St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 19, 1922

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% ss GAIN 24 HOURS | 3Y DOING IT TODAY | Desens received ap to 10:30. Helps, Lost, . ? 3 Dial | ro i. Death Notices up to 12:45 p. m. ® : flty Cireulation—Best Results as age The Only Evening Paper in St. Louts With the Associated res Nees Service. -_— — _ — ii a Sa aa ee ae + - ~_-——- — = . — - —--——— oo - - ~~ - - es — - " o —e — ~ - a - A ES, NO. 104. | be noes i . pacar aa na S Saas 5 2 LOUIS. TUE DAY, - ENING, ‘DEC E MBER 19, 1999. 48 PAG iES. PRIC CR2CENTS ean a — A ae: a ee — oe Oe l= eet ae aes I DRIVER OF AUTO “Z2ox.rucn somes, DaleuroTy CASE ora ae aRVOR TELLS (| Lhe IIS ET IN THE ARGENTINE CUTED FOR oan SS) TRUCK THAT KILLED .esmx excrcowe co» TAKENUPBY HOUSE wn oon Hill “progressive group in (“‘ongress teaves little to. be jectured Animal Was About | ilezes at Public Links Ac- desired in its attitude toward do- 140 Feet Lon iT mestic affairs, but it renounces : BY FINED WU. \ssociated Pr 4 eepted by Board. its ‘nm progressivism when in- ; p EPO eg ek Pot i Lost golf balls, which cause mans its own rnational affairs are ler es > NOS AIRES, De ternationa ‘ « ’ € ; undael ; ‘ : eolfers ta lose games. give a liveli- consideration.’ Samuel Gomp- p OL late hak i 1] 3 nt hoor o one man at Wf municipa ers. president of the American Walter F . 7 be diaopsaur, each bho neasurin: . kederation of ne a declared d orshee, 21, Convict eas meters anil ,O eenti TerTrs (neor- Hearings on [Impeachment of | eae For est Park. in an editorial addressed to the e Hie is Matt C. Mallev of 1405 Burd iy line }e¢ 11) ir eth. a i Salida TO he newly strengthened / group of of Manslaughter, Has be | | | Attorney-General Resumed avenue, and he thinks so much of thir progressive tlegtsiators in the the largest unearthed in any pa f deobiaiai es Jo, - January number of the Ameri- Caused Death of Two Per- ithe world, is announced | la Plat Where Broken Off by lbenno bet ae: Beets oe! $s public Jinks that he will pay the cit) A : * | » , can Federationist. urging that - Mneeun ‘ Capt: ed Nov. ee ee eee ee sons in 19 Months. ee Withdrawal of Kellar. $350 for it in i928. | | e m Which Stolen world affairs. ) other fossil remains of the gigantic His bid in that sum was accepted PHTTSB. RG’S FIRST | Herrin Priso ners Were rom- ind ern st i oe ee tae law *® ~ hee ’ >, ee ; “When the present adminis- animal. were found by the n tite 7 EES ES PS ee f Rifles and Ammu- | tration was avalanched into of- | LAST OF FATALITIES —jitecntological experts vt Nun, MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN (day: “several others thought they | BIG STEEL SHIPMENT |) «0g po Leads Ww re Found Re. | ae te “a shea re waa or OCCURRED JUNE 11 Nov. 20. It is stated that the larges: MEMBER UESTI would like the privilege, but their : rotection by © 4 _ Ate gaat =? me i I — thigh bones previgusly unearthed Q ONED bids ran as low as $501. Malley BY RIVER I$ STARTED f Attackers After Sur- eeees Wee ee we measured two meters and 10 nti- holds the concession for this yearoy f,,. ... \ssociated Pre | : : to Have Been Re- American people had declared : ‘ — . , th neters. They were discovered in | an informal coe.tract under which TTS ( é sec. 19. | | | : PITTSBURG, Pa., Dec. 1 render, Declares Robert for iso; ion. if } I ‘tain ms ~ ° . . . ; ° : aa aah Army Members. || tric. then, now that those who | Hild Run Over in Front of United states. Representative = Woodruff |" pail $255. 1 wore with | "I Inpment Sf teal om 6 lyre ; aS a vy esti o . le skeleton ¢ rhe gre. bpioug ; ; 2 Maley emplovs simali DOYS Witt shi . ? ate a le | - oe Sl aor thine ase ok wm His Home at 1911A Mees. i aememored at the Carnes! -, Says Prosecutions in Six. “h#rp eves. who recover lots of balls shipment of steel on night by . Officer, Young Office Man slg? rp eA ; e © a a : ea 3 /seum has thigh bones on! | mete [ff the: are quick. and get them t | Carnegie Steel Co.. when a © ° ON HOME OF sist quem ania Hate: Aa ned Nair — Forshee’s Chauf-jsna 50 centimeters long. althoug! War Fraud Cases He Com- While the player is around. the'golfer |} .+eo of $500 tons, on 10 barges, at Lester Strip Mine. »olicy for isolation has been re- ia | \ the entire skeleton measures °?5 | = gets them back. and the custom is left here on a journey down the ee yrudiated, an » or is en ’ > | ' > , are an Pee"a GLENAVY’S SON pudiated, and the door is open to feur s License Revoked. ‘ters, and from these figures it i; n plained of Are Under Way. to tip the boys at — 0 cents fOr’ | Ohio and Mississippi rivers to |'CRAWI ED UNDER b, intelligent and constructive par- Ys ' : ig and con clive par jectured that when the Pa nisi /every ball. Many balls are found New Orleans. ‘ itaee icip in the affairs o ' baa i , oe pe attairs of the _idinosaur roamed the Mesozoic fo after they are driven, into the weeds Deliveries are to be made at E : Malley gives ‘ : Tes tow 1 FENCE TO ESCAPE world.’ "alter Forshee 2? ' Waite) korshes } ar’: of ests it was at least $5 met .s ® Associate Press er lagoons. rives the bovs Evansville. St. Louis and New BH? : arlcet etre ae zat , out 7 ’ W ,\s XN gy rN er } : ws a ‘- : . Ss ‘PD: ; its " 4 leas ‘nm . » Order All Occu- | ;1602A Mark sti : found pab u rest feet lone Hil mde Le Heat , conts for tne = rep - ts nits ind On leans. | rhe shipment con- Further explorations a1 nned - on impeachment charges | S@!ls them for 10 to 40 cents each. sists of pipe, structural shapes rs ruiltv f ansliaughter ‘ t 7 in » SSeue ai] ! ae ant sen Residence of SOLDIER AND WOMAN FOUND ‘ re cee 4 re Be next March, in an effort to ur gain Attorney-General Daugher- RARE and bars, 60 See fee Witness Says He } in the va —6/?$ ? _ 5 } . es i SAN ANTONIO. Tex... De 1: This was the secohd death caused, Blaze at 612 South | First Thonelht to Re presente itive Woodruff, Repub- | By the Associated Press ” ® Adsociaied Press Cor lan C. ti , ¢ ¢) within 19 months. by & truck driven Have Been Causes) by Spark~ lican, Michigan. who had charged a WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—The « * N. Dec 19 oy wt? pane ye BRtENgvon Of tks hv Forshes The*iury considered the | From Engine . rer : th Atte ey eat ] t r | H ] ec. 19.——Four railway | w,..i¢) - : * — , : ' allure by the Attorney-Genera LO 6cisi ' F ori , ‘ ‘ : -: j Y Dwe ifth Field Arullery, ‘ amp Prav- case two hours A re at the St. ,_eulfs Asphalt : ry) : e® war fra ial cases told the res 4 be ss nega ae es baad : — Cospenre - OF pee, three laborers were exe- . and Mrs. Ruby S. Krenok of The boy was run over in front of '¢ i? South First street at 8:30 a neciimabet th ae ' ‘ ¥ | ‘ ” ; hi New York, holding that foreign ves- Post-Dispatch. ) | | : sanies Alien ag ntl s12 South First street at 8:30 a. m. committee that since he made his le eis : |. HERRIN, IL, Dee. 19.—A sur- , — . | . -. ni _ . > 4 ‘ | “— ; . | ‘> ] . . ‘ se | ve mn 4 ; s? *$ yy ; ‘ ** . a # = . . } - * . ** . . : a Rere this morning for inter Youngstown. O.. were found shot to! his horne by g 3%-ton truc Kk driver : charges last April the situation had | 5®!S cannot bring intoxicating liquors) Vice President of Packing Com-)| . ; vivor's graphic story of the Herrin and a three-story huildins with trai I Fors! June 11, and killed | today, caused damage esiimated at ] rains in County Kildare ~*~ vy) ‘orsnee, . ne ane : n“ . Ben ed ' tue ft the fact thi: the nto the territorial waters of the, . . a , .. '$10.000 by W. M. Str : ee precio Bs pany and President of Coal Com- aia: ial ; . Seven Men executed were cap rr, | ‘ney-Gene . massacre was told today in the trial tye as morning when police broke open ®icense was revoked afterwards by) Phe building, a two-stor) Smeg he sary tion to begin ' i pany Placed on State Payroll of five men, charged with the mar . > Stnte ne _— ' vit Ae tani Necessary at 1 tO DOE trary t mmemoriaul usa al un- » ‘ s : » © a Mev. 13 by Free State troops door after hearing two shots. A bu Secrefary ef State Becker, because Structure, was destroved, bi 3 ee fe : > y to Immemori isage ane | 4 large oil tanks, belongin; the . ee : ‘ . . 2 " ‘ on : mt ; ine cases rt) e in taf . : 2io Emno , ' : Ra ttey ut let had entered the brain each. °¢ asphalt company each containien e cases mentionea in brief for the foreign lines filed ‘in George H. Hohmann, vice presi-|the massacre. Robert Officer, youay ; : ‘?) - : ,y The woman was in bed and appeared ,,. ’ leat , 3 : , in) 10,000 gallons f oil, locate ‘ ul , - Dp! 920, when a truck driven by him | *”, _seeate’s - ‘ | Suggesting that it would be un-|! attorney-General George Wicker? j dent of the Steloff Packing. Co., ang | office man at the Lester strip mine, nNecess: yr me Canes | A ' shaders owner of a grocery and meat market; ~ ——3=> >= - —rgx4 - - . . Huntington's body was lying on the|«, hilingmann, 68, a city employe, on | ing. essary to go into these cases. | gham. & : where the fighting leading to the 1922 by H. CG £ : 2 . : Cc lin nat Ss, a CIL' ve, j ; ' ’ 7 4 - , > : > ‘ j ; > . ° ~ j ~ > ec i\ to tne ") i Lich *0) ité _ * . imen were tried by a military |Side of the bed, with the feet on the | Chestnut street, near Twelfth boule- | rect © north which contained 'ambarrass the Attorney-General in | ine th: court be reversed | uerman Meuser, president ofthe) .¢ the’ marc é' ; ng that the lower court be reversed, the march of the prisoners from —* pet Pe “a ‘ : .o y . . : - . , r rosec } io? ) t > “As = - aaige and sentenced to de Lith | the Thoerner Manufacturing th : a ~— _ ead on Fa Wickersham declared that although | Gucting a coal and feed business at charge of train VV re cking belie ve +) e man shot the ww oman ' 2 , , n ‘ his ; wh de ‘ | ie CONIA \ee Is LO gO into the prohibition amendment and the | 4997 } armed nonunion men were taken into - ———— ay - . ’ -* rshee. testifying il is OW? . , a? anvthine outside Ritence was carried out at , . ry F - dai Heat Pough " Ling it hen killed himself. l fens dav. sai e had not had a_ Panies that fought the blaze laid itiaiieee # ued ; + laced on the payroll of the Welock this morning T oman’ husband was Somer Ae tna cr ange esaas ace ie The fire is thought to have been |CD@'ses. | continued Woodruff, [ the United “States and all territory! “A , mate caped by crawling under a wire fence . ' he womans husband Was in @ chauffeur’s license since last Janu- Z : Ni » de . might submit some other evidence.” | Pure Food and Drug Department at and hid while excited men huntc4 ; engine on the elevated approach to not operate to constitute regulations b bli , tad not been employed as a chauf- . wi assumed itte re t . : ers of the Republican City Com- 4 ad not ! DI Ae tne’ ents Merchants’ bridge. The approach ts issumed the committee was author- | o¢ the internal affairs of foreign cn laa ed In the days before the union trou- | ble at the mine, when the strip death in a hotel room here ti , : ; ! bs Stringer. president * e , rs . Ss Y eirs arta ‘it Bs preside Tit . ' - as , . Stanti Forshee s chauff has started suit or jj nited States was attacked as con- “» ¢ lo . . , , — » . \ “Oa a ; ‘ * ; ‘ the location of Wiiic } . of the tw fata! act dents The first - east Six the Warra nted by an\s. presse nt law In a der of Howard Hoffman, Aa victim of . ity of ; bBase ’ ‘ oe rous" | Officer was examined hy ) Nolan of Rathbride, railway | x, riously ill at his summer home in|he approached two cars parked OM | Ry the Associated Press he was represented by counsel, H. L.| pean He Stes ong Yeon aac ate tie | sometimes “until late in the gy Attorney-General Middlekavuff. > ‘ - . . , } . . » i , P Sane : ee; a : : i - -miie il 0 er dock ans re- | . 2 ‘ 2 eee Brian Moore of Rath Baldwin, Kan., has 2 chance to re- ‘opposite sides of the street. [wo or CHICAGO, Dec. 19 A long-dis- Scaife, formerly an employe of the | The $200 a month comes in handy Officer testified that the a taborer. oe a. ; a : a as * turn, was not transportation within |. “Tlow ; e 0 annex the | : three persons were standing NeC@r tance phonograph which will record VePartment of Justice. He asked Hi did I happen t was: formerly all. run by unto f-were arrested with a num- ‘cover, according to a statement made and he sounded | ‘ent -m number of records in the 4e-) ~~" F / . : Allen avenue, to the committee such assistance as his horn. As he passed between | hy iid. eimanscated tn the & partment C looki f q vy was demonstrated. to the So- : 1. : in S is : ’ tee and that all correspondence ‘help in St. Louis and was looking for the steam shovels and stripping the two machines, he said. the child igen eats « " . ~ rT », € : ¢ e os s a; ' = te e| . A Ss *T } * I 2 ‘Ss £ . . ’ ° , . ** , that they were found | Yes rda) m ay cn or of gabe gna ‘ran in front of the truck, and he pertalitionte N eat , wd Engi rte last lating to the “Wright-Martin” case PETITION FOR CHICAGO- ST. LOUIS | ,g00d men I applied for the place done ;under permission of H a Mijitary Committee of The physician said the bishop was werved to the left in an unsuccess- night by E. H. Colpitts of the West- ne made available to hizhesel? and jand was indorsed by the Republican Willis. district officer of the Un ith?é > mee ri¢y | restin masily, but that he was very ~ ae hen iF ern Electric Co ; | without proper authority, | ™e* B easit: é ' Ape Ms 1 attempt to avoid hitting the | in a o ly ounse! BUS SERVICE 1 BE FILED $00 ‘City Committee.” Mine Workers, which permission (200 rounds of ammunition,; “e¢ak. There is doubt whether he — e also demonstrated a device Meuser is a member of the com- | o¢¢icer obtained by direction of Bus bs with deton: . ; '\will ever be able to resume his child. mittee from the Thirteenth Ward Sith a : | \ detonators and one | a fait Hoh 14 ‘ tab aiaiiiadl en perintendent McDowell. The work i'duties y. onmann cou no - _ ' = was done by union men until June pide An earlier dispatch said Bishop | day for a statement. He is a member ‘ wreckin th . ©uayle was unable to speak His scene and surrendered to a | police- iby turning a switc} | of ’ the Republican City Committee 13, when McDowell daid them off, yt *k oe Poe es UP 9 tin nd daughter are bv his bedside man. He admitted the previous fa- ee Special to the Post-Dispatch /from the Twenty- third Ward. Non-union men were br racks and the blow ing up « f he Ss a “us * . ; ™ Fs ey tality. but was not questioned about ing him to present any intormation | CHICAGO. Dec. 19.— Petition to. rom - a n h FE a d D mostly from” Chicago, and shippi Bh bas been practiced on a large Bishop Quayle. who — ge chen lit in any detail PREDICTS pry JAPAN SOON he had relating to those charges. establish bus service between Chi- |, c nar es Prat on _ + or ‘of coal was begun on June 16, ao Sympathizers im (ine 4 te ; =e a: - ee fi Owner of Truck a Witness. ———— ————— —— — cago and St. Louis will be filed with ‘ habeas wing Pty dewey ae amon tween then and the end of June, 70 nce e irregulars bea: ing a book which he hoped to finisn : tatiana _ af tones se ' hacer “We Pe Rae Stes In Jefferson day. ; n : OPerations. Thi . ”m. aoe sf reprisal for the as- | 1¢ years old, led him to his death) ino at 15 to 20 miles an hour and ss Shipping Board in a letter re- TOMORROW CLOUDY, WARMER in Death of awe iii habasuiae tee sacar pong > m of > « “ ate eir pPosses- the road. The boy was unable to ) rruck. which was Ce" vi) eo] ty\ the - Roe in Springs Wvyo . has ‘ “@195 900.000 to recondition the ships \ otiniet ; = eOIN - : ; 225 found alive and well at the Rig: ae?! eee , met’ yao Wer ex, , resummed? their openly Hostile @rricucne | | 14 ) eheck his ttrount’s speed and,~coin- | fone _O., 7; tOuna oh or build others,’ and then would na ‘ P _| Hunter was called to the stand ov. trek Childers chtef ing suddenly upon a herd of cattice Geyer avenue. of which MIc- tanch,. four miles south and east © eut about $750.000,000 in subsidies ERE A Official fore- toward the Faecéati and vesterday told of arranging - ‘ wi © Of Eamonn de Vale Pa, ¢R- |}. . Sha 4 heen. the road. *th« |G: irry was the head. testified in where his wrecked plane was disco' nd aids to ship owners during tie ~ bn 15 SUE. wee ae St. Louis , two Fascisti parties were ambushed Hughes and McDowell. . i al eG: and vicinity: Fair with the res hat one man war , : O ’ with th ult that Hunter said he suggested to hneine ariven ; ‘s behalf that the speed was Lead near the Utah-Wyoming bound- next 10 vears 5 te : | ) T, and warmer to-/| killed and others woundec e F: IN JANTA’S to- | killed and others wounded. Th Dowell that the mine be closed . phlei mag an automatic rider was thrown, his pony falling on, Forshee ) ; uT - st j ' : \ ; ‘ Tere? , accord _— -. Aiie- " ‘ . possession. ‘top of him among tHe stampeding | 10 miles an hour His testim-nv jary; late yesterday, ording Lasker challenges anyone to fix night; tomorr bilized, att a | ’ wrow |cisci thereupon m Ze attacke - , . acked | the duration of the strike, Jose Ss .) S Ds »f »i ™~ . > oh ea ho rr: ly 71 ae x ; , - ’ ‘ 2 "fre sived lb ee ’ Hii offici als . ‘ * : ‘ o > ons : Re . wtp ah oe oad Patt oi cattle. The bey's neck was broke }. before t ie grat 1 m which 11 | I te ; t where the Shipping Board ever hi: increasing clondi-«|the Chamber of Labor and stermed Sieg mn Murphy, executed |17:. gather recently moved to this dicted Forshee. that the speed was ewes: | proposed to sell its merchant flee ness and wa . | out ‘ | f oth- | agher eee agg sg, ~ - participation in a bomb | country from Montana and has avout i® to 14 miles an hour. was tatled hoonstra a clared he w+ 3 unab ’ ‘for $200,000,000 ("nder existing liw sain rte ad por cet mw sate a err oer her hy oe be prevented Hug , ; . al "4 Tn) ‘ e “an eC, . . . : 4 " ‘ q = Ss versiyv ‘ T- . 2 ies °*% head of Western ponies. to his attention | ) get awa from the ranch becaus provision is made for a $124,000,066 | weet wnt oe) Sey a 0g ns hought it could be arranged. He © Rory O'Connor, Liam Best Recollection Now. the deep snow eonstkuction fund. he declares. s ; “ ing punishment according to what | did not know whether Hughes went _ Joseph McKelvey and ; He said his testimony was his best SE taster says the board officials rr- | rbo)8ut 28. they adjudged to be the relative guilt cut tothe cee ee f Bi Z Missouri: Gen-j;of the commtnists. The punishments the fa of & truce could *te mM Ba > . . : ty ” ecollectior ow. J | told fi J UGze , , , ; neatediv have averres he ' sh - rrett, executed in re “PEACE SUNDAY IN CHURCHES recollection now, and told the Jud New Amateur Ratio Record, jeatediy have a red that a su! erally fair tonight ' administered by the Fascisti included preteen with such conversations. a for the Hales assassination. that his recollection was better ves \ the Asso ad Pr sidy could not under any condition: and tomorrow: | clubbi d givi t f 4 executions m: p eS ba Sow ” fficer, after jury was . of Carne le Ro . WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.—The | the accident. Dettling declared he ine the transatlantic tests , the frroni the minority House report pre beste J ; ; , | wetness wounded is Deputy Vincenzo back, said that the flag was ‘- . 1 tf . > >j ) > ‘ches of {was not sure now where the truck American Radio Relay League when are wy Mr Javis (Democrat) orf in west portion’ Pagella, a Turin Socialist representa- " ‘fia eae Mated Press Federal Council of Chut : nared by Mr. I tdmorrow nes about 5:30 p. m. and McDowell ip “RK, Dec. 19 1) hirth | Christ in America today issued a re-| horn was blown, but thought it was the signals of two amateur station i) Tennessee, for political purposes.” whinois: Gener ond structed hig men to cease firing. nm of the 1 ' “ elu quest to 100,000 congregations in the | at the corner, where the trug@k turned were picked up in mid-Pacific, 7000) nenapaneiigultpiinitai — wes “ : sata a j 29 KP ithe flag was bpatheen vihied - firing. “ mine was DiiNenaa teas gees United ‘States te observe Dec. 24 4&8 ’ from Allen avenue into McNair’ ave- nautical miles distant, bUy House Takes Up Tax Amendment. pl (ep Brecar ce 1. Bararpion ae se oo ort Pigeon. aes fresh hé.ge? a, perth eagg Sia eo ay = : . v e ge tis . aK : ‘ to demand | nue, a short distance south of where Roesch, radio operator on board the | By the Asso lated Press. ‘* eer ee: Oe gov end f the. worla | the boy was struck. He had told the steamship WEasterner, it was an- WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—By a) ne ei possibly | VANCOUVER, B. C.. Dee.. 19.— peer Ss: "The. comin wie ee 4 mi iter nn. wow Avo | Law fh aad atile thelr -Beerdin oth- | grand jury the horn was blown be- | nounced at league headquarters here. | vote of 115 to 52, the House today | , aot on inom: | While the. Peres fom see Sauer coal po Lao | cau Unis ot Repay petal j game ag “ ar: fore the’ turn was made. The stations heard were those of Wil-|took up for consideration the Green | treme north por- | ta Chinatown yesterday for — i hive ie 1an by w te . he a ’ Sageaand = April “my ff = abe Any F o9 countries: will a He testified that there was a gov- liam D. Reynolds. D. D. S. Denver, resolution, proposing a constitution- | tion; sited es Had nt 1 ' an ensign in the! ernor on the truck motor, whici | Colc., and W. A. C. Hemrich of Aber- lal amendment prohibiting the furth-| Stage of the river a rey aan le: ugh es , Sunda it was , fies so oo added ions a . ~“Centinued on Page 3, Columa 3%. deen, Wash. er issuance of tax exempt securities. 1.3 feet, a fall oF 6 foot. ; a Representative Johnson, Republic- an, South Dakota, said he had no) plans Call for One Vehicle to Leave part in the preparatign of the Keller Each Terminal City Every Three eharges and read into the record a Hours. letter from Chairman Volstead invit-, through which five conversations , ai notife his employer He said he notified his employer | aan be carried on over one telephone . — "> “oo " > ? ‘hea . a ee of the accident, returned to the iline,. any one being cut out at wil! : | City, in Clay - “a While on 4 oe tt—James \ Fisher. ate | iii’ --— = > 7 Star Tran Sports ation A ee ¥ = ———e — a A, —- THE POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY CIRCULATION ww LO LE ALL DLL EL LLL IT =-* — a ae

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| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¥ TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH « ——_— +. —— = Local Gang Held Up Re- | Dey oa Post-Dispatch. +) the Herrin Cemetery on June their heads to the ground and craw. The number of the stolen bills, all One of them, O’Rourke, refused. He of $5 denomination, as given out by was punched in the back and com- the Federal Reserve Bank,. were pelled to obey. They crawled 10 from 20,851,001 to 20,876,000 and to 20 yards. Then they were told to from 20,940,001 to 20,956,000. get up and the march was resumed. The city and county of Denver A man came running down the road today offered a reward of $10,000 and raised his hand. The column for the capture, dead or alive, of turned eust to the cemetery. Relat- the robbers. ing what happened there, the ques- The truck, accompanied by w. E. tions of State's Attorney Duty and | Olsen, cashier of the local Federal the answers of Dr. Shipman were: Reserve Bank, who was in charge Q. What did you observe with ref- of the party; Guafds Linton and J.vence to how they were connecteé Adams and a chauffeur, Wiilliam/Wwith one another’ A.- at. that Havenor, had called at the mint to place they stopped at the corner of transfer the $200,000, all in $5 bills,,the cemetery and there were two from the mint vaults to the bank. automobiles. One fellow went to the The mint guards had.just taken the back of the automobile and got a | money to the curbing, turned § it;rope and tied it around the first fel- over to the bank employes and re- !ow’'s neck, who I learned afterwards |found out who they were | turned inside the mint building, ge Hoffman. The leader said ‘’Tie , when the robbers drove up and, it a little tighter,”’ and he lifted it stopped their car behind the truck. rier the next fellow’s neck, until The holdup men at once opened|t*y got to the last, and didn't have an d fire on the main door of the mint, enough to loop and they called for shooting Linton in the stomach. He|® Piece of chain or barbed wire or any of them now » + reported» toda) finished | The wreck occurred, the inspe tors declared, because the airbrake on the engine was defective. “Reports had been made by e1! ginemen concerning various alr- brake defects on this engine, the . a6 } spectors’ report said, and Work ported on tne day previous to the ‘accident had not been performed, although the foreman had signed the report to indicate that the work had pee aone. There is no excuse Tor pr rnwutinMng | in engine to be operated with al Dyrmeh eq Pinent | | dere \ Conaitiol which existed 1n the case of this engine, and view « these conditions the operating officials are open to censure. “‘Morthermore, the time table schedules pr vided 1} seyera] n- stances fo higher ite of speed than would be possible withowt in- volving prescribed speed restric- 'tions. Proper adjustment of the schedules should be made SURVIVOR TELLS OF MASSACRE IN WOODS AT HERRIN —_ — (ontinued From Page One. know whethe i! Strip ! nen returned the tire During night there was a series of exploe- Slots when ile Sten! SsnNove is ‘ dam were biown up An airplane circied above ue mine and there were eXpiosio which sounded like tombs A-buut 12 ¢ lock there Was al tack i! considerable force The 4e2- i } siege di] men returner thie At daybreak Assistant! Superin- tendent Shoemaker and the witn went to thr office and tried to Ket the central operator, but could n The firing increased from all sides and the attackers erept close! ue men inside. under instructions of M-° Dowell, did not return the fire ‘Tt flae of truce had been taken dow at dawn The flae was raised iz4A1i} and the besieged men Iaid dov their arms and surrendered Promise of Safety. Besiegers to the number oft Vf to 500 swarmed about The lead er said the surrendered men would be safe The prisoners were lined up and after a search for firearmis were marched away two by two. Ap proaching Crenshaw crossing ‘h: crowd increased They were prodded a little with fists and. guns as they went along, nh: said At Crenshaw crossing a man climbed to a bank and waved his ha for attention and made a gpeech, which he said the county had bee invaded by ‘‘this gang of strikebreak ers and that the only way to Sav: their families and free the country was to kill them off and stop ihe bre¢ ad s At Moak crossing, McDowell wes taken from the line lils face WAS | bloody. He was led to the south over: the interurban track. Two men were leading him The witness was not certain wheth er he could identify the man who made the speech. He looked over the crowd in the courtroom and said ne did not see the man. Witness Tells of bscape. At the powerhouse the crowd was augmented and an automobile drove up beside the line and a man got out and went -past officer to the head of the line. Hie was Hugh Willis, the witness said. Hie asked where the leader was lie moved aside with some of the men at the! head of the column. In three or! four minutes the prisoners were marched into the woods Some one ordered those who did not have —uns to stay out. The prisoners were lined up at the barbed wire fence. somebody started to announce that they would be given a chance to run for their lives, but before the an nouncement.was finished the firing began. Officer threw himself down and crawled under the wire fence. and. dodging from tree to tree. ran through the woods toa clearing’ and | j tO another small woods about a mile ' | Away. Three or four other men who had escaped ran behind him and they were followed by 30 or 40 men firing a continuous volley at them with rifles. Hid in the Brush. In the small woods he hid in the brush and stayel there al] day. At intervals the woods were searched by men “yelling: like a pack of wolves.” nce a searching partys came within a foot of Officer's head as he lay concealed. In the after- noon an airplane circled the woods ‘three or four times. flying very low. After he had been in hiding a few ,| Minutes he looked @t his watch and it Was a few minutes past 9 o'clock. ¥ Thieves Hid Loot rp Cemetery. Correspondence of the Associated Press MOSCOW, Nov. 15.~—-Ingenious | thieves of this city have, been using /an old graveyard in which to hide _food supplies pilfered from railroad cars. The loot was buried at night under what, the next day, looked like | newly made graves. 1’ Itimately the} police recovered 15 tons of Sugar, and a half as muc h cocoa and flour. al of which had been abstracted from re ~~ BOOTH FOUND IN SALOON OR Sec CUSTOMERS” Bar—Nine Per rsons cnt in Five tata an stisciaiana: and equipped with ly controlled door, | By the Associated Press. persons were | 'gan & Co. issued a statement las ‘| night declaring they had notified the ‘he recently’ returner’ & otz |'German Ambassador to this country months’ visit. “that it was impossible for us 40’ dis ‘many unless and until the repara- | tions question was settled. | sistance to Germany. could be opened and shut by: 1 within reach of the bartender. two quarts of moonshine mam’, 000.000. The statement follows: ‘ing system and stabilize her curren- ‘tion was exactly the same as it was'| then. ‘while we greatly desired to service to the general! situation, nevy- ‘ertheless matters had manifestly} the Majestic on Dec. 27. ‘reached such a point that it was not. possible for us to discuss or to con- sider a loan to Germany unless and until the reparations question was settled.” MAN CRITICALLY HURT WHEN HIT BY FOURTH STREET CAR ports that the Morgan firm had pre-|of the European tangle, in the S'sented ‘a plan” for the settlement! American viewpoint, as stated here ‘of the reparations problem to the} On competent authority. Talk of any | ‘‘c Washington administration. While! American loan to Germany was de- no official comment has been made’ scribed as ‘idle’ until such an ad- concerning a s visit to Secre- | jiustment had been made. Truck—Driver Naval Station to ‘oo eed Them Out! & ; ‘party of Japanese financiers has ar-! swallow Three Mexicahis Killed by Rangers. CHARGES HER HUSBAND USES Three Mexicans were killed in a run- | HYPNOTIC POWER ON WOMEN | ning fight with mounted customs in- Divine Science |! terday afternoon, according to a report received here by Deputy Col- lector of Customs Ed Cotulla. NO member of the Federal force was ijin- ‘ jured. A quantity of intoxicating liquor Was seized. /Cians of Heitzing, a Vienna suburb. have establHshed their fees on the basis of bread cost. One loaf repre- sents an office call, and one loaf and a half an outside visit. In the'| rural districts a similar system is} growing, but based on_a measifre of | *.| flour instead of the loaf of bread. ‘- | which was organized in September. /has received a charter from the TIn- ternational Civitan Clubs of the'| World, and at a banquet last night | | at the St. Louis Club John E. Bishop, local president, introduced the in- teynational president, O. B. Andrews of Chattanooga, Tenn., who anal! of the ‘creed and purposes of the'| new organization. slipped on the floor physician sa‘d -_ NO LOAN BEFORE REPARATION — SETTLEMENT, J.P. MORGAN SAYS “German Ambassador Was So Informed Setur-| be day,” Declares Statement,on “Fantas- tical Stories.” Bee sip ~— = |tary, Hughes in Washington last NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—J. P. Mor- | week, it is understood the financier t | ‘merely gave the Secretary his views ‘on conditions in Eurove, from where Morgan was a member of an in- or consider a loan to Ger-/| ternational committee of bankers ‘which met in London last June to discuss the question of financial as- | THis statement was issued, it waS; [Local international bankers are learned, t6 set at rest what were de-/ said to believe that before any loan scribed as “highly fantastical sto- ries” which have been published re- garding the possibility of the flota- tion oféan international loan to Ger-| sincere effort made by Germany to is made by this country to Germany there must be not only a settlement of the reparations question, but a ee estimated as high as $1,500,-| balance her budget, revise her bank- Morgan & Co.’s Statement. icy, which has been enormously. in- “Dr. Otto Wiedfeldt, the German pflated. If these conditions are met, /Ambassador. called on Mr. Morgan;a@ smatl loan of short duration may lor Saturday to make inquiry as to} be made through local bankers, bvt the possibility of our undertaking to, the possibility of such an undertaFk- assist in floating a large, so-called|ing is said to be “very remote” at international loan to Germany. In} t’ is time. his reply Mr. Morgan adverted to) : } the statement that he had made fol- | Chancellor of Exchequer Has Inter- -| lowing the sittings of the Bankers view With the King. Committee last June, and in effect ‘told the Ambassador that our posi- | | By the Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 19.—Stanley Batd- ‘win, Chancellor of the Exchequer, “He informed Dr. Wiedfeldt that, |5#d@ a long audience with the King) be of at Buckingham Palace yesterday, prior to sailing for New York aboard ny” | Washington First Wants London- |, Paris Adjustment. By the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—Adjust- Morgan’s Visit to Hughes. /ment of the reparations dispute be- Official denial was made of re-| tween London and Paris is the crux en ~~ ee — ee ! CALEXICO, Mexico, Dec. 19.—A | Twice Weekly. the Associated Press WASHINGTON. Dee. 19. John 2 | plans for extensive development of | Tigert. Commissioner of Education, !lands in Lower California, it is an- | announced today that Thursday his | mnssindael. They were accompanied bureau would start a regular sched- | about ale of educational messages by ra- dio. The messages will be broadcast | sentative of American interests in Lower California. The latter has} just returned from Tokio and it is) said the Japanese financiers came at | | his suggestion. ———— — ee ANIMALS A CURLING a FERNORS TAK iF NEWSPAPERS v LAW STAN Takes It as a “Me of Life,”’ Allen « Cold: Weather’ _ Holiday callers at the ye most of St. Louis’ big anine preparing fora long } Those that hibernate a curled up with a prot a peaceful snout ‘aria | unaware of the chill win of December. | may be seen stalking a The elephants and ¢ winter quarters, rs |er the big fellows may for a walk with a blag hulks to ward off bit{ may bring colds to the: ed, but right now they HOUSE PARLEY " LASTS FOUR HOU! Hyde Complains Lack of Co-operation pretest Officers With steam-heated stalls, _ Down oy the lion are basking ~ tn warmth a their den, frisi with their triplets, onthe By CHARLES G. ROSS. Washington Correspondent the Peet-Deegets hh. S WASH! NGTON, . yesterday's s Ww hite Kiel and Pit’ ers in their winter Home ™ | the lawn is taboo for tiie team | guests may observe the air now and then in President on Livde of Misse 'from a slight attack of i probably from too much ing. but is again his spryam rs in bomen apr were not putti ieade said that better progr made toward drying up ” spots in the State if the Fede officers would show a more ent DRUG PEDDLER, WITH AUTO AND IS Flight * of “Curb Oke Bruises and Narcotic J Take Him to Off the curb and reg dashed Jose ie sone authorities. He betioved! jd, that the police in hould have more encouragement “Hyde ner ho names of ty plaint that they had been lukewa in their astaqes to make the Volste Hie told the Presid and his Patiow Governors that, w ‘Missouri had by om him at Sixth aul . Walnut | “e the side of an ni | fell the agents picked * RADIO EDUCATIONAL MESSAGES |, 2avancse Comider Hand Project. arrested him The aments saw Luz results of pre tion in that _State had been ge the State authorities Federal Governmeé ' D tighter the dry law enforcemen ‘who conmplal f lax Ln torcement by the ‘ fiéers in his State was McCray his mouth, but 4 for the agents oy pocker ‘the marked fr furnished to) ‘rived here from Tokio to consider | bill by ,George Shima, Japanese, of}| been paid to Luzynski, | Stockton, Cal., known as the “potato | said, . ‘ . m °F ia bv (7, e¢ oe s "Oe |drug. ‘+Mondays and Thursdays between | king,” and b; reorge Allison, repre 6:45 and 7 p. m., Hastern time,-on a wave length of 430 meters, throuch 'NOF, the Anacostia Naval Station. package of a i Ten such packages" ‘in Luzynski’s pockets. He w s to the city hospital to be: e it the cuts and bruises caused! with the aute lives at 1611 Blair avenue 18 Conference of Four Hours, Este ¢onferenc e was at a lunch Presisent for Attorney-Gene ughertvy and Prohibition Cong r Haynes. Talk went on are the Associated Press SAN‘ ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 15. spectors and Texas rangers near Mi- rando City, Webb County,. late vyes- Doctors Collect Fees in Bread. ‘orrespondence of the Assaeciated Pregs VIENNA, Dec. 21.—The physi- Civitan Club Chartered. The Civitan Club of St. Louis. a uneral « of Mrs. Lb waabe th Koeln. Published Daily 2 The J‘ulitzer Pydiisning | Stmpet. ‘from the Gast residence Marcus Ceme- | . Koeln succumbed to heart | America from \lsace-Lorraine 70 vears ago. (Member Audit Bureau of Circulations,) |' MEMBER OF THE & ASSOCIATED PRESS | titled to the use for republication of wip nee: Cuene teHee onetee ‘co it or not credited in this paper and a) news published herein. All righto the ‘local | lication_of specia! dispatches, herein ar | reserved, e | SUBSCRIPTION TES, ADVANGE; BY MAIL, 1x Daily and Sunday, one year... | Daily, without Sundey, one wears 22295 uO Sunday only. one vear. Soldiers Mist Manicure N ' money order or St. Louls exchange. “express » of the tooth brush, | Delivered by city carrier ae nail scissors and nail Soscege by tae obligatory the eale Daily only, 50c a month : ‘Bunday, Se a copy just be en Lesgute by the new Minister 1879. st the nt arene a st. uis ng under the act o arch 3.1 : Bell Olive 6600 Kinloch Central 8600 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ry Founded by es ed i rROMITZER, Co., Twelfth Beulevard and Oliv The Associated “Press is exclust all news| | “180 | Remit either by postai order,” 0 Out-9f-town Entered as second-class matter July 17 ur Uptown Store} Olive and Vandeventer Open Until 9 o’clock Every Night Until Xmas The Store for ALL the People. lief supplies. SEER BREE RRB BRB REB EE BS Seaeagaaggas . a BREE BRB ERE RE EEE EBs fis nt tignnnae ee ee — Se ee ne ee ee oe Se a “S. ERISS. 2 8) 88 8. Bil : was invited to re’ ionditions in his state, and su ns of stopping liquor law we The first comment afterwards, Kansas, whose yi ! Pinhsch in demand it the Tur The President has ainly got himself a good cook,” The point chiefly stressed at ting was the need of better, Wderal enforcement arms. ewing the discussion, dit eenterec wholly about me Gifts in Solid Gold from anyone else, he said, was th Ny suggestion of a pogsible tation olf the law to neuer the serious matter. . * complaint was aga + Federal judiciary, Se ce i ee Oe I Sh HRB, way Fae — * a muor law violators down too er Enforcement St ff U ked that the present staff of ement officers ought to be in order that ports of “Y and the roads traveled by TUnners might Mmissioner Haynes approved ‘stion, but said that the pr a of 4000 men-absorbed all ° appropriation if 7 le ae esa . ‘VI ae Sy nee BY POT TR Lyi DI it ine the most astonishing thing conference, Amten said, ‘‘wa a confidences on the part y all the Governors that ment was steadily improy Stemed to be taken for the law was here as a t thing and that it was cat * enforcement, with proper cc between the states and tra! Government. "It developed that-there is ble over enforcement iin in any other state in the 548, in fact, is looked upor ® Federal enforcement offi of experiment station that prohibition can be and that it reswits in a. Momic saving. ; N© ity Kansas is taken as ak i | of the future of the p IF "fy '@w on a national scale. 7 ~ igh exactly the same phase went through in the Prohibition in that 0 years of prohibition t more flagrant violation of than exists in any city in 4 States today. A hund ae wide But after 25 y OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRI Goldman & Cugq 609 Locust Street t pntistactory horoughly dry. Alabama have the Rp un. should be bu

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Pe eT PENT RE oT : 1 _ tear ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1922. ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH = Pe het 3 - f ry dk 2 er $ . AT ZOO G UP FOR. _ WINTER S Don’t Hit armth, Are in Callers at the Zoo willf Louis’ big animal ¢ ora long winter's r hibernate already havg ha protecting Paw ¢ snout and are bli the chill winds anJ An OCCAaSiONna) Stalking abou: the “? : . r ii ws * by J we «i #0 ' SPAPERS ———7 at Conference ua Takes It as a “Merry nally Affeir of Life,” Allen of Kansas Says. ° HOUSE PARLEY FOUR HOURS nts and “hippo” are | zeers. In moderate w a Py lows may be mie “| ft With a blanket over: On rd off biting w need ¥ * inds tnat ” a my suc ee Sn toeaMlggns Hyde Complains of ’ ;, ley aTe Content. : = € end hay and thew K of Co-operation by phe tion house. Iang ang | Officers With Mis- as 16 n the even | ' their den, frisky ; fficials. triplets, only * ttnes 0 “u few eke ‘ By CHARLES G. Koss Washington Correspondent - the Post-Dispatch. SNGTON, Dec. 19.—Takin:; i «yesterday's White House ace of 15 nors dh the President on the prohibi je sua tion Gov. liyde of Misseuri ged that federa! : in Missouri were e proper zeal into thelr Work DLER AFO im Hyde said that better prog: ' OT, | COLLIDES.” by WTO TO AND = is the State if the IS ARRESTED. ft rs wc id show a more el and Phi! Brock, Reni} PS." are receiving eayy-\ Winter home. ‘Te, beh taboo for the pres. m ne : Obeerve the pair a) aaa . wd then in thei» so femry is just recunerazing | rh attack of iNndigesr on, Pom THO Much : Thankegiy. aSain his spry any a Siate Gove! enforcement ’ : . i. , a? as de toward drying up the Federa| enthu- men 6|CUOfl6CUCO-Ooperati n wit Curd mi Broker” Results tu 4 iine@uie Buthorities. He believed and Narcotic Agents : aa that the police in the Him to Hospital. M have more encouragement furb and into the street ™ mee their cases in Fede: ph Luzynski, lc agents. +’ when Fed. 9 Bc atio: a : : ‘5 es e Ooned lho ranes oO ed of arse, appreechadl * mm orucers in Missour:, but cor ached 4 aa himself to the cenera! h and,Walnut street yes=oi iat they had PnOON, He crashed inte a efforts to make the Volstead AM automobile, and as he as * effective He iold the President int= picked him up and r a his fellow Governors that, a. | fihad by no means S saw Luzynski straining dry, the net . us if in the effort to ip that State had nething He had a $1 hy promised the full co-operation mouth, but it was the’ Gee Staite authorities in al! en- for the agents found in by tag Federa! Government he marked money, which menten the dry law enfor: furnished to an in- her Governor who complained which had just been pmax enforeement by the » Luzynski. the informer) in hie State was MeCray of package of a forbidden” uch packages were found | &S pockets. He was taken : jHepital to be treated for ¥ wen by ihe pet) lile. . Most of those Try gO ovr it 4; ns r) ; $4 that Marviand VEU he whfctr had no code W contere only State represented State en- forcement hateve1 Gov Ritchie of Maryland. it was said. furnished a discordant note in the general chorus of optimism over the future of the dry law He to think that fective enforcement dark. seemed the outlook for ef- was rathe TAXI DRIVERS ELECT OFFICERS i117 Cc baafteurs Who Struck Report- ed Working on Union Jobs. One hundred and seventeen union taxicab chauffeurs. who went on strike Jan. by taxicab Arthur bus mess 1 last, are now employed companies hiring union drivers, Rogers. vice presi- dent and agent of Chauf- feurs Union, Local No. 405, Al nounced today. following a meeting and election of officers held at ths headquarters, 3620 Pine boulevard, last night. Officers elected at last meeting are William Reichen, presi- dent: Rogers, vice president and business agent: Aubrey Hillis, secre- tary, and J. Olive, William Reynolds, trustees. to be night's officer SETTLEMENT Reynolds is the only FINAL SILESIA Rottberg District Goes to Germany Under Arrangement. By the Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 19.—A formal ‘set. tlement has been reached regard- ing the German-P olish-Silesian fron- tier. under which much of the dis- puted Rottberg district, and also the town of Dombroda and other dis tricts, become German, while Poland gets some territory near Koenigshu- ette and elsewhere, says 4 dispatch to the Times from Appeln 91 MEN HURT IN MINE ACCIDENT | 19 of Them Hurt When Cage Falls at Christophcr, Til. By the Associated Press CHRISTOPHER, Ii. Dec. Twenty-oné men were injured in two mine accidents’ here today. All were taken to a hospital, where it was said one was injured seriously. Two miners were hurt when caught under falling slate «at t"* 12.4 Buckner mine of the Old Ben Coal Nineteen men were in- Corporation. they jured when a cage, in which were being let down into Mine No. 11 of the same company, fell. Twen- ty persons were in the cage, but cne escaped injury. TT ———— Would Revise U. 5S. History Books. Ry the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Dec. 19.—Revisiva of the American history text- books, now in use in public schools, with the view of eliminating “un-American | ideals,” was proposed at the meeting | of the Veterans of Foreign Wars by Col. T. L. Huston, national co n- mander of the organization, which concluded a two-day conference of national and state executives of the Middle West here yesterday. ‘tified ihas been ‘examined it an |dent. | miture Co. 1/4907 ‘came to this country old, settling first jand ereased Mires NAOM LETSON CHRIST SECOND WIFE, aX DRIVER OF AUTO TRUCK THAT KILLED BOY, 2, ON TRIAL ‘ontinued From Page One. minut vs other iich he bgt et making ly. William ouri avenue, who Peathoe in another truck, that the governor on Torshee's truck nermitted a maximum speed of 14 hour. He } fron 1619 Mis- liowing testified Hammers of was fo miles an bov step automobile as 10 feet awa’ ition had West |prose i r ta stepped from the so that nothing view of a perso Patrolman John. Hartr that marks on the truck go\ indicated that apparentiy ‘adjusted recently when } hour after the acci- The governor was not broken, but might have broken and repaired ernor seal, he said, been Testimony was that Rugger's car was on the west side of McNair ave- nue and Roth’s on the east side, op- posite it. ~The two were planning to spend the day, a Sunday, on an outing. Rugger misplaced his ignition key and started to look for it in the street. The boy street to Roth s car and talked to an- other Koy there, then started back The truck was approaching from the south. families crossed the ——— er ‘JOHN ALT'S FUNERAL THURSDAY resets Business 1883. Jehn Alt, 73 Fur- He Started in Here in Funeral services for president of the Alt who died of a 3:20 p. m. yesterday, when fe held at his home South Broadway, at 2 p. m. | Thursday. Burial will be in St. Mar- cus’ Cemetery. Alt was born in German: He when 27 years in | Recently Have Arrived From Three army officers who recentls returned from the Philippine Islands have been assigned to the Sixth In- fantry, at Jefferson Barracks, and report soon. They Lieutenant-Colonel Watts, who saw service during the American War and has been in the army continuously since: Capt. Os- car S. Smith, who entered the serv- ice as an emergency officer from an officers’ training camp. Aug. 15. 1917. and First Lieutenant Russell C Akins. who entered as an emergency officer from an officers’ § training camp, Noy. 27, 1917. Col. Frank M. Caldwell, chief of staff of the Sixth Corps Area, is con- ducting an inspection at Barracks. He arrived from Chicago Sunday. PAIR WED 51 YEARS DEAD By the Associated ress COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia., —After 51 years of happy married life, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowers died within 10 hours of each other. They were married at Noyes, Ia. Mrs. Bowers became fl! when surs- ing her sick husband Cor- | Spanish- | Dec. 19. | ST. LOUIS WOMEN FIND 3 HUSBANDS: ee Court Record of the Sommer Damage Suit, Now Back | Where It Started Six Years Ago HAD OTHER WIVES Trio of Young Women Were. Married in Good Faith to | Men Now Accused of Big- | amy. ——————— —E | The suit of Joseph Sommer against (the Continental Portland Cement Co. \sion at a St. Louis County quarry in 1916, probably will be of-the Circuit Judges in The case, which now, more than six years after the original injury, is back in the trial court where it started, Three young St. , wives in good Louls women are faith to husbands in |} August, bad faith, who now are facing charges af bigamy) One man married a girl brother is going to the St. University Law School. A second neglected to provide money for the | first wife, when he left her. to face | childbirth in the city hospital, thus bringing charity and questions into the case. The third believed his first It is him hed heard ' before one February. ‘ S whose story of Sommers Louis was told fully in a special article in Sun- day’s Post-Dispatch. again ready to start on its wife when she she gota divorces Downfall of Smith. The downfall of Lester A. Smith. -5 years old, originally from Chi- now in « Kansas! ney and be back auto- ing’ point once five or six years. likely that getting to trial will take as long this time, since all the pleacd- ings have been made and the joined. Different Judge to Hear Case. ‘-law had not had Judge Ferriss, who presided ove: ie had the court where Sommer obtained a Judgment for $25,000, which the Sn- preme Court en bane later reversed, afte® Division No. 1 had approved will not try the case again, as he bench Jan. 1. some of the Judges of the Court held that Judge Fer.- instructions to the jury had ing com- conflicting, and hence confus- Frank T.|'n8. Under the Circuit Court's pres- ent System cases are assigned to any court available. so that it can- now be told tertuous journey through the courts, with, of course, it may go through the same proc- | again at the start- more after another igo. but ustody at sity, began when he sold the nobile in which he had courted Miss Pfeifer, 28 years old, 3920W after his Jul 3 mar- last. who disco, = ieo»na ‘Ss hbrotner « 1 > . . + . “ai , cat Smith. when Smith on it. the will leave the been told, Supreme riss’ been ; roused through otner was him, pos- ' Paul | Hrotner Jur) job and) "0 lank with Sommer case who h record of the Sommer case have said that it is not an unusual one, the length of time consumed or number of obstacles it a final determination. It tracted cause it is lays, but be family i ifestlv Lawyers Wrote Name of First Wife. elcucr iterpused has at- especial cause the victim of four have helpless and without relief, than in other Court Record of Case. court record of case, prefaced by the ie denounceme! Care to Dance.” ears old. forgot been mare mali- “Didn't i idren CASBCR. burg with his bride n Crist, 19 vears St Louis The accident out of p,. follows: Aug. 6 blind, partially njured by Jan. 20. for $50.000 damages, explosion was due to the cement company. Feb. 24. flled April 23. tion to exempted him cunty for costs) Circuit Court onls (This hiatus of between the final and the tri for by the first, in the 1916—-Sommer rendered deaf and explosion. r917- vesterdas that ‘5 wears Old, is at , pai. two living o- alleging nd wite- cr tin nome ot; H. A. Uetrecht horoughly absolutely > place men and Teo] *reis Sue as poor from person name a nearly two joining of °3 vears'! guard- rson Barracks in 1920, Mariieyof 602 Gratiot ith ham. He had! Passed, Mamie Bover of Red 1919. and son had effort service on nonresident corporation, one been born to then Spoke of Divorce. One day Simmons received a letter from his first wife, in which he vows she told hm that she had a divorce. Iiss Marlie and forgot ven forgot that out of | ; which iif ‘ iid - used Sommer wished to make a fendant: and, second. court with the injured failed hecause vice of his attorneys he Leavenworth ; accept the amount that by the company.) Jar 31, 19193—Sommer (,overnment \Miargaret NMiarlis« vthing, at d' amended petition. March 4, hered e' for him when he got | little boy, now 2 years old Everything went nite well for a time, ahd then the first tain specifications, Mrs. Simmons and her child came to to others St. Louis. March 9? 1919— Mrs. Mamie petition filed. out of patience March 28, band, but Mrs. Margaret Marlie Simmons says she will be waiting if he is sent go prison for 50 years. It developed that the first Mrs. Sim- mons has not obtained a divorce. her was their Bover Simmons is with her hus- nite and certain overruled and sustained in part. April 7, 1919. - Sommer, by’ leave ———_——_—_—— striking out the word Kinloc h Rates Sposa ,and by JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 19.—The | “and because” the Public Service Hcabiadinidhing saa en- April 11, 1919. Answer filed. tered an order allowing the Kinloch June 3. 1919. Sommer by leave Telephone System to continue in ef- |amends second amended petition. fect its present rates in St. Louis. | June 3. 1919. Depositions for The order granting the present rates | Sommer filed. would have expired Jan. 1, when the | June 9, 1919. order is effective. appointed special ————l(U Powders Look Alike—BUT der abso- yal is. word “thereby.” Forrest G. Ferris new commissioner to Is your lutely Bremes, Is baking baie abso- choke ohaibacueet Royal is. Is your baking powder un- Sealey ieee +} all yomiitions? Royal is. Jefferson | home baking ie rdesiignna of more expensive food? Royal is. Royal Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste As h is attention. not be- extraordinary in its de- and his t ; ‘for the loss of his eyes in an explo- | the possibility that | , a Sept. = esses it encountered on its first jour- | However, it is not | isSsuECs | who will try the! ave reviewed thei less able to do the Sommer date of the| which it grew, Is as otherwise -Sommer filed suit that negligence of l\91/—Company's answer | i917—-Sommer's applica- (which |! depositing s-- sustained, as 9 vears | issues | al of the case is accounted | attorneys as having been to get) é& Trojan Powder Co., a which man- ufactured the powder that was being | when the accident to Sommer occurred and which the attorneys for | co-de- in efforts of! the defendant to effect a settlement man under the ad- would not was offered fils d 1919—Company’'s moiion to make amended petition more defi- | and certain sustained ag to cer- and overruled as. Second amended | ' 1919—Motion to make second amended petition more defi- in part | amends second amended petition by | ‘“‘negligently’’s inserting between the words | > i Bal ; E — a a Second Trial Probably Will Be Reached Some : Time in February—Course of Case Not Unusual, — Say. _- — take depositions in behalf of Som- mer. Oct. 17, 1919. On application of ,company, Walter Diehm appointed to take depositiona, Oct. 21, 1919. Case Division No. 4 for trial. Verdict Obtained in 1919. Oct. 23, 1919. Jury gave verdict for Sommer for $25,000. Oct. 27, 1919. Company's for new trial filed. Dec. 8, 1919. Motion for new trial overruled by Judge Ferris. Jan. 17, 1920. Company -granted 90 days to file bill of exceptions. Af- fidavit for appeal filed and granted, company furnishing appeal bond in isum of $50,200. 1920, exceptions filed. Jan. 22, 1921, ; preme Court and submitted. March 14, 1922, opinion written by Commissioner Small rendered, _holding verdict in Sémmers’ favor. On motion of company, case trans- ferred to court en banc and set for hearing at October term. April 11, 1922, Sommers’ counsel moved to’ advance hearing to April term, April 12, sustained, term. May 8, 1922. case argued and #1.)- mitted to court en bance. Reversed and Remandcd. Aug. 28, 1922, case reversed remanded by court en banc. Sept. 7, 1922. Sommer’s counse! moved i tional time to file briefs on motion F Oct. 9, 1922, Sommers’ | filed additional suggestions on mo- |tion for rehearing. Dec. 6, 1922, motion for overruled Dec. 11. Mandate and cuit Court, assigned to motion company’s bill of case® argued in 1922. Foregoing motion and case set for April and rehoarineg 1922. Supreme ‘ourt’s opinion filed in Cir- Division 4. Dec. 13, 1922, case transferre No. 1, assignment division. to be assigned for trial. Members of counsel in his suit against the cemen: | pany were Glen Mohler, ‘ard Barclay and L. L firm erts. The Continental compa’iy VAS rep resented by the firm of Kel'y, Stark. | & Moser, ’ ccom- ,.idge Shep- . Leonard. of th of Leonard, Sibley &€ MeRob for Summer 'to place . | ing told =U-l fast as it up- _in that, , fund ‘they rehearing, asking for addi-. counsel | operator, ‘from had HELD FOR FALSELY REPORTING HOLDUP Man Admits He Spent $1444 Contributed by Fellow Em- ployes to Christmas Fund. Edward F. Volling, 31 years old, of 2605 North Fourteenth street. ‘was ordered held when he admitted to detectives that his report of a holdup yesterday afternoon, in which he asserted he had been robbed of $1460. was false, and was made in an effort to conceal] the fact that he had spent money | for safekeeping. Volling, employed as clerk by the Electrotype Co., 325 Locust street, was treasurer of a Christmas fund to which fellow employes con- tributed weekly. He was supposed the money in bank and was to have drawn it out yesterday for distribution among the employes. , Contributions to the fund amounted Drach | to $1444. “I did not bank the money,” Voll- detectives. “IT spent it as was turned over to me each week. I have been treasurer of the fund for 10 years, and this is the first vear that such a thing has oc- | curred. I tried to borrow the neces- sary amount yesterday and, failing I made a report of a hold- up.” Voliing was bond, pending action by the Circuit Attorney The members of club have given Friday to make restitution, had informed them that relatives and friends would try to raise the if they do not receive their inoney by Friday, the members said. will present the facts to the Attorney. the Christmas Volling until after he moneys Cireuit —— rer MAN DIES OF BULLET WOUND lie Says That Asleep at Home. f August Schroeer, 59 years old, of 5925 Romaine place, an elevator died at city hospital yes- terday of a bullet wound in the head at his home at 3 p. m. Sept. 24. Relatives found Sehroeer in bed with a crucifix in his hand and 4 coat thrown over his head. A revol- ver was by hia side. After bein taken to the ¢ity hospital, Schroeer sted he had not shot himself. He said be had laid down to take a nap. had been awakened by a shot and found himself wounded. Schroeer, a widower, Wved with a son, Arthur, and the latter’s family. intrusted to him released on a $2000 He Was Shot While | which he was found. suffering — DON JULIAN 10c size 10¢ size 2 for 2he size . “ for the size MERCANTILE 10c size . 25 10c size .. a a 5oO.. ® for the size WPS i te 25 2 for 25c size 2 for 25c size . 2 for t5e size _NEW MELBA_ 10c size . 10¢ eatr. size 2 fer 25c size PARAMOUNT — ~~ .. Box of 25. .$2.75 2 for 2ic size .. HAVANA PERFECTO Box of 75. $1.75 CUESTA REY 16¢ Hoo Hoo size Boxes of 10c and 2c - — 7 ~ — > _ ~~ - Bay: nity nagets ees Etre i a ee ee ee ee ee ae “ * Se ae - a : - st; _ wn. aed ek e-S - x* ae x ee al ae eo ra ——— afte ~ 7 SAME ON oe a4 ee ee - ‘ ~~ . ~*~ RTOS SE SEL —~ a Mf He le Sue Ne = i! — © ee arr pte Oe ~ ee x > ie o-

