St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 18, 1922
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oe} ; ee ee rene nc wT an tye" = 4 ma, ee - . . . . - : = ———— oy , > : : Min 2 ; ~ ; fr ye - . —_— . ss figs aa - ~ De mrs amelie ie hile — LOWER INFANT MORTALITY FAD IN HERRIN |... Moos." | CALL COST$26.50, TALKING BY PHONE DRY LAW TROUBLES |. 28" term wens — eee re - es a o a a park iakes and lagoons and | : | ‘ they Will ly open to skaters “Sa atin w ms RE Mer is . : i tonight for thé first time. thie " ; tte nce mile on the yo C if, Mm | winter, except the (‘arondelet a — —. po api hy atyd a Park Lake, which is Tet Sa persons live, shows one o - , : mich 18 not ready. ‘ the lowest infant mertality rates The Park - Department's first in the world, Dr. Royal 8. Cope- | FY vo swam mene’ Rago Be cal % a : . en land, United States Senator- a2 sate we al “gy . or ' - **Ie’ ’ F elegt. declared vesterday in an est Park, but after a test. this — Conductor of Sym-| “it's Funny They've Never Co - ordinate Enforcement || .tonces ce he Coonencon Bat . chee ope nd iaee oediadhe rpebeds ag 9 Hamilrash Hagafor | ' fme "Thoeore i! q . oO . . e . - a l ha Spt, compo BR cmeenllacbe does phony Orchestra Returns Got Me,” He Says, and Policy Needed if Situation | m= tnis crowded area. Dr, ires Tr nd ingers ange oes. ae. . ‘ 1 a ' Visit Made to Him by J. Then Two Robbers Take . Bemeiied . hall one ee ee eee ‘ ‘ — firms in the 7 ' . . . ‘ ~ » : “ - _ ing Followed. and need Sroxemge tim ithe son of a for Mayor of Balt:-|today. He was arranging a dinneéf j wederal and state Governments. ivostok. | ‘carrying $200,000 in $5 bills, two robbers at 10:40 this morning = 8 A ll ta ge Al NT GF it AE iy le ey, cells cay Southwest. The company was és- | . | me ‘ +s eto in| Phony Orchestra made its recent; The robbers @e Albers and Har. Governors who have been attending | Hon. o Ohne °| , => peering mob. te gen game Ma: beter Mash, trip to Kansas City. Van Zandtjry “haath Gaia 3 Pye : el a the White Sulphur Springs. (W. Va.) | consulates of China and Japan has’ A sce Pa EP Sy a om ont i Sg da witness has told of seeing the | jiquidation. Inability to meet a de- catled at Jris studio in the Musical|+heir heads under a desk, while they COvernors’ conference. been yoade. from the robbers’ weapons. The rob-/ alarm. ” and desperately wound4d | mand from New York for $800,009 Arts Building, told of his plan to made their escape from the office. air gyorg meagan tiaagrene pgs ' ae Se ‘ae ae wee nd | wers, described by guazds atAhe mint; Employes of the mint are equipped and n the road. three cf them stil! | was understood to have been the _—— ae in ; are oF a which is a half-basement ates” ea é a a * gine ane. pe Se ae es eae Pee na th whe ea hha alee apparently with qhetmunh nadine: tack ig and all bound together by | immediate cause of the failure. operatic con and cemonstrated | else was in the office. They were told ” age see % . atvia, Czecho- Slovakia | } about 28 years of age. ‘go to the front of the building at the, . WF ! . Maech.|. - . ad x n. j = 1 = = terice at apartment at condition, described in his mes- Portland (Me.) Court. iver are being guarded and word of | is believed to Have wounded a man f va ft i oo Tsuba tre Rourite | - sal ts ae “sal cnaee Mg =— | Washington boulevard, and had told ae Ms sage as savoring of a “nation-wide By the-A«soctated Press. s| rf. — +. pew liquidation. | - | of his need for a dress suit, to meet St. Loutsan Has Ritentiiies Read scandal.” is to be rémedied, the state PORTLAND, Me., Dec. 18.—Mrs. on go tate ee rene entering the waiting touring car. #he opening of the afternoon The failure came as a thunder-/|the requirements of an engagement —— About law. and Federal Gpvernments must Madeline Masters Gron of Portland, Foe Shean as ane Leahe . miners ee eae ae a? eeert Rasy hence of the bolt to financial circles in Kansas ‘at the Missouri Theater, which he. spe —— agree on a definite and co-ogdinate formerly of Chicago and New York, | ne eee a a. = eins ini) re eae barn an m to the guards. includi: wz O'Rourke (*ity. Even clerks at the companys had said was to pay him $100 7 ae F PE RSON CITY, Bec. 18.—} eabercemenm pomen , hemaarwetgy r eee — a ya | tor of the maint ‘announced officially yaar wrt. a» ola steno = Were attacked during the riots, apparently had no inkling of the might He first sald he x det ere ness, In a class of 140 taking the mid- BPine od Se page ee" at _ Bre can peony =F ren. joie: of pre ee Soares nad eecaped witty | hy the lees iene semanas Reserre in court, all of them i atne impending failure. Every one was /°316.59 to get a suit by) purchase or winter bar examination here before ouse for the tunc vant e Gover- , Bas otal Ty their Srear. [the entire ‘consiguumentcae $200,000 guepét falled by the State as wit.|in his place at the office ready for rental,and on a second call said he! the State Board of Bar Examiners, is "OTS expressed in many different | today. wie ’ . ewe : for the Denver Federal Reserve : -* work at 9 o'clock this morning would need $10 more. Mrs. Fischer. Francis C. Baumann of 1800 Wag- W@Y5 their own ideas as to what was (old son. Niels Jr., also was given to Bank. ‘Dtreetet G . a that uxt It was announced at the wrote her check for the first sum, oner place, a bitnd man, who has a needed to bolster up the enforee- ; Mrs. Gron. . nk. ge 50 gran oh tai Reserve Bank that the ‘loot ' and borrowed the second from a stenographer read the questions to Ment machinery ‘of state and na- | shone, mae : ee *5 ee niny’) was fully insured. WYSICIAN TELLS 78 MEN AND WOMEN TAKEN IN neighbor, believing that. as Van him and write his answers. Bau- tion. | Gron testified in trial of the sult | eacn. t was in . | _AS sdon as the 50 basétes of. 2. Governors’ Ideaa, that he had attacked the character; The money was property of the Lrency had been placed in their car. DRY RAID ON WASHINGTON CAFE 222° assured, her husband would | mann attended the law school of St. “Tighten up; don’t loosen up.” ‘ef his wife in a letter because he Federal Reserve Bank and was he-| the robbers entered it and “f "HIC STORY OF have done the same if he had been | Louis University. : ‘there. | There are also two St. Louis wom- | 82id Gov. Allen of Kansas, when he/ wanted his child and admitted that jing transferred from the mint to. east on Colfax avenue at high > _—— | : : x } ins her. escribed wearing a ~ _ HERRIN KILLINGS | “Most ~ iain o- to Cloth ' Borrowed From Priest. en in the class, Mrs. Mabel Hinckley , ¥#*5 asked to summarize his opin eee ~—s erg ree ape ee pee Pr of the mein bank erties here for dis | One inan: iy - P SnPERERS AS ASEPEr as Van Zandt said today that he/of 3674 Lindell boulevard, chairman ion of enforcement requirements. en Ceceree a tribution to Denver, Colorado and | light overcoat and light hat, fs be- Witnesses. e 4 _ : pee gee ten res, & a Mews | “More money and more honorable | mitted the greatest crime ever com- | Wyoming banks, according to R. J.| eved to Have been shot when enter- @ : ie oe made the acquaintance of the Rev.'/of tzhe Public Welfare Comnfittee of - . child away from fo. F. Shipman Describes By the Associated Press. a Father O'Connor of Our Lady of|the Woman's Chamber of Com-|™¢2. was the program suggested by | ‘mitted in ta king a 2 : aa : Grant, director of the mint. ing the car. He was seen to throw = WASHINGTON Sk ORE le Lourdes Church, borrowed $5 from) merce, and Mrs. Adolph Neuville of | G0¥-. ©°X of Massachusetts, and his his father.” He declare s wife -+rhe funds of the Red#erve Bank are! his hand# into the air and “was lem Rennie, proprietors of the Little | him, and got the priest's promise of 2436 HawtBorne boulevard position as to the need of additional | had a craving for, excitempat. held in vaults at the mint forthe! gfabbed by others in the car. ,yCiud. which was raided Saturday | | se tapalbennlny, Reriene ht gistppreni ny 3 ‘ ae% Federal enforce ement appropriations Th ie Rev. €. ht Pg goto ‘bank because of the lack of secure! — Peter Kiedinger, one of the door night by the police end proniustion ¢ ist. “I still believe he would help OT $0 COLD was seconded by Goy. Kilby of Ala- §tanket, bors I., poss ia m4 i ‘Lee | bank vaults in the headquarters of| guards at Ahe mint, said he sew _officers, will be arraigned in Police me, if I should get out,” Van Zandt FAIR AND N bama, and others. | | Gron, who is a sis a os “ i 4 the bank. They are released to the the man, believed to have been Correspondent of the Post- | Court socay oF » pee eee! - gemgect- said GHT AND TOMORROW Gov. Hyde of Missouri declared | Masters. the i im : + roms bank on instructions from Secretary ®wounded, crumple up on the running a Dispatch. jing a disorgerty SPE SESE SH (gre | Another plan, as yet undeveloped. TON | the —* ay, Pere nn at be Tate nine icier ieeoadl ration of the Treasury. The time for trans-| board of the-automobile ~ oe Steet, ON, Ill... Dec. 18.— Dr. Oo. F.| of illegal possession of liquor. He is ae a Zandt ee ay Mt i. . _ : fe | virgins and Governors Trinkle of rrr aac al . ’ fer of the money is very irregular, | ed away. 5 ‘of Herrin, testifyingsin the |: liberty on $1009 bond get the positian.of conductor of the THE TEMPERATURES. Virginia and Morgan of West Vir- oe ¥y according to Director Grant, some-| Afraid to Shoot Into Thick ioe F m ginia joined in the suggestion to times three and four releases being ‘We were etraia. t shoot ' *j : ‘.. raiders ee Acre case this affernoon, Fifteen minutes after Municipal Opera He was about to’! m. . ron ° " o- - 7 ‘ ii.h« 6 «'s . , ' : eesee | #e : i . plitic description of the | swooped down on the ‘ ed, . 0 ater? inte:viewring city officials. and Sphere 914 gears 2 2~ take the eyes _— of : re BISHOP QUAYLE, ‘OPERATED ON /made in a week and then again no ‘into the thick of it.” said Ki at the Herrin Cemetery on hemian restaurant. shortls peTore laving the necessaty wires to com- m $9 Phe. BSF m *. - ment A nation-wide enforc: ment’ FF RS RELAPSE money being released over a perio od | “We couldn't tell which were. | pete for this place, when his plans esis + = ». m -21 | week was proposed by Dov. Denny of RECENTLY, SU E of two weeks. | bandits and which were the midnight, 78 men and women, most Saalpdle £ a . m.. - 2 31 -srees-== | Delaware. : | While the robbery was | SENS On, When pelice (0 question “i . rr tt | hey .) ” : ——aE-} —— —_ Mer gt OP ae ER ~ 2Dd nan 3 me Car i nang A oer ona of them in evening cighes, were rid- were interrupted by his arrest m erey 4 rule ty , ion’ ‘pense t = : ™ : r the a , ‘ paren trial, as among the 10 to) Precinc! station & 7 “4, pected to get, Van Zandt believed low ont 1%. at 11°48 p.m caiey by co Teg, prdion }:Ahediieh Bedside at Summer Home ee ae ste af in the ccthangliinned tepraineten dt aa 3 eee Gia the shooting there. ons. After they”~had been «serve = Weebl neda en automediie So of Maryland, Hartness o ermont, | in Baldwin, Kan. masked men, armed with shotguns en éd in the hold fi 4 ih _ = Official * fore- | ee Mane’ Pre e Mi Be om - gag n holdup, began to ap . of the riot he went out | “eS subpenas to ajpear As WIINesSse: | ec ordered a $2600 Hudson car at ~, POF FITEERS cast for St. Lowis etota, Olcott of Oregon, McKelvie of | Methodist Episcopal Church, who | robbers* car, apparentiy ready ta they saw three and four men, while . i 14 o? . , - itv: Nebraska, Davis of idaho and Camp- | nerat reek | gi Solumn of men escorting the, In the’ reading detail were 15 po ¢ash payment, and jauntily direct- OWE SOME and vicinity: ong ee ay ‘ ‘ O ‘ ny was operated on several weeks ago/give aid should the robbérs need Directer Grant of the mint declared » i\licewomen. As they entered the or-/. : 8 - AT} On. ' Patr tonight and bel! of Arizona. following a nervous breakdown, suf-| assistance. be aan ~ Two of the prisoners} ' ing the salesman to “hold it for. REPAY air tonig a ‘ ‘Aent Coolide } . ,only two Men act y | chestra was playing and the floor). | few : : Vice Presiden oonage, Whose rered a serious relapse yesterday at; Money Had Just Been Transferred. (;.. ihe rob {l hod. ,Leva Mann. he said. ‘him. He hoped to get the money: rOO ' tomorrow; not so for law enforcement durin sa , n e robbery. while a thi re- m t swin Pa was crowded with dancers. Police | from friends in the East, for a pay-! ; an id for = | his summer home in Baldwin. Kan.. The Federal Heserve delivery wag- mained at the wheel in the ‘auté~ —& arms ne in charge of the vaid declared -they | : ne + cold: the lowcst | phic <ervice as Governor of Massachu- | and his family physician at St. Jo-| on was in charge of J. E, Olson, cash- mobile. shot/in the arm and could}. ” ment on the car, but the malis did; ' temperature 1to- t tracted nation-wide attention, “saw liquor on every table,” but most nth sae teins ) pe : setts attra | seph, Mo., has been summoned to bis| ier of the Federal Reserve Bank. B.! tne gobbe He was struck on the h leb ts either guilped che mat aoom (0 Se working very ‘wen, | night will be also was invited to gis ‘e his opinton. Havener was the driver and the . id consumed only thve.. ata em pp erganas of the celebrants so he was unable to get the car even ; ~" tenets 19 | — minu from the time the men ee. nieite rom wal oa pel pes containing it before the raiders could ; seseb Ptane Weckaleece. a , Warne B. Wheeler — ge | formed che sane Seema over the As the car stopped the guards re- money. During the entiré time t 4nd knees with mY Da age rear mae 9 “ 9 oe ie The $2000 piano which Van Zandt 4 ni ht and tomor- sel for the Antisaloon League, 2nd | jong-distance’ telephone this after-} moved poe padiock from the dobr. of! alarm gong if the mint was i mane sro , taken to the police station were | h ® av les delivered te ‘him | ? Pus brig Ww. H. Stayton, executive head of the | noon that hé had been improving, the grated wagon and proceeded into continuously, according to the » Nye Und and crawl 10 to women A purchase ree e mats eed | f row; slowly ris- Association Against the Prohibiticn | gradually with slight relapses inter-| the mint where they got the $200,000.) Linton's boyhood home Piss 3 ’ EMD Mapped pad: a mu it! PROJECT = Pals ge ape Sage =| “ei nrllre aia gr oer cen issued ‘statements igri mittently, sinee the operation. but} The money had béen transferred was ‘ ask deems ; : y, ' : erday commending the calling of | that his condition took a sudden turn; from the custody of the mint to the! “ anything to say. Howard | BIG CANADIAN POWER ma WwW gee aot «ary Weatminster Ai ee portion to- the conference. ‘for the worse Saturday arid it was Federal Reserve Bank, a receipt for ’ age . | ~ = 9 py Clagaar @ mye ea oe yt | ae. Ses die Fair Wheeler ‘sald, “The United ert deemed advisable to summon the/|the consignment having been given} Together th Rope. | : smal : . “ os : ’ st check lawlessness or be had treate hi in| by J. E. Olson, according to were told if they want- papers ona a : aed 18.—Develop- | coat belonging to him, was to be Van | | tonight and prob- | vuifed by 16 ‘esi Benyteat anne ie! grat Poston we? < vate m pie 4 Director aes _ a—d et igs about, ment of a water-power project, (Je- os peta teanggg Pema one Sees | ably ¥ ae eae association agreed. ‘‘with the Presi- A letter was received this morning Emerging from the front entrance og Raa “este tO signed to“produce 1,200,000 horse- il awte we Public my irmigy 6) Oy Dee meee prod ,, | dent's declaration in his last message | at the Methodist Episcopal Mission-| of wage np the guarde and men car- 12:4 fim '@s brought from . the sources of. ' on ‘ “ | tg Congress that crime is runnizg » Centenary here from RBishop/ ryitg @ money were met with the power by harnessing ' ; a. i ary Cen ] p —— ~ and the six were tied energy in Lake St. John and the) st iy Pr ary pee cc dagh oe a. | ° nary ane a amuck in this country.” Quayle, in which he said he was “im-| command to “Throwup your hends.” loops around their |\Saguenay River, in the Province of |° oe pt Flew “tes agrdement wns | WN, ae — “The Governors’ law enforcement! proving wonderfully” and expressed | At the same time the two robbers, tracts g night. conference is most opportune.’ | the belief he would be able to return! who had left their car, started firing. <e (Quebec, has been undertaken by | Vv formar ” inus = ee ~ on “ not positive, ,_ but _he | be- American and Canadian interests, ¢ madé, and Harris took an Zandt | Suge of the po ” 7 a. m., minus) - aii = fine & Cees & to/his duties here Dec, 27. At the first shot Linton fe rg - es “SUNDAY “CIRCULATION IS MORE THAN 410. "“@ Varese Ds “THE POST- DISPATCH
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© | ee MONDAY EVENIN , DECEMBER 18, 1922. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ————— — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ” 23 0F 27 PERSONS SHE MAY BECOME THE DUCHESS OF YOR « TWO MEN KILLED Man Left ae Dead in Herrin Comes Back to Testity _ DEFENDANT IN HERRIN MASSACRE CASE GETS A LICENSE TO MARRY | wat see any of the other defend- | ants. : -and he noticed Missouri, Kentucky || ‘strangers. JASSORTE : ) , ‘ - tch. I] = t 3s: ~g! to the Post-Ditspe ~ADRI | AFTER LAKE | COLLISION Ot A | . pre oe tilly se ther husband aug oye HERRIN, Ill, Dec. 18. | Continued From Page One. would be competent 2 nat toe NCE tered the Her ee _ — at , el | mii rae > \er defendants. OMANC Hieved this was'done.br Percy Ha! é Mf @lark ex- rin massacte case today. . Someone shouted. “If rou have nev- Mrs. Nelson said Mrs. — leg : when Peter Hiller. one of - . 7 - “La j 1s , . old ez . n ’ er prayed before. —— you, you had claimed, They ve got > heen ac- the aefendants, was escorted to, better pray now The witness said she had bee! tf t the : | g- l\cuainted ewitm Mrs. Clark for some} the County Clerxs oimce © A boy standing on an automobile qUainte rs. ; ee x" noon recess, where a lNeense was ch ergy “Nearer My God to Thee.” ‘time. She algo knew Otis ©:/4r*. ni Aiea Mi : : : eT . : + | did not him in the mob and did f issued for Bim ight : Others in Machine Ther marched ahead and 300 feet; id not see him in the m enaeiiiens | identin rg Clark im Mob, Nelson Testifies. was surrounded by @ congratu- M whom he afterward identifte: They : “ Members of Crew and Front of 3 vere Mann, Carnaghi, Halland Gal-| George Nelson identified Clark as | lating group. The cevemony wit “4 a T} a albanien fa)) I one of the men who led Me la ell he perfort ned | &: 30 Pp. ™m. at of T Street Yesterday. -& a4 > rue e: rs * ii. : a ne : : . es - was he jail, by Magis* rate c. M. ug. from many wounds. A man he had ®way and said the other mm s - ; ? . - tae bi re nect- ara. ; oad > 2 sh. never seen before, or since. did most Oscar Howard. He further comn — > : Teo men are dead and two * : : = oan ceccaiet ucoemee ae ne that Miss ampbell has been at- p nee euffering from serious in- Of the shooting. He stood in the | ¢d Mrs. Clark with it by saying \™ , a i aaa | NO MENTION MADE OF ere are suffering from serious in-| Tliddie of the road and fred at one | after the two men returned he saw || tending the trial { juries as the result of & & z: » thes ‘mm an automobile in which y F ; —— mda street prasonme and them anotner aronnd them get in an automoo. iT i. —— ‘een au oi E2nu «4 -*- :' " a. — *} = . r ~ : OTHER FOUR PERSONS om OTe Market atreevat and arcund. He emptied his revol- Mrs. Clark was sitting and drive 1. ,.quaintance and that of his wite 4-48 este ve i was given anotner He was While this testimony oom oe-) ith the Clarks =) ~ _- " ~ he ; " ‘ ty — i fi vyen. Ss. Wilain t 1c - ™ Jjea ere: } = 2 pee 90 : c DY ga im tothe: ren, Mrs tg oc ta ais Wit ' Identifies Hiller. . rance BR. Rra = ears d eartridges and he releaced and - >urt railing Slow!) oo , rR. ©. Greer of Herrin, a grocer \ — Hrmnmest *¢ Are He cehot Hoffman - witho sut any change of express: oT Fas? Washingt b« ard. a a 3 mt © S28 s20lami : - aa, ~old of going | to Cren shaw _Crossin 3 =. = sa ~ —- ann opp . were bei ng exc hanged petween the no > i are ‘ rge i.*#* wis ee 3 a ° wit ss sa - ~~ i. AS Ti Vineet 2a + c “ren ~*~ ,ouse an: another r . — e and Sam close in frotn of hir He emptied tite his house a+man he did not rec- Ed Crensha 4 “ S Than Usual. s. of Ss Laciede 4 Se, ae om ; ‘ > house south of the crossing and the ri] : ¢ $ I lede ave- OF jer ar refilles nd ;} ognize struck McDowell on theheac “™” ‘ Pio Dilwe oO: . os regi _— * 4th evolver and another prodded "=5* He returned to the crossing SS oe nue. “negroes Both suffered inte ca mptied i rhe ers, Mann. q ¥ite & reworver ane anomie. pws. the morning of the 224. He saw Pe- RAY CITY. Mich. Dec. 18.—Afer lady — Bowes-Lyon. mal injuries. concussion of the brain Hat! allighan fired twe three him in the back with a gun ang Hiller. one of the defendants | i the > Wewiess hots apiece. On cross examination, ™an at the head of the column called Poe pee Oe . grees s stiff Mght against: to ring #s°as nd cuts anc Ooruise " -— , : re dimen Q PNG 2 Fo }t na caniheiendies on “He here Hiller was warning motorists x _— 7 " [* Amo o > imiif tha ru his d I } ’ aia. ©. : and freeing spray. the fleet of nine FARLY ENGAGEMENT OF Ry: was ae woe accommo ‘ ale seins cad a tative on “te'e no =Ot to drive south toward the mine. . Bera touring car He was taking ® was :0F Coa. operarcors 4a.- > ; - ‘ — This ic the first 1 that Hillier ; ~ —S - & u ae « Pe Lake Erie port which fem for property a. oS — cog ge Gant - pening and seieion e a » annth uring the riet. , : . . wrTighe. 1922 ntead lewis ft ryure on the Work : ses tor pera ©: and ore or pe n.n nha .F men on Jute - r . - w ‘ night ;MSSeu , ; oprTs és = i Wa hiea -- , se witness san Dad e (Re Frigas RON. The 18.—Lord Nicce $s all and Hw >» we a “~~ at two for miners ng the road es p 2 Nes ‘ é s: — a “ nail ice th rewugh S. Mary's River Sunday anc we informed News or the W rid me 1, ee r r | wis Bill M L ‘ \e One was \icDowe me ° ris on the morning Of tire 2-¢G a Le oo yo . : the imvitation ©4 ie 7 illimzg of Mine Saperintendent c- kin p" : r Zz “wD —— "rifsoners were : os s n wt ro nz —" ms ~ b - ~~ —- + Or janet . . = . Sees Do A. 7 + a. . . “ = = the way down. Ie the fight across - pe a? nx cit gh J ick aS gee ed re The killing f K. McDowell * can broughg out. The column haited at : the NE «[6WaSstes ef lake super rT ts ig a." ity na a og R , market street as S tue Source | superintendent f the Lester Strip Who was t an: -*' Crenshaw Crossing and the witness A ee eail of the car tracks. There fis only y:.. 4. 7 ee ske We called him Cre= veces. | sarigahes was kept open far beyond | 6 ev! Tle the other nicht and car >| ae — ° - at the point where the ro $ pi hag SSS . . ‘ ees ye “Ounied the prisoners, who were the weual time. a good deal afterward Sie cae ae a te ened be Oe eee Bowe = wets Prompting. he said ‘Ph€ pareheaded. There were 46) A few already the fight has claimed its T+ ie learned tha: th the Dux min _— Ain eke: ww oat ween =. near@He Th nd at the Herrin Cem- ins name was Oscar fioware i more were brought up later. Norris: . . slices se . = - = +. 2 re . —. mt | TULA! ad & rev >i © - oe > - | Tok lives. Nearty a dozen died 4/ of York and Prince George attend*d . A - oe ~ he arn rr b steamer was Gashed to pieces within Wales turmedtp for the dance after- avenue to Jefferson avenue . eas “ N rei F w hat Mr r - e { rs e mig > - — = . “= “a . ’ rs - & r a i : - . : = 7 x THis er ? + ° | - » stomes threw of safety at the ward. It ma) be S.£m ant view 4 westbou ind, Market street car; ... oes : ome y- Ie ay Ke ae oe oe ; ssuth of the Portage Lake ship of this latest report. therefore. that was gpproaching from Cardinal! ave Poe « _—— —— . FOas “Returned Without McDowell.” thing was quiet and orderly, Gree: cama! Lad’ Eliza beth Bowes-L. w oO hs > "Tle aT a was Ges Z beet ™ Be - se . = = . = ‘ > Lb@r aBULOMALIC » ans o —" ai 4 “= ‘ F y= i~ er ” * = r * pain. Scotland, ang in Herts. England The Ernest Burch, applied his akes ™ aan: , @. 5 ae : a ea 3? s head The Gray was sent to the aid of earldom dates from 106. md brought the car to a stop just > e membders the nm er te = bl e Salty aus est juceg ie velled three or four times the crew and passengers of the Reli- | — s the aytomobile. head on, crashed /Sr™med With guns and pistols. She ° e Reece iat she was Mra Clark hem hem taliine” the witnese fa meat er. - > + at 2 "The Anew s. we — ¢ ha = 2 * ess - ” ars rr = “ ~ ae “ e tT r - » ny ‘.— 4 a * a ~ | - le" e putt et 4 usually closeq Dec. 1 This* year it/ ORDERED REPORTED TO SENATE ' onsc " me whee i ifted from t e ve instruct So nis s m-s = sco a4 @S8:n& - ' = ‘s nis n of trouble br a was decided to keep the watervars. wreckace men who wer arding the xs Clark was te see h rinning at the head of the propo: . P ane 3 : - —_ . “pe tar ve he waAS .. rm? 4 er —_ oi 52 : x Sur « not se« - . ™ as “a o rin rae me open until Dec. 15, because the coal, Jadiciary Committee Votes | namic; Ryan died ainu Fog Sa , he 7 ' I believe im taking everr ne ' » trarture el : he bes — - » 4 (er. 6iT AGC when te 7 em out and irr, ern na and@ shop strikes had cut dow® thet ‘mously for Minnesota Candidate be cONmEe aw pe >. wg Rn * i = . , ES , a : > ?he em and st coal ripped to the Northwest and fer Sepreme Court Beoch on an oper — ta ine ~s sae SQW acLOWwe e:s0m Said alter e % : 2 nz e >Dreed of ‘em. " ; . hen 9 Ee? o m —— = 4 r ao hier > *e * - — — : _ “—— —— >. ” _— —_* \Gelayed the movement of grain east. . ... associated Prees hospi ta Knight died f a f Some 2 4 he went dor le road south of The next time he gaw Clark Pight Winter. “WASHIN: rox. DPD , tured skull at 5:05 p. m. at City With a gun. Two men took him out his house and saw McDowe » that afterr about 3 o'clock. wh _ . ">; - : . = _ _ ’ > ws - mm Fen a +7 oe . As @ result Wie freighters. 5 t = ; Pa ae | Hospital No. : Se SS ee nim % © Gead of s the ro : . re past Greer’s piace of = laaded with ‘grain— $728. 000.000 Doemnatcon io Pierce Butier of The police accepted : ~ aro enc escorte him south On® went be © 20 mir 22 later 3 os . woshan was tthe car ) . r ar . ° > 4 e* ie : se _ ; a — . / — . * . “T"} + — * ~ * “* worth Of ships and cargo—are fight-| Mimresota to be an Associate Justice Durens versio : " . e arse Ms 7 pay 4 e- ned er ar h a es thought ‘hee @ —— Sort . o , mm oweils ta She cid - * Per - -_ an lie Wee (as Ing their way down Lake Superior o? the Supreme Court was ordered a ‘ i * : - « _ : : : “ a ns — e ouserTs 3 - = ’ . =" fcebound, waiting for the arrival of which inquired into opposition a een agente wey, ara a a alin si - ‘= oF e not >? rs estate SA . ‘ the mine which left Fort William,.| the nomination and recommended cas = nape = oo : ee _ ee a a of s nq Ont.. three days ago before trying. | favorable action a mm ogg ‘ oe ; 2 ; a ee - — et cht e =“ -@ane re wT? idé verse > as » .* _- z= a8 . 2 ead >_ a > theliance. owned by the Superior Pa- first opportunity. Senators La Fel- ti mena tee 9 teat WR idee, lis he conspiracy a the defendants Musical Gifts per Co. of Sault Ste. Marie. was told tte of Wisconsin and Norris, Ne- * DSTA! Ser > yt tee hone one tepouh net be heawdidie anything Chat oe. ty rT ery ZU r re= s : -_ ms 2 - . yesterday when seven survivers Draska. Republicans. have indicated ~’ eenae Go " 1 taurant and rcoming se was pat- she said reached the Soo. they will fight confirmation ' . . - _—— :, - +: . . am } . ; - + 7 mT) here y * Sel , i)? = Fas ey,ern a Win 7 ur 77 ,ers of the comm ittee—sSenators if Aux Pins the western entrance to Boreh. Norris. Shields and Reed of . . ; is i “ ch” of > eileen ee " : This is the “personal touch” of the Kiesel the Gt. Mary's River and if miles “SOUT were not present when th e iu ue ; from the mainland. The captain and YO'* wes taken tier , EF —f ~ — eo 2 ib? ~ 26 men took ome boat and Mr. and —% = ui | ' = , . = aie . : - bal + > ~ Cy Rag een ke and seven Convicted Slayer Leaps Off Train : = - + nd > : - —_ —— s > amendment and the laws to enforce responsible store has the approval of mil- at is an affront to law-abiding ci: Li FISCHER DECLARES ated. ding citi Fr 1 lions of purchasers. because nationally Ceetieeed Frem Page Onc. OR $23 - : Stayton. said his association agreed known, nationally priced. Comparisons and to bis home. where Van Zandt being *>** “it is high time to call in the selections are made in comfort and with con- mam artist im the kitchen as well as ©oOvermors, because it is the Federa tentrment of mind. im the music room. @M the cocking @* which has broken down.” [I e- | + o > el * to his ae : ; ce na em nage * ay of the eighteenth To understand rmstantiy your wishes, to have Zandt sa: oday that he ha‘ ment. he said. “most ok t! . . OS a states bed their individual preb:bi.' the merchandise ready, to keep every promise tien laws, which were duly bh mace made—this is the service that for 43 years without scandal. has en the house of Kieselhorst a nation- —— wide reputation as tHe reliable music store. o ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaTCH Join With the Crowd—Join Today Foun ted PULITZER 5 Ean omepos “yg | tm ‘Save a Little Each Week’’ | WHERE MUSIC IS SWEETEST laterual Carbuncte cree u Patal . wat aad Ove = tate Dealer. QGember Audit Burea om ans Recerve Mason & ae Zenith : Hemsy J. Mebrman, 42 years oi yewsen cor =... And That Welcome Check Next A. B. Cunse Victrola Distance ASSOCIATED Pres WV — “ T P When ose Sons Brunswick initiate, Geaben tea of diese e. . s Year Just You Most Need k Gulbransen Radic / \ oie ~~ &,-—_ 4 - fvely a. Supplies yoleening resulting from an interna! tS the use for repetication of all news , | 3 Re a * Victor and Branswick Records carbunclc earty today at his heme. ™ ‘hie Sper and aise the = Music Rolls 6064 Westminster Teoce et eoettel Renan SS Of repud QRS 4 Biece. The car-) Ss, * cm cscntches are aise , SUSSCRIPTION a" ae : abeixee-** MA. mo i survived ves a is » end me eer Mobrmar and a son. Henry Jr He x wtheat Go eee O . wee @ director of the Rentt ether by postal. a q ee ee mover oréer or Mt Laws =acheees “UT > | Hie Ost? onty ~~ a * aor ge © Open Monday Ni U; = Gn : wnday Nights Until 6:30 O'Clock : | made sich a speech. ‘the future. Main Pipe Line Apparently Broken, ties and towns in Dlineds, said the . eo main pipe line evidently had broken. pother employes that he ia = Eestained a demurrer to the Tu Men «ere sent out to inspect 1% it out today. He said Sd mt and anneunced from miles of pipe line near Eé@wardsville,|D°TTOW the necessary «& , = that the Federal Court Teal Stat the Rrer Hy | failing j ntisis, resorted jurisdiction and that tt |the absemce of the famity rester@ar i4@her burglaries were PLAN TO HARNESS. TO GENERATE E FOR RURAL: £ By the Associate) Press, LONDON, tie? PLAN to harness the and make them electricity for rural as been presented to the. of Agriculture. The se volves the -rection ap of low buildings, frame of which will wings. These wings wil be m br the wind horige above Proponents of the oul that an uniimited we electricity can be this way at 2 minimum Government officials ara 1 the scheme and if it’ ' ible it is planned te of the generating experimental purpesés, HOLDUP STORY UNTRUE, Age == CHRISTMAS FUND Edward F. Volling. 31 Greer was once Mayor of Herrin | and once a member of the County) Board of Supervisors. On cross-examination Greer said there were many automobiles there and Indiana licenses @n eight of | nine cars. About half of the mem- : bers of the mob, he thought. were | He denied that he had given a different version of Clark's speech to Attorners Kerr and See ber for the defense and TonmrSween- . ey. an investigator for the defense. Attorney Kert asked him if Clark did not say: | “Here you are talking about stop- ping the breed. I have been im this Aght’four or five nights. The United Mine Workers of America den't want this. I want you to know that rou can't do. this and I won't stand for it.” he witness denied - wil Take Action ’ y. 5. Prosecutor C "Presents Case to Him. f, * » Fire an@ Gas Co. 424 ~r having been knocked when Federal Judge Fa Volling said $1444. and that he preten@e@as Ge ’ which supplies duty of the State fo pros ; BE Many industries is wardsville are extensive users of gas. “E spend the money Me cmemme case. Forty-fwe days ha and many homes in the vicinity are |22¢ '= ©@rousing, Volling ‘tel -@ @nmce Judge Faris made heated with it detectives. “I have beam ‘ stion of prosecution by of the Christmas fund for . the Circuit Attorney had —_——$—— ,and this is -— first time 3 the other ——a week br the Post- action he had taken ed last & what case and he had replied that dewetry Valued at Jewelry valved at $1300 Stolen. $855 was stolen | from the home of Mrs. Olga Van r en bee ° ° eusen. 26el Arkansas avrenuve. ‘in’ ee ee ee a States His Position. reported . “I don't consider it my duty te Pit 0.3. rise sab the home of Orin. Brenren. *62 nati 148 r * %. the District Attorney for,the Park avenue. $258 in jewelry. sia rise St. Louis, oop be Sane sy gm a — Joseph Sieff. 1635 Wash street, jew ‘Catro, 18.5. rige . g Séener, at foaay's ‘ - | “Let him bring it to me. THT, eiry valved ar $2a0A apes to go out looking I act onl om coms are submitted to me offici my office. .. “Dietttct Attorney Carroll did i my office about the time | Faris meade his annour 2 mention -d the case end = tro dim photegraphs of eit certificates. bar | oa thet [| was busy with 2 m + trial gust then and that f > work ahead of me to beer night and day for ow About a 5-Lb. Box of Pure, Rich, Fresh Candy? -[{CHOCOLATI Kroger Made’ Here's on eco cal gifts ¢ Suy—and still one that ill — —— nom! When he left I though? AD meme “These ' “Recolates ou [heard from bim. re ce. rialls fine an are ! ' guaranteed by us te be pure. , /“f the Department of Justice healthful and of_absolutely De¢orated ease that should be tried in : quality. trawberrr hy orange. lermmon and vanilla covr- Amas or court. time does it not ered with a thick costing of gen- i cage to me? I cannot be wine Hershey's chocolate. Lb. 19e plain : x = ressing © Ge 8 ‘s office for evidence. District Attorney's place to evrider ce to me If be does Tt FRUIT DROP Ralntr. Gelicious striped balls of crange. lemon. strawberry and mint flavor A candy that Will take action tn. dte time. MIXTURE 9=— <h' 2552 Rerccpierty ite <7 canunte the onl Cc Statement. “) @o not care to have a ce with the Cicculk Att« District Attorney Carroll. just as busy as he & [| have him the evidence for hiv independent of the fact that te has been resubmitted (ral grand fury If he Bb may have ft at any time. | “Tt is the policy of the Des f Justice to aid the State fan In any matter of ac in which the State may . The fact that the & be brought tc the attention me Weéeral Court again does — S tefrier to a State Sparate sovereigns are New 1822 Crop Mired Call- .. fornia Walnuts. Tarragena » F = s) Almonds. thin shell Pecans, r " arge washed Brasilia. selected Naples Filberts; NUT . eS the Cireuit A eurtery of going to hie ealling hi« attertion to the PS Ee ae ES Eas A A SA ihe destres to take action he ™* willing to aid™ SV At Mur ph y be Christmas
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- | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1922 ee ee — Former Kaiser Has Posed for | MOTHER GOOSE SHOP —— = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ sf Missouri Theater Show — “AUTO INIURES3 WARDS ¢ NESS wns | | First Photograph for Which the ma excan | PAMPHALLIDAY AND 2A PteiutionSince His Flight FromHtis Army to Holland] 1 Hyype Of curREr ~ ad Dance for Festival °| (fF CHORENS HOME: | Si ty ) | i . ' | ag harvey the wince | rr . Fund of Post-Dispatch 7a et tetra en : | if : EVIDENCE Receiver for Candy Store Named | . ; | a eh pradyy es 27R ings ane. teu Pei , After Involuntary Petition in ‘Half of Proceeds From 9:to 12 P. M. ay ae aie cieeae Ha ; The scheme in. re | ie aintle cas : ction on hititops ss . Bankruptcy Is Filed. gs, from the sides it «project huge wings will be spun horizontally juct mnd. PD een Will Go Toward Providing Christmas Cheer | | he Mother Goose Shop. Sev th Three chi ‘ Chi I even —Space for 1000 Dancers. r} e children. wards of the bb and Qlive streets, is in the hands en? J 7 Es | | of the Sheriff—involuntarily de- , ya pee eo. at —a -crared bankrupt on the eve of the , ' niarde pargeres Sopa peor a of the plan assert holiday season, with candies and! The management of the Missouri ape tage a “r= gee imited volume of ; = Cet ge iee f, 3 pe | other good things piled high under| Theater announces a special show | Winkler, 23 reid of 4543A pa.” | be obtained in . a | ie i ile re | ote | ; SBE ‘Syne ee and informal dance from 9 to 12 Pj mar ouiovediy ual into the rear end minimum of cost sy ets 3. Ag wk a : | Be : Judge Faris today appointed Wal-j|*"- tomorrow “evening for the bene- ' of ‘ procession at children pra Diiate are tbo attorney Sidener ans _ | | ' % sai e 2 ter N. Davis, former special Assist- | at of the Post-Dispatch Christmas Wash . ; ng em & ! ‘ ' oe a : ant United States District Attor-| Festival Fund. Fifty per cent of ashington boulevard, at Pendleton i if it proves feas. today that he is ready to pate ‘. ise , ; , , 3 , avenue. ed to build se Vera) ae in the case of George V , e . : ae “ | ney, to act as receiver for the Mis- ae box office receipts after 9 o'clock Ma e Staveta “é tr a action 4 > z sourl Sweets Distributors, Inc. He/ Wil accrue toghe fund that provides levactiade ae the talk a. aha an : ) ‘a > 4u * Where Children May Obtain Tickets for ‘Christmas Festival ae atations for is to give bond of $25.000 and Christmas cheer for the less for- | eration of the store is Appointment of a lowed an involuntary bankruptcy filed by firms, the Ronocco Coffee Co.. the Advance Paper. Box Co. and the Hensgen-Peters-Smith €: Judgment for Architect. The direct cause of the insolvency proceedings was the execution Sat- urday of a judgment for $7356 in| favor of William Gruen. architect. | who sued for compensation for servy- remodeling the candy shop | forr occupancy. When the canal creditors learned that the store had attached, they brought action for a petition on the ground that the Mother Goose Shop was paying some yurposes. 4 UNTRUE, ADMITS ~ FUND TREASURER ling, 31 years olg Fourteenth street. ) Police that he had lwo men and robbed front of 325 Locust m., today, admitted Police Headquarters © up the story.. the amount he haa elonged to a Christ. aay, bankrupt stock and bend ieee and Harry Turner, editor of Ado,” in connection with the ting of $1,500.000 of in-| eertificates for French Govern-| si gold bonds, when the case is a7 officially to his office. States District Attorney who has all of the evidence ‘ the case. including a confession a © Halliday, when told of the Cir- | Mat Attorney's announcement, he will present the case to the Attorney whenever the latter 7 to him a desire to review evidence. ga group of newspaper in his outer office, Circu:t | said ‘ } - op- to be resumed. receiver fol- petition in three creditor ices in heen bers, the tunate persons of St. the Community Festival at the Coli- | seum and the distribution of Christ- | mas dinners in baskets. In addition to the feature picture. “Singed Wings,”’ starring Bebe | Daniels and Conrad Nagel. and the regular comedy and musical num- Yerkes @ Flotilla Band which ts filling a return engagement | at the Grand Avenue Theater has | volunteered its services for the | which will be held in the! lobby from 11 to 12 o'clock. Ahbhout ! 1o00 persons, 500 dancing couples | mn be accommodated: in the cious entfance and it is that an overflow crowd will attend after 9 o’clock to participate in the| dancing to music by the famous 11 dance, spa- | believed | Louis through | iCKEVS for the enter- T tainment at the Coliseum. Christmas morning. will be issued to children only between 2 and 4 o’cloek, Friday after- noon, December 22, at the fol- lowing places: - i. Soulard Playground, Secv- enth and Soealard strects, 2. Mullanphy lias ground. Licrenth and ‘tuflanphy streets. 3. Public Bath No. 53, Twenty: third and O'Fation streets. 4. Carondeict tTurncr Hall Michigan and Robert ascnues. >» VY. M. C. A.. Garrison and Lucas avenues. Children are reyuested not to call af the Post-Dispatch Build- ing. as tickets will not be issued there, and are urged to walt until iriday afternoon anu to apply ‘Clue, 5, was ut and brtused on the | head, and Emma O'Dell, 12. was cut ;on the head and body. , Winkler was arrested, and after a city hospital physician stated that he apparently had been drinking, Ye | was held on a charge of feloniotvis |} wounding. Mrs. Ada Wooden, a ma- |tron, in charge of the children, told |police that after the accident she, saw a jug fall from the automobile. A jug bearing an odor of liquor later | was found near the scene and turned /over to the police. } on ‘ ao - . — NE ee me ee yf the family. Kosher meat will be provided for the baskets which wij!” be sent to those families under the care of the ewish Community Center. —— eowren. - — ~~ . — ——— i —- § Soe See ee me ere + — ee Ee A eR we ch he and 17 other Dracht Electrotype Street, were merm- ected as treasurer d to have deposited w Sidener said: “That was an7* oF es Cresitore. _ Orlo M, Hill, counsel for the Mis- deal I got yesterday. | J : He was referring to an article in eer Be eee ‘souri Sweets Distributors Inc., issued | °"@S are familiar. | Post-Dispatch, which toi1| tn = ¥ ee se a statement today, charging “the| In line with holiday spirit. 'the| : ai aaa a ridiculously excessive” charges made | Missouri Theater has also informed All cripplec ‘children who wouid otherwise have no Christmas and wish to attend the mammoth festiva! at the Coliseum but are unable to go piéce band whose phonograph rec then at the.ticket distribution statfon nearest their homes. starring Thomas Meighan, will be ee ee ee ee bank. Instea f the counterfeiting case havin, bg ee — Son ao «es said, he had sea Teamenitted to the Federal | iit. | eS ae oo ae 2 'by Gruen and Roy Price, a con-|the Executive Committee of the) *@'" to the building or have no‘one to ney as fast as it w; | jury on instructions from ie ) oP ‘tractor, for “creating the Mother | Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival As. the feature picture, and the prograrh |take them. are asked to write « letter each week ‘ty ie ion of Justice, the original 'Goose Shop.” was the real cause of |8°ciation that its orchestra of 39 that week will Include special Christ-| tuo Mr:. Robert Hykina, tn care of the fan. 2 ta against Halliday Vd] See ee 3 = ee ‘the bankruptcy. | pieces will attend the Christmas Fes- |™4S Music and comedies. with a gala |J@wish Community Center, 3535 Mugs he fu total] “ hewing been oeeeoas seed Pe ER Pee ‘ hi. gets: oe SS fe ae | Hiat concluded by saving that qaitival at the Coliseum on Christmas | Stage presentation of “The Dano of | boulevard. and arrangements will be ' ~ totaled : + apm 7 : 'number of stockholders who have|™orning and give a concert of spe- jthe Wooden Soldiers.” from “Chauve--: made for automobiles to call for :ae ~ he p ded to the $0. when Federal Judge Faris peepee Pe ~aunting > fe hat hé would draw ae a demurrer to the Turne: been assessed under the reorganiza-/| ‘4 ristmas music and popular ae emall guests, take tWem to the Col. ‘tion plan have not paid up. “The|"¥Umbers from 9 to 10 a m., before) Packing of the Christmas dinne®/iseum. ang after the entertaintmeni ° A eC a te Sc ll lect A el LCN I eT Se Ne ey eS gy OT, AE OE EO EN ET | begun tomorrow|return them to their homes. Special: ° -monning at 9:30 o'clock oy the/hexer wall he set aside\for she” ps-: Basket Packing Committee in the | commodation of the little shut-ins’ Basket Packing Headquarters at| Whose fate fv, the rest of the year f 1126 Pine street. under the direc- |is often one of positive poverty, and ..)” |Christmas Festival, the Missouri The-|‘ton of Mrs. A. H. Sippy. chairman whose little, tives are too often «© Belleville Man. 95. Ml. ater will givea matinee ticket to each | of that committee Each basket will | hounded by four narrow walls. 8 a hucustus Chenot, 95 years old, of | Of the 10.000 child guests of the/contain. apples. potatoes. onions. Anyone knowing of « crippiad* Selleviile. ia weriovsly {11 in St. Vin- | Christmas Festival These tickets| bread. tomatees, baked beans, soup. |ghild who is entitled to be the guem ) cent’s Hospital Belleville. He is ent. | WY) be honored at any matinee.dur-|evapurated peaches, rice. sugar.