : ; mH. mital neede ,; ach you to manage the right nran. Call at the ber dealers; best- vy Full i yor tine tm in ule ne : . me oe. OC permanent big paying business. | office of no sample necessary —_---——— - irre and Bul we , >» 4 Ce ms, PP ramet Po . - me : mids ’ : R—White; for cleaning an , ad Refinis th and 1 02 ra ny big moner: write for sample| $2000-$5000 yearly. Write for applica the company, lor-Allen & Co., Morris, 1 aaa ne es — ones ishment ; t b He-lencel A BORERS—Colored.. to work in fopndr ite ¢ ‘ Al ; P : rene tor cleaning by day. ‘ ‘ ea nt; Tnust ~e expe cie -, Silmatvick @ Sons Mou: ary Co.. Carge ot - y A Ny >, om we : »OxX >. ) tion Give age, occupation, references 1 09 Ww . : rs j—Experience’. for ©) Rulwes ce ruck and eh et ciaas. that can 3 Au a ere , . T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. 8, Freeport. | 609 Washington Avenue, " e — ;or : \é role" : f m @ hair : st sa) be . raf . fs eS. Oo , . ssion * ic G) | ° work itn restaurant. 4 aS ; acd it Po at : : Dm : .- \ho has been workin . . rice ; ] Jeffers , ' ele iam Gee “ae ' a ' peiinsiasitiniaiiies —_ - - | Ce . goo4 wages. ic) od 144 P Mainnesota. — eK 5 hemicais, fo general labo: goo ‘athe a saa reain er agp rr | BY nian en oh ee ANY ly with paint brush can and ask for Mr. Simon. - a - - rn : “or nturvy Electric C 1817 Pine 7. —— ; do ' arcmnig? we Le” ) T° a7 pate senate AE a L ane ys . tay ew ‘hanica!l business on mnear'y : en lored, ae rook an lata 4 al : .—- ¥ oun mar betw o ? “a ’ ’ ’ a : : - wh : Say rl ‘ , : ef a : ‘ fF Pp \\ ~ . ‘ Pha . iOT } ‘ rig " —_—— ; ‘ - ‘ nreofit | ir 4 > fp . nal Qiive 1590 Tora. ad! L - foung man. jatween 2: ~ om LADDERS Painter's extension fall} FF na o we me his ual i. A ivi. LN.c Wa i c ~ y ° eitw * 1c. imo a) pros . Ps brac ‘BAL ESMEN—AN saleamen make good - M - day. and . betw no a4 . ” . hee ‘” teal SQ30%N rj ty hone nu o t> . . \f CC a > Ta mAtt ren —— ~ mt oe as. ae ee ae etnods. ‘omplete working outfits fur- | seeking ®@n opportunity for a road position. SALESMEN—Imperting lace and nz. Romont leave city; ruar antee salar) a te Se . Newstead 6 .U MitnR—axperienced i: pin '} torn es x, Nee treat Miz 3 2 See O€ a esman S—EE dd “reliable married: want® 2 ‘ — | : ) ' per be 1001 : re £4 p yy 11 to 3 il4 _O@eon. , Sbio—rust ass, alijlaround > he = Pie Apply oO! Ih iar bi ; an Ma«s NC cteplay advertisement, 161 magazines, | care of — ) re - curae. & naterial 1 | . Dr act % 3 eparati mi er- ‘AT MIA? ER—In each county, oF | ne can learn to his advantage smal , : i — om , VY | ee ‘ 5.00 ep oc ut r advertising, Dig ay, owt — by getting in touch with us. We Box E E-305. a a noking. light clean!) TTA mom ah gine Bar ; 2 a ee. | | . . Catl farany © fio WARRIOR eee, 200t of! hererr. ee 8. Ke ) ee aaa outs, Mo.? __s| ‘spare time: NO expe etille Ky. (99)| Went # live salesman, williag to SALESMAN—On electric Bea 30. employed from te. h Market ( MAINTENANCE | Sposreoh A ee ft Will emplov d oo Sper | Sell 1 a se a ee work. Must show us his past vacuum cleaners; our men are Baturiay, wants place ag rxket. . ea yt Soe ~ poet Beg Mave expert Seatiiteen a tnust On ont lit en é experience rubber introduce the most wonderful ar- results, give good references and = Pony, $1 ae campdigh; can use an‘ evening for room — , ee. rw + oe portabie eiectric reaming : , OTA n ae 1% MACHINISTS lere pron » teen overal , “ “hite Light known; beats gas or be a producer. We can make it paisa; can ha es incoin Steel and Forge ,.| PORTER—Colored Diy 42 a : wit eS ree saint ‘fer A? H} o.. 32g v ric: to ay week eaail) interesting to a good salesman Paani aaent ARE reer et. : __ 15th et. | ond LABORERS 45 5701 Natur Rr oe 4 4 Mn BE . ily ‘ ‘ —— 5a dd ey al lk age. j ; lh (c46x PORT ER “ es‘gat Be . Sh " ~¥ . o py" ~—* é ° j " ‘ : ? a rr 7. . Inigue les i | . i profit " no ww ith an estab! ished trade. APD- . upiness WOMEN. traveling 2 gsTp MAINTENANCE Man—Must understand re-| King’s highway. p 716 “|For Colorado and Wyoming 4cen7Ts— juick selling 1 . aiting for your money. deliver—an' ply M-393, Post-Dispaten. Be aan omission. repeat will aseiet alld a any 4 our. Ap a ITSST!S _ PT) pa! rin 4 al! k inds of: mach! nery at 4 do > > —_ -—-~ _ - i s 4: . mee or ¢ y og? m . ' : ° : rid *l Ss ts ; prosp- ® of expenser. ga Mea p- oe C i gé@nera} maintenan e work Mor nalay eters I Cc bid Tt > — Appls nday, ster the Florist points. Transporta rion furnished. ty as we ot oe ot “ ‘ery } Bem, sale prices; | b re ferences. Box R- 35 (6m) Vi E, Lev ec. ing. & o'clock, Kroker Grocery and Pahing — ‘*"— a — ; + - Chicag System, ~ | x “ori aay. eS ee TIRL SALESBEN—Can you sell tires? Are day. Cinel = Mts ‘Ca., . . ‘o.. Tiffany and Vista (on “ Ideal climate. Standard wages. ,“>c##°_ "28° gn System, 150 W-. | time. Liberal éommission; territory pre- | L . _———— oat een Eads and k re P Rrid ve OF F PRE SSERS d eee? 1 és *tioT ive k “a1 r. Send to- you acquainted i? I the c ty” If 50, & well ung. 22; have had univer : . =‘? | MAN—Middle-aged, te work on farm must LESS ; AGENTS—Earn $75 50 weekly takin ay for | free tri: offer and full; known factory distributer hae & splendid ind office exper lence in o& buenaid St. Louis, Il. (¢ } a Row E-17 >. Post - Dienit gusrante nionmad Pere Manager. “609 “W. Lake st.. | meeage, 5S | | hi gn-grate cine pe oaler Gest cian ‘ i - . ote) rn sle ‘oo . ‘7 eS aa . . ; [ I iz aTT 4 € ‘ s. se io _, or o4 : “4 } letters. edite Pine _— ' | at 6206 Vernon. after 1 p.m — - | - — » ade ut), -U5 WN. DOA ay, re from factory le 3 ivenette OIL. BURNERS—For furna ‘es, heating and got pe rations and commercial firme. Box ' coo ko s! s, burni late or =e ie e; } -318, Post- Dispatch. a npile catalogue sider — i ' ’ \ > i no} or night . Peters or as i o ke Pic . ’ ’ 7 ‘ J / . be") Be i ‘ ‘ ’ I . tha Sm . Pesges Pe Ce, S168 N. | PRINTEE—Al.round, retcrence®; ealary vind seller: every € pes e buys. “7 whirl. printed and cares. a on mn men who nave a strong followt & me * sorual ; ve or mae reting —_——_——_—— — . _ pe ted 40x -156. Post-Dis tch eomn , 4 - A r- basis: state experience aqdison yuare mecium an ar will oa at least pe Der 43 and ae a Se MAN—As partnas; auto park; $100 re- = iepe ee a a ae . Pe es ete O. Box 320. New York. r trade. Strictly | month; ‘ oF ee necessary ne ev lopment. | - — | — — ?— _ entren. Ay 2: O7 N. Grend. | PRINTER piaeiy,_ “unemployed B -% 2 Dn “Ar oe Se. ene STOP DAIPY GRIND: silver mirrors, head-| monthly settlements. Petiveris guarantees. _Metor ‘Co., . "1 : — er , : Pa Byte stead 0} y. #10 —s table lat ves, weiry, | Ne objection to nonconflicting lines. ve all sapomres reer onnd mal ly, for light farm we +o ~ 1120 ed ‘tth floo oor — hat eat eee. iH sENTS—Electria cigarette lighter for au- | etc eR Reed oe = Slane. _ ay sarenae re. in first leter to oweld Gaia Address | SALESMEN—C uteosuits; children je exper iene. s°D. but good home. Box E-38S. aa i Nc H PRESS OF ERATOR—Apply 3 01 ebony handle; of icient, dura-/ rinkle t 3, Marion, Ind (9%) | “WAISTS,"" 319 Heed Bid Philadel bia, suits; sweeping the country like Box _K-3:30, F ee "| MAN AND WIFE—For cougtry piace: man | _ Electric Co. 5218 Virginia ' le, cheap: big profits; easily installed; a = F WORKING FOR OTHERS. Go into | Pa * % no competition: all ¥ “ ed, ex iy = ced. to do work about place; w8fe to do genera! my ° v. da Y |r | Z rondert +, Sure Start Ve orizer Co., | 8 P : -¢ —- res Sait: refined... or eee a Pas "INNER- Frperien a ro ? housework. C. C. W olff. Clayton, Mo a STARRY MES: 6509 Manct - .-. & + IR ak RISC ig IR. Tele re business ae e-—" Make = sell | Any at eit aia real live men. Ap- “Cuteesuit, Miss Brown, é : ANB Ay ‘for we x . ; tongs #p- | Y . —Appis nion 2 larry. 5 — — _ . —_—— your own goods y our system gS easy Diy ~v . A Line & Go, 700 Washingon, 4th a sk, Se Fae Mar FE | Nature priane,”* a Sb ioeun a Machinists, “(2575 PORAPSRESe Maina acery | Opportunity to make 9100, to $500 week, | SALESMAN —To carry veal gue os sds] “lee. manutsstm aR ae , SADD L E MA a E Rs— Humm : “ : as . , Yer : . >. rite mmediateiv ur line. Box |} . Poat- apes manufacturing concern ss A: ic ; , rm ~™ armer hog breeder buys a dozen to hun- : ° ; GUTT [ ERS ANE aes. for genera! cardening and + Ss aa = = E . — pady work; goo Boile akers, Blacksmiths. dreds; exclusive territory. Hurry! oa a lg A ig TALESWEN—w i Age e .f °5d37 Delmer. be in _rog. 1101 portion ¢ Chemical Bidg, ‘Monday. — A 5 Fri Bid - 9th ’ ager 3. Station C. Omaha, Nab. (e " ° ops on comm ssion. a and machine cutters; Wash st. _ oe nied National hair Co., 301 8. nd ate an. th or og ‘ (c8) GENTS—World's fastest agents’ seller: 300 mA 1 By gee SALESMAN—To sell to retail grocery t Bis ighest wages for good | \14N—Experien ed in battery and tire serv- SAUSAGE MAKE — ho know how; good| per cent profit; needed in every home and $40- $10 “ peneational asi ling ~ the perma- old established house. Box 1! -367, P.-D. RG. Inc 808 ww hi | “s ® reference requ red. Glenn. Grand and ___ wages. Te: Be ‘x E mF Pa, eo Ee ost [>i ispat { h. ner sc} i a tal 1] h . erin anent at usiness Pre- Be nas ‘cae ified wor k: city, country: free SALES MEN—S$5 profit selling = 97. 50. neces- ; eames. ine. {¢)| BHAPER Wtd.—S ingie head . for wood s — —— nier Mfg. », 808 E. Grand bi., Detroit, samples: prepaid anywhere. Lucas Brush sity: sample free, Menchants’ Associa- , tt — Machine man; one. MAN—To Avork at filling station; must_be | __ Louig Meramec Canoe Co., Valley Park, M Bitch. pr | Co., Denver, Colo_ (e) jon, erience on house! a aon ap + eae . (c) we oe eS feet power shears; first-| a it epiaten — make a at ee a oS gern a : class only 2940 Frank c” * ararklit r}: nameptat u AN—To work ~ 1 Row Cane er aod UY : heckerboards, medal signs; dig ius) AGENTS WANTED—WOMEN | 1: sare an aprons referred. MAN—To work extra at filling station; sev. SHOW ‘ “eo Ww R ITI R—F irst-} —y oo RE ye RGR As. RE OO a ona a | manufacturere’ agents for famous Natura ° ao Oe RL, RW. y ' MAN—Keliable. that undersiands candy —— n= ssortme: ' work Mever De : ° ° Pp it I i | — aw nT mn no eity men. Gioo-pen, Beauty c* lay and inishing (ream: demon- Ox - os spatch. eo UP 4 16th and Locust st.. ing and general work: candy store; steady, Equipment Co, 4225 N. Sa et Missour1 acl 1c yy nusiciage fountain ex wees ¥Y | stration sella’ over 50 per — profit: ee SALESMAN—tTo sell sugar exclusivel?; per- . work. Box E-195, Post-Dispatch st SOL DERER—On milk and ice cream caus ue - . were Duvs on demonst! in; write for big profit, can make $35 to $40 a wee write tocay tinanent position; state experience and sa)- — . Sian Reliable. employed, large concern, can Aufmechtig Copper and Sheet Iron Co., 9U0 MACHINISTS W itH . 100- ¢ o., 56-8 Pine st., New eee + Bide Ki crane ty. ieee reicn.” Bd E. = —_ bh Srepetee- co) ~P. : ; ‘ , ' rar rs be . # z ' . . a SER—Delmar Chill Parlor. a888 make $20 to $30 per week spare time; ro | _*. 34 ® cars 4 ALL-AROUND RAILROAD ee — os Lae SALESMAN—Auto accessories; batteries or | selling Box K- 390, Post- -Dispatch. _ | sw EDISH MASSE [UR—Or masseuse, for a EXPERIENCE EN TS~ tractive t let epesiaseies; aul: electrical supplies: own cer; salary and —_ reetai work in advertising a MAN—-With executive ebility, to travel for) quired estahlished ont oy ute, references re PERMANENT JORS pa ieee pg, SF mano ~ aon ge | SALESMEN WANTED commission. Box R-200. Post-Dis. i — me: write. Box a ma 3436. Meniay. f "ier we — wqene rm tay os = ee re Pam os emcee | FREE TR ANSPORTATION went: “ . ‘ If vou want 5 er" AUTOMOBILE SA LESMEN—3 to sell Hud- ee once; Sy on A ages i | Colfax «4. ay. tor ervie . —Apply to engineer, Ve : thing ntir vy nev send at once. "nite “ : - cars: . oD tu- wit noveity oft excep mer tants, Src | Washingtor Te - rant ' “~ . we - son and Essex motor Cal in application. Bo = x : rienced structural stee|| MAN—Good, executive business manager, | s : — agen Brome neg Apply ROOM 1030, RAILWAY EX-; & 6. 73-77 Park pl. New York nits Call Monday. 2, for Mr. An lerson _profit. Cal | personal, 1902 'N. Grand. . ) ona checkers. App! Missi«- | experienced in hotel, restauant or hospital! | TENOGRA PHER—Wit local factory; must | * 19 SENT “Write and learn how to start! or Mr. Lytle, South Side Motor Sales.| SALESMAN—If you are now , traveling. inet aaa ctural Stae! Co B11 Park.| management; Al references. Box E-316-| have $400 to quaiitfy; state experience. | CHANGE BLDG., OR 612 WALNUT. ‘Atable business without capital or ex-| 1720-26 Lafayette ‘ __© take our side line and pick up $12 to $18 7 der at iis AN- =Mechanical, = with 3 experience Post- Dispatch xc) | _salary_exp nee = 5 at hate — = ————— (c8> Ce. tables re, pia refinishing auto AU TOMOBILE SALE eMAN—If vou are not _per day. Box 395. Little Rock. re ae rere / | of automatic machines and) MAN-—W tih established wager row. ot _— | gy yes ae - a ——~ eduea- a tate pissing: Se Coot. afrai i to. “work ani are a. live wire we | SALESMEN—In men's jae goods willing station M hors jeal Sreduate preferred, ut die a line of high- ‘grade salad dressing in tion including know ledge of rithmetiec | ——————$$——————— G._ 309 Fit a’ Ni. y (c89) pave the ht Prypos! itiep for vou t and hats: experienced preferred: promi- erred. ae 7201 | Mima! @80 be given to intelligent | South St. 1.01 pent, good commission. Apply clo k wat chers need not apply. ee E- 363. — a Pnd a By Sales Co., dealers in Hudson and nent position. nox Es E-249, Post-Dis. is, (c2) ore SESS ee Resi i SOS | OTICE—To closed “tosis ia-0 Sa Tem: Men Min ian 9 aa emt ee | education, experience and MAN — Between “25 and 85 years “old, to take | - A O Cc ose ofist . ~e eustomers for our guaranted goods: AU TOMOBILD SALESMAN—We have need boudotr and comfy , oe and ©) Point, N.C more salesman; must be a hard} per Co.. 012 Broadway. Xew Yer York City (ee o oe SS now Highland Bm- women; ANIG—Ford s no Write or call. West STITCHERS—For shuttle machines: steady i erm: | charge of territory Jan. 1: salary and | ~ a Ss: . T rerience unnecessary: send for free sam- of one Fa tirond. oy ‘104 —— RE one on. (c2) eM ion; xood aed meee A Jy FR broidery Works ir hland, 11}. | body builders. he. ian nd ‘k. Jennings Mfg. Co., working, reliable go-getter: such a man | SALESMAN—And agents; or i siust be See | “a | an. International 03°C. Or ence Schoois, | _*roicery as ' . oo will make good money; car is old ine ; | 1gtaple lines; liberal Capnenianten ; $11 ANIC— 3 *Midcity Bidg., 322_N. Grand. (c) STE NOGRAPHER—Married man, with eet- Pi Ih B ral C ——e re ben ‘t n to sell mute to high-grade, that with our service oe | 12th ast.. not High st. $34 per week. | SlaN-—Youne, trom 22 to 28 yéare old, “who tled habits and with high schoo! educa- sner O 4 OFrPes AGENT h Re By ts. | satisfies owners; makes it easy to se! thelr | BALESMEN—Cot pg Ive raughits sman~ understands handling collections by corre- tigh must write good shorthand. be ae f lors ye “end stores thet R. x 2 friends and at this time we are coming | —— Tom pe ll aneens ae re spondence; willing to start, at nominal sal- Fug rapi j o tation ane rene and tran: | St. l_ouis Com pany is chewing gum, candies, etc. Profitable busi. | out with aw ae that gars = ae | Senile. 908 Wecadean, ae Ye os with architectura! ary and work up. = e experience and 0 shine: oa ‘h epasater: , sp) endid T eunertmenty : ness built up quickly. Write today. The at ae ae Ww Meyer Dairy weer 4 tools, Arlington av. | Ve g 30 ner a ae. 5 eH ox- ey oa ng el ag a, on preferred. Biston aS EXPERIENCED. ment Co.. N. (¢) , ~ fit free . y s — EXPERIENCED. po supply; ® .., per cent profits; the la lants fn CTA m4 teeLt Inq BED. RUBBERS, MACHINE | VULCANIAER—Thoroughiy experienced, to and Natural Bridge. eavertising. Write ‘for sqaasua Sie are : with —~y of the creat » or house wiring and fix- : . FOR EADY take full charge of 4 or will rent = auctor? here ts sa > ene ty on | t answer. aive age and 47 ~ yt x c)| Bros. Mfg. Co. Gano and McKtesock. _ (cl) | 1, We Sa crainted wh the American | ing everything: men and women. $30 campaign now fn progress; = s —s : 5615 nem mar } 22 a WRECKERS—Ter At Belt and Pershing. ne nee of Labor For tnformation, apply | S100 weekly operating our ““new system spe. sion, sale« contract terr . | _- ae - “ Ay BCHANIC = ei Pat __o'clock. (©) at 18 Geuth Broadway. Telephone, Cilvs | olalty candy factories.’ home. anywhere. | ment given; !f you want, this line for 1973 once, ing terrifory Day _ - me . 5 " estab lis ed au - 71 Meett M 4 Dec 18 . an R let free Ww a Ra gecale, IDraw- write at aetat t wanted. : references ex- YOUNG BOY—Apply Monday. see . Wash: 1971. feetin onday, : , at ook re | Tap ee dh gy R~ 285. Pos: Dispatch. (¢) | ington av. Lou Schoen Feed Co pm. All cooks welcomed. er 62, East Orange, \ Kingsley_Dryer Co, Cleveland, /

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_ DECEMBER 7. 1922. in these columns today? DECEMBER SE ys ~ WOMEN. GIR WB sors : pe 500 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — Is the position you seek advertised ER a wro— x x-DIsP A TCH. HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS|/ HELP wWTD Bareen CLERE —— Exvericnes m5) > HELP WwTO.—WOMER. ee SEWOMAN—WMiddie-aced, for genera) OPERATOR— Burroughs a 308. “Post:Diapa’ ne oa —_ — = “~ MEN, Gif : SALESWEN WANTED SAL ESYEN | WANTED ke SALESMEN WANTED itl SOMER WANTED | BELP Wo —_ CS GiRL WANTED | MQScrewort: ove in family; must have ref-| enced. fast, accusam feR-SECRETARY—Pair es 4,43 J e 7 ’ ; . 7 “ a | ow el >. N—ANTERESTED IN SELLING! SALHSMEN—-Ex mansion of ovr sales or-| S fl IT S$ f D re eee gut — — : “ty. oa * rience 'n bookkeep-/| erence. 3304 HH eae phrey —— = — a \UNKS AND RAGS ON " YOMMISSION . anlzation to handle the ine renee 7 mutT ut aies efi, — 5 ay Are Y VU ia 1 ’ tif bss ' : ” “ _ , . * at pat =; i} Vases witt some a on permanent rate 1758/7 or ca ‘or « 41! - , : ‘ ort a Ee veer Le 1 A My ; ™ * ot it pos! "Be x oe ae ——— iM AN—-5 xpe -ienced. as work- on ba ry “St Ate. ANDLED AS REGU LAR OR 4 our hee eniarg@wed manus uring Pees) ~ esrnan representing is ~~ si —f. . , . ' ‘ saiary expec “ted 4 Ne Lixe ATTRACTIV E PROPOS!I. “ ii f*nahia« 7 «U6 wee 8: a dditior Pe expe _ baoe O36 fh ‘@as ss Nhasae $25 [ . . On Te eng coll aol hn ; er Sie? refare red. £ a . : . ne on stores and | : ! ‘tuti ‘ Jir's: references requlz >: OO., PE TERSROUCRG. VA : b , tab > ee o> ae - os attachment recogn i 2 esity. _ Ch “£= of Bu ee ? 7 ee te Ee “GIRLS OV ER R 16 TO LEARN ¥-Q) Post-Disnatch Sf lothing . Penang with “hr jehee race n ' . . ions . . iy FR v : — : .4% . " ’ — ica ESM AN—Experienced road salesman, by Tg oe ge he a self; commission on t orders. ext e ng — ne | N Y TRADE LADIES—10, sei coal retail on a liberal : ac ee ee a | and many f 1 oon ee UA ® "itor advances rd established y bh . a ed MILI y : ona Wholesaie shoe house, far territery in! Boy 451 “int agg ick. . py graces ee Cop t nd Vi d Make: rs . pee aut vormmmission basis; experience Unnecess4 y : werk; please £ h Arkansas. Write, stating lines han-, Sal BaMENAe Aierict dimtributers. ¢ —— i write qui - . - > CO job when you are | VY PY is S é aie APS hi) J learning — give you | Bos E-49 ° Menatch. Re OPERA PRICEL - fet after you eer os ———_—_- ——_—_—_ : _ : : ee aces @ anc ' / oc ~ : yor er ") ; ; — : i LHR ERS : es - . mr! . ‘ J : tas : : sae ‘ * 2 ines ™ Post - Dis Gdéresses of last three employers Box! _ of ors. « > satats ~ = —— ifetime | + ™ a vel : me. Ar it. ones ee ee alle ee Hat oe ec RG SOE M-O06, Post-Dispatch. ic) coat nl ane Bo aa” mane ; IDENT SALESMAN en re .EVIS 2 4H Sesic ‘ERC, J : | mM. Ba) pr h : —— E FHER—Abie | to take an SALESMEN—To eel! Humphrey Gas Ra- wil) want. ‘ unet au mm re I ‘ : of oa ah 2 me {>i —_W 4 eral dry . as : nm ~ ctory at _ = Yer Lo bits. tie : , Ri ith ene y Giant, fne heaters, and Quick Meal gas matically and f tires; le te Age _ — ls whie ’ o ’ | [pei = h refs ri 4 ments’ mate eoic on small monthly pay- men wit | hould net fro i: Mii: Ben 6 nes ae | hag aa dean tee tiie ' , Fores: , : experien' » obtained in a ments or diseeunt for cash, good propeosi- S100 : Marve : LI S = gl gam ~ SRRMAMEN—Seettghis olde lina paraced | settee ow INE OF CLOTH | gemometrate his ability to eet our good ek: eels ae ee ee a 00K — must lime on piace; res. Box G-92, Post-Dispatch. | k device. Ja big ell wg at meme . ; ; : —- ‘ey —— ’ . = *. Be yh . ' ey . - —— aie ‘ »f (O44 = : — Rte re . pt ; aes . ah . : } : hi wade ; j | ; } an . . : . 2 Bch) — — : B46 1. ” . tien. commissions paid promptiy; salesmen | " sift ke , iL. - Ye re ce an widerin nt re a f Ok R . ia IT «iD Ly oo ee White; SMakers. marine opwards of 30 weekly Edwards + : ‘rr SHOU! fy! reiculu : st lett mn confidenc 7 ILTON Oke IR , “Tr ‘ : ‘i . ‘ a 2.1 3 ae I am @ Deutech Liibe C 2320 Wabesh av.. -— . 7 CULL TLC AN PINEAPPLE fF DUCTS © ; Com : ~ , : Z . . ‘ 4 Pede! ans Loi1ide;rs. aeai hicage - 2 | - ' ; os , . / -eLs- . 35 w . Kons - > -. . : — BST... NE ' — So ee oem * Wanted ior line of high-grade eanttary |) YORK : gg aan —t = vene AT De ~~ | Pia aoe erved. S EW AMERIC. precunts; exclusive territory, permanent | te 1 an ; —— mn and perce . a) red ind > busi _ Wit establish office if success. | ate te Del rhe - Ay (ND RY, 019 Morgan ful: 47 rie ulare Idea! Disinfectant | renreeer * . ; ; ' itt . pois aT ; - re | 272 4 nneyv! : , ‘ . ; . = ‘ Pa ’ ' - 4 r : — » iS r ty il : : —_. ‘ o~ , : _. . J : uo TH . . - } Exp erien ‘edd. ‘orp... 4¢ ih ay. New York City, (ec) | necens!ts uy = P en : 1A. .a iCal _i- . - ’ ' aes — =~ —_ J - Experienced on li ies’ hate; rengee; both sold on monthly payments, or Ce ee dies gain 7“ "3 et se ~y ee iv at TRIS 5 EXPE "ED ne ce en aaenecemey Ee "Y HAT CO.. 1468 Giecount for cash: good proposition Sce u pcoveste a ay onal = peer. tack ricaulo}r Ww Bila ’ . + gp gee | PLD \T reock, 33 J 2 a. m. Laclede Gas ¢ ee ee oad ' EE ee ee — ON POWER MA! HI — TO s OPERA rORS ON SALESMEN—Two young men, with or with- _ , x et ns dle if , 4 , ry : . gl a if ——————— : — ————— W ‘ RI K ' »N SH! ae S, Be ry ~ out previous salire experience over 2] ‘red af mi Bi ; . ' ‘ ‘ r AT oped s ~ "Ty 31! st -Diepa , ta . Post-Dis PARTNERS WANTED BLOUSES. OVERALLS AND to start, to sell nationally known product , aw ERIS 875-2 — TA _f ST TTS LLNS) WOM EN ji tALS SSF | ange — i ; q@ en‘ry - bs. : ae ce mn a ant 12a = Ee ee ee way } any Ses. ie pty ¥ mall office; goed opportunit (ON] i N+ ANTD e338; 4 _ it) ; = . = >.) ; . A . 2 Se . Cs ~ 5 . a ag? and salary expect rears of age, satiefied with $30 per week Apply Cromwei! Publishing Co. 114 N. 7th. — rienced va not r 3 ah re ; | ~— tex “and price O : Post -Dis.~ : (e300) ~~“ Snatpaaet y 2 N—Gell our extra fine food pro. reunite ¢ ecure sp.e mane mt PAR > & , s : NDEE - t ! uct to stores; get exclusive tion r and mm issior : : n pa ae iI3TH AND [ if AS. . Judes EF Factory 12300 Pe —— ; ; . o~ oe sion ~— and ‘On? a! “hre me ’ 4 ta : 2usiness irec : 7; . ' peks : ‘ : * ; = 2: : : nO MIT . a oS eee } ~ SEWERS | OPER ATORS a 6 , jinn oe peso: og Rust Bide. Tacorna, . - int lars es | SALESMAN—Oi4- established concern de- =~; = - amma ferences requir ADI R. FINKEL-} , ie 3 : A. + res competent eaiesman to ge S-- — = al ge ~~ re. | a” = fel}, ———- | . T 1\IKS : uls ond) — . a i : as : ' : 4 AUNDA LP- lers - _ rk tion; good a Pigend cre on ; sang - ; perience? om fiat work Laundry ee re Aopty Om © DIAMOND HAT CO.. 73" exper nak anlery an ~- 204 Box M-: 13. - ¥ : tog _. fens. ; a” ‘ : id 4 +s v! oR Olfvs ae ws SEW E PS —— An Post-Dispatch. | ther omg ll , fe age meine - , a = ae " 4 oF : deena gr dl - RIEN ‘ED OF : \ Iw 4t} flaor os . re 3 ; : i : : } ] . , be cope : : ’ . nine made = : pp. i fi Zit, ealthf: . = : . BAER, = WE HAT & CAPSCO., 16t corryd) 5 * SALESME N—Seill every retailer attractively i sdlle aulinins 4 wor se ve bee . ‘e . aes HORMART ws os ae " | : rar ‘ as | ~ for — ihe a : . em] mir ir papel . ! | ‘iperators on Houses Tis yd Lucas. erdere from free pocket mode!; |) l cor a te Bae tare te’ | ES = mission, bonanza for hustlers, os oe ieee . : ~ : — saprerast Os.. 88 Ronald road, Arlington ~—one : = - : | 7 Le paPri! nN mo piece WOrAR : : ly work od pay te — a SALESMIEN—To cover Alabama. Mississippi. a eg eee a en ) "9 nsanacns : ¢~27 7 Te : . > ip, tenn . Soar Be Es Sti aw IG West Texas, Kansas and Nebraska, with - eins . st le PAl : mn oJ e | | "Want | — ; our well-known iime of ladies’ ~vady-co- wear —~ | sen : ; | a “a pera . csbingte a Pixperienced straw sewers an heave larwe trade established in hese states —- 4% »~ a aed i ;, : , _ | > \] OL Pp f YR 7 PRE. 4 , ~ , i se - yo eeporanky te good preenin SR. . yy gion . | | | ; , : | i . ape ae ‘ capt i cic tg IPERAT iS hat makers; long seasoz ers. ols wart i428 ashing | ~ 4 Age ie ae ; | + yea ™ - = | ht . | ow ths 1 2m. (cf ~ romotion , i , aes — — -- - ) , =" =e ae ver it Metal work. | a and ict us ex xpia aim our pl BALESMAN—Unmarried. city. to well gen- | **> coe aoe act young. energet alesmen egitin 7 | ' >») after 2? vear grt te gig er ~~ 7 94 ae ; eral Sas to large buyers; commis- ~- . = — = Seeny we ot : QO am rh ae earning olg money. . sion basis, experience unnecessary put fre- PsME ie oe ne Oe Geecrict of PARTNER Wd ) : ALOT “al . | A T SLA} : ferred, promising future for right jpetsor complete ti sf mn al : =e. ; Cerr tory nt , , ‘ . ll ‘a.oreiin : . 27 ; se q ROSEN! i. {L- Le AN 3s full detatie and phone number. Box ‘z° Drones ana nose t ne~ FR reopen * ve Tus : ry rT a2 : ' > ; ; at NG on¥ sh AL. : - | M ; Car , ae ee : FAC Tf mR Y NO jor _ ? 3 juise. 427 rs | . : mcs Dems an vi : nd prepare Highest Prices Wa Banus 4 Mississippi. a “ : we . Th *s _s ————— +) oo 333. Post-Diepatch SALESMEN—tTraveling. calling on . retail trade, to sell wonderful Dusiness stimulator year-round, fast-selling article; 25 per cent : my. e H "OM Pans : DT a i li ; . : Works, Box E-13, st.. Rochesee. BN. FT. ° = nt ” : inion , ) a itll : S . — — —-- (e989) SaALESMAN—Ciean cut aggressive “men can ee ' — , xt . > , ai _-— ~ Se he . ~ ‘‘ehr Ciklp-—Eiperience MEN— Wi specialty experience. >. ) make exceptional conne: nh wits ais | enc net . . gia! —_ i —i [Ee EPER sour! corporation en, of (prover z saraan 5 | haar se Ae | Ot 4% - adv work. QUEEN TIME KE : | ‘te bat’ bees sie ae te ae | i312 Washingter = See Se ee eee SM 7 Becht Bros. Clothin . t proposition — 4 Jobbing ¥. commission merit in the Dullciz line, ieacs furmiss wen. « ; s. ya egy oo Magic Food Co., Chatta-| capabie men c mke $ per w , rad n. you res. . ea a 90 tre , eng ae. eee — 3 when you 3 0) = . = ——— ee m3) — Experienced on bandin i sell our a@vertisi to is : ~ to -v “ | . | ind a: IPE] on ¢ and children’s hats; hand wo either exc! 3 ‘Ttaln of a permanent !ifetin a. | rags ud soul. , fiona! Harvest Mat Co.. 7ll Lue re r- 1 ye re o.c- ee pee : | . sii: » n perators @m& ; aT stenographer “all ritery - si¢ : . : , : i . - ; ; : ; . y ae , ~ ; Ott hh ite "Titers to Ls : rn’ . situs - . 1 | : : a 16th and ers’ suppl estern lllinew make good, — ssions paid only ! rned Good men in our bu 0 ¥ aDar.« : tw iMiil ¢ ist territory; full time o- side line. pe; quasational Give full details, lines nx handle} and |: and uf 4 ~ yw a al 3 | “ty es _ Art — : ; j i, | : Gealer co-operation plus big free deals and, how long. tert i nevered : id now sed by th men ; . | a ' ae ae TRIMME RS —_= ne . = ‘ 4 - ‘ - : ” : — - - : . , @3 . . re " ‘ous ; j . —_ = ia : — Ls ma ¥¥ A. av ATOR tre ’ | AND DREN'S STRA ERIENCE NOT NECESSAS advertises tine make pos!*ion 4 shone number fe. i f all those nsid = eas per month. Klein. 1065 Hoily- Co. ., Rochester, 2 aves | ! SaLESMEN—If vou have a nd hav . _ ~— a a — ae ye re ' Liudu i , As ; ee Gave rienced and 4 WHILE LEARNIN ‘ALL MONDA : : . F - “ ; : — ™ _ ~~ ._ , + . - Ny og ee : : P : ; : , . ; : : A. ; I i> A417) pl — Ale q ' ry At on had some experience se..in An an - : a — : a@ modern convenierce t ua J rs. ; — . > ~ aay . — — - ; excl tusive ter- : . mas . ¢ ‘ " ° and mest liberal comtract ever offered, "™Y* 3 Soe aes Se SS AL act cs i324 . : Foxtmineter ' tion 6f¢ right f live producers; make no contract for 1923 * at . —*. ~~ ~ ; , mae . pe ; = and Arkansas } —- : - ~ be. - a, : . . ' “ee . o- : ° . i.) be : " . ‘ , a ; - ‘ 4 ; eration and tratning °* i ; me :- ‘ ee ’ pa agin _— ; ‘ ‘4 ' : ' naAS | . sures their success ood, truthful. hon- ie of | . b | . | i | > rtic a ~~ “ = ~ . os Leet ae ) Pes : se - ; ; ra.” 0 617 N. -_F, _ _ ; 7 — | 4 : > . ~ 2 2 : = - ° ENT ( “7 - p . , ae Old Scimitar Bicsg Sal -ESMAN—BY_ NITROGEN TORY. TO ACT AS . . c ~OMM] SSION BASIS : IPOSTTIO tion fo: ott i ‘ , -t ’ ye . / 7 . t® carry our line of on PTIONALL 2 RIOT 4 a th 3 Sour!) 3 ’ ' nced . = _ Ang — 7 mort rs . , , ' = c Lae ; om lumber, hard = THE QUALIFIE laturda Fo art — na > —eeehe —* : “—~ : : He ain ; . 3 store trade im the WA! - TOT al IVE . -* Darel h ~sitioan , . : . , . ; > house Ww ' ‘2 expel enced straw towns. et sample; lideral commiss‘on. ,ITH rc. . ferur We sk a put — 0 r ' ; : tT , ana let a . h apd Easton. St. Leuis. Mo. r FE * = » . - hd io t - a " > be : , ~« oad . ; - . 7 : e. » . : 7 : - * . ’ . .y : z - 3 eT : : : A ° oo - =z? : 2 ' "tt . = =| os ee. ane’ ane tor 3 ) = salient alae a. essinntdihainearna | : ROSE NTH: LL — wa > : Se Phe we +» ~PVUeas — all _—— | o-— — - . P . : ’ —_ P . — . - " - a a an 4 d > 2 z. . a : ch hy 38ek min chine tetails $15: work equais $300 ma- m to z= , > geo ae : . E AC ‘TORY NO.2 . : ~ ing x chine. Adda, gubtracts, multiplies, divi } ; , , ' ‘ : . ' nees ff ‘ ie cj * : +. automatically Speedy. accurate, durabie, - — t? 7 ng 1774 \ipesrssi 7 a : handsome: five-vrear guarantee nationally te lesm =) . fa ; z . ) — ~~ = . ii-y¥ . nesit are re: tse my pp ; ind uire ; advertised: tremencous demand «very oer @.Ji revere —~ rho nA ‘ ' wa : or 0 _ we" , am: * : . ‘ : ’ — lh on Tie 20 x ¢ ence wu : + >tt : j W ant ae an oa . r ; r a Ss . : - : . . . - . . . sae - oo : . ' 7 - ; atu _aili Snr Ww : : - ° : . ” . penn a mee : . 1? @ ime en O crisi offer and protected territary, Light. eee ~ is : , 4 : | Eqmnt—Sur gible bapa aa gn | achine Opes L ; , ‘ : : ‘ > -*. . I : — ve . - Bice. ——— , pllances for la! re i} ” “ss & -- . - ~~ — sel ee bn a. _ : ) , ia . 3 nail ve vacancy im this terri- SALESMEN—S+ | somethin .y must 2} : : . SSRAL | E- |} tel 7% j parts ¢@ selling aotlity te handle have (rea bis iin - in . not Tadlisname! ' : mea . —— — ~ : Boo . : Tier ve calendar end advertising Ta Sit - ‘ " . . . aS ; sa 43. . C : 7 : . hae . : : + . “ —_ - . ri . — ‘ mo - . 2 . te sh . . T » cemmences | - . > nn ft u.in ; ’ = * ror a peek ne , | . Jes « —— NL —_— ame | : rate. Geo. H Jung ms - - ee " 26 ‘ . ' " ; . ‘er . : —- — . : 3 a - 4 Ouse? " —3 ' 7 2 > fi Ves ii ale O 4 - f et te £ | 7 ~~ ’ \ : ’ i. Re) al : nmeighber upward "ot $50 per feent art Di | Rel - De m ‘ - it a oa , , } *TT} ©? : ; nee ¢ = “Zr 7 C } : : “German or Hangar | eae = 638 Washington Ae td a om banks. rea) esta‘ and lawrers. to sel! nection, with future, for those ° ) of t! urrar wa, high-quality tlre fy One ambitious S&. es™an 3 ver ’ ana 4 , : ‘ : ' ) : sige ri MA oan: “ : mailing and advertise. county in this State, large territories & | | Inal \ nuneration.__ 7 Lopine irs. exper 3 a. on : 7 MLGLiIMe ry iw. gal shat will — with light ets. State territory crew managers. jerome Laact, i S : > = 4 ' : \ Pos Roe ul ia Coos a eo. ! ot = Tier. o oe R: — . 4414 “K ie nen > : - = : . = . . : = — : - ’ r " . nr (“sl é a . oa 2a + : ; ; z =e a oe i and aprons; those req" fa Pa | ——— ; ~~ ou + off Br iv : : ; : DDT! me he ts — IwTe Pr y. 16th « must have a rea. ao @etle! 4 . J . “ror nr c oon : . 4 . noe ~ = . . — - - x: ~ q » eo : > t wi 7 | AY "T¢ YR and we want to hear from that «1 on. ft} | ' ees —— — -—- : te ie. net oc 8 nt , 4 +] and we want to hear from th =e HE > wre. WOMEN. GIRLS : ~ Bly, monk rc , 2d floor, oz enced in the sale of advert sin r tat a’ & -ifi.>—F or national.v a sort of a Man we have a rra. UCT . ' nce nn @sgar anc a chance to “ulld a Dusirers 8 er a! T Tay With @mpioy iment the year rounc Ving references and the pioneers art hy at ; ard in " tf : ) ~ DISTRICT MANAGERS wanted 1 have immediat ITst- Demonstration w'!) ro’ thi sr e ee =~. — Rae eferences, none others tories im SE J : ” ee AN MANAG 4: attractive props! ij rur a + - + —— - : _ ll — " , - , 4 ’ vie ; ‘ ‘Rhousan as annua .° nail mi | ac eh | RTE * — ; _ . ’ = ———- — - ~— : y »* on aD Ji . : : _/ “ _ - " " - : - . . ; - — . Pho PPh ane that can pen mark | 3 } ay ~i; oom ~ vk good pay while lea ES HOS * Seer oe rok: ms — nlendid « mity te learn | £09? - 2° : E DEPARTME! —- _-——— TTT a r+ —_—- — — we , , ; _ , . ann" * . , . “Fr 2 _— o »s ‘Nance for 1. eo - ¢ |} DISTRI BI TER—For bi spout _aetting special- | WerT PT Wye rT er 5 ; : Er! =f , —— ' saianmane hte — —- ———— | Sane ary bale nm? Suvtin ‘as pm = ot a repeater: rou | tyf on the market a ' ews aewe ry wea ceva “ot , ‘ . ' : : -_@ : —— ; Toman, ;or r en — ; — * Ot N KNIFE : ~~ S. Sine & J the wint — * jobbers who se u rf on 7 er - zr; : : 8 A *® expe : : wis mom mee =3 = 7~ : re r bake , , an Se must as nter @ for} jou! ho sell gum. exclusive cm BAKEP . | 1S. : & =e eV} oski Mercanti a > . 2985 . = couviinad: wena propos! t‘ oa!) : , . Pa : actcl ~ . ~ > / - : ee oe , ' .- —— 4 , Jose. O° _ lll asa mn erde*t \- — 130, 488 Sth av. | GEN LEMAN OR LADY middle age. Wuabty Corner —————————— . (TS: oniaes | , ockhil) Webster Gro fo 11733 yah Aw eee as A As — a 7 oe 2 m Locust St. at Sixth : machine. , —¥ : eer i ‘KEFTER—Middie-aged. white. good Wr27?: TT. “Ty ) _OTyT for live salieemen on! . " BOOK KEEPE r- ' , = ) ~ ' On ier _ a¢y mn Y£ qualify ss branch man at — a eR dies wha ave antomat E ‘ -OMpton car seut, ; ii ia i SSenandoah. patch ~ =. . & onal = emgpeee o “oh -_ . :' : - ae ar!) tls A nA aeallad ee .* : ; Derary cenera) | ‘ an : B28. 87 of j ‘ i . Ks - : ' - ‘ : : ; me ~a Sapper rance high ~ c im «a rt: pleasant * = ; —" : w= eae’: Breterned Phone for ist ror. when Finis! ~~ Answer oniv : 4 = Monday Ottve 41190. x Tas nove! ty great Be ee \- —. ’ 3 -_ . K 364. Post-Dispatch. An “See Seth eye Sea : in person ES 7. orn aston for 1923 Experien "ed - n ) i. | re | a ee i sEKEBPER— hild Cal ' F4e F 2 3 ) bast S116 | | p ostw._2528 Petar | TRIMMED r CO, 41 wsITis to : ~— at? a + y The Blanchard Comparer " a buttonho! es —To | abel bozas and work a ~ —— hy , i : aaa’ As i ‘ ‘ “ sapeniggunbeadgerinepemmemengenes . as ¥ ‘ ; > ae . - > : > = e r . . on _ . = % —_—__ ' 4 . : _ Ls iJ : -« Tsai ' —_ 5 ~ c 5 ¥ : ’ uw "Beh ‘?c} : sates rnnd a ac . = ar er erceat “ . ° >? ‘ne vrs fTion for . ae : . a ‘ ’ ag = « rat ‘ 2 rk . canes a a L ne ; as ¢ F - . ™ . - = , . oa“ " 7 ~— = » . 2 , . > - a's > : : . te “a a 7, - “ : ALLIGATOR @€L017 “GC sa aia =e aati tee | RA | RT FACTORY Good positions . 2 Cover south- th . he a sell | n a ouT ow oa (sravol 2 aera; Bousewors. 2 : : 901 Lucas Ave parts for e eTz oid-e#tadlished ma> Pac cmT 4 am fur . em . igina! ; ae -_ | ae : studenchs wa : = ; ' > F of : ; =: > ———— _— ———“eee . oDel } ; an rt a - ~ ~~ —— - — —_ 7 . 7 - - ‘ : ;i* 4! 7 ry - b * « é i ‘ - second to none. You . epee mee ) hort time you can earn very good 1 Spnecial instruction feteris Fe IRL —cirewiar work barcmer en Se , ry ADD 'Y forson Ai. Species same employs eried. Box ; Sc a ha aa re learnin if look satsfactory will send ~ontract nj nditions eet o@ home: r a 960. McPherson, : — : willing ° : with heutewees Gab by return mail. ae - : : ee Ss 048 sans on — 2gG ‘mt , -_ ’ a ~~ ' a - : ~ en : be 4 . on. hens . NG MEX—Two n — _,| 2HE BLANCHARD COMPANY | ES PI ssn ae —5 Seentens * = So. 27 -Foctories le vacancies o . ‘au y 20 ‘wereral Offices, aes -AiARS—Experienc " was! oa a6 caer ‘cation an 40 een pnd 45 ty. avenient tian of ~ 4. ~ An om " ao ~ Aurora. Ulinote 26: —_ = i OL Ci Co — >»: iT or 7 FF - a1 ] . Pit a —- —$—$—_$____ ‘ . : 5 PRS fy er erced " _ _ ‘ , child . sounty: Tore for fe . ; 4 > lines he ‘propesttiicon.- " - : hy te . : | - . ~ a ne bere -- . . _ . _ ; . 4 . . ° » = ion . * , r *. | . 2 ee oa (rr = * : - . . _— . ae a % ~~ ‘ - ' cood he K.. a . an we Gad will : nd work, ree namin b housework: ne 4 — . | mo © Soa es ls any pr= ‘(NURSE om ne anne — er 250 g Jett WY Pos Dispatch. oF Grvee Sales Manac ] 715 2 ra~T TAT co ~ Tv SALBSMEN—(CMBRELLAS ; 3s . between the age of 18 and neriemce 1 2 nam pre ; wa eae. per month 7 oo oti SOT Chou Comminaston basis. Experi PT) ‘_ nN ’ nec essar App TH a . , et +f — 6 . 7 a > ; = we, : in Te TT ny : s se 417 N 11th ! - “~ J ees ant ~a oe sate + sone sola , “sate ovata ADE ET CCA. Il h g ; - Dt ‘ e |18 Bast ith. : | Li CRIN: oF ADV ASO - D rT? . TIME ~ r. ‘ ~ = ¢ — = z ie ‘epertunity fer 6 nasi IX GS ‘REASO — re x4 SALAPT ‘COMPANY . 41 h an 4 VW ashing- — “— _ na tite _ "eens ' = — , — IOC SEWOMA © nee ee housework. expe- “:; &P aD * seronrrtiees FOR Glass super-seieeman for jecal and rave: ing pat . AID wr ' ton. \" > &.. “% - ‘expect- ; "Pe - io — oe ~—. ! : ’ : za Mt —y a my 417 N lith St. pesition who car comman S RTC ———- —_ . see. 3 h + ©)’ THE EMWFRSON ELD = ape Mr “0 pant | sius bonus J — 4 GE. ed LER S—Mimour: on a, as §6copening | GIRL —Beginne _ _—arnt atin, = {USE WOMAN—Midéle- aged ja¢y: genera], 2618 WASHINGTON at ~446x } : : . : rs i :, Tras i: ge experience housew ++ no washing: good home. Lin- | OPERA TORS —Pxperienced iremmen | SEAMS TRESS—Must be. and vv ous Dpicy oo > high schoo gradua: e an . ‘ : - . . = . han e : S ses SS (c Hirsh tte! a Skirt Cs.. 905 t re agton. ' [Se work : Sun: tay or Mondar 2816 - himes. - was 7 : : Mere i - >. -y - , rom éFa M5 TRE Te do nye gy oe wee SALESMEN “ “ . es) . 5 3 wei _ ea hine ADs - wT 'D ° ~ On rv yh : ‘ aw - , . — , ~ “ ow ———_—_—_ —— ‘ at "54 er Waciine. “yy HANDLE mtd Ay Nd WEA R THE N ATIC N AL ‘ ” . "he — ; ~~ , ; S _4 on -_ owe MAN —SM: ad 4 : colored. tor OPERA’ ATOR—Ex per enced ~ ar _ Me : : Monday. Armmertcnan pd — : * ig Tate SkPrere 2 REGISTER C€ | Le | ————— depart m ime. labeling neral | Rowsework; 2 in Sarfiy. 1230 Am : — hh Want is * \ldremme Flan! BY OIrtTs STATE EXPrAIne Zz 4 COMP: | CLERK—an t esteblishe - . Aon ad Du ee aac a me a te : Laxe I " n “4 Ww on SHIRT f t NTSHER : Bravbury rig secede, ieee ie Beet t ; 2 : ™ 5 er. peri io 4 vacancy for a —~ bureau ft! ] “aa < O° ; = WERNER | 1011 OLIVE ST. (c) state - - ~~ fb ; . a a CskwouaS— sa ie-aged, t ft P OTT box BTR — eipe. work Mailiuckredt Chemical, general housework, 3 days a w aulet ad | opanaroa ay werk. Baz k.308 PD. se — 2 mw & week, _ . : © | tami a & = | gee x 6 ® my 7 paths in