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‘ silw Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. “ ot 4 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH olen- Approximately Equals that of the Daily Glo a | ae ee : — gq | = g poet. RACHMANINOFF ELMAN SRS oS SS = ae | os : ~ - iy - ~m Wie. ws X. ... . “" . s ‘\ - . cs ~ a : : S PES = - ie } So: ae ae eh ee. s p 4 = hy yO oe. 5 "4 : “HIS MASTERS VOICE” ni « EAMES HEIFETZ GALLI-CURC! McCORMACK KUBELIK _ CORTOT | ZIMBALES <a = PIS = . —_— , rr: od xe - a TETRAZZINI | SAMARGE was | ce i Desk or at ot, 4 nine Floor. “fs a department. tw | ie GARRISON N selecting a talking machine for use im your home it is worth much to know that when you choose a Victrola—your judgment is sustained by the technical opinion of these and many other great artists who have chosen the Victor to per- petuate their art. The word Victrola is a trade-mark, used specifically to designate products of the Victor Talking Machine Company. Victrola “HIS MASTERS VOICE” REG U S PAT OFF om 2 = Important: Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label. Victor Talking Machine Company Camden, New Jersey Ff wwe 4ee eR eT eee. Victrola No. 110 $225 Mahogemr, cak or walnut

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| SDAY, 7 * MBER 19. 1922. The City Cireulafon of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Da‘ y Star and the Time:. Combined bv Approximately 40,000 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9&8 ae ee _——_— _—_—— Se - ttt rr — — —— — — ree _ — — - — — ~ ——— - ee mm a ee —-— ‘ - . as o_ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; - > ‘ i 7 = - s . — > . - ee* % > > . Tes ‘ " j “ , . - > of J ‘ . ” ~ > , . - ~ 7 2 J . : : - ou — oe « c 4 : - , se s f « s “/ >. "? , ~ tea ff . . ‘ > a _~ J . , ‘ - . ° - 4 J ere + - &”* J ~ . « +27 ‘ , . ‘4 . " «’ - 4? —d : \ . . ie ae _ | ~ % ; ey «Qe > : ” > >” oe” 2” , a . - - * 4 ~ : Pe “d - , , ee’ “ , . « yr c. i, ‘* al “7? ec. ¢ + : ‘ . ; . - « = ; - os r >* 5 . ." e ‘ es “ o * » ‘ - ; Py a - se . . ~*~ - J > a » a > ’ a “ - - - — i ee a ee ae ee ee ee >> ves _ a ee Pn ae - sills tes | eee me = ides. y - eS SS ao TO RE AP Slee = Tl ed « - - = > . a7 , , 2 e La o. Stand: xs at = * OR those having insufficient time to make ’ personal selections, the Stix, Baer & Ful- : ler Gift Certificate is a gift worth while. eS ags hese Gift Certificates may be ooh ge for any amount, and are exchangeable for | ] N / R ‘ d P h any article on this page, or in the entire fl CW Yy ecelve UrCNASEC establishment. E were very f . btaini h oy : y tortunate in obtaining these beautiful Mesh Bags in time Certificates are obtainable at any Exchange W for Christmas selection. The large assortment comprises many of Desk or at Public Service Bureau on Mezza- . ‘ nine Floor. Redeemable at any time, in any - really unique beauty. Choice at 2.00, $2.45, $3.45 and $5.00 Sa department. Novelty. Mesh Bags, $7.95 soldered Mesh Bags, $22.50 | BST ae : : Handsome enameled dorine tops with single EGER GH | “a hee Ee Pee Re eae ae ae ae ae ae These Novelty Mesh Bags with dorine case { Strap handles and tassels, in unusually pretty tops have single strap handles and tassels and shapes. Made of very fine soldered mesh. are entirely new and different. Splendid values. . icin Silver Mesh Bags, saa Soldered Mesh Bags, $17.50 | $29.50 and $39.50 Men’ — Lounging Robes a? ss * PS ab * lth . r =! > , 7 es . - ia « Nee Se eens —," VAP ‘ih Pe Am , * ger er “hye ® Ls , _ wo et . Sterling Silver Mesh Bags with beautifully en- Beautiful Bags fashioned of very fine mesh, with single strap handles, are excellent values. SS ee ae See Sey eek. any Soe Unusually pretty frames. | (Main Floor.) ust amp es at 2 7 5 ARLY selection of these handsome Lounging Robes tomorrow is ad- . SA J ? ( )] , | VB x K A S vised. The Robes are the product of a prominent manufacturer and — shown as —s Some are of velvet, others are of heavy silk and silk mixtures. Distinctive styles in solid colors, beautiful stri or fig- Affords Splendid Values T omorrow ured designs. The models are full or three-quarter length. Pohl 2 notched collars and in kimono styles and all sizes. Silk Umbrellas at $10.00 Silk Umbrellas at $5.00 Because of the limited quantity of-these beautiful Robes, we cannot ac- All-silk, rain-or-shine Umbrellas, with pretty Silk rain-or-shine Umbrellas with taped edges, cept mail or phone orders. satin-taped borders, in every modish shade. Hapn- in navy, purple, brown, green and wine, white or (Main Floor.) dl ] , hell, iv d ber, ber handles, with ar i leath ? with smart straps or rings. Stubby ends. —loops; tip trimmings and stubby ends. : Boys Blanket Robes For Men and Women—at $5.00 Gloria Silk Umbrellas at $3.95 T hee Special Groups = Splendid Umbrellas of Gloria silk (silk mix- Covered with Gloria silk (silk mixture). Those 1 4 St ts ture) with wide-taped edges of satin or dull Oate- for women have handles of amber with encrusted p = | 4 ¢ a Fi ie ( ( a man. Tip trimmings and stubby ends. Handles designs in plain or carved white bakulite. Opera $ 95 S$ 45 45 ‘ and Prince of Wales handles for men. All have . ° é . d of carved ivory caps, amber, ebony or gray | . And Dainty Negligees tight-roll silk cases. wep 5? ee ads ere For Children— et PLAID and Indian designs or attractive figured patterns are shown ss fon Silk Rain-or-Shine Umbgellas See nb Se : in navy, garnet, red, green and ——* ioning these splendid garments are of unusual excellence. The Y one or two of a kind, in these beautiful Feaktast ’ -s . black. White —— — Robes are finished with flat collars, pockets and matching cords. ; just received. ThefMtTs¢e Va- : \\ with color. ‘ings or. leather ; an meee ant Kimonos ) y : ] loops, tip trimmings and stubby — Sizes 6 to 18 years. ‘ tiety consists of cr de chine, taffeta, two-toned sg, plain % ex — } satin of splendid apality, fashioned in Breakfast Coat, faightline . Saat Y ends. : 17 oaiktidaas and styles. The assortment of soft shades and s*5 is most - y . | At $1.95 /% . Comptete. Early selection is advised. lead weer.) oy al 7“ | Umbrellas covered with good f ) AY | \ \\ quality cotton Gloria, insuring RX Lt A Large Sample Line of | . splendid service. Navy, red and . ? \\\ | black with white handles and col- en S ur S \ \\ | ored trimmings, tips and stubby th | ig! ends. - qe. “ Opera and Prince of Wales Offer Unusual alues en a den handles for boys. (Main Floor.) HERE are more than thousand of Ch : S ] 79 Doineee conning Sern wee imei. (DAmOis-Suede Gauntlets at 79c that will be such warm™d cozy addi- ; Wo. i : tions to small wardrobe Every sa pe In a Special Purchase and Sale #3 Serr ec: ers , LARGE sample line of exceptionally prett offered at a price that ards os Neng NOTHER purchase of these excellent Gauntlet Gloves at con- . Sie ages 2 ' é ia oe candy. ‘ermine : [SS peer ge = = ee Fancy Baskets includes at this special price savings. Natural or br¢d™ y; cessions, offers‘them to our customers at noticeable savings y —- = very unusual values in silledicssl wines ieee and other attractive fu. At These Gloves are very unusual values. “ | Sg ei? ee tauail = rsa as ait rig eanaee TR : 5 7 ’ s, 75, $3.95 to $10.95 Made of excellent materials, th be had i hite, mode, bea- if : $ ey may be hac in white, mode, bea Ay) Ses | Waste Paper Baskets, fancy Baby Baskets and (Third Floor.) ver, covert and mastic. Well tailored with heavily embroidered seet grass Baskets, decorated Candy Baskets and backs, straps and full-gored cuffs, they are very smart. : : —— => (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor | S227: * SS many other beautiful Baskets of a desirability that suggests the advisability of early choice.. Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs Li eT ake ihe i 1200 Dozen in Special Selling, 3 for 50c i | MOST desirable purchase presents this unusual opportunity t ° + . Panta Frocks at $5.95 | A secure gift Handkerchiefs of pure linen at this ich rey Antique-Finish Photo Frames ae * . 95 Ke ~. Fo Choice, $Q.72 , f At $2.95 1 7 in these warm and pretty Robes for boys. The materials fash- Ye aati, a > = a eee we wr se SSC EP Sry TR rs SE SESS ee Se = o SOFT mavy blue or rage Egat ‘ | cost. Sheer and soft in quality, with distinctive hemstitched and ee _—. Se ing of these China and Pottery pieces are val- | writing papers, $1 to $10.50 Bridge Lamps at $18.50 ues that combine beauty and utility. Gifts that e : Childre F ootwear Fountain Pens These .metal Lamps with adjustable | will not fail to please; moderately geiced. . : | A complete assortment of arms are finished in ebony and gold. f z = : Useful hristmas Gitts | popular styles and makes. The 15-inch shades, of Georgette over | >A ‘ At — pe “ mare Suede Slippers, 98c | Priced $2.50 to $14.00 silk, with silk lining, come in a variety F — Tray, Betiben. Dishes, |. Weestae: ttaadee ‘Con: ED suede Slippers with elkskin Eversharps of colors. Complete with cord and plug. aS Hair and Powder Box-/| diment Sets, "Almond ; : : Sets. ; T i: ; . . ed -- ~ oad a 8 os he “ym ? With pocket clips or rings, Table Lamps, $17.50 | Boudoir Lamps, $1.95 . po in plated, silver or gold With beautiful metal bases in In old ivory finish with silk- At $ 1.50 At $ 1.95 Rubber Boots at $1.98 | filled, and Sheaffer's Sharp- various shapes and finishes and lined shades of overcast metal, " These are solid rubber boots, with red =| Point Pencils, priced | 16-inch hand-decorated — | er hanes oy <r nypert Fancy Nappies, Plates,| Footed Mayonnaise Sets, : ' ; a olors. es tops. Youngsters will delight in wear- $1.00 to $10.00 eben in chaid co ll ph 4 ce coy ae p ee eames Flower Holders, | — Nappies, Comports, ; ases. _ Vases. ing them. Sizes 6 to 10%. eacailwteer.) | (Main Piocee.) | (Fifth Floor.) (Fifth Floor.) oe and plug.

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Lauiditien Improved—tIniluenz. lhe te - 'He Does Not Will Be Assigned as Cause '" a eer Svciey ST Pr. the Aeeeseied Pres . Les ANGELES. «s hee. 19 Bie. eppris available toda we fo beattarus where Wallace eid netion picture acto ie suffer c breakdown « relatives % irom a s ribed te Cm Ppl) ala Ss fT sowing ie ehetine nce fre whmekY anc na’ ties. indicated an improvement | Lie Cenditic: Reld’s ph esician® Sai be @ctors mperature was rear! land his pulse had droppe rem i308 to il: Thev added } able to take neurixhno The physicians said Reid's de ” oftowed his abamdonmment of ¢: ugs n@ Newor. but the specifi a ent hich threatened his lie wae {Tu - nem. If the actor failed tv re ve! it wes edded. nflwenra he enuee written on the death A are. The Metheodiet Preachers Assoccua- jon @f Southern California planned ~ © e&k the City Council today to ap- a “ommission of re? ana momen to make a thorough invest! tien of the use of habit forming x = in Los Angeles it adopt- reseoiution in w! : “as oa is perscste: rumiered tha warmer of Borne of the biggest | @neers and actors in Southerm «a formia are linked with hie ( Fied’s wlight. In al! this the ass fer@@ irreparab! The , Sustry bas soffered hese cond Thome either obta hev do ne tain. These steries are either s er true. The cinema ndustrs ‘* er infested with a mmeora ! jegbent that threatens the fndus- iT¥’S good morals and de enmey in or “ty and nation and thu ; * good etme. Or fife it has been and is be- ne tnaligred and slande: +d at enthinkalje manner” The association asked fo ‘he ap "Sietment of a commission with “pewer and authority to summen withesees. administer oaths ang tak: est@ence. to the end that the tru may be knpewn.” Weight Heduced te 130 Pound- Mre. Reid vesterda, said that leeband’s ines had decreas | WEEZRt to 130 pounds. He is 6 feet > imchbes ta)! Mire [lieid « and whatever he did @ene open: fo the firme of his break - De beliewed he had full cor- ; ef himerif He was making ’ when the collapses came a@vieed at the studio to tak. and went under treatmen: satisfied that be hae wer agains: the influenza about his trouble Temains to orerceme the cam- which have set in because weakened condition — actor's contract with the Fa- Players-Lask* Oorporation two rears to ron. Mrs Reie He expects to return to work ©corperations stodic she the whic? and MARIE. Dec 18 tugs Grav and Feverite are ex- te arrive here tedayv with su pereons lost their live — @mall craft foundered ana a fir. geath from «x , The dead are Capt Joh. Sere Fred Regan. Gus Jobne Se vwnidentified man. whe were +wept from the Geck of the He! ae they were abow! to lewer a eof the 36 persons sbea ri : when she smashed ber pr>- on a@ reck Were «L.a* A == ~> « oa P. S.—We have many new Leather Novelties too numerous ind tl housands ot eifts catherec: Please shop he and pp lease carry your sm: | at 11 o'clock and avoid iea rooms Park vour cars in our spacioiis e hours of shopping, tree from reeZine “The Store of the Christmas Spirit.” She Will Be Pleased With This Ottoman Border Colored Silk Umbrella at siz Qihtronian Border ¢ “1 1) oOloO Te} Suggestions for the Late Shopper! Gifts From Our Luggage Shop Me to mentson. that make excellent gift suggestions for every member of the family. Fill Their Little Stockings Full! Gwe Them ane and Dolls Keep Their Minds Busy and Their Dear Hearts Happy } aor ie. . & — Lute VMbec! ( O@eters, ard *»,,»ve bs rearing whee 3 Bre ® nic Are &@ ~ \ clecipedes. 2 . _ sa. ‘elseee Heedears: ‘© = a’ ~ is Pecitard “Spert KReadster — jKard ‘ oupe ee ‘ hess « — : 5 - eT ®seccretars : “a ‘? Tea Tebte ; a a e « 5 i a - The Veeder ~~ = ee - ~ ~~ Relteres cic Jureatie bells Jointed . Bat. LDeii« a ; at" a he } etding Lhe wk ; a uw“ aikieg 4 =eeters«. Tee Rixeur Deill« , inah eae ~~ & “ rus ~ 4 eG ae ecarcag Weed, 3 © —— fc & ;= 7 es ~= $12.54. $14.58. Sit S| - Haedwerrk Dells: ~ rte . S. « : cer -e. met ng ees "s 4 &”eo3 1 S00.5e veg oe pe or — Autemenbile $4 3 ¥a . $2 45 - 3 “ 24.2 , S215 > > ‘é - - 21.48 S69 56 $2.38 Talwe sis Sis.08 Retherieae Areee Liew l« & a. of pies s=.~2 = -_- “pette: > > - ° an~e a. sii sc Ter KRewpie Dell« 4% rucaas. ane . $15 to $45 i $7.45 to $55 ~~ ~ - S10 +o $4: $15 to $95 —— _ és arg : : ‘ ~ ~ 2 For Christmas. $57.50 to $85 atm carpet. size . : Sma Kermansha Orieng Rugs fer an a 7 -- | 1) ates rs $82.50 te S175 oom | the house arze a hee cre 262.50 tO $1350 hese HO: “gal Chinese F == : $266 © $685 * $27.50 to S75 . Rug shep—t s* aes te Ee . - ~ aa aa ) . fe ~ ’ Beautifai Sets of Bavarian China L oe Te —- —— = Warm Blankets and Comforts ~ § > . "pd pe « Fe =) 4 $224 Silk Shirts , . tor Him S White Goods At Specially Low Prices fr Tuesday th. even iderv. a al : = wee. SilM» r men's hand ke rahieis and @pnd embro - = de a | \¢ ~ i 3 $1.75 ind-thread 4 ‘ io? ro IDSs wee ro > . . ’ . ir table scarfs apd dBhies 45c e (.0TRn. >© inches wide. heaty basket weave. - Rreaus arawW €@s81.\; a? 85c ° ~ > Linen Suttimg. 40 imch*s wile. heavy mesh g Weight ‘or tabie rummrs and bmdge . * $1 25 -~ = = ~e " 2 a 25 Qu Re ear Havaua. made in bond . " = $4 00 . - Partagas. an imported Gigar $5.50 ioe La Cabdad. Perfecto size ™? = ‘- 3 i’, MV : B ~+7 Sublime = artinez Havana. S. \ asul. ze - = Found Just What I Wanted’ Radio Sets © 5.28 | HE FOLCc of Radio nail spread th Reguiar $13.06 Specicil. Now hrough the land. wonderful it is to sit in Four. a. hear a concert being asted from a distant vroung and old will jorousir a Radio asa gift. Little Giant See city as illustrated. complete Radic Sheop—First Fiser. —@ oe s Gifts for. BOYS! | Boys’ Belts at $s2~ Strong cow hide eery with silyer frent initial for bers of all ages. -- * Boys’ Ties, 45¢ Mighty good looking knitted T)es. im eolers bers would love. “Tim” Caps, $1.55 : Bors’ warm “Tm” = Caps. ma variety of colors” every bor. ne Bathrobes, $3.50 - ‘Cuddle Dewn™ n assorted colers.. fer have aes _ Blanket Robes, $5.50 and $1 3.75% Fer ehildren of 4 te 18 good pie im pretty. neat patterns ‘- neat fitted roll collar, a and cord . ae Shaker Kurt Slipover Sweaters t $8.50 Warm Shaker Ani Napover " Sweaters. with roll collar ami ; we buttons. id al! The 7 iy + $6.75 32 wee ~ ber taat Pd corr & DB ’ > =a Sa ° Sec af - ~ Stok EO Vila i Sa A ae av Shep—Basement ro Seventh Flcor nf “gar Shop—Ftr=t Fiee- f im seid eres; . ——— ——— 2n@g@ ov ack p 2 =the ; eh : * . . *~ _ EL ee | Ge + ‘ ‘ i ' a . ° 7 " ‘ * s ; 7, ‘~ , - : - ; « Px ? 5 as _ iin, : ae “ : : - ~ o)/ cant - a _+- as . -. . e3 - Che, + . : y wll . } eo . rh . —, - : te” : * H / et a ; | ; a 4 ‘ ~ . 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a SONS ~ oom ee eee ee a of Sugep 7%, eat ao a hie a 7 “ert . Peal: nt ah ees al RO re oo ere ee ame ee x ; as ” i ‘ ‘ bes re : y “a: z e * a2 a i iy 7 ms a . 4 Dei: ue oe = : > : - eae PE TT ee ES ET RE te gnc: er eaten cao a ar ; ane atad Rhy ae ee > r ; ~ » , J 5 s doy -" : - a . 4 a 2 . r e - . a vs ¥ / ‘ Es : 7 Y “ d , e* e E . j . = bee? * ‘ y 18, | " + ees em ¢ ' Z “ ” ~ -¥ ze = : TURSDAT. 922, 2 7 tite City Cireuleti f the Dail TCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily St d th MI is os ah on o e Dai y POST. DISPA y Star and the Times Combined io by Approximately ¢ 40,000. i ST LOUIS POST OSFATCH a : = —— es j 2 POLICE SAY 2 YOUTHS — ’ Only 4 More “ADMIT WRECKING TRAN ‘iia Shopping Days 3 Spirit” Sy Before Christmas . —_—_—_= SSSA : Pay Assert They Had Planned to. thio T j | Rob Mail Car of St. Joseph to : : . . . en * eyth | St. Louis Burlington Train. | s j : . | By the. Associated Press. | eo! ; ‘ | } Olive and Locust Frém Ninth to Tenth |}\ sr’ josEPH, Mo., Dec. 19—Al-| We "a | abr “ts - fv Marion Clark of Easton,” Mo., This C lete Violin Outfit if 3 ; , ; ‘and William Kramer, no address>|@ consists of a fine beauti uy : “yy —— Ai ld, were arrested yes- toned Stradivarius model | : F zm | ! Model 100 (In Oval) ' English Brown Mahogany. : caer lool aia according | lin, strongly made case, well- Sg M34 , Price $150.00 “ Hit > Mahogany, Walnut and coe * {| balanced bow, extra strings and 4 e 22 = = . police that they wrecked a Burling- | h 3 7 1 Rk Oak |§ other accessories. % f " ; , ton: passenger, train east of Saxton, | , ' . 7 ’ Mo., last Tuesday night. The train, ON EASY ‘ j 4 7 jf No. 16. St. Joseph to St. Loulis, was TERMS | ; =. ' / | derailed when a rail was removed ; 1 e sa | , and seven coaches and the engine, . { . ; vi Hit} | | left the track. Only two persons | .o | b¢/ ff ' , & © | were slightly injured. | | | tie \ DLT; | : | ‘The boys planned to rush in after ° | | ee. BS i [; of | | the derailment and rob the mail car, il — — | | | ‘they said. They expected that the y : | Pre | fi f a j Sh// ° 4 engineer, fireman and the trainmen . P , i } | f j/ y / | ) 7 in the baggage and mail cars would . “4 ) | | | f] ‘ Y , oa . be killed or badly hurt and that they P : i Olo if / / | j Y , would mee? with no opposition. ’ WS y / hf] / / / /, -% 7 Y 9 When this failed to materialize, they Op wb L// | ae /// } Y XN ae B}2, ran away, they said, walking to St. | ‘ y i j Y AVI % SA S44 //7 a’ { s 7 — ‘ : Joseph, where they have been since. | ; . bY sae / // Vif, 4a ! y . . oo Clark and Kramer met at Greem|@ The Wurlitzer Cornet is’ wide- ) “A. ! A\ 4 /}/ iY) J 7 : | , River, Wyo., where Clark had gone | §. ly known for the brilliance and . PA ; z= | '/ //} }j ba Y three months ago, when the police | clarity of its tones. A fine case ' _ +|i4 | ts \ SUITES SE, y — here were looking for him in connec- | §@ and other accessories make up ss | i | | — / y V4 Y tion with a box car robbery. They | § the remainder-of the outfit. a SSS | / | (pl d to rob the Union Pacific | — ee Aj // . planne n Radio have jy : — /// M44 f/4/ Y/, pe / oi //; : jtrain out there, they said, but the | 25 00 ON EASY abl ..fand. How ’ > me roe” V4 / ~~. (‘cold weather caused them to come | ° TERMS od in vour home — = f hy here. They had been here only two | f/ | = — z — | | house near the scene of the wreck f “my fog Ses ; \ — a \\ , ' P ——— . | SN | i ithey removed the rail and then | . a ‘ 89 98 . : - " a 3 — waited for the crash. ‘die : rl , a \ . . Model 111 | Clark also confessed that he tried .?" t Floor. ; ‘to wreck a train near the same spot ' > i 1 sf Model 130 Brown or ad ee ‘June 11 this year, but had only Se oh — .. Red or Brown Mahogan) j : . or nu ‘loosened the spikes and the train | ia us $350.00 ~ $225.00 Passed over the rail safely. The) es | : g / ) wa > loose raii was found next day. | ait é or ; ; ‘ The United States Marshal at) arti | ¥ 3 == os » : al ' Wansas City is understood to have a see ' : | i; ‘ A DSS ~~ ‘ ~ S | warrant for Clark, charging trans- ; ‘ S . , JAAS | / s ) portation of a stolen automobile., ‘% . : i\ - ~ ) ‘ ; ! 4 1 Clothes | ‘ \. TWO SCOTT FIELD AIRSHIPS | ae : o? ‘ ‘2, oe oa (||| : FLY TO SPRINGFIELD, ILL. *: ; " ' ai ®Round Trip of 225 Miles, Without | # Our Banjo-Ukes are among the | : : _ Stop, Made in Four Hours and best. It is one of the easiest § at $2 | | . A 35 Minutes. of all instruments to learn and § , ane 7 The A-4 and the Mullion, two large 1 make a fine nee dm « ie “ather Belts . | airships in service at Scott Field, | §-The outfit teres mages x tial buck] » ‘made a 325-mile nonstop flight to respect. Ys ~~ ; - Springfield, .lll.. and return Satur- ha tag BY ) day. The purpose was to train pilots 50° U “yp ! % 4 ‘and to stimulate poplar interest in p pes “ 45c¢ i 4 mf | 3 ‘Recruiting for the air service. ‘ : _ The big gas bags took four hours a! oe x | —is ready for immediate selection at Vandervoort’s! The 13 | and 35 minutes for the trip, speriding wouild love. ‘ a ‘half an hour circling around the 1 | poqeess illustrated here are ready for Christmas. delivery. : ‘dome of the State Capitol at Spring- ' ‘ . field and flying over the city. The $1.55 | 5 \ . «Vdke your selections tomorrow and we guarantee Christmas : ; cart wee made aa 41 dca Mell —_—— am 8 «. _ * deltvery! , et ‘tracks were followed on the trip. It Dealers fOr ; , _tooKk two hours to reach Springfield, : — we" « a | ‘nearly ‘100 miles north of Scott . 7 . \ , i d 4 oe § Our Club Payment Plan makes it easv for vou to purchase IN | nw : tl a officers as passengers and a private 7 | Model 80 . -@ Vandervoort service continues not only w hile the alia is age = ee ‘for engineer. a | ’ , lanket | . eer. ent or WW) |} being njade, but afterwards as well. A Victrola with Van- oo $125.00 | SOVIETS EXPECTED TO DEPORT a ™ \ dervoort servi Ye | , 14 $100.00 S \ a ited ce back of it will indeed make a Christmas gift nd y | AMERICAN WOMAN WRITER : P — “~ X “ ‘ . 13.75 RE me, , / _Mrs. Marguerite Harrison Said to | fo 18 vears. -f . — , \ Have Been Taken for Enter- | 7 = : P - ' & a’ & \ 2 ' j 4 ing Russia. OP eackeie . - , c me tomorrow and make 2 ss | MOSCOW, ‘Dec. 1 M Mar- | ar, : i _ : : . MOS r. ec. — Mrs. Mar- ; e al your selections early in the day. suerte farctilins taal ede , . . ee P zine writes, again in custody of so- | it ‘t | ) > \wiet aughOrities, soon will be brought Th | /* | | ae ee eR SS | ito Moscow and deported after ques- | , » ; | . and Qu ~ ke Ret pee ‘Bra he | | tioning, Aecording to the latest in- eaters, : " , Basement. P ‘formation here. . | : Oo | The formal charge is that wien | 5 | i released from her first imprisonment | iit Slipover \ ‘ eee she — > eye gi ss ; ‘again, an er going to a, n@w collar and | NY officially part of Russia, violated the schoo! 4 VS - F (ie ‘this promise. vs from 12 “" . ae / Witnesses say she seemed unper- \. / ' Z - turbed when locked up for a = oy : | | ‘i~ “© / time in a Soviet J 1. atch. for $1 ; s , Hf : ’ \ Lf / _ 3 : | 1e@ a , eS ‘ SS | 7 - iW) y Mod | F -" i: Bie ~ Ua SX \ \ 7 Mahogany or Watnut TRACK MOONSHINERS: INt SHOW : — : 7 ~ | ~~ SS \ 2 8 \ ogany ‘ a , i P rr | - - $250.00 | Prohibition Agents Capture Dosen | = noiew Yad to have we + \ i 4 : ( Stlis in Washington County. ]* you wa give Wrist : be 7 | By the Associated Press. atch. ~ | = ; ® | TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 19.—Heavy | : ~ — offering | : wi } ‘ ° snow that has “covered the wooded | secchely’ designe ed Watches. od a * = . | : sections of Grays Harbor County has | | hand gn . ¢ ’ . a resulted in the arrest of a number ay { be i. | '* ; ™ a. = | ’ A of alleged moons&iners, the veptaret ' | 4°? Mvuei 6 | (of a dezen stills and the confiseation | § ; a Z $35 00 . Model 4 " of hundreds of gallons of liquor end J Me , : ” $25.00 - mash, accofding to annoyndéement |: 1 ‘J 4 ° 4 . “ ~ £ at prohibition headquarters-today. | 14 ‘and 18 karat noid ; r . * model 5c 2 ' : , | Federal agents and Deputy Sher- exquisitel ed. fitted ine + ~ a , i ffs, in several instances, gwere able 6 and 7 it $70 to $45 ¢ , , " 7 $50.00 ! P to follow tracks through the snow to : movemen ; ' oe . 4 , the location of stills, which had been , | ha ‘it . ; / : mit Geewrame cues to locate before. 4 “DUNN'S Ss >. Oa 4 . > fs at | : ve on |e sa ’ ee . i : 912-14-16 Parag ok AY. ; Se: i= a ae ‘AGED COUPLE AIDED BY POLICE |p as Razors ” All Vandervoo ‘ ) l Fuel and. Proviaidns. Collected ty | a 50 Values 7 : . ” it Dayton Street Officers. * | . ° e * Policeofthe Dayton Street District ¥* ° Se Vic vesterday #olicited aid for Qliver 9 . Victrolas r Wolff, 70 years old, and his invalid # wat - ° . wife, Libbie, 69. whom they found ae ‘ ~ i] suffering from cold and hunger in a. ¢me , or i. opular mod- Ma Be (,0es With , room at 2911 Cass avenue. _ There | thaws tray. erik and silver- y was no‘food nor fuel in the place |. ) is long leather . S.-. fod, ‘and the couple had. little clothing. | an re. He will i i; : ) Every : | *. | The wife is in bed and, police re- | ) ay gift and it's 7? Purchased . |, port. refused to leave her hysband, Sieel Sections | sed! 7 : , ’ preferring te suffer§with hi than | 4 t- ey * - eer : i | ; q . tro a | to leave him algne. For this reason. ee ; 4 | ze . y V ] , . police say, a local charitable institd- | Ss ee — ‘ on Our IC " ’ ‘ Mi tion has withdrawn its aid. Coal and | | : % | ee 3 wa : provisions were gathered in -the iff | ‘ ' sr and given to the cou- | 30.00 | Club Plan Bought for te har , ' ’ : ~ be s . ° 4 ol 4 ' - , mG : s << P |More Time for Suits Against U. %. ’ 4 wt he'll be : - Christmas | WASHINGTON, Dec. 19—The: m a roulette it of Payment ~ | House yesterday passed a Senate hilf tufully er | AP a ; . ¥ |extending for one year, or until Jan. y. with re ‘ < ; ’ (2. 1924, the time in which sults| 9 2a 7 anata $15.00 . 4 | ~ » may be filed for the return of prop- | | en \ Fieer. nF . ‘ %) ' . ¢ pon seized by the Government ays- 7 oe ee @e ti.. | bel — . : : Pe ing the. war. tan ee, ee Laat a te ' mye ig i. -_ _ | r iain ae s ee ke oS BG Ce N . ——- ——- ~ —_ ™ -_* . 4 / . a ae TS a RO ae as of fa: v7 : ies, oN _ : - , : ) Gis oy ee ee wy . \ . j , ee o See a rae ro sash | one 1 @. 52 “ ei me aha 4 be ok se ai & sis , ; ~~ -—o

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—- | ee ee = ‘ & , *. My al se anes am = | — ee len SV —_— ra 7 | r , ee ii ef “¥. . : - Le, i : ” f= ire % : or en merit ; an ie ato : " = “8 The City Chcwanen oft nad Dey et £ ~~ . : ~ SO et ee ee ~ o Ss J.$3 - Olive 2980 — Shao ‘MN A NEA THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE ior the young, pecause it meaths , : nar) f es more real usefulness’ than an\ thoughtful parent can possibiv se can resist the magic of Its pictured pages. work 1 he center OF attmict , > , : ee girl who need help with 1 ir com up some subje ct of present-day in waiting! ~ In gheasands ef homes on Christmas morning ‘this ss wh. > between the bey and girl whose minds have beem awakere aDoWw how the bread ther eat comes from the seed al $ the « Captures the Child's Mind “hild@dren may be born artists. or mus! ns. or scientists hae So successfully captured the interest of the sarer = \ BU KNOWLEDGE, the Chil@rens Emcrciopaedis No norma , the mageetiom of its picttred pages. There are phctares e> Fumily of Werlés: — res @8 animals. foreign and fa a Hewers. trees and s be: charts and diagrams of eur own marv. s portraits of ap men and womer: pictures of cur own ntr bundred other countrmes. er ee he sa SU c°Cese Give your child the chance which they ne atffereme THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE is ar insurance against fiilure I: we guafd che wt future ef yocr ber or gir! It ie the greatest camtri>s Practical education of the roorg which exper krew'edee paterce a have ever prodoced. The Child’s Grostest se «4 voungest, Who enporvs the StTi King ~bern readers. They must be wer te lov: > Ree rt is saf@® to say that a KNOWLEDGE explains ADG illwstrates Wilh whee ser. es r pes kK ade tures. The 10.000 striking original Mlwstratiens were every: er oser average only four per ecnt of the Te urine . oP T°®4 re oe? «= rac — m the Glassroo™ Tt is the balemce of “Be hours af hore wh —e It w - be & _ ail ihe year BNOW LEDGE came te charm the children and te ~ ever the greatest helper in the schoo! life. It is the Gift Wonderful. gkher can tell at ence children who c@me from homes where Poamimey Qt = ures. which tell a sery or Diestrate «a fact Im a way that «an . y > > ’ . > , ~~» - : " : . ' ! - .? . ? . a8 Lal > ‘ ni if > a > i ’ 7 i _ pied di sab — . sf » , = _ " **% = a . ; ' . itt ~ Ta) - > Pia ¥ Sear > . , _ >, _* .»% " wes)! ' i= «t} L sk rit TY Ptr y ‘TesS| “Is year ¢ child still ARCADE BUILDING ~ EIGHTH & OLIVE STS. “ox PINE ST. > is the one great crft 7 e venu e detignht and other.gift which the The Most Valuable Gift - X § akan ’ = Fr ’ ee ' ; : . 7 . : . + - ‘ "y : .. ~ ; " aad 4 : a > + 4X - x lL as na * aA PA . . : = ke : Ht, Be " rn ' ’ +) _ - . - weiety Wal ' ~ Lt ys I. ras we Tha a? . ’ ar n Tre | me 2 ~~ , ee — = - > £ > ~ — ¢? r 7 ae = i ye ks “ “« ca x + Se ae . i i in ™ . "~ + ae it “BOOK | KNOWLEDGE ic read ‘a) ™ +2 @itferar > ° . ™ 4 a ~ 7 y - a. ’ ‘Te ’ ‘ = - * « s " zy - a ne S _ a = _ reas + a> —— « — 2 > ges " . mae e proper i Sed x wets . ~— tr. a Tre Best 4 = 2 wee os “ a >| S eter z —— . : erence whithg child ever rea er ec raing *“Sapo-cs «ver; * of the chi’d’s gr: Ting mind and Pa Gs - on «=* ch ta* = 2 rcaflow a8 a © oe = « oe 3 rr" 2 co —— ™ - _~ ~ - - = en in pis ine SUM P.e W@W guage w i ; Cam un@erstaa a tener? we, ¢ 4 > . . - = ies a. @c , ~ ~ 4 a % 2 sir nm = 2e¢ aff ; : “coe SL UATIOmmgOT the s ef -he voung + > is ~ ar * = a | — = ™ ~ - > rs ~~ wn ~ 3 mm littie Seariy anc interesting y erem the mest difficul subjects and ideas. It is _ on -- . ° - *-. _ . > . , =~ i —_ - . ; : ~ : stricly up te Gate with many pew articles. intiodirng the Marreis cf Fad ~" - e ~# \" = Tz os We ss - - 3 Se . —— ~ » “> - ew 5 [. Maps. How Africa Has Been I Ged. Daikan States. How Coffee omes To Us © We so often bear f said Of crown-ups “Tf someone had only given me THI see I was voursg. & would have made all the - . - -_ - - _™~ 5 “.t = stifrens Eiro-ecrc "Paed B = Pe ka =as YOunrc a =, e — " . “ ot? awe > = - = = aa r ~ + — sd 2c am. ~~: 2 rider ~ on =¢d cut wr. - - = *-s Can Your 2 22%: ve ete waint | an our ; a sleep uner we om I> tisch Iria h? _ Child Tell = ors Aone ate . You: ? On what do tshes teed? THE BOOK @F ENOWLEDGE anewers every question «e'chil4@ ear esk iz THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE has disc wered bow to make lear-~ -2 sinin and atuiell a a, om = gene op . ax - = : 2 5c & e anguacs. it is the simpiest scheme ef universal kno+led me C2 Growing minds; it is e treasure house of wondert: resting inter ‘t Gewelope ewerr faculty of crowime minds. quickens and stimulates -hongh: gen teld tm the simplest maogeage iz reur 2a oniy reads 7 BOOK : mn @ Temankable gegree, and awakems icterest tn the @or!d of ideas Not LNOW LEINGD minuto as ——- © ~~ " ~~ —_ | 2 “ . ~ ‘ ” _ -*O* : a ANO = 153 Aa vT —' « a — | ~~ @ Tt " “= at ° , ort “acs but — - | are acs - #a arc @grr_er Eg 22 fa ; ~~ de-i*ght *hat ét The Child's Own Choice oat ¥ the haaytiopacdias = = Re rence Bex es ad > for aa _— a 7 arTs ar ege Ter ~* g-= west another lwseon -ho mk ‘cc +>? Te —— ——e —-,.. Pe ata — +838 Teeacy-— ack - Taete Ge not demand any original thought. and chile@res «x oe anv longér than \t talres te copyyor me@@iirize the particular fact ther ane Mimting. Ther : ‘ik iT r ay s & we * |S — —— 7 ~ ’ . wR reed THE BOOK OF KNOWLET™ irs an entire s ec simple for: ag been mastered. [tf ts mot the number ef facts wiich the chid leac-s the wary tm which he jearnms | her tna whet hs =» = . —_- et + hee oe ——————— = > P - te s€ar=s but . "3 S ahe te aa° use re! which counts ter real e@eretion. Flice this delichrs origina! work 4" vfocr homme. It quiritens and stimulates «\: ; faculty ef grow ine —T , — ae oes i cin ts bed wath a voice ier hee pb ) ) ; or mie plLliew. and rer ers ‘rn the morning the place where be left aff readiz methir 7 rest & . that child's Wife. He hae become a sendin SE cient eee mimine “9 mg, Someta-ng ver resi bes Bgppened tn The chil@ren have voted for THE : ao . . 2.2. Rr, . Ce wa 7 ~ ae ~ a — _ y - > c 7 -_ — se! ‘ ANOWLEDGE overw = >e\y as age’mst a] comers. Give yeur chil@ a chance tc @ecide br sending for the FREE - THE GROLIER SOCIETY = Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock This Week ST. LOUIS, MO. > = For Christmas and a Lifetime: © The Book of Knowledge — 4 ~ lies The -Children’s ‘Encyclopedia: — i. > Is Your Child Still Waiting? f Our Special Art Craft Bin ding » | on Display at | 802 Arcade Building ~ 3 Place Your Orders Here for Special Christmas Delivery 3 . FREE BOOK . 33 What This Book Is “2.5.20 Spprscate thie FREE mI i.e vit es na PES nteresting and ¢ ymplete articles te Se found | . ’ tg mn this inle work for the young. Its size is 6x9 inches and it is beaati- _ istrated with J pictures, a number in colors. Its actual = 3% «or ? - a ai how the wheat grows and finally becomes bread; Hew » “2 a learmed te ‘* a ire, the wonder of @ piece of silk, from the agugs ef” | 7] <kworm to the dnished piece of silk- the marvelous construction of fhe ar Low Wwe ax: * 42 IT skin w lke. bow te Make useful pieces ft . f.. me tur t of wéeden boxes: how our Bay Seouts_and Camp Fre Gris | ~ : a - a - avai so = " ‘ 2 ‘ “Fe ah - FARE BOOK gives yeu the Secret of the wonderful pepularity and me. z C THE BUUR OF KNOW LEDGE mm the home, You owe it # your 7 remy] ndfer it new. and see /r yourself how it makes reading ehildren, | WEY it so egmrrwietely captures thé mimd of 8 eh3ld; » ee ‘i. 53 / ; Tete BS .....-+. chidres in my family betweem 3 and 16 Tears ; . ¥ ) + of age. : : te *” ‘ease mail desrrirtive book : specimen and {lu ie ss from THE BOOK OF ENO PS ind the ose and rs ne of the work te the child at home and im schocd: .. ws a acee ie | ~ GOUPON. |i , Name ans eee ee — se ee —_--—****+ o-<— © ©. © « “see ie ee ee S | ! 4. ff “ne A , te Afzress “+ et eee e@ ee ee ee er Oe eer eee eo wo eee ogee eee - os one <= & «Wee «© © © © Se ee ee «+ @@0 © «+ 28660206888 © 6 © OP eo Oo ORs de . < aa 2. 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Oe —- += > —— lie ot I -_— City Cireulation. of the ‘Dafly POSTDISPATCH eng Exceeds { that of the Dally Bear and and the Times Lumuuend by tsi v 40,000." oOo »& ’ ‘ Lil Li ~ -— — + _—— J i i i , L i ; T +. = > —- os 4 = + + => i } se pad ptitii it . + H — . — =e ~ + i : 4 " = \\ Trt Nl Il t i ; »\ i Lij i i tT i ——— TTT = x i i — iS itil 4 oo —_ : : = ~ - T | = 1 L == i ~ . i | - : Ps it a + ‘ - ae ; +—+-+ = - a s ‘ iT : : +t : I dade Bm | i | - ‘ -_— =. = U I Ai .O me oe a ow a > Ss ST RECEIVED—DIRECT From IMPORTE t} $2.50 DOWN—Pay the Balaneé to’ Suit Yourself ‘= DIAMOND RINGS \4er Christmas will In- deed be a joyful one if you make, her a present of one of'théese beauti- Genuine 4Pt In solid BLUE- WHITE - PERFECT ‘50 $t Down $1 Week _ L7-Jewel ILLINOIS AND ELGIN WATCHES These are two of America’s. | SOLID WHITE GOLD timepieces. The con-= struction of both these makes is the best that is belng. produced in America iittlin tary ft naee | “WATCHES Watches carfy a factory CUT | Watch. $1.00 Down , $1.00 Week Cw. ws 77 WATCHES EGY DLAMONDS ¢ : ry : » Merchandise DELIVERED SAME DAY PURCHASED 422N.67 SA. OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE Fr, - > 4 BRACELET guarantee, also my per- An immense assortment of styles sonal guarantee. i in all popular shapes to select from. Every girl wants a Wrist SOLID WHITE GOLD DIAMOND * RINGS diamonéas, and fancy Every * repegs blue-white and :37 $1 DOWN $1 WEEK OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. M. ARS RENT Bion. Th ieee hs a! ike : ot ie eae >. e. i ues Sat » mountings. —_ aed ari a Mee «oe ae ~—— = oF on ee “ . - oe SS ee eee & ee ee — = = ~~ =