|of the Chirstmas “estival. is sre- .' ering from a stroke of paralysis ling Christmas week. between the/| candy. spaghetti, coffee-aind fat hens | quested to sotify Mrs. AHykins in- . : almost the size of turkeys. The | medjately. as ft ‘ts the desire of che *henot is one of the oldest residents hours of 1 and-5 p m. They may | enot is on st be used the day after Christmas or|/ number in the family that will re-| Executive Committee that no chit matter will work itself out to the|/the commencement of the regular|haskets will be extent of paying creditors and a re-| Program by the Playground Children ‘turn of the business to the directors, As a further demonstration of its who then can operate it for the} @esire to participate in the commun- benefit of stockholders.” he stated. | ‘TY spirit which makes possible the mt and anneunvted from thve ‘that the Federal Court was jurisdiction and that it was | @uty of the State to prosecute lie said he tried to : esary amount, and. esorted, to the false up. Bad money for whisk, x.” Volling told the lave been treasurer } fund for 10 years, rat time I have ever her employes who “CONDOLENCES, YGU SHOULD Baduty of the state ro prosecute | SAY,” THE LAST WORDS OF woe Judge * rg oy SLAIN POLISH PRESIDENT of prosecution bys "2° | I By the Associated Press the Circuit Attorney had been | WARSAW, Dec. 18 last week by the Post-D! RESIDENT NARUTO- what action he had taken 1" P WICZ of Poland was shot case and he had replied that fr | Saturday when he was con- ~— ii been toe busy with other case~ versing with the British Minis- —— — —s : Oe ee rm ee Pe Ee eon ee eee eee ee ee the Rivers. States His Position. ter, William’ G. Max-Muililer. (Pe Ge ne | : o thn ae . or | nu 9 rise 1.4: Cincin- "dont consider it my duty to go Max-Muller had just affered | Ries: “Sak ‘= % Pee + hh emnitiag nenyy | In the week. No ceive the basket will be taken into Faden can possibly be reached shai! °°: T Auiavilie 95 p the District Attorney for the in-|] congratulations on the election ; - SE oA OF: z ig | ; war tax will be charged. “Back | ‘onsideration’by the packer and the [be teft without the jov that ts child. . | sn ‘oo ae he tas,” continued Circuit || of Narutowicz to he presidency. pine receiving emergency reat- Home and Rroke.” by GeoPee Ade. i supplies apportioned to fit the needs‘ hogd's heritage on Christmas day. ~ minus 1.2, fall .5; 1: Memphis, 19.7, Pe. 320.7. riee 1.1. Mrs. Stegmann said that after their + F ‘paration Stegmann went ae pas} gana acy ie ee a: . OUNT WILHELM HOHENZOLLERN, as he ts now known, sat for! ago to seek employment. Bidener, in today’s state. | “Let him bring it to me. I'm mi supposed to go out looking tor’ r I act only on complaints tam submitted to me officially in as “Condolences. you should epyvright by tb ‘ew Yerk American and Supplied by the International Newsree! Cor say."’ replied the President. He had scarcely spoken when three shots came in quick suc- cession. Narutowicz slowly sank this photograph in the gardens of Doorn House, which ts his home » wrote a letter to her from there, | im exils With him was one of his dachshunds so frequently seen with! asking that she meet him yesterday Bu ah to hie knees and then collapsed him in photographs in the days when he was Germany's “All Highest War fternoon at Breadway and Primm ict Attorney Carroll did cal! to the f£! todd “ _ am hey . ae | Meffiee about the time that a e floor, dead. ‘ Lord The other-dog is dead. Here is seen clearly the physical changes" .;:reet , ’ ._’* . i ive | that have come over the man who at one time was one of the most power- : Fearing Stegmann might be vio- | the world. lent, Henry Faerber. Mrg Stegmann's | | father, accompanied her. He also| certificates. but | ex- erred to Frank Smith, Pfeifer ot} | notified the police and a patrolman I was busy with a mur- | Frank Smith to fill out a blank giv- MAN RE LECTED BY Wit 'went with them to meet Stegmann., | fast then and that I had | \ing information as to Dester. The | The four engaged in conversation | ‘work ahead of me to keep i\hblank stated that Les®r Smith haa and Faerber said he thought Steg- | a wife, Loretta Schroter Smith, \* ~~ : nant ehowel | ’ i j i'ful and most interesting personages in di photographs of the i — ) Bee night and day for two | I mann had a revolver. The patrol- atts that you cas ee When he left I thought he | ovine at 4126 West End avenus ~ENDS | IFF WITH A } man searched Stegmann, but failed . Seturn later. but that was the | S at og eb é | Chicago. ‘ }to find a weapon or fhe poison which | T 4 from him. Second Wife’s Relatives Become Paul Pfeifer went to Kansas City “tegmann later used, ‘& 2 ‘the Department of Justice has Suspicious When Child Fails last week and learned that Smith Stegmann then asked his wife to | l } that should be tried in the io eaten My had quarreled with his wife, had qu! H F Steg Takes Poisc 'walk to the next corner weth him. | z 1 why does it not submi' t@ oa Uncle. ‘his position with a stationery com- — otegmann akeS roiSOn ON | where. he asked her to return -o him. ‘ é jee to me? I cannot be both Lester A. Smith, 28 years old,’ is|pany and was about to ieave, with Street When Effort at Re- She refused “Well,” goodby, he , ; ree Mith “running to the Distri™ | held in, Kansas City on a charge of /his young son, for Denver. He swore sf aie ot ‘ee said, and turning, walked a few paces, v's office for evidence. It ' | bigamy, made by relatives of his |out a warrant, on which Smith was conciliation Fails. ‘away and drank ‘the acid, th*eowing | ; fs wv - ‘the botile into the street. | | i Mrs. Stegmann said hg _ then| Henry F. Stegmann, 26 years old. walked on toward her father and the! who until his separation from his! jotrolman. “Well, I've ended it all,” wife about a month ago lived at 7900/ }.. remarked to them. | y avenue, ended his life by drink- | A doctor in a passing automobile about getting 'a divorce. Preifer ing earbolic acid in front of 7819} was hailed, but his efforts to save say® he is informed that the Chicag« South Broadway at 8 p. m. yesterday, | Stegmann's life failed. Mrs. Steg- address of the first Mrs. Smith is the; after an effort at reconciliation had mann said she would make arrange- failed. He died a few minutes later ments for the funeral. Miss Leona | arrested avenue, St.| Harvey D here cutor, that he |} Chicago was Le e marriage rict Attorney's place to brin on os of cabinet work. | a rr rT Day Beds, ‘50 to 87.50| 2 ———— ect piece . for to Wed First. § 7 $49 set Jail li | if re ? even to concealed hinges. 2 _— charging bigamy was | Sti k | ne 50 . against Ralph Simmons, | Cc : n ] 9. Stockings ’ Javan: Walnut Tea Wagon #l4,-who is held at police sae as a result of his mar-. = t© Miss Margaret Marlie, of Mrs. Ida Marlie of 602. sf When shopping for stock- ings buy a whole carton of oo ea mages Most artistically designed and finished. Top measures 40x28 when opened. Suitable for cards, breakfast, lunch- = Street, whom he met when | happy for $t. eon or service. Has glass in the guardhouse at Jeffer- in 1920, serving three Sor Gesertion when he left 24 five-cent packages of lus- cious littl fruitmeats at a Christmas Bargain Prict! ; tray which stows away on lower shelf. Makes an ex- cellent gift. . to marry another woman Put one in each stocking. And $25.00 told a Post-Dispatch re- ~ Jet little people hang them out. to Open Until 6 P. M. ene ll nae eee —— Shoppers’ Index Solid Mahogany Martha FOR GIFT BUYING . F ; ‘| Washington Sewing Cabinet MOTHEE ' th Cedar Chests, $137.75 to $#2.50 Breakfast Set, Table and 4 Chairs, 29.75 to 115.00 Occasional Tables, upward from 7.75 Kitchen Cabinet, 19.75 to 90.00 | Oriental Rugs, upward from 27.50 Antique Mahogany Rockers, upward from 12.50 ~ “~» ~~ | “~~ » Here is a gift suggestion which will appeal strongly to all women. It is of such fine wo ship that it makes an unusual gift. Constructed of gen- uine solid mahogany, no =» ae 4 * J ? ie he § ee ~~ tA mA, —— FATHER Smoking Stands, $ 5.00 to $22.50 Reading Lamps, 10.00 to 85.00 Card Tables, 2.50 to 10.00 Smoking Sets, 6.00 to 18.50 Humidors, 15.00 to 45.00 Foot Stools, 8.00 to 17.50 Magazine Stands, 8.75 to 10.00 DAUGHTER Bridge Lamps, $10.00 to $48.00 Desk Chair, of Antique Mahogany, 12.50 4.00 to 6.00 70.00 to 750.00 17.50 tO 75.00 | 13.75 tO 32.50 | 37-§2 | 6.00 to 25.00 y NI — Book Ends, Desks, Desk Sets, Cedar Chests, Dressing Table, Pillows, SON Metal Lamps, Windsor Chairs, Smoking Sets, Desk, 75.00 © Magaziné Stands, 8.75 to 10.00 | NEWLYWEDS Breakfast Set, Table and 4 Chairs, . $29.75 to $115.00 Occasional Tables, upward from 7.75 Kitchen Cabinets, 19.75 to 90.00 | : e Lamps, 10.00 to 8500 Oriental Rugs, upward from 27.50 | JSrorlichiz Richly Designed Odd Chair, cane | eled seat and back, 40.00 me 12.50 tO 50.00 Locust at Twelfth 2.$0 to 10.00 he married a second the impression his first | little friends as Christmas gifts. New idea—delightful. a Was Miss Mamie Boyer | Bud, Til... had divorced him, | ‘Get them now at any store. . Little bri red boxes full of she had written him when) Out Of the Guardhouse, say- | little raisinse—both good and good fer you. Little Sun-Maids Street, says she was. in Nov., 1919, and that. ae. later her husband sy * Margeret Marlie marrie | ‘‘Christmas Raisins”’ time. They were h Sets. 27 Olive street, with their se Exerywhere Cerd Tables, : son, when Simmons Had Yeur Iren Today?’ \ she said. —— = Get-Ahead Club $10.00 to $27.50 | 12.00 to 27.50 6.00 to 18.50 MISSISSIPPI! VALLEY In May, 1920, sme said’ With him until December | ™ Year, when he was vested ' — t© Fort Leavenworth, =e served 14 months for de- . the army. He returned and they have lived
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—— i a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ou» LS TT — — — -—- - — —_—-_ —_ eR id . _ ane _ os — ned i et ee Mp a cella te —' } ——— Womens Kimonos HESE attractive Kimonos of good quality Japanese crepe, are unusual values at the Econcmy Day price. Made in Japanese style, in full length, they are em- broidered in floral designs. Shown in a large assortment of colors. Splendid gifts, at a Saving in price. Second Floor.) : Fireless Cookers Photo Frames LARGE grovp of $] ?9 : | DUPLEX Cooker; $21.75 ' A swingin g-stand ize; holds large size photo Frames in dull gold and rts and cooks an entire 3 | | nod an one time. with @ saving silver finish Various sizes, with | glass. Horizontal and panel of fuel, labor and time. shapes. (Fifth Floor.) (Fifth Floor’) Framed Pictures y | . Sets TWO-PIECE “bers $1.69 | UIT and landscape $4.95 | with steel blades subjects, in walnut- and stag handles. (Fifth Fioor § | finish frames. Oval style, I7u2i | , inches optside. (Fifth Floor.) | Nut Pick FOURTEEN-P Sets in nickel silver finish. $1.69 Oval Braided Rugs N a wonderful as- ~ ) tee: of colors; $4.50 | excellent for bedroom or bath- - Toom; 27x54 in. An exceptional value. 7 (Sixth Floor.) Royal Wilton Rugs | BEAUTIFUL fringed $7 60 royal Wilton Rugs, ize 27x54 inches. They are all | mew Persian effects in all the desirable color combinatians. : (Sixth Floor.) Fringed Panel Curtains | novelty patterns, $I 75 these Curtains are made of marquisette, 18-inch novelty woven band berder of Russian lace effect acfoss the bottorn Pretty fringe en base. | (Stxth Floor.) Women's Felt Slippers At $3] 00 Pair OVER a thousand pairs of women’s high-grade Felt Slippers. occasin style with ribbon trimmings and silk pommpons. All pop- ular shades and all sizes. Maln Fieor ) The City Circulation SAVE ON : ee — ——_—_— — —— ee LOO ee Economy Day Luncheon Sixth Floor.) ——————— ee Pyrex Pie Dishes ITTED im_nickei- $1 O08 plated frames with side handles, 9‘e-inch size. Fifth Floor.) Wood Kitchen Sets ET includes four as- 49¢ softed-size spoons, two batter mixers, ome meat board and one meat pounder fth Fioor.) French Beaded Bags a:F 72> PRAWSTRING style, with attractive designs worked in fine beads. Beau- tiful coloc combinations. Listed with silk and fitted with mirror. (Main Floor.) ‘ Thistles A SPLENDID sélettion of long - stemmed colors. a 50c in all Large | Bazaar—Fifth Floor Incense Burner With Incense, Set NEAT bronze-finish = A Jar with cover pack- 50¢ ed with box of incense. Bazaar—F'if@h F ocr Lacquered Boxes LOVE and Hand- S| 39 kerchief Bozes— . also splendid for packing cakes er candies. Several shapes and sizes to select from. Ortental Basaar—Fimh Foor Sewing Baskets A SPLENDID heavy $? 39 barmboo Basket in rings, Ortents’ with cover trimmed beads and tassels, and stands on _ frame of feur heavy bambco legs. Orfenta! Basear—Fimh Floor Smoking Stand UIPPED with glass - ES “Smeting JOC Smoking Stand Mismoking Stand wih 92049 different styles glass tray. Very substantially _ and shapes. Attractive for gifts. It. (Ftftth Fiecer ) ‘Serenth Fiecr ) 42-Inch Cedar Chests = At® ] M gk Jost go of these well-constructed Chests of Tennes- see red cedar, offered at an extremely low price . Economy Day. Colonial and panel front styles, complete with lock and casters. An unusual opportunity for gift shoppers. ‘Sixth Floor ) eT | —— = 7 : @, >. | MANCHU RIAN | Seva” Mounted . | Vanity Cases Single Strap Handles signs. Novel shapes, with inside tr, coin holders and powder compartment Very attractive for gifts. (Main Fleer.) Large Animal Scarfs $5.95 wolf, silk lined. also Muffs to match an excel- | ‘tent Attractively priced. (Third Floor.) 3-Piece Smoker Sets ATTRACTIVE $ - made up of Chimese teakwood tray with cigar jar and match- holder to with beautiful tree designs Orterta cut-m bamico Bacaa-—F' D2 F"ser je and - == H chine - made, cil 135C€ various colors. ers. (Sixth Fleer) of the Daily POST-D No Mail or Pho perfect Sixth ing of Ro efiects, fringed ecg ped, for equipment is aluminum. CAN be finish; baronical ocak. Tuscan Nets, Yard Witt make lovely 05¢ curtains to freshen your windows for the hoi:days; 42 inches wide: variety of pat- terms to select from. ™ ~~ . - ) > a Wilton Velvet Rug SEAMLESS Wilton $3] 75 Velvet Rugs: 9x12; with fringe on ends: beau- tiful Persian designs. May be had in rese, blue, brown and tan. -- -~ ‘ : _ - . > Linoleum, Sq. Yd. BETTER grades of 4- RO¢ yard-wide cork and o burlap-back Linoleum — biocks, tile and hardwood and al! are Floor.) Work Baskets : may be cho- sen trom this group, at a subdstan- = Se a = =Ss es , x ar 4. BER ~TLAASL ee ee Soccer Footballs UR own itmporta- ~ tion, finest cowhide $4.95 ra-piece hand-sewed regulation “official” size Soccer Balls. These are the well-known En- glish unlined handmade Balls. Tae wh _— = > ~ »s ~4 * : Boys’ Velvet Hats ADE of mice quality velvet, in black only. 69c with imband sizes, 6° to 6's. (Fourth Ficer.) Sarnple Toques LL-WOOL Todques, 15 suitable for Baby boys. oC White only and are slightly soiled. No credits or exchange. ia Fourth Floor.) Ford Radiator and Hood Covers $1.55 INED with heavy kersey with cover- waterproof rubberized cloth. Will fit any Ford car from I@I7 to 1922 model. T - * . = Feurth Flicer Automobile Lap Robe MPORTED from En- $7 05 lamc, an all-wool f. od size, sax72. Scotch plaid cs. (Fourth Ficor ) Automobile Lunch Kits HESE are very $6 25 - heavy Cases, covered . im moursture-proof fabric, equip- Six persons and ail Fourth Floor ) Men’s Sweaters EAVY rope-stitch $2 29 Sweaters; well mace garments with large shawl col- : 7 Ts ° heather mixture with collars pullover style. Green = hoe contrasting colors. eurth Ficoer Flashlight Lanterns ttached to 49¢ have gummetal compiete with Ever- Ready battery Fourth Ficer.) High-Back Fiber Wing Chair or Rocker belt: PHOLSTBRED s i~ U in figured tap- $23.75 estry: leese cushion. Your choice of frosted brown or Serenth Floor match—decorated - ! Fur Caps For Men. $4.95 UNUSUAL values in splendid Detroit - style is limited. on epring roll- | Gain Fleor.) ISPATCH alene Approximate! ne Orders Filled E ER & FULLER _ GRARDL SADDER oe —— OLIDAY ee and draw- , 7 string top Si figured and ~ » plain silk. Various colors are offered. Art Needlework = — —— a _—_-— renee i" ne Seas suet = i ina ae $ *~ te Ene zien 3: amemmeamiines aaa aie ele ie «ia fas, amar j = : aa * rs . WE ad oe x » eal — x BO oe . : : . en ema, ¢ uede eal ers ere eo ly : ao Jee aks H és .- a ae ako : Se ae ee ova Py ~ 4 * . 2 $ Table Sets, $5.95 Cowhide Leather Traveling Bags At $6742 MOST remarkabiec purchase enables us to offer several hundred of these genuine cowhide leather Bags (not split). All- are in th e 18-inch size, full leather lia and S&tted with three pockets. Dark brown and mahogany color. Fourth Flodr.) ; f ARGE size heavy- weight aill- wool plaid Blankets, very fluffy. May be had in plaids of white with pink, tan, blue, tions. gtay and rose combina- Each Blanket neatly rib- bon bound and measures 7ox8o inches. for full-size beds. Second Ficer.) Hair Goods WENTY-TWO and 24-inch Switches on $1.25 three separate ‘stems. Many shades. some sprinkled with gray, included. Only two to a customer. (Third Ficor.) Children’s Corduroy Panta Dresses M ODELS straight- line trimmed with hand- stitching comtrast ing colors. Made 7" ine quality cor > uroy. Rose. Co- _ - p en hagen. tan and cardinal. 6 years. Second F! .3 Boys’ Corduroy Suits THERE are only roc $6.50 special price and early shopping is advisable. Made ot splendid guality cordurey. Coats have durabie linings, all-around belts, and &t well. Trousers are full ished with strong pockets and belt straps: Sizes 11 to [7. > we — ee ane a Kodak Albums OOSE ieaf, cloth : L boumd;: so leaves: 7x 9c to inches. Hot-Point Heaters Complete, | . Le) PLENDED for remov- ing chill or dampness from bedrooms, nursery or bathroom Made with cop- per reflector that intensifies the heat radiation. Easily moved from ome room to another. (Fitch Ficer ) | lent gift edges. Turkey Roasters OF good quality biue 79c enamelware, in ova! shape, with self-basting cover and side handles. Same style in larger size, §r. 39 LL t#e. . _- -. Table Scarfs = OF.) Tee arene $3.95, exzcel- - (‘Saath Fecr.) GOOD floral designs; 6 water a” ports and 6 sher- bet glasses. “ (Fifth Floor.) Wool Plaid Blankets, Pr. | $8.95 soft and block Men’s House Slippers Brack Lethe $1.19 Leather Slippers, Everett style; leather sélies and heels. Good quality. All sizes—6 to rt. Women’s Slippers ~ ATIN Slippers, made of Skimmer satin with brocaded backs. Low military walking heels. All sizes. * (Dewnstairs Store.) Rubber Boots Boots—just the for the little tots. Splendid quality, warmly lined. All sizes. § to to™. (Downstairs Store.) Girls’ Navy and maroon, with hood attached. Splendid for gifts. Sizes 6 to 14. wnsta:-s Store.) Lace Shoes ISSES’ and chil- M dren's Lace Shoes $1.69 of brown and dull leather. A spiendid assortment to choose from. English and broad toe lasts. (Doewnetairs Store.) Silk Thread Hose FELL fashion, pure $1.36 thread silk Hose» (Downstairs Store.) quality. Women’s Sport Hose RIBBED sports Hose, ' medium weight, raised rib, of cotton and wool mixed, im cordovan, gray, beige, and other desirable shades. Slightly imperfect. ‘Deownstairs Store.) Extra-Size Dresses MADE of gingham amd percales; cor- rect styles for large women Neat checks, stripes and plaids exceptionally well tailored and perfect fitting. Come im straightlime ‘as well as fitted models. Sizes 4@to ‘sz. fDOewtiscairs Store.) Children’s Hose CASHMERETTE 29 Stockings, medium = Cc weight, in heathe? mixtures of green and brown. Sizes 7 to 9°4: seconds. (Dowretairs Store} Axminster Rugs TANDARD grade S Axminster Rugs $4.89 in floral and Oriental effects. Size 36x63 imches. Mill sec- | nds. [ewnstiirs Store.) Baby Coats ADE of good qual- — = at ’ » o « a ae , be pocket, first quality, im Bh oy % ~ al ae ae =k - Women's Felt Juliets ae $39 excellent felt; plush turned soles and ra mae cx Colors wi : orch: a and . sizes. ~T (Thrift Arense—Mais pe “Fs Toyto || Rocking Horse, Beautiful lifelike eyes. curled wig comr body, dressed in Iron Train, $1.76 tender and and
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MONDAY, EMBER 18, .1922. ae ee ee coe The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. = r ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' — 5. ULLER - ’ TUESDAY—“ECONOMY DAY’ amen’ Handkerchiefs : are of a splen- | | 19¢_ \ || Ree tadeor ions $1.80) Mens Fiber Silk Shirts | Tse", and have 17 | i i Pa i} 15 borders. | (Handkerchief Department and | Square 13—Main Floor.) A SPLENDID group of Galey & Lord fiber silk Shirts. Light and dark grounds, with at- fl: ! Women’s Linen | tractive color combinations. Neckband style. All sizes. Handkerchiefs, Box Crochet Ties, $1.65 AVE embroidered cor- ners. In white and 19¢ The product of a well-known maker. Pure silk, in bias and . — ee ee ee sstteetienttetietsenenee a teen — ~ a ee ——— Le No Mail or Phone Orders Filled STIX. BAER & F _GRAND-LEADER 42-Piece Dinner Set, $7.95 Of domestic semi-porce- Jame » lain, decorated with . dainty design, gold treatment Plain shapes. Complete service for 6. (Fifth Floor.) a _— ™ —— — ~ —— * . . + = a7 = = > ——— ™ et ee E - ee ~~ — — . a = « —— - a A ce a A A I = es ~ eee eo earn o seams, three rows of em- | ..broidery on backs. Strap wrist | | and full gored cuff. ome in | chamois, beaver, covert and oak. (Main Floor.) eee mee to Economy Sale of Perfume Sets , . Quantities Limited Bie No. 3—at $2.59 This Djer-Kiss Set includes one each Toilet Water, Talcum and Complexion Powder. Complete iri.a silk-lined gift box. Djer-Kiss Gift Box, silk-lined, : containing Talcum Powder, Com- Ry plexion Powder, Perfume and Van- . ity. No, 2—at $2.00 |, No. 5—at $3.98 Djer-Kits Gift Set, con- Silk-lined Gift Case containing taining one each Talcum, Djer-Kiss preparations — Perfume, Ve 3 82 getal and Complexion Toilet Water and gold-plated Van- po 040: In silk-lined case. Se ocean ~ i } | _ Bandeaux VERY attractive pat- tern in a wide lace 65¢c ° ' Bandeaux with lace shoulder Madeira + | straps. Made good and strong. | | Sizes O . (Second Floor.) 18x50 Scarfs saa dl orgs At $9.45 Each WE offer i ee ~~ es colors. Three in a gift box. Also Handkerchiefs of fine ba- | tiste in this lot. | (Handkerchief Department rnd Thrift Avenue-—Maimw Floor.) | / a tein Silk Stockings, Pair | OF heavy silk in black $2 RO | and various shades . | of brown. Reinforced at wear- —_—_—— —— No. 1—at $1.59 Kerkoff’s Djer-Kiss Combination Set, contain- ing one each Vegetal and Face Powder, in silk-lined Pillowcasés, Pair | F f; ' | O Meat garglier went | AF. have scalloped and embroidered eyelet designs. Each pair is Se Re re ee ee offer r50 of these beautiful Scarfs, of ‘THRIFT AVENUE) The Buy-Way of St. Louis cross stripes. Black and white, and various colors. Hand framed; medium widths. (Main Floor.) r Roly Poly, $1.69 Large-size clown Roly-Poly, _ beautifully finished in brown ' colors. In the button-front style or | and toes. ing points. (Main Floor.) Silk-and-Wool Stockings PLAIN weave in $1 95 heather shades. ° Double splicings in the heels (Main Floor.) Tailored Back Stockings CHIFFON tailored silk Stockings in black and brown. Made semi-fashion- 79¢ | fine round-thread linen, hand-embroidered in elab- Orate eyelet designs and fin- ished with hand-scalloped edges. At the Economy Day price they are unusual values. A timely offering for gift shop- pers. (Second Floor.) Women’s Union Suits MERODE Union Suits, 98c with glove _ silk ! ' ' boxed and suitable for Christ- mas gifts . (Second Floor.) Madeira Napkins, Dozen LAIN rose point $4.95 stalloped Madeira luncheon Napkins, made of fine quality linen. As the quantity is limited, early selection is ad- visable. (Second Floor.) Women’s ,Bloomers gift box. ity. (Main Floor.) OO A ACA AA GOODE TE ON EL A I ER LO LLL LE ALES I LOLOL LI OL | ECOL A CLL | GL LPO LALIT LEO LL LAL LEE LE OC Se I pe te ee ee ee ——— ~ ~ LEN CS tel Ne MN OT ee -* "mee ye , = 1 iy ea og a : eee aaa a ®t be. : ; | Toy 13-piece China Set, flo- | ed, slightly irregular. | . F fi t d on ag ie od naality sat %y -. : ral decorations, trimmed in , (Main Floor.) | ant cies cate, Season ste ca, Marca mar $1.50 ' oy y ed. sirable chose. Sizes 2 oe 12 | green. | to 44. (Maip/F loor.) —e — In wee yr navy, an 4 omen’s sizes in slip- | . rown, Copenhagen and green. — Overs. , Beacon Blanket Robes Night Lamps | Glove Silk Chemise | ee ae Ror - Gk ' Undergarments, 95c At $3.45 | BODICE tops and full E gas fe a 70¢ med Gowns. Enve-| ... nt Robes are of the best | wide skirt. Have 90.9) | Uni ] , : ie eolor ¥ pee sage Saaieien silk of quality Beacon cloth, in beauti- drop-seat closing. They are | niversa Chair Backs, Each ; Filet Lace. Buffet Set white linen. a. batiste: also dainty sat- ful designs and every color. | trimmed with dainty embroidery | [ TALIAN Filet Chair Economy Specials THE Sets consist of $I 49 8. in Camisoles and Bloomers of gd Es to 44, trimmed with | or narrow lace edging. Flesh | Vacuum Backs that are hand- 59c ane 18-inch center e netairs Store.) " satinette. 3 | agree: aches ‘a: (Sata Ficor.) | t B ttl ~“SHhmE£ tor Smokers — ee Teun Floor.) ire of 70° tects sli iciennas | Clear glass set, including 3 Writing Paper, Box | Second Floor.) . Handkerchief and Gloves 79¢ ¥ Ritie’chitred seit, ernbro:d. | 28sorted-size mixing bowls, 1- IBBON-TIED Boxes, 59 | $ 95 : ’ $1.25 Box Glove Boxes cmreee eee \ ered backs, cuffs lined with high av age rat dary fot omen ante - eng ane a C =—=ss> | | Children’s Robes see filler, oe and HESE are attractive 79¢ t acks. g ‘Wee i prt” wi etal | , | ity linen lawn, bordered in col- | | : perfect shape. Packed 25 in : | colored silks in biscuit, pongee | 144 measuring cup. | eae mae male or dliver beveled. | BLANKET Robes in $2.00 codae’ Womade ortat nahin Bede sng % one-clasp values . metairs Store., ajamas we, $1.15 nk striped pat- B, C and D. wnetairs Store.) nel Shirts i beige. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) | Bath Towels, 20c Each Good heavyweight hemmed and have fast-colored blue borders. ' Musical Instruments Blow Accordions, - Toy Cornets, Toy Violins, large size, Ukuleles, 32C Women’s | Felt Juliets 3 At | 39 ny | ¥ AQF excellent . felt; plush } turned soles and leather | heels. Colors wine, brown, orchid, gray and black. All Z . (Thrift Avenue—Matin Floor.) * Buckle and Belt HESE pretty ster- ling silver Belt Buckles come complete leather belt. initial. (Jewelry Dept.—-Main Floor.) Men’s Handkerchiefs NOTHER lot of these 19 splendid linen Hand- C kerchiefs with %-inch hem- stitched hems. (Handkerchief Department and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) with quality trimmed; Toytown -Economies | Stuffed Elephant, $2.98 Rocking Horse, $8. 6 { $ 39 Made of fine quality gray _ Beautiful lifelike horse, | felt; has red saddle blanket; bleached | Terry cloth Bath Towels, neatly | $1.25 | 98c | $7.69 | (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) | Choice of any | | $1.50) A braid and the doll’s hair is elaborately coiffed. Com- plete with wire and cord. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Golden /Loaf Cake DELICIOUS Cake 28 baked specially for C Tuesday. (Main Floor.) Chatterbox HIS is a Book that has R9 over 150 stories for children, pictures in colors as wel as black and white. Limited quantity. (Magazine Dept.—Main Floor.) Tinsel Net Scarfs INE silk Brussels F net, beautifully om. 91.00 in tinsel designs of | broidered gold and silver. (Main Floor.) | Boys’ Silk Shirts TUB Silk Shirts in $2.95, There are 24 sheets and 24 en- | ’ velopes in a box. | WOMEN'S (Main Floor.) Felt Slippers, Pair igh and low cut Felt Slip- $1.35. pers with satin trimmings in va- | | rious designs and many colors. (Main Floor.) Boudoir Slippers, Pair OF jap silk and are hand embroidered. (Main Floor.) Rain-or-Shine Umbrellas $3.59 A TTRAC- zt iV styles with handles of white or clear amber, finished with leather loops or rings. Tip trim mings and stubby ends to match. May be had in navy, pur- , le, green, wine, brown and | | OF 19¢ ‘THE well- known U n iversal brand, made by Landers, Frary & Clark. High- ly nickel- plated. I-quart size at this price. Splendid for Christmas gifts. (Fifth Floor.) Extra-Size Bloomers tub silk in flesh color. Cut full and roomy with ruffle at knee. | EXTRA size Chemise, | built-up | | MADEIRA (Second Floor.) Envelope Chemise of radium silk, with $3.50 and strap. shoulders. collar and sleeves. | latest _ novels. _ @n assortment of neat patterns and have trimmed Sizes 8 to 12. (Second Floor.) The Country of Beyond HIS is one of James Oliver Curwood’s and one of his (Second Floor.) The Wonder Book of Knowledge REVEALS the mar- vels of modern in- | dustry and invention. Has over $2.50. | ' | They are shown in flesh color | and are trimmed with lace and | hemstitching. Sizes 46 to s2. (Second Floor.) Luncheon Cloths Luncheon Cloths, of fine ing, elaborately embroidered in hamd eyelet designs. 54 inches $7.55 | quality linen and hand scallop- | 7oo illustrations. (Second Floor.) Pearl-Handled Tableware $1.49 best $1.89 | ; Ash Trays, 50c These are royal bronze - and have three cigar rests. Smoker Stands, $1.89 | Mahogany finish — have two cigar rests and safety match holder. 28 in. high. Cigarettes, : $2.39 Box | Phillip Morris Cigarettes, | come roo in Christmas box. | Artemo Cigars, | | ie } | | | ALL-WOOL Crepe $2.89 Box Made in Tampa, Florida, and are long filler. Cuban handmade. Packed 50 in box (Main Floor.) ; | | | | | Wool Goods, Yard and fancy Plaids $1.59 in bright color combinations. Ideal for skirts, children’s wear, etc.; 40 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Plain Sateen, Yard SPECIAL group of plain 29 Sateens in the wanted C colors, no black. This strong, durable quality is a and with @alloons. * (Second Floor.) Gauntlets of kid and c ap es kin. Adler, Per- rin and other splen- . did makes. Strap-wrist style with full gored cuffs. Embroid- ered backs. Pique seams. Brown, gray, taupe and ‘Mavy. {Main Floor.) Handkerchief Linen, Yd. EAUTIFUL sheer 95 ‘ quality snow-white C. Linen that will draw easily. Weights for both ladies’ and men’s handkerchiefs, 36 inches wide. This Linen is very de- sirable for fine undergarments, ists, etc. are (Second Fieor.) with 91.00 % MR) moun ; plat- with $ ° a ed on a platform; plat- heels; height 11 attractive striped lack. de. (Second Floor.) ality, in blue, f equi oo addle Ano ger Ts nak 4 A wg a, eee style. Soft ae (Main Floor.) re ni mis At 45 9 Each yard wide. wal cemcemel Se. | PRS = ~ 2 el Re. Sel ake oe -*- “ Te — .
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: 6 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 ing he was going on “a short ride. Last night when he failed to return the police were notified and a search JOHN H. PORTER. DENVER began. The body was found by a party CAPITALIST ENDS | IFE of Porters friends whi etered ‘19 ’ Sedalia in search of and was remeved to Castile Rock, count) geat of Douglas Countr, by the Coro- Body Found on Happy Canon ner. who followed an iInvestigaticr ' ‘orters death “a case Road. Near Scdalia, Colo., After prens inced I qi & i wie : is s ; >: Ran 6(F He \\ ent ror Short Rig : " DENVER of Prete r) _ Watch Taken in Holdap Recovered , e aie . fn ec : - , —— at : ' : raise , 77 rakatl i .espaahd 46. Denver capitalist . Bie 6 hem | ~~" ; . La | . serted missing to the police bi) ‘ . we ives ls st night was found dead with ""* W%* ee > aw . . = * mA « bullet wound In his head today on *‘ ao ae . . : ¢ . : et) the Happy Canon road, near Se . - he , ~ jalia, Colo A revolver was found “* °F S¥sornomee. Ps ~ —~ : rome | . ; “watch, WAR ToUnd | Ppauwce yester beside the Dou . a sed . ; Perter. who was the son of lienrs Gas POSS a ahd a r Nhe broker of Den. TO" by Pret ve Sergea Collard M. Porter, wea : . i * * = brancisc: ° in al -om™ & , iA vee, Jett Ris ~ertnle be a ; ' T? CASTORIA = = .25°" For Infants and Children Over 30 “}vwe-Preoef” Armory Rarns in Use For Years ae Always bears AN RA. J Loe, is rhhe armo tbe ee or oo? > lererve Officers raining Gaeusrure CMT »t te : the Towa State : ~ - = l- doeliiars wor. of supplies, ras © sated at $s” 0. Le ara ory was mp ’ ad eee e Tmo ian me ~ —_ : ; a eo al was belleved to be tre- ‘ ~~ > > 5 . . proof. e building was Vand" @ Women « a hemetftched - see © eo sorted patiernus for pure ne’ riandkerch faner designT meartir S—.00 n ne: land em as dker hietfs. -; nen ”~ ‘te Han Akerchietfs y embroldered Sse each for 31.00 some beaut embrotdered ‘fan dkerchiefs: in jiors and Handkerchief? -First Floor Beaded Bags Make Beautiful Gifts especially if from Vandervoort’s: rou will find new - est Beaded Bag= gathered tegether from various parts: of the world and now offered ‘@ holiday shoppers at prices decidediy low for such splen- did quality. wn .- = tre) come Here the ~“arw “res ae? * veads 2 floral and Paisie,y desig=s. on black. nd or srayr backgrounds. All are 2ace in the drawstring styles and are perfect accessories to the well-dressed woman $15 to $27.50 Women's Bag Shop— First F%eeor ome 9 to 6 ——— _ Burns tim $440,000 y Associated eo ° BE. N. C.. Dee. 18. trust Pan ne on South here containing the ; theater and a large of offices was destroyed and gtructures sericusiy dam y fre yesterday, with a loss estiz a el On bed —_— Be Sure to Include on Your List A Beautiful Pepe cn Robe for Him You may ehoose from a widely waeeey assortment of beat LE1T ful patterns and materials. téernwiis oe Men’s Overcoats & Are Exceptionally Good Values at much to : ° . . ~ Tix a is letting us know that final. You re going t: you snuggie int ‘ase 2% 3 i 26 inch > sires $13.75 sizes: special! $11.75 and $12.33 ggage Shop—Second Fleer P. S.—Fitted Suitcases fer women, with mnitation shell, amber and wory fittings. lifetume. Priced from $28.50 to $175.00. A gift that wll last a ———_ A _ — —_ ee , Men’s Suits 4 Zi With Two Pairs of Trousers Specially Priced at “2a 5 ONG Wear Suits—that’s a splendid definition fer the Suits offered in this selling! You'll find them here — Suits built to stand the strain of everv- day life. made to give the maximum ameaint of wear ami rou can rest assured that thev have sateen tailored to give style correctness along with the wear. You are urged to inspect them tomorrow! Men’s Full Dress Suits $35 © 875 generally figure that they re fixed when thet cet Dress outfit. And fer owite 2 while thev are. a: ~ ; - ’ But Full fpre ehange im = : : “syie and riam ail compiete new outfit when 'O Want a rou see these To are ee — ¥ at sweh moderate pricings VA Le, - . FM ae Mea’s Cloth.cg Shep—Secend Filowr. - Olive ar and Locust FP rom Ninth t& gt more than $446.000 p- PRICE SA SEFUL XMAS G S lenwar 60 the O80 Vactinhts School F 85c to $4.5 \P ADE ot = materials ag Biack enamel mele brown canvas, leather. split cowhi@s and genuine cowhide All have shoulder Some have extra | pencils, while others fu large pockets for oy These bags are all and at a saving of tomorrow's selling — Leather Goods a First Fleer. . Hand-Kni —Are Charming Ga . $3.50 to § She will atu a these attractive, new, hi knit Breakfast = house wraps. a. » in handy to slip ints e< morning and p of hubb?’s breakfast. «J without sleeves, In and short jackets q@q You may ch éainty shades and will make a most ; gift. Sweater $7.50 2-Pants Salts $6 Ovcrcosts ’ $700 Mackinaws.. ae Ae Ld . Shop—Thirt ig } 4 JL Dee Fat . RIVE or SEVEN * Mother Goose has obtained £ ay ~ attractive Christm Baskets and Boxes that have ever been shown. more beactfful and accepta new—esince ree our superfine Cake. dantly Allied - with ug 4 fruit and outa, and baked a mh taste. Ho! '4@ Come tn while Kmas s ping—ea delighttu! ahate rest—and the food is =e Be sure to include &, ir special bDiend Cigat are de may choose from rieti #.. 0c Pound Cherry Cream. | Cream. Lemon apple Cream, Va Mapie Neat. Ce cents, Caramels, gets. Large Mint, comb Chips, Pecan Delights. @ Assorted Nut nr ther — @ Assorted Nuts nut Cream HE iaves, @ Pecan Chews, a Canéy Shop—fFirst p S°D them now with Creems! 4 @muleyr .4 creosote thet ts tae, Creemuigion ts a ow 2 7 with twofold ecticn, ft She Wil . pame Deals the inflamed These New a fi a known @rugs, crececte te 1 - P. ‘Mud by the meticai fraternity
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aa” 6 saa | aa RE ati : Wie, ti on SEN, ta ost Te ow ee MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximat ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' - Burns in $440,000 Fire. a Se RRR ER en ED ae —— AE ee Ri SEES: EE PR Associated Press. | ] . . a See - | ABLOTTE, N. C., Dec. 18.—The |. " DESTROYER | a ; ; x ee. jaw erust building on South Ty-| r | | Kage } ; r, At : +" t+ “aent here containing the Keith | fs} +++ +r alll theater and a large num- the : Sabeffices Was destroyed and two) SAVED AP FRO oe | sures seriously damaged | Nin ; | erday, with a loss estitna:- ’ fh to Tenth - . than $449,000. SHIP FIRE Ay \ : ‘ | - a a aa Ss {) » | $%-PRICE SALE : ' “ Ss ays! \% YS. * VAssey, XMAS GIFTS ) t. : Alertness of Bainbridge Pre- ss : | ow at the Old Reliable =: : = 0l Bags , O R r vented Heavy Death Toll : : ‘O $ 4 50 on French Military Trans- 3s —. . _ ) Juvenile port Saturday. == of water-proof v4 Sults = Wials as f y is z iss 1 eyows: - d hi special Cable to the Post-Dispatch — i mel mole kin, | $7 Crepe de Chine sie eae t-Disy f Lnvas, imitation ' and the Chicaco Daily News. ; : «— ee ‘Copyright, 197%.) } “ bee oe " , $4.95 ‘ | INSTA NT] N¢ IPLE, Dec. 18.— It ¢ shoulder Soumen 4 4 was only through the alertness and rf extra pockets on ” 7 50) timely intervention of the United j ite ae ane . States destroyer Bainbridge that 450 : kets fpr $25 ¥ French soldiers and 10 women and s are ie ame 3 Tt $ ? Pants Suits eight children were saved from cer- ‘ aving of ir se . ) tain death Saturday morning when e } selling ron tg ™ the French military transport Vinh- “ y. ot Long was destroved by fire. The it ese Shop— ; 87 Corduroy Suits. $4.35 Bainhr ldge arrived at the Nezr Fast- ‘ ret loor. ’ $7.50 2-Pants Suits $4.70 ert) station wit! the last fiotailia On , Overcoats.. joe Oct. 22 and after a short cruise in $700 Mackinaws.......$4.45 »). pieck Sea engaged in assisting $5.00 Juvenile the American Relief organization in > ae *. the transportation of Greek refugees Having been busy for a fortnight ~~ = . " $3 Corduroy Pants... 8.90 in plying between Smyrna. the Pi- Corduroy Coats. $2.95 _ See gy a ia Gloves. 75c raeus and e vreek islands the $1.50 Lined Bainbridge left Mytelene on Friday $4.00 Jerery Coats _ + - 81.75 and returned to Constantinople for $3 Silk Striped Shirts. $1.75 ‘ , arest. She was advancing slowly in the Sea of Marmora when an of- ficer saw the lights of a large ship. not far from San Stefano, suddtniy . going out. Immediately Commander * $5 Umbrellas .$2.45 Edwards ordered full speed ahead. - ay ~~ ~ ° - « LAL LL PANN RL PE ee sl a ct mion Sults....$1.25 The elarm was sounded and all | ‘hands were mustered on deck he ip into on a chilly | 3 ship, which was seen to be ablaze. 4 prepare friend | : “~ was reached in less than 1° min- makfest. With or.” utes and in this short time al! the pves, In vest effect ia : boats and rafts were made ready to ackets. if ; ' be lawered. es and Indeed they i The burning ship was the Vinh- a most attractive Long, @ 40-year-old French trans- . port of 6000 tons, which was bring- 7 Ti . a | bad ing about 500 French soldiers and - :op—Third Floer. officers with the wives and children rf ri lan ue- i €, er ec 1 ems 'of a number of them to Constanti- |nople. This was to be her last trip | | }as immediately after her return to | France with convalescent officers 444 inch | from the army iIn the Near East ghe ) | | " Was due to be scrapped. The Bain- TTT E bridge placed herself alongside ths irly! ) has obtained port bow and the first operation . * the most attractive Christmas i met with certain difficulties be ~. i. Oa ea one Moxes — cause no one aboard the French- . | IERVOORTS | Oe 2 more beautiful and acceptable man understood English and ail ‘ Rooms ané §. ae can be —~ than eae were too excited to understand the ! . bd a rill start serv- | — © ones dang sara American French of the officers end =—= mptiy at il } wih men on the Bainbridge. | Make your $1.00 to $15.00 | Thie difficulty was quickly over- nenta so that | come, however, and the destroyer ee ~ lunch atthis | CANDY CANES ‘3% lowered the boats and rafts, and f avoid the | 7 That will Gelight the Mttie also threw into the sea all the avai! h. | rr and Saas of & | able iife Belts. Al! the officers ex- 1 ‘THE BIGGEST DIAMOND RING VALUES y pure cept Capt. E@wards and Lieut candy. + Be to $1.00 Ridgeley. who directed ‘the opers | HAVE EVER BEEN ABLE TO OFFER SANTA CLAUS | tions from the bridge of the destror- ; : ; ie? Gitictens pure er, went with the rescuing parties . AT THESE TH REE SPECIAL PRICES' and helped to save the lives of hun- » Chocolate dy. They make excellent vors or decora- 'dreds of men who were jumping | madly into the sea. I will not only give you a written GUARANTEE on any Diamond I sell, but I will TRUTHFUL The panic on the transport ; : ss : ; ' reached iis height when a magazine credit you with the full purchase price when it is paid for on any other higher - priced Something new—since pro- @ | containing three tons of ammuni- Ring in my stock. Why not let her be wearing and enjoying while you are paying for TERMS hidition—filled with our spe- tion, signal lights and gasoline blew . : , : , cial candy. A dandy present ap. The men rethainine aboard the one of these Rings? I do not add one cent to my selling price for credit accommodation. our “regular fellow” transport became frantic. Some wf $5.00 to $7.00 them tried to jump from the bow of = — the ship to the deck of the destroy. PUL GARE co ce cet arate ee (, BLUE-WHITE, ABSOLUTELY PERFECT ' sth Fioer. ee at a / ie | a ee with this rafts on top of those in the wate: VV tly filled with che best seriously endangering the lives of | and nuts, end baked to the rescuing parties. ¢ | ae ad taste. Holiday Ten Women Rescued. “s ort’s r. 75c Ib sm While the explosions were occur- ' | ervo t A ring. the Bainbridge remained ° - 1 TEA CAKES , alongside the burning ship. On the . istmas Prefectly fresh in | port side of the Vinh-Long 10 wom- di 1 faney boxes; Ib en, among whom was the wife »f . $ OO ~ | the Admiral commanding the 8 h Bal pane TEAR | Preach suucarenl ‘ct Metret’ rere : $#.50 : ay the Balance o include = pees é‘ pine—a te mee te clinging to a line and waiting’ pa- | \ . TO SUIT Y If blend (hocola a the food is 4eli- tiently to be rescued. The women : DOWN ourse delicious: You ats good. showed much courage, especially \ s from many va- 5 Frem 8 to ona ae in view of the fact that it took the ~’ ADVEETISEMENT tioned in Constantinople, together present. non Cream, Pine- with her three children and a nurse, . am, Vanilla Nut, © mn fT | perished in the fire. No official es I guarantee that they are the equal in QUALITY of gems that sell for $50.00 more. One of , Cocoanut Cres- 4 | ih timates are yet available, but it ts these distinctive Rings will be a lifetime gift. meis, Honey Nou- believed that the total number of » Mints, Honey- | r dead is 46. »s, Marshmallow “| r | “This would have been the num- | | . * hi G id 17 Genuine Jewels—Rubies and Sapphires ghts. “ | ber of survivors had not your de- —— Ladies’ Solid ite Oo 4 " le,. 1d. . , stroyer come so gallantly to our as- Lf, “CAN med uiaamadaar e, . MONIA sistance,” said the captain of the S) Sy" a ; | : . "4 ~ . a ocoa- |t French ship as he came on board . > ea ~ (ened Cc 60c to ‘the Bainbridge when he finally re- \ > A hele r ————————— . = ih : $1.25 . alized that the transport could not lr ee oy wwe, 20- Z Carnie | be saved. The Bainbridge made an : — 4 op—First Floor. ge and persistent colds | effort to tow the transport to the 3 : ous lung trouble, You can snore and beach her, but the at- = We picture just three of the many styles we are showing " va at this price—guaranteed to be SOLID WHITE GOLD. They are dainty small sizes and every ‘ate design, all | 4 site GUARANTEED to please any man. No bet- them now with Creomuision. an tempt was a failure. Creosote that is pleasant to P ices ts = new medical dis- The destroyer, with the 464 men, y >) = 7 ar ; | F with twofold action. it eoothes| 19 Women and eight children, pro- eS mm 4 exquisitely carved and with fancy dials. 4 royal giit. ter timekeepers made—and, remember. that my Vill Appre- | heals the inflamed membranes an+ | Ceeded to Constantinople, leaving the | \ i. gift that will last for years to come. GUARANTEE of satisfaction is back of every one. e One of “ills the germ. British destroyer Sepoy, which ar-. 2G; ce La If it doesn’t keep good time, return it promptly and : ws Remember My Truthful Terni I will make the exchange without question. Of a2) Known @rugs, creosote is recog-| rived two hours later, to watch the OF. the medica! fraternity as the! burning ship. | toman ae » brome agency for the treat: | i feranrenic coughs and colds «04 / FIRE AT CITY SAMTARIUM = ED | ‘ rdered x Sui teagbntss to oreo. | owe $1.00 $1 DOWN IS EXTINGUISHED QUICKLY "2 ZS $ natant $1 WEEK 2 ese New . | Other healing elements whch soothe ilk | heal t | red S i eto en no nme *n¢ Alice Avenue Blaze Routs Family—| | dr appdata b Church Dam ibrellas | 2 te the stomach, ts absorbed into the First Presbyterian % Sttacks the seat of the trouble aged $300 by Flames. $10 a _ Sestroys the germs that lead to con. A canvas covering on a steam pipe if he D buildi t the City Sani- Bs Sroxe p by at 13:18 a. ow We Show Complete Lines of — always : ce tatten is guaranteed satisfac- 1a ~ Cae - | e treatment of chronic coughs today, causing considerabie excite- r . a , V cman cet | na pen Every 377 | mchial asthma. catarrhe! ment among the occupants of that - AA WATCHES Ny by, DI AMONDS . White Ivory Silve = s ’ nbrella, espe - and other forms of throat and building. The blaze was extinguished r itt is ove of £9 Giseases, and is excelient for bulld- , | © a = a < " ; ; Cc . id-| quickly and little damage resulted. | am ing ign ic ‘ith @ — | SP the system after colds or the flu. | Fire starting {n a saloon and pool-| : ! rt a f 4 S as son s - Rings & of exception f og ‘ nee if any cough or cold. no! roorm on the first floor of a two- ‘ La Tausca Pearls La Vallieres : Neatly how long standing. is not re- | . 2048 Alice! yine : efter takin | story brick building at ,204 ce | . seer ‘mp ren M4 Sat etine evsenpgnad oi apy avenue at 3 a. m., routed a family| ban —_ Men’s Watch Chains | a diel | t : + toomuieten | living on the second floor They) | ri heed ma &, - - ora of gene a | . == took refuge with neighbors until the - ee x Scarf Pins Belt Buckles — green : 2 Cuff Buttons, Etc. | fire was extinguished. The damage | : | v | was reported as $1500 to the build- UNTIL 10 P. M. PPOSITE c 1 UMBIA TH TAT relia Shov— j ‘fng and $50 to the contents of the 0 f } al WE a" iret | “4 | oe Bright poolroorm. | on eee 7 The First Presbyterian Church, | 4100 Washington boulevard, was damaged $300 at 7 a. m. yesterday) by fire starting from a grate in a) vestibule” The fire did not eT A eee with services,