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Aah Be et re ee a ee ee gisek v2 1600 HOUSEHO Seen ooas| Galay ———— —— OLD GOODS, , Sewing Machines, M achinery, Boats and Launches and Mis cellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: — post -bisrarey. 13B_ “> — 7 Prience Set MISCELLAN. * . ———— na RK Experienced; | SALESG] pun er pe ANE oO ce “as ~ F ° Ergsiaty expected: good fu-| steady a0 ployment eo, in dry goods: —~US FOR SALE “SCE L: ANEOUS POR SQcE | its SUELLANEOUS FOR SaLe MISCELLANEOUS V WANTS | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE 306, Post-Lispatch fc) | Leader, *4505 Easton. Apply West End CANNON STOVES GIRLS STOVE oveiy Caristmas gif ROCKER. YS and rubber boar ; = recep + Amat at ‘ELECTRIC WASHER—One Mola: copper avi - “SECRET ARY—i 7 x- | SAI. ESL. ADIES—p t 3 z (c ance . 5. Bac: 2, ling bed i r 641° > iy y Cabene 35841 vols. cheats VSP i RS Wid —M ‘ga zines, rags. Bo- CHILDS Ds WwW HITE IRON BED—Sliding it. ' ELECTRIC WAS copper cyl- 4007 v whl enti mor J: Central 986:37%X Busy Bee, Aho6 _Kenneriy inder and jacket; very littie used: | y ‘ ; -_ oT. "$80 a5 “eo v. Woolworth cy SH he FES... — o Sebaich. we , I rissa nt ay. : : in ) 4 NE W AN 1) 8: SEI) HANS 7Vve "ya — “ all-henrine 4! om area mS in usec safes. John Ban. lH Caes | S ra "HIL Da s BEI —High chair, go-cart. aoe very low price. South sey Bas es vie yg \LESLADY— xper} enced. urcha se ' , TF 2861 Gravois av.; Sidney 2 Victor # 24h, ve . . - Co oe ; . . oe “ kiN g koe eon — be m — sticks a nd odds an 4 i ends. 35 ¥. ernon xperiencs SA LESL -_ c6: ___ PMA tic, Box K. 3RS5. Post-Di spatch COAL : HEAT ‘ER “AND ‘GAS HEA TER—4345 J45 rice South End en nase Able t tak al rans 8. AL ESLADIE S—To sell high-clasea » =~ =0V “Val ‘Ny time aft« o - i Peer eee ee 231 Ww ati attac ‘hn nent yall SPOO - a Wal ‘ft _Vravots av. at eR— _ Bog - hold goods; Very crofitable. 39° 0'18e - 7 . —— : : hd A NI Ww ORE of all Kinds for holiday gifts an ~tha L, r ASE w td Cotton thread , — : i fast gga " : — 31 poo STER—Nationa!; bi gain he New Bazar. 4052 Olive. Open e-en. : jump. 4334 Ash ast. or similar cabinet. Atkins, 745 §.| COAL RAN E—Good condition; chea). — | . an pro noOEt mm en miniotones Pax ne , » DUN Dp. Ashiand. t Olive _4$32. est SOSTR per; per A -ALESL., — age eg *4 TOT. - eeereeneasenetesneeninagsnereeeen ITGU N—Do a. a pene | AUTOR : ——____ apa I . GOL S PLENT . 4 -Dis. con Hel; heltioan = “tay Salary a a uy ert re \i.ti—Large, shop or store: 186-foot . ‘liston Sauge. 6002 Hobart ms AUTOMOBILE Wid —In good oondi- + 8 as — Tine condition. ais. , fi ING TON ’ a ER—Exper' , . 7 ©, G004 Vir- — in ive’ S63, toc} rood ndition Baker Ne wttead “y = 2 ae i ae meet iso Jlgnts s for tree. __ Bent On ey Rr. “] G }” - +. — 7211 “Sted lll ae — vent Christmas gift. South End Hardwere o.. ER—!I: . . } work; poss. ' : tad ; y ; tLe 5. 0 travel, rket. (cPo) A! a ANG! E—Brid ge “& Beach large Mm a _* ga " " ' . * Pete. | .e > ‘ f ti ° _ 7 ’ ‘ >i? = . : ~o v @ YMENT " . : = . . r ~nilroad f: ali . $40 . T . “ | si ; ‘ ‘ : . _ d ] : Pit ; “ 4 Ss. Broadway ER. a e2ir 61 Gra vis ay. ; §! dney 283, Victor E : - n ; ' Dept 101. ™> ‘Omah : . , eis fOKBBY } (SE Large ; 6 reasonabi. pa%s —fan rie i-gauge, douhie {A NGE—Brid e & Beach. ZS19A ” WP aan , LD . 32a | TER—Ex) ced, with i \LESLADY—city: 5 > Soy —Xer —— HILD'S ELECTRIC Mov : 2007 Ann av. S761 Ei HOUSEHOLD v GOODS FOR SALE : ELEC TRIC Sa ER—One Wayne osciliat- i ‘ 39° tn «00 conditi on. | Me a. : ’ lew : Ne : Ri-¢ ge. chest 2705 > Broadway. ear south to 4500 Gravois s. FIRELE: ESS cooKk— well, a 480A Arsenal’ | | n . Sth. Apply by letter ' . > sage SHOTGUN—Wincheater ~ TI Rosewod da Y een a — | at : i : clerical * n . (i - nchester, full ch >. ~759 QUE wod davenette and chaise no RANGE—Ma jest! with bot-water | f &—Sam Washington. 3th 4 fi. $80 per month: reply in own SALESLADILS—$ & to “$15 daily easy: your “HEL D'S DESK—High tr, doil y. FS a mets EL Sap enh 1 _ Lafayette fealers. 4503 Forest Park, 2d west. | Call at 4545W Papin. : te) PET Ones ples; new; cheap. 2724 = ental ‘ . . . eur otne o.,s Siva’ . . | . - ‘ , o ‘ iG a. (an « o , ——— ’ ~» ~ Paes - experience te ~s peloton “ork like bicy “le. ut WUNT! wa iTFiT——Comviete — , Tit Cy Pe serene y-ceeeee a am B st, TAN [TURK—few ; leces: and SOnE RANGE —Home ‘om! fort. and one FL ‘LOOR 1. AM P—Also b way. 2c; ) AN xs cw) él 18 Nn im ' ° at leas’ 4 " , : oe . . . war Berar + : it , maa u“ Se) . “Saad VA DY ifria ‘ : ee 1Aa04 - - ~~ & ; i lor . : oe, ‘» inchester on Fa ize Dun > £ut cun -8-Drac: nice ft ’T vars Stmaa vresents. Wi ; ison heat er 52 ‘49 North! and ay. ' new must se!) Very rides Tam: = like ie 4ict l trar — . ARGS alten Me Miaennie one et 447 : sacrifies $45 for Fair. a 7 " : .. ' . ae: aar _— ’ ; ; : , ‘all oe} bitvic LAS GlieTsS ‘ i ba ak rink} tj aT. Pr E et? f , { ar) Ti a 1: A Page , as RANGE—Bridge & Beach: good con- _ aye. Spartment 209. ORS ON W AISTS” . & igh school edu vs r a Emeco | ‘o., 536 od ray end-decorated glass. tin. wood _iscount. HBensinger. O09. Mark: SHOTGUN igie and double barrel. puinp ANTIQUE SBEct ETARY—And a tro “console 005 Ww. — Weaenagee. sonepconed $ > RNI URE— —3728 N. Florissant « CPS ers to ma | poh. ) ) has hag —_— = m ‘ . tg — . eit crey ALitt ChAints- wali’ be ; ee eae: s rifles. 41% WN ‘abies; library table; en SS yr 3030 ; puttin | UN Pe RE—®2 rodms for 11 go - and . a Re high ch-gta e sratist ic: al : to 40 Jan 1 — ~ per 1 veit 7 P raat -? r rent tru ' , re : MCE oe ~y RANG sE sTati Ne Wen 5 vomtes new ; ing; cheap 409 ? Soularé “? 10 sekeep- 4 " »* € ’ ’ a ** i ny + Dp @ferred = “. pat ; +’ rs ~ i } = . sceLice. ’ . 4 \ . ‘74 i . .? ‘ — : + al a | . *S . re ¥ ta oo Po mes wees a . = - - = bi a} , ss - ue J er : IT! De , — + a =o. 701 Lucas, am. poem $34. alary S38 ye iene tee e. Norell ters Gift $ a , ble barrel, $200 ron — hamm | ge tt ! "3058 COOKING STOVE—Blue mel Charier| URNITURE—And range.’ 3902 No Grand. ?D ; k 2 : — : 7 , as : 4 stp ciony p : oppor Age ‘. | ©9R?. . : —- Se — pee ma i a ~- waite ee © ; . Dar taal roc kers, bed. book: ‘ase. atc. SBO8 i? . —=-1 U6 enhalme “4 arter Call Sunday. sa er ed ress tie, 1 ' . dow tore ok "Tor omen ‘ite at once. Dent ‘HRISTMAS Tanta VAI WHEEL c HAIR—For sale o- > . euimp, rid Barrel, $2¢ Lf : en anal at sacrifice 44065A Evane FURNITU "URE—Davenetts, day Boed pay. Apply f+ jee; good opportunity. | ‘can Bank Bidg., Kanaas City 2631 Virginia ay §=6s**ectric tral es enreom equipment of every ge | Bee ev. cc BES, DD ‘TOMATIC HOT-WATER HEATEA—lor COOK ST ov E—Heatin f,stove, beds. kitchen | mattress; coniitins ~ at - au ) *; . 4 19 ~ ™ , condition. i614 ecription ~19 Olive, Phone Deimar 467, , SKATES—Jonnson: size 6. $650 Forest aaie or-exohange. 6370 Vernon. Forest 35 PGARMEKT 2? | _ sep . — — a ' aN erin OOKInNg representative, . ' : IRISH MAII—Like “new. __ 3781s A Linco: SLED D—Steering coast er, lar new: =a APEX CLEANER—fFor Xm MBI . FURNITUR} and Hand Se —- a W HAT an Wat Factors. 2 i =. | te are and 30, wel) educated. agsres- | jivo°to%) ™ : a eversteen te nee TRISH MAIL—A imost _n oow: metas ta sank Cabany 4936R. 1219a | Epe : Norris, Lindell 28 or write Oty Sud Olive | 001 condition. _3961 Kepnerly. _ S2 CRNITURE—Contents a cla. 8549 Balen, in parte of men's coats vewix & Judge ui (AO) (ir - rmanent cot nection — — b, which afterwa: ve rereen in ~ mp : “r > i anc av a4 @113 STAMP COLLECT! “Abo ut 7000- ~ for demonstration: no obligations. COMBINATION RANGE—Blue enameled: FORT vet victrola. iy J Si!verman. Hecht ann 3 a 4 chautauqua tf can qualify ‘tern ry | C°CTS: &n ornamental monument. keeping | 1RISH MAI jood condition; reasonable’ | .co@t. Diack. velvet collar;’ aimosi +, |ARMCHATRS—Chaire for Soa | ysuck, Meal: good as new; $75. 3109 | TURN! ete 5 roosm, can ca reat 74) ™‘ a®vhingt« fe) ‘ ‘ . W SEW ERS | st eS coar hin g giver — ‘Ver gr en 1 mms @ this merr ha i 351% “lay . len Size 4! 3439 1 Vinnebago. = gs and mattresses, new dressers, ‘Dede. Arsenal! per (c) a } St. Louts av ER : - § on Milan; lone season: piece t. louis im atels Phone Ison | —— ‘RGREEN ©O.. 6032 Deimar KINDLING WOOD—Blocks. $3 a load de. > =P. LADDERS—2 medium size; cheap | * fhifforobes, kitchen cabineta, ward- COMBINATION RANGE—Buck's, blue en- | FURNITURE—3 rooms, complete oF oep- AT RS weekly galary; come rea Ay to FV ork ‘T —_ ; ~tatier te}. Dec 1¢ ; 0 Bies vi TRE . . .* Ss St a bla a . rar . =. ; . i a: : . co —— | ohn ——— mE - . - — . ts > i ae = Buck ; as new; bargain. Keliner’s! Ft RNITURE—For th = oes ’ } ’ : r ‘ . . m ’ ‘ uA ‘ e ree rooms, 630A ic El OPE RATORS: 4 SEW E wen atent rs ‘ork . lay. SCHA. figure . oe roe ny nat ? sg + le Nar hea) B+). septic lank. $29. 50 vort) , vs _Wareh saa Vandeventer. Ohio. 7 AD Ap | > PERS STORE Sashingten. (| tunnels: 5 mock end to orden’ ae | ghgrtect cond nvowmige J080- Remete! ‘Wil citsdestis tnak mage tern 2 ds at cu prices, and we make up and COMBINATION RANGE—Blue camel | FURMFUREL = BALK. oe s; steady work ply 4th i 90rT ] m4 — S SAL 7 SI ADI ES On, Laclede 3 je kT. Tar i¥ - , ee ae ry eanir the e of chemics _ Set wiil eb ir tner e 1a] a Ss. .* burners for coal. 4 burners for 4009 cC a a week buys $40 w: ay * + : ER? . ' . ys}, dd Le Hero ke arto ¢ , ‘ d Urs eer iy f cap, $5: up miplete et ti factor: nad 4 that small ik carload lots for ; + , as, OC as new; cheap einer's are- been a ust RN NBERG «& HAT & f Al ef QO . 161 sd Experience , . S P — . ae mee. « > Nor \I ‘ Necessar ¢ tH rT)? , + . ' : ‘onvince you Levy Bros.. * =F fou e, ‘i 21] N \. Vandeyenter. FU ee UERE— Living, dining “s and | bedroom —— “I ' ru (* SC Hf AP E R "STOR E (igars ” . , ts ., cies “ he oend sé Ps" eleotri, hrs ts a ma a ans ‘ Ei a e wii ACCO modat from °® o (4 Ss i &t., south of Clark, f ni i? Cc rate IN A T 1ON - RANGES—Buck’ 8. Charter su to = cheap. 390 O07 8. “Broadway.ic) on House Dresses seve* oa. a $ me in bo: . as . @rIPe eat ' “Weer ne . jeliver: di- ; rif 1 BClacl i iG Seay line ae PPT, cn 1119. 2 re eae , : off ‘at 12th an Clar , } rooms; os burt ng = Stneer burton — j Sig.-i w by \S Wy So QS t from ‘mins ray 345 : oy, 34 As 7 Franklin ; ow -Br wn hair ee ~ , EEN 2: 2 blo weet on cc one wa COMBINATION RANGES—For sale at a | _niture can _rent rooms. ody r Alberts , te ens “Brame. Worest 46 a ABY Bi GGY—Llovd pargain; several t& select from; Buck's, | rFURNITURE—Conten completely fur FORE ST rT Il y MIG a ‘ -_ x . , —r a : -} zr — 4, ~ rs nzton. aN a mced straw sewers and ' i in ote ened _ mount Give eled: 5 feet. 3 a ae a ins.__ Forest 4946 R ici oe $7__ 3121 Fair . Peninsular, white front, used very ‘ S a ee a ( = = ge ee ea makes $20 $1? 4673 Mcc affrey (c) Ke! ner’s W arehouse, 211 N.* Vandeventer. Sete eee ne earenm. kitchéh. rugs, car- | — Wb RL ‘or ~-+85SR ) ERS OULIN, KOO Cumdit aii after avy. ] N. 15th st. mie ' ~_ (68) BARY Bac “~ a Oo r Oak black eating stoves, 3906 . { : - m . or phone Fores ” a nM J c s room (6 ABY BU GG Y—Re _| COMBINATI N RANGE—Charter Oak blac Co ] Ww ork. A pply 219 1 let us expla in our ogg oO) ; T ) } . ina ‘ . ; ~ | . “— , ———— _ = ; = s : J : ent estry ave cere ed : fever ersib| ewe! => combi nation range; whi ~ doors and Ww hite 20K. ’ Aa lV very cheap: : ing big money. ive at nt “A 7 rate. d329/ ark ImMMner S, Attenti ion maps Bl GGY—Large Lloyd loom princess: tle used and will be gold at a real bar- — sunday or Monday a. m. 30304 been very /it- FU RNITU RE—Dining room, a fe) a PEE Mee Ss : hauntine 4° a = ener es. ' 1.” mT rn ' ; . gray, ivory wheels; also reed sulk in. South E far , jra- | ——— ) OPER ATORS 4 - BOSENTH AL l, {) AN" Syme |: - a : — —r . | ‘ . | >. | if rf ny A | | seh a ING . EL R ( Ww GARMENT “co” a“ Muay there is & 508 foture ads — = ! , : L718 © era ®. 70c; Prince Albert, Tuxedo end Vel- | BE sede aaa | EI I~ BRASCH, 2618 Franklin av.(c)| —Laclede a ' — nine _ (ff tendent. corner 21st mert- 1 c..: onan ah. ee Ol : Ti MIST! E—Wire or writ yan a Gi + 64.30 oer A Le John Py. _ Arrow, 3662 Deimar av. Bie —. " “‘e), CONTENTS of 4-room Mat. Call at 1716 FU URNITURE—Must sell my entire house- 5+ 5 W ANTED — Ons epery Lo.. sist and Morgan ic. For Dress, | ult and ‘5. Maxtin- Coal Co. Tyler ®AAR. tae Mee? tok. e ee, Sous ‘ies bacco Store. 815 ‘Fran ikiin, on — BEDS—Twin. (xenuine mahogany: box m qeeeet gee. (C77! Grove, rear. rn apaas senve ety. —- 4 7 NG GIRL—Experience i. ‘all & Sunda. ' 5 . She dom masmnd a teatie ee So m/ - ae ER} tresses 4395 Olive. Ap: irtment C COTS—Two, complete; also mattress for "RN : 0a Je rg ‘ ~ " : be ing ‘ ; LUULS—Saws, | 6s, reamers, ca iftin —— —————- lar > ( , . FURNITU RE—And linoleum ; aprons ; . good pay, x t I } art ments - 7 FE etten- - Sh —— | an . = = j a TA CHINA A jac | jarge en npg jacks, se . BED— Massive | brass, chifforobe. blue rug. large bed. 5206 Vernon av.; Forest 3719. | ofion: cheap. Call meee 10 a = cpadte , . . . . : . “nein - . hu sie: as PM sergeant é with 1. 4240A Evans. a tg age of six: new goods; bar: | a | ' , le! * prom lelivery lirect’ from tors est &5 , Bsow torches, etc.; cheap. 44: c. QU EEN MFG ~TTME KEEPER . nines: Mme run. $8 F tandard lum IOVING PICTURE i id’a aleoe | clin ic) | BED- iy Walnut, Queen Ann, eae oak. 915 N_ Broadway. £) | FURNITURE — New oomnd | rand Bovis 28oe agi - a men's clothing shop. Gee J. oo: M live, $6.50; rt 7 50 , “- : _ Y TRAIN mrt a = id._never used. 719 South Bo Ol’ CH—Chea $6.50 eens Rebe ae. 9 th ashin on Ay ye -- in a ory 5258, tri he 32323 on POY TRAIN—Go-cart, sulky and grocery ‘ outh Boyle. si D: ° r p | other new furniture. et un ~ & Bree. Clothing Co, 122 i ost on the market tandar § MOTOR—FElec:r ~ ing | wre. 141] Rowan : ; twin, Walnut finish, with COoUC H—Englanéer fo! ith cover; | Russell. Om ‘-» {¢) @ - ee equal Mt ive, od as ’ {i ar bine ee 7 wt an hea w TOYS—bBraas Sete. large s! ae wiorris vair pring Mattre@s; never used: $35. $1 in perfect condit ee Box K-178, | FURNITU pes Couch rocking Sy Xperi. —imew and te . te Ak “4031 Lore: 20, te 2° SOUNT OLIVE meds coni —— and machine. 4922 St. 3662 Delmar. (e) Post. ‘Dispaten, | chair, desk c gibrary table an and lamp; ees >—Can use exper). — -——y Hat Co 711 cs | . —_—-_—____—~ = 4 mipenrees © arrrmeracees | QUaeuln $6.25 per ton. Meran | ~91 Se ebeta Taeetie 7 = $07, like new, $20. Minges, aime ome. Cau ators on all parts of == fBemographer. ogg ae aoe \@ ANY Ip, FRADE ” PRONE eh aS » eens 1635 ndicate Trt TOY ENGINE—B iful model, cost $25. BED—Mission; cof} springs. felt mattress 53} s "Rueben (c99) N. -— 7 Dp m to ll p. m. Sanday ‘rwe , Ks ~ een = . a ms ' e for boy; cheap. 2919A C reek ty fa en. ~: mission settee 37 AVENETTE—Ft TF unde r -« EL‘ i . an‘ (ai — alates: 4 rImVengr . ’ ; j ! ’ eT e ” ‘ . : t. } ; ; . rion i OS STR tee Cc 2933 ‘Olat . ye oak, heating —_ F L RN TU orhen nee chiffonier, ‘bed, chi neen ~ banted ladie — , a —, . : : - 3itl>—- Mahosa nt ae . ———___~— cabinet, other fu I 5 ee b! le hate; . of banded | lin GS | | ed ‘reeze wim Nasi the best ¢ ——_ . ad rif etre ars. ic ult ‘te with hae nattress. Call 7 LNETTE SE 7 And dresser. 6635 Al- _Maury furniture; leaving city, Size . . _ , " ‘ | \W \Na i) , , = Sa 2 Vi | tt . . . P ae -,4 v. *? ‘ ar : _2o Tr) "}- ; : ; . Sean ts “+ - : .- j , ‘ a and SOC st . » Tk Monday la- |! ane 2 ; : . Bin , : aemind , Pe vl S-> I¢ intorn ion : csianetecitinde: tae RNITU ‘RE—Ch; hairs, “beautit hand. ae: }. edie aos "er ase ‘fina ‘wiee aw. - : atin Dae is twin size and nice full ete: J662 Delmar Bh (c) enediate odbeag ne: barmain: cash; im- Vear. 3 ‘Dat : . Is Ik R ] +. > , + 419 ' . ec arrs pattern meanicu: at — a Se ze Ow -0n Gs, wainut color; these IAAVENETTE SU tie i ther: : on; 80 ora roadster. eS. i ‘\ ear-rounr x 4 ae oy | Gk y A\ ord: of Bom nN i 130. { entra! $2.50. 3 n cash with der erling TR . : Tw smal, eo; cars, tracks. be ds are ont new. nly mples and some 1 yt in. Forest 4805 piece i¢a eer: 1404 Glasgow a remy right party, bes ‘ive at 6138. te 2RO ote ae "a ee —- — half . price: he : cout 4 for DA VE NP ORT—FPiano, air and braces tea. | FURNITU RE—Chifforobe, Gresser, bed, co- : | it ‘abany 6126] 711 Eastea | lonial style, red mescanay. like new; bar- IYKINS - BRAUN® — siting umbered , : . ex's Call vo ‘ OP OOR > tte ham ‘pa no versione Grove. Winter Park. }ia. wer Bros. ; 3- 228 14th st. DAVENPTTE &I oll cane set; excellent conditions & ).. 61 ’ N . Sth St - ri = ~ =~ - ~ ._* , ST DP. T. j M a. R KAD "' ‘. r : . " ~ SE gga a " "=a ‘ rat } ' » Me hawt 4 545 r4 Minne tA B E ’ “DR iw M as 2° " t 2 > , es ' _ =o a a iy my dl T t er, _ cheap. O14 Wa ashington, 24 wert. Phone Hien Pine, Te SOSe 7 | ee e eenere afeteria wo: r A pply Sixth Floor. ns “5 o. wt pe gg I oranges an rrapefrait de- ge rn ry > n iv expe 4 O sz } } 1 aS O SOP di emnnine 74aa a [EW city m ust ou how the rt i a oo ee “ -| some and new mat tresses of al! cotton o —— Ap) ly Monday | Si, S IN } COAST! ER “SS renner — 114 very car itn ee alee ree — ae an _4ivVe ‘xpress paid regular boxes, $6.5 t; one of ti reest sanitary factories DAV E NETTE su CITE —Beaatitully ~8 — 147_ Arsen fe) aS “a ‘2 gr : ; } or r incexea ; halt . ; O;: half of each if fequest anf ir : ui tational Be edding Co ~~ -_stere i in leather, $49. 368 62 . Delmar. ic ) FL RNITU RE—Sun a y wicker bess Li-l. 439 eee -) 7 a ay 7 3 . o ye . , n: : "ea all 7s " . ' . 4 : c P n r d | ’ ’ i * ‘ man, na 2 4 ij ‘ 408 — . = : ; . = I 3 —~ — . — —— poe ae FU RNITU RE—Furnishings , . RA\ I ORS . Unio >) RI GGS. [Ore — | : 7 os = elaine 26 eee 3 : mn meee “se — 2 #3 es 4130. tt Meee ny sell at once: flat con be Seal by : y 2 . , . T fan ; a , : . ‘ ; » @) . | . . 8 . ' re ma»le —_ pa = . = UN 7 - tu — NN 1e\ zsrand “Zooow. , ome. rty buying furniture. 3630 | Lierman. (e) . . we di lrrvs - - > —- _— whl make bare dt : Ol ' . ; . a tte _* : WEE, SEC] \VENETTIE e em, ~ eo 7. | PURNITU RE—Parlor set, dressers, hbede, d st raw St Ww rs and { — ; a gene: = “ ; : \ AN DER\ CM R l ps ; +——— — — : -- : LAIN] a ve . - : . - ‘ ont = at . , 7 | ri ’ a ‘ . s : ~ ie fe ; ~ ee M ° = —— - — | — et ? : “le : ~ ‘a0: elec ing aed Oak: i " ugs, bufTet; other goods dnane.” 4012 kers; long seasons Sta Wein BRomont 1908R BARNEY D. G cc Giicers, Get ane ete at erinters ané| 1880. Mech: : Mee eee, t eee ORs Zinance, > hee | 1 04 houteau av. | | ee . Cleaning cand) hop . da ‘ ¥ Ss &. ((). © St. iarle —-- ” ~~ oa; pw as 1 — eT one % | agitator: nmius ’ ROO. SUITE ; pieces A Serauandir AVENETTE SET—Cedar chests, “beds, E—Complete urnishings 6-room is explain our plan B. 30th st. 2 COTTON PICRERW Ar « tartan - WINING TABLE—Oak. Call Sunday. 34484 Chairs, mo ge kitchen .gabinets. gas 4 ot Ing. . ; © snort / ; ine ine Ciacount. ly , and i od a 5a van —- _ . _ ~~ . 20 ee Arse -? at’ lM or ne - az FS rugs.anhd Iinoleurn 2 - +d i ‘ 3 \ ‘URI Oe sul a 2 , = peg — my NRE ee Ca onday. 2 enandoah. (> } «oe , " " ah, ¢ ; ; it : : 7 Ny ‘ toy ' 8g Prem er. a atm seat own mahoae I ING-ROOM SUITE—Walnut finish, like . ——— ee eetiedinan KI th In bewor ee hog nant eq West — AUCTION SA SALES — Beautit © inches hig rice ree = oo natn o , ; ) “4 $300: 1 M ee ne . aeons ~ K-16. Post Die. ch iffont! er, eee core +) iS "age av. P | FURNISHINGS—For onus 7-room tm. ty mattress, dresser, cluding > - tices +t ane SRS. DOLL ~ Hot stories, 4 rooms, furnished Paper clips. Nc sems, M. WIRE ROPE Large quantity &-inch wire — a — aces ra ns ——— om $2 0: brasa bed, $10. Apply 4 Evens. 5600 > - BE. F. FIFE PE — ae weinut; also mah ogany, pretty dining and condition Forest 5416, —_ Cressera, ; : upstairs work aT AUCTION, WEDN ESDAY, DEC. 20,"£2, DOLL HOUSE—Com: tely furnished; call . seb — oe INDOW SHADE 3— Measured end uite; handsome living-room furnitu ei¢. acera, davenetten,, ui lee : referen A -A— 44.24 , 620 Chestnut sr te ~ h suite; some ng-roon niture, DINING-ROOM SUITE—Table and 6 chairs, beds, springs and mattresses. Cali those with exper : (c) ae oe —— groceries. Mc 4 la’ abany 6 ~V estnut Jil stalled; ials Band eg the —— ant table, player-plano, fine Phonograph; $65. 3662 Delmar b _{e) _ 2021 _Shenandoah. ve. -Oots and shoes, etc. DOLL BIL GG’ ll crib. trieyel larce s! 2 Sstancard on » ” mer += utiful rugs; bed-davenport suite: also for steady positions = colored, for general housc- AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY, Ne ge el tog el. SE¢ ONDHAND PIPE 528. Central Set. —__________{©98) | day-bed, mirrors, Simmons bed, etc.: cheap. DINING FURNITURE—Wilton rug, beokcase>. . | iy of three; 810 per week. 5638 Furnfture rugs, draperies, pictures, etc. k No. 4- 4275 H ~d Guarantee th new threads end 17 \. GOD—Good dry body oak wood: no limbs ‘all immediately. 5127 Cabanne. wa | bed, springs, mattress, hen salaries ; can ak = West ie R. U. LEONORI AU" CTION co ‘ . at a larg saving : rails, structu t in three-ioot iengins: price per BEDSPRI - Al baby carriage cover DINING run- floot gas range. 220 N. » Vandeventer, nintes , verythi: | 2401 Cherokee, od a u — iu ee! iime. J pRIGE 7 LATE ANY OLD THING FOR’ Sa a 2lso sectional DINING: ROOM, SET—10 | pieces: good cond! FURNITURE—Contents of a 4-reom Dis: open ar 4: : te pipe aN , “A bEL to "CVT" Th plate anv met: ary ' , ae Bee : > KY ne s highway. ec) ment, ya rriviiewe of renting ast . y . . ‘| NG 1 i nieces: Ww m anc " :. Dlienat orn a ——-- - ALk COMPRESSOR Ol 'F ten rege , me ; , ; ; ra’ ’ Su , . RY, 16th and Lo- , are for home na By with water ank foe o ow PS - 4 - ; x x @-tt nA - ” ~~ segue "a ellie : - . ; } r period, $76 1°02 8S. Broadwa, - a eae a , 7 , Kk O15 est: ' gia , fe"?6. FURNITURE—Bargain: brass bed. ear . ASN automobil ctri di eiding st rit. lon ane : , 7 - ’ € 90T, or 3409 Te : , : id ek - a¢ et ay (ther. i. ti] Mar ' ae . _ ooh : . + yt SB - a r . # . ; ’ a : a: : a ~ ~ “APRN 4 : . . : CL. OF ‘ aL + tT} Ni fe OM = T—Oak : 1 ext table 1 Springs, Ustermpor mattress. S15. — Na: x 1} T ¢ , om & - Scns . ae "- ' eetendal = ~wiadie ' nat wble PQ) Arsenal. vat he? Sy . . Z pl ' extension couch. $5: oak bureau, &5: rienced on similaT Dptrate poet feliabie: to cere for WALKER STER? spereciating gooi home MISCELLANZOUS FOA Sait attics ; lable; to cere for === _— r Meat. reliable: to cere fo D1 eh . — = : , iffet, G chairs, all for $4 vy Bros., o (062); ee ; 7 or Al, { OHOL, 45¢ Per Gallon DRESS rRUN Sirs ht ise J — RE Ve f re t nt a : rs care K«* > YD CHI : ‘A BINET- sald $11-13-15 Ss 14 vall f ' “8 ' . " rocker. 32 __ 47304 _Deimar. rea ia ae rk in smal! farm Catholic Wall peper 3c a ro up, sold wit Sent CAses, Y 28 eC ay ww pr e222 Frat Lin- wel been the live. % Se ee ee en oak; solid mahogany inlaid parlor set. NING-ROOM SUF jary | Fu ‘RNI URE—Contents of 3 — Sess uu . ‘s ‘p> BO aot . 2 an ue } ‘ . tel 7 r . ce MI NING-ROO) I E—wWil! am end ‘Mar : es 6@ = Experienced of ‘wise Kieran, ‘anos Alberta st. without bor ler; paints, $1.50 per galion; DKUM—specia! O} runy corps ; , Od ee " AB cen pg = ith: "daen a UL ease Dune bow, ee ee ' pre hy a Bos, $85. iitase Chewtees. kite phastin completely furnished: $240- double needle ma- : Veo Sih RE varnish, $1 50 per galion 713 aS N 6th st.. toy; alm s t rand : (Se hea PICTURE My, bi —— Bix oxi rloves, oe ia a - $19 oR. > : ri re wit e lai, 3 4 . f Oric- | (c83) | et Seer flat. $25; leaving . city. 3507 ' ‘ ené husband employed, opposite Union Market. ‘a — —— are ae Mt Oy te _—— = as ne per cent savin r it. We've got it on th lay forenoon “ DeGivervitie. DINING FURNITURE—Beautiful suite; will | FURNITURE Dav ive steady, perma a and small wages ALTMINUM TRAYS—1000. “ter a jadateria: rie rR IC TRAIN- re. al ocessor! nt Sat ‘Wiothes at the rock-sottom => = Costu ME: n—New. 2042. olunt eepare te; other furniture: cheap. Cal) im- table. ehet . Whi a sulte, extension 1% ‘ -_ er car oo exceptionally low prices. Bensinger, 1009 mi idge =! ——— : MBiINATION POOL TABLE—Hoe size pric at the Drummers Sample “s+. ba ns. 5 330 Pershing. Avt. 500. mediately. 5127 Cabanne, cht ’ ~_, — ca anes sew! me- im one of the mo . vom ~ doors west to) Market st [-LECTRIC TRAIN va: compiete pool and billiard table when in 19 to you. These > - We74y ——— ND ‘SPRING S—$19:¢ sry ‘ING M SET—Ané living room suites: | range. Sena 1953 at reve — ~ . P ren vIt- . : rr ; ag jee al ; bye itiful libray ¢ when ad hanuf +1 rs Or Cigpiay or ASS > A 4 S— : ape “= . ; ries in St. Lousy WAL ARMY SHOES—Tents, tarpeulins, under-| sonable. 2519A California | Mesed ud: will encrifice 2 De Soto ;. oeeee: thay Ge sane’ tier. aa ae Gee ing, 24 floor east. almost new. breaking up ud hougekesp'n "S , a WOY ! "wear, eic. at 1126 Bt. Charles st. (98) | ELECTRIC TRAIN—Chil F. ——— cloged up; rift : rs 8. ! és modelin urposes b ae. ae SAP AST RP ee aE ag i agents. Call Sunday a. m.. 3014 eee Oak ae 7 ant bedding - ; witt . euso: able prices (entra! , h | Ba tle - mn : ; 8 . Sia he : , > : RPM Sra ;' , aoe ; DINING a) a 2” 735. , St'IT-——Golden oak. f bef. va | cut pot cleaner. Creserr and hed. Bren at wo er ca nts. salva ‘ish brana (LU GGY rood : , cheap 3761 Kos- let handsome china cabinet; host chair; | == * at once. Maple asin ses Ur uth to 2919 wv Rng ey “hay D > Omice Ca ip gnaetitr wie ee . Y; —a a1an” "are ~? aan thousan of ther any style nd size at sut! _ | Re used: Dargain for cash. 3855 Me Ree. FU RNITURE—One child's ivory, 2 waliut rite wv free pookiet JODY Ot Ptic (9., ERECTOR SET—No. 4 and ro! : ; » ‘ bos me . Chou — ' cares : ee bedroom suit dining al liv 7 rice. * eau aX TOVE—S$7; alsg Charter Oak DINING ROOM _SET—Mahogany, Queen An- ° — ~ Seaman vio Lr ' Paecnnasci Nebraska. Box orey Pg relay Wieck. Dervar, Cvulo (cf) Minnesota , : iia : . _A . j ‘ — ane: ATOR 7 7 ——— - : : os I ———— se 68 a : a 4 ——. ral 23 Clarence av c) ; O pieces; beautiful, never used: cost ° ° aperch SH PITS—Corrugeted gsteei; Economy Sheet FANS—S-Inch electri ” a gaitior cheap i ind ; rc q - Hol le-= = —— —__ + - ——- |= ————_—: Uhal : 50; cheap, sell for less than half: sev- ay ; appearance: high echoo! —™o'*! Wks... $852 Easton. Lin. 6151. 1c99) Sunday. $432 2. > SRE a ae lernoon. Lo. S. ord a ‘up ies In od 5 ition; 91 S914 De e royal Sarouk oriental rugs: also cy 716 cPherson, ist apt. west. Cal! all ° , ® Phone for tnterview BEAUTIFUL Xmas gifts: chinaware, vases, FLYAWAY COASTERS—2 TDe ch: POO! TZ c— Burroughs sultable Dri ices RL... 1p cee ENE oll paint marbles, bronzes, and ‘ine day. Olive 4110. ta - bronzes. bric-a- brac. 1317 r , & _Broadway. ho} le rer site veloripede — home: mak: ice hrist ms : 2 oh ee ‘sal ie ARPE' iING—Gr "een about 100 vards, very ric-a- : ‘3 + Delmer. tc) FU —— a city to bu —— fe) BEDSPREADS—Fancv han4-crocheted: dan- $6__ Mrs. Triplett. 2223 California ra Faston ea ot Re Lite PES + Ww ad Steam Radiator —Di#" 274! ot money 1009 Market. | 5 1UGGY—lne large size roll reed: in used furnit t Re x label boxes and work in ay present. 4101 Concordia. _ oe : nye aim oe we must ae 1 > Sunda Gay thorn! ne ar 19 Cases BIC) 1 Po Pierc Erector set, radio outfit URE—Excepti mally handsome marhbl: ae price ' low. Ir ir vs 3 or 4 columns. 38 or 45 inch B aaiag w re yl _rug Wilton 749 velvet, chea 119AJ 505? Page Mi it to met our charges: ne ne ber: a — or finw er ators , ——* ry Pa nat cal cdrawing ae tra naf: ry rr igure Ari a = d ct rertect 2 srand H5S ; j ‘ , P d er ‘ors race im in atl #ize : pom eee : ‘ “ iP ‘ DR. 4 Wi i NG . ARI, yy new white re: — ay" _— o at o rf Dieas'r * my ' at ae 24: Necaho , ; INC TIN} wig ne TVA orf nm nem ‘er fs ae CARPETS ITOVE PURNIT Ch enamel, with ut spot or blemish. actuatable ty 4 ane bake a eR: 20° ram 4 via on ~ "kre en 2 Pereonality ve ' ~~ fey : Roe + dons | ae ' 2 yi! ave ; — iT T LL FP a Y ME NT PLA 1 re ok rh a complete in all respects tables. $6 up: 300 beds of all ki nda, 1 dike open is’ ©, we ~ ?- « JOW ER-——)id-fashioned, for crate, Ais a . : . . e + thy , : rere er r = » Rens ; r.} : tet) PF : ae rT . - a . e bo sari ' for one-half of original price uP hiffonters chifforebes lebetane tablea, d erat f general off: ’ ext rl heap 4917 hensing eee Pt a: | conan anf iain iinemen 2 ~- ei. he : “-atie am mae ; nov he seen at 4481 West Pine g rockers. davenette seta, helroom set every. rience op . . . vance int Forest VOPR — . . . . e , ' Onn ithe 4 yrs — ) a esenay . a - ; ru. , N. Vandeventer : ° l off : ~~ . san fom 1) gid > nidt Pro ke erie mg”: , te 4 a Se r . oiler a ~ peerings Bisa 3 DRESSER and chiffonier, $35 _ -chifforobe, Fry RNITL RE—~s85000 aterk: ail hieae ‘te kinds of bedro on with mirror § ) cost $90 3662 Detrn ar furnish a beome or hetel: dreweres. $10: (-104, TRIC YCLE—GOirl's. and bicye jie and dining FU RNACHE 5—T wo 4°-in yay mt Rank rote as! Pnira . j pertay ‘ bes ‘ 1 - oni a f mat ixcepti a) i - mn ail k de Bm teed aw “ ete Re em i I by room suite. ZSB20A N. 15th st. tc) se!| cheap Call Deimar BR00X col AN —T om TARLE . “a oy nl yg ae that % rry in st ; ‘ining reom. living room, breakfast room and DRESSERS—aAnd chiffoniers to match. wor © —— $10: rue. sa. dining table, —_—-- —-—_ --——__— _- As : : > aes : ome le ne, Ml se et] vou might SOLIC , BOILER- Galiaher oe ea ' rT is @ year will se heat 437 nlien to by] ' —— mplete :f. _— sither : nd or ctional type ind chiffoners; our stock of beds, springs Ket: er's. 121i _x ween en itt av. - tress. sine 4 dining hen = "Se ** _ . ° .? - - _ ™ . ~ «> 2 » - ” ‘ % . y ’ iy ; { : rel , tre > . ; ¢ 7 4 ) . ir A 89 rcass! ' AN o1 7 oRs reasonable %1/ cled ‘ _ ST} ' , Mueller Iroa wuérst 0 » F 6 ca VINES n ; ‘ 1 mA resses is ene of my Br ve DRE SSE R- r ak $i° 50: al Ci an c = ——— -_-- best condition; very Brie i a wom ° “~/ 1i*h Ss we we 7 | AYU ‘ Tr san bie bd ATIG heat i “4 Lhe ; sos a ™ iv? Tne City, we aiso nave A walr . c if *”) : . herokee _ ---- _—— - ” } : . RN , _——-__- - - -_— 5 ; - INDE PEN] rN T +? yb: MBING AND HE. A‘l- yf rugs and fle oor co rings ‘ ‘aah or time Easton. 2 fonier, $2 0: bargain. 53284, : Women; ciiy wor “jubber BOILERS—tTIdeal Arco water and cast iron : aM . standard ruakes 70" ORTABLIC USE n & rit Sto! °G SUP Y CO... 1118-21 CHESTNUT rOoU N PURNITU RE, SEE y work; rubber ment.-$25 up. BENSINGER. 1009 3 de 19 — = iedtne $a OLIVE 8T DRESSER— Mahogany dresser and c > Ul pronmosition: ‘ceod in- sectional ston bollers, also water radi- - a , oa ig ‘ chiffonter. ) _P Rox K-290. Post-Dispatch | a PUMP GUN—Winchest hot, hamme: MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT We also maintain @ first-class moving an; tS) sop praetioniie’ pen i a, oe -—— Ort euepes ‘ ch. c} ators. Post - Dis pat: pee) ee ee “Jan BOTTLE CAP RES - FURNACE—Hot air. with c ne: les °.gaure: leath also St . ao ; ¢ SOEs | SUS chu ~_ s RES sHAP pr mall oe bushels of fun: wat r-ovrne arm floor hen : ys . ‘ + lie SA XTA 4 CLAUS ~o4 ‘ GAS : With « au : Special: either rex 454% if price rane Gs ee FURNACES ror SALE ADL [S—Six are leain et gee Ye me — icSTS—Eiaht cedar chests. l- ELECTRIC WASHER—Never been used for | LOGS—Wi ndbrong, . — - bw Z } 4%? i " d } A .? — ; r ‘i ~My ; _—_ ‘a " ae ' ah : : - os = . °C o tien - chea , Monday Al 'TO— Fire hebar ment; $25; 4 a. . 2 5 4 Cant-a 2406) i. ' ne 1 : : > : Washing Lindell 28723W Coppe?® tub. a ; "an G@overt Tent rT >» or it 1, ese e)> ee . er , - mye : . ‘ , ; / , -- - -—— - - - . . ry ful ; ry Ti =r ; ie “Tl E rir ’ — we fy "_ 8s 14 i'n next ln} “as « at hg a *) yr a . , ‘ ~ ' : " 1 . e wa —_— : le KL LECT Joh + - atin a EE LE c "*TRIC ‘T en - - , 52 Alabama av ee - “} lie; CEDAR C HEST Wr 4— aimTal z al Le HT ro oRk— Oa k ~~. ory ‘elan (.: rand 14) > “ 926 "ans N—Of middie age. S15._ Call at 5215 oT ;: , Pe ee eer orne son hockey racers. Box Y-121, Post-Dis 4 F Aa 2419 Park a\ a : a7: 975 value, ; . amine to handle » high- BOYS WAGONS—100: bargain for £3.95 $79.50--P ipeless. Furnae e--$79. J) RiPCES—Marlin penesier and Remingto: oun | Oe i REE ee On & money-back guar- each: must a@ell. Call* Lindell 6007 er ~0-inch firepot. nipeless furnace. comple e = tee — _——a — _ SUCKOO clocks | bough: ae ao only andl CHIFFOROBE-—veral oy eve This ie a #11184 XN Vendeventer (c) $7 a KO: will heat the average 5 — : tage Ec r' ° .* rs MRT AT os sa eee + a: “A , : et wert 5 ' i th Rie me ot — Co.. 3} i? N real @wary, nth ye 6 | t ~ Pry Pity x rmorey -~ - 4 ; " a ~> ' pe , ; - . ) , , : ir i ; Oe ke eee mah sear _— pa na Reliames Ad s Radin: - . “roe § : er ee —— l. aAlvanized byei: — . a. ch'ffonter: alee poster ; rea ; telbury mae Lae An CANDY—Delicious mints; fime for decorat- 'GENUI > = SEAL, Sil FA ROBE ~" | Re -otast One form a, - ce. Box xk 19. ? oat-Diapaich. pial, Cabeny 2S12W. - ‘ ster — a, | j ‘ing Christmas tree. 6431 Nashville, j sso claborate rug. Cabany S141 W. 4 vers Livus., ‘iis + — “a — ‘ Py a

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See ~ t Lod es 1200 AUTOMOBILES, ee and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. Te a oeeesON sane | MUSICAL onoaee cae POST-DisP ATC enn — eee ——— = —————— ———— : MOUSEHOLG GOODS | FOR SALE |) HOUSEHOLD Goops FOR SALE) HOUSEHOLD ) GOODS FOR SA SALE MUSICAL MUSICAL L , reer ic) PURNITCRE Wtd—Rugs, bric-e-brac, — _. Pianos and Oraans For Sale _ Pianos and Organs For Sale S ana € a j | | POOLE PLAYER-P! ape RG for | PLAYER-PIANO—Standard make,, used, but >ToOm a Talkin Macnines For im good order; S3-note, mahogan y: £. i é 2 “ LAS—Cabinet sizes $29 t¢ q tgea, $14 repairs for «a TA kes iM > — cain” sel ; . ; _3, dwe!l ngs Go. : : > " 3 on tet. % ienma: Broad wa Gas fo i ene ate am al “+ inte, Alling enry , AERARY BRARY TABLi—chi niffo bes large pize was - - Gas —4) 4364 «1. ; = « ~~ *. pick from. S&imost_ new goocs ee , mt aie ~ ha ' @. Lind 1 6111 = : : - — :? = : ; os - Pot 7 asn » aat : UR! TITUR: "RE WANTED B: ADLY ii @iteedeen og Franklin > — an : Sa ea r qui - £9 ner wee hm Fiano |. rnet 1 a ' ‘ n. O€ a4 es - >a i ) , ~ ye . O.. L hman Corner 1ivi GO v4 2? | ee : 1 * bt ’ _sigges, 1531S. ‘Tea 4 +. : —— ee; ; one evenings this wee ool iar TER-PIANO jightiy used Webster 55 y Aa . CTRULAS—And records aght: : $: per | DO.. 613 Pine st = ik - yo nid 2. “. wT? “Ss . ee - -* a | " *, irs . All Cescriptions, large and smali lots: coz- . - - a YTER-PIANOS—The o pa a oe pen ' ne * "TEL = " - - ehman Corner, 1101 Olive. _. 5 ae ' ; GIETROLA — Lyreoila ite D , +8 * express wagon % Seut! err —— : : — on automat tires : : bellows, 5 int m L1YER-PIANGO M: Willis «0 S-ne only $12 cabinet Lehrman riLAN(i-—M Au0ga rd actiog: Sunda hinne« instruments For Sale , *3 piano; small cash payment: | PLA f=R-PIANO— $2: —~ oe | "Never used. i 3 instrument cost S700 tiful case; S: __ Talking —achines ,“e#seee@ & , .* § — - . 5 - : tien ~ . : : " — ~ = ry 7 » - ~- —_ Recore o—Rolle—-Shest_ we x 1 ‘Ta WO) Lod eee col - é . i) “PLAY I ERI PIANOS” [deal — stm aS Dresents : a ’ — ‘ » n= s —s ' . : . ". _.. A—Preantiful A8S, - _ an gs Amp - i i - , second nand 2104 Fran 73 a” ‘o> HAPS tss—F aon wagon, farm ; anc team of horses 4°24 Evane HAR [NiESS—Secondhand. &.ngie 7 iy - - Vandeventer. : St , “iG “ ; © , : ; ~~. . . : “ b ° ; : ¥ 7 ; ie | nn ODen — ime 4aT 2o7 WARN SS8—Team young matched cATERS—H new. only »% $90, team smaijl mules, $65 tera i275. HH. Davi Ga: ER— bridge cheap. Tyier 1013R ew anc ; a! stag : enuine bargains ai Ss ; , Sa 5 reasonedie. Li alte : ~ gr sug ace nd ition , 7 — = ; : ~ > 2 > ' ; 7 : bo. : Lié = , - ‘>: 4 : J fe livery ‘ . " - . 3 , p & sf ; | Dery 7 ; ° . : : a Sae en 1 «for hild: : sie grt yas . wagon 4224 = - _ — oe Nt. Me ot eS — a ey '-Say; sound: = iS \Baeton $350. 7" ie RSE im 3000 coné éitian. Rood as new: barga'? ——— : eXaS Al usice! instruc tion : = centh. ane 7 ¢ > : : _ A - . - : r = ) taf pull | ¥e) bu oves F 13 ~~ ; ‘ * . a . = of young = "acca 240 ow rq ° . : ~: ? —~ a the - ' Keinexs Ware ndevernter res HEATER—W tically new, for gace @eventer a ATING STOVE—#-1° 5 _ Broads TING STO V B—Smail. L 4226 Oregon. TING STOVE—Ailmost vew, oargai: i2Oo8 Belt av * eond't inde! w here. “44 TING STOVE—Deen ¢raft. and single i shotgun: cheap. 540 Tatavetts TING STOVE —Goo* « addition. 5644 Clarence. Delmar 1638R/ fr,— NG G §8TOVE—Buck's iarge: a bargain Be) t. TING STOVS—aAné ciocthing Grané ‘- lJ ahaF Rutger P STOV B—Lar ell tren pipe and ban rd. 15 Apply 7A: , s _ Broac way - ATING STOV E—Readonabie ivar'a. TING STOVE—sr Lou 4420 Morranfori - 1 : Mond of = ? ATING STOVE—Rora! “h: F 4 race or store —s ’ : ‘se . 7, ~~ gyn mg eure ; - . pract . Pianos erd Orcans For Sale ~ SeTOV rs— ~~ Pee i] at ral me e an etal a. tn fs : - - : , or aatt Piano ta Soom tro Serer? ee rT? LA. Vv CO WwW ; . : » : = — : -y : ’ e Gort 1199 Hien» " — wi et f | rams | : . & nan one-half of its origi- CREAT ce : - cs — hean. . — ea lera ‘ ; i a ¥ : iti} ‘ Ca Bie 7 - -Wworn “elles . = an ‘ . . - - . : . ae * hae — - ; : : : . . ru we * —_ ae: , tn . : fe : ) of ee ar work. Street =. . -. + ad and _Cothe : s io ae a Coah *» Con. Rie ~- ~ om mh A ° . a a, em of Diack mutes ~499. Sele. werk, —. ee 1 v Rerwew ine att ... ~ - TT? ‘ “gn g). Deane 7ass— Mahogery “—t Sar -- _— . “ . Viec eg es ae “= cae : 7 560 Gree 2a. Pheas , 4. 6° e Ot Mt e aT