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eal ” a rE a ae Ral aa Tre sitll ee # Te Sobel bia ih , 4 7s wie ges /- # J : n F p> ¥ aot ~ an EE a eg re NS FY aN HT ae . > ; ' ‘ od — a“ ee ‘ " | mocrat and The City Circulation — a ; oa _— —— nee = * a ws v 3 . > a — ° — — == | * ies “The Store for ‘ See BARGAIN BASEMENT ° ‘$4 New Colonial Pumps J Also Strap Pumps, Military Oxfords, ~ 85 e. & | * There ° J J 3 = | Sateen and, Gingham Christmas Special! $2.7 5 C ou ch Cushions oe —— _— T refouse Kj d Claus f Apron frocks Z ~« Oe a — eS : $4.95 blue, tan and ~ | | 7 ! us : @iade as shown in ' leathers. »1zes 0 to > Assorted on TaABies, ? . | Zz : , ° r we Sood + Te» oa ~ i mr 33 _ ets Bask : vevl - ‘ . = 450 “pe i , ; xt a - = > tal ; | r ha » ines x ; . ew winat & 30 5 = P Finest Fr . ] prin 4 _ $4.93 $ 30 : | (Feurth Flecor-pNagents.) P and ‘white pom “* ‘neea- - a J ; - _ ¢ ‘ > ne. Q $1.25 Felt Boudoir Slippers s¢ from baby bite or orchid. Mad: _rAF : vr rin = e > a a Siitt Pom pc with »,Paris Oi 4 Dark mabosanmy Ceiler (he wanted : , eal sums elaborateity trimmed. a+ shades .. a= . - A : : > - . : } if : r -. ~ a a > rl. - Lifustrated arn br ‘ . (Peurth Fleer—N\ agents.) : . : ie fue ave. appreciated A i 3 oma Wits i ee isa «a x ie ee ee ia, Owe Plies Slippers 27 i. SSS ay eet $102) poe. pme.3 tag | etticoats and $1.75 Satin Quilted Slippers ; ) . ° pmeocican Beauty --@h--->--------.4-- O49 8 Bloomers Silk Nightgowns ‘ = ~~ : . . If fy ; ; Ss | G lov ‘ | + . ) UL € sate S . : 5 P h n 1 —_——_—_— —— : ~ - Fine cade. suede and moc na os > > finiiv ——__— . . two-tone, five-row and svear backs, — . “. ii —-_ -. - J Boys’ Blouses Boys’ Wool Sweaters Splendid cua! Most desired col- ties inijgtoven ‘8 or combina- . - + a_ — dras an& fine per ( Aon a nae cales ... ———————— i aleo strap wrist Driving Gioves and tan-lined 2 Jauntiets wi oN * De ru (am iso:e ~ me 2 - Pk ersey a? ait } aT > ~ sc" US P . # = ~_ P — witiete Petticoats: ' extre 12 ” ee Large 17 ty-inch oval double Reast- Men’s $5 Sample Gloves tte and . Zz included in jersey ar taffet me “5 eR oe ‘aj purehas ac Backskin. Mnit - iired mocha. — silk 3 ee Me ot — : hare touches TY tr lamb-ltimed Cape Dress Gloves. bi =f soi Rei ii sll on. nemgye Rt ' i : bite niy (and m f@ne suedes. stveraly strap-wrist , Muslin ;OWNS - > 2 NEN 0 — eslaag , - Coe aM = nll phone érders styles. and Drirtig $3 60 OT , , ‘ . mk * 8 ww oe baw c sleeping dressed Doi | | taliseinted Dolls | s Wigs and (ashes ‘- Port -g *% ompeotts an Pru des and ult deeving wenuine kid Dells 5 with wis and lashes «tc _ $1.50 to $2.75 Dolls —— Tt re ‘ ” M ta Talking Deils— | $3.95 $5 75 Dolls 7 fs . Large Fruit Bowls : seeping Ra to e ¥ a bobbed ; ing. laree. ane : » > Ip dainty checks of red and white. dix encger ate white anc ereen and ate ’ a 4 WHR crisp White organdie wide ., $1 Skirting Flannel | $2 Middy Flannel ee es 2 4OCl == (sis $$ 1.699 Sale of 100 Dozen W , ool Fine Turkish Towels Sweaters 95 : » & Tia ; = : Bolivias Plaid Back - ch ashes and * 88 be - 4, $3.95 wt} . * " al : * P — — - = _= 6 - a . bandies. Zmbossed ton Dollis with na ‘ eth wi md 44 7 ‘ Gergain ~~ * 2 - : a” 3 | 4 = ines : e . a macze 1 3. STYLES =) : . ~ 7 = med ( wc is Vern (pes | we ; 4 for Gifts re'ey € geris fis Short f (gas Fail a Niik-Lined 5 ‘i raj DY foots ES in, felicd { oais TRIM! a ee \Sizes For Women, = - | Cr hensAdeoresr —_ >» l- awd a r As _ i ‘ ] ; ti i wtii Gye } { #4. ata H . ys ge * Furs Buit'déns All Lined | Misses, 16 to 44 Of and interlined Ali Colors , * 300 NEW SILK AND CLOTH DRESSES & | Regular $10 to $15 Values = . : ™ . > + ~= \ Zixf}-inch. great~bic size Turkish Tow els. closely we 7 en, snow-white: also pretty $14.85 $9.49 * - eh as ee he eee leh elle elle ‘TTS a a a a a a a a a es _werryrtT — a Dresses at t ; DADO SD EDD EDS DEAE SAAAEASAASAAASLSLSLLA £64.44.4.4.4.4.4646.46.4 64644644464 64 bbb bb ESE SbADAA EAA AMAA MAEDA AS _—_rersererreeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrerrrrrrrrrrrrnrnnrwwenwrnnT????).)). >) 2 >) oo) Silks Tricotines Poiret Tiwills Velvets French Serges Ve?.et tops with velour check Skirts. in gtylexs fer street we sTRess a ire 2 Sefater «“ AM SDOrlsa weir ~ - 4 men »5 Tl << — = . we. = Train OyggSte: engine coach. 69. The Large 2 “pra lo See ircaiar track. tome? ; ime. To erce lent ba coat cam = } Der +. c ~achen. with large Geure3 track. $2.49 “etn Piette + cen . $7 se “Smerican Flyer” “Electric $4.69 | waeem Train Outfits. with «as — call he Tew \ helene Mandel =. 5c Striped taffeta. anW@ satin Rleuwses. A)! at ope price, size as- sorted 36 to 46. not all sises in | ™ » "UT? _--eeererrrereeereeeeeeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee,,-,-,”-”-”-”-”--r--”-”serervrvrvrvrvrrYvYveYveYeYeYeYeYeYrYPerrrrrr”rr”r””,”””"””””vvvrvrvvvvwvvyyeeeeeeeeeeS DOABOA£444 646446 4S (Rargzrie Basc e~ 2'—\ aceriiie.) - 09990090 00099000000000000000009000000000000000000000000000000000100000000000600000004000000000000000000000000000000004

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% —— = eer? > or ba i ? , . : — on Be g - : y : a. ~ ee, Fi ’ * ° ¥ : * rae uaa | | “Fle. City Circulation of pe Daiiy, POST- DISPATCH | alone exceeds that of he Daily vena non the Times Comannes by Approximately 40,000. 3 f. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH : ert cn - a needa ee ee — a —— = i a a ee > = = ——» — = => - RRS ta ae ad uy aa 2a my eS = — i a Amy a> = ~~ 7 jour aig With Eeay 3 Satisfaction’ Sill Bloomers 2 95 ¢ Ready to, Assist You in Completing Your cites: Gift List | tyes a raocagt NX 4\\ Kent Up to “the. Last-Minute. Our Stocks Are Still Complete. st Se hoe oo || Se ~—Nugents,) | (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) | The Store for ALL the People -=™ TXmas Handkerchisfs Xmas Silk Specials $1.95 Flannelette || _ $35 to $50 Handsome Lamps A. Que batiste Handkerchief with satin tane Gowns New arrival of handsomely turned pe ered yoten Serdar ot black and line grooved polychrome fin- } Point Dac Pei. 6% wre yd BN 25c } . | 1e | dent colors .. | 7 | ‘Men’s: Handkerchiefs _ . - i ‘ $3. G& Silk Crepe exquisitely made of rich gorgeous silks i. with wide gore of SN. ge Sah . en’s 30c Initial Handkerchiefs | 1 Georgette. most any ¢eoler desired - ag bebe with adjustam - — Batiste Havdke rc hiefs with crossbar and white inches wide, ip ivy blue, brown or | Pas De ae | Se a . Hea quality fleeced flan- F one SCOT ECC, WON Oe ee ee 4 oT 4 xt : @ 31 pres lered w An reat block le tee Ts, iat med with silk braid and ribbon . pretty stitching and gl Vy og far by ox of 6 ; $h00 C C Reguiler PP ee me aE fringe and ‘yg Oe epee ’ iy bp; Im fancy. box: b 7 y a 4 $ y anton re e segular and extra sizes. i : | de is Vien’s 65c Linen Handkerc iefs 3.98 P skirtings t» wide, in navy blue, brown, gray, or black (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) j 2 ESE a - J $xceptionatiy fme Irish Linen Handker- ‘ match. ee ie Kid € Ch 4 ra pike « 7 wll my Keener Sp tea t ~ ‘ 50¢ . 7 é - Silk P u l l ee t French k v —? en’s 40c Linen Handkerchiefs $4. 95 All-Silk Duvetynes. c pa ‘ ’ . 3 . = ] } e@ in cloth, Bs ft tmfished, © e Cords an d ‘ straps re 4 — be pure une ake: “ ue $1 00 inches wide, in n “ y blue, brown or black. se ap ik Quilts Tassels 50e ve / 7 Men's. men Ha WP rani. | Bx i Se en’s 30c ‘Linen Handkerchiefs , oTx3Otineh ‘alte tania tines i Rich hand-carved bases finished in shades. Adjustable B serduses ... a .. ak Stele tm wastoun ndnt deaterns Cc t; t) deep elt and — sprays. black ane roman dull gold; idge or r While -200 fs : ‘ , iian erci, Py : ' “a : hemetitched hem of , (Fourth Fleer—Nugents.) junior size: handsome to knobs: - arm. . = ousse Kid G Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs both ends Ngee | | ghade of rich, gorgeous silke, most any | last. Complete = née Fre: 2 - ke « . 2 Mai 1 — +) (Main Fleor—Nugerts.) ‘Mai “ color or shape; some covered with 1 “ all mew et kia ©. ee oe ot re ad _— rdikerchi 1" (Main Flogr ugents ‘a ain Floor—Nugents.) Georgette; artistic long fringe and a : be tin Ba °- rd pers 25. : — skirtings, including the much-wanted ’ se) ra) J MoO » 3 eo“ « - Y biack and gold effect combinations. land Winter ~ Women’s Handkerchiefs . . | ~ \ 0 *e , A}l-linen Mandkerchiefs, handsomely embr Wednesday Onty Wednesday Only dere a : many attractive adhtamen' 3 for $1.00 .. peewee. $1.25F B th Retter qualities of san e «style f Fancy Towel Sets . ancy a Hand-embroidered styles wh ; 7~ . | ny W | Choice, complete Lamps 49 Baby’s First . oS $33.00 ,5 : Haad-embroidered styler Sweaters for Xmas g ° Ve 7 } | > : = ‘ » RSF : ‘ ay * ) . Towels wn Yay I) ® Silk Pull Cords and Tassels, 5@c ae $4 .00 Rare ¢7. ep ANN eke mocha and a ys’ 19c Initial Hand- ° : and By b's wool lini : | ' eae. ee kerchiefs ——' . wos $2.25 Value $ 69 (Fourth Floor, Kamei Keaente) ‘ble Gloves jn- “lipon hiefe with bhapndsdorme!lv = ca clot ne - : fe e ; nventional Sostene P * ‘ an $1 i ae yo ; 4 . ei “] 21¢ cy" $1.00 *: | | Sram yl 3 Big Xmas Specials From the Luggage Dept. | Fine quality w 3 10c Handker- ‘ Children’ s 30c i oO ders. Consisting of one large 1000 Bath Towels ers, Kamit of soft white wool, tensie . a 2 inven. Made wvashal a Ti =chiefs - chiefs .”* towel and two wash cloths i Most > Madeley Gift 2 } % : egg aoe ee Pana # ~ = : $3 00 Boston Bags a pear) clasp at ' = , " ortunity, and buy Fine batiote Handkerchi« fe yp CO Late acquars = patt . rise ww aa mee Spcortunst pus =. | Wibd-.or. white cent ter, cembro m 25¢ to ss “hs h ue or gold borders, n Made of excellent quality hand- votdered genuine | 4 ds tos . , cowhide; handles sewed with solid ficu pe” ; a basse cbs B.S om 7 7 =a Floor. 4 , riveted to bag; neatly lined : | - ej With pocket; extra « - , ) | - $} special YmaxBae of Pearl Necklaces a F Birds soar Men’ ¢ Furnishing Gifts these Wonderful $ Specials $15.00 Traveling Bags | $15 Cowhide Suitcases In pink. blue or gold bor- ; luster Very fine, genuine cowhide; | Made of high-grade cowhide leath- tana perfectly fined, hand-borded, full leather (| er. in black crepe or smootii mahog- graduated pearls lined; with three inside pock- | eny finish; well reinforced, linen- fitted with | - | ery $12. 50, in econ oor 1 O pire pg MPs Mined, with shirt fold and in-' $9 QS white goid Glasp babi iit fae | SS 2 Ss ae > SS th ata. a _ fide straps. Extra special. e “a ; 7 a get with genu- 4) a ~£ | = nH a = ae t yy By) at Li unging 0 , Men's tbe “abd Toe Knitted Tics, irreguiars; ; i with*white $7 50 + |, -_. NA BN Men's $1.00 Cut Silk Tes, 2 for : po r . re aes SY, Wed . Reduced to Men's $1.50 and $2.00 Knitted Mufflers. ir ~eocepet oeunnees ' =" Ss ub regmulare..... $10.50 Pearls 7 © | My , —. - Men's $1.50 Cut Silk Ties. . n it- - Stee So 1 De -. ; ‘a strand, graduated a 4a £1.30 Baby iRnte fave ) =the en bine Raby" Miele i wnive «oid $6.00 SS Ae Uf a ae: pin and ue Baby iain i * y’ z , . $1.50 Babs ‘Gate. 3 silk crepe de ine, ribbon and lace trimmed Baby Caps + ar 7 P / / . $1.25 Envelope Chemise, made of nainsook and shadow batist neh nd of wonderful col- ! Nek | : ; 1 orchid 4 ) 3 mae i pecs cg igs a _—_— Tae ted and fitted 0 , \\ ie | } wf f f s1. a9 ets Seige * ) Cal Ra1? - ‘ t ~ le ee y 4 20 adi $1. AO Camisoles, wash satin and radio slk Camisoles. trimmed lace insertion. la edge and ¢jbbon “a ELECTRICAL’ GIFTS » Fall Line of Electrical Christmas Gifts “> FR ‘ : ft - e a Beautiful brecaded and Men’ s and wWeases’ 8 Shoes sample lot of high-grade Gloves.........s.e. silk poplin - Robes—solid ‘a 4 a ‘ad colors and fancy designs. \ ces Wiees—Nugen All sizes. m4 ‘Men’ S Blanket TP Reduced ' We Are Doing the Overcoat ; | F > sects reeeminnees lad ee % Teel Sai Business This Year! automatically. sa88 pele So : $2 Q§5 | : ioe A, = + bewandl $6. Q5 XX ” Fie $6.99 'reduced to . oe © reduced to S PENS $5 Vibrator ‘. an Every Man's $5.95 Every Man's $12.95 ; iy St} tame gate of These art a i dnd are splendid values. and $6.95 Bathrobe | . “ , and $14.95 Bathrobe |—6« BY. 9: 5 = J Ae - 3 applicators, . After . | + ye a reduced t .. 7 reduced to . A , | a) $3 90 a. ” (ar | L ) j ™ 4 $6 50 be, / 2400 M ; $9 $3 50) TAN AT fe Bs : (Electrical Dept —Third Fleor—Nugents.) Large n | é ruit. Bowls one Baskets Every $6 an § ‘ap en J to ’ VA SAN Jia! Na : sca | | Fem praneedeod| oan al | senna NON 7 Ce for Wednesday S==* — : Get “I \W ian Specials or Wednesda t Nugents F Reduced to. *eese? Mufflers. a iy Po ee a ae ad on Poel | Perfectlv tailored: ot ror vd Fringed end Mufflers; in plain . /! | i} g : A\\\ . r py and fancy patterns; W hite, an Overcoats anv man might : A \ 3 Y J if | \ ' Fish Pritts nae quality double texture mate- navy, brewn and maroon. solid . be proud to wear—regard- : wy ey f 5 at Attractive, ull) Beas Gah 3-footed rials; gray~brown and navy; colors and faney stripes; slightly * less of the pfice considera- = , = wrought-iron. ae $7 98 “98 ‘ J aa > 7 “SS JoO2 ye ee St ag nS o, + e~ ‘yo A dug. & . ‘ Baskeis; mounted by a squat ; . 36 ~ y lar } "Peay ' "ou can choose.from " = - . low tyle clear ' zes 36 toe 45 irreguiar in Weave. tien. You can ch eee: AT o low at Fruit Bowls AS , : mn . ; - \ org ge eeteeset see oe ——— giass bowl of mA ’ ~ : & as ty = ier Gifts a” Your Choice of 3a | . $i and $1.90 oo _ eel IN 1), \ — 5 aes gf crochet suk and fiber Wale Corduroy Robes Every $1.50 and . Ties first qual- . TPs NU NS | | / (AA “ > alkwoo! kinds . beautiful colors, .. $2. 95 Me aded bias +P F 4 adin¢ Ober o a an C good service Mned Robes: \prired from ao ana moire weaves. Ties: irregulars , . R i 120 » Plaid Backs / A bt a K | a eee er ft 5 |] Every $1 Cut - and first quality. . Hardee ened ad { \o> ia “$1 Polychrome Candlesticks ir Land $15 Breakfast Silk Tie Now. _, C 0e and 75¢ knitte d Ties: Yoke Back Models, Ul- gy a | Low sifape, beautiful polrehrams | : _while 100 last. b ren din ind ere sterettes, es colors, attractively modeled. : s and.Ro es Made of fine imported and domes '$4..95 5 $2 Cut Silk Tie Now. 7 Raglaus 3 , —_ ra weet ('Oate na Robes wu'ca Bf crepe de chine and lace of pattgrns to chéose from. and silk irreguilars. bat 40 warmest | 20 $9Q.50' ee Ee 39.25 A | Pg . Men’s V-Neck Sweaters Su tl 387 ifu “saa scab Breakfast : ; Just arr ve an assortment of some a3} a 2 , ee Robes, priced from Special values, these Sweaters made af brown @nd navy o Fel the , eee made—at the Sh A A- eer. UE th) _ S - “v7; 4 et ee 4 ‘s* o?, Adam period pattern: fine line con- nections: service fer 6 persons: first- auality American porcela!n. 38-piece Set RES — ® _ nen, fecleed seein f] “ 1 | h t k t t * ap lit ted 2e ev us leatner color, wo-poekKct .sport coats. ws for such quality quotes —— 2, 4 cf cP, 46, , powesi pr on : . Attrectivé olnk spray ' decoration: wr. . . 4 } \ Sizes ; ’ sparking mi in vears. Here you will find the utmost : 6 Cups and Saucers, 6 each size | Seine aa ome ‘good quality ‘1 fabric and in workmanship. : Plates, Meat (Plater and @4 85 | us 4 a im style. v ble Dish; ece Set $1205 to A250. } — (Main Floor. Mens ae, (Meu's Store—Nugents.) eee ox, Raion f . , {(Pourth FloehkeNugents.) j a3e EE * + e . ’ ¢ ~ —_——>. OO me, ~ —_ SP ee DF a OO ee eee ~— —_* —— : ll _ - —_— . - ae — — —— _ = ° = — — — <2) ——s 9 < . — s _— ee ee oe ae

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: bi ee aeml a sabes citar iene —_—e The City Circulation of the Daily ‘POST- DISPATCH alone A I, Approximate Byaits- that of the © Daily. G a oi, Di saat : et ie ee ee se ee 2 2 a ? itera ae ey So ae me mg Te fey te ae = . he Aas , 3 ag eon - is tee Beasocral and the e Times Combined. eo DECEMBER te a cee ea OO OL I ae = — aie - of; . ‘Jast night ‘by Eugere Stange, 2455 Keeper. Mrs. Mary Willman. ®- ft iO} = ; 3 ; * ull fashionec” most sizes § rd : ing Hi Xmas Buying Hints standard Quality at Reasemable Prices WOMEN'S HOSE MEN'S HOSIERY - * * » - ries SL ree’. eis GO| VW as! neior — > ~ : hE A * ST Corterey Sait« $7.50 2-Pants suits $4.75 " S86 CvweTrtwearts. $3.85 Boy-’ $5. Machinaw~ $1.45 | Mens 85 Rathrebes— ts Sheew-lined Actemebitce + — == peal ESTATE MAN SLUGGED IN wet $3 4 orduro: Paik. phnaent Men S120 lana? Rid cloves, zx¢ OFFICE AND ROBBED OF $8600 ~ 2 ; 72> oe “pecial $2.28 3 Pair for $2.06 $4.00 Jerecy (ont- $1.75 $3 SUA Striped Shirt 7 ’ : $2 00 NOVELTY “> \— |} wa J me Rea 3S Pairs. So.60 P ~ 2 - . § Pairs for SI So i stra ouality. all- i » as ’ - 7 : my _ . > o = a _ “ " 6 5 . . . . : > » F oS PF “at = WILS we SEVENTH and WASHINGTON Ave. SSS SS SSE SERERE RELY RESERERE SEE , CEA SEAS SEA A A OY ss | a | Woman Who Feil Dead | Identified | A “wome who was ad he ‘taken to the city hospital yesterda by Fire Chief Panzer. whe sae he fall umconscious at Grand boulevard jand Humphrey street. was identified Most Handsome Packages in the City i, Assortment of Assorted Chocolates Chocolates With Won- dertui Centers Assorted Nuts Cherries Uttle Bits#rom the East Butter Chocolates All These Assortments You WIll Find in LIGGETT’S CANDIES PRICES: + ie 45c * $7.50 A BOX Dolly Varden Chocolates Large Selections in , Cherries, Mik Chocolates, Nuts, Fruits, Ete. All Fancy Boxes Suitable for the Holidays All Candies Packed '; Ib., 2 Ib., 3 Ib. PR ee el i lie Warm Footwear for All the Family store for many years has specialized on warm Shoes and and this year you may select from a greater variety : material reduction in price. it Christmas Slippers Now While Sizes Are Complete” ~~ i i i il = eee ee, eee —_~ wars _s “We Cure Cold Feet” earry Shoes for every purpose and to meet every need for all the family. “Men’s Warm Shoes” i wk CURE coLp FEET _ amu ~bleck felt feather *? 50 Beaver “ter. call leather Yamps with heavy oak . heather eoles: for etreet or work wear a "4.00 ( iti ti i i i i i i a i The Madison Phonograph ‘ke inches deep z ; "*rs- n 7 — met an aseem bh) ed graph every vart mathn- factuared in eme feecter: ™EN'S 4 buckle... gents —S Rey - 252° Sate wf Cigars and A Real Sale of Penslt INCLUDING —SHEAFFER— PARKER:> LUCKY CURVE— DUOFOLD— DUNN PEN--IN A VAST VARIETY OF SHAPES AND STYLES AND ON EVERY FOUNTAIN PEN SOLD - |. ggrvmnsy i516 o E MIXTURE © Awad ILA ’ s hl Bay 6 e *VELVET $1.08 Paskar's Desi. 36-29) Toes, OOS 10 SIND sar, $5.00 Parker's, Duofold An the $4.50 Parker's Lucky Cane. $3.98 brands. of $3.50 Pater’s Lac Came $3.12 — } 32.50 Parker's Lucky Came_$i.98 i | * . ete of} DIE — v¥ Y buckle. *2.00 t Peeckie.... 1.05 : hence *1.50 Mecbanzicaliy perfect. ail protred mica sOUuBdho and «step device mahec an. Piass 10 te I= inch recergs ciear | Regular $2.0¢@ ralue parts sictiel pleted im- & Wonderful Bg me of Stag sad E} Verse . nll ‘ , ‘ — yy - Be POCKET I KNIVES | Pasted $5 im bene reed a Demei lecquer ftretah Two, three and four biade~- 79 as 2 fer 25c .aILD t-~cell aickel case. Winer S—cell nicke! case. Wimmer f T-ceil] Gher caer. “Miner iene S—ccetl Gbher case. Mirer — : : E] . adjusting the ligtt At Cut Prices - 7s A Sensible Gift | William TTERY the Feurth) Large «ie. Lee" ea mm ina usa cia~e Ture. i Tubes te a Sox At $3.73 ens rs [5 im bet ecusing device tor "3 fe 00 Size, $2.73 Comoiete| 25¢ Size, | fr) - “Men’s Heavy Work Shoes” N We carry a lime of Work Shoes suitable to every need, and the prices are now back to pre-war,levels “A PRACTICAL GIFT) 78. Oe, OCR POLICE SPECIAL Made over the army last. of bex call s ~~. NSS - With Gouble soles ..... re AM ngs GRAIN CHROME ELK i bows oc 84 Oe | Mack. soft chrome tanned upper leather Batterr PRA NO Electric iron PEARL POCKET KNIVES Finest quality ; 23 and 4 blades. $2 to $4 values. Large assort- a = biucher. *3 00 — ORAS IAS ASS SANE SNS NS NI NN NIN EN EN Se ee ABR an $8 .40r tate Names Engraved Free! 14-kt Gold). =: ton 7 KGTO™, Deg¢- . aseociatices om groups tt ‘ pe s of -: 4 Costa, (ae =. of errer Zprowe - mot An wf traje pretpocs are . the ate accor ee miionm ° eiSerCagprpiesicner ' »aS- Pe erat TEeee Connie , efer 3 4 7e pul-, f Wem- ; the ° Steen: 6 " oF ‘nat a ea ees | “ae ht witht ¥ <% nade Srailable = ther fl ie thon members and trade asso- | : 4 . as accU-7| - Seay in view'of the con-! | gro* ing Sut of) ‘and linseed off “ Tield af +n —7 2 arena willingty. in- cw net. cgasideration; . ste = Foes — el "O. Pegs 19 _pigne: Pmcledtng One oman “tt, charge offftr migratbeons New York, from - where. waa} < wes fe cumntry Jey? where er Esa oe ae?) e She pt ee at Prant o.F ’ pack Bome this heist * Pas sent word o ms pias te the Chamie « wturh famedinrely teat ro fs: b@pines mm pers omerauesa tg playin rang, The response < rt wert . ~~ ~* be, vg + - & aw eens) © aoe © ae

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4 ae FP aaa cuit as: SS Ee he, EOE «meee 2 ’ . ° e S| 5 * -_- Soar Stabs. ay ings, | ¥en dehe City Cingulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUS POST OSRATtH ae B* _ a = - SS —4 ——__—— TT ti ttle it. M. White Head a Wig: rte T INGS ARE , ° cemesynary, fent of the ta Eleemosynary | will serve until the first of the year, | “’ ee i zg . . l } ES | VENTION OF LAW MEXICO, Mo., Dec: a9. =~ R. M. Gorden City; in the place of H. D p areal W hite has eh aia ‘}with the State Hospital boards cae = veg Ovinion of Mexico was #lected presi- | Evans, who fea recently. White | TS99. . > y | AT. MURPHY’S | MISSOURI THEA ' Yerkes’ , » Methods. RZ =e | | Ret AL See | > —— eee | oa) "ON, ‘Deg. 29. | ; . ‘Xmas Gifts of Leather Goods Flotilla Orchestfa SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY on ees. ae Black Walrus’ Grain ne: Ay Fstudpios costs, the | Attend y . X stow Leather Oxford Bags x Se are not 4 | Brandt’ s Big C | Slipper Sale » Wate -. ethods are rot in) i? tho Waly, according: Commissioner m5 | » Fi Ae at Trade (‘oni on in a jefLer made pub- ip nec ; . ee ast ae oh noha i "9 — . . = - oe 1. - id ne Chamber of Com- fag. UT a“ States. He said, ——_- =o --- >= We > Block.” Awny sd cit . E22 ard willingly, ine court, conside ation | ‘them here. —Fur-Trimmed Nullifiers omCuff Meccasins —Ribbon-Trimmed Juliets —Felt Everetts —Embroidered “Cozy Toes” —‘Cozy Toe” Cavaliers High-grade Slippers, from Brand’t regular stock. Soft chrome padded soles, leather soles; ribbon or fancy’trimmed. Fluffy pom- pons.» The big buying opportunity for Christmas. Choice, 98c. " >. ad 4 The Store for . Xmas Slippers 618 Washington Av. R jes might with} * pace Fanaliable to ab ab-4 Values to $2.25 i Leather Lined. | el i i rig aise as hal Sea Window Display WU}; Sizes 16, 17, 18 inch. Playing All a Time on‘ev i g Sees . AU $m™00 # Vocalion Re Recosite 3 f D Hodinmont Cay. Coon. Em Be aingbetand linseed oll | Ms 15 Desirable Styles and Fully as Many Colors V4 Choice, , ae "ail the hi we 34 4 G field of endeay-/ —Ribbon Trimmed Moccasins | —Picture Bootees el land played omly as the Yerkes jazsers € i 4 R them on Vocalion Red Records—and ry E ry h. a Others at $7.50, $10.00, $15.00, $25.00. ae ages The Aeolian Company | Beautiful Assortment Leathet 1004 Olive Street Sues $2.95 Bi Sia = _ = | STOLE LOVE OF.‘ PS HUSBAND PF _ i inti 0c Lb. 7: ‘ ¢ ae Years Old, Also ; $s Deaving Cleveland poe 3 a H ¢ ration Officers. j - A kN D, o., Deg. “19 .— ‘Eight ¢ ae ohe Woman, left4 fe of fmmigration | “ter Ne Sar from ° “where | ee The woman Was Bp moving Sajen the af =i —> |} —— | Se Se Sate cae pC. MURPHY TRUNK co. =SSEESSH ER Zen ee ae met ee in one to five pound boxges.....-.. i ee oes > P caoreeeid dave eyes eas ses SOS aye bier. Dh tates = kk : 3 STORE HOURS TILL CHRISTMAS, 9 A, M. TO 6 P. M. . “f her daughter. 47 ™ - -~ * = TA A ‘Tes aed pd al ae} 3 O’Clock Special! | as: . | in Claiming she had) Regular $4. 95 Aargora Scarf. Sets | © (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) Sik Péstircatie and Bloomets ng favor. ejected t 4 : Who. then becaime | f}. Consisting of Hat and Scarf to match of brushed 95 y p te-nf radium silk, messaline. silk jersey and ~ p Another of these to wool. Colons are. sand, brown, gray, navy and coin- etticoats™ ldeal a! dg yWiltiarm, Lewis of binations. ‘While thev Jast. after 3 P. M. on! a | | changeable tafféta:; Bloomers of silk jersey. -Idea | pst mys, fario. Several of the/f] , ' Seay per ee a : J Xmas gifts and exceptional values. Choice at = Coal releqsed * frory | .. Kline’s—sSecond Floor tae’ , : Kline’s—First Floor. { — , ae 0608 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. e biniaqueenctneljepiigghilaldeaaisbatieatinll - e ow ote 3 itentiary. By ; ‘eae ee i BVETERANS IN WESTERN }| bad ie oT RE-REMEMBERED |} ss me cee Ye Ou VE Been Offered but Fe Times This Season invan E xtraordinary Sate of * : ~ - ——— ———— oe = 7 @ ’ ; ‘for hh of 48 Men. ; mis Made ; — JF. © | jo Mb hsas Clit ya . i Sah Dec. 1h veterans of tie " ouri, who at ' ™ tbe ule invthe Gmiited | , Ty rouldsis * Sanitarium at > mM »will not be forgotten . , padk home this Chaist- ' las sent word of to the Chambec of re fi immediately Bent | F to its bésiness sn ea rs, spennnt nn Be ae * ne ee | With Such # Far Trindade as eeanimnus. ff is seni. ! ee cee A vr ~ “* Beaver! Wolf! Fox! Caracal! and Ww ood" s Resigna- ie wit; ie. Te Opossum! Many of Which Would at j lie “of the University of w today saccepte@ the | Sane ’ , / “ . e.. j mn of Major-General Leon- | | , th ; f qi [| Co Cost More Than $27: % Ins head of the institution yl wag elected head of the - reariy lwo years ago and iy ' Pe , med a leave of-absence upon | | Zee ‘*/ ey ’ T | ) : Metment as Governor-Gener- mi? | 4 >. Si / hese are high-grade (oats that CONSIST Ol gvarivents from our own stock -on P Phil!ppine islgnds. A va aes j a Soe i 2, = which we have nade tremendous reduet tons. lomorrow’s’ sale price In most im A 7 : , Sy RR STANCeS represents LESS than other STores ordinarily have TO pay at wholesale for Similar qualities. We believe that, next to the values we-featured in our great #27 Coat sale in November, thev’re the most startling Ceat values offered in St. Louis this wear! oE very Coat Full Silk Lined— Women’s and Misses’ Sizes High-Grade Beautiful ; ; y Materials Styles , A Specially Arranged Group of Exqu isite Gift Vel¥erctte | Draped aie Silk Underwear to the ' | : z ‘. @ 4 , tlevator, tx pt y ~ | ; des ¢ sid Normandy Straightline : | , by es . Cordovette Bloused Styles and Qualities That Will Enthuse the Most | 4 aan -- - — Ff = -_ R if . NoSixth St.. where coal 4 Vo | ’ | ~ . ; bie 85 Ro S10 on 4 : S: | | LE ~ | Suedine Sport and ' Critical Recipient | | pox * ‘s 7 Sport — Flared Cloths : Effects f Buy One of These ‘e Matchless A : | foncied bi i“. Coats for Xmqs! 4 8 Sty les and ech ahs Enbtelope Chemise Ea ST a, Rc a e204 3 ) Step-In Drawers ine &—J fir {O01,. Hae : 7 N Qualities . Ee. i , . and Bloomers_ ‘ od - c in o* : ¢ - > 4 . $ 7 —_ . Packed in Dainty Gift Box on Request a val ite | : > . . | , : Silken Underthings that ai’ lovely beyond words at this moderate price. th oe tn Prices os tn ny * ee, (% 4 mo ¢ a‘ dye. ehoice of GOWNS of satmay and neptunette (a combutation of silk and linen), maces , . ey \ | ve iS oes a AY | | ; | de chine ENVELOPE CHE MISE, STEP-IN DRAWERS of crepe de chihe , re me. « Sw Be xin at SN | BLOOMERS of satin, radium silk and Kayser’s glove silk. Daintily tailored and lig MP NCL TN | tiful lace-trimmed styles. Flesh and high colors. ’ - | - Of fering re. — ~~ = ——— ——— ' Dainty New Cotton Underwanil anil Diamonds’ Just Unpacked. er and most acceptable we ot | Matiade Hnyetoge CRemine, rim: Ss AL lacyinmes Bar cispe $ at ‘ st oh = * : © me, > . eo, = . ‘ ' Until XMAS. : . : ° Aro ‘ x < aD a anna a " ' ) , Re see. YE med with lace insertion and e¢m- oe AN Ee ~ x broidery ime alliens:, also Ami- batiste, and. Ami-F rench French ¢ . step-ins seseaad epee gowns and Envelope Chemise. : : : ie ers of fn. 9 gt 4“hoice, at 4; . a ? 2 SS NSS NN as Ne NS NS '

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1 ; : : " the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Timés Combined. : City Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of . aiadinctiiuaial 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ b 6 ahaa : - me = Pea ines IT a ‘1 AND DRESSES Closing Law. and City Offt- 4 ~ , r : i , | Mothers Know That scials “Pass the Buck. ° . " Sunday’ 20o- Genuine CastOria —_ we «or be open sway” Bo Brand-néw SERGE or SILK DRESSES, sold fr : for $7.00, cut to $1.50: body ! nobod) appears to Want to AnOW Recular Dresses —— bth a F * ~ - = tent ~ SBS AD B2BO7 AH Oawz It's this wa' Last week Alderman Eleventh Ward ; | R mercial INFANTS CH i cus oll asking that the Sunday c! nance be suspended for thet az’vs preceding. respectivels Lari mas and New Year's. The Board of Aldermen passed the resolution, re- “hief of Police O Brien Regular Dresses : Baie . aes fc new $20.00: Silk or Poiret ) a... 4 ; dies OT. Regular | > Dresses T preparations are be =. —— candy kitchens, and care Regular ire one degree of perfection af Cwteeed such favor with our . : om these prices marked : whe. low. - Uest. Nebbiest, Newest . = . eas . . > a. Christmas Sr - Plush, Fur, Cloth . = : pound Holly Box, con Coats and Dresses: ||: — Al 2 oS on h, =~ en =" 4 Sad al The Christmas Gift That Drives Dull Care Away eS o 7 . > . - ** in The gift of a Victrola or Brunswick from Kieselhorst means a happy family around the evening lamp al! year long. ferring it to ‘ Hearing t! the Church Fede ‘tion and the Presbvterian Mintist« @ ssociation hich do not want °* Police Department to wink at a! * > “ - - . Vo. —_ > at wh - — ea 4404 >>) . ah iid sawed . | " al > » ' . %s the Sabb th — to *% they term a viciation « x day. yesterday passed resolutions de- nouncing the prposa! « Chief O'Brien. knowing: that the ft th of Aldermen request of the Beard ~% — a was not legal. promptiy passed it on to the City Counselor for a rul- OT vel in he «ity 4“ounselor said teday that he could not rule on the reqvest, is Zhe legality of the ordinance had oe } ——. 2 . . ? seer attacked lie if ears to do wit ‘official nl up to the Beard of P aianer. . . —————— is * sid f 1 . .>* . 119 ice ~tT’ after listening to the cas try ,> Dost*S “VU ___. deciared Thie 8 a matte: far > -) amma, Chie? O'Brien to ecice No One Will Make Decision. The Chief. when appeaied to. was The old sweet songs, the famous operas, the newest jazz as played or sung by the world’s greatest artists, are the exclu- sive possessions of the owner of a Victrola ‘or Brunswick a Rapid first-floor service, air-washed soundproof testing rooms, courteous and expert attendants and a stock compris- at CLOA A nat —— , ® Pounds, $2.25 | 4 New Pink Regular _ A very attractively deco- . T Silk- [S= : a ged metal box, containing 8 U i ) S, | ae mee pounds of choice con- | | : Chocolates, Glace PLUSH COATS See FUR COATS [rss 59.75, 4.5)|=—Fageemmm * | Special Sell “camer itl == gg |e ee. Tiffin Stecks ever. A $4.23 5 ——__—— ne + A Practi rs so your Christmas Phonograph. , . *25 to *1500 ON THE KIESELHORST SMALL-PAYMENT PLAN Kieselhorst Piano Company —Established 1879— 1007 Olive “Where Music Ils Sweetest SPSS NNN NON NS ee NEN PEs ae ee ae ON 3 - THE CESTAVR COMPART, SEW TORE CITY. acaman' I get the ruling Counselor a Haid responded thing to the effect Formerly “IRWIN’S” 7 > — § = - ‘ " ’ > 5 = Bel .¢? ~ 9 - is 4 : ss % = . | > : = - . >. + ~ oo : : . 2! ’ - *” _ ~~ »* _ ~ > ses & . - . . . >" Z - 7 tc t ~ . . . - “* yy : === 1012 N. Grand , ' ; } ne ) at Deer — Hediamest One ra ~ belated purchases always made. } Bleck Awey. ° . that the storekeepers could do oO! . _ ‘509 WASHINGTON AVE. 2s ek oe on RES SREESEESSe o | | = ito do on Monday and thus have the . ) .. ° > = a [_ —— holiday with their familes WOMAN, FEARING RETALIATI™” = DELAYS REPORTING ROBBERY Mrs. Videa Johmson,. Slacged and Robbed of $24 Friday. Afraid Because Her Cards Were in Bac. Mrs. Videa Johnsor. 2%. of 37T03A *+Minnesota avenue. last night report- ‘ - F ae , : ed to police that she was slugged ff > | Are 26 inches high ane md robbed of hé@r vanity bag con- . a : . @i.“4 ~~ & : . a3 : : : : a : x taining $24-last Friday night. but | \* suring 24 inches. You Riess li - -s . & s\e8 | ia as &e a is : | ‘ a ; . a - had been afraid,to inform police ofj] hi . ie color combinations—periw the robbery because her Visiting | : eo ; : 23 7 mk or brown ad cream. ecards with her address were in the ag and she feared retaliation by the robber She related that when she and her niece, Vallie West. alighted frem a street car Friday night at Minnesota — be deprived CR Ce Cae Can ae a a aan Can Oe Cab ee eae Cm ny t oe sheer owing to the great nu ees Nae Sa in end Chippewa street. Miss West ran ahead As Mrs. Johnson passed an alley on Minnesota. she. was struck en the forehead and stunned and the bag was taken Mie= Teattier ‘bel an oe 1; ; 7 Henry Page. at Whittier and Olive! | 3 colors, have steel spring streets. the night of May 23. 1321 1 The policemen were not in uniform | +. * : T | : : = | teddy Muffs, 98c but were followed closely br a po- 8 plush lined in pink: have cord. lice Lfeutenant who was in uniform Jordan fie@ after the shooting. but as arrested lat in N Orl - 5 ‘ ; Bilt tie ceedeaibatiadt oP. coleeten’ ta, a TE E exquisite tone of the > . Dp $ - 3 “ . u | u pr a D Pembroke is a source of con A Phonograph of Superior Quality nea =~ key mahogany Snished| ment fixed Dy the feryv at death on " » = ed a , be . -—_— > the scaffold. Page is serving a 19- tant delight to even the most ;}year sentence for robbery. having i critical. Clear and brilliant of . ; ‘ Meta! Gar admitted that he and Jordan. pre- ton t doe = - | —_ age, Sgc vious to the mg of Patrolman | e, it reproduces the most dif- f - —_ - , ‘ete with two mechanical )). & 4 ; ‘ , A is attractively harsh ' ” : # Tro. : Finn, had par ted in numerous | & ficult music faithtnlly. hoidups | | +. : " ‘ ‘THE enthusiastic reception given this splendid machine by the fer of Shipping Registry $5.00 places one of WASHINGTON. Dec. 15—¥For at an unusually low price. * : ‘* note presented to the State Repart- ff People. who love music will not compromise with’ inferi : ment by Sir Auckland Geddes. Brit ments in your home. e a with ‘an miefior today that the Canadian Govern. } | be the first consideration. In the Pembroke they recognize at , S heavy cardboard. spots in ment’ has issued instructions to its once a machine comparable with the best standard makes. - : we. finished im blue; hoped to restrict smugting of [ia: s : : ; ae Bs : into the United States through Inspect this splendid machine before you make your decision. = 4 sels to British registry | Under the new instructions the Poprth, Ficer.) ~ z : . Canada Puts Restrictions on Trans- public is due to their recognition of excellefiquality offered sail Raadlintes, Hille Wamme.ceene ee these beautiful instru- Say aetent Codie, Bow. machine, just because of low price, but imsist rather that quahty registrars of shipping by which it is fraudulent transfer of Ameritan ves- In our music salon you may compare all styles and makes. ; , ; | : Ses ) 2 aa = mote sets forth. ag application te register a vessel"in Canada whic hag been purchased from a citizen of the United States. “uniess sup- perted by a certifigate under the seal of the Shipping Beard authorizing such a tramsfer. “must be forwarded to the competent department: of the | Canadian Goverument for imptruc- ir S&. Louis evening ets before any definite stere are i’vess wes service. ‘aken. >