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Qf? thn TN armnerat ane the Times fam bined ~ ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH The City. Circulation of the Daily ily POST. DISPATCH alone Approximately Femnte that af the Ma's ne | hig cetera . — — —_— eee — : —— 7 SS Ee a? 3: 2a ~ ePRPPASUCETSORERDOCERESSREDTRATRASSRATT ADAG Hee eaLSE TEES TETH tr ——— ITO Ld ee SEE OUR OTHER ANN OUNCEMENT ON PAGE 16. Store ~ FAMOUS-BARR CO. & Early pie s of Merchandise . CCrive S i B é.. iTge: f Distributor rf in the We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash a au Retail in Missouri and the West. or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. = 2 iitecasieatil to "DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS TUESDA Yy rem > ee — - > . PUTT NTI rin a ee ; PESOESEOTAITISSSH SNR AG HALES TLOLSIICFsIFET NS SE i SULT IITETT yi A : | EL ccs eT aS = ee a svannnones C mere Ye: = : an : dias O.’s : Think What It Means to Choose Gifts of Furs While We Offer By ee ee : a epee : r ¥ t Certtficates l eC : Are an Easy Way to Settle ee | Last-Minute Gift Problems 2 “ aw, q Who wouldn't be pleased to re- Ne TY ae ceive a Famous-Barr Co. Gift Cer- ued "SE. tificate? Issued in any amount de- : sired, they can be redeemed by the _~ x S recipse nt for any kind of merchan- - 3 | TA To Friends Give : dise offered in our comprehensive ‘ | y ml G] = assortments—and are a sure —~ | er fe 3 individual choice. Pur- : =p ove 7 to gratify ine : : chase them at anv exchange desk. ; Also Fur Wraps and Full-Length i. : — : aes eee E | Gerihicates —— | ; SO ee oe POPPE Ree ee atictereeae rowns and beaver shade, as well as + 3 —and permit them to- select the Gloves ga : we — % thnev most gesire——-or, ii. You se et t re em } A Special Group for T hose Who Would Like to Give histo - . vourself, we suggest the following } , | O O oe 2 roups . _ o «Saad At — | 3 Handsome Silk Waists~ at Sel : Long Kid Gloves ee $4.95 © $5.95 at, Fi} Ow length ~ ’ (>) oves, " the new 95 _—_—_——_—— With the Exception of Mink Garments 7 did qu: Which Are Offered at a Larger Discount - 3 Kid caenatipete | I ne is seonge many vs nee since eens: | SESD SRSS ~* $495 - - 7 . . -> . ‘ > . . ~ . > > ~ _ . a ee | or Sele -oOn its : S su Y 250 . a as ie, - Newes - “ae . rT -_ The Following Elegant Mink Garments Offered at 3 mmavtest: cnuabinations or: ~ | © Blouses of excellent silk jersey and Prices Which Represent a Far Greater Saving Than 25° | crepe de chine, some trimmed with i ) . . " | breid. others attractively embroid- Genuine Mink Coat: 45 inches long. large Genuine Mink Cape: +40 inches long. yoke . a a itis teat . tH N a ee > : - — . ws a — ; Two-clasp Kid 3% m | ered. Novelty sleeves with asant shawl collar, reversible border. — effect, chin chim collar, trimmed with : roidered baeks: biack. brown = | cuffs are featured. while a are MT bee te? paws and tails £350.00 : a ate en $ | 45 1 cu S = se ul : : Genuine Mink Wrap: i5 inches iong., Genuine Mink Coat: 42 inches long. : a motes 3a : we | in Balkan and overblouse stvle. ‘ yoke mode!, cape collar RESTO, shawl collar. deep cuffs. Three-stripe : ; M B ] ; Genuine Mink Cape Wrep: %°S8 inches border ....8625.00 : Long Gloves Choice of brown, tan. henma, navy. ivien S e€1ts long. border, yoke and sieeVes, trim- Genuine Mink Wrap: 34 inches long. : a's chamois suede Gloves + cocoz and black biousps. as weil as With : med mink tails and paws re ee yoke model. cape collar, flare sleere. Fig 2 arieus PepUalar shades, with many com bimations of shades. Sizes at Sterling ~ Genuine Mink Coat: 40 inches long. border. mink tails and sable paws. : aD; ie] and embroidered $] 05 54 to 46. shawl collar. four-stripe border. 2575.00 : arms. At 3 ) o Fourth Fleer Z495.00 Genuine Mink Wrap: 46 inches long. : — on anaes aon iepested “thas Gaaeee 15 | | niv- plain tai- | unique styles: exquisitely @ece @ Gilts of Jewelry and Diamonds are best chosen from extensive ass rtments—therefors to select from our brilliant | - straps. Sizes |] % 4 rated and specially priced at...... collection will be greatly appreci ated. especi: lis when so many pieces of real worth and so ideal for Christmas giving | } $2.25 Atomizers $3.50 Pe czy wall cheseo thom are offered at such special prices. porte. capeskin Gloves, i . } Imported Atomizers;: of hand- Several styles @f Diamond coeery a ee ; ae i—_ Gold Jewelry $2.25 $3.25 Pink Sports some cut glass with gilt trim- Perfumizers; in ene spearpoint backs, for they , : . mings, with bulb cor- graved ciass, also rove b table Gorgeous pieces of m Watches for Men and Women SS, 9G ER Pink Vests Bloomers Bloomers i wed teat... ¢ yp J | owt Ply tee oo, and white go! d of SU Pe ry rw : Men" Ss 3 "$ Women’ Ss $ +0 $ ——.. s ‘wie en ei onan P a Pure silk. In p.aln Ser ifeabile qual- Nice y made and | A g! ass, at OR - on , mans): : et i . splendia liga diamonds of — pa li5 Modeis +3 . 10 and women bod —_ se > “hee Blo ete an me arith einai ana tl Large size, beautifully cut and $2 and $3 ’ peri Se - te Bar Pins Barn Bracelets : rood length, we ] made wit " stronz- chown } biack. if etched giass patterns with gilit New and stylish . = 4 Bings for men and women. ma: iy yes ens © : nics cold ' oe Tigs. = 4 ne rennet enaie hs: an a ‘rimming, with pear-shaped pers; in fancy giasl £20 to SS0O0.00 and and Rings ,s0r Wome, | nace. reinforred seat . a a a | buib covered itn silk $3 95 With novelty tops as@ . . ~~ . > lesiradie ec Bet... «uss. oun . r Gregpere ....ccssenn Flexible Bracelets. Wrist Watches Elgin Watches 7 aye oe. ee $I. 05 a eee $ 50 i 0 to £1745 Scarf Pins. Butt “08. Bei- it od i 4. : Diamond Scarf Pins at —of solid white ¢ Buckles, Emblem Buttons and * : #15 to £97.50 et en Lee ni oe SEN other pieces for men. | Cuer geve silk aaa sac pape H For Men and pg al ii Site ont Senter ~ ae eg $13. 95 oe one 2 - $13. 50 £2.50 to $40 | chemises, step-ims. etc.. priced... 35 toe 410.95 H “ | Third Fleer Watches $50 to $200.00 ee ee i Diamond Pins. hi ae mi on ear 25 to S900 Novelty Jewelry Gift am ~ Platinum Wrist Watch a ee ee $1.50 to $50 o_o gg mwicied heey weeny " clea cigarette cases, cig- $7 to $125 | A Gift Groap of Women’s . _ pores : 7 it al | — —in rectan gular shape: . Silver-Plated Tableware oe oe eae Tl ilk nderw car @ Well-made Bi cycies: with doub/e- arch frames of seamless steel tubing. a2 28 te 36 diam sem a -e a yoid or piatinum. = sapphires. 4 gge -. . sag se 2 “oe mim, 4! : rs i a , | Nicely enameled. with mud —S— to y Ser eee . A ea oe y match. High . grade equipment ) » ae ae fommunify Plate [S47 Roegers Broa.’ Plats “hroughout, including adjustabi- Iandile bars, spring saddle. rubber posnin, coaster brake and guaranteed tres. Mesh Bags —in Grosvenor. Ps a \dan iver : : - 4 ~ sna Sterling Silver i Priced ; 9 7 and Sheraten pa rus ld atterns ' | $3.50 to 375 26-Pcr_ Sets > Ps sets oe. P, sefa "G- Pr _ Tableware af Tp oe PEST EC CSS SSCL eee eect eeeteecee | Steriinge silver a: ver $ $3 -_ - - oe to $850 ; _ ' and guld-pinted bags of Te 28.25 1.75 $22.85 $31.85 . i — Nonpareil Platforms wel) - ma“ VW 7h . & . _t —~ 2 . ~~ ae = 7”~ ; _ ; — . . HMandied Bread Trays. at $4.75 ee oe Main Fiecr rimme w - - emisee . oe. _ _*-*t © © « f | _ r A We ety A Group at t $8. S | ' | : stec 49280 tnchen a eluding chocolates, bo tive patterns on e its, fruit j a e biack on the otha : - a wd nations—Petticoats with rea! filet lace— | ! ei 2 " ee enim holly bo in shand whit a 3 — q x and tied | “ Par Excellent” rend? J E Chocolates and Bonbons aT kabie assortment — ‘rable for Christmas. at any priee, Have You Thought of Giving Women Would Like to Receive Robes and Coats | Sports Hosiery IS specs SA.50 Bf Tresday at Orns Wi . _* s + © 5 — »* Eo e- —-* + | a = - ere mo A A EN pe A ER mes a | For Tuesday—T his Selected Group of | | Lacquered Boxes | _Clocked Hosiery Beacna reooh «a cerdgurws Breakfast : iis —_ ermbroicde Robes and aes : s? ? f ‘ “ ; 4 cm “ "7 ; -_ peal eather effects : Nees ’ . << ' Negligees ef crepe de chin: ‘ wed § , ? 95 | - Baa a sm “4 ; s1 " euiinen fer “Sie -- ne = | 8 Spectal a eng Fe ee i iF -- _— Ma blowr ' 7 =e Ytniwes fer IGe wits Main f leor "er@ere -< i wee ie Seite | te 7 ; S'S S6SPGe Fees 244 °9ER ER! Ere . ~ ee eee , “ | ae 3 a T — -
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STR er ys ee yt — pene) § Y. TT, . f= Cova iy Ciremation of the, Daily POST NISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dailv Star ane’ the Times Combined by Approximately peaehads ST LOUIS Paseitrnesiicn - —— ee. —_ _—-- — 2 _ — a - -- -—-- — —— — — _-- . ~ a al —_ — —— - 2 —— = am _ - ee? ee SE = | ( : = : al 3 - ; santaeitaavareare LAMM PSS im (Gerssesethnsiannenitenemnatianiia mt hime = Ss air MMT TITEL CLL SEE OUR OTHER osama ON PAGE 16. FAMOUS- BARR C O. sts YereTeareneeatus. aie re We ive I: ugle «: Shain Nps s and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Largest Distributors of Merc handise Days Or 2.00 im Me rele indise Few Re trie led Articles L ree ples d. al Re tail in Missouri and the West. | Till —_—— — — —— a DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS TUESDAY “*" Select a Christmas Gift for Yourself From These Three Pe a ne om ee tinea —— > I — ee ee ep OG a ye ee - - ~~ ———— —_ - — es —— Ome me —y —— _ ae ee a ee aw Attention, Christmas Shoppers! Here You M ay Buy Men’s Gifts at. Savin —and This Being St. Louis’ Foremost Store for Men, You Newest Models ‘toe Men and Young Men in Three Are Assured Largest Assortments From Which to Select : Remarkable Groups Offering Substantial Savings at @ These groups offer excellent opportunities for selecting gifts that will please men and the majority of them afford 7 : | i NZ? savings that are well worth while. : s S ¢ PAX $6.50 and$7.50 $2.50Sik ~ 33 38 $ Suk Shirts | Striped Shirts - $ 50 Pe i 3 @ All high-grade Coats that are expertly tailored of beautiful all-wool | ‘ ° : materials in Winter’s most approved colorings and patterns—the kind PO aS OR tart pe ele res: le eae ee era | . on a ee 8 ee een ee eo ere ew ~ - — ~ ~ agi a sty ° ~“ . eae CLE x IY a a ee ee ~~ —— ~ ~~ LO A ME OP 8 SO a Re Ee of Coats that you may“wear with comfort and the satisfaction of pre- scnting a smart appearance. And the savings are well worth considering. eran made Shirts of satin. | * These neckband Shirts are made: Ulsters and Ulsterettes with raglan or kimono sleeves— stripe agie crepe de chine, satin- of excellent quality satin-striped : full belted and half belted. models. in the popular brown, stri d ersey lk s I at ; neg ' ~ : e 4 : ss , - earn silk and satin-striped madras, in neat one olor stripe: and tans, olive, gray, Oxford and plain black; many materials in newest patterns and | two-stripe color combinations. Sizes colorings. Sizes 14 to 17. | 14 to 17. : with fancy plaid backs; all sizes for men and young men. i $4 F ther 7 Full-Dress or Tuxedo For Men’s Gifts Detachable Silk Shirts $2 Woven 7 Silk Vests Knit Vests | Fur Collars Madras Shirts~ : 7 2 95 $ i § PF oon : : $5.79 nd Veloce Ye $5.79 | $8.75 949.90 30 - = a , lucked . beaver nutri Also in this group are glish tifully ¢ailored and per- | a teaille, ieiadl +. Hudson seal (dyed musk- 1 ' ;, : Ls Bien, | el’s ir eather mix- , broadcloth Shirts; ail in neck! hand in couservative rines of one. . fecily finished: all sizes, i cam a ’ a rat) and electric seal] col- style, with nort turnback cuffs; v: two an fect ty oS 3 ae | ti ain brown and ars _* gee ; i (wo AlN ] -- ree line elite » BAISO LWO neluding stouts. elims and tures, pla n | lars. riety of patterns and co lor ngs, aiso tone combinations are these neck- : 2 | gray | white satin stripes on w! Gad v1.7 oh ~~ ee i ee Te : stubs. ay’. 1 14 7 } Lite ground. band SI! sir n ws n, and they are : From London— izes 14 to woven stripe fabrics. Sizes 14 to 17. : oe 7 - acts cee: ’ ’ wir Men’s House Coats | Burberry Men's Belts | Men’s Hose in Boxes “0D SMufflers PAYG MR and smoking Jackets Overcoats With Sterling Buckle $2 and $2.50 Values CUETO STAR DECREE ECRR AERC AAR RATT R EEE E, a 7 —————- = ates . a a — - ™ LO A A TT I eT ARS it EEE RS ITT eA A ls st Gl a lh i Slee eR 4 —— ae ee _ ---- —— —_ | Three Pairs for | Four Pairs for | Three Pairs for ae + rine $y 8” SZ” Sys | HE S84 S56 M90 Two-tone and fancy-back fab- | The distinctiveness | Highly merceriz- iber sil c Hose; 1 - f% ashioned rics, plain and fancy velvets and | | these Overcoats—the oa nity to Select ‘ ed Hose; well re- | whe : | oe re thread silk : : , brocaded silks are the materials. , pre te ys so and the | . These one-piece leather Belts inforced and shown = double €e18 is, tort i rei _ Highly mercerized Mufflers in | 2 Sizes 24 to 52, including, outs excel “yes Ps — materials sl Gifts have sterling silver buckles, in | in wanted colors; popular colors; sole; sizes hie ‘6 in plain colors and smart striped : extra sizes, sliims a appeal to antic ous ‘men. attractive styles—and as gifts | sizes $% to 114% sizes 9% to 11%. | 11% effects, finished with fringed = econ oor 9 OPE A ROOE Hs - salle: navy, brown, gray and : - » le “$10 Blanket i, $7.36 ) = widen Bathrobes §WoolSweaters Beautiful Ties — | The Sift That Keeps Happy sive You ee a te Special at : Special at _ $2.50 and $3.00 Values 3 . Boys Academy Suits $ 8 5 | $ 5 8 5 ¢ 6 5 Folding Cameras _ With Extra Pair of Knickers 1: $9 List Price— $95 : E 4 Priest $ that are most acceptable. —————————— ' Special Savings man appreciates an ing table that is at nental—and will be 4 % Men’s Gloves t these dainty Per- © 3 istinctive styles and | $2.00 Value erfumizers > 15 one ee em ee ee eS grouped in a S. $1.95 Special at ) OR a PEPORES SE RESEEE EER EEE PCE EE These are genuine Beacon Blan- | In this group are sports and : ; * 0 Shaker knit Sweater Coats. car T +}; ? A; . - - 4] Many will choose these im- | ket Robes, with border at bottom | iter Coats, care n this splendid group are silk: ne and old alike find joy tn re- — ; : + a ported ecapeskin Gloves, with of skirt and on sleeves; finished | fully made of selected yarn; grenadine Ties and imported and cen Sl ané-the best record of good (Single and double breasted models, tailored - of a : 4 a tgs spearpoint backs, for they will with silk cord and shawl or notch with or without collar and with domestic Silk Ties, in newest pat- : times can be kept with a Camera Ba _ pendable quality all-wool nay mg in t= range © : : 5, also stained and J e to be yer acceptable gifts. | collar; set-in sleeves; variety of two or four pockets; plain colors- | terns and colorings. An excep- amen Ss, ane won went wectend | 7) eran bones piste Aaa a _— oe f nf ra “Sines if 7 to 10. colors and patterns for choice. and heather effects. tional variety for ‘choice. : folding Cameras; compact and efficient; verted pleats, age the knitters Ore ee : 7 Main Floor -: taking pictures 1%x2%-in. size. 8 to 18 years. : f 7 : Main Floor Others $16.50 to $24.50 : W vain - eae lieetesi | | Boys’ Overcoats | Novelty Suits : B = ’ - : ' i tops and : | | $ 1 4 | $ 1 0 , i a | a : vat ; — i : . : Small Boys’ Over-| |. Tailored of jersey, - e r Bs . , = -- in button-to-the- | | blue serge, velvet an a 1 a e ar eS } and convertible corduroy; in Oliver ‘ collar style, in sizes 2% _ | Twist and middy styles. to 10 years. | | All sizes 3 to 8 years, ‘Oliver Twist and Middy Tweed Suits....$8.50 Various style Wash Suits, priced at..... 84.95 $50 ¢ Sa - Bestyette Raincosts, RE fe Se SE °] q The gift that s welcomed for its beauty of appearance and enduring serv- py #3 Remarkable Pre-Christmas Offerings in the China Section— iceabilitv: these h andsomely appoi inted Chests are sple ndidly constructed of high grade eedar wood, fitted with sliding tray and patented lock, extension A Gift That Is Certain to Picheiuillae % hinges, , back stays and ball-bearing casters; full coat length, 48 inches. Excep- * ' French China Dinner Sets tional values. SN COATIY SSIOCIAL | ccc ue: mre. corse | te cue a7 "$22.50 Cedar Chests; 40-inch size.. #16. $30 Cedar Chests; 48-inch size.....%22.50 ¢ - Fifth Floor a. Gi . : $75 Value 3 Pounds, oops gall = eG es ace | in Holly Box... a > = ee AR 2 ss? ee ‘% ; ‘eretreseeasr LL sesvpeaererervaesvee , rt | | | Important for Tuesday Shoppers—Special Offering of ee attaetae id wrapped caramels, nougats, glace | « rns on one t fruit fellice naa Si a ta toet varieties. Attractively packed may Wat) unior oor am * der pattern, with coin gold handles, including the o $3.9 hol! Waa l\a, ' i bread and butter plates and fast-stand sauceboat. P $ | @ Attractive styles for holiday gifts; Lamps have hand- Sets, modeled on the Havi- breakfast plates, six ¢ups ound, | Pound : some hand-carved base, in antique and gold aud black fin- ) , ish; with two-light adjustable socket, and silk cord and tas- in various border able y flavored milk choco- I ‘ ‘ assortment — especially Delicious!; yh Bridge Lamps Table Lamps —of American semi-porce- | : : | $5 grade Packed in one, two, three and five pound boxes. f | These L amps have hand-carved base Distinctive styles, with metal base, manag shape; in white and —of light-weight Ameri- ani gold, covered with and shades of rich art glass, encased in leat : of consisting of 100 pieces; rious eolor effects; also rious attractive decora- Hoc buse: ; ¢ $18 and silk shades in me $I 95 ve berry bowl; $5.50 15c Boxes of Incense; 3 boxes for............+- +. S50 Luto Ro t. A d $1.00 des )-piece Limoges Freneh China Sets, modeled | r regular 60c, 80c an grades, @ 100-piece Limoges mature Pin aterese Rating che nga telingy - in the plain shape, in beautifully decorated bor- y box and tied with ribbon. Excellent” Candies | Our Milk Chocolates Featuring $50 and $60 Values—Choice at $ $150 Dinner Sets ._ $10 and $12 | eaturing an *e 33> Haviland & Co. 100-piece | Cereal Sets | | 26 pieces, including six land derby shape; neat | 15-piece imported Cereal 4 border design; with _ Sets, modeled in the square — saucers, six suuce- ' tes d B b : sels; With sh shes of lustrous silk. covered with Georgette, finished with deep fringe. piarsege ds Saltlind * $95 Hy des Rs. ciches, ono mane dim “7 an onbons in a re- $25 Dinner Sets Tees: pete onds of yor- irable for Christmas. None bet- , late coating, over variously fla ‘ i $40 and $45 27 $18 Valnes $1 i 85 lain ware, comprising 100 | $32 Di S ts | any price. ed centers. Values for... 85 for ° pieces; modeled in the new inner oc Gl Salad Plat . ri in antique ld finish: silk shades are fitted with two-light pull-ehain socket | Can sémi-porcelain ware, 8-ineh Salad Plates, in va- Other Candies Particularly Good— | manta a ey inh finished with 6-in. fringe. | metal frames. | ' gee Sets —— in floral Yorder | sigue; 816 to axysiel : de : iF Of imported china, in va- cag; $23 95 | 7. Mi ‘Sil 95 $22 to $25 Lamps Boudoir Lamps at . $25 values . Crystallized Fruit, - Handsome La »s with substantial | Polychrome metal base, with key tions. ine luding six in- china... . on x ¢ Homemade Candies. pound. . / u | eta : “ two igh t er et and shades socket; one light, w ot oe i and plug; dividual berry dishes and $5.50 Seven-Piece Cake Sets; of Nippon , - 88 in vari pound f seenic class, in delicate arge th ieee aa oak a8 : naar I at ; frames; special v: sess at. al $3. 95 Floor Brea i 33 inches high, 2-gallon size.. .- $2.50 — : = oy eet ‘Fifth Fleer welth Steer Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled ecw Matin Fleer ~~ PYTTTT1 Ld el 4 o =. Pt oa? S OgeaeeteUsranesrscad cesar crecese r ST rrrresereeseeeeeeat ~~ T en cnnven pecscsconscoesesceree eee tS yet Sha a1 : > — oink, 6 —— an —_ A an ener Ft. . (C 9. s~smee aT MMOrTTTTTTTT TILT LLL i ectegees = SS PA
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ee TTL TE SE eee ae: a ee ee SS re f ; es BPS tig tN ap eo te age a Oe on ee Oe ee mow a : aS Pyke a * 7 i ~ = » ’ $ . mpted to re- =. Men’s Handkerchiefs . Handkerchi. Made with wice gore ~ _ ’ ° ~> — s* 4 A | assaulted when he attemp Su ~~ _ cua es bia aan tote 2 « ne ia . A 400 shots was fired, but none i tires or the engine. After the foreigners had been de- : ‘ enter: oatie ton layed about three hours a local ma .% "5° : ; on that the foreigners had fred (a Men’s 30c Sport Handkerchiefs on the Chinese soldiers was made ' 4 Rattesen Hand _ = ice : a —_— - Ttalian ki@ Gloves. overseam Gloves , . : en piafn backs, full elDew length - , ‘ rather} OT Women’s 35c Linen Handkerchiefs sown, piain backs, full elbow length: $5.95 Women's Genuine Schmashen Leather Ts f Bathrobes, now Main white ' linen , th : Every Mans $5.95 mbroidere ne ; 12-Button Trefousse Gloves Men's Chamotsette® Lined and Unlined ~ 16-Button Kid Gloves Women's Chamotsette 16-Button Length | ‘ Everv Man's $3.95 finished wit -ench kid eves oc aersearm -seT 4. | g i ! ‘ a Wher plain backs, perfect Gloves -t Bathroves. ai“ > = a —— — firting : L0C sean am black. white end $6.00 Men's Duplex Gloves...... becceos -« Men's Leatherette Gloves... iers Handkerchiefs "Wei $2 Chamoisette Men’s $2 and $2.50 Sample | Men’s Wool Gloves......-cessseceeeess Every Man's $8.95 ~nee tiste Handkerchiefs: hand- @Ff.. . | scent gaae Re Gift ™melt embroidered es ™ hh = 4 ar & : : . — ~ ~ ~s ee eka a | Breakfast Coates end Bs “ mio + of wide and =arrew an) i _ 99090000 0000000000 0000000000008 DOO88 00000000000 00000000000000 0008 0000000000 00050500000000000000006000000500000000008 gc oe — 5 V Nearly 1200 Hand Bags in “ar $ 1 a Great Sale Tuesday MER pene $49) .98 Beautiful Embroidery Pillowcases 3 Tay wha, “iw tgh he, a genapeey SP P Pg + . ver Blanket Robes In light SP P dark ground with ¢ yr aterta m Dr » ped edges patterue ~ibbon trim le , iar. cuffs and pecker ord $ | 39 , ¢ , girdie sizes ‘ Fancy Plaid , ,.. : been purchased for this sale Two-in-One Blankets : J = ~ . less than ¢t actual worth. This e ’ . pea J" i nN = or oe > Rings -f pti ona! Women’s $23 Wrist Watches tines ties “Cinta cease cadena ea os P a " ’ «a i GP gree 3.95 oaae 4 3 = 8 —. —- eC BW Ze Special Xmas a S =— = Offer Sale of 1000 Yards 81- : : Inch Bleached Sheeting 2 Suits b- . Prom - . . '2? Overcoats te $2.98 Dress Goods "4 7 - #9 - Choice \ wes all-weel Sulek aa Or ana Skirtinges a — a jer and onte $ The leat ~ = f the Bags er. | 00 Values ss ners are Oak =P a ‘ ra grain, crepe grain. beaver calf. pate and -” a“ sa . ra , | 3 (Main Fleer—Nugrears« } A Great Sale of Sheffield Desk = Silver Plated Ware Flower Vases, Fruit Baskets. Compotes, Cake =: .$1.25-$1.50 | | ™* 4] | 171 $2-$2.50 In 3 Big Groups Quart ........ : and $ 6.00 Articles . . .$3.95 ae 5 | $2.98 $ 7.00 Articles $4.95 stu 18 oe | waned $12.00 Articles _._$7.95 C | (Cutiery Dept.—“Main A Siiver plated and beautifully finitshe wal NUTS | Fleer. | | ane: | (Main Floor—Vugents.} ZZ | Z a | 00 Men’s All-Wool |) ==::~ | 2-Pants Suits |= . Laas” 3S. a kaee eos \ = and auet @semen Ps ‘ are Fancy Outing coiere and black. 4 Ta. Flannel Tard ie: _- * : ——— = ~ | ecxn= a se Se=="" 150] Extra—$2.95 Silk Blouses for 50c } Initial Bath PR A are heave. ounn Stamped Tea Towels : SPECIAL XMAS OFFER a ws thread Turkish Towels = = : 1a inen @n "999% pneorcee. striped taffeta. Georgette . space andé large Ol # ‘ ; = me " ~ + ge s : " +) . -— Ser! dered n : Ms "4d satin Blouses, all grouped at one aon” then See Cie price; sizes assorted, 36 to 46; not all . Pe 2S By sizes in every number. Select one for . s | ‘aa “T.inch vlain white Dent %, An extra one for : ee “tra hearr double od are here to take advantage of this wonderful of fering. Plain Tailored Serge Suits Fine Charmeuse Dresses nb os Fur-Trimmed Velour Ceats....... rel ; ie | Long Plain Kersey Ceats Mixtures, Stripes and plaids in- Es Fur-Trimmed Velour Suits cluded. Stouts and slims. AA I New Canton Crepe Dresses x New Peiret Twill and Tricotine Dresses. WARM OVERCO ATS ¥ 4% . ) New Lace Evening Dresses For Men and Young Men * 44-Inch Plaid-Back Sport Coats... _... } a8 oe $ 50 ee Silk Plush Coatees.___. Q | * ren different styies— - Ai p | “a { lp chee tical gach a tailoring achievement—an ideal biending of handso- fabrics, smart stries and careful workmanship. 5 oes . ; 7 : " ) Above list is only a few of the many bargains which will be includell p | ‘gh colors: the . aie changeable and ‘i s that this sale at this priee, as we haven't « 3... | mm | M4 : -, as paee to deseribe all the : I ae & lnmited number high Plaid Backs Tailored Into Belted and Yoke Back Models, Ulsterettes and Ragians ' | colors, all sizes and all styles, for women. miss or junior. 2 while they jast. “7 Patter: nd stvie » eee . w= and styles are rceptionally wide variety and the fab: e re ’ 2 il. - ; : > : € Wi aa A ib nN nas ° ASSii Te rood serv: .> 3 (Mate Fleer—Men’s Store— Vuagents.) ? * : ; a~s —— > — am = OS ea 2 Tae 7S OO eE*e
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rE —? ) Sasa,” = OF RT RR ES ty aa ae anne cx He wee en nee NRE EE eT: Re egy: cI .- eo” ies tae! ~$ oo MONDAY. TEMEE: —_ ——— ——> - — 77,906—Tuesday Only. lue Bird Ne. _ | $1° Han Handkerchiefs, Box of 3, | | Blue Bird No. 77,90G8-—Taqeday A 80c | y | Women's neatly embroidered ba- | | Le : Us tiste Handkerchiefs in colors or | | ah RR eae ie Tn white. gt . *, a ue ir Biue Bird Ne. 77.907—Tuesday Only. $4.76 Fitted Sewing Boxes, Store ¢ g ore for ALL the People i herette covered, fancy woven, | | basket bottom, fitted W ork Boxes | | Blue Bird No. 77.008—Tuesday Only. 39c Stamped Centerpieces, 30c | Close weave tan art cloth Center- | piece stamped for embroidery, | blue bird design. | Blue Bird No. 77,010—Tuesday Oni. | $1.98 Dressed Dolls, $1.30. | Lea t ae Thought has been given to Xmas inthe selection of these wonderful Blue Birds for Tuesday. A handy gift list. bring it with you and save money on. Prices for Tuesday only— | $1.25 Djer-Kiss Vegetal SIC (Main waeee.) | Bath and Lounging Robes Every Man's Bathrobe and Silk Lounging Robes Reduced ! $14.95. every item. ves —On a gigan- pand women. ibe Biue Bird No. 77,863— 63—Tuesday Only Biue Bird Ne. Every $12.00, —_ think— fond Tioor.) Joate and Robes arrow wale cor- | im rese. tan, ird and wrtaria bes in light or rith pretty flora! om trim on co!l- od 0 pecket= cord “eh wool Scarfe. Pretty combina- wo-tone $7.00 pockets ol Taffetas rool fine. emonoth * tehe and now solid brocades and terns, eolors Every Bathrobes, now Every Bathrobes, i clade « «© « Every Man’s $ Bathrobes, now | Bathrobes, now All sizes. $16.95 and $19.95 Silk Hose a. h Gy 1 fink . bl Fas quality $ . silks ~ ‘| and al! Q ; S gizes ... 2 3 Man’ s $3.95 Mian s $09.95 Every Man's $12.50 and $14.95 All good quality Lawrence. hoose from ‘e)\ . > and fanev en 4 Persian pat- and $0.95 te 8.95 $9.95 Esmond and Beacon Blankets. (Men's Store—Nugents.) - E—_ eae awe 7 $4.98 Sewing Baskets, $4.10 $1 Jergen’s Se Perfume 69c 3 -ounce P midi (Main Floor.) | bottie 3 $1 Flaconettes : , Sere 69c (‘aron and Sir inde P e 1 fumes boxes. * (“hristmas (Main Mteor.) | $1 Rigaud’s Un Air Embaume 79C Well-known Face Powder. (Main Floor.) — TLR a oe Tremendous Sale of Men’s $2.50 to $3.50 Silk and Fiber Mufflers Very slightly irregular in weave, made ot tiber and silk with fringed ends. Come in black, white, 8; |: 39 gray, brown, navv and heather mix- (Men's Store—Nugents.) tures. Plain and striped borde: effects. Every $1.50 Select Your Neckties for Xmas Gifts Here Tomorrow— Cut Silk Tie Radically Reduced! and $2 Silk Ties $1 $1 and $1.50 Shaving Brushes 48c in rubber. (Main Fleor.) : 50c Dier-Kiss be Face Powder 29c (Main Fleer.) Riesinatiee $5 Mary Garden | Christmas Sets $3.98 © (Main Fileor. » | Bive Bird No. 77,915— Tuesday Only. $15.45 Velocipedes, S11- ‘The Fairy’ large size frame solid tires. adjustable seat | Coty’s, in | 80-inch graduated | full ball- ot lng one tubular and handle Dars. J 77,835—-Tuesday On'ty. loomers, $1.60 Biuve Bird No. 1.95 Of English and suit shades: tailored cuff. Biue Bird No. 77,836—Tuesday Only. $3.95 Ankle-Length Bloomers, at $3.20 Silk Milanatse Jersey Bloomers in high colors and ag shades. Riue Bird No. 77 $34.95 Bridge “Lampe. $28. 70 Georgette silk shades in many colors; Roman gold carved bases, pull sockets. Bive Biré No. 7% —~ Tuestay On’ —— $1. 50. Caps. $1. 20 inband Caps in plain olors and mixture patterns. Blue Bir 77, 840—Tuesday Only $11.50 0 Marseilles Bed Sets, $8.80 Extra size, scalloped and cut cor- ner, separate roll toe er to match. Blue Bird No. 77.8&41—Tuesda'’ $3.95 Wool Sweaters, Tuxedo and _ slip-on wanted colors. sizes for and misses. Bive Biré No. 77,.842—Tuesday Only '75c Sateen, 60c 86-inch Sateen in plain celors Bive Bird No 77.842—Tues@ay Ons. 598c Oolored Sateen, 40c double elastic 8—Tuesday © (ine-pilece tyles, all women satinay. in black. navy | Only. | Fancy wicker Baskets, satin lined. fitted with scissors, thimble. etc. ue Pird No ws 864—Tuesdar 50c Dolly Sewing Boxes, “We For children. fitted wi ith sewing | articles. Blue Bird \, °7 8 $4.50 Toilet Water. $4. 10. Original bottles, Stvx and Chypre odors. Blue Bird No. 77.866—Tuesday On); $5 Mary Garden Gift Boxes, | $4.40 Consists of perfume, toilet water. talcum and face powder and com- we in lovely box ve Bird No va * "$18 Wrist “Watch. $14.90 lo - jewel, 14-karat, white gold case, guaranteed — service. Blue Bird No. 77,8 8—Tuesday On'y $4 Omar Pearl Necklaces $2.60 | indestructible pearl necklaces of creamy luster: each Pearl guaranteed. Biue Bird No. 77,8698—Tuesday Only $12.98 Crochet Beaded Bags, $10.20 With steel beads, draw-string | tops, black or yon blue. Bive Bird No. 77 —Tuesday Onl: $5.95 Pouch Velvet Bags, $5.10 Fancy frames, fitted with coin purse and mirror. Biu Bird WN 77.871—Tuesday Only "$2.98 Pouch Bag, $2.40 With pearl clasp: velvet, duve- tyne or silk: some are the new Paisley Bags. 4 7 Blue Bir d NO wt 013—Tues (+r . $1 Toy Tea Sets i ' Blue Bird No Men’s $2 Union Suits | . Ong - sleeve and ankle - length iis. cream and ecru Sizes wy to 456 B Men’ s $2. 50 Union. Suits, $2. 10 otton-flee. ‘ed Union Suits, color: ; ecru I Sizes 36 to 50 Bl No. 77.887—Tuced Women’ s S 95 Bloomers. $3. 40 | Glove Silk Bloomers with elastic ; at waist and knee; regular sizes. Bird No. 77.88 5 Tuesaday Or Women’ s $2. 25 Union Suits, $1.80 ! ace-lined Union t » — kne@ length: >- i. i “87 95 Prunella Skirts. “$6. 20 Pleated -wool Skirts in wanted colora aint combinations: regular and — sizes. Biue Bird No. 77.890-—T, | Women’ s $4.95 Blouses. "$4. 10 | Embroidered and beaded Blouses in wanted shades; sizes for wom- en and misses. _ Blue Bird No. 77,891—Tuesday Only. $12.95 Overblouses. Cc repe de chine Blouses in wanted | colors; regular and extra sizes. 77, 892—Tu $7 30 Only. | $8.95 Comforts, $7.20 | Wool-filled, full-size quilted Com- fortis; deep, oy RB gemoysen RBiue Bird No —Tuesday On’ $9. 95 Plaid Blankets, $7.80 Pr. Icxtra-size, 72x84-inch Blankets ue oe bound omen 1 Bird No. 77.894—Tue lv $19. 50 3- Pc. Steel Bed. $162 "hree-quarter or full-size. -inch tinuous post, “wood i? sh. Including coil spr ne. Suits band Pla size. choice day $18. 50 Mattresses, "$14. 20 } } f ’ * laver re it B '-pound all- tlo Mattress peer with ticki gz. Bive Bird N TT. 89G6—Tuesday Onis $14.95 Umbrellas, $12.20 All-silk, black and colors, fancy bacalite and amber handles, tips and stub end, cape and buckhorn ] nar for men choice ue ird N $10 All. Silk ‘Umbrellas, $8.40. Biack and colors, bacalite and amber ring and leather strap handles, sterling and _ wbacalite | trimmed handles for men. ; | Blue Bird No. 77 | bobbed hair, eyes open and close. .711—Tuesday Only. Kidlyn Dolls, $1 17 inches high, body. eyes open and close, pretty sewed ier Bive Bt $7.89 Coaster ‘Wagons, Large 16x32-inch, all bolted with roller bearing disc steel wheels one solid rubber tires. lue Bird No. 77,916—Tuesday Only. 4 25 Complete Train Outfits, $2.98 “American Flyer” grade engine, coal car, 2 coaches, sema} > igre station. tunnel, ete. ¥l7—Tuesday On! "$9. 15 "Ice Skates, $8.40 Pair. Genuine Johnson's racing ‘type, with high-grade shoes to fit, in all sizes. li’ — Tuesday Oniv on Suite, $1 Only. | Good size with baby face. “real | washable kid | $5.80 | | Bive Bird No. 77,938—Tuesd On!) Men's $3.95 Shirts, $3.20 English broadcloth Shirts, with collar to match, white and paste! shades. Sizes 14 to 17. Blue Bird No. 77.530—Tuesday Oni Men's $40 Overcoats, $34.60 | Fancy plaid-back Overcoats in excellent high- | the newest models and patterns. Bive Bird No. 77,8041—Tuesday Only. Boys’ $11.95 Overcoats, $9.40 With belt all-around style, warm- ly lined. Sizes 13 to 18. Biue Bird No. 77 l—Tuesdar (7' 50 Manicure Sets, $2. Complete Manicure Sets in lovely fabric case. Biue Bird No. a 77.918-—Tuesday On'y. 50 Bicycles $32.80 Latest improved, fully eee ped, with new departure coas. ter brake, mud gtards, high- grade tires, etc. Biue Bird No, 77 9—Tuesday Only. $7.50 Electric Iron, Beautiful high-grade proved handle fits the ee Iron. im-- hand, Bive Bb ; 10-—-Tuesdav. Only. $8 Automatic ‘Toaster, $6.80 Complete with table switch, cord ind plug. beautiful gift. ie Bird No. 77,921—Tuesday Oniv. $41. 50 Axminster Rugs, seamless, heaviest grade Rugs in attractive patterns and pea siess vesdayr On'v Blue 77.5 1.49 Rag Rugs, $1.10 BOD. inch Rugs in fashioned hit- and-miss patterns, assorted color- ings. Blue Bird N 77.923—Tuesday Only. $24.50 Chenille Portieres, $19.40 Solid (“henille Portieres in ail the wanted drapery colors. Blue Bird No. 77,.9°4—Tuesday Cn'y. $18.50 Cedar Chests, $14.90 Tennessee Rede Cedar Chest, 45 trimmed in copper. 7 le x9-foot color | | Child's $2.75 Lunch Kit. $2.10 Lunch Kit with %-pint thermos | pottle. Bive Bird No. 77 ay Only. - Women’s $2.95 Fe Felt | Daniel $1.90 Green, assorted colord pompons, soft elk. padded | soles. $36.60 | Men's $7 High and Low | $5.80 Bivue Bird No 7. 845—Tuesdar On!: Women’s $3 Indian Brown and tan Moccasins, fur- trimmed, warm lined. ‘ Biue Bird No. 77.046—Tuesdar Onl. Shoes, Black and brown kid, mahogany | calf. ' Blue Bird Nea, 77. 947—Tuesday Onir | Men’s $3 House Slippers, $2.60 | Black and brown kid, Romeo and | Everett styles. |, Blue Bird No. | Every 77, 48—Tuesdav~Oniy. 60c Hard Candy, 45c piece filled with goodies. Large set of 23-piece prettily ( eee ee we sore } inches long, " 26-inch Sateen in plain colors. decorated ue Dire * beasts MS nec | Biue Bird No, 77 ,O25—Tuesday Only. | Blue Bird No, 77.848—Tuesday Oniv Suttines Made of fine $2.75 Icy-Het Blue Bird No. 77.844r:Tussdey Only, |i rea Sets; 65 Grenadine ins, | $2.75 Jet Beaded 6 Prard $] 4 69 Lunch Kits $2-inch Shirting in whi PR. 8 smd tm C $2.10 | $2. Yard imported and do- ott ne aed. pre ral 9 weeny i pieces. Dotted Grenadiine Ruffled ‘Cur- Very fashionable for dress trim. Dress Goods mestic silks bro- Bive Bird No. 77,845—Tuesday Onlr. ~ J | tains, 2'2 yards long. ming. “wool Suitires ‘ Bis 79c Satinette, 60c Bird No. 77,872—Tuesday Ont, cades, Persians Chiid's — com- | 86-inch Satinette in plain colors. $45 Wardrobe Trunks, $37. ‘40 Blue Bird No. 77,854—Tuesday Onty. mix ore oad ‘Si. 49 ‘ww grade soft. faverea far -¥ street $i 9 shades. pn Crepes vn oaualitv ak Towels = a monogra' a O14 Fnetis> lered in pink vor ncluded in ments. All and bias striped patterns. A] |] made with satin sip bands....... Silk Ties Originally Sold at $1.00 Made of fine quality silks. brocaded. Persian and neat patterns: (Main F'loor—Nugents.) All have satin slip bands. Reduced to., a plete with 3 -pint bottle. (Main Fleer.) $3.50 Manicure . Sets $2.39 Ivory, white and stee!;: consisting of 21 pieces. (Main Fleer.) also bias stripes > Beacon B high colors: the 2Z changeable and ¢ * ited number hi . | While they last $6. 50 Satin Breakfast Coats Satin slipover negligee, taffeta and crepe de chine Breakfast Coats. in black, navy 7 dar Sale of Robes for Xmas lanket and Corduroy Robes $3.95 Value The Blan- kets are in true Indian, conventional | agiaed patterns , In warm bright colors, trim- med with satin r i b- bon, silk cord and _ satin facings. The Corduroys are wide wale, in deep Tuxedo roll or flat novelty collar, mostly the wanted robe stvles. $10 Satin and Taffeta Breakfast Coats Double - edge ruffles and puffing in self na Gh terial: novelty sca! loped bottem and touches of handmade fruit and flowers. All wanted colors, ~ OO IS taffeta Coats are repe de chine pink, blue and gh colors; about 100 garments ; $1.50 and $2 Im- oe * ported Razors 89c Old style Razors. (Main Fleor.) $1 ong Garden 4 Face Powder 69c (Main Fleer.) $1 Coty’s Talcum | Powder 79C (Main Pieer.) | rs $3.50 Djer-Kiss ql Christmas Sets $2.89 (Main Fileor. z $5.50 D jer-Kiss | Christmas Sets $4.69 (Mata Fleor.) _ $1 Brownie Gil- ~\ jette Safety Razors 69c O14 style. (Mata Fleer. é ~ ' $1.50 Imported ; Vacuum Bottle 89c will beep lee liquid hot or cold 24 (Main Floor.) | —? ~2. —— “~~ D> Pm Bive Bird No. 77.846—Tuesedar Only $2.50 French Serge, $2.10 54-inch all-wool close twill Serge in navy blue. brown or biack, Bive Bird No. 77 847° —Tuesd Only. $3 Crepe de Chine, $2.60 40-inch Crepe de Chine in oe cel- ors, navy or black. lue Bird No. 77,846—Tuesday On'r. $3.98 Silk Crepe, 49-inch spiral Silk and Crepe in black = colors. Biue Bird No. 77,84 Tueséday Or'r. $6.95 Chiffon "Velvets. $6.20 40-inch Chiffon Velvets in dark and light shades or black. Blue Bird No. 77,850—Tuesday Only. Wool $2 Art Pottery Pitchers, $1.30 | Half-Galion size, full luster tints in various scene decorations; im- ported ware. Bive Rird No. 77.861—Tuesday On'y. 85 Dinner Sets, 26-pliece: beautiful spray decora- tion, first-quality American por- celain. Blue Bird No ty Slete, $23 80 Only $35 Dinner Sets, $23 100-piece imported thin eal China, pink spray decoration. Blue Bird No. 77,.865— Tuesday Only. $9.95 Bench Wringers, $7.60 Torell's Bicrcie with bea & y Blue Bird No, 77,863—Tuesday Only. $2.35 Bird Cages, $1.60 Medium size, white enameled and well made. Biue Os No. i. Only. $1.39 Carving Seta, 3 Pos., 900 Steel blades, very sharp, full-size carving knife and fork; also util- ity knife. Bive Bird No. 77,857— Pot Roast Ketties, "$1: 70 “Wear- Ever ’’ aluminum, full 5 quarte, with aluminum lids, in Xmas box. lue Bird Neo. 77,858—Tuesday Only. $295 Double *” $2.30 17-inch oval, of first-grade white enameled ware, self-basting and browning. "$2.75 Bird Ke. 77 Table Damask $2.20 rau ag silver-bleached Damask. Blue Bird Ne. 77,860—Tuesday Only. $3.25 Tablecloths, $2. 70x70-inch mercerized Ta bie- cloths in circular patterns. Bive Bird No. 77,8661—Tuesday Onis. owel Sets, $1.80 Consisting of 1 — towel, 1 guest towel and ene wash cloth. Biue Bird No. 77,862—Tuesday Ontrv. Garters, Ribbon 55c Various colors in gift box. | Blue Bird No. 77,873—Tuesday | $12.50 Traveling Bags, $10.30 | Walrus lined, with three egpera | Blue Bird No. 77.,874— sday Onis. | J-quire box fancy Pique or five-ply conven- Hard-fiber Trunks of best construction with all lences. Only leather grained Bags, $1.50 Gift Stationery, $1. 10 | Beautiful box, including both cor- | respondence | sheets. | Blue Bird No. cards and folded 77. 875—Tuesday Only. $1 Gift Box Stationery, 70c Box includes both cards and | folded sheets Blue Bird No. 77.8786—Tuesday On'y. 50c Stationery, 40c Stationery in assorted colors. P - => eo- ' # *? . Lues. Un'* $2.35 ! Boudoir Lamps Mahogany and ypoly- Chome fin- ish Stands; with beau- Hi tiful eilk or near parchment shales. $7.50 125 Radium Cloth, $0c ] Riue Rird No = ~ NUM i} | | Blue Bird No. | In ae and dark colors. | Blue Bir N 77,878—Tuesday On)lr. Men's $2. 86 Cape Gloves, $2.20 | prix seam-sewn Gloves in brown, tan and gray. Blue Bird No 77,87 *Trefous Oaly. Women’s $7 Trefousse Gloves, $6.10 16-button overseam-sewn Gloves | in brown, beaver, gray, mode and pastel. Blue Bird No. 77,880—Tuesday Only $6.50 Trefousse Gauntlets, 60 Women's 10-button Trefousse Van Dyke Gauntlets white combination. Blue Bird No, 77 .881—Tuesday Only. Women’s $3.25 $2 Medium or light-weight Silk Hose | all sizes. in black and gray; Tuesday Only. Blue Bird No. 77,882— Women’s garter tops and lisle foot; 8% to 10. Bive Bird No Men's BSc Half Hose, 450 Fiber Silk Half Hose in black and | colors: all sizes. Blue Bird No. 77, 884—- Tuesday Only. Women’s $1.95 Full-fashioned Silk -_ 7 | chiefs, in black and | Hose, $2.45 Silk Hose, $2.10 | full-fashioned Silk Hose with om | sizes = 7, 882—Tuesday Only. Hose, $1.60 | Hose with | lisle tops, black and colors; sizes | 8% to 10. j Belted models In neat patterns. Sizes % to li. oer x 77. 898—Tuesdavy On'lv | $12.50 ‘New Millinery, $10.60 | Satin haircloth Hats. bricht col- Le ' ors or bisek, hand-embroidery or | feather trims. | Siue Bird No. 77.899—Tuesday Only. $4.50 Sport Sets, $3.80 | Brushed wool Sport Sets in at- tractive colors and designs. Bive Bird No. 77, 900—Tuesday Only. $3.75 Boudoir Caps, $3.20 Daintily trimmed with ona lace and ribbon. Bive Bird No. uesdavr Only. i $1.75 Bertha “Collars. $1.20 | | p 77 Venise Jace Bertha Collars in at- tractive designs. Blue Bird No 77,902—Tuesday On'y. $2:25 Corsage, $1.60 in shades of orchid, rose, 7,9038—Tuesdar Only. Women’s 60c Handkerchiefs, 40c | White or colored linen Handker- handsomely embroidered. Iue Bird No 77,.904—Tuesday Onlr. Women's $2.25 Handkerchiefs, Box of 3, $1.80 Handsomely embroidered Hand- _kerchiefs or lace edged Handker- | | $4.95 Silk Envelope Chemise, chiefs. Blue Bird No. 77.005—Tuesday On'lyg. Men's $1.25 'Kerchiefs, 90c Men’s silk Handkerchiefs, some with woven tape borders. Biue Bird Ne. 77,935—Tues. Only. Men’s $5 White Silk Shirts Crepe de chine, jer- sey and English broadcloth ' i | Blue, Bir | Blue Bird No. 77.97 | quilted a ' lower ' Biue Bird No : q Blue Bird No | Made of silk combined with silver ' cloth, | etc. | Blue Bird No. | Blue Bird No. $5.50 Waffle Irons, $3.70 “Wear-Ever” cast alumi- num mold ' 70 and high 7 cast - iron = base. No. 77,926—Tuesday Only. 95 Child’s Sets, $4.20 3-piece, all-wool link and link | stitch sweater, cap and leggings, n white and colors. 7T—Tuesday Only. .95 Jap Satin Comforts, $2.20 °7 x 36 - Inch Comforts, hand- and hand-embroidered. Bive Bird No. 77,.928—Tuesday Oniy. $5 Corsets, $3.90 quality coutil, elastic at back, medium and stout Fo xy: models. Blue Bird Ne. 77.929—Tuesday Oniy. $10 Back Lace Corsets, $7.90 Fine silk Corset, flesh, «broche, silk stripe, novelty supporters. ‘isoles. $1.7 ee, $1.95 Camisoles, $1.70 Of wash satin, crepe de chine and radium: tallored, lace trimmed. Heavy | Blue 7 50 No. 77.960—Tuesday Ouly. Coffee Set, $5.40 | Sheffield Silver coffeepot, cream | i | | . | | | | pitcher, sugar bowl! and tray. Blue Bird No, "Bowls, $440. Fruit Large Sheffield _— bowl, em- boased grape design, with two handles. Blue $1 Oyster No, 77.9 Forks, 70c Only. Forks, 70c Set of six in geese silver plate. Riue Bird No. 77.9563—Tuesday Only. $11 Rogers Silver Consisting of 6 xniven, 6 forks, 6 6 tablespoons, butter teaspoons, 20-year knife and sugar shell. guarantee. Biue Bi No. Winter ¢ aps $1 7 Men’s $1.96 inter Caps, "60 | New he fer a ea to pro- tect the ears. All sizes. 77,8014—Tw $10.95 Aa Large size tn rich blue enamel, equipped with windshield, bumper, brake and heavy rub- ber-tired wheels, etc. © el — “a - Blue Bird No. 77.931—Tuesday Only. $4.10 Of radium and crepe de chine, | daintily trimmed. 77.9372—Tuesiay Only. 50 Phillipine Envelope Chemise, $3.90 | Handmade and hand-embroiderer _ Chemise and Nightgowns. Blwe Bird: No 77,833-—Tu $12.96 Satin Robes, Satin quilted lamb’s-wool Robes, mull lined. navy shades. Biue Rird Noe. 77,934——-Tuesday Oniyr. Corduroy Robes, Wide-wale corduroy, seco silk lin- ings, in 12 distinct styles. Bive Bird No. 77,.036—Twesedayr Only. Men’s $3.95 Sweaters, $3.20 V-neck styles and all colors. Sizes 36 to 44. - Biue Bird No. 77.937—Twuesday Onir. Men’s $1 Silk Neckwear, 70c ay niyv. | All new patterned silk Ties, made~ in four-in-hand style. Pastel, black and | attached, French cuff. Sizes 8 to : Biue Bird No. 77.956-——Tuesday Oniv. Boys’ vaca ey Sweaters, Shawl collar, slipover style, in combination colors. ie 23 to. 36. Rive Bird No. 77.9°6~-Téeokas Ontv. ’ $5.98 Serge Suits, $5.20 Middy and Balkan Suits, sailor collar and braid trimmed. Sizes 3 to &. Biue Bird No, 77.957—Tiesday Oniy. ’ $2.50 Blouses, $1.90 Silk and cotton mixture, collar 15. Blue $6.85 xe” 77. Trousers, $6.80 Only. Men's and young men's all-wool hand-tailored Trousers. Sizes 2% to 46. "$: Bird No eae aaa ie Only. $4.10 6 to 14. ( M \ q Hats or Capa to match, pretty. styiea, in navy bie oF fanyrgues a in 2 li ES A Rated A RE Qi ee | “ER OPT POO e 8 22 6 eS ee Pees : Satrase rere, ed 2 ee ee , —* § Gee ao oe ay ee ee * * ; r