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a ea es iat \: Hi Bi FAS) DRO CAR 9 om : . __ " - ‘ t ¥ A e . . - a ° - Ep aes Pere 7” RPO ORE 2 Grn a lle - ~ ~ = —_——~- - - rr ee hn ew at : ’ ; ’ bis | . . aa eR 17, 1922. ez 350 MUS. EO tRUMENT. TRUMENTS, Horscs and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Misc ell F T isc ellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: on nee For Sale a or Sale a, — mn () Is = | | | e,@ a U T ITS y 12 00 9= A U O NI ©) 5 We _ For Sale | L IE S RA | yt ) ° co : ocean . ’ Pa» 14 vapair for all makes machine R's 9 $1.2 —\¢ (c98)| ery, “7? Hoenee $27 be 15d eres INERY wid — ™- ames, . SAW TABLE—S l, ft also BY 0 KYA Hatohec ‘ke ri ws * $88P Sark “ane "Sha nny cuarantesd to be as ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 158 ‘: 25 to 703.0 ” se yf | Violin f Ol And records “pou ht: mat | J. } y H . M lez ~ nN —s “ah Vv ry 5 aa 8- 4 te % \we Linde Fao* Le LAST W WEER® CFR! Yreola mi howany “or {c5) | SHETLAND PONY -§ | ‘Geac =ruttes Bb bb. MA co motor! a) 263. | Roate Sba5* Eg asain Pearket: open ; a | Lynne erties console: ness, po : c on, c¢ : 7A ee 0 oe | fee nee CE REE AG | tee Shhh Hombeck E Hardie Hlostde Oo |= rr 4p ae Vo ce pe -— Coupes For Sale Coupes For Sa . r le nos a ‘ve ] ¥ ; . oe : | iT BA ee! TERE tite _ ~ 60. Co td.- . ne or = “ S- - me | c. Get our price list. Bizes = to 50 ty qd. | MERRY CHRIS __Weshington Call or 0 for ae | FOR oupe, 1921. tn eplendit ane | PEE Pp or le bares mr Te instruments. 3901 ‘Wilming: other; dition He er must ‘. a gunrant acai eed 314 Market st. Both phones. (c@b) IF YOu B STM AS! me Co, 4380 O11 ryi terma, J. M. teed o! - = 9037 Delmar. eo 5153 Easton. woe te $350. ” se for real estate. Forest =. ec, = eB. \ ‘ ; Al rz annie —___—_—_ A I 10 _ | b—192 . Sid, sligh: . MEPE aS for pale at a bargain Ne |SHE ; WAGON Wra —7000, = eo | AIR COMPRESSORS—Curtis, with tank and | 350-te. canter. . Hp SPECIAL PRICES ON RADIO SETA C yon aan Ane in soos compeitien; wit ~ RAUC H.- LAN a on Pens LAND } "ON ¥—Genti black re. | | , Acme Electric Co., 700 fe —— cee eeees . yonsble condensers © RADIO GETS yl inder Grinding | ait ) : eee With ANG ELEC TRIC rand up. 5355 Christy and spot | Aik CoM iam (99) |" ‘The above 153 84; 180-degree. Also crankshafts | FORD—1023 coupe; used 7 ing orden, mie tate nes ie eee . Pneumatic tire Pe, ee SOR—Ourtis alm pew | feren t Bi see that only a few of the many dif- Al )-degree couplers. chine work MODERN Ut REPain | as, big a Sys — | of car. — adie 3450; cause for sellin conaitlog ' “ an 5 : nO t King’s h it a Florissant and fore - ar re " Cal, Sui lay n = artnet waaiar' on _ tw Ry A. stock. We can | Bhs ond couplers 4601-13. Olive Forest auto gy S ry 6. Jefferson av. ’ ©; terma. 2006 RE 1; 12 FE nright. Cat any. 7: | oo ithe T : —~ — — —_ ~ : a ‘PO ery, .kery " — i ST . : ~- : Grand 2887W in a her round or sectional! —— desire. | ‘‘B’’ batteries, 1099) | FORD— oe. coupe; excellent condition; (x- | .mechan ical o-cageenger; i paint ; t; good : >. 50 li = oa Wagons S ; I “exp: ene | a renerati ma di t urrent motors 3 | plan m4 — ae cent savin on all other ns AUT . ; - 9200; trade; easy terms. 2 54) 8 Bouth Side Ruick A ute on Soke terms. fON—-Closed-in peddie te) } _=tectri ell quick | : GA -] ‘ a . ac. (cBOD) | 7; nHones, 150 hin ; 2.4 x rT , Séyu. S116 Leooust st. Bomont 31°65. ; .omont : i. athe ace ST KES ll )4 ee) w. e2 : ; os e! ; : n 10 rk, Punches and ce > « = y mee e — UuUpes LWwvu, 1921; good cond — DEBAK ER—Speolal a! RAVONOL A—S$: . 3 te . ‘BICYCLES_mOTOR ovenes v ct. A. i 15.00-02- ynachine. | pop." Wineler Co. Bi large, modern fac- | Atwater Kent ney Set, 2 steps Audio.$55.00 r ill replace broken spok ce Bude Deion and $310. Downs Auto Co, _°?UPe; less than year aa: es Geafencia . ure he at ‘igteemenimere For STaAWinS ! ni 1702. ° (cng) | floor sler Co., 617 N, Broadway, 5th | Atw ater-Ke Tobe ae n@ re-enamel your five wire gg | FO a = i o ‘les; oe of —s = ee ~eru lor: la. wy. a7 . ; 4 ‘rr sain al oO + ‘ sty Nw PANS —— _ —— : } _ " a —- ichd) y “ 4 : , wes 7 ’ 4¥a Al : 4 (hive. L!? in Aei1 Cc a : j } Soc + hs 7 : . ’ — i : ) 4 , . ; | FoRD—C ou 4, 1” 3 4 «* - . room 13526 Syndica 7s er eain. 2: ; ELI ‘T R ic box. } -——_ oad LJ + " saw sh on at 1009 N_ r98._(c) prices ! wet yar t —— Lindell 1 3688, ($9) ‘al cor an on:, le te. odel _in Al mechan- Tr —~ Bide Phone = ae al a Sf ' . ecin ; ox. nr ; : } henna Oia Allen. | ] _ mre —— . _ _ - ) 00 N road a a n cl A.OWest wh een —— : naiti F 3 ’ e. Seeds, that chances ris “automat! ‘ an) ee rr. Call wr | aw ne ane ie oe Veseons ler ‘ e il kinds of a .. enue. We |OPEN EVENINGS AND er ne x _ter us, 3500S NW ‘ Grand. ee ee Y Coupe; 340 ‘ord coupe, 1933, Oo . “ : - . , - sd ; 4 : i? ; a os 2 2" . #28 .6c4 _ - - ay . : ], "oe . : ’ ; > ‘ ’ - . . ‘ — Viet i“ } T EX . cA : ——— 4 i \ ' sift / c : © } —* ——— ne - . & Stuc 7 nday, : 50. We wan nove | Bargain lee, ae like new: cheap = | LER — , ‘ae : | & lers, 10 09 N. Broadway. (c) E "TRIC SALI S Lo) ae ee LJ Repaired, Rebuilt and | | 5 FORL —Coupe, late 1921: accessories: want ieee iebaker. $100. $45 down. 2340 apap oe. mS. isth and ist ets. (c36 TTikr" tent >————— ton wet iron Arcee wt 5 ) iona 1 A MA ‘HINE AND TOOL WORK3s— 4 nw ¢ rae » som ‘ tral High & asters Exe } langed for New | on nn ay baiance eas Call Sunday | | LYS-KNIGHT—Cou ipe: ; aa (7) : : ; - : ee 4] re! irst-c) gag ter ‘ —s est. - 4 ) ’ ‘ Cies. euneréane ntal w rk. ee pair - : men ae pedensontneetll ae r. Stoppe, ya 5 O! ive. (c) ; iT ~ lo el 5 = se!) os 36 Minns dng 3 ass condition: | = pe Rae vetal patter n> pata - ore fixtures, ~ SCIALIZING (¢ - FOR D— iD a an: > agree Ss od condit ton; 5 new tire ~ rahe - ‘Tatk'na Machines Wanted BICYCLE Ranger —— Soy. § ILER—aAnv wn Lo st __ 3: patterns, stamping. 1345-47 8. B’way FENDER REP. GON, RADIATORS | AND fieitieasr Gian ay oun + — lance easy; Block leaving town. 4162 belor sacrifice: Obi : guess : ‘ » te ss : : : " —— | Lj @6 » - wv sd i " 7. ’ —- p - fe svses cy E ) i nia } : 4 r : verke oa rice dic RB: a 't = 5GRAPH WA a —— S. STth e reasonable. 65: gused: al enerators, engines, pu ape. nd! SHEME spctalware stamoln nal} a 99) | Fr ec 9 ERS W Os K OF A TYPE RECOG.| _oxtra tire. Cabany 8 239 w, starter = ocks east of Bevo Mill. ae A OGR Al Hy a ~ Te ~ tan. 1327 wt? cirl's. cheap. Mi ss llof?. BRAZER— rT =e _osetve Haak 5 tte Pog nag orders fil led Excelsior Or Ale and BEST IN “sT. 1 OUIS FIRMS AS THE! FORD—Co pe, 1921 * i, extra equiy UF OU R- I "ASSENGER C OUPE — ~~ a 702 : . a) ; OC RAPH VW ™ | — ' ictrola or Br a. . steal Ae é for roe et - Py lofrf- 7 ae > siti | . ’ . ‘ " : ‘ AmDin® a R19 N - llth. C - - -* ae ae r! lent: ood condi tion, ch . : : Mi Reb ' | N ural . * | tn Tea Ss enroce st. SC | white enamele >, Sage. foot ke dani , a oa (c9P) ‘E THE PiONEER SPECIALISTS | —, iF -— une “ . - a e _ Eucil i. Forest _ 626. | | AINS -- i. VOL 6 oad pu ne ba pete ., ~-! , , one Ks Ss SONS YRON - nj - reaso . in ; om, [2 — oupe, i. fine: . é Be. $10. Lacy. 7. 4144 Se way. ae 59) | eeching bag and ceiling’ 3824 Fairviev EE! aaa a HINE AND TOOL CO. 228 Browae ne Ae 18. | Cabriolets For Sale om new, MLSE dees tectenes aft n. al-| | NOW ON DISPLAY. urn bis = ji ’ ' : a. P ores Girl aster br: Hi , a SE : way DS0ON- ; al : peat —s . bargn in. , Ted gany, ' PIAN J soe es ee "aan ae e om _ ner yn! SE Roe - ; ires ks veg w : RACTOR 7 fase t : = BaD SORT ae RE cA) dition ‘4 14 1% 3D to ot. ® model; good ¢ton- ‘er , si abeorberg aca endian Uni- De Luxe Automobile Co INE —Ca adinet ete; % e141 $ Franklin a 7. eg) | PIC YCLES—Two, “new che ay , 8 = ty t NB: iway. * - 0 en, Pen. aus ~ re ———$) | FORD—1921 coupe; > pho Ags ay seat | Rom s F OCUST. rink Sa am : y ’ Aieon disc. b0 er ew: stienniios ee aE fh) COMBEIN Sa 9) 3 . sl ae A | haiatindesia aie } snow! able rims; 4 new tires: one extr: pen Sunday and Evenings. ia, cort 7, a » ae a ow oasters nd gin * DWORKE CRETE Ry a a 7 ary . ‘auinmment (Co 82: 4 epa! tri ing. Radio i ruarant e new: runs het- Pine, 1305 uth Grand. Grand 6001, I K—Lineougine 19°20. 7 - . 1 6A | A got t nell for $i |” Jections, mus’ ~ or _ Call todas 1414 a “+s eg met ae pOth st. | ce | (ic) | ~~’ RET] > “yr gg = ~Fadio. $5. 3869 Hicko-y, nee. cog owe Sunday; minimum ? |; BUICK ; 4i ne Ti L@Cuse, ae ae aes hea demount- —— Fae pig mechanically Al. ‘ fon 5200 «s Br i | D ROLLS —88-not — --- — 87; ‘anger: almost new, SiS: nlx os. rm | us - 7 eae y . . SETS 0 complete . S8elid ‘ or more insertions Ie uifernia 380° "Weekemeh et ee ot ES $10 Ww meter; some buy Huber Mot ~ ® settle estate . : 7! sroa dw 4 a S-note, OSc each, 3 for ; eal bargains ~ 2:80 3665 , i Hatcher & ei hristme es > cheap; an on agate, 5c Sn #. ten ; a riSSAat (c $245; $100 down. Morris, 214- ; otor Car Co., 2602 Loc ——New. rece: ad : 4) : e *.§1.50. 3 GIR - S BI ro = 1832 Park mY "etre s — pcteew Dn ’ CRYSTA ane Riverside — wn ne "4 - » Ane I ig Sargain| — — aye: gh garebes yaa me and _evenings. mate = efor same. | G 4 ORET PIANO CO., 1007 Oliv mI i-tL—Neat motor; good cond : HOISTS—Ame am serge . eon tinghou S25. For H Hire Lor quick buys Pino e ire na r ——) oe AT punGay, | *' oupe: 1921, with start Seamount - “RNS—1919 limo S = i —— - ——- +. iii 29 , ming 3 bts any in R : Se eee eo ee hm: exception- ————— o L—i1 01! h-passenge ae - bles. oth - nk aco er, Gemount- tion. f ; usine. fine iy a ; =) Save Ee _ 18: a! lachin« /308 S.- 1st Be Tonic . an. 7.50 value, $3.75. whi they | PUR HIRE—New Ford sedai ns. t tit her ee — 7 OHNS' iN rey. rt Nae ene a ane hg ire terme. | ane i4ag "Whittier {cL} 3 i 4 : stove : , g& , mndition. r a —- —— _is = ‘a i Sanaorl s34_. Minnesot a. ur: De a sel : ‘ ape : Ls) , ' : ‘ » ae cr Ante Co. 3456 a’ tri evenings L ; re ‘ ive st. + a Machines For Sale @ #£w#ORSES AND VEHICLES ae mee 3 | NGIN] ENERATOI —— HOME. CHARGER—F in ae quinn os S006M. Central 863s. rans | ea 16001, Victor 1608. "8"! FORDS: see nee (c67) ___ Roadsters For Sale mi ME a |! with 8 - ‘ At «i ew . oa aa hd } rthern Ker erat Bic a f at er es irect fror ac es FOR rT a ee . a ws & i K = _—— ¢ ae sa , Ree Ss : t » to oi models ANDERSON 5 . ) records, "08 De ~ , ; e : ar = hy ~ : ' a p b Ri, ‘ ° og ) ry, ami ~-t¢ Dode2z atake ruck a o eT ‘ Joe | Ln) new anpic rl | » sell: Re 4 easy terms. Rieflin | 7 —Chummy renee, 192 moj ne ; $34 Frankiin av. } = r. 7 ee a ee woth, TL" Act. tT." - ‘ 2 Tos . . ‘ a4 | . De 27 i ) kt ‘ o it fit . 7 or of extras, keenest - __ In 1 perfec rt conditi n sumo mmer top: rf : [ow cabinet, gty ings secondhand harness | wit ' Ae to ' ta my -_ Tt; “anne - adn. . B. 718 yor ;, Snrighnt Forest patr : ynditt ; ® Stre 1 the city; bargain at $265. | a pene dition; $350. 5084 Del bil en a , ess J. Piel. 210 ~ —_ Rl : ae ; ne: t Mine te : naivoen a . ‘ cher ; wy $265. | Br} pee pane he ; Hads | av. Grand 4 zn . . lel 2104 Franklin av ; - | ave rebullt ‘ ; = ——— : * pror ahiama ; ‘ , omy ~ s Ses m caoin Om Dp! 9 in ; + : 2 ey we . ‘ . »} : Buri ri z r’ « ling in " 9 > : phd od —EEEE ' ? °TRis pen ceed lay. ai nnd S$. SO cash ” hevahed,, Galen ieee 1920: refinished. as and ov over \ P H—I 4 = gie. double: & mules. —w—ihicvsaT 4 } 45 1 afays att ENERATORO TN 3 ne SUN “wer T= — a ee |}_ sedan. Phone Wm. Beverly py Bone ’ >| TC r ISNT? oT Llers, “areee Auto © ; orized _Ford same as new; $375. 3916 E J . RR. o4 oF°% conéitien ; ~ : $2 0 up. watops. 1921 Morgan Attiar, ris ‘ercule ke- 4 . “goer Sap : inghou ae | a oe oe 25. ‘all aft : cam —- = : te hes t \ ENT AL FORD Be : .! =e . ad in appearance and —— cally 2 } si ane ee e 1 ; ' Sport maroon: com tenet aoa Painted naw : ii ———— table > Cee wagons 4 “la k : : ‘ “wv. TY © ro — of ; Se mite an ; : hus e% ne. mi - J ; | A ' ry 7 =" : _ J ELD, : zo L ist Bomont 2812 Or en | ote Dad ne — starter, demountables. ' oucce™. West En Motor alien Ge’ r- re " — | 7 ae : ’ ; . a a S én ‘er: . ‘ - . = all . "hata. —s : 4 , . , ’ = : | of 2 . . . rf ‘ : Ind *4 ind ven! on . peu : fi. re ear t! ‘oO? - a ] ; . : | ' wagon farm os eee eS Conch: _Ca ‘olf atew 1. al. wage , ‘ out he ae te .: 10154 ¢ ivior | SSEL-SKIL!} CO. gs. vour bo yfor Christmas. ol y : can give mar Cabany 7546; Delmar 422. a: 7a a Ne ever been used, v~ : oe oy horses 4° °4 Evy ne aa he | rs ’ O. : ett : - — » , 7 = . ia ‘ : th fii ryst 21. i? " r Bel! ‘ ‘ cPH RS ‘y y er w eber Imp! and Auto Co SPR pac Fimo B "ICK—]99] roadster : fir t. > l.Dwre oa ut ‘“ ~~ een : ~~ - = . ‘ : >) ‘ce J = . ’ . =i) P - a° , ‘A Trus Tr st worth “ -_ i = 4 cus 4 new S(-ClassS con4ition ; - _ a HAND Phea: , onic Sree ’ inlock rT oni thy House. : cord tires, newly painged: . —-— a ote k. . .* a 2 ’ his fy — sae Che 4 Tr) Cc? " = —_ ° ‘ , ' c ; , = Re ; -? 1@ loose-coupler radio set, aie oh ht , “BI IC K “COU PE FORD—COUPE: 9 — oD eee anne terms, Coen te tho ne ’ FE: LATE 1f > _Gay B n Sun- RRS cercenctie Mechanica!! ED, NEW CORD TIRES SHOCK AB. rock Motor. 4418 Olive ast. xC. : = _ o 2 = ec an cally like new. EB: IRRERS tT 7 conbead Cn AB- BU 1c oe #e ** - HSS vers, 5 excellent tires and some LEAVING wae EX TRAS; OWN ‘ER $165 dete an ba superb condition. : N. 4137W MARGARETTA | the most ae tegt_a¢ brand-new; one p-to-the-minute Buicks tn - + Jomont LOGS W H—Like new with we ine for $00. S12 8. Broad ti—idieon- dismond dige, becondhand, single ~ i u Souble: vy . ‘, er : oF n Bundcar O70 rr ranklin , ‘ ; i . . “ . i”aAté *s ’ ‘ ; Team young 5 . . "hee ron a ; mir , 7 atched mules; ——— worth! , — — small mules, $65 ; | Bl LE—T ee = TT WATE? | RAD Exc t warion : ~ 3646 Chi 2 1ree-W hee! pneumatic ‘ A-MWAIER HEA a. . wy e. —— never set, 1000- D- _ne a Winne! urna ow ' et Da rie , Ate ten x¢ . - eS, S68 | e Delmar 4184R tras Pa! far above averagz AV - 3 - ° . . Q . . : vy ce 4 .7 Ts r . " = >¥ ! 1,ocuer tionne: cal eo 4 9 . = » | Serer oe. ) nt 3102X, Ce 7T430Y new ; chin car le Eee looks and runs like BUICK—Roadster:\1020; paint mood. . é s guaranteed: $375. Men- ae for winter service: pw ol rs hae Fi moto: terms. South Side Buick ‘Gale te, * » ' { entral wy cheap. 5708 Roosevelt ns nia; seimoet — Wea and harness. 1459 Witntoy, } noll canadieaiae’” a “hristn l: n , s TT ei.Vvie. and COP iM a i 5 om en Git : 9 ye Caltforr ‘ , ; : ; ‘ n are —_ . ‘ ‘al Beli 345 Forest 7327M. @ a — and coal sromon._ 2411 1 3. 24 iinet | eas ue AT hh 8 [ATH EW Gunet as PAT] rc. ~ ce for $0, with records. 1 94 : = = % bata fl; ad ¢) laa. ain : ; : j : = t > ” on sVas wade = an Phone ’ } a4 -..- t= : . a ak RY ‘ Ford Dealers 2315 Locust at. and. yier 10137 3818 — = “ ore : cape “ach 'r . ' PR ATI¢ . 72] r 2 a on - AUTO? RR) E Yt eure - ; ey Ate Coupe font re Ana A (open evenings: oan ar ~ 7 3458 . ‘ } . _ ef a ; , : - Le red ’ . Al 5 , concerta: 2 KO — a j | iF , . cat ‘ ‘ , be : 1] n con j- e ~ ee, ah ange terms (el) ‘ 7 Sout h OG ra A =-— Pathe, Reds "nahe RS} - tei very 5 OE ton LE— F 7sa> anger. elegant oondi- inet er heaters. afeam oe — gue pec lem — : a: icy . Cheon ss in ne 192 1 Models om BUIC K SPORT ROADSTER. yt “ — cr} - i sd Tat ‘ . ° e nr . tT) "the ) 9 ) oO st. Bomaent 414. ‘ ay bod =conditian. 800 8. Vanite- | BicrcLeE— ic . g machin punch presses. ae ee rin noche cabi- Avy, = AUTOMO : es ne 181% Rus- $150 4 UI ES, 1921 en _Suneay 1aho ———— | — tmin = or I ! used _ on . ; pave 20 MOBI ~~. $$ —_____ C 302 iy ; DRORSE—Will pull 60 bushels of coal. — good a cana, ong; , ed tires belt: " ae a iaeine Perr: = LUE acy, °. —_ . = et mortgage an ly EG ERS. P ‘HEVROLET COUPE ) | __ $180 down. 3027 Tjocust. (ce) 19 tne eta t eal. 2630 woit amp. G| other factory and si couplings and | ADIO— Will receive over 1000 pallse, cost | {rom Ssew t. 2340 Olive. Bo- | 1922 motel 5 tires: this car hag been FORD COUPES UICK a ta One es. ICV CLE oe -- = " sen nc npt #6 Py ‘Te Rr 3 i! y che emt —AaMont. 6 LA _S. ....... ., eoshtnd ~“VUU mile iptop condition 3 model, 6U Team of young biack " BIC YCLES—5S0 rebullt, like n toma hb IN D SUPPL’ | : 280 _ , “Fores: a ee LE Wtd.—Ford: mu lov as argain: - trae 29° B. Late 1921 mod bart aell for ». Cabaa sell cheat 2409 one le il sizes, boys and wie: Se eee. | As —— 3 ; a ae : - PECEIVID TS —Two Wenning. Forest : . ‘ " aR a. “aN Cabany 3891 ©) | 000 maroon: positivel mony, painted: s EN per il‘able for an eaiiatiaetenen —-—- -_ a . al ben) ons ene “OOor ' - Tr car | oo ; s* ape . — — J ' ee oe ‘Ste nocel: in splen- , ~ 2000 ¥v riven ! . ‘H—Laree ne Ee 2805" ‘St, Louts 4 ICYCLE—Girl's Ho pee eo ter 12 1 | . Call! batteries: set of | me obeae; gat Ma” eee eine coek tae coe” Eel eel rin a condition; must sell quick: terms:/ + FORD COUPE | wire wheels ong, mae thon - days or: five my feanrds; reason. °32 She And wagon: cheap for saa a eneal ‘abany 59963. 57 ne , ree ' a: reise sa: | wet Fos 2 for same. O969 Nort! ar- 200 Forest Park bi evrolet Motor! , 3. 0t7 late; perfect condition th . | windshield ord tire and cover. ts ae iba . Bon, cheap for cash. 1710) ster, 24 fioo et satin Westrnin [ACHINE | | ares | RADI Sas, _ fel) Pore U1 nen and Sut py ain r] indell 70 fully equipped. 3128 Locust. eons ee meter. Ba electric clgar 'ghter. mote- ¥ H+.—] arr *, ' : ; omse— i. n. bare ane 645 —_ — “4 —_ 3 cy T Smal - — — ; i | ; wr. P hoe . : on is ‘ - ; > s a , ‘4 inG ; >| — —— — - ‘ oo = ee Sit " Rate en Sur day and evenings. aa J - Ps . ~ : & Li oa " - : ’ »T > ar ‘ 4 ’ a . . . : ’ > . 4 ’ . ene new, ‘ oS siOl . Parx. se cua) Hitio a n - rey rea ab! . ne , me ‘ oD. 2" ' 6 nce u" hil: n’'t @ t Ph Lit ' = 9 ’ , . | cr iu! ' A000 a a8 ~~ a Ni ar t.. “y car: $7 00. and donars on bette: z aT ‘athe, ama | mo! — Werner, 2948 Die ek 3 on i — , wih excellent con i. SS Re " Name.”’ RA DICO— Som tt all mplete, in- PE W -Late 1 me" oe M r C ’ ‘orest Pare bi. Lin : wt ~ “ WILSON MOTOR CAR CO, 2921 te i ga! n Ps | Oo Wravoils. , ns Team coal w — - we orness. 5 ~ : » 2 f } ” 498° Neosho st pyier 3S , “27 33 —— 4 ” id > Py rp - al B » tel > ae } . ¢ | phar 140%M i iG Sy } } re > - : E a : 7 ne r = : aye model, — running con- | jen Haynes and Dort ALR. re ed 1S —TTiniv - ~~ Uexcellen - 4 — = — St erdinand — I E — - Sar > MA his ER >> + va , ‘ by rete — - LSE. vtd — i - hanes ; “er ane : Sse) F VUD motor in nerfect : a 2 payment or trade. ~926 | t pe UnNnIVeETSaaA, C20 ’ ps “ —: - ==> VOW 40 b cye " ner ae a aga i : eS ris — —— -—- —~-- — ee Le ‘ on 7 in j ge ee : v- r ‘ —r. arhae we - Y * rit ee of : out. igi es. 7 on: as, harness; evil- he me a comp! ete beg ‘Prervenin. in St. Lou Prov Brgest StocK | "gat oe te ai oods ir- ity, or will pay casi oe oo ler trate 3455 2 4S E d Cc === meg ROADSTER ? , 1a La : DRS E— - ririce 5343. Cote tte vt . \ th mery ‘ ~3 = $s; samp) y ‘oat-Tiepate? - dn un 30x J rage Daater . 3 * ast ) , \ oa die ; BRS —In Boo = d ay = a Pe ¥c a s ante ar f , mm tube a0: Ss 3 e._ FP ] J vy teft city, must be sold. or ou pes=— == 2 ip _— model. Rebuilt t ‘' [TE - ag ee | : aw - S Bieve ——S . \daenitactn oe i. eS asad iD SEDAN Wtd.—By prtv - DETROIT . —~- 9° ' ‘ | efi . | ant MOTORS—vTone arms, HORSE p 2008 Ca! . _ {ce ris’ ' - apne . oys’ and | [A rN — ae Si Jewel Shop. 3! : * Saw tvate party; state | ° ROIT ELECTRIC—In god condition: = = ~y _ 1922, both like new; with ex- | || and — in maroon: cites tee aa b » ems Ei hetween 8- teams, and iarge + 7 ‘all a Lie Arlington Fore r am © ~~" ——- — ~~ Z : i ee Ue : Dispatch _Teason for sel i "0°26 S. Jeffer Term Sn a ‘peices th etc. we? overhauled moto... of ac aina, new cord tir and liote | ‘ RAT ) REECE! ey aieyw model PUR 2 k W te : ry for Stearns : : Ta ee (c7) Sunda es that | surprise you. Open | a ae A real barZain. i. — toncome im 4 . oies : —s - - . ‘ i i* ~f atte? brand-ne" Rink ‘ = ae | , Y npr " oe , " ee "MOU » ‘SON > “i305 - os h-up 1, Coupe, 4-passenger: a; | CHANDLER—C — a ae 8. 34. pose r_Iren & Steel to GTRTS BICVCT F—HIOR Thendos el ITOR—5-h. p r ge a EIVING vo T—Regen watt _ -s td ake my ' to : mie egw sflmemcl Say nye Hr | Bei ne, fbagseneer: sick and, waa: 1 eneel haateni iy ‘hummy roadster; repainted; : an berger. , . a chunk 7 ' . — lll c ne a j : tic - © = E . nd n. ” eat ; be w } two gt eps f amr life : . Sere), Lt 4 a “e roe Ar et i. ey pe ob US Ue ‘ 4A +8 rtiiv- perts from radiato te ¥ . our cot 312 20 L - . Rood - $400: terms. Gi | j Ed ! tod " 8 S , 80) md; cheap if HARP a yv -DAYV TT ys V1 999. "4 “ane — : a as j ma a7 ll prin cipa! stations in . ORT "Ty a . . --_ J v0 _ . . Euclid t. ‘\reat in excellent ty r Oo tall light: aA real ear, oa uet. Sunday. : beon. his-—liergaine in. all — est wan — Sth _st. __and eidecar. chean. 4329 Ju niata. oreycle TOR ' na D. C.. large 1 s! | ; aleo -tube ~ ‘heve model. pric oe Wi SAT ler A. SNe ee oa (c5 3x)! tire. ‘cnahemnaient ——— for service; cxtra | CHANDLER—4- ‘passenger chum gray at! otandast : e wa ee HENDE RSON © iinet! — | most reasonable prices. 1009 Ma: ket use? $10. Call 5933 ie iP ighiand. C town, If. Ress . WODGE ape; Sépassenger; disc wheels; $4060: our quick male pelos SAaeee ever vere neat of paint and Urea: new roadster are suarantoed; ¥ KORSE! Th " N BIC y t. LES POR ? D.,. @ neva: —H- : — (¢c) rR rtd sten tanringe-e aetewat el — — 2 WiLec forenoon “— rand-new a condition: li for ijees than half .* 1926 ® — oe of work, $10 highest grade bicycles bullt. We have ae BOT ON 14° 1823 oni = PRONES. Rte LOUD. m™m ’ oe DUG ES Dod coupes; very cheap; If a> MOTOR =o OO.. #21 Locust st. m onthe Hh aie a co } — “ry Cw aA aw slightiv sho wos : . a ‘ a ve —e " = . -—— — i - - 0O00-ohm s ‘als B00A ¢ mi ; i : : ra if t Qn 506 Ss Jefferson ay. ay nes ana ort Distrib t _st eh? Le DEPARTMENT, Fa —_ Sig, One a wheel wegon 40354 in prices: buy vo S bi nt Mag SR oie = action mecia ; oc “— a ~ at teng: 5 -ss Gb : . EXTRA LOUD PHO Pes. ss VALUE. FY FORD > wa a ' » - 2. oC = a a cate. wer. HA ee Sunday and fag tO) Le a elfth an 7 Olive e's. AmOTTit . sunD!ies where vou can get art pd ~~ wines - - upment, we nt mo- ° SALE PRICE. $5 ™ oul ‘ n: wit on a] $67 5 ook Look ? ~ Look t | i Cc (ANDI-ER—1921 2- paAcwenger SDort r roed- 4— Rargn frot , 3 EXCELSIO Upp “_ iroadwas oa tee ten?t Ata _Oven evenings and Sunda Se eee ahen , any Gisetease. 199 LA sa te car has run yv H BR a e ins - Mee “ga old; $17; must sell. 2030 [OR BUPPLY CO.. 100 — -- tn | ral 4792. (ct SLECTRIC BALES CO., 1025 & o~_— aw saan thmberg, 435; j ON Seas nee STOR rate ipe 2801. ‘Los perense. &T $2500 H AYN ES COT PE $8 50) | & - rd piety you many pet A, mit “ rere a = -* ‘ até ‘ rerit: ’ - } 4 ~ T—I 4 / _ oe . ( t 4 4 . = = +* : , ‘ Aut * 4st cc) . 4 . A “ 4 y ce t as a d YT¢ - nd ae pon , all sizes, n . SE re Forest with batteries, Stut UT = Aas re ’ ‘ : | fepaint ste —weTt a oo and one bay; also was- for" RC rc LE—Cheap If solé now. 4227 e Electric Car 22h Mat and installing. __cheai Ss et we banet bets nD Da E COU PE galas; most’ benniiaa aeunaneiae ane bar- wheelie: come in and ate Tt am _ . oS ect ree 50... i SCEIVING SET—De Forest eS with de- he SADSTER $3 er oar ‘ | Ures; a rs are CPRAST ae ——— wei a js terme : takes it. = Call before 1 p 109. Gandi - ON > lay e ee Mies BS EOS » na-new: ea tector and one-stage amp! liffer, plete cylinder: no "ae : Pn r couce, U 4 LS > TAHT. er argains. . EN "ROL "ET —Roadotar gp nd — ar enue - — MOTOR CY‘ LES—1P2: ” Hi: rley | , 4 A 2” se . J to 00 nh . tubes and battertes: ( Af =n et wr nk r nev Ww lathe; a? Jif 9 Lor rt St. N A EM MOTOR co “ 1800 er. 2 X. Grand Xf SE — harness; must sell; new - only $200: all A mot a 74; good as ~-3 i A swell - R tae homens ee - ms a 5 OSA N Ae | roadst a aft, he has = hacks sunt e? mont 3102XK. Ce ntral 7490Y. __ 1035 Grand av. Open Sunday. ‘Russe mill es, fully equipped: d-now “i ” Cox Good 0634 Eugene yg RL ge Mevel us be ti bus ing Hurcs wv — - anne : RECEIVING SET—Long-4istance radio: ery fine outfit. latest. nad ‘et ade , : ——— —— ee HUDSON N—C puye, 4 :, ope issenger. same ei( CHEV ROL ET—Roadat i east of Hroadw ay kx, * au.58 — Fang *.F se 0. Ol N. -12th q - alle a =e Wt nh . 14 : ni! : ®-astep amplifier, with loud take 4@ifference 7h : oat ed oF ‘ ’ t. mn 2 . — oO bat teriea, etc: A Bn ; S585 ms f desired; trade. car: overhauled, er; a wonderfu - = -— ae + ’ E —1919 Harley overhauled ‘= = eotiliens : pen xe! will @emonstrate vening: 2114. Mr. Ey ter, | - Tawl tye a — — — niata {G) | — —— oY 4 (ce) new to repainted; guara _ of -* lwayes lar * aA&or > : ha ued | ary " . _ a any e nh ng, - . . . r . . Hil — x price reasonable. lahogan) ovens’ 1821-25 ow m nand — tam tA ; oe bargain: first $90 takes ter Electr! Pi 1A) Pine Oliv Aas Abert = » heard to appreciate. 8928 Cote SEDAN W ea ape i 22; fully eq ulpped and like | iv’ DS \N—Coupe; late Model: excellent con-| and ev ings. A /Evane . — : : oady Ly me As. 4 OLA X S7rn . Ore Ree * re : ast Ve « + . m. 31°4 eycen oe low prices _ _Exnert _revairing an ea : : — —e : § ’ ost US8; cheap. Call touring car as gf or as an — 1G pa | a FO ; ees x ait HU DSON——4 oune 191 0: ref! nished- “sare mod) - motor we 4 aad” wel , Oo. tw egg oe aR sc) Z CAR R—He at derson._ “4200 Connecticut. ' rt ¢ lA aT)S nine ; y) - » r od. — ——e ———— : _. == Laer ee to make an even ex has ge 1 for s me = af " ‘ lv.Lu. very good buy: . $21 10 pp Vesey fast; $750; terms. 2916 En hawled; guaranteed: newly Ine A eee Or be flat . i amd eens bestnen: spring | § FAR MOTOR CYCLES—S75. others’ | Olive O35. Central 4: : i “Gz te Al = = ‘Westine? ouse, model | pees or coupe; will consider a Ford wit! ” rerms, 4166 Olive (c7i | C Grand. curtains; bargain; ‘terme. ee irs irne @ , 4 T . ; oal UsINeSS, doing 10- "S50. See new A ae-plar oh * - “a oss oF ads Central > . - 4 condition: cormyr y with all | e suxe 4-passen x r " r a ae 290 ¥ OP ar _ — ae mp en eb ; Se —=--F r the Fr ait pow ose ea . —— eer 911 Chambers. | T coi ce. ,Rnight’s, 1512 ME a brushes «6 oid ph r = “pattertes. $125, Tyler 7O5SR. i ,| Port-Dispatel ” — iaaa i. tle used. Box ] Ses Pest-Dieeetene i HUDSON COUPE | Be HEVRO ms “VHS _ ~are » “izes to oid | worke: ’ S10 up, 1i warz- TRIC YCLE—Gir!’ 3 - —— ‘TRIC M¥G OO ruaran’ ses 100 . ATIVE Ss ET—3- tube will se)! TRICK wed a or ye wee ; an + a nae ce oe = — - . — | : * j . o8 1) “0 | n a beautiful j tires, pal cord ‘ Tints —i0 swam mplee, ~ mylarme bay. $2 20; black horse, $10; go 3LE—Cheap: like new. 40° SRR Opa RE Toomplete IVE oo leaving; will sell side 48 3 ith 4 k. River- ania 920; $275: terme or a i} oe ~ aps oe 5 excellent cord tireg; a |! moter is Ad eeean condition; im ger uin o w al 1D | 2 * an y’ horse wagons “a3 INTING MA ay ie omple = RA or or ay for wat h aN - _ ve ‘ce — anil Rae ae f ¢) e 1 rea bargain f ‘polyeh: trie See |. SEER C) VELOCIPEDE—, Pe one work horees., weight Pe nsee oe ON. t 5 chean. PG Ane ahoma, etc Boz E-?2 %. Boat -Dispatch, Olive st. nt, i ito Auction Co.. ak. an - | Oni} o. Om Aven ieaaiion (ea) t 8209 Locust | Dement "Hoax ust St. Ae oe _“) > - ms ’ ss) | i] : i= -—— -_-——— mas il } Sis: PUnih— Ipe,; resy 6c ? coupe, fully equi pped; 3 mont = MAX WELL—Coupe: lat trade 5 ate roadsiers $200 and up. i Eee es Biadie, 16th and Carroll. (c) | BOATE ANT MOP See H. Kirtan, foot. ef | Sie Te ae Olive et, teh Sines tae UE we ara 1086 F ~ Automobiles Wanted Badly, 5929 _Eaate te | Mehort period; ike mew: ‘guarantesd: ‘eit | DODGE—Rosds er "7 jerecn av. | idler selling out. benutiful. fat. or a quick sal. See H. Kirtman, foot ef | PRE: -—- — 1 ee . > vere. Pine |. Don't gacrifice your a bi? RD—Coupe, 1921; | 04 condition; rea- sacrifice for quick fa! e; w u tak our price $ ater, 1930 inodel: worth | te welaht 3750 ates trial: rs cast Gra nd av. (fd) — A aaa JZ Cor De ne t! “throw-off, good aa Mand — (of9) — you se! We pay m me et 4 wfc _ sonable. Call Forest 30807. | oar in trade, ; RATK Cabany BE? | price S545. 52 3 N andev snter. 5. 2714 Sheridan av ARINE AND BOAT 8UPPLIES—Webb oo —_—— : RD SET—Armstrong curozit, two ‘ 28). coupes 1920 to 1922 mode! | (e683) | DOD —_—- —- — large team. one email team Hardware Co.. 6 N. Broadwey. Phone raSTINg PRESSES—Two, automatic; Bos. aucio frequency; new end avaran- OLIVE MOTOR CO., 2810 Washington _ tern 5823 N. Van Jeventer. (of?) oe an eoedeter. driven 2 * $951 shean: call Sunday; wiii | —Comtsa! 2118. (C09) on ry cerdés; bargain. 1366 Clara (c) ; ae Seles $180: will sell at Isas | —Bomont 1103 (o@)| FORD—Coupe. 1918: cheap: ms: good OGGONE IT? | perfect, only” $250 "1817 te ‘ A Mont omeryv { . , > — ——s a9 nes -* LEPAIRIN« be ee a price Call unday a | I J , latin my nog | > i: - ~ pees sate fc) tors and and re pu pen of el — = | F. Bartel, Hotel Benton, 819 Pin ¥° anand | $75. 000 f a tons m. Grand 4540 ona? Hickory. | aa Pm and can they sell a Maxwell as Ge | | DODG Kk-—Foadster: itke new: = od r peda 1 nat . ¢ ’ . ri 4*ou ‘Lu: r : nN " 7 cou 0 ind Anoly “Fy +] SEEDS. PLANTS AND ‘TREES ~My and usec peeees in stock for 31. | 7 you $3.30 a real radio. hear our guaran- or Ai wutos ene yg me $950: well flem. pas only 97 7 Cownt P It's a real ques- | aimileg; Johnson look, pirwood bunday or ; | pete : elivery rench E ric C eed gets: open evenings and Sun- b itt ne c : See for vourself. — - — PAL Mx—F erns. leonard Ne " . > * = . La un uyers waiting: want 100 Sa . TR ~y right out of work: 4 cae mer’, 4968 Natura! Bridge. Del Fes oes On, J” = eis ie Seen eee Fes SD Seas __Tessier'a, 4416 Easton. (7) ) th! : don’ t og! Pore attin nk one . ; pert ee a ‘ rahe ; . — — - - ————— nach , * Aeltt) «ng. udes mi! ng tric Sales Co 10°95 N. G 4 or condition: Fords to Ps a Aw: , Mee on —— - ns —- = = - OV ERL AND | Cov PR FORD—F a . BvAs ; , ml — pias .. iT press, punch rer ran a : ras ackar lar in - rY "nr tr Like new, real toadster; g004 ; XM AS TREES a oe shafting angers, pulleys. XMAS SPECT Ce, fad he mae i buyer; no consignments ” eonditieon. 201 Pt c oune 4. readies: eyrat” 55 per cent po Ene — .- eae for | $M). 4152 Olive. Setbate ant condition , | : / | it © , ales: : t cash: also e s. ak LS. . ed oa i , . ‘ . becnuse ow FoRrD—. ner. ‘Latest novelty in Christmas trees: use & ting, all of which Is set up ready to Dandy my bom mortgag as 3 F ge By - ~ and ¢ POnRDa—10 couves and sedans. real leaving city; see this bar in today at 5267 | RD—1921 rondeter; $150; tive. well balled-in ever 4 chinery alj practically as Atwat nt tube pald bough ADY al bar-, Waterman av.: telepho terme; . he Aaa n erereen in ornamental! ‘y good a8 2340 Olive. omont 12% 3 by. nt ~~ grit ema: trade 3514 Mase ephone if you must. For- starter, etc. 2506 &. —_—_______—“._| tub ch afterwards can be pianted out-) location. Low rent Box P Dpening evening > until A — Central 77541, ae : baston. _ | est 4505R. No dealers cad RD UTSe. cheap sj Aoors: n ornamental monument Me = Post Dispatch ELEC TC c LES Cc 25 Goat. (ea) S 2 ITY many extras, starter. etc. ° ’ | OLDSMOBII E up. i ar 4422. ond — — : —) a ead . ever green the memory of this merry Christ- NNE , brakes, ANOTHER PBCTAL top! Look! Read j me , 4205 St. Louis av sacrifice. Call modal; vad! Seon — ge. o.. “ike neWes fn idie =6©and€=6 driving . ; nd . 28 inch square shears, burrs, wir. 20 va . $4.25: — 8000-chm t G31 course, $900. good “ondi:lon; | Spring e 0S 8. | RD—RosAster; Tos . 3851. page = " t ~ ‘Br40 St. Loul« Inde "we ERGREEN OO.. 8032 Delmar P' ing ach nen scree" etc Brown Ma- | phones 76; ints. le; switch | 75 U SED CARS WANTED ; om 11 Colfax 1020 (ey | Pe ee (¢) | $%5 4own. ——s i= >. Chouteau , — chinerv Co., 2: : : os v ral ma ie: he raul a 7” ——. ae a en | an Fn ow A i eachwood. . ho beautiful car, tke | ACKARD-—Single 6. “Bases | ly. I will pay you a better | Tie gop Kener S10 meg | resin soon gt | mechanical con stery eae tiwe . ~ ‘ . . tT os m@ie io vears “old 18 - ?> - G A * ALI machinery bought an us. : road ~ x. Riverview deve ae ‘Bt ork Machine rt ; 7 mHhe Big Stock Bargain Prices. (c@®) 80 A AMP. $15 00 +. of biack mules both 4 veares 23 _ st te . ~ roe y , ’ , , — wy; gentie; workers. $000 Me. | ae teas OUTFIT wre Small: EVERYTHING IN PUMPS 100 AMP., $17.50 4 SEF 00 | price for your car; see me be- FORD—Co: ner 198%. jtke new. Call aun. ition: bum sca aT : | “ena battery. Box K- Post-Digpstch.” New and refitted pumps in stock; steam, | RADIO-RUBR “A” BATTERIES DEVELOP | fore y_mernieé, FS0_H._Crens 2 | thi cacellent’ val ue. Huber =) -lare? a: siitab! MOTORS Wwtd—Any s Scan all sizes: | electric poses, deep well centrifu l-—erha: > A A Pio you sell : no red tape; ay | SRD er 1009: beautift 1 et u with reoory, 1318 at stetne’'® for any light work: | firet-clase motor renal nd ever you War “ t-| A DISCHARGE OF UNIFORM FLOW AND | ag F, ae: Satta car. The Sunday and evenings. + vargain todey. 2°)° "as - Hy dren! °-Press Brick ' a SUFFICIENT CAPACITY TO REND t cash. BLIVES, 2 now: erirac: terms. 3114 Cone a "1 r r highway ané McR ol Riring .§ reasonably. FARRAR Pt MP AND MACHINERY Co CLE “EN RECEPTI ER | Spot ca 2917 Olive. FORD—CH Ate whee | PAIGE—Coupe, ‘tight six, 1918; sacrifice: | bong ) Pine, Olive Cent, 4827. | $18 Granite Didg Doth phonsa (cb9) | HEIMAN BROS. BATT. CO., 2012 Locusr. | Open all day Sunday. | fully“ enutpped: te ! meal | - gutta Ay P= sire, sybesia 4 *e ; is da : on; 3 rm - z unday morning. 2022 John ay ’ 4