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STIX. B be 4 aS ahdies for preparations are b roe “+ The City Circulatiori of the Daily POST-DISPAT —— Christmas eing made for Christmas in kitchens, and care is taken that they shall be of Sdesree of perfection and purity as the Candies which CF such favor with ou ices marked on these r customers. excellent Sweetmeats are sur- ow. : w@ ©Christmas Special at $1.00 § Holly Box, containing delicious Chocolates and sretne” Chocolates, 50c Pound : or dark ‘Chocolate coatings. Creams, caramels and a, 3 and 5 pound boxes. is s, ixecianes and homemade Candies in 1, 2, 7 boxes. mipertine Chocolates, 75c Pound tes in. delightful — yds, $2.25 mary attractively deco- metal box, containing wnds of choice con- Chocolates, Glace ‘Jumbiles, etc. oad , (Main Floor.) wariety. Packed in boxes of B Special Selling of 100 ». Tiffin Tables ine x ogg A Pract + 2 ” P« a’ * eg . . “ws he oe aaa j THESE Tables, as illus- “Are 26 inches high an leasuring 24 inches. or brown amd cream. « Your choice of the following combinations—periwinkle and white, gray and ical Gift FEE trated, are suitable for the sunroom or breakfast room, and, because of the limited number and low price, we cannot accept mail or phone orders. d have a removable tray ’ : *.... ’ ¥! 7: ‘6 on Wheels, $1.98 size tan plush Bear, on wheels, length 16 in., to inches. ehanical Toys, 69c ceeeelly decorat- / } voice; hopping hen and chicken, made of With steel spring motors. echanical Toys, 49c of horse and cart, or , attractively finish- . have steel spring _ #@dy Muffs, 98c Plush lined in pink; have ? Piano, $5.9 5 Any. mahogany finished “tal Garage, 89c . with two mechanical "attractively finish- ling Board, 89c eG wood, specially | Drum, 6oc “ww apned shell, fiber head. . A ker Board, 39C¢ . cardboard, spots in Sutside finished in bluc: Pianos children. Roller Chimes, 98c With metal wheels, large, nickel-plated bell, hitched to as- sorted stuffed animals. These are nicely finished in different color enamels. Bing’s Mechanical Railroad, $3.29 Has steam type, cast iron lo- comotive, tender and two coach- es, 10 sections of curved track, 2 sections of straight track, pair of switches. Bing Mechanical Railroad, $4.49 Has sttéam type, cast iron lo- comotive, tender, baggage car and two coaches. 8 sections of curved and 2 sections of straight tfack. one of which is a reverse section. - gS aa oC . Tenor Drum, $4.98 ‘Ludwig & Ludwig Drum, made of finest materials, with select- ed genuine calfskin heads. A high-grade instrument. Lotto, 39c The interesting game of Lotto, good quality, packed in litho- graphed wooden case. Mama Doll, $6.29 Tottle Baby Mama Doll, com- position head and hands, bobbed wig, dressed in a fancy lace- trimmed dress, hood to match, has shoes and stockings; height 19 inches. Geographical Lotto, 49¢ United States Lotto. Each card in the set rep- resents a section of the map of the United States. Each section shows 12 cities, arranged and dis- ‘tinguished to indicate their rel- ‘ative importance. It’s a wonder- ful educational game for school Packed in attractive , box. Geographical | ——_- a —- Pattee ee Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Toy China Tea Sets, $1.10 With floral decorations and gold trimming. 17 pieces. Undressed Dolls, $1.49 Bisque head, sleeping eyes, with lashes, long curly hair; full joint- ed. 24-inch height. Bath Slippers, $1.00 Pair “Kool-Lite” “Turkish towel Bath Slippers with padded leather soles. Everett style. Poinsettia Plants, 75¢ _A large shipment of these beau- tiful Christmas plants, just re- ceived. All are in bloom. In at- tractive Christmas wrappings. Others priced up to $2.00. Women’s Slippers, $1.35 Special lot of 800 pairs of satin- trimmed felt Slippers, in all pop- ular colors. . Boudoir Slippers, 79c Pair Jap silk Boudoir Slippers, silk lined and hand embroidered. Lim- ited quantity. Boys’ Suits, $1.19 In the popular one-piece, Oliver Twist style, with trousers of cord- ed velvet and blouse of Peggy cloth. Brown and blue. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Cups and Saucers, 1gc Pair Of Japanese china, decorated with gold band.. 250 dozens at this price. Curdoroy Robes, $2.39 Women’s arfd misses’ Robes, of splendid, quality Boyd’s corduroy, in several models. Splendid for gifts. wite and rose. A 7 y= 9 ‘ ; ’ nm? Baskets, 19c to $1.45 Baskets of all descriptions Some in covered style, others with hamdies. Some trimmed with rings and ‘tassels, others with dainty rogsebuds. Splené4id for packing cakes and candies. -~ . - SRN a =~. aN \ ~ Sterling Silver Lorgnettes, $3.19 A gift which is sure to please. The illustration shows but one of the many beautiful designs that are available at this special! price. Dey Main Floor 4 BOYS and Dolls Specially Priced China Chocolate Set, $2.49 17-piece China Chocolate Set. has colored floral decoration, blue borders, with gold scroll ds- sign and gold handles. Nursery Rhymes, 29¢ My Surprise Book of Nursery Rhymes, 15 pages of rhymes with appropriate pictures, black and white. with crayon for color- ing. Book beautifuly lithograph- ed in colors. Each packed in an attractive box. Picture Plex, $1.49 EducatiOnal Picture Plex, complete with drawings, pencil, eraser and sponge and large piece of kindergarten clay, 6x9 inches square and *» inch thick, packed in attractive box. Dressed Dolls, 60c Choice of two numbers of fancy Dressed Dolls; have bisque heads, sleeping eyes, curly hair, fancy dresses, one with hat and one with hood Fire Engine, 59c Metal Auto Fire Engine, fin- ished in red: length 10 inches. Irish Terrier, $2.3 Made of good quality plush, color, brown. China Chocolate Set, $1.19 16-piece China Chocolate Set, with scroll design. Electric Iron, $2.25 Small size Electric Iron, of good quality, complete with 54- inch cord and plug. Each in a separate box. | (Fifth Floor.) ——— we | --« - 3 lie » ® s- 4 ———$—$—— See Our Other Advertisement on Page 5 GRAND-LEADER et ae —— a Selenite oe la Se ce ee a Oot OS is By een ee ee , - a . rg : b aie ’ ie ‘ whe ¥ . “é d —_———- — CH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. oe ST. LOUIS POST-nispatru eng rr = nn eee Sa AER & FULLER ~— ta —— > a 74 f 4 A >. Ff. s ° ; yy Z — —- ¥9999990900000000000000000006 eens WON 90 000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000600000060000000006 ara aah eh ahh b ed as DOV OUO880000084 8000808 DAVAO OO0900600040' %» .* AAA AAAA AAA AREA RARER EEDA DADA EDEL EEE | Sale of Women’s Gloves Well-Known “Stetson” Make At $7: 15 Pair eee HIS sale is the result of an unusual purchase of the well-known “Stetson” make Gloves for women. All are first quality and of imported stock. Come in one and two clasp styles in black, tan, gray and brown. They’re finished with self and two-tone embroidered backs. Sizes 6 to 7°54 to select from. Gloves that are ideal for gifts and for personal use. It is the best lot of Gloves we have been able to offer this season. (Downstairs Store.) \ ON Sweaters and Scarfs In Two Special Selling Groups Ar $7 45 SWEATERS for the school miss or the wee tots are shown in button- front or slipover style. Some have belts and pockets. Shown in all good colors. ar $9.95 Warm Scarfs, of heavy quality brushed wool, shown in good Colors for street wear. They have border of contrasting color and fringe on ends. (Downstairs Store.) Gift Handkerchiefs Four Sale Groups of Interest At 3 for 25c— Women’s Handkerchiefs of fine batiste, embroidered in one-corner designs, in white or colors. Hemstitched ‘4-1n. hems. In gift folders. : T hree in Box at 50c— Handkerchiefs of fine, sheer batiste, with embroidered one corner designs. Some have imitation drawn cord. White and solid colors. *« or *= inch hemstitched hems. Six in Box at 79c— Women’s linen Handkerchiefs with embroidered initials. Finished with ‘i-inch hemstitched hems. In gift boxes. An excepfional value. At 6 for 19c— Children’s initial Handkerchiefs, of good quality mate- rials, embroidered in white or colors and finished with overlocked hems. in white or colors. Six ona card, at this low price. (Downstairs Store.) 500 Pairs Fringed Curtains Are Low Priced Wednesday At $7 99 Pair ARQUISETTE Curtains of good quality, in the popular ecru tint. Finished with double- hemmed borders, and deep bullion fringe at bottom. Splendid val- ues at this price. Scarfs and Runners $1.39 to $3.95 Of cut silk tapestry, some in combination styles. A splendid assortment of patterns and col- (Downstairs Store.) Pillow Squares 25c to $1.49 Velour and tapestry Squares in great variety. Splendid for | making cushion tops or chair | seats. _ ors. 3x6-Foot Axminster Rugs Special, $65 "THESE are of splendid grade, and are offered in a complete assortment of new patterns and colors. They are ex- ceptional values, in spite of slight irregularities in the weave. 27x54-Inch Rugs, $2.98 Good quality Axminster and Wool Velvet Rugs, in 27x54- inch size. Many attractive designs for selection. (Downstairs Store.) F lesen Middy Blouses ne ad — «4 . a “ wy" Ideal Christmas Gifts for Girls and Misses $9.95 flannel, in red and navy blue. Regulation style with yoke, and co-ed models with turned-up bottoms that button on either side. Trimmed with white tape or silk braid on collar and 2 ° cuffs, silk emblems and service stripes on sleeves. All sizes, from 16 to 22. Special Lot of Boys’ 2-Trouser Suits At $7.99 PLENDID Suits for dress or school wear. Made of durable woolen fabrics, _with eoats in the latest sport models, lined with good qual- ity serge. The trousers are cut full, lined, and strongly sewed. Some have cloth belts to match. Good values at this price. (Downstairs Store:) 32-in. Gingham ac 19c Yara AMOSKEAG Apron Ginghams in small blue- and-white checked patterns. Good quality. 32 inches wide. Tablecloths, 98c Each Bleached mercerized’ Table- cloths, scalloped or hemstitch- ed. with blue, pink or gold bor- ders. 56x56 inches. — 3 o’Clock Special — Sateens, 29c Yard Highly mercerized Sa- teens, of very fine quality, with broche designs on light colored grounds. 36 inches wide. (Downstairs Ftore.) Men’s Slippers [J EATHER House Slip- pers, for gifts. In Everett style, with leather soles and half rubber heels. Black and brown. All sizes 6 to ft. (Downstairs Store.) TOTS — Dressed Dolls, 69c WO styles, with bisque head, sleeping eyes, bobbed wig. Full jointed. Pretty Dresses, hats, shoes and stock- ings. Auto Trucks, 59c Toy metal Trucks, in red and yellow, equipped with powerful friction motor. (Downstairs Store.) and $395 fe XCELLENT gifts for school or college girls are these Middies of all-woo ~ han —. * ee (Dowfi ee Silk Envelope Chemises Daintily Trimmed Models—Special Ve At $125 BELATED gift shoppers will find an unusual value in these Enve- lope Chemise of' good quality crepe They are made with bodice tops and trimmed with pretty laces. Also included are Slipover Gowns of shadow batiste or lingerie cloth, at- Sizes 36 to 44. de chine. tractively trimmed. Gowns in slipover and long-sleeve styles, lace and ¢€ trimmed. Also Envelope Chemise of shadow batiste and‘ Many attractive models, in sizes 36 to 44. boxes. Special, $3 95 OMEN’S Robes of fine quality Beacon cloth,in a variety of attractive designs. $8 ment includes pink, old rose, light blue, dark‘ brown, heliotrope and lavender. The large collar, and pockets are trimmed with silk ribbon am covered buttons, and there is a fancy cord at the Upon request, these will be put in holly deg@fated The color - . t. a hr (Downstal ore.) Special Selling of Another 2000 Paine Women’s Felt Slippers ¢ At 95c Pair N unusually large assortment of Felt Slippers, ata very low price. , They are all soft and comfy, with ribbon trimmings and silk pompons. plain and combination styles. Women’s Juliets At $1.49 Pair Leather sole Juliets, in a splendid assortment of colors, plush and ribbon trimmed. All sizes at this low price. ' gifts. All sizes toa. A wide variety of colors, in All sizes are included. . Children’s Slippers At 95c Pair Rev, “nase aaa che "collar. a oe for Store.) . _TsTt'." __'seerr.rrrreTT,T eT ee ee eee ie phpbb i Ds 77, ,r,,",ererrrrrrrfrfrTTt??T?7 TTT 77 77.4 li idea bk bb hb hb bh i i i i i i iti nanan | _-_ i. -, - ‘ age i AEM Spay mi > Oe Rn BRE aut 28 Roe Sewage BE BIR ROE Re TT OEE AEE AE EE BO I RE AOE le ee 9 er _—s) > én rea Seas > © => # Pe tl RB oe iy ea ee o "rt & te ie 7 ee ey. Oe -~ ‘ mae. ey aaa oy Fe pee oo rn ae ' - &r

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a” x 7 a : + aie * Re | eth - ee ig » 7 Dak OS sw AR eee mi an « *. a“? * Ss aM Looe oo 16 _ ST.LOUKS POST-DISPATCH | ee a RECEIVER ISSAAMED [RT FREE HOUSTON, ABLE AND C0. Exhausted Capital Given as Rea- son for Failure of Kansas City Brokerage Firm. By the Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo., Judge Van Valkenburgh Thomas H. Reyndgids of law firm of Lathf£pp, Morrow, Tl ox & Moore. receivers =f Houston, Fibl & Co. last night_‘‘to conserve the assets of thefirm for all the creditors.’ Thiseaeas #one to fore stall possible a in to throw the firm into om ¥ vy, it Was at nounced. Exhausted canis for some rea- son that has not made publi was declared to liietamatble the assignment §@Bterday of th company which ig tonsidered to be the largest broketage concern west éf the Mississipp—-River. The failure » eee io be the result of a and of $800,000 on the firm by ae New York Stock Exchange. The recelrer ce that he additional infor jon cor the firm's affairam®MRervnolds asserted that until he cou obtain a co picte statement ofthe co Dec. 18 appointed the local for had no oCerning > nati y the concern. he weuld not give « a@®,y information. Many wealthy of] men in Kansas end Oklahoma were customers of the firm. tm Bkhich William R Tiouston and W."ST. Fible had thi oniv direct interest A large num ber of oll] men have § telegraphed that they will be In Kansas City to gece what can be done Persons sald to be familiar with - the conduct of the company’s bus!- nese declared that it did not owe a doliar to banks or business assoc!- ates of its members and that the failure resulted when the New York Stock Exchange discovered that the firm's active capital was not equa! to the requisite 10 per cent of its volume of business. m R. Houston, member of the firm ts expected to arrive to- day pr Wednesday from New York He { coming to Kansas City via Chicago. lower Rate on FPertilizer Sought. Birectel te the Post-Tigpatch COLT™MBIA, Me., Dec. 19.—Prof. M. F. Miller and Pref. P. F. Schowen- gerdt, extension @pecialists of the! State Agricultural.Collece. will a; pear before the PuBblic Service Com- mission in Jeffersen City W edines- Gay, Dec. 29, to DPresest arcumenis favoring the red on of freicht rates on crushed Hmestone. a soil | fertilizer. This eduction will be. urged in furtheranGe of the Collece | of Agriculture's three-year crop ro-_ tation program faowhich the Ume-| stone as a fertilig@ris of vital inter- est to the farmers of the State. ‘BY MAIL WRITE TODAY For Edition No, 3-—197>-— SCHROETER’S CATALOG OF SCROLI SAW DESIGNS, WOOD MOL DINGS, SCROLL SAWS AND SUPPLIES. Contains ove! tions of Scroll Saw pa the Scroll Saw supplies, such as wood and aings fancy bon X trimming? Scrol! Saw mechines. lathes. tools. et — ~ ~~ > SCHROETER'’S RAPID FLYER BICYCLES ere #cuil i : ™ s_aateé >. Z 4 ’ Troe x« saddie pert e $35.00. $27.89 > CHRISTMAS TREE ELPOTRIC LAGETING OUTEITS ed trom ' se ern a a) 317 ;eeor' SATNOS “ ONG Bt RNING a —~ 24 \. . lf ; ip $2.89 $5.69 $8.59 $11. 38 CREPES | TREE Ba Dla Eicht porated 2.50 Py o¢ v te te, batter.es MACHINES MOVING PICTURE : $2.49 > | TiaS@e siide ne RADIOPTICAN OR POST-CARD MACHINES show g pret ards, ort , thetr natura ores Prices as f ws: S3.BS, $7.50, $10.00 Lm ps > ‘+ ete ” raeinge lll MOVIE “GRAPH r moving - tly onerated wit electr lamp "YT A follows £9.50. ‘12. ‘$15. $25. TOOL CHEST @ark mission stain inches dee Weight, 17% 1 $20.00 Other Complete Tool Chests $8.50 $10.50 $15.00 $35 Chest finished in size 10% inches wide, 4%*s 24% inches long Price. complete with tools Small Boys’ Tool Chests $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $6.50 EMPTY TOOL BOXES For uee when you make Your own sr hection — indi 208 Ney a: 10 $2. 40 tools "00 miniature fiiustra- tterne and a!’ he ‘City ‘anseaiearedl of the Dally POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ° tT Aes a a CHROETER’ STATLER HOTEL NEXT DOOR $10-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE., ST. LOUIS | WEEKLY AD No. 955 THIS SALE CLOSES DEC. 26, 5:30 P. M. S “RANGER” BIOYCLES Balcony PATHFINDER BICYCLE SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS THE SLED THAT STEERS tad bs the steering geat ww! e pr ngs the e (er ] ? nners to Ltii¢ ’ 4 ene a Per outfit ~, ett as Ssireqad ES i. >. 50. 7 glice conten , > alin RICE 5.00, $6.58, S$: LADIES’ SKATING pyre vaingy Brown Leather a Tinest 7 AXIP L ANE eather. Price, per \Iade f metal motor dt en straig>? pair a a ength, 15 inches $1 39 Blac ey yt OS LF: : ” Wh vd and tan combination ee es EDUCATIONAL BLACKBOARD>s ~OCcCERR POOTBALLS BASKET BALIS & $2.89 LCPRIiG.Ht STI iw Yr NGINES 1 g his Pas b er. gate : ~ $1.48 “HOME” « PECAN NUT CRACKER A “Schroeter” Tredact and a Pecan Cracker which cannot be excelled. racke r ts with out crushing the ‘ aT ? ‘ r — in halves . * high ther Wind-Up Trains “ * m ome . 4 \ MAGIC L eeudteiectemes 5 . Hiave adiust at X ak lam~ and 1 dozen fla s siides. showing - - variegated co) ~ price this sale, > | € § P tures COASTER W AGONS s+. ef gs. FP $7. 65 mpapetes at any angie ea Shari ne M! rT or prices as £1.58. $3 re. Rov n> SHAY ING ee ‘$1.58 $4.35 leather inest ity soft r. Price ” $5 aND $6.50 GENUINE NESTOR- $13.47 receivers RADIO SET. PR INES ON'I VARIO cor ‘PLERS standa $3. 15 150 to 500 1 meters. 16 taps sa 59 Specia RP! . fOLDED VARIOMETFERS., °* rn, with dials Specia! $7 89 MEN'S SKATING OUTFIT VARI ARI CONDENSERS, * a ting ., Shoe. and tka tes ae ro ~ stars ry apn “$2. 39 re a $6.48 45-pint®. capac! 00] $2.89 ELECTRIC TRAINS TOURING (GAMF) will son with Irs Matterics syne haeed on an avtomobi'e conteet ate ‘ ef ea & anaietea of 100 ha ,@r . Ca & : _ . pe hog o oeAe packed + s e . ocean atten c ete’ io "$3.89 oa etioae pect! = 48c he F € Trains uD to ee $35.00 en, BENS a Aaa ee PC SCROLL SAW MECHANICAL TRAINS WITH VELOCIPEDE MOTION 4 Health Producer and Brain Det eloper . * ar SCHROETER BROS. HDW. CO. 810-812-814 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. Scroll Saw. send for our cataicg. See Them Displayed in Our BICYCLE DEPFT.. Flecr $9.58 __ $5.69 2700 onme. $3.89 ler price and description of above Women's pure silk Umbrellas: ivory tips ‘+7 hand!es: a colores. $10 val ¢ vaives at 98 BROADWAY dren's pure silk » he Umbrellas; all col- ors: regular $4.00 values Nen’s $1.00 Ties © ; Men's Grenadine, silk or - lietsS ar iA en with heavy crystal glass tray, in cut glass effect. we | reduction, Mids’ Wear A most useful gift.-+.+25 Assorted Chi rf - 1.98 tur- trim-' $1808 Sereee | mer Ciat “ar Dresses. sizes 2 $5.00 Shaving 1) we 14 size, to 6, + ae | ; er x ae . $6. ; 8 cut to... $ | .00 Sets ay Bright nickel- plated '? Xmas Xmas Sweaters right Stand; with beveled | Ww . Children's glass. adjustabie we | aists Furs - : porcelain cup ené s ; ne holiy boxes woo! coat and ing brush. A useful | ponente le gift. All Furs now slip on etyles; gift for bt ? 98 1.8 $5.98 m an. om - | a ues "$1.00 Half Price. Taluer $i 98 plete a _ (in 1, 2, 3 and 5 pound Rel ~ SSoure these very popular » dies of many Varieties. - $3.00 Scalloped > +. BEDSPREADS Boys’ Mackinaws Bore’ Mackinaws of all-wool ma- We have ‘ust rece! ived a sple 3 terial in neat checks. made n lot of » a. qual! ty white amie latest belted mode! with inverted $20.00 Nairns Marseilles patte double-size Bed - pleat back. two breast pockets and lap - back spreads nize *axBe with s* al- pat _~ or oe ee? Bath Sets Boys : Suits Pi. Marx an romptor é Reautiful fency Turkish novelty brands, all-weather | undreds of people who 4 Bath Towels in white and colors, Bore’ ~ wholesome are the candi _ Cordaduro es uest towels or Turkish wash Suite. made of finest SE Special mssortment of «1? cesigns to grade corduroy and mat h 2, gift boxes lined with heavy mougat, jellies and other at 2 anc pinid lining: -pants “ *? at SOc E 5 ee : 4 Sli are double stitched Gold Seal , ¥ =* Sweets. m ro} er = and taped. A guar- Congoleum Pe 42x26 bleached cambric ge with at size 9x12; — res- ne cases th scalloped bord: an nd Suit. ositively 40 rl at $ 6.90; im : - embroidered in clusters of —= ‘ne to mill imports . Delicious fF grapes, in pi nk. blue and z i at. each.. os tions, § ree "a - ae — oe ———e “a “— ——_ oe a, ~~ am og m5 Ik i, ; eee ah s ~ iy ~~ aN ie ae COMING ay a Rich, meijow Fruit Cake; 4 Can be made, properly q ™ very test frvits. nuts — ST ae | SSAA

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Prep packet, RGAN ST. GLE STAmp. s - Her ter Goif \ eS S © © © © 6 « ’ ide Baseba!! ay American Base bal! jid’s laundr, ported Dr erved ported Dr cused ported Dressea te ted Dreasea '' ra, Women's. p aft H : black ” | only. | All sizes... . silk Envelope h , : ™ Envelope Che. - 2 of radium end - Ge chine silk. or bodice ; trimmed with }) ineertion, mnie- .° jons and iace e: o~ bef $3.08. . c 1.98 | 52.50 Cor sete—Such makes ef P. -o and O. & G., white and ue 8 a J to $7.60; very cial, ednesday £5 ee eee — > rchiefs= Mdered Sc A Handkerc rhite, soft finish ndkerchiefs, ih. Large * ® Smoker S . mahogany pol- ‘as illustrated), ystal glass ash aes effect. gift wonderfu! value while they ‘ast; Wed mesgday .---** >, subject sieht mill erfections: ial ous-Barr Cos Christmas Candies —Are Unsurpassed—®oth in the Many Varieties From ‘Which to Choose and the Excellence of Every Kind An unusUaAi | «a us cnhecoiates and ier - jes, A variety of sizes and $3 te sivies. Priced .. , $15 . SCRSDAY, RER 19. 1922. ' T ftw CR ; he City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATSH alone Exceeds that of the D —— —_— e superiority of the many choice producis of our Candy Shop makes our ections ideal for Christmas giving red to the taste of the connoisseur and absolutely pure and wholesome. from many kinds may you choose ir the family, too. ; — Candies in Fancy * Baskets itractive ritt , °o we —— > »~ Delicious Fruit Cake - | Pound, ) 30c ran 7 BS aM 75C ST Ye ; — ittrartvely —& . packed. Mellow Fruit Cake: as delicious as it | Be made. properly aged, and filled with very beet frwits. nuts and spices In the Basement Economy Store is : . ot? | 3-Lb. Candy Special » > p>» Shs 4, Fh us, ra 4, o' ae? 3° Gifts Now ‘eS —Pay only $1.00 a week The McCoy-Weber easy payment plan makes possible the purchase of worth-while gifts with the money you ordinarily will let slip thru your fingers. Come in, make your selections and pay only $1.00 or even 50c down! The balance to suit yourself. Men’s Elgin or Illinois 17-Jewel Adjusted Watches We alse effer your choice of any of our full a agp Elgiu or Illinois move- ment guaranteed 20-year cases— adjusted and warranted to keep accu- rate time under all climatic conditions, at a price that spelis a decided saving. Ang just think, you have one whole year to pay. $2 | Ee Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ee Pe re oP err ore te 7 7 PP te ee fe ee ae) mn eens = eee oe ~ “ ye ™ a ee ST.LOUIS POST-CISPATCH 17 aos . G Peeest* ia Cases Vanities Mesh Bags St. Louis’ Foremost Credit Jewelers ‘ ~*~ a Moe * . ‘ ‘\ > ~ . ~~. ANA’ . ‘ ‘ WMA ‘ ~~ . AAAS * ~AX‘‘. ~~" ~ ' ~~ 44 . + . 5 ~~ ‘ . " ; ~ “ \s ." ‘ ~ AS. LA SOA MRRVAAVR QM Mo» ‘ SC AASAAAAAASY MMA WY WO . SAAS TAA AAR SARA SS ~S NS MAA MMQY MMOs vow NX " +s “> 4. ch. Genuine fi j Y . - ; “Ys ZA AA, —_ | (AAS, , 2 AA i 4 StL SY . Wj ; J i sf . ue Vy | As , - Whit , ff Ss Here is the supreme Diamond value of St. Diamonds— gold. 14 and 18 karat, newest style mountings. As Xmas gifts these White Gold Wrist Watch NW sae ¥ ae oy i, ; - ; ¢ ae “ -- cepa 2. S ge Ae PRM te a Pie pe vt Tee e j » ae = - ~ ; eS. Aree ; ” | ‘ Aes \ 6 Owe a + *eow wen -atre = aes “st > $2... Ge «

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: The City Circulation of. the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone in aR nati that « of the sists dic tai heats the Times Combined. _— — - # aaa —— ad - Nee IMME TIO TTI TT IT) LLL tL a i ttt ———— | Aereseieaaeaaa, ee ee on a TITTIES TTT Se TTTTITID Lit) * * ; A * 7 5 SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 17, 19 AND 20. St Lous féremost Christmage Store™ FAMOUS-BARR CO. Seals on Your ‘ We Give Eagle Stam ps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash — Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West. Gift or $2 250 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Erc epted. Packages Oe) ious PET ECT eRe eis — / ~ "igyas - "UP at a € ey ER eee oy Christmas 4 Men and Young Men Should Prepare for the Holidays by Choosing From These Give Our Gift Certificates Oy ACO a? Speeials To Those Remaining on Your Christmas Lis: —and Let Recipients Choose Just the Things They Most Desire __New and Smart Models in Three Extensive Groups, at € One of the very best solutions to vour last- | os S $ minute shopping Is our Gift Certificates. And: what could please vour friends more than to these oups—the newest Listers and Ulster- nable them to select from our vast and varie 3 | | — aie REP: os i varied 3 yr with raglan or kimone sleeves: sume with full belt. others with half assortments tne articies the, preter. . helt and all tailored of excellent overcoat fabrics: choice of brown, tans, 3 ‘ord or black; many modeis with plaid backs. All sizes for FONE fi /} ; ee Nl ALLL At i, ' Obtain these gift certificates at any Ex ; men and young nre! hange Desk—they will be issued for any | Other Excellent Values in Winter Overcoats sum and are redeemable to their full exten: 7 for Men and Young Men. at $25, $30 to $65 for any merchandise in this store. , Fur Colla rs House Coats —to =e ton on sre sO —and Smoking Jackets Gift-Givers Should Consider That They a ag BO i aioe Rent Now Have 7 , ek Awe tria,s beck fabrica, velwets and breeaded silk: many — 7 . | mus ad evect i Patterns and shades. some garments silk lined $9.50 Radio Gilbert's complete Receiving Set. $6. with head phones, \. a J \ 2 4}. a ‘ a be 7 ° Ot > «yi ae F 5 . “ > 7 a a . , . RR c. + ve — 3 , : = ao : > THI . 4 ’ . - ia RY h ; ae: ce te % m r one , 7 od _ * - - - : 4 Ld ea : » yes! 5 Fe ie? yen y 2 y ie Saad deo, « ‘ 3, $25 a re » ¢ FOS). 25 a ab “ 5 hy te . rd —— a fas " — = ° = —— ._“™ - : _ > _ 7 ~-- - ‘Y - a : S - \ pe : a +o urious Fur garments at this saving—and just be : ; . iausea “May be ee SS ee desired amount ag f- i S65 to Oe $32 -~ . . ™ “4 ‘ ~ ‘ . i ; " at. fore Christmas. too—is a most extraordinary oppor- S d § $145 oa P | — — — ee —- 5 | a ae tunitv, especially when every garment is soultrain =: oncs © 20 Seconds of $22.50 : dividual taste by sciection from our . 5 | these artistte and b, ! } sive limes. tang | be welcome gifts—al mode. and of such excellent and fashionable pelts. ; Grade Grade Main Ficge | , a naa AN Children's Fare $4.95 $7.95 $§.95 = = es ey Women’s Handkerchiefs [RRR choose Gitts tor 2 : white & =P In Gift Boxes =~ 4 F Smoke At $1, $1.50 and $2 pe ; Women’s Handkerchiefs of linen and ba- AAAALILIL IT ITT? ieee ee : Sreaeteaven o ry Pa rs Mothers Will Welcome This Offer of | Ini ants Ko ZV raps | omen’ s nt eens Hae eet ot eae ‘Glove Silk Vests ite aanan temas wie > { signs; made with 1, or 14 inch hems. 95 ee 30 : is >4 coh “ val nes - se act , : “4 ‘ > - j Ww - 25 j M . Special $Y .95 =F 35c Handkerchiefs* Handkerchiefs at a oO 9 " , & @ Sheer linen Handker- Made of excellent qua. de ehiefs with embreidered tty imperted linen with ete ' tems” : % on - — “a _ — : : : = . @ Splendidly warm and ‘‘comfr for tinr | | oe te == _ SS corners and Handker- initial neatly embroi dered full 1 nd ext - | Briar deers tots are these Wraps of wool chinchilla ain : Sei, ° eset inom Goats Pi. ee. =e 2. chiefs of betiste in white im the leng-letter strie. ith r % incl | ang eiderdown. also some sey pe — 7 ite de Bay 1 : gi i 44 +4> "ae and movreitr colored ef- Packed im holiday bex. tie 0c value ..- mn fat le ae ik. > utifu lia an T.ace . , : ’ f ~~ = - a © at x = fant a} ; 7a *~- - Ny —_ with silk-limed hood. sieevres and rubdet | - = 3 S ~ r i> fects. Each 18¢: 6 for $1. Each... 35e. SOc. _oe . mS we Talsge . — pad inside: one of these for a gift wou . igo ~ ——_ med ‘thers, inelodim be appreciated Dr any mother. The -_ H Pink Bloomers i a ae Sasiene Comers, : etl, size sudtable for infants and tots up te - ; A @pectai tot of pink gilore 5 . = ? ; | : 335e te ” og "eq ~ : > ° silk Bleomers, stroreg mate vears old 5, 8 n and we reinforced sea Sock Infants’ $1.25 Socks a Sas aoe : s of pure silk. jomed to ft and shown in sizes up te H Sports Sill Bloomers = ee ' A i | : , cademy Suits 4 : 7 2% Years: in white. pink and baby bive R9c 7 Me aAers iT Special valves at. pair | ans a « r ers. in a \ | S22. $2.95 =. $7.95 bag ea 95° - BI Three-plece Sets consisting Dainty panda et ime: | ' ‘ Excellent S a | of eweater cap and leeeins or woven dimity or Datiste: hand i . " . . ; ag . | Continuing the Unusual Offering of W omen $s @ Single an4@ double breasted models. tailored of BAS VY | is. im various patterue $37.50 alue booties In link and link «stitch. made and ornmamented with qguaifty all-wee!l materiais, ! i bex or inrerted ea ‘ Sn | eee. «= Sample Silk Umbrellas | 2 i ‘27 Silk Underwear | , } | $7.50 to $10 *S O8 $12.50 te $15 ws $7. 95 +a 4 —Tokens Which Will Delight “Her” Values at al b : ; : and $ e 35 $ = 95 ; —— =o @e a 6G : ais br e) offer gre twomen s Silk Umbrellas with + aped ecges and wide | ing. = to i 7 : | satin borders; in club strie th attractive handles im varjous designs and tips to , en gut rolling "ase. ee : ’ -* | Ewe * | € Gowns, two-piece sets anj chemises of excellent crepe satin i In black. navy, brown. green. purple and red. f or soft radium silk, with lace inserts and beactifully fashioned. | i bed bad a. | Elmore oe Gift Furniture real Piet end Baby Irish laces. Third Fleer | “S 99 ° uret ilk ! : $3.00 Black Satin y Silk Hose |... So — Priced se 0 a. > 2 30 har i rn — that will make a Wedeentay at Yd.. Packed in Gift Box if @ hese verry superior Hose. shown here ex | , ; clust ) | — Nee lustrous Satin Charmeuse, forty inches wide; a stylish. H elusively, are of lustrous sik: medium and -- wearing dress silk heavy weights in black and wazted colors. $2.25 Taffeta $2.59 Black wine wet ~ All Our Better Grades of Women’s ‘ Canton a Suita! tien for use Hose, $5.50 to $14.95 Grades lem LU © ~~ hy weave af mh ceMetary vases. spe- : ye | street 48 imches cial valves: per doz... ‘ Snctuded | are ombroidered. clocked. open- work. chiffon and Paris ciecked Hoese- the : Chitfon ’ and evening : $I 98 wide. rich lustre oo : - 44.1 JTL ° . a &.' Wednesday. 2 at . black: special. - ; very kinds so desired for Christmas gifts. In i bieck and the most popular criors ; ne @ Well made with 28-i er . | eobors. Fanacr s-cend LL eT ‘oS SF 2 CORE SCSERL. F a

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Pe Ny. Oe PR, Nate * ” ae . ss ae = =: SE ae 2 a am i Be on sae Se er RE atte ie BS hia City aticn of the Daily POST-DISPATCH ? duos UATE LLUULLERREE TA SLESTTTEEETDY nly _. TITTLE Sis ii SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 17, 18 AND 20. : St Lous Foremost Christmas Store” Store Hours Till Christmas VETER RR eeteeeew we Fl eae, gee on TOLITETITIITITITITTITITITITITITITI TTT ITIVE | (a2 ry PSS as - > ee Largest Distributors of Merchandise : or at Retail in Missouri and the West. Christmas ——— ee eee TITTTITT EE A Special Selling’of Handsome Select Now From These Specially Priced em. of J ° OYS, DOLLS AND GAMES ~—s “unor_ Floor Lamps Offered Wednesday—While Quantities Last 4 Pe : $50 and $60 $333" ) Velocipedes HAS} Rubber Balls f 7h ; * : 7 Values...... Strong!\ made, with rubber-tired ” ge Colored Rubber Balls: ees ths : re sk sail 19c value ...14e y ) \iwe. Sh, .. ; ? ae08 veins 2 -B10}S0 wes ON Bee 25¢ value Ye sie Ll -— : @ Attractive styles for holiday gifts; Lamps have hanc- | os tse RSBO 39q val aie . ; some hand-carved base, in antique and gold and black fin- PSs $15.95 value at....... 812.98 ge ye a, 50c value ee . . w, 79¢ value ish; with two-light adjustable socket and silk cord and tas- 5.95 Mama olis $18.95 value at....... $14.95 SM! a, ae se 98c value ° 3.95 Join ' - : : . . . Dolls that walk, Roly Pol | a $3.95 . pinted Dolls sels; with shades of lustrous silk, covered with Georgette, y rolys Se Metal Tea Sets high, bisque head, moving | finished with deep fringe. composition head, arms and ody dressed in various Pica 4 no hse = assorted Rt? . . AF P ve Mets) Tea Sets. lithe eves with lashes and curled : ri 3 sty es: CAPs to match: : nme wOorTrs, . Ty | with head phones, case; at ...... ° $1 Gilbert's Design Sets, at .. ..#ne at. _—_ steering heads: at ° : excellent Values, S $7.50 values, $5 35 | 3 ial Basement Gallery : at wv. | SPCClal Ab gp. wee eeseuees : Fleor Lamps, silk shades . complete > ~~: a. & ad En « ~ —— ‘ SCR eaeeeeaeeesasaaete ‘eine e > es * os eS Se ell a+ - +o“ + _* ie & io BES EEL STE TT TS * 2 Rew > awe eee 7. eeerereae etre oy ea Se Spay .- e740 ok ied — P) TTTTITITITDIT TTT SPSS ESESS ERSTE EEE EEE RERE EERE ORME ORE ERE Eee. ceeeeeee Ficccccncceeecereeseeeereeeereeeesssaercctseueeeeeeeseeeeeebeusecedtsavecssesbacdideacvcecececceaen PTTTTITITITITIOTT TTT eecteee For Holiday Decorations— Fringed Curtains REL ELLALI LTT TITITITITIT Ir eriy ris reser iii a , CCCP RAG ROTARREURC TERE ARERR RAB Tete a ————— : A | PO) ee Special Values, Pair An Important Wednesday Sale of Men’s ‘ =| . 7 => " + . J 7 : | ye 7 $1.50 Madras and Percale Shirts - ; , oo j ' e . b | @ Handsome and artistic Sets of verv light weight semi-porcéiain w | | ee - . & i $ a 5 * a cr a © == : ves in blue willow “gemags modeled in the popular English shape and m-— | es : yh —— : EE Cin bread and butter plates. | mete tod): Specially Priced at s (0) 0 : , $25 ius Bate $250 Dinner Sets $10 to $12 Cereal Sets : « =. : a3 bdal | te Gees OU Bcitetes® wea ¢ Shirts that would make a practical gift and . . 100) «€6pleces”§=6 oof American Haviland & Co. 1009-piece Imported chi Cereal Sets, | - Ne i” 2 " pee EN suka res. Eee ere would be welcome. These Shirts are cut full and ——— = J : semi-porcelain ware — fancy Dinner Sete Dberh. schanpne attractive i 83=—s« $45 to $60 3? $75 to $125 65 $10 to $14 $7 >) $20 to 330 $ | eS | tvle fringes. Special at. pa ; $3.95 in plain colors, also striped flan Nightshirts, in pink, blue and tan | suring § satis- ~ Pieces, at. Pieces, at.. vo Pieces, at.. oO Pieces, at d | : , nelette Pajamas; all stripes. Sizes 16 to 19. i ences 5u~ 7 + Offered in two specially-priced groups, Choice of many attracti iyles a sub- | Lace Curtains Ruffled Curtains sizes; silk frog-trimmed $1.6 Special Wednesday 3 eo ™= eur exten- % vw these artistic and decorative Statues —~ € pas dist eying Fs —~ ‘will be wel- | $3.75 Values - Special Val | . ~ , ‘elco ifts— re the handw manship istinctive gifts that w be wel- } ee es, cia aiues, be welcome gifts—all are handwork c tian, hota | Date $2.85 at $3.15 $1.50 to $2 Gloves 79c and $1 Blouses . Se | Men’s lined and unlined cape- Bovs’ Blouses, tailored of pre 3 Main Floor a | skilled Italian sculptors. a — -_— _ = ~ | \ Vu fr I . ’ , , _. nr ‘ . v\* *¢+ = “a4 ; ais tii be ‘ ' 3 " . . i , i . i % A NAaAcd oO mm rr . pL iT ah s for hed Fifth Floor efs : f Choose Gifts for “Him” From This Group of | eat a m6 smokers’ Articles =| Auto-Strop | eoenes © A large line of variows articles | Safety Razors Traveling Bags r the man who smokes, kinds O bet “He” will take pride in re- | ceiving on Christmas Day. Specia 89 | | 5 3 5 at Supply Your Luggage Needs With eecesv etree aase cs sit : ens | Meerschaum Pipes » | erchiefs 4 Small. medium and large size, with The R: th: ps its importation 5 raight and bent amber stems. Priced owe lades—in gold-piat ' — | and France. : ‘ st g 84.95 to 820.50 : r po K = ~ vd, in S&S tra age > eel Aged co be pasos , oo... Hinen ; “thi 4 2 case ain Floor neem nh aw hg De; | ee a Women ~ Purses @ Good quality felt slippers; in dozens of styles, in numerous oe Goes. : , Briar Pipes Cigar and values; made —— by an unusually colors and combinations. Flexible leather and softs elk soles, 4 Ci Hold se ome: aoa $3.00 some are warmly lined. In a complete assortment ofsizes. 40c value igarette o ers All Bags are 18-inch size. 3- : $l Q8 Basement Ecéwomy Store style; full leather lined Value, ° f . _ € Good quality leather Purses in ) ; a wide range of styles; fitted with ue coin purses and mirrors. Basement paced Girls’ Scarf Sets Women’s$1.95 Gloves ‘ "e $ 152 75¢ value Of various materials. includ plece : : : tng pearl, ivory and amber: a ate F with sewed corners and inside Others, including WDunhills, | -sriety of sizes and shapes fo pocket. Sixth Floor Comoys, etc, are selection. to B5c to 825 | Priced . 25¢ $6 Wednesday, a Group of "Offering an Excellent Value in Men’s and Boys | ga..\\— en a Axminster Rugs BICY C ang ta 220, $4) 50 g Electric lrons ee Bae: | $37.50 Value for } a | . : 3 : +) _I8 @ Rugs of heavy quality, in a variety of Oriental, medallion and a 2 Special $1.29 oles. @ Pique style kid Gloves; made of ood quality leather pa ——— and ; c r eav em- a . @ Tams and scarfs made of heavy warm fabrics; in various broidered. - . . ‘ ) Basement Economy Store colors and combinations. Scarfs are trimmed with heavy fringe. $5 Angora Sets $7.50 and $10 Scarfs Rolling brim hat and meee et ge eel ree Aid oe : Scarfs: made of good quality wool Scarfs in the approve Silk Underwear brushed wool; many colorsand | dark shades. Finished with combinations; very $3 3 yn gee ee 5.00 ~ ue “sp ¢ useful $3.75 to $4.75 $2.95 Basement Economy Store ‘ lored of high patterns and verted pleats. coats 514 mall boys of Values, he colors are blue, rose, taupe and the de le - o--—~_ oy /, ‘£ » small allover effects; t + . sired mixtures. Size 9x12. Ww =. ~ ij : @ Priscilla brand—depend- ° M ‘ : Wy able Electric Irons for do- Chenille Rugs Axminster Rugs 7 mestic use—a practical and Wednesday $8 50 ° helpful gift. for i - BREESE SEEGER ES - oe: bo, Values @ Women's sample crepe de chine seeanaanr see " " " . SS LE ETS See anu % FS Se rs. Tailored ‘ macy ge smelt peace. with 20-inch doUbie-bar arch frames; A seam: ss £9 Thermax Electric Heat- iH ‘ ' 86x70 inches + in various £ ubing. Enameled finish, with mudguards to match. Spien- erse—ideal for the sick Various dainty colored Rugs. earth B1z6, si r c e or radium en- ry boly tin- — @idly equipped with coaster brake and guaranteed tires room , ... 87.69 size’ 27x54 inches With band | Woven of high-grade yarns in ~= satel: ll = and tailored Second Filoeor 3 . $1.25 Radio Toaster Stoves— . borders and fringed ends. In | many patterns and colors, with bloomers Paste] shades. ‘ 4 :’ Non a il Pl tf G lf Ba Ss Senst, Bett or try , colors of dark rose, light and | cushion plie. 1 a Basement Economy Store ——————————————— : ’ 'P rel atrorms Oo g 85 Star Vibrators, in ec ° fark blue large rues. : ‘or Striking Bags Of brow oO white ca S, with = applicators “45 Tf h with woven chenlille bor- xCce en e S = ‘ ) W Tl y sue eiira . . an ‘ » ies, with w , ss 56 $ 2 , ——S— Wall type, strongly built and top and “bottom rawhide bound S15 Sewing Motors—efficient Hee Ho yy on heen ogg Desired cCO/OTS....-....-.-. 3. ° as Practically noiseless. easy tO | and leather trimmed; with hood labor-saving devices S13 ers oe Fifth Floor $2 Maid Electric Curling uD. nd lock iced, each.__. $4.95 $6.50 value. for... —$4.95 —— for long or my — «? 22-Caliber Rifles $7 Auto Robes Basement’ Cellery Practical Gifts for the Home pthese 22-caliber Rifles are Double texture plush. Robes - lightly farnished, and were neat pattern on one side, black | Te eels et § Aladdin Roasters $3.75 | Special at 3.95 4 16.75. Special i other. Ponttnnped Striking Wags 200000000001 Tots’ Books 5 1 mh ee Ce LLL GLVILOVOOOWOVWOWOVO VOD OWOWOUVWOVOTOVOUHUVONOOOO® aA aah eee DDD DD DD AAD A DDD SAAD AAADAADAADADAAAAAAAAAA REE ~~ 9£444444444044444444464646646644444n4 $5.75 to Values Priced at. . @ Regular and extra-size Bath- robes with silk girfice ene fro e bb trimmed collars, cu and pockets. @ Satin Marseilles Sets; size 80x90 inches with scalloped and and pockets. : Basement Economy Store embroidered edges. Bolster cover to match. Subjeét to slight Women’s Bathrobes | Specially $ 5 88 > J ESE AAP BT EOIN oe EE AN IY SE I OS Ty Parle ot 3 ST PE 2 ‘TrrrrTrrrryr.ryrry., YT. rrr eee eee ee $4 Plush Auto Robes .. Boxing Gloves, good grade, set of 4... A RO. : Ball-bearing Roller Skates..............«. Special, Value at. a ‘. me Box. ee .: , Roasters, made of heavy black sheet steel, with ° ° Large Oval Give Skates for Gifts little =e: full ~% ished finish; rolled edge, with end handle. Hockeys; for men_and> boys “about animals ant | 1.75 Percolators Men's sud Boys’ Nickel-Plated Hockeys 7 i tales “and packed in $1 Roasters 2 i. of heavy aluminum in -Plated Hockeys; for women and girls. 82.25 neat gift box. Round Aluminum Roasters; | eancy patterns with removable | filter cup; Black Leather Skating Shoes £5.00 Choice of two groups— good size; colonial style 75C “Bedtime Tales’ and “Ant- in 2 parts with handle... | ebonized handle Arco Tubular Hockey and Racing Skates... . $7.95 Roary bag RE ES i Sr Kook Shop—Sixth Floer Entire line of Tool Cabinets and Ohests, less 10 gy Basement Gallery = 1° “oe ar imperfections. . Bedspreads | Bath Towels Women S Sw eaters White crochet Spreads; size | Extra heavy bleaeWed Terry- pS eae inches wire aoe , hem- | Naa soe ake size yp in. med ends. hoice o ue, pink, hello or-@e $3.95 to $4.95 $2 95 several new noice of 31 88 | borders. Seconds...... 69c Values ' ° . | @Rrushed wool nd_ novelty slip- Pillowcases | Bleached mercerizeg table over Sweaters, also Tuxedo models Very good quality Pillow- | Damask with Basco that with self sashes. In the favored cases; size 42x36 inches with | closely resembles Upes. 17 colors. scalloped and $I inches wide. Basement Economy Store embroidered ends. Palr.. ' Yard eee ae Qt) oat oe a} ag era = 4 COR ie ig 1 pe nn : ’ TERESA EEE TLOOSELTOETEELEOELE , : ' i tik sQRTACECORLEC REAPER OPORTO Cai ee eee tcc a eeraiaetate Le A TTR . > an a —_ = = = ESE - - , = : : —- See -_—_—=— ~~ — a - TT TE TTL TECTOOOREECSCEECCR MSL CEE SES te, a *rengrtiae* A LS TT ATT =a se re = -——_ - ~—-

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' — ee oTr: ee . RE ae ee ee ere ee a > ™ i > tos Q M be Fe oe Ae" . = renee tee es 2 ye re ge ad 7 ST a eS, ome ra Ye te Se Sa r : mt ee ete : 8 : a eee ‘ be gas = ‘ er — - a. deen oo 2 ne ieee nS all we et ee oe ~ —— . = - . | rs es ry el , eS a. — aw po me - —_ —_——= _ > eh ¢ eer % - oes Lye, Veeeeeatieaeeeim. —_ —s SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 17, 18 AND 19. Famous-Barr Co.—St. Louis’ Foremost Christmas Store “ A Most Unusual Combination Offer—Fifteen Records 7 | 4, SSNS 7 of Your Own Selection and This Very | “sinihibaededadre — -- > = = PART TWO. (SSUE CAMPAIG } | PLANS DISCUSS a c coming Apathy of Affairs Regarded as C ie Tek. wes — eee ete See ers it oe ee ce ee. oe ~~ Extraordinary Value in Console Phonograp It Is, in Fact, the Greatest Value That We Ever Offered in Phonographs of this Highly Artistic Type TP Owe BS + eA EE PTT: + Your Choice of Fifteen 10-Inmch Black Label Double Records With This Phonograph at the Surprising Price of | 4 Phonograph and Fifteen 10-Inch Black Label Double Records of Your Own Choosing at the Very Special Price of ip SONAL WORK > - + | Gay FYE A 100 Terms: $1.00 Weekly @ Hear one or more of vour favorite selections plaved on this Phonograph and you will instantly appreciate its value—tts beauty and depth of tone will please vou quite as much as the beauty of Its graceful design and then will vou marvel at the op- portunity of securing it with a collection of records at our special price of *100. ONG VOTERS URG ? *SeTit: ves of s2PUR Cw 0 ar Se | Against Overconfide reoming the apathy of 4 i f Ls, a 1 a me: Pit i VA . oe aT ‘ ” ie Be citizen on municipal aft I erms: $1 00 ‘" eekly a 2 . ; chief requirement for suce sendiniallianbiitians sata - a heli i posed $858.572.509 bond. BR peec public improvements, € Note particularly that this Console Phonographim @& Queen Anne style has the center opening which per | mits the placing of candlesticks or other decorative = pieces on each side. And very important ts the fact | that it is a genuine Phonograph—specially designed] and built—and not a piece of furniture converted ik™ to a musical instrument. ee J / ers declared in a foint m i4 “ ae et the Genera! Council on Seeds and representatives of i668 organizations, held last nigt Mie Chamber of Commerce to di . the bend campaign. | Delegates from nearly a sco Serganizations reported these 'weald support the entire bond i 'aihers said no formal actiog ‘een taken. but gave assuranc : Pavorable action. , : : "= No opposition was expressed They are 37 inches high, 40 inches long and 22 | Werremeyer, the che inches wide, equipped with a large, powerful, silent- s gelled for any dissenting opinic ° - ee ss jicigms of the bonds. running motor. plush-covered turntable, heavily 4 [i | Persoual Werk Ureed. gold-plated metal parts and have space for filing ew. 4. Venper. presitent ¢ : : . | of Commerce. 100 records. Built by one of America’s largest EAR mo «cg pte * Phonograph manufacturers and will play all makes the campaign efforts be c of records. LOCO Soo | PS I Tt ) Imre . a : phonograph records. and On this instrument LhiN ii yme€ l Oe . a - « ee s s —- => - . ce tienen a ee ee 7 ~ ¥ . _— © 7: “pe - 3 * . ~ - y ; - 4 fs 4 . Eat : x4 F i ae) , - 4 - rh, ; i ‘Foo ? 4 . ee n ° re ‘ . . 7 > 7 j ME i ie Be ie Van es+ Rey > si mins 5 4 ae le ee ee Pa iad i ~ - * a oy v4 o sf . + ¥ = 7 . * ae R Pier :. } on a ee e ‘ Pig 3 » it . =, Fa z F] _ b * Pier ae fet = nea. . ‘4 F 3 eo” dea] with publi. With such low terms as we offer | Raise deat wich yoy may secure one of these - | aeefge BS high-grade Pianos very easily. | r city Chairman told the de Executive Cemmittee of Music Salon—Sixth Floor Store Hours Until Christmas: = on Any One of These 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. — Which a oa Select St. Lowis’ Foremost Store for Phonographs Sy Maurice Cassidy. of the Building Trades C - 28eestion was made by ¢ ——— ee ee TLL PR Ce! PP SOSSSE LS Se eres cers ees | . rr eereeeeeeeeeeeneemeeneseene ee — ~ PC SREL EPR CePaeeeet eer ee Ba etecear? - ‘se *