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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Eq uals that of the Daily Globe-Dem ocrat and the Times Combined. MONEE es EMBER Tf ti ee RL Try —_—— - - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EEE eens one Seek Renter eens. | feet of him, Elits Potter, 25 vears, he Associated Prees. old. an attorney. was drowned in| 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL QUALIFIES FOR ILLINOIS SPELLING BEE » MADISON. Wiis, Dec. 18.—Sinking' Lake Mendota yesterday. He broke when @ rescue Lost was within six| through the thin ice when hunting ; = | |Your Skin Tingtes|| with awakened life when vou use | ducks. ——EE_ ) \ter of Mrs. N. ‘ville, won the right Madison County in «@ State spelling | ‘match at Springfield by spe: lling cor- rectiy 225 words in @ contest - -_ wardsvilie Saturday among ~- ** m 19 townships. gene th word given Miss Rvyder was “benefited,” & transiti ive ver b She spelled the word “benefit. She later told County Superintendent Me- Crea. who had charge of the — that she misunderstood the =. to represent. WIRE A CAR—DRIVE IT YOURSELF All Medele—Ferds to Packards 50c Per Hour and Up. Hire a Car—Drive It Yourself Ce. SB18 Olive St. Lindell 7260 Geo. Sutter, Pres. & Mer. ™ Lemon Cocoa HARDWATER SOAP You'll like the refreshing ’ odor of lemon that clin The contest was gwen gatligg m pleasantly to your skin State bee will be he after a bath with this most unusual soap. Life Term rm for Killing Brother. By the Associated Press. ve Seer Try tt today! ANGOLA. Ind... Dec. 18 oe -_ m At all dealers. fer. on trial here sana Poss - ve ing his brother James am. 2ueier ba the latter's wife, has been . I :? an * ; -m +r a oer na lecT+e@ Btsikess FIKMS whe want your eyilty of murder in the: nd 4 nd sentenced t ~~ . > ' 7. os 7 ‘ irs uis ‘ , = © os erders fer cleaning. repairing and ether services are advertising itn the Peat-Dicnatch Want pages mM GaSaPGaPGastToRE HOURS TILL XMAS—9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. _99¢ _. Mittens sata 39c Wittens. with 2 oo ACTO. t ACNTLETS 4er ™~mewn imprisonmen-. Re aaa wre? and > \se - Bia = 4 eu a s mae — $130 specia MEN'S « 1 GLOVES Excelle HF. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS $200 Flexible vive ( easter Sleds , | fae'sawer SI . nani ST re So ras “$2.98 Si0e Wheelbarrows, 7Q¢ | E°SS “Tron ikxprees $1.98 ye Imported Detis. Wi date " — eyes, en $3.98 a pene oe $1.49 Child'@tmameied Tes Secs. includ- — a i $1 39 Tec SOc 79c $1.00 $1.49 saoe Fever Tareer $3.98 Men’s $1 GENNETT Double-Disc Records Are Better | First with the hits. Ask to hear t morrow I Want World to Know— Beautiful California—Call Me Back Pal O’Mine and many others. Remarkabie vélues tn men's good qua!- kerchiefs; with a fancy bieck , = dainty $1.25 Boudoir Caps aasortment of dainty ef'k and tace Caps; in many pretty A la Roudoir etyvies and colores; each put up tm gift A big shipment of ladies fine sheer &wiss hemetitched Handker- chiefs: with Ventse lece Put up in sp. endid — na! rful Tail $1.50 “CG for 49¢ =a fainty corners: roupe of 6. or gifts or a wonr- Sra Floor Department. Tory Silk and Wool Hose Men's good wearing Suspenders: ma i... vs silk and wool Hose. put up im pretty gift box; regular slight icamim: 7 ee colors; all sizes: S slight seconds. i ng = , $10 Silk ee Suspenders. large 2mens or Me selection; $1.50 Stik Umbrelias value, wondertu 98 special , selection. value specia Men’s $1.00 Ties Knit grenadine or = Silk Hose Women's fiber silk Silk Ties: 100 dogen Hose; black ah te choose from: $1.50 value Si.00 value: sizes: aeectel C la] IE i. deen $4.50 Canton Crepe XMAS SLIPPERS All pure estik. One of the very WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS finest. heaviest qualities | Genuine $ ae 5 Canton cre ne beautiful lustre: 12. Valeee te 62.60 fast black: 40 tnches wide. Extra ne variety of colors: all nicely special. a yard | - ed: making worth- while Xmas gifts Two special lots— $2.00 Bedspreads 78x84 inches; round ge srichet Bedspreads, tn aaa ~ $1.69 69c Sateens A viz exprees sehinment of fme fast Diack “ercer- wed. silk finish Gatee 80 much tn @emand for } chile patterns; neatly hemmed: i "See gifts or heme + t hota s@s 6 Bee ee ee@eesosecce: 39c Serpentine Another big iot of Cenuizne Serpentine Crepes. tn fe- LIN oe ox12 $20.00 Nairn’s high-grade bur =| a lap back, cork Linoleum ews (ne paper beck), subject to siight mill imperfections; special... ... coop eget Gold Seal Brand Rugs; aize 9x13; ah cae peaniaasie at $16.90; ewitng to a omen fections; epecia! TJ Of *10: Tiala Ryder, 12 years old, daugh-| L. Ryder of Edwards-| | GOLDMAN BROS.’ Special Sale of Phonographs See This Extraordinary Value for Only ) — Phonograph 12 Up-to-Date Seiections. Aliso Wm. Rogers & Son 14-Piece Set. We Were Very Fortunate to Get 100 of These Extra Large, Fine Phonographs ata Very Low Price. By All Means See it Before You Make. Your Christmas Purchase This dbeautifu I ot thee vised from. 435 to 350 lurability a -¢. “= ~ead gher ze. qua re * 7 ; - & at “x . — ed “pe rsel. “yg binge ‘ heite per) ert ut Diamond. Reacxtiful Blue White ee Cut Mammen: ~ «@ ; a a ' ed hekagy,; Regular $2.9 Taesday G Make This a Diamond, Watch and Jewelry Christmas . of a fine Genuine Diamond will be worth more whe ¥ give beautiful Di A Gttt 4own as an heirloom than ft ts todar. can mond jewelry, any style solid gold mounting. and pay on our Extra 7 Credit Plan. Give a beautiful Diamond Ring. La Valliere, Bae ‘1 ‘ Scarf Pin, fine Watch, Wrist Watch, Emblem Ring or Charm, Ma Yuletide Bag. Silverware, etc. No matter what you wish to spend you will t F your purchases from LO ul things 1 make } unt. We have beautif that it goes furthest wher , have all charged in one ac for averyone NO MONEY DOWN SIGNET RING 22 Wrist Watches ia GOLD This new cushion shape Signet Ring : gerrry ’ ae ea ~~ oo & is Soild pt Rd teid. beautiful any _ aT ay ed without * ae. 22. tectangular Shape gant appearing RK > Ss ring at a very Solid 14-k - White Gold case, high ow price. 15-Jewe! vement. adjusted. Braceiet w! th soi id eoid Sa: \.... ie Selld 18&-k. White Geld, T7- 73 a Month TERMS $1.00 A me fine, blue-srhite, per- fect -cut Diamond, i14-«. solid white gold, | 200 pintinum te» on 16% Goose : $100, becca $37. 50 ‘ $1.00 41 Open “Every Night t Until Xmas and Tor Cali or write for catalog 506. Ficus Kinloch, Cantuel 5082: « Main $7, and salesman will call Two 7 Fk ets I lee : * . ad "a | - , * «2 2 sto ehty asaee © BROS.&CO. isss IKROGER’S 150 size Sound, per : doz eS Sw eet, ae 259 juicy, ORANGES = a5 APPLES = 6* 25c GRIMES GOLDEN 4 = 25c JONATHANS 5°: 25c DELICIOUS = 10c BANANAS === 3% 25c pealhtal fre tian Sao GRAPEFRUIT == 2625¢ 0c 9c 2wi5c 66 Christmas Trees =50c. 60c, 75c, $1 & $1.50 delightful ways. Evergreen Wreaths = 10¢| Tabie Trees gach 25¢ CRANBERRIES ;* 20c|Juinbo Celery-: 3 25e 86 size 46 gise 64 size each ~cording to size: Exceptionally — fine, sweet ng C eookers...... Ior.. Per Winter Nelle Black Walnuts Hickory Nuts 4 Ths. for... 106 > ibs. for. . 10e = 10c| RUTABAGAS 5 10c| WHITE ONIONS™ 5c 3 10c T Cabbage:=.2 for. DC Cocoanuts per Ne= ~“35ce- 30e=- 25¢ P 120 size per doz sa Oranges JUC> per |LOFTIS SS eee eae” VERYO may Lr indeed a splen¢ ss ada wi ome z | 3s P| ti bak . reptingy S mi _ extension telephone because it her household problems. Hurrying up and ¢ stairs wears out vitality and wastes vaiuabic © This is a gift suggestion which will ge ber comfort every day im the ycar. Cail the for detail: abeut che (re monthly rate an exten nes mirp tone. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY — re ee ee ee
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SR era oa A . ‘. | o 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-D ‘CONTRIBUTIONS teow gaa ere SF 2 00. Securities Inv. Co. | | CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL FUND | = 00 Sontinned on Next Page. - “SYRUP reser 4 EMERALITE LAMPS SF eS tol DS . A. McMillan ° For the Office or Home The Git for Him | A. F. Zell, 4014 Greer av. Be. : Jacob Ruwart ..........-. = ; . 'M. Shapiro, 817 Sistine Bldg ’ HS Mrs. James M. Breckenridge, ad 5088 Westminster Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Bal- ; ; , let. 6650 Watcrman av.... “g = ‘ Vane-Calvert Paint Co., 1601 $3335 = °o = — ’ : N. Broadway | x . ._Meyer Supply f s $s & Tuesday Christmas Shoppers—Please Note! > —) 4a yur Christen Candies ye CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL BAKERY SPECIALS Three pounds of assorted chocolates, caramels, nougats, bon- TUTTI FRUTTI LAYER CAKE bons and imported crystallized fruits—in a pretty box with ees | , beautiful Christmas ribbons. Three layers of fine Cake enriched with its rich marshmallow coating in which are imbedded the best French fruits. 3-Ib. Box Tuesday, only 48c $33 HIS event is planned to save you time.- worry and money in your holiday purchases. ti _ S. Aloe Co., 513 Olive st. . ae te Interstate Pipe Co.. 2182 Railway Exchange Bldg... May F. Barrett, 210 N. Sa- I 3500 Pairs of Fine Silkk Hose |} -afton Fleischer, 1202 Wash: | CHIFFON and THREAD SILK /|ff] ‘x “"c~ = S ee Oe te ere — PIR OR I te ee am eke - . Geo. L. Nichaus, 1408 N. ) RING a . 1 . ; te Broadway .. . (Shipped anywhere, 25c extra.) ral, bdere . | “x “=a all, —_ I! bs Dr. @. B. Shaplcigh, 606 , rfeet cut . | Excellent quality sume all silk, othe: ‘ soi atine ES a A . - CHERRY PIE . Bond | 3\* : : . silk with lisle tops. very pair full pen ty ad Inc., 1118 SSORTED CANDIES This wholesome dessert is as delicious as only Herz Git Ring vn. SE fashioned and perfect. Shown in the | {| A.M. Wilkerson, 4290 Lucky 60c lb. blenked. So cial Th: wre a ee i etl ee . : wanted colors, with plenty of -blacks. ' | fg Boo oon aas data Assorted chocolates, caramels, French nougats and bonbons pecial, uesday, at ‘. he tewin Metals Corporation. or all chocolates at the unusually low price of 6boc pound. Packed in 1 to 5 Pound Boxes. OLD TIME F RUIT CAKE . . A genuine delectable Fruit Cake—wrapped in various colors Old-Fashioned Chocolates of fancy foil and tied with beautiful Christmas” ribbons. : ; a 23 Branch | Regular $2.95 to $3.95 Values Assorted Taffies and Nut Brittles....... 3 pounds...... French Mixed and Brittle Bits REAL OLD ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING... . .75c Lb. Watch | ‘| | | Tuesday Gift-Sale Price. | : Bans Z . 512 Locust We Ship Safely Anywhere. 706 Washington z wise when handed : ; | -«COMPLETE:ASSORTMENTS... 4 ; : _C. &JI. ™M. Nelson Jr.. 906 Speen ee ene mee ee mete tee tee ech = -: } sadilatianaciniieaataatiiieil We ann tee tes iit trier hale ve beautiful Dia-_, . . ” Becurity Bldg. y on our E +, ite _cilL x oc : > Bipey on o i... Extra fine quality all-silk Hos magnificent | y, on A Seiten Unies ng) or Charm, Meeh .& Yuletide remembrance, where only the best is desir: sé Railways Co. } spend you will find A. Ms pe te lisx, 1477 * from LOFTIS ang > $2 95 $3 95 d $ 5 | rceade bth i things abpropriat 99, 95.99 and $4.9 et | Saeceerer co HW be ustem | A aR A RR ie House - @) W N Runa eRe TE Per peer a © + RRR aR Re eRtattr asta ree gee agit Dr. T. E. Rhodes list, “623 ne ‘ _— NN cae | NCR caper hese Fe aaa nai Sere Fe Chemical Bldg. .. , } Gift , : i eS St. Louis Plume and Picat- es for, ——— ing Co. let, 620 N. Broal- | way Youngston Sheet and Tube Co. Net. 766 Post-Dis- patch Bidg. ..... Christmas Festival ‘Heaa- “4 F teh PEt ee 68 eS ee a oe ia tai reezeds Eo. eg gi tees vo4y: Pet phe epee geste ett % se ~ Gold case, hi 3 - Pie . je a. PS ee git: ; i ae. vag Steeted minken ys ‘ 2 5 s .° g er bit: “4 : ) Stupp Bros. Iron Co. Uist, Hid sold | oa ms 3 ae : fs +, Sst : 3 eee sees ii tay | 1605 — Trust te Gold. 17-Jewels. .689 ol 4 4 a oo. PT sis esis SE SE RR fide ctigeistjige: thet caer sett Tevis Motor Co. ‘Mist, 3003 $i 00 A WEEK ee. | .* a A ae : 9 ? = obeIeltagerdetiteas sta tegese Sis t2c08 abe # i ie ) ’ tiga : | Poems stvesd - ee ae a \ SRE 9 $o5°: 4 My 9.9 Sa of gebmagslia ica: SR gee Heagaaa | Kohn Stores list. 3852 Olive Diamond war -° fe - SPLALE 7 ge gb Pae! a ee a aad | W. M. Cady Lumber Co, let. ry” Bs ver atl, . a fei f i: a RSEEISIRESeeicuegeeegeeeagte feos ces oes Me gee Emerson Elec. Co. list. 2018 ' Tre biue mea! *, TOS. Pn 4x 7 7 SaaS ee eS earache SE SERRE Washington .. a 2 . aay £ “% “fi eesti: i) Phelan-Faust Paint Mfc. Co. Uist. 1008 Pine st. . ~~. 14-k Green Goid. . ORE 7 A = # Sits - en et CREDIT TERMS >» > eee : Ot 4a te \. ea3 ~ = tS Mound City Engraving Co. $1.00 A WEEK : —s 4 aff: / ap > fh : ~iee ae : = Fs | ote 6th floor Howard norrow—Sunda : tradi. fag Sp AEN Big ‘|= — 2) \2@ | Mexican-American Hat Oo. entral 6052; or Bel = ay SO Se AP iis tienes Be aE A GS nal | eee ate | list, 1728 Locust st \ I AMM ia HE REAM REE y . of | : o) | BERR RRR Eugene Taylor list, 401 New Fd . “a f agk igh eee ee Pera \ : a ma: 2a Bf Lmcas Bide. edit Jewelers a SS. hs SRR, PSG | a ies fe S. Coe list, 916 Syn- iy ~ D Seas esREaR aeta S HE RRa R Hs pal AN wl icate Trust Bldg ee ee ) ae ae ee ae es SM cam) 4] ©. S. Local Inépector of th St., Near Olive : . > GURY | BERR Bees eiee Bl a a at isilill "y pict SRR Steam Vessels list, 305 — ee Be =: ee a eee & meee, Mi) se Ougtom House i os epee mo : 4. A | a Gehner Realty & Inv. Co., ’ list, 808 Rialto Bldg.... Frank B. De Camp list, 407 “a= ‘“ On 3 Days’ Trial—The Ideal Christmas Gift _ _ ~~ . oN A ST SENT RE RR NE TR. EAL TTA NET ty maven ene 0 Mesa 1684 Arcade Bldg Inffdnuetrial Engineering Co. | a ' e Wy ___ ADVERTISEMENT. AT 6 P: M. Saturday Next This Great Eureka tr ee Xmas Offer Ends 4 Let the Children Eat Fr as r Sa kra This great free trial ant easy payment Christmas offer ex- i, uer ut pires sharply at 6 P. M., next Saturday night. Don’t delay : 1 THE same qualities which until it’s too late. Make your request for this free trial today $ q make sauerkraut se val- ‘or tomorrow atthe very -latest and if you wish to. buy you : ie roe ; a uable a food for adults make it pay down only \ ‘ 4 i .4 .. i} equally beneficial for children. : q | a.) | There is no lack of authority BALANCE IN EASY i ge ‘ P / M d l N. 100 on this point. MONTHLY PAYMENTS f s : 7 4 In his book on ‘‘ Dietotherapy i | = opu ar O € O. ' — Nutrition and Diet in This great free Xmas offer allows you to prove the merits tf TH Heaith,” William E. Fitch, M. of the Grand Prize Eureka before you buy. Our easy pay- B (ipa D.. Major Medical Reserve ment plan gives you the petveee of owning a Eureka and | 4 |] Corps, U. 8. Army, Attending ||| for it in small easy month ayments. i] Physician Vanderbilt Clinic Col- |||" #78 *° Fe Nor habasii lege of Physicians and G§@ur- ||| 1 | geons, New York, recommends Phone—Olive-2688,. Central 6227 . er hemeingee for intents ane Phone, send in coupon or call] at our store today and we children suffering from maras- ||| : : will immediately send you our latest model Eureka for this eas | oe -gehere! §=penetemer free Xmas trial. It is yours for three days. Use it on your due to fat diarrhoea or indi- yr ’ | rugs and upholstery. Try it in every mook and corner. Use potion ee Ser typnem. ane the attachments on your portieres, mattresses and pillows. yt om noes } >a. f pt eter tovers where milk % not See how quickly and thoroughly it cleans. Don’t buy any ig aks ae / | well borne. ' Vacuusn Cleaner until you have tried the Eureka. Haye the . ME ES * Se iy , fs ahr V4, ° ‘ ~ Other authorities say that the competition right in your home. It costs you nothing to try IMIDI3AIAY mn 3 | effects of sauerkraut are simi- | the Eureka. . ’ lar to those of a generous diet VERYONE wants to own a Victrola, though each one |] nd open-air life. es pene. || Remember this free loan does not cost you ge : ely ~~ ‘Tr may prefer some model above another. ‘The above ] pte — (oS ge xey jal ) a penny. But you must act now to get yours. " Model has found much favor with out patrons and is fll Lactic ferments have long been Bilieed a eplcndid vatue } || Seeetaset nc me | Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. = — ry 7: conditioners. If you would know ell the It is beautifully finished in English brown mahogany fj] Temarkabie truths recentiy ats. |! : 617 LOCUST ST. or American walnut and has the grace of line, which f\|| tis simple vegetable food, mail ||| always distinguishes the Victrola. 43 inches in height, 21 ee eee ta 2 Oe See Phone— 208 s ad 62 27 or Mail This inches wide and 22 inches deep, it has long-playing motor. eee, a eeaaie eee Fi Olive Coupon Today ff Sauerkraut may be purchased ||| ; i ' - | Let us help you with your selection of Records. Our f|j| St srocery stores, meat markets East St. Louis Branch, 336 Missouri Av. _ sete eee eeeninn ees Stock is complete and our efficient salesforce is at your Dt ee Nl mn eg HN cob os Maha shes ice. q Mail This Coupon Now || | : : Payments ei Low as $1 Weekly (Fourth F! ) } seraclacioe urth Floor H ||| eissse sone ae : Daily Demonstrations of the Eurekaat of your booklet. "s “Deuerkraut as ested STIX. BAER & FULLER |/?=-"--—-| ~ STIX. BAER & FULLER — GRAND-LEADER | RES ox: SE | GRAND-LEADER ll it it it la lit TFE4? Fas bee
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a “ s 2 - % ey rrr OS I OE any ee Oe eee ee adel at ie . - . » & iS. . = * aM ai se See PE ? OF at Pink: bgt ro * ~ . . obe-Democrat and the Times Combinew nec a & | The City Circulation of the Daily Post: DISPATCH alone appeeanes Equals that ef the Uaily G! 2 , _ a = ws | ; : | ee a Ga Gitenen Found. , Fe (I | ie eet (et Bid dbl 3 : Headquarters for yr. wo deepen cell , ' at \ t t ‘ at os cl le to c “arm @! on) is . : al yt IN EDIT | retary cn ageism Converse & Co. list, room Y Be Us r BRUNSWICK 2055 may Exchange —AND— g a a Na es eS ee Building .. Wm, EF. Compton Co. list, 2d fi. Compton Bidg.. Cunard Steamship Line list, 1135 Olive st. ...317.50 to $39.00 | E\llts Adding Typewriter Co., ....$12.50 te $45.00 ij I 22 Odd Fellows Big. ..$10.00 to $25.00 A7 s Leather Co. list, $25.00 to $39.50 : 1600 Locust st. ...... . .$19.50 to $39.00 | Keuffel & Essar Co. list, ..~..8 8.00 to $15.00 -* Open Every Evening (Uetil Xmas $2.50 to $50.00 thru to 510 St. Char VICTROLA ¢ p ToT) & For Chris Nic - Bellaing embarrassed b im ——— Mazura Mig. South Sixth st.. aie Hall Marshall Grain Co. list. $10 Washington Av If you know what it means to be passed by pds rty : * or left out of things because of a red, roug! _R — Oo ‘nimentis - Hollis FE. ’ ae ; Over W cel worth's he = 10¢ “tore biorc! Vv CUuTTD —_o n. whv G4 ; 7 » 's ’ 7 Onc pes — ' : ark ay. eerie . the Cally use « . R es) 7 ‘ nin ‘ 6 #. Cali: “os tr ching . ‘. . The Tilden Co. , Pine st. : saffrent t kcee mest Pierce Oil Corp. office list, emons fresh and 700 Bank of Commerce 3 ous ae on e em mere!" oom wee 7 im Sinement i zZ h ‘ COUGH slowing. Ata ‘drapes Building . Roberts Funeral Parlors Buw the : aaa list, 1905 S. Grand a. products Dr. F. R. Pry list. Hum- today boldt Bide. ‘ lawren ¢ Petkovich List. 2658 Chouteau ar _ Eleink Conservatory of Mua- Formerly “IRWINS” CHOICE | curtctmas Festival Mced- oe OF ANY cern _ so Arcade Anderson's Laundry list, 39870 Olive st -*.. 1 rur UV0d St. Louls Launch Room Iist. 2d fi. Kinloch Bidg. Athietic Health Chair Co. « list, 319 Full Bld ee NOU OUR STOCK Be. en eecibechs Mat. oa3 University Clab Bidc Leschen & Son Rope Co. 205 WA list. Hamiltoh & Kennerly TON AVE. ae Moon Motor (gr Co. list. S115 Leewst Fur Coats a ' in Coats ‘ Plaid Cape Coats | | The Bee Hive’ Salrsmen's Fur Capes | Side-Draped Coats Bolivia Coats . Zs. - a Culbestote Bidz. le PRICE ; | M. DeoeliIner P. Co. tist. AND LESS Backle-Eftect Coats Velour Coats 2 ee Se sl ameérve Belted Coats Suedine Coats ai): : - -_ a ey RRR _s Or ganar all Bracded Coats Sport Polo Conts| ae || MT. AUBURN Plaited Coats Silk Plash Capes : 4 i= MARKET=----. We alwars have what you wart. Waterman’s deal Fountain Pen ‘The Daddy of them all” Selection and Service alt Best Dealers the World Over Opening the Door To Musical Happiness jj A nationally known, nationally priced Victrola or Brunswick from Kieselhorst for Christmas Vv ill de@it. Either of these famous Phonographs will open up a new world of musical satisfaction for the whole family, as the world’s greatest artists of instrument or voice record ex- elusively for the Brunswick or the Victrola. Kieselhorst carries all sizes and designs of the famous s—portables; apmghts and consoles—cased in all the $25 to +1500 ON THE KIESELHORST SMALL PAYMENT PLAN . 4 KIESELHORST | > ry _ = > _ : > ~ > WE ARE HEADQUARTERS -. ia WATERMAN | IDEAL FOUNTAIN - Conklin Pen and Pencil Sets i : Teor COATS. Wahl Ever Sharp Pen and Pencil § de hel “ae : « 53 c eS ; = IG 5 - As LE: 244 qo FS. ' ses ate ee — Piano Company wah ort ahr ee on ah Lae “> MSE A. ER. SR FREE—Your name stamped tz cold / eon all Pets purchte ay ‘ ———— eT : , CRESS * “ oe ; € Fortunate. indeed, /'CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST LARGEST =e See mee === S15. Bsa | bee the is nod to secure such a COAT STOCK IN ST. LOUIS!! uns a ,... , Pe fF Ere rere q | Sign and tonal quality | Salt’s Silk Plush Coats Fea | Nae , —_— wm ‘feel : Baffin Seal Plush Coats 6 Tn - ay SEU 1000 C0 ATS. tt | Gray Moleine Plush Coats ‘ PWiy $4 Eace Sums © ~ 75e : : : on «| ‘f Why al = = > ; ' ; F of armusic by lh . tle Vaeniiian Broadtail Silk Plush Coats Wma ‘ola 4 se - Mies . | Wai, 5 Pere (TUESDAY), F 8 TO 2 O'CLOCK . And te make this the busiest SIX HOUTES our coat department has had this season, we are going to give every woman whe comes here DURING THE ADVERTISED HOURS— — | . S$ to 2 o'clock—a handsome, silk-lined FUR- EGGS none 4 i> | TRIMMED COAT, WRAP OR JACQUETTE worth as high as $36 for 4 $15. We have over 1909 Coats in cloths of Botivias, piushes. snedines ané velours; also Astrakhan Jacquettes—in over 296 styles; Blocses f'n straightiine or fancy tf ringed wrap stytes, a!] colors and sites. Every @arment & sensation at $95.60.
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{ ‘ } - eh FAT. > 9 4 . * mer is, 1922. The ats Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. » —_————— reve Carmen pee. » Deng held by police at the Deer |t watch, bearing ~ (6 cate Station, awaiting identifica- oor & er having been reported: CONTRIB UTIONS een ne | 4 to Carmen, /Uon, police having been unable to! between 50 at ig ba woeryiny 7 TO THE POST DISPATCH enon ia different parts of the| CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL FUND nthe last year in whose posses- inued From Preceding Page. | sion the watch was found, has gaid it A. ae ce 4 2 E wes stolen in a burglary, but he can- | , | e ers LUSH, C O H, | not remember from where. ist Ninth and. Washington De Baliviore and "Pershing | H ead quarters for Holiday | Mafled to your customers and pres ects will get orders and . | uiries at low cost. Let us eee ae ee pry nea 10 Stunicipal Cakes and Pastry Novelties write your Sales Letter, com- 7 DI A ax IMPORTED NUERNBERG LEBKUCHEN, MARZIPAN, ALL KINDS || _ ile the Mailing List, address oO \ D Ss eniihaiiiiaiiae OF CHRISTMAS CAKES, ETC. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW. : Ph and mall the letters. one us. ND DRESSES’ peg Serres Se iT CUT PRICES) sit’ (== racer 0 Fronk DON’T BE w SERGE or SILK DRESSES, sold $1 50 . eae .-- 80 | 50 ie Soeveress a DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS TOILET SETS Etc., Sold on Easy Sanders X Melisheimer, 217 North Third . pictmotmer . * 00 y EO ete te -— oreaages pe | Sale of Dresses 200 Dresses Sacrificed for Quick Disposal to Make Room for Incoming Stocks Deorsre29 sete te " v'w wt yO 7M 2982! Orr's -_ _ Ladies’ PO | a, F ur, Cloth lined, with Ac $4.50 is and Dresses ||— . x city Plush Coats... $9.50 DIES! |o:20c-00w $30 roy IESSES, Extra size stouts LOA KS, Dresses at cut prices. Brand New Plush RS FOR——4, SUITS, mf rao . _ —_— > — _ - — —— - a ee ee ee w : ° ‘Mppshe Cireular Letter Advertising Ce., 2078 Railway Exchange Building. t 25 COZ. ~~ gre 23 perm #1 $25.00 Dresses pream «... af n pr a: $22.50 Dresses at | | . We ee care of newly Skinner @ Kennedy Stationery Co. | rh | dis ’ ‘iatcere een ec’ || $19.75 Dresses it hones: tiie mieseilens sani ~J0309290900 S| CO} Oran re —_ ~ 8 E. Ff F i C. owes rian WS EDPSPI ng! D231 $) - - ey - - - no a = . —— — — = . _ i rt is Ms i ft if Bis ie eit | Ms Re Ad is x ae ' ey ; ca boll Hamma. py AN | = : Bae . Many Dresses. sold ‘without , ef, ' | , N PEN [{#*" ISH COATS; so! 50 $ 17.5 0 Dresses ; ut profit — in many, original costs | . | of af! ron are entirely disregarded and in | " ’ 4A ‘ | ae | og oot cc meypetanh «| 15, $4, 1 “5 $15. 00 Dresses ant ian many the cost of material and & Overcoats, new, oR Y : ee ga a5 J | making are not covered at $11. and Penci as new—bought 25 ¢ h or ; 7 ewcliest homes. Biggest | Boys’ Suits, | me — which presents an oppor- s _$ ‘| “Sy 24 Floor, Oriel Bidg., to tunity to save from 44.00 to ptt pie 316 N. SIXTH ST. a3 3 $14.00 on Dresses suitable for e ose a 5 7 ; TN, Sixth St. on 50K. the enfire season. 1H en@ Grand Cars Stop —- = = > Ww. aa ent soe 1 O 1 2 N. G rand _ Mont persons, are, et | . Saar oe : P Ss M d ] D in | ne n on spatc nts. ‘ Lie. vw : of e SPECRUMES want ea or leave wv wire | Sicriats, Beker’ [0 2° x Umober” All Higher-Friced Model Ureeses | sol ‘hister 50 Tota: ....$24 60 | Canton Crepe, Lace, Crepe de Chine, 54: ve peilaing Advertising | Velveteen, Tricotine and John Herye...S0 25W. Surrtdge.. 50 | . . . _” | Ge C= BSS Fred sthrcoies 2 ORL Balend e5 Combinations. An Unending HER JOHNS a 9S Se Se re Arthur Surridge 100 Total ...... veer Assortment of Clever New Styles, : = : = — = >= SaaS Sas = ontinestal Su an a o.. x oor . v es . \EDICINE : Z — ) eS ae ee | ene Including the Newest Long Waisted SAR 1A Mn—want tf Oe a eprerenen , Si se t1Ha } ‘olline SO 725 F. Stanton. a ee eee WA th Pr i } “ Pew. eter ieee Ff Models, Dresses With Flowing _|| i Brown... 36 Sleeves, Panel Effects, Draped if bie } : a mith eC. F.Gr =. - a Effects, Circular Skirts R | Wa Sarr B'augh- ~° F Seligman’ 1 6 0 ent wa : ) he 4" nan. a8 sade $45. 00 Values | 2 ee Pierce Ofl Corporation Office, 700-06 : — ss yous ace gl | $39.75 Values ~~ —_— 53209 ot nvnre Peer i ke ioucod @3r $10 Cash—$8 Monthly a. J oon @ Fortunate. indeed, were we to obtain a new lot of these handsome le Victrolas, so’ widely preferred for lasting remembrances— to secure such attractive terms on instruments of such artistic de- sign and tonal quality should prove very welcome to gift-givers. ke The Gift That Affords Unlimited Pleasure | A Victrola means repeated entertaimment Equipped with the Victor tapering tone mS Reilly % t lar songs, arm, automatic stop, double spring, Helen Bwelghart inci cli . SMance “‘hits,"’ opera sirs and all kinds silent-running motor and all features — me — ror catdren ‘o_o 11A.M.to3P.M. — Christmas Tree, . ; } tT | 5, ot music by the world’s leading artists. which result in the unsurpassed ‘*‘Vic- Office Fumigating Seetion District of | and newly decorated Candy Shop and Tea Atterncen Eunatieetis See’ thee a 4 tor tone quality.” [ Weatth, Room 19 Menteigns Courts | CI | Xm as Theater Parties om our Mexganine we ‘ Bualiding.. - mest tes ; Delivery When Desired ‘Jos S&C. eee $0 ¥ mon Fi t ~~ yw :S 7 | r3a389 CaO Orla ne ~ SHR > * ~~ tw ‘=a os o ma-at «fl 2139 aor ore o ART a Gt7Hadispsesrsr13r9 Oe pire Org Ori Or See Oi Gr 90909;59290919094919 “) w ee aie —— . eens it - a, > 2 I 7 Ack a i ai gts.® Sle OT. on
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+ Pur ee OF * % Shee a ee a 4 . ~ * aa i se — | : : es ' bined. -- e Bamad: sOap 270, ee oa: Seeeegeetersiat, st. Fog se : 2 {lv Globe-Democrat and the Times Com0 ' ae: . \ aoe of the ‘Dall POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dally | . — « Editorial Raia , 4 The City Circulation” Oo y 7 ad ae 16 ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH me — So 3 - TTTTTITITTIITITIT IL \\ ® 2 a ‘ Datty Car re 4 |. — Se] — pensvivenusuisueniunecenaece’ Pein LLL | 4 cri — a. | . SATIN EE TIT eM IIIT qtogveceseree 7" ——— & - SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 AND 9 '& FAMO US -BARR’CO. & Gifts ada — gest Distributors of Merchandise With We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash : at Ketait i in Missouri and, the West. | - or ‘$2. 50 im Mere ‘handise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. j Chri ‘ Rigkey toda © peer oaheo | | , i Seals D 0.uU b I e€ E a g l € S t re | mps S$ oa Tt CS d ay _ Shopping . " Surpassing vebidhs Offered Tuesday in PMU tie setear: TOTERRER TORE E AE is PROMISE | PROTECT LIVES A “AFLIGIOUS LIBER BERBER SPET RET CR EGE S atus of the Turkish capitulati ve caused the conference mgs ious moments. F On the other side of their led delegations believe they, virtu | ' have disposed of the perplex Westion of the’ Dardanelles. Poreign Minister Tchitcherin ru la,~proposed today to the Cc mice commission studying ta s of the Turkish straits. a p ’ ding for an international ,bo ) contrel on which would be r ented Germany, thé Unite Stat ance, Pngland, Italy hnd all ¢ mates bordering on the Black S¢ The conference has taken a fre MPply of optimism from the re t America is considering ‘orf Y assistance to the economic a dilitation of Europe. pA big masked Oriental! ball at t mding hote! here, at which Is Pasha droppe ‘ Only a Few Days Left in Which to Select ‘ (iF THE CHRISTIA 3 oo hr: ° t S | | ‘O > 1S 2 nd 1) olls Walnut Bedt oom Suites * : : | ah : | "Near East Conference Gi t! «Select Now With Profit From These Specially Priced Groups, While Quantities Last— 7 i. $550 Values, S - Pledge That Minc : Character Dolls Jointed Dolls Gifts That Last! Oi ca wdek tae will Be Accorded . With bisque head, moving eyes | With bisque head, mov ing eyes | “@ es Turks pe ov and Jashes and good grade wig. | and lashes and good wig. | Electric Irons Privileg J NY; $1.25 values at...... TSe $2.50 values “ee “Vel @ Distinctively styled Bedroom iP i fag com- | Freedom of Establi $1.45 values at......SDe $2.96 values at... oer $7.50 Value at plete with bow-end bed, dresser 50-inch, thiffo- >A ed $1.65 values at...... GRe $3.50 values at....81.7% ° : : ’ : cational and os N 995 walues atl... O8.10 e450 values at... .92.25 95 robe and large vanity dresser in figured walnut: | Edu $1.95 values ati...81.19 $5.95 values at....%2.98 all pieces of dustproof construction in popular Institutions Assured. : a | Period styles; only six Suites in this lot. : oving Fuicture T B P h en ' Sonik iq eddy Bears $9.95 Phonographs : : . P siaews' | Machines Various sizes, covered with Toy Phonographs, in ¢ D epen d a b l S De Luxe Di e S it | Ov ff S . SSIAN PROPOSES : wheels and Complete with slides and films; | good quality, high-grade plush. | inlshtpiase up co @ EOE brand: made of superior ining Ouites | yerstu ed uites - ] ] Pos star | - a) 0 Choad: «Cw. ys: $2.95 | Po Gane wees oh. 84. 45 $1.25 values at...... Zhe —|:10-inch records. $5.95 quality materials oo insure | $500 Values at | | £265.00 Values at | PLAN FOR STR $11.95. Velocipedes — 432.50 values at...$5.45 $1.98 values st....81.39 | of Electric Bulbs enduring serviceability. | | | : @ Velocipedes, $14.95 values at...$9.95 | $2.50 values at....$1.85 __ Attractive electric light $7.50 Ca ] | $3 50 | 1 49 5 () | stable seat and $2.98 values at....$2.19 Ibs, for Christmas tree ° sscroics | . t . 50 SISOS valnes OBI O eet Waluen 08....88.45 | eee for, High-grad tensile, with | | | - slute Control of St | Re! h. | SAUDE values of-.O10.98 | . Pion assorted styteed for 45c ee eee Handsome Suites in dull | | Davenport, chair and 5.95 “Mama” Dolls highly nickeled finished frames walnat. Included are buf. | rocker in loosé, spring: | of Dardanelles and | . in assorted $5.50 Shoo-F lys and pyrex lining; fet, thina cabinet, oblong | filled cushion style. Up- | ‘ azo thoes PS? ccockines. Rubber Balls ott alee eae each. 26.3 ° ' table, serving table are | holstered | mehate or | rus by Turkey Sugges ik: | sO FO aR chair an ve others. velour. ce of taupe | os op oe a $4.49 | = ; _— eat and back. 99.98 $4.25 Percolators 7 Buites in this group. | | or blue; SyBuite. by *Tchitcherin, Sov : Roly Polys 9 Colored Rubber Balls in assorted sizes. Splendid play | | Mme. Hendren Made of heavy sheet alumi- | RES Oo aa Delegate » } | . f ° f —) . ) wilh Gelert the rs, that | things for small children. \$5 Dolls num; in neat pattern; 9-cup : | $20 Mahogany and Cane chairs or : ) , Specially priced for Tues- 39c 50c || These Walking Dolls are capacity ; | Day Bed ooo GRAS. se eee $17.75 Wood Bede *» fa | . C S = | | very attractive, having com- . ‘ . y eas : Si 29 a iZ@3...... | | position heats, arms and SOTIOS GEG 6 i's LAUSANE, Dec. 18.—Turkey 85c Size I ee 65c | F79e 98c | style butterfly dresses, with 5.065 | $14 Piano Bench, in mahogany , a f Babee “igre . ' $1 45 Si 95 | " 5 9 C Size 5 C 1 cap to match. iAlso shoes Ge gc0 0 ©088 4 ° | finish , é 12 ie nally engaged today before the N 1IZ@....-.-- ae MS «0.0 0's S..-2- j-and_ stockings. $5 Star Electric Vibrators. ..83.59 SS 9 See eae eee s Bt ae | 4 = $1.95 Size... .$1.25 . —_| |Special, Tuesday.. $4.19 $15 Hamilton-Beach Motors....813 ° $30 Drop-Leaf Tea Wagons. $19.75 Bi en Cop erence tp. aaere enue >. | $2. 98 , $1.95 T Violi with bo $1.25 $5 Thermax Electric | The noted d ] ee § ei a Wh, ene ‘mpinte.”. Gane | $3.75 Kiddie Sidewalk Cars........-. oy Violins, wit I . Nase hs ta tio eR 3.98 ie ee ee eee Binenidies:.). oi’. see 14.50 je i We and liberty, tha oo ake, with h - A few handsome and high hi , : - $17.50 Console Style Phonographs. .. .$13.95 $1.50 Snow Houses, for Xmas trees..... $1.00 $7.50 Thermax Monting Pade, — may Gib endes 9 x A | Pega —— with qaso | gatectd woolen ‘of ia De dea the came resenele : 95 Dolls; dressed in assorted st les. .31.69 59c Metal Wagons; assorted kinds...... 39c $4.45 to $5.95 Serving Trays, $3. upholstered in cretonne. Im- | nA bie i \ | fered at extreme savings. © si ire enjoyed by the Turkish pop : os Do y : Pots: nickeled...$3.69 | $4 Gold finish and black Smoking | ! 98 Imported Toy 16-Piece Cereal Sets. ..79¢ | 50c Tin Kitchens, with utensils......., 39c ae votes Ba Renee geet ness proved style, holding bed |. Stands ..............+%.. $2.95 | that are splendidly consteny 14 fon with tlie free exercise 750 Horse and Wagons; assorted........ 48c $1 Tin Kitchens, with utensils.......... 75c 2 eh Seadoo oda $1.30 || openmg to double- | $3.50 Mahogany Smoking ed ing: See aad a, ee he religion and the right to esté : $2.95 Stone Constniction Blocks ove ees $2.39 90c Toy Yellow Taxicabs eo ©8672 24.4 ‘ ce eee 65c Basement Gallery ‘Geter te : | ce Gada thks ott, enn to ey tiles ae or ; ae ; i educational, charitable and : 98c Drums; with fiber NG A Ee 69c Basement Gallery Re EF RR RRM OS, - = * _ pes Seventh Hous institutions. | : PThHA "ange tet entered —_— : — wih week today with three of : ‘ 2Aeer~e iggest problems still unsolved. T | For Gifts We Suggest Multies over the control of Meerschaum Pj es l ofl regions, the question of 4 =pss Christmas Shoppers Will Be Impressed With These ing the Greek patriarch and Priced $ From... 95 $9 ():52 Men’ s Blanket Bathrobes Speciad DAY.IS Value at.. q A Meerschaum Pipe is treasured by the man. who ym smokes as a companion for his quiet hours. Here you will find a vast assortment of shapes and sizes, with amber stems, ,All in plush lined cases. : 'alday a Gift Should | Be Chosen From Our Special Peodkent of $6.50 Smokers’ Sets; for table use....$4.75 40c Briar Pipes: special at............ 28c ° ty | Si Ik { =Imbrellas 75c Briar Pipes; special at............ 49c Be amp e I emoxing Stands ......-. $1.50 to $39.05 q@ Almost any man or voung man would like to receive one, of these $ * : oe ° Pe RSCC Cee ates reas $ - 2 ay - —_ i ad — - : od ” ¥ . oe - 1 ay _ Xi ig OO i ~s , 7s eas _ SS ’ 2 hk {aoe “ i ; oy eo > Fs al ye Ve ss ‘ ~ : a $ * . % os _ . i — = - - Po 4 ~ f afte ae: e or, ‘ : 2 a ~_ a4 be, in 7 eet Humidors; for cigars and 226 to. no. on Robes, tailored of heavy blanket cloth, in a diversified assortment of \ § b to #: : patterns and colors. All have waist eords and pockets. All sizes in lot. $7.50 to $10 5 I8 $12.50 to $15 $ 7 O95 Main Floor Values..... @6ilk Umbrellas for women, with taped edges and wide, satin borders, in the much-wanted club style an mith attractive handles in various designs and tips to match. Complete with tight-rolling silk case. + eae se es Men’s $2.25 Gloves $2.50 Mufflers Auto Gauntlets of heavy cape Men’s fiber “Mufflers, in new skin, in black only. Deep cuffs and | stripe, and other designs in pleas- wrist straps. All sizes. $1 49 ' ing color com- ' binations eeeeoeee eee eeeee * Values...... Special -Tuesday ........ Men’s Sweaters Knit Ties Heavy cotton Coat Sweaters. | Men's fiber Grenadine Ties, in with targe roll collars, tn sizes | plain colors, stripes and heather 38 to 44.’ Gray and Ox- $i. 19 | effects. Very specially 50 priced TUGRRET -. i cchemeetus C In black, navy, brown, green, purple and red. An oppor- ; tunity that many will welcome to select practical gifts. Main Floor ————— ee ___ — —. fords only. Special at.. — CO ee ee ee eee gk ER LS FI 3 . ai x, m= = OE BO Basement Economy Store o ~~ us d in and complime . . . ‘ ¥ 2 a4 the Sy ‘is: q sire Don’t Overlook This Special Offering of B O s’ c ] o'th es Women’s 2 Ben bai howiianene = oki " | “4 . of mes, ‘ - és y ~ ey Umbrellas peed.a gayer note to the gene _| $60 Electric Machines Beeeetines in Lausanne ie ~ Two-Pants Suits or Overcoats socio svodet $ 5 98 ~~ _ Writing Preliminary Drafts. : @ Good duality* sik vail ® official scribes have beg . brell it) ide sati a. r task of writing out the ] At Almost p Excellent g 65 borders: ‘with ‘choice of ring fhe drafts of th . le prem Half Price Value at or leather strap handles. ¢ ' e treaty. This de lie me os Basement Economy $§ nt will enumerate the bro é of the pact’ and is being pr a 80 as to have in cone the problems which have De Wed. and also have the prelim Signature of the agreement fre Pcie Speed is now... tf ord at Lausanne. Se ob enans practically hay ore perated as a conference fa iin tg complained again thi ® *ing ignored. ‘They p rt récently that they were bei hOmati. | ap ally “shut out’ of' th WwW id Assortments of Choose C Gifts from Our Wide Assortments o Made by the New Home Sewing Machine Co. Handkerchiefs of Many Kinds q New Home Climax Portable Electric Machines, widely OVERCOATS—Of heavy material, with , a)i-around belt, muff and straight pock- Women S Pu ets and convertible collar. Full lined, in the desired patterns and colors. Sizes 8 to 18 years. ; $2.00 TWO-PANTS SUITS—In dark mix- Values. .- tures, stripes and tweeds. Well tailored, coat with all-around belt, pleated back @ A large coljection of and patch pockets. Various colors. Pants * looking Purses that will full lined, Sizes 7 to 18 years. splendid gifts. All are “— Basement Economy Store with mirrors and coin purses. ce " Basement Economy om” used with satisfaction; of high-grade construction, with ad- justable tension, foot control and complete with set of at- —the following ern featured on Tuesday. tachments. Run on direct or alternating current. Fully ‘guaranteed and sold on our { Boned Dh llednehst si | | Men’s Initialed Handkerchief. | club plan—$5 ea and $5 = month. at $1, $1.50 and $2. | Made of excellent quality imported linen, | $45 Sewing Machines with initial neatly embroidered in the long-let- — = ae o od Made bv the New Home Sewing Machine Co.; new drop- Women’ s Handkerchiefs of linen and batiste, ter stvle: packed in holiday box: seer ad daintily embroidered in the newest desi i | " “85ce each. box of 6 for $2.00 head models, of golden oak finish; light running, $29 75 * Japanese Teacloths - disc ussion and h : made with % or %4 inche hems, and packed | 50c each, box of 6 for $2.85 ball bearing’and guaranteed ten years; Tuesday, fher ta ike ae and have writt : 6 designs in attractive gift box. | Te each, box of 6 for $4.2 : — on A Timely “Tuesday O : have tec atveds eat tian th : aE WERE IP | incline bed SMA ie oe er : rer, = : : Tuesday $ .68 , | une their original note was le : 25c and 35c Handkerchiefs e Pones Haudinctchicfs S all — resses ; Integrity of T with embroidered Men's apmaniytty _ - imported, heavy quality A Saving Tuesday on T hese pect *ee ‘3 furkey des sh erritory. pongee silk Ww 1and-drawn bad “ nands primaril De $ 1 4, Imported Japanese Reagietae: on integrity of sadtieatl rien x72 ‘ee Sage: neatly hem- stitched ed Printe blue- bird and ares designs. will tub satisfactorily. Tablecloths Bleached mercerized Table- cloths; of an extra heavy grade.‘ Choice of several attractive pat- terns. Special, OR . «ce caus wie 2 cs bes , = . Bedspreads Bates’ satin Marseilles Spreads; ‘size 80x90 inches. Scalloped an embfoidereq edges, cut 8 4 OUt: COFMORD 6 smeees dievcs ° Bed Sets ae Bates’ satin Marseilles spreads; size 84x96 inches, with scalloped and embroidered edges. $7 98 Belister COVOr ....-see6. . Pillowcases Anchor brand Pillowcases: size 42x38 inches, with scalloped ang hemstitched ends. $2 50 Special, pair _........ Basement Economy Store Fifth Fieor ee ahaha bbbbhhh hah bbb eo al A aaa he overwhelming majo ‘So ig PA a will make fF Smet Pasha declared 1 4n address before the 8 oy the Friends of Turkey. ° Who received a commer ’ tae for himself and ane ustapha Kemal Pasha, sa Sart yas A would extend to th Populations remaining all the advantages rece Pee 6 recent European t othe, iat the introduction r. exceptional stipulatic ® an inad missible attack ae ervlgn rights. No Tur ta mp could ever accer ' ; ndition because it wot Sgt to establishing a stat = State, he declared. ere in the world is there , ment which recognized mo Bars the real power of the pr Ismet, “and this po all Possibility of c mn Internal and fo on i 6 ite $I .00 } hems. Each io? MRR Ager gc notbant er ae Axminster Rugs pose Gress: Sea ae @ High-gradé Rugs of heavy quality; choice of large selec- tion of Oriental, medallion and conventional figures; made with deep heavy pile and seamless. Size 8.3x10.6 feet. $20 to $30 Veins ee SS f Choice S 1 — % | @ Straightline, draped and f{ eled models, all newly arriv fashioned of Canton cre De; Poiret Twill, flat crepe, Save” # Continuing the Exceptional Offer of Well- Made Traveling § Bags sagertsnty gees nay ot ies ® ] > Ya JS ed cowhide and other leathers. Al! Royal Wilton Rugs | Royal Wilton Rugs Size 27x54 inches; in | —in beautiful patterns and colors; splendidly made and finished with heavy knotted faced Canton, also lace an 10 ton combinations and velveraa r Choice of black, navy or nes Fur Coats Less 25% # Choice of any Fur Coat, Cape oF se in our Basement Economy Store @ discount of 25% off the original prices. ‘ Basement Feonomy § berry and mixtures; will har- | monize with any col or| fringed ends. Size 9x scheme; have | | 50 | 12-ftt. Tuesday for. $85 at $ . fringed ends; shades of rose, taupe, mul- | i ade in three-piece style, in 18 and inch sizes. Have sewed fraine and are leather lined. 4 _Wardrobe Trunks Fitted Suitcases prone with good hangin Of black crepe rain cow- ment, ironing boar hide; meatly lined. “itted with ox and a S4R device. amber or tortoise —- en- Axminster Rugs Royal Wilton Rugs —= small Rugs, size Fixs Hearth size, 36x63 inches; | inches; in many colors and if. value, Tuesday, of good quality yarns, in| designs; made with deep Da le... eeeeee | at ....:............. is rich patterns and colors; fin- |-nap; will match row Sixth Floor ished with fringed most large Rugs.. $4. 50 | ends. Tuesday ....... $18 4 ~ oe rt +t eee hth hhh hhh PPP TE ET LITTLE TT ELIT TTY a eR TR AE om —_—— wE euppression of + : . a) - SEE EEE YI TIO I TIE a tre @teal a al A EETEE ET EIEESETELERYIULIEVINLIEE IIIA i pe wILIeli hem li iiiilitilililil lili ili is certain proof of the ‘ tu mi : a 5 _ -~ - Siibetnedipeatndnen a — a = — = — a anal a a. * SS fi PAK —————=——— 7 — — Pe a oe * . . : ei A _ ee —- A...