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ST. LOUIS — rey 16B POST -DISPATCH. —_—— > rere ge 1200 AU TOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads Sees ee te these columns today. . Pat > i Re ay Pa pa P’ oie. ne Br: aie = AUTOM OBI ea " o*%a A.U U O MO Bi! L . ee A UTOMOB a - 4 : { 3B, ~ a we %» - “ i . P e 3 a ¥ a a . * a + TOL RIN - En ee trade. 240 Jive r - - -- t pr ° Treason a we sil &y ‘ o = : 4 La =" runnin ——_—.e P = ia ¢ >. or A PR Va!) ue, $35 i a - 2 a oe goed eond.tion > > Se » — 4l 197 Aj s arc. e . Four! | fae good tee and rn we " = a ©TT i « > “. VA atermmar - = ™ ‘ - _ — ] sesunn * oT _ a ~ - res asi 2 ea) 2 caer. Schotten- Vv 1" kers. Inc... ‘ > = 61000 7 ~~ ce ‘oday so i2 cou ——. . T: ust wil ee cheat 1105 Ob« un _fieor. phone Caber 5°9 % CG O : ; ‘Sed s Ci 7 : ™s. Ope Sunday Ti. le is Ww d G #f M + Rroadway Riverside 2081 (SO ab eer MY: Bert, _aoa ny i. oe - a . ‘ = — _— = = . — * 6 —_ ‘za a 8 t > i - bd r " = = -_ o- t oe ~ => - = ; - i, my ‘-_ PORD—@pecdeter. call. Sunday between & | HEVKULAT—seda 1922 mode = wes , f Gt I - eap a “~ .T—Touring. 1923 demo stra: : er ro Motor Co! P- - FORD—Newest model touring «ar; rum f ow Look Here tlayvnes "tar F nee mw —_— ” 7 ks r. 2 2 - - : : : . ~* - " = ,. —_ . 3 - nr ’ ™ . . * a a . . , pe! ‘ * an@ i WMS Aice?: = ee im) vermer..s heas pen > . Ca eo , ; ; ee 7 r Gc seGar .: 3°5 I> Age se- onwt —_ + ee can ~. PoUuUg™. a. ©0007 WwW ashington "les. eanmaewie ana extras Ao "319 IT 4° = . z4 s¢ = LJ _— a er. ~ CHEVROLE’ sy — — aan Bomont 2040 ~ . . és =a ad . : erase for * Fo nountal es evervth 2 - : re ne - -— " a do >t o.« - - LE T—i19 rneode -«n nan : rT rT) Lg + ng. oo = > aa — nn *s me s* fermr . eo Phe oe = - ne Be a ¢ of) °a-TrHe 34 - + 4 ~ A . — EEE = = — _*, aoe moun abies. >-argain uT si7 "a2 a 4 * r Fa , “ MuUTOR bars” s 42io0 tla . PORD—Roadster. 1918. $55. excelient ruz (Chevrolet Sedan Very New | a Sa : —— os a : terms Open Sunday 2127 Lecust I aes Dima c =e a aréer: gee tires. new top. 30 | iy - : 4 YAHLEM MOTOR ie: ; CHEVROLET—Touring. 19 jelivered just Ae _ 3127 Leen | =. ¢ 8 TOUCRiIx [D— Toering : ‘ Tet: 7 “Aa © or heer ? r BQ : *Tiove * ae made 5 2 ~~ ..es eic cel) ent mech mica! = «i . - gv? for - term. ‘os s xt? ~ 79 - . = ra — Road "$20" ae . ene Cemo ur _ oa « irs > re Ta ' ana am ae —— = _— , tton $1 tar—ms I Rice ~ " + ae = rer “ : it? = cr _ aa ow ros | aw dant Ft y ’ . oy — ~ - - he . 3 are . F we & : 7 —— — rORD—R: » - . m a = athe al ~~ = ‘ > . trace rT = bl 4 s) 1oQ° = —_ = ™ , al Oe D MOTT -i4 16 ‘ 4 . . aan . . Oakland T ro =~ T) $7 uadates fl). operates [ike pve" 4 VA Tt ™ _ "Fm 4 TOTe Ashia - — ' T2eeis. | " 1/9 ry} own. Ime moe. _ os *) ~ ey " , at _ F al - a \ Pa =~ > os Sit re ~*~ fran . - -~ — oa we . = EE = ‘T Uet r, } a 4 ‘ors |. 415 ian ia’ Nigh te "Sunday ‘ . ae ‘ i Ts \ Re LL bE SE 1) A ‘. om) "| li . ~s oe —__ "da ~ is AA i . J ra hs Mm ake J ba ls isTa "Ga Ting 2 = rz fa ‘ whee z oe yan — uring sri irs ow mn néts ae a sm : : 2 : —_ a ’ smn. @ tals 7 ° et t bs a: ae - tee ° > +e ; — ~ . Think of A be ; seed P , : ‘ ) mite ) Ae mie n Al echanic mtit at os etn ee . ary rire wheels, Hassiers, side * - 2 —_ —" ~—s ——- le: ry =? rier go>" —_ . , peer — a a ead : — ~ . - : ‘ ; i i, guaranteed wea am - oe wae - ne e aciaic shutter ®Dec s*iieics ‘i “ply swell con ~ emg - . ; = soo4 Tis = as , = - : , 7 @ition; call Sunday morning. S863 Toco Za. 73 otbe- hig Dares = he anor | : De Luxe Automohile Co Grand "rea. nok ngs and other ex Morris. 214-18 N. Zim =. = oS ann Gantage “ FORD—Roadster_ 19°71. 1985 > aL SUTUS S | . ~ -5 37 CHEV ROLET—Touring: 1971 ock ° w Ree r? o isa — en hangs ‘ $550. — Touring. 1921, 1922 bedr; starte: ~ we ' Sood shape « were SUayIc =r - s hie, Haas! or 7 =i : _ - arte . © .B t — - a e i - a ' 5 . =) x = "a “i se en ergem™ , race park A. 3 "aa g™*s r : ‘= a J seth In'taoWs ha re a he ree TT — . ~* : = 2 tr i. | —— | Hi i ~ : m4 rt ; i \ \ Ss. cor@ tires; big bergi.n : - a i . — > $100 am am tendie tar Dard - ‘ADILL AU EXCH ~~ ae woncerful car. fer on $195 ean A ~ Dany : , ' ee he "40 Delmar Sh. ) . . = é - . re ngs ea. "aA aren 4 30 a at : a . i. - ANGE, \f cris , 714 . Pos ~" 4 ae sted o oo S6o - n" ’ — - - .¥ : a iri , - — oman “ : _ eS. -? sai s : =e 3. ~ - & .» ” ° le » ¢ -* \ , ‘s rPORD " ne 1a “4 r ° ( AR DEPT ~nt- be — —— . == _ = Vere ——————— rT e«. . . “ar for os > a % : ? a4 ~ moter crcie with sige car 1927 : Hin. tio C7 Orvis MOTOR ” ans 7 1 12° ‘ -" — . yromeret —w our iv. ft 1 e . - : . —-——. GUrinmg,. im good running ond ent. gine: sis Daregeaine. moms t ; er c —— —— aa - ne $ F __ souring Cars ror Sale meen ieee eee ans = OC Pomont 3080 3 en all day Sunday; mary , “ator 465 YAHLEM MOTOR PORD—Ruanabon. 1021 ma°° . if ; - e : ‘ . °° B LOO ‘ nar 64 FORIToeur =a = ~ ' — _ : nd com AND TOU rr IN (3 : He . " > ° ” 7 ’ tn : =) a* - ‘ . " — ‘ C \ ~~ . an , —— Se = a | Pm : =, .2 49 a“) ZS ~_—- aes z al > assenger “rst - — a IBwta hie s*cernge —P =a? 4 a Wr a . rou are > x , a ’ zz," ey 7 . ee > . : * oS. n . rT. , So r . os . ; on . — - - . “ot er 2 on - = - ~ a ° ium= °° x * i 7 er. sii} ” \ one _—_ LA & = as oa ods L814 « ca: : + as Cn ¥ ar 3 -ond = to oes = x “ — 7s : i N a. i s’ - & a a i14 Mag” . aT " $160 4149 Fats . boi — pretl es and sweets r re « " Eee Ee S4iD a A re mean OS - _ — * oa 4 wher Di eased 4 32 _ - } ’ erfert 4 “ af 4 0 $550 ’ any >A SS an ~? a gate ix for $275: email parmens ¥* if TE ertris — r "= 3 ‘ ned —— = . : ° i ‘3 . _ , SRE heieo - 9922 starter 2 . aed . , eis ae , . = ou i ie "Y ctea @ ‘ e we . : . ’ = : ‘ z for $23 ‘ga ars a. oa _——___—— — a + a5 _ = . —" 36, St... ; Pe = x rm) =o" : , . . - a ws toe “ ormr ~> ae easy { - a nee top al we “ ° woke uriains ferns » | - ony. 4134 vw“ yom: _ 3 israr 4 a2 ; = ~ / a> ~ rie rt . FURD— Roads: er. 1921: ts it Gouc running — ° - _ > Cepdition anc is dirt cPeatlr at " e > a > a om T ote Le ) © fe! \ 4 = . = . é r-. wt (st. Open evenings , — ag ‘ \ . - “ r Ee ‘ — a” > eet ae — > an “ i ~ - é gs “ > : > = : > - _ re PORD—Roadser. 1920. starter. nea at- 6226 Virs . M . $3 : a ~ ; . ' ; » \ ™~ 7 . . - ga : « - ~ - ss ~ & f ; conc) Tw wil! *a cT tice Bom rm = - a io _ Be =>. oi * “ i it i i me | ‘~_ F ’ " , 4 Qo + - - sane - i ; —" : ar - - , i 2? - = -= , . : ~ 6 = . . it —_ i . . . - rT — a ; = ; a4, Tel acest = ; —_ 4 ~ * . . = ‘ Pitt & : . Ss ; _ ‘ - . . Ln = — ws ae orig as . i ee Si... 2 > . 5157 Delr u aa rea iva > 5 ty en se as eee. Beautiful 1918 roacmer. new - PHRES e Dodge = . > n : ra , ™~ 14 M “ ay — Prices are Fi ' commie - "dae geese oa Tank '~ ' 7 OR RIT 7; FORDS—i2 tovcrings Si> twiilsa'? s4 ~~ iy e ‘a ied autiful 1918 roadmer: new ton, trace, terme S308 5” Jetter= - i” . $3 oe ~~ Se a . ~ A "rade ar a a Zz 340 $i ~ Ss - ae - oe » a — ~ > ie 4 IT ag _ going to the firut gua —_ arc oot. ‘war eo OR ac : “ ms > , ~~ ' - - - _ - -+ — - . a * ; r , : ~ - ox o> ° ™ rT ae ar °« . ™ 4 ; a "t _ 184 Lecus ¥ Bom isi en 4n74 — J _Osive. t4' aus - a. wae ome quiltk. s dirt kerage a O5 «" Ward-roil Motor. L orp rorRbD—i192_ reaceter electric etartier > — uw 7 nam an oa - 2 * & né e mode — - NT MOTO? at 4714 Detmar — a ; ‘ MOTOR cr pa — _ ————— fe Bene sca : al . | Tnountad.« = he-+ t! " Mer ? - — . : > ~~ ied —— —— - _ 4524 7 . bi ,ourmmg. ... nants : Sn sie tenet catane meuntabhies, extr tire. Tee cor whee oe == 22 ca 4 “ . : shits. = -. ring ee emountal 2 ' lock . exce oer: ymd4ition ac mo 3 _~ © » sa * NM 1 + - = ee as - st on - _ EEE A A Ld “ a . > = §—Fetu:-'. gowrt mee) $325 : ‘. te > - >» ' ir - 7 ’ > tu ae ¢ ; 7 . ” . tt | iv ~ nes. $250 cash — 4530, Dee mar - : ; —_ — _ es . . > - . » a / 7 7 y ™~ “s , r . +] ; - iring r uz arcs = ee ‘4 b - - ' t —— rt ' . pn " rUORD—Roe iste” ‘le?i starier semoun Dc 5) — se lA! . Fe . 4 a — os . - — x -z - - ea- awa = 4 ‘ re .. : > - ~ , : mn o rker for $195 $75 OF DB Snar Morr . -— oe : iad - a _ 2 4 a oa : os - . ’ _erage * ca - ie 26% . OB... L—isvTs * & uring car 214-16 N. Ziest. at Olive DOLNMs E—Sedaz a‘e Tw rene “ : SR - z* ac a. + : 3 Washirgton or : ring. 1919 ! meons, $550. Pheme Lancefi 4 ee tor : : . » > . . . = ePp.i¢ -cugh ‘ = ——* + ~- 3 = —— 3A uss * ier tims erims ~— ‘ oa P _* e" ne — . = = - . ,* - ~ Py : a a — . x. = - = — as ore — . » MOI: eC ... — : - - = : Sis. :-- _ Flannn martrh Sine os oh. 4 :.i4 ' 4 — ii. « fs) bu’ Autb r2- : - : ~ se a i-’i,™ ™ . « a f me Py - f - , -- ~~ — = ¥ h- . 2s sana 2 - : “* Mt - ee . . ao . . : ; —w => —E = JD oer . rs rtm ‘foe s 7 - =a 4 ; ‘4 4 ~~ - ~- - - “= “ ? = . meets 3. Jetferese Je goed: sa for $400. 31 : ; : : t] 1922 BABY GRAND. $35: cSSEX— Sy ee iret-class com os HILDSON To = j5iLm@—Touring. im excelent it b. - . -_ » + ’ “- ° . . - . > ” eae - - . : & ee condition — ~~ ay — a urine - Pa ~ ~ $ Super ? 2 a ah ts are: : . . ou ? : ; ee anc |. st : + oo — tre 4$e Oo»4 Mwelmart > — . « a tei - _- v~s a ° . ne r : $5 T s » a : - a: Aa iy I at st. mont 26iT cemeun ta bi-e-s Bass ers... etc ' ~ a - ——_- =~ ‘a - — ; == 7 — ~ «e >. = » 7 TL iita ' 4 Z r rs es i , - ra -_ re % i: ,. 3s — an +. >? . anc = imcavTS. : m at $175. easy ter a an . _ - re ll 7 satel ‘B- 2 es == , me — « . . LM si —_—~ sel tl 4 . : esa “a * he - . - sal —— Se - 3 ~ wal — ~ *hen - . JORNSON at TO ro 7 > Ore ef — ware . n - = maar - >> = = ~~ - - ‘ee a5, Vl a e os : - a Se oy XY "T"¢ ) T’D yt N ~ > rsa _ ae ne th cy) —_ - —— \MPTOR, = “ oo _ wd . gna i B=! ° (nen evenings an¢d Sundays a onan tm, = . . 45 &> Wl) wi Ge er Ce ATE SE ” — = s . = as hin i | PI Nts ~ ne : ‘ : pl 4 " "gtraf pe no as) i arega.4. ty J epet ‘hs . ; + . = - " : in . ay . - as t ho ne . s a ar > > ‘es tg % fa Te é 4 ; -" R ‘ : : - - = ; aes — . - : — . 2 er 5 : sal 4 " ‘ ¢ ye ee 8 = is _ + = wo © A > — mz he € you ear saw ious asc 33 rPuoRD Poe teter newr.y Pe ee @® excelient a — . - w- rims and cubes lo _— TPS ar é .. : & - : ti i nas gtarter, | de 19] DODGE SEDAN CH je rime and bas been put in frs'- eondition: only S255: terms: Menden- Here is a 5 “oC hie FT oo = hall Ferd era. e oO . s like new 4 — &- — . a ; ad a : ic}) mr TVs : ree as me or trad rit. sow SFTP AN _ aT Ean anice good m w : — : rd Road. $25 D Nelle le 2917 : pe 19 irtains, refinished, $1 rn. $17 PeCERe YT PAT D Vc ¢ will. guarante . - . aes own — aad : ” z 4°. oe ¢ a } Fee Te. i f 3t ry Nd - ara! o~ s A Pe. 4.28 on Firet ome gets this Ga euats . - - . : J. RiNts maing cemditicn $22: " | — ndyv roe t«* er ene DODG E ~ > L a ; . ’ — ws : _ =~ - a ——a_ L*rTrmTs n- = anicaJly fers ane Z * the beaut if u! wr eoniy $85. alec ers Reo roa dst er s-s 7 a AN CH EAI ~ = —_— - 25, —_ —_——_—— a - ' 7 Z xX vole a ge wth | A Fort — 75 S25 gown: Maxrwe Now its the time ber & eae —* wr». iring—SoU Vow’ —— ——— "oe = a ew c "s. re —— ons 7;\_= pma rt mn tnt ition ey ran ‘Op. ° “ . ° _ my ” ’ ~ a ‘ S - > — ad 7 > ») Pet LA rod - _ a 7 . TT _ —_— o i - " came a ¢ sas ilies - : — ad re ca . > my ethers. Day =3 to s5 ree comiort. vw o = - - = -_ -_ = \ew { ay Pr >? 4 te - — = . | TG ie eG —! a°‘or is* aT? *~-a ° = *~ -: - , — ihc : load . = : - * = . i rt 7 Ss * =e ° i= ‘tT se o” , G “MOTOR CO.. 4524 Delmar wire +) 7 - _— rs Bor - : . . ,ourings ~a| barzains ust i— une “ ca 2g - . tras. cheap I. hs; wo interest or . * : Te » -e.s sew tires all around t—- €&7~5 - 4 — : “xT :. nas i call Ms = A f 4 “4 . za a ‘TRes conver samy ee 5 = hw a (sive err cnr #97 = z Small payment oF alance 12 = —we — i Tye yt” 4% " Pi iires ‘. 5 = m rRPAMP TON erTmis We are 4 l=" . - esi _ TF " Oper ere?! a end @ oe Washi RANKLIN a => ieee. @& 8 8 —~ . wry : a : — 4 rei .vts. 3» WO’WN ait X54 ; — eglet dealers ir ; = zea «ne et —Tourin used renings and Sunday r Senate: N ve comdition - ‘re ~~ _ o> t ne as 2 . ° v\ \ : _ — us . a a at " - ae . a. % — 4 « awe -_ ic » ; . © 4.3 = Pe - a moa ad “ : ae waa ( zy IAD . » A— A] comd ti» e 344 : ae Tw = , LE — — - ~ r em — ™ . eh - > ~ + wr - = “ Re ne ery, aa «+ E “f aos r. ~ Juniata a [pe a = - -- ; - 4 a « - ae: ; sta . aren tne - . Pa ek. iA Geyer rT a ~Ir ct ~ ° at : a. 7 . a a ae —— x - : 4 > . * = inl *Laene _ re . . T Taz ng: Ba a tl -—* | ie Ce ee ster. a - ieee Ss 2 ‘ . rs . Peis : i ~ - ~ S. sma o'wR vay men 8 : - Sone, —_—i “Ss (oGr ng: Starter cup. 4255W Ashland av bereass rims 47> 4 rms + - °® mor , ona nied, ad : Frand . aP« 4 ma ongeuued aa aie —- ° = es | . — > ' ery ~~ “ e -_ —— a —-- - e : - ———— . - ; v - LAN — urin lied ~ "’ a 2 7 cmp 2 ~ “ rad er nr? _ . 2 9 r ’ e “sa ¥ . - wa x . 2 oe s - SR95 — AR— i192 scab ” - - 2 ss: he = 9 f sift i oT it 2 Se — —_ “9 ata 4 ~ alll = - a e = ne lh te @oer 4, Pes ay ” t + cwa “S| ~*~ —. o P ~ ; —_ . = - es o ss Ke - 7” — ~ =— ™, > ~ — ai - i — —_— ST. LOUIS MO-| side 1068) ame clement Mae 7 . : ‘ ae | ~ 1 21922 a a HUPMORI 7 oom —3 Starter etc, ~ | BicaR—i9271 ; Der pom se fs - . " a ? nest: Sak -Geumn. terteniion rve as brand ili PMOBILE F ——= J4t) Jpniate. B95. model sedan s first-class - “ne: CO — argain for some og Cis _ , 19°77 jes all extras t rith ¥D—1921 touring: £299. con. [3)or ”n i | é _—- oe o .-% -" = ~ > ZL — "rT «+ — : ~a - =" - 5 7 3 ‘ - abil — = — — - T3404 iy oy ay fy] 28, Rebu . 2i WUE A 1 UU LIZ er. $19 a eg aa eS oe ee ee n | 28 pea! Danae ae . » * — = " = * _ = “ x - = =a ~ eu a = = - a* wn . a - ?te a ‘ a “ - = ide 5 ar: - - nc 1OoCcwe es rn - - —_ " > : —— - - ion 7 oot n-"In _ le ND - _* “~ > = a z ? ou -) _ ” = Cs _ > ’ Tx — - = er 2 ‘mae moe. triduters . ites 2 - o 355 + 7 . extras: $il Sa plete and extras Hur 1. 7 " ‘Penning ovter ‘Se Ses. ha = z~* = ~ : Zz — > -_ = = f = a7 7 , | 7 TT) « ’ * - : oes or $33 dow Rest X—-Sedar 1 1Q-"") — : ae ‘ i our Ing—. =) | each Morr: , n ~ ad —— it’« Nor . . ar : - x aa . fos es ae ~ 4 ~ a-* 20 " a — 2 ae - 4 rery 86) _— a ree area. ' ; ne ‘ r “uk rT, — ~ ~ = re 2° ts ~\@« . : ry Pn _ Z > «ace —e _ = Te iL RING ' YT. Si $497 e"aus* || bas been geed a} ppem ance anc rune . peat - " > > " ' : nN = yA he > ‘\ 2 z - je ~ is | - Se. Mew: Hassler en: = ™ ail an - 3 2 > ye 5 cc. + tires. dun e Qo ESSF 4} — cach Ke . " a : me . {>A VE’ A HI : MS ve- me >: $85 *a s Li pope ~ e en eer tit tee ‘a--~«@ oT rT c -« acc Sur = -—"s » : > = Motor Car “~ eet st__Qpen Sunday _ and evenings for seda 2 ~~ P . + s Si®0 &§ = ~ =.» 4 ~ = a — ~_-—- - = ~@ - = he _ a . BRinNw LAT Mo | HUDSON SPE EDSTER / + AY. : , . . OOF} ‘CARD 5 ; te ; | i ~ i) , : ESSEX SEDAN “ . . . OOK! FORD. $25 DOWR amper. an be sen fm © nent. py bh am . \ 4 4 g e = . = “s bod 2 a . © - a - ae bi J i rier be ance o kK 2921. Driven jess than 10 mon: s | 192 del, = ; : - ; a: mayen deny me at s pr : B-OVERLAND, inc. 2300 ow aor _——o and appearance ef | and mnprovemernts ne ; " ent mt Nf s—] O°?) : : 7s =: ~~ : nz lft, etesuae 78. Open Sunday and «ves. Sen. ‘ as gome eXtras, including | Saanes ™ ne ; 4vl2UiS Sik iz L - = s . umenees rea o r % vv Lb , > HUDSON-FRAMPTON HUDSUN-FRAMPT MARACN STR ~ : - . Bring - : ; 109 CARN Tar — = ‘Qow SSyikt z3sT 3309 Locust _ 4 ‘a vay _ - = : - = aad ors - - q o ad = ~ ~y - —_— r ' ih i} i ‘ ’ R | \ ; z a »? - - —_— - "IR sa newly com ace aoe l oo l models : ‘vr? Bomont S10ZX Central 7430Y ) Bomont S102 ai 74 : $750: s —_ _ — . 2 f - : ; - $ stink qumtimeee . , ao. 7 « At. lai extrem. og oN >| ombas -ne™ . oetilhent : — - = a he _ © bo : “rT 4 on 7. sa. —— = : . - : . tha . . Eas "mse or trace 73 other h : sn Ren semneiey eae Ss FOR Sedan. good as nee 77 SeA rs 2 = = rr.OF .O Wan a . - ais TABRLEW ‘“YTOoOR “ =e 0 “ og Rg Se "(er = : os - e and pen Sunda — OO.. BEST wr SPEEDSTER Sedan Ford marter ¢ oa5. a . : s ac —Touring go ee oe ee ee : 3 = n > 7O7T FC | PORD 9 DRI RD- fond marte $285. sa $10 —Touring: geod running order 5E— Tearing, | California = 3 “a eTinms. 1 _ . : —_ art hese are arfa'n Scln- aan ; _—— eet L ust See 1 teu wim at ‘ ’ : : L 4 > yr oe . - = — . . > - a ort - > “ 2s ae ’ - ’ ' - tthe ot* 7 4 —h- _ wheels and cord tires. bumpers eto FORD—Se tar 19°: _ he f ar : re — - 2 a" -— = —_ a — | _° 35% = Eas . ‘ Ll» a z ~ 2 7 a... -_ tas ~ OD nt RIEFLING _ ~ — t ‘a = oan on inn - _ ry ) . “on — “8 _ " this make gest value ap Bey visor; the big- i> gew: taeeste. 19514 & Leu | McNIE ‘a : a oa ee eS Sate “ 5 3. Broedwa ee 5 Sees g. 1921 model. $195. 2315 Rorized deniers 2501 S Jefferson 2000 STEARNS-KN o—Ti tus the first one to ese ° at the price POR D . ; ———— — . 2 _— !euty a "rain “ade 74 Per = —-—— - ‘ - : - _ Zor 3 z | HUDSON-FRAM PORD—Sedan, 1921: first-class cot pw — ee ae Taurine: g00d va : s73 CO — } soGee wills yi Jiwt Va .!| = eo clean: se quiet RD> TWiIs = | — 31 - Comtsal eeet. $1°0a | . { . = = = > - : » « = a > \ 3s - . : = $s 4 « ~~ ; == 4 - . 7 ss es - ,i7 L3e7 =f i 2% ; ne ll es ear im ' wy * pet awar + : ret: s a. Lei. 2 \ .? » ater ‘ 7 : 4 % ° " = rf -« x pi " en 3 nee -4 ro Per , ane —— “ ann ys oe | PESTA 3 meter . ‘Rlen—}) ; : ’ ole = ~ : . OM - LEDS - = atari ar mg Lv~a arys bee zh: S other & Apt ste ms or at pertets. . = - aas*” ce ~ — nanan “ne. mod OCS ASOT ve©rs ~k whee cr Se 6a eas we ot ee —— S 4 : a on segs - . i ert «“ — — — Foneaer wu ‘rae S90 dower ba an : — ee ¢s TAHLEM MOTGR wk pry am = vase touring “err lyr a - 7gQ° 2 ’ 7 rs - 8 monraiy iT Ste z- \% — t AL : on —— ~~ ¥, sedkus 4 ;. : c =. , re : a ————_ "924 =_ = ee Open re ae curtains pnd 3 Fr SET - —* =~ ~ — a=” : = os ‘ Tac — ~ . - : = 7 ° bed bad ret" 7 Ss aa * * 4 — 0 rie - _ark : 2 ton 7 oe - = Br uner UF : > a> 7 — = -. —_—— ” 4 if a "~ - oe -_ ps af - LD —Sedig: a S.4 sen a _.. ‘ z - 7 ia. u ~~ D4 » Ss q sy ; o " ke new: i ~ r trade for open ca $321 Easton « ad rea x 28 : - =Sae 5 OL ~ - x. fully iter acu. ae | batntes: FOR D— Seda S anaendl — a -as0ce . ay img 19 For — an “aE o ny YY ecuipped, inchacin a _»o. 4, goed he 4 . oo - 5 24 NE —— " 5 e537 : > S73 nd . -- me for $128 = es Gre cover: — ag extra cine, : "x Tas > * B. Pes's OZzZz : = + 4 ryTT « siaaiiee . - - ao ei z ls: = ‘s Sa =, . = fim — = ae 2° #H “7 oo . x a nix ‘ 4 we : . a> peu "ence ; , -.- Mo - SE Saree see. — = DT . — : as ‘ - wis Hone ra on oe . = ye mer? aL cm nd err ~——— tar $375 . 74) moce 3) . > > at ” ~ ie s iF Be ’ if i: RI’ t = 7 Vv TOR > > FORI+—Sedan 1820 mode! god condition Warnz err Pho ~ — ™ anA —.. nereeni .a - sz ~ora Seem a rene 2i—La es Zmoce is23 °o°lr 4 s+ ae —_ —- 4524 Delmar . “wea rn — ring ewiy 1 KAR tr SING SAS STX S715 Call 110 Cenne wines * es on S565 ~ > = fown ps a s 2*2% > ec: ° ” per motometer and an ax e015 ad = ez Tas amour ng " Ur Gay Prete: } a IP ay ss ading ries my wa ; oF = ce . ~ _ —_ — , “ ' v ~ . : — > I 2 ' _ r ft - “ 7 » ¥ 7 oe . = = = : ctr ; we ; 2 nan = = G $1 NASH “6 ~ FPORD—Sedan; like new. $350. must sel Ss yee ene Saco 4 his sedan is «4 fully good set of seat covers. Titis Scbae a = —t- RS ; =_— yy” — 2 cover, splentig + “ae new car hE | er Gav eo7t« Southwest - . Tm US. se. >>. a or : = a ‘ss SrenTce - *T ol on ar ~ g Uararnt eed and you “en “a a DGE—M ust ae : T ar 4 Rr t ring - o 41 1. 2. monaitic abel a er high-grade car ‘oT —— . a*e aa e nell . oan : : : “" -* . —_—, -_ . "oO? ~ ee - - ~~ " — 4 . =e — a sope . ~ & smoct>er - er iand. $238 20 Es@ex i 3 Maésm ~ 33 . -» ~ me >rand N ary Lerc i 8 aw Ww “~ ~ 0. Es ee # "ogre Dieparc pet. a vod curd va D 189°0 a ree bargain > aQ- 5 - 1 7 “4 Setter ner —— 18 w- che!” oo s*e — etn 220 e CwiDT : — 7 = i - N EC e-AILhL ¥O TOR - neal é. ’ nh he rand wee hare 19: emmamnmmagyne — -—— oMO Ss / — ( Al TTT Ac *t CH — cs for $135 1805 Locust . ARMON 34—Tourtng car; J. I $50 DO lelance da> =. starrer. «kk ras 7 . . mS seca - — cust st a « — oe “ nter we . ~ oe een ates maru _ Dy yt _Distrt bert ers . me tee = re ‘ is: 7 “ “ r a a o name -es ~ rORD-—Touvtse. if aoe 3) 7 Wash; ington Ay See owner after 3p mt — =i . ade Cows ‘ b wi. IMM un Ger . : i) zoo am Fe Ti " _ = : Se ne doll Bc . 2 ea — = - 4 5 — oe) e - = -~ = =.” “A ee Y 5 — - Fe — Ps , = ° - ' re > t bw marl ——* BILE ROADSTER = FORn—~ - Bae toning 38 _Sunds cgain S036 Cote Srtitence ays. mont 2040 RMON 34—Taring ” . : a “es ¢ °° a ve - a= a ~ —, ——— . ee - ; ‘pe : . Ur aah a POR a? are : ‘ = — —_. am &. i9-i mode rirter - =_= ——————— at er Oi. a pagn tit ae teed, eon socme ie! — -* Fr’ 1 —_— . = +. ‘ % \ : a ‘ \ ~ ,* > >» Ses TT - ~ = a 7 . - > 2 a? _ ; ; ’ ye . x. _ , . Der" 2 > =— a,’ anneal 7 ——— ~ A ed qenenzer. é At ne to TS11x. me Suncay and e enna baort a ; ‘ . ’ . ¢ : ri ' lt J ‘i aN = - j au . Pus FRANXTLI™® o> seed ine en (*) miles © .aranteed) we Beek “ oD o 1s * os z . : —ie = 2 4s res: trade ee” ta. ; rive firet-clame > pOc@e Seok can be realiaed rons me starter 4 = . " : rith ~ opert car. ii. > eres + - ¥ tres . : ne _m.. ‘ Ss arter . Matis wr i te oe =s, real bar $375. rest 7 : + fee . - ’ 8 ies sr — t 7 . eur 163 , 2 Marke: = ihe Sretest thing ~ e ’ sD x a — a os ~« - . — - z A mr! . . : “4 leas Gown. trade. 2340 a ° hM4R 4524 Easton i seers ans yo ate ae . — i ae - them eae “speed, @urebtiity. comfart. nr eGan lg zi erfae —r . Bile eane ‘ . , -- . i as FRANKIE ° oF e tist —D - s %4) ° =—=_ _ 4 rT na . = ' - . oo ~ - — — = a >. =? = —" a Fe “te 4 - = _— ’ a Z ah. a _ “f 4 -~ a pA MET Call 1400 & Vande- omer — ent Gow ~~ heap or trade = Ge a - . Se 23135 ~ Bae freer sine eellhne we is D ce ; roe 7 “~= Reconditioned and reftni , ~ — . % MBS — gs. 2 a a — " init, =" * = ory - : . od fre ee . ea a= va > is - o a , PX > - .— ? ee a . n~ a a - — — jo “ami w « = : ’ = . ~~ .@ — 2 ae ’ = ast rR = ~ - 9 2ar3 m - te a 5 > > - -rins . ~ wy Se - tr = (pen Rl —sedan 4 . : 4 : R T * , _ _ = = — irr ° * ° - eS. ~~ - —— = 4 Sa. Cs - - . —— —_——_—_— — r . xT Tf alin es . = - —o +o > alt oo 7 . a, jate 1920 ne condiuion ~ . me... a gfooc. S795. $35 ‘Z. verfect — ee. elt WOOK I over Ww en ee ow pr.ce yr ns atest if start - A- ALIN MOTOR R oO —7- 1 : . on ow - Cae 26. S£0T Moe, 9. O85 many extras . ae ~~ ‘ OvEF AN —— | a ¢ - " vs so) Gow2 tran 4 sd . " 3 . oe = ederT maT = AUT? > =" 38 8 §e Pa a". oF Den Sure . . . = Cae aati ist Ta tthe Mir —niei@s Rin way erie . > 7 ; - il gacrifice. S8I4A ish- . - new secan at 6a = S40 Olive 19th and Locust. A Trustw a 7 a a, oes _ So ¥3 ~349 Olive ) . Subcay and evenin — in Boqment rg = ace. te N = Goetantia. reduction ‘3 rase a6 — — é A iTrustworthy House rORD—T - = , > = . MAX WEI Teurtn : — — - _ — ™ . . > ee. ames ‘ Tw —— = A. oe, ee Ss See 2°R --~ >) — r =” Pree) a “Sp wy { “| ~ o on e - » 2... ; mama cman eG Aetaas: 5. 1980- eremivine Uke OSS. casmcasour S330 tm ~~ EK Ee DODGE TOURING "$185. $55 town Morris 214-16 ®. 2ist “AN DRIVE THIS CAR , ring. 197i. | oa, ie. wath tartar “ emcee. FSapone ar.n _— t ro. Z _— sores : 7 ; perfect. this ond@it roRD—Ts urt L - —, et —— Rw Mit " = —~ > — - _ = ome ce ad =P. SS . ’ ; - . be _or terme: oven Sundar 2 . ocus* : ° wen Gumeeeiene 2 ee ee oes ee esisx 3128 ey gooc. a bargain. Boment €85 4ow “eS ; 1922 beay- $9215. . AL WINTER MAX WELL—Tourt Tougn, Zo phicters PORD— Sedan in ammieme- Ts SABY Over a . aa * @ gooc ralue this car w' etn Lecust. Open Sundar and eve- ~ = Magmoeclia. near Grand. 19Tl SERIES 9-5 FRANKIIY T > same eee al =e. > we. woctan, FLO eaD . + . as 2 good " ~ - . : - ¥ Dace ~~ ant n ngs. is re _— _ - — a wie = AS TOT RING - . - as temonstrater. as vet os - ” s 4 gh. enmns ; +s : a = : . 4 — ——— ee ine shap i : eels. new paint. cord tires well Co.. 7451 Lafaretts oF. M - eo. ae ee - ~~? WOT = .P - .. . ’ — _~ A eo” es "gs Gt OING , ( 7OIN a cae - ee 4 -sen Se o ia Ye } PRE 647 =bbers. reconditione.! uJ — oo _ & = i} * : ——————— —— 2. i% Derma © —ig —n : ¥ G! GONE! $50 257... = ruaranteed ike new os ~ and MAX WELL—19°° tourtas: Sedat, I $100 DO Ww N RD—Seian 18" io . : - jown for « greet wm 2D——Touring goc mg —— ‘ess than 16.900 m! sap car Ras fu fust as geod. S275 ‘ ne ry ——- o . . i « fe ‘ouring r e ~e yee - ate mode. meals gg miles at « net «of | —— aan & vie - = Dunctred . ive re a >) 2 . > els $1.50—terms | — : — >. Cur*ains 7204 Burd — oa per mile for gue oe meow --4 (=. Bomesst ~~. orines, -~~ tae _ at - > -2 - : ae! a. . —— o- - ms —— ~ tT cpr - > . . AOC - _ 4. = ~*~ . > = ~ ; - a liven Poe Seay S016 M @ weaning on ay ~~ mr a ho - tS , -S : peer as ia dia a $2 +54 la e of ~t are Cok ng for an autome NE > Saeed ead gr mae “ay Diarilag ~ —= : - . % ~ . - . ge tet - 7 = > —_— e ; Se 4 1 shock absorbers; whee > a as " Sunds 4524 Deime : : — . ane! ra) = paths o 8 a eoonnesaan Se airs. LE-MOTOR oo en - : : | a . oman. a ° = — — _ —_ ceiinntion ee _ _ _ ; - — 4 » m vx? : ne 7 > isso ires all around. Rox G-152. Post " ——_ . 4 aman - - ' - . : =- ° e er - BRANKELIN MOTO mar ae = Pimms wer es = 2 £9 S. 5 ee . : nena — LAM K iwi Wik = - . : Hart’o, 2 -a- a ais ee? © ane . , tT ik . — ot (i : - om Sun = | — “ela | ci = n ered na + tne - x / —.) 4 ear wi, —_—- * nea ue ; “hs re sheet r fz - wr ’ ee i. F meat eam. 2 — an? ooks nod : 1G ; Wea tw UU x = 5 = = . bs _ in Py 2 an oe we ; | ; 3 ioe . SOP A . Pees + a pa! Zam a $2325 OVERL NT —— ~— -* ——— aaa — - + er to suit . wrr -_ own is _ - , hare - anrthing; easiest terms. 1506 & Jeft =. Chis beart: . , em rou cam OFN the sweetest-runnin ‘= yourself anc : Re mew MOTOR — — 4 _Magnows, pear Grand " ; s ca nay $50 — . - — enn av Ot - . é ™ eetar *has ~ 4 => ae. . _—-= atiiie ng mctoer thar r 1935 SJ >ran: a . .? a ser & ams! . bi ; : _ a in FORD— i820 —— rune ize the the Guster | tin bode.” Gr eee a eee Se on ote = ‘pen Sunday a anee > _— : i DOr Fr . aie - ~ ar - ‘ : Vi - t —. wn be. : — audienion = . inde! ow De war ~ .__— - s = 7° a ee” — kerage 45 °% . — a WOTOR ~ rot buyer oda, eth 2 sma 4 . cc DRD—* uring | vane Samountable Sur day ve $300 o his A Or e iW oO “a i - mo raat af [I S@ecdan " ~~ OLIV ° . = — enone = : 4 ™ ry ? 4 _ ri = . = pb, Bt rt . a = mog@el. tn aeead con {ittnr wh , ; ; oa re —— Ypen Sunday at this ~- ay #2 ~y mas . ewes —~ runs Sne: S$if5: terms 1323 N MOUCND CITY AtTO ©O.. 2007 Locus: VMVARMON re ot L447 Finke h ne. _ . raain. eaer terms. Tevie Mo = ~ ngs ar son . oa . ames ¥ ~ : ~ Sains - ~” GRA? - _¥. D n — - ter Coa -A - . , . a ~ = oo ‘ =_— ry AS oa —~ . Fe —_ Teuring e2 * . SF _ —.. = a cules on —_—— 3003 Cust "Toe 7) ~ i or — sient — a... -_ - Y = Pry a a ic kh i an + 325 x — = MO RP ry a a RD—Tourngs. L9ey . *xTTaus. . Sarma ee Si20 I Creany rE Tl VB Ts ee “ — een car tous rg. ya ~ Bn my » n nT = -- - ; - - ‘pen Sunda, abies. shock absorbers oes *ere. ont - YN - Lectst. TION - ow ie - om geed tur: “ a= : 2 pm —— = Fa’ ‘ bal : ~ + heart er «> oN 4 . . - a ?SsorTYers 2°00 a, “Ct 7. - ¢ - ee. _ ARS i THE Ie oe x ume f* - ~ and — _ ~ on agg ae at ee - . f. — 7 ented something ¢ifteren “ng and he DOD GE Te ITRING (>. $75 _3i=0 Locust been Pverside 464 curing “ar; good shape ISTT OTR SHOWROOR CALS > tae atary 945 MON MOTOR > ws = a~ : 2 ” 5 or eo and goo ~, = wr oo ~ -' ~ uri —_ are 145 : - > hy « = = in 3 4] l_seost — e Pe ‘ & Sp" la aw — Ort Ceus. .OW proce. open Sun 4ar as Loe ne ae F - 221 ow nw aren eet °° a SuUSrTaniee. 48 i) resent = . _— res, Save ~~ RY ang -- a ee ee ee pet with bun SS — ___ Open “Suns DEXD CITY AUTO CO. 2007 Locust. FORD ————— t) | Setren, aiue iMfcity: think. brand-new car ar factory and odges Given 32a i ~ A. Frourees Ae s a Gay Pr mn | “an "> Ea ~*~ Seaafard : } . ooen Decke-- & : xf _ 7 —-~->- _— [a ” es = ~ . aar“neeeer sane 4 moter perfect: rare bargain. Sacq . c, 2.90; de an@ Dort Distributers icf b1Ii6 Lecust st TU. opeces " ~ 4 tien: a : a "| _a¢t substantial saving _ S| oN oe —— eo St. Detener own. or trade 2928 Lecust — 4534 Delmar ' Avpiy 1008 N. Garrison : 1920. Excellent - R N RD—Aedan 1922 model. Ames s RAKE : _———_ Seat. CHEVROLET—Tou ——___ e _— Open Sunday FORDS—i0 i921 _ = cord tires Retuished & more ce 7 : r= » « -£ = ~~ . - ae Me . ai +. —— : — —" - re . : - se ° 4. ~e me wheels. must be eee- Le ~i s 2 c Four 2°94 6 ter ing. $40. tern Sus im ae Fh = $140 up 19s. tur ngs. fully . : . ow «a apnrectars ‘ > > k i¢ -_ .. sos Jefferson - 8 pa \ + om m™ - 2S: trade yours; terms = | esky Dice You could oat = Siz ax°70 En i 3 -.'.* em =... o = = a — ed dhe \ = 6 ~ = ; : ; Je frson ay - - = : Come et ~ rig>t «ar 7 > i — -_Y-? ™ — + . : —Tourtng g¢pod [hane.-« a a Gao WJ : mT - been used. A e. cargaia rvaning PF icet Por! — Re Ags ae ct. .. =>? - z nr 1 i toad ~— @ \" rms = c rarer 4 =burer TRI ANGIE able Base! a: or f§emount PF? ve na aney a a ereatest va.ue tn these colums $150 “S00 Fine A winged: S208 moner— — so ee — = ~~ : ; * - 7 eo ere 7 —_— 2 > . = - a mi = =n o% -_ +8 i | a os al = Mors ole 18 sec»; eaey terns on either | new: 5 90 » ~y . Bt ers “= = r =~=4 ) efferson r renal ont pay nenis Den Suniies RD—i92 co one. * price. See and be com) | 3309 Lecust S Ziee at Olive : | o% er cert oer age ne oO . TROLET— Tou —— : w - - Vee is2 tarter and jemoun*arisc rinced. all * “if Bomort J10cx : 3 Rotox " tems es: — ~~ a as 9900 wiles cman ee new or ILSON MOTO “AR CO "A221 Lecust ms. speciai Winter top = geet eo ~~ a pepular makes - Aeme. re nd an ati a $ 4 - - Ma : ~wen Sundar and «renin = Russell. aynes and Dort Distributes. cB utocar. wn Nash, Bepublics Pes - ~ e y- " - "4 In good | i ; | a = « ’ ee be 7" we & « . y A Veg, - 0 Sheeran 3606 x 19€0 model ene teen ond inte of | Te ee'tew cor arent bare : DODGE TOURING wag ae 3308 Lecust Boment J102gx. Pe T430T aa

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: eK pe hes. ey Ore ey, a . SUNDAY, BER 17, 19 22. , ot) oa 1200 UT AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads int i A U T O MOBI L sTanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. | s- 4 AUT OM OB ' Cars For Sale : T Pini | : I IL IE. S c 7 OF pet ea Tourin —_ ouring Oars For Sale “i= : ote | Post-Diomete), ot ea; wR SPORT TOURING 1S SAINTE CLAIR—Touring (Gemen- | OWE Trucks For Sale \ulomopbiles For § - Bee taday re en cont A ar _t546. 265) | Seutpped. mire. ti ; condition >) Ss, ee ee ey oN wan oe Meshalieus te — oe Tops For Sale | ee Parte—For Sale or leas - ti vo tL cover; res; $46 ; oe MR N: sce a Sergei 44 44165 Olive an 4 — 1 Juniat ust like we) | mecha nical “gc060. ' : 6. 2633 Choteau. B —_(@) eet aie BL | ‘USED C ARS—EASY TERMS E nnn AUTO TOPS—Cu rtains made repeires rea- i hem ; Linda 2 i unit a al w —— Rn : | y oa Tourg., $100 4 : : model ; good con- WILLYS-KNTHIEe 192 spe 618 , ; ; TRUCK — nee wing Romar Shes: fine appearance ee condition and STABLISHED 1904 | pees E, ae ig x “eo 09 Eran sie heap. 3600" 3 a ore 1 q Ameri te ’ rine r —— 22. - to uring Z tir | - » 4 Vv recoverec, one- man ps, or Cc cap. vu" ai i on canna ‘ t wart ~ 2 es ‘ar ok ae: this car NA ye had the Rent ready d ‘ . or you would think tk was po Prices range from $150 "| WHEN y OU BUY A touring cars and roadsters; good coadition. | @ENDERS—Pur e, 4M auto. r 4 ~ #210 Ui . : condition: a su 1 aranteed mechanica! INTER S a_rerent —% 2) | Box k ” someone tis ~~» 3 -S. st a good | Columbia ¥ select fro . rloarte: USED CA ce 1450 N. 15th. Central Sec eL. (cD) | pute with indiviguad” step CO , ———— - oe per offering; top, paint and | A’ truck cheap. If you act ou mr orx, R FROM US COLPE TOP—Fo ood | Waxner Gear Co. Pra : ouriti nt ; ral upholstery like n Dn tin f! be the luc cy fa TRAFFI } ¥ | TOP r Ford roadster; & o.. |_Open Sunde S30 Tn take webeties afk: *0., 2601 Locust egg be uber | Motor Car | first-c ene 44 solids with! CORD. Bano yrs C MOTOR TRUCK | ns for th | You know you wil] get a square deal. | shape: reasonable. Cabany 167 sw. | FENDERS—For al ah Oe | Bere vss Soe Se sick | nen par ital ta Set | geen, otpare ode gah oat ps ptt a Prins Fito Fobage Mh arb eeateces: | DERNOLT, WiNTEE TOPS Aer $00 CEare| anced someram 700" pee 1, d ; Ss Gra: Lol wo, ? | : | ‘ - n @ convince et; cod condition. 7139 San 00a, | anteed radiators, $7 50; J M Co. .YS-KNI 3HT, ~ = ; COMe and see these at Mo.- | . gu arent ee PAR ’ | j _&' O! ton, ne, © — TUclid.icy 3 ~ ouril rs. 1919 models Mote eee | Peek Corw.._ 3200 _N za —_— (e) ATTENTION! NCE MO TORS CO., 2829 Locust at. | Used “Car Department). | Hi-pointe MS pepe ees extn ece “f on ‘Fora touring: car § and Trg., >» Down WS Excelient condition; repaintel, PACKARD—Truck, 234 ill give con- ®-ton truck equipment: price $300; one- __Onen eve core of Columbia Six 4 ——o_and Locust Bomont 1211. | FORD_-TOPS RECOV ERED, $8. Lindell | -——— ——— » a ee a bape oe aT ‘K- Sh LY Hy ERLAND trade. , — to haul goal: 3200. hy 3850 1 ‘as- owt yy ~ th arnings ‘336 to'$43 | ngs andon re ee ot ON a ey, | FORD—Secusity wheat, jock. chain, rediator ~, re. ue se) = 7 "s a Re gage oo nc., 2400 Loc * —. a hale , we NOG, SCATHINES to FORD WINTER “TOP—Good new, $55 | — Ta. = “ays Beet 4 r 0.4 ny arent Gr U! Sage Bomont 78. Open Sunday and eves. C¢ a. 418 PACKARD—3-ton, new vradiat : — | G. 5. Waddell 2108 0 a | A XMAS Gil I pot_on._Morris, 5i£-3° = Bist vOeS An ee GENERATOR Oe sa irinz. th good Condition. | Ll ATOR C 0. 2010 V ngton W Ewa. Searime-’ a ee a) Delma Condition ; "$400 Forest 627 3, 4618 : Eon si st Breet Tors RECOVEKEL—Any maxe or car. _— very cheap, oF trade. 4205 St. . , prt : ROE, pt d . — and Pau ioq) ; S441 : mate She tena iV21: take best ~aiter ' LKR — - Automoblies e r s ] The W hole Family C E | 936. Linge 3S _ Lan Md fone friend Sim- ee b an a ; : : ee ee ( echanical condition; our On I rT coiling tc ' i ne truck _— cheatin items aco i ¥ t (c@2) ——— an = An we 7 oh $300 ~* S14 he ‘ ~ he ee us and two spares: hood and aan ; tier hurry if a Bn ey _o | BLICK-4-CY! INDER DE MONSTRAT- —I}{ : it?) " NIN( 4 er land sedan. ~ , oo 2 4 | : | x. { kien ee _«e) most DOD E. ST "a oe very. iit ] Fi a iS AND SU NDAYS.. 089) | Maxwell coupe Chouteau Gra Da LS75V Ww. with double foot valve, hose and pipe: =e tae eased for cash: easily | AU SUMUBILE—Touring; good running or-| $ r term A es ae — Ss Willys-Knight tour | WIN. ER TOP—s Tdin| Pections ail wood as new; orta ywwher pre : sh asi ee “ 4 & o et ros 7 2 ar - t} lu " . aie a i\Uys-Knight tour ; N.ER TO}! ightly used; 1918; is : ee , . rod ~ and top; $50: must eel), —/2P_Lefayer: of | stk - we retell value. Sreck Motor. | We Are Buildin QA hdemnatane’ eaarteen. tae 4. and 1220 Fuick Rex 5-passenger; cheap. | _9=6: sell for $75. Gell, Webster siaS1. ter .. (c7) 4 ¥ Oldsmobile touring, light 8. i Gee Sundey, $395 Sire at. Jo - ae —— i car rie eh. es. ex- ‘ transmission gears, ch; thou- . =) ont wn me | ad , of an mat! io : ' ' : : e £5 ow ; - _ - sets it (oT $275 sIna m a : , “wy 3 a ake Hiodiamont WHITE— 2 to} ce 1919: SR0O. ORI Sedans coupes c ngs, roa isters | . own term Ss, no interest. Blive bles “ “a > DIOCKS horth, one ten-Vicke oe wo. Schot- i ian Micine eae fooee faek, tae Tl IR ny 20 Jackson touring. Wi INT tR TOPS—For Fords and Dodges, eI 7 Ol Open Sunday til ~~ erside ‘a Zi 6839 S. Broa dway. Riv- ee oe real bargains. See Mr. | eputation on ur ¥ Chandler touri ing tional bargain; used top for fc. 21 | sands of other parts at your price: ¢ “AR—C i. 3807 > wy, est. eee fcB9) ‘ Carondelet Motor Co, S867 3 y Westcott tour! ~ 3 odeg touring. Forest 243. 5037 Del- ee a... makes; Wheels; radiators. 3845-4 ° - _- «a = —— rand , | ; aston Avy. Oni = : uger, electric Ughts and 3-TON: s TA KE PANT A ; 2315 8. Broadway ~ Used Cars —wamoker tour | oe GEN aiclarn Je || starter; sacritice; $65. 901 Walton. (c) pens ne Cc PNev MATIC) ———— — oa en So Come i is — arse touring. WINTER TOPS—Ford: we equip your Ford | 2 Hele with battery. 4277 Lae Ford; com- : re i oe ey . Ts) ' ' N e ulck roadster. touring oar with giass curtains that ve piot 277 Lee. you the mé . on 30 | ‘eall, for ae ee oe Ee, oa $1685, 5 a O DEALER: "PLY ' ri. - emeniion re] 3 al | “1, n and See These 7 Cadillac touring | you se comfort; open Sunday. MeQuil-| HmAvLIGH1S—New tor, estolite tanks t 7 ee | tour: ing to > . i. ourin ar S2 re) 53 37 hme give terms to good party. — ° » 7TH _ AND ‘MARKET RTS. ret PO Hy nt BS: 8 rms ; | ies ( losed Models | tant Rama D-pad any make wanted, at an-Bradford, 1900 Locust st. (c)' on trucks a bargain. 213 Waentnat ’ : irepn finish. % « } : — sas SY. ITE— 4% -ton ¢ ger _OVERL AND. Inc.. 2300 ' P uick coupe, 1919, new ‘ | J WINTER TOPS—Buick 5-passen er Badge HOOD COVER—And cadiiter cover 7 - ms Cost ob me Sls. a” fax yy ne Motor ( oO! p., | SUURIN a CARS — Tw o; o; 1919 Overiand, new | —_. chassis, 1919) gre at — Zomont 78. O Soa hundny ana eves. eee ot Ford coupe. 1921. cord tron” pose “a. NATION: a > a MAREDBT. DeLuxe with «lass and Mast a Bybee my Deouge cer; cheap. 4832 ‘Broadway.te) . : : onable terns, $7 res and top, lichell; both running; ; 9; any at be , a (o2,| Rew ‘ . , cust bi. | geat covers: will fit 1918, ‘I ‘20 modceis a> we ey oo ero mt bargains mea } 2907 Washington Av., | 22D _fer_the (wo; rear) 082i Manchener. Rie ten- Vickers, Inc., 8638'S’ Broadway. | H UPMOBILE—Run itt! 6000 mile Dodge sedan. 1919: cerms to suit. ee 2 Spe ow Cmte: ee ae McQuillen-Bradford, hee) BOOU 4D Ree COvER—A x. : wat . . 7 ‘ ; tiverside 208] ¥ ay ’ -—— UD se over miles; | | cust st. rc ope : Open "Sun tay >. Bomont 2040. NO MONEY DOWN SALE —* (C00) |“ tuily equipped: front and rear bumpers; | Grand OL, Victor 1508.“ Geee Go Chass! a T T ete = =. -~ ri All kind# of cars, in first-class condition TRUCK—2 % -ton C€ump; steel body; good ; oe. ocsnemy and durability you h ctor, cars by / * Grand. assis For Sale WIN rER OPS | MAGNETO—Bosch. D. U. 6 high tenston 7 0 . e — Pa ” S6 week), S21 E “aston av. Bomont " r 15.1 condit ion Call at 114 ~ _ ll h st. / Cannot Ena & bet er inves ent. Brock Mo- ll th are sold, we will CHASSIS—Ford; starte: eto. ; ($140 $40 dual, quaranteed ieesoen aene eeeceee U RING os i. os sae : Sas oe NO. C a mad Ly spe —_ se C lupmobile dealers, 4418 Olive io) | | down 3539 Magnolia, near Grand | FOR FORD. oe ROL, ay EREAND, CHEV-| $25. 3500 Rutger ; ‘ ~ down. wee" ~ iriy ” pene _ 9 i EB; worn “ — an mini | ABS | Ry ’: 20, starter type; D/v; al-| Ford Roadster . axies, radiators, fenders, m Central 7430Y : en dillon . cenine : erms jibson, * $12 0 need @ car ‘HE P% OR AN Ss FRIES 3 3 -ton: stake . body. metal linea N, ASH ‘SP OR r iif A —_—— naeipennt _334) Easton av. | Ford Touring .,...+-+«-:m anything you Want at your own { ' tral P40) ; , . 2040 Olive, Po mont 1832 és : motor reground, new Pp! ator rings, push! n@a , ‘ conait! lik y ——_ - - PUT. . rand. new starter and | Dodge Tc uring > aoe Mr T Hey, 3867 8. Grand - : ns : a ; eee " - good as new io aon Me : . i ’ ; eee. Oy, : ba Aa on li os ne* . | de am oons by ile Steele + ' r mn Fun . . open Sunday morning. Rief! ing'’s, 2315 a ' brass honeycomb radiators, $10/95. FRAMPTON, + : 5 cord tires; good paint; mo- | *¢!! for 3-0 down and the rest the balance; 5 :0n Federal qum eo Re somont 2617 cf Ro. SRE ES: Guaranteed Aro brass penayeseny es lators, | Easton av. pecust Bt Mle perfect; real bargain: terms. South Side oO) f° business oy 5 ‘on “yo 3 4 -ton Wederal stake venings and Sunday SB aie ages va — we finished in Cadillac blue FORD CHASSIS—Late model; starter; de-/ ore § 8 be late ot ates cea meter, fits | SHOCK ABSORBERS—Twin Hassler, $18: : ro Po * +* =r . . if « 8. 2snac our eye? . . Re raocttleo “e . mag . - , . — a ' " 7 condition. l-ton Gary with express body = } Lake Xs = AND, Inc 2300 Locust st Lew ; od, serviceable ar: for this hi gt way , en Sunday Our prices are the low vest in town. Hood and | * LisAASIZ NG—And retreadinge pient. witth . —e cCasn, SSBOLA - . ight 6 Studebaker touring. only se l-ton Ford exn } 292M. is Sunday and eves. Cen. 4119 .e, fat ~es seer ne ~wergumuar ryvun T.. . over kia hs 1} i - b i tools and material (new). Jing, : — > " ; " ' : 14 4 4 t . . . " ‘ss (e) 4, i MOBIL B 6 [9 old k ra preas body in? F “OR D CH ASSIS—19° ‘> with starter: radiator covers, SKid chains, Gi sizes ead | very silent mo ies ‘ runs the same. a a ldsmobile coupe with exprese be mitt “aaah aameneen, a T , are . ; this is some be in. Tevis } amps, side lamps, spot lamps, dome lamps, | VAIL UNIZING OUTFIT—With & Dente ti like ent mo" Yr: irs: gets the beautifu! Olds | 6. tour- Studebaker especial 6 ¢ ™ Heado uarters for Bargains. bOUF ‘GG CAR al co ine. food condition; D egpeece 4 OURING: exceptios- Co rd Dealers. 3003 ocust. Ope ve. parking lamps, gop lamps, mirrors, clocks. | complete motor, spreader, buffer , mag —.* a bar- : : In beautifu! maroon ; top, up The same aiimmeen on the above care , vi - FFE ER. ee TRICK CO : : ' ‘ .ictor ft 2 I . c CG a le Ww (Savton general iaulin AD . e} , one ee . ae ag ee ney a “ot - " 2 oor iis ey] . running con tion ar ler “y egy REY = on ——| cures, Talmage as4 Missouri Peatc|| Se melee ated dendition ta eves rd tires, nearly new: bargain at Snappy Specials!! sol tae eee ee — - =>, o. rack oh oe get a as 6 Mendenhal! “or ealers, 21! . -— ac —— ~ oS es = . 13 HL HEM 1 tc tea, — ae 7 : letail; for this sale, $50% cust st “Open e enings. 1) For Christmas, including beautiful and use- | R rey i712 ee i touring: > » uy iring: starter. goo eo ——- cheap: ith jobs: | ry ' jassia._s ” ' - , a’ ‘ omont + Hk wns Pn zy. Grand $250 cash. Sunday, $011 Vine Grove. | CA » JI gi : a) Lt LY) ~ Ds $40 to aageten a seed baranran * =, Hh ee irene” tee 3 TS a ae at very reasonable price. Touring; in good rdtming ' Stik iv ROLET—Light _ delivery. AJ condi- | S ~~ wt a i 1G Py ol ‘J ISA! Ui Ki\ GE | rf r: easy terms. Riefling’s a ood place and outside of car, 95c; diving ** Pp is” L ED AUTO PARTS " tute Co.. 19th and Locust. weer, | Easton av. tion; guaranteed: $175. 32008 N Grand. | : ‘an’t beat th dof: ‘; si¢ 7:1) nleas hem all or to buy. Authorized dealers. 2501 5. Sulter- or radiator, 75c: ni oe remy radiator capes | — on, Chevoaies, Den well, Stude- ners ‘e=—Touring: starter etc.: runs | CHEVROLET—1-te r “monerator. | wvsed cars of quality tl ie the Place-to-Ruy the small cast ' ‘on, Arh? (c) | for ail cars.‘ ; aluminum oval type stop er, Overland, Reo, . Mitenet — a $25 cash "hai Juniate. mie) Tac lastly nom will poll ches >. pen Sun | ment and Sane ce monthly will sect _—_ onaiees = : R =P HU DSON “CHASSIS—Lat del; har.| Ughts. $4.45; dome lights for closed cara, other popular makes: tires, tubes, o- ~ LE TOURING aT — | = a aad overings. pd need oe ae a _ mee 2a rdng ach e rnonthiy wili se ne of tne raiues WwWibLi UHied LO ce: $25 a “n09 Finns ny ae to) .35; cut-giass eight a ese is ash oe aa —— ‘tops, epee — tye ey be ™ - ‘ ‘ SaSn § . o&-Ppassenge de nstrator.. ‘i 2 , —— —- | trays, Cc, cigar lighters 2; oss’ | Gators, OF you need. JAR winter top:. runs goo): Hn: trade. Z340A Oli al r Co., ae Forest Park bl. Lindell 7000 Nash Roadster 2 ne eceencer . at ees , ee es ae 21) - CHAS SSIS —1921 mode! $100 « $5 TO} aluminum step plates, | DE ~ AU TO PARTS. co.. Jetfereon and Ar Re 1. S1i°8 Locust. Boment . (7) D oe — : i 50 ae = Nash sport - PA bene ~. ae WO llagg 9 Se Jum o 15 Locust ‘ y a or terms Author! ea F ra! 465 w ony oy cleaners, 35c; are hts, esenal , , ry —.; r rODM — : eli r: u “ aoe. |. ’ “? sengeer, ‘yiil i, lermonstrator.. 12 ot | i S $2.95 lur lav and evenings u -— Touring. mode! 75B., food ro term! 74 ,. livery car; your pri Nash sedan. 5-passenger. 6-cylinder : Romont 3080 : N. King’s highway. Ipen Fun- | : 95 ; alu ninum frame storm shiel $6.45; oo. a S65. or $35 down and 4 —U® rms. 2506 8. Jefferson av. ik cei seca . 191% | day (c)| leatherette ¥ isors, $1.95; hood and radi- ouring—Model R g>) each. Morris, 214- 16 N 21st. i .E—Truck, 1921 mode! like new; ba! attate ¢ SOUPS, $-passenger “cy iit Pita 92 es = covers, 95c up. We a@iso carry igh- ; a [AND 4—Touring 1922: run ~ Tr cain. N. Woeber, 1402A° Olive suick touring, 5-passenger, 6-cylinder ... Bodi For Sal greases and alcohol. Best Motorene| | Awo tiinmings: — sere a tle car in town, fuel) of 3 — ~~ un ery site Essex tourtn ema enens« 4 . poe — —— ocies or 6 oll, 45c gallon, or 5 gallons for $2 Ma 1 can't tell it from a new ; [Bas @Very appearance and runs like DODGE—Truck; screen body a bergain | . oes eae oe = 9 -w AJiw 7 rde fi We -¢ a | 10 -il th St. Olive 9198 - He been used very iittle; on! | mee; @ncellcnt tires; don't overlook terms. Big Four, 2224 8. Jefferson. (c) | Chandler sedan, assenger, 6-cylinde peebes | BODIES—One 3% and one 1% ton moving (oUt nas and ay watt aoe fe | balance i2 monrhe: -- 3 ; . : 7 cash payment, baiance i° Di 1D Tr eee 4 ——s - Nash touring +P ‘ ik . - a ’ ads | — : ; : ‘ | __ boay - ; S. llth st. Call Ed. x ocean THE = ARG AIN “om PY ote. eee aes a Age. f ; Rama —} Co., 2001 Lo- « mn) on: S060: Sret-clabe body, run eo2) | Hudson sport, 4-pa n sre eviteder > ate +; || BODY—Ford tourimg, latest 1923, brand- Deimar 77 7 _ — RUSSEL AXLE | co. “9 Washia ; ' pel uUncay af even ngs > = ~ ee ae . = m os = , : : SP tia ew i PS. c pete 1905 acust.i¢ .. Pt eae Sta . nd Runday wile?) OURING, LATE MODEL Tay er oa naigtes ne ‘gt ——ow rou an idea of the cla m 5ODY.Geupe, B-passenaer — “160% AC > ‘ESSORY SALE—Real bargains, 30x, And_parts 3038 Waciingwe. 140608) 1614, . ee wahate R " a rs) ' c . re lianaiing i I WT ne Dri ‘ Yr? Li ) P t] , nig ?) gy Imar ‘oe lll eet . - " 7 . Le irées, ww, . . Miller tubes. | pose! a ia aj29. :% OE tae yy .° as oan 5021 Al cunaition: sbe- they were junk You su il + Sur] Se | arn , th r) \ oe » N ~~ — ce} Pi, i] Otn .2es 50; radiator covers, T7hR ; ; a ND, Inc... 2200 Locust st. 75 — andiinspect for yourse! Fae \ like new: your own_ price. Ie; d chains. % i 3 parking ligDts. | Oe py on ; Open Sunday and eves. “en. 4119 vOsR yet eget ae 9 fine oes cate: | - EN Smpire Garage, Fair and Natural Brdge.| 3% op! . 95c; wsennieee. 45°; 4), elegan' tarouga- “ae tt on yess y U aroun : users, Gta ¢ OD Toff ton truck, sligb*: ed: S ates. 9b5c; pumpe large Somtinental motor; silent, 4 —— 8, 28 it Will pay ‘f in 2 months (00) b | II A oy ‘ O737 re FPO gat 7 hd aluminum steering wheels, $1. 95: best mo~ | Se $950 down. Universul, ‘a AND. $8. 1021-3 a Bee | at Traffic Motor Truck Corp., 52 300 6) we ~ St., f | tee i . reduction 37 Olive et. fel) tor 1 38c gation. socket wrench sets. ore) bie. ‘Bu undas a i ES j ‘ c wS —— : ' ' BUDIES—Ford touring new model with 5c: tire carriers, 75c; barrel INA _ maremenpentin ; latest 1921 models: virtually as i lass cur oven Sund MeQuill $2.95: Ford feede Tbe; 1a. m™m: ne w! ly 7 nte ‘: .omMe- i a 4 P D MP TRU: CK—We rk * S Ol Pray , ) rt en = us ay. alicQu an- p~. wo: ) ec rs, o ; SE EF eal pattral cy saat nal q WEST NASH ¢ sprndtert, 1996 Larest. of ©)| te, for 4ay setemeuie Et gions, REPLACE MENT P vend: “mechan | cai conJl- IN BKSAL. i Locust. — ni rn | te SZ abtes d ) |BODIES—25 Ford coupe and sedan bodies. 5Se4¢ oR Ch ee ag ne Oa 1107 pi PD i4 ce - so6 as Scnda) DUMP TRUC are double-deck bod) ee se a | D t : ' latest style why freeze we will imetall' - _ Chestnut apman Auto Supply "1062 OT OR CO.. DIST Delmar a IPE E MS | a, equipped: hydraulic hoist; coal me: HOME OF HONEST VALIES ecembDer 1S the last month LOBe : 3308 5. on a small differ- FOR AUTOMOBILES “yf ee } DR A | this is @ bargain; easy terms. Fede ee me : _— — y : + nn SO . . " i Ak | ACCESSORIES—The biggest sale ever held ; rou RING (CAR | Truck Co., Grand and Forest Park bis | : ns , 2 en =i) of our fiscal year. W e desire | ey ord cope, ne a2 1 ged, | in St. Louis on auto supplies, tires and Gas Tank Caps 4 - a » = ~ ' - > . — > - d- v 2 t 7 DH of rable. ST. LOUIS MO- } Barina ac “GSES. G85 EAGLE —S.ton truck, stake ody, and | == ee I to reduce stock in every pos-||| 2°, , > NS- K if 0 Te GLE MOTOR Co. P — _— a | repbullt and used cars ati complete line to select from; a real; ‘ ‘hampion % -inch i piuze, 382; alumi- Axle Shafts of mee to.own the world’s =| " BU tale ty LO ti UK, gleel Dua, eh + bargains Barnett Sales Co., 2737 Olive. | or w heels, | rht touring: no valves to = 1s Twi Open Sunday. _ used only a . ae equipped; new jv: | prices W hich cannot help but (cl) | ; timer wires. Qc: Pisten Rings " he N\— ‘ : “ oniy 9 Ue met? , é . - i T " a> Be “ nd ae: ie ~ gy AR eh 4 _ ; ne lateness S505, loaded jo b: ceadaine ry ‘cdlee: nae Gee, be fol good Inv estm ent for the 2¢ ne — delivery. #8’ me le fOr ST 35.25; 30 Piston Pins ¢ : : refinished. fate, ot . , ' at ‘ “ 4 “ > . ery or utcher: ood con ] ion. 7 | : . ; ifetime; terms or trade am Vi : "eral Trug Co., Grand and Forest Park buyer. We will also sell our ||| Olive = . ek we colin, ee ee ee ner 5 Gearg E 3 t aa win » at 7: ae ruck . . - . > = ; s: y ; {LEM MOTOR CO . b eres, Sek. | POR Sehery tres: ee Hupmobile demonstrators at | DU CMP BODIES—Two steel; $40 each. comteta. $a, 28 a a eo | THE WORLD | Sunday 7 . 7 a ruRi ‘on truck Biist Lina SUG : , ~2s! ators, vi , pumps, Cc ac AR EST St ee ee © F- Bruner, 3916 iy 2 trun, feacon: Lindell 2 Lee || || Special prices | | “ORD BODTES—Six sed. panel: $10 up: | Covers, half price springs, $2.29: saat N au AAs - 4 . ° aD re = pat = tN pn 7 ’ -? - ~ ’ r é tr A ©8B°O Oliv J : * covers, al pr ‘ ’ 8 ock absorbers, 49 w ‘own; like new. run very : O- STX POKD THACTOR— in city, 1920; new : . FORD ee ee RODY Wt4.—River- $9 75; closed car locking ¢oor handles, | TR = fewiy painted, com- tires; $115: terms. 3713 Cems. ) _terms; trade 3516 Easton. SE Os barpe i. PAIGE, $ $50 DOWN vu ana UC K—l-ton; good condition. 1500 uring car 1 be in, « today and mrad this class ; y sight s is: "3816 Easton. $30 a8 | FORD Why not give a useful Xmas gift. one that | ion | * complete sto No oblig || _bareains. Open Sunday. 7316 N_ Broadway. XM: | Dp tock. No obligation | ROADSTER BODY—Wih | winter XMAS GIFTS Accessories, Parts—Wanted + + trade, * Worth 0: | ” to ; marked down to FORD— 1918, 1% -ton coal truck; | SD op *P808 sas ) TO 6 ya $100. 2212 8 2; ah coal truck; must 7. } 'to buy unless you find what | 4243W_Netura] _Brtige. ‘will last end always be appreciated? Select | GARAGE Wtd.—Portable; cheap for cash. ; ‘ a “ gece beng 4 Cen ee en ee MM. ciate inter " chmont sport car. Our =e" "' 26. S23 = tii = ER | i. nay hh | PORD—Coupe or n LL 4 easy WA -E. as a trouble tight. can be used | Tr - he tires, burner. heater. ".0- fn your own icea of terms. PURI jon tr ck ; phe Juma tic tires, Stake | i ) ss daw oot aut a! ae open denies morning. Riehung’s | ion x" or cars with wind deflectors | 08 N. a nity to ete we ee Oar — prettiest thing on bedy; first-class; $200. 2737 Olive. (cl) || | ft? ive jor side curtains; the ‘Inshieid” h | Ox: saving % , arebiiity, comfort, 1ux- FORDS—Two delivery trucks; good cond!- & AUT! MC R l FORD BODIES— Stake bodies with ce for one that can be used Uta ed if l-ton truck: 2 Nght delivery bodies 11 * | wing ‘dellastors, “Ot —— Ma-mon car at w tion heap &. Louls Coffin Co (c) Case he les ‘3 Fords, a = Ee ee ~ ~_ ee if he list price of toa a Ba TMIANGLE MOTOR CO. a Le nton ool FORD "RUCK—I192U; marte? block; pd | | ine. date | "méddel: excellent ; . a ih losed bods ; meade te ree $90 takes 11. 19th and “ean FORD COUPE: BODY aah wens rful bar- vases at $1.50: $5 rms, trade ' 2 R00 ‘~ beau- ay. Ss Wunderlich, 18920 Farragut. | A TRUSTWORTHY HOUSBE.( ‘ gain: will sacrifice; 3 N Vente nown Bae of kid chains, $3.50 a pair; | __butiding : ; roe male FORD—T: a ‘urtain side body; specta — ——= — awerser OT RING ODY—N 1 ae €10 ~o Saves corme | 0 DOWN ORD—Jon irdek; will sell for price of | || ‘AS Pp B , ord tires us on | Fnes—Hav of tres; will call clean. - pune Ay: S1 erms. de: ! tl TOP BODY--One only, 6-pomt express top| Your next buy. Comnngne, BSc: a . x 4 tres, : Worth hundreds of dollars ee ae term trade: a real bargain. afe lace to uy A! odv with curtains al! around but no eah | Step pilates, with rubber, 7 be: don't os 2 Seo them at 1408 ut aH st. | Sa a yee... Sate wi csi oireck: ia 1991 mod ; = | Ww | | one driver: alec a custom butlt job at coat b+ oan cay sere. at aren Easton. tae . 80. unde sate Fc ~y 7 ’ ' iste eZ m el: close y0O"0aY : D i a ore open uncevy an ev ; size; . er ae > a NLR a ota wi ific Call Monday, 1408 Frenk- 0 9 Do vy i price and can be seen at 3105 S }. Presewey. a’ ae She ee pn ome = « A $3.95 40 2901 € ” ree Et. tourin »f : MOTOR CoO lit ic) || B ta tghta, C Wood disc wheels, some- | 3 in ek On 3, = wee yy) y .—7 ICE Rt a ns RONY—One only. 6-poet exprese top TIRES—Bargains, pares bargamm;. “ ro CHT Sass en Sunday. ae nut ms 192. Peat oo ag dt ALAN WE > OR balance t¢ igere as -s "seal osed. guttable for mounting on @ a ee ona c o.. s9V5 887 Wi anne Pee eres, upholst: a2 and nechan | 2822 N. Grand (c2) | OPEN ALL "T ‘HE T IME Packard Bingle-Six Sedan. This is the oY ane x chassis. This a custom > om a wrt more miles with one of our ZIRE TIRES—S4x4, brand-new = Oi7 le average, a bargain) FORD ra starter, curtain side bod- | latest model in the 116-Inch wheel- | built body and is for sale at @ reasonsh’s 7 oN ee oe $9.50. Open Sunday and — 00 an offer : . — ; arte : - b built { . > ' or &. B away. (cB9) ORANGE FRONT. 4789 Paston. Forest 7387. : 7 xwW ELL. $1 a Pee Oller. . ei ‘ wn. balance easy; open Sunday) ‘| —_— —_- it ase; rebuilt in our shops and re- price at 31 roa FOR N NOTHING © pas SM a i] Rett ‘It | price, , Steel-frame windshield. im FORD | truck, chain drive, eer i = panels rtised in steel. NEW of a bargain than this body: $100 cown, balance goer: H f us without Packaré Twin-Stx mode! 8-35 Coupe. ore ny an da windows, ete. . BATTERY PRICES Bix touring at $490— Sunday morning. _ Riefling’s. 31 Olive. | perns for any mistakes ‘n re- | This is the current chessis and the Can arrange to furnish chassis and terms | 2 YEA UARANTERE ullding or ignorance of trade body is a special custom-built ¢-pas- through any authorized Ford Gealer. — PRICES INCLUDE OLD Ba: 6-VOLT 11-PLATE Fo! rad, 18.76 15. S si8 75. Rp balance 5 Bee. Riverside 46 6 JSED _~ ES—cC running First buyer . . ae; FORD—Ton truck. new pneumatic tir values on the dealer's part. | I ua | ' t tf» painted Ir Pack- hand made stake body; real bargain; $10 For thie reason, dont you | ped with new cord PUNIVERSAL, FORD TRICK BODY Co.., | FOR BUICK CHEV. 1 MOTOR co. t | a | down. balance eary Call Sunday ~ By think you would be wise to tires. T ith Packard Olive at - 9 r . ” R ’ 2 pen Sunday. _Ri efline’s. 2415 Olive. i urechase your Sedan. Ovupe. new-car warranty. Pr ( J ry . eo t our price. 4 {PASSENGER COU EB 6-VOLT, 15-PLATE REG. 8-120. ame yng n@er sport: sacrifice. >i. on inted pane! | 6 Easton FORD—Truck, 1921; newly pain P | | oadster or Touring Car from A gy r body : ne ike new: $100 down; bal- us? Terms Open Sundays special rs * ‘ : : : N car, Eod 1 mechanical con- noe Open Sunday morning. Rie | | until 1 p. m. | ) HAV! ASSORTMEN T or The Sigg, ~~ ay wwe hy my? e Bn nS ro 4 | CARS, RANGING IN PRICE FR net Giscriminating purchaser, who Gesires 4 $200 — $ sacrificing the | 12-VOLT DODGE OR $22.50 LL MOTO F OR ‘xo 3197 Delmar. sora delivery RUE has open ex-— | pe bo TO $1000. —— Selly without Car, this is a wonderful as body; terms. Mendenhall! et. QR $2 more luxurious y c i t ration. Drop in and tn- | PRICE INCLUDE DELIVERY. INSTALLED eet Louls Gatuce, 12h | rend, pesiere 2418 Locum st Open fel) | | Pranolf . | | TRADE @R TERMS sepe=t ‘ate ‘wonserfel 4- -passenser “coupe body. | HEIMAN BROS. BATT. CO.. $012 LOCUST. ediate delivery. ell take in your oS a | FPORD—Light delivery; pane! Bosch | bods. BUDA ENG SANTA? ||| Magneto, demountable wheels: Brst-cless ‘ | : oo & | INES —-NEW LE—$90 DOWN | contition: reasonable. Bomont 3207W. ae TATE MOTOR CO., INC. | (> ackard Motor Cart PrOpantte Cie BODY CO., 108 S. 19th #t:| 1's rakes trucks, at Jow prices. SR23 BOBS » Dicks kson. | 3041-43 LOCUST BL. & Missouri — Weenie. Lindell 1614. | FOr RD—tTon on truck: 1926; excellent mbtor and ) Company Oo a T w nted ARBt RETOR—Rayfeid, good cord tires; canopy top body; ready to) | Fordé@s aleo taken tn trade, as we have an 2291 Lecust Street ops a “evel Pty ing betver? go right into service. Only $250. Monthly eutside market for them. CALIFORNIA TOP Wt a —For § Bi ude udebaber a 2 Bomont 900. Central | oh oz? most te si: seasenabie: ce av. C bet ween in firet-clase cheap. arabes 73 DEEDS A AUTO BODY Paar & en , wi “ Open Sunday from 10 A. M to 3 P, M q ;