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POE ee . e ss * Wit O - . 7 i. > = ‘Se —_ . oot +e Lani TAL ee es Peeee: : - “eee “seer ee . se pieried “Daily Cartocy | Cy dt { st. T. LOUIS POST 3I- DISP BTCH | MNS C J ILE TE ©) ) Soh Just a Minute. , = En aes ee Dy} C4. FTE LINWYZLINE {| Society—Drame sie t: ike 332 aki fisiisates Hames ttart s3 san hE ast SSX 3 3? paar ete ear : a fa ge etsar teste: ee Sf tecgutstacasi, ve , ptreaas tat rs tty em PP weet. MERIC es a oe TEAR See ask Est nm pat ee — — ST. LOUIS TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 19. 1922 PAGES 2422282 mone as a eee ee we ¥ PRR ALT ERIS. POETS ; — eee ic\p AL BOND | Policy for Ri cdereais of : TREATY MAY BE Fred d Stone and Entire Cast of Tip Top”’ Will HIGHEST TAX LEVY : SIE UAMTAIGN | Aeronautics as National Asset “| AFADYFORTURKS ive Free Matinee for Children, Dec. 27, as . FORBONDSFIGURED HANG DISCIISSED | Both Peace and War Urged | BEFORE CHRICTMIAC Part of the Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival AT See ON $100 Relative Importance in War Alone Declared All Employes of American)| PICTURES AND DANCE Tickets to Be Given Out at 3 to Justify the Expenditure of Public Draft Resulting From Near Theater and the Orchestra AT MISSOURI TONIGHT ‘ Coliseum Christmas Morn- Comptroller Nolte Estimnates Funds. East Conference to Be Pre- Will Donate Services for TO AID FESTIVAL FUND | ing—Limited to amertead Rates for Each Year Up to sented Saturday, Report in Special Performance. Piers remin of motion pictures || Under 16. / 1951, When It Would Be Harold: E. Hartdey pot Cg sly Si rtonen to Commencinl per- are Pe eaee See ae oat ager of the Nationa! Aatebautio ae singe has scarcely commenced. Lausanne. of the Missouri! Theater's re- [) 3 Cents. r. mas Stiva und. - VOTERS URGED | em ca catien tor Leaeiieneiice nape Arms Conference is believed suffi- PROMISE TO caaate ae eminent dase aed os Peng satan ‘the , regular program, }j/ . BASED ON APPROVAI ' — , Sement of client to assure greater relative im- a Claus. F cil w i ture pic- || N. oye Sot woeaee Advisory Committee for portance in future warfare on both PROTECT CHRISTIANS a“ scp ot “Sin Ge eee ale mee a “ania ana tines Canadian Pacific Railway OF ENTIRE PROGRAM teen eee ibe gen Tred bees Sogccas bere | eet arin aoa. a . be the attraction at the American!]| Bebe Daniels and Conrad Nagel, _ and Steamship Lines List, tati f Ab 60 : goad ei sthvine tical application of aviation jn . oie Theater Christmas week, have vol- comedy and news reels and the 420 2 sntatives o out country. air mail service within a few years Minorities to Be Accorded ) layi | “ga | . . “One of the prime purposes of is one - the ea diinniia pe the age ig sere ks "‘taibe 90 got 40%; neta aaimanmanh Ca Pe Saeenias ‘Club Bldg ,, | Statement Declares Opposi- | . | al age , : : erformance ero ; ' : ies Organizations at inis association is to get firmly and Each improvement in transportation Rights of Life and Lib- ad 7 staitind Gn 8190 Gldeme ae dancing in the lobby. The Yer- |) 4 . "| tion to Payment of More 5 Vesper Warns gn ively behind all measures tending ae known to have lightened man’s ~— ¢ e mission will be limited exclusively kes’ Band will play for the dance | | «Nong Reciggpaiaaae . ~ — eng nay ae his prosperity and erty; Differences on Straits to children under 16 years of age— program, and preparations are || H. A. Nelson list, Gay Bidg. | Than Four and One-Half ° | es @e develop- broadene lis knowledge of his fel- « . th AY 1 : bet made to accommodate an uhs-W otor ° | , Overconfidence. | ment of air navigation, both for na-. lowman The continuance of this One of Ratio. ee A bea ces eb eae FP pecs Figs marta There is space noes ee | Per Cent Interest. _tional defense and for the better- service is recommended. any other way Tickets for-the ensit. for at least 1000 persons, 509 | Central Inspection Weigh- . ment of commercial transpirtation With the help of well-directed bw the Associated Press inee will be ‘etven peer Chhtatubna dancing couples, in the lobby. ing Bureau list, Mer- pitizen on municipal! affairs is Weeds wae opuntey | pelammtitic research. with the imagi- LAUSANNE, Dec. 1% itisreport-| morning at the Coliseum. at the’ The theater management has chants’ Exchange Bidg.. . The peak tax levy for retirement hen the President forwarded nation of the people fully aroused.!.q tnis afternoon that a complete same time the Missouri Theater mat-|| @mmounced that each child at- || John H. Deems & Son list, lof the proposed municipal bond requirement for success of the National Aeronautical policy to an@ with comprehensive, helpful or eee. ie e ies ee inee tickets mpi distributed ; tending the Christmas Festival at | Benoist Bldg. ° 00 | issue of $88,372,500 will be 4 $88.372.500 bond issue Congress," continued Col. Hartney, legislation, aeronautics will yield, in, Soom Ot tne peace treaty drawn up “He will be one of tl . . ' the Coliseum, Christmas morn- || John Frost Plumbing Oo. 53 cents “he made the following statement: pcaceful pursuits, its real contribu- #5 a result of the deliberations of but undoubtedly ches Sanmisinnt aia ing, will be given a ticket which | list, 1515 Chestnut st.. 6 00 | * $100 valuation in 1932 and the on Pag a Te cnscting |. “*“The constructive recommenda-) tion to the progress of civilization. the Near East conference will be 25 ever aanatn titod mein St. Sea will be honored at the Missouri Dr. F. B. Drescher List, 2154 /minfmum will be three cents in 1951, ~ G 1c 4] Civic a0 a Leger pts Emenee for the ad-, S&c yy research in aeronautics »;esented to the Turks on Saturday.| theater. for particular care will be|| Theater for any matinee during | Stansbury st 2 00 | Comptroller Nolte stated today nm ewes: of oe tip ehidiakneral Rl aaatics oat att pitnabe rad aerate at natn aeae: When today’s session af the con- given that the tickets reach those a — following Christmas. jCuprente Pants Co. list, 617A making public a tabulation p : , . : = ot Pciciitie ad whee 4 : children who in other years have S issourt Theater orchestra N. Eighth st. . 00 | in his office fi i nizations, held last night at ‘embers of Congress. pation development; the army and ‘erence body dealing with the ques- hoped against hope that Santa Claw: has volunteered its services fora ||/J. F. Meyer & Sons Milling on Snencag the: mber of Commerce to discuss America in Forefront. navy services depend upon the work ‘tion of the straits was adjourned, woula niet ass +e by ‘the “tittle program of special Christmas | Co. lst, 723 ._Merchants- | _ FOCI cost: Geshe Sones: Sree _ “® > | music during the hour preceding || Laclede Bldg. tees 10 00 a placed at $111,910,000. This in- ‘* ™ . : , i Exchange Bidg..... » | $35,910,000 in-einterest. The” support the entire bond issue. Presented the National Aeronautical the prescribed function of the com- Must be the last for consideration of aanamilat eeu hiia) te cS pr || from municipal playgrounds. ‘Shaffer-Brennan Adv. Co. o00eo: i = ° a ssid no formal action had Policy together with the eighth an- mittee. The urgent need for ample the problem. Foreign Minister _._ ; ofr ect " | list, Wainwright Bidg.... ‘ stone: Soe Waseem wheteriice: faken, but gave assurances of nual report of th committee to the funds and facilities with which to Tchitcherin had made an effort dur There will be no expense of any | |'National Ammonia Co. list, retired from Water Department rev- Raetian President. he pointed out that the complete the execution of a research ss i eiline ‘ : : “| Kind in connection with the per-/| Jno. Scheidig 00 | 3600 N. Broadway enue, and not by taxation. | apposition i ererened wher contributions of the committee to program already approved, is ex- ing tne debate tS draw fire from the formance. Charles Dillingham, iy Virginia, Ruth and Ralph. 00 | Julius Glaser & Co. list, 1118 | The levy estimate varies from year : ain ' Ar ti ” a¢ Stone's ,, hi % Werremeyer, the chairman. the science of aeronautics has placed |)-ained nerican delegation. He argued that MANAG, HOS OFTARTOS, Wate | Mrs. G. C. Lyttle, 15 5. Tas- ‘Locust. 10 00) \to year as bonds frould.bé retired for any dissenting opinions ec A™erica in the forefront of pro- Regulation Is Urged. the American statement as to the at. "2& emtire cast to play the special 3 00| Missouri Audit Bureau list, of the bonds. gressive nations in aerial naviga- Federal regulation of aviation, show without salary. A. L. Erlanger ‘ 00 | 1352 Pierce Blig. $ 25 Under the plan of issuing 20-year- ob are ll 2 relonge withigtinte-60-eneration. te erate te er of “pe sects Stetes “ the is contributing the use of the thea- Miles Marion Clark 00 | G. P. Plant Milling Co. list. | aor bonds, over a construction a. dll sae — “In the art of navigation there the committee, which also recom- oe he be in- ev light, heat and other incident- |- 7 50' 501 Merchants’ Exchange period of 10 years, the issue would of Commerce. warned has been substantial progress in the ™mends “ne creation by law of a pag slate Tae pence ry ra it y be ar- , als. sag employes of the AMECFICRD,| Eyerman, 1722 S. Jeffer- | Bldg. 10 85 | be completed in 1932. The tax fe Diiibhes and vereed design and performance of military Tau of civil aeronautics under the Ab es" A : i . oF meres could go Theater, doorkeepers, ushers, clean- 00 Remedial System of Loanfng is placed at five cents in 4923, 10 the campaign efforts be concen- and naval! tvpes of airplanes, but Department of Commerce Me ~ ough 1@ Straits to the Black Sea — and others, who alwavs have con | : : 00 | list, 301 Chemical Bidg. | 1924, 17 in 1925 and gradually rises on personal work among commercial aviation has made very) Although public sentiment seems e Amer — representatives did tributed so generously to other ben- L. W Olivier 00 | Economy Sheet Metal Works each year to 58 fn 1982. The follow- little headway,” Dr. Walcott states,.to be urging the reduction of the "@W "©?! y to the Russian Minister. | efits for the children, will give their | 5. l. G. wae - |__ list, 3852 Easton 3 00 ing year the rate declines and con- said he had appeared before 244ing that “this is due, not s0 Army and Navy to a pre-war basis, Bh Hy ot goles that, a the teat aee aneocdnee ry! woe rng ganda cre Bn. wit rea yee oa | tinues to drop each year, reaching.41 much to the inhere it is j en he committee +. ir Of alt the experts the al- under the direction of Local No. a Ace ot _ list, first floor Commerc n ° Rapiaeiit ellen pe narnia aly a lied Powers were compelled to deny of the International Alliance of | Hickman, Williams & Co., _ Bidg. -3 wut teonn patios: ‘1951, hen the aah a» ~ a - 7 + a » Wo pe ey ewe . _ o| cently prepared by the General Coun- __ “bristmas an put oe at ning . | tation both by rail and road has de- tivities from which to draw in time Sea of Marmora be copsidered a sep- American Theater is arranging for’ Edna Neuns 00 Goodwin Bros. list, 2613 cil on Civic Needs. This is due to — 4 pended largely on governmental! of need, the rapid pce cng Be of | 2Fate body of water not connected a hostess committee of about 25| Wm. Waltke & Co., N. Broadway. the Comptroller figuring on the basis ie Not only get the promise gf @ neighbors that they will vote, beee that they go to the polls on day.” meeting was arranged to dis- the campaign and enable dele- of the various organizations to to their respective societies aid, Dr. Walcott states that aircraft aeronautics in other countries. and Straits and thus exempt prominent women, and Chief of Po-, Grand av. and 2d st.... 00, F. E. Palmer Supply Co. list of bonds issued at 4% per cent inter- - will prove even more revolutionary the necessity for aviation in na- n the demilitarization plans.” lice ‘O’Brien will detail a squad of E, J. Idngenfelder, 610 Title 2091-92 Railway Ix- ‘est, while the council's tabulations - than railroad and automobile de- tional defense. have led the peonle Religious Liberty Provision. police to aid in caring for the chil- Guaranty Bidg. 00 change Bidg. 3 50| were based on a rate of 56 per cent. velopment. ‘In the opinion of the to support a policy of progress Turkey formally engaged yester- dren at the matinee. | Ellis Levy Violin School, 30 Hetty Hellge, list, 3508 Nolte declared it would be unn a National Advisory Committee on’and development in aeronautical day before the conference to accord Contributions. Musical Art Bldg. ....... 00 North Grand. av. 2 00) ry for the city to pay more than Aeronautics,” he explains, “it is nec- branches of both Army and Navy, ‘®@ Christian minorities, fn all that Previously acknowledged. $2081 59 R. L. Stadnick . 60| NeGeue a gts os 25 iz 5 essary and proper that the Federal however much they may tnsist upon COmcerns their life and liberty, the F. M. Havermann, 20th and Billey & Marian Grant. ‘2317 Finders’ Association list, | Increases in property valuations in Seseciations. There was no call Government should aid in the de- curtailment 6f other military expen- mpage rights 2 nd — same protection ee. BMD GY «woe cs howe: .00 Kiemm st. 00° ‘ Pontiac Bidg. 4 5 75/ the city are estimated at an average | Morsements. but they were pre- velopment of air navigation by pro- ditures. it is claimed. ee seeing a ed by the Turkish popu- Missouri Belting Co.. 1S. Mrs. D. A. Callahan, 1923 - | Korrendorfer-Bick list, 307 é of $15, 000, 000 a year over the Mi by practically every speaker. | “'din® Federal regulations and es- The committee urges the develop- ee het: i one Stee exercise Of thetr | - Guan et... . =" . rl oe ee orn 2 00/ the bonds would run, in the ta le Building ‘Headquarters. \tablishing airways and landing ment of our helium extraction meth- Pr te a a — ag este ntiae St. Louls Butter Co, 821 N. | = ay ae 26? acetomnts bac This is more conservative than Pe oan | fields.” ke Cee “enintinen oF eee . eaneeoenl. charitable and religious 4t?: st. . 5. BR. 00. City Hall 11 00/the counfcll’s estimate. The 2 headquarters had been Policy Is Outlined. unique supply of non-flammable a yr tena C. A. Roberts Co.. 34 N. Sec- W. FE, Remmeny ae ne Ee ae ee a eee lon the mezzanine floor of the A policy for the development of Nfting gas, through the acquisiticn + ome Tut ih thé alr 3 or clause vniecn ie =. said would ‘Organized impotence was the peace to merchant ships and com- this commission.to be composed of, From that time the annual charge use of the “elbow touch”’ here can be no safety ror | atand +) ; tional work on the bond is- tions shows, the report states, that progress in commercial aviation wg 3 coon or on the TUneanere | denne which &. Tenhitcherin gave mercial airplanes, which have full one representative of the states bor- would decrease, due to yearly retire- urged by Hatfield. Personal Governments have found it neces- “It is believed by those compete: tf 1 she ty © ee Secon pPra- of the League of Nations during a jiberty of passage, and to warships dering on the Black Sea and = one ment of the bohds, Sroppte to. $2.- Work, he said. was necessary S88ry to aid in developing all trans- to discuss such matters,” co: iaea |: ide 6 ha pe -~Mosl ms shall enjoy heated debate eyes“ him and Lord and military forces, and ‘declares|each from. Germany, the United | 447, 000 in 1948 and $470,2 SO in 1962, the success of the 21 items PoOrtation systems, and that today (‘o)]. Harvey, “that this program for —- amet: bag % d political rights as Curzon yesterday aMernoon, during | rpat, by virtue of a principle “a States, France, Great Britain, Italy | the final year. program. the progressive nations of Europe the National Aeronautical Policy fs See — ss een inhabitants of discussion of plans for control of the long time established,” the straits and Japan, under the presidency of! .In' making public the tabulation i Murphy. a member ofthe 2re spending.jlarge sums, through the best that can be devised with sey without distinction shall be | Turkish Straits. would bé recognized as closed tothe a Turkish delegate. It would be|Comptroller Nolte issued this state if Education. announced the. direct and indirect subsidies, forthe the present developments of the! ——e aaa ons “te mee nave — “The United States, Germany and warships, ircluding submarines, of stipulated that, within three months | ment: : Stheesd the use of the promotion. of civil and commercial. science of aeronautics and the art sake ave any pag, Bary gate en Russia do not rec 0B! lize the League,’ all navies excepting Turkey's, and | after the signature of the accord, the “I am presenting this tabulation ding for bond issue meet- 4Viation. : of flying. What future developments | onigats | M accept the same) said Tchitcherin. “The league is not tne flight of all military airplanes,| Powers would recognize the Black | ¢o, two reasons,—first to acquaint S was done, he said. be- Without asking financial assist-| may bring about in the way of *jodi-! et waa em ee even able to control a single Polish | except rkish machines. But in Sea as a “closed sea,” belonging to | tno taxpayers with the actual cost of bond issue is not a politi- ance fpr the art, the report states fications or additions to this policy * pea ng chat the question General in \ ilna. It is unable to ac- ‘isolated and exceptional casés, for the Black Sea-countries. The agree- ‘the issue. administered in the most but one of civic devel- :that the practical development of need not cause us any worries. be- en on the RDO es would be complish anything in the Lithuanian | geginite purposes, Turkey, by spe- ment would rup for 10 years, and be ‘economical manner: second. to : eee of the voters on aviation in America will be realized cause if full advantage is t- ken of pers “ee - the oe of the dispute. What good are the ee cial decrees, could authorize the subject to renéwal. notice that Iam opposed to rte ity and civic value of the: only when this Government gives the present status of aeronautics end eague a MAALONS, Riza Nur empha- tees of such an organization” passage of Nght warships, subma- bonds at 5 per cent interest as is Ones improvements st ar put intelligent support and effective aid, this policy is put into operat.on. the peng ge peecete wo Dien pig — Tehitcherin dec “ct wage ee | rines excluded, the tonnage limit of | | Embargo on gn rnin + 0 pmageort suggested in a recent folder got out “~ program over: he said. principally by regulating and licens- future will take care of itself. hut a¥ Aten nate tia ¢ 0 ve ses a: match posals 0 r ne = Egan: ee ae pr a these warships to be 6000 and the | From Anatolia Lift by the Council on Civic Needs. = All Voters Eligible. ing airplanes and pilots, and with)if we neglect to provide f. just ; ep ana r iagh ae . .. > . Ps Straits were directed aga an pm xun-caliber limit 15 centimeters. (| By the Associated Press. : ‘St. Louis has not issued a bond [su0n Was called to statements state ¢0-operation in establishing | such a policy at this time the frture of Natio: ‘ny a we i é — : Ages and put a premium on navalism and Passage would not include the ANGORA, Dec. 19.—-The Kemalist | bearing an interest rate higher than PM some quarters that only tax- | airways arid landing fields. ‘is a matter of much concern. because ‘aati: Bhes gehen sie woes not CONn~ | militarism. ‘right to landings in the straits or Government has consented to liftthe 41 per cent in a generation and we "Would be eligible to vote in Briefly, the national aeronautical other nations are hard at work ex- th cag “nghieds A rR oe ms “These proposals,” he added, “are, :y6 gischarge of war material, and embargo on the departure of Chris- are not going to do so now with my l bond election. All qual- | policy recommended provides that: | tending the field of operations of a Par fea sore ey soe gence ae desizcned to separate Turkey andithe commander of each warship tians from Anatolia, and Christians | approval, regardless of how desira- Voters in the city will be eligi- Aeronautics has already exerted 6 aviation and it behooves us to he ber re was Se ee Russia It ie an allied scheme which’ would) be required to give previous are now eFaS to "leave waen they de-- ble such a bond wouwld be from the on the bond proposals. great influence on civilization, its| constantly on the alert or will he gent acters fallacious protection to Tur- announcement of his intentions to | sire. The Government's action was standpoint of the investor. } registration will be held necessity in military operations be- | outstripped in the use or-air naviga- sanne confere . , kev “but grants passage of the pass, so the Turkish authorities due to pressure by the allies at Lau- | “Judging from the records of kh mee of the election to permit ing definitely established, ——e tion on a grand scale.” ee eee, Sra anon LO. Ce aits to warships, which would ex- could verify the authorization. sanne; they convinced. Ismet Peene | sme: 6 years an increase of $15,006>- hae i =a te! Ee Cae wa Le ae tet Rae question of religious liberty and not straits age! me ‘ase of Neutrality that the embargo had caused a bad 000 a. those not now on the OO _— X—— : raise the question of temporal power POS Russia § south coast to attack. in Case om f — re ¥ -ey impression against the Turks ONS: See RE Te ontinnnte the ré ks or who have moved Clubs, Eighth District of Missouri, | minister. reported headquarters for | or-+the recognition of any exceptional The project forces Russia to arm During war time, in cove Turkey Face Sa the aniline Christian tax necessary to finance Itre-come registering. and Miss Marie Ames of the League the campaign among the negroes of ‘rights for religious leaders. This and the guarantees are completely’ were neutra!. all merchantmen | 000,000 in bonds, is not ul “4 : : : . . i sory r fe ‘oul s freely. with the under- ™* orld. servative the St. Louis Medical of Women Voters. the city have been opened in the was an allusion to the Greek natri- illusory for Turkey. ould pass freel; t , ’ .nd Ismet standing that Turkey reservy ed the with a membe 50 ee + 6 Calin . gal - alee Use of the school children in the Midway Building, Jefferson avenue arch, Whom Turkey wishes to depert. 3oth M. Tehitcherin an nati: tated rotier steps to safe- AUSTRALIAN LABORITES GAIN Believes Estimates Are Accurate’: ‘ a. © » ate of |c campaign was advocated? by George and Olive street. Riza Nur characterized as “a Pasha offered new suggestions con- ites “phe eit "sk ee stional | “However, if the a - Ge ' ; 4 ~ + owen 14 ruaT , >. 74 “ : rN cr : a * y Dieckman, vice-president of the Zoo- — —- . moth-eaten legend” the accusation. cerning contro! of the straits. Ismet 64¥ar j : id ‘mit the passage H should range higher than the esti ~ p program, he said, deals . . - ‘ 5 tie *hrtetion | nie ,reenied in principle most of the cases she couiad permit > par . Now Have 30 Seats in ousc, ated $15.000,0 “ Bea lehealth: The ather two-| logical Board of Control. “There is | si] § HAMSTRUNG AND NAILED” 52°. CoTStan Nomen were being accepted in a eo : tow. of light neutral _ warships, except Against 24 in Last One o~ + 00 annually, the tee: | 7 es os, : We ‘ itn | no greater machine in the city today | 1 Us forcibly converted to Islamism and proposals made by the allied Pow- Fire i Bik al Ong Ai ROL He or airs (tt i : rate would be fixed on the actual | Meifare, he = ey o ane '\than the school pupils, if they are Sean thrown into harems. ire, but Tchitchern was Saree? se er of a belligerent Power and nu | _ MELBOURNE Dec. 19.—The al- eee. ee eee | “ty oo, SOF anything put to work,” he asserted. _ Sims’ View of Our Naval Position in| Difference in Plans Presented. hostile and demanded that the Rus- Plane of a ves . °c ES wate st ses for inereases will not materially Loe a better city makes a Pacific and Atlantic. he essentia! difference between sian proposals be considered at military airplane ° . ee si lot ment of pre SE eney votes se the rate as estimated in t 2 A , > : trv would be allowed to go through. members of the Federal House of | ston. his ite mer city.” Other Speakers Heard. 4 > he es - .* ) By the Associated Press the Turkish and the allied plans for length in the st Tbcommission along e | , : - , . : ) : xt sec efers such : large eae yore Other ‘apeakeral whe presented te: | NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—From a+control of the Straits concerns the with the new Turkish proposals. Ruse remo 9. oe Seiten rand be ce eatinns aa alii: dada “The building permits from ar te ~ ommittee oO iw + , , 47 = time I ltr ay : cted, success of f st t. : : t » betw oretg res P- resammend to city forsements or predi ‘ —— SS nave! standpoin | the [ nited States question of the ratio betw een for ign Russian Regnest Denicd. among the belligerents. In this case the Nationalists, the party of Pre- ito 1922 (including only 11 that some of the bonds, if the bonds included Robert E. Lee, is See ee he tk ree eee ee cone, OF . Cee Pk . _ 1 »* ine enirance. wnen Turxey is bel- straits, tne iaiiel peing ~ ae

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Pearer 2 Sg ere POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER I. 1: 22. ER ee —— eee al : “ST. ce. THE CITY.” Louis, the City,” at “seo, Memorial Sunday Percival Chubb referred to the} Whether he ts for {tt or again He did. however, score the He also spoke of a guide ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH Peunded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878 Pulitzer Publishing Fwelrth Boulevard Olive Street. 'joy in the knowledge that their contributions will as- Ee > : ‘sure the welfare of helpless little children. : In a lecture on Christmas is the special festival of the children Remember them by putting the candle in the window Published dy 'on Christmas Eve. proposed bond issue. ity administratic WHEN ‘‘PATRIOTS’’ MURDER. Was a great cay for Wilitant communism when a assassinated the So- It was then and there | provided with a silencing fact with which to confront i ’ THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | ~ erack-brained Polish cialist President. worth-while points and achievements, I know that my retirement Plan Commission make wo difference in its principics, that ft will always figint for pregress and reform. never ‘tol- erate injustice or corruption. aiway- fight dcemagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plun- sympathy with the poor. always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news. be drastically independent: afraid to attack wrong, whether by» predatory plutocracy JOSEPH PULITZALR. April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM Maj. Britton and the Schoo! Book-. urge the reds to seek their ends by Reaction has provided Trotzky’s aposties of the sword with a better argument than could have invoked from their philosophr It is idle to importune Socialists to forsake the rifle for the ballot when their leaders are murdered or un- witully ejected from office which ey have lawfully ‘ It is rank hrpocrisy im against violence and nihilism and nihilism to de- and then resort the moment ther lose at There would have been a the conservative press and public of the or predatory out- ¢ RTE instead of Socialist the murder of President seems cannot escape a share of the inced his election . . : » f its legality. and vie demonstration = inst hij though there was conlea occur than , attitude should be considered onducted a hosti] lection of textbooks former Yale professo attected, and the most distinguished schola: itional amie are good the latter employ ill meet them wit mur- barbarous roman a 2 inflamed anarchis A NEWLY FOUND Lenina sagged tery could be uttered an from a once embracing. ever from the bosom of home and friends Cheering. caressing demonstration of hostile nation the preper function Seems to think that theain Met to impart accurate and ; : talions of British Tommies of sentimental Heaven protect our views prevail! and understanding are less British or the Irish less one anothers Irish than when thes ms Vaguely to trouble Mr. Ch: s hace a iia the causes of Governments ause of human the British people are not to mingle and know inflammatory childish delusions and phobias have fed the primitive passions of Britton’s statement pelling areument o> songgeee perm! ting the be the teenie mong the landed aristocracr revolters and gueri|! and the profession- Informafbn for Mr. Chubb. To the Beiter of the Post-Dispe N the interest of the members of Ethical Society, heped that Mr The recognition present and in rapt stability of the new Pereival Chubb s of the British mation concerning the proposed bond is- see is more complete than his knowledge | of the founding of St. named, as every the sainted Louis bauched and disreputable Louis XV Chouteau'’s Chronicie. Z. LODGE’S ELECTION CHALLENGE. student knows. Prof.. Nichols who ran as an ind ena Republican is proposed bor | issue iatnialithaeiieale while engaging ‘ hi = : ee When Graft Is Not (raft. To the Belior of the Post -Thepetch WANT to Dulld a garage : to house Lizzie that it would leok nicely fr wood with a copper roof and lightn: red. with a coiled copper rain spout after several dars give it a sort of early Chinese appear- .354 over the Democrat! ance. and ought to make it swel,, don THE CANDLE IN THE | i cu The combined exceeded Lodge's br 42.878 that Lodge was a i face of the returns of his naa a These materials used to be expens ve in war times when we were using them er antialien propaganda overseas, ur-derstand now that they can be had @ emile and a kind word if you goto right man. They do tell, and please. Mr Baitor, set me right if Iam wrong. secu can get them from the officers of d was cf y de aie paras hear the carols singers in the hotels and charged br Pro? Nichols. naite ta is enhanced here by knew how to go about sou do, will vou tell me ‘s & sonaesraey and ac- to the singers goes to tion to determine re -orrect regu pe Children’s Aid Soctety, Whether such actio finds good bomes for them. Those who of the carol singers may find added taken pr iietende the Senator Lodge has ended in Do you pay for them and who do \: pay. and is it above the board or below I mean does Uncle money, or is it one of the perquisites of the C. ©. of the Prohibition Expeditio: vr ith H. Q. somewhere in Mizzouri” @o you have to be any particular kind of person to get these remains. which I un derstand to be the remnants of propert, | Qcatroyed in waging war on those tha’ Believe the XVIII amendment to be a ‘knife tm the heart of the United States ) Constitution’ T ask. do you have to be any espec! er particular kind of a person to get inte ‘property Do you have to be a minister with @ gospel to preach. and And one more thing. this building materta!. ‘tt the way TI am told, will 1 be a crafter the authorities graft. and if I won't, will vou please te)! ANXIOUS INQUIRER Evening World and esettice for Ro prosecuted by The Poster Nuisance. the Baiter of the Post-Mepatch UNDERSTAND the taking of “The Spirit of St. Lou!s.’ St. Louis as a convention city 3 ; 7 ° 4 While doing this. taking the picture wil! have men come down city and photograph t poles and our street the poles carrying itt Ha + A . E ; ii use them for advertisin iE street corners sup posed newsboys, all tacked up with moving picture theaters. em also notice Olive Pine, and take notice as these bil! property. pasting bills on and Cenceivabie place they can reach deautiful spectacie: many of our interested in the moving ce have no au- cf! BAe iH : ee . aye y e C onning | E Towner 5; NEW YORK. gore 2 Cloak of Gyp=y Blue. t | f- *, ¥ i ia ae you with us last night. Jus- a ~ ee heed ? a : xo “eae ht vas filled with you: ° joi ).4 was all your magic hair, i” % " + , a Pa we were in the dew. . . cf: . lips : ‘; rs P ie : " hips were in the dew. J ee et Be "4 were sweet. and cold. ly e. +. S were fiery poppies slain >! - 3 ‘ a . lips hat are _ ¥ ed } e ; roses . and poppies fought. Justis and poppies ww! ed @ garden over-trim. » gained a littie hil! Ay x,* Ot ne dele you with us iast night. Jw shad been more ther glad wore a cloak of gypsy bive qhistied like a lad. ™- CHARLES A. WAGNER. % —— t over- f ? 2 a + ¥ » the proposed central. ticket « there should be charts, visi be everypody tn the reom show ‘new seats are selling at variow Suppose, for instance et 4 o'clock in the aftermoe two seats for a certain sho been sold. while another ho out. Then you can sre at what plays are popuiar. estent of their popularity. arr 2m ee + we er ees + ing of marriagé, “! got my- engaged to her.” confides Bill me “because every time I ask Mee pardoned for saying ‘Damm ~widn’t say. “That's all right: like’ hell myself.” And ft off because sh« asked m ‘ swearing. on the ground th had beceme too effeminate.” The Train Talkers. s see this feller Markwiss iz the Sun and landed on the Tri ” eu mean Markwee, don't vou’ Markwiss—he «aid so hi ase aD ~. J “Then he don't know how te weunce his own "ame His name irkwee.” all right. Notice sence he’s land ( ea the Tribune hes writin’ all aeufft?” “Yeh. He's either @ «ap or the 's wised themselves up. Tha A. that used to run that. now . Tower, used to make up hal ia@inff outa things people sent ir @ igeese the Tribune ain't alle istuff any more. Fact, a frien’ auid it was in his contrack.” L. wheddva know” Put in his comtrack that he had Jt f .y to h iniiietl i ae 7” nie é M I R R Of all his own stuff. did they?" Written for the POST-DISPATCH . Reply sess . JUST A MINUTE By Clark M@\dams ‘PU BLIC OP INI adit shane: att poe tou Samed -—eor- ~~ tise that play he wrote, Rais ak,” and stick in a coupla Recently Mr. Ford has talked od deal of ; | hi t repreduct © ee ee good —_ ' CLAPPING THE BLOWER ON. This column is designed to ieetly. and Amalie hand See niand waterwars and has not had much to say Monroe County. Mo. Appeal) bias the latest comment by the leading -" about railroads here is reason for this , | > . eu Seale Se ceomend a. ee Po in ancient Rome the remedy for unrest was @ | mewspapers and periodicale on the | bad The World didn’ mnt Seaton aa rhe “oe ne Lipp! oct ne e blowout in the Coliseum and a few shiploa@s of | sae day Mi in F. T. A.’s cortrack. he” Nal. Vata of Dec. 14 rou will pro y , “ 2 a aa ae a free food. In modern America the remedy seems oe mw. hey. Gosh Lettim alone. . os ¢ > ~ ~ a - 1 ¢¢ 7? = - -—— ae — -* = ™ORDS ROAD SHOWS > De more ed! he fa is bard run, > RO wrote a whole column "the r EFI “IT FOR ! M THS oan him another wad if he can give security. | it'd be so punk their vag rr ‘ s | HS —/. « i‘ — . . : . as ” e F Eee 6 ee sia This will enable him to buy more plug hats, | Feom the Chicago Tribune. idn't sell” Deficits since Ju have fina! ir wipe si ; ' +} . , + the net railve /perating ~ome we camoné Jewelry, Bere eee oe) HE economic value of good roads has W 2 hes -e. they ought to m 4 oe ; ; @ail : rT afl incom - in —v = = + — . —~, | : 7 » ~ , ®arr ed bh — * } eo y hae .i* Toled - g Tronte . i\@ ° Biz R 1&8 ness \as awa Ssa.e@ » » nis, almost universally recognized with , a K the SArne@ ~ tne tr; by I : . . turr ‘A g: ve emp 7Vment to more la orers : arkwi turing the first six mnths of the rea nd farninm mace castamess Gs tee tee ee eee eee . a ar-rt *¢ > @ 7A on rmethe enc ec wee > +h rT) = aye . “ ™ . : 4 nd os ro > - : ev 1ONn ' work '7u s i td : —_ > $3 ae ne , r ; vi aa rhant ana e'’ errthing will he fre Br it ts mot en? it was recognized by the Tthoug — -_, end more’ n - ~ - > . tT se a “ro : , : ia : - = - . a - an A > ‘hs ° oo - re Te > - i ad al bd " : . omeauitinll: a = eit ca e exv¢ il e ed } fa 1 needs | 3 better and by a few others, but with little « lat styu?? It’s eaav” pe eel he wet earned te the carre SE a yr heaper goeocs. Car} ong as only a small minority ef ard party. who has heen trving . ; he news t the arn . r ot tral . sponding perind of last vear, according . . . had any personal use for good roaa@& , - © the train left Dobbe Mar =~ ~?* , the ir al -@e@ > c*, " 5 5 + . a . . . es iT on the ; \e ‘ rt} : ee. » ber oe e \erce Some winters ago I boarded a Delmar car. It history good roads were recognized as 4 "Tou fel) by talk Page a ee Om Mmiss:0 er October the deficit was - ¥ r —_ = Sewesrt 41m aout Mar $174,437. For the 1@ months’ period the — a ateeninamentedl ox deen the floor of the es uable adjunct of military efficiency. The ! - eyes a_e = was slippery with it. took my seat near the ; - : perating revenues were $7.44 Ss? an entrance at the far end of the me with his ge was built On good roads. The —_ rk W ise — >? > ac ane —— _ ee ee ee an = . lh nerease of $2,056,464 The operating ack to the end doors was a negro bor with cr them are innumerable. There = mark wee. expenses were $6.328.875. an increase of sets, taal aig ae oe ; mt i” tow a feller that lives a $2 036.457. but there was a deb® balance (wo large cans of cream, one in each hand. The | many arguments, or of too great variate | one Brooklyn and b :* ' é,.Ve r. ~ wret iAcre Geor v Arm - 4 ” nm ee 4 vs ’ en . 1e | equipment rents amounting te $1.137 c »nductor gave the bell to stop. The stop was /. worthy end. Therefore we may be — a. ie real animes sf au a y a ny poe very sudden. The bor began to slide gently for- : ms ; —— mit 490, which was $531.561 greater thar pa ae - to adopt the suggestion of a co jus’ took that ae 2 writi ward. He made strenuous efforts to keep an- the « . wes we turn to the Bible for seme of , ne Gebit balance for the previous year ; ? | ‘ ue chored rie continued to slide. A |! fy - laintenance-of-war expenses increased an ; - yy i.e recorded advice on the subject of road P) M@¥er beard 2) at Resin ge - P F brand-new brown silk dress with fur over her | ; eed scriptural 4 ° * $41 > . 24 ar = ma nienar;r Ce O42 equipmen shoulders or on. TT} "ar started TD b = If there ~ any who n hod % . ° W eli ’ Rnow : Lat Mar! us + nereased $919.42°. while transportation ayn: ad a woe WES ite win them te the couse of @ =, _. BARNE 8 Pd we ee i ; br this time gett a a real impetus, but had an " ; . : 4 ~ 4 -" . = | . - vork required propaganda in the he went on his knees. The cream n it t . . an zs eg se prt: ro om is hit the {(t does now is revealed in Isaiah. 43, fleor on their bottoms. The lids flew off: the expenses increased $717.365. and expenses ¢ecreased $1°2.4°%5 > . > ps ~ i of the paper ~ ve o ! ‘ * Picture of the Am 1 war into the wilderness.” The atten ® = frem each side fleats > , = m4 4 ; - ‘ _ ~ What Mr. Ford is interested in ow ‘s dams. “ . . cream shot up in the air. It looked like “Old ~ r v eling of persona! respor = States #1 these days of organization the value a? Faithful” in Yellowstone Park for a minute. and oe a fe tty a lag. The wrape m plet ordination ! not lost up - thieves. then—half of it adorned the boy's black face, | _~ ome of 6 7 rs or" (er Soldiers and Sail ee ee ee a a ' from which it hung tn gobbyv th | Xing Achish of Gath, who inquise®, See ica.” and says, “This ins When the Denver mint was robbed on yesterday nee: st + taper ~ festoons; the re- | | ue ve made a roadtoday7™” * ls especially got ob ia ae - > - — — . maeac.n er s 4 I ’ , ’ > ai ; j of some $200,000 there appears to have been was waist high on the lady's dress’ > 7. g@visee his people to nimi Gwrious Succ Le eed n _ " , +: ls have never in . one Guismeite carryis cperatires ane Gs my life seen such an expres- | ind eo it goes. And the resultp & and Sailors.” “Made”"—and other loaded with interference. HH was the sion of utter disgust on the face of any human . . sdt Tf. nt +h ‘ tn th 7 ' being as there was on hers urveyt | been somewhat similar to those 3 a * as the world’s record business of the second car to get itn the way of h as, surveying her lThen. as now. traffic congestion was hanshin i : pursuit. a stratagem perfected in football! and decorated dress, she turned to the conductor, | me logical consequence of such cf wh months they'Tl _.~ -*) err often wondered whether ft is better to be sat- . . . FREDERICK WILLIAM WILE iz the & dl wae he urninely or agreeably humorous, and are dis- George Harvey deplores that the world n ROMPTLY and tnevitably the 1928 8 Svers ic thar th posed to believe that Santa Claus has outwitte longer t even ' . a " b rea © men wae posed u d - pays attention to great events. Tut! Tut! | tial prognosticators are at werk. = @y-made shirts th: nk ¢« Ri reorge: Your speeches are alwars read —Pet- ae +h — bas _ gel t ’ . = . z Tfon Pregs- eS uardian. > tal Me wer By side LI3e@ e: ec’ 10 - . ae Y . = -O fit Old James Sir Notice that the French people are verry ° ° . ,ceord with the inexorable law ef . 4 r. PP. ws ch worked up ever the rapids declining | reakfast room: A cubby hole in which the (the pames of Nathan L. Miller and 2e=5 , orn > - +* - - - ~ = — = ; Re “8 : birth rate anc -.@7 are (nT fear of complete de | fami iv has remo and supper. unless there is i woigh Beveriag?. On the emec. y a _CHRISTMAS P r tion | company —Muncie Star. Be a a +” Atlee Pomerens, . Why not suggest that ther adopt a law pro- . . . | sg ' pores meg Ameocinted Prone Prams hibiting babies altogether. with severe penal- . ee ee ~ -> erase B TORK, Dec. 19:—~Act tien Ger vielhtions; seuncthing & la cer efstt. PA’S RADIO. many authorities are inclined to ealitie: on cters eenth amendment? The inborn perversity of T'S don't do this and don't do that; Harding himeelf and ali th m= they have rege ong. the average human being woul@ do the rest and Now don't you make a noise; nip atuintstratio:. i is jocularty | © pymgmae Cortutens “ier ante France would most ifkely have a more than Throw the piano from the shack, that the Harding Cabinet contains at Gay at abundant crop of the babies she so much ée- Ané burn the children’s toys: dozen premdential candidates, by sires. KCIRREM ECARG. Send the graphonola back: edly, are meant Messrs. Coolidge, ° . e For “Ssh!” ig all one hears— ver, Weeks, Denby and Wallace. : Cause pa has radio headset: | fell you these personages, like Mr. It will gurprise nobody, that the Governor of Presse , now . +. = ' o ~ or ee re d tight agin his ears. . self, have become ineligible and North ‘ una ig net attending the White ; oe 7 House cofference ‘for political purposes. “repudiated. - a 3 Now shut the door. go drown the cat: | publicans, br the same teen, e- ek But fust leare me alone— ‘ties.” tmeclude Governer-E/iect ‘Tres — ——- «+ a —_— . ae — rt - iagted about toe be delivered While [ find out where I am at: eytvanta, Senator Hiram Johnsen, mito the hands of —_ a lenders. Rip out the telepnrone’ with his record senatorial majority | Tell the children all to scat— to go on with; Gen. Leonard The manager of Marshall Field's thinks we Oh, how pa’s wrath apears Lewden, and, tf radicalism is te be | are to have a wave of prosperity some time in When he has radio headsets wags the ¢. o. p. dog, Robert M. ta 1823, which is goed enough news !f we can onlr Jammed close agin his ears. Democrats are talking mest, of ¢ held out that long _G. MeAdoo, who has recovered his’ = *e re ’ ws . ’ Wont move a thing, but hold your breath— | fest fashion since ciection dar, Many «a thrifty individual who has cashed in . now it's coming good’ ‘Samuel M. Ralston, conqueror of his Christmas savings account is no doubt won- | age ate oem alys new; @ana. There is alwers James dering what the coal man is going to buy him That es it understood | be reckoned with, and Johan W- self with it —Columbus Dispatch. ~ we can't talk and listen, toe '¥York. Many Democrats fascy & e e m4 “Seh' ts all one hears ' of Connecticut, former Since pa bas radio headsets ‘man, who possesses. besides The tmpending beer controversy looks Like a Glued fact agin his cars. en, . case of the bigots against the spigots.—WNor- RHEA b certain political SHELDON. make him the best man toe fetk Virginian Pict. 3421 Harrison, KE. C. Mo