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TURE) PPI aD ” »,¥ 2 + . $- .35 eens oe “ - , ‘ =" g - ote - e - oa : : S337: o23e8 ites ; : : 23 * athe ze! ore 5 be a >. “2:9e: : y ae Atte. a iti ; : : sire as Sess. % ion ors s3% . ; err estete '3 : 3 ys “Sar CSS | : : : - *- +#ee . ; $28? vere sere tte eOeete bon sos b 7 pe 4 . a > " 3E tei : 3 | 7 sestags : # Te ~~ F. fe, Se e ust a 153 3335 _ oe tigeriis 7. *. 3273 $3 tt = Tt = SEL ast re - + J eas poe. $F) + «eee. oose - ee >" ose . : ~ . . ; “= - : =-3 ~ : 3th: + o>: Sabene Setar seeece-s ? : ices sas8 3 o¢ =e : ~ =f. ~t4 Tis +++ 4 Th - ge “ Dotan on * : sot : oc elres3 Ssi5 : = eens s~ oS ea ** ° >+* Fe +e~« ee : “* re : . o- . : er ee me - . ee oe eee ¢ ‘ee ; Pee +h} 4 £ : : > » . . 4a -e : “* “* pe # a - —— — —--- —— Bes Pi cee “es oe. SS ei Siocon onkhen tes pegs rane: > tr hss teehee tt, a ociety—Drama . wee: ip : 2 FST sees tt Se eT cise | Ht tease Sastestiest: ; cs ars sees : ; Se SE She ast Sta. 5328 “RT gat thes 23s. 'paabasel OW Then cco Rassis2 eon tes “aesanoeemet ae. a 53 “T37 Pee Be Stitt eesee testitrest eee ——__— + “rPetprirtrigess ieee TS RE TE SEE SSE FS eee latter at _ : Se I DST isrsce prPeiar | Party hi eteP eh st rs Seba eee: ebapee se at Se eS CS RRR EE ey ost Ss pre ees ; a ———e ee ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 18, 1922, PAGES 17—28> BASPROMISE TO. ¢ ONCILABLES ¢RTIISED HSTORY MEETING TONGHT ON. ‘Test of City Is How It Provides for |REBUILDING OF THE , UNNECESSARILY BESTIRED 3 ; ! ECT LI OVER REPARATIONS. Iesue "2% 0BEREVEVED, CY BIND CNPAEH Spending of Leisure, Chubb Says’ cf vuniey | tr BIHIN ly .) Three of Four Mentioned in Sons Delegates -of Civic Bodies - to Ethical Society Leader Declares Spirit of Saint ‘ Loan Now to Germany Impossible and Situation ° Revolution Protest Are Hold Discussion in C’ of C Louis, the King, Should Be Invoked in Meet- : 4 SS ; Supplementary Text Books. Assembly Hal : : ; | 3 | # | it CHRISTIANS Eactly Where International Bankers " ee ee ing Problems of St. Louis, the City. 3 ie: : K. TWO. , NE ns Left It Months A O Superintendent ofr Instruction (,enera!l organization plans forthe T inal and Missouri Pa- | : . &?¢c!#! Washington Correspondent of White House itself that to discuss oo... : Needs | ne from, ation, cial Chubb, leader of. the Ethical| measures? | 7 : . = : . Revolution, for an investigation of and delegates from various . seu? ° ‘ the Post-Disratch. ihe situation officially might mean american history text books used ir! organizations. in a meetir ye Society. in his lecture on “St. Louls, We can have no doubt of the in- | E ef , . . piright ges ‘ : ‘ ' . ’ , can Lis Vv AL +. sea il , : LUTIS, é 7 i at ie os : , ° . ; pense. . That Minorities P Cc , geht. 1922.) Spilling the beans.’ “ ‘clock ae ‘ : ‘6 , the City,” at Sheldon Memorial yes- swer, if we invoke the spirit of our | ft WASHINGTON Dec Ty ' the public schools here, stated that| © C'OCK tonight in the assembly hall , . ; ec. 18 ra But , : . ’ t Ki f that , rut the Situation iS not « loaked 1T) ne ¢ the ext boo] ew o} i¢ ed ' PY, the Chambe - of Commerce Build ter day. namesake, the great ng 0 t A > ie ,’ . . ‘ +» i) Oo > t x e } act ( ‘> ya . > , ‘ hi - & re : ‘ » * ' Wi Be Accorded Same United States Government hasn’: ;™Mystery. It is all too ebvious to ; r ' es? This lecture was the second on ‘wonderful thirteenth century And ‘ would be “reviewed very carefully in| +[&, 911 Locust street. oy ' —~ bet? ily i | C S . taken half the number of the steps those who have studied the circum- the licht of thie criticism * : Invitations to send representatives The Spirit of St. Louis’ and one/it is primarily im the interest of a ESTIMA | ED O | 4 ‘ _ ” . “ i ; Llieé if i tt) 4 Ss I ’ ° ; a’ 4 ait | : i A | J ee. oe ‘ c ~ a4 " wre . Yi erd 7 - ere . 7? + Turks Enjoy — In its policy of aiding Europe (‘which me so praca up_ to the present The three other text books to have been extended by the Genera! of a series on “‘How to gg Abin eee mg wir gm aa F enisis in Europe. There are gp | . om: ) ization.”” Next Sur y Chubb willi that we should invoke him. ow he O W RK f Establi hi ithe sensatiohal reports of the last facts The ? ‘ doors = > the world 1 ou che SPeTy) Té indicate 4 Mors . ‘ nerintendent said. The books HAAmMmedqd aid-« ' _ " ] . ti if th - . e ; > i id ’ . : rea ‘ 4 _ _ . 4 + . i . . ‘ a oe . = e y proposed -ahor al and Religious | i Organ to aid them came to the ° : 2 ast ot er ‘sear = ; Yesterday he referred to as an great ecclesiastics 1 e) U ed Rail Expected . And the “irreconcilable’’ element in conclusion then t¢} by the Sons of the Revolution re port Delegates will not be asked 7 nit : ways to at thaw latin® : Som cour 3} : | was not for the good of | 3 aha eanlaeeerteesiicn. lente +. 5... that = \ might b lere: “A School History of the United take any action toward indorsine encouraging sign the interest shown | aught that a f g 70ns Assur _ meee, ‘ ie to float a loan of a billion and a i tr any ‘ ‘ ei the previous Sunday in his sugges-| his beloved people! $ tfing the not a thing has happened or & like-;a half dollars to help Germany pro- States, by -. m seart; “Ameorten Feb e — yonteonagyttie A a ites tion of a museum here to vemuuaial Ethical Soundness Needed. | Pay 25,000, Cu , | iy to happen to trespass on their /|vided certain things were done by History Revised,” by D. S. Muzzey Fails | degree" By es ainacengye the culture and history of those na-| “It ts then in the interest of a | City’s Share to About ’ ideas of avoiding political under-;France and Germany. “Burke's Speech on Conciliatian,” by ae vy " © ’ - 4 . ; 7 . , ie. ai ‘ i. . “ ’ ™ Dardan lles and Bospo- : jing. TI ee "4 a clauses of tl} ) v eas ‘les mintary ‘ican History Revised” is distributed | 25 the improvement program is for h ae raat : blic. 2 ee society of moral malaria. We must The Terminal Railroad Associa , standing. ie nite States Gov- . - Ul ie ersaiLes treaty ; ’ ) age enefit ‘ ntire t+ there by the public. J . . iUs. “ © wae . i - . bwhich permits Fran ) ‘ = . |to each eighth-grade teacher for usc | *®¢ benefit of the entire city. : . Aes : ‘not evade the basic ethical consi.l- | | > z T ernment contemplates no loan. Con- such perm rance and the allies 1s @ reference, but the ¢hildren 4 Other meetings are being ar- “Past for Sake of Present.” Th . ye : ‘ : a . ‘tion and the Missouri Pacific Rall- urk ges ed "Ege ex ave 1 . 1 ahont |tO Invvade Germ: ‘rritorv as . : sas sag . THO CHGren Go . . OUT eo) | eration. ere m »e 1eart o by ey Sugg t gress need have no concern about Iain fo an M "4 a a territs iy a ~ not use it.® the Superintendent ex ranged by the Executive Committee Well and g8od he remarked, oiehent Prin rm * A ai ae road today announced to the Pub- . P ' os } : _ ’ liz | Lé) . ” . “ . ~ "»* sa A _ . . 4 : ait it . - - . 44 - ‘ Se - 2 as ; rs 4 i i S : such a proposal. And J. P. Mor- ariere tor a en ee i plained. The Hart text-book has bee: of the Council, preliminary to open- provided this adventure into the © ae OB. pr hawes " et lic Service Commission in Jefferson * Tchitcherin, Oviet |gan's visit to Washington doesn't |"@P4rations. ~~ ing the campaign. past subserves the master-purpose, “%)* Civic greatness must be built | : a Tmitna | Can Use Diplomatic luenc distributed, five books to a room, in eae f ‘upon that rock of strength. ,City their capitulation to the city’s mean that he asked the United ¥ sryohmngyis-stn, aia the seventh and eighth grades, tes of bringing the new knowledge to . s States Government to guarantee a| "tl those obnoxious clauses of RTS a ' ance REED ASKED T0 SUPPORT bear upon the improvement of cit- “Taking this for granted, how @re| specifications and allocation of loan to be made by private onmtlers the treaty are wiped off the slate. no * oO pase — are being bought, as izenship in our own city and time. we to create in the popular mind a costs. They will pay $300,000 of a Koay Impossible Now. overninent tone a ag Mates ceed in April, 1921. -———BIULL AFFECTING IMPORTERS Tc Past 5 for the sake of the) Ponce’ Vision Of & eeet oe to our | total cost of $585,000 for an 80-tos The situation is exmctly where Governmen isn’t a party to those celed . apre, 192] “y _ present.” Take hold of the best means to our roadway 1200 feet long. extending penal se-tions of the Versailles Cuitteau’s “Our United States” is Tat ee He pointed the difficulty of build- hand—the City Plan Commission. | from Spruce street, on the north of ing the bridge between Saint Louis, Start with its encouraging Publica- the Mill Creek Valley, to Chouteau the King, and St. Louis, the city. tlons—its booklet, “Problems of St.| ,venue on the south. Originally with the story of an American tour- | Louls. But yep mere there ate Py" the railroads had contended for ist in Venice who gat daily in a res- | cals. | We reed Im taet been, “mes payment of less than half the cost taurant on the Piazza to Baze at ai*™* nothing ——e than great busi- of a 60-foot roadway. beautiful facade opposite. about to ness institutions wherein the human The Public Service Commission: since February, 1920, will be recon- . rns Associated Press 7s Talues : N I> ¢ ‘ thie in er? a j 7) i] b : kers omn ’ USA! E, e¢ : ] | ul key LO! | , . 2 F ws . 4 om . tr -«-* } > : } . 2 used in iif la et } i¢ f t} bf , ’ . > * ; ' i f ' 4 ‘ r | ~ 4 a , ‘a l us lf ] ae ‘ Mma ' ‘ se . ~— * la Ai 0 id ea € ’ ) ( ham be of ( ormerc e ‘ ~ " it man TY) ; it } Hi {> No . . 7 ip! , ae ] aii” ik BULid T W ants Good - : Ear . ‘grade as a! plementary Sve | isi » Se ‘ ) pengaged today before the Near ).... \y ms mn re we aero “ 4 m yan ae a ) 50 conference to accord the Chris- fixed at a definite sum and aeree- ae ~ te poets Pte gua sani s ee ae S rm + de . ~ aes bill ; . Some cy ne ; : re " f ’ room ou ort S senator Pe a wl sd minorities, in all that concerns |ment made by Germany to pay th . , : cable reports from The rincina? naw ‘ ‘ — . . : . ar , si , ‘sum fixed Viho would buy a loan Paris indicate that the French Gov- ne principal American histery in Congress to relieve importers , e and high- Ife and libert) the same * ty ernment wants to know the Ameri- t®Xt-book used mm the public grade from payment of increased duties cn . : oc? as? e i an ‘ronones om, ait ane P ; ec hools _** h . istor\ ' } ; oe o ‘ ' lar rr + oe ” on ‘ : ac - ; > ae Jw j soden Beds, of- mand the same protection a , was subject amy minute te wi proposal and w ants to see « loa! acc , 2 y OW ?* . Me : _ us Sabi’ ial tional, charitable and i! All that hae happened as _— ae tiations now gene on if persisted it pyres "a patt a aT svrr pathetis In a lette) ti Sena or Reed Saint Louis and his century do) living is it in your town the best li being made by the city to get an Seventh Filoer. Institutions. e been a sounding out of European The whole situation really revolves ‘©™°F oe nao gives credit to the V. Bunn, general secretary, pointed | not make us city-planners and civic) Wt ask. ‘agreement with the United Railways. y —" ow 0 . . _* ' e , — ‘ or , Various Re VO ut) ber. ry lea Ts . Speen K - abene rp rT) 7 i } , ? "-a5% +7 re oe , *? ~ * sé 9 . v9 | onference entered its Governments and the most informal | °"°™ a ps ~s oar four years a in highly of Otis baensient sa ve aia — ’ 6 ease between | builders here—today,” Chubb \ re- Tradesman’s Catalogue. and if this is successful the hearing r wee befay - > ae . - conversations nok ne toe ara . k rencn poiicyv. The American (,0v- br a i S., i ri nry, importers on the sea hoard and those | marked. ‘Life and living—that is the not>. probably will be abandoned. ay oo —- lexercise of Ameriran influence In ai *7™ment knows the big task ahead John Adams and others and prais- in the interior through the new tar- Refers to Bond Issue But we are forcing another note. | Wrecked by Train in 1920. @robiems still unsolved. proper wav ih the reparations ;;,. and is feeling its way cautiously. To — | ™ omngtens briltent mee iff law being construed to mean chat “That is why som re } How do we introduce visitors to our The viaduct was demolished cn Over the control of th: pute AY] talk of 2 gh a al the reveal its method of approach and, P2!8™5 The causes of the Revolu- the higher rates of the new schedules, ave tele ole Aya oo ad a heard pe city? Here is a little guide book.| Feb. 12, 1920, by the derailment of a sie. 4 4 i oans an } Paz io tian seori hec ' } ‘ : . thi ; uD ¢ this a ea ation of ae. |farms of'Ameritat aid.fs prematar ithe details of its argument would be ton are described from the colonists must be paid on all imported goods inthe ‘wiket. - Aiiintttias ok Psst. Attention is drawn to our churches.| Pennsylvania passenger train. When Hing in fact is absolutely depend to make difficult the continuance of Wi® ¥POnt and apparently no effort is not delivered prior to Sept. 22. tion of th aaa Se i S » " ~| First stands the New Cathedral: it/the city entered into negotiations for the Greek patriarT) . af . a ’ , ° y $18 , 7 of the Turkish capitulations Germany. France and Pama Brit ~ program has been worked out or that The Superintenge nt declined to Sept. 21 were received at the old all, what we need is to cs a = re cently furnished In the United /rounced that because of money etrin- @aused the conference many an mee be rncetogs Til ayes aedhed \a° formuia has been devised to saye CO™mment further, declaring that as duty rate by New York importers, rey seinen aad ‘ole Eg. pa 0 States. The building cost $3,250,-| gency, it could not participate at : € € 1: j [ : t ai. - ; ; i © Aa) st siit} F 4 yA Ov s I 4 ~s ¢ ’ ii } us re. r ® commission studying the outspoken in hi , i : oi Then he sisceeiiianieaadiiiies an glee that each county in the State Mad a OES EE IL. ntee ee: eel x sis Wheel a || Thank you, my evenings are worth| which it based an opinion that if SPOKE in is displeasure ove PVE ; Omic conterence: Al he , ‘ the i ail “ ; aie .. Pears. cag repreion oo a! SSacaphiparr ange ag . “text book commission of three fmem- yw ted Police A . : BS amental a great deal more than that—in myjthe increasing use of the Twelfth of the Turkish straits. a plan the character of the reports which steps whieh imply a more active pol- } “moun olce Attempt to_ Keep ethical question involved. He was a , have hee i "4 * “ae bil , bers which chose the authorifies to Back Crowd: Inspector HAMts é. wy ® family, with my children, ‘seeing/street viaduct was to be alleviated, for an international board "ave Deen published in the last few icy of help to Europe.,on the part of ' ae es : maT cape ys . I ‘ great money raiser and spender for | / ; h he F th eet st ust’ ee used. St. Louis and Kans¢@s City Deputation at Palace Gates civic. improvement things,’ doing things, profiting by/the Fourteenth street structure must have bbards of education whlch do ‘Copyright. 1922 Fs : ae ‘leisure.’ Leisure is life at its best | be 8@ instead of 60 feet wide. and richest; ‘Man is most man when The railroads and the city carried among the investors of the world it , _. i 7 . > ; a Z . J a . 7 , 7 J 7 J J ‘ z , , , J . Z . p a J J , J Z a , J » J J , , 7 J , a > Z 7 7 J » - " J ‘ J , J J J J 7 , . 4 J , , , 7 7 , Z , J J 7 J J - ’ a J , 7 4 J - 7 , , Z J J - . , J . - . , 7 7 J J J ’ 7 - , . J s 7 =... | eS on en ere ee ee Sid ~ a > Th ~ ae? ¢ : , : \ i? 7 “‘S- »Q . ’ Tv. swt. 1 on which wouldy be rep- aaa js ne « ffe ap? been to be- “a Unite owes = an be momentari- aer the peopies of the world and ly set aside while the Governmen? . . , f ni Mate : ' ' , . this work. onsequently, | c ‘ y 3 1 7, Germany, thé United States. to arouse fears in ¢ ongress that the here endeavors toe medjate as be- nn ohh he 1 . oO u wn ot , pte Pe pes: . e a - e ; England, Italy And all the administration was about to reverse tween France and Gémany and | would | salty anctQn and of unemployed, appointed at a huge | of incorruptible and unselfish loyalty work, we do as we must; at our! mission, where it has remained . ith | : coule co ent. ¥. reti ‘ . , Ww st; ° ering on the Biack Sea. itself completely on its policy of Great Britain on the amount of rep- °°" miete — outdoor mass meeting in Trafalgar to the commonwealth. He set right- zs lavoi i ! r I7¥} Eastern Lead Followed Square vesterday, attempted to pre- | | play, we do as we like. That reveals | out decision since. The United Rait- conf : te , . avoiding foreign political entangle- arations. The United States is a par- ” onowed. “ ete re — ™ eousness, as“he saw it. before beauty. ' , =_— , * erence has taken a fresh . sent a petition to King George at us. The standard test of a people is| ways, before the viaduct was demo! ments. ty to that portion of the treaty of The Superintendent's explanation of ~*~” : ; “\ before everything. Let us apply his) hey d their let . lished d it for its Bellefontaine Yo optimism from the reporte 4 Ac " a ets ' : Buckingham Palace. : how they spend their leisure; that/is » use r e 2 rzument Against Statement. Versailles dearing with the fixine o* the text books was made known to nM “weieel tah emcee 4 test in our own case. of a city. how !t provides for this| and Cherokee car lines. The éity America is iz "2 n=swe ‘lan +) sli . ieee ; Beh ne SP. Baetes ad se ai Sp rs crowd to re- a. ~BE | considering len@i-:2 : i - a eigeie: the clamor of the the amount of reparations and r) r - Pa e ™ . ‘ ie "2 : ’ , = P + + 4 "ke 4 + (eee. F' c 3 e- ad e i ee -onomic re- the Am iran “ r en ee what take the initiative in propesing @ set- | the St..Louls Chapter, Sons of the gation have a free hand in reachin Now, we may greatly desire the | are we provided? the structure must be bullt stronger ation of Europe. e American Government has in tlemen. Revolution, who conducted the ioe — the King, but large sections insisteq improvements for which we are go-| Attitnde of Mind. : to support street car traffic, the Masked Onjienta! ball at th. and Bagley text Mall toward the palace, mounted 2rsuUe the financial merits of the| What have we made of our oppor-| portion at $25,000. "| termination of the Turk to f R Pay Part. hote thic met : a. hat -he | 1 here, at which Ismet themselves from centuries-old bond- rns sa drop; ea in and compliment- age with a view to assuring their DOok, Britton paid, “because we hid policemen attempted to ride them °*** Bed Latttnat tea darts tne elgg enn * for” a Swiss damsels on their beav- €xistence in consonance ith the never heard criticism of this partic- back, but only partly succeeded. A Albert Bond Lambert has during the/a city of great waters; how do we} City Counselor Haid said that 7 bewildering eostumes. > exigencies of modern times.”’ pula are: Our attention was drawn huge crowd reached the gates of past week expressed some of thenr. show our pride? It is a thankless | had been given to understand that . . —s Se to the other books through word aera | He did not, however,* express the/ task to point out defects. Our shame, the street railways recognized som® a Sayer note to the genera! “ws , : Buckingham palace in time to see a | . ; ) 7 neve! Tausanne Parley Test of Patience from the East that they were belng police inspector step out. He told weightier doubt which lurks in many | is that we have again and again re- | obligation and that if it was not pre— mgs in Lausanne. Between British and Turks. severely criticised for un-American |+), delegation it must present the Minds, namely, whether there is suf- | fused to spend pur money to remove) pared to meet the city’s figure it Preliminary Drafts (Copyright. 1922.) statements. petition to the King via the proper ficient confidence in the men and/ these defects. The demand is for | would ask the Publi¢ Service Oom- ee - - . ; “UY »bt in : +} _— % af : : ave ‘ . ass i " ; : . . . - i ha Oficial scribes have begun LAUSANNE, Dec. 18.—The free- Fvacuation Effected Amid Scenes : ” = “a re . : st of all the hi channels through the Home Office. the administration " hich will spend | spaciousness and dignity about us, | rhission 0¢ allocate .Re:s : ' te “dorm of the Straits has been decided Secs ela : Ke > tory text books which were under “You're wrong,” said the leader of the money. We are driven back upon | with as much comeliness and beauty| was of the opinion today that the Of writing out the prelim-j|petween the British and the Turks of Enthusiasm and Good fire there and sent this list to the the’ delegation. “We have a consti- the gravest of problenis—the charac- | as may be added. Look at the ap-| railways would contribute $25,000. } drafts of the treaty. This doc- When it is drawn up America wil! Will Superintendent of Instruction and tutional right to present this direct | er of our government, of the people | proaches to our city by rail or road!|In that event the city’s share of tiieé Will enumerate the broad! have the option of signing it The ' the State Superintendent of Schools. ‘5 the King.” whom a maiority of our citizens have The plain truth is that we don’t! estimated cost will be . §270, 2 the ‘ i het American delegation is satisfied with Se We sexes them = og baa the lst Eventually the police. inspector placed in office—their record, their | care enough about these things. | Money for the city share is availa 80 pact and is being Pre+ | the outcome, because all America Ey the Associated Press the books which are being used ia wore them out -with calm refusals ‘ealiber and our uncertainty as to} Therefore, the first duty of a civie | from a bond item of the lasue of 7 : ; ° ‘ , ' ? te ‘ ; =" . rs, . : :. = : N ‘ > . , , | a ame nave - aoeerese wants is freedom of passage and the DUBLIN, Dec. 18.—The Union;the city and State. This they did, »... returned to the mass meeting | their devotion to the city’s welfare, evangelist is to help all like-minded | May, 1920. ybiems which have been right to send warships into the Black Jack and the authority it symbolizeqg| ™4rking five books. Of these five and reported they could not reach above all considerations of private; people to infect the citizens with Haid said that, tn view ofthe sea-also have the prelimi- Sea. in Ireland for so'many vears had %0oks, which had already been crit- ror King advantage and party gain. These! high civic ideals, formed by ac- agreement, which is acceptable t+ sure of the agreement from There is general comment that the gone back to Britain today with the icised by other reviewers, IT exam'ned | 5 I eal SE Tike 9 are all frankly party men. We run qaintance with what civic excellence | the city, an ordinance for the re- Speed is now the British have turned all the American last a the British soldiers occuvring two F RT Pr AN INDORSE our city on an alignment of national has meant in the past. So we are *construction would be introducé4 at, at Lausanne remarks in the conference to advan- the Dublin area and in its place over American Heroes Slurred._ - TRAFFIC OU ‘parties. The national parties ard run back at our first definition of civili-| once. The railroads have agreed *o tage. the military posts of this city ‘loated “vy conclusions concerning these | Ce ee OE . on a spoils system. Municipal patron- | zation—“The production of excel- pay over $100,000 upon paseage of First, the remarks on the open the tri-color of the Trish Free State. ‘™® Were in accord with previous Removal of cities with a popula-| oo. ig an annex of national party lence of all kinds and the establish-' the ordinance, $100,000 at the end door were welcomed by the British The depgrture of the ‘British seal opinions we had heard, namely that! ion of 75.000 or more from the juris-| ,atronage. Ifa Democratic adminis-| ment\of those conditions of life of one year and $100,000 at the end: Ji ; J = . } u ’ Lit re i , . ‘ 4 es bh Tir ~ a am ul a ; ' ' as clearing away the last remains of eon and the installation of the Free they treated the Revolution in a _ diction of the Missouri F emete resanti tration were in power it would be the: which make its production possible, of two years. “vad that they were being the tripartite (English-French-Ital- State troops was accomplished with slighting and minimizing mann-rand ice Commission, in public. utillt: samé. With all the reasons for dis- encourage and foster it, and quick- waly “shut out” of the ‘ ' | St Ds ‘ ' not fon and nave written them free for a new combination nr hance 2 arom -i1] —? eh Britton’s report was read at » | adopted yesterda v by the Tenth ie Peer ts et s on = HEAV } | ABOR VOTE IN AU | ®, remarking that, since | and good will. Z = — STRALIA. | | “has r y ant and Taxpayé€rs’ ee ' } 1 oil with America. P _ |meeting of the sons at the Chass| Ward Improveme! We received no answer, they ag Bony ype ceunltl tntenditia aft the ra ag nebo herpes sare. pyste.> |Hotel, Saturday night. A resolutioa | Association. It was approved afte: SIMS FOR MORE SUBMARINES | FEWER CONGRESSMEN NOW | Latest Returns Indicate Laborites A their original note was lost. British were identical with the Amer- eggs gd abet “te . x Pg was adopted calling upon school au- the board of directors recommended ARE VISITING WHITE HOUSE Won Largest Nassber ef Gents. . Integrity of Territory \3 to the docks. Richard Mulcahy, thorities for an investigation and {e- | co-operation with the City Counselor 4J ere , N N, : — : 80 Address before the Swis® tion before the werld. ° British post from > 0 Fey ann The resolution continued: “We creation of a @raffic Coane was ma speaking at a public meeting yor WASHINGTO Dec. 18.—~Much alist party, is safely returned to ‘f the Friends of Turkey. @ne conference has been redpced manders. At a oO} ~ 7 — , protest against the use of any text dorsed. Another resolution — ‘tiast night. declared that the naval curiosity is expressed over the sharp| Parliament, but ony? of his received a commemo- to a test of patience between. the ei met pri pnt pow. book which maligns the memory ef | ee sete, oe by “whe som safety of the United States depends falling off in*the number of Con- a eS on HNeutenants are ¥ ; os al A Ak rrenc rish troops i ; any of the great me -5.| mobiles of habitua ab | os : : ; bol mary * ae a ae Ta! a pis re Fiery bbb § r} barracks square with full equipment. ica aide « ee eee fenders and strict enforcement of on the expansion of submarine and’ gressmen Calling at the White House Hughes stil! maintains that “his ema *“asha, sai and the Italians are piay “ Lar) ) 19 . “ahy : ti | siror : 'during the present session of Con- , EE ountry would extend to the “we think so, too..”” The Greeks Mulcahy saluted the colors of the |. ices and sacrifices by which cur; laws on revocation of licenses Of) aircraft programs & P party will be the strongest in the Populations a ' + The Russians are departing troops and the British sol- - | drivers for mpeated law [nfractions. | a gress. The dally average is about | new Parilament; other party lead- ey Nag i remaining in P at. n¢ : , ; - al the isiehsines oth se pe RE arp Rmgrice is on the “ers ~ pereenee om emg M ——_ French Anti-Depopulation Meeting. half what it was a year ago, when) 0 ee the Government : the ' io “Paes Foe At the royal hospital, Gen. Mac- ' : efeated. The latest returns a. apreg Kuro ean trea- gide lines. : Ready. the British commander, be- | ing, attracted enormo | By the egage — “PTY i: sae a steady oo was peamins dicate that the Laborites are } ing. the introduction of The Turks are determined to make fore leaving. paid a personal visit | Fifteen Britieh armored cars and a James Quigley 7 a PARIS. - 18.-— vl rec . Yi from the Capitol to Mr. Harding’s) with 34 seats: the eee ore Se ee 3 oie Stipulations the world understand that the e~ in tiee conatdie containing pensioners. number “of Irish armored cars pa- parted “ce sagpetmen wuz* 9 ated nin ae formed National Child Committee, | ofttes. : | 37, the Cou i 26 ee hi ye able attncn on; man Bmpire is dead” and —_ oo many of them veterans who had trolled the streets to keep a clear Ia., to visit ‘ nes sal tn xe » : aten | whieh is to co-ordinate the many &S-| The cHief reason is believed to be Liberals three. : ‘ae aoe —"g No Turk-) new Turkey will not a 0M 2 ed fought under the British flag of path for the troops as they marched = friend whom he jas not 6 nectintiacin dmuteitagh a camnpetasn | wend that thas HON Senne - cou ver accept oo . vereignty. ull : : 50 years. ee ’* Wendition and a er a " oP breaches of a pees rode many ports of the wor id. Before past Gen. MacReady, who had taken in es Quigley notified Peck that | against depopulation, held its inaug-| make no “lame duck"’ appointments. unt to ~o hg Agia ~ Zionists they departed the British troops! up a position on the northern quay ing for a visit. but @i1| amnantan th is tan) A considerable portion of each house . . DS mtate yp aeemamyy a State Plan $350,000 Fund for Zionists. hauled down the Union Jack and!side. The troops everywhere were he was ct sr Sho Hae roe 3 ech ural session yesterca) belongs to the “lame duck” class, LONDON, Dec. 18.—-Prince : a 8 vi ee oe, nn cae’ 1 Mo.. Dec. 18.— | the incoming Free State troops im- loudly cheered. not know w | ‘bonne under the presidency of Paul) which can get nothing further fromthe King’s youngest son, will be oper<_ | " or is ere a ‘ ~ , 10., : ood nat ae . friend after 50 years, Peck " ; bes yisted the Irish tricolor, The embarkation of the» troops nize his ‘Is Minister of Mygiene. The the White House. ated on for appendicitis scon, : Which recognized more |The Southwestern .Keren Hayesod, mediate!) hoiste« t 4:30 o'clock in. wired back, “I'll be standing under | Strauss, : ) ms | + eee Pe ee the real power of the peo- at a conference here yesterday, de- | — ne pn dar Nt mn Ts ren, 6B onsen Pac orem reg ‘the depot clock.” eearrapet gs athawe gr ow gp Paneer | FR ee Papen, a aroomenion ne a ree sc ng brea gi , : ™ Ismet, “and this power |cided to raise $350,000 in this dis- Tacks ane They were born in Portland, N,|trated aga apt Presid George years ‘the D oe # _ooeo™r-----rrrrrrrr”” nee ee ee neh BR BBB EBB EBA AAAASAAS ae ng nnn nn rh nnnn.4.6464444446446464444444644046444444400000% — a ee lm Ce ~ a a a = se ee se rd velveteen. vy or brown. ss 25° © t, or Wrap - “ a ~ —— 2 2. eee eovevee-w-----””” ”»*- —, , unded their sirens in fare- Ss use 813,- nge his mind. breaks troops. slsscmiais | week aunain transports started off.| Y.. and parted when boys. Peck 's Eighty thousand babies out of pa raster Soe ; icsvi 900 born last year @ied before they| rule in one or two instances ! : secon ‘eon, w 4 at Mechanicsville, a short aanlen wit ba | Terk. am ¥ Possibility of secret trict to aid the Zionist movement. } Dublin. In a : \ ourl, The British eons. and aye oe pan Rng sae PB ovewsonn along the quays to North Wall, with Gen. MacReady left later on board a/a banker “os ; “ed: ids. were t year old. is certain proof of the de- and Southérn Mlinois : their bands playing and colors fly- British cruiser. distance from Cedar Rap A ve te. ss ¥
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18 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, } | ame a — a eed ieee + r ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — CAN SHAM ENDURE? | | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER We hope that when the President and the Gover- Des. 18, 1878 | mors go imte conference on the state of the country) ‘with regard to probibftion laws they will be moved ‘by a sincere desire to discover the truth about the laws and the attitude of a large part of the people ob ‘toward them: that they will try honestly, uninflu- enced by politica] sham and cowardice, to anderstand why there is disrespect for the prohibition laws and why they are violated so extensivelr c mere ther the dis- teehee peeve snes Sila corviaten in con- Y. Anderson in the “True Life Stories” section of Sun- nection with their enforcement is the fault of the Legislatures which adopted them. /[t is & maxim of law that a law not in accord with public opinion is A BLIND MAN’S MARTYRDOM. proved. It ts gratifying to note this appalling con- Judges and the legal profession going to do about it” Will they finish the program? dar'’s Post-Dispatch, brands the judicial machinery of this State with shame. A poor laborer, helpless and mutilated but honorable’and making what effort be can to support himeelf and a wife and three chil- ; - +> . “i not a law and cannot be enforced This is the com pa mon expression of the erincipie in this country dren. after six years of lega) fiddling and court delay o - . sé + > as - Lord Parker. the eminent English authority on ‘uris- and after winning his case before a jurr, is dragged 4OTUG ar , ta Ashe > is eee Vv : a 2 : ‘ ; J a firme that a law which is numerots!) back to his legal status of six years ago by the Su- pru ence. a @ [? So. . : : ss —- s* _ - preme Court; whose opinion tn reversal can be re- garded from the standpoint of common sense only as foreign he merits of the case. Our system of judictal administration ts an eight- violated is not a la® These maxims ™ that formulated public opinion and unless | with public opinion anc is generally regarded as righ its essence is it is im accord law in to ft and itu enth century machine assign meet a it is a nullity—the people refuse to obey it and juries © ce ~ ach assizned ~ eet the demands fuse to enforce it. In all the history of mankind Of twentieth century conditions. It !s clogged with re : | . a: . ieee’ J 4 . is s -—— | MS wre fw re P 7? 74 7 ; cow - 7 it has been impossible to enforce laws creating crimes the minutiae of formalism and sophistry. While science mame and address of the author a offenses of acts not inherently crimina ‘ has and commerce have undergone a metamorphosis tn re- ‘ ’ an as ae Ua - as _ . - | } re . Farrington for pledging — wh creat body of citizens, including not only Can be Drought about without legislation is a question. part to the defense of the tndicted min - aen a ; ; oe ae ; ) The 5urt system neecs an eo rr ency dir tor Ag 7 = ? “OU . : "ste © | a is as 2c] a+ — ' . ers in the Herrin case. but vour com- the lawless and ignorant. but the so-called better ele- = a rectc AS a : baie m . : * - - . =e *y +} 4. Ai-é — aithenw hw io eam te = ~4 eB mont Om the siuen fund raised by the ents the best elements. who are as a rule law- Me ene jugciCia! ther has maintained a priggish Tt Chamber of Commerce te get CS rofessiona!l contempt for efficiency innovations or i . abiding treat certain laws with disrespect anc haditu- Pie sesstus —s — a ctions is lacking. Isnt Farrington ae & _ i Sr as been disinclined assume responsibility for re. @ in self-defense? These miners ally violate them, the amthorities sa ee ae . Cr, kaa ad , i | = - forms which. though of reral benefit. are the exciu- Just came out of a long strike. and consider the character of the iaws * are . — Tt ee general benefit. a a tewe and work for sive business of no individual! treated and whether ther are good laws and wo — bus - h could they secure counse! for their “ age which they are entitled— uniless the organization of which they a members provided it? Or do rou ve that the Indicted miners “sm of the courts have not q where the peopie take the las rublic good or pubiic the laws rather than in the people The examination may well begin in Washfmaton an make +» im the state capitals. where offictais who lief 2 of Tilinocis’ moet brilliant i¢ca! a Meant haeini ~~ — "yd | laws and officials who enforce them. from the high- Su-‘ering . patient. helpless Joe Sommer and his , . Tia —. - * = oy — fam } n h ve ~e*e>r in Tain if th 5 w i> . Goes the editor get the idea of ect to the lowest. violate them. How. under these - faMiuy Wii not have es in vain & tRey dvecome m- an alleged “involuntary” assessme’ eumstances. can the people be expected to respe the / strumenta n ringing to our judicial machiner' ates 3% , . ‘ : a ‘= + = > Porveah = micvieu ? 3 when said assessment was duly levied a‘ laws or enforcement officials to enforce ther wha needs—a >rough reorganizing and speed- a State convention of the union com- a brs i —™ —_—* ™ ‘ . " e; -= rs = 7% BD Ss Dé — ~ i of duly elected spokesmen of the There is no force to legai wromes anc siamis & v us local unions? That word “in- never can be T? the President and the Governors — coe —-— r- ® . . . e : — — ~4 he + 4 ~e YT rr4§e ‘ — * 7c a . ™ _faets. isleading an grossly un- 29% . ‘ na cava ehe ten *¢ . . : ‘ - - -. — fair In the name of fair play. Brother conference will make progress. vands sars she isnt discouraged. Of course. had she 4 pds ) wees oniy succeeded in getting seven or eight she might . do not allow yourself to become wg one ° 4 a te mnt , I 80 for convictions in the Herrin “Forger Adjudged Imsane Escapes From Prison have accounted herself a disma! failure. as to te present both sides a Siete ‘Ne 4 _ moans ooo ee =: nly wre Anvbhody observing a man lauching heart » bin - ) | } ip int him out to the police he American dollar dropped back to par in 3 am not a miner. nor a member of Self will please point him out to the pol , . bh | . ' Amsterdam Bourse the other dar. for the first time ' any union. I know personally both car eo * - ; a : for president of the Illinois Mi: - - z = . more (ean ee ars .2e Majority : Amer! ~ Union, John Hindmarsh and Frank SENATOR PEPPER'S CRis. ANCE. ‘ans are hoping that their dollar will eventually im Both are’ friends of mine. Tbe United States Senate seeds a defender ‘ike ,. .. par in the United States. ood that John L. Lewis. na- Senator Pepper. Who resents its being held up to my Fs tional president. U. M. W. A.. is support- Ss Caeser HMin@mateh'’s candidacy. If thie ta, cule and denounced as incompetent. fosthe criti PEDDLING POSTOFFICES. true. will not serve to aid Hind. cism to him is painful, for it helps to bring the Sen- It is a mean dig at good old Republican thrift fact is that John L. Lewis / ate “as the tpper chamber of a legislative body” {mtO which Representative Thomas W. Harrison of Vir- of a om mar ro am i ala contempt and degrades the office of representative in cinig takes when he flashes letters and checks which : men dy his tal and un-.., eS a ; . . = \treatment of Alexander Howat ex. * council of ambassadors from sovereign state > - tha 7 -_ > ~~ - —_ o > ee ** me . nb 2 iTnD ; 1L?@G Sales over 0 tBe tar? or? refer to “nvolunta cme weer i. iff ring any un ry asse6 '? +" nt. ef . . ~ > dD " e. : : > when there ts The very finst act of Senator Pepper after taking ..; ... entciae cine ch! pera ¢ ™ la ie nore. > . . P po . ne ~ aiita iit s weit z= Wiuicn ii he Jarre ‘Dat @#iects ' | . the f office was to vote for Truman H. New- " o MARTIN A. INLLMON epdtes « : . eae - Seliiciee Republican Presidents and Congressmen. Whar, then. —— berry of Mictigan. whose seat cost close to $250.00 , — mi ag . . since ther cannot induce Virginians td elect Repub- This vote he cast purely from motives of partisanship cone te Cansren aad the Witte & ould t 4 =F . : — = ~Ue-* 26s sein wy alie mouse, Soa0Uz uot . It Was necessary to save a Republican from expulsion ,, Pye pea a 2 :phold - . the office-hoiding recipients Of Republican faror in : from the Senate for corrupt practices. and Senator sie: igllillitica * the Tights of the public. As one of contribute a fair assessment to : Democratic territory Pepper never wavered t the many inhabitants of St. Leuis who + ; ect Northern Republicans who will vote for the have been compélied to submit te the The Senate ts what its members make tt. not an astt? end aubsiéy arabs? 4 . . . = t ~* CG rhe & “ 7 : trust wartime prices. pilus in- institution to be Diindly venerated on principle Noth- “ There is a code of honor among politicians. and the 3 protect us against their care- to be ing that has happened in rears has caused it lavuanéry surance Jessness. T would tnmquire a= to what steps Ree * 3 ‘ public is its victim viewed with ter d vor than the conduct of the are Deing taken, tf any. by public off- : o— cave nee — corawen — oe : cially te correct this state of affairs. I= epudiican majority im the Newberry case. [n tbat The 1920 census, though the most efficient on rec- the Chamber ef Commerce tnterestecd tn @atter it is still unrepentant. though sore under vunr- ord. cost less amd was completed sooner than pais lowering the cost of living tn St. Lou's” ishment has done nothing to place a check on , We knew met t arya tare Cam-we expect any help from them while , 7 | A » mated. We know not to what to charge this breach . Newberrrism or regain the confidence of the ceun- .¢ ,fticehalder otthia — — : the laundry owners are members of f GriicecoGer s asics uniess to “Democratic in- thetr organization > try as the enemy of corruption in senatorial eiec- -ompetence ’ 7 ™ . | , te . Peastbty the City Counselor will stren- tioms. Senator Pepper's real grievance lies not Swern Leonard Wood is doing good work in ; | people, and present against the public which treats the Senate with less the constitutional con- probabir th . ‘=a +f ~ a? > linn? T - : = on time to avoid being “bawted | 8D =e cemands. but against the Senate the Philippines and Leonard Wood's press agent ta | . the Mayor. as happened after ° Whose sins he is in part responsibie certainiy doing good work > : _— — — - ——— ————————— —— — ——————— LS odie motorious gas rate. decision 4 ’ = : — - : - State Commission. The State of has solved thie “service” im.- What will Missouri do” ONE OF THE VICTIMS LEE PING. OUT your article about the tion that courts are sacred. Veriiv faver the justice and financially fi re Suppose i ! | : ; it » rd ~ . oe et ZY y F » - 4 at: = ak PVT | whi. Apert Ctreuft Judge David H. Harris, at the State Judicial | | Conference last week, specified 17 ways in which the administration of justice in Missourt could be im- fession from a leading member of the bar. OConfes- sion ts the prerequisite of reform. But what are the The case of Joseph Sommer, the blind laborer whose | futile struggle for fustice was narrated tn detail br Paul : ' ~ ee _—n Deal is whe? we v J a Md ” ~ ¢ A PO BE RE EDO OE OE 6 8 OO OM , > — ~~ haa? es ay Or ot he eo ae a ee oe eee 8 Oe Eee ee « et A ee ee ee a 6 er. A 7 o—-* ener eee ‘* —_—— PT tee Weed . - SHUPP’S | GARAGE | TO THE ——— — - - - VICTOR BELONG THE eee = ie Sarmosky. who witnesses © ‘ w het water on her neighhbe RO ree Be he ee Wee ee ee ——_— _ NEW YOR Christmas Carts. | is the message that I bring & ign't everything.— Words are cheap, and times ar _ hard; : this little Christmas card, ig @ good joke that Mr. FE Hitchcock is telling this w ome Palace. It seems that a m » philadelphia shot two ietter c a. the other day. under the i that they were Confede \w oo P — * ; rn a . jt may interest Mr. Bugs Baer aw that all the vauderiliians ared ing bis wheeze. One of the hear. is telling the story abe ONE ietter carrier. 4 Pa eee ES oe * ¥ : oe et ard . decided ta. marry the guy when I wore a dress artful med to bring out the color eyes, he never said: “You kn ought always to wear biue. J - color.” broke the engagement becar ver 1 made a bright remark gure to say: “Thats a geod liz e did you read it? MYRRIY.. as ” — Ss a ‘air: { wanted to marry her she never said. “Oh. rou ibie.” Pahe married a fine upstand : r whe believed. or said he the world is a pretty good p Siive in. after al. R. Rh. Ww, : : ~ % PT married HER because when — - bs her to she said yes. = HIGHLOW J4cK. -— a ~ = ——— > ae : ~ ' There is a cood dea! of discussis ~ Reet “This Freedom.” and it occeus ‘324 ws that if some of the women w . ot in most of their time discucsiz ‘ Rint tether 2 woman can have a tb by m= carter ard a home lfe wow i> in talking about #t, they time to have either (rr ma In the \Miercer (“ounty i ‘owmrt. MI been found guilty as a comm At least. so the papers sa phical error. probably. fe os Rondeau . y good would ever do which the flesh tmpels bim ¢ righteous life. when led. will — 3 my Bo excess of vice. Do no . / h é A | I R R ma deed a saintiy man would 7 \ N T - Written for the POST-DISPATCH A ” ; ¥ 4 t i By Clark McAdams Pp L B [ | ( O Pp ie Good. the Beautiful, the True : and itve your whole iui — a through ons : . : ed by those ill-winds ti AYBE at the conference with Governors THE WOOD CUTPFER. BIGH COST OO OS an blow of the states w! Mr. Harding ts hoiding LL in the’ pale goid autumn weather From the Providence Journal : Nobody good. ihis wees someone Wii té@ Che I Leresiuws He takes his xe and goes F ROM an elaborate array of story of how breweries were Once suDdsidized vy re a She eh ; state. This happened in Germany. where Where the whispering cedars stand together tion, Federal. state and local lend. nor borrow. beg nor = =. | _ : ' ; : é ei a4 : wi Jock! aterat a - — . read salacio book Esch “he state sought i sh drunkenness by en- =. cass — — * National industrial Coenference a So, Liquor! yt -y low : ; - Where the hen ‘kK branches swa . : — aS, si1qGuor. siow iraging brewing therefore did subsidtz ™ fuced t last ye ~sixth the ' — a ig ee Through the drowsy dreaming gas the re. fF aw th. Be friendty to your foe, e mading ee : Eee rate gher still ‘ional income was diverted into Gz «@ anybody share this ‘view? mparatively temperate ratior This will in- previa eR ; : Nobody ? Good! est th Presid 2 Satna ged a: on >» the rocky h This is almost three. times the he A . er “ ider s submer > rE ‘ ‘ -_ +h err or re oe , hl . - . s =] a“ a I, ; ES. ime iin beth the mat r ef subsicies and ; To wind-thrun 2 pines Gve ¥ he combined costs of Govert ment | epee” * -E ficult, nforcing Volst fore the . PRP ent the « os "ficult of enf ‘ Pi ‘ stead sw on - poe a _ a and et en ti Wwal - — of rms a . mma . : the youngest dau ¥ ° ° ° Echo seems te nd boerd on the finding is that “the tz hMesed—From “Shock.” —- ~~ ~ its toca — 7 - - — oc . “a lroad sta’‘ion agent os M{ *s les “ r — " ° ' 4 ‘ teat t e depot. One day the agent had i7 calls 4 Where the Stitmess a. = = elligent consideration. of ‘course. yn: “You will be ¥t . 7 i — 8 .- . «4 . « ing day he had 43 calls about one train and . | « thortty should pause may be hard d wae : scold oni¥ one ticket. The third da e answered Now and then in his cutting ‘here can be Ii mg in a ? dw PF. We ia ~ . . *_ _ . . * Ty > Ay eS a . J = = ~ : 5° calls and sold six tickets He pauses to ‘ook dow: when one dollar Sit of every si = r’ , : “aR et i Over the cliff-side jutting Sow 4 >. said, ‘Is that, you, . . ° the cliiff-si juttin is taken for the support of Ge : g. the mght when May wds tele | id 7? : > — . ° a : +e ' . -— . oe . 7 Tack Blanton says: “Japan has handed the To the tiny valley town has been reached if not already ¢ ec. Psy wx 4 \Sao » : - a 3 ten - : * \ a ee lig —_. ning aig ee . netic: and the floating bine smoke p.ume— 4 . . oad shows that ae’ tants, back to China. She has evacuated Viadi- Mae, | COMMERCIAL RADBITM land, Ore. 26 +a ie sees the winding Trivers sheen . «9% years ago: rostok and allowed Russia to resume her swar - ~ —— eA F as i : : das = 7 = qa siiver *h read a our bers rT Cii@ New York Herald. Sa ¥ *r Siberia. Japan did these things in fulfill ns Same agp igiome Sh ei , - ie day a nice youn jarried ment of obligations she sumed under the Ver Twixt threads of goid and gicom. . q HE price of radium has gone xfs ——s Prog yee ment of cougar S si ls 2 . - ie. alll RA BAR A ARC Tag 0: = —_ . a Bey sear ¥. surprise, eailies treaty and under the Four Power Alli- And e murmurous trees above fim low level af $79.900 for one a. keeping up behind Ses | ——— : Winter, bdiea) ms, ng u r 4 ance that was formed Washington. She has antag 09 a - nae: . gute {if there were a pound of PPed both hands over her - ’ ev iT Lim . : 2 net only righted great international wrongs that ae Oe ee SS ee ' } I 32, mid “Is that f ™ aa din And kiss his weathered cheek. world its value would be about $ ‘8 ‘mat you, Chartie? in all probability would have led to future wars ' - 5 ann’ a , me didn't feel so merry: but bas at the same time earned the distinction om = however, considerably less than ® ‘Suddenly remembered . : . . 1 ; , ? 1] :.°r _ P - ehas _ 3 of being the only great Power that is willing to Ho t love to follow afte ; .rnual production ts 35 grams, and Ga ‘8 name was Jerry 4 . ; % . nt _ > ‘ re - — +s4 o SC live up to the agreements of accredited dele- Saeee — ro ha pe cea i a i pound approximately 452 grams. Ge eR 7 . - . — -7 + T ~ rhe — ‘te » ~ee —s . bad > e . . But I am a cash customer always.” protest- Me the opinion of the Radium Company ar -- T?v¢ * on ~ © ed the patient. “I want to pay now Sir: Absolute truth must be infinite in scope: 4 pliant has been erected in Belgie “All right, if rou insist.” said the other. “Ten the infinite in scope ‘s not comprehensible t® ‘.- 3.560.900 francs which in size ame) dollars.” human reason: ghe quest of absolute truth ‘s greater than the several Amerk “Ten dollars almost screamed the cloak-and- not @ reasonable quest. together There the new African | suiter. “Why. for $19 I conld hare had a doc- Reason shows us that mrsteries exist in the treated. and American capital wis tor with a «ilk ha’ : scheme of things by showing us that it cannot 2 evelopment \ larwer supniy . - ..& * > tee 48 . - ' a e ° e e otherwise. We can depend on reason this greativ to be desired. for as & nrerest« % i's a 2 ‘axe av a far, because the same reason that shews this to ava lable bi Ances# are better ery simpie pia for heading off ‘stile State be true shows it to ve incomprehensible. It something definite abomt the uses to WF legisiation.” sars the Monroe County (Mo.)} Ap- fairiy shouts it to us, “Thus far shalt thou go he put Some of its functions in a ’ ki} +» ‘ —_ . —— —_ - a nn hen OF PS: : a peal. “When things begin to look threatening, and no farther disease are still debated, but sobody Oe they pitch a dog law, a measure to remove the bounty om hawks or something equally unim- portant imto the midst of things and get away with their bacon while rural statesmen contend over the chaff. Ninety-five per cent of every session at Jefferson City ts wasted tn this man- ner. What the farm bloc should do. ff one organized this winter. is to agree on two or three really important measures and stay with ‘hem umti] results are obtained. | Senaration of State and county ‘ares would be a good goal to se. ft would take away frém a State board power over local assessments and make every county 4&4 law unto itself so far as taxation and real estaie valuations were concerned.” > = - AFTER MANY DAYS. MADE a little poem once, long ago. Ané@ toesed {t to a swallow, firing low Tt caught upon his wings and off he Mew Tn loops and sptrals merriir . Into the bine And after many dars that seemed long years, \ bimebird brought. it back all blurred with tears’ Ah, then I knew ft had fulfilled ite part And found an echo true and clear in someone's heart! RXR. G. EB. gf | Comes néw Plinthourgos toe defend the con- fused conclusions of Democritus. He pleads the infirmities of the flesh. “Thus rolls the world away,” puncturing the unfverse with tntervals ef emptiness. Tt ien’t reason. 7 z. There seems to be one Missour! Congressman whose attitude on the liquor issue satisfies both sides. This is so rare that we submit the fel- wing explanation of it from the Deniphan Prespect-News.: “The wets and drys both claim J P u- bright, the new Congressman from this district. The wets claim him because be never did teil them they could not do ft, and the drys claim him because ofthe dry record he made as 4 member of the Missouri General Assembiy while serving three terms as a member of this county. Mr. Fulbright says be ts not in farcr of Congress undertaking to enact any law that ‘'s wetter than the Eighteenth Amendment te the Constitution. for it would be held void oy the courts if such law was «eracted. We home- folks of Mr. Fulbright know that his public rec- ord has been consistently on the side of tem- perance and high morals, and we are not afraid but that his recerd in Congress will be im keep- ing with his record at home.” ryt ite. potentialities are c it may make things possibie dreamed of. that that : /aen i BROOKLYN AND THE EU From the Mew York Werild. HE police of Brockliyn were a masked Klansman a2 Um the Avenue vhere his appearance had been paster, and the police of ths would do weil to give any member o alr his view ing at Washington iself how tmpractical tt is for Then, toe, ft must be rement Klux @epends for ft attra =i? ef personne! and purpose. when = vertised sufficiently by fs own organization of unimaginative bits, its opponents will have ** as ' - 4