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FFICE FIXT 4 hoo or “ e RS __che Db: ‘olfax 1k new ; m1 5. Ol K oO err hae A Upondutnens oe ee ow Hi rms_north Sm! gold, 8 ive. FIX i. e-enme | FU! 2; Ket — Lad. air n's, whi Hi um, I — rand, aaa, FIX ashing ti oun 6 Me EWR RA iriton j EY posta 9 4o of 1i ie UR it’ s 8 y's; LPT Oe Tae ite: ! jHeES i. Mi es fo five | ATUR in Fi tains c Ke ae” AREY ITE AR on _st., N TO 8 ge. Bc a ife. COA uit, $ toys jew L P lier, r old kit Es— ixtu bo an ste iD ew Y U4 ine end mi 4.4 T— 12 5 armot, os K elry rices 3 N. “gold, i bee 7 hen “_ —_ c oths, — A sour pew 102 aT windy ge: | yt “acon mull 8 Sh SioN tute ) in tba pein, a, roar oh ITERS AND ADDING | Ae ~~ . eer Silay ive. 7 — 8. es: i iF eau che aure nd Pe ee 4 7th yes. | : «ol alee 92 U | wWeslanta La 50... For lan Phd baller. 708 + | Pic av. a ADS =r TYP | aad SD ortaies. sf AL BOOKS wats Jap vr $300; | RAR | JEWEL ears a oe OOK CASS ae ce recy nies For Sale OT a Bte as free Upe new | Westminste Large J Sy57R: 601! | x. aay San lati —WAT = "LOOK collar ‘case os tion: on Und, Box x AF ee sea tn Caneel OK STORE pon Fe-| an ap sable, 6017 | BA 384. Post-L num, flier CHES fect deen. 6 fee ag | Mins. 1451 —Unders 7 keyboard: Ad Saari re acter wet ne ica, adiso ion $ APE ‘e bar wit ») R »st- DiI ara ee W aeons on 6f ine Om mpg : act k L451A ristr - s bo . Js ere! m t ro ag roy Books ae s—Mi ay 8757) i et PIN— spatch, ts, pri ork: 45 dia a OFS Reuie o oak; forgan. | EWRITi Dodier 8 p pertec "4 SES eral with anot m for os A etroit, Chicago: - FUR 4622 nk, % 7R: 6 ry samen. For ce $4V 49 di FREEZI 1113 Wa ugh: 2 feet | (e99) e140 ER—BbBri ler_& resent; t condi BAM d, $6 _w Furn anothe re on : ngeles. Cc] r “TOA TIO Vi 4 -len 012 i eo sa sale; v0. la SEZ iis W in t glas eet lon. 209) 160. tran Bra Sane eS * GAKRTMER. eek; ished r; MS— Bul C “nL. re ll. bran¢ jT— ~—se irgini gth, A cb5 Lb bad. or pphi : “ha bo: ma CR ¢ ash ase. Ss oO lon sit. . nd- n gain. ear 5 all : e 2 fro Shidi ; 1- Hud a. lc AR a :ndso ar OU ingte 08 oF z, i TY e413 NN. KR Unt 315— Se enheness. tinea oe epin n RICK LOIN = Aa | PUR, -new, $ dson onal | PiIN— J. plati me im ig Ang NPeE_ ia evis-7 sides. PEW ne ena _——— BELT. on and Page niences.—_ — z je fa 75 am CAPE] 65. eal m ion; | cost $ 44 * num: mitat Bros uying y m aml SRICK . F 12 Bea A N. — in et; pa 10nds; alate ail rga! y. ew! $7 ot lon: ( ore new: U nd ees fal cies |_ Mot — — ts ntr Ri d 20 ft OU nev ing FU 4 15 rked mink: ) IN—-Q 412 roll "08t-I , wn dru suit m ] N. akes | exc Und Rea Ss RR oe $42 __ em E men. with otors. a i—R al —~ . L c. Sidney $i: sand RC ml ski ta a be M 0 Be er; et - Dis. a ost j it., 4 eller erw ployed 5201— ho boa ot oom fe h ee way Hic 3008 ice Un, cont ter arm Seo if Satie 9 as, arco WALL CASES Sete cone eo cate ie Si cess | SH, on oak TIL. DI - 2x6 1A . 3 00 ’ oor idell. lea an |! Cal! )} @ian e; Ww ristm 1k = ay st. arg ; &i180 , ha of ae . — ette rst $2 ove- om a, 55 s: e b 9 e: — ra a: wae NIC or ING 1 ° 1—s th 0 Ut ing FU : ri ving amb ; vo iond ri ill ak as ain: (c) ao - ain. tabl rdwa oak di lay bie, —I[n a ~ 27 ca Cc with 34—La xcelle oard i for 2 OM ’ good ping na, ° h men; AL, ' sao econd an , dndell._—__Lindell_ city; ston a u ca ng, e $3 presen will CER Call es; re, 1 wy ite. new, aoc eae dahee ~ CABAN board. rs nt m for CaR hea room; eat vate , ne eagg ond-hand TER 2x12. L hand; stol Salesme 1644 aw ality | 6185 ; corte 00 ti c make ns AS Oy ee igs ovelty,|- ~ $2 ood. (c NE, hy cals R, t; reasor cl ; fam wly . W. a ge — ee ee ost $600 | Pe ND nda t & 4 Nit . Bb. a2 like z ng 5073- oe at 3376 : ea 1909 noemania ret CAL i t ra gg: — Flag gee gee indell 18 _lLoc ot $45. 307 V °. 4352 DIAN may a gl LF pe ott at hed’ oll BUT y, 1009. 3 at WRIT iw Cote . ving pores a Lo st_337 tive AV Pt) PS nable. Lind My mls Bidne; Edw | othe pine zine 745, FUR = 307 ample, 3572 | —_t {OND alere walt pr carat | scales, nd. sildir sh rCHER ) Ma o a end ER—Ne Cote 60. ences nd@ run veiyv 6. front CAR 3.7 ousekee rindelt im NIA, és 14214 SinLDIN — &}% r kin dim s of ghoc RS—Set Victo nat (c) Pratt —H . Ph ice that, elec cash ding ee FI a celle bars ow Bril- ; excell ning Foor roon 1 a1s0 pin ell» “A ene Fe 26 ‘ room. 8.—— UILD 3848. . Meyer ds of conrnee £500 cost Set o! ria B ural | DIAMC cash. alf ka one F mt, urle ie top; bu XTUF TY nt ba able, “Hamm CATE ent m wate with coms... 627 anes other _ ee (1 Lib ei * Sidn New tion INGS 12 We 3205 8 ullding ium- Black $1° 5: ? black . Sth 4. >” D R Z508A Ny biu = con! all bd mi 8, a oxes boxe (ES— re [Ww RIT Lit $61. inum , Deut -_- _ water; 501 .* odorn p- SS, bath, sonnett 8, $3. water, c ate fi NIA, ’ A T 8. urni IK 227 7 adwa IRS—Dis or $40. muf mand] E IETS ho ay. Abou aan. te, $45 i ature C see We leat c cand putin = me st Fletch Bellin ney 30 7 "ATES, sma!) room ee DA ving pa Rooms, ter in house @ CALI es, $4" hea eening. furnish each: Two 3 acky. I Eo (eo) MY ng Dispos 1 Nee 8c | __ticke DS— ; t % > LOTE: LO gs. will # coolers, { puting TYPE .. Main er, Ty s all m re. | ee 56130— heoome .— YTON, r_siee well- kitch usekeebin IFOR = . bath, ha 1606—Large —— second nev )-gall Tindell ta Co oc)! Gi Xn apes, ng dru at arent DI ts, $5 Pawne carat; il qu ls a 700 Fr lobe ave y freezer, EWR 845. eentral. akes, 0! CATER, rates Nice with “Toads ae 2810 ping: furni = sieawria NIA, 1 emplo ms secondhand a h 1874) astruc- 613 Loc stoles mmer’ 37A AMON 0, $25 ned $276; $12 singer PO Pe i, ore ou money: perf ITER entral @ Co. 10 ATES, 680 —— oard.. wi i ated: all conven gee _fe shed: sate ctrl ‘Sa. 1807 i oT owen bri - 2 ot-wa - FI Locu presen and ‘s sa { sto p—2 == B ee 7 iZer at estau n. and ney; 400 ect ¢ —Co 1 6496. 10 heat; F 077— Ss, bo AYTO l conv urni : cook hous CA c, $8. kit adults; a fi . Mus ck, 7 180 ter t RC st. ts. coat umpies Cc) ne. $350. — Box i $100 « 1 ICE Fur A ga - Offi 0 Io onditi rona ge exc Sou ard — rt N. 2 venience shea king. “3 LIF chen, back pect H 7° - we 1D er. G 75¢ severa anks, & OAT 403 s; ide s; cho Di A} 350 arats; 150. € . POX & 8s st rei equ! das) ce TY wa. ion; $°. with r OBR ntleme olen} chern he . eption ea table 2608 nces; room, al ‘ORN ing bh 350 mall oY my 2 hund 1 hu $5; $ > . ler —™M Equit al th “- o {OND . 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Li 15 N. ¥ pianont YO Lindel man’s; 2105 vorn 3 SH x J-3 St Ss mu cond-h — 57 rices and 4 o.. manuf ror. | OM— Cl ne a ~ boara; | roo Nicely for meals: c | GRA ping * o fi 7 a shed. front 37 ntl y fu nae or 7 UTE sil 3269R. 3. tim | wy Mg meg (2 la st be ooiel aah A: CPR 1419 I nanufa | or ci Furni Colfax : at. tw i =) aac ly —_ . two neals: com- | AND, 2 es: ee se co ae ae nYenien i 1—C omen rnish el SOs ande AM Sah sU apne xy pa —_T SISTER V ost-D mak of th — a Snembite facturers « J ee shed 3214 im bean: & setae vin b furnished me com- | tive, 1 2850 at alee af ores AF A’ ces. rooms; ®, lea enianed, Scaem +b AT ib Aub IT— coat; (eo) | &A ; pay hi wt ispat e; no e | — rank} Poet on pe =| 6 oO Retion fron ds; all ROO MF eds; shed abany | heat new! A N.— 80 ront | YET : suite; n, 8 ck C TY ert. Sin t; iff SASH y_highe d.—-N ch. oth- Klin; ures of | ox ‘olfax ation loved, t roo all M—Pershi e OC Bt — vi pr y furn! At sleep! ! oom TH, 4 . = e outh “Chureh } bar t8 Sha ind an he r e 36; we Be REG gheat pric ation (e gay Be ST. peoltas i= Park: aeteate. 2 Aa Mt ea silent. mea! eienibead: | HAR i; private _ rnish Dod! ns ences: for A 37 ay heenet. ¢ Ls co eas hate, a (ob) our an equest alm P e: Pp iISTE rice. al, a ce) | Q Central | LO = m ate f cent ref! room ling and U mea hee —s | PER, 2: fami ed fr er at | if no cou rai ir. and nual of " ost n _Fost D ay ca cR Ww +a Fore ny co ‘ = ntral)} TA U LS => eals. Sryredg leme FY ned in a and — las. r ated room "G0 vy. ont r 3 attrac- _ desired. othe ple ; w La sl modern ro Lit ly oe ot ¢ Re st-Dispatc sh; (4.—N rest 42°. _ (99) | TAYLOR, | 4427 ¥ 124 itse ie | bees ao ln ag Onion: la ee | tare s for 7h — soma: qteae |LA r roo ott & rae f ; ibe sat Abram erco stm ana 4A SSK ch need Na me TS (Soo? | bo R, 3 4—C iz po- R t &0 ness ment: =: ine, rict. light T ; gte SA Gran rch eated: urnt 4 2 mon, 4218 et at prices bird’ s is ats, as "a gem fo and badly tional; — | -| 18 oF $533 N Child arris; OO) 5SIW. per ; priv args. atti HEBER Col hou wo am ho LLE, a , RE shed ust ce) s s th > w call 0 el cle ent w I! r som office y. B 1; 807 Aawres N. to b l AN — — sons, vate » att —— | CBERT — ax 3 seke neatly (c) r usek 0 gas rT ho ria ed Page. ° ho ing arance of => Jin av e fi fur ox K _eny | | te f — \: DB / on fami rac- | ho ay. 1x_ 3350. epin fu i. eevin o od hou .3 ang uselea 2 c Py al bott past has you n se of - Fix Vv. ne oll niture ig7 amily: Va.G. — will in a OAR Se eee 1eals ilv co! useke VO00O7T — g; Fai rnish [MP. 34 Zz roo eo: sek ate fel— e. sil oo nt's rs in “8) up om?’ and a been . Are the suits iXTUK painti wante - al gentle ger shar beaut! ARD—W als bl P eniet ight 3—T we ni w MA 49L, ished of BL. heat: afl” wit: autg eee wan (c99) eet un the c its a fford suits $10 DDING For ¢ 90. | offerings rnitu antit AHOG tes FLAT: vate; oom pos... AND ‘3. G 9 a. reat of G ome: LABADI keep! “connec _sleepi Y. S15DA- , R vane 209A il co ; ‘ , f re y ANY reas and st EB iB ran e; tle by, 4 ng tin ng sw see : ~ BL. oom mer WOT ther 1 es; ted f mad ing uncalled-for ea season to w 10 top, MAC Sale (c99) | 1 erin to puro of ve at yl 80 onat coup! nd OAR d 645 or Grand man; 021 room . ~ fur MER porch, t A, . wa 37: = eat! BcoU For 26 8 Page ce) sizes? wear 3 the arment from pur- ERY tors. a card s. rol ee ce ains. ‘act oods die th grade | b ae A —~“1% hot m for OOM sany 626 or eae s —" Tia furnis 49:29—" mi mily; ont roo °8 m shen: h an, ht | ; dou 506 con rooms sta Also 36, hest s fro 0 store E ate « files |] an amnesia a 10 RE quick, at posal, e Go | 2 cope L,, 38 wat tw Oo rae 256.7. nt bho m, ! 4) hed Iw conv m;: onthi . ble 7—F venien .for rete OUT Sale (8) | Un Oc. En 40. ma m t ur oin fixt SQOUIP es. 616 , trp d fia pes 09 NSIN fo mos we vet 2882R. suitat 63— er co! o sen _ S RTUN BO refin ard, n ISON, rooms o pa enience gen- MICH sf R B le, 97; First ences. a” “anos , Pacaited- P glist ee ping ov ures; MENT- Phos ke a Sen orn ey Oe ed Tey = Banger ire vn ntinu tlemen ; shEKING Ww ARD— od for $4_pe 290 =: rtly f wes. IGA Be =; Suge .") —Biac on 5008 Na ig a» Apo 2 and : turers 0000 _s0 t of t will a rity ; et A ae culous | SROAD uae ae” Gn anu2gel ms wRONT ROO SOR Bt pedple. | M er _wee b—2 urnished or ligh Nu, 8 id tae ie, $0: fro ‘ , 80U rman. o Ww e 0 ith ee Ww NT WA R CEPT 9, | MAFF kK. ne shed t housekee al 7 R ird —Ww 9: nt; _¥ ack Jyn ~ 9 Nor ear owacl Db unday: tetso to plain or § bOUK uth. FER SiR tpg | imamate ae RN. adamant 1 _all AY. 7AIDA rc - IT? R RM BU T ITT, atl or| M ou —_— B fl el ge 50 x: t ae. _teau, yers s t n ha $3 mo 50 ORKRKER SS. ce for T oe & § ual| © _ conv oupl xoel! RO a x OOM; L USI ONA me 41 y turn > ICH ing. Ln, 4 oor: t fu = —Pit MU A Har $200; E 8. Van Ab c to «. $3. | ae st. rs cag DESKS” Vilni ash; | NGES E Ss a a | wor FORNIA COs; ——Room rand VERN ATS SANT. ELI 2D MAN NATURA 1 or Niocel roons —nousek wr AR sindell a ; only $ ob dy Vv — lle r th ay ear C ers | Oxes. “BOX. ee ees part | 4 ze f nger! "100 assorte Se YAL all c — Roo n ard; VE ant . I 7LW. ND ARD, inion ark; a9 fro ret R ior 3 ‘ Pate a side 3 almor 4a ction S hol . Ch hou- | pb coun te! L priat ines itions. p reas for | 2b! rd; p 350— heat; | als Bee og run 4240— room; al Fal MISS s : , A ing 643— none, suit; in ye) | BA! . Onest te worn b me R Ating 616 3 _— y Chr ruit lly gra, ining | ° L lable for Nea onable | WA 2 8 rivat Beat ho $0 sin ate. nnin Fro ; all rs OURIL, : RA 3 overcea = cheap. = at ea Sa neat d sul m »p magnifi B lussman! BOXE! g. 616 op ic _ | RO stm Co expr vefruit. | EVE ’ alle coup! tly fu le | W 3 oF 4: e bat itiful mé6 —" NO a x wat nt r con- keep! 12 a a room t. nize 4 Dice ay mi. wo Tae gy ts: senarty - cent UTCH nn, 9i1 ae = teed salle = ey i cm as ros £o., Tam eas Pp are gen L, ie aoe eort rnishbed ASHIN reaso bh: sle large mnrH M er, si com an ir ae _Treaso ngs o 1 i nd and kitc yX | = s for fu warm % ateo R109 a Oren and als, est nd ne- re ER BO} . jub- ad n ALD —Butt . ist. 8 pa, Fi uid) | EA _— ne > S869A ence wo « ro bo GTO nadie. leevin roon 7 nect ARK. nk, ho dq ki nabl r fron R Bi che la ” N9 §. TY i Be style _atree giste OXE Bro » McRa _fc99 oT 2 RP OF -~- 63% igs: EADS, n; pri 69A— s. Si entl om ard, N om 1, Wi ve ing ET, me tohen-1 = t : at on, fi Ke. ne rhinined & , alee Tight 9 W. . Gran WA onan y orm 8; 1 , | and el rs, @ [s— adwi ‘Ray, 35 AND O07 oleo. coffe. , S. ae S. 26 i privat La dne emen ; Ww for BI ee ks roh: th nienc room 23 itke; | oc ce Bla at . axe dij ult, ¢°? 0 b ae Va . t38 oook Fron nie es oe 50 TON pace. l c v w oat ROO t h T, m3, —a 0 .*] 2 priv m, is 14” $3 and - 40 | CASH. on: Oe ee °. TCHE sasonebie. . shel pery Sh ckville:. cas ogg 5 ft GR Ry Agama ing. . shoan as | jaw POF onven arm | M— ousek 3803— bath SLSO to ei hou ate iv t, 36. Ss ne ye & : sf sh ASH Fost Dinpateh_ 7 oe oak ; eas Bh as od R'S s OUTF —— able. TE ac Ave \° op, Bl acl C te ag ae al “$1.60 1 eS Sel RAND, Oe Roommate — and+ WAS whk: —s lences: aka Pg skeen ing or y ent yee wit st :ao8 PL... 1 y ‘emi, 4045—C ane skan $2. 42 _Olive wythin for k sell for $ anes Sompnete bck, Cor i7—Const Frank: T ville, eith-arden. si'5 o. b. Hc ployed: 9A 5.— s or si ee SHING aie masa. (1) | ST. es. - sm nt; gen or 2 gen rool NIC A ms, bath, A newly fu seal, Saaw ene! ve wey et eauabiers oF — } $i. fect | C ASH get of nnd “yee r YPE y . Or} rder. =~ 50 . - w iy ( HY. . Jae ate family: fo sters m Mra NGTON BI Rarage. nd board: “ ee Louis, 43 all eee 7 tlemen. CHOLSO rr © R BL. oT. y pneciae ho good c- M 0 Jarfle bis { R —r ssman to ound ofr F , VW I fe e G ‘) mé an. $ Ail> mil r 1 we -_-- -—— ' g00 b Aes 44 ind ectric 4325— 2 5 ° ' vo fu bi u bile ” ished. conditio iler’s,. will’ lex can Cc AS LEGIRT n, 91 ols; A Ti. | j TE - ro. | HU 1—K yi: Fr ene w a qard 55— } oe c, 25— 0. ingle, nk: rnigh le; nek si bch sil SGISTERS 1 S28 cke ¢« t F niiiaciestiineti nies “MP t00 eas 2 _| WAS mea] for N (3) r. 1 Pu Ca . es ed | 2 modern coptn La . for $10. 6 35, | AU" e Olive. Phane ings 5c ISTE Two. rt Oe OF ACH DA ae a Eeet! bY, 36 board: | room; GTON A furnish = and a5 S680 ot roo _TOo! 362 -. for | R BL, + sleep! fromt roo 1 ITOM xX ——— e. ‘cD e ae —. to. . oP ame a 239 way ia’ a vO In D JE IE al omen 09A—F eas :- 2 “00k woking also a\> 4 le b eds, ed S1 ¥ = Bh - XA — s. T m: k . oom 7 | ele 7“ ng mm, —oo —— yy XCHANGE = eB oe zs SESE sneer LES WD ADDING 22%.“ iar as To | Wasi ee Tao mee cia wiawes | Mee ag eee ae lamb 4 S000. 4——W 2 ne ‘onal ; = . 75. 3 ‘ts (Cc) win od M eg refer co. ~ 8: 35 8 G “room 1ING y ot-w ® l] em room ewaek: oe sis ete -doo . AU " coat o. Vill adeenen Cc st. 1aAnE i‘ Sea " inde ; dd d “a8 AC ] ale J red. nven er rand a first TO ater attr Su ploy La : kit oO no ‘ 7 n r collar TOM sor tra —- IASI e; ex 13 rt 19 er ADDI new AS \ bib fent; Bn i 1/4 42 or | thi -clas N B he acti SPR inday ed; 2 Be, b ch- OREGON hea ecess vice; net : Tilt oR! auto de n a e i RE Apert “aso 41 a NG b = ; 4 i KSO ; gent eatly : J. = nes ‘t ae L.. m at; h ve ING, es or 2 in tf right | k ON, —rT t. tt " ygetiy. 587—T ary. ’ very nois LES ier: ew. $106 lectr GisTER—> reppiri or tf -) 8 dds ¢ MA ‘all 831 -é . entle N. 3300 8 lema furn WAS wage eae ae 435 ome | __ neat. 290 ‘or_after amil fro eepl ~~ 1924— “ y fu w $ will ment farm Wiad part , 100 Call ic: TER ring time: se ne ; . AR rnish Oo la . sell | 8, price 1 260 —Wi ” Forest | © eaday,” aes — . 1014 _mers wes chanener Bis ae __, | SEF’ all -in pri 5.—5 oarders | front GTO em _ SPRING, itinuo uc —S'u t, pho r\P = Be BI orent ~ f rae if gi? lar BE junk right acres i exe) re) ASH RE = J 1009" 3 total Tab 6c -* ave it $1 surroi ictor: SF FERSO? ne: vate f oard | oe roon N BI erenc e or | __ for "9 3 hot rnished ne. PARK, . th fod 39 R79 Ry ight h i ceaaren rignt. : ene) ORONA 0. Tvie yughs’ . ‘SON, 11 ami and ait a 4, 37 nied 8: | ligh 16 1 a re |P 3455— ; Pace" 70— Fh -sized AUTY4s BA75 1 for s seleneid ten J per cen GIST 9 Mar tal ad |, mah ONAS * Tvier oo ~— —— mM 3 2 16 Oi. ly. F room WA cour od b 06— good | SUL tt N.— cof: nuns ~ PARK, =. * 8 a ‘ ing vit tion; HO _t tah tock id im f ne pair w “3 all hts-— “ke dder; ogany, re bull S-——N . yler SSarant ae vil: c a _Ha loc a. { 391 a 0 at 73 te ne itt only a, ow cons “Top DESK —Pxe yatal net, co tervlet | AW. = emen: Nice! Gra - | water: hot 4s 41 . e nished AE rivate or 3 ; pri ng | co ELI ‘ Fe pee ater; aia 3 wet new ; ae! (ee No, uot ore =|) em F Rth ot. by ag, zany. — a. atc : D. —~ or 2; « — | ws op! >: | 4 i lien re in } TRA! eal veek room, TG ping R ni $5. shed rc i lapatch, yo gh IPHO N els. « yD: offi. 31 Ty + inble t— r, S10. tie fe) ot _ ‘ OAH. : single ree ; m @: | Grand aor ladi, easona wido TY room — pal also hou - ER. 2 con L 5 sekee cond NE was. 7th nt afes e ty ) mW’ =o Matlock a r cE mploy 3924 beds; front. rA lene At -en iio, jie or ° ndre —Futt $50 s. b / OMS— pr ont 9] met | ‘ UIS, con esired ST ri ~ - as a! ntint ea a ‘ (c ryt at Nev nd C x » anc rishe n at ’ iva roo -- 42 re nec , ' con . ee uo n. 4 EWR nt ny, vy Oliver ae ndition WHITTE piap Sele nth. h, | ow px ‘e oom. for m | plored 18, 4858—Furnt ting nousekeep- er ae - > : x BL. 56 adulter Mh. oa hot wat 1able. S amen F3) 9 r cheap. wmisz mae MorP ~ irla: rivi ™ Y er; @N a priv ce pommel EL Tad ean sh ae Tr YV . steam : = x tie 30 + ouse 422 ‘tick * p ~~ . > - ; ve leg with tOO) every perso ‘vate - . BAA . LOUIS rea ed > . VINC heat tio ne S we VA a —_ sb. Bt es wri mM 35 — ry re es; ff v i—I {A is amily: for *. hous Is. 4 sona housek for NCENT . r ua nm ca Roo Neo Tae N. 2ist ls - 28" pom , ASTON we - fmm en ggg agonanin anv. ants ater ag cone — ble; yo _voniences em ; 0. ote by sharing Se sapartm ae , y! very e- @ room Ty a na aR re os 7) | i --- 4704 it or ___F OF t Tr! ; ] f m™m- — : ' - , n ne re en — id ixvoal Wie a = “By = (OOM— Rie — mes A > © Sage 3784.V. | oer ae > oe — convenience rooms aoe iT, 32 da : Bu 4 very reaso cine —— ' MING @: pri Pron, . ss : ane autifi rred. ine ser and 5S97A—E es; ; di _vat pi ne, i375 na ° soe with NG. 302 priv: wat neatly ar ong rt ully Ph ¥o.:5 vice wa ‘A— ; priv cht — gi ¢ c S 70—C ble. siete vl - U1 —Lagee ator neat; — 1GO Mss BAX y, furnished; one Cab- | BNION BL rm: rate allowel f a SH O24M 4164 ee al floor _ Meo sere g — . ® room n- me- A omn haces TT . re 3 . priv at or ho: T 12h owe l i - s r 4M. ‘ : sul elco coa k an. ! Gomweten. “care = | at 5b room oom welcome, — - steam | ovine front sleet ; private fam- | welcee pins 2 ni or furnace SHENAN +& RV able A ae ae . ent hoon Als: sleep! s D aot oping: lig celv f sce | with IDOAH ¥ EE Eg 0; — at, 73 » ke nx cl | bt a urn - | out board: r E . al southe Two ntlemen “rooms; P RECOM = seer roome SHENANDO/ wate bu gentl ily; rh hea? rT on! Pa “OMA Sn furn mas or ” AH . “Cab IER am! referent xpo iitully fu ¥. sie. tcc Cc. 84 uth ished. 8693P xe : E : u ces if de siric Vv fur hee Gran 1 ae twin 4 i—l dest ntle F - . ait i c Beautiful fu we priv . mos —t. lire + fo xo ff: two ren ew 4 : hou . HOA -- .* z ly vany 69 te a A ae r gent ‘ont -gentiem ante me | two Ly ip » 434 Page - 6 Lot oe lem i} ne ¥ ear ing 976. call i wh oe 2 4 ~—— evan, aan n oF SB SHEENA!’ lin tak e housek , ’ Ps , ‘a 1 | ' pire yy .. w - = Telephone V.. _ 1820—Ni sonable; 3 ang Mroenished : th A - firiahe * ay aft — estates . 4 . : ous Graigdh 8858 habeas? oles o2 = —Lovely ” men: » re i 1 nience “ ree . | a mat oe caters tater veg =e 5 ‘ =e ’ w