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Pe GR LS eT: . nd ‘oe ~ ee od ~ Nem je re PR ria: “TUESDAY. » 18 1822. T} BER 1%. 1 1e City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. a er ee TT a et _ ial 9 | TARINA IS A ana s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ——— - ’ | { and Mre. “eorge C. Stehiman, and POSITIVE], y LAST FOUR DAYS | | py | ( ) ( | Bo a eC W ~ ‘Wane of dean teed > ebm RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY INSISTENT DEMAND | | inennieneniaiinaineniiiiis |There will be many social] functions | | = THE VOCALION Ta § ORCHESTRA | A , ' aye? iLiven for the visitors, among which om” -) Dp NEW YORK N ey The undergraduates of Princeton ea is a luncheon at the Hotel Chase. | \ “ os . ow YORK.—Ouw young friend University who live in St. Louis have | HONOREE AT TEA DANCE Mr. Holland will a in St. Louis 2 | | : J ; LD) . 8 ‘a Cloak of Gypsy Blue. X relates that he was at a house | yar; we , ‘icememinnieiiiaih: ‘ii Oe ic vb at the noida ‘with us last night. Jus- party recently and found among he Doris Keane as AMOTrOUS and) eee. Ite, a ls pes: . shildede elk nee Eee | ‘= University. Its membership numbpers children lier ai f an rdefi- | DICK B TON, Cond guests Mr. ar A ermavant Catharina : : mn will remain for an indefi- | C AR N, Conducting was filled with you: ‘vening a me bly bensing = "ehh “Pmagant Catharine I, in J& men, said to be the largest nutn- | nite visit > : . : « ] Pe ame rom t , , me =. 4 . ora e¢ eC ‘ TT? ft ; ~ ae ; sr lawic hair hostesee f _ id : ee 1¢e Hungarian Comedy. ber ot ur dergraduate ae froirr St Lol oan “ qas all your magic hair, Ss tor ald in arranging a buffet . in recent vears Morgan C. Day. a es Se ae were in the dew. supper. Mrs Houdini peered ——— nior. has been elected president : eed | Robert fi. White of 441% - . PerTiigr, as wee; sOCLS ’ =s as ' ‘Stroineter — . . - through the window and observed By RICHARD L. STOKES Gale Johnstor : junior. ‘e res | : ae eedaiahtae r place has offered her , were in the dew Justine, her husband standing near the cen. RINCE SO] —— — "aS : : ! ; 'ouse [or saie anda will depart after : 4 _ 4 _ae - were swee' and cold. ter of activity “T see Mr. Houdini’s Or of the Russi a ee PHOTOPLAY THEATERS will arrive Friday to visit Mr. Hoi- sz nd — od * rr yy leer Om ~ f °& = ‘ nt a ‘ .% I Z Ti “. > sta’ iTli 4 ad I ms .. . . : * a . iane e] d > qT) j VN i ays sASterY to make her home in ss0sSton \ 1 wh’ init an Empire, com- | secretary vhLere ] == bye , in ere ane rem; “ ' ee re her son. Charles P. White qere fiery popr-es slain i th re, she remarked but he bined “the offices of statesman The entire club with the exceptien oe ae =r ' pee, WE that are old wont be ar vy good to them.’ and fancie nit bh, P , rw ¥ 1 4 dit Maile 2 ae ide follow ing his graduation in iad F = ° i¢ ] Ler yf male ¥ " ‘is ‘ r f + ih nl ace x TY) ] al ‘ (7) 7s $ . . ; wel % ; You know she added in a burst | serae! ut ' 9g) ; ——— june from Harvard Univ ersity. Mr 2 : ‘ it’ : rTAaglio of t) at voracio) 1s Sultana of rdner. who make t! Princeton “S White 1 1) 7 poppies four! Justine. of confidence, he S the Lost he lpless the North C t} a t) C ~ =? . Polk bh asia wil} si exe Sf ; write an extended re “Some Pe ae re ee ; > a Pee Becaube ; ve ~ ee + — ro — ~ — 7 ene Se we ee oe ee em ew ae se eee wr wwe OS ee oe eee - ~~ » - - ~ om ta Bree one oe ree a= - o~ . ~ oa “LP =. ~* as a en ’ * reti “© TY) 0) _ ie & ‘ i @¢) ir ne fn «4 . mtiz ' . ee of Lilie Christmas dance e, Distinguisted Americans.”’ ar ren er f the skilled but de.- it! elubp pial ca iV) , . ; mead a} ! : : -+ be one ag, | SUaded Louis XV to dispatch to Mos- the St. Louts alumni wii | invited ' 7 Lue ba pry — Mrs. touis I Attend Big Post-Dispatch Children’s Christmas Fund Show ' cular passion w S e : a tage — ——— ‘ ree. oS ; it . i@ se Pag: ae * & te ¥ . « ae that a fre: moon, and instead wil] ive : CHARLES A. W AGNER. : ; se A’ ? : : ’ f ~ litfaroartyt ‘se ri ¢ ) > 4 . } ‘ : 4 Pi oe . Ai ate ' ‘ 4 era ose, for instance . echemes of dintn: v' Th in ‘ ‘atermar ' | TE ME ad Bock in the aftemoon it is our belief that one of the j pus Y eae pcg APA) ’ THE PICTURE of marriagé, “y sot my- ineyvy are no ene-dimensiona! as tity 7m . i Bx? ELGIUM NTR R, M ADAME wn St des much journalism is ee erican E ward Shel- 3 as Ba tS cae ae Selling cvery Saturday from New Y -& With | s6TN > Ni i> o her,’ ; Mr. O'Higgins was talking 1 = | 7° laptati« th Doris Kean ATT rent : est Also prsewens Sailings from CLARA KIMBALI. YOUNG IN : ae iC | | BOSTON 1LADELPH AND ELLIOT? DEXTER : “pecause every time [ asked i mle in Geant ae “ae iad ag once about a nove! by a man the Semiramis of the in : - | ests at the Rox Tr bday NTREAU and QUEBEC “WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY | (\F THE TA Ww” ~~ ee eee =e oe - ee ee proposed central ticket should be charts, visi- . P A OE NN EE AT Is At er A oe . + ol ~ es —— - ’ WITH A SOUL ee be ef for saying ‘Damn’ |... eaiy Aig te ie 7 Moskv: if cue e Rox » wits | p pardon n rient: 1) (2° World and he said, "| : 3 i ee tes oe Mary Carmen Rywn. Making connections te ai canis on @e GLEE AND MANDOLIN CLUBS “That's all right: r ' : SE Se ee | : : ) ; y. > k : ; ’ . ; ; ’ ; ff ‘ . .* st tr, penmence eimeesit® And 1| "ake the read “] lar Sail —40 COLLEGIANS— ys ne * ame galloping un ions ace £7 r who vw return fro hy, ar Sailings ; —_—- Slee because sh« asked me ed | ie | hse 3% panera dete Be ll ap , i Mite ies. Salk dar eat ) aia A aR aE ts CERMANY, TrALy &@ BALTicsTATES LARRY SEMON in “GOLF” COMEDY—"MUD AND SAND” ; “jt s 80 ara to dao tnat ‘ ; » TR mee FOU ' asOT rie rit. ‘ I rr} fr nter ‘ne to on , ‘ ‘ eso. ¢ . . : "* Gadinet bexin alfeut thy dust | @nkemnnt | panics an awar's ter Wf es B, ‘et ee Sn st to opend & Fer intes Wr epply to ) ind how the trees ; tt aroul ena lia nt resenc eae o8 —* a. | Starting Saturday—Wonderful Christmas ‘Week Program kers. , . — ry re} ‘ 7? } —. . ‘ . . i / ; T rié*es : ' ‘)? 1) . . oa , . . . * .* £ n =e . oe “eo a ie big house and all that At Es 3 0 ir- : lis Aileen Lonadal | _— Lins | WESLEY BARRY in ‘*‘ HEROES OF THE STREET’? this S ined ¥ fe Tri.) #te the parts: we skip t doesn’ cy amone the nohk ARE ee) tending scho ) ie BUSTER KEATON IN “THE PALEFACE” an anded on tne ri ¥ , , et & , ee BY ifs whe oe for he , ' ipa Kien ae ANDY CHRISTM. "ANDY ee. ’ ' Sun 's > make anv ad er n © > ae : a | ae . 3 — ‘ , ome ta 1 tit ' ' aaer ent Ureteet Off DANDY CHRISTMAS CANDY FOR VER) dee me Prod nae GCOMTS! ee hen he wernt mean Markwee, don't you?” 4 we ill eek Ail ol iat ie, Bl vearned to ern ronf a hfe Wishart jughter of Mi \] ) , lin ak es : . : AIRE PAH ar a9. ; ene Es Markwiss—he said so hisse!f) ¢.iq or anything tion to everr o1 (the million « a Wishart ? Lind ven ae "es ” Ms he a : isn't under obligation teil rp r\- , ' 4. sls owe aoe er: 6 ‘ a a , - , re greene : rs ; sit | | I c on't know how t0/ ming that’s there. . enty has th! t° eral nined the Lieutes n Of Detroit. Ak took place | ay eae ae a ie AS XS 6) et ere ées 1Nd-! a. tres in the meatow right | Major on 1 ! former St girl, and lu- Ae ge «ap a eo ae The Picture With a Kick ‘ | Ue ere al bo ! ona | | : - | | Uneensored Scénes of the War BE 1 | that’s being writied about doem’r fens. the Vicomte’ might coo! hie ton it &, Eraduate of ihe mentary to Miss Elise Garneau and PERSHING THEATER wised themselves up. That! a: : t q | treaty reposed re a Hpertuanreeee Se ee salt eebutsntes of this C U NARD Delmar, Near Hamilton Se own name. His name's|,.. what he sees - | bune hes writin’ all his ’ | _ ‘7 lg \ ’ na » ye " we 4 i= .* ’ . : ~ s 7 ' me aa ,* ** . ‘ 7 ; autnor Can se : oO : CPis nel , cn } +} Samat used to run that. now.| «till have the proper relation -be- tt lady-in-waiting Oe ee ee ¥ {and last seas ind their escorts ano ANCHOR umes | Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, This Week r, use Oo make U H tween the figure and the background HOUT . wa p ee eX ride : tad The pnartyv wil ; Ve the Pia rt. . ; dt k ip half I , ' ms ' ‘ ' ‘ , : Se Bait Regular Sailings from N_ Y¥ Kus Ovta things people sent in.| And again. the character in the b : er © ’ = :" one ett mme, 53 ‘estmoreland place ton—Montrea! Tues.—To Sovto ' -~ bune ain't allowin’ at see ‘ines not ; ali asc the Alexei as ; e on irmings res ampton and Cherbourg. Thurs.— the Tribu ‘ta ‘in'} may se tl ings not at all a | Alexei as an ‘¢ i iit tn eteand tub s | To Cobh (Qugenstown) @ Liverpool. any more. Fact. atrien’' o ar hut according tT =] > fantastis tm ine cours cyt a’ e~ es ; : ' lie rt i) and wil me “ Sais.— To ivrnoutn a , “or sk” | manceit 2 Thien — Th, = ae , rh) n . {_ a - Wet inipat ' I an — " ‘keno _—_—— Hamburg Te Londonderry at wid it was in his contra rer MRS a — . j) | have ever seen. oe ‘oe a Se RES en Ce ee fe : | ” aoa. | departe r his home port. Boston. |--¢ ¢ sf Pager ci Agen id pen N MRS. LESLIE CARTER P mk, and stick in a coupla lines; fidelit: Atuany Qf vel ' Sau | ) , i. wo cmildren To Liverpool. | to reproduce without — | we SCM \anindy Unelilt al abies bus nél ' bit oard ) U. | See sornt Cunard Agent or wel’ - i ati :| blicist archy. and make some funny | we don nd an ) ts | om y «KI . / . (neand & Anehor &. &. “THE fe IRCL file | BEGINNING WITH. THE in ubii 8, ° sary scriptior ‘her »ta- mv little ra ot i? Wher socio . -« Puss Anes, 11235 Oltvwe “& | ; | the lead 9 DP | be ware descr , nei | : 7 | ; art aia — i neier 3 SORAN : nes. 1 ve With a notable cast. includiog | MATINEE SUNDAY DEC. 24 } om the questions of Sel’'The World didn’t put|loging. Here. for instance..is a he rebelled, she browbeat and ca | Pade OCEAN STEAMERS || Ernest Lawftora Clara Moores || |} iF. T. A.’s contrack, he” | paragraph about > ; rchniso! jvieagd Rim a af terful Ul , esd . nll a * se" , ” 4 ! = ae sites Seman ne Wed. heb boc $2 | | “DOUGI AS . hey. Gosh Lettim alone. If which, as we remem! I ‘ : mit miecnt ¢ lien? rit siliw be f ! riot ‘ ; . -» Li] TE o8 _ » 18- : Nights. 50e, ‘$1. 00. $1. 50, $2. 42.50 : | 4 . ’ ‘ riece of deacrinptior ailov cd f } iz ‘ Sh ‘ W I TI . ' a! 4 , “ : ONAIGS ; ‘ a bs | gear , ¢ ¢€ 2ADS. — ‘a toma (human nous ‘haracter ir the ho) _ — , tT ‘9 } . , } ’ Lets , ‘a Week Sun., Dec. 31. Mail Orders Now is) I AIRBAN KS - | Na be so punk their paper) “M4"acter in the who ad se =e yl 1Ov'e | we ' oa | THE eon WITH 1001 LAUGHS | " . E ; t sell.” % @ presents he! ' She wit the st traw wa : 3 | | 4 > / W) __ With tt IN food roads has become “Gaiiw her ~e. they ought to make © On th a ee S Seah aoe Rad a aR — ana ROBIN HOOD” gnized with the devel — Werk the same’s the Tribune) "@r tra! murder, and the man es . — ~~. at RP ea ae ig. OE ' F : THE NUGENTS | ‘ | : . " who tells the story has this to say: a nice lace petticoa' SCRO acertechads ~~ one | ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST | ; 4 Prior to that dev elop ; Mark wise. en t pur t ! ; Ag ll { 6 Months at the Belmont Theater, N.Y. | ATTEND THE PREMIERE ote ~ Eves. (Exc. New Year's Eve). 50c-$2.50 PERFORMANCE SUNDAY + ‘yt, ,they dont work. (‘iuvs like ‘For 7 ot so much her In 1 extremit - Del the of: Lek \ . ; paren ‘ 1 farmer , : ’ ; . | —* . ‘ ‘ ri +} ‘ : ’ ‘ ‘ ’ — ’ \i 7 * . , mia 2 =: , - , 7 the thoughtful Zz, ree dont .end more’n a hour beauty th: ving—1 ruts re ery . ‘ hs ; ‘ | ee ae Mat. Wed. Ste. Ger $1.00 wat. _ -92 | Phane Cab 516 : with little effect rs, 4 ‘that stuff. It's easy.’ of a SMA! ‘ ‘ . : 6 im Tee \ nevi bi‘ | ‘ ’ cf) ! ’ ’ | ‘ \ . % pi ao? MEDITERRANEAN ” ear ve. $1.00 to | oe - 4 : | Boo neg “ a a het aaa fg | pls bject of —_ ee : ’ Fer hear that.” ae ‘ a « hy ; n Eo. tet " ° ; rine wh ne > st ie ae : ¢) ? tec Trend wa , re af bd dq scri tura argu : ny Well. ’ eS) ARainsi Sone innece SSATiiv Ol- a T) Le rT) I al »] Ate ai ® ( : abe . . . y, ; .* m oe eae setae. I know that Marius is fensive questions which the Prose- always imperially merous to her eshinetal oe? ae | Quen RTE oe ax yeommemopeyrneers ; ; 2 sea" : : - P , —oe © @ That the . 7 BARNicN. ‘uting Attorney asked her, but she discarded paramours. So Alexeiwas fvests wv rig ' : | TOURS ' SPECIAL PERFORMANCE in the ancient days ar aa 7. midd! let it fall hack again into her lap pardo ed Inited to his ladv-in- assmate if) OWN LF£iTris W me ES ; ERE and Informa] Dance, 9 to 12 Isaiah, 43, 19, “Make y My os of the paper wrap- where the other hand clasped it with | waiting and sent back to the army, £¢™ og ~ wes : K EK A N E : MI *" The atternpt to de- 3 from aa me American an odd effect of comforting it silent while Catharine ynsole ierself | flizabeth Lord. ‘/aroly: Matthey —fpe a> ~ s— : , : | each side feats the ' , ‘ me ames the . 8 nent vihiisiegs 2 Kathe Ti farie Reid ‘lrma ! wee W ould you visit: responsibility for the. Stat . ly And I seem to remember her ith that elegant virtuos i nour, a , , , : : In the Most Emphatic Success of Her parently began with “s flag. The wrapper slowly shaking her head as she an-|the French Ambassado: -ob.nsor ‘air Rountree jizabet } SPAIN, PORTUGAL, MOROCCO, ALGERIA, Career—Her Triumphant Successor to HEA ER » , ITALY, GREECE, CONSTANTINOPLE, PALESTINE, “Romance” I *v “Our Soldiers and Sailors ««- » ther ; 5 me: NS The Roles Are . . le iy and ilar elle "ood iz , 4, “Whither — . eA swered, in her deepest tones: ‘No. we Role re Reversed. } Z2% ow weem Jeremiah. fo eed Says, “This instru- Xo. No.’ But for the most part she| ‘his story is retailed with 1 , | There will be about 200 guests TE EGYPT, The Islands of the Mid-Atlantic, and have a | 60 per cent of proceeds efter especially got up in Honor ‘ in | Taal | |s) i] aa oe near DE BALIVISRE * Guess - , nea ne ; ar the nies! raftw and e ' Departm 7°80 67 / riple Pro — eck it werk. On the va Fmade 1 men who G@-ias we have read in a good many! more or less fines: that of hunt- | ° Tati A pan Te aaa - ; > Ninth and Locust St«. Ouse Ka xe i Piet t , - aT r ; he Me - ” limtnated in d are S irts thi nk the | years. But the first story if] the lresses of men. eau liow! hiati eae } r) , Dallas, Tex.: 17098 Ry nl = nea | ‘3! : prasemaaien cals see STUDY CLUB § mn has ¢ nities rgving to fit Old James J.) book, “Henri Anthon.” is a little bet- Miss Keane, wearing a series of | >'es. ith equal dignit: sua oY City Mog; 1121 = ALL THIS Ween twee te TIMES (OODFELLOW ; s law of our poe ” a PP. A. ter. Sooner or later we shall "et/the most resplendent costumes ever) 'tY. ' characters of patriotic es ae — ‘| 2:15— Panus Boye—Fabies 6:15) To Help ‘the Poor to ar ‘ Her and Albert Jere , -- ‘around to writing a review of “Some€/seen outside the costifest revues, f4r-seeing Statesinan al athe 1 Boece 7 in iy: een mie HEARTS Havin . Democratic side, a : CHRISTMAS PARTY Distinguished Americans.” Anyhow, | brings before us. in her portrait of rine’s Sir Pandarus of Troy. Louis — Wiliams oe ee pod With All-Star Cast Pomerene, is ee . it is a good book this German Princess who made her-jCalhern, famillar of. yore in St. 2:52—-MARMEIN SISTERS—8:52 maL..! ~~ mY a gy Le All A of possibilities, ee ie Mecintes Prone Presa, HEYWOOD BROUN self lord of all the Russia, an Louis stock companies, wed con- | BOta Liddell & Gibson --8:07)/ 1) Soseph Sheehan Ce. effare » celeste ed to erase Presi e: TORK, Dec. 19.— Actors and authentic sovereign—crisp and sharp ®iderable advance as the towering, The Internationa! Comedienne of Christmas Carole those associated , pF Wnable to entertain others Steamship Movements. of decision, prompt of will, ruling | headstrong = und Paul Leyssec, | == | »:22—Sophie Tucker: — 9:22 ! PP er tes By ; ; ' ; —- ne fha “ieomte de Pon .ourt "s . by bm ds . s jocularly been a % have no work. will be Arrived. her dominions in love, with a hand 4s the vi omte de Ron, ; _—— = | CHILDREN 10¢ ALWAYS 80c onfjains at least he half Christmas day at the 'y the Associated Press of iron; knowing well how to draw mode! of &@ fastidious ar courtiy |} | | (7)—Ted Shapiro & Jack Carroli—(?) i es, by whom, sur Lb. _ Inn from 4p. m. to i New York, Dec. 18, Baltic, Liver- | 4n impenetrable partition between gallant. Others in the company are , Favorites of Everybody ; Fal Hughes, Hoe ha Christmas tree, turkey | pool. the woman and the monarch. Cath-| acceptabie a : taba ville ae . | 3:37—VWap & Corbett —s:s7 "oO. LTRBER sere, i y allace. Politicians q | gifts for all who attend. Yokohama. Dec. 15. City of Glas- arine’s famous patronage of ietters in the play atharine contesses tin. 4670: Del. , ; ror ; ' ike Mr. Harding him: . Allen, more than 70: gow, Baltimore. and arts was at least hinted at in 35 years, and is accused by the iv, 2:15, 25-50c; Nite, 50-7 PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIALS: | 4:05—Catherine Sinciatr & Co.—10:06 so cecilia At p. : gible and are ™ | ™ Who has helped more than Rotterdam, Dec. 15, Christianbors her interview with the Vicomte. jealous lady-in-waiting of being 335. | PANTHEON EVELYN : 635— ‘ News Pictures —10:25 | wane 749 ' udiated.” Other Re-- Mest of them actresses New Orleans If. in presenting the Czarina’s The plot appears to be based on the SINGERS PHILLIPS MATS.. 15c to 60¢. EVESB., 25c to $1 00 | “poo the tb é leris 2.5. i feminine moods, Miss Kea! made episode of Dmitrief Mamonoff, a N | RAGAN FESES 6 oe Neate nese en ee ees ccesecessestecvesnsabenengenenabesseeessbeesteene | | ‘n, branded enn: Party. The organ- Liverpool, Dec. 16, Belgian, Bai Ee Oe Nec +s] h Concert Stars iniand Company in a , ; ect Pinchot of P nit headed by Ethel Barry-| timore: Navigator, Galveston. mee coquetry seem, sometimes kitten-) 7vUng and fascinating nevis, whe, at “A Treat in Music iSong & Dance Cycie}) ) ¢~ () LUM Bi Asr. ct: AS ial I | ; President. and Mar- | Liverpool, Dec. 18. Adriatic, Now | ish to the point of silliness: if her the ~— of 26. wera n ge eae 7 sane | ; Water — and by Oe | \ b ST ee aes ’ ALEN IN: ecutive president. York via Queenstown. /fanguorous “Ohs'" and “Ahs!” be-/|of the Empress, then 6 , ee ne THEMSELVES "ein Melvin Payne | 1A, M. Contin ye! P és ” ard Wood, Fran ; ee Copenhagen. Dec. 18 Frederick | Came farcica] rather than sensual— He fell in love with and married a World-Famous Comedians in JACK BOBBY Big Vaudeville. TMovel - Pr, Ye 4 In ALL NIGHT is to be the tail poe of Henry 3. Mohrman. VIIL New York this pom aay be one ee — of the court, Mile. Shtcherba- Re-United — Weberfieldian Chorus |) rT tne ane Sn apeenaing “A DA y Aol MOVIE Q” A Thrilling Momence ef Oa t M. la Follette. > S8fvices will be held. Saliled. ‘ors praguaice ee owe Be ' CHAS. T. ALDRICH—LYNN CANTOR | ; ta fi | J é rees Loves , of course, of W Wiliams | Morning at St. Roch's Bergen Dec. 18. Bergensfjord, climax. also, with the conspiracy at According toone report, while the’ | THE L ADEL LAS—TULIPLAND {| SPECIAL _.? — oe aoag STs ar AN ‘i Pf Sy ar his voice in n mane 6060 Waterman avenue, for |New York ‘the noint of success, did not quite |Czarina was hetping to dress the/|/} The B cwost Thing Ever ip St. pte? . EB ~-— PRODUCING UNIT OF 22 C IN D E R E L L A. 4 4; mn: ff, perhaps because the acting bride, the latter gave a cry of pain: Next { HERMAN TIMBERG ) A Great | ; A Moti Pictu wf dar, and of ing Mm, 42 vears old, a come Oft, | I e acting & f it Week ? FROLICS OF 1922 Show | | otion re Studio in Action , or of Beveridge 2 oo Sealer, who died vester- Former Pythian Sisters’ Head Dies. | was not altogether convincing. It was a gold hairpin had been thrust into || NT: ia : fl te GIRLS Zxter the .ontest, tor « Theater Beautiful——Cherokee and lows { 4 y ©. 606 y ae | ' likewise hard to believe that a Qyeen | her head. Another actount says that | cae Career in the Movies Today and Wed.—Milton Sills and nes M. Cox b 4 Westminster !| By the Assoctated Presa ; ——— bn W. Davis of we) blood poisoning result-| WEATHERFORD Tex., Dec. 19./of Catharine's high courage woage | che young wife was torn from her) : | HERBERT DYER & CO. Wanda Hawiey pln e g39 96 09 pey Homer Cummings = 88 internal carbuncie.|—Mrs. J T Cotten. 65 years old, was | beg for her life at Alexet's feet. In- | husband's arme and flogged with the | Hf UN IVERSITY | LEIGHTON & OUBALL m Soesitie national chal.~ ts survived by his widow | found dead in bed at her home here |stead of overwhelming him with the | knout. However that may be. Ma-| MSes¢ persons are honest and wi i DRESSI ER & WILsON presidential tial quell Henry Jr. H ‘ | lav She was grand chief ofjascendancy of her intellect and in-|monoff soon wrote to the Empress/| return lost articles {f the loss ts | MI SICAL { | I TBS | iy HARRY FisHEn ctations that ett in Washington Savin ; an Schien Sisters for several trepidity ‘that he was profoundly miserable | advertised in Pest-Dispatch wants. i ) EARLE WILLIAMS ringr | th , | it Mestayer’s Chancellor. »She declined to readmit him to her vicars ag eat“ er teave with | Odegn, Dec. 26:m ar 8:15, Tickevn $1.00 | . ULI NE and Loan Asso-|and in 1911-1912 was supreme chief In our judgment, the most mas-|favor, for she had already provided | 7°"* i os one F. Pas er that organization. \terly performance = that of Harry herself with a successor, One Zubofr. KIDS “DOUBLE . ; ; = nee Association and the | years, following her election in 1895. | ese NIN Bi TD SEE MPI * — | uae

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Bb TN, cr 7 ’ . re et ee ere ee . en ethno AES | Lo A ce yet ; es «APES ERT Ee ees i is. Pa! we at oe. = iy ou ose tg oe ; “ : and the Times CombBtned. Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat th Si7.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wit = ; — | annua] meeting of stockohiders here | DAINTY BOTTTS TOILET 3 b d 7 Scomell yesterday. He has been a director of “a 101 aa — WOW DENIES PART (the company for a number of years | GIVE HER e ve R - U mM e or Ln oe - Se = , :- ART T HREE. tronaree 3 t PER CENT MORE CI those im any Other ErerrT ae MURDER ] or a MANICURE SET, or a FINE BRUSH Tanc —— Bamente—Hews and Womors, Wecber—| IN ERUNEN Mim TOVERCOATS || cre HIM "crs CIGARS | / | oT Men's Guif Links—Watch Chains—Scarf Pins | soocn-" = 9" F ge QQ a> Ila qJudge® Dolph Drug. J = MiMER ICA m= FON CREDIT G =)... _. ee Larne YOU wet HIM or HER oa i = associated Pres , —and REASONABLY ‘Three Fer (yeneral rmwyT FOLLY. N. J.. Dee ashingt DeBol! Mere Rrunen and her brother SiS Olive—Tth and Locust—5ié w niforme d Brit = - ~ ig mari uine Biue hi ‘illing of “Honest” Jehn 1 Brunen, : - ‘ : F ( on Tue ung Os + en aTCH te the only St. Lewis evening ~ a ee Ee ee ee ee - -“* = = ee eens owner. denied on the witness r POST-DISrAitn & - 3: _ 7” ime Asenciated Press news service. tond wvesterdayr that ther had anv S| ¢ les M. I onf ; lay - , If she hacen ’t «2 Diamend Ring. sour eo. i las wort o I | gift troubles are over. for it is the : : . - , the wandc eee thing that every woman weets. Tt t eo gift that will last ferever,. and all you need pay befere \ mas is One Dellar. Meuntings are solid all- white geld: desens to seicct from Venderful cheice at ; " . ni > ‘ ™ . hh ty . ‘ ‘ lo’ i $ $ 90 [ol ho preceded the show- 3 —'s wid me the stand made 4m - ~ = Pa al 77 every allegatior ther witnesses for Other Diamond Rings, Men and Women, Priced Up to $500 | oo orn annoy him im the , I ever urged, hired or suggested . ‘ NOIS and FE LGIN to well that he kill Brufen, and 1 ; | ! ILLI ve romi t him money to Aill ~ * "y hh : et ET vesc*erda’ > ; . A BRaiostorm eounse! fo fefense asked th: ) rt to dismiss . ) By HENDK = ase a€4." r¢ ‘ ee . or an accomr of the . ' = > Be : ie Ce - 7 , ee ie ¥OU will look at a map] Tustice Kalisch ruled t [eleativ. The British are in 4 testimon against > need pa etTore “ new wi of — —. sees | fe: . ‘ : Ps - | | , , Z es —= : ae ee ‘Ps . harmyi tiene. Brookiyn and the = my t0 vem upon Der innocenee ther High-Grade Fhonograpns | Bitte pushed towards the Pay the Balance After Xmas : . > ime Howe had failed to dri¥ Heights. he decided te aay Gay Vers ESPISCOPAL BISHOP GIVES IDEAS Fe 4 at Lowest Prices a irk cect ond thea atta 7 Jewels iSjJewels i7Jewels 19 Jewels OF CONDUCT FOR A MINISTER Hariem Heights was a ve $75! $95.00 997° 545.00 ties Wieser “anahe ‘on “et | Christmas Gifts That Will Give a Lifetime of Pleasare fw i ph attack would est more to keep perfect —— a) E Phonograph : ments to de so. and the rag A astor ; . D mehed and as rebellious as & : ) \ ler’ Aes aoe oe = os | |. | With Twelve Late Selections a G After this second failure study ts to teach c upon a broader scale. ! ttack him # On Terms of $1.50 a Week Bil ‘ aE teeerda He Sil h Tums parallel to anm e i the British at the vrlag — , and thev hit h penetr: ated their lines. : tad weather always had Bittle. Rifles were clumsy aff m. First. the powder had red im. after which the ef Bpiece of flint. against whi¢ r ald muskets were called Se powder got wet before i fen it was impossible to shoe le was usually called off e ' write a treatise.” Bishop Slattery said heid with those c!] oA VA WM ‘er 2 D astorna hella “ and Ari-} 200. Sth Street Seer Olive & Pine ih aie elerevinem 4 ~—— Harding Biscceer « of Lumber Pam. MARION. 0. Dec. 18 —Prec The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Harding was re-elected a direct ——— Press news service. the Pendergast ee a) on Wednesday. pee 4 ye Smarr emer. hee until S&S P.M. tek =. BUY CLOTHING Washington took advant FOR CHRISTMAS im ~ ™ 7 : a || v i) ie peed: suspension of hostifiti “Our purchase of the ks of H. B. | : | ~ —— also conservative solid-color ker- /} that heretcfore sold $z25.co0. An iz- | } would be priced at $75.00 SSnee. : ae Picket (gents to Make City seers. Suits ef superd worsteds, p/ strument cf the highest a ye all olurn- ' ’ large cabinet imstrument style a | ¥ vrver Hofidays. cassimeres and tweeds, im sport. bia impro vements—e Guip wei cee for . P ped with standard motor, newest — | the swsn- ate? Press form-fitting ang conservative mod- seven record albums. Oftere i ther and will play all records. Pally ac Cticaco 1 els. From the Resenthal-Ettlinger em terms of $:.> pt ’ / | — Boys $10.95 Overcoats 3 —_———— Tis is a Phonograph of surpassing beauty—ft to grace the $ 95 . | 'e. finest home. It is im classic Console design with divided top, P x . prices. “Oa sale this week on terms of tm dark shades. with eal) 4 fancy ia! : ; } rc - ° mings. Sizes 7 to 17 years. + = St.50 a week—no interest—no ~~, %.— ~ pleated back and full Delt: | : extras—tor - knickers. Excellent patterns, oniy Sizes 7 to iT rears. BOYS’ CHRISTMAS CLOTHING This Portable Phonograph WE. show a complete line of Celumbia Grafonolas at all prices ° ~ fr -- I - - All-Weol Juvenile Suits........... $285 . rom $ 5.00 to $350 oo—and offer them on credit at the All-Weol Jersev Juvenile Suits L KE cut—a light-weight portabie Phono- samme prices others ask for cash. Terms to suit. af hasten +e gape ge . graph of good tone—plays all records— Boys’ **Crompton”’ Corduroy Su 3d. coments with carrying case. Boys’ Fuil-Lined Cassimere ct A splendid gift and a remark- , Bors’ $12.50 Belted Schoo! aT $7.95 able walue at...... ‘ | Boys’ Rubberized Raincoat Outfits. . .$3.40 | | Boys’ $8.95 Plaid Mackinaws....... $5.45 Warm Melton Juvenile Overcoats. 346 a 2 : . a MAIL | | SEE , ORDERS OUR , ife FILLED. - Records. i CLOTHING COMPANY games : Fer rainch 8Q¢ = 3 Twelfth & Olive Sts. (===) N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. t

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y Post-Dispatch isers Receive ; nn PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION whan those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ptt (L AMERICAN CHILDREN @iree Times General Howe and His Beautifuily © 2 Uniformed British Soldiers Failed to | Conquer the Rebels. “Gd fe ’ y/ gh LF VA Mss 4rrlf; ’ hu ee — A Rainstorm Stopped the Battle. By HENDRIK VAN LOON, Author of ‘The Story of Mankind.” 4 (Covvright, 1922.) TOL will look at a map vou will be able to see the situation : y. The British are in possession of New York City, Staten Seed. Brooklyn and the Bay. while Washington and his army Seneen pushed towards the northern end of Manhattan Island. smewe had failed to drive Washington back, at the battle of Jarle’ Heights, he decided to march around him in a big curve is the east and then attack him from the north. Harlem Heights was a very strong position, and jo take it by a attack*would cost more men than Howe cared to lose. Armies mmnch smaller in those days than they are now and the loss 70 2 in his first attack on Washington had heen engugh to mage Howe from trying such an assault again in the same . Therefore Re swung around to the east and north, with th: ePeutting right in on the Americans. But a small force -7o0 men held back 4000 British at Pell’s Point, a short ad: msouth of New Rochelle. and killed or wounded S800 of thu is was a very disagreeable surprise to the gallant Engiish G and his Seasoned warriors. It seemed ineredible that so an ‘well-trained and beautifully uniformed English soldiers igot walk right wp and capture a handiul of ragged. poorls - " ‘ i rebels. But thev had made two very disastrous at- ig t0 do $0. and the ragged rebels remained as strongly in- hed and as rebellious as before. this second failure, Gen. Howe decided to plan his at- fa broader scale. Washington, realizing fiat Hosting to attack him with a great force in the rear, began aren northwards. He followed the Bronx River, a smail stream ep runs parallel to ana east of the Hudson River, and encoun- i the British at the vi'lace of White Plains. Thev greatly out | @ him, and they hit hard. The Ametficans fell back as the mish penetrated their lines. Then a rainstorm came up. In those bad weather alwavs had a verv diseouraging effect upon a tle! “Rifles were clumsy affairs, and it took a long time to load bem. First. the powder had to be poured in, then the shot was re@ m, after which the charge was exploded by a flash from imece Of flint. avainst which a bit of steel was struck. These old muskets were called *‘flint-locks.’’ But if it was raining. Spowder got wet before it could be poured into the gun, and mm it Was impossible to shoot. So, when a rainstorm came up a was usually called off and the contestants were given rain- 8, Washington took advantage of the bad weather and ied) suspension of hostilities. He slipped away to the hills of iOastie. a little distance to the northwest of White Plains. while Howe was picking up his wounded, the drenched Amer- hastily built themselves some more breastworks to await the ng of another day and some more sunshine. To Be Continued Tomorrow. _™ * the en- “es * a. - % who clip and preserve these articles will have a splendid collec- "y of historical facts. Valuable for reference or for supplementing the may of history by children. Aasterola” ections you would think # = _ -_—_—_--- —— = — ee ee ae CHRISTMAS DRY SQUAD from Washington in advance of a force of 150 picked prohibition o to $80.00. It is 8 Pic J agents. who have been assigned to well finishe ‘ j Agents to Make Cily Dry make the city dry. west style tone Ya : Over Holidays. In his first announcement Are de- s. Fully guaranteed. 4 Me Amociatet? Prees clared that “Chicago's reputation for GO, Dec. 19.—Chicazgo peo- | laughing at the law will get a blow lections—six double- * VA. that will hurt,”” and predicted that With hopes of a wet Christmas , : the jail and police stations would be w Years received a shock yes- ¢ijjeq with bootleggers and hip liquor when Col. L. G. Nutt errived earriers before Christmas morning. eis See @ Christmas Victor Records -# Our Stock of Victrolas and Victor Records Is complete and we are open every evening. We carry one of the largest stocks in the city. See page 4 for all late Victrola models. a! ‘ one i _ * | 5 00 Ay . ts of goee ¥. —————— 4 Convenient terms can ae, be arranged. Wellston Talking Machine Co. a 5956 EASTON AV. Cah Cae Lee a CT TC \ oer aaa Eee tal ‘h Phones oo f~ > e $< ce a css,,-,-97/1.9.°7 the British “\ Fess eee at. a XMAS S-P-E-C-I-A-L WRIST WATCHES $7 -00 $4.00 WEEK 14-k. White Gold— $35 Value—for Only ‘23 Here in, without a doubt, one of the finest little Bracelet Watches we have ever offered. Beautifully hand- enerated 1t.! white «ald: h'rh. grade dependable movement: your cheice of octagon, square, tonneau and many odd «hape«. Pay $1 dewn and the balance in «small weekly pay- ments of only $1. A written guaran- with every Watch. V.tiflrly The CONN’ Saxophone A ¥ IN ONE HOUR! You Can Learn Te play a tune on a CONN Saxophone. Many with no pre- vious musical experience have done it. Exclusive features of the Conn make it the easiest of all wind instruments. Conn Saxophones, $70 Up. On Sale in St. Louis Only at HUNLETH 316 LOCUST ST. MOST COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE IM ST.LOUIS stand the wear. That's why Noraseme Hosiery is in ever-growing demand; and Norasaas lasts longer. Guaranteed LL Norasems Hosiery is guaranteed to give complete satisfaction or you get a new pair. Fine silks as well as heavier grades of lisle andcotton areinchuded. Always wear NotTaszms. | NOTASEME HOSIERY COMPANY PHILADELPHIA, PA. NOFASEME HOSIERY SPORTS, MARKETS, WANTS, REAL ESTATE tn : —— “Merc Departments : Banking Bond Corporation Real Estate Loan Real Estate SS" Se 4 ‘ 4 UN : Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings Trust eS eSeSeSe5eSeseSeseSesesesese aerate _ _ a OOO Be Oe eo eo eS eSeSeseSeSeSeSeseseS eseSeSeseseseseseseseSe5eSe25e5e25 eSe25e25e5es5e5e5 Herry Christmas W * SHOULD LIKE to greet every patron of the a cantile in person, but it is im- possible for the 353 of us to see every eighth person in St. Louis before Christmas; therefore, we must use this method: A Merry Christmas, and may the New Year bring you full measure of success and happiness. 5. it ; and 352 other employes of the Mercantile Trust Company We NY —_— W\ MN ia , - ee | | \ \ HA \ bg : ‘Bring the Children to See 7 Our Big Christmas Tree ae giving. A BLOCK - LONG corridor; a mammoth Christmas tree, one of the largest in St. Louis; illumi- nated by yf hts of many colors, re- flected in hinted marble on every side—that’s the sight the children will see—and remember. @ It’s our tree—yes—but we are like a big family where all the chil- dren have grown up. More (lle children are needed this week. Bring them in—please. @ Ifyou wish to give $100, $500 or $1,000, a bond is an accepted and acceptable form to use in @ Sabings Account q A perfect gift for anyone in the family, a friend, or an em- ploye. This is the gift that leads to Thrift. Gift Certificate @ Another way to give a sav- ings account, or money. Issued for any amount you wish to give. — yey , a carat * ‘ go BS ve A . « , a Your Christmas Club Account Under the Big Tree ae N THE CENTER of our main hristmas corridor, under the tree, we will accept your enroll- ment. @ You may start with 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, $2 or $5, and pay your selected amount each week. Make yments regularly, and next Christmas you will have 50 times the amount you start with, and 3% interest added. @ Enroll the whole family. Take several memberships for a €. of 2. Save and Have. Enroll Now. @ A Certificate of Deposit is a substantial you wish, ift, matures when raws 3% interest, and is issued for any amount. Our Christmas Club is Open—Join Topar! . Mercantile Ti os Member Federal S= SF _Rererve firtem Z EIGHTH AND LOCUST —— ist Company PAGES 25—44_ I nie ee ee ee \t Na *& PR ae PR een res Ee hh - ; ae 4 ae ees + he *

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1 ngage ¢ Sas % * , ee = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH | a — wee — PENDING INQUIRY BY POLICE Coroner's Verdict In Case of Man 9" Sy ern by Auto in 1921. beer Policemen Attend. bat Sa) A Coroner's They Were Teo Busy Canin: wae returned today in the case J. Huss. 42 years old, Ambulances to Interview William Witnesses. of two men killed Sunday afternoon . eee when tneched| dows i @& collision between an automo- ....,.. ‘ etreet and Washington ; ' . ' aaa ries , oe Seé Santa Claus. ~ peeer ' - reached for a statement, but he was found with tne quail, Rand ex- bile and a siree' car in front _ venue bv an automobile driven by ; . : 2 7 sit ‘ : : : a’ i4 ; . , of ’ . A : q - - * - ,@ ahin gual ; ae S _ - —. rices are AS .ow ast 5130 Market street was continued mr Harry C. Bohrer. 3626 Perk ev- eS" »uCtTed as Daving said that ye a -“4 pressec’ surprise anc said he had not of | and ibe P werent Loe Bntil tomorrow to give _ police | enue.’ ati Sho i the +hne ducks to the St. Louis Club from short a meadow lark. and if there was She left her estate te her § ” : “ o - " ’ ; ~ ad - , ’ ‘= rr - a ae a ' no , . ; ae ? homicide squad oppertun.ty to in- Dr. H. R. Barton of 5194 Maple , alae _ ~ g Penns, intending te : : . . > & e , Maa , - meon h Ch rn . ston, ; . The men killed were Lawrence B. ponrer at the time of the accident. | Fast Side orp “2 e - — ne 1 eatin Siew: nd no ou naceiatel ¢ oun - mo-7% —_~ Ss : Mille S.vear-old East Side or] Hieme, 50 years old, of 5059 W4SM- rectified that the automobile was a \ — = " , tate dealer : , as avenue, a negro. Two other megrees. of the machine enemen! 2 irove him ; Genige Lewis of 3118 Laclede av: | nto the arms of his rescuers. ; Waterman’s Id nue, and Sam Dilworth of 3101 La- FINED FOR SLAPPING WOMAN michteen months ago Jas w iung ’ le : @? Cuscid clede avenue, also occupants of the ‘ _imother die . A eee ‘ The World's te automobile. were seriousiy injured PO a new mou — . oe, 2 50 to $50. J ’ ie . -_— » 9 VV . \] . re U2" r . = itheugh four policemen attended | summet! ‘ 2 - ns od: : h , failed to pro- to d with Thomas Kiock in Lie- tr. ewelfte] east _ eis - | Cos x! » Seit- Fillers the inquest today, the ode i ieitien- tl Detiewilie he | a gheafter - ning that | derkranz tia Peuevils Le = duce any testimony, explainin “a . Peering baishedioone® Conklin Pencils. $1 to they were too busy calling amou-. sap Ames . . = “ “7 Eversharp Pencils Sac to § - . te) : thw : : ~ : . : Pe - . , SY. ° e ; interviews with wi : A : 1 mond-. "ir : lances to get int aE , ) a to : . ; : . ith diamonds. a ic Erquisite Dia- ‘ Fine Statios nesses | | e ' a i : cu — Solid White*Gold mond and : > - arr : wv — . . . . ; ~~. , . t ar ‘yrnest Burch, was Mre. Ragaiskis Husva mere = ¢ .tm « nin ' , Cwrr i aS $]7?.. Ww , i- _- t 12.50 The motorman, Ernest ‘ , i . () re Vrist Watches, Platinum Ring. oO. fhe City Circulation of the Dally POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the : feist pS ES | WILL SEEK WARRANTS CHARGING that classification. University Club's icebox. Rand end ; The ne said they also would | c tes Sertrand, the man r 6f! ACCIDENT INQUEST POSTPONED DEATH TERMED ACCIDENT Orphan Boy Nearly Starves QHLAWFUL STORAGE OF GAME! f= Sorex sats rest Chri, Berean. an mameer , * , , j win in f ank On Root Wardens Announce Contemp Mated | Killing a meadow lark. in violation |the club and claimed the quail, on r 7 . - 7 . : . “ryt =? . verdict of acciden ae After Raid , ; : eS | res ae At the St Louis Ciuo tne Gdepouc.ies to kill. He Was informed that the ox Wi a ducks in two barrels “..¥ applying *" 7 ea storage of quai. 2527 Hebert street, a baker who ’ : : . 4 4 | | i St us CiIUDS; found 108 A 1 : ee . alysis Lad Is Taken to Children s Society in New York *« t=: rity and St. Louis clubs}found 108 wild ducks In two barrels /inw applying to the storage of qual died last Saturdays from paral . int t} case : e : : A Coroner . mqueds pte 1e¢ ne followine iniuries he suffered Dec. After Rain Fills His Home—W ul! ua we Lede ‘ | apply | sger Seullin. who returned toda: not limit the number. Ww hen in- at : Se : : Scullit. from a trip to Texas, could nm - formed that a meadow lark had been ‘gon. E. K. Ludi imerteie: 76 ¥ ‘terrace, president of the (ium Inventory of Estate Snows $609 000 in Px Founded Bag (e . An inventory of the Harriet N. La dington Sept. 13 at the home of hers al . Sull Offers Wide ‘ in “ard euiect your resting Corts 8 Co.. shows personal pre at $638.811.480 bes “ee p pe ‘ Of this $699.009 consim ' on band. but the Lieutenant at the rot « "= " ) , oF ae eo i > | . : sec mn “mi ft ( mare n= sx ety e237 aw $34] $16.50 Up Laclede Avenue Police Station ej wae tom of oe es ome. | ind ank ' \ whom he made a statemen- Ccon- kK. lex - 3S res | nex Gea ." 9. x Wau fusek ee} > wit iI ; r he Rad brought his car to a Stand- jstrati: Agures fo. 22 silt when Fran @rove his avtome-i tic today. show that there are . . *s get Q . ’ uy . bile head-on into it 164 motor ve an in kk - 463. °30 are passenger ars @? 934 trucks. The 1920 populat Stages of the Rivers. : _ » —s : . - : = + @r 27 ~ 4 Pittsburg. 12. rise 1.1; Cincinrat aoa * . ste ~ .* . lows = 2 grew rT ° a. 22.3. rive 7.3; Louisville. 3.0. rise ae etches tien ~ . - ~ 2 oo | rr STL it + ee. 6. wi ke ' o Q vres OSC lTl OU. i ' e ft : . 7 1.1: New Orleans, 5.3. rise 6 «ate, net ange pm ar =“! Satisfactory One 2 — Pied Hi-~ Tank Ho S i > ase = aa? a _ ; iF eon ‘a ' ee ————— et eeenen ER Zam WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS CANDY —assorted chocolates. caramels, nougats and bonbons or all chocolates—a wonderful! value— C Lb. in one to five pound boxes r2 Lecust BUY EARLY'! 706 Wash sar WS ——— = 4 . S ~ —_ a ' a ls - AST minute Gift selections May mean money sous etugs eee . ‘ eg 2 Jiy-} Sets wasted unless you select something that not . : only is of the best quality. but will give long service and serve beautifully as an adornment. Such Giits may be selected here with assuranee oi quality and good taste. The Gift cases in which we My = = swimmins” SENTENCE OF TEN YEARS FOI ts tb drown. I woke up and found tt YOUTH WHO STOLE AUTS ac ee - > - a — (Claire Rush Prewhowusly (2.1.6 Tiere - } P ; x —— — } De ee . ~ : a sen LARTSR, SNE SP : Years for Assaulting Ward: > place them are the guarantee that thev are correct m he roays . take - ‘rh? weex «= ‘a sfvie and OF adaimiraodie quality EE ——— -_o~ — $$ " > — - a WHILE YOU PLAY—TWO YEARS TO PAY— | 22> TR Me For Wl EE A OG AE OE EI — — —— eee : NUT Wins =. - , . : . 5 ; ie V4 = a Se Ce re _ 2 mat NAA = . — iver ~ at Da ‘ACS. € aif. " ‘3 4] 198 ned, S : : siiver Vaniti ati , . _— ae 7 Para, am . : — — > Z Pad . ~~. . i : wir? 7 v OF UAPM | z WARSAW, Dec. 13.—The Govern- pen nti 9 Oo Cioc a ment in its efforts 1: ietermine whether a plot that existed for the . - ——— SIGN COUPON ) |} murder of President Narutowicz, is very Night Untt mas Ore wr ~ o- - = Please adv; f vrour special @ Pps : Vise Of: Four special rests among the Nation st 7G ' b> Forte 4 _ + Amas plan where I can take 3 ma igh officers and officials have twe vVears to par. , peen arrested or dismissed. The . country generally is in mourning for \ame ’ +h - a ’ - =) is -~-* : ° . a ec « lered a ee ere to wear Ad«dress ET a R cT@®pe armiet fer six week« ‘ > se @e-« . ~ . 74° enter’ Bi Ym~Mreert«e ho’ n reer erre - $243.00 ! Here’ $ ; What Yor f Wants for ; Ven’ , J’ ea Men's Rings Signet or emblem on solid white. os om antique roid, plaie or. graved, or richly valaid 2 jeweled. eM - $500 to 82500" Every coy likes to primt. anc At mg Pressew are simply eonstre warm to hand’e and operate uke « URE ek ee ee ee ee : ing press L. A popuiar iZze60O UW Wear, with solid ' 1. —_ | : = 5 = a° 2 B = monograms. &, | ; : Solid geld Tie Clasps, pidim or de $ S i ear: . r _Selid silver and gold striped Mesh = 11. aM) Up. i] Rush w. ‘pring sae ca Ye. $1.00 to $15.00 Rage, iat Waldemar. chained =— if . : . oL0.MF | : aes $30.00 to $60.00 ° gréen or white mcr | . , , imum, with pierced’ mi . ~ u ; - 4 : - m rm. | : , ; vw ; : 4 grared or onv:s &* a | | a Soneehien Winkiea rendant damondset ateaes, im: a> ” to Y ; . -~ . ' / : ; = ae : piatimzum aed roid. : * get | TWO FAMILIES DESTITUTE. : Cee i 1a S000 ” 71 0 f $I5R 00 — | | ONEAS RESULT OF A DEATH =: Some have + ee ee Men's Wa ‘ - - : ; ee . ‘ : ~ i go:rd and goid-piated satet: ai ; > ae = if, Woman and Six dren Pound oh). } thd he + Weteh Chate: Lar Pendants, in jade, jet, crystal, : chin ae Hk an re Nee of buci. F ood np eet ae ayy , artificial pearis, etc., - The popular the ; mt Clothine $] (‘Mi to SIR Ub 7 j : gold-filed warraated ; | lothing $3 wt to $1. W). Ot) cither plain or orate a | : oA ae oe 7 : with plam or decorated’ lim y, | ss ave . oe ar Buttons Costume strands im amber. coral. : $732.75 { HDC — ~ . e939 “ff - fi . Selid goid — - . —— SIMI lo $125.00 round, enegen or es : 3 : , " . _ = unmg Sets ron ze-finishe styles, . 2 e iene E Sf] Wi tei - ste ‘ ewe bronze, Writing Portfelics ef finest paper. ; $2] Sb to $ S00 Upward $5.00 Up 5 ‘ a * KT . : : ’ a "A : verda ‘The fa er an 3 1s pa | m: Er ee - my Seas ae ae ee ary - : . os ° - ° = : ; ; : a sea rchirs ne ~ 2 , 2 - rr . “ ; : rh : ne | : ~ é - ‘ " .* : . e ; = * . - a ‘ Our Uptown Store Olive and Vandeventer i r..D ae 2. The Store for ALL the ous ae vr 4aA ear she ea? af **o seqen> - e gant * *, Peecthnn*%s x | - “Buy From ‘DAY’ Today™ , ’ 4 L > ¢ ’ ; 4) he ~ ’ 4 sod ’ ; ' ; "SB eGHeeeeeeaeenaenan heawaaumwegnnsane aun : restion, b' beuspess , Buigsrian Herb Tes able to resist the erippe, influenza of roung people. Ther ¥ the powertsi Tesistanee @ stig: eg howe ia, all tend to wwer 2n¢e. “Milienrs af 3 ul Phrsicians and recom

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Ney Nas pee ee ee — r) ‘ Ns ace ae le ~ PS +} es, a ‘ > oe ‘ - _>* ny TURSDAY. wil oelae : | The 'Gity- Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ rf hak : —— — -— ————— — ee --—_— tie _— ee I —s = — 7 dds fl | Pe St. Louis’ Greatest | west (fd) Stationery Store aS Unexcelled Selection of ‘ irl Hie it / & ft eee ; ‘this country States has severed its official con-| Lenine. Bulgaria, however, will) Powers. In the future all Russians* On OS PI bi o Fe Pate +4 te , n — oom the Gov- nection with the old Russian regime maintain friendly relations with all) in Bulgaria will be cared for by the , shevitt te Seo. ae as favoring Bol- Premier Stambouliski declared re-!| countries, Bolshevist Russia includ-| Government throtigh the Ked Cross ——, Russia, but the soviet cently: |ed. ‘In our relations with Russia we and their return to Russia will be a e 7 yj itness Li Damage Suit newspapers reply that the United “We have no understanding with; follow the example of the entente facilitated whenever desired.” TN ee — me 4 - : Ci RS ee ae - Waterman’s Ideal A Dandy Lamp The World’s Greatest Pen For $2.50 to $50.00 py, Office or ‘ a . Fill & 50 to B15 Ly e ‘ kiin Self-Fiier $2 om »- ffer 82.00 te S15 | thie beau UNTIL XMAS!!! S@7iere 10u BOCUNTIL XMAS!!! pe aw “4 t ~~ = Or $75,000 qdamages against Sash Ry i} Oo: ] : : ; , . ‘ i -IITrOAd, gBrowine out TT ine ailroad crossing at First and Ferr, tecident, she was rolled from the streets. near midnight. on the return was struck by a Wabash freterht cralr Aliss Robbins was drarged ors J ote SS 2 “Hin nder the wheels of the ' Give m Conklin Vencils. $1 to 85 tiful Pompelian 2 4 zines Her sister Mrs re tak. tenclia SOc to , ' " , \ Ewersharp Penevs - finish Har (,0etz also was in the auto: i3* Wi Cary] ied Vv ith the qe? ' -~ a hronz. fiexibie ted bas. = RES RSRSIHS SNS b i Fine Stationery and - — Ra hk St lel a as = analerget F G0cto$12.50 | Bide $9.0 : BANISHES BODY ODORS "*si5,2°2 "= bi Je ss What Your Boy rj . At least half the men and b] 111) Xmas Shoppers! AF9y HERE'S THE GREATEST joaids OFFER OF ALL TIMES! women in every walk of life unknowingly offend others with dis- egreeable body odors. It is now def- nitely known that one disagreeable odor is due to armpit secretions — not always perspiration People who perspire little or none are just as likely to be troubled. and the unfortunate fact about this offense is, that those who offend are rarely conscious of the odor themselves. This end all other body odors can be corrected by the regular use of Immac the wonderful new deodorant This fragrant snow white cream completely neutralizes odor, without stopping or interfering in the least with healthy perspiration. Men and women both, need it to keep their oe Sag a ses eee a ae a Nn . a. oa y * Steee eis ”» ee. a —- . i 8 7 : | , be 0A P f ES ; , ‘4 '..\.h , ~ ' 5 | oe Oe a ee 4 . — ‘ia f . ee ~ $ P emblem rings 7 = a ; . TTT es reen. Rom ne ; —*: 4 . _& hi T = : , ee ar im m ? = " ; person fresh and immaculately clean VY imiaid an: 7 . P . . P t takes but a min: ly to ti Bay Him a rinting ress en feet er edesainaen te s — - ‘ r 7 ® print. MOA p Prin’ . . sticky or greasy, and dries almost 10 $825.00 © | © Mee breme are simply constructed. cary to. A Fine Furniture ee ee rt Nazmalens, ond “ 2 ie handle and operate like 3 t. : cannot injure or stain che clothing. iii . . eae A popular size print Gift Use it freely any time. Try a 25 tube Ce ee > . 3% inches an: nelud “GET IT AT” | arf Pins . ‘ ll equipment for on)! _ Th M . ie of : “. e ace WO ’ . . Saar EES y LFF-WILSON’S 18-Karat Solid White Soeumiete } Sectional 700 WASHINGTON ; : Home Bookease ne = 7 va ~~ieg? 4 gift useful | @s .~ isea PD!) Taiiu!} tT the au‘. pa . ornamental —choice of mobile arrive to take proper prec: : 7m light. dark or ld ,1 bd fie efor +4 cs es DS ) BMPR |clith’ oak. manceany o> £5 (meely.on Cluticural (o20°°° stemetins to cross tn _ | 3% Samp and Stationery Co. ee Scinet . apse at y ae yoo | k | ROME ree Seen To Clear Away 4122 N. Sixth Street LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASKED | a a a as as ee oo nt ote ate one ade eek So ong Gold Mountings Z TR >= PAY NEXT . Dm va YEAR!!! PAY ie Se "ts on Sa ine ivan ie Ni xdsome amd finely Po > sees “pins ing@fld and. = 9 . Ski T ubl Beietiy Pjewcea || ee a as Ras a es ER RRS an mm sFOUDICS | —= 10 APPROPRIATE $36,000,000 ‘ete d diamonds, — — — = — : List of Request fon 1923 and =a i le , ; sts for 1923 ‘ 2 aes, rubies or — _ Made Public by Missouri us gems, 3 $ Tax c omunission. fo $341.00 44° 2 ~ - Make This the Christmas of a Lifetime! bee . ‘ 1 o> ; S. = & a . . ios : SeSoe toa AS ABATASASASASABABAR ATASASAR ASAD ARAB AS ALEVE As —— =~ — These $65 Dazzling, Flashing, Brilliant ‘ Genuine Blue-White Perfect-Cut DIAMONDS a —— — &» lch Chains | Fabia, RY. RY Cyee) ba) , a ~ “i m ribbons for vest solid green gold 130) Up it chains in solid hite gold or plat- 4 | pierced and en- onyx-inlaid links, — “sy OS a oa »”* ‘ Li? LOE OSLO EL OL OE OOO OT A ——— “ — - 5 abe ee $65 VALUE * 4 . . Pianola. And this Christmas it ee 2 oo can be a Pianola—for you Can buy matches the Pianola in beauty, finish and a genuine Pianola for only $445. eictnemide. and take two and a half years to Two and 2 half pay years to pay. 4 forty or over are st the attacks of “hae Open Evenings Until Christmas enzva or pacumon”™ ks . Their vital ove Special Cabic to the Post-Dispatch resistance of youth. ™f T . C » Chic oie Kew 15 rela, sour stomach, p he Aeolian om an = the Chicago ghia New . js $ i | usness and weak id 4 J SOFLA, Dec. 19.——It has been con- Set eae » | firmed that the Bulgarian Govern- SS a a “ESTABLISHED /@38 -/. ’ re interests. the originai the name changed to the Galesburg & Western. W. E, Cox, the rectiver,. has turned the property over to th first owners again and also a sur- plus. The receiver. although handi capped by lack of funds and called upon to operate a line badly depre- ciated in every department, has re- re eee stored the roadbed to its former con- dition. repaired the rolling stock and in other ways improved the prop- ‘arty in the three vears of his con- trol Pians for an increased train ser, tn Rate. wate pe a pe tent hee Peal Aa Tee nt AUER OE Ke = end . .¥ ys . + ice are now under consideratior BULGARIA ENDS RELATIONS WITH ENVOY OF WRANGEL = = a el ee et ee ee es a LOO uth white Watch—VERY SMALL SIZE. new in demand—TERLA MOVEMENT. epee See: DIAMOND ONYX RING a a tl i i ~ sian General Not to Be HRecog- nized After Jan. 1. Representative of Antisoviet Rus- i —_- notified M ower the physical ‘ : | no fh : . ment has officialls ons of people oe! Of Missouri Steinway Representative W. D. Chrisler, Pres. } Putewovi Riesainn Minister represeat- keep the * | . erb Tea to P we ing Gen. Baron Wrangell. that his; improwe the blood. 1004 Olrve Street | 2 } diplomatic connection with ee stcam Tea takes is to end on New Years da) id r= | “ pone filigreed wey cold | mountings. ye a wher } . “eg has created a deep impression par- . Or eee ts « oa ruggjsts | “ a — the large Wrange! "Se ine oe Beautiful Dia- a mond QOnyx Ring, EEE ee cold: ie, nlnin, or 314 N 6™St.. Opposite Famous & Baar a 4 beautifully ~~ seces an ticularly among th ; ‘