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- Se m= om btOry ae ene a oo a nue | Tee ee — MOR te ea A” * a . ed eed Pe oe 2 Petre. TNO ee Se Bet Rr te AO Oe DET, ee GOVERNMENT. irna i. ray of figures of taxa, 4 local, prepared by the prence Board, i ts ‘de-— -sixth of the gross na- ted into tax channels: 9 sen the proportion that verriment called for be- ment of the conference hat “the tax bil! in the. ing inroads on the eur- xic progress, and threat- th seb ” » RR he; _ Miss MARY SLOAN. ee i i a ; ‘Social Items Ee Miss Virginia Lee of Mr. and Mrs. Paul son avenue, Webster ce, Parker C gZoston. will ! pre-nuptia! Oe ee ee - ~ Jones, daught Jones of (; roves. Hat onored at sev rosbyv e hh parties Mr. Hatch will arrive on Cnhrist- mas eve, and on Christmas night Miss h erin eck ill er a buffet supper. broth- bride, tertain Pau! Jones Jr.. dav of pat “a buffe Following following . > oyVern » rH? The .* a. cir on ow AAs : rs. Jones brk ill remain for a Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hatéh of Boston, pai ts of the bride groom. will arrive In St. Louis De- os (hristmas Lawrencevi Lawrence- James paratory Sc! | in J hich includes son of Mr. and Mrs. Waterman avenue; Lambert. of Mr Bond Lambert. 2 >a7 James Lea con All ert Hortense place, and Roger and Bl- y Candy. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter W. Candy. Mr. and Mrs. Candy sol4 their home at §& Kingsbury mlace about two months ago and are occupying a suite at the Bucking- ham Hotel this wi They re- -ently from in Ash- (;eorge and Mirs "?o? ha : returned a visit Jefferson Moss of nue was hostess at today at the St. lub. honoring Mrs of Tennessee, who Mrs. C. W terrace } mother Bullen, of 17 Washington The cuests were a group of Mrs. Gar- iends rarties for Mrs. Garrison till be‘a l-ncheon Wednesday at the St Louis Club by Mrs... Howard Kehde of 4943 Laclede avenue. and a dinner Thursday evening Mr ind Mrs. George Whitelaw at their home. 5291 Westminster place. Mrs Bullen gave a luncheon Saturday in of her daughter. rison's fr Other honor Misses Willie and Elizabeth Dyer iwill return tomorrow from Smith College and spend the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dyer, 6370 Waterman ave- nue. Other St. Louis girls returning from the same college are Miss Mary Sloan. daughter of Mrs. James M. Sloan: Miss Beatrice Kroeger. daugh- | | American ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Kroe- ger: Miss Alby Lewis. daughier of Mr.and Mrs. J. D. Perry Lewis: Miss Helen Rule. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rule. and Miss Pamela Harrison, daughter of Mrs. Join W. Harrison, and Miss Mary Francis Dickson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dickson. Cards have been sent out by Mrs. Ralph Thompson of 4311 McPher- son avenue for a luncheon she will give Dec. 27 for her daughter, Miss Martha Schurler Thompson. The members of Miss Thompson's class at Mary Institute will be the guests. Mrs. Edward D. Meier and her infant daughter, 6054 Pershing ave- nue. have left St.-Louis for Toronto, Canada, to spend the holidays ; , ster Groves home, have apartment in Hotel Biltmore for the), Mrs. Henry B. Little of Newbbury- port, Mass., is the guest of Mrs. | Johnson, 4941 McPherson avenue. Louis Hager Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hager, 3456 H@wthorne boulevard. has arrived from the Uni- versity of Virginia to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents. Miss Lucy and Genevieve Moloney will arrive in St. from Trinity College in Washington, D. C.. to spend the holidays with their parents; Mr. and Mrs. Moloney, 6309 Pershing avenue. C.F. | T ©O.' holidays with her parents, ‘The date for the WEDS W. W. ROETTER |Marriage Saturday of Former Governor’s Daughter Orig- inally Planned for Today. HE marriage of Miss Elizabeth Pi sane Major, daughter: of for- Gov. and Mrs. Elliott W Major, 4319 Lindell boulevard, and William Wendell place at 10:30 morning at St Church, the Rev. ficiating There Robert Simmons served Mr. as best man and was the tendant The bride wore trav- if and a corsage of or- mer hoetter, took o'clock Saturdays John's Methodist Ivan Lee Holt of- were no guests. Roetter only at- her chids. Arrangen a wedding been made for ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. but the cou- ple changed their plans ind ad- vanced the date They departed on 1 noon train Saturday for Chicago where they will probably remain un- il after the holidays, and upon their return will reside at Ranelagh Aparime 1ents had This morrnri Ma gor’. the nounced the bs NI ISS lays. an daughter, Hays, and Charles Marquis of Mr. and Mrs. George Robert 6209 Washington boulevar weddin,= has not Merre son Merreil. heen eT Wash- has served as Miss Hays was educated at rsity and the Veiled P Te?T de rophnet pail a’ Country Club. ‘FRANCIS D. PAPIN, FORMER NEWSPAPER MAN, DIES Heart Attack Fatal—City Editor of Globe-Democrat and of Repub- lic Several Vears Ago. is D. Papin, 48 Years cit oid had le was seized lav after? ‘ conside sweeping snow fron and overexertion is aused Hie Was city © tne attack - . e ' lito? (yi ’ : I? 7 when it was sold to the Globe-! crat. Prior to bec of the Republic he Same position on ti He was for a . ? crat. | “Interstate Groce! tion, and for the ‘ connected with the Jr. Advertising Co. as a He is survived by his widow, Mrs Charlotte Niebling Papin; one son Julien. and a daughter. Marjorie Funeral services will be held Wednesday residence. The body will be cremated NOTED HEBREW AUTHOR DIES tre A fenc) 3" JERUSALEM Yahuda, nc Saturday been at the 18. —Elieser ted Hebrew author His sudden deatn completed what Ben- died came before he-had was to have been the largest te- brew lexicon, five of the contemplat- ed 10 volumes remaining unfinished It was chiefly to the efforts of Ben-Yahuda that Hebrew became the living language in Palestine. he modernized the language by int: ducing new words calculated t adapt the old language to present day life. At the outbreak of war Ben-Yahuda left Palestine fur the United States, where he conttn- ved his scientific work. He turned to Palestine at of the war. FUNERAL OF COL. BRADLEY * 4 due re- MONTGOMERY, Ala... Dec. The funeral of Col. Alfred E. Brad- ley; former chief surgeon of the Expeditionary Forces in died Saturday. litary honors at Arling Fort "Wednesday. ‘ollowl at- France, who will oe held with mi ton National Cemeter: Va... near Washingto: Col. Bradley died ng an tack of illness while visiting a broth- er here. Col. and Mrs. Bradley were en route from their home at High- land Park, Ill, to Arizona winter and stopped in Montgomery to spend the Thanksgivi ng holidays Myer Los Angeles, Cal... formerly of St. Louis. and Harry Wallace Sanford of San Francisco, Nov. 18 At home cards were enclosed for the Ritz- Carleton Apartments. San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dallas Helt- zell. who recently sold their Web- taken an returned the winter. They have just from a month’s motor trip in mountains of Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. A. Werner of 812 Eastgate avenue will be at home to their friends and relatives Sunday evening. Dec. 24, in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Miss Jessie Bartraw, general sec- Louis Wednesday @retary of the Muscatine Welfare As- sociation of Muscatine, Ia., will ar- rive Friday to spend the Christmas, Mr. anda Mrs. F. M. Bartraw, 3840 Labadie avenue. Miss Bartraw was formerly. Mrs. A. B. Crowe of 501 Westgate | superintendent of the Wesley House avenue’ gave a bridge luncheon Sat- | urday afternoon for her daughter, Miss Carol Crowe. There were 00 guests been re- marriage Announcements have ceived in St. Louis of the of Miss Alma Ashiock. daughter of it rm ‘Settlement in St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Prenderga™, 5008 Raymond evenuc, will have their sons, Edward and John I’ren- dergast, with them for the holidays The bovs are students at versity and will arrive in &. Leu:s Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Ashiock of | Thursday, the conclusion, for the, of Bonita, a Spanish cafe dancer in | | b.auty and | Creizhton | EOE FOR FOUTS] FLYZABETH JANE MAOR.PRE-HOLIDAY FILMS ARE ENTERTAINING Policeman a Hero, Valentino in Bedroom Farce, Bebe Daniels as a Moth. RAGIC chapters from T a policeman form the pl rt the Name of the ee which the life basis of “In Law.” a melodramatic fil featured at the West (apitol The ters. This effort to oliset the effect ight and comic treatment ruardian of the peace which come to be accepted almost movie traditio: Here we have more than 32 climpse of the more serious side of 1 policeman’'s life, and to make this more convincing we have an insight into the domestic cares which rise to worry the beat walker after his night’s work is done. In this in- stance the policeman is trying ‘4 rear two sons and an adopted daugh- le paying off the mortgage on This him rather his troubles multiply when away at college, is and the other gets the way of a fired by his a bank is being robbed but not until after sev al thrilling complcati both ms are exonerated and the guilty e punished It is a timely story ’ and the cast is ade- of the has as a ter wh his home busy and one of his sons, accused of theft keeps bullet father when the end, ons, told. these theaters alto edyv, ‘‘Mud bur- he bill at amusing com Laure! #squi “bliooed an Triangle Again. young and Ell ts of domestic compl! good advantage at the The Lott uiced expone! ““po- + ryi¢ is mot rinailit’ but if moves — 2 bh : . he: . *ie.s..* ‘ ° y and Nas peaullilu. settings. e have the bus husband “ife who aspires to a neer s'a es Caree!l opera s leads. pv the situa- “gets away follows the call of am chieves a measure or the operatic stage. er*husband. robbed of her compan- hip, seeks solace elsewhere ther women's” ~~ kr? OW’ TT ech tha wife ccess On while entry upon gs the wife r domestic obligations husband is prepdring to sue for vorce when the wife returns and due! of charm and wits she her rival and wins back one feat ire of a triple the Grand Central Semon, in “Golf,’ funniest comics eve by this versatile fun- The third attraction ts an and novel program the stage by the Washing- ton University Mandolir ‘lube. maker amusing sernrTed on pre- Glee and Vaientino in Pajamas. The Liberty and Rivoli this wee!) are offering a Rodolph picture made for the Ur Valentino iversal corm- but new to It is called “All Night is a bedroom farce transferrec screen without the 7 ii@r in his career cleverness nd aUudas ity 4 ae FT py od to make Carme! inine role Avery it snappy Myers has the leading fem- Valentino's acting abilit cannot be questioned. We here have promise, not his voung married reasons a glimpse of his though broad farce best mediun A s pie. [Or early e comecy is cou- wish to tm copper magnate who is isit them On business press a rich Oming to x. the T)se|t tTneir the eve of servants desert then Valentino and Miss Mvers are cast in the roles of visiting friends who agree to impersonate the newlrweds while the latter assume the servants. This pretense carries them further than they had intended when Grand |! ; conspicuous back a | the | role of | )OLD =COMEDY STARS Weber and Fields Return W ith Good Support and Excellent Vaude- ville Bill Weber and Fields. those prime funmakers of a generation ago, re- united again, are the headliners on the week's bill at the Shubert-Em- press. made their greatest hit, the poo! Same between Meyer and Mike, tn ; which, as the rules€are laid down by Meyer, “the fellow that gets the money is the wins the The old-timers still invest this famous contest with a great dea! of humor, though their voiecs have not the earlier carrying quality the frequent chokings of Mike by _ Meyer are done wh middle-aged | conservatism. The headliners ap- /pear again in the revue which con- one what game." and airs cludes the performance and put on | their imitation of Roman gladiators. The bill is entertaining throughout. There are several excellent vaudeville acts, including one by Charles T. ldrich, which literally stops the show. Aldrich has a quick change act with rich comedy trimmings. The costuming and senic investi- ture of the several chorus presenta- tions are elaborate and beautiful. and agile. . ; + ; , . at Reldwin's, 12111 Clive Ft. ne _ ss . - oe fh, eetT to ¢1 en - a ———_— 2 a ———— Capable help for your bome, your ‘ effiec, »our stere or your factery can be feund ) with your nearest druggist. threegh Post-Dispatch biggest hit is their | there is that well known Van, from a suspicious- | received | Pheur | DOMESTIC COMEDY, BOISTEROUS | AT TIMES, AT GARRICK THEATER “Nearly Married” Centers About Di- vorced Couple's “Elopement” to Patch Up Quarrel. Domestic comedy that satirizes, sometimes rather bolsterously, the Woodward Players this present Edgar Selwyn's “Nearly Married.” The action centers about a lonely roadhouse, where a young couple. unaware that their divorce decree had been made final that morning. are marooned in a storm while “sloping” to patch up their recent quarrel. The “elopement” is inter- farce. ‘rupted by friends in frantic pursuit to “save the reputation” of the young woman, who is about to spend the night at an inn, unchap- eroned, with a man to whom she had been married two years. Pians to save the situation by re- marriage are complicated by the ar- rival of a young woman seeking her fee for serving as corespondent -in the divorce proceedings, and _ the venerable device of juggling rooms berves to reopen the matrimonial quarrel, A garage fire that destroys all but one atttomobile on the prem- the legal phases of matrimony is to be geen at the Garrick Theater, where, week | ises eventually operates to clear up the tangle. Hazel Wh*.: cra and John War-_ ner appéar as {.+- principals in thé” and Frarn- matrimonial encounter, cesca Rotoll as the divorce case spe- _ clalist: J. Raymond Brown is seen. as a Justice of the Peace. The play- ers were greeted by the usual Sun- day night capacity audience. —— ee ee g@ California Educator Dies. Ey the Associated Press , BERKELEY, Cal. Dec. 18.—W. r. Reid. former president of. the ‘niversity of California, died here vesterday. + > PT ITE Sod Peed Lode Lie 1 ee |. pen ae © a oe sete cate ay mt Departs January New Orleans. HaVYana and ing Palm Beach. St. Augustine Departmen! of Tours Matanzas permitting your unlimited stay in Florida or meturn with Party visit- Jacksonvillie, The Old Battle Fields near ‘ ‘hattanooga. Party limited to twenty people. Write for booklet and full information. 4 ™ FiFTHIHIRD Narionat Banx~Cincinnam Personally Conducted Cruise by MR. & MRS. VERNON HINKLE FROM Winter Snows to Summer Sunshine CUBA-FLORIDA TOUR 4, 1923, Visiting in Cuba. Key West and Miami, Lookout Mountain and 14-18 W. 4th $t. 413-415 Vine $i. _FROSORLAT SEearee POSITIVELY THIS WEEK ONLY RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY INSISTENT DEMAND THE VOCALION RECORDING ORCHESTRA ERKES’ BAND } DICK BARTON Conducting Attend the 2Oe Matinercs Three Big Attractions’ ‘ENTER, MADAME” Matrimonta]l Drama With CLARA KIMBALL ‘YOUNG AND ELLIOTT DEXTER WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY GLEE AND MANDOLIN CLUBS —40 COLLEGIANS— LARRY SEMON in ‘“‘GOLF”’ A Comedy of Errors NEWs— TOPICS—ADVENTURE GENE RODEMICH'S ORCHESTRA Starting Saturday—Wondéerfu! WCSTCHOLYRI c CONTINUOUS MUORMANCE THE PICTURE WITH 4 SOUL “iN THE NAME OF THE LAW” STIRRING HEART APPEA!. AND TREMENDOUS THRILLS COMEDY—"MUD AND SAND” Dave Siverman’s—Biliy Kitts a Christmas Week Program EROES OF THE STREET’’ ATON IN “THE PALE FACE” CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES, DONATED BY DR. JACK DEMONTE DEIMARNcARDE BALIVIERE Triple Programme—Benefit Week BY The Shakespeare Study Club and TIMES’ GOODFELLOWS To Help the Poor to See Merry Chrtetmas HEART’S HAVEN With All-Ster Cast ‘‘THE BASHFUL SUITOR’’ From Joseph Iserae)s Painting. Joseph Sheehan Co. offer a selection of Christmases Carols. ars ga ORCHESTRA Matinee, 25 wiry -600 *TIILDREN 10c ALWAY i a ae TSF — ———— SPECIAL PERFORMANCE and Informal Dance, to 12 MISSOURI THEATER 50 tr cent of proceeds after & p>. mm. JESDAY night will go te the Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival Fund Informal dancing in the sps- cious lobby which accommodates 500 couples, from 11 to 12 MUSIC BY | YERKES’ FLOTILLO BAND ee eee oe ee wwe ee eee PPE! ie AP car—threvgh Vest-Disaptch waete. ¥ your once or tease te wum)i * Thriiinn » of an al THOMAS H. INCE SAID: “I am atill gasping and inarticulate! I coa- gretulate you.” BEGINNING WITH THE MATINEE SUNDAY, DEC. “DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ROBIN HOOD” 7” Pap peer 10 te atinees, te att, See Pershing end et Baléwin's. Fs Phone Cab. 616 for reservations PERSHIN Delmar at ‘G Hamilton “VeoDgiry i In “ALL NIGHT” * : Leaver ‘ ee ee OD prey Ee 2 , — . . + 2 te el I SE I NO AEE Re Me ot rr o « ~ P ee as 0 Set ~*~ ee — “ — . . » = _ ene ee ee ve at ee Semler OE en ey 1 nae = bl stately ~- ~ - —e + _ ee - - ee 1 ~S a 4 ve Bee’ |) a fi Ui. "arse HY a a) ou Tet 5 Oe » ate r a ee riya “a i ‘en ae : fe a h by . ? ¥ - Oe = Bs Sha = sa oot J ‘a * - oe hs” = A ; BSS BOP ASE GS Ny © ame 8 oe a ht ae
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Pee oe . het » ee. gee ee ~ ; wee we iP ae apatite. el —e I ot I Sr A _- 20 * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH The CONN ry _. | IN ONE HOUR! You Can Learn Te play a tune on a CON’ Saiepbene. Many with neo pre- Sieuws measica! cxpericeace bare @eone it. Exctusive features ef the Conn make it the casicet of all wind inetramen's. Conn Saxophones, $70 Up. On Sale in “t Lewis (nly at PIU CO. 516 LOCUST ST. ee ee et el Post- Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station os He wes in tudent phining operations. > The City Cire ulation : the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Approximately Equais f ame of oo _ fac at the acamedies of fine a! Jaily Globe-Democrat and ihe limes Combines. ts in re ety lef rograd and Paris His menta! rangement is attributed to injue -—* is a suffered in en automobile accider'! 1918. which necessitated two tr | Saxophone | Daily Schedule On 485 Meters At 9:40, 10:40, 11:49, | 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 3 Monday Evening— UNLETH MOST COMPLETE MUSIC MOUSE & ST.LOUIS : Dine and Dance the Old Year Out With GENE ami His Rrunsnick Record Orchestra at the 1AM LST at PIGHTERNTH mer plate. Thence, Bowent 3400 rn. tL. MEYER, Manager _11 P.M. to 1 A. M. Visiring Pomme —Sreria! ~_* " RODEMICH| a’ ESR eo No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies a TER Hi Cry Fruit Cake 75c Ib. artmen?t «2 ready for wour Chrisi Supreme (vur Bakery Dep i8 unih Lawer ‘ akes. Asari ed Ta ( axes. . bs £ ” : j . Vince Pies ami art liene of Spec Baked Canstmas (‘akes Christmas Special, 3-pound box, $2.50 | —--- Supreme Candies Where social obligations demand the greatest care in the selection and pres- entation of a gift, Busy Bee Supreme Candies f11! these requirements and are » stimctivelyv appropri ae. ~ 2 aa $1.25 Homemade Assorted Chocolates A most tempting variety ot (Christmas Chocolates. of the most SY a rT? mest assorted Chocolates, Bon- as. Caramels. Nut-Patties, - ‘mint Kisses, Nut Chips, Nut fies. Gum Drops, Fancy Brit- les and Cocoanut Candies. This -laimed the best and most popular Melk Checolates, mristmmas is the happiest day in Kiddies’ Calendar, and so for this oc- casion Santa and the Busy Bee have pre- line of candies im the 60c world. The pound Kiddies Box O’Fun ’ — SLU. -> pared an attractive 2-pound box oi a ae Are Candies Busy Bee Candies (G67. 6th and Olive LARA PA AD PAD PD A PP 617 N. Broadway eo) 1) Dee | meee ee eI A. A. C—O — — Ses sd BIGGER THAN EVER JOIN OUR WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS “MOVIE clue” Saturday Gave Us the Biggest Single Day Our Business Ever Kaew. Seven Days Betore Christmas, 10c GETS AN ELIA N WATCH OR A SPARKLING DIAMOND Thousands in St. Louis are wearing our Watches, Diamonds and Jeweiry. bought famous “Movie Club” Plan of only ten cents down. This is No. 32 of these —you must be one of the big family. We Are Showing ee: Wonderful Vah UY, els \' ttf Prices us No Interest a A - [lins and Two Hours Defense wneeded by Faster and Yo | ers Were Kept Busy Protec Than Half the (same By He In one of the hardest-fou sol Field in sevérai vear Vesper-Buicks played tw ¥ na lL. >. champicnship ganz ten 90 minutes, neither eleve ‘ods also failed to break tf . Whe largest crowd of the se 2 peering 5099 paid adm isele the contest and the which featured the to the battle te nati gnpionship banner was raised Kiel. while immedi i er George Sisier. chamsg ter of) the r presented 2 cuD ho Tate Brady, the ci ’ manager. : > aad )%m addition there was the dr Everything in Bienen Jewelry—Rings, $11. 75 to $400. Bar Pin In * ps for an automobile, the prog we Sat which Truc Studs, $18 to $200. Ear Screws, $45 to $300. Cuff Links, $7 GME cece to che family of the late — wtiean former manager of the J : ¥ The winning number, 183 | held by William R. Runzi. 3 » Eleventh street. A. J = — WRIST WATCHES THIS IS THE o $12 to $275 tg Sn then back pa — * : bert Smith and E. Selle did . Tet a SILVERWARE - eee —_ oat » And then came the game it Rogers ane ( ate mantir Piate Jap yee eer ‘For the idleaied part of the & ¢ : a \ + A nit Ferks and “peens ‘om Richelieu Peari niete “Sets in ( heata malf the advantage was with ‘Seu llns. Hewever. in the secs ; mhanter and during the two 4 a iVORY WHITE 4 the Buicks outplayed vv "rates | TOILET SETS s ay anienion of Getaee dl nr (sees , #Z ni oitien Oo. 5¢ r' ’ $6 to $75 412 Ni. 7th rompers: _ buodrede of satiefed custemers “T atm more than pleased ~ “T am wel!) salisfed " “The singer carnet be any better” “We are thy delighted.” Are en’y a few of the praises I recefve . Os>eree are etr eg and health. | end fi ‘“eTee cern, frtre wet'l ther are 5 to 6 months © Thetr traimmg ts dacked by 35 ef expertence. with eniy one aim *® preduce high-grade singers cee combined. 1427 MISSOURI AV. ST. LOUIS, MO. _ Le pod a ) wre are 'rée e'fered for sale Thetr wondéerfu! seng Pas fen the aé™miratien eo a? y Ny Y Former Soldiers Arreste i rar so \@iers a : ,e inf vence ‘- +hea arm v are more fne rollers t! full oz ™ mr heusge than in a)! other pending a complet OHN ORLICK towilcs, > iin ‘2 in the tfwentiese The 7Sc, The OKeh Laughing Record is the world’s greatest investment in fun and good humor. Get it for Christ- mas, it’s a gift the whole family “ Feeateworth Biseutt ; the Abbe . _ Bteters; ‘he arema* Aer - BUY IT AT CONRAD’S You Can Get the Best of Everything at Conrad’s Without Paying High Prices. >. Deliveries) ~--.. «. Is “ th .. (-ranrd and ’ “henandeah Tavier and Deimar pee Sth and Locust (409 N. Eighth St. ) CHOCOLATES, ib., cre amy centers, heavily Compare them with any others sell coated with high-grade chocolate gitt purposes we especially recommend a _ferman s | = Goad Lesion Stace ~AZ? Crier and Vernon The Baliviere and Watermse Delmar ead Tiemit ry 4 5 pound boxes. For A FANCY BASKET OF FINE F; UIT is more aeceptad especially to - fine Fruits from Conrad's st. Lours specializing : tively with the finest rare jJowntown stores, 8th #7 relat ‘invalid or pa A sari than a Baske: Conrad's are the only stores in packing them artistically and attrac- . tropical and seasonable Fruits. (Iwe Locust and 6th and Chestnut. $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00 and Upward to $25.00 FANCY BOX _ APPLES Jonathan. York Imperial. Grimes Golden and Winter $2.73 Banana: box Spitzenberg and Rome — SS Beauty: dex Delicious: the finest Appies grown; dox Choicest Florida | - BRIGHT, JUICY GRAPEFRUIT ug¢ | =. 3 for 25¢ - = 2 for [5c MORRIS SUPREME BACON For Christmas Conrad's Own Make FRUIT CAKE ~ . i¢ . cde ana > Se t=” 7Sei— | NUT MEATS Pecan Halwea. Th Vealeet Halves. . Valeecia Almend«. Ib Springerie. pound Ptefterneusse Drops. pound ; Lebkuchen, package Christmas Mixed. pound 30¢ Campfire Marshmallows, pkg 13c chops and steaks. | Ne NUTS | Pound 30c: 3 pounds 85. Se Soft Shell Walnuts; 2 Ibs.. 7sc: Ib. 38c Soft Shell Texas Pecans, Ib. 40c Soft Shell Almonds. Ib. 27C e115 Bieck Waleets«. ib Large Washed Brazil Nuts. Ib ‘ Larg: Naples Fiiberts. |b se] CALARAB FIGS, PKG. S4c}alorange, --~poaenaga Ssejand Fig Buds... 49c No Christmas Compiler GOLDEN RUSSET CIDER And to be sure it's good, buy it at Conrad's. Less quantity, - ‘s ion lots, gallon Golden Dates Net the ordimary kind, but real juicy. soft, delicious. Only at Conrad's C Pound package Conrad's Have the Largest Varely in 77 Lowis at the Lowest Possible Prices. Putied Figs: ™ported irkiso ef Lebhuchbem:c at 8th St. Store only Packages 26 ¢ [Wards irom Imported wena at Sth ~~! re | a . — o Aa? : A ee? + ‘A “ ap engender age Tlade ee ue —— and fig Pudding. c Soeent Cheese: Asperagus Saher | lh abdDdy's Mazm- for auto radiators. Pees; ¢ She; extra efted Se; fre sifted Ueported Ma eae ain es orted, pound Mair ee the west price G - & &, car. a“ =T. Le = cA se ] *» 47c large bottles, net : $1.75 Aleohei; completelr denatured gal Lon Old Styte Rye amen large loaf can, We: smal! bit more speed. _ Senilins Forwards Checked. | The Scullins’ passing on the fj ‘ward line, ~hich has been one of ‘mein reliances of the club. was exhibition after the first perid fact. Brady's forward line co: mrdiy be called such. Branni Reoney were badly off ce ihtold made somes ghod crosses fret half, but thereafter he ing wiidiv. eatefore the Buicks’ front mot been not for tts but yesterday McCarthy's rt every bit as good at this pi the game as the Scullins. ittle to choose between k and backfield lines of me aggregations. | That the battle was a mighty lwin Wimer Boots Open S | @®er the tears had battled up eG even terms for about : the Buicks put on « MS ferced a corner. McCarthy ¢ Ricely and a chance for when the ball was booted upright Two minutes missed «a hard chance. efter this that the Seu Tig =a tO outplay the Buicks. minutes a hard shot from “ay Was cleared. Then the hed again and attempts at Rooney and Schwarz m ons. | _ With half an heur ef Diay Missed a wide opening ®& cross from MeCarthy, the ball past [qe et. fell down on an of “— before "he half ended. _ Starr © the second > *,) period. Sarted with a rush. . _n apPeared badly off finest peried, eame to life what he is cCapabie eof He was ma kin ng fine 7 enter bu? the center 3 men What Would Christmas Be Without The Railroads? Es Next Monday, the cares of business, the problems of WY =(Ovlierman made « nena political adjustments, the discussions of employers = ihe Be: Soe nk Goeee 2 “¢ with employees—all will be temporarily forgotten in : meen"? were ‘unable a ‘the celebration of CHRISTMAS—that one day in all ; the year when good cheer rules supreme and the hearts of men and women turn to making each > rong defense of After half an hour had he} tried a long shot and stra. + + min-, eat ° la ~ ye Je t of wh made a good save. is Elevens Exhausted. ng the firse of the extra Beth teams appeared to with the Seniline show! More (han the Buick you we re Bur ‘ae, cociier . hai’ o other happy. bs feet’ y & hard ery ra Bor, The discussion of Christmas is hardly the theme for the management of a great railroad to use in one of its adver- The fruits, candies, and toys which the little ones take from their stockings early Christmas morning; the automobile that will bring joy to all the family; the new furs for mother, the piano for daughter, the pipe and slippers for dad—even ¢ the warming fuel from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama coe! fields, and the dinner, from its celery, olives and oysters from the Gulf Coast, to its Kentucky or Tennessee grown ST dee Te Re ee at the Sutnelenad & Meeting here reete “ent organization was Paris. Sherman. Ar were TePresented at wifle « OTsteana sent e ie a2 read~ te join « ~omcditione. HH. A. Dupuy saggy Present, and annes en take over the (ireenvil - TRwate. Mineral Wilts, they give i up. steming!y assured a ~~ 't wae said, two > The POST-DISPATCH is the enly St. Louis evening aewspapes givimg Associated Press uews service.
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*"y, bought with Our ese Marvelous clubs : Jurs for : 50 | thers tp to s tao rates Nie arth is 83 il a ad ae aD ee a od od ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1922 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Our Leading Socc 7 er Teams Kicked in a Week Ahead of Time With Their Christmas Ties’ cullins and Vespers Play 4 ‘wo Hours Ww toa 0-0 seded by Faster and Younger Men, the Nationa] Titlehold- = Were Kept Busy Protecting Their Own Goal, for More Than Half the Game — Two Extra Periods Played. By Herman Wecke. ~ "Jn one of the hardest-fought soccer games witnessed at High | Field in several years, the national champion Scullins and | pyeper-Buicks ee + ag hourg, toa 0—O score, in a third- U. S. championship vame, 99 minutes, neither cleven ode also failed to break the crowd of the season, admisevlons, the contest and the cerc- ange 5099 paid the day nations which featured Fito the battle the ip banner was raised ly immediately champion Kiel, while ter George Sisler, of the A. L., presented th: ie cup to Tate Brady, the manager. me addition there was the drav- charn- vesterday, had tallied. deadlock. : Scullins and Vespers |} To Meet Again Sunday a. HE gare and Vespers will meet in nother game, pro'- ably next dine to decide which of the two St. Louls professional elevens will advance to the fourth Following the regula Two extra 15-minute i ie Defense Saves Champions To Play Off Cup Tie Score; | le i i de i i i i { Bowlny Champion Whose Title Is Threatened by Challenger | tle Yankees Expect to Close Deal for Jake May Today Weaus A Battle of Failures. At Least Four Yanks Will Go to Vernon as Payment for Former Cardinal. NEW YORK. Dec. Chance means to have baseman for the Boston Red Sox when the season of 1923 opens, and, according to reports that drifted in from the Hub yesterday, ing here to the Yankees man. for the Chance wants Norman McMillan. the tall North Carolinian, who was) | the only Yankee yearling outside of Camp Skinner, _to stick with the team last season. McMillan at third base made a great name for himself with the | Rochester club of the Internatioral League in 1921. With McMillan at at short, Fewster at second, in place of Del Pratt, who went to Detroit in the deal for Ehmke and Babe Holl- ing and George Burns, Joe Harris 18.—Frank | a real third he is com.- | and George Murray | third, Mitchell umn. N the average, the match- maker of a boxing club is not worthy of his hire. all unwittingly, classic, Now and then, one arranges 23 while thinking he is put- ting one over on the public. For example, in Tulsa, tonight. some local impresario has ar- ranged a match that might well make the average fight fan groan. gut taken by and large, in human interest it may prove something of a masterpiece. This will be a 12-round engage- ment between Carl Morris, one of the first of the ‘“‘white hopes” to spring up following the defeat of Jeffries by Jack Johnson, in. 1914, and Fred Fulton, the ring giant who once had a large following until Dempsey and Harry Wills flattened him. This will, therefore, be a strug- gle between men of once high bu* now blasted hopes: men who at one time were near enough to the peak to get a glimpse of the championship Vista, but Wo a the winning punch that Cliff Brady added to the slub last year, the team will be fortunate to reach the final. [If it does, prob- ably it will fall before a foreign- born eleven from the East. Cliff was the real pivot of the club and the best man in the for- ward line. When Dame Fortune handed him a broken bone she disposed rather effectyally of St. Louis 1923 championship hopes. . * > Vespers More Promising. the Vespers | Y¥ ESTERDAY played in a manner that promised more for the future than do the Scullins. They were faster and had better endurance; they displayed more fire and am- bition, although sometimes short on combination play and experi- ence. In the major part of the 120 minutes they fairly outplayed the foe. But the wise, men who follow this game from week to week feel that the Vesper players are not equal to winning a national] cham- pionship. Only surprising devel- opment on the part of two or three *' the Teams Coached b Former Stars to Battle on Coasi Bezdek, Warner and Spears Represent East Against Hen- | derson, Kerr and Dorais. By Walter Camp. (Copyright. 1922.) NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Christme4 football on the Pacifi- might be brightened if the of Califorkia teaa Yet from the varied football @sy>- the athletic treat to be fur- Pacific spectators will be well-nigh unequaled. ‘ These who attend will have spread before them the methods of Hugo Bezdek, Glenn Warner and © _W. Spears as representing the styic« of the East as opposed to the strat- egies of Elmer Henderson, Andy Kerr and ©. E. Dorais, representi Weert. Few know what a, world of fod ball thys array of talent represen#a. Bezdek began his career under ‘“‘Lon- and New Year (Coast »¢ star University was to get into action. standpoint of tems, the nished Coast a — PO ne 0 ee is A Oe Ny ee ee ee . omen cae a etn, ey mam —— a ——- ~~ re . — Se et TY mT mai uk ie oe wie Sd =“ + — CP Asagt GPE ea Pa slipped back before attaining the Summit and now glimpse only tie outlook of down-and-outers. = — 7 nie’ Stagg at Chicago. He cut wide swath as a coach in the By- cifle Northwest and Inst vear at duced a team at Penn State thas ‘checked the invasion of that gren: Southern team, Georgia Tech, displayed one of the best-roundi or Babe Herman, the coast young- ster. at first. the Red Sox, the Bos- ton critics seem to think. will have drab fast , io 32 automobile, the proceels totaling more than $4509, mato the family of the late Pere former manager of the Len The winning number, 18217 by William R. wr 3742 round of the United States Four- ball Association cup competition Rules of competition state that a tie game must be replayed the following week. Officials of the league will hold DO. Bar Pins, inks, $7 to $45. IS THE PLAN | hin week— Me ext wee, men can lift the team to title heights. Most St. the Scullins in the forward against the Eastern _ » . eenre* - - . ™ — ee ee ee ee ee OR ee newton cee Rene ot ER ee eR ow -_ Louisans would rather with Cliff Brady line battling finalist than infield. May Huggins case of both men there set redeeming qualities, but also in both cases there were weak- In the were to Join Yanks. Miller vesterday said pest uml «© of UP ¢e £4. Bleventh street. A Kruse, ty ’ , | . : = Die aa : mt hieher than 61. and andes ‘hs and E. Sello tp hte a meeting, tomorrow night, to de- =~ ee * | ; § | Saas Se hat the deal by which the Yanks nesses that caused both laughs depend upon the Vespers, even out systems in. the “Mant Bowe asain, O8r, Sr. Yes cide about bringing an eleven Pe. Be : ire to get Jake “lay, the Pacific| and jeers, according to the view- though they defeat the Scullins in iz . on Warner Started at Cornell. © Obits; ae Warner began his can Rule Still Obsolete. at Cornell as a plaver, then ag ec UP soccer game: they | coach he made the Carlisle Indiang™ ' are conducted under English ‘terror for all college teams and in) observance of that | recerd at the University of Pittsbs which prohibi‘s has been as fine as that of any ce substitutss in for general year-after-vear consist. injured. Mneée> |ency in touring out high-class team," man 1s hurt hig C. W. Spears started as a Dart oppoee the foe | mouth player, coached at his Alma’ f two are hurt, |Mater and then went to West Vir: ginia. A year ago his methods there offered 2h were in the making, but this year he: man who can find a sound reaseun | developed one of the best elevens ij this for existence of such a ru! ,the country. nil a straicht blo It's hardship alike on the bk Elmer Henderson from Oberttn club which loses the eerrvicts of tas made Southern California one «f the unfortunate player and on the the teams to be reckoned with : public which has paid to see two ©°#St football and one which stands tcams cqually manned competc, feCond only to Andy Smith's remark- brought As long as we continue i 9 ve |@ble band of football warriors az no as er men came the game mere for a Christmas day game. oast left-hander, probably will be| ) Signet Rings . Efforts also are being made tc s 4 r tore It the greater part of the firs. | ‘losed toda. ) ju Pear! Necklaces aap 6-55. ee seo 3 x is said that four, b ri r) a at ron o u t fi t he ' re fo r t h a “> , f - ‘ “me . the advantage was with the . . : ' ¢ spies Pages & ¥ a s pe - ) ie - VOCUS eee ‘lub in the ill be sent to the Vernon and during the two extru former Car- the Buicks outplayed the champions. It was only a exhibition of defensive piry enabled Brady's men to come it with a tie to their credit. ia appeared in better condiuc ms their rivals and also owned 2 speed. , Seullins Forwards Checked. The Scullins’ passing on’the for- line, which has been one of the rellances of the club. was not mexhibition afier the first period. ewect, Brady's forward line could wily be called such. sgrannigan m Rooney were badly off cour. He made some good crosses in half, but thereafter he was wildly. wore the Buicks’ front line) mot been noted for its pass m, but yesterday McCarthy's men. ever drew compel regulation from using player is affair is shown by Scullins had 21 ithe Buicks had 19. ¢ ? a ' eo for Brady’s men came in the fire: ES IRS SS ee: ee . A 3 eS now period. That the Buicks were go- PES Sie fe. eal eS oes ler ing strong at the finish ie evinced by ~ ES. ey POS ie ee ee ae 3 “a x the fact that in the last 15 minutes they had five shots at goal. om) pee .one for the title holders. In matter of corner kicks. the tage was with the McCarthy) They had 13 to six for the Scullir - ° . lead. men. The « 8°42? Slouin's Blouin staged one of the most markable 1e-hacke in tory last nm ght. To all appearances, the Blue Islander was a beaten bow!l- mark. Smit T@T}- allenger's tot l for 40 games is , ‘ ‘ narhk ‘ most of it would get contrary to Scullins while the However. most in Scullin terri- Col tenpin his- course (sibbons. ders, is not of the Philade!phia for meeting Dempsey. attitud f son conter ] > asking a presen er at the series half-wav ‘ . ] mint in return him bs Against a eats: : In act. his inan desires ar r like the Milwaukeean. vetera ——T I «+ ' . 7 I " 7 iaiien rs r ~ looked forsw ~ rr ¢ i iM 7 > led pinne ontooke} 9 points New Croni- rough rules, In Akron ts et the bearts ’ , ‘ae ‘ * Morris Was too iopsided trimn Frat } ‘ thea Ove rie recover’ nothin later one stage very same rea- >) 2 € ~*~ holder. “~ Eo cane a I a esteemed + ¥ Like Cut Fer quick and enarty selling we offer a veautiful gold-filled. 15-jeweled move- ment Bracelet Vfateh:; = $13. 75 50c a Week handsome mor. een ~~ or >* Ass 4 at eci aie . 7 EE ‘SMITH SUSPENDED BY BOXING COMMISSION | A oa até ! YOR hk, 40. The Commission has irs at amoneze if¢sSmani, Ww) New Goal kicks the suspension in- Throwtns Foul throw-ins EO Fo ey = catenin PROGRAM AT FALL RIVER ELEVEN IS ORLEANS CALLED LEADING IN AMERICAN SUE TAUSE OF RAIN) LEAGUE COMPETITION La. Dec. 18-— | NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—The Fall | of the very few times in River eleven is leading in the Ameri- | ef horse racing today’s can Soccer League competition, with Park track here la total of 14 points. Bethlehem ‘s) the gst contineous third, Pa‘ir- ee ial i sd at is § eault of .Tommy’s victor silat endnote left cere he Fulton at Brown Named Cc t Chicago American League clob. ha’s| a hard shot from Me- backfield that kept the Buicks from aban, . : gad + Me Py is iow t Billy Miske Guy iat ain Stanley Coveldsitte onan left the ring for the ee P ain. been purchased by the San Francisco. ‘Was cleared. Then the play’ scoring. The Buick halfbacke were *" — tops3 sed by the sudden other night. Anyone that can pound he te as " ™ Heh anne itchi son, but was persuaded to return. | SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 18.—Har-|Coast League club, and will Play for again and attempts at goal|beating the Scullins to the ball, flash of the title Instead © Miske the wavy Gibbons did even | - coon: Aliens erat ae This time Morris lost on a fou! |vey F. Brown, Feungstown, O.. was|the Seals next spring. He pitched) wane Gchwars minced iall the time, while the forwards of| being far in the lurch. everything |* » but the center men were | While Ryser of the Buicks was hard- 1991: Blouin, 222 pion, has opened a popular cafe just TAKE LEAD IN DOUBLES ues to beat with hope as long as he = Mentioned. A schedule of | _— yay tees nt at 1 ‘. | to challenge again for the America’s FAIRGROUND JUNIORS. 5 » WGs agreed upon yesterday. ° au agar he eee mtr , Cup yachting trophy. Prendergasts 8, Candys 0. y | e