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_B™ 350 MUSICAL INST | _B 350 MUS! RU | CAE LNOTRUMENTS, | Horses a and Vehicles, Store Fi ‘ixtures, tures, Typewriters and lis cellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. ee is FOR RENT—South | rooms FOR RENT—w pam hed - ; ——e#Vest 142 a Seite furnished sleep EASTON: 4344—Furnished room, bath, elec- ree FOR REN r—West eo _fOOMS FOR RENT—West re . - ~ ©. all —s furnished rooms for EN RIGHT, 5824—Tw : from bash: 433: Te rac tive room | act :TOSS W ASH HING’ TON BL 47° 21 —L sree. oe ~ ™~ | «a HOTELS A af — —eit_ furnished: sink. ) Bg met en Seeens, dell 5295) Stnall cultured family. Lin- steam heat; em) ed peor ~yihew licely furnis® ed eT! . Cc i datttin diet ete a pevate ert; private family. 7 eer poem; | preferred. room 43204 — yor nr cat lad 1952x private home; reasonable. Delinar Ni - e's inar whens Brigg A - | SOROS SEAR Gate For i Saie_ — | Dogs and Cats For Sale Ancona ee ; , : —*. . f itn antni a . acne P : , N °” ~_ e, . weer. / ' 7 P . 27F ; (S——M: ‘es fer m les. n\ Pe INI ER—tI ver ~ - SN - - - _ 431% . aa. ae a —r~., ° $12 ee} rv? riw > ’ 4 } = Ae e aL a ai s ik ed. be r. CM 7 we: WASHINGTON BL... 4016A——Desirabie | 8th; large lobby and ever; tee te age, t podiazees, registered: reasonapie. | _ town; 6 years old. 2245 Wacren at in | COCKERELS. Sons of Shevards eng Waa . ~ua a4 ale i . avs ios 4 bOMERA NIA \N S—)} erm ale. ‘chocolate. . 63 Te : lire es. ! 733 Vista pt. u ~ ee Sa BE Ad st ee ee ee a eee ENRIGHT, 4 456] See s? 1—2 5 700 S.—BS8ingle or con-| for light housekeeping.» furnished "rooms | MARY VILLE ee : ' volns, sing'e OF en Suite; steatn he } ~ORe ; locati ul nad } fe B = prefer —- a heat; oe An a ~ quiet na central a bf TO: TER RIERS —For ~h ow , - our work, save time tetiy Sab Ns —For Christmas s gifts greed;; excellent watch dog; ma ; fre caahe y age; reasonadl: O27; CnMristmas present; no deaiers ~6 A ; Ba ee a ntam c. , 95 50—Furnished room, suitable 4g : children 7 : a ee mepetie: Was ranger raping Bate pnt A amen._Lindell_7020 roe , ~s ~ b: Purnaled am ~ ax Southwest ENRIGHT, 4631—Gonnecting ho 7 SEWSTEA 2 832 N—T or 2 roon -—. 1s, house- | WASHINGTON | BL.._4140—Second floor | an a TATE Wit = —— - Rn. J and.up. Call Sunday a. m.. 8300 2 feo ee hed A 6225 Benton 203080 wal 3330." Gas range; good Bigs of ag ee i reason ob ' steam heat. "Apt se : oe tleme oa Se San ¢ rh bce ws Sorage: BR me Se nh 3 other young buel- SoSTON TERRIERS— Tove a | | sie CPPIES- PUF PLES. Pt PPIE 0335 Nice | i: LEGHORNS—500 — room: we N.—WNicely furn ished Wi — ect ae ay 2 Sm ag connect. bsacre need eet Box M-i Cd Post te. | ic vaas NS “Union stud dogs, at me) Peas presen 2fT Meal ene pet jets. “ion al Jexear nena, covkersie and === lle | POSTON BULL ; ‘} n Dp! iv ate Jew! : . ‘ it Je free ~ ione, gaa range BP nee _ _ - | PC ” OD L P *.. —_ 7 \ "sa 4 >? : ame . . h. se | t) ‘, ENRIGHT. 5 r SAS, bath. ) conven ences private fam ” TON TER - ——" —- v E PUPS— uriy. nice lo . 5 4 ae olden Seabright. thorough ¥ @ roome each. secon oor, hot- ms: 193— large. |'NEWBERR( TER ———_— | Wasi Le 5370 P ERS . TERRIER PUPPIES—Male and fe- at $5 ©3235 3) =. 4416A Arsena!. 7 electric, Bell phone a —_reoms: 24 ficor: wailtt heated ; 808 Neatly furnish- - rin hed On BL., 4539—2 nice rooms fo: SI vi HING a:@. pedigreed. 1927A Cora. Forest POODLE — PITp c — “027 Paim at 20GGM (c} e ee — , , . a . r? iv tC e > ° now — . 5 . + > > ; . ‘J ?—— “ * o7 : ’ - - — as = — yy bao ~ Nicely furnished NRIGHT, 58: 53A—Room for 1 or 2: refe Se ra nte, 7 Roame” tl oSay"° ents; heat eeping. water. gas range. hot-weter | ECIAL R. ATE a Beas. PERMANENT =e _ 3 =H a fc) Col. 1039R 1eap ‘ aim et eusexeeping © sieeping rooms; i ae ~, Ferer-| NEWKERRY = 2 ue ——— -— — -—— = Wane at inital N 8 —— TE RRIERS—Severa!] toy females. | POOD!® ee Pp — — — | ENRIGHT. 4457—Second-floor ——-— Lecting ais ~, RR ~. E, , 454 5—Two con-| WASHIN tyre Bk... 4954—F rst-clase sin-/| en ation a time to ane your winter res- high bred pedigreed: reasonable “ 4027 : ote = ral Bridge French poodie dog. 4855; ___. Campine . —— _e e oor r- | _Modern a for light housekeepin gie, we ated, second-floor bed cham-/ overlookir t. suis finest resident yt NOrtn ark et. ps 1 ridge. Cal) Sunday. VE MPIN 2 Nice front room: car —_ - meatly: gas and b _foom, fur-| _m ; Peasonabie B:| te r;' Olive thon « ham- | overlooking Forest Par! ; lal hotel | ~~ y —____— “AMPINES—cChickens and a “ot Met nowy aa family. Cal} Grand 244] | 1987 ath. Forest | NEW BERR’ (4 } i, rei y ar. ; é this a an : .= nA, 1 ear he golf !] (a: SON] N Toy: male: . . ; i UU I Liée— Ma! @: ¥ ou! ; rm ust sell; $5: also = w : Joh: naonr Att . Henderson, KY. Pout hea F “ EXRIGHTT $024 ee ae? ae i Y TER... : 408—Neatl y fura ished \“ aSHING TON BL. 4147—Furnished sec. | COMMection. Forest goroet Phy ing: cafe { you lookin Zz for something wee p | __ fox terrier; cheap. 5015 Semple. : pitt ie ae ee ee ee ndeveuiter car, ~ ——eUT Seco 4 floo fu h | keeping room: 4 “urnished front house- we ag ully for 1 r 2) nts, pon ar ront, connecting .ocoms: contin- | ~ " a or al] 21 Pa gees | PUPPIES— Boston terriers; reasonable. 2819 Co ! * . uty: - : n rT. rnis ed ' ad “T 8S or couple: good —— — : anted. } orest 30077] u us hot ‘ . phone haa . ROS” 7 . TER - ' lafayette. Gran: a47( . — rn sh ne wate home; to refined lady em-| —*“"*** heat;| NPWSTEAID APARTMENTS —— ~~ | WASHINGTON. —— Roo STON F R RIER— = months old. male; | s> . ne COO. ME? I eis H-IN —————— | room With r) ot ee utiful | en ee r a 4411—Rooms, hot water | MMATES WANTED ngut o1 champ! ion: reasonable. Grand 6470. | ri Pi | ES—T hore ughbred Spitz oGLO | sana DIA——Game chickens, puilets, | ; rivate = h y ictrola privileges; hands owner 6@ hy me; hot- water heat. ga- ROOMMATE k Tt 1 A 21s +4 maak! Ain (Cc) ‘ Chamberlain hen > ‘ and cockerels; cheap. 4534 i a Wtd —Gentleman. SB6B7A BOSTON Cos ; - OPP PIES. , ee EEE women ey bert) at ' + TE RRI ER PUPPIES—Pedirreed ; +: ge | —White Maltese poodies 46°9 -— —_ bre : 2335 7 Oliv } ——Sse CON — . Or g&¢ nti ema , aoe Keepir room la +) ; ' ecnilid: . , aston terr! er. cvillies oO terrier “ae j ThiTW. —— nee NRIGHT, 45 70—Second-floor f front Toom OT IV E. - aaa : a EE a x at shone : elégant! furnished: aa ae — a ive 9262 — ns . 1106 Hickory. —— erg reasona! Ler ‘ie th Ma « S. | Minorca = 49° Pi— 9. : ? ~— > a aan a ASHIN® OTC IN : | ~4068—One front — | ROON aot 2G et. i MRS. Be E. YATES, JEFFERSON BAR. right m‘norcas, cheap. ne Pam, ~ ale ad art Tf it_when you see it; $10 week __modern apartment. fyent.soem os yeom, steam heat. running hot water in 20M A AND ~ BOA RD _ Wta.— educated ai. PUPS—Male, brindle, $10 each. 2337 at. SRS: ___‘©)| POLLTRY—Biack tose com (e) Two | con West | ahaa 1421——One suite for light house- | OLIVE, 42234—Smail , nomat ian sink; private family: $3.60 week please state * = ily only; | Gq PUPS—Wire hatred fox terriers; internation- and $5 Ed Tr rome comb minorcas, $2 necting rooms " ' ar eeping m odern conv eniencer ' man: « $10 a. : leep’ ng ‘room: boy w A BHING s>TON agg : 37 13—Large — RO ‘ erms Poet .- Is ~ 3—Pers| cw. long-haired. beautiful tails; aic hamj sion bred. Al. Grueter, 3733 Ohio. euditetaiaenatites Re ieoun: } er al on . : Room, neatly .urnished : boeping if desired duits; lignt house- convenient to Tay! R y Sentioman;| Wednesday 2335 Ol ve et. due here PUPPIES R S99) n_puliet&. cheap. 6743 Page. es : mm. hae : conven ences, i v niences; light: in smal) - 2 es OL ™ \ = 4° > ‘2 1 A aan a. a aie oh a ee é .. Ho. si oy - o - .O _ ayior, roacway lines. B ae a : f . L » “sum oston terrior: >> thorou hi re d o CC OCK—I R erred Nicely furnishe > m+ -- Hodiemont cars. ee fami! eel i rriyate | nished room; steam heat: aoe name” ae WASHING i IN BL. 725—Newly furnished | - - Veneral Delivers CAT S—-Beautiful Persian cats, in reds pedigreed little beauties; price pa ani ar i_plymouth rock. 717 Wise, Wise. #1 conveniences. Two nicely furnished warm EUC LID. 30—2 pleasant. convenient sun.| 46 36 W —_— os wow. SA) vere siceping rooms: modern conyen- ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Room. with eve- wm Nght and dark stivers. males and _B511A_ Ih inols ae Bxcepiton conveniences; reasonabie. YF or- Pe Rs owe FT rooms, Purnisad -* an Zo: Raa Wome —— gr — = : | a | reas nable wentiemen couple (Dy P rer meal: homelike surroundings, by mid- tenet raped ese are real Persians, pedigreed PU! PPIES—T horoughbred — fox ‘terrier: ~ Maile | Rhode island ceptionally nies — i : oor. ee oS PROS 1 ‘ i only; neswly | f mn ished lie. fo gen- | Ve re me TON BL., 4503 ‘Apt. F -)—Beau- _die-aged gentieman. Box K-315, P.-D ———— ©6Re. 5175 Easton. mas fema Mrs. . Hook, Edgemont, | COCKE =-RELS—Ss Single comb lly; for gentleman: Beautiful furnished sleep-| EVANS. 4452A—Furnished roon: Jewish | mashstands: front roon 38 a aan front room for 1 in elegant apart. | "OOM AND BOARD Wtd.—yYoung profes. me wanted for wel trained young —_ Route 3. avongsrtliinsinisninlbaaiiansi white. pure bred. Benton Tren. Teas , + @ll conveniences: business men | __ preferred. : ewish ub] oth ried ca. . cle, sional woman would ho on chen ae s- : cat. Phone Lindell 4324 3754 | PUPPIES—Pedigreed English top spanieis: | GOCKERELS . at \—New, eleganily — 7 home. call Sunday FINNEY. 3681—Neatly a | Ww eenwl)w saa, ig \e , VN ASHINGT* IN BL ; 4936—2 hot isekeeping ee ets -_. exchange fo r home privil egos. West minster _rose ‘Ken a 708 a Cc hristmas gift. Pen- bine ribt ee yy Ee. 91i-—Larne room and ki! tchen. room | for sleepin e ront | PAGE ve ween We rooms; reasonable; children welcom Ox es -ost-Dispatch CATS—3 beautiful A Persi a aan e Kennels, 32 Bt. Vincent av nesota. ———— - «er men. |) =_ k ome ahanstine faaem ‘ 1; als nS (c) re ersian male cats. - —-— -— mee COCK Sing le- nit room, electrie, baile . me (7) | FINNEY, 37 7i3—Room and kitch | Socping “oe? o 1 - eepins, renee. ere a °|RG0MS 4ND SOARD Wid—F¥es, arlene! mest be nee to le Ge Stang | PUPPIES—7; apply 7924 Eulalie av., Brent- | chew road ity. Ste biases A, downstalre. . TA—Furnished rooms. tu large room. furnished 7 - ¥ enett?; also also | | PAGE BL SA40 : —— Geil G/Pi WASHINGTON BL., 6§6026—Very desirable ae with twin beds. by two college men: | mom 2 seen to be apprectated: also one Bat _ first street north of Brentwood COCKERELS—Sinels camt / ow electric. heat; reasonable. heat. sake or ouse Kee) ing: __ wit ith 1 private awe sleeping rooms rooms continuous hot water. steam heat a Pe ne as ‘ran A ond | Park: Pe ne i B17R al no kitten. Plegge's Pet Shon. Schoo! No mf or will trade for chickens. Wei sa. 1 S—Single gone, tes Fr 8. ar oy — —— a , all conveniences . | _ ox 3. st - ‘2 Season (cO9) | PUPPTES—Alredale; 8 th i. ae . e - Day erguson, eC a front ~~ OOM. FOREST PARK BL. 4400A—2 unfurnished . (7) HOO : (1) | Coow c . _—. . e; t orough! pred; Saen —2 unfurnishe ©" people em-| WAS sHING TU N L . a AND BOARD ° tid— 9 ; 4 HOW, grand red ma} le: ‘ stock, oclares furnished; ee . - = i Booskscpng’*@O een’ | | many, rniniea noggonecning Taos | 2 ponte wa | WasniNGty Bie OOBPSTro peqvecting | Nnoetipe roma ery adn i Jogi | ed cette aI Ree eim: | woreat 10° 4516 McPherson. "n= tc) | COnms Ah, COCK ERETS aee,eoe : e¢ room for © FUrnis ryoms for = =e AGE 3°2A-——9 slaenin -~ floor: $7 Bo a week: vate family. including ¢ ~ a Wi eat ansas City Dog Show For type and | PUPPIES—Biack SPS Ee PEEP ‘eds. more, 4222 Nebraska. p . as: cal) Sunday after 1; ; sin oes 4577 px urnished room: get ntle- ; _ “s ; vate fan ee» a a 340 aur ing rooms $4.50 50 also other eae Ené: olin uding tio Bo ; 7 ie a charact er he can't be b eat; ~ Te males; also mck and ion rte and. asad a “eervi od . hou -* + ATE RMAN 5° 7 Large warm ny | ao tg ee ‘ widow's home: west: or room CO LLIE pr’p S__4124 Connecticut et Po months old: price right. ool “abanvy 2052 W oe teaaee SS = reds; . — : . . eT moO . « es nette Is a ‘L : ' =) eae : . POU as, LA—Fr urnishea rvom : a. ) ee at hn] ‘people. Forest" 4186M ‘ , qs 35 \—Large room with — ke - he} ; furnished complete for house- reakfast if preferred. Forest 4166. COLL [E—At stud; white, registered “Dione PUPPIES—Pomeranian; male; orange and! pen, also y 478 pe at. | RD —Z —_~ fas range ard enn | ie NTAIN, 4822—2 lovely furnished $7 ir fam: ¢ RE —— ;, “4 , ’ Ph a e- cable a mask; littie beau-| end | anover s¥., ; oor; t : aalihen ers : ——— at a Te eee Mee fn dee aaa = —,!} OT —— ies. rs at °OC : cae urwich es roo ter he gecon private family; yg ~~ Soume: everything furnished, | . 7. 296A—Hall roor all conven- ELLS. A451 rooms for lady employed Rooms ANTE C Or LIE DOG— Taree: price $25. - Phone ones 907 ee nev 4151, - 930—Nice! ee - anna C -orest ¢ i23I7TR —- —_ sabi EL il W D wey 206 : ___ UE PO 5 LTR + —-—$—- — -—— a » furnished room; con- GOODFELLOW se6— _——— S53 ——————— WESTMINSTER r 349 “2 reggae ome - - Bi thes a ‘OT, LIE— neuen _._. | PUPPTE&—Rvussian wolf hound; of best vay —R i. reds and pullets, oes (Ae unfurnishe - =e ether roomern: oon Beng aint ake Ws ghee ~ Elegant! 7 arorpished iE L.. 6277—Fr at “room, kitchenette nished roome: Fee Re, ‘and hot water FURNISHED ROOMS Wiad — Room and Ray = Thoroughbred; female; $5. 4562 wetting. Sage champions in pedigree, will | ak 4402 Morganford rd. $1 | keeping ~ eo -— . range; a ts WES Ss r itchenette by two ladies in cle neiimed | init ilaetie make ideal Xmas gift: wil! register in pur- | "ULLETS—R 1. red pullets, Feb “a 441/A—Modern veni —— ~ AGE BI 4‘ Ae ge ere eer ee — 'MINSTE ER J L.. 4150 — 2 connecting home: West End preferread-: $25, as se ined COLLIES—Puppie aes - ch , an > a om : ebrua hena, .— —— ; °05—2 : - cont g t End preferred: $2! pies and | chaser’s name Forest Park Kennels 5560 $1.25. 3908 Coune : set twin beds ; newly ul Orns aitchen (OT ge eg wi ty’ LOW, 1 r 76B—2 newly decorated 01 light housekeeping = a 34 floor ‘ Box K-87, Post-Dispatch 5 per month. / of breeding. M. Thom am -ty 806 BV abel Vernon. Forest_3345R. (ce) | PULLETS—35 ~ eget Coven Fee fore ‘ * ; rate ’ or }! : “ ~ — = sieaienadinds Oh I INS >? ae ——— + Oe LO ' va" 5 ray — +--+ wer - - ! —— ae sin o BRL.. 5935—Furnished room. soutb- ESTA + i oc? = — : keep -* room Ee See ts Post-I ispetch - — Hox K-336, , Con > Rear titel coe ~ woos Mo ae 4 ; dog remedies; collars, et senal. , also cockerels. 4987 Are te 6. Bellefontatr t : phone ousekeeping rooms conveniences , om na lox - front: fu —— - —— wi! EST M! NSTER F PL , 3838—Very desirable | ROOM wr i % Warm -— aetes: Sader ompier . $15 Perren, 3014 Frank! in. , puppies. ; 16:30" etc.. ai en ony" 7 Cc ace i rrr: eclaedinal Large front room: steam | -~— a —_—_—__ —- _—- “+ = : oor Trant room; continuous hot Water: West or ‘ = Soe, mc apioye 1; | COON HOoG—wtl Dp. mM. ane ays, itt =io | Fae BL... 3707—8 fus con' veni ences acer, — — ie ~ __ Box E-176, Post-Dts . ‘you ‘that they t I take you out and show 4 p. a Free talog. Nationai | Wyandotte MS Wtd.—2 unfurnished, no rooming} ph; ree coons. 3669 Tholozan. | Rhema, ASB. 2357 Olive. c9®) | CHIC KE NS—White wyandot cocks, coc | 7 cin . y! > Pans on ies — n - >—Rab! inf; cheap. 2868 8 “jah. | RABBIT HOUND—Cheap. 2731 &. “Heath. | @rels: exhibition quality: me 30 - cock 3030 Belt av | *7O™M: reasonable prices. Phone Webster | GRANVILLE | PL. 1402A—3B a — Beautifully fur- ! ho ’ . nish : ; ight houseReepin itl 68? hieatet S aTr > ok Furnished room: sieening me room; ail conveniences rage g with or ’ withou -| WE rMINS TE] R PL... 3947 —Large front fur- use: “ref erences: ont gee gg FE oa eening: a = il agonveniencea | HAMILTON, 9#51—Warm room. hot a : — a : ae usekee} ng rooms; hot-water 3s —~s Colfax : : PL... 7 * 9 atiy ¢ ished _water in _Toom; $3.50 wee =~] ot and cold PA se 3L.. 5040A—Large southern rn ext osed, | — at; 22S. ; —-; —e —— — dates ani DOG—Coon, mp o3eum an4 skunk dog; wide RARBIT HOU ND—Cheap boisexeping. we ene a HAMII Ton iit = Bea: an WW nicely furt ished, a Conventences: gentle ? ; - “ome Ww td Young man \rivate family; __ranger; trial: $45. "A445 Rutger. ; RI RUSSIAN P POODLE—Wnh a ——— | 1887. Dan M. Shoults, 715 Berry rd Web- ) private 5 urnished room, al) 2™°n oF employed couple; reasonat ula! xceptional roon 350 w Fi or 178, "Pr a city; best references. | DOG—6 months old. Dane and bull. regis- | 6 months old. Ap 17 22 w om ag oine: | eter Groves. Hye | HAMILTON hid a reasona \ ple. wie et a 40 80—Furnish ed ~~ I F om one DUS. ne person . ere ¢ a?a ! : ROK mM We a = — : ~ red a be autyY. te Market st.. store.tcR) ment B aad +s i tah gg CO OC CKERE LS—Several white wyandottes: roo i. iar ; ii accomm . ly oery. ; - , aemaetaamasen t ——i nfurnis leen! 7 he } o ~~ y is, ae ae ee =~ acces - “eapegeggr me ope — | ods mfortable furnished _keeping or sleeping; conven! fences,” aduite ing —OCat® UG Buse BEd Pi... 44 8 fro. ns, home, preferably O' Falion —~* : gprivate ~¢ ig os ig ck pointer, 1% years (SETTER PUP—For Xmas, $25; papers. | Rg = ds; fine’ stock; $4 each. H. : i floor: use of kitchen = _refergnces. Colfax 231% ee ee | So ohn ‘Downe ee | SETTERS ceoathe ola; SE" | Kirkwood, Mar Bend and Sappington roads. — Possum and rabbit dog. $20. all | ER—5 months old; $5. Apply 26:9 - a co nable. Forest 8853) HAMILTON, 1015A—Room. well-furnished- PAGE > BL, 3706—One room. furnished e family; all; _comveniences;: 1 or for "E IND, 1212 — 2 housel ing rooms: | ROOM Wt4 —Bi 4 aan ; | 6 En - 7 Sa, ee ve por B nied ig + me 7261 Anna Maplewood Ann a’ oe nite wyandottes, $1.25 each Site preterre ; vr a > RS ee: — . ivTk av 7 DOG—Good hunting 4om@ half hound. half SPANIEL PUPPY—A real, live Xmas pres- PULLET™=. —White wyand ~ field ~~ 2 — é. eidel, 3040 3940. ec) ces furnished, new : entlemen pr t ~ir keeping suite: iy Aes “FS W . preferred; reasonabie. Cabany chit 1 housekeeping; no objection to small | ™movern,: F _and Taylor nd mal] mnished room, with o HAMIL7 TON. 7? we - : —— a . "EST PINE BL... 4:s36— mene heated it ° m- - = sl on . privileges. ,Fentiemen or couple emp As ished room, keeping rooms, a!! nr nt me neue aad sl ae . 4 o' =. ov : evory pre nience [> 0} t — La unfurnished: heat. rou- , ‘d Albers Hotel 2100° N. Broadway. (c) _ent Call Wet eter 1903. North Market Lind oer row o7 rivate fam- f - privileges, hot-water heat; ajiro -U°T®. : ‘ST PINE Li gh AN yn sone Gallagher. 4119 Eas- | POS——Real “children’s pete; over puppy | 8?J12-—-Gnew white; good pet for children. ~~ = Cabany 849 — ee room to gentleman; Hodia- “PSHING. &7x - thacka area 7. rooms; steam heat, everything furnished oe ae rubles: sena'biv priced 2525 Olive at | 2741 Madison st. . Warm rooms, home 0) AMO MT 1S80AL Nin 2 & Ls tlona! ashstand: apartment; _ a. 41 - T) a] man Forest 3008R - ~ : — ~y _— — | 3 comfo am!) RIDGE. 50 ree . re cwaters ' 7 —— : , by want fur- | ~¢ G e, sa. broke; well marked _— ywhere. Heidel P. F., 3940 No all ys u : r — % : - ¢. week for poy roo Ti KENSINGTO N., 5040— Room and kitchen, or “eR “sg ey = . ; ; ; ; . Ae “ | - ‘ | ” ° nfo~tat le ur. : ‘ sh C " wit k | , ' of : fer- Se Seay of Leck! and 4 and Fast Milten AT 8TU iT Rosten terr er: Master King: fee f ket Lindell 1 3940 rth ar person or ll serve breakfast: adult groie = ! oved «We p » Clavton °4R] ‘age ie —_—— 2. le Forest 6552 KENSIN Bs ROOM—In WV ; . . rest a Been = mip.oyea, of ol = 4 1 ‘ , ; 4 . -_ ‘ ” - Fam i rf in of POanrs—: 50 cents to $1 an "on h pup, money hack. ‘Bell | phone. acer, ho ‘ther n sing ~~ df, $4 Andreas, singers: hear ; mar cars. tahb- KENSINGTON. 502 S oe and Earagce rurnace . 7} - ° q”- 3 .4° ot . We ri “A e)] heated, con’*inuous ees } : ] nt Vu Ke a wae £ c lars, den uzzi ies dog aT RTt - . eae ~ % _ —_— J Bik Ds—{ ' 4438 Chouteau. (er ; reom : also scout "ss econd floor front RO M—Larege. wae Sor adie rsa ; = f mm: irs ‘ int P , on | 4 kstone nur withouw sil. FUDD! es large p + prices F “Tin 7 Kine Ch. erriers of quality: y : mm ome and hear them sing, guaran- etc Li dell He est_634W a beste mom. Fr) ent 5463) light; ladies employed. For- Wy INDSOR PL. : -2 furnished or unfur- 33 : save money here. 2335 Olive _ 4c) quarters ‘Rergeant, Ch. Ratti ing, Ch. | BIRD Fate ee : ° — — ad T tr | . ‘ . : 7 . _ . - - "ww SS yr ° Werner 2 aren 2 . s— ——— n } 5 4. ws} | KIN 7G’ s HIGHW AY. 1244 N me - . ROO 7 M- — ront. teal hea od ap ee ont. . NDS : ha ss ‘ @ & Se en sxpesed hous>. | mer: en o> Bl. 7 21A N.—At Dei-| * M——Nicely furnished room ; reasonal le: reasonable mn = ‘| and reasonable Rox K ete ane is mighty and should preva!l. 232° North Side Kennels, 3417 N. 9th st. Tyler | __prices; save money here. 2335 Olive. refer couple ; Cozy home; modern: com- $3.75 3 — room for gentleman. a a —+ . — : wit ot yaaa eT nr = MS Wtd One large or fv mall un- | Dons. Ww —~ Eo Eee us —— } BIRDS— Nightingales, those wonderful —, ° -—-———- e i -! , wr? ri } so0utn rr ane Md rooms o- tio? . ips his 4 |e. - — VS @ ' ve them. + al cin is. wonderful! I RUY bo Ad rt “h » : even ne whistiers; les . - ai LACL — —— assure ' : y imac? 1974" ig? use ing, by ca , 2 ; 1 : ard, eseli, exchange a Write | males A—tLaree. Tge furnished ceanekocainn CLEDE AV we 4372—Nicely furnished ~ c -« .trv ] 1 1454W ROOMS bs nah FE NT—COLORED respectable ‘ady; prefer electric. and con- r arkin f 4 es, jet bl ack saddies tan; me Curtis Matz, Carmi, Ill | sr agit $5 each; melodious, beautiful mt ®: f rnace heat; heated: “ LeOrrien, references MS—S§ lite : MNS -tO « or three geli- mn " wee - venient, near Nort] rd Water T sis Es. ic G +. F ww ondertul males a eee - ~as ” ' 9 e Troy large selections. Pet roome; fu & ; as range, sink. elec- [TACLEDE. 402 cath a tlemen; privet. Pen nijell 5>B0 Ber POOK 1 —3d-floor room, colored. — (*) E-309. Post-Di ee Box 0 ! terrier: oA al ee, | Ww WANTED vou to know that it tts a dog, 335 O} — hae * D a svpplies you want write or call on us: - . > Iowa. eS ed ; 1 , ine electrie, phone | C E. 4355A—2 bedrooms and kitchen- pain eat any 4804R FINNEY. 3828—Furnished rooms fer ¢ poss! hl reakfast and 4in ' “tg — Rag renga? eitemad . wholesale ang retail; visitors always wel- ‘ARY BIRDS—$5. 1914 Farragut. tc ette. Andell 23624] Ri M—Neatls furnishe ONT steam heat. Sa oo irnished rooms io! ple, ih priv: famtiv: n ther | py soo t® ~e > ane} . Club Pha. —— . ~. a nibitor rs experience as a breeder “AN ARIE s—$6. 1023A 8 ~ Boyie. table for 1 or 2 Lindell 1816R — a . on situa@d near Skinker rd ear jor 5 veares’ naked caun an. Geel =, OF) oe tor 0 ch-class fancy stock at \NARIFS——Sim - FERDINAND. S101 socme cieceric| = cot See en’ emtineed. "pon | nibtlor of ‘high-class ‘stock at your serv. | Zour Sertiee_FleGaes.- Sire Toston Oe : floor front: fine — | CINDEL 7 > = : Linceil oO. AR 53° A—-Destrable front room priva > Ane len: "= s ne ine. niy a mite number of dogs in: ‘ AR SING Ek—2 i dou 7; room, a ddanbe- et ay ng eo front Os arge, southern -exposed t } , ERE? e" ntleman or lady employed; ) it: dogs boarded i our pl. perfect health taken. I am located 38 cheap. 4766 Ledu dogs. 3 monthe oid, | gent! omen re mt ta 16 for Z employ ad 79. c water 4 r refi ne d gent eman Bo , " An mm. Ps ! " t ‘ wiern seantftaryv kennel: Aoes at stud: my 2 oe ayy | oo the Chicago & | CANARIES—! lartz M Sceniwia ey i} sa TINDE 4 — Nispatcn LAN@HE. 7320 (Maplewood, Mo. —Neatl; >» years’ exnerience as a breed d 4 st. Louis hare roe place you can get 1A rollers, LINDELL. 43535 — Beautifuily furnished yaa Ame on nev ; - - % . " Pans Ps oo ws ~ ~ ie a0 ; Rokd agate. se line - out- , ‘ ] ‘ iwh -claass stock 7 pnt ‘serv ice to summer or winter with our auto to see ar up 5510A_ Southwest + ey | front room, | _—--____ n et 25c dai! 80¢ Sunday pone a gy tees 5 175 Faston, near T’nion. Ad your dog. Terms reasonable. C. C. Fischer, se ae ya ioe oy eis and r ie Maplewood: nice ‘ =: (nea Aree or more insertions Ie ENGLISH TERRIE 2 PUPPIF = sta mmton. il. as A 3 awARY a 2? 27 Jatuary. : ane BIRDS—Rolier; mal ingers ; clean; only -~ a 4377—Well furnished | sleep- Room for light —— Bans sony in apartment; every modern con- feultad or ' ‘ : running water, ‘A TT) h +} DnorT i=) 3 . * . i " ‘ all 7 An Tr _ pniencer. line discount. | 3% greed imported stock. See evenings: make day appoint . Nechar r y? a ntm Orchard View. ATTEN TION! CAN ARIES——Good sina teed, singers. guaran and v va! , 4303— "Lindell 6645 h. 41383—34 floor room for a BL., 4062—Connecting hounekeep- | ROOM—Front, for ret ntlemat ri- ROOM—Fu!r ee tt J or 2 person; phone ) ng rooms. private bath: sleeping rooma te me; a ona: tema. inn irmished, im private home cf __phone, laundry, earage. . . aoa 7 Ecwitegoee a yk ; re _Wanted_ Crayton and Carssen 4643—3 - — a & voowW. °R10W = | mcs : hen Ben oe ‘) do ‘ners: expert trimme : : rooms for light) LIN ye —. 400U—Ser: n4- 1 70r front ROOMS—Beaeaut!fu! a uthern “expored ho a Tie’ 2 Tia Rif iWebat- Se —_—-- PLP Wrtd ty “+ re Jale. eight : ter | LISH SETTE female, 9 m onth is vo) | onic | Rstege es et r ad trom pellow_femailcs i221 Ann « | _ roo ; shenette; range, hot water keep’ re aft anmweditesed gn x 816 Webster) —T pleasant weeks’ ol Call ter x “ il well at bareain. 4971 A 18 | | -thorpe’s Nort ‘de K se nagle hadi CANARIES—Y easonabie a — eae laundry. iz »t ater. ‘a oa el n , ot nveniences,; ason furnishe: Manchester cars: wake Pradie =e mB « Se _Call w ebst | TEI RIER — Arena Thorpe s North Side Kennelia. (ed a ig Phone fyler 2009E. rem ree a Sera | eet; Ain 53500 ares second Fawr © SSS: am erate 4 dence. __ Fe. SOE ES ET Pl 3 Wi i.—For chiid s pet: breed and eex | ————-—-—_-—_- = "PS—3752 Loughbor ough. | CANARI TES—S! l pri see... | “Nfront:eohthern expastres” gentiomen or | eat, moiern "cosveutenoon, kentieman | two furn TERS For Hani housckeocing, | wi'Bmstetial: pstate eee and price, Box | FOR Ueiuiy wriced. 2880 Olive ot Rabbits For Sate eo neers: ail prices. 4010 ©. able. acdies empio) yyed ee ‘ bse convVeuiences, Kenieman (wo urtiis! no "rooms. with garage: $7 = —__" — PS See re ee ee _ — wi Ce »O . S: ee, | ee nates a = = |iINBELE Bt ne Ss (ies ata hoitetiare: . eae GOAT Wtad.—Milk: et . ; , FOX TERRIER—Male, 6 months old, regis- ee Rufus Red, Belgian. bucks. sev- | CANAR UE ——And bird cages, wholesale a — Lake 6 ana NDEL L BL. 43651 com in private. | aa > furnished, front, in epart- = | By. Rabdonneock, 4116 | tered: fine, benlthy, cheap’ S720 Ot Wesal-| Gee eee Phillips, 3925 | _Fetal!; large selections. 2335 Olive. (09) vate amiiyv. | couple; all mudern ment: ever y eonvenien Ol — mpto r ° , SAT! “colds: feanen ~ — h | rooms, private ceat@dbaa: aietictaen Tie tO0: —E Dlegently y turn shed strictly pri RO M—L arge. furniahed: and oreakfaet: . | “a SERS Cue Wydown 144] (c) offered: for premiuin list, 7 ans coupe a bo c CANARIE All colors: rea able, if not . ly furni ed eugerese. . de!) 39Tw . oe a 7 near ‘aTalhiu iG Odeon B ag f r coupie plioved: privateé home in Web- PU PS—A!1 kinds; many highivy bred. iGE RMAN P OLICc E IX G— P: ID how — Trak Pope av . H ra afie d exe hange any time. e sas. new shed. inde! aN 462 CnPurnshed POOR 1etge me ndell 4681M. ster: carage, oad ng porch 7 steam heat. Pra Laake sell. Haller Bird Store. DP cm ia, beautiful specime ed aeat ae ae, —— ae aang: cepitigang - ~ a ¥ een: aad yer aa fren a0 a | BL. 434 cares front 90m. 8a | a My ane nveniences Pp wate Ena. $33 privat e hk vy e of roupie: Ww eat i : ee a —_ : — RAB BI TS - tr a —_ -Will pay 5O ‘nr. , lbs . ———————————— c ae Mi llaneous — CANA] ARTE marten sie i. aon... Eh ehes Ga mm. Hare | winter. steam peat. bot water: fanitor —» ct ES HOTEL. Sth and St. Vharles Dogs and Cats For Sale for sale. A! Grueter, 3733 Ohio av. Sidney | Gow —Two large light front 7 heat r; fas Men only. Re —— o7 . eee : furnts for ligh h _ est 1876J. aervice reasonable ] & ’ on De mar apuanesnmeiiniaanional at coms BS week UP. SNe ; v! AIRE! DAL Ee “1.7 = : _ " . ve Viet or . aa SX. (e29) j cow — Dry Jersev and aga ook freah Jan “A WAkY ~BIRDS—Hariz Mountain tka ouse-| S-PHERSON. 4018A—Light housekeeping _$°718 wee aur ALCAZAR BOTEL—3127 Locust: | steam) $25 ‘P—Pedigreed; 5 months old: | StiNeA PI —________ (99) | “and 11 monthe hetfer cheap. Webster | __Snl_ te. 2 3 24 fi __ rooms Ri OM—Neat. né ate th m wi th heat, running water Tc day up; $4 week —— ——— ——— : - . br sie ‘ 3130 Ne-| 1885/3 or Olive 1859. 823 Vic ‘toria Bide. | CAN LRIE 5—¢ “ages, geeds, il ot gentiemen oor “Bail ‘- McPHERSON. . 4150—Sleeping ‘room or ‘room oT a ‘thout « eri nmr viie steam R VM —— .: ~ a — —_-—— (c8 ~ ‘ , : - in : ee Hié M E We i —; 7 h wT e for bull terri! - oe ead ee mat ba 41 S- J Eucas. € c on 34081. a and board op tional. oor nes; referen julred Ni orth 4s A YMONT m - - “has PL ymo uth——Good rest t 7 — git . pup 4774A North and “a Stet FE aoa ee +i Pag, catchers or rabbit h be ‘ "ANARIES——Guarantoed ~~ gingers a fe- —— —_ — it m ne ii iti r Tie¢a ‘ ivenienc : 4 ’ at /ial | sa/iF ‘ ’ | lL; a ae . _— alll s ‘ nive ‘ Og, rT ae : ¢ gg 1 . : eh Sleeping room for 2 Mcl’ Hi EREON., 4050—Two connecting front — . -- — — — 4 7 a . . Cabhany 24: 43 a Am D [© AY th z }} > c gl in 5734 Fy wa 7 a: o 4 a ve ‘ — 7 - = on “yon oy - - 9 Nebraska ay. ne, - . aa et front; all conven- housekeeping or _si ing! e le slee pi ing room s. om : “ ‘ ‘ rioUu nt ee I sleeping i eA! = T =] bOO “Lecus — — aie : AIR =} AL ‘E—Mal ‘ ligreed = La " , 7c)y"* ee ee ¥ - 4 Ciemeaain Rost Si 6 310 oe jana. iarness and shat be ANAR iFS—Fems “= $1; ‘2435 Ole, McPHERSON 4158—Steam-hbeated roo ee w ¢ shower baths setter, female. 2401 S. 1lith ae HOUN nS pees an ay —— ; Rig tinnanichid nds 38 Olive. bel eed : r .: oe mae Bright housekee”ing all conveniences : prévate ey 4 Om — >. - . —Connect! use keepin $1 day }| AIR ‘Dal E = Fea ‘emale re = ee ~ t= A age dale rd., | > X KE ¥—Tame x ie. Se" idren S528 | CAR AR? le IRDS—Trai ned to sing any music eat furnish n P a ults. Phone Lindell ) ee =s - Bo — ¥ ~ - . ——— ad . is a sOTTI : Pde oan “i ee ae OS aac area JF - ence . t+ — ~~ . ‘ at 7 % J ox . he . ae ibe aaa - a — at Povane = ‘ -~ onal a —_—_-- seal ” on wravhophone 12713 Wellington. cos, Gran | 40ul ; - cea SB en aye oe i - . cA, 4014 —? roon Purniahs 7. EMI ~y RIALTO HOTEL. 3534 Olive st.. —— ——-=- 9 H SUL NLM iat ». 4 years old; good MO VKEYS—Javas and R hesus; $18 each CANARIE [8 — Good singers. Call Sunda — BTOA o—_£ i ~~ : _ . * “ y en nce, ery - , .% ap: arty nt stearn , efear x near and hot and COi 14 water tn roome.: . i kt 7. EST: ry ae | . mM ile: | t ; i j ra. . (700 V’ Laun the: a sex }? er Stores , > 2 tw > Oliwe Tolle Ae, irir « wee kk 3913 ; junday or or —2 nicely furnished, | pa sone ble @: ie alesis rad private beths: thoroughly renovated. Oc rie = ngtor ames. 3 Hoe Ta—15. 60 and 90 "the. i) today. | CANAR IF calnieste le] 4843 ' , ogmatintten ~ -— — : — ere - v= — ee 5 \TS—lo . Ss cel oGgay. | : ou High la — Mrs. Jazeman, Droprievress. (che) DAL. + ‘gistered fernials oy the ~~ -A high-class 1 rf ~*~ . . eonkgr- no ogg 2 store, Page av and Creve | tivne. « ianakd ‘ atinman — Call a , teond @T19" . yughly broken; ! also tr " : Coeur tracks (") | CANA ome - . Panortth etth tet ti soicteattiiitnmaeas aiuaahd dialed : AR iE Su. At) d neor ¢ i S¢ WS—Two with pigs. 6875 Bancroft. on av Riverside 19987 orm © — ~“yoom ; a : ale ® to oe oe a —— heat; | McPHER: SON. N. 4107—Nice.y furnished large TT 4555 — _peope. st@am-heated room, 2d floor; private f*™- tine VOD ESOS » Kitcnen YiOT etre OSA HOTE 2 f , o\ | - ¢ (Amert ‘an pian). >¢ e ; a ; : na AnG pa : ; . es — h he ~ * ; running water in rooms; &§ (Al ty DALE la igreed: O months old ~ — a - = ateesietiieg EE = . orien TD rie ut real pos- \TANARY ed Wash ‘B = Ds Breeding cages. i A 1910—Rooms. housekeeping: ly. , - ‘ 4 et ia sat ae © Os | c} | ‘ss to permanent guests Linde ] Md ; , cr ' - t . ’ | he ea ; 5 a -_—-- . os — dat ; ea aial Be tats! x TANARIES—Before you invest investi : . ,s a rooms by day, week or McPHERSON. 4426A—Roone. deening ~ Mi . rand — 7TOLSW. . =— — ‘~housekeeping; neatly furnished; zood heat. . - ©. ih... ____- 297 co pletely ANAK = Imported §:. “Andreasber roiler, heat; continuous hot water, Met HERSON, 4064—U nft urnished 2 2 ‘connect - . ‘ — . “os Un , t ogg a ms ‘ a: : a . : s “ . - - ——- “ as ; ~ i. ae — ‘ x: - ; ~ M4 a * 5 29304 Mignourt. ; Ni ei = —z- : ing front rooms all fuel furnished; pri- a ‘ba deg HO) euitabie for BEN TON HOTEL REDALE Tho! rh bred ‘ung Du Wm oe Bis perfect speci- ro “ aarti we oles: rollers. singers steam 1 cely furnished 24-| vate home. var ECT S19 Pine ce Ten In | Seen ua bens Manteiair a ° =. $4 uc ( Lee OS . , oR aa — . : 9 Pir st.: now makin low winter rat ' ; - . ' —— oo ar , —SY pent ne. or ~— fe aes Deter; Gentle 4160—Nicely furnished room, in apar r one po aye «PB $4 week. 75c day: large obs beter =A 7 ~ ——— oun) ! wt rere hoe ate, vile eyes fend erate, S6¢ pate _ out-of-town. ‘ANATUES—Fine singers: females end ge ee eee 2. ___.- | _plenty of heat; ajl conveniences. § i.indell i rtmeni for one or two gentle? ©F ter in reome tg » (o92) | AIREDALE Do¥ 3—14 months; very fine tee ery beautiful kittens. M. Thomson, J5Ge unes. Thr ' cages. 1018 Marton st.. 2d floor. & rhe a eT oe See _— ;| TEMPLE PL, 1866—Furniahed tront_ . : — 82) | “exceliest color and build; $15. Graai| soeiceee — PUPPIES—F | ne discount. CANARTES—Dandy singers, reasanable. n in orem Om a rect: Well | stepHENSON. 4027—Bmrali Bi-floor tront Tiere and kitchenstte, Lent housekeeping AVOID HIGH PRICES J. | _ Gra) | PEKINESE —FUPPIES—From registered a | 2720 St. Ferdinand ph ~ room; steam heai; sultabie for gentieman. nr a a ©. Houseseepih meretforé Hotel. 6th and Pine: new DALES Mal ; . aired 7 | as ay pA Tie hristmas present. o667 Ln- Poultry Snows CAN AR (ES—Heautiful singers. reasonable. roomF, water, ; : t ice ome ~~ et a (2) a v4 > he ‘ — SF wiy ge rater) room, ern ever) way , rntown | eation : 7 here 4.9 ednes ls . ' ; » price ins . P i lit. - ‘ - ere Td 433° , Bet! av aad continuou » eS, a ———e Em le furnish: nfurnished: kitchen privi- , y, downt location, ated ni A nn “> — a PieI\N BSE mr —ren ys . SREATE sm 7? . a ; Teopinag . ——- e ) a es 4708 — . ting rooms, ‘er nVveniences aaie week sing'¢ S7 week sioubl $1 da C , lly yy = ime ' - the cutest put wage Mee ge i os em. at [8 C ANARTES—8t. Andreasburg singers; also ve glee) ey ey pene ome cooking, comfortable surroundings. ’ an , “ng ” — - veh * ~ Ge Og Ane © Bw. .¥ pas oi ket : one emele: alse new gas heater. 2 ° “ 30 eokty, . 1 —Fumished roome for | reasonabie Forest 1°22 & 3 fur- H AMILT ‘ON HOT E a. at : i 7 } : ’ . Tv) 2 ‘ 28197. Dec "R to Jan 1, inclusive Will pold en endow 709 nen housekeeping: conven- | ————— - ——- st a! — nN — pr ate . bal ' - $s r 2% Hamil ton ay. a Hod! = > Pp eC ~digr re c U Al t et a c ua . ¥ I ER ' ; os i rr Ke 7 ven tries open unti i 10 “, m. Monday, ‘pec 1* CAN ARY “RIRDS—s —e 5 MAPLE. 4817 A—-" connecting raoms, neat- N EN PN R. 23] N “ond 7 h . fan wer = > “ ape, line: a real Why buy a acrub dog when we can iurnish ; Forest . 5048 Cabaenne Any exhibiter hold! 1.52 Night and Day Pank cusranteed “$6 Ringers: my own ral ne i , meme ir eve M guest: playroom for the chil- § ..., 1h nerfectiy marked, splendid > ee — checks from 1921 show may present, floor an 1; 3200 8. Jefferson. reasonable. Cabany 1205 icPd) ; ; igreed Airedale pups, eligibl and well ma Ve ae ey Pe them at 1100 Market «et. and they wil! be ~ - tg Oe waren iy) cashed, or may be used In payment of entry a \RY BIRDS—Fine singers andy Christmas present. 412)A “—-: » 508S—Nice. warm room: ‘ev- ly fi urnished: all conv eniences. phone mi furni d reom, steam heat; ai! dren: Porest 2243M; conven- | MAPLE. 04x A—Nice front room for gen- ; ; - - i "| to registration mend ey tapes | | | A ‘ “Yt: alee tive; very reasonabic. r- | ¥ TANDEVEN' TER. Ss AUS N iar oe sunn M EL V LL L. E HOTEL a ik ae eee? tae a ie, aaa . — | io fees this year. More than £000 entries of . | NDE ER. 1008 Nv arge sunn a a. Js 3 Five fine male pups. _ oe anenee meee _ > Pp meus Wes ** 4 r reeka " ; — a ———— B. + i a ‘ T pure eg! a. ——_ C *L g a. pode: oe “ red 3 6 ” Ameri ran ‘ a . 4 ' ‘ - PRY Xu. ’ ? ory : > , be Me , -h ad I Pais t be ‘areusuns ehetr Ga wpe “Bt r a te. C . x —_ . Fe } ‘Be = : Warm. clea: ms peertul | Sere Re gga a ee — _ Ma ern a Ee ae: eee pian; residentia aocany dist: Se ___ —- C a pear eat S—Larse “aanortment a apartment: 1| ter; 2 or JZ refined gentlemen employ or NI EVEN > a y merican plan; $56 and up: all newly “Ty ‘canta ask cout wy: row! chicken na , s now: fe .. ” . 4 ia it Gemived, Ledaarwa CAN secure first-class ac-| Couric: exffemely reasonable; referencep ex- v AND VE NTE - ee ee ae Sing! decorated. Our meals are the best In town. _—_—_——— —- > right age fo aining. These re‘ regie- ‘ unt) oer — Ans | CANARIES—Young or al ar | 3 | : . ‘ro : : : . ¥ . Rae renodit ‘ tere] mmplie ' ' ‘are ’ | ) 7 , eiation Show AN Sag age pot ae ~ h sind —_———- ia ; Dan 371 Hen sacl Vow | ; “hance ‘all or wri At new Sch ’ i mrad +f : aout | ———- ar: cn oM Sayvman. 2117 Franklin av. _—‘| Sutton av., Miplownch ia, dana. 4 at 28. tin - : : J @ ioe Oency CANARIES—8st [i ren hy aber! ng double sulte with | changed — very reasonabie. Cab- | MARCUS. ~~ B406—N ice 2i-f joor room; ‘pr! private IBRKS - ARB. AN \ E Hi TE 1, ~a tt , : . ; broke: real rabbit dog, $15: : this to ca eteaii a ' premium list selected. > —Fian dseme st pedigreed Sec’ y > oe rite. J e ae * thtoned singers, 1916 Provenchere pi. ; home Sal ater 2. DR LULL. | VERNO ee » 4270—Connecting fooms,| MAKYLAN!) 4377 Frent room eultable nished, 2 housekeeping r nto Ne FE yaar 5545 Cabanne, high- farn iid Stove heat, coa! furnished, for 2° S7 wer week Lindel! [ .. Se ‘lect ric ee ae er oms single and en cui private athe. |) ———_ —— —_-— ' han 6910 Weshiretor : . - ones: American plan Forest R995 - BEAGLE — C ee mee : - - - a = 1 - ; LeGear Pros East Monroe ay : Wa hizs » today at ravol : sicde =; RANTAN iy black. pedigreed: o . ' a, == 0 he wo % King’ ighway. M: eS eee? "singlets and ee ox" fa Ge tom. Mo. welcome. $10: sleeping —- — MARYLAND, 4256—Larece furnished boom; eet oo “ Sultable I or 4 gentiemen, s'eam heated o4 floor west Lin le) 4295 ~ — ~ Benne lean wer tient m : diamont _car. — gern ai trent t+ la dite — . a 7 RVILLE n"a_ 1 BEANE. Leh ee, D. 4200—Rooms first floor east. men: breakfast privately. : _ — — ——— ar . r+. 9 : > prt pu Beautiful furnish-| well-furnished front room. steam heat, Santee esis - = —— - KINGS DALE HOTEL oe wen ~ MERANIANS- by ew for ehristrnas | BUFF COCHIN BANTAMS Wtd.—Cocks. | golden orange: real Eng!ia B88" o a0 4 ter: reasonable. : &—Front room, kit henette: | Water in every room: attractively low weekly | -—— - ’ : ribt “inners Kaneas ‘ity cockereis, hens, pulletse. Herman B) yf omnecting housek MA 3 ty furnished room | wreass “convenien ae._Bentes 2oe7™ rates Forest 1588. Delmar 4403-4404 BOSTON BULI— -Male, over puppy trou | Show and puppies: housebroken. 6315 Cab-| Rerger, Mo. _ | SS OOF | ae range : also auctor insta D. €358-—Nowly fern! inet Lindell WASHINGTON BL. 4914—Reom. private : arora vege re Rca ee ee marked, 225 e. eh Kee eas x, siiarian es CAN ARIES— Roller stock: Newly furnished sleep! sb13T , family vo steam heat hot water, pt one. LACL EDE HOTEL ANNEX _ ‘ 0 en al ee ee ae > ] VERANIANS edigreed. eligibie to reg- OS a eae te SRY, Bee 3 best pice, eCausiand singers end mateds FOB og pias Mi INTCLAIR. . 12eo-— NO’ PON BL 4: 48— Furnished ‘room a, BROADWAY AND CHESTNUT ST.4 BORT" ww TERRIE R—-Ma ~aalremendl - istration I ugh breces. males. Biue.; _ n ispatch (cBD) t ¥ second ' _fion ’ (7) (CENTER EVERYTHING ) B 5 ~ > . cg: . c . 5 ar ere : yur rmonth a old. tet black | HENS weed —Buft cochin bene . seems c CANARIAS “ertified male . rooms , private family. garage optiona . eT a ee = " st f ne Xmas gift. “\a40 N ft b rnale “ix mon the o'd ar o red nm le ine . . coor ereis nt : ae. electri rearonable. | WARHINGTON BL. 4800A—Olean, warm | Every Toon ee nbd new bath: cireulation | qa | ‘ths old 5 eel male nine) and pullets. Box E-142. Post-Dis (c) | PS ar mn tables ise ; a . ' —— = | conan: gil conveniences . bine water and furnished new and modern: now rO TERRIF T ta 5 months and priven: real at juat one-third the — ——— oman sutninnted ee > Citwe eat : for w in rent for A nd of mid- | NEW Br.! ny, se ae ee ee Pe al —.aHINGTON BL Se ee . _| making a low winter rate, $10 a week. Call) _ matro autte \eree . p Min real arga! yaa5 ver puppy trou les —— loely a i hed. Paget el Picsping =F “clean. __ kerning re ms Ist and 20 — “andes rit ive. sre and be convinced this is the Piaf?) BOSTON TERRIER cor “at ‘xcellent | — aoe re POMPRANTANS ws For Sale | a today, urnis largce - . “et " _ . “4 quepura } mare present ~ows fF Ouls av me : : P employed or jet home; ood heat; modern; we wl WASHT! NG TON RL 446 3— i ‘cht house- age AS pe rr —s a eee Pormeranian orange ma! let’1 veer: orange - gentiemen; pri- ” -egding . keen'ng rooms adults L, LIN DE L L-PL AZ. A , HOTEL Es r a suamael — “K 2 J , ENP - dies * females. 4 months. two: chocolate femates, | RAPY a Chicks | ee oe —Love! usekeep furnished. WASHINGTON BL.. 4121—Newly fur-|R 3ILL, MG R.. FORM Y 3.) -——— — ————— . 6 months; 3 block females. 4 months; 1 j—And hatching ecge. Ta LD Sg hey : i LAX bie. | nished sleeping rooms; steam heat S0U Rr ATH! ETIC CLUB AND FRED san. BOSTO \N TE SRRIE R— trood matro fue ft to | beautifu imported prize winner, maie, @ | varieties from etandard, brecd-to-ley range Tr ——-- | VEY SYSTEM whe!p ‘by Roemer Posco ic. < 300 S | vears old; 2 beautiful males, black, 14) rices sencenenee, Write for viren- preecwe? _tc}|] months, and 25 others; prise-winning — North aes : ; owners home; 7; p= WASHINGTON BL =o 2 ; ceptebes . ar icely fur- Scosien nod twin in beste ¢—Steam-heated Meuneiiioa. newly furnished family ages . ; ,- ; hed a... aes GARTLARD. “isis - oe Zell moderate prices: large rooms; cuisine ‘| Bos TON TERRIER— Betty.” 5 months old; /eranians; @ beautiful Ames present ——— win nished, steam-heated apertment. D 7) WASHINGTON BL, 4280—2 elegant rooms, = Olive-Marylard or Laclece ar me beautiful daughter of Ted Bustier, winner | everyone “an enjoy; largest kennels of Pom- | CHICK E? High-br ee aw 71UW. single ex double for gentiemen. le. Phone Linde 6810. (cB) | at Kansas City shew. 615 Clark eran) w in &t, Louis. 3461 5. Grand. bens and 1 rooster aes! eee Ae wo marge unfurnished ———— ee 7

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4 abi " mi) tds, ei uated gs 200 ANIMALS, POULT RY AND BIRDS Wanted and Fer Sale Ads in these columns today. Emmet Watson x Co.. 1634 Arcade |\LEAVES SHARE OF HER ESTATE TOWARD GERMAN INDEMNITY Teacher’s Will Also Provides for CONVICTED OF MOTHER'S CHARGE Rev. L. W. ‘Irwin Declared by Jury to Be Father of 11- Year-Old Stepdaughter’s Baby. ZM Harrie. .Si & t,oceuset I Mar- , By the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 16.—Miss Gertrude G. Schmidt, the former prt- wate school teacher, the cause of whose death two weeks ago was for a time a mystery, provided in her will, probated today, for a part of her | $6000 estate to co toward the pay- | ment ef Germany's reparations to ‘the allies. The sum for reparations ts half of estate to her sister. Miss ‘ Milwaukee Homer Roses-Geuld List 4 Letter Tenth Street. @pectal to the Post-DMieratch TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 16.-—A verdict of guilty was returned by a jury in Cemmon Pieas Court at Sydney to- Gay against the Rev. Li. W. Irwin charged with being the father of his ll-year-old eapeaagater's ( Eliza- beth) babr. Iizabeth is the roung- est mother on record in the United States. Irwin turned pale when the furs verdict was read. Mrs. Irwin fainted She was carried from the courtroom by attendants." This charge carries @ sentence of one to 20 years in the penitentiary. Attorneys for the Rev. Mr. Irwin were to present arguments for a new trial on Mondar. If it ts refused attormers plan to take the case ‘to the Court of Appeals Probate Judee Short will give the Megitimate child a name next week The baby will be placed with the State Board of Charities, Welfare Division. The roung mother, Eliza- beth Ladd, will not be allowed to see the child again. Several Shelbr County have applied to adopt the 11-rear- oM mother. Elizabeth. The girl wi) be placed with some family who net acquainted with the case, if pos- Ra * —— 25 E Kus fo come from the —- hich she leaves Wilhelmin Schmidt the latter's ath v c AeatA then upon The the = revert to nr es . > >> ~ho se ie “-* ipa! Rank. the Se eed > > ® transferred to ittee. If the lared provides establish a the German br then be German The site stipulates, French- m lec carceled that ca ™P?D Ruhr valier the will infested br the money for * - teacher o*% ~2! Brrn was A giris’ he war mace the teach- vniar. She then eho foreign trace brokers. : ‘n oo Lot - ha et SOR betel a Mater until ne of was Sieciine Un Po Wer Bieck 4&4 Kehmer emplored in fepartmeéent of Icca!l She had severa] degrees. tn coaaing Ph. D.. from Brrn Marr College She died the Bryn awe Hos- pital two weeks ago. It was be- first mat gehe had been but her death was due a = Juanc “mar ‘* » cot. on xk $1 Virgin r Ee ele Flora A ce Oo. R _ c~ by oe Sipe , . families | Tame American Steel & Wire Liberty E Alen ™ lieved at poisoned, t natural causes. ”“ t Holdup Men Take Victim's Shoes. Ciyde Su negro, of 2715 Papin street, had alk home tn his socks ough a light snowfall last night he told policemen, after two armed negroes held him up in an alley west of Jefferson avenue, between Papin and Chouteau avenue, at 7:38 p. m.. and robbed him of 817.75. a new overcoat. which Suggs said was val- ved at $60. and his shoes. Suges said st ful era, eingic | the roobers took turns trying on the 3219 Sagar, Mapie-|overcoat before deciding to take it. —jand the one who was not fitted called \for his shoes The Rev. L. W. Irwin was former'ir pastor of the W nineter Church, in Afien Country. The child was born leh» ee Addtece a . = ‘> aa > 3% - > ~ 74 —— POULTRY AND BIFDS and Pet Birds =. 3 females $1 cach tte emame! breediz2g Berton 108k ART = *.- "S18 Ran&!s > . “- - ic Benton LILAR An creasbere POULTRY AND BIRDS sane Pj and Pet Sirds Dons your canary sing’ If not. use Haliers Detch Song HReetorer t rebabie sone . | restorer for 20 rears. beware of tmitations Haller ers Bird Stere. 525 oo -2s /_EENEST mixed bird Bee . 37 is Cass Lindell 5283 a a. 15°éR there is pothing orivate collection of eéu- gingers im the ty: young and all cplecs. Sunday. ns ; net be ; Rollers. Dest that > c ‘Sunday Pp og ge 4107 7 Chippewe CANARIES—Imperte: Hactr Mt and An- @reashurg roliers. wonderful smeers ex- Kmas presents. Neidel. 3940 Sorth hae no A that is aprrectatec 9'? an is a2 seneible 2 ™ tefully received br ve ‘bare both imported anc don to select om Piegge's. 5175 tc 8 p> = HALLER’S selected cracked a. »4 oot Fide | _ tra 2 — hemp ae an geo hire Ja- -e-s Loutre e-hrr'** are be pleaeed bere call any Gey Dennez's Bird Hatchery. Rive 145°°W . ane athe = There are more fre _ anary foot « an¢d plumage food far om d dOirds carton Ibe oF ma’) Stere. 523 Frank’iz a” : al ae mener 1 or the Louls marbets. big raliee’ ip one —y SF . ur ust-ated free | Established [2 veers — h Rock Seua® Ce.. 165 H st. Me’roee Ficblards. Ware ra‘sirng sabe f a ~ 4 = v for Dr. br Ff r. & Rodgers, . Radgers $1 316 ~f = oe North Marke: discovered simpie bat @guick!y eges oo fast. winter of summer thing simpir wonéert=u ee, ° icon 233 Custom House. ath ~omeitioner conta: lay. Ask your SENi> “atalo@ue an uae restores =a) we tor balimess. 4 neattne | 60Write fer cricesn. &bip Loris a = —s sTP. co ~~) Market rt tor the Roller nA ware aoe at - 3 Tae de acrepted until per 209 ibe 33 Re ~e produce more eam a. icky threugh the mou guaranteed * %§ Boe 4t@ Dee wees aa »— UMS—Buy fr SaLD FisH—S5 cents ‘each. S3 per Roval cocks, sword-talls 1914 Prevenc? FOLD IF —Haee ) ths = OT ee each & andred Te ,— dl Nations’ Pet here ®34a5 On "SR —Trerrce’ ° fab svTvwsa~“uma. gc obes "ag here fT we of t bomers = P’S Merenretta inacial S38 50 ner LOO = | Se Det rar 1 SSaR wet os : Pegg « Si7S E-s a aid THop oa | Seb ecua—ume good bim's Seurh Side Birt Wis Menev ” aemn- we 4 ’ Pred —-_ Harri« eta Room eB Seow. we sc OF Tor wn > 2 Contributions to the Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival Fund Empress ee endl Olive. amar Co. ‘ entral Trwset ©) rac? vs Hat Co. 416 Marvy T Bagene Taylor. sot New p Emme as Bie 2 9% . Treet Rikic. Youngston Sheet and Tube Co., Post- Dispatch sig H. Richard $1 —————— Headquarters, Bulidinge. hy Festival $04 Arcadc Lehman , Stupp Bros. [ron Co.. 1605 Syndicate Co. Trust Bide. ~” . 2ers =F Sa* Tevis Motor a =~ ‘ w “ee we ~+ $i 1511-146 Bidg«. wee * ——— Reberts Furmera!l Periers. Grend. bw ‘e- as Humboidr "ler Bide - — - Petkovich. > awrence 2655 Choeovuteas. Petkr-: =. *. Hetek Ceomservratery of Music. Studie Bullding Christmas Festival Headquarters. 304 4rcrede BPulidizc. = _ vT wa W. 12th St. ye 2 re) €r Laundrr. Olive « rapeseed . ~~ _- Jehu H. Peeur Realty Ca... Geeranty Bids a Phelan-Faust Paint We. ~ Pime “treer. - has — ia a Income Tax Return . pease et _— > -* — el Sz OX Gili-Foote & Co. 4542 Delmar. ‘es 50 nO ank Len- a ~ “- es «~*» 2 s o — —_ 3 $ Morgan Securities Inv. Co.. Room 1011 Lib- erty Oentral =. Coe. — 5O { e.. 1A WV estern Waterproofing Syndicate Trust Building. 5 1 > mad TF ; -~ + - Albert Wittish al Con . South Stixth St. _—— -g "a ~ OS ¢..0 Villiam R. Compton. Second (empton Building. 1m3S Olfve. Cunard Steamship Line, = VY -e- s3"°"« and - 7 -— re, ~ -—~es -a- ‘lfred F. Stetmer, 1606 Suth Bred- war. ‘ r a =" . . — — —— > = a ver berg se ge Wes $: Rebelman Hardware Coe. North | Stxth Street. Jar" a> ~ os tlisbury Fleer “Wills e.. Pierce a M-Net er > Sug” ery “ oo srer Yaw “DA? ” ~ = + te ~~! Plerté=a Fast Ceast Car Ferry 15is-14 Arende Dutiding- alee | ae iss . tr _ > x" pee Saber Ts‘a. Ferd Reofing Predeucts Ce. 1134 Yerth DIFFICULTY IN NAMING AGENT TO TAKE TESTIMONY MET WITH ‘ourt amd Two Sides in Aetna Rate Case tn Missouri Can't Agree on tiommissioner COL. J. $. WILSON GETS MEDAL ON RETIRING AFTER 25 YEARS Discharged Service Decoration Gtren > Former Fifth Corps Area Srr- ceon for Sibertan Service Associate : a | exceptiona tinguished of *+~-2 Ary or wr Be car" -@ rect » reeg Q*h2r' a .— a =~ - _ -EXDOWMENT a ia - oe - ‘se here fe © t= the cam D2 = « 4s , - Saene 28 The (lLerers! ¢.-- A + — > ~ ~. - IRISH CABINET HEAD EXPECTS Cosgrave Says There Is No Question OTHER SECTIONS TO JOIN STATE of Coercion Or Tyranny in His Government. 16 —President Irish Free ™mes- . - + Christmas sage to “ven boundary "F*aor ~~ e* > » & *% ~_+ a&- the 25 PERSONS REPORTED HURT IN NEW YORK ELEVATED COLLISION First Train “Said to Hare Been Stalled at Street Pertersection— Struck in Rear by Second. 3 => o>. —A rear-end an 7 e erate.) ar’ .e a rough - . _ ~ + same | WOMAN ROBBED OF HANDBAGS Holéup of Kroger Grocery Also Re- Ported to Poabice ' = as command cf the ration New Secretary of c ben League. fFordor Hw. Os - — "2 #xy*=cU- tve secretary a social service oes. afSli -e7rese” * ert ce ~-« to ea, Organ HRevcital br Galloway, Cities peearaen men °® 2°at Awericas ~ ‘F nm? — hn - 4 Georter's Comedy Durch ele Zetunz” “Threugh the Newspaper”). will take place tonighr at the Eagle Auditortum, Jefferse . : ana _ata vette sverves, af the bands ef the German Theater Steck Co ; SAYS JAZZ WORSHIPS FARCE AND REPEALS THE DECALOGUE Lawyer Describes It as Contagion of Lawlessness That Has Invaded Civilization. | A lawrer’s definition of jazz was T. Harding. a Kansas urse of an 7 at the™ of the Mis- last night at in the co “HMarmon "= -_ +s th ————,— MAN EITHER ELECTROCUTED OR DROWNED: IN BATHTUB John EFeufert Had Taken Electric Heater Into Tub With Him to Warm Water. ™ eer. ts CAROL SINGERS TO APPEAR IN RESTAURANTS FRIBAY = Women Will Accompany Them ‘to Make Annual! Christmas Collection for Children’s Aid Society. carol singers wil re- most ¢owntown and uptown restau- the Christmas ee a ~%.. . ——_ rif. m28 = _ > si eTsS | « . er a sArES __ —_ 6414 vWwa ~~ a bony Or- DOS AND POULTRY SHOW ENTRIES 3°80 Listed for Exhibition sat Coli- 2S to Jan. 1. to be beid inclusive. Man- wliorm announces entries will be recetved temeorrow et his office. _ _ore at that of the show will consisting - 296 Tained singers. These birds will be DF points by Louts Fischer cf lake. Wis There also will large exhif>t ef fancy equarium Besto- Louis will BUSINESS MEN COOK OWN MEALS “a ~« ft the a ra! ex2~™ination™ sinees and Led the six "Ty? = lie Mee Tre bx ~ a) protfessiona! weeks training leadership. con- Council, aEeeFrry im ~ —- > overn a Kirkwood. woods off Hott and Gerer ere were exerci in wood practical test in cooking each man having to pre- ©ewWwn mesals—and eat row are gualified waders of Scout troops. Steamer Reported Aground. HALIFAX, N.S. Dec. steamer Prospero, owned by the New Foeundiané Govrersment, & e _ Diecsndtiiaaaih and pounding hearily. heen beam to “+ A Federal @ police any ~ee- - &# du ockets, when he was the discovery of the liguer, said. One of the kegs me ioor leading to the Laer office and the other, i was fitted a cabinet in that sition, bottles of liquor were - f. inder a desk and Keenan told a “hat employes tm the | knew nothing of the hiet Prohibities Nations said he had where the yesterday ting In advance of the n the labor office there questioning s® applicants for fhe. indicated theme would against the the statement on ownership of the | os al ice +2 rooTmT™ ahs? foun A 3 << 2ue ft <= ling squad. Henry cut street, Alexander J. Dorie of ¢@ avenue were beid after a1 at 1232 Thomas Winsten was ~~ om al ; ~~ = eee . we. 4 = lnon 2 “A a bed “moonshine” whisky © a grocery store at 3349 and Milton Bresch ge rest=<. At a saloom af lin averve Joe Mattine ton avenue, Tony Naval meal avenue and Joseph 7 ~~ — - - rved with drinks. MISSOURT BAR HEADED BY A. A T. Dumm of elected president of the Association at the Hotel & terday. Other offices Forrest C. Donnell of rat Borie of Kansas Chey. : : dD. Wil ams of Boonvilla,.s dents: K = Sears, @ .¥ school of the third time: Dell & sas City for his tenth and James £ Kansas City re-elected & the Executive Arthur A. 8! ‘rtroduced as en ar address said “The present iw distinctly more ness than any since centive for further is furnished br on corporatien ret per cent.” « Charies A Bosted as chairman of the C Association Delegutes, — organized tm 1916, ‘nation of obsclete a “We ought to bare for systematic im anachronisms in the said “In one of o@F ‘tecidea that tt would state and local secure the elimination 1 of tts antique parts. i= ‘tive states and cities” An amenément toe tntroduced by Judge Ruckrer of Kansas that offcers should on the floor of the by a councfl, as is the od. was éefated. A resolution that members of the State reefrendum vote Gm the Supreme and & before the primary. The Bar ‘Asoctation © fortieth annual : ae Ls ~ Y . rer. : = 2,28 o tx Sta - ab Pathe B26 a oe ~ ther. } for po- : 15.—The |; io advices a