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28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dajly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. aE Centra! American Union Deferred. | Centra! American conference yester- Central America by aang By the Aseciated Press. ‘day disposed of the troublesome /a confernce to consider it tn WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.—The question of the proposed union of 8x —_—____——_ of ‘ary, 1926. to cait | Janv- | = MINISTERS OBIEC GOLDMAN BROS. Special Sale of Phonographs See This Extraordinary Value ) ——_ - o-., [Ss ©" Pram ss 9 . - os > - s z Slee Baez (-- —— bee A | = > ~+—- ~~ “~ = a. 3..F « - Po ;ewy ST ‘= ee Ai ee De, - ¥| TO MIXED DANCES INY.W.O.A HALLS Unexpected Opposition Re- sults in Delay of Action on Committee Report Favor- ing Permission for Parties. ASSOCIATION ARM OF CHURCH, PASTORS SAY Committee Member Explains Plan to Keep Groups of Girls From Hiring Outside Halls for Dances. A phalanx of ministers appearing unexpectedh with prodigious frowns for the idea caused the board of di- rectors of the Young Woman's ; Christian Associat! postpone action yesterday on a proposa! ir a committee report that mixed danc ing be permitted in the association's buildings The removai of restrictions mixed dancing was contemplated ' , e § counteract a growing linat young women members of numerous *lubs fostered by the associa‘ group together and hire hals for dances to w! t2 e 1s men friends Fhe committee thought the alte na ve of GA es @ a8 3 buildings under proper aper ze and with restricted nvita sts wou be desira Th ministers said © were ex pressing ne AniIn = =. of he Presi erian ai $s Sov ern M > )s 3 £s J - > r— ee tted in associat buildings Committee Favors Plan. The subject first came up for dis cussiom: in the ¥. W. C. A. board ast Ma) mn June a ~ ee posed f Mmes a*wnin arvey G. Mudd, Frank es, Rob - ~ at oe -- so -- 7 - -~ : aes a ‘ Jars Tas Thies beautMul Phonograph mie * ey -atigg - is equal in size to those PP © nsicer the matter a from $825 to $850 ts report. subm i westerda’Y. was igher elsewhere It has as f — eS vality, @uraébil'' + and aoe uces «a ~ at rful ihe ommittee stands ir Some as clear as — tw » favor of allowing mm ‘xed abeolutely ni ening 2 am ee a — r . > > - > ‘ _ _- noises. This great’ Phone- Per Month Complete Line | “22° "* = She ¥. W. ©. A bduildings graph it an =irvention er °o inder the following conditions Which has baffled FPhone- of Vocalion That the 4 — tn, ss there 7~ : a ; -- Ls . r = rr] ‘ . . : ; “ | ' " ~ 4 = | ’ ont 3 - ; ' : po) = 7 | 4 - t. r * . ; - +» ‘ > q te : b i . — , . . A _ s . > ~ , , an x ’ : : b . a , a n a b r§) ' = “* o ? 3 ? 17 a 4 ’ to ? ‘ ‘PEK 'MILITARISTS EVIDENTLY INTENS T0 RESUME CONTROL IN CHINA aang sor backing of Gen ' | Gen. Chang Shao-Tseng Appointed lord, was Premier With the Approval of Partlament : %*aA Dec Shao-Tseng. ; » ‘ ‘ ££ Tuer ea as erimr oval of P lament Tie selection, Yuan Hung 4@s ac —- _ —s - “er e7TmT rT > > “g "| ..” ; * 4 ' Z . a» he : supp oe eg mi s oe oes " +. ; Ty ~ ¢~ = ti lieved : ‘se - od : ee -. -_ ‘ — : | sae , oo - , . , ne \ y m2 Mil r il ’ r par ~~ . ° ‘ al _ - - s = an eng in 191 “hin Ph . . é ue ’ . oo a ~ i iw A r , Laas 4 Chinese newspapers ished as Pp: . ) ~ a f?s “ar ec3caovers! oar arte to the efter? Pre<sjto m 4 é : airs ee Li irs ities In an effort ; from the militarsets. 19 (7e! ang : - he A 4 Gen. Chang Shao-Tseng succeecs rn oc ullitary leader, has Wang Ta-Hsieh as preniite The [at- een appointed Premier with th# ap- ter was destgnated ' Yuan Hung soon would retire enc’ gga ‘that Gen. Tsaco-Kun would take his report was that Chang Tsao-Lin, Manchurian war preparing hostilities against Gen. Wu Pet Fa, who an- nounced he was ready t to save China , President L ; oF Our Uptown Stor Olive and ert: to open hos- Every Night neil Xm Premier ear! GIVE HER PERFUME or a MANICURE SET. or a FINE BRUSH "::;.." GIVE ,* '.? —and REASONABLY PRICED Olive—Tth ard Lecust—ei4 W ashingcton—DeBol!ltar-KRingsburr of WATER HIM “°.272r"" CIGARS 1. udge® Polphk rug (©. You will find what YOU want for HIM or HER. ng ae hee OES SLI The Store for ALL the People. ~ Laon BER EBESEERTEBSBEBSEES SE BS ses , =a ee a! Oe 2 — a22 WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS CANDY | ; —assorted chocolates, carameis, — and ¥ bonbons or ali chocolates—2a wonderful value— " tc C2 _ bes to five pound boxes | 2% ocust BUY EARLY! 706 W Sen ae - The POST PISPAT'§ "TT is see oniv “tf Louis evening 5 newspaper giving Associated Press news service, ; a — ory q yl! yt! | ‘; ee Le CRORES As Be AH Mid Uh Nh Ad ros ». » VICTROLA STYLE 111 Sime 45% toches et _— high. 22 tnoch wide. 264% inches deep. ~~ ct posed nei parts ~~? D.mted Puilty equipped with ‘I recer:) - weer ees ne Vi as : Vi ence. rps S410. =: "Wurlitzer. 1006 Olive St — Newee ...- Victrol | A Few Advantages in 4S 2 | Ordering Tomorrow | ae As world’s largest Victor dealers and drstr butors of the ceri q ietrola. we tell vou to buy NOW “Seago Is nota day “ TOO early Only one s hort week and then (hristmas. We are ~ prepared NC \W to show the largest and freshest stock of ren 4 PLAT TOP e asia models. Inviting low terms for a few days y | that make ordering early an advantage. A small deposit yi 4 + reserve a 4 | talking machines are not Vietrelas—there’s a great big dittet= == You’get the GEN ey at Wurlitzer. PLUS Wurlitzer ~ ‘e at no extra eost. Call. mail the _—— or phone Your = ration order— Vain SAD. (yenuine Vi ‘trolas from $9: 3 to 2 ie __ — Ay gain we say,, Order or Reserve That Christmas Now, Tomorrow---Becausethe Genuine Is Going to Be Hard to Gef. No Down Payment Pay Only for a Few Records | Special Low Terms New Fresh Stock 5 | Choice Selections “oa First Payment in January “ey Complete Record Stock ¢ Y . : ’ oenead = ' ‘Troias 1D very style and wood fimish—« Tren the latest — anv Victrola for Christmas delivery. Remember, ~ /*a ge ‘Sod ae Open Evenings Until 9 WuRLIIZER PIANOS, ORGANS, HARPS, MUSKCAL LI¥STRUMETS “World’s Largest Victor Dealers” 1006 OLIVE STREET Between Tenth and Eleventh Sts Thy Vote Geve « Wwuristzer Werchan@ise Order fer ‘**Semething Musical’ —o few Caruse Recordg world be «ice. ~- a oa RR —

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ZBeagce - a s iS CANDY = Louis evening news service, the genu- not a day We arc - of genu- the latest few days posit will mber, all ig differ- Vurlitzer one your m #25 to a hy » , > J a 7 er + . + * aa id ¢ Te vy * "

At Five O’clock Saturday P. M. December 23rd, This Great Special Offer Ends '? ’ . ~ rr J ‘zs - a sae he i DOWN ON THIS SPLENDID HOOVER SUCTION SWEEPER it beats—as it sweeps—as it cleans - = This amazing offer holds good just four days longer! 4 Only $1.00 down! That’s all you need to pay to get this brand- . pew, deep-cleaning, easy gliding, latest model HOOVER SUCTION SWEEP ER—the world’s most famous Electric Cleaner. Then you gan pay the balance in small easy monthly payments—30 days between each smal] payment. No red tape! Nothing of that sort whatsoever! Don't Put This Matter Off! = this offer J sitively ends at 5 o’clock Saturday afternoon, De- ber?3d next. Only a few days remain and then it will be too late! do’t delay! he wait until the very last second. Get your order in tim Call personally or telephone right away. thone Main 3220 or Central 3530 pone us as early as possible, Main 3220 or Central 3530. Then ask for Hever department, “and we will give you the full details. No obligation whatsoever. sires department, and we will give you the S00 css right ewe ION ELECTRIC COMPANY Munn-Buase Leaf Tobacco Co. 114) ~ | SHOWROOMS, 12th and LOCUST STREETS ‘\ J. Weber... TO THE POST-DISPATCH | Leschen & Son Rope Co., and Kennerly. 25 CC H. Schiem. ~) S Ahmanson.. Koether. Hamilton 5 =? . ~ Miss Rose (ranz Els é B ik | as The Tilden («.. 1606 Pine Street. - " o's. ' ‘ arie Billard iv) ral Lilie Adding Typewriter Co.. } ee Building. 422 Odd Surpass Leather (o.. and Other Con- tributors, 1600 Locust «treet. \ 4 oT a (ot) i 4 ; f) ~ YAS. Keuffel & Esaar (Co.. SIT Locust St. | Fr. Birkett.$0 54” Wn * : f lL? “ “5 — Z Security Printing Co. of St. Louis, 425 North Third Street. 2, TW * ; - . . Piunn Lafayete-Seouth Side Bank. 1731 Seuth Broadway. $2 00 H. Me -Mahon Walter A. Hays, 1212-2 B. Averr..$1 00 A. ¥ -. ta A ‘ Central Na 10 Walter A. Hayes, 1212-21 Central National Bank paieins- Greenfeldin . $l : _ 1 1 1 ¢ l nn Office Department of Public Welfare, Room 330 Meunictpal Courts Bidz. Cunliff $5 00 KR. Duncan 1 00 M. Tankerslery. 1 0° ——— H.Barteismeyer 1 00 Tota! $8 00 Chestnut Street. ‘ash... >* $2 00 Nunn-Buse Co. 5 00 Tetel .« Seabed: * ne i Cte Diule Les Co. 7704-05-13 Laciede | 2055 Rail-| Lhe ane Star and the Times Combined by Approximately ~— aT A sen Mae hae Ah MN Pit Fa ee: ‘ 4 + Y ‘ . t * / ee eee ———— r. C. Kimmel Harber Shop, pte Commercial Buildinz. $1 00 J arleton to 00 F. Hai md oO 25 Tota! First , | Conomy Sheet Metal Works, 3852 | SEES PROSPERITY AHEAD FOR U, S. | ness in general and the retafl and ' 7 Easton Avenue. conomy Sheet Sect im . Crew : Metal” Wks. .$1 00 Wm. Jaco! ~~ pied a rt , r) ] 00 . . ‘ Ts . , sOl@i ......$3 OO - *. TI. Culler. 1168 Arcade ra so ot) = , a — 0? — Remedial System cf Loaning, 301-04 of advancing prosperity” for the: en into Sunday night and c hemical Building. wiles States in 1923, if “theoretical | cases of whisky were stolen, accueil .- 30 50 W. A. Sauer... -BO | legislation” were not allowed to in-| ing to reports to police, ' W. Briggs 50 | JELKE 25 « i ——— terfere with present conditions. go 6 Tetal ...... “It is gratifying to record,” said | Shedd, “that the year 1922 will have, ended in a prosperous one for busi- D. R Perey Jr. wholesale dry goods business in par- | ticular.”’ CHICAGO, Dec. 19.—John G. Shedd, president of Marshall Field | & Co., In a speech to salesmen last MARGARINE Lbs Finget soread tor Presd Holstein Drug Store's Whisky Stolen. ASSUMPTION, IiL, Dec. 19.—The Louis Haffner drug store was brok- it declared present business con- tions sound and predicted a y23ar te ~ et? EE ————— — es in your home this Christmas. can buy now at such low prices and cary Lterins. OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE You cannot afford to be without a Piano Pr) 6 No matter what price instrument you when you t LC want, we have it, and your selection ts OLIVE at tth St. (2= ) "=" = = HURRY!-Final Cut Prices « Terms > Fa of one of the won- am ple ‘ 7 4 od rms fi i? 2 Carloads of New Latest Style PHONOGRAPHS SACRIF ICED! Some REAL Used Bargains Regardless of Price or Terms Cabinet Models $32 $47 $100 Artcephone $125 $150 * $125 a oe $150 $125 $150 $125 $125 $200 saroia insWwickK nSwickK : iimpta ayer-Piano—isn't ided a this pees. PIANOS} yur lar ‘ge stock of Player-Pianos you will find such well-known akes as the Starck. Auto- mrraeel, Marshall & Wendell: used but in good condi- tion Below are listed only a few of the Big Sate $ 450 Player-Piano, $198 500 Player-Piano, 285 600 Player-Piano, 525 850 Player-Piano, 485 350 )00 Player-Piano, 305 : 453 Player-Piano, now 1000 Player-Piano, now , 675 435 Terms: Per Month now now now now now 900 Player-Piano, now This great cut price Xmas Clearance Saiec includes our entire stock of new, slightly used, sample, shep- worn and second hang upright, grand and Player- Pianos. Every instrument in our store has been especially priced for quick sale. Great Real Bargains in Consoles $200 2 co $1275 $225 (Oak Cas) $145 $250 °° $ 185 $300 sro §$Z2E65 Per sot $350 a ~ Yety ~~ ee em oe # . aa + er it a —aye

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te > rs, - , _— es 1. ee AS Panay > edie nites iia ~~ «rr ee af . iv G i j TUESDA The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone sh IARC | Equals that of the Daily Glebe-Demecrat —o Times Combined. Soe bEecenne i. cee } — : _ ID’S—411 N. 8th ST.=: o aS @tri's Screams Save $15,060. Los A es and vicinity yesterda) | Fined for Working on Sanday. ie : | 106 ANGELES. Ca. Dec. 19.— and arse 4 $15,000 at a cafeteria ne Associated Press DIAMOND DAY ONLY : ONE OF OUR FOOT-AID “FAMIL} : Hebbers obtained between $3009 and when they became frigchtened by he CALHOUN, Ky., Dec. 13.—Five WWW a RING SALE oot Save . Oxf ords giri em] re men found guilty of working on for ——s “ $9908. in rebberies at twe banks in screaming of a p>] . four . ' , | Sunday hich was “net necessary or pri | C TOL l} ioe al for haritable purpose.” were fined > S7.3 | m by a McLean County oa . Judg All lity rather Ab tes), , r > Poa = + | ! . : ne a 1 COMBAT Kl AN - ° pi de Comfortal HOME BILLIARD TABLES | Banish Foot / Why suffer paim diseemfort, weak and unsightly fee? a A Suggestion: = A Christmas sift t Tan. Black Eid and will bring | happ : Patent Leather. The scientific construction of Foot-Saver helps to restore delicate and pleasing gracefully curved arches and trim ankles. a FOOT SAVER Shoes control youthful feist guiding their form to perfection, and are also. , protection against foot ailments. " Marvelou= hige -w hite District Judge Barrett, m lie Dia mond Charge of Body, Criticises |] —S oer These poubweveccceseescecececeuescegany Organization, Asserting It LA Ay? .p ecialy {fZ . 7 priced at ff This $110.00 Is Harmful. em bo 16.50 /f DIAMOND OUTLINES “MOTIVES e =e RING LEADING TO JOINING” : a $87.50 $ 8 Terms: 50c He Lists Anti-Negro, Anti- ‘= a Catholic and Anti-Jew Sen- timents, and Desire to Rule Without Courts. oN we eget ray — , * INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARLS — Ru HELIEt ALBANY. Ga l> ary jiao the Beautiful = : , lanitw Fair’ Pearte« 0 = —give “Her’a Gift For the Young Folks HOOVER Your young folks won't be interested in spending thei and you give evenings out if you have a “Baby Grand” billiard table her the hest e for them to enjoy. A “Baby Grand” furnishes pleasur Shadby dhe slowing and excitement for the whole family. It brings you closer P oun to your boys and girls and keeps them out of mischiet a eager A Brunswick home billiard tabie is the ideal present for oo Ce wis Light & . + th : : . _ . the young folks. one every member of the il] ad a eT enjoy. Scruggs- Vandervoort -Barney | ini Electri ight These are real billiardtables. liard tables are provided with : — a & ey made of rich in- interchangeable cushions fo: laid mahogany, handso ards the Au * ix -" a” : aay > 50c Weekiy feilet and “Manicure “ets 60 up “Mice WEEALY PiccadHly Mesh Bacs S008 up YY, Nn Ne Te tes Nive chen Mtn tne Nive Aho Ahor & abyn “ae Par ae Ste WEERLY ib s 0, “i Sewolty Ce. 621 LOCUST ST. -F Seventh’ stree torent nd tha K u Open Every Evening Until Christmas pienc*’ mely tinm- caroms or pocket billia es « ished, equipped with slate bed , The Hoover Suction Sweeper and so good that many tarmous A YEAR TO PAY Cc wom F += » - ompanv, Field Building billiard experts use a “Baby You can buy a “Brunswick Teavler and Otive S Grand” for home practicing. by paying a small] amount down ye You have “The Brunswick” and the balance within a year For Authorized Hoower Service « lar im several sizes. Every table by comvemient monthiy pay-. Phone Forest 775; Delmar775 “Motives That Lead to Joining “rt is fully equipped with cues. ments. Come in and examine on accessories these wonderful! tables This racks, for playing all games of bil- is an ideal Christmas grit for liards. Carom or Pocket Bil- the whole family The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. professes onstity ht VS CGA 915-919 N. 6th St. St. Louis, Mo. . : t Pe : ps? ad cons derabie % | ) f= SS Se SSS CRS | proposition that by re: tu | { — Open Every Evening Until 9 | —— Sa [SS .. New Guatanteed Player | | Handsome Roll Cabinet $ Large Library Player Rells | OR SAAS Grely concealed. Reduces uzastera! 666 “Bandnshes From Slight Colds color and corrects greasy skims. High- YW antecptic. White-Fiesb-Rachel 3 xative BROMO QUININE Send !Oc fer Trini Size ablets relieve the Hea: lache by FERD. T. SOPKINS & SON, New York City is a Prescription for Colds, curingthe cold. A tonic laxative . { \rf" > ‘ss rz ‘ Electric realize that Lamps seer Guetiie Just the Lame fer read momen* hem 4 _. eoeoering pia pe et not : ‘eam be edjJusted te an* beast which «= andgic. $a ow govern ment Lames fer i: —— ore of man. Electric Percoiators deso!u: ‘-veer cuarantee quality im beagrifr:! patterus. complete with cerd eed piuc: $7.58 valve _ m4 $25.00 Electric Urns, $18.75| “Queen” Electricirons +~th fuils guaranteed. ss jnewn iress cemmplete with Electric Te ve ad pi Thi ‘ meets Vey Trancformers p= vst te — $3.49 $1.50 value $2.65 CARVING SETS enmine «tac bandies: feest tempers! ‘Thamend bP dge” «teel bindes. This __ ewtit Ul set att only ~ KNIVES AND FORKS —-t «ef G& Knives and 6 forks handice«. finest ‘Piamend Edge” «teel biades: $4.00 valurcs: set PERCOLATORS (OLONIAL PATTERN Perceintor with ~ net a ae ee regetiariy fer £3.06. *pectal $1.75 75 . (oe ‘Radio Outfit Heavy CAST ALUMENUM Teakertice with speut all in eme ptece: COMPLETE sells reguinariy for $4. Sperigi $2.95 +enranteed te give «atlslactoen an > wreak ‘ea .0OU8 , { The RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. Between 1006 Olive Street — werms terse: eth and iitk 5 phil eon ere —~™ AMAL ty Wet ee i i eet age i ir ae Wiaara's' 3 ty A a GOV. ALLEN AND KLAN CHIEF IN LIVELY DISCUSSION " : CRG tad © is - a ~—- oe ae ~ oe spe - w ‘ASHI NG perial Wizard Ku Klux Kian and Aten of Kansas. arch Organization. mer 10°. * | «60heTe vest erd. av : % - ~ = sneseeneceerr* ost Tee eaeeaeer 4? ? Evans contended h's following wes doing much good and said tha: when the organization got a little stronger t would drop the mask and come out inte the ope Fie insisted thet The mask Was necessary a+ presser. At his hotel Go A len lanced te meet Gutson Borglum. the sc uls tor, who has been ‘> (reorgia wok ark : War memoria ~ — oy ger ee ae oe . nNeBinters. creunpd wite in fect. Yeu cet ewer? - 4uet “tune tm ard $9.75 , Hlectric Soidering Irons coal electrical fans mp vi 8 ee ean be eftach.~i Larze eval PTRE ALUWIVT - M@ Rees an) appline®ce piu, $1.45 | —, — . $2.95 AL HARDWARE CO. Sse S11 NORTH SIXTH ST. OLIVE 4100 Sap Songptn Fo 2 5-W BETWEEN FRANK MORGA eecret organizations you On bee: 3 LIN AND N can find eut who are me-m bers ar 4 ] . ; bes _ , cahed : Si « - ’ ae ~~ os oe. * =e Se ee officers. But this hes a clandestine >> >. — a —_- a ee eae | Centizueed on Next Page. ae os" Ss ee >= ‘s : ’ 7 " a so 7 ee —_— oh a A | —— SE ee. TAME ae. , - ™ — . ; ‘ > > 1sked «>a bs > Mm Allens COmmenr on _ Meeting > . = “There really wasn't mach signif. ; —MAIL THIS COUPON carce to the meet) ng ee : . - > 4 > ae em =< “ 4 said afterward l expressed +, Wir ~ ; ar WURLITZER, 1906 Olive st. Evans nr ob je: tions tt the k an - a secret organization ‘+ ora ak ibe

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re or «27s nea A: Corry Tz ae ae ee é : — : . TESDAY, _ mER 19. 192 re _ —~ —- —-= ba i e one = * The a Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star atid the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH* ~ > = ’ | to Be Conferred Before) ment until the imperial miniseneer. | Opération on Prince Successful. conferring court rank or promotion, | By the Associated Press. ‘the os has fulfilled his message toward the | LONDON, Dec dead man. From now on th ®& grarmnt- | George, the King’s youngest son, was ec. 1.—Mystery has sur- | ing of such honors will take Place | succéssfully o et Ae eon for ap- bed feath of prominent prior to the-death of th : . jee ve mi h © meritorious) pendicitis today. The opf®ration was , delgying the announcer- in who has been take , il end| performed at the King Edward VII , whgm the Court wishes to reward... Hospital for officers. — a : — . — 19.—Prince | ——~-- = = RADIO SETS OUR UNUSUAL RADIO GUARANTEE ~ “tata I-A-L | Knife and cs Fe Foot Aches. fer pain and tt, weak arches fhtiv feef. “Mian maw fee] atsured you have behind you the profes- sional and technical knowledge of 4% scientific instru. ment house when you buy from Aloe’s. We teach you. how, we guarantee every transaction. Mr. Ralph Cran- cer, U. S. Government Licensed Radio Operator, is in charge ef our Radio Department and will solve ali your troubles in a p eoceae: Try us. We are Westinghouse vcinten iggestion — mas 4aift that y happiness. Saver Shoes | asing lines, unkles. 4 uthful feet, d are also a AERIOLA SR. TUBE RECEIVING SET ui. 9g 520 The famous Westinghouse Aeriola Sr. Receiving Set, complete with Vacuum Tubes, Aeriotron, Brandes’ Head- ’ — and Instructions for Operating. Specially built r long distance receiving. _/ Macro» Crystal Receiving Set... .. Macrox Crystal Sets, complete with 3000 oe True-tone headphones, choice of in or gutdoor aerial, ground wire and insulators Marvel Receiving Sets, ~ ar price, $18.00.. Westinghouse Aeriola Jr. , complete Special Westinghouse + Sng aS Amplifier with Mw Westinghouse R. C. Outfit, complete Grebe Receiving Set, C. R. 9 General Electric Detector, AR General Electric Amplifier, AA 1400. We carry a full line of loud speakers ut all prices. FULL LINE OF PARTS FOR ALL RADIO SETS Sales Agents for Radio Corporation of America (eS qh Spear chard (ge a 513 OLIVE ST. ~ .AND 708 WASHINGTON AV. = ect as bale cont, Sa).*G) : * » —@er Lecation Saves You Money S 4s * a — oe - ak at LAN, : ( ad Means ys FSese sx - F ‘ A 3) S4 ? . +e *.' Te v . 5 7 Ay af~* c ~~ At 1, LAN (9, =e, ( Se = SF : - 4 - Bo: 2 ” 2 pot 2/ay0 . - - —— 7 ‘a)* A néw and efficient table stove the cooking utensils. There is no heat wasted at the sides. Sa yee >= _ ERE i is the very table stove you have been waiting for—com- plete, efficient, gnd in the round shape. Cooks three things at once— on the top and on the bottori, with toast of waffles between. A com- plete cooked right at the table wi jumping up @nd running to the kitchen every few minutes. . This newest . Manning-Bowman electrical cooking device is the very latest development in table stoves. At is a better tablé stove, just as the _ Manning-Bowman percolator “an- ‘mounced last spring is a better per- colator. They both get the greatest eficiency from the current con- oo. a The new table stave has two heat- “the surfaces of an improved type, “ concentrating one-third more heat on ‘ Manning, Bowman & Co., Meriden; Conn. . Makers of Household and Table Appointments in Michel Bieta, Slicer Bixee Conger en’ fn TEA —_--—— Bread toasts on both sides at once —plenty of rgom for thick or thin - slice. W e without turning. The deep and shallow pans of seam- less aluminum are absolutely proof against rust or warping. Completely equipped, in¢luding four egg cups and cormugated broiler. Every wo- man will appreciate the round shape of this-new table stove. Ask at electric shops, department or hardware stores to see the new Manning-Bowman table stove. Also. ask to see the complete line of Manning-Bowman household helps, percolators, toasters, irons and other devices, and the famous Hotakold vacuum temperature-retaining vessels. e EAs 3 f re ©. 'ra\F « o _ Cc Sia’ == tat oe Stansell a te Cee (_- veel cago No. 21083 . Quality Ware .by a fractured _ skull }U. S. GRAND JURY IN GEORGIA IS TOLD TO COMBAT KLAN “— Continued From Preceding Page. | of meeting. , | ' ' membership and a clandestine place | “My chief objection, I told the | ‘Imperial Wigard,’ is to the mask and to the disorder it suggests in providing a refuge behind which any man may hide. The history of the old klan and of this is that they | have left a trail of lawlessness. Mr. | Evans said this lawlessness was not the work of klansmen, but. that the | guilty took advantage of it to ac- complish their ends. “The! purposes they _say they have | ‘n mind can be accomplished just as | well without the mask. in @ little while he thought the klan would be established sufficiently to come out from under the mask. but that just now it is necessary to re- tain the mask. He was rather vague in his statements on this point. “He spoke wel! of the avork of i¢ Klan, and I told him I did not know of a single instance where it +} = had helped officers in the per- formance of their duties in Kansas. Instead of a help, the klan has been a problem. It has stirred up dis- cord iri cemmunities, has got Protestants quarreling with Cath- olics and has created neighborhood strife. “There is nothing more grotesque than to calk this thing ‘American.’ Americanism is peculiarly open ané@ bread and ‘brav« This thing is in- tolerant, furtive and not brate.” Klansman Defends Organization. Evans had in his party here Fred lL. Savage of New York laff “Imperial ‘vice president) D Ve. Rice and J. ©. Moore The last two described themselves as authosized Y the WK la klansmen “Imperial Wiz- ard’ to reveal Their identity. Rice the spokesman, describéd himself as being fs0om.“one of the Middle Western States.”’ . Rice denied all charges made against the klan by what he termed the “hostile papers in this section.” He said the klan had hired the hest investigators in the United States and sent them into Mer-Rouge, La. to seek out those guilty of the re- cent crimes there ‘and bring them justice The disappearance of two men, one an ex-soldier, at Mer- Rouge, caused GovgJohn M. Parker denounce the klan and request Federal assistance The spokesman said the facts would be given Klan had the power to do it He said that | meat in pan with this gra With Pot-Roast Did you know that Cranberries cooked with pot-roast or other boiled meats make these cheaper cuts more tender and much more delicious? a To prepare a 3 Ib. pot-roast: rown meat in 3 tablespoons of hot fat. When surface is brown i *% move meat from pan and add three cups of water; stir until boiling, then add 2 cups of Cranberry Sauce, made less sweet than usual): i. Vy sauce and proceed h cookin way. When the meat is half cooked, season nde oa sake There is a real difference in Cranberries. Insist on getting “Eatmor” brand. AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE, 90 W. B’way, New York. ee ee ee eg ere = cm {SS ENASNT NN | ADVEETISEMEN nae Don’t stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and suvffling! : of head; relieves headache, dullness, feverish. sneezing. The second andi Pape’s. £ si0s. “Pape’s Cold Compound”’ .d”” Breaks a Cold in Few Hours third doses usually break up the} Take ‘‘Pape’s Cold! cold completely and end all grippe Compound”’’ every two hours until| misery. three doses are taken. The first dose . ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound’’ is the opefs clogged-up nostrils @nd air pas-| quickest, surest relief known and costs stops nose running; | only a few cents at drug stores. Tastes | nice. Contains no quinine. Phsist upon | x: A 821 LOCUST STREET Renmenent SS a a Si Ody iy A re o B. May be ot Won ap be sons. An ideal PARTY GAME. t is the “Wonder Regular Edition, $1.50; P Edition, 61.00 ( Distributed by SCHWERDTMANN TOY STIX, BAER & FULLER FAMOUS-BARS co, NUGENT'S HYATT’S , 6c RUGGS-VANDERYOORT- BARNEY i the publife if the) “There might have been some klansméen fn the affair.” he added I waved know If go, they will be issed.”’ ee DRUG CLFRK, 63. TRIES TO ROUT TWO ARMED ROBBERS IN STORE They Knock Him Bown. Take His Diamond Stud and Escape After Falling to Open Cash Register. Charlies J. Bentz 63 years old. a the drug store of Charles 2919 South Broadway, tempted to rout g4we armed men wiio hneid htm up in « store at 6 p. m.. vesterday, and was knocked wunco scious. - He suffered four scaip wounds and was robbed of a dia mond stud Re Valued at $560 Bentz told the pelice the ¢ entered the store 4nd ordered some talcum powder When he what brand sas. desired they drew revolvers and one remarked: “This kind bentz was ordered to throw up his hands, but instead hit the asked |} one closest to him in the jaw. The two then knocked Bentz to the floor . a . . They attempted to open the. cash register, after taking Bentz's std from his tie, but failed and departed. escaping in an automobile JURY SAW A “CROOK” DRAMA Oklahoma Court of Al Appeals Grants New Trial to Man Sentenced for Ldéfe. Sy to the Post-Dispatch. ‘OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Dee. 19. —Because during the course of a murder trial the jury was pemmitted to witness a “crook” drama on the screen, the-State Criminal] Court of Appeals has reversed the judgment against Eugene Lively, recently sen- tenced to lifé imprisonment, and granted him a new trial. Lively was convicted on a Charge of the murder of Ed Welbourne, a neighbor, in July, 1918. According to.the records of the case the jupors, ewhen taken for a walk, were allowed to attend a pic- ture show where a stary was depict- ed involving similar circumstances to those introduced at the trial. Formal Order on Re-financing I>. sued by Public Service Body. Specia} to the Post-Dispatch. ‘UNION ELECTRIC PLANS APPROVED ' JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 19.—A | formal order, giving final approval to the refinancing plans of the Union ‘Electric Light and Power Co. of St. Louis. and issuing a certificate of public convenience and necess! v, /was made late yesterday by the Pub- lic Service Commission. Details of. thfe plans were agrescd | upon sevéral “months ago, as was told | ’ in the Post-Dispatch at the time. | Final approval of the commisstcn | was withheld until the Ilfinois Pu’- | lic Utilities Commission had con- | sented to thé plans, some of the contemplated extensions of the c»r- pany being in Illinois. walk. Police are eeeking to learn ‘how a man identified by army discharge ' Former Soldier Found Hurt on Side-. papers 4s William Andrzegewskie,.% about 35 years old, a teamster, came and scalp wounds from which he was found ‘unconscious on the sidewalk in front of 714 Market street at 1 a. m. to- ‘day- He was taken to the city hos- pital. Police found in his possession a pawn ticket for an overcoat | pledged for $1, laundry tickets and | the discharge papers. We -- work- ‘ing clothes. Out: Tomorrow, New January a=] VOCALI ON i} ® 3 rs oO | ; ' . - —_,_ 7 i _ ‘ Red Records — Standard By (Edwerd Purcell) John Charles Thomas, Baritone—Aceo- lian Orchestra Accompaniment _ 30162 10-inch $1.25 The Sunset Trail ail of Gold Sweet and Low Criterion Male Quartet with String Qrt. 14454 10-inch $ .75 Dance Fox-Trots from ‘““THE SCANDALS OF 1922"’ aad ‘“* THE GINGHAM GIRL” Where Is the Man of My Dreamse— tntrod. eo ee -—from “Scandals of ‘1922’ Selvin’s Orch. Just As As You Have. Me— Introd. The brwinikle in. Your Eye— Fox-Trot—from “The ee Girl” Biltmere Society Orches 14456 10-inch $. FROM THE NEW MUSIC-BOX REVUE Pack wo Your Sins (and Go to the ox-Trot — (Irving Berlin) Fn te aid—F ox-Trot( Irving Berlin Emil Coleman and His 14462 10-inch $° ) ontmartre Orch. 75 FOX-TROTS FROM THE GREEN- WICH VILLAGE, FOLLIES AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS Sixty-Seconds Every Minute — (I Think of You.) Introd. Sweet- heart Lane from “Greenwich Village Follies '22’"-—-Fox-Trot » The Lonely Nest—Fox-Trot from “Orange Blossoms” (Victor Herbert) The Bar Herbeor Society 14455 9-inch $ Rose of the Rie-Grende—F ox-Trot Orchestra Biltmore Don't Bring Posies— Introd. Bring Baek My Honeyman—Fox- Trot Selvin’s Orchestra 75 14457 10-inch $ .75 Teddy Bear (Blues)—F ox-Trot Bees’ Knees—F ox-Trat Emil Coleman and His Montmartre Orch. 14458 10-inch $ oo Your Kidding—Fox-Trot Blues ~ t Barking Dog—Woof! Woof'— en Bees The Original Memphis Fi 75 — 10-inch $ .75 Save the Last Waltz for Me—Waltz Vocal Chorus by preg Kaufman tz Secigty Orchestra— Yodel Chorus by Frank Kamplath 14468 10-inch § .75 ' Old Time Waltzes, Part 5—Introd. Ona Sunday Afternoon, On the Banks of t Wabash, Smarty! Smarty! Smarty! Auld Lang Syne Old Time Waltzes, Part 6—Intred. School oo Wild Prish Rose, Sweet Adeline, Good Night Ladies Selpin's Qrchesira Ny: ina $ .75 o | Popular | You Tell Her—I Stutter ( Selvia’s Orchestra Dewn—F ox-Trot Song Selvin ’s 14459 Violin ~ Serenade (Drdic) , Sasha Culbertson, Violin 60001 erg | histling Beyond the Clouds Margeret MeKee—Whist 14453 Band Officer of the Day ( Hail) 7th Regt. Band 14471 Vanite | Waltz Liewellyn ; * Rady Wiedeeft 14467 A ij Barber of Morning, N A. P 14469 Sacred Shall We Gather at the Acclian Mized Quartet 14470 - Ninety-First Pealm Charles Hart, Tenor George Reardon, reg Main Veibel Ziate Merris Goldstein 14452 Pagligcci—Prologe Tommy Lad Vale ( Farewell) “Maytime” Waltz in A Major (Brakms) * Accompaniment by Helens Hemilten Mateches McKee and Deisy Lea Mc-’ Namer—Whistling and Vocal Duet a The Galiant Seventh (Souse) March Lieut. Francis W. Satherland and His” e (Rossini) and Night Ome (Supie) Blest Be the Tie that Binds When They Ring the Cetden Bells Jewish Record Saidole Home from the Country FIVE THOMAS RECORDS DE LUXE On the Road to Mandalay 30135 $1.25 Will You Remeniber—from Rose-F riend ) Billy Jomes and Ernest Hare, Tenor Baritone Duet—Accompanied by When the Leaves Come Tumbling Irving Kaufman, Accompanied by. 10-inch $ .7 IOREDe ° ” “Music is-Soul— "ah | 10-inch $1.50 Not Sound : j , to was said centuries ago, but seiltein< today to the. Music of the gs | of the Great American Baritone ag my Thomas. “The Voice We All Love’ oe iieeadl | the country over, to mean ‘the yoice of the rich, mellow tones, the voice tpat is pressed through-exquisite Sound—the Ve _ of John Charles Thomas—reeorded P . ly by Vocalion. Welcome the New Year with the wgice that | however bleak the day makes age Mh inch time.” Hear at your dealer's sesh ali latest Thomas: record Pt os. By’’~—the lovely English ballad that has called ‘for countless encores at the Thomas Recitals. Your dealer has the full list Of the beautiful ~ Thomas records or can get them for you. Solo—Piano -- Solo . inch 3 .75 March 10-inch §$ ordion 10-inch $ River , 10-inch $ 10-inch $ YOU'LL KNOW IMBY ITS COLOR 4 YOU'LL BUY IT FOR TTS TONE ‘AEOLIAN. COMPANY NEW, YO * MAKERS Recording Studies New York and Londen 10-inch $ .75 52024 30133 30156 The Aeolian Company 1004 OLIVE STREET OTHER VOCALION STORES: Geidman Bros Mee ek P ae a1. =|) it =< o — Re ge oo - 4a

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The City Circulation of vasa aay ; POST- DISPATCH al mone Pian seitrasc: “siti a. at of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ~— seamncneia = _ deere DAN > : heese A Wenderful New | of the Revenue, portable m ines——cabinet and — — — ‘ vin aes , es reatmen for _ Collector py — Every Phone- ! e ———__ > | d ~~ e* 6 = T t : m te full¥ guaranteed and tf 7" . ’ . ne i = Your Druggist-“S5c corkee by Shattinger'’s Superior ; P= eS | : ch Radio H — : Service i : : "¥ _ ost- t H | tares 545 5) | : - . 1) Beecrer it: | New manosasy ‘=~ = | Broadcasting Station ; : ane i K SD Clocks $9 59 to $15 | Daily Schedule On 485 Meters ya "9:40, 10:40, 11:40, | 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 - Broac "as( (Ng “at marke? New ‘York wtoc Ks. and money market; pou:*! butter market: metals market TL S official @eather reports and forecast and news bulletics ee ial pregrame of music. addresses and other “3 4 Details announ need = = ° see | onsider— Latest Hits ‘eet: oan Tuesday 7 Evening and Knives. | § teaspoons Da e Campbei . H i the Musical Quintet Ase _—* on rith gua | Okeh Elgin amet ee ee eed oe . Ch : Recokd: | ores“ see this Christmas an j : > awi ' =» * : | QRS Watchman s ‘= e | : , nt Mus® Soap through your own top shelves the boudoir, the bath—at work. | | —or in the attic—and you're Hotpoint Servants are designed aa 3 ar “DUNN'S. = ee ete ea se almost sure to find some of the Christ. made for day-after-day service in 8, | Twelve rolls of m te tecigt j str S une | mas gifts you received last Christmas clair thant 912-14-16 Franklin >) | Wednesday Event and the year before. , } Zz with every Player | Bente! = | Presents which the givers.thought , _ . Because of ines eiedidies Genel f were really practical te dasting. lh. vesting “urine the 4ayr. inepectics ef -~adiic pliant =u be ‘imeifed te ~ i period detween ana 4p cm. and jij i= : | deed it would be hard to find a home hen especie! sents ere under way | ‘ste »bewr the TERSTiis#ic= recom i ‘aon Te me eecens Heer. Pox De | without a lot of them tucked away : * . = ~ somewhere. But never a Hotpornt “a | oan * oe 7, ce r Afver @nnouncing®’ to his hearers that he was mot there & preach Lt se Servant among them. ; s y many ~ Ninth and W c - "¥) doctrines oF phrEica: cu Augustus G. Pobhimar whe . making a redio talk at Station A ‘ ~ gation of Ex. These are in the laundry, the din- > ’ ‘ Do The Mora] bdiigaticn -* ise.” then saic Ll believe a | stretching and a itvle gzervise good Don't exercise vicariogsiy « Dont deciare Fou geiicate tO exert +3 0" a | - _ tmhar . y consistTenti.y do a ng-surfering “partner, For the Bude Sas wee Horpomr Ure-yoe Percodacor wah Sugar. Cocamer and Trey. Vhew vee aive gifts wf Jewelia. you give gift« that leet. «4-tve seome- thimg that will keeg the mens «pirisc altve the whele rear threeckh. (eme te Barrett's temerrew and «ce the mart cleas array of diam ends. ee ee “aeatehes aed jewriry avwralting reer gs sROwSerTes as & GS pd standing with ope foot (aa pecticors. iS the pow@rerful mm: iis Timuniny This shows Prwtaosk he @eclared. and An tthe as Si down : . selection of : will give ree pesece- sen of o very Gne Wiemend Ring. “pr- cial Sale of bive- white. perfect - cut Tiamends, beaat ful - ly mounted fer men ates rather thar >f the street? Was ~~ 3 ‘ _ . ¢C.88oo the Para™s whe strore whic a Cisease rath ite mere shoveling of dir: - : " np

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a eS a — « ge seg Circulatio an mall the Daily. POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Deily Star i | Eis T-DISP, $ and the Times Combined by Ap i ee us I. pproximately 40, S LOUIS POST DISPATCH’ = ce nena cremnarae oe ee 4 ' |DR. POHLMAN TALKS sumed the A | © Anglicized form of the that the use of the name “Junior |tested hearing and was awarded t o] car ae “| PAINT BOXES . name to conceal her id ON VALUE OF EXERCISE she came here two pauses aa hg ete ate Saale 8 Tes ae — — said. 0, she letters to his father. was the “final | not reserve the right of appea’. ) mark of disrespect.” Custody of the | Continued From Preceding Page. Gron, testifyi eettiat ae ying at the trial, said | boy wa the roa | chief issue of the. con- | DANCE TONIGHT sitesi —————- a mind and therefore are ‘wort to exercise it. This they do by inflict- PRR H ER fiscno a ing mental Punishment on this per- fectliy good mind with the mistaken | ee peer tor CANDY “ ee &- ~~ ? 2 oer ~——. ° ~——er ——— i, Ry om = ‘ ke bc a4 —— ; = ae ° : he > ae ° - - ~« ~ ” ~~ © . ' bhi ay m x St ae SAO ie P ee SR Ree ee ee ee SR ae rete le eS tai, wa ce ? EBAY ASF persia a pas | . Same premise that the nastier the in one to five pound boxes “ medicine tastes, the more gogd it 512 Locust BUY EARLY! 706 Washinetow will do one. Just so some people Cap Seg te es SEAS OL } LESSONS 3 ANY Le ous = bd “e «ere * . ‘ , . o we \ 7 = AP: | . \ % ' Ti ae " ‘ realize they have a certain ob!iga- HY , ; tién to their body, and drag it off to a gymnasium to punish it and steam it and have it mgssaged with the , idea that this spells youth. “The secret of proper exercise is yp Se Fc RE LJ ABLE’ QT ’ that it shall be something out of the ordinary routine Walking is poor ' exercise for letter carriers and plano leSsons may be an improper practice for stenographers The second in- ‘Tt aw dl SO i I ace MN tae ena ne ae an ee ee ° fas +. ~ “ SE ln Ci le N.S hig ita, el eredient of proper exercise is that t must avoid al! punishment. The exercise mut be fun 1@ must be something that the a me a . | joy. The thira Throngs! Gift Sooke Case af 3 erie and my body—will er ingredient is that the exercise must WEDNESDAY! THURSDAY | FRIDAY! SATURDAY! not be distasteful to one's neighbor. /@ passes the year’s greatest and: most important F , Mowing the lawn at daybreak is a|/@ an increase in throngs—those who have waited aaa ish there is type of exercise out of place. AB” grasping the opportunity of saving 33'% to 50 rEN EMBER in excellent thing for Cure 46TH QNN'IVERS* RY SALE ENNe SATU REME saxophone is an a poorly distended lung but over- T a, e may be an ear sore in a HE FT [AB] a ‘ommu ity It is maintained by —— ~ _ ~ . \ he \ \ \ \ gt ail ews ee nee some tow that real music may be emitted from this instrument. The fourth” ir sredient is that one must not make a vocation of exercise to the neglect of ether duties in life A well balanced mind is a wonder- ful thine. A well balanced body is' . ‘ a \ ; | | Ss | ; ‘ . j j f : We \ “y : | ) , The yinstt “umont even more Wwor sdertul and the com- ination of the two is extremels ° . " r) , - . \ ; ‘ ; ' . ; : " | thatw; f/f ‘Ar gd Pty le hails» emcee oti wh Sy entities en ee ae = ue. wedieow 4 —— "e" ta ooo a Sealine NE a me — ; rare. = | “Find Out Your Reserve.” — : | | . ae | Kheistmmass 4 “No one knows how good his mind | - : unless he has had his mental at 2c . ‘ owers strained Bm tae . = (Ef, the "4 s Car 1 OW] a0 cood his body is ntil it has been , t ~ . 4 extended Therefore, in your in- x $ | | A . ventory of the twins, ‘find out how et itvcseee a Pi, oot 7a . much reserve you reaiis ' Yy d mental @nd physical. Let us strive (Bape +e 5 &. Ou must ' PRP; for all things hich make for a ; > Thegen atNT roe Last 4D iiah every Player. 4 ne hones be denied the pleasure of a st candies onthe Christa y= | Model 3 7 = & Las ays@ | -Player-Piano—you can buy this wonder- i i iain « eset on il ————— * “Gy”? At s SUNT | | Bt_trge_ et window on Christmas eve for fear tains. He advised that Christmas : ’ ° tree lighting by electricity should “a ful Player on practically your own terms. ee ee cre ae oe Ane? es | Neh ees $125 « F | b Fisk p conune Tennessee Red Cxdar Ni ‘$55 Brass Beds SAVE- Anniversary LAI2 eonnections are properly made and ' Te = ended bv strongly urging every ia . sae Constructed of 2 ~ - > * 1 " : - . ~~ = householder to remove the Christ- ' ; POnn® Sy eee ' a * — =F o , io : - ae = . Fa FOS ori mas tree> the day after Christrnas 4% ) . . . 7 a cast instead of allowing it to remain up at , 4 ; s «gt : 4 the remairder of the week. “Christ- ' ar | , ; De = ' ; , = ‘ id. “become. highty a — , S = adjustahbie to A , waas. ° installed by an electrician so the ras trees he sai playing all makes of record “Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass ‘ombustible when they dry out fron | , Y heat in the room.” | if s; has : , = - : erou th 4 “Ornaments for the tree should | _—_ *¥ — "Ganhanae » ORDER SS ’ , ie ic . : be of metal,”’ he deciared. “Paper : : 1 7 4 R siete tearing — acctntieenmmmteey ements f “ xr celluPoid decorations are extrere- Ne a ' la. : = : = = IRON $ 95 ly inflammable and will ignite at a : ~ . Baten comparatively low temperature. Toys ¢ ty = Splendid © Electric use of alcohol, gaso- THIS CLUB WILL CLOSE ED seen ot a liff™™ or kerosene should be avoided, de os = Sg8% et i « ! - and low-priced electrical itl PY —. oA A cord ‘burn. anteed for 1 vear by _ the factory On the Limit ef 2000 Members , Should be viewed with suspi lon. | aN i = ‘vee 4. | = | i ’ enh j -* $15.00 $19.75 $24.85 ° THIS FAS ince they are often insecurely wired : \ oe Minally ehetatructsd a PA 33 10c G ETS A RE cad “In les Raia a number of PA A! a : - ; : r CEDAR CEDAR CEDAR - smi notion picture projectors hive | ~ ~~ f° : sé eae on ‘en aed ne Cheriat- | ip oe: si CHESTS. CHESTS | CHESTS ‘ Rellable’s 16th An- | Reliable’s Ath An- Reliable’s age An- Very disastrdus' results - ' : ; niversary Sale fivermary Sale y eat = Sale Price Price WATCH OR A AN = Se . We { have followed, as all kinds of fitm, a. tip, (2 ¥ DIAMOND } _ discarded by exchange§ Mre used in ee een mee —s their operation, without the knowl- i. 3 — sei ao } , ‘ packing materiais. In the Prien 1G) "iis ! ' .2 ry Sale Ms it | these should be destroyed at once. | | a. ESSE wig In the store, where they are kept for — Qx12, Scamless All-Weol ‘Velvet ji fii Mf , ’ 7 BR. uge e - - Pru : use “ me arnes — they ig ae be niversary Sale Price...... - | ie I - store nm covered receptacles and in ———_—_— r © High-Grade Axminster Race. a? a section of the building most remote —_a macnificent designs. Keliable’. — ertise Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry on Easy Payments, t. ame » on ip ' “Decorations used at the Christ- ' pie bas th 7 oe — besiecee——a* no _ nas . te ren . om ck a as mas seaso!l should be ®*f fireproofed Recular $1.00 vard evaranteed Floor : J oe eye & only material. Artificial leaves, strearu tex — Absolutely verfect — not rem- ers, paper shades or ornaments nants. Heliable's 16th Anni- 49c ge h— etal versary Sale Price. vard , ming in Diamond Jewelry—Rings, $11. 75 to $400. Bar Pi ms should never be yvsed unless they are rmstrong an cook's $18 to $200. Ear Screws, $45 to $300. Cuff Links, $7 to $45. Srepeocted. ‘Thin ts aloo tree of ffl Siam um t a ra ide: “i = . a> . window decorations. If fire should oorms. « - $i meer eerie ; — THIS $210 “DEVONSHIRE” ALL LOOSE-CUSHION niversary Sale - 17-JEWEL ADJUSTED ) : occur, be sure to call t ire De-/| IVORY WHITE WRIST lenens iiednelely. pire aot | | Lé LAST. ror. DAs | O V E- R S 6 U F F E, D pi from any hazardous spark. It > DOZENS TOILET SETS WATCHES nite informafion as to the location of the premises, so as to avoid ur- Reliable’s 16th Anniversary Sale Price. ... . of ' : fo to $75 | $12 to $275 necessary delay. Have your family hall all loose-cushion spring seat el ee WATCHES ; instructed as to the method of geiv- — pane ye popes te Show You. both from the Your Credit is Good, #$JAP SIGNET RINGS § i* such om elarm, fire alarm box and over the tele- Every Price, " The music program last night was Every Style. on F H. INGALLS one of the best that this station ‘has transmitted.’ It .was arranged By phone.” Every Sire. Night 412 a, 7th ST Marcus I. Epstein. It included con- | - - certed piang nun rbers, piano solos - #nd sdngs and introduced to radio | .enthusiasts a new baritone. This was arlo Fatloni, who sang the AAG wa ho me In and Inspect | Our Complete Line of nes whieh mover ‘anil #rom baritone which moves easily from Turnover Toaster one regiater to another with no | ' \break whatever and is genuinély | B ] N I. TS Reliable’s 16th C mete on Boudoir Set ; : Waffle Iron dramatic The entire program was of the classical type and each num- | At Extremely Low «. Utility Lroning Set . : NT ¢ CI . . . Hedlite Heater Ss e RVA-: sales a. 8 Dish Boe. Radiant Grill— This Suite has all-Ma each piece is unusually large proportio e patt frame is ¢ appearance, th prises large davenport. armchair or = hen arm aatnatie skillfully uphpletered. tapestr CH IF FOROBES 827.50 solid ocak hifforobe; A meee _ ee Se \ber was given an artistic presenta- | for this well-known line of a : ‘tion. Tonight's program will con- | Anniversary Prices |} Sist of dance music principally, al- 5 KITCHEN CAB- Anniversary > ances. We carry guaranteed Heating Pad point Servants for ~our every need. ‘A _ and Many Others a numbers. | $28.90 _. Curling Iron é rhs , 513 eave Street § P Just East of Sixth MRS, GRON TO CHANGE HER Mane $: KITCHEN < 0A Bt PORTLAND, Me., Dec 1t—Mre, | ay ore Gron ot Poruse tf, =SSO-O0 LMM ust Im MUGLER . ~ Madeline Masters Gron of Portland, | KITCHEN CABI- me formerly of Chicago and New York. | | ah wig 4 ete Anniversary yom omen es granted an lute divorce from | “De == |"€43.50 THE BIG STORE at S. E. COR. 8th and Niels Grom, Danish diplomat, \yesterday, will change her name to | 7 “Green,” she announces. She “we sll