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De " - . see |] ~ ' ; ‘-S or tr —- ~ hg ] . =. 4“ , ia » 4 eee ii - Trash ta ry a: oo cables, Ie ore Sot all ec 3 he ‘ a su RRM ist pra S.fi% 414 2 43 X Bou T ga'gp sa? , 82% 2 S NYNHQN aenss 72% 86 Red For so@s 00 =3qe 55! 20 21 30 Jean iter send at $18 50 eee weety was hea fe 9. S¢ per «: 0ne)— Pac O81 3 “ % S6% sage @ Go 24 pti ~ 64% © s 3 Oe = oF tl ga ; =» i206 iS NY Rvs wae. H+, 612: « * 100@20 00 1 nnmpe 2! 1.002812 OG co $271,. —2e* would probed fe 320 (choice _ 4 : cob ” 45 434 ® NOT ; ; 7 . s s : 1S +3 rer 19047 /225.00 1 5 Paw Tees ac.\y bring $20 wr - cv . Packard 43 4 435, . & va - _ , Tew> s5. 45 22° ; ’ > ’ ad . h@IS 90 3+ 7 lao > 4.00225 00 ar: om Revi 5 ots at Si — N) . lv l ) > “* ‘ ¥ arr ; " 85 “> . g S * ‘ 32 4° 7 43 3 a oD WT. ~~ =a . 7, + I Nislan : , 2 0 00 I 007s = .,_ sen oe $5 te = _ = $18, iow grade lo B) SUBJECT se . jo pfd 91 we * “Salive » to 933 aL oN & 7? Tar sg. - 92 & ar 7% -~ Ris adi 58 4° a | °°. +r... § MUSErar at 2 9.00 Sl4.75: aifalts sit; almike at S14 : ack Hawk ye $2 saaion, 15. Bay Pan-Amer Pec 8 ao.” Si% #1, — i “ H@ ¥ a, Sis B34 ey S$? = . Ss. “37 97 +P. | NYSRr en 41,4 a°@ a - frashy goods worn” © 80e Kite S@ to S1° = at Sis ct Src. es =i ta; 500 Bowyer Cy Lead & cables, 5.00°** a fo BS | so 7.) 88 - ew ¢ oO alt, 20% —2: ie "et Ss ' _— i7T% j+IJ9 N@weRe > eae ) 1B, — a. natty up to $1T for reétep at 13 Dictagraph pra” **" Bow mt : ‘ ; 7 5 ~— . . Nore » ~' on 2 be s . » ow s aad % . = West s+ 11a he 209 * , =" be PA Par - ‘ 8! YW a7 ad ‘ a "= 3s RB 2n4 ig ~ ¢% a ~. ——@® ea nec. ~ Duesen? 5. Bary solid. hel f crewna Parish-Ringha +s ‘y& — 1 Go pfd 4 ~e ~~. 2 Ae 9 Par 8. 30.) 24 aoe . 4 a ee ~ St. : i Sh and ] ~ r-nera!! ‘? te 35 Avew n> 4@) 22 Sime ot S Te og 7 9 | ye BORE Se “43 M2 209 a NPa 2 nds 973g *s uls Bae cep Pei 1900 Gif! 10 ‘to HPeTRY show: AKIA eople’s Gas 53 12% 144 eo: r Pac § - 3 ae Ik pm B83 -~% ‘Pac gn 22 >. BO & t* and Goat 0 Glad - ‘> pains “se oet = o- (par 20 | Pay _ 94 93 x >> =. Si Tam! -gs 4 ©8343 CoO r Gs ‘24 tan Slt, 82 ’ os wm 047 &2 , _ a s Sk } = 78 Beil f hey Sts before -; ND = #4 - be per crown): Pniia Lod2 0 4a 2 94 . . ‘Orla & a. —_———~ oi . ~~ > >. =» s > ix 90% An 4 : re SL rf? 4e , ha ‘ : : OL—Quate u “ HEEpP PELTs Fach: rr 1000 tiadys Be o 7 ~“e the ‘OPPS per ~ FPRMp Jones ~e ‘ * —_ % Pen: ee ac? 5 ‘ju. "a i > . 7. PF Se Sy matin. . ~ UreWRRN ‘ei az et ow. a4 ear med! : r ni 1.73 . Se! Del 5 50 JK - , = i “2 : —_s 2 nna J “ . ? > 4 Ps ~- , = 4% . (Rr a . : sly . i? Gil si! ly ar .s, 3c Sad 5000 | " aelat . Ke ‘ ‘re W + > “ a ‘ Ss ; ‘ a = *% : © ik SPT is | . _s é a » . Rar m ” 4 ti dr? ; 18 s c@sl Anteret - _ 735 18 Bec ter *.\S 30: ’ ~~ 6 ~ iG — id _ “~ £& R ~te- Tor” i Pp . : . - Sorry Ls @e . yr. 30 = & -—VC De - - ary er - ate : ce- A rrTw “ > - Yy + >) —— : oO —_ ; aed 3! _-— « ° D> + Se rl : i ot 4 er) > u = > m e . y ; an v —— . = ¢ ~Oc braid. = ; ~ * r Deun 4 ?5r ‘" ock. L009 it V mai 5le per Mark —_— 2 . fe 13 . 12°? .*. 9 2 oa a 3 ; aa a > . > -" ~ 6m) arms . - 4 - . . T 14 Pans RR . i . /~ 40 — L © wn - : af fave od ° ight ana we 1a P erg - ‘ =p 2 : = f : t ' a : ss ‘ sa PS a 8 | —- > sd : rt = s2 1A} ~ . * ~2 . q gebor-* 32 2 - - : Tis le os Sea - a for art M r ; yer 18.3c per emp t aree Ou rt 7% 30%) 1] & — = 34% 33 - *#Rie a ct ‘3 age, ae ‘ -= Penn RRe 4 aa an = 282 @ 221% 32 @ 34 Ro Su beavy eS ‘ong, oO ented. Ss. 5c te 20- era: | 500 Mexia ~~ a. . 4 ; = . PP. : @ +s , QR a ee % —_ _ 2 - : = 4 : VEA (par 20 Pigaiy vs 39%) 30 39.° * do lst pra 2 90% Sy sey — | Roda te 42) 23 «6833 os | 28 PaRR eo, 110%. tink | medium. wowed, Southeastern 5 | Ne. Pan S—Quote Ne 3 1%, Miller T ’ =WJ.3 cents per ‘ ——-. _« A | 51 . “?, a oe a >. - } > = ~ ~ Saxs & ~ - Bx QR : : : et : Q _ . “ -, FF “a J2 @ 4c. 2 “oe Stateo— 10¢: 4 an 0 * » a2°_ Sard burry, lyg@ao-. “a > Urry 20@21~ | * Sides at 10c; gtue 5c. POS angora 2000 Nobile oO “ASTERN Rar ‘oetam | ereal B& tiae «27 2 ** Se Léa fs pl “ — se oe ~~ .~ 2s. 25 On -- = af} st? SLASP ss 8 -— "Oa above — “DS Wools as Ie; ; — - at 2000 , Promote. ere ren ; ado ofd ~- © + . lie ". li _ pe. * 3a —_ 27 ~ . ~ 9 x a. ® 44 - oa" . ad ~~ na : ° - - .” is ~y > =" 7 YY cs —_ . = 3 “- ’ an- 3 Weste So Voted ; ee 500 = odie H Sea } ay og ' Same > ae : TE - 2. ; : gl 7 2 are aun le] t= *y Tear "R @md Nort Seco > - rth . *Y ex, Pred & Ref re Th wt: = eS—., 5% South W = * 28% Sex ? > a . 4 an a 2s In0% 3 — im, 37 @ 38e ga ester — Bright Seria nd Fire in Week art . 160 Meern rine w . ~ . -_ s ~ 7 ‘ , oom — 7 Fi = ~” i > e ~ a ~ i * _ . . ~ « : = - ; o-e & s i) “ > 17m 32° — Z . al z i? ; — de pfd s on * 27% 27% — 2) Sonth Pac a SO, 645% ' asy 6. 2 ms sy, 8 fA *% 105% 19 SAL con Gs 45. 50 Ts ~~ -i- se. TY. Ide to ton R@EryY fine 244 | and Eagles’ Hal} 7” “an book store 1g PR oa) 6. Senin indie he.» Th’ 4 2 87% 86%. aa * 3 Sug EB ore. =. 291% lor 2a: a; = pe CY 40°28. o2e as: 8 35. = —Leng lustrous % Eagies’ Hall en.i The fire startea ;, 2000 Pitcayy per “nington Trpe 38) an | fas & Pac oo tac > 4 Pene eo *. +3. 872 => -82% + S Pae rfg 44°55. ar i 5 i ie murry. i5e to 7% 38 @40c. P-gp tend spre- a if ~ evere Off |... Oc. rupee)— Rernoids s ‘4 > 3 . 35 ~ « . 2ird ~ Ss isg% 4 —_— > Siec P @ 94 > wT sy tog Le 10 S Ry «mn 40 *na tl _ . ~- ~2C. . short, book Store's Pread qQuickiv The | 208 Rote mendes ‘ ee, ya ” , a > ‘~ " . I * ‘ : , a Ps “ =~ - ~4 ° : > %) . :_- a SS | . > . z ; 7 my . i: m2 Ea Rey Tob Rf 3 cae —§% %4y — . St igs 464 Ro Ea ist Te. 4. i908 > +* 4 — Ss & on Se "G4 a7 x” 3. 3 GT % a atr Stock Tas piled ; ; Deeds __ *do ofa 7 neg 4 . 48 > 8 : = 2 > i Te 31 103 in i lor Lay ‘ S& Rr @ Ls 8 56 a ag _ On t, Foreign 4 .ree¢r. The city wate aa in the "iw mT Snitch "> . . -, . 34 “~ = = i . , i. ™: . id ‘ 10] + : » i : ’ ™~? r ‘ sy = ee lor Dp 413 ~~ i 5% llg@y - . 54 ar Se _ Ge : “ee ty oF : = Pac Amt 46°47 Ges ae ~* : nt, “ua neae nas ‘ust sc I ie . ‘or £e°nera! —~ ~ ziee! Ptd. = Sug . . - oe, =o — »G Ge “3A oa: +, a Ty $* Wm Pac cr 4g “9> gt * . oe" 28 Most crue me throu American | Y4S able to furnish PUrposes, 1000 s roag & Co aap _ ors ¢ is -_ »~— ll Sn #1 5a 24 goa) > . 2 “2 . 2 Pa ref 4 2008 «a - $4@ , the nation’s foreign ee im the his ® °%/! Dut out the Q@en) ae OVER Water tn 40 Trattie Traci aPS- Roebuck 8 - is “ — - 5k . t ma at ~~» ra a oun ; aga inst ‘ - and bas . ; | ser . his is ? tn) Terman CHI Sin. ° 3° S7%, 3TQ ow = + ib Tes 30.108! toe % po West Md 4¢ 52 4). — a a] be bu ec.ared in he and inf a a ~ +) xy 4 M A« et eeu 7." rhe Ame _— reau Made ahis annuas » —_— o a | | tees . 7 in . . ~ ~ -- «* —_ om Ju 4° % 9) » ,UG eo 41 =F IN * = =. “a tural Steel Sak- « ~ "2 4 > ur? -- oa . 4 sn = : = Ti. —_ e r bef vs a - a Si " —_—T; 4 r+ a | : . 4 > — . J . ‘ - >. Fv My 85 “ 42 oe ~ : ~~. oe l 8 ee . ¢ "abr : = 3e Usa. ss. . = 6.0 s&s "eIna rice - tler Mudebaker uo _ Ss si «4; . .~ ser 3 2s. 4 Me — : was “ported for Nec SElSd structure) ‘Ning scope of this concerning the & SvOmar ne Rea: iJ4 ’» AS! x 7's oe , > . nell a3 } | x», s° S“ed todaw by ho 7 os em™ Der B Stu - ier Were Dased ; ait 1:8 country’s en Mad. ‘* @ liet of | Superior a: 7% 7% — e— © » .3 ~~ 2 7", =™erce. shon ng —, ment of Con 28 VYolun . —) 2.27 On « Sraduali ‘arm & Pp - " _ a ag — POM a. 25 425 BS nme —— we mont —— RALiON-wida O8*t her with a re ™ a) be mee — ef ; “= 4i3 } i v i ee ‘ > | lis 's a ‘* lie. 11a —3: es p08 Onn 314. 300 00 —. — ? banks . “i. WRa ~ ‘ o> , _— nent so an we given out bx” —_— “ork marke s we ve 96a. ncipal Exchan a2 s is ifs. . : PaRTS ‘ . st} lg « ts tal . ~ as ee 328 4 lug * > + A) ~ 2a.* n eo a! as : * Ian ‘ 407 J .2Re = ' ' = ee 18 , 5 ’ = = Sti 7s *: = ~s inp: = ‘ Americ : * MORthir «ha ana Ss ——.__—— . Rour . . 7 —Prices x i3 Ww *> 93 9g" . “ura — “i iAliLaA fy > ” t an — toda ™y ona Tr on > "e l Ww: _ Lo X Ae 41 I 0 | 4, . r - Pa 82 an -&.... - «att Sow QD rs — Th nse r mn ~f. Louis Ha 7” = . ' : renteas 9 . . n cvt Ge “3 o4 a Ul \% . . : date aporr cir Punts 4.8 ~~ — os 4 Marker x ot) £ : =) —— 31 ? 2s ag — 44, se — 'D ADac ie os => - 1913 y 4 > r ~sars & ~~ we oltir— Ya > g° : ~ te? : ‘a \coordimg to unofficie) «i. and in "So. 2. $16.5 ~~ =U: stands . partment + - te & Statements a- es i SAT —— ovG ae ‘lower ace, $1i*#G@19. that TAT ° at a. Alfu a—_‘y “ Ti Ted “4 Qual a orteSting nlanss 5, Prairie—x, “Oo. +. 323; car ry Sa , “a 1, $14 50. dacnaged. S15 ' ° + y H 4 ; fran urce Sl ‘ran — ch cs 60 Oen times Five per onaon, Cent AD BONDS Sing used fe AY fabricnct > ant ecwes, the sb---. . ein ees ‘swe 7 ij - oe / = Sis * 1. >. ; nn t ‘* in lis a ed “sance i? “~'N times : oan | mee St 13 france 12 cent” {lar was quot, Ts iy ts —i% ; “EW YORK me os” peacngs YS © 42 95. s9y % ton of srocturs) 114 ES | OO. Slr: Mens “Orem bee as: a, 5 22 55... a2 SO% 8 868P% and ne tural steel when dema > ._— 4 ONDON ~ 7. “22 dollars, 47% = °) swece * 2. 82 eo ma che turning ef the Dian nde reguirs 1] [ 5 me Per cunce oe ane silver, Bo _ =. ASF ad‘ 4. -U1 idl lar = @ S#a20n8 * omate to other Isey Feather = . ie aad 4 4 2. 7 Der cen: , ”s 8 te TSi as ce $3 ‘% a2 y — ———f>.... hee 2 ae ful WUotations . . » > & a. Roots. | ary an full cn Teathe-s : “ | 7Sc: prime = Prime white i : > 2 white. S3c: celared “ia, % _ 53e. ive . Duck. 7 = - mt tl et -* mis °- Z * * } & | = ~~ y° be | 7 s 7 ad e*) 4 o- * A » 4 ; . a a es ~ NEW tr, | : De i2 , ’ . Ad” A . —s ar’ : 4 . - “7s R 44 On Qn * - Ne : *L : : ; ° 7 de ». 30 ey 2 ™“ . ia : adr _ 'DpDer 77>... . ; =U LOG &, ue rt on = . a oor a > 5 . > 3 IMs *. . —s ~ ge “ack. 13c ye mink. Se: | A or damp. 2. — . « ref oe 25 - | a °h) = Jack : e le. 14¢ ~~ tok al” 'S . B95 ae , “ee “ate. Is make ™ end turkey sed di net ante te ’ 87, £2 =rs or rent, 55- blood . Ss white. rv _ » Be Turkes root. Bic ttripned | =, F a mized autilis ‘teal . : _ - tt i hd 2 > wings and . 5c lal > "os — . 2% OFFA YS $2..9% oer : bP ste . & a 2s ~% ie cian FE z Ee ie sf? ud #3 "s p . ©. pr. De ' ; : “HRINErcial ne. iS 40 or in @: 3 , Daye ; ‘ 30 25 as? a: re . do 4s LEW ~~ s 3 2? ad 93 ; =n seng. S17 5 41 i *% | $19 cultivated 13 (arertan: e4 —“—asen TER 32k 3k '—- Drices « M+ "ar reet, 3m Pa a _ Da.ter_ “Slgmiry ructa, free af
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— wr - Porras * * = = ae 7 ¥ in a Se ere re ere POE a a ee. — . z sonal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be 2% age. i.inge | Tuesday, yt me ge 8 ureday. steady.’ Bomont 2145_ — n the tock ell Fir ECIAL — e | i: eint ttent xcept letters on d Call after 5 o'clock. Lindell 49291. TAILOR—Or coat er; rT; must be ex pe ucEregate smounted | art aa hs Om atten ton, excep medical questions of undoubdt- PRINT! @ \caUN —$——— _ S25 per wee call at once.” and 000 bonds ilies NC aND ADDRESSIN LAUNDRESS—Experienced; ladies’ and gen-| seoghenien 2341 Olive st. tel oe CA age, wu opening « advanced tO] weval Me’ of There! wonxide 1] — ‘sincerity, when accompanicd by stamped addressed envelope ll a ne i i id themen’s layndry bundles to bring a if: 2329 Lafayette Grand 743) TEAMSTERS—\Witn expertence in 4an Cc ’ > se ~ brick 4010 Gravois ay, we ( MAN —"9) ored, wishes h asin nin + | —— tiomont 1t B44. 4 . . , TE AMS" rE R—To | drive bric k wagon. draviic Drees Prick Ce... King’s colored. wants housec jeaning | Phone Forest 8649W ané Natural Breage Sie position ; s stenog VAGON BLAC KSMITH S HELPER 4 vears’® experience, and a fur- eS references Box K-330 -E>. «23>! . ae Of sales made, printi at ronest prices changes as S eniattt 3 . - " , 123 N. | lith | at. Olive 71 Sed ee ee eee o *.~3 W.—The St. Louls about an hour, then add the beans | aS = Red Cross; and cock about 15 minutes before || / Led heir “how adding the chill pepper and the red | STORAGE AND MOVING 40,009, 6&- pepper. Soak the red pepper in MOVING apg ane . . ; , -~G by load or contract; furnit re taken are not com- uOoOl Water and then put the insides ti | for moving Remont--- — 2s —~— + ~ a7 ’ ji , A . . " . . AVINeESs >a 4s ; 4 | . . I} a wit, ‘ crop : hest ene . ; “ } 5 % c } igher »* N-To “h + ~ 3110 canater MAN — | . ri ide ‘ eo . - n = : = . " moved forward more vigorous- | . arenas > M Ex = vee ep who thoroughly . : ~ | 7.) ~ . | >: °C ‘Sta w? ke of cars. Aprpry at any time since the begin- IRS. Me. nie Motor “31 42 Park tT 'wo or 8 pou to work & hours day and have ambit ; get somewhere; college or high ach oTe- y ™ = . . ai i« 2 at Li : 34° ee 2 e .-* efthe month. Then the failure “_"'- oe Nb Rt Bae? i entraca . to mo bier, 42% \'ne can of chili AK ERK—Good second band on bread und : . ? ew RO FESS I ONAL rolls; day work SSO7 Delmar. — / (c) ferred; $100 to start. Mr. Kamen, 3 to F SAK ER— $e] : higher positions throwgh epectal traini 1506R should vead 9 per time |) ion , = College wae Trade Schools s 1a? shee an e . BRAUER SUP PI. Y CO. , ener aa are - repairs. 316-318 N. 3a #1 | MEN. BOYS Pit-er eee ———— _ _ — LSSISTANT JANITOR—Small pa; S710 | WAL aren CLEANING ETC ene _—- RADIATOR Repair ——e are Y } a mmere 3 in “meat ’ for YOU NG nd NS AE Oy Om Mm Vase Tia icrea se a — ' — RET ATE | YOUNG MEN—Two neat-appearing, over A i ve to take orders fn city: satisfied to mdaucta lat Fi | $25 ea week to start Room 301 Odd var (cl4#) ! pra some pavrns t« ndemnitys ana | The ‘ream a lows’ Bidg. . Fg al YOUNG ME N—20 to 25. who are wil A 1} e recipe far ( nil} } ’ T. ' wWT + ire, ’ ¢ i . ~ nds of gro beef kidney bears table P a The batter should bee ; of garlic 1 onion, |] and lied red ’ 1) A about rtant Western house wus ve - t, ‘inched off impo a ec and July core ic ec. ig = life insurance must be ter Business Bureau in the in 4 private or 10 class lessons; individ- | bOY—-Experience lives ae” hare FREE TRANSPORTATION ———— J \} T art in Jd 2 onde 1") : , ot ‘ ai ey) ss ~ . ‘ , oad , . :. es - . ie ’ . re ‘ } ‘ 7 P aT) is Oe prirne eo } A te or resu'ts gear: ‘teed - eyes or 7 -¢ > ry Apply to : - > ' ' itjiu . ’ , : . a] ~yv - rmintimoat ‘ines Taree inser. ais. Not tom oo _ O21, ‘a1 a ow parse a aa | ) LEGAL INFORMATION. ions or more Ic line discount the other Northwestern stocks | Deen ard closed soc to 3 er and ribs; % é 4 «aft ' ih ' . - > ces were heavy today f by net 1h weecn an me . Vaster Mechanic. Parsons, Kaness-— - CURB MARKET : ‘Bond pri ; . . . ' a f axe. w Rentoee. Sanaa Roem B-15 Ratt & = ght privat round. . ‘**?) nd b 303 Faquitable Bldg. ‘c) Solid agate. 2ic line baking . 0c Sunday Out-of-town able to (RE R—("¢ niurv read ton short Mareet + S e mre? ' min vou should v ext Pine ¢ 1, ; ’ ] . ‘ : coc hy ] Lehi pie * Ns 48 500 1017 he |. fanother unsettled. — +t. rs : _ May ae | res JES. Ju ' , l nde > lawe { Tie an 1 big: AliBO at the B et ‘EA > ee ehbola th reference ewe i¢ ie =St : - ° an BA . : y way on this n , and the re& WASHINGTON Wintes wheat ow? > Ack the nolice ¢. ~ \ have kome particular invest — De st : railway list was in one degree ' , ae SO WT) tris tai tT) . if -- | . : toa 7 ‘ . ” | te? . —_ > or on hi nra Pe | consi it A 200% ; 3 yh s* ’ ee Most or . . . | vork @ und store and Louis, 335 oey T ‘ ned ’ v wt. . ‘ - , ‘* : t. P . ory ob : ‘ ‘ ‘ rete : : 4 tj , . j ‘ a o : — = etion . 4e de : —. oa —w - Ah ag the Counter R Ps - - - t ‘ dane ng ale ‘ ea r, i ‘ , oc’ ? 7 > thre “si Ee dig ~ rf a et ; . . ; u e ae ie a) ; ie “ay 4 “ ‘ ¥ ris AG . “ =" le on * ‘‘lara Poultry Market. | Y ct fie not on the exchange: The de-| _ ’ en 0 ou ap 0 Ale rn for these tax-exempt securl- | dians " Oregon: Short Line ~— 18 —Tradir ing War Cas Son ithe Curl me > my “) | re ; tle ier tare « on mange to- ©®01 000 and fepartment Wolff's \" Imiuetrial Socks again vere ‘ i . ' ‘ ' io” prices but it wae evi and price i See oO) MicMigan, at AE " : na im Sin fe i re ae : won ete name ++ NEON iit a See al of realizing “ae scourriell eae good a nc gpa nigh 1. 3.15 vw and % — ed } 10 2 on of _ ‘meres rie — oe | . f St . a! y. the « are =n ait — oman = | MUST BE RIGHT ; la pr jum of half a point pcript After rice of O6 reacted to around which has been the publication "S showing net mostiv . 1 rein- /a year azo. Vea;r FREE TRANSPORTATION: Apply 809 Market. Mr. Barth ——— bef (“hestni:! ON ies iG” } : ’ _ L. WORK: | ENERGETIC ending bet ~2ii. ljuding peewee of © , ; 7 om os Be I , } 4 ] r) death ¢ ith tate ' ri suri ur brother LADIES m— 7 earn ha! Trdressi: iz. beaut ul- _~ VERIENCE NOT N Fx ‘ESSARY - A old PAT) for oneal Se year, has not yet put im its 1"- a4 , i ’ ir] oat ~ = ur . L . "7 0 Aa ae rs i rye by nd r wi hie « her int "est wr Pm i insou? ; ton” you ture it wil double your earning =] PPORTU NITY . APPTY AT | pmpan the eee of one ' ' Or if it has other fact: re | ; a0) nOO t oe ba ‘ = | . @ . TY ' -~ y : nen ‘ ;% 2," ratio; . birdy , 7hh n " ’ ia oy ny ana Tria Ke vou iD SF. mR 2 * mt EVERSON E [. EcTRiIC ; > . ‘ . » of : ‘ . . . , ‘? ‘ ‘ Oy] ie pos! lone waiting " , . sin . . > ‘ ik chan .* " ‘ . . . ‘ - as tax selling have more t} “r bie ; : a ‘ 470,000." Pre’ ; ‘ ~— ¢ . . , ‘ " bus »] r t : . ) - hk ’ ij j mf ’ ct ; > ; fe WW idow rif ri} ~ ith ; RAs - - - ie hiprnes ere 13,160,000 bushels, | crenena = 13: a sone | EAD ption of her niece, set aside. ||| —— - _— LASS MOLDER—Able to @ it. The St. Pau! bonds were \ ear “o Q57 OO0 bushe's. ; 7 la Ans ' ; efi in Pag? ne ] a lawver ing Apuls = Louis \ ) again today. Part of the , , reaseg tf) OU COU MEN— Barberi nz“ TH make vou first-c learn t an@ dduble vour earn! ae Orr CPV or «€ el 4 MM Bf a‘ ’ Ss a ok a ’ ». ind*npen LAB market Vase KOO) ai nd petrt« grain Trere 'y — Pi xbperien en 15° a ra e”n; ' . . - ' » , ’ 7 “re ' , ~ «) -, rar “Tl? : r ; ; . pers and fer ’ -¢ ; -s Aa od fireman TEDICAL . ‘ : ; ; . , , , : 2 . ar s 4 ; . . . . ~ .’ . *y e ; : 7 ; Thea S&* + , r en nah ~a¢ : 41 “hea > mixed . ’ ’ : ; ° . " . a ‘ . » _ ‘* ‘ j : r) “a? cy . . ‘ , / , " ‘ ’ . sv « , ’ ‘ .% ’ ie ‘ ' ; e . . . VW . , a* has not paid any lene P ia |For Dec. dividend on . } sales. high, low and closing tk within the Iimits prescribed rrigiel « ee Colorado and Wyo the Chicago St om x bxchange- the State. In this respect the ’ : t my hniteal ‘neaineieae | points. Transportation furnish PATENTS A eee ee ae cal ~ High. Low. #0. is in the same position and | ae Wee Save ae all. Western | Ideal climate. Standard ae » Sv prd US, +t Be *; @umore & Ohio bonds also showej) | Dail Grain Movement > r4it a the. q iy 4 =A a ee ae “s ~ oo om ast Aiton. Ti pale d, : : rries the ’ ; on t' t! is ATENTS o ed: ad\ 7a => Te effect of selling ES ne ey ee en eee pene tk aN ani ote — regalo . ; * ; ‘TS obtai ‘105 N “Teh . Olive FTA. 1? py BS ‘or a cinder wagon 2013 Cass Apply package the foliowing table wii! Most a — nus me: ~— ery Tt — nic " gas —t —. oe ‘Piano p] Po WANTED oneman (BY FRISCO R. ty r lien. 104 "tilities 47 — ic ~ —- 4 _ Te ot OES Pos PP ; : = to oh et ee Ute ~}- “EETINGS Lost AND > FOUND anir —J eset: with Indiana > Evecutiv e Prar ghis ind dt,’ Gh itis man Draughteman with architectura! experience preferred Must have executive ability. Please give full EMPLOYMENT WANTED Experienced Machinist®% Boilermakers, Blacksmiths. ~ | Apply at room 645 Frisco me particulars, including present and and Olive ets., St. Louis, Mo, employers. Box H-98. Pwat- bas patch. (cal) past Aree ‘ines Gf €48 Sic each Taree discount Solid agate. firet 40c; additional lines or more itneeriiones le line VEVER Viti N POCO OM CRIBO OR eS bE R send ORIGINAL SCOR INenNe TIREMAN—Experienced day fireman mi a. lew Orleans Cotton ’ *" $5 as “ eo . . : . “ > ' as L,ee ' ° ? ; ‘ 7 - r> ae , 7 ’ ‘ we rd 7. ’ ~~ “ . ’ — ta ‘a U“Ul~e igihey for C74 PLOY reer pat 4 oe ¢ (+4 if > F . rae manufa =9 HELP WANTED _ Men who would like to earn money in a permanent position ~ neat in oon sone, ane ve loca! MACHINISTS WITH - J©o) | relerence his if a position Where you : make good money with “a wonderful ALL- AROUND RAILROAD | future. experienc e not necegBary. Call 9 EXPERIENCE og Sil MN. a. PERMANENT JORS until oO PDP. m ae oo , . FREE TRANSPORTATION ®. kee make himself useful. 7 Locust (cl) BOY—F or errands and ry. RL Thatcher Cc 1627 a . ry BOY S, BIG MONEY AGyart! HEPES Christmas candy after school ae N LEFF. 5818 Olive et. of CARPENTE R—Sit. by first-class, now nion, black. ‘Seterdas wishes work; can give references. Box h- reward Tyler _7, Post-Dispatch. —_ a Thie. —- office — yea MT fe) CHA\ PFEUR—Colered; sit; ; hae ability. 2¢. but not to such an exter. In found attempt seif-treat - ¥ RIVE — haul eal. Apel aaa Tiras | H. I,. FORD, ©—08 N. Broadway, —- -—--— a ois . WHEAT. | CORN vears high echoo! eecing a aspectalist, | AMATEURS td. —Tuesday: ‘ash prizes, ~~ Big Brick ¢ s |! sb o.. King’s highway Me.- included the convertible 41. « } me Rec. [Ship (Rec ; ) come, curt . z ghway and . : 7! 3 [ 3 yf . - : . : i” “tl Mor : Nee Ee Ee Ee Saas Oe a 2 ee ; 179 , “34 5 — ~ aA a —— _— im St. Paul. Bonds ae . (Third Floor.) ery , i | a bth " . aes 2. lh + a Say ee DAFFODILS.-— OVING 6PICT@RE MAI j 1a The Vi » tT wthe re 4 * 4 aer (oro er & Rak ‘ ‘0 , _ 1411 * Tiffany (o> Railwavs Se moved 27 Kansas ity formation should be so ght VING SOT 35 ans bany —s nth 0" . mm ; . . a ? - 18 aT Ka +? . « 2) - -_—_- — _ -_ ae. a se 0 ; . ; [tha rurse m he |} years r nis reason a y\EP} ; the last-named to show losses H Lo Aa 1 JVRIVER—Foer orick wagon Hydraulie Ship’(Rec Shin | : oe me iced tha” fh ent remade: come earty. Shenteeu a Me- St. Louis, Mo. the Yefunding 4%s. a Ea rT 7 =o inder the eves general- cheap S350 291 aacumenmes The French issues meld Indianapolis the influence was credited : -« “4 a Ss e Serehe er Ne PE AOE ee. See tigation Apply at The Torrington cooanll aoreers honest, careful driver; s years’ experi- jf 4 I . at. kk y ij s Lost, brown. Famous-Barr Satur- . ote chem in i heat ak ee ae oe acust st. Ask for Mr. Morgan. ic " et y ate, B.200 ON NEW YORK MARKET | — _swow sue aa ihe Foard Geek ehetaiiam dnemer “am ence; Mee city ee fe Me. Gillespie. Olive IRON RAILING FINISHERS—Appiy #t.| Apply ROOM 1030, RAILWAY © sf —_— ece! va and keve reward Gr and 40423 iti - er tx: i Louis Wire and Iron (o., 926 mee €) ANGE BLDG., OR 612 Ww | , 28,500 shares. — YORK, Dec. 1 eee 20% Cam 2 vellow. 68@6! of ror ty of St. ul! ———e ee eae tse lads , : M . ’ - COUK—Sit. : allround i white » cook; ; day 8; ss ¥ (cS? cotton mar- Broadway. (LS) ‘ YORK, eg 18.—The and rather excited at the x. JANI TC OR— Experienced. Jewish Home. today, Relatively firm L iverpoo| a SALESMIEN + Hn tN AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN—If afraid to work api are het pro seltion _ A tales ('o _ 5841 Delmar, ; Eenex. 841 Delmar. — MEN—43, salearmen. who are need men who ere itive wires *o +6 be Saeed in the positions of ¢few managers. _Appliance Co, 918-920 Pine. Pie . ee nel —— #.% — ~ > dina oe _— —- “« ~ may cutters (e3) sd pos! all inti! ‘ Pl RSkL—lI sat, brown leather. containing ~- Ba s R, of as ke} stamp book, Nugent's re- Frank McCreight, 2215 38. i438 Eawt rand a, i rmanent posi- - = Hall av. and Reliefon n . ome Pee yt yoo of rapidiv ~ ; ch “0.5 ~).! ‘ Ceante. Missourt. Plans toma / idiinineaiocall tion Jan. 1; references ond; managerta | JOB PRESSMAN—Experienced. Security | conditions in Englan 2. on on oe = ; T=. rT of : , ote. - oe x =a : 14g fie Presider uby tt name Emily on purse; be- Box F-261. Post Dispa te 43 aah HEN MAN—Alfround. Bell Restau- | £ and 1800 be ngton: ran : St. Louis Training Schoo! ipts, Baturda; m Grand car; re- Sit . Se : ? ij > RU st! 7 "I , ohe m ‘ 4 cal . : We @ n2 ‘ I tat acke na wh ite, la- ' r tc pay a : . ! bie nse or a FOR ‘ADVANCEMENT. and May a: 26. 83: or 38 to 54 . 1 ; mats CA , : Synda about ~ 3 De Giverville a‘ . M.. r 2012 ; ee ) , appear PRINTING SALESMAN Are you considering a changdé?’°! the frat of the year? If vou arg” Bic experienced and know the locahkr .* trade, we have a position fer you * with one of the largest plants all se? the city. cot In your anewer. give age and experience. Replies wil be treated confidential. Box -213. Post-Dispatch. (eZ) ence repa! iring sarneiiie e) lestric reaming machines. Lincoin Steel and Forge Co. 5701 Natura! Bridge __ (e46x) g0d workmar. | MAN—To work in beg factory. Cerf Bros ng E season; best) Bag Co., 110 Page. ic) } ost- “Dispat ‘h. fi} ae ner al iiet The & bwuver bere and promoted by continued and heavy exports for the WRIST WA band , Frew are WRIST wa TCH — Between 8800 | : wrtaining 6 rings ou = 8 arm -: int S5a¢ ‘ not rticies; return to drug store.| PAPER HANG ER—Sit.: reduced wages durin eee ee eee ae eee Loet: ladies’, Sunday! Ol) : ~ —_ > - & Gan, Pa, Ret. bering ge okt aoe Eee ek ee ~ § | Gateerec ext! mot arets ware _ ight. vicinity ef Cates — et me a | PARMAGIET ST ; pegistered, Miseo ari Ferg Ag ve ene-Rerae we dogecacne merican © Averpoo] after the tead) Celt f er a ee OR 2 rewar 5632 Etzel ey . . canted. —_—— - American ©1! and bullish Southern spot «@ Lead, Zinc and Copper — (od) y 3483W (c)}| and © Moreet Z0p8W. relief with re! y* MAN—To work fn bas factory. Cerf Bros SALREMEN~-te men'e furnishing; ood Oil Corp. . graiizing sales were i reacdi'y _ 779 do aver ae : ns ’ me TE “WT, WATCH—lLost, indy's, between bapdeir ry comfy slippers. Shoe and ies iB » Sieh zinc e NE . - gir : . : 3 a ee TES F , MAN—Yotung. to travel: experience wul- 4 : on N York 1 Sr the os - . The 100 pounds , : : — ow a re tah ‘ . “ a A . on lorisse nt > mane — necessary: salary or commission 4622 > o.. Hroe wer. “ee 5 gee CNY: a . enere: its ~ ON DON rae re PLUMBER'S APPRENTICE—Sit. VIDE) Easton at (e2) & RAL I SMAN —-Kiapertewced in men's Found Pag amet SOUND “BY Merrict entral District BAG—An@t money Vib and Keys unquot eu OR Mineral eons area ae Sommowens with ; c One® o FOTT)e ] ~ : ‘ 7 ’ hene sy a’ - ’ or bes: around midda n® s48n *. A bedi 5 a Spot. roosters, 16 “POLICE trade. + Kaneas City firm was with- wh ater “") : effert on prices Showed a gain of 90 points , in eared with only a 60-point - The slight usual! re- ‘ : at the close Y “losed 26 lie to learn i a > ‘S) mith | >? {1 ots ME "SH ‘opper—Firm 14% @i4%c easier: spot and futures, eee 50 Iron Northern, $27@2P9: No. ” we —— 3 ee ‘ te Sa. 30: j ight. ar taht li ight. SK 25 3 Broadway . | Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | | : acing - fs. emooth, $7.60 to $7.85: PRESI -cler with clieaner. Dec. 18. “hy otton epet lin Sal ae Saye 4 ne. ol mary. 1 oat bad: good ov-dinary oan, | cher ;, Sales, 5000 bales berg Units. or any ot AMerican; receipts, 12.000 ST LOUIS > MPANT. — 4 fact, 1. ~— American Futures lots of 1 1 , a LMAN a a . 14 414 w v1 ‘ , : ret warlings, earlr, $10.25 ATTE . Bids- . Jan.. Ss roe a 40 78: v: com % ntral Nati. Ret 2° os : May. 13. 90d. July. - “AYTANN ja... 1k.—T* rpe , ne ik ‘ ers, $5.75 to hid ‘Oo; run slow in sts. ? ad receipts, 66; ahip . . het) ie «s diane included pventh and ty ove & % . dy, 130: sa! OO, 1 : : 8 loi ana - ~~ tral 434 : - ——._ 6 tea OS: #etoc! tosin firm, sale in receipts; stocke nd feedcers, S1I0OW; DUILA Cent 3 York od « ecelt! | . 'shipr eT (@ BOG my leet eng les +, nackers., early. around Cotton. Opening. 34° uote . I, E wo. fF 5 . : “0 5Oefew at ‘$9 TD some to shippers at $10 - e De 18 — » ) tton fu tures 40° l., : r M. . ' mM, . ik destrabie hea ' bologna bulis arounc 4 December "5. 75e. Janvary, I 18 lax 44 40) Sheep—Receipts, 198.000; fat lambs May, 2 ; Pee ES ee lov tending lower; early top, a) “6 OS " July. s° ar bid: May, s* “4 : =" P eity 1 . . 30 to $7.63; killi Natura, Cattle—Receipts, steady to strong Lop Matured ta Wichita monwealth LINSEED OT. —Quotations _berrels. now $1 per galion for in "ality } nera.ly plain early __ELECTRIC ic WIRING. ETO. 2.76 per room; 34 Sidney, : 26c: Stand | vor. — ALED wiring, 7 ; 368. | —— New York Sugar. NEW YORK. Dec. 18.—Txre market was unchanved at spot Cuhbas cost and frovie rt, > for centrifuge!. No sa comptometer, parents; wants pos tion to | MA N—Young. for Keeping record in factory ne ou 1s meacy employment. . 4046 Rox 6-198, Post-Dis | _office: ee be familiar — at Ts and _Martin, 1; “$0 __ Market. Piss N-—it. by job preseman; experi-| filling. e Brecht Can Dept - BAL ESM ib N—(utton praia y X- a tine Saas Sauce. Ske Past | eee aR ais) NS aR eae ve you \ ” feeder; want steady position. OX Min’ | MARBLE CARVER—Few. days work. a exts) mis if with ee + trict. , | e . ; 3 . K h- MiEN-—Yiou on who want with ; % 3 e D) P Post-Dispatch __ | ClCOti gan Monument Co., 1316 N. King’s hig SALES od a to —- ee compae« a: “4 ols: a Re -Ot h D orched. SA LESMAN—Age 56. good personality and way ie) ‘e020 F to per week, see Mr. CHICAGO, Dec. 18 (CU. S. Department of — 18 UTO STATE LICENSE—-3416A Pennsy!- appearance, can furnish best of refer-| MEN—To se!! ote-04 TB. felling famous Ore ae ulture ). —Hogs—Receipts, 6,000; 15c 1 Engiisp bull, ad | ences, would like to connect with reliable | __ Madison. rear. pogo bulk-210 to bab pound butch- rehe Cet AUTO STATE LICENSE we District. firm. Box K-132. Post-Dis (46x) | GEN AND YOUNG MEN-—At 2000 | F Bgenis | SALESMEN 1G mas novelty noth =e b: bulk 140 te 180 pound x. mB BALESMAN—Sit. by hustier witb b 26 years’ | st., for the Frisco News Ser reper | ) yy Pein! Ga _y pth top, $8.35; pack- igtrict experience, years with lest firm best | ence and cash security required. (cd). —_ her 6 er thin fongte ) jlesirable : ‘ ‘ can deliver the goods; only % ~\ t | A. or vp = @ am « . ; ct references; ca . | ME N—Several; young; quick and eccurate at - Hab! eople n anewer. Write, FR ‘ x Aovly B | SALESMEN—We have aaive per, ae hy Ilt., 114 EB. Locust st. (2) figures, for temporary wor Pply Sut tions to offer ‘vacuum cleaner ea! > a | _Watson, Sumner, : ler Bros, 18th and Olive; ask for Mr. How- Meg Rn agg Be - Poe SLACK BARREL RAISER—And oe oft _ard. ‘| 918-920 Pine wt near St. Louts: a . Zé N—- BUSINESS CARDS |] | fitter cfttoviication ‘Fiat experience an raloarranghioy good bay ‘while Inara SALT ™teanimations Tt sow have En = references. Fox J-310. Post- Dispaich en gone FS ent! ot Bong oe permanent yr ig, domires. g-MitLe r ,co’ Tow on App ance Co. wa ne aite 7 ‘ ith _ ' a ue wp can MEN— About 20 — old, _— stock and ‘ cal a f-mite t STATE SUNDER Piincs aha pet ig, sot hsiping in shipoine room: inaee oe fam ona | Asaliomee' ce Bil ys ahieg te mee olid agate, Lic line, ous-of town, "ake wo Apvly Box No. 58. ufitie, '} Rock.| reliable. Caradine Harvest Hat Co, 2128) ‘lub areaiog : Lo S-mile tr ie Bc Bc aatiy, “toc Sunday, minimem Ark. (c2). Washington av. (c) | r Wheeler - Pelle . os . F Aree or more insertions Ile TR ANAGER—Sit.; young man. 7° MEN—The Weisbach Co. wili require the LESMEN—I heave wonderful pee 2 . line discount Mare practical experience {n rafe adjust | services of 4 men of character to ? | interpretation, str on take orders; no ekg po Be wg + and i A teres availabie Jan. for apservies between 2 A ape a. ™.. ; for r Re oc aR ucas. e hers: fall clipped iarmbs, , Ph —_— SKOC . ,. = md 18 —Fiax S13 to $1°°.50; feeders. active; desirable a: | one et 5. i feeding lambs, $14.50 to $14.65; fee vi Spot Cotton. ing ewer, up to $64 60; sheep, fully steady; | Doints NS, Dec 18.—Spot cotter heavy fat ewer sh to $6: lighter weighta, ' Siind_L Sconeed electrician 627; pw Sales on the spot &16: quotable up to $7.70. room with lights, $15; electric middling, $20 "5.2oc: mid ————— . Cabany © 670RM. As at E ne. $206.50: receipts. Hide Market. HIDESe&—Country bide frm, few offerings, MISCELLANEOOS NUTICES Closed Dec. 24 and 31. CONCRETE cutting and wrecking, wnneds | - Dec. 18—The New York Raw sugar futures openel *% points | PTOMETE TYPISsT—Ww ants COMPTOMETER or comptometer operstor: PAINTER— And paper ‘henger. Kopiy 29% oS! oo with some experience. Colfax W rahingt: ” (7) PANTRY WAN —Piret-class, one with =, ported 1; will appreciate interview. Box K- ae | Lad MEN—Two, 25 to 35 ye demand good Quote current receipts higeer biesting. Granrer Congtruction Exchange today voted to to 1 lower. but reacted uwvier igulk lation by (37 me in x: apearance and arenes tnteliige7 ~ | SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | Srmanent position wih” eet wires 6- er bide on wet salted): - ° | » | 1 CONCRETE WORK. ail kit kinds waverprocfine. a ng “* indell 1692 family teria ae eae. Arco Oe eres Curintmnas | comssiosion beuege i nt. weer. factories, gasanes, ot gfier. Olive | of two; stay on pls ae a permanent pos!tton a. no ty advancement. repair! ‘CLERICAL TYPIST—Sit.; some e¢ | a Wiwe ition: operates typewrt: er, Ed want office Oows filing. Colfax 202 24. : ° prompt serv. ioe. f r ar i> Ae : pning. for ch mas. a | The market for A o0-g rut KY 3 = | noe. opi verside Call, Bomsemt i1eTw. _— ' ‘ ad - r prices were unchang»’ at ¢.i1ve o CADIES’ le ahoes ————y a - Closing Sales. | granulated ee oes, ar “yo go 1 & jored ; “41 Ex- | fat Ww . Lindel Se Dec 2) Basement 2 ; Ineured hides. le ' $1.75. Btavard, 22 ugar futures closed eney: approximate | No 1 horsehides. mane and tel! on, 35. {c3) and Market. —r nN 4 Lid m Toeewtey the veee Exchange Dec. | eales, 6400 tone January. 3.63c; March, iemall and No. 2 $4; glue and pony, $2 NIGHT JAN‘'TOR om ee nw children’s s otton Refined futures nominal. "6. and 26 ‘3.350; May, 2.46c; July 5.006. Rog hides, 10.—giue and culls half pxies,
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Se ee Pe ee ia Fr ee eee Re Oe ee ees | MONPAT. PRPCEMBER“« 192° OO A }MELP WTD._WOMEN. GIRLS BLGINESS + OR SALE CLOTHING — AUTOMOBILES au 1 Omusices AUTO “OSILES LAE eee wate: reliable: ceferences | ROOMTNG BO oT cannes Box 5-200. P-D- Wanted Wanted a Touring Cars For Sale Instruments For Sale excellent meas Svz6 Louisia 3 baths, $1100. terms. _ aS : = NEN _Ri» aaa — 7G HOUSE—S§ reoms, mocers, s™ CG APPAREL Wtd.—Pay highest en eee ee $25 GE TS “ETS THIS FORD CORNET—Terk: “225 8S. 10th st. cP | ko M — BOARD _—_ es- SOMETHING WHICH YOU OUGHT TO BUY is probably offered for sale in these columns. “W# LINEN-ROOM WoC MAN—Thorough!y expe- ROOMING : : - -- _ : prices. - ~l —— - : -e! Lindell . e313 ¥ Neeenf e)é. 1115 x \ § abie roormns. 2d rienced. Maryland Hotel. 9th and Pine cats bargain; terms -*. anceventer. Lindell ; S- O} R - . ‘ tor ) ané 34 £ OST a poate dhe (ord ~~ iio , |) SK ae -op! Look! ead! og rd tonne Sh0° S23 conn, Page § __ Pianos and Oraans For Sale = £5557" “"s'* ede: ance MAID-—For general bousework; —pok. SOFT DRINK PaARLOR—2900 8. Broa we APPAREL W Wed —20.000 suite o overcanta, | 75 UC SED C ARS Ww \NTED sates wd le aie Gute: Det tones INGELUS—SEnew caper Ri eaniio: (eas | A; reference required. 5501 acerman = ELEC 5 LIGHT >” — ot dresses; ae ag ae aus unaied Ma? oar mest net cash: bring 190, $50 don Dodge. $150 $50 doyn “S50 6829 Ie versity Drive. ‘3> an ET 3 oor west. Cabary 53: TE! EPHONE A! TRI | tar 2003. H.. Appleman 18 3 . a yeur car and take the cash beme; pay $25/ Alien. 140. $80 down: Olds S. Siw. S ° BRANBEUCH—» - clothes buyers tn town. | a Ay A er — ocher a te $5 week. extra charges naiegany case. used but in excelent con w%S breakfast : Genet gaieead . NW. 19th ‘c u Gs: Just ring F . - Sig TR x MOTOR CC a a * a - ght two children im apartment; references re 8S. J arr > =F, ry > - ' LD aT TTS. overcoats, wWarted for Htrt a mode: R > a s°.¢e 3 ‘HICK ERING Ampic gTan 4 brow n ma reasonable. g2-2ce anaen MARKERS—Ané assort exnerienced omens to forei ; Sou" h ry ° road , @= countries; pay te Co s paint. tires. mecRanicaliy like new: a bar- aaah ahead “yt: mpico Witness —— i (ic) id : y t - gene » TY od ang 7 z REE -,* Fras 5 _ ,. 7” . rith ge hats. 5 & Ss H > Wor ka, él ’ « APE AND WT . > omen ale nutria for: exz- FORL af 3 + us ——Er ee gatislaction: bas new £ ass. Tinter areis - . Ae : os - am » ae i ?-—"- Cees: — 1958 VM th et a: -- Gh Hox sor agc™ fie "ae out-o’ cellent quality on 5. (co D>—C oupe mew ve: “— z -—- renainted. 5 rew tires. bummer. Seater r . © : : ae id : ra D8 a ac man, o > tic x ‘me ; re xclusiveiy for the i/ue Art: easy ’ — ie Suxday ™inmem CAP E— Pitch Wie. sac ~~ for $150. cash, balance $iv3. t terme er: this ie Your eppertunity te _ for NEW ER: ERA § SHIRT F AC TORY ines. Piree or more ; rtsons ie cost $1000. Le oe + —— 880 aney —4 pr] — iy mew Marnror car at a cavins terms. Asolian Co. 1004 Giive st (ed, Central POl Lecas AYenue Mme csscours ca FORD 1820 $100 cash, temmg-on; ef 25 per cent off the list pr ° toda: VAFLER— pgm; tu goed condition: taken Bg17 341 Expertenced operators and girs te learn — - _“ 7 ATE “Ma ; - enna . ANS . i... ~fDImAa _ormer. lig) 60°S vw p short time you can earn very good ve ~ Pn a Cail Mondar ~~ : late style: bas been recondi- Tn good condition; baked enam-i *:t42: ——“*.._ — LOCUST. 272 + Two-story-and-base 27 500 square feet. eit . = rf - — > . = > . eece Aon’yw ha | Wise Herzog - AY . wile, Su LE-—Big re A. av v mort- ~\ ti es e e mm . a re = * ~- — - enin a? ladies’ a: oo Pur. : oned RK looks and ns like 1G “rst carmen: bDelance easy rer KRIMBALL—From tne bome, where we soid hea: NW) Rae AND GOVE aN ESS — With ch ‘ = : Bly e403 otras ~ gee and gents bs FU a dérzmmers samgiey “bok - hew: thie” car is guaranteed. $3 “5 Men- errr Ys-OV LAND. Inc.. 2300 need e? & grand: exceilient condition; sacrifice fcr __ ested, bot water: ek ffiec build gS years of are. ‘for rite * ’ : ot = a5 = ane ané -nechar- $625; brown mahogany; big selection: $15 _ Bathe: TSe» ow a ni _ - oon —— - » t Sano : ' I a Ae ~~ By 4 “Se Pee | Se ae ee eS eee WASHINGTON. sge7 - | system and elevator. Ebe *\er -e as Reo -~i._ ~ vist _nreterre___Hox_K-199__" "| MISCELLANZOUS FOR SALE ed@ucet nd references. c 2 30 and, COAL—Ip n@ 2 ton lot 7S tor acation and references. berween 30 an@) COAL—iz,i and = ton lota $6.75 on For . BOOKS AND PERIODICALS Limousines For Sale - years of are. for : . str = ‘ ("os Loos ‘Te st ic4) Seiten tist femmed em K-199. F.-D.{) FAagy? = Crease = = : . 5 : aa S—1 819 limousine. in_ Gne condi- ~ : oud floor, or ] par ti ulars, = —— _——. ese oe OCA -—Ukrect fre . a ~ te — OF tg volumes; littie mone: 1414 Whittier.:ci t =~ 7-PASSENGER as STARR PLAYTER-PIANOS—The per- ‘aree: «Fs. ceseoe F t Ct OFFICE GIRL—1 —- 97ers 21 OU Der fon ¢ ou ~ +. st- - in ' > * a. 74 . ~ whe” bee de . elu. ne : Ts vs Tz wey A million-dollar, well-known 016 WaSHINGTON av m4 Ax ce oa s+RADE | GOLD &nND SILVER private owner. cheap. Lindell Eom Sun res. « > aie z } ivory ke mahogany Nortn : mY Coal inde’! 56053. 3 Rev Po SS ; — ic2 -nut and oak cages; 51 years in piano CHEVROLET—Roadster: a wonderful ifttie manufacturing 10-year «cuaranteed with, & OPERATORS—Experenced on power ™8- Srorcv,r crak : = CASH ig for «ol r ' . ARRETT. 351 xe AND PIES—Homemade. Sources Sa ten ~ ks mccain breken car; overhauled. repainted; guaranteed each player: lowest is oricee: bighbest in beat. hot water. ta! ents Rawlin f2. Co.. 334 exd Lu- 7 : : q traveling ope 6 eazy = aes lawlnes Mrs - 2 S801 Folsom. Grand 1851M = Olrvs a ‘Op; Price reasona>ie Open Scuncay GUaclty: Be se.citcrs canvagsere or coillec- GRAND, 2526 & between . —_ = : - —— FLURNACE—Heot alr. witb lows of beat d anc evenings. | USED CARS tors, iow ren: x overhead: ‘Bll you pay ~ clean recerd . ' : r nr os o = => - ar ee —- - — a 4 cn prore t ané 5 ra TORS ~~ — = =) cuca >» ° at Pome rar . . paid . SS ° 2 ~~ — rT ™~ | MJ ‘TT 2 CAR cO., + 14 Delmar. of” . goes tm te the ae: email onctp payment; s.cep ng or bght gaxf —_ vv wae'ans can begin work at Suse cu a 5156 ope lothing: highest p@4 berus. Appr i p . _— 4 oo . ~ nth! ~ estore © Tery large and success. Absot Jacket Sve Go- $110 Washingwan | $v0n top 2° fick Devinn Som o @rah gers arth of O fg | FORD—Roadster, tarcer. ights, demount- youk used car from a responst- | “Hine teh ittO CO, 906 X- 18th hewping’ ‘sige Gs fel tional ; & goed number of © : clothes outdoors. fine warm baseen! to HIGHEST cash vices for gold ? FLINT 3 ms. $200 Ah rey - ute oo company. You are safe at . “Our ee is ‘ven ou ~ (cS pay inpome ‘ax on fore than OPERATORS—few'ng machine experienced wash tin Schmidt Bree. 4371 Lac! platinam # = 3 *--1 = 8) => MOTOR CAR CO.. 6716 Detmar.ie37) SOUTHWEST NASH Cc } sTEINWA ¥ a ~~ , ——— —= : on newer mac” res r ual -~arT Sv! wester Lindge!! 4726. De'’mar 1590. icf ——— - - = zy. FORD a D—Ru na dour 1921 mede! oar er eS: n \ ” make ay —orand pias be a ae FLATS FOR RENT fermo: ota es Bilgere Motor Co.. 28=- 3000 Locust this Steinwar Grand 3071W. ‘o4) ©. Jua@ge Hat Factory, 1200 Pine et.. ¢*> ~ = ae Ror f-14 FU RN At ES FOR SAT. RY N. Grand ~° s - JEWEL —WATCHES Opes ané closed cars in all late models. STEIN WAY—Gabier. Ever rett and many oth- North 5 a32 et A if sti fe . we are compelled to in i crease our traveling sales force: married OPERATORS—Te work on silk Cresses; iigh* £50 Ge ernmen: pipe or pipeicss. must Be DHIAMONDS—Pawnee $275 ss ———— Roadeter. L821: is ty goed running ‘et er good used uprights. $110 and up. very ven er) be given reference. ve pay Tray - *» hh ae an?’ rew - a” "ee «eT ere, ——* 5 sc.d sew | hext 2" "a' 7 at bargain prices. x a be each | ~~ ORCcttion anc ts ‘re e ea D at $120 s) : . - ow Sp — : Pine -~ eratere onY Atr’r tmormediate!yr Trery [(ne- STERN. 7 : tickets. $: 0. $° S Box 6 P -D s) 2 ermns Men Sen hal! Ford Dealers. 2315 saan hanno _— “es Co.. S586 Clive wes [Seeice: downapntn wa To — DIAMONDS bcught up te ine per cars a ust st Oven everings (el - > — ~~ . 7 - : ++ . ~ >T " : eny size any amount. Miller, 1322 Olive ORD—Roadste?. 1920: starter. sew dat Trucks For Sale PLAN —Beawitul tone, mahogany, stands - ~~ — , p- & Qrra_e —s % Cc. > ve é re- s - j - am | = yeay, ss experiment age = over > OPFEF « TOR ¢ eimetet? aad « a foatrestese- Co.. 1632 Syndicate Trust Bidg Olive £460 price for your atame= & 8m ith t Coe _ 643 ="il Locust st el Ol ive ike new; $125 28°22 Delmar 23 Northwest "ou meet the abeve reouirements and are ane G0 ear Geek Gtiie telhente -s = eet .. S5i3 N Grand, 5 foors _porth of >) sic: FORE ee .a> a — FORI—Tos > evumatic tires: TTS . Oe ” senna. andi , 7 ae willl te be on the lookout for business > , 5 : S J = te = a : Tyger en ivll, Ses etarter. de bodr: f 7 on > oj ake PIANOS—Of almost any make. These instre- 44°A°—S§. ~om tage: @ertag business bocrs; some of ibe meet | S8F"igh: factory and can eas!’y fouble thie POLYCHROME FLOW ERS—loeing out Jast RINGS—To eettle estat . party will sacr- MOUntaS @® Time and bee been put fs Srst- eS Snes, SIU. _ 387 Otive. ici ments are priced from $45 up: terms as - WARJ — . this country are now renre- | !2°7 after work ‘ne S ars. Delmar Mtg few bouquets of these gor os bome éeco- fice 2 2iamond rings at exceptional bhar- cage condition: only $°[2%; terms: Men¢en- FORD—Truak: 1822 mode]: good con ii: ion low as $5 per month Cabeny =; For furtber cetalis call in per- : oe en OS. Fn toe. ic rattoms: Deautiful gifts: dargains; burry ~ Call 4) 30 M- cash. balance tefma SBSilgere Morer .., CONROY S. 11200 Oltve st. vrie. VV. W. Carringtes. 170¢ OPER ATORS S3SS5 McRes rand 4°76) ae PS one Grand "55e~ _ Mise Manni ms ~© ever ngs ci Co 2322 N. Grand (c2 .>e bouse that guarantees al] its piance. = # aEs ROCK S—Given awar. good for foundacien. FOR the next 30 Gays we will “=p te ok! Ford nan 6 6¢95 FORD—Trucks: late 1921 mode 3 (cl4@ | E N= wv On aces haw: p.enty ef work. want to get r4 of them: hau! them to- $500 per caret for your @amends.! Hw Look! Fi rd Road., $25 Down body: Will sacrifice; call aes “aoe PLATER- PIAXNO— $650 f cond: «) . SALESMEN VANTTY FAIR HAT 1408 Locust. 340 der BERT Lacinde an ior 3 N Broadway CB) gee eps ety ts Gandy roadster for | _Frankits ia =e estate. S080 Wes os wall a ee —T - — = —$——__————_— ——__— ot. Y 5 algo 3 a roa ‘s*e«- = - — — —_ —— : caseerger Reo a‘s FO nD—Truck gmt delivery: closed bed, PLAY ={R-PIANO—Standard wake. used. bu Bex KETO, P 2. One of the largest and richest manufac _— a ~~ oo “iG i =— c = vr . =o. - — a . _- ‘ - 7 - - - in America have discon. | single and daouodle needie ma- art size i2-quart s 20c. Kin- SEWING “HINE—Singer adres TRIANGLE MoT A 24 De!mar = ——— Co, Lehman Corner. 1101 Olive os ELMA B. 40144—6 rooms bak gelling through the jebber and hare >. ae berg Fires.. 1408 Frankiin ” epee ales . o Saco we" » —~ = a ee © 6524 Delmar. PORI : = iver f 92218 bas open @- praren_ Pra vn_s =| my hes: SSS the pelicr of ee lling 4.>eeL to ‘he ~ in es - can lay >| ae Pa pay HLerm os. = | mae ng - a ee — ———s @.ea os 4 45 3 umptrer ‘ z= = rrees 7: terma. Mer 4an > ha! Pr «Se iA™N ~ SF octal y ged We ‘er a» tn T EMER CE m . > a ; of nar . 2 a4 ~ ni ‘. . r + = Oe . : ———— A. ge A ns 8 ove an¢ A. ort >. 23° Pp, AT ae - a —_ ad sh * C-=sf Nan - i Ty 231 el = a) Ror eé. Ta hogany 2s $°50 S= > ner DEI Mas ¢ ‘“ Ay “ ’ ’ no Sabo Eibest all o a ° wy I — = — nent S17} NM IM \" 4 a# the — ac Pre sight yr UBPeu furniture Kap ans ——— 7 ‘eh = oy = ‘ — _gnubbers, Spo gin : ast st Open ere week: rolls and >Sench free ae ahonan Piano er ~on a SL. 4377—3 _ "5, 414 (destuct. Centra! 2 : . : 77 > - 4 ? - . L2 © , + Aw © is . 7 = 4 = ° > - - er ees . ~~ rat nt . ry re ~-o n - - ic ’ - o “ » - ~~ = = > — _ == 23Bect ae 7 — -_ _ rer he 2 2°. s : Pp s ‘ ‘ =) ; ae cs4 99095 '’RelT) ‘ oe fasiiy wor $: ' og sae | ATTEN ION! a. Lenman Corner. 1101 Oitve ioe) suite. wid 5 ; P oe ‘ even - —\e-n : = ae SamtS dD. m or ies oe A ee Ai.. 3 i se 7 — —-@ cee coat S75 ———— — 3% Lecu = = ae ) . a Sane —$—$$_—$_—— - - STORE a A __. REDE eR eovrnings year eomtract ac in ae - .? : a oe = ' RING TON = thy =e a” See waw wl idk ~ 24 \ oY ae Lurk ; “= S rand-sew , —\> ne pent ctty furnished tn nz $28 ca roc ee TE SE1 HORST mT ‘... a — _" = ae - —~ — 2 5. Sreeteavy +036) WwW biecks: will emcrifce 10 per cent. Call Cab r Gay: $1000 cash wt) handle deal Estabiishe¢d 1°79 200" PAS, KENSINGTON VE | SAL MEN | W ANT a. nm. newer usec. S15 anted any 38: 2 G. B. Waddell’. 2108 Ottve street 7 a ae eee acs (ive St. cB) room. . aerre: om $4544 Easton. rear 3 BAKER'S COUNTER cast «4 — . 3? lS—Sedans: 9 1920- eve-- ung | ke PLAYTER-PIAN —SiT5: mahogann S8S-note:| sbie . ~ T= ™, 4 FE 4 = = - = a " _— eee ees ASE 2-7; 6 6S simi on . “abiret. bench « _R Ss = 9 ee — ee i ( NT . \ . . =} “arter eet iong. J. Decker °8¢ - e~ 2 ex*"as. price reasor > cRran enti - “ws nusic rolls: $10 McPHERSON. WAN E ir | ay x& = J ~” aa°6 as - & ~% = . e « a — Sh... _— 2 Sa ena “ = _ . S : in » 3 ° = ~ « Ser, e 3t ia good e ondition - l 6 « oo sO 4107 Py a ~ compa ba, “‘urnitur 1516 Frank. ] mE mee ee mea ww) ether big bargains im well-KEnown »pi | — =eateé room, Lerpert ny of tts kind has cpen'ng: % a . es 16 Frank a1 For Sale D— sedan. enly ru = Bile an ere pianes. Cal. phane a auiiieeaes player- : adh - for five ambitious men, for positions of rm AND = : ——— ——- eee nee Ses; Wwaee. .oCck. a.i-weaiter FORDS—=s5 tour zing. reads'ers. coupes ané KIESET Horst IANO COMPANY McPHERSON. yer7— = pertamee tp their appliance erganizatior. mer — VA’ ES ri=—Cost S89. will sell for $ MI MEOGRAPH—One large A B Dack — - : ar™ —_———_—_____- - mt | ES . 29 a " : White -.1 2 7. "a; ee or terms 523 N. Vandevre ter 234 PLAYER-FIANO Many high- ~erade © maces South enaed Gnd Secceaful men will tecetve rand Bod 0 Be -2-.Begiall DINING ROOM SlIT—7 nieces Wm ar —— NEE 1) FLINT MOTOR CAR CO.. 6714 Detmar. 'c3T eTU ee cC, OVERHALLED these priced amy eee we. awe | $2294 —e modern enn wg tor selling experience not easen'ial as > a > : : adwar i = {a modi eke one. ne | i a. Coe tahe et CC ee = an Rae me Na StUSa Hier ty Ca ifcc mis car ie @ ‘oret- Term trad wa ON ie 5 The %o _ ‘aa * 23 Olive st. Camshes 3 reeme ont : .>e house that guarantees a!] fts plance Fivermide l1tAJ & 15 &§$—Penisket enti _ 2 rooms, tata. erictrte : Dea’ : a —_— . il asxe ~ : , . = i. + ‘ 34 Zs - r ae « -¢.' ers Pome ~ oe a s | ; _ So M Kapia i437 P.anki oc ° MACH NES ee ae a 279: Semont .5 Open Sunday and eves Cen. 4119 & rEe-Piao > ; met Sefld ep rowr hepes on false promises parts for exper nced operators. ri —— veok & ~ “> zg Tan? eed c 2 es : I - ~ —~ > e o ——* 7 "4 —A . s iB »* Locast st tz = 7 ? oq” a. e .- - = : hdd ma x : as new save Si Trier “S767 > kt. erie or trace i" =nme > Semsort .& wpen Suncar and «eres Cen. 4119 LT —— 3"l1—4 reooma, beth . — ema - 7 i A resige ge ” il ' > : r ; = ; learning. - 4 Bach Cure =: 7 Oo OVERLAND SEDAN. LATE MODE: =)| ett trivia wo ioe ee 3 : : -_ oan — ST compiet ls . : — n : : Paine waall me r a y & appi'¢ | —- . ewe 2 Reiners Ware janinie Gites Seeememer Qe ne ee. LL, ee = 2 COONS | a ===. THE BALDW'TN PIANO CO. 1112 One cD a : otal tees ee F + . ; " . = . . . oe "4 : ~Geen .Fperrite Co.. il \ ore oas s* fee Easev terms ({ deaired . - ec — ATCHERS—aAppiv Fulten Bag an aciories iocat ed In aii p aris | WASHING TON Hi... , — . : . 2 — wae" pertabies, $15 to $7: _ 5 ain a Zz ’ | ad — ( — = with ort+ mag es ae . or a complete. pianc.: = * — ‘cS Se5 : = ~" - - S a Metin dae or “amen 4 LOOK, OCcans nieap res THE Palpwo™ ¢ Pra NO yg Tee keentnhe rccms. ist and . : ~ er © ’ == uprard. R ‘ . GTO BL... om : — "@ ; — se ae —— = — & _ ~~ . - — ee WASP! Ww N r - “ Theater. 2110 Market st. - 44 ™ ? ~ aa ens e and two cha'rs rea —— —————— Aiea . an . - an SI25 _Ccg® se "PRIGHT PIANOS Par ; = — ed - . a e. 7 c s XU i+ a age B) =r iris Sor > 7; = > @ . ee ——— — rae a “ a PIAND CO. 1311 Otive ‘-* | Fasmscrom Me a + —5. sumtee eka ee fora Cabany 62 a Dar. _— a Ses to $ Re eg M OR CYCLES SS aahar aiietince enna ge egy FROM $100 go $150. we have a fine variety “warm sles : Benton ce ord sy te: > tae - 2, imported from Ita : isasiiinemened LO other standard sedans: $100 te $2 of dene . riot - | oom 417 N. Lith St.-L-Overalls — : For Sale oer ars that will pear ae nt Dianem that'll be gued fer : RA —Cmnt i acne. onan AHLEM MOTOR CO. 1035 N. Grand . ars. Buy one for your children; $3 CLERICAL WORK — Several. . 4414 Page B! —Rompers a ove ped. 904 4000 Cheatenn | MICTGLED—Twe. nos. an 23 i pen evenings = - give You service in proportion mont>iy Open evenings antic ocean : _— — —_———— , . RETER'S 17th and Locust sta (c3M between the age of 18 and 20. lith and St. Charles—Pants - Tae ‘j=... aaa é onrP nat —-\e * . ae aAD.s t ‘\, = —— : emmaggees es _- - a cet ee ied ¥ Pua inve es ument. rrnre « a Buck’« StL tLe Soy s and erie coaster bras Touring Cars s For Sale “'s eed ieee _—— a ~ - > . - . - or _ = ; ’ >. , P TrTwaeres ood a = - > ~ - and ruar. BIC _ES—New — ~ ees AMOK \ ~ N. 3 14) T} vwN ‘a snisned tn Cadillac dive erage & used pinyer-clance, $196 AR io _ — ‘ ver. ert . Ser @ W are ce 7 cs i> ase a ’ verter es ' eS =499 reguier $35 value Yuver!ies is oer ba ie F 2 ? ¥ - g 7 De- Xmas ers . , “—r we me = z “rga “2% eeteeneintene 2 s . a — ‘ 7 = . : = - : ° . a - _ - . . a 7 ’ a. * ~- tah ls 5 “4 . . Bos YT . ons ers S : TU i : - bee ‘ LRN with the eoritgt> #-'«* RENT PTA) ~ SI .{ MONTH « ? OOOR—PMan. ermea!! — ‘ - x . a = 2 “4 ~ -— * ~ - 7 réme house — wht tS a tris 2 —— = c 2 ear ‘eT Tf Ae than the acre "os -? a ~a hogan ralmut or ocak West ~~ Post-Dissiatch ate ae 4 : : — aninasi i rm than the cnown ora . or gomeres. Linde!) re lL. 4330 Clayton p . , geen Guw ant eaten tank te HORSES Z£ND VENMICLES TéAnMOK . Ck 450 DOWN as good 2 tires with ts howe B eS) tH RST Plas » COMPANY, oe a = ~ FT a. hiatal vail cc? -e " fi) STRAW SEWFERS nerd eerentiana edetiiaee “ake nen tiem : >» as mie cureine aoe smae . sabiiahed 1270 a cum a eeae a . —_ a ett ’ 3 ni?) s+ oz . sa ~ sae e- ss ; ‘ : a can S“.rote volarer. or > " es . > 7 » ~ . : x7 . . - . ee — 2 Saati : 2 = — - - rr — — 7 , am i. SSD _ McPherson : ~ air Mle : e « 5 pending w: le = ~ - ’ — — — ar _ Fe: - ‘ Te QB ce = - — a MAID—White. Linge! Ha! DIAMOND HAT T1T Laces écl)| : ” este Wales ee e: white __Rerses. $20 uo: wagons l Morgs ~ TRIANGLE MoTOR Co HANDLER TOURING: exception- h— i = a po = eveniz Private School, 4146 Linde! > - —_—— : = ~ as: oe ~eae acu - feat . en ev"”eg ee - aia a A oe , ities ian : an C2 esate -85) ASHER—Womaen: white 34:6 He TRIM RS —_——— — —— __ i wens : - orkers « - . ‘ ‘ — ir*m™ as9°-_ = le © — s.¢ za top are trst- atest model « os - ea ased player — - -- — = - + . = - . 2 - 7 ~~ = : = " c - _ oo: - - —_ — . i. be y it rT es - — name rA CANDY PACK ERS—S' ee * 7 pon. WAT. CL PKR IE. . wd — - Ss o-~s r De. Tagore are fh uer es —a ke ~~? a . a se z a * a32 Ss s+ s OP Als sie quaes me —. > | ke it poem = | . . ~™ - . . ~e 7 : &-2 = wa — aa = : = a = . ™ ~ = -_ - b. de 5 — a + tw te Sooty Nancy Lee Canty Shop. 2018 PAY WHILE LEARNIN ALi. MONDA Tr othe c Sy week ts 4116 N. lith st. Recker . ao ee 2ar arrvrre _ ——- . =a Gc to satis mortgag 328 JORDAYW TOTRING >-esteenger : * ‘ ang "ust ste {-38 ss s =— " ~~ = = - ' .- 7 = = hs , . a wu = i . | ~, a | - © & - “ . = . eS i ; a - 2 bt. Sris = origina! and 7 ri 2 S425. SaApc ~; = ROOM—F..