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- — = ” = _- = —" S a - “ee. wetetegtitew. w~ found in - *» + ie a syst = a ae ~—_ ee Ses : * >t savr eo we * . : = 6 - ©» EADING the vast number of letters which come in daily from radio users who have heard the programs broadcast from the Post-Dispatch station, K S D, occasionally produces a real thrill. The imagination is intrigued by the human touches in some of these missives, which arrive, sometimes in a single day, from every state in the Union, from provinces in Canada, from the Mexican jun- gies and from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. It has ceased to be a wonder that the messages carry so far. The power and range of Station K S D have been amply demonstrated. But there is another aspect which makes the daily grist of letters as fruitful of interest as the ever-changing and ever-new patterns in_a kelaidoscope. ‘ Not only do the messages carry far, but they go with the swiftness of thought into places not accessible to any other means of quick com- munication and they provide amusement, diversion and up- lift for men and women for whom life in waste places would otherwise be almost un- bearably dull and lonely. In the same night, even at the same instant, the same program -is heard by the Northwest mounted policeman who has come in, numb with cold, from his long patrol, by engineers and workmen in an oil prospectors’ camp, who swelter in the almost intolerable heat of a Mexican forest; by a homesick woman iu the West, who longs to return to St. Louis and who hears her sister's voice come as though by magic out of the air, and by lonely radio opera- tors aboard ship, who hear the voice of the radio above the wailing of the storm. Take, for instance, this letter from T. W. R. Garlick, in charge of a Diamond Crossing Detachment of the Saskatchewan Provincial olice: “Heard your station tonight, also your request for reports from far points. Your music and announcements came in very clear, and were highly appreciated at this detachment. “We are located on the international boundary line, in Southern Saskatchewan, 50 miles from a town, and our only means of communica- tion is our radio receiver. This radio receiver is located at the Sas- katchewan Provincial Police Detachment, and it is a great pleasure, after coming in off a long patrol, to sit down and listen to such splendid music as you broadcast tonight. We should appreciateone of your sched- ules, as it is only by chance that we pick you up.” The five words, “Fifty miles from a town,” themselves conjure up @ picture. These men heard the K S D program-the night of Nov. 20. The letter was postmarked as of an early morning hour the next day, at Bergfield, Saskatchewan. This probably theans that after they had listened to the far-sent music in the grateful warmth of the station head- quarters, their appreciation was so intense that a letter expressing it was written at once and that one of those sturdy policemen, already saddle- weary, rode 50 miles in the bitter cold of a Canadian winter’s night to Bergfieid to post the letter. Now we jump from Saskatchewan, by bee-line more than 2500 miles, to Southern Mexico, and we have this from J. L. Blizzard, wireless operator far the Aguila Petroleum Co. of Puerto, Mexico. Blizzard evidently! was with a party which had been sent inland. He wrote: “Your signals have teen héard very plainly for the last two months. We are now located 50 miles from the nearest railway and in the heart of the tropical jungle of Mexico. Needless to say, we enjoy these con- certs very much.” Homesickness is not always as easy to banish as lonesomeness, but eee what the radio did for a former St. Louisan, Mrs. H. B. Pickering of Palisade, Neb. She writes: “I am at a loss to know how to express myself in words of PAGE TWO » Porte 7 >* — ~~. ~ x ‘ . DPwIwr an a at ve! cheer at the same instant in cold Canadian northwest and in torrid j wh listened in and heard her sister’s voice—A Statler dan -——- “24 opeed x‘ - _ [ ‘ ate Y™ & Ty. a The address given by the gentleman whoses failed to write down and have forgotten wy very, very good and greatly appreciated, a9 treat to one’s ears to hear of dear old St. Loui is my birthplace and the place always first t “Have been at Palisade now three a blue and homesick many, many times, @f could not stand to be so far from home, but # Dispatch, through radio, has helped to overs lot of this, and I listen for that voice of and then for K S$ D to pe sure. I = the first time I heard it. It seemed like aa from heaven. I want also to say that my hime two children are just as eager to hear B@ “T shall always count the last nighte a of the greatest events of my life—in he ter’s voice at such a distance away and distinct. We could hear from the receim our laps as plain as though she were in @ Re »- pe ate Siete rat I h out to her, and also Oe Co | Sa wanted to reac Her voice and words spoken so distinctly person so far away. + eee a | “I want again to extend my heartfelt the great favor extended us in having the program rendered, whieh much to one so far from home.” oe Oe While Mrs. Pickering, in Nebraska, was listening to the voles of St. Louis, the same .program was banishing lonesomeness from the W of a ship on the Atlantic. ee The two operators who signed the letter explained that it would te the rules of their line to make public their names or the name of @& The letter reads: ~~ i ‘Was just enjoying your Hotel Statler concert and though? maybe yo consider this a ~ place. “hi e. “We are now off & Carolina coast, betweem bound for Savan ' ton, P a equipped with a Marer tuner with crystal de but at present we & home-made reg hooked up to our an on only one de or Ome came through so loud &@ could distinctly ! 7 ers talking and app encores. a “Believe me, Ore a delight to us ol erators, out here @ lonesome—more 80 (Continued on a a ' 7 Lo f : Z, “y “f , Sh _ ately, yn x SSS * ~ . 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€ CLEW: SIX BROWN : Men | An Unusual | ~True-Life Aa | The aroused man was quick about it—most extraordinarily quick. 4 Egert away, the wounded miscreant groped his down the passage until he reached a door. from which he leaped down upon the smooth right-of-way. The jump jarred him, but he found his feet and made off in the darkness. Uproar im the coach followed the exciting incident. The coolest person there was the man who had saved both his money and his life by rapid-fire tactics. He haf been in tight places before, for he was Gen: Schlum- berger, a veteran of the World War. Quite unsuspect- ingly, the robber had selected a revolver expert for his prey. The General was as quick on the draw as any of our Southwestern bad men or peace officials. A trail of blood marked the course of the fugitive in his flight down the corridor of the car. Not far from the berth of Gen” Schlumberger was found a pair of chauffeur’s goggles, stained with fresh blood Close by was an old cap, battered and dirty, also bioody. Some of the battering was due to a bullet from the Clinging to the inside of held there by the fresh blood smear, were six dark brown hairs. A few stray hairs of light biond ue also stuck inside the cap. The Paris-Strasbourg express thundered on ij, night's police of Belfort had been made ac incident and had taken over the gog- A few hours later the police took who had left a little of his hair in- dark brown hair that solved the mystery of the robber’s identity. Incidentally, the light biond hair helped. | p.” Yeasoned the police, “was stolen. The of buman hair indicate that two -men have Did the man of light hair or the man of hair try to hold up‘*Gen. Schlumberger? That's man had been fairly well dressed. as General dbserved. The greasy old cap did not con- to rest of his sartorial outfit. No doubt, the been on for purposes of diecuise, to worn. If stolen. it had been stolen workman—perhaps from a beggar. HBel- af the towns of , had an abun- Prefect of Police sent his men out through up beggars. at THLE ett af grouch against the human race in general and one . 7] was an old man. and aii his clothes were old—old and Worn, like himself. “And, messieurs,” he complained, “is it not a shame that a poor old beggar is robbed of his poor old cap” Yes, yes; it was snatched away from my head late last night by a gentleman of whom I craved the pitiful gift of a centime. And now my head is cold, and 1 am catching my death of cold in this chill air'” The capless beggar's whining was stopped by the re- turn of his cap. He had biond hair corresponding to the few stray ones found inside the headpiece. The cap fitted him. He identified it forthwith as his fiiched property. . “But yes.” complained the old fellow, “it has a new hole in it!” “But you are quite lucky, old man.” soothed the Po- lice Inspector, “in that your head wasn't im your cap when the new hole was made.” Next problem—find a man with dark brown hair. Pienty of such men in Belfort and elsewhere. State it, then, more elaborately: Find a man with dark brown hair who has a wound in his head, who has lost a few of his hairs by the impact of a bullet. That, of course, is a different proposition. The outraged old beggar gave the police a descrip- tion of his cap lifter. As the thief ran away after taking the cap the beggar had taken a keen survey of his general aspect. He told the Police Inspector that the man was dark-haired, well-dressed, young, active— indeed, a very fine sprinter. There was some detail as to his facial map. “Klein'” cried the Inspector. “Men, go and find this fellow Klein, as you have found him before. Bring him in and hand him these specimens of his own hair. You will find that he has a bullet wound, probably an ugly scalp scratch, on his head.” The men went out and found Charlies Lacien Klein. who in St. Louis would be described as “a police char- acter.” It was unnecessary to compare the six dark brown hairs found in the cap with the dark brown locks on the head of Klein. Yes. quite unnecessary. Charies Lucien's hgad and face were swathed in band- ages. Only his nose, eyes and mouth were visible as to the front—like the seeing, smelling and spesking points of a Ku Kiux Kliansman disguised with bis slitted piliowslip. There were. however, points of difference. Monsieur Klein’s wrappings were not altogether white. There * were irregular splotches of red that had seeped through the cerements. In plain point of fact, the concealed physiognomy of Mr. Charlies Lucien Kiein of Belfort was a ghastly thing. In head and face were the ragged furrows plowed by the three bullets fired from the faithful weapon which Gen. Schlumberger of World War veterancy had used to such supreme advantage in an emergency. It was semi-dark in the sleeping coach, and ‘he General is not to be censured for failing to plow deeper. A hit is a hit. and three hits out of three are 100-per-cent hitting. Merely as a m&tter of form, the police compared the hair from the cap with the hair on Klein's cranium, after the blood ajots had been removed. Yes, that was M. Kilein’s hair. and no mistake. Klein admitted it. He admitted the stealing of the beggar’s cap. He ad- mitted the attempted holdup of Gen. Schlumberger. ~ “But, messieurs.” he explained in his own defense, “I did not know that he was a General—io; I took him for some gentieman of trade.” “and so he was.” suggested a facetious policeman; “he trated bullets with you.” Klein probably felt that it was not a fair rate of ex- change, even though he did get three for one. The French people are giad that Kiein is part German, and they even can forgive Gen. Schlumberger for his Teu- tonic cognomen, under the circumstances. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17, 1922. _ PAGE THREE Sy a LP ey MS bi ~~ > Pee SN eI eae ws ——w —s oad as ERSTE RE 2 oe ~ — e se +

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Fora ae te a» ue: eT) d -— * , ‘ = aig ts his . an Se “aes ‘ Ae Fhe > 2 MS fl , me” "2 ~G - a Ton > ing man described in this story suggest tke strange powers of the human mind. as yet unknown eren to science. which cannot ez- piain his marvelous gift but scientists: of the highest standing vouch for the authenticity of the errnts re- corded here. The author of the story. Mr. Charies Benedek. is @ Hungarian journalist and magazine writer of the first rfnk. He is the Vienna correspond ent of the Neue Zuricker Zeitung and during tke war acted as correspondent of the Vilag, the Liberai daily of Badapest. He is well known in this country as a scrupuicusiy hones! and reliadle writer. * & HE seeming miracies performed by the astound- By CHARLES BENEDEKE. HE great psychic mystery of the Old World today is the “Man With the X-Ray Eyes.” Im Vienna, his home, they also speak of him as the “Man For Whom There Are No Secrets.” He is the won- der of scientists. the white bope of all azencies engaged in ferreting out and prosecuting crime. the terror of the underworld. For Rafael Schermann—by this name that astonishing per- sonage is known in his everyday frelationshipe—has very firm convictions on the subject of social ob- ligations. He believes that he holds his marvelous zift of second sizht as a sort of trusteeship. and that he must put its benefit at the disposa! of the common- weaith. His exploits are verified by the rigorously sci- entific testimony of a number of experts, psychologists of established repute. The noted Prof Benedikt of the Lniversity of Vienna has written a book about him. These scientists, however, tonfine themselves to stating the facts of the case—they frankly admit that explana- tion is beyond their grasp. Rafael Schermann’s latest triumph was achieved in connection with a @#,900.000 kronen forgery that oc- curred In one of the leading banke of the Austrian metropolis. an estabiishment on the fashionable Schot- tenring, well known to visiting Americans. The fol- lowing account desrribes the case exactly as it appears on the police records, but with fictitious names sub- stituted for those of the characters. One day, a few weeks azo, the manager of the bank summoned his secretary. “Fraulein Schwarz,” he said. “will you bring me the cashier's duplicate of that Goldenwasser deposit re- ceipt for 46,900,000 Czucchsiovak kronen™ (about $13.360 at present exchange rate). “There seems to be some littie mistake about his initials, I can’t make out the signature on his letter here.” ’ “Yes. sir.” z Haif an hour later the manager was confronted by the perplexed girl. “Well, how about that duplicate receipt? How many times wili I have to ask for it*” “Awfuliy sorry, sir—they can’t find it Herr Kraus wishes to speak to you about it.” “Tell him to come iz.” 7 The cashier entered, excited and apologetic. “Funny,” he said. “We cannot find that confounded receipt. None of the receiving tellers knows anything about it. We have searched the whole office—there , : Til * A » Herr Goldenwasser’s deposit. sure em on the books in the most impetc cs 7 d . . - . And there was nothing intrinsic s Psychic marvel of Vienna is attracting oo yom greta gear which,» ft attention of European scientists had directed the bank to 2 for lain he Anglo-Austrian Bank. The who j his ge de- as oa t was received, ond ae tective powers—Reads the secret of the original entry was fictit | guilt or innocence when handwrit- ing of accused persons is shown to . him—Uncanny power of looking at the usual aplomb. They looked at<ilem a person and telling how he would ser’s letter and shook their heads 7m at the entry im the ledger, and shee8 write—How he trapped a woman eaciicigiena: dine af heen ee who had poisoned two husbands Gclden wasser. “There is no such person as leather merchant. at the address head.” he reported cn his retur2. Meanwhile, his colleazues had isn’t a trace anywhere. And still the money must have been received. It is entered on the ledger as it shogid be. This man Goldenwasser—who is he. anyway? The mem, 40,000,000 Czechoslovak kronen was his first deposit eee cae — oa with us—and sow he withdraws it after two weeks. e was wy me ol Fins Very queer.” keeper. The cashier agreed. oF eve There was a consultation, a renewed search, and an- oy Miss a a | other consultation. This latter brought more clear- * prec a a sent te with _— ness than satisfaction to the directors. There seemed Professional gri saree manages = for doubt. The ban x had been defrauded. ‘ wah, to be no room for dou € Phere: acai hare om a a f low employes. She had been with the 3 ak i Aad now, confronted with the forged a only declare most emphatically that : ten it and protest with tearful accusation. Yet there was the t sngeeysnye ls i 4a artist's sketch . of the mygterious Rafsel PAGE FOUR SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17, 1922. to Brighton and was his throat cut from ear mt or a deciaration of more commotion. in every ap paper the case was discussed, the sidewal'ts and every | Briezs bad left his office at t ; a compartment in a first~< coaches in those days were of Briggs bad been c my identified by the family.

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kes for the truth of this story. NE Sunday morning in the ‘60's al) Lon- Was excited over the news thai a fear- murder had been committed under the mysterious circumstances. Mr. a rich banker, had, on Saturday oe om, taken the train from London $e Brighton and was found at a way sta- throat cut from ear to ear. Dissolution a deciaration of war could not have motion. In every house that took per the case was discussed, knots of excited c sidewal*s and every detective in Scot- yas detailed on the case. rr left his office at the usual hour and ment in a first-class coach. The in those days were dfvided into about each of which would hold six peo- : Tunning across the width of the coach, side. The seats were high-backed and L rests. Mr. Briggs had one of these Ms all to himself. Each compartment was outside and no one could get in or out when the guard opened the door, well known and the guard had looked mt at three or four way stations. Mr. Briges’ body was found upon the of blood. In a few minutes the depot a of panic; everybody got out of the as the body was removed and placed pandemonium reigned. Many people iuding the guard, but ail of them were for lack of evidence. Here the case te weeks. The newspapers daily gave @ facts as could be found by the detectives. Meh was missing and his silk hat; otherwise Red ‘been taken from the body. The great a, how could anybody get into the compart- ‘3 out again between stations. only if or © rum, with the train traveling at 40 miles Sach a thing was admitted to be impossible— ime disappearance of the watch proved that been there. Every known fence and pawn- whed fog the watch. without lb. Six weeks after the murder, information was Scotland Yard that a man named Muller. a wo ina bread shov in Marylebone street, /™ t© possess a rather valuable gold watch. fan baker would hardly be able to afford a ™, & silver watch, perhaps, but a gold one. Co. it and-in a few minutes Muller was and taken to the Marylebone like wildfire. Extras were printed. t Briggs had been caught! The watch by the family. There could not pos- It was a Jorgenson watch, a at red pounds. m Ireland, but Muller was a German. The SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17, 1922. HW linane Cranun Tinucir H gJUKUK 0 a) EWU [HUUUH I The revelation that came to one of the. jarors years after he had voted to have Muller hanged for the murder of Briggs, the banker. :: : ae the cry of “Look at the Muller cut- down!” and asa rule the hat would be knocked off the wear- er’s head and trampled on, hence the low-crowned hat went out of fashion and has never returned. The trial was not a long one. It was perfectly understood thet Mr. Priggs was killed by Muller and the public demanded quick retribution. The jury. however, took two days to return a verdict, because ‘one man was obdurate and would not agree with the others. He, however, was finally convinced against his will, ard the verdict was “Guilty.”” Muller was hanged one November morning in front—of the Old Bailey in the presence of probably 10,000 people, who packed the plaza, the windows and the housetops. The drop fell and Calcraft pronounced the man dead. Then a terrible change took place in the disposition of the crowd. They had waited anxiously for the law to avenge the murder of Briggs, but every voice was hushed to hear the words of a Lutheran priest who had attended Muller upon the scaffold. With a loud voice he cried: “People of England, you have today witnessed one of the greatest crimes ever perpetrated in the name of the law! Muller was an innocent man: | am sure of it.” ; The words were sent back to the building and up to the housetops. The moh swayed and it looked as if a riot were imminent. The police cleared the street. and of the millions of peopie in London nore could be found who did not believe that the law had made a mistake. Forty years after, a party of ladies and gentlemen, of whom I was one, were gathered together in the parlor of a mansion on Fifth avenue. Among these was a famous prosecuting attorney. -The conversation drift- ed to the subject of circumetantia!l evidence, and the prosecuting attorney held that circumstantial evidence was the best and most reliable that could be offered. He quoted many cases to sustain his opinion, when a gentleman present narrated the facts in the Briggs murder case, and informed the company that he was the obdurate juryman wh® had held out until, worn down by the arguments of the other 11, he had agreed with them. Probably it is best to continue the story in his own words: “Of course, I know that most of you ladies and gen- tlemen will declare yourselves absolutely against the sciences called telepathy, hypnotism, spiritualism, clairvoyance, mesmerism and second sight, and yet | am also sure that there are few of you who do not secretly indulge in the occult. I am a firm believer in a power that. to certain people, can, will and does dl- vulze secrets that to the ordinary man are ocrult. |! don’t know what this power is. So far, I think the Christian Science idea of the power of mind over mat- fer comes a little nearer to it than any other. Of the 12 men of that jury, why were 11 of them convinced of Mulier’s guilt? Not a particle of evidence had been offered except the possession of the watch. The evi- dence of the hat was absolutely idiotic. Bennett & Field, the makers produced thousands every year, and there are not more than 10 sizes in the world; hence, how could anybody swear to the identity of the hat? As per custom, every juryman had deciared that he had formed no opinion on the case; ddubtiess this was absolutely true, but the wave of popular opinion beat upon : that court and found its way into the uy jury room. I alone was not witless by it. “About a year after I was looking at the jewelry in a window on Oxford street. A sailor sidled up to me: ‘Can I speak to you, sir?’ he said. I replied: ‘Well, what is it?’ Thep he told a story of a shipwreck in which he had figured. Most of the passengers had been lost. but in the panic he had picked up what he called a little chest of diamonds. This he took from his pocket and exhibited to me. It really was a smal! box con- taining a set of three studs. At a casual glance | judged they were the real thing. The sailor claimed that he did not know the value of the studs, but he would sell them to me for five sovereigns, a ridiculous ‘sum, pre- suming that they were genuine. Of course, I did not entertain the offer, but it immediately occurred to me that the sailéf was a professiona! crook and the studs stolen property. For two or three days I pondered over the circumstances, and then it dawned on me that Muller had claimed that he had bought the watch from a sailor and in a similar way. To me it was clear the baker had bought the watch, probably very cheap, believing that it was stolen property. The more |! thought of the matter the more I believed that Muller was innocent of the murder of Briggs. “The idea became an obsession with me. I could not rid myself of the feeling that I could solve the problem by concentrated thought. For several nights, lowering the gas to almost darkness in my study, I tested it without result; but at last the demonstration came. I had worked myself up to a frenzy of determi- nation that this mystery should be made clear to me. I was seated at my table with my face buried in my hands when the scene passed before my eyes. A com- partment of a first-class coach was occupied by one man who I thought was Briges. He was reading a iet- ter. It seemed to give him some anxiety. Finally he tore it into the smallest possible pieces and threw them from the window. Then he opened his dressing case and selected a razor. He closed the dressing case, then quickly drew the razor across his throat. As he fell to the floor of the coach with a spasm his arms went up, the right hand struck the window opening and the razor fell out. Then I saw them removing the body from the coach, the crowd pressing upon the officers, a gold watch fall from the fob pocket, picked up by a man in the crowd. I strained to see more, but the vision was ended. It was enough. The banker had committed suicide and Muller was hanged on cir- cumstantial evidence.” “A pretty good story.” remarked the prosecuting at- torney, “but it wouldn't go in law. Besides, you do not account for the missing hat.” “I thought you would trip me on that,” replied the narrator. “No, I canngt account for the disappearance of the banker’s hat, but that does not prove that Mullers hat was Briggs’. My vision would not satisfy a court of law. | am aware, but it satisfies me. I am con- vinced that my second sight experience was a reflection of the truth of the tragedy. We have not yet admitted second sight or telepathy to be scientific, but I ‘have tested telepathy and it works.” PAGE FIVE ~ ~ eos # ie ee hs ee ,* =— «4 eS ee o SOUT ONE BEE pag PPO ES ST ke oe cerca

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ror tote ’ med »s . ie a | ee eS as oo QUICK WITS IN GREAT EMERGE Theodore N. Vail memorial trophies go to six young women who performed acts of heroism or of great public value under circumstances when the average person is calculated to lose presence of mind—Missoart has one medalist, the St. Joseph supervisor who saved two babies’ lives by asing her common sense T HAPPENED somewhere near “Lovers’ Lane. St Jo.” Eugene Field, who used to live at St Joseph, Mo., and wrote the pretty poetic tribute to Lovers’ Lane, would be giad to Know that for the “beloved Missouri poet loved it turned out so happily, children About 10 minutes before 11 o'clock on the morning of April 14 1991 a local operator in the Seuthwestern Bell Telephone Co.'s cen tral office at St. Joseph heard a womans voice call fer a certain number. The girl turned to the supervisor and said: ‘Miss Barry. here's a woman calling who seems to be in great distress. Something terrible must be happening’ -—— Lillian Elizabeth Barry didn’t lose ber head. She recognized at once a jocal doctor's number for which the woman franticaliv was Miss Barry plugged in to fearn if she could_render any as- calling. ———— d sistance. She tried to get the aw ‘ff physician, but failed. Them she asked the subscriber if any other doctor would do Yes—any doctor—a doctor— oh. anybody! ~otbtadieg ow My babies” Miss Earry got the Physi- é cians’ Exchange and directed = _— | ' ——_? ‘ Ty, | ee bine D. Then she . public service.” { ged though cognizant the importance of (first-aid 7 3 —— a a wonder if thos a . , kept ep the courage treatment, and she knew what ~" : ——. _ grow up, will fea my switchboard opera- such treatment called for in 5 ie — — = —— “rr. telephone meet ber they would hare such a case. She gave direc- — = mreubenre sn ~~ ~ a « westricken. « tions over the telephone. The . a ee — —- , . = houses and wreckage woman followed them. When — | -_— _—_ - ' ' the building, jarring the physician arrived the babies a | — : “i nv - into the operating were out of danger. He stated , 3 ~ — 2s : : ey, loci the glare of burning that Miss Barry undoubtedly ; - —# — _ - “th i aks ge outside was had saved their lives. : nal — _—_= 250 @ crash of falling struc- The sequel! is that Miss Barry —= ) : “vot Sf throurh the night. until is ote of the 10 tele ‘phone PTL - - mandanhis —~— _ sanaiemeaiial ; e - = - . 2 e : with dawn, Mrs. Prvror nioves throughout the United _ og 2, a- = ££. - port is on the ; 'Sirls on the jo). When States to whom have been - ricane hit the teg i ‘Beart finally beeame awarded Theodore N. Vail me- a = as -- - akin to the c m Bhe had a phonoeraph rial medals for 1921. Six of : ea tie ws SS Galveston t# : bint the room. The music these are womer The awards, na 2 ee = = the 1800 people ¢ é tgirls to keep up courage. — : , they read the 7 ‘ dedness of the chief ) for safety. y Bo doubt saved mahy the menace _of ag Only one of te mi asmali town in operators e 3 . Bet im spite of ts morning: she | | x it i om the telephone a. m. and joinel] of fame. They don't al- were fleeing to igi pe things seriovsly in Hat- Townley sta a Ms iy because of the left the Zi ould went back to her post. et you're talkin’ through (Insert): Miss Verda Ray @ = ts a familiar bromide Townley, Freeport, Texas. . . | ground by the & the station agent. or Was injured. but she went “re to her post. ur pte tha: effect. the nicht when handied 54 toll calls and about $00 loca) calls Ie @ or in charge of the loc al There's nothing scary about Miss Etta co! _. ried to get him inte at Williams, Ia. for the Northwestern Bell ot 3 had been om a certain day last year siie , day now @or her silver medal and the $250 from t ae ber to reach the station ag fund, awarded to her by the judges “for prompt * ~~ 8nd possibiy the agent was in the interest of the public.” Bank robbers _. ". but was et his he late one night. About 1:30 a m. Miss Willcox ~ M had no telephone in his heavy explosions. It turned out that the regs “_ - ‘hat the raifroed man the safe in the local bank. helped themselves t@ 4 _ - O&it—thinks it’s all a escaped in an automobile. Before robbing the” all the wires to the telephone exchange save ’ o B for heaven's Sake.” said the Miss Willcox was unaware that the robbers . | 4 “pet somebody to co to t business, as she conceived it. was to get t ai ‘’ ay wrecked by fire, and restored as soon as was possible. Disrecarding amy? | ‘2 15 «inetes! Hu in_contact with the rebbers. she went | to | : found a man who we found a man to drive her to the nearest exchange jad the train. Which had sto; five miles away. From there she notified the #i® its crew knowing noth Falls, and warned all the surrounding towns Se Weaks got not only a NS Z for the outiaws. ' a Officials. but also the aw Se wu LEA | wi \\ “For courage, devotion to duty and ; a oat into the , y 7 danger.” the medal and the money <o also to Mrs. Je : 3 Pennsvivania telephone wr night and ; ) chief operator for the Mountain States T found a man to : Co. at Pueblo, Colo. swat a home ee — the . : Lf Ybif V4, 2 3, 1921, she heard the sirens give warnine of an @ a peo =" ; ine 4 Af V4, /), in a pouPing rain she walked.a mile and ai bank robbery. (Insert): lf "4 office. There she calmly directed the local t Mies Bets Will W ill; , : HA : - to the people in the lewer sections of the city cox, Williams, Ia. the Arkansas River Valley. . The flood [filled PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCHE —DECEMBER 147, 1922.

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HE TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD » | | - & Car, moving or stationary. She didn’t fall down, | | | i, ly which she would have done had she jumped facing a!) | backward. Hurrying into the railroad station, she sent a telegram to the assistant traffic superintendent. of the railroad, advising him of the situation, which might interrupt railroad traffic. Then she ran across the street and tried to enter the telephone office. “You can’t go up there—bqilding’s afire!"’ protested aman. & Miss Murphy squeezed past, ascended an inclosed stairway adjoining the storeroom in which the fire was raging, and found the operating room filled with smoke. While the Honesdale chief operator played a fire ex- t@&guisher upon flames entering the window. Miss Murphy of Carbondale took position at the switchboard to answer regular calls and to be ready for emergency. She reported the fire by telephone to the headquarters at Scranton, remaining at the board until the smoke became so dense that she ordered the girls to deave. She was the last to get away, remaining until almost overcome by emoke. ‘But, once outside, she gave the ‘iremen instructions which saved the switchboard from damage by Water. Theodore N. Vail was president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Shortly before his death he established the fund which bears his name. The purpose of the Theodore N. Vail Memo- rial Fund is to provide means whereby unnsual acts of public service and devotion to duty on the part of Bell telephone empioyes might be acknowledged, officially and publicly. Mr. Vail did not con- template rewards for heroism, specifically. An employe who keeps his or- her bead when everybody else about is- zone batty—that’s the kind of person the famous telephone executive had chiefly tn mind. If heroism enters into the prop- osition, as in some of the in- stances chronicled here. that’s s0 much to the zood Four male employes of the telephone compantes through- out the United States are med- . ) : ‘ / 5 Fe 4 ‘ alists and money-getters under te sc y whine D. the recent award which gives eth ry, of. , Colorado. the six young women recogni- tion. innounced, state is to receive a silver 250 in cash ‘‘for @eatinvued rapidiy to service.” One is or, though cognizant wr if those babies, up the courage up, will forget tot board opera- one supervisor they would hare frem dying early. . ther telephone girl and wreckage : se i building, jarring Each year 19 employes thus are honvured, the awards being made throuzh a board of judges who weigh all the evidence per- taining to individual service of special merit and select the Winners. Sometimes the judges have a hard time making up their minds, the » evidence in western division ‘ 21 honors. She is M . Tato the operating favor of others being virtually Townley, loca! le glare of burning as strong as that for the win- ort, Tex. The Vail” wer} outside was ning 10. They find presented , to them for consideration so of falling struc- fougt the night. until iwith dawn, Mrs. Pryor fis on the job. When beard finally beeame Me had a phonograph the room. The music t to keep up courage. of the chief nfety. They knew toe me doubt saved many a s and $250 “for ge and devotion to rvice” are her re many cases of exceptional merit on the part of those who do the actual work of giving the public telephone service that now and then a potential candidate for the medal and the money loses out by a mere hair's breadth. =a emall town in ad =, but in spite of its a man His on the telephone %o stop Siame. They don't al- the train ge seriovely in Hat- before it Miily because of the *eacheda we bridge destroyed : : fire. (Insert): a, talkin’ through ies Renin Eiiza- 4% ® familiar bromide pth Weaks, Hatboro, Pa. vig a by the hurricane me Station agent. or r post. During thes ant ¢: the nicht when Miss Keziah Elizabeth Weaks. | calls for the 177 st . re of the local office of the Bel!) Telephone Co. | to get him interested. Nevertheless, Miss Serious. She had received a cail from a train the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad at Philadelphia. P’0 Teach the station agent at Hatboro. It was about ‘Deasibly the agent was sleepy. He was not on night orl Was at his home. The girl, knowing that ome in his residence, called up a neighbor the railroad man be called. Rinks it’s all a practical joke,” reported the and joined the - si” "2 sake.” said the night operator at the tele- ad iy to zo to the railroad station! The | Wrecked by fire, and the passenger train is due i 15 w.inutes! Hurry!” / “! iy & man who went to the station and save fain. which had stopped there and was just about * crew knowing nothing of the ~ burtied bridge Sot not only a letter of commendation from but also the award of the Vail silver medal ja telephone woman gets the silver medal and ‘ omy =e intelligent initiative and prompt action in ae the fight- Regina Murphy, chief operator at Carbon- | ing of fire ae ® State, was on a train already pulling out of ~ to save the » When; she saw flames pouring from the windows telephone ex- et ¥ underneath the telephone office. She jamped ie change. (Insert): ™S train; and she jumped right, facing forward. : : me — P : —> af ur , “ ~ me way of most women who alight from a train or —S — ) Mae Sn ay ee ee ser ~ .* “ oe rT & ee, ew “ye a the dae 7 ™ ” we *- ogee r= SE me

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“THEY INDUCED ME By BEATRICE GRIMSHAW EFORE the western end of Papua was brok- en in by the Australian Government and made reasonabiy safe for white travel, I had a chance of accompanying a party which visited the native towns of the Purari Delta on a\ strange mission—that of recovering the beues of a famous missionary who had been killed and eaten by the peopie of Goari-Bari some years before. Tits was the Rev. James Chalmers. a Congregationai- ist minister. who was sent to New Guinea by the Len- @éon Missionary Society, where he helped to establish the British protectorate. On April 7, 1901, he and a small band of followers were murdered and consumed by cannibals. Our party consisted of five. or six white men. one white woman imyself) and about a dozen armed native police. Led by the Lien- tenant-Governor, Judge Murray, we landed at different coastal towns, all more or less hostile, avoiding actual battle by the exercise of some tact and a good deal of plain “biuffi” At Goart-Bari itself we found what we were seeking. It was, and is, one of the strangest, most sinister-looking places Im the world: a straggling village built in black swamp mud, through which you make your way perilously balanced on logs. The Geari-Barian folk are fierce and treach- erous even beyond the wont of Western Papu- ans; they tear human beings with their teeth. like wolves. torture prisoners horribiy. bite off the noses of their enemies and eat anything PAGE EIGHT. TO ENTER THEIR CHIEF TEMPLE.” in the way of human flesh they can g?t---ven corpses of those who have died a natural desth if ne w-dllled meat is not to be had. A detachment of these agreeable people met us on ar- rival, dancing war dances on the mud flats as we land- ed from our launch, threatening us with clubs and ar- rows and generally behaving impolitely. They did not. however, actually attack: and we were able to walk about the town, peep, with due caution acainst sur- prise from the rear, into strange cannibal temples hung with skulls and bones, and even catch one luncheon party clearing dway into the forest, bearing a joint of uxity-looking grayish meat, which appeared to be the short rib of a4 man. After some argument, they agreed te give up the MISS GRIMSHAW'S PLANTATION HOUSE. - bones of Chalmers. and before long an tle \V/ 4 WOMAN OF MANY A * 88 GRIMSHAW has more than any other I wilds of the great Is She is familiar with to fascinating and tragic os volumes of fiction : in County Antrim, [relan¢ + and London. and in Fra i spaper work in Ireiaad t es the correspondent of a Londe islands,” to enter there t re. portions of which are 7 * i- that I was no fighter, and =e the wonderful tent (merely in my hand—a tent w S collapsing had already roused wo of them seized it by the I HIS is the second of a series of tional articles giving the exper noted woman writer among the am =e p more began snatching at m tures in and about the islands ¢ = my garments. It was fortunate = pot far off. for the wild men of been introduced to the we Saialy meant to secure ever sew, amazing fabric that I ; mative policeman stopped ft m and we all went aboard acal g our arms covetously pinched mead by—a way of saying that 1 good, since the forearm is but nobody left his or her containing the bro’en skeletons 4 @ sionary and his assistant Tom ins was reluctantly handed to ovr police Wi the néighboring town of Kaimare, © been seen by white people, and t came very near being wiped out Kaimare was a big place. with fighting ‘men. These must have ré for when the launch came in sight &@ | beach and the brown huts and teal es: ti painted im red. white and Diack, f TS in-the hair, and spears, clubs and an played. The Western pedéple use which only a very strong man can Grae send their arrows right through you, ial a considerable distance. ae The sight was one well worth 2 of the many hundreds. as we dancing as hard as he could@_ac like the capers of a toy jumping jack, am were velping and howling lite wolves. ' halted just out of arrow shot, while ti orders. The 10 or 12 police, with Bal men. then went ahead, while the . self and two engineers, remained - We could not pay attention to the im we were almost at once surrounded 3 of warriors and had to do what we from looting the boat. Shortly af and we three then went ashore. The quieted down so far as to s‘op still sha‘ing their weapons, and to what they were going to do. When they saw the white pew to them—they howled with around examining everything T Bat fiercely into my face Regarding @ hostage, they now broucht out a8 y an from their owh hiding place, | gold rush is perhaps an adven 7 who has taken part in o it I was tin Samarai, the i when the notorious Lake’ puse an old mining term. The ; Western end, about 406 mm is—no means of reachin himself may provide. i Belonging to the island was Parties of miners were leaving taking no account of the f of the northwest "-the baby hurricane of ed at any time.- m New Year's night a large x wa New Year celebration Bend to end. The three hot with light all nicht, in Which, like most other laws, "comes along. The na mmed with a surging. si trowd of tough, hard-bitten es @e Klondikers. who were bent or” New Year that might be t | of Papua have one and all life. the champagne in the to or poured over the rails of ¥ | | by before midnight: all e f smashed and most of the town dragged out and forced eT. name too well known t& mt up the town’s supply of t i was expensive, and had “oft” as “Mrewing the contents among Nevertheless, they managed to ‘ag oe ane cs li¥e a and induce me, with a couple of as, aiaogy : Re, and had Taid him out in chief temple. where they did their oat “straiked” Uke a to sit down, pulling at our hands. nr hi emoty eee this action was generally a dotties. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— DECEMBER .

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inle use tall six-foot 1 man can draw, and rough you, back to | worth seeing. s we approached, iid, a curious dance, @ sping jack, and the lite wolves. Our hot. while the leader ce, with half a | le the second bost, jon to the landing a. a fk. he | WOMAN OF MANY ADVENTURES " : 3 Bn y} — A ip ISS GRIMSHAW has explored, probably “Zs than any other living woman, the . of the zreat island of New Guinea. | Gbe is familiar with all aspects of Me- - fascinating and tragic, as portrayed in mas volumes of fiction and travel. She was m County Antrim, freiand. and educated at and London. and in France. She engaged work in Ireland before setting ont. ondent of a London journal, for the “ to enter there upon a life of ad- ions of which are recounted in these a ae 1 was no fighter, and were determined to fe Wonderful tent (merely an umbrella) that B my hand—a tent whose magica! swelling had already roused yells of amazement seized it by the handle. while one or snatching at my hat and the rest it was fortunate that my companions Poff, for the wild men of the swamps, having Gatroduced to the wonder of cotton cloth, “meant to secure everything in the wav of ‘. fabric that I carried about with me. policeman stopped them with clubbed ali went 2board again. Some of us had covetors!ly pinched by the warriors as we fa way of saying that the meet was consid- Mince the forearm is considered the best ni left his or her bones behind on that is perhaps an adventure: at all events. has taken part in one is sever likely to Iwas in Samarai, the island town of Eastern , the notorious Lakekamu field “broke ont”’ eid mining term. The Lakekamu River is end, about 4) miles away. and there Ang e mag~ > means of reaching it except what the may provide. This meant that every to the island was hired at a fancy price, (af miners were leaving hourly, in any sort Bo eccount of the fact that we were in ald ae | le of the northwest season. when gales and baby burricane of Papua—mizht he ex- time. Yeer's night a large party left in a launch. Rew Year celebration that shook the island = i The three hotels of the town were Hight all nicht, in defiance of licensing lke most other laws, go overboard when slong. The narrow white coral streets With a surging. shrie*ing, singing. drink- nd of touch, hard-bitten fellows, many of them > were bent on making the best Year that micht be their last—for the gold have cone and all taken terrible toll of Champagne in the town had been drunk. Over the rails of verandas on the heads before midnicht: ali the glass doors had ~ “ A “Hing: - 4 “ er ——s - = “a — ~ ELE AE A FIERCE GOARI-BARIAN TRIBESMAN IN HIS CANOE. (Continued on Page 18.) trick of spoiling themselves. in point of fact, nothing hap- pened, except that I was un- comfortable, and suspected a spear or an arrow somewhere through me for the greater part of the night. The Kuku- kuku, I have no doubt, was simply satisfying the inordi- nate curiosity that distin- guished his tribe by tryinc to find out something about that amazing thing. the white woman. He would certainly have thought it good fun to run a spear through me, if that had proved convenient, but it did not prove even possibie, owing to the protected floor. so be- fore morning the little ogre seems to have crept away, and the smell—which one cannot describe, but which most travelers well know: some- thing smoky. wild-beast-like. flavored with aromatic leaves Way: SS * \ - A A SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17, 1922. PAGE NINE. OS et Be RO rr aes a > a RA SRR os ce er te ORO ~ 4 te SRT a = ee 6 - —= = = e we a me oer hese Sc SS

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PE AR OT ee LO er oem age —> aE a Oo of the snapshots which purport to show a fairy. The little figure, poised om the bush leaves, is ‘ering = ote of hare-bells to Elsie. The dress is described as pale pink, and with wings streaked with yellow. —Copyright. From “The Coming of the Fairies.” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Published by George H. Doran OR several years, two little girls in an ob- scure Village of Yorkshire, England, had told about playing with fairies. The children pointed out the piace. a beautiful. small wooded valley nearby, where the fairies ap- peared to them, described the tiny figures in much detail and explained how they “ ‘ticed” the fairies to come. All this was an oft-told tale to the parents of Elsie Wright, at Cottingley, and of her cousin, Frances Grif- fiths, who lived at Scarborough. The other residents of Cottingley, a mere hamiet, also were familiar with these narratives. Nobody took the matter seriously, deeming it a child- ish fancy and recalling that imaginative children often make such claims. If the youngsters are allowed to have fairies im their books, why not im their day dreams, too’ “You ‘shouldn't tell such_g naughty fib.” Elsie’s mother might remark, after an unusually earnest ac- count of the alleged fairies which Elsie and Frances had seen in the favorite playground of the girls, less than a hundred yards from the house and beside the purling waters of Cottingiey Beck. “Rut, mother, it isn't a fib.” Elsie would insist. “We si* them just as plain as anything. And they danced. ami ok! but it was besutiful to watch them. Some aren't pretty at all, but funny-looking. Frances saw them, too. It isn’t fibs.” So the affair went on. Elsie and Frances were very fond of the tittle valley, which is now called the Fairy Glen, and often spent all of a Jah SHEA i ilita giiské Ths er : iat i bees iL ti iy . i a iF Mill Es f

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Miss Sophie McCord, first woman appraiser. at her desk in the St. Louis Custom House. HE sees all of the Paris hats that gome into St. Louis before any other woman has even a climpse of them. She spends her days sur- rounded by beautiful. luxurious and costly objects imported from all over the woritd. Her eve is the first that rests on the price- less foreign paintings destined to be exhib- ited at the Art Museum or to grace the private art gail- leries of millionaires. Sbe fingers rare treasures of isce from Beigium and fabulously rich embroideries from the Orient. She-knows wh: St. Lovis women are going to wear before those women know it themselves. She knows what rich St. Louisans have brought over rare antique furnishings for their homes, and, as sometimes happens, she knows when the purchaser of supposed antiques has been defrauded into buring modern imitations artifically aged and pitted with syn- thetic wormboies. She may. if she likes, fil! ber hands with diamonds, rubies, emeralds or pearis and iet them trictle through her fingers. as children do with Deads or sand. These have been some of the Alice in Wonderland experiences of Miss Sophie McCord, appraiser of the Port of St. Louis. the only woman in the United States to hold such a positicn. Miss McCord was appointed by President Harding as a recognition of the work done by Missouri women in the 1929 Republican campaign. She had been a director and leading spirit in the Reoublican Women's Club in St. Louis and in the recent campaign she was chairman of that club’s committee on the investigation and indorse- ment of candidates. Republican women's organizations throughout the State supported her application for ap- pointment as appraiser. When Miss McCord took office last September every outward premonitiorm was calculated to make her falter. As she approeched the oid Custom House at Third and Olive streets she could not but note that it was oid and dingy and forbidding. a relic of other days when the principal aim of architecture was to put up a classic front as a deceptive mask for an fll-arranged. incon- venient and pwoorly lighted interior : The office quarters to which she was escorted were not more reassuring than the exterior. They had been the severely plain habitat of a long line of masculine appraisers and were as unromantic as a hall room in a third-rate boarding house. Se much for the physical discouragements.. These were ably reinforced by a huge host of mental ob- stacies. First of all was that perpetual bagaboo, the tariff, with its accompanying appalling array of sched- ules, rules. exceptions, interpretations and decisions. These are the tools of the trade of an appraiser. for ther must be applied to every imported thing that comes into the city, so that thing may be appraised at its proper valuation and taxed accordingly. That was not the half of it. The tariff in effect when Miss McCord took office was complicated enough She had scarcely had time to begin a comprehensive study of it when it was all wiped out and a new tariff sched- ule. still more involved, took its place. Had Miss MeCord remained at her desk in that office of severely masculine traditions those frightsome tariff schedules would have overwhelmed her with an avaianche of figures. But curiosity and housekeeping imstincts are domi- PAGE TWELVE nant feminine traits. The mew appraiser decided that ene of the first things she would appraise would.be this mysterious Castie of Customs of which she had been made the chatelaine. [it did not take her ionmg to learn that she had the “open sesame” to a treasure chamber the contents of which would have made Ali Baba’s cave look like a neighborhood 1%cent store's novelty counter by comparison. In famcy she cout{_hear the song of the Diinzn on guard at the portal: Here be rich and rarest iaces For my lady's raiment fine. Hats for framing pretty faces. Jewels with a spark divine. Here be ivary, jade and coral, Onyx, cheicedony, pearl. Ancient crests that bear the moral Of some fighting feudal Eari. Here be filigree and chasing That a Benvencto made. Steel with-etrange and mystic tracing. Fashioned for a Sultan's biade. Here be feathers, furs and ruffles From a thousand ports of trade, Mushrooms, herring. cheese and truffles, Caviars and marmalade. Who would have expected to find a Djinn im this g¢ my old Custom House, blithely singing his cata- le~we of all delights to the accompaniment of a pack- _—_ + = The appraiser's appraising smirs. a voman appraiser. Miss McCord at once erased from her ‘frighting thoughts of those appalling t ules on her desk and knew intuitivel going to just love that fascinating was the haven of all delizhts from the wortd. ‘, Here, in truth, was a fascinating field of « n ee — aa ey . Seaee a. ° Te TH Wag 2g fn j ‘ “up a * “ ¥ er The mere men who ali the years until s administering the affairs of the office and appraising all these pretty things at first as to the probable helpfulress of 4 im a customs office. They had not feminine sixth sense which makes 4 erring judge of the value of things whith ror x and use. box of imported pattern hats and put them with almost uncanny precision to surrender to her superior judgment. Now Charites E. Green, who has been in the office for 28 years and has served @ appraisers of the pert. says: “We are mighty ziad to have Miss never realized how valuabie a2 wane an office of this kind She has been @& us im fixing the value of merchandise to women.” , The men appraisers were French hats without a thrill. i >» we — R. i _) Cpere ~. a ae “Tipe - = . a 2M ge Se é hres accustomed ow and jndiciousty they would find that they werea of so much material of a certain kind WER &: value and were trimmed with other ject to duty payment under a certain tariff act. Miss McCord sees the same materials and rf plus that elusive element of value called thing of the same intuition enters into her silts, laces, linens and articles of jewelry. & pointed out several instamces of false invoices accompanying imported goods and of her office force for her judgment on c time in the warerooms. She is technica] detail of the office. She the in wor®s of art in Europe want information tariff schedules. To each of these Miss McCord gives a and a clear and concise answer. “I am trying my best to speed things Up, telephone con SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST_ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17, 1922. . appraiser and t 7 oat mee: # e oJ Ma aon Thad e Ys: <i . teal Bes - “ ae ” oie

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can” ties trail from the . . and give individugl- | ity to this black velvet . =? . * ~ | = * Ps et — ae fy Se a oe 22 eitptreet fr y 4 Pe é + i . » a ad y ob att “. ‘This L 7 ‘we 7 * ae 9 age A's * yas G i i ate os +a with crepe blouse. By MME. FRANCES. ELVET has always been the synonym for royalty. It's a material which pro- claims richness in the very sound of its name in fairy stories the Princess is always clothed in velvet and no more need be said. Cinderella who dreams by H J ~~ the planning isn't done by the kitchen ve between trips to the mo- holiday season. For the big item is to have your carefully planned and carried out so your tare will be choosing the right frock for the right Your mind should be much too full of frivol- things during the holidays to have to worry about x to ¥ doesn’t mean that you have to have such a lot mean clothes. A few well-chosen things are | Siways more desirable than a bewildering lot. And if ae do limit yourself to a comparatively few, you're likely to choose well and to get more pleasure SOOM Cry day spirit, says designer - =. © “sat ANY YY OOO - Black velvet petals, ' faced in white. are \ ~ A ‘\ 4% used to trim the ~Sa smart evening gown \ \ NS ; (us J i A straicht model in black’ velvet, with bands of er- mune and pocket facings of batiste as the only trim- ming touches. The word velvet, to me. sounds soft and rich and lux- urious. And that’s what a velvet frock will always be. It achieves these qualities without the aid of orna- ment—and sometimes it adds to them by using fur or lace. The straightline black velvet up at the left is worn under a bloused veivet jacket collared in ermine. The top of the dress is of white crepe on which black thread traces a delicate Japanese desizcn. Another smart little touch appears in the “string- “bean” ribbon which makes a bow at each sieeve and trails its long, slim ends almost to the hem of the skirt. This is simply the narrowest of satin banding doubled over and blind-stitched along the side. It's about the width and thickness of a slim young string bean, hence name. A lustrous black satin evening cape has SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17, 1922. 3 | Christmas Season The richness and color values of this regal fabric suit the holt- ' Of black velvet at | the left. CG, SS” \ -_ > t ie .. 5 Seeeeee* oe Yi =-_ “ — RIN A novel blouse and long tassels are interesting fea- tures of red velvet frock, for Christmas dances. shoulder and make two clusters at the girdle. The other frock, up at the right, is of red velvet. The blouse part is in- teresting in its construction. It’s sim- ply a wide fold, slit at the neck and almost up to the neck along either shovider line. The ends which drop below the wais‘line are weighed down by long sil oor ~~ - 4 : f fe 4 : : § big rf “f Ks ~ — ss PR ep ee ie bnvte aoe ==% ns YY a a oo . ies an = e+ ete ete. 5 _ . fy te a

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= = ——— —= == - LLMER BROwN MASON DON'T see as you hare no call-to say that to me, Maybelle.” John Williams spoke with dignity. ; “T evess a girl’s got a right to stand up for her parents, even if they don't ride in no lim’sine with no—no chow-chow dog in their laps!” didn't hand you no criticism f old people to ie like a couple o° kids.” n had abandoned his pose of dicnity for a tone [ just said it he goin downtown or Teo pleadinc. » where yon got any cali to teil anv mem- smilvy when thev can go to the led premoptiy. you tryin’ to put over on me, Maybelle®” the demanded, anger replacing pleading in his voice. : in’ to put nothin oer on you. Mis-ter said the girl, haughtilty. “You don’t inter- » such extent.” Williams, and glared at her aint tr “Well, what's . , sucvested. Maybelle in her best feet above the Sal roin ?" fazing at a spot head. ’ ner, i¥oO young Man's must.” he mimicked her ticaily thrown out’*” He rose to his feet. Out in the street. John Williams hunched his ders to blast and wished that it had before the days of prohibition, so he might ured with drink. a lot of drink. It snddeniy dawned on him that he knew of a piace where it might still prohibition—at a He turned squarely in to turn and hunch his the winter “seein that [m prac- Just lite that. it happened’ shoul been scoot he . rr tne Ctra that >" - ”* ! i= sil feelings spite_of hic id 669 be procured, i — » Don tracks, niv ts orice back again wind “What's the use of payin’ you don't really want’ frail worth ma*in’ liberate’” shoulders half a buck a throw for rot- he told himself a fool of yourself over de- gut “There aint no onsciousness promotily informed him that of the sentence was only a biuff—an at- imize bis criet Then he the issue belie had thrown him down deliberately, lat made her no less precious and desir- rnin faced Ma" erueliy: but t) abie couldn't honestly ask for forgiveness, his fanit. He hadn't slam them or anythine. It had just seemed that two old people should zo to the movies to and he had said so his thoughts went around in this circle. rote from it. He'd call up Maybelle Riker at the Iumch hour, the next day. and give her a chance apo oeize He wot? accept any opening to go back to her No. “ou le? was his fault’ he that. I[f it pride: Perhaps it believe was he but it wesn't a time To romforted. he entered his boarding house. thea right of $8 a weet, in advance, and picked up a book. The cover bore the inscription, “The Power of Will.” After John Williams left the Riker fat. Maybelle wiped away six large, angry tears and assured herself that not going to cer Whereupon she blew her mose and decided that she was very tired. and that it Was nice to be alone. When the heads of the family they found her abgorbed in reading that fash- ion magazine which assert¢ that its appeal is exclusive- to those whose incomes exceed $5090 a year “Mr.. Williams gone’” queried her mother. “Yes.” answered Maybelle. indifferently. “Swell picture with one of them morals.” volunteered Mr. Ritter. waggishiy. He had a reputation for wit in the express office where he worked. “Feller’s broke. an quarrels with his cirl, so’s he won't have to send her no Christmas present. Finds a hundred-case note on the street an’ tries to make up with her. She goes to return the necktie she's bought for him for Christ- mas an’ the clerk gets a crush on her” “Father, how many times have I got to tell you not be always tal¥in’ movie plots™” demanded Mrs. Riter, severely, examining her daughter out of wise eves. 2 ‘ “Aw. her feller’s always doin’ it. an’ [I ain't heard her complainin’ none,” objected the head of the fam- ily “A good reason why you shouldn't!” snapped his daughter. promptly lining up with her mother. “It’s bad enough to hear one feller teil “em.” “Been scrappin’ with him. hey?” surmised Mr. Riker. with unusual acumen for his sex. “Well. you want to PAGE FOURTEEN Sorew hat trrned up the gas in littie room which was his Dy she ¥as - _ ee returned to > — — ee Maybelle wiped away six large. angry tears and assured herself that she was not going watch out. Christmas is only a couple c’ weeks ahead:” and he dived for his own reom. Had John Williams been born to the purple; he would have gone te college. specialized on the dicamma and fed a uselessly laborious and happy life. Since he came- into the world near the East River, where collegiate advantages are in the proportion of zero in the hundred. he went to work. The energy that might have gone into digging up the digamma from the dust of ages went into the study of freight schedules, a weighing of the speed of express versus parcel post to remote parts of these United States. He rose rapidly to the position of chief shipping clerk of a large mail-order house; did the work’ of three men. for which he received the salary of four— such are the times—-and had a firm hand on the next ung of the commercial ladder. Then he met May- delle Riker, and business slid rapidly down to second place im his scheme of existence. Nor was he to be blamed. On the contrary. many men envied him— envied especialiy the thoroughness with which he dis- taneced all rivals. The girl was so beautiful that it seemed unfair thet she should aiso be unusually capable and even clever. it seemed a painting of the lily for her to hold a re sponsibie and well-paid position with the firm that gets out that bulky volume known as the New York City Directory. As John Williams surcinctly put it: ‘She's got everythin’ —front. bean an’ pep’” Perhaps it was this same “pep.” perhaps it was the strain of the letter S. always the must hated by those who are compiling directories, that had brought about the first rift in the te. At any rete, the lute had been rifted—rifted when al! seemed to be going smooth- ly. with the peai of wedding bells ready to break. It was just two wees before Christmas. and the mail- order house was seething with industry. Office bors dumped heaps of shipwing tickets imto three baskets marked “IN” on John Williams’ desk. The man gianced at them one by one. scridbled the symbol! for express, parcel post or freizht im the space left bian«k for this purpese. aad cast them? into baskets marked “OUT.” which were borne away at regular intervals by other office boys. It was work that required concentration and John Wiliams berely lifted his head till a bell tintled for the noon hour, and the flow inte the baskets marked ‘IN” ceased. Hastily scribbling “F” on a ticket for a ottage organ destined for Pickens. S. C.. and “PP” on another that called for an ivory manicure set to be dispatched to Deer Lodge. Mont. the head shipping clerk rose to his feet and siipped on coat. overcoat and hat. Then he crossed. the street and shut himself up in a pay telephone booth “Hello, that you. Maybelle”” “This is Miss Riker.” the girl answered. trying to keep a thrill out of her vYoice. “This is Mr. John Williams.” came over the phone. “May [| ask which Mr. John Williams?” the girl queried. “Theres only about a hundred of ‘em in the directory.” “Aw. tay off. girlie!” his voice pleaded. “I didn’t say nothin’ last nicht. but | ‘pélieeize for it. anyway.” “Well"—— The girl hesitated. “Well, we'll let it go at that—this time.” “Thant—Gawd'” the man answered, fervently. ~ hoped youd forgive me easy. Guess it’s ‘cause Christ- mas is comin an’ a certain little girl expects a sweil present—-weli. she’s goin’ to get it, I'll tell the world’” Women may classify individuals of the opposite sex as good, bad. handsome. ugiy. but they have one gen- eralization which blankets them all- “Why are men such foois””’ it is a wail rather than a vituperation. Maybelle had received her admirer back Into grace, but his first move forced her to hand him something—and hand him something she did' When John Williams emerzed, perspiring, from the telephone booth. it ‘was with the complete consciousness that be had received his. Mrs. Riker kissed her daughter a hurried good-by. Diver ’ of course, during we ‘hey were long ones at mr. ind was too fully oe eg re n of deliveries > anything else; but afte >= * ‘ng nome im the eventiz * Goi art. John Williams / worst P teft the bic ma end when he | relief the green leaves: igs the store windows. the & 4 ie glitter of Christmas-tree oe The faces of the passes™ P ceftect this holiday lent S gmiling anc hapoy- “ ‘ | ge he read over many “It is of paramount ir S ehe individual should exam ~ ‘ato what he thinks he gure he really desires It. + irresistible force of : ia = ‘tts acquisition. Attainment “7 s the same, OF greater, SaLiss ea. e. 4 forerunner. the struggle a ¥ _ * ee ‘a ir it does not, it is not > of it is one the attainment * Bring ultimate happiness. ‘The man over & for two nights, but finally then summoned her spouse to return up ¢ “I'm late as it is, mommer,” ke complaines @ aa floor below. & igs “ft ain't your mommer! I married you—-4 eS 5% pt Ae te n: I happy. — Saturday, eight days & ' day. John Williams walt - eheerfully decorate! st - to see the happiness in adopt you,” she called down to him. a not apply to his case. He knews you're more trouble to me than siz The next paragraph t muffier!™ a. . “Jt must be remembered Mr. Riker came. After the moffler had ber x er of will is working justed, he kissed his wife under the chin. rt 4 ™ + of some object, it apartment closed. as desired, and often without Mrs. Riker went about-her housework, mi knowledge of the one who she passed from task to task. When she me % not necessery to make face took on 2 look of concentration. All wasm ing no the : he attainment, giving with her daughter, and Mrs. Riker, though ihe ¥ ment. The power of will, — , ceases. It is not necessary perfectly conscious that the girl's unhappiness ' a1 :. own fault. —) John Williams accepted , —sttempt to thimk a way never ‘a’ had a husband.” she sotiloquized. “? pee. — ceased to hope for do chaage—an’ I don't think it’s for the better. 1 tt She passed into-the living room and sat @ a ie red plush rocker, her dusting rag in her Ba an ail perfectiy obvieus to her that her daughter's oe alll it. and she hadh't tne slightest intention of « Wearily he turned the late him. Neither had she any intention of " - ine house door and glan rest as they were. ii There was one letter, spiration. A letter on the table caught her envelope. It was a kK was en alluring letter—a long envelope with 2 team hurtled a team of reindeer speeding across it. The Santa Claus Ee a sleigh driven by a jolly lady who was smiling happily off into space ae | 6 CO mpece. : Mrs. Riter picked up the letter, opened it, ‘2 = “Some ad!” the man the contents: oe » He tore open the ea proaches when all the world is full of good ch er friendly wishes. Busy man—or woman—es => you can add your part to happiness, and that Wm on the inclosed form the names of your friends to you desire to send Yuletide remembrances. GiftGr will mail each one a card asking that each one @ telephone you the lists, and you may select a gan Gm the 19 liste@ om each card from our splendid same will be sent with your name, and appropriately Wray you covering the cost of your selection. i “We call your attention to the fact that the ™& gift is actually received om Christmas Eve . Christmas surprise! A joy-bdrizger. Bie “With all holiday wishes, GIFT @ children. You come right back here a S are him, but did not look displeased. The dege @= :- x for this purpose as Paap hme a " vances toward this coal. not have acknowledged it to her own busta ~ « conscious effort.” “tf i'd beenso highty-tighty in my young are just concentrate. [In the Well, what to do.” ae 7 depended upon one John Williams; but he Her eyes roamed about the room im sear ¢ tear it up without sleigh behind had bis arm around a white-t a, white-haired old lady “Dear Sir or Madam: The merry Christm moving from your home or your office desk 10 gifts desired. Then Gift Granny will write yon for the season, as you indicate, on receipt of cheteee ents will not know the name of the donor “In care 6f-Brown & Brown, 999 Broadway” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— DECEMBER -

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ine a > -_ az a ¥ ha y ot Boing to cry. rm up the stairs from the fried you—I didn't \. “Though heaven than six or seven an’ get your fer had been ad- chin. She slapped. The door of the work, humming ag Yhen she reached , however, and her | All was not well though she would wn husband. was lappiness was her y young days, I'd ized. “How girls ne better, neither. gat down In the tr hands. It was thter’s happiness t he didn’t know — 1 of enlightening of letting things » Search of in- ther glance It with a team of la Claus in the rhite-haired old space. ed it, and -ead RyLe eye ”™ a . Of course, durinc working hours ‘ae they were jong ones at this season + , mind was too fully occupied with . problem of deliveries to have room 2 sthing else: but afterward ' Well, a rather aw! alld home in the evenings was the “' John Williams worked late, ) he left the biz mail-order house were lit outdoors, bringing into fief the green ieaves and cheerful eeries of the holly wreaths banging wee store Windows, the glint of tinsel, - w of Christmas-tree decorations. faces of the passers-by seemed to me this holiday licht. They were enc hapry. Of all the world, the erly told himself, he alone was y miserab'« i ie ip his reom, he had no desire to The pleasures New York held ; no appeal to him. For sheer "ef anything better, he turned te i Power of Will.” There was on¢ i be read over many times: ‘@% of paramount importance that “edividua!l should examine carefully ie What he thinks he desires, and be ® he really desires it, before he turns Me irresistible force of trained will to io tion. Attainment should bring “ame, Or greater, satisfaction as its "ieremmer, the struggle for attainment « @ Goes not. it is not a rea! desire. lar @ ts one the attainment of which wil) A uitimate happiness.” e man pondered over this paragraph mights. but finally decided it did y to hie case. He was sure’ mext paragraph brought him some 1 >» a) , “¥ Ty 4 | * or RR aes wy wh olbe tak | Me me >. Must be remembered that once the ’ of will is working to the ettain- of some object. it will continue the for this purpose as iong as it is still and often without the—conscious ge of the one who so desires. It Dm @et mecessery to make physical ad- a toward this goal. Simply concentrate on its mt, giving no thought to the way of attain- The power of will, once set in .motion. never It is not necessary for the individual to make tious effort.” Williams accepted this verbatim. He made no to think a way out of his difficulties. but he } Ceased to hope for one. He would cuncenirate. “mt Concentrate. In the meantime he was very un- fi ‘ > Saterday. eicht days from Christmas, was a grueling ») @y. Jobn Williams walked home wearily through the | Sheerfally decorate! streets. his head bowed so as not _ ft see the happiness in the faces of bis fellow beings “Wearlly he turned the latchkey in the lock of his board- © img house door and glanced at the settee for mail » * There was one letter. and the man was tempted to "ter it up without reading at the mere sight of the '@evelope. It was a long envelope. Across the top hurtled a team of reindeer. behind which careened | a sleigh @riven by a jolly Santa Claus, his arm around — | @-White-hatred old lady who was gazing happily out into «Space. “Some ad'” the man said, discustely. rs, He tore open the envelope. anc read i There was only one person in the world from whom he Pierre aay ere ‘se .* ata. & "aan ( Thies witli ay “Aw, lay off, girlie’ bis voice pieaded. “I didn't say nothin’ last orght, but J Xe \ . OE > Nn i, daughter's tears and settled her on the souch. She offered no words of sympath: but her lips were firmly set, and the wa. she put on her hat was a challenge to the whole world. “I’m goin’ to get your pa now.” she an- nounced. “You answer the bell. if anyone rings. I'm expectin’ some holly an’ mis- tletoe. Don't you pay that thievin’ dago more’n a dollar—that's the trade I made with him.” . On the stairs she paused and opened her handbaz. Yes, it was there—a pink card signed “John Williams.” with tiny reindeer running across the top. It had come to her three days before in the mail. “I'll give him one chance. I!'ll—I'll tele- phorie him,” she said aloud, between clenched teeth. “Then I'll go an’ drag him here by the hd@ir of his head, if he don't take it as hed ought to'” Nevertheless Mrs. Hiker did not head straight for a telephone booth instead. she made haste to the express company whef her husband worked. This was always her duty on the day before Christ- mas since one vear, before Volstead times “when Mr Rixer had not appeared until midnizht, and had slept through Christ- mas day Her husband safely corralied, she led him to a drug store and parked im just outside the telephone booth. “What do yer want” John Williams said into the transmitter for the fiftieth time that day “This is Gift Granny.” 2a voice came over the line | got vour card 4n’ noted contents. I ain't got the kind o girl you : it, ay.” r I ‘pologize for it — y want: but you know where she is Ii “Mv Dear Mr. Williams A friend has asked Gift Granny to write and ask rou to make a list of 10 gifts. one of which will reach vou Christmas Eve. Will you please use the inclosed card for this purpose, and mail it to me? With the season's greetings. “GIFT GRANNY. “in care of Brown @€ Prown. 999 Broadway.” There was only one person in the world who might send John Williams a “hristmas gift, only one person in the world from whom he would care to receive one— and that person was Maybelle Riker. His first intuition Was to Fush to the nearest phone: but he was restrained by the teachings of his favorite textboo’, and by the knowledge that there was no telephone in the Rikers flat. Instead. he went up to his room and lit the gas Before him. on the bureau. lay “The Power of Will.’ For a few moments he looted at it. then got ont pen and ink. It was an hour before he had filled in the card “] don't want no choice of ten thines. I! want one thing. and this is it—a girl who will let me take care of her and get her everything she wants, and be good to her. and who wont throw me out when I do some bonehead thing I don't meen to. If I can't have this, ! don't want nothing. Hespectfully “JOHN WILLIAMS.” The man slipped the card into the stamped envelope. inclosed for the purpose. Next he put og his hat and coat and hurried to the nearest mailbox, as if in fear that his resolution would not hold. Then he returned to bis room “The Power of Will” still lay on the bureau. For a few moments he contemplated it with growtng irrita- tion. Suddenly, opening the window, he threw the book far out into the street. a >= e - . . . It was Christmas Eve. Maybelle Riker gathered up her bonus check at moon, put on her hat and coat and left for the day. As she walked through the streets, she wondered that s0 many people could be so happy. that everyone could be so happy. John Williams was probably happy. too. The thought stabbed her @ the heart. In vain she told herself that he was nothing to her. that she hoped he was happy. The pretense would not hoid. She hated him. and she hoped he was miserable. and she'd have given anything in the world to see him for a minute—yes. even a minute’ The door of her apartment house was before her Maybelle opened it and mounted slowly to her family niche among its cliff-dweliers. Her mother opened the door to her impatient knock “Off for the day, Maybelle” she queried. w “Yes.” the girl answered listiessiy. “I'd just as soor be workin’. she added, bitterty. “There ain't no sense in ali this Christmas stuff” “You don’t say!” answered her mother, belligerentiy “You just come in here an’ trim this tree. You an your pa’s had a tree for 22 years, an’ he ain't goin’ to miss it ndéw just because he’s got a grouchy daughter. Ive brought you up right, Maybelle, an’ "—— “Yes. ma.” the girl answered, meekly-—so meekly that her mother stared at her in alarm you're a man an not a mouse. you'll go an’ get her yourself. Goo'-by!’ “How shal! I send this here baby carriage to Pana- mar? a voice queried at his elbow “Send it by—by reindeer,” John Williams answered, as he seized his overcoat and filed. The man was within a block of the Riker apartment house when he suddenly hesitated, and turned into a jewelry shop. A few moments later he was running up the stairs. No one answered his impatient knock, and he flung open the door. Marbelle rose with a gasp “Why. Mr. Williams. you got a perve, comin’ right in'” she began “None o’ that'™ he answered firmly, and took her in his arms . e > . > * . o . “If you open the door quiet, you'll prob’bly see some- thin’.” Mrs. Riker volunteered, puffing from her climb up the stairs Mr. Riker épened the door cautiously and peeped in- side. Then he shut it noiselessiy and put his arm around hf® wife “It’s ketchin.” he announced, wagzishiy. As has been already stated, Mr. Riker had a reputa- tion for wit in the express compdny's office (Copyrighkt.) . : vere m ~--o-* > a Oe <7, youet He suddenly hesitated, and turned into 4 jewelry shop. 7. 1922. PAGE FIFTEEN oe — eet thn) el Swe wane we

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Girls Say They Photographed Fairies when the weather was bright and sunny, never on dull or wet days. When Gardner departed from Yorkshire, he left a good camera with Elsie and some plates which, =, known to her, had been privately marked as a precau- tion against frand. This was in July, 1920, and Doyle had to depart for Australia, although deeply interested in learning whether the girls would get some more pictures. He hardly expected success, he says, for three years had passed since thé first photos were made, and he was “well aware” that the maturing processes “are often fatal-te psychic power.” Put in August the girls made three more pictures of alleged fairies and sent the negatives to Gardner, who characterized them “the most amazing that any modern eye has ever seen, surely'” One showed a fairy leaping. and Frances, with her head thrown back and blurred because, as she explained, she thought the little figure was going to strike against her face. An- other represented a fairy poised on the leaves of a bush and offering a posy of hare bells to’Elsie. Both these figures are winged, delicate, lightly poised and graceful. The third photo purports to_show several fairies, or parts of fairies, but the feature of most interest to Gardner and Doyle was the “bower,” or sun bath, at the cen@er of the picture. This sheath, or cocoon, appearing in the midst of the grasses, had never been seen by the girls before and they did hot know what it was. they declared. Students of fairy lore, ac- cording to Doyle, describe it as a magnetic bath, woven very quickly by the fairies and used after dull weather and in the autumn especially. A professional photographer, who had gone on record to the effect that the earlier photos were singile-ex- posure negatives, absolutely untouched and unfaked, gave the same indorsement to the second series, and added that the “bower” picture was utterly beyond the possibility of fa*ing. This was a Mr. Snelling at Harrow. whose report on the first two pictures in- cluded the statement that all the figures of the fairies moved during exposure, which was “instantaneous.” It may be noted here that the most damaging tech- nical criticism made by any of the photoeraphers who examined the pictures was that similar ones could be faked by a competent person having the necessary ac- cessories, either by using little painted manitins the setting for the single-exposure plate, or by insert- ing such figures on the plate afterwards, or by a double exposure. From Melbourne Doyle wrote joyfully to Gardner that the additional pictures would help the ordinary busy man to realize “that this new order of life ts really established and has to be taken into serious account, just as the pigmies of Central Africa.” Among the attacks upon the validity of the fairy photographs was that of Maj. Hall-Edwards, the ra- dium authority. in the Birmingham Weekly Posty He said, in part: “Millions of photographs have been taken by op- erators of different ages— * *s | “ay “Pairies are not born-and do not die though they have their periods of outer as retirement. Allied to the lepidoptera. oF genus, of our familiar acquaintance, rather § mammglian line. they partake of certain li ties that are obvious. Re “There is little or no mentality _ giadsome. irresponsible joyousness of abundantly in evidence in their .) The diminutive human form, so widely doubtless due. at least im a great powerful influence of human thought, the ative power in our cycle. * * * . “The function of the nature spirit meadow and garden, indeed, in cc ‘ tatien generally. is to furnish the vital c between the stimulating energy of the material of the form. That growth of we regard as the customary and iz ) - associating the three factors of sun. seed a never ta’ e place if the fairy builders weres Gardner s‘ates that “the normal working bed gnome and fairy” is not of human other definite form. Normally they have no cll viduality in their wor’, but that they seem instinctive prompting which suggests the ant. The Man With “Stop!” shouted Shermann im a strained voice. “Leave that woman alone. She has nothing to do with the forgery.” The little man sat down. crossed his legs and began to talk, frowning heavily, his eyes still closed as if turned fourth dimension. “The forgery was perpetrated.” Schermann said, “by a man. He imitated this lady's handwriting [t is a clumsy imitatior, too—I can't see Row he could deceive any of you. It follows, more or less. the curves of this lad}’s hand—there is a superficial resembilance— but the spirit, the abstract image of it entirely dif- ferent. I'll tell you about it in a minute—it’s the man who forged the entry who is the principal in this crime. The man who wrote the letter is a dummy—I can see him. He is a stout, clumsy fellow with a fleshy nose and bleary eyes. He is trresolute—he has no will of his own. I wonder what his trade is. It’s one re- quiring much sitting and great attention and precision. He may be an optician or a watchmaker. I don’t know. But you don’t want him. anyway—nsot in the first place. You see, he participated in the frand unwillingly. He first declined to do it, but he could not resist the sug- gestion of the real criminal. Him I don't quite see— not yet. But you must hurry to get him—he plans to escape tomorrow. One moment’! I de see him now— he is young and handsome and slim—he has clever. dark eyes—he is of good family. My God! I see his family now—his old father and mother—they are sit- ting in their shabby little flat in tears, wringing their hands—they talk of suicide—they know what their son has done. Get him. quick! You must rescue the poor old couple! Ill single him out for vou. He is in this office! But you can’t nail down the forgery on him— you must make him confess. You must promise him immunity if he restorés the money.” Immediately a lineup of all the employes of the bank PAGE SIXTEEN. inward. penetrating unknown vistas of the the X-Ray. Eyes was ordered. Herr Schermann sat down at a desk, and the clerks were as*ted to pass by. one by one. Each had to write down the sentence: “I have nothing to do with the forty millions,” and sign his name. Suddenly Sehermann seized the hand of a young man and shout- ed: “You are the forger'” The man jumped back as if hit im the face. Scher- mann. still holding his hand, addressed him: “Your name is Ludwig Neumann. You have just signed yourself Lovis Neumann. You have 2 passport —you just got it—on which your name appears as Louis Nauheim Don't try to deny. I have seen it. You want to go to France. And I see your poor parents, heartbroken by your crime. They want to die rather than to live in shame. For their sake we'll let you go, if you restore the money. Come.” But the young man had fainted dead away. When he was restored to consciousness he gulped down a drink of water and said: bi “There's no use. [ll tell you all about it. Ill return the money.” He did tell all about it, including the name of his confederate, and added- “Don't hurt him. poor ass. He did not want to do it. He has no will. I made him write the letter.” A detective brought in the accomplice. He was a stout, clumsy fellow, with a fleshy nose and bleary eyes —and he actnally was a watchmaker. Schermann has been credited with being able to luck at a person and then imitate that person’s handwr'tinz. When Schermann was in Zurich about a year ago in- terest was roused to a fever point by the trial of a cer- took one of the letters written by the woman and read it swiftly. “This woman fears paragraphs,” he said “In her ¥ ~ + SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17. 1922. (Continued From Pa = a Halideh graduated from © > College in 1901, and soon afte > Saiih Bey, the professor of | tl + &. help him out when it «ame % _—-- -

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eys tc history of Halideh Hanoum who bat- od for women’s rights in ie land of the harem and on a high place in the “he pernment — Strange stradictions in the life fa woman of mystery | ides a white horse and Precesscrity beet 4 a0 bullets on the fir- density which elude a line—Is an uncom- ere is “a vane a” Meemising foe of Chris- y that they lie be > HE) gigns and the idol of the soldiers :: :: ITH the overthrow of the Sultan's government in Turkey. Halideh Edib Hanoum, a young wom- an with a romantic his- tory, became one of the most potefit factors in the n mt set up by Kemal! Pasha. of Education she occupi¢ an , position which a few years ago ity awake—simply a. a ma have been unattainable by any S of life that ig — orkish Woman. Ha Hanoum'’s great-grandmother ga Circassiar slave girl, and her grand- i was the sixth wife of a great ® Her mother is a typical Turkish an, using. no language but her own [clinging to many of the customs of @aative land. But the birth of Halideh the lighting of a firebrand. } beginning of her emancipation is Atte _to her father, who, although a . seems to have had a streak of sympathy in his make-up, for early that this liant of his should have the education deserved instead of being forced cage of Turkish tradition. : tion was violently opposed to ® advancement, but he was far his time, and he pushed on to pgoal—which was the higher education = a wee daughter. Constanti- hople Was at Scutari (this is the i m American college for girls) “aither Halideh was sent, one of the ‘Turkish girls to take advantage of Modern Western education which it yg { Staduated from Constantinople fim 1901, and soon after she married Bey, the professor of mathematics, mo had fallen in love with her almond 70s and caressing voice when he was meng her to raise x, y and z to the nth ower Gnd ts cultivaie the acquaintance of ea, tangents and circumferences. To Mar Halideh demonstrate the problem -* triangle was to hear the murmur of ea, said a young Oriental poet. Her =n Of & paraliclogram was the [3 Purling of a brook. No wonder = math’ professor fell for—well, for =s quantity. - scientific knowledge that he Mild bring to bear upon x. y and z didn’t ~~ aim out wher it came to solving Hal- ® She was a problem beyond his - a a ae oe HALIDEH EDIB HANOUM. learning. She bore him a number of chil- dren, but when she rebelled at a second wife being brought home, she was spea‘- ing an unknown language and he gave up the riddle. What could she mean? Why) should any woman object to having a per-. fectly good new wife brought home by a | perfectly good husband?’ Those new-. fangled notions! | Halideh divorced him. There ended the first chapter. , Write the Words fora Song. We compose music. Our Chief of Staff wrote many big song hits. Submit your song-poem to us at once. NEW YORE MELODY COERP., | 430 Fitegerald Bldg. ss New York 172 E. 934 STREET, NEW YORK. —— oe AANTED! AS U.S. RAILWAY SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—DECEMBER 17, 1922. MEN—BOYS OVER 16 SHOULD MAIL COUPON IMMEDIATELY New oman on floreehack And there began the chapter of public “So this little woman, who so often life. Halideh Hangym had asserted her boasts of her American ideals of woman- personal independence, had kicked over hood and of which her Western friends the traces for herself; she now set out make so much, after calmly planning with to help kick over the traces for Turkish her associate forms of human tortures women. for Armenian mothers and young women. Somewhere around this time Abdul undertook the task of making Turks of Hamid was deposed. Now, as you re- their orphaned children!” member, he was a most disagreeable per- At one time she was exiled to the son, bearing a strong resemblance to ali Island of Malta, as being too dan- the villains of “Arabian Nights” rolled gerous a power to be left at large. Some- into one “Red Sultan.” A familiar pet thing like having a very pretty and purr- name for him was “The Great Assassin.” ing panther running about the street, it But with his downfall sounded the sum- was said-—-a charming puss, but you mons to woman; and it was Halideh couldn’t tell whom it might scratch or Hanoum who was on hand to take advan- devour the next moment. Halideh Ha- tace of it. Her pen was clever: atready noum had no idea of enjoying the climate she had written poems and stories, and of Malta long, however; the restfulness now she turned to the writing of economic of her situation didn’t appeal to her, and, articles which attracted attention the by means never fully related, she escaped. country over. She leaped quickly to the She made her way to Angora. There position of leader of and for her sex; or- she married her second huband, Dr. Ad- ganized a powerful movement for woman's nan Bey, who has since become Vice Pres- emancipation, and reorganized the Turk- ident of the Parliament at Angora, ish Normal Schoo! for Girls. Educate The Nationalist movement gained woman, she urged, and vou have started strength as the months went on, and Ad- her on the road to freedom. The brain nan Bey and his wife became more and that has been sufficiently trained will re More powers in its ranks. It was said fuse to be caged. that she. with her husband and -his asso- The World War came on, and Djemel ciates, were carrying on new persecu- Pasha. who was in charge of the Police tions of the Christians in Asia Minor. Department -and later became Minister Uater, in Stamboul, she was sought for of Marine. saw a chance to obtain certain ‘eportation, but she and her husband desired ends through her power. He put escaped by night, getting away in a boat her in charge of the Syrian schools, and ound for Asia Minor and, making their it was through her influence that Con- Way over wild country on don*eys, stantinople College was not taken over reached Angora again, where the Nation- for the sate of its large and finely alists welcomed them at their capiial equipped buildings. What Halideh un- Mts apha Kemal at once appointed Hali- derta’es to accompiish she has a way of deh to be Minister of Education aud mem- putting over. ber of his Cabinet. Her work for schools and children has This position she holds today, close in been lauded to the skies. But there is Power to the man who has startied a another angle to the Mona Lisa picture, whole world. Thus she sways her po- it seems. She is accused by her opponents litical power. Put she does not stop at of having been closely in sympathy with this; she holds the rank of Sergeant in the crueities which made Dijemal Pasha the army of the Nationalists, and she is famous. He distinguished himseif as lead- 45 often seen in the ranks, facing the fire, er in the wholesale persecutions of the 2t the front and in the trenches, as at the non-Moslem population: it was said that «ovnctl tables. be rose to eminence mainly because of his gifts for murder and pillage; and also, > that Halideh rose with him. She was his | TELL TOMORROW S right-hand man, says the opposition; she | lived in his harem, and took charze of the ' Armenian orphans who were left after the | massacres. From the Syrien deserts to) Aleppo those little folks were brought in.| and put under the brilliantly organized | educational work of Halideh. 7 Educated, they were: but educated ac- | cording to Moslem ideas, away from the | belief of their parents. 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oT. L — POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE Been: * SECTION Wy The beautiful hair and liquid eyes of Lila Lee are emphasized My These 3 »s Asicu n ire The flow erTAtuma [his is a dai pees ee edowindian with fine effect in this portrait of the movie star. ; +} t, = 4 ' —Paramount Photo. iA young woma! actress. and t! Vi UssUlll poe \S¢ ror . 7 aR eed A org Ad ee — , The Honorable Alexandra | : , th Checkley | tr | : war widow. -who recen' . Che re la; n (O23 P | y. a | ome / : he n . es on ‘ ‘* ‘ -- wy , | ae . auton store clerk and war vet , iy | oe ae | At Q's ) nurse in France : al] ee ee ett: Mr: otter mer, General Pershing and Mrs. John Borden. Right: Miss Dorothy | ei ee imors Tepresentative at the Texas Cotton Palace Ball at Waco, recently. : and s

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ATCH RO Saas eae . oe ee ; oF ” « 4 ~ ri 3. £ « ie fete fa > ay “gt . > pas wornnG | ST. EDUIS _POST-Disr ia — siamo _— The framed picture, representing “Blossom Time,” ts made up enti . - : oe ! of canceled postage stamps, some of them more than 100 years old. was made in Czecho-Slovakia and 1s now in this country. , - 7 I = \ It ~ ea * _ ver (ay - — - . . - Ge ‘ : cee 100 bo heba IR: byte 0 ‘. e. PR; of& “an " -_ — ' . ’. ; $ ~4 : a ‘,ereer een e* . » *“7vTeee "7 _,. ———., ——————— Se Something to startle Michigan boulevard. A Chicago girl atte: studying music in Europe for seven months, returns with this Paisley coat with Persian lamb trimming. —~PVawu | Radio provides an occupation for E. W. Patrick of Brookfield, Mo., a disabled war veteran. He copies Post-Dispatch K S D market reports for grain dealers and livestock men. Another youthful radio fan. Florence Heck- enkamp, 2 years old, daughter of a Belleville attorney, who insists on hearing K S D every night betore retiring. toster mother to these silver foxes. On Prince | Island are manv such families. The little toxes are taken trom their mothers in infancy and — = a Bringing in the wolf. The setting suggests a far north movie, but this case it is the real thing. The hunters went after a wolf and got h A 1oo-carat diamond and the jeweled sword ota Persian Shah. They are a part of a marvelous exhibit of precious stones which is about to begin a tour of the United States. —P, & A. Photo. , Mi Sin Af . “ - _m we es ims beep. A v y 7 eS he ¢ , e 7 | . fox We ARS MRT , oar, - ae a) s & ¥ , P: “ - sie a *, . ", ky J ; Meer ‘ . os . Pee tang csp | F he Te ia Man” aoe ~=—, niiervV wood An airplane view of Chi cago's new link betwee the boulevard system and the Lake Shore. Looking north on Michigan boule- vard from Randolph street. The towered skyscraper is the Wrigley Building. —Copyright, 1 Oo ~4t in Europe. —~Paul Thompson 88 Mina Horne, conce: Ser, arriving home aft: ¢ months’ professiona P ’ . 1" . , ‘

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pweled sword of a marvelous to begin rt of a 11s abo > — ‘? we & A SUNDAY MORNING of - + EVR Er - 7 otis o & pee oe a . “Sie ee. ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION oe ie f . wi %, > 7 Te > 2 * 13 »? ee A TR ey a | EY Spare eee ae ee re 4 ore 5 “ faeall - m 7 = & _ - - . . - vad - Thousands have found a way to regain the radiant joy of health , * ov. Seine ex- to keep normal, are of Nature's ft ; hou ] suffer because they neglect vital needs: removing = ‘ ar sslote ; Us ** aste and building 1-down tissues from day to day. living cells of Fleischmann’s c rf ry —— eth the ; MU Wittl 4a he body per- , yeast fresh and : ’ ¢ IT P , oo , A 4 ~ Cc > , ra ~ - @ > ** s SCHMIDT CO — ¥ Ne, —y ISTMA TF NT NT a NT TaN ae & ‘ " o 4 ** P . * wh) yt ’ yy ; . . Ol 1% _ | | FANTASTIC FORESTS MISSOURI STATE LIFE : i ; — Charming Senoritas INSURANCE COM PAN Y . 9 : a ici “actus, he NOTHER HAT es TO COMBINE SENTIMENT shing in grar Certificate Hy ~ _ ANDO SERVICE Sie ala store where they nandie ee , | | vield drinking wat: nd rivers that eo EVERSHARP — PENCILS o-e - ; \\ BROADWAY , ] 4 \ ._) MARKIE S) 4 ee. — J.” 3 , , BY c ~/* . AN Ai.Wéa A4hd “ > . ~ : ( lV ‘- + ~ ad fal " ~ Y . i few minutes f a4 wns, roses, fis Ovi | rT ryr+te « STREF ’ iS STOTT a - A GIFT OF NEGLIGEE OR LINGERIE €¥ NECKWEAR —T ‘ - : . ’ y e -_ . ‘ . , * *Y . , y ; . * . | ‘ ’ 7 pep Se e -- Ne : nt . pet. re J nere 4 - 1% ; oe} Y : x. : “ Inshin 7 , 4 P ° 2 : -. : - i e: AF ud } 7, -— . the authentic styles and : : SOX - f Wiay. . ~ 3 bse ~s : . ° - Reduced f CEN ie E F, | ed 1 fares on ai v = as ane 7 i 3 ; ‘ . , ) — . Vv i > ¥ == —_—— ! a : F A e ane y ‘ j .— a - « ; A Marvelous Select | THE CHRISTMAS GIFT SUPR S FLECTRIC PORTABLE ABONAEBL Et AT ; | — i] *y a til! ‘Ty Where Winter 18S Spriu yt Trje. . loctric Cc 7) Y) : if {) Union Electric Co. 11] ated Booklet Fre : 7 “nA ef . ; +c ustratrec 3¢ OK Let ree r\e > erry : : : ° aa a : + . Ty es + “ ‘ - 7° ae © 18, > oa wee a 7¥ TDMuyicBox © oo 415 North Seventh h' $150 “3° ; . !of paradoxes leat a °y : ’ , A DRESSING CHARACTER OR ROBE THE GIFT OF GOWN SUNSHINI " , ca ADDRESS oP 4 », en * - el - e yy; ae oF antl a ie - " " ne hae, i . oe j : a" Ce ee cal oe ee = | ae A ete a ee ee Sle Debendll> ateete. cial ni ron a” - ara . ms . — * — t=. Bee 62 . Bae ets, oe eg ere De Beet aE ae were nee — eo eee ¥ ™~ a « a“ , P 7 - a i ec ee A aa: atte ime tease ticatt ye. alegina : a oes ae Pe Sree Sere PR GDS MpeBen — fe - 7 ++ ¥ Reese Te Oe a OE LTR So pa, Rhee kore a EE AOR i I — * VOW OF ner ey ~~ as, eee es Qe

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———- _~ The raccoon is coming into favor as a pet. The picture shows one of these animals demonstrating its affection Graydon, daughter of J. A. Graydon. who has a coon Connecticut. in me wwe. —F ) horses ‘ j iit -_ at “ae . biti : j estate of John R. Thompson at Lake on is owner of a chain system of res- [od 4, | t+ Pst + ‘ f: Late me — No t1S: Rolled gold ! filled, $7.50. Powder in 3 shades. Medium rouge. No. 215: Heawy gold luted, $2.50. Powder in 3 shades. Medium rouge. hat last minute gift ~ it can be something every woman wants is Twin Compact with both sides The center section contains powder on one side and rouge onthe other. Center section, the refller, can be renewed in any of the three odors for 75 cents. Patented Aprils to2a—Tatents Pending , a om Rouge side t ee \ : r ? ; t =, a : as \ ns ¢ Powder sid« ee REN’T you quite likely to buy the most important present on your Christmas list at the very last moment? Perhaps you put off buying it because it is so hard to decide what you want. Per- haps you look and look but can’t seem to find just the right thing. This year let that last-minute gift be a Richard Hudnut Twin Compact. If you meditated ‘or months and made your pur- chase weeks ahead you couldn’t get anything lovelier, more unusual, more practical, more sure to please. Practical new features Twin Compact combines all the features one wants in a vanity case. It contains five times as much powder as rouge —the proportions women actually. use. Powder and rouge are in opposite sides of the compact case, each having its own opening, its own ample mirror and its own lamb’s-wool puff. When powder and rouge are used up they can be renewed, for the center section of Twin Com- pact is a refiller. It is easily removable and fits any Twin Compact case. This special refiller makes your Twin Compact always as useful as the day you bought it. Three charming designs Then the cases! There are three of them, each quite individual in design, but each one very lovely. Any of the three usual shades of powder — white, naturelle and rachel—comes with each case. The rouge comes in medium shade. In the fol- lowing famous Richard Hudnut odors, Three Flowers, Gardenia and Du Barry. At all drug and department stores. RICHARD HUDNUT, Perfumer, New York ARARRARRARRRARARARRARAARRASREBRARRAR RADA AAAAARRBAAAAS No. 115: Polished and laquered, $1.50. Me dium rouge. Powder in 3 shades. “The glory t ancient archi modern Gree direction of t tou casas Sul Va PRR RK Pe FH RRs “TY -“T -¥- Y.7.7 +t, y R¢

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a} y"§ ¢ ew eee - ee al i t ony. ris roger ee 2 , a; H | a é vA sail ~ Paris shoes will be tash ionable They are the latest creations of Perugia, a lead ing arbiter of Par! sian styles in tem nine footgear. At left, the “torsade,” with intertwined straps. At right, an artistic effect in slashed straps and scalloped tops The material is glazed kid. gpa! NS i tan i -_ a Bes om Jor Christma FRAGRANT embodiments of the spirit of Christmas-giving are these exquisite perfumes from Houbigant, Paris. Together with many other rare Hioubigant perfumes, they are now hops. You have choice of Quelques Fleurs, Mon Boudoir, Un Peu d'Ambre, Le Parfum Ideal, Le Temps des Lilas, La Rose France, Parfum Inconnu. ’ ’ i; } available in ali smart American S LD'Argeville, Coeur de Jeannette, and Quelques Violettes. Priced trom four to twentv dollars. In A si7e convenient tor the purse, one dollar. HOUBIGANT, Inc. New Yorn. 16 West 491nH Sr. Monrtrea.. 46 S1 \LEKANDER St UBTIGANTC Extraits. Eaux de Toilette, Poudres a Sachets. Poudres de Tale. Voudres de Riz, Savons, Ses pour le Rain. Brillantines —., 2 — D y ~ uciques } leurs (11) ‘\ Columbia Make f Mahogany Finish > . = d / . . “~ . ; ao = . 7 r o _~ ee : ' Down! Not one cent now! Coupon brings this wonderful standard size Phonograph (CEN COLUMBIA MAKE) with a complete library of 25 Columbia Double-Faced Records (50 choice selections) absolutely FREE. Pav \ arrival. [hen use and enjoy the outfit for 30 days on Free Trial. If not satisfied, return the Phonograph and records and we refund your $3.00 and pay transportation charges both ways. If vou keep them, pav balance forthe Phono- graph a little every month. THE 50 SELECTIONS ARE F REE. Take it plays the selections, you will w onder how we can sell it at such a low price, on such easy terms, and give the 25 records tree. But we are going to prove that Hartman's prices are lowest and Hartman's terms most liberal—that’s why we send you this splendid Phono- OT. iph at this smashed price. This Phonograph is made by Columbia Grraphophone Co. Has beautiful hardwood case in handsome mahovany finish. Front ornamented with fancy grill, Felt-covered turn-table holds either 10 or 12-inch records. Equipped with strong motor, All metal parts nickel plated. Fitted with speed regu- lator and Stop) and start lever. Plays ALL Disc Records \nd bear in mind, we send you twenty-five 10-inch double-face records FREE with the Phonograph, if purchased from this advertisement. This means 50 of our choice selections, meliding popular ‘thits’’ like—Song of Love, Sleepy Head, Jabberwocky, (‘ho-Cho-San, Emaline, Venetian Love Boat. Don’t put off—no money now—Just the coupon. Offer ls limited, Better send at once ‘Today. If Vou have a Phonograph of vour own, get this one as a Christ- mas gift fora frend. Order No. 269DDMA23. Bargain Price, $26.95. Pay $3.00 on arrival. Balance $2.50 monthly. The Double- 2 aced Reeorads (50) se feetions ) ale Free. HARTMAN FURNITURE & CARPET CO. DEPT. 5104 ()):) °°.) CHICAGO, ILLINOIS . : ee - , / ’ 4 . : , - " - . , y a" ; ay ond —_ [ SUNDAY MORNING " ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE _ PICTURE SECTION BE _—_—— Nearly a Year to When you see this splendid Phonograph and hear how clearly and w onderfully Pav only $3.00 on | Mutt AND JEE | SUNDAY M Selections (25 Double Faced Columbia Records) FREE With This Phonograph . FREE 2Arcnt and FREE GIFTS fy Pies of the rridost stounding barynins ir furniture, cdishes, rugs, ‘carpets, sewing ma hines, silverware evervthing for the home: also farm ma chinerv, ote all sold nm our easv monthiv pavement terms ane days” fre tria \ a0) exp! aims ia t man s gift plan by which vou \ mans aple mdi arty les, such ns lemonade sets. vylasswire. silver Ware, table ‘lot hs, Rc: dies etc., olut KK > . with your pur- chases. Send postal for this hig free Dargain eatnlog today “Let Hartman Feather YOUR Nest” ——a =” —_—a ESE Ee ee Ee es ae se —— a “a HARTMAN Furniture & Carpet Co. , Wb DEPT. 5104 CHICAGO = i ’ } nahogany finis) ae ote & WW 1 } I ble-Faced r eo un lv FREI I will pay § wh seniy until oe f : »! f _—

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1! on De ee Pa ee ae rer y =. ee ‘5 - eae” s, Td A = : Pa: Soa 5 As | GREE, . 5 "Ae tg - : a “A 7 Mat , / 2° WW ‘ wt ay mM ar v AM) My ' “ m “my My AQ pane 4 : LS atl ed a ‘ vay % 17, 19 — Oe - = i dhe 4 kyon BY GUS MAGER WELL, IF {T ISN'T a - — a ~ ore mk TT tw | MuSsIC | SAY, GABB, ITOK IN THE SAXOPHONE CONCERT |. AT THE STUDIO, LAST NIGHT, EXPECTING To HEAR THE MEN PLAY ~ BUT THEY DIDN'T PLAY ! — THE WOMEN RENDERED THE How COME” pei LISTEN SKANDEL HERE’S WHAT tf HAPPENED — ] GOT THIS FROM THE INSIDE —-=—--= HOMER BREWSTER! PECK. ITS A. WHATS IN THAT CASE, & SAXOPHONE . HOMER — LOOKS , MIGHTY SUSPICIOUS! BF. ; oF aancll o | DOWN HERE ON MAIN ST: = 0 . e=— on > NOT WHAT YoU THINK, ]‘M TAKING .LESSONS FROM: THE NEW TEACHER. / MY FAMILY -— : eal ee! 8 | Se ; ee SEY i ~ 2 -. ~¢t se a | ; . )- dd Th ee engete tates oF : GROVER PINCHPENNY ! DON'T TELL ME YOU'RE TAKING SAXOPHONE | LESSONS TOO! HE'S TIGHTER. THAN A PULLMAN WINDOW ! SOMETHING UNUSUAL IS GOING ON WHEN THAT BIRD LOOSENS | 0 Bor! 1S THAT BEAUTY THE TEACHER NO WONDER ALL THE MEN IN TOWN ARE UP TO BUY A SAX AND TAKE -, ~ > “> {+ —— } ss mar es ae _ i == — -, — — a = = e c a _ nme, Ss = pS ; = ~ . — = \ . : ¥¥ A) \ \N\ \ \t\ : \ " \Wat \ NY y\h aN 4 wii \\ y iY a) \ \ - ny 4\) wy ARAN A e Seivayl ha | ay — ST ‘ "a\ 4 lente a\e ages s ~~’ ee “a s , 8 4 TAKING LESSONS! SLL LOO LO DE LS AEE NN PT - ee ee — ~~ > * uw eo-— : My NAME’S PECK —HENRY PECK — I'M JuST DYING To Hy, LEARN 10 PLAY THE SAXOPHONE a] ) WANT A FULL COURSE -——4 WILL HAVE To Bur A A AGAIN To ; 9 WE'RE RATHER CROWDED 4 BUT I'LL TRY AND MAKE 1B ROOM FoR You — You ~ THEN REPORT ME |, IM ALL SOLD OUT OF SAXOPHOINES.,)| ITS ALL THE \ | THEY/RE GOING LIKE HOT CAKES! || SAME TO ME, 'y] I'LL HAVE- ANOTHER SHIPMENT IN BY || BUT ITS A |) NEXT WEDNESDAY —WANTA LONG TIME / NE, ALTO O R TENOR SE am ——- — ee © —e : ‘ MU Sit * Copr. 1922 (N. Y. World) By Press Pub. Co. WHAT DO YOu THINK, LOVE2 ‘VE ORDERED A SAXOPHONE - ITS COMING NEXT WEDNESDAY — I'M GOING T TAKE LESSONS Ar THAT NEW STUDIO ON MAIN ST. “YOU KNOW I'VE ALWAYS HAD TALENT FOR MUSIC ! You ? SAXOPHONE $2 HENRY, DISTINGUISH BETWEEN CAT’s MEOW AND A HARP — WHY THIS il HOW-Do’ | Just GOT MY SAXOPHONE — TELL THE TEACHER MR.PECK IS HERE TO TAKE HIS , FIRST LESSON J > “~ e eS ow Ae ’ ag 7 oS, * ee + «ad ~ i Fe hs * *- tw XG d - : a " ea a, Ki : - » an > 4 % cd - y ay “she : ‘ ? ie Pa _ . Ai} ) JM THE TEACHER ! Miss MAY O'NATSE 15 NOT HERE ANY MORE - IT SEEMS THE LADIES OF THE TOWN OB.SECTED TO A LADY INSTRUCTOR, SO THEY'VE HIRED ME TO TAKE HER PLACE - J'LL TEACH You IN TEN LESSON | THOUGHT YOU WERE SO CRA?2Y To LEARN THE SAXOPHONE NOT GOING TO USE IT, WOMEN HAVE Fo WE’‘RE GONG RMED AN ORCHESTRA — TO GIVE A CONCERT HENRY — IF YL TAKE 'T=— Ure ~ [SOON INTHE STUDIO |, a + = bas ai 2 b a3 oe i a be, Bae ah : ) PETER STOP H

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