-- a r s. Ss os rales, easter are acca eae ° nd . ————— . : ire -—. thie a as Pa art. , weet 19°23 erie : | LBRANSEN 7 Taro aa Tile >. . = , ; . - fw BT = ot 7 . | cart Prop, *¢-- = al a7 a a _ Daver-oian “ny —.e r sar sat ww ‘ e"a "or ft 3’ sa ¢ s mt — ~» © 4 \.— Te a * a S& % * — Ye - " = “> a _->- ~ — —_ + V—_—__——_ oe - — —— “3 . : % as » — “ -—— = —_ et ss ee - ‘Leb — P*a ma §3545 abarnne: - Yount. te care fer child work et S Gran =? : -— ' All. machinery oO oo ~ ee" eee a oo * ome e oF Ce. Lehrer Corner 1101 oe * - fooms and ' s ° and ase =: — ——-— a2 TWA (8 . ' gh: enc sold 22. better perform’: ae — = eee 91 Oltrve ‘ce yee - WHE beusework Sidner 3154M wOMAN—F ean.ng candy sher Seg pepe eee ey pola 4 = Schoellhern- Albrecht Machine Cc. 741 % gr = —— We carry a f me of lirtne poorer sutree DO ER—Steam-heating 1106 % casctona " ae Chassis F Sai ' eet er 3 all o werk and sowtns: er and a.) other househe seeds. steven faan ... imam. Acme Electric Cx 71 Ma- ci cr . Sax negraphs of standard necessary Forest | rocters. ©cker goceds a=" breaks 4 ec ot Poe: " FORD—nass: S20 car ts ' eee eclines are gu ted: we is SALESWOMEN WANTED ge er © ods = Sra aw soe , A = bad haseis. 197 car ts ‘mn goe@ rum-* te $700. ws oa . Suarsam a rth 2D RL—eed. white for genera) ee = — : We ales = a = i pa — = sow _AT RB E—Gunstock and Warmer ice ca* ine i ——— "Zing cencition for $100. Merdennai! Fors Tange from S15. 83S L540 wees 4541 Erreht At LS LAT ——J ienar: o-° shoe tne — = ha pe = a. res 4 rc". Western las‘ Callies end Adin SEY RULE eel 1 Uri ag )S * pa ret -c_ass Dealers. [315 Locust s*. open evenings MaY. he aon —— : lavers £25 “. @ . ce . “ee furniture. ee - Scie. «fi running onéitior ord tires ash . in Nin: —— 8 US) =P ARTMENT G is » ob: t© work in cel ar “e- SA . . 3 ' Da’ s *. > Y S - = o ‘ : " . cm . = —- = rs — - - -_ - —_s - ._ =. 4 s ~~ ~de - xz . ches - . “ve ry | we pane hate aise airie te learr .. 8 = ie 7 ms stean at * umbing - 2» a ; > =. 6 -. $225 = ® moce:. & eC Rar — paerd H. Miller 3 NM. Breadwes =" Phone Lindell worming hand work In ~AT WT IT oe — - 9 ~ oP - - , rom peated : . ee ee A seers ‘ ‘ tens Ce “11 Leone : ~s ‘ Al E . L.A ; E , ' aw = Ee f° Se I ao emma aid . = ie ; a - P —-_— Experience ?r “a > : ->— nde “ Z => « -_ —— on ‘ mA i ——_— ws Tete - a = _ ~—_ 2. =~ = 7-4-4, —— =: oa. Sa arr Sth and W aso.ng.cn 4éx reAnctint 2 — ¥ eine nees z ~ .T > - : x 9 e ‘o> 2 a ae Pan ues é* ZT (ODe ur * c»eaer > -—- —_ . ' : -—~ — . ns . ee. = - ; ; r spear — . —— : | a « - = ms ba eres , . ot a _ - e& - —- De 7 ~ Sy > a ~ 2 a nee “ —_ " " = —$$—$$______— a. | Gee WORK ON ‘SHI I s BO . y repe Ff. [OF 5- : — - a aiT. i a ‘ FP ~ IR ~~ Boy . Pa _ rwei nes a ce an : ona lots 7 a7 mark oh: aatiee th — | * vd — ; = : _cery or butcher gee@ conditian. o~9- ly ased at great! — ~ oa OVERALLS AND 440 Tp — : “Ss ~~ Ole T . * casa of a Oper “mand ; liver for XNrras > £ - . y. wi ae a as ge Leimae “SES Cee--ee 28372 © SUPGEY anc ev = ; ™ ~ : Ts: . . : oe + e.™ aA ™= Fr ee = body. winter top S40 > i. rn heotinm ¢ 1004 oO > dary svc >4 Wwiazy ™a2imum ae ' a ; _— a Oe . — ~~ Ta s — 5, ‘ rr. ~ i r | ~ ve . 7 *? i. >. ~ er ocr -- 4.42 Ww Natura! $600. F-] a .” > Plewte a en ‘TRONING AND GIRLS TO anes. i iree or mere meermons ic 10¢92 ” = —— ae «oe ~s Pres Solid agaz eine, F wanes ag : I . = =e ae ee aie i : oes ia hero. nants ine acount : a -_ r ote *S- ~~ — © "+Oun af 7 = a Ss eDos.* ces D r _ i ch £150 . . xX. ame Se = = ce 4 cs dar "i St ed el a il Ss i se * — pe Sor =) > g re . DpDar?ys rs nr ce | r Arse “ax 7 i =o ~~ ; b ° Rx ~ 2 ~ oe omen =o ——_——— ..2¢8 T boos ' ete aeertios = . his : “ ~ eee nee a — ties : : yo =. & 4 -_ ’ . [PR ~ - Ps os, R + 4. : re i ori ng Bo ie OL aera AX OPPORTL NITY become distribater = —8™teck Fur , 4912 0 . ae _—- oe X Gea mer even'nee . - a Selle al) rear round — coi ~ a Peel! = ain > Swe —— a : Pe a” Vert ‘> 88 - ta _— oe oS me Traced car dept = : a’ Se Pee - yr Rare AND 2600 (se sapepe Y-228 Poe -Diaretch sax, pr . ee 3 —- ~~. ES Sest? SUE HIRE—2teom truck stake ood oe a at WSs reii Fiway end -- eeeneeliegenns aaa : na — ~~ — ———_ --~_--- - Ee —_ . ~ar ana _ . . £08> os a» ™ “S"™a "ee rave — .- > ° 2% 7314 _ . $40 , ; = . wal » @ o*. T) > i. ae . . “Ss -* ~ BUSINESS CHANCE — Raxers, atten? on : eee i | See. 1058 ce Gale sane $315 S i rel BODIES = ats : 1414 Frank's | We will sell movable ovens. cuarant eet sa t- LRNT RE Wrd —Hie» —~ rong ee oan aa « ~ ow, seis i>: 19% Foc - passenger —— ee — te vin... ' Ory. terms t® suit: write for cata \ogue ai kinds of household goecaa” —— —_ REXT FORD —- agent se ‘ws.. S500: pay SS to S€ courng > aauien, creak ad all =~ emp ee actions _ titan aah Cee 6th ony eens sha: — Mig Co.. GOS & oe “omtents of Slats. siance bric-e—oric DRIVE IT YOURELP Kan ase = wee ow and speedster bodies: 7: any Ford . 4. Prices. . ~ ; 1414 — th st... St Levia 28 te ail Lindell 27180 RC. t - KISSELSkTr5rs > —-, — MIANGLE MOTOR CO — or ages -1@8 ay Ferd chaesie. T**. Call todas 141 —~ ec —-- Auct? c 3 aye 2oncr ¥ ‘ 45°4 Delmar — _— se¢ bodies ‘taker in ‘rede WerRr Poria — » | BASE your 3 to ¢ = om >oner pare is _A eT ON ia) ines CAS ay -14 = 4738-43 McPHERSOs e\2 > a. pe" © ering. DEED: ACTO => 4 oD. 20 : — - a a -— 8$-note. —s ith absolute safety: we F rn: . mloct + Snposite City H a -— ‘ | bave «a oie tant A. = (hie per cent u itu re Wanted | Forest 683. Delmar 1277 3) oceans : 2} KIESELHORST PIaNo co. | fr you. rite Ser full information. t ~ “one : ? » Cumptete urnish: Oa St Bo a eA eden SPF eT oe Crease oe ema: nye DODGE TOURING Tires For Sale Si3. Peet. id 'f : t - SS Tf. « ert? > Cease ne a ——— «st 5025S BAT omer ase4 * ; — ans Wanted ate 19350 dist-st wheels, cord eh —v 2. ~0x3 and 3x3. $2.50 | ' ss .* ? eS ~~ - - = . ~~. A>Er- > 4 ‘Tee 3 ; Te - 7 ~ oy - : _ | AM the argest Sr ae res homer ‘te [emt and ree: ee Fs \@eae “ne , | e = ey . —* “UR. UT ORE, : Ss vUuY- *-ea*:* : ™ e — s ree “Toves ee 7 = -? es a - : . eus N ss WaNTED Fu 77 rTz eten ~ ot . ~~ i eae Day spot cesh for rv . Cu. Ta. IO8Cck. sea “OT ers, mo*o- Stee : ~~ er S am 7” ~ ; ; —— 4 a . : . cE “ie ” e Ver .-.. — r a = ar ™—pa* oo eo s ™ + 2 [- =e? . ~ Cie kk Ant F: Cad- - - — RANT Wtd.—Te buy: Seuthern D- ohepgreaeipaatventin anted ar Market 28917 Olfve - - . = - — . -_ on eee « > . ~——* ~ ~ — 30] Ss } yO - =" . Peron i end a “eS. case, ‘able or ; sefore selling DENXI§ ‘cS a a : wow snd cuss TIRES— yOOw counter, seating ‘facil.t twin BROS. FURNITURE a ee -> ee vitien ante leat ROOMS yet 2 ton ae, Sgt —— Ek ee D. %_5205 or Delmar "3984 908 Buciid. Por. At ACTOMOPILES Wid —aAny orice: a Sc. S32. $4. SS: « feel WITH BOARD—cITy RroON r «42 6 M.. 4425 Gi so ™ 3 >a wn ‘e23) Or £afe egiuitles bought 2 3 Bo “ADIT Look t ‘ewer. 29602 Giien ae ontaatee — - -— (iheon av. SB Levis, Mo 3 rhs See wenr rniture ana. mont Ia . 20 Olive. ‘o ad LLAC EXCHAN GE Look Derr. = "$02 oO a wen Sor ee Aes - ror t | : be . . ~ 3 a ™¢7 er — —— en | ane even cn = ms 553 ss best Orices. Bomont 854 Yeer-2n: FOR TR S Wtl —Anr ay ~ CAR DEPT. SF Sou tn ‘;sRAN POLIVE # BUS'AE SS FOR SALE i —— ele __ Sen CRS +a BR. pcli. Loe ~ Pom on 3415 ~ oc - die BR ~ =; 2 TF = , —— -_ “RANT—Good eocation. cash cr my. Ra my 4° 1. a ° orice a22rexe ie een CO.. 2310 Washtngten “ — ag hae # . | Hed i, — —e er + oe aot 7 Swiewen por ‘vate te family a rT (gberr 57 ee an - LINDELL B.. 18 —— = : Tamm anc other sccesscries we 4 meals: tume =a Soom, good . aya ¢ 7) 4 ™ . ; > “md ings. . wet: & Bean Tl? Mars a ss cumming cunditien: $225. rasan eee SUPPL —Cslii-a ocd oc. 2... tor Autos pli erg Desiers, 7315 retin . => = » i 2 s ~ > 4 -e - > . _ — -* . . - re - . el wad | he - be Sj ; 7 ba ~~ i. ae gone 9 ~ — ~ neIne coms ' . ” Treormgon os. 8 Ssreedings » a -. = ~~ Salas. want 100 cars PORD—Tourtag: new is the time ic Dur neo nag ; ote os Pepairing ras runteed MAPLE. 5455—7 ¢ | aéutte peuaiieecees . Tm : menth « — e . : y ; “man "OL Far we ~nt Soom neme ehoter secre ~ n - Sore sc: ee = > "l= re “1 - —= =er ; 4, couple . x 290ha 5-- OLIve . n zt a ‘ow aT “s 3 pt > — | cr : ' t i ae eat | en Te —— “” ee I a - FLINT MOTOR CAR GO. 4556 Demmeneem -té Russe... @idnay 12438. Victor 23002 Pace Bi. Sea- = 2 ant ert <=) GPL. eubease = ae ~~. 4
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tD—Warm, ve and 3d floors. dor a8; excellent +4 DA ~y Tt paws iy m in Temes ~— Ny a. ‘wan: t if preferred. Forest : ..Ks all conven a TaAce fPRoCe. : BL.. ++ yn eL Tero ait ; ———— re s Central tec roome: team heat. ae w Week u . 292 7—Housekseping. Sts. sdjoining bath . jectric. : a FOR RENT—CcITy Nortn T1A— Furnished room|} electric ‘ leh ht N—Pyrnishe as (feom 1 ——= 5 room i; side and front room. i, , farmiabed> telephones 3 Wea: eatly aa a rable front roem wee, or lad@y exaployed, : Ps ad -_ MARRIAGE LICENSES. Thelnea ig? 444 5940 Thekia Zee. Andrew A , Hematite, Mo Robir 8: h * * i . : a Jones ‘ey and P. Pus! rs mi 30: SAN N. Ninth. ran cheats " ; id J. roteta. o 7 Amanda a “¥ ee — ack | 2 Ones! Willle tle Willye erties mat ha Ha: ; és jlett Q Ki hes. Bake’ M. Rra tel Chouteau a 4461 Ppanigia. Dave Williams 014 Choateaa | Patterson. i722 Divisior | rs. Amanda Lind 234 Adama | GIRLS Charles D dndoay 2234 Adame and M. Day, 6017C McPherson Thomason ranite City. and V. Marcuis, 4530 Clayton sTanite City, Cohen, 5660 Kingsbury ; New Athens. Rein. "ys os Hr - rec f / Mi nard, twins . and F | Walter c lager Minnie J gel ae , — 46. Ze, At Belleville. Blank > # Rentre. 7oug? Pewee seetcececeons iJ. : Kowalska, Emme} Krebs | Jones, 2619 Ho: nea Steuer; K. Kaijoovic, 1835 8. 11 Armin Vende rvek Sheidon, 4111 aie fitt Williame, 491 es) Po Smithy 00" hua y ” Jones, S535A Pap! n " ? riii nt interest; and A. Hammond. 4265A Cote Brillian trust MONEY 70 LOAN~—# = | 100,000 St. Louls reai emate, at ore improves ( Sheatan: ut. (c8) w WE have nh kinds of money to loan on oY BURIAL PERMITS. ate: quick service: low @ Paddock, 41 4°46A N Broadway GE + 'y ey ANSTRATH. 717% Cc Shestns ae> Sop hia Tief enbrun 58 - «) ' ———_— lhelmina Zimmermann, © | Do z. ou Need Money? a La oust a ’ Make Mary . |SECOND "AND THIRD DEEDS § ¢ 4i° —_— Lindell 51 BRI ha 3 HOUSDE—700 Summit av.. Northwest -room cottage; brick; vo aay Tuxedo, Webst er Groves; T7-room brick: bath, hot-| lot 465x130; ra Ory easy) (084) | garece. For quick service RB . Julta ip n 617 N = LOUIS FINANCIA Se ee ‘oelier, 65. 64 » Vermont st.. 7th ) ° tieek, 45 2226 Grevoie. floor. wv. Ctive & 2121. A. (cl7) MM oar. 30 1800 Di vision Cavanaugt 18, BO3BA N. mrend lwa) MONEY i’ WANTED | Catherine | 666—S CO.. ay pap + , 805 Chestnut. , = . WRIT E for map of Webster and RKET. amt leliee 66 p-reom list of homes, priced from $1800" to Mitre 2487. tee) $45 000 WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Agt. (c8) FARMS FOR SALE FARM—40 acres. f ee BR ree" 4-room log Ly use, mY lenty of | _ water Box K,103. Post- Dispat 4 a 4 roome, bath. Lafayette Park. coe Box K=970, P rooms. farm. J Central B78" (ed) BUNGALOWS ABD COTTAGES | For e (e837) Northwest COTTAGE—586xx Garfiel4- gaa, electricity. Sa—Fiat. 6 rooms, all conven- furnace. het and cold water. 9 (1) chic —MISSOUAL * alley ma — erms TRI LOAN c — e176—Fiet, 4 rooms electric. 7 -room Tiat Olive 92902 S11 N FLATS, APARTM’TS [OR SALE. Northwest FLAT—4 and 4. 6623 Garfeld av. South RBEAU TIFUL 1 BUNGALOW FLAT OPPOSITE TOWER GROVE PARK 4oxx Areena! su parior, tile bath, hardwood floors. gas. peecerecety. steam heat. seperate furnaces. 2-car garage; rent $1860 per! 5 FOR RENT--Furn ishe# Nortn 4561—4-room fiat. furnished; to right party. references. (Co!) - ‘Cc South & &8—PFurnished entire eecond — 32 yoomes. bath. eelctric; beat fur RESIDENCES FOR SALE West RESIDE ry E—45-room "brick gee. ols West a 1—4 rooms, bath. electricity. " electric. hath aged prages 4245 W. See owner 57 Ne wherry ter. (ed) — —_—- — —— -_ 4155—Nicely furnishe? 4. ; steam heat, etc S OWNER LEAVING CITY Beautiful parior, ttle bath. > rooms, bath, hardwood fioors: complete: plano: WALTER SCOT T CO.. 805 Cheetnut (08) : AND AP’T’S. WANTED rooms: modern: tor young Benton 364. Box K-15 — —— ee — rnished flat; ae oF neeedirer ’ wheel perma- BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE oe ee Wy North GRAND AVENUE LOCATION FOR LEASE Grand and Hebert: 3-story South of building; steam heat; corner estore. —_— 36x45 3 dcestra ble offices on secon. ‘ —4- -room, m, $2 28 oe room bunca- ; great nsfer corner Ae th lots; South St. Louis. » WA | JAS. M. CARPENTER R. CO., BT ahi —___210_Wainwrigat Tidg. dealing eis Will cal) F’honse is of your fists or hor be » Others Fail—_tTr x mw. mes. : HEATH mis. c a a: ntral vue aa lf if neo wut indorser at niover or any me 2082 > Railway) FE: xchange ATE—w’T’p TO BUY ene Wanted j © Grove pect th ion. px eti6."P Americtn SBrekerag Bidg AUTOMOBILE LOANS © ay individuals on private cars; you bet “On om easy installments while you ride. We Grand alfro youre mortguces to reduce peymen KER BROS. FINANC | 423- 434 Tithe Guaranty Bidg.. Dive. ert RAIL. ROAD D MEN var sala: y or ee ac a+ ' $-5 or 5-6. west of A. meso ors rooms, m odern » oF West End of co! Once; references Y S820w. or We Yeu * ear ry _ * oF ‘ 1?’ and nvesiig 7 ' : ' / “ee _~ Wu.—- to 9 — - rmNTON oe S aT he (“4 ™ West . . one Calumet Bidg.. 114 N. 7th } of King's wh. PMR Lindell. Box G-243. 2 CHRISTMAS MONEY a APARTMENTS. | De not deprive yourself of . bape? 2S WANTED Christmas the lack of cash ; yeu . . Who want city property | honest hesitate to ask us for whe wk) tel , 4 Wo tindorsers . - 7 fe very ay: win quic Kest and most confidential system in the - | ne Speria! weekiy circulars | Clty vey back in easy monthiy or weekly | SUF Correspondence. We give payin LOAN & INVESTMENT CO ite to every property lieted SOT THE RN Phne Olive ROT 5) ‘(cl4 . b ; way and Olive. aie, Enone of 7 408 Liberty Cent Trust Bide. _ AN , batt or aT 10) 11 —— Tth «at ae | . Xmas Money AND COTTAGES S now for your Christmas needs. We latin note without ea: 4 va l’repare loan money on + ag v ' - oreers or security k COTTAGE. $4300 cesta $10 and Up P Glade: un parlor " To men or women who hold steady salarle ». hot water nositions. Repay in smal) ments. LOA ° , LO AN AN WD INV x Sea! OKRA onl [Ridgr., Sth and Olive. -1il N 741) — mas aie ‘7? » Olive "85 Tth et. (cB) | . —No eecur'ity The We we nrinsT D DEEDS OF TRUST ST. S. C. Ha at ali times oy of trust for © | sale ranging im @mounts from $500 to $10.- Em! e beat of ae urit] es wi by ample 'n- J Re at surance protectico (7et our ile 4 i Ww C rif Ith 4633 Westminste: e ? Riverside CLF hfe Pl s 4 ‘or R5A aPVve ee ae | ¥ ORANGES California Navels Quality assured the best when you buy Blue Goose. Hach Orange Stamped Season’s Gye -60c Medium 5Oc Size, C Smaller Size, 30¢ Doz. XMAS TREES As long as carload laéts you can buy them at our stores at Extra Large, Dozen. Large, Dozen. Large Medium, Dozen... ae Pr =i t TOMBR IDGE AGE) ~~ & 3318 we sc. ’ STOCKS A (3) | “ourtton ee on s_AND gone ee | [city a in Brief curities at 8 per cent 4 Less Than Wholesale 12 monthiy pay ments REPUBLIC _SaNCE CORPO. NATHAN H the American guage Newspapers, will adc: e Advertising Club on * Arcade | Elevent th floor ‘Ruite ifs: (c8) | |GET eur quotation s on all active wni! sted st Olive 1014 Ocks and bends Call _— FORRESTER & (wD te ele 802 Central National Bank Bigg (c8 | eetion to Fs. LIBERTY BONDS bought at ee or — wean face vaiee market — repayable &@ week on 0 Loans a Siete ae “eee Industria! WIL. en herg motors, ‘ess members The New the rereian Lan Us at the weekly | Statier at noon tomorro meeting _— — PATTERSON, ._= nner | listed bonds and stock. o¢ the Presbyterian Board of Missour! iron. nnebako — pper, Western Development, Patines at Eve Ra + loan., ‘Traffic Truck, : : of the St. Louls Senior En, dea vergreen ee atte ® preferred. Ok- ; : A banquet for all former ‘ ‘bristi: active stocks. R.. Boatmen's Henk Bidg. Endeavo A > er . will be held SEIDMAN, PRESIDENT OF Association of Foreign lan- Aan or vuage Press and The ¥ - Ww Foreign Mie- | it -0., 714 Chestnut. (e8) se. an illustrated ijecture on his | buy ae Newb re ho! ding, Dues- erien in Africa «tomorre light at the LIBBY + Purity 14-0z. car C Croea.... C of =n Pratt Low—Fancy Grade v ema can, Med. can, Large can, I! See 34c 48c Pa each fiat has 5 roome and), 7-room brick residence; eun | BARNETT’S XMAS SALE OF DIAMOND RINGS! +18 bt about it: The greatest Diamond values that have ever ok esters in &t. Louis! The Diamonds are extra £o size, mounted in beanctifal 14-K white cr hand engraved mountings- 4, “tyvles os for men and wemen. It te the greatest of all Christmas Gifts: Small Sums $5 KNIFE AND CHAIN With every Elgin Watch sola to- morrow, we will give a guaranteed $5 Knife — Cc hate abso’ utels free. down gives at te po- session of the Watch i>: $1 WEERL) Wm. A. Rogers and Sons A complete Chest of Tableware in a beau- tif! velwet-lirned caec, for onty BL downs, asd fie week “68 piece ‘ onelvting of 6 cher. © teaspoon Llestoonma, I “wz aa Stl ibe newer! White Gold Watches A beavtifal rer tangular 14-% white gold. hand. engrnved Wrist Vatch, with n Beautful &-Ptece Ivory White AM Totlet Sas N : Set in ’ aS oR B . \ a aranteed > lrand- >] 4 : oa , ovemen : hire — Fl Dewe Piwoh . 9” St Week! ( ave 50c Doicn 50c a Week “Wear While You Pay, Is the Barnett Way” Our Lecatien Saves You Money “aian st 808 PINE ST. ' (c8) This Is Fancy, Not Choice | OART ’ ' ee WHERE DOES THE HOME HUNTER HUNT THE MOST? _ Right here in these columns. Advertise and be convinced. :“3@ =~ ae Oe c= Sad en CLAUS GETS RADIOGRAM 1 a mPIGGLY RADIOGRARI "Twas the week before Christmas, and atop o’ the world A*portly old gentleman disgruntedly curled In his chair’in his workshop—e place full of toys— Presents for housewives—and good girls and boys. His manner Was restive, he seemed il] at ease, And nothing around him his humor did please. He chafed at his minions; he champed his fat jaws, And naught could appease this distraught Santa Claus. **The job.is too big,’’ he told his fat spouse, ‘*To get in by Ohristmas each clamoring house— To fill up the pantries, bring presents to all; My reindeers are lame, the task doth appall. I've aeroplanes handy and radio, too, But even at that it’s too m to do. He scratched hig bald head in seeming despair, When suddenly came, as if from midair— Pp» A buzzing, a whirring from broadcasting station. Spelling a word known in each Ahriving nation— ‘‘Bureka! I’ve found it,’’ Old Santa did cry, And a jolly old twinkle again marked his eye. ‘*I’LL worry no more,’’ he told all his minions, —_—— things will fly as on feathery pinions’’ He chortiled in joy; his paunch shook quite ‘‘jiggly,’’ Fox the word that he heard was a WIGGLY. For the stores PIGGLY WIGGLY, with all their wide range, ('Tis said that the stock's going up on Exchange) Are just the right places where thrifty folks go, Get just what they want without spending much ‘‘dongh.’’ * ‘‘My task is much lighter!’’ Saint Nick gave three cheers. ‘‘T can now turn my sleigh to the kiddies—the dears) For while I’m filling up stockings so tight I know PIGGLY WIGGLY is on the job right— To bring to the mothers, while children are gay, The groceries they need. Hip! Hip! Htp! Hurray!’’ ST. LAUIS PosT- DISPATCH. WIGGL APPLES Fancy Grade * =®5. YORK 2 Sc IMPERIALS CARLOAD SKOOKUM WEMTONEE Wy IMEC BDe ALL SIZES You k and argue about Apples, but the last word on quaiity Is SKOOKUM WINESAPS ote 93.45 boxe th:. L0G FRUIT CAKE OUR OWN °° Pet F0c BAKING +». Lb, Guaranteed equal to any - gold In town at any Not a ray ms mixture, but real h : NUTS S ae oitsed.- 22c, Walnuts, 32e Filberts, 17e Brazils, 16¢ Peanuts, extra large, aAe “ DOMINO SUGAR = 78c 2 39c (RAISINS 3 MAID Seeded . { {-02z. 13¢ 16-02. sees 15C G EGGS ‘san 456 Clearbrook 4 4 c FIGS sive Edting, Fresh tp 16cib. « Cranberries Fancy Howe lb..15¢ POTATOES i: ? ONIONS spenien hG tiate x {ae Globe one DC. MINCE MEAT Toe S32 32e # DROMEDARY DATE Regular . 25¢ Pke. C BAKED BEANS *=10c i Snider's Catsupt: 25¢rm 16¢ CHERRIES sorme.¢ 260 elf > XMAS WEEK | CLOSING | | HOURS TUESDAY ‘ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ‘and FRIDAY | Sto MONDAY ( Stores Close 6: 30 P. M. REGULAR TIME —ALL ==, res Open Until 8:30 P. M. a i SATURDAY NIGHT All Stores Will Stay Open Until 10 P.M. ~~ = Piggly Wiggly will open, just in time for holiday trade, 2 new stores INS _— wae aa ae te oy Cee 7 Loca Be Located at ' On Wednesday morning, Dec. 20, as below named. ew 4 Sto res ted at No. 4801 Page Av. CORNER WALTON AV. No. 2245 South Grand NEAR SH ENARDOAN | All Are Invited—Souvenir to Each Visitor | ei ee he a nn “st o- ; Vou Neighborhood PIGGLY WIG Piggly Wiggly Will Save You Money ’ . = \ . 18¢% SBF eae Fee te flame, PR tai ty oe ote teem a ee ee eae ——— re eee ——— «a aineintmeatntneattinh oemteeieemeameninn a . ' Ce ee Oe -~ Poe ewe oe a ee ET LER bt eae 4 4 ar “ = -. d fs — 7 - > e i one +2 ems eet
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Ee ne er the Daily Globe-Democrat and ‘the Times Combined. ee _ The City. Circulatién of. the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of hed 2° | Stetmn After Leaving Card oe Rogers, an Italian, was stabbed to | Joseph Genusa, a waiter, who — ‘By the Associated Press. death when on his way home yes-/quabrel with Rogers Saturd*y night, aaa section and |AMERICAN HISTOR YFOR | PEORIA Ml, Dec. 18.—Maurice terday = from a card game.’ is being sought as the slayer, Manufa cturers . | j Women’ i AMERICAN CHILDREN \' IN A WONDERFUL SALE = . > — —- : : - - 28" ~ - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH'. - ry te Me —- Soi ae ee A Youth of 21, Arrested as a Spy by His Cousin, Christmas Gifts of ‘Highest Quality | Here is a as thks Panama Limited leaves St. Louis * Winter and summer, there are always new things 4 ? . i RUSSIA PREPARES TO SHIP GRAIN eles Wee he q ; to do, new combinations of tracks, stations that Col id before nd the p rities are said ¢ ' Sleeping Cars to Hot Springs, Houston, Sam ~~ dl , ; lots of real railsoading to be done as you became JURE approaching eyes proportion Antonzo on New Orleans Limited. all e . aa = own fieid engineer and right-of-way man. sO] Ss “Never peeelios Pomc i-mate i : = > L iome! trains have been the standard of the wala : a > = * — al Rev O1UtTLIOR., fT RNA) « Bean © mee, ane and carved Signet Rings bors in solid greer i locket ; Latinas ahd Loan ‘4 2 = antique gold 1. om "$5.08 to $150.00 5.0 I pe a ay ’ i _— ” - & ; * . : ~ = ~ wo a i . e — = é st -- ~ 7 . a . = , . s . in , . ; Solid silver thimbiles, ‘nm pian pierced and « ved ter: 1 ol ad. : : : : ; and engraved patterns. or goid- ~ tn 4+ =P , , ' = = e : > : ; : ; ; si ; - ee — ' tt MAE? —upeinenh @ beeen! 4 Ie $6 0 to $150.00 Se fo $150 £10.00 to $40.00 Cameo and coral brooches, al nts mtisanmaaiieceeee To ee a ne ia terda. —_-—_—-- i oininetnaniaanannan Manufactured and Guaranteed for Life by THE LIONEL CORPORATION © 48-s2 E. 2tst KH, NEW YORK CITY. p. _onurecting train from St. Louis 1:10 i a p. m. datlv. Arrives Gulfport 1:40 “7g@ ¢ \ Dp. : Returning, leaves Gulfport \ | we ELECTRIC TOY 2210 Dp. Im. Direct connections to + 7 : ; “4 a Biloxi and Pass Christian. i—_ - | ; 4,7 j } Fr -
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MONDAYT, 4 a a | - | EMBER 18, 1907 | ‘Bs ri. 1 3 ° : ,° Popular Comics | ; News Photographs Fiction and to k . Women’s Features ie S “ae )6=60| MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922. y AQ MONDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1922. o~ WG WS ° +. é a OR = 2 eee oe ere on —_ rf To the right: Glimpse of the welcome when the Talmadge family _re- turned to Los Angeles, not long ago. The group shows Natalie Talmadge Keaton and baby; Miss Margaret Leahy, said to be England’s most beau- tiful girl; Norma Tal- madge, Mayor Crisswell, and Constance Talmadge. —Underwood & Underwood Photo. MEN OR YOUTHS 4 4 Ma PAGE 29 «LS “ZZ A, WIN dldddddidadddddddddddddddddddssseLeenEE EET, S ry. 4 : 4 : 0 Lids hdddsddddddicliiididisissdsssidashidhe - hhh dh dddhddddddecceeecer LE, Mad Liddddddddddiddidssdisdieiiicncdddddddaatdlddddddddddtddiéicucn5nncn0rraryc_nn01.0Qnnncccccniininnnnn222co200cLaddcduddddddusbddsh : > ~ ¢ ~ . - . : " vere Oa ’ or S ul it at N Segoe o> ae a ee. 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; ge “eve CL , “ he ; tw! . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1922. a *Pug Coue Says Frankly to ‘Doctors: “GIVE MEDICINE” “Your Patient Wants a Prescription and He Wants to Know What It Will Do for Him,”’ De- clares French Exponent of “Self-Mastery Through Autosuggestion.” ett ie ARTICLE VII By DR. EMILE COUE. —aliE= method of treatmert described in the preceding 4ar- ticles gives absolutely mar- velous results, and it is easy to Gerstand why. Indeed, by follow. ig out my advice, it is impossible te fail. except in the case of the twe classes of persoms previous, mentioned who unfortunately rep resent barely 3 per cent A a at He i dl | i rf i i j f tng T left off read 7 / f i j | ; 48 4 Fr ih z i os Fe hE: l d q | if | i slept : | readers—as I am quite sure there | , | : ¥ 4 i : 3 ’ iil a3 ar ; it i i} a | | | i, z¢ a i : 4 | curable, 7 5 E Ps be ie g rf iM | ' 1 -4 - ? prise Here @octor, writes sd ~e ee : g ! AA em ee | KBAR AA SS me eve ee eee = ) disloyal to Muzzy.” she repes “Day by Day in Every Way | Am Getting Better and Better™ | SOME QUESTIONS ANSWERE ©. Mme Emile Leon, Dr. Comes ardent discipie. + : some of his spoken words f wis dem might be lost, made ta te note them 4s, during iec- ~e don't want rou to think that i= forgetting what I owe her—loeralty. allegiance! I know what those words mean. But to me they dont mean submissiveness, Rameses, to @ wrong —the perpetration of @ Sin. I cart he’s done wns’ be submissive when soe she has oe 2 — «> — She ifisisis. -2er ’ ed > r Cherrr waikec tt e mante: anhu : aT. T ; a ie an > *he eaned against .t gazing co™* st .&e ; . Te - ss « = es — nadescent c.a.* as see T eu Lo sae . ‘ . that in the three wees Since oc haw _ 7 last seen her she had caught 30m: Umpees of the immer meanings « Ne which had never before been_”*- wealed to her. that trouble and pain had already dispelled fatuities. strip- " . ~ * ms . ping ner to easertlacss OL CHATSC.¢: radiant: more discerning. if lese pre- nticus. She spoke mere quietiy +2 * her moral obiigations. I must tell you the whole tuiser- , = am 7 able business. Rameses—from the begin nin My mother was vrerr much flattered by Johr Chichester’s attentions I sever gare him any au © enrouragen er: MUESY GiG i. Was pow as though in the acttai pres- ad to end the farce burt I didm't think f# amused me a iitt to > how peagtifullr I could behave seems that | pessed muster. She paused as thous awaziiung his fingers clasped judicia his chin. was guzing into t) “Then.” shecwent on. “t bie thing happened. You : i did to m we had ne thought for amsthing Sut Dad—aend trying to srope a war out of the dark I 'found over $20.80 in bills wiih nothing te pay them with i had & scene with Muzzyr—in which the 7 sponsibility to Ded It made a pair ul impre on on me. “Poor Cherry'” be muttered “Then suddentr the other dar ! had all idea tha: Muzzy wes in com- uUnication wit! Joann Chichesuser WRROUt my knowiledg=. I dont knoe whtr—tust ore 4 nose queer in‘ui- Wem tat wor n have She vegan encouraging me to go out for exer- cise. tO £O to see Genie and cotper people Ana one dar I sax ohn Chichester leaving the house as I came home It seemed as thous> Muzzy was drawing ‘the net tighter and tighter around me He came te see me. tog. Dut he dic="t speak. Evi- Gentir be was und = I hadn't re free: 2a "on sider hiv: ror had I refused 2 7 hat Muzz: asked You =e | Tas eon a ‘ ee “~ oe t2im as to which wart rer dutr la’ re was ghas Z ant cisiiked him ‘ f re dut r vw 4 ac a pos ve gif- aste for hin Sse W828 a Caricature — _— -_ — oa ap rel) Lae. a Tocge T eS, hideous things in him— J rouclén't - : » igi fterget what I had heard—hideous a > = - = thi that be bad teer—‘hae he : + . +. > might still be Hie had nmevrer been cbjectionabie before I was over- wrought, rou see—the more so as the obsession grew that it was my duty to marry bim.” “Myr God" Sangree muttered be- iow bis breath. “rou shan’t.” She glanced a: him a momen’ as > 7 Me 3 : > = oe Lote 5 | + goo : *COoCcaTLOr ewe ; —«- him fora better rocation thar TOs s. 5 could ere: f li were ox #T- — Mrg ng Our imcame by r =n ef> o urs Ve s+ 13 -mpossibie for others to tudze for ome what is best. There are macnv cages like mime where the wi’. ‘s justted iz helping the husbe>d Smancially. If it is ret a home i: - Some other goal just as importar: that they are striving fer. and there S [SO set rule Dr which al! carn fol- Tn ¢ — > « a Pe = “a ecua lit? MRS ae speaks From E-xpericace To the Editor of the Women’s Page ADow me to sar a few words 2 the question of a home and a job for & mother. I say emphatically that a mother camnmet work and dc her home and family justice, and I am speaking of three rears’ of good, od experience. But res: assuTec =n — ae « ee. err ~~ r a tne mothers who work are net doing so from pure ove of “career.” Ther ar 2 aree: ney are doing so because the pay envelope of their a = or nusdbands are not suMiciernt te meet the demands of the high cost of Iiv- ime. amd the mothers are trring te | Rehten the bcrden of their husbands anc also be able to give mere of the necessary things of Ife te the’r ch/l- cren. This aleo from exzperience. ft takes the “heme infivence” avar ‘TO™, the children apd rebs ther of . reagins of tare: «12 he dreams of happr c! Reed dars around ,eir mother’s knee. For ~9 mether has the patience te devote her time te playing with her children after she has worked al ay. Hop- ag °O See this in print. I am a moth- eT Woo works and feels the il! effects ee mr tre gris musica! regiert and the ad@ed responsi b:t:: e tl tn genera. © * =~ - te \ A . = Ne snade me desperate. Oh. you ee — ee oe ee — _— THE HOUSE OF MOHUN 3& : By George Gibbs. though startied at his vehemence and then went on hurriedly. “Todar a thmg happene know how long I struggied temptation mot to come to Fo kmew that if I didn’t come I migh yield to what seemed inevitabic— ther had pushed me against the wal. Rameses Go on.” he gasped husky ‘This afternoon things came to a Gesperate pass A lot of the dress- mekers have been threatening suit. iwo of them came to see me today, | ne cold and umpleasant. the other | “tolentiy digsagreeabie—TwTomen tbat had emirked and bowed and scraped! and flattered not long ag: T had ¢t promise them something—the mone! from the sale of ome of the machine which I am to get tomorrog But x wasn = quite enough—so I[ began thinking of what else could be sold or pawned—iI had a littie moner ief in bank—but ret enough : I Mh. ugh: of Murz: She had knew a smal! balance. Muzz was ow —_ = -* . ~ - a> =? TFT ~ > —_ ~~ “ -~ x itn SOT € oO if - > — is +. a i »* . Y xevs tO S6Fr Ggesa acc LOUC2c eT oa won't wonder at mr surprise. Rame- — —-, >. + ~ & - 7 ses. she said quietly. “when I te! — s 3 — - ~~. ' rou that I found that she had a bai- ance of more than $800" Sangree sterted forwerd in his hair Teu mean ’ = — ~~ - " 7 ™ oe fae 54 _ hicthbest e Sa..c = oe TZ Shed borrowred §:3.004 T« a > from hin It Tas a perment— ad- ance—or me me was on his feet b&b "cs deen > oe = - - > 2 Sure you re mistaken a said &imost in a whisper Oh. wo. I'm pot se said Tah a shrug at first I taought t>at she might have sold ber pear'is ut found the —in her jewel box ~—6 4.8 her diamonds Everything ese Was accounted for. Besides—op- posite the deposit entrr was the one word scrawtied ‘loa: “Cood God “OR. domt think tox RBarshly of her I trr mot tc She has been sc he'pless. sof desperate peor dear. sc terribiy umhappy ever the failure of everything that Tneant Lapp. - Dess “Happiness be growled « hen sj¢c throw you like a beme to ea cog I don't kno whether she asked b for it of whether he ‘ust offere t she wert or But there it was. . Was shocked. bot I was Lngrs Loo Anc | waited for Muzr ere in her reorm, the check book 5s z= hand Her ser voice died awar as though Ir & Weakress at the memorr of what had followed, the account of which was brief but eloquent of Alicia Mo- huns shame ard her — -. abasemen — [ accused — Si sme did met crr. She had come to Sim fer friendship—understand- ing. Dut jo Sangree it seemed that perhaps she feared the physica! tokens of sympathy which he mignr ~-8F in response to any demonstra- mn of distress or elge that she hac mo further capacity for tears... ° Fe ~ > Vi, oo -_ - = - —_ ; ~— Ss, . Vsa SCO fy 7 ° at a ~~ —_ - ; ° n OIL tu joves of garlic in ser- ea. Waters Caop With siz we =~ — o- ; cunces of amchories. Make gashee ix & nice ieg of mutton and rub this vv ee —' °* — rT . mixture i these slits. Dredge the — . Surztace of.the mest closelr with Cr. > an > -_ 2 Dar =a > we on-= «= al — > ~~. - -— Po — - - 2 7 _ " _- i > . SOT me anc bake two bhour= >a : : PANOCHA LACE in @ saucepan four cup 7 of brown sugar and one scar: cup mix. Bring to a boil and iet boil seven Mminrttes. Add ome teaspoon of rants extrect. two tablespoons of Sutter and tr cupe oF Snely chopped calmt: me-ats Whip 2 cream and pour into a lig | d tered Pam to ceo When coid cut iz eq(uares. ‘e ear ———_ fea + | Asgaraeen as CVs = ee ———— einai . . ; . bed 7 - = - =~ * ” . - = = eo i 4 ¥ i eee... ree - 7 “g i 2 J _ ft: A straight-line model for aftermoon wear, done im | Next: An easily copied frock, and one black moon-glo satin crepe, embellished with velva-crepe in skirt | for the young girl, is this model of peach and sleeves. golt ribbon in each liz ° | ‘s olore the link design repeated tight fitting bodice and full skirt The bem Gm . chain design of double ruffling of the taffeta a z —— — Premptir cimbed atree. [: hap- Bobby Coon Gets Unc’ Bill Possum in Trouble | “DSS au, wasnt araid. He ian By Thornton W. Burgess Billy Pessux But presertiy Unc’ Billr heard that Bobbr Coon had that part ef the Green might and the dog bunt- without getting | f Bobby Coon's Billy Possum troubie,. dreadful Billy probably would not have had through lfe you'll find that things suffer because of us. or we sutter dSecause of others. and reo Ti = tor his dinner. Ly isn’t very much of Instead, Unc’ Billy pemed thar the pearest tree was 4 pire tree and it was up this that Unc’ Billy promptly scrambled. That Gog was almost at his heels as he Started up that tree and be promp*t- ' ly began to bark excitedly. He knew | it wage’t a Ceon. but that didn't | possibile where Charles if and He " make any difference. It was some- Ptbickest. He one whe could climb a tree and he | Keep cur of 4 F . is wanted his master to know about it. 8 sumate King of En- i Se he barked and barked and | : | elegant and handsome { bv L who went more in | © im anger to the execu- Was a lovi husband father The folic win ——< to his wife Marie ter of Henry IV of | im@erat@-s the Gelicacy ef / That ——By JOSEPH Uke that barking bet be wasnt afraid. He knew that dog coulén't cimb. He was mere angry thar _ Haitian © are afraid. You see. be was hungry and urtiring walker be wanted to be hunting for food. usual for « = and pot sitting up in « tree. # C 4 ° * * Thea hast | tl el ty. | - ‘ ; .8.°%,"498 a i” & 5 ja
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922, 7 — = ee —— . - = _——— ee ee - astern ee "Hepbies’ Stage Wan | ria a By Winifred Black . &§ PM == FOR TODAY =| Back-Yard Poultry Keeping BIBLE Buresa ; the woman whe | | fortable and nice to people, and let it ae zy | if she enjoyed | go at that. In every household, no matter how Siar at arned the se- “And now I’m go busy that I never THE ONLY HELP:—For I the economical the housewife, there is @ or ust one War to bé bis | get time to thiek. and ev ery once | Lord thy God will hold thy right certain amount of table scrape and : if not to care wheth- | in Ragen I wake up inthe night and | hand, saying unto thee, Fear not; kitchen waste which has feeding : wis aylight would hurry up and I will help thee.—-Isaiah 41:13. appy or not come so that I would esata atand Gey Sel - a value but which if not fed, finds its way into the garbage pail. ' Merage gg I know § all the things I am 80 grazy to dw. . eravie hecause tney are s0 . ' . > Now She’; Happy Pickled Nasturtium Seeds Poultry is the only elass of tomes . ioe dic animals which are suitable for . e happy. you would on'y be satis- “aha I'\ at tnine ' be good, or be sensible— o e sot heaps of friends— ICK the seedy while tender and | converting thie waste material inte / \ . the happiness take care of oe, mone of them particular bz1!- Pp goak them overnight in salt wa- | wholesome and nutritious food ig teelf—the first thing ‘they knew, | Mant or distinguished—but i'm not ter. Heat good cider vinegar. | the form of eggs and poultry meas, « they'd wake un» in the morning and brilliant or distingu: id, either. 6pice it with cloves, cinnamon and | , : little Miss Happiness sitting on “And I'm aearayed cong BE alispice and add brown sugar to —_ — Bureau of Animal Ige ) is . ! dustry advocates a small back-yard the doorstep waiting for them with |) ..... y make } , taste. While it is still bol'ing pour it . ‘ew i make in a kettle over the fire over the seeds. They will be ready flock to Utilise this waste and Reve ; published a booklet on the subject, ‘OfFe in. her hnir. Did you ever try to make friends : nen we 0 on picnics, and every- | fer use in a few days. ST eek. tien - aieaten Made ody always wants me to make ¢! SS ===. | It points out the advantages of “9 coffee when there's an unexpecte ] i back-yard flock of poultry and gives I know, and was astonished to rea!- am: , instructions for caring for them. foo] =} reTSOT WW ith b -— le (Comvrieht. 192°.) S&S. quite a iong tLim*® ——= “And if you wouldn't give up, but pt talking and laughing and mat- ing what you thought were funny f.ces and then finally stooped right close to the child—oh, what i roar g paella ORR apt. nn Tie hilhints eerie, ag Peli a > si ne eee IG St, eee Pe 77. be . kA = o : 4 _ _ ? fot, * sa ~ 7 aa a os" an » am 7 OA Ait, At Oren i nd " ey Mee at ne Oe A, “S y “tn Aer een POOL ee oe a i a a et io Pr Code " . oo iain’ -*. °F bs a of protest: “And the first thing you knew, the baby’s mother was ‘there-thereing’ at a tremendous rate, and giving you hat look which means: ‘There must be something wrong with her—babies always know.’ “But if you left the baby alone, nd just looked at the trees, and the | fiowers. and said something casual) about birds or something—why, be- fore vou knew it the baby was doing her best to grab off your hat and put it on her own head, and somewhere along that time you were apt to fee! a pair of chubby arms around your neck! ‘Well. that’s the way it is with happiness. Happiness hates to be pestered. Happiness wants to come when it’s ready—not when it’s called. his used to have a terrible time ng to be happy. I wanted furs, no diamonds, and I wanted to be pretty, and I wanted to be witty, and l wanted to have people say: ‘‘Isn't she just too wonderful:’ ‘And I was always going to parties when I didn't feel like going—h-p- ine that I'd find happiness soime- where in a low-cut evening dress, just smiling at me to beat the band. “and when I got there, it was nev- er what I thought it was going to be. one that is ve e gol ribbon in ea i 4 onesie i ee tester, ch oe The ty asm is used as a | lines and is absolutely unadorned, except when milady wishes to “My dress wasn't right, or some- -¢ . En repeated at center front. Strap pumps | wear a corsage bouquet. body else had one just like it—only | ™ oda v1 e @ satin of glisten ng sily | Right: A youthful model of luster- -Spun, a silken spiral crepe, lots prettier—and, oh, I was tragic | , ° } . made ening silver crepe on “wre ar w bout it! | } A laces — 7 ee Da Stand diet aka in’ rowme | With | pepe side- drapes é and silk tassels ‘mung from slosees sleeves. ' ea then. one blue evening, when | Our h t === ant and handsome by anything I can do, much inne be “tl ' q hy é PF : wl be! An Ow important for ree. Then Unc’ Billy km Who went more in | words. But h t. bef ful n dreadful! wr ste rT —— to the execu- affection of ng “bee, ” Seekuneaee ae as H h (Copyriaht, 1922... — ) a lovi husband thee, and impatient passion of grati- ere are the corre | | Mather. TheNMollowing | tude to thee, I could not but SAY | ahewssan ats on _ questions " pie pen, | you to know that everything will tian women ee : to ae aarite, Marie Something, leaving the rest to be | © > | : : ng Walkers and it , ‘enter o enry IV of | read by tifee out of thine own noble Children ~ Milk for ealth Contest be i H just right. for a woman in that fates the delicacy of | heart. CHARLES IL” Wel on foot a distance © _ | fe eee OU hast v me : ‘ RIZES were awarded at 10 a. m. Saturday, | | ws ee ; | ath inant eens aoe December 16th, at the Grand Avenue Com- | Use Valier’s Enterprise Flour this Third Prize... 10.00 | Munity Center, Grand and Vista. Each contestant ; 'e . : Maybe dad Fourth Prize.. 7.00 | winning a prize was notified by letter. The replies | Christmas. Bake things that will Wifth Prize... 5.00 | showed that much hard study had been given these ° . 250 Prizes of $1, $2 questions and we regret that every child who con- be full of rich, delicate flavor— can tell you | and 63 each. —how long ago it was that tested was not fortunate enough to win a prize the flavor of the golden, sun- se rcme, ogee maet | The QUESTIONS The:ANSWERS . : ios olf you thet Svie ten. | 6 MILK ripened, hard wheat which alone the ae Chet plese fee ae | 1—What is MILK? 1—Milk is an opaque whitish liquid that is secreted by ipe ? anything electrical was at | 2—What makes MILK the mamary glands of female mammals for the nour- | is 900d enough to mill into the shop of Frank Adam— white? | ishment of their young. the same shop that now | 9 MILK ; -hite because of tl oflecti f light sells and uarantees the— _ as °¢ ys" e ———~. 4X appears Ww hite because 0 the reziec ion O gi ° , ri / | so aoe called the by the casein, and by the fat globules in emulsion. | Enterprise Flour. y 5 4—What vitamines are J—MILK is called the perfect food because it furnishes cis , ‘— . protein for tissue building, carbohydrates for heat : ¥ reall ‘a Agar and energy, minerals for bone, teeth and gland forma- You can depend on Enterprise. ee tion and vitamines to stimulate growth and prevent | . ; , 2 Bacal ee certain, diseases. | Its high quality sever varies. And t= “ope a: 7 — beefsteak is 4—MILK contains four Vitamines. They are known as | ° ° ow iee SUppy at Vitamine A, Vitamine B, Vitamine C and Vitamine D. if goes further than ordinary flour. — 2 erie one Vitamine A prevents night blindness and sore eves j re among children. The presence of Vitamine B pre- Enterprise is worth the 6-—How many eggs are nec- vents nervous disorders, increases disease resistance essary to supply as much and improves the appetite. Vitamine C prevents | little extra it costs Give | 7. proteifP as one quart of scurvy in children. Vitamine D protects the growth MILK? a of teeth and bone and prevents rickets. —e . 7—How much MILK should 5—One pound. your family a treat this r} hild have ae . New 1923 Model —: . Western Electric sures the safety of MILK i “a zation of Enterprise today [=a \, Washer & Wringer in St. Louis. ee i i eal fond cleskialt : : | 9—How much MILK should gp ge Rina aan Fi. cede > SUPPLIES. | | es convenient monthly : of a health program will reeeive our cordia! co-operation. “We will supply either data or . — | payments. | speakers upon request. | sf. LOUIS MILK FOR HEALTH CAMPAIGN OLIVE 1718-1719- a je a= Aank ctkdami 611 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | i a 904 PINE STREET , Telephone, MAIN 4620 | ° ‘a fi » 2 q Electrical Experts Since 1880 3 y ' Of * @ “ian” A s% Lindell 6554/ Ceniral 1681 The Milk Way Is the Health Way a " ; td - , sae BS ; " 4 : . ; * : - . ‘ ~ , ; i > _« i . * ’ 1'a2a i CO Al @ ei 'o 5 wet fF
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COMIC PAGE DECEMBER 18. 1922. GAIN 24 HOt BY DOING IT gD WaNTS received ap to 6 5 oe TN EE Fourd. Death Notices uD geet WAS the week before Christmas, it seemed like 4 dream “ With peace and tranquility reigning supremsr ~ The kiddies were docile and prompt te ober. For Christmas was coming one week frome @ie: ds Yeung Bill was soliciting errands to rur And wiping the dishes was roth ng but fun He even insisted om washing his neck For jolly old Santy would soon be on cecs Even sister was plying the broom and the n And Baby was sieeping as sound as a top Young Junior was asking for something to do And the whole shooting-match was too good to oe The maid for a week had mot broken a dish. > The children at night were beginning to ‘wish For Santy was waiting up North in the snow His reindeers all ready and rearin’ te go _ ——— THE ONLY CHANCE. Walter Rutt. the German bicycie Quite a number of owners Wil Mme on. has been competing for hang up their baseba!! stockings | *- . this rear in hopes ef finding 4 thira ©*c'* baseman in “em Christmas morn- ing. : —_—_ Ga Bills vans. w“ le oO picKs ‘ A ™ . ™ -_ > = ~—* years and looks good for a SOME PYTCALE = r., - hd > » i‘i-.k “— plarers in summer. is now picking 3Bany of them, however. we fear are i | | will Gnd nothing bet & lemon All-Star football teanis in the win tecked away im the toe. ter time -__—e—e—e—e Tris Speaker says his Kmece is as ; hé TYan-, We take it that when i good as new. Tt umst be a corker. kees are half-eold Col. Ruppert wil be tie sole owner. “Willard-Dempser Bouwt Is Brew- each Cross, pugilist par = excel- There's a line with a kick | lence and dentist de luxe has bios- whe os soured into an after-dinner speaker. “Charity Award to Be Made Soon.” At a recent banquet Leach.is said Why not put it in her stocking for to bave held his own with William Christmas? Jennings Bryan in one three-minute tei reund. : / See where a new apple. a cross “ between the Ben Pavix and Mcin- “Treck Loaded With $400 Cigars toch has been developed. Wust have Stolen.” : grafted it onto a rubber plant. Must bave had gold-leaf wrap- pers. We understand that a measure is . —_—_— to be introduced in the New York Weve never semoeked ai $400 Legisiature requiring a!! sea cap- ; cigar. After ther get above 3-for-a- tains and pilots to get a license from j balf ther all lobdk alike to wus. the New York Boxing ("om mission before boxing the compass It is estimated Jat the receipts Will aggregate close to half a million baseball magnates seemed to give Gotlars. Leave it to the amateurs more attention to the d’att than te get the money. they did to the trade winds . % ’ > ta at - . . A RESTFUL EVENING SPOILED oe SMF mu — : ’ | , _—_ aa » “I warmed you you wouldn't get to sleep if you drank that coffee, Ed.” ec a= MY FAVORITE STORIES | By IRVIN S. COBB. oy * OVERWHELMING ODDs. > Speed ——. @ person ef coler. faced Justice Howard Jeckson, Tenn. the charge against him being assault and batter: {me ——. I addition . te elie aba am Se battered vietim “YOU KNOW ME, AL!—_WORDS AND PLOT BY RING LARDNER co pumeeet ty Cireatar —— J — —- ed 'WOL. 75. NQ.. 104. iy SUREAS j YOu'Lt NEED HELP 7 SLIPPERY GETTING ON THE CAR / May6e WiTH THEM PACKAGES! 7 WILL ee ' ' ‘ ee y IRISHMEN EXECUTED FOR INTERFERIN WITH TRA " Goods, Rifles and Ams ; S = / ee i a Pot : _ ee eta ’ : St A le aaa ti, eee ~—- ane oe ae —- a DUCKING THE ANNUAL DONATION AT THE OFFICE—By RUBE GOLDBERG * nition Were Found, > ported to Have Been | publican Army Membe ITACK ON HOME O BARON GLENAVY’S SC ; , : » te ¥ e .* Pak 74 f ¥ Hore SOHC BohY _ DOESAYT AISTAKE Me FOR A WILLS BUCK! Gein il (steve; OLb Bor we : i APPOUST You CHAIRMAA) Saict= th . - * ; . by a Military ' Toritt Ses. with ae? we per a1 _ . 4 . ie Ti on ? 4h 4) - lt un , “=~ Gas Of armrm . os he tri ie an th ieier The Toonervil! Last weex wisn me Smierer SUOOBNLY EMPTIED His REVOLVER AY 4 RABBIT, -FouK WomEN From _ THR CITY ALMOST BSRoKE THEIR NECKS | @8trete opr rus _can “TRONS IT was A HeLOUP METROPOLITAN MOVIES—BY GENE CARR > 7 e- = * et * fom *#F f Se ion Maes (nA Tey this Ons recorded hav — 4 ct. ai I * > Stee. im re +” a " tr la res F sles Richard Puchy img Rubia rep tiica ms, “== Peveivers ic reir -'—- Erskine Childers,” "t ef Eamonn de Vale " ‘ving had an aut 2S DOeeetion. | o-—Jaseph Sboonet ind John Murphy Parti¢ipation ta a * 2 ~ ry & Conner. , | Jom ph Mc Ketrey an Barrett, execeted is - for the Hales a*sannina tie hd ec ecutionrs; migke « . ¥ the Free States im a Can « menth + Rm 3 Anes Pees r. .. » -R& Dec.’ 19.—The _ STandson «ef the late S Was announced t octay. S Mra ERoeweii Miller. of the iroumaster te Miller. cow an & Yerk University on be Was an en: * A daughter was sovaral . idce. — << oe