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are meal — Bt Sg 7x - P ~ : i r “. 4 , — . = Su wo = enn iii 4 ee. 4 5 ee eS — 4 ‘ * se Te ar + mma ey ° mea _ : a - a " ee , a3 * Hy P_walt Th ** ’ . : ; ” * a - * ae 3 : ie. * EE coe : . . : : id ell $. : | . s at and the Ti Cc ——- ; adit } CESE ee Ae ae sup, Vat CleMaten of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily eee Mo _ ombined. a ie ” - ~ —_ ~ - s EEE co eo ee Oe Misael , a= BR es, 2 : ' : E 7 — : : y * \ J / : x i a f Sahin v OO ROCtA ALES OS 14.4 ; , setenabneneeneeetaal \ bias : seitteies . Pa % : tee eo) Poees af f oe tal _— ‘ vf : eek, 4 7 - : 7%. 9 : ERET SESS | > e r ; : “—T 2: | 4 ae ; . 20. t+ wy Se - i! 28 a 230833 Mets thei ts!) Phil the . SPREE eto WU ly =u — ho> See wise - Ps , 7 e~. - + — * * ‘ta—t a — $2.50 to $50.00 Guarantees to Excel any tégitimate musical merchandise offer in St. Louis. ULBRANSEN @@ | For Christa ap Player-Piano |) : ahs) Beautiful %-Roll Cabinet with QRS Player Rolls, 2 : MUNYA AUC GT HUUAATTUUA LATA EA ETT TTT THMATITTT TNT TTT oad Be’ Na — ey : - ° ° .. . . di« "oT" _ =13. 1 Aristic Piano Lamp with Silk Shade. Ce Plavel — : Ei | Bench, Set of “Martin Method” Instruction Rolls. = =1eel ‘ | {Fa= : | i Small § Open =S3 ‘ ’ , = lel ne se = : cen — | Payments Evenings > A | pene eee 1 | = ~ . mre. "Biss: | SPECIAL 3 DAYS’ ONLY S dea FS | ms, Uy i} = D> @ & . oe | , . n>) . . h: if ‘ ses 4 e a emnggene 7 j You ‘may play the: Gulbransen for half an hour—or Nall a 33 4h “ a henene l dav—and the thought of effort in connection with pedaling = A fren 2 Detroit. aticn =| = never comesto mind- There ts no effort. == |— A wi ve if »b- r 5 wke Sa | ~la : — . . . | etal ; » . =: — : fun. Rnued O¢r ony emoun eo re fee Pests || 1 This leaves vou free to concentrate on better playing ol the i |= 9n 2 from $2.00 wpm ard q| Mary Jone SA dlernsend | = | | Gulbransen. Within a few days vou can learn to play the |= Q Neale ye Silk Unders -g . Seenvitte © Skeaes ..._. 708 Marie | =} Gulbransen, through the pedals, in such a way that the = : ) SUR Veg: 4 et McKelvey. 4732 Beacon | Be ‘| ’ music cannot be disiinguished from the finest hand-playing. _, = . E. Waterman Company, 191 } one eet (aa en Ea |p i] Gulbransen Instruction Rolls help vou to understand and , = Chicepe RE - “Trimmed Moderw e. ~ > ° om 4 : : > = Se ates eel SS sis = ) 5 . . re: * mas lL @ pro: eng Aid Y anes = ‘ = Wahl Ever Pen ve 5 - : . q tie Acie Toute | Bd bs : Finger Tips. no plave: id yY Qu. =e cs Zh . bee ih raed ; * eS = |= a Barry's: 905 Locust St. | Boek iB. je='= pane —Tow name stench te ents a " ace TES} = i , ear" ome | 19 =~ KEESELHORST PIANO CO. jg) | sesame fone Mt st. Chagics. = f : es = =}— = —_ ag = 2S SS bes Established 1007 T iz “Where Music = = = -= —_ — os = |=| 879 LIV Is Sweetest” : : yin Wiidec st. Louis —= ae = , . z — Bre - = - _ : = = = VISIT OUR G me ames Max= Lewis) | i = ,J# You Are Looking for Su satel dpateasne satan time, te = But Choice and Distinctive. | Addie Su ¥ —— — . e Pas 3 LOCUST ST. e1 — \s “A orfu > aa es — = Ch . poe : Specials for Wednesday BIRTHS RECORDED = = : rane ae ee ae ae = = Our entire stock is shown im a semm | E. Bruning. 2819 Keokus = = small rooms, and not over.a cm | 2 and J) Brock. 4426 Four mt = — enables you to make 4 much r * | a Coitina soe Eascea: - ae | — selection. Among other things, you I-7s-Ww As = = {= Sb Aree From Buquisite Bits of Decatativ . fogg ae 8 = = gM. to 5 | nn : a ond & Henere 1421 \. Twen s = = P. M. Eack Day | Pa 2 ee ae a = Your Visit of In- | 7 — " = ; sce 8. Cuneeen = 1482: 257° = spection wili be S. an 1 A. Lowder oe i. — — Welcomed aT TWAS, 241494 YOoruLne — = an Morie 7 Pershing -—= — \ ‘an Me ~ P"4A Prove e — — an = > hares, 20 : — = and © Smith coe Lim = = a ts a = and ©. Spitr “SS Pershing — ay ea ai fy: = = is Sate ss ———— ee ee et eee and Vv. St 3135 Penner'var a — po, P , > ae oe etek sestasess Non seenteee = s — | W.wwed A Schultz, 1910 Coleme = loss ge JE ee ee ee a ee Se : ~~) a — S87 North Mack — x ee pp ae, ea ae BES =e M A s . st 2827 | = Perret es oe z ° SS: oe SS Ss } BIBSELEOBST PIANO CO. 1007 : at i Semite A = — ee St. Louis, Mo > Campesrs of sich, fresh frais. . and M Anton - 324 Vaientine — SE = 7 be rested , $485 Paver Pianme Outfr ) a Que fiavers. ete: afl perfect!» » an ’ Rakula. 3032 Laura. . — rses S8s5- 7 r os ee — and C@emivete information AY aad a. Reames. W. ané M. Bronson, 6615 : ngsdu ——= "seg Mee cape 2 Including Ghocolates, Caramels, Nougats and Bonbons . as all of Herz products. Wrapped in varicol- A5C Three pounds of ,Assorted Chocolates, Caramels: Nougat, Chogelates, a real goody, ib —- Be “~ onbon 4 ered fancy foil with Christmas ribbons—a Ib s amd tmported Crystallized Fruits, im a beautiful box with gor ss Christmas | Shepped anywh extra. OLD ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING mg ee ee eo Ce | Assortment of wholesome chocolates, caramels |] Most essential te the Christmas dinner — every 75C “et " 3Lb. Box. $2.00 - and bombons or all chocolates at, pound... -...--- - .. 75e bite a treat—pound * ; , i Seen Se, coe a ay DELUREASSORTED___> cxpzastoonta cnoconarss = Eg Ss. POUND 60c Saseee . B va a French Glazed Fruits, in = hi pe i co an rencn . = j kind, lace your order for your CHRISTMAS STOLLEN now. a Deautiful metal comtainer with adorabie ribbons, Ib $ 1.25 pian taht Za. ee ee ES a Made of rich buttered dough. intermingled with delicious - £ ASSORTED TAFFIES and NUT BRITTLES, truits—yjust the thing for your Christmas breakfast - each NUT AND FRUIT CENTERS FRENCH MIXED and BRITTLE BITS. pure ig | Rah SOc. 73C and SI ath Encased im the finest Milk Chocolate (in 1-15. boxes “$1.00. ‘City News in Brief a: FANCY BOXES AND BASKETS RIGHT QUARTS @8 PROSUATTION | Imported and domest: 1c 10nS—pac = ras X= 5 FS Lhimain........ . 2a — ES eager cy. ae eee re * —_ ) nented oven the — —F*. Candies Shipped Safely Anywhere _ . *’ b “TLS il menthe G824 Weee Park + MAIL ORDERS ae OPEN’ EVERY | Send your mail order in today! 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IN PEN :} amd Pencil Sets 4 N. Sixth St. >ALLERIES wing for Small Distinctive— 1s Gifts. min a series of many™ ver .a counter, which much more intelligent things you will find— »— Decorative e and Marble Sets Book Ends ial Fruit and Fiowers and he Lamps, E CF LO LOU s/3F Ma 6 Washin yton ES nbons « or all * 60c . ind, Ib LES, Ib... .400° pure sugat hard 25c “Rk 19, 2922. ~ ee - The City Circulation. of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ; ert a Te PRK — a x — cee — Stee 2 POL wy wy ree! a = = ; PS re TT Se Tt cea oe Pee cee — —_ ow . ‘ * : ° - . a ii? Ste BP ST — ee "ae rr oe es ee ce at oe " . | 4 : > ry Se , é c idem , ti we = 9 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH? Tek fane Chocolate Stop’ Here and Select Your Xmas 'f Delicious H ym he ' High-Grade ~ Candies, Te wee com atl ed Chocolates. We y boxes, packe@® with eee, oe EP 206 to 8200 Candies. . NAY LIMITATION BILL ~ PASSED BY THE HOUSE | The gift you can select pleasantly - oo ©. --ereeeeenee * i Barnett’s Special. ‘ ST. LOVIS CANDY co, ~ ~ 1614 Market St, | | 7 ».4 | ERY Head the Buslaces Chance offers APPropriation Measure ~ Carries 1 as a4 100 MAS A: im the Pest-Dispatch want columns . e Se we & te¢day. Semeone may have the busi- | Provision for Negotfation With ) Us ) ESKIMMER «6 ""*crenine, vou are seeking. rt) Powers as to Smalt War Craft. | not advertised, phone your order or. , { WEAR OLIVE leave it with your nearest drugeist. | Py ra Assoc inted Pret East St. Louis . . _ 8 7 , — J ASHINGTON, Dec. ly ~The na- Léhman’s Music House 7 | Store of Worth While Gifts on C hit val appropriation bill, carrying a re- 309-11 Collinsville | | } - ' . - ues at the es ~ ! pte ow th President negotiate Maplewood | and right | | foreign Powers with a view to Talking Machine Shop § near home! | meeting the situation regarding the 27329 Sutton :| e ' ) . construction of war craft under 10.- : ~ h-Fast | 000 tons, was passed late yesterday , aran-Laston OUR tri ) { nN ’ ‘Second Floor Carleton 1. Building by the House. ‘The object is to limit Todd Jiry. & Music Co. a ” — nave Victrolas—you.couldat (| Xo matter where you have seem ) 3 | amonds en sf * gree N. SIXTH ST NEAR-OLIVE the tonnage of theafteets of small 4104 Easton Av. h give tiem a finer gift than a few carefully mond Sale for tomorrow will sur« | . 9 war craft of the Powers and obviate Wellston chosen Victor Records. And you can select those pase po hen oar ihe necessity of the United States . Records most conveniently. Diamend is perfect cut and fall of entering upon a big building pro- Wellston Talking fire and brilliancy. ; & Etam to keep the size of the United Machine Co. . -at your Neighborhood . Rage eB As Litdle as bee | States “mall fleet up#*to that of its : 5956 Easton Ay. Vi 1 * down and rc & poss will buy nm sae. is . . at : ‘ y . . s. ] “en 9 ay ; rength , South Side ictro a tore : ns men a nen in ia | me Dill, which carries a total of , ~ w hit © -k. green ® $325,.000,000 stetroe for Ss oeiniet oe s gob wag, The tolks - that store will help you choose good . Fanket “rettings ao ti temee ith >. i ’ isifi.- 2121 . Vy. Ch t “ 7 ed naval force of 86,000, the same ; : entertaining Records. Ask them about the Victor rou. Barmetts 17.50 as fixed last year Jefferson-Gravois Record Christmas packages. | There was a flurry of talK over the Bauer’s Music House , ill a ‘ provisions under which the Presi- 4115 Gravois > 3 wi buy $ 10 will buy lent is asked a , ergot ate Ww eh 4 MM ‘ ‘ wae oe ss Mme OF record, a V1! \ Caruso record, a symphony “reat Britain, Japan, France and Sarah Manchester ) rte y “ “doubh “face orchestra record, a Kreisler Italy, but an effort to change the} Bly-Moss Furniture Co. . = : Powers. as he may deen at your Neighborhood Store There was laughter from the Re- . \ ,pubdfican side whkn Representativ? = R : - Linthicum, Dbemiocrat Maryland S presented an amendment requesting WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS CANDY sy ae the President also to negotiate wit! —assorted chocolates, caramels, nougats and 4 ) y ytorelgm nations with a view to form- | —_ bonbons or all chotolates—a wonderful valtfie— C Lb. : img &@n association-of nations. It was! in one to five pound boxes............. ws ee f throw: itonay ? t of orde The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening 512 Locust BUY EARLY! 706 W qn. “ss newspaper giving Associated Press’ news service. So SS SS SS SS , “AFTER $200 000 DENVER HOLDUP : ; a . \ Coe the I os -D ispat Doll and om **) | DENVER, Colo. Dec. 19.—After| \ a Federal Reserve Bank automobile | . S BURFO, Cast, ; . 99 #) was robbed of $200,600 in curren “Sylvia ‘in’ front of the Denver mint vester- SPECIAL DELWERY » : . - day amd a bank guard was killed » : . ihe 5 ; nd Ring the police began,to look for Rov -~ \ |sherrill, only member now at large 7 , ?\* For HER Christmas Present att 5 im igs ~aegee. Frank Lewis oo a“ ZA ic . er e; in ~ AUIS, aa - es Wonderful $ NKansag Cit Denver and* other Z . é : | 5) © 18-k Ot Seé ’ ] a _ i I ri) : aon > : “ : Solid re indirectiy, sin: he 4 | * : en sé She ff rméeris Was a caeret C) ; sf . White aioe in Ot, Loula m\\) Fi Gold ! K)> P| enuine blac’ 7 Solid Green Gold. a e; 750 Fancy Gluster Plectne Bt - = er. “ > = ee i ° | Rai Ss 20c ib Six-pound zZuaTante« . teed bi fh nny t % ees WEEK iSins, . Ir n, with six fees UU] GRE OU w2sacck deck ts ; % ver at $50 and $75 si Haliwen Dates, : ae | Watches for Gifts (5e Lh ' ;. ie . . “A 2 apd Large Seedle | EG $110 : Oranges, 20c Doz Chie machine stands $3 inches B® 2 . high, 18 inches wide. 20 inches ) . 4 ee with amt ‘HDON saa ered, beautiful satin-finish engni- stop brake 2-inch velvg, turn- Removable ’ et ton a Buckle $32 Roasi, {7 Ze Lb. ‘omae sage 5 oom ae ineeheal self-iubricating motor table; adjustable tone arm; siid- "Carts Saat as shown; Fray £ ne at ne - ib. White Geld 17 RES agg we Full-sised Cabinet Gas Rance etal parts nickel! plated et turntable: sliding tone modifier. ing tone modifier. wonderful value... 4 — Lean Pork Chops, a ane. aes ha spe BARGAIN + Cairo, Ill, Mound City, Two in Louisville Ky =a S High-grade Green Gold thera gUar- [5c Lb a Rings and Brooch ates 35 yep) mee e Ses Jap weenet Ringe ” eemascry is 1% 2 = ; os a anity © 7@ _* ; varie he nf of she Manicure Séta TERMS: $1.00 A WEEK “Quality aa | ie Yer Plated Table Ware 15 Jewels, $28. Terms $3.00 a Month. - ee : STEAKS | . EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS 4 a fer Catalog 905. Phone Kinloch. Central 5052: tor Bell, Main 97 a ‘ | and gaiesman will, call. : ass Oredit Jewelers a sae by * Reliable Poy — . @ ‘ Second. Floor, Carleton Building ae Py 7 ne CO.TSES 308 NW, Sinth Sly Near Olne And Many aon | : 7 a ; é ig ve a “ , asf of ° us - ~~ re 2 es a i: gata ee) > “ = _ a ; - lO: i: oa - #.. a eae S a eT es ame. em ta . & | ° Sek’ Fe ee a ee y : * ae : hh ae >> oe =e « * + ” | + & eee —_ * 7.

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ae war ih al sa 5 Ja ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING “DECEMIRER 19, 1922. After Fulton Battered Him, About All That Was Left of the. Sapulpa Giant Was Paul; - al Says Boxing Rules Be Standardized; Draws p Code He Thinks Satisfactory Fat Carl Morris Proves No Maich Cc anal High Coac h To Be Honored at Banquet Thursday Minnesota Heavyweight Defeats —_—— -—-— Dedicates New Rules to Theodore Roosevel: Valuable Suggestions, Former Champion low 20 Seconils to Fighter Knocked Out of Ring. Ancient Foe m Fourth Round Who Him on Technical Kayo. Says—Would Al- Cave ttt ———— oe James J. Corbett. one of the few former world’s fortune by with us again, sh@wing at a local theater Corbett has not permitted his ring ' pions able to make interest to wane. In fact. Corbett presert hobby is winning recogn'- tien for a new set of boxing rules which he hopes to adopted Verbdertt contends that tRe differ- ent codes governing the game in v2. _ countries and the different in- ations to be feund even n this™country greati handicap era, the officials and the publi ferbett is strongly opposed to present weight classes, to mat WeT'ewren men of unequal weights, to holding tithes undefended ionger six months. to all jwdgine sys- ¢d@ms except that of the single ref- eTte to permitting covering up o: “goirig Into a shell.” 3 as practicec so many boxers the have universail) bye i- today. and to employme of incompetent seconds and unech i referees. Speaking of his new je. Corbett said Standard Code Needed. “The Marquis of Queensber ) leawe are quite out of date. ™ respects. Even mow they are Ged to suit present conditions. [It its necessary to standardize rot only the code but the erstem of judging bouts. “tT talked over rule revisions with the late Thec@ore Roosevelt severa’ times and I have decided to call the code after him. “The Roosevelt Box- ime Rules.” as many of them were @vete suggestions made >) the for- Gent himeaeclf SE am greatly oppose to the prépent plan of boxing adopted ») many young men today of covering up er ‘going into a shell” [tt ts not —_s and results in pushing. shov- mauligg and anything else bu cima a oe Such tactics shreuld penalized and discouraged im every way by officials.” _ Cerbett’s code. epitomized. follows: Rt ?—The names an® weighis | ef the eight 4ifferent classes of bowers shal! be as follows. SOrm: modi - Ss Ss Boxer Knocked Through Ropes Given 1 up en Pre — : —, S ) all &—The contestants sha) ) te hit each ether with gloved hands, above the waist Tt shall be foul for @ borer strike hie epporent after tim- at the end of a, roun _be foul te bett wi"h “wrtth the elbow. ? - i , ji . i all times. but referee's command . may be agreed upen if Wrestiing. pulling. pushing te Sreak are fou's A SESEPEP YOVELTY. 16—Afher kreckdowns box step beck 20 feet @uring tbe i a. i! Mt both on attack and defen«r. fants shall be |Tepresernts shal’ be e . ~* . ~" * Smith and Blouin Practically Tied Milwackee Bowler Has Lead of e Only 14-50 of a Pomt Over Chicagoan. unmecessarr roughness Troiations and render he ceems necessary RULE 5—New gk padding ower the kru weighing rot iess than § ounces shail RULE — em shalt Comsist of mot morc than six layers of thin adhesive tape or gauze and must be pat on im the rimg. subject to insepec- tien by referees and opponents ULE seconds or sesist - each borer audit in or AS - ,—Fowr allowed Ther coach sist their Man im any war. ¥! ™m ust ; or : +] 3 ~~ - _ reu nha = iti bs ogress Secend=«= Tess ia Terme. in. W hich to Recoper progress of a rownrd and the bexer he ree the eared the the box- diecualified. T > an? ae . > spectators e ring is be resumed and OmD esa the the last 15 16—_ Amp ._- ete the clare “we ceeteet” sed call all bet« off @ a bout ik stepped fer any other cause thee «2 feal or «2 keeckeoet. Sech a bewt shall be declared a drax amc the purse diride between the boxers nm the hasis f a draw If The referee is skti«fied the imterfer- emce is dome to prevert a krockeut rv by one } WALKER. WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION, SHADES KRUG BOUT or a = be 5 ~? 7 iar >» @ THA * : =~} : ct . vs ? & Se « . low > . : . Pea te enthuse about when he cut des IN NO-DECISION Tisien a nurnber y ‘ , frame of ' »*—1t. while able te come- m iseed tinee. im the referee's opinies. « beax- No 5 er “quits.” «hell be @eemed « fee! . miouvir For Fred Fulton - Klepper Makes Offer For Contest Betweer Dempsey and Willard (he es A PORTLANTID W H.. AL a Ow ne? > RAY WILL TRAIN FOR a Sc ie Last Nicht’s s Fights | aca, =. MecDaftt. 1 twe hkhaeck- lL eui«vy Dl le— Jehan « Leuis. defeated Tommy, reand «. Lecas scored euts im the lest reund. Trearean. \. J.—Temmy ¢«crare. featherweight titte claimant ef \ew recy. frem Jée Symeuds. former tithe heoider. is regards. won Eaclieh Jerseys City—tTrisk”™ Jehbeny ( =r- tim g@iee@ it-reand decivieun over Midcet Smith. Birminag bam. som, lbecal flys weickt. —m> Rats, ( inciungrti. ie Newark—MNickey Walker. cham piea. defeated rea pra s. Tel Zamce, iliec. Speed « resent{ showing m enzgeiman's al!l-St. Lowis te gain re- |, and by Saturday a form- continues Ten ation will be geady to} ne woncer v were the championship Meirhaerdt, former St. > e- ptain. and Brick Tra- Missouri University The public must attend he takes part. undess poment is at least cape tendi The queez part of #£ the wrestiers pow ~aving ¢ were guilty themeelves whe: TaAMaga megs ‘ refused tO wi Piéstina. + - We Rise to Remark. m 4 iNew York is eoing ol . $134,900 ten nnis . national esmd iz promships are fo be . But why Nee over” net the United the Post-Dispatch this the name of Dractite ‘trust’ . and ali vis, Araehe and who a . ad rw™ VOi —— tim - ear on the OTDSsS area All-Marviand HE attacks against Lewis come frag: three sources. In New Yerk they originate with the man- ager of a stable of top-notch wrestiers This man formerty ‘ontrelled Lewis" matches and now finds the champion ecient him cavalerty. This promoter himself was several times charged with “arranging” matches “and misleading the public about mat contests he put on. Meinhardt In Chicegs. the manager ef an- est men deve! ether wrestier who has been cha!- enging champtems for three rears without getting a titie go. is hurli- ing charges against Lewis. This s-aser s He teurne vs, t tens of eather ™“¢ would Tike*to gef a glimpee ef it” America had just champic nship te courts of Wi im Bde tien theery whereby al would g©*t a “ee : Tocated. Consistenfir, retation though « theory: be appli to om cham picaoships and - res the South, the cs teomaiiate _§o iG, BOTATLONS. = is rathec Aad, @or tnat California. which year for a decade, has the cBharmpien ef the natigrad, tourneys, has aa ped The third has a yelp coming. ‘ lers themselves who thew ceuld defeat Lewis bat are given no chance to preve and will net get one until Lewis is through gieaning the-soft things—~ere rais- ing a justifiable clamor complaining source “ertain wrest- think _— > a —— a 7a r~ 3 } ee | nme Tremere ratien. ~RiLLE 1% Strike a re‘ mtest and sidered exactiy mittee br one RULE **—lI¢r the "i Ful i the , res 7® amd d@eclare the bevt RULE 11—ITt shal! be foul for «a bemet te bit below the “belt” which shal; De 2 Inches below the rave! RULE 12—Ic is fou! to hit a man tuhe is down A boxer om ome Knee belpless on the ropes or out- the ring shall be considered shal! feet. . we » an RILe. 13—Tt shall be feu! imten- onguane dhawor tiemaliy te twtet or gqueeze an oppo- " me Bents arm hand. wriet head or neck with enough force te @ixadie hie: er te grasp him abeut the leex RULE t4—It shall be fou! imten- _ ve fal down without being RULE 16— Jt shall be fou! for a se. ona, to enter the rimg, @uring the Parts. Dec. 18.—A close study of c, comcerred one cerning Geaurth round and Helleré. the Sen | Hi ‘Auto teday The according to was ™ the fearth °F ¥Fice preside arranged "Ore of the Wee Jotimed the Boxinre ‘Tl am net co nterview with preer ft: out | for the manager sar ™ talk te the manager Branch Ricke, ®out’was im prog- “tr | very SeTiegs fault Br that as the Fed- Bon Quinn. me (Committee Browns Tim. & will neo a hieh if i : THE the whith, if Bill Pertica te the effender ‘ shell eree at pinion of «a shall be stepped end all meticalls called off. The culprit receive ee reseeReretion sed the bewt shell be declared ceo RULE 2) An . > : PROM en , the Parers membere of the « the orwaritzation te gq Pert from Milwaukee Sarurda: Jack Fournier i# being mentioned * office. + may ha’ later 2 Manager Ricker of salad a deal was on at any stage ffense « ard! nale t time Tivri@gual with cx His a 273 SOOT ed §oubiee other te singles Was 4 P spared 4 Blow the Milwa Scores 4 or Tee’ ns he f ail events 48 « Una Oo in drew SESE VETS Sey UsACefeAT > BO se Oe sk * - —— = WICHITA TO BID FOR _DEMPSEY-LEWIS MATCH : ~ F~ * | ®e@g scorn > . > + F > Se © | SoS, (4X vege OM? The Quality Cigar Since 18$ ‘In ther beautiful, giass humidor La Palina Bs make Cheam gl se of ppoctaien He'll get them in : of flavor because of the protecting humidor. This with ution sc hopes ede ae ABA tm B5¢ Perfecto Grande 3 for 530c .. 2 for 25¢ Biunt (Gm gian jar) 2 for25c commissions which ; 7 8 itheut defernik Ww consilerable = _ ‘so t se mucf no way of forcing bie tol refusing te view matches | a of exactly shall - d in? P a finest comnditiam and in perfect fullness 7 ae ng the titleholder £3 p Mun owe oe be hel | FORK Ret 179.—The . knew ~~? cha@mpronsh ip. — Mhallente Cup < Pennaliv epaducted bh) es Feotaat , a ee the poin@® preeéding th- wifi. att ef the omic - bs outst 1T but 16 will h round tS be played Dec rad tewsad. game re- eontested ts im the sthern~ Tlineis _ disteiet ; iyvesper Buicks wall battie champion Seulin Stee! st Lows. If the the winters down the | &® will clash in the fourth im the St Legs. last survive. 2 sationaeun. play et eight j ‘pai League tries. if fougrth-round mnationas; to be plared mest @eck-—| A

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Se. ee ae eer re See ee fe __TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1922 AE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SASCITY | wo Californiae Conch Matried. | fornia backfield. coach, was married . Three splendid trains with modern all-steel equip- —__ - I ee —a ee a se — — ee — — es Coe mee oe oe ee —— — — — = } ing eCws S AN FRANC ISCO. ‘Tex. Dec, 19 — Saturday, it was lendadll today. Miss . . : Oe QT, Rees ; ? yer was secretary of the Universit M. “Nibs ice , —* ~ ¥y |‘ Price, ft niversity of Cal- j €ymnasium department. end, and’ the otiiciate sadtansia to — , PF oy Ste eee ix - idget Smith. No Proj osal to Zone 3 7 . } be aos ~A % ‘ Referee. A, MeKenzi zie: M t h f p | ——_ all sation is ae t wt ¥e.> is iT) , , . , , —./ ’ a John Evko ¢ Marin 4 _ — % 4 Boston : Gelegatée, James Riles igtionss hands of * , ee os ceive any reverberating cheers when is P ce we — 1495 Railway Exchange—Ptione Main 4890 = But at presentthcecre is ® : PWhalle nee ; m- A 1s a tone § gamer are to start | anas of . Irish John ina 12-round the) ate w4 talk about re formi m anded to insure right fit. - ABASH TIC a FFICE _—— *. enita in Lraigh A ; . . . p Remark. ‘9 me tt Tiny of. ne | League franchise; accordimg to re-jfalYs in a catch-as-catch-can= match There is no real! desire to bit U No Goods Delivered Dependable Merchandise—Sub-Normal Prices—Always Subway Sells for Cash On'y 1 ee a ieup play of eig ports, and Buddy Miller's Baltimore | he: The champio: mn that falls home run between the eyes and put (1402 te rk is going to build a ; / League entries. Club may be taken mte the rs uit With ~ ive . a 1 , tir 1 Tt} 1 cael 1t our; of hus neces for 4 j | rile Those . “t : . we ennis stadium where | _sourtneround national; next seaSan. from present indica-jahd 22 seconds and the , ee ardize the homer so _ that four- ' —— aa oe out a (en- & Rasy Soe: . sacker hits will be more symmet- s os a pe , "ee Bass. oo Ss rical, This despite the fact that the ’ — . a oe x y) as H | | , fas ; home run right now is about ti ; - ~~ =— * a | ‘e @ = af BSF. ‘most stahdardized thing except th i. Pa sme - . _~™ : Ye’ wer ie a Sie hit amide ; 7 ¥ a Se mn - ; ‘ Ld » : a i | ae. a See ' | The standard for Ruth and th ° | Nee med Ae Gls : under Ruths #285 feet. Any hit at econom rices passed throug! ny Coie oy * > | that goes 235 feet and at the same | at Englan:) f ‘ | H ~ : . a4 Y n -. : ee ‘ - aaa — is a legal heme rup nee it is - t ec wor d's r , ~ 7 as ‘ , , . ree inted out thers T- ri é 7 . ? ; agi e U7 wa mament on the ™ . “ a. Ne ms Me ‘ CR ORS ge nih ae : The roz eS. i ie : : ie sian@ardize what . : : .f- ; ore - ~— . € 1 rdized Suggestion has been made! by all countries Pa © “s J 8 + ; ;* 7 _— . 7 ? ™ ‘ oO " ; ‘ > e at it uw + : ; P z ~~ s , ~ i> aqgqvocates of A change ar ' ‘ \ sia - P ; was ad- ‘ : ‘ | Sos, standard be made 300 feet. Some Thrifty women shoppers aN jump. If 65 feet are to be added to - Gy, therefore. with the ' c . a4 i ay ip >U CA ~ sf " 4 j B West all be given ep-: 1 Biase OL Ee Soe tn, atieteal atomte hica useful gifts at extremely low - conduct this . hae bhi... teed nw Fe ns et Rice BS a a ‘leveland. groutids, th rrooklyn Prices. _/ ' ’ CL ae ‘ “x Ba yore aes y ic “SSrUne Fe Agta: +5 field and perhay Ss in , Men Amard. for ex ae s ent Creel OT iS Bo ex x 3 stadium here rnia, which vear : , Be + par iol Boe : POF gy ot | Or , 7 4h : > . ' ‘nos ; , : A ae most of the big league field: » 2 2c x ‘ . Secade. has Turfhisnes feos a ee | nse A) eee tales cas o's tr fhe items presented are ibe, ths wot | 2B: iat See eo aa farther than $00 feet from che plate, indicative of the great bar- ———- | | ‘ou | m foe ‘ AE oe Any additions to the stands would cated States ee ey eee Ait Naa come within 300 feet and rile posts . gains in desirable “merchan- dak =e ! oR Ses ate a4 ice | ieee for homers would be necessary. The oR — Bea peat minor leagues would be heipiessly | dise to he found In the ; ‘ ft wf 3 handicapped tn many cities. as the & fences in. some of thei: rks are Subwav Store. gutside the 235-foot limit. but with 7 in the 300-foot mark. eo CHALLENGER FOR CONTI’S 18.2 BALKLINE HONORS ‘AR 5S, Dec 198 r ‘“onti's tT? . tne ea aetae fF Shirts at Sub-Normal Prices | "in a 6000- pote = match agains Madras Shirts . _—_English Broadcloth Shirts Silk Shirts > layton and Clarence Jackson split designs and solid colors varied patterny "D wat cigar in America. , evel in theim two Interstate Three- | . — . Bere oa . “ ‘ . “4 Cushio n nas games here yester- | seicipeemanictatinl as ¢ —_ cal There are manyjgood cigars«on-the $s gtadied Pataanen a30 sasmen . REY i aS ' the evening game, 50 to 47, in 60 itn- | rch + e — _ , nings ‘la Ben h gh rut 3 orn wed . Mufflers, $1. oves, ° _ ! am ro ’ ‘F mar ket: aa ; ee ' — one El ge of sr te 0 gl rh $2, $2.50, $3, $3. 50 Qualities $2.50, $3.00 and ‘$3.50 Qeatities 35c Qualities, initialed Cambric > Producto. n y in ro ucto can —_ Kirst quality. fat silks afd fine *woo! Muf Fars ee Neg = ng 2 Box of Six, $1. f ot sitk knitted Mu‘ : + - (Jood-lookjng white cambrics” divs 2 you find that well balanced and une - Army Coach Sent ciere “a excel ion eS ese i Be rye Re Reem . ry, ee copyable EI Producto blend of choice To Porto Rico Wool Sweaters, $5 75, 85¢ and $1.00 Qualities | ‘i Havana rolled in.a flawless shiz / ee, special values in Sweater Coats—can | | Pute slike: Jn blacks end all colors: and Slippers, $1.59 “** ) n under coat—desirable heather ro | _ Leather Slippers With elkskinMole dnd West Point Football Left in a " — ! er NP a horsehair insole—a fine gift. ssa grown wagers Kod me find it Larch bby Offiejal | a Ly Hosiery, 65c ¥ | ee in every roducto, w tever th>, eater” Blanket Robes, $5 $1.25 and $1.50 Qualities : Wool Vests, $4 °" nkeft Bathrobes—all men Some imperfect: pure silk; sorme full-faeh- ° Fianne!l Bila binche and colors; many clocked; also Weil-tailored Wool Vests, in owna, , = ne— } atterns; special loned; bl d shape or size, 7a wqet sne—ieleaie: » P9500 | flat and ¥ibbed wools greena and grays—a weicome fy! at By Lawrence Perry. “Many shapes. and sizep y Haat? Cor ger die .10e to 30¢ NEW YORE: Dec. 19—It was : | us t | 2 a7 G. BP. CIGAR CO, tat earned \today that ‘capt. John’ J Overcoats and Two-Trouser Suits | Philadelphia, Pa: coach inmfootball at West Point, was . ordered to Porto Rico before the | $30. 00 and $35. 06 " 3D Pitetieters wm. RR sae eres ene & Demers Ce. army authorities named him as suc- | St. Louis, Me j aaa | 1855. Central 297? cessor to Maj. Daly. So now we heave | Oa lities at cag A rather a curious state of affairs. As | the present situation stands the nun upon whom the army's football des- | tiny in 1923 depends must shortly |} break up his home on the acadeniy reservation and depart for a place | where football iswrhardly in the air..) as the saying is. ea Ow Capt. McEwan feels about | | s this may not be Said, but putting the | ' | No Mail Orders | matter in a general way it may be | - Fare Refunded to Ost- of-Town Customers . stated that not half of the vital work in the performed by a head coach is done in Accord With I | Oa ' . hin the football season. His winters | Subway Retatiers’ Plan, . . ery | . ' meg ed — 1! BOYD-RICHARDSON a" ences with his football players and | OLIVE and SIXTH ; in aequainting himself with gridiron | facts and fancies of thé previous sea- son which he was too busy te note jat the time. > hey m et pe % e eat a cee = ie Fey ; iad wigind wee BB Fs = My oe pier ter. -

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a tried by Approximately 000: ©, 7*. 9 TEsDay wa. ts The City Cireulatton of the Dally POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds f that of | the e Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately | mi i: ‘ — SSS pS: ESL = MORE. THAN 0) gn MARKE Disc: ‘Wheels i - sel = . ae . 4 —~ >» Fail to Show, a _ ~ ~ _ Rabber Tires * ag a Roller Bearings » fy Defined, Tendency Adj of able Sad dle | : er Range to British | he 1ousan A, SPcine Frame ee : $ pr: f wire From the New us - - \ : as OR eee ‘ yy p Me BRK, iiec W9—The F ~ bat } red : ai - ' ~ - a - - a — -_ — Lee = aw “ " " ‘ “ “ek Or ft - a ne a ne 73s gs = - - re ae py F —- sas~ cts . 4 e2e ss “ : le e ett ra hire large") «tl ae wer ot pre . ae t .? air ta\' mssues eh rk 3 ; Y ees affai: sa] BG . $3 7 a a Joment, put the flu : ye % pee e Wits * hie hs . cn -—-_* ’ . 2 . ‘2, ‘ ‘ho : 8 ie & 2S Seermore. distinctly irreru- . i* q ew a es ~~ r ~, > — ee . . J Fy hie 4 nt tu pugh | s Fad is Lower. had the first opportunity a a urin t S ast our Me me 2 ‘ . = a A Be a — S Se - fa x | Re e =... =: : f' und sterling Ging. off, ° ‘ W ee Oo O an n wien y ££. 3 . >> | : ES — rat) 62%. The opening oi this ‘ rate + was somewhat > he @erling commanded. « flys is # | = = IT SRR i a ge ag eo fancni = P hs i safterneon i rene}s tr dhe : ma’ p Os t - D ] S p t gl r . ] “ y ist ] t eee: eae ae senna _ nee Sees 3 Abiocs:. So se Sie cS : noe aoe 3 5, 3 e & 7” J ” had dippe d to rr 17 Me. ¢: pa ry Pa e ; 4q bet . is me, See : = gs Re Mile h was ~ : =n = > a r 1 common, ” sitwped angore RF RNR Mg aR tain

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er i r ae a [s : ee a Re Py. ST-LOUIS POST- - EVENING, DECEMBE i ee ee FURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1922 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ee eee —--- —_- =p — — —- _ ' 1 9 ru ; oF } , - = $9,108 Ou, x lr ™M f.,owlng Is a biet of saies made, the , ' S34 ee ee | + 2:50 ’ ns et hee ee ; wre vee | ! re ae . — ea ane orices pail and the pet changes as compere: “ = 2 bce ™ : : 1 , ' ' ; : 4 1°12. 132.700 7 4.7) , a INDUSTRIALS. MINING, ‘ith ¢ preced’ ag s sales c> last pre- iy INDUSTRLALS. . bebe i ; atin “ | ! nate : an - ‘lous trareactions, “lgcrease. -—Decrease. | . ' ry | inadt “sci LLS ; a ea “~ , ’ = ~~ “A er J ° Unchanged. _ » 1185 if +? — i a aoe a> % LIBERTY (20ND QUOTATIONS +s ae on os rae wr chy ox | , a 3 8.143 MISCELLANEOUS AND INDUS PAMTY! | . 3 _ SECURITY. bios , . rRPAL BONDS. 7 . inde Bi | Sead >: 14.3 7 ' Boutmen's Bank ——— . - 1 so ae = ‘ } Pry 4 j 2 P “ 2465 OF Ay i : ° ‘ 1 Fail to Showa emmmmmentg Britishe ti, se reo eo Pgh 1S a f e6R! og! WT ya Stonsur Sion ge. So BS cot (LN OR reed aie aes AS, okt SeaMBomin: "40 g's. gle.” G% | eiees hetaeen aa : is 24 ; Haves Wh bo i i. +s: Mis + 1 : | Un ted Railways 4e... $1,009) 63% — Hellways pfd Rate. . His : 4 42... $1,009) | | a3 ) | . LROAD BONDS. ' , 2. Ui 7 ue AFTERNOON BESSION. ————— , ‘$1 51 ' . &*wi ji ) , ; - deg “oe ere o : 35 1 ’ 12 La ; , be 33 en Ss Au . Ot o-% , +4 lnternational Shoe pfd 15 116% the Post-Dispatch. L2% bea Lt, z 4 . a Aro , . | . LOG oe ) | ; ; re ' + | Laclede Steel. : 2 a pec. Jo ' . es 1%. é' ; ov Roti, OS me eo tional Candy com 5 85 _—. as | 4 TT . 7 y bi | , .! | ‘4 . - a : CLOSING QUOTATIONS gopyrighies a 5 = a on ee ate= ae 4 « a whe am Bub Ss.. ) il eas aa _ ee SECURITY. , : : ' 1. 31. eA 534 ' ' , , ” , Tt a veel 5 iret Nationa: Bani effects *8 . " ts +a geet 104%. lid 7" ’ : a TAF , he os > we Merchants-Laciede & failure “are "> art "T= = at . ‘ , ba, - , 1 ; u* t eS ris , JO ; ' , : , , 'y pp om” » + Nat. Bank of Commer , , - ~ ; ' ‘ ) & H ‘ 5 )* 40 1% ’ : : , . mer rl ' with the Gr ss | 24 METALS AND | YVULIPMENTS oye — ' D&RG re | ' "1, eras 4x “= 4 Morenntile truss : meet of the © ri A : Ait ss : 3 371527 135 ing3, ) 3 , oa ‘ wee | ls, | vic Div aoe ad, on | Miss. Valley Trust was a “OM .. bh. ee 4% , | | ) ' 3} 1 112 ' | : : =.) A) 1] ; 11 . = , vy a oa - St. Louls | nion Trust fair 4 few 72 ye wT % 1 fie 22 1463 ' Ay ya - BY. ae] oo € Aimerican [Takery pfd * af 1 .% “a ; . ‘ 4 . . 7” ee : . , :4 . . all : — 7 ’ Aunerican Baker: cor Pmevemen’, § ; ss 4 ; . BON DS. Brown Shoe’ pf4 ; f the i ‘ . ss , - 2 ; S1000 ) Hrown Shoe com 1 point Tho -« = 4 a ~~ , | | . oe Or ‘ GS. . , ? peor - ++: Ses > an y+» , ' ‘ertain-teed Prod . | 3 cy? : : Laciede Steel Co . . the first ©} : | , | . | i | , . a ' | Louisville Home Telephone explicit atid au! ia fy > il : Lit ra tn ae. .. 4 * .¢: ~~ ? on * , * , et Ed ts » lx? Tine ” a ~ Portiand Cement | the stories 1! a hpee : it 5} BhBe; J Lt, iu , 7. a (Pip es r + fe ae he + 8 lap R a | i + prt pen Candy let pfd 7 oa, Or! Oty. 5 0%! 50% | Db Baers 3 , | . ae 5 Lm | ~ ae oe | | sv 5 1 V6 ational Candy cem ........ - is contema ne ' Po ! fa, ‘ ae | 7a pi. yp ' »s '} ta Toe ne ; a F Bay ¥ (ys Riee-Stix Dry Goods 2d pfd. , exchanges “was actly “7 st . ' | P 4%) : aa ‘ : ™ 2 , ‘4 +?) aaa " ' ' ’ ’ ‘ - (3% ; ” . . 4 : : > re | Sr ith & Da oy Mtg corm. " er prices prevailing , S : ‘ ' ' 2 A Go by ' é, 5) ‘re ‘ ng oy ; ; ‘ lOA%, , nited Railways prd .. I ate eo. ths [64% . } 1 7 . ent riz > & > ; Se: eae _ # st) Wagner Electric Mfg com steering scoling@ «. = we ; : ; b. ' 104 ' cos lv | ent 4 en “ STANDARD OLLS. (yu : . . Aitan G & St L. Trac 3s The opening on U : . , ' _—s , - aU 17 4 : & St I. & Sub Co Se. - ter was sormew hat ve j . | y ‘ 4 , 4 : tw : ‘ , ? . " : }? ' / } : ' United Raliways 4s * if . r ’ -_ 1ded ow? \ rit . . . ‘ . . ‘ . , } _ ‘ : i j . . re - . . to) ‘ . } : : ‘ , +? a ‘ Long Distan: a Tel a rit commal ; os ped ¢ , 7 Mats > e i . re’ ' ot 2” | ) mp | i > 64 Li} bli’, , : : > i. ; }Mo Port Cement Ste ($500). | Mernoon. F rence) ira _ 2 3 : , ; ’ , h : . (} 1su ‘tan ¥$- : « rag ! Mo Port Cemernt 6%s ($1000). | dipped te WMI) «#2 _ "1 4 - tf ‘ - . 37! 3 : : +: r ret ; ao vy i om - ,; ren : dp aac ~ ET ee .? To » : | —- - , 7 y 4 ; } , Nat ‘ +’ eS . > DB ge 3 yee : - i , ‘ac = } Wagner usec 64S even back strone@. te) : am J ; » >? he s } Ji = - ; So 17 oY 2 \ ral Loo ' } ; a : — + “**% »* : " : : : - ’ : ; ‘ Cl ‘ , : ; 4 i : “ae . ; —_——@ —_ —. was 2', pours . Pidei rb 10.1 Lod +y —_ ) ) a ¢ 2 . f. 4 . 11. i te ‘IRREGULAR R T0 those of Franc ag fp Fish : . ¥. 7 c \ } Z | 1 Os ' wa iF 4 . ad a S j iit i as ‘ , + - , ewes comparatively fife peccsert ah. 47 TT jee € : | % ia iiss 71 tray & } ;. | | .* iz st han a... 24 ts 25 Ohio P 5 an 7. % | C0 AT NEW YORK er recoustipe we ADS iW , 5% yi, Nat Lee ar Pe a Cent ref 48 ol + i , | at. To Sean gy Ss ' ¢ ae | { Sag “a pecan ‘ | ’ i | : ns ' “ . 2 ” ' -O NY wv 1.400 7 : Te | Ca ) ) | ~~ ‘ . ala caeereng “altars on EB caret ag ware = : : | ) , Te ‘giaaing " | Vacuu v : 40 bs : ear-R Ta 22 | O12 11. |... = YORK, Dee, 19.—The cotton mar- . ! : Ps ; do. ape ; | ) . | ) . + : 3 ; ; at 4 ‘ I ‘ Di ‘Pl “\ LD} is ‘ I | Po af ; . : show ed Tenewed Steacdinesrs early to eet aight ahha aa 7 + | ) y its ) ‘i , , es ag —% |The opening cables from Live 1 were peso ropiinued >. c vr , ' day | easier, while the lowe ruling of foreign ex- : z. | | 7 | , , | > . Qe l= : change rates and change of tone in « pom continue ff | : = : | , Fr | 14, , : S&MS a 28 9. : , Sere 2 3 A. ae J , a: eancerning the possibility of a German loan Beh ives : | a) : | | 3 bs BOL ) ) : vy re 7 0 , 25. I 1 4 OS (were disappointing to recent buyera. There Sead oi lok } ~g- oS ae Te ios " | B 122. ' pa i . >§ was some liquidation in consequence, but ene flattening out ° ib $ 40) $9 5 4 ms ‘ : a Sy ~ : , “3 ; eat , ; + 4 woe dh ‘ ae”? et Tick Oe 7 Liverpool reported larger apes pcan, Sor & Spectiiative » oo pt ys. : : . oe : “ TTT Th ) “i at , | ) hed, he ‘= some weeks, while the iater cables from a apece ye | | | im ; | | J | | | “ti Ba: ‘ 1s | ; Fogg ns 00. of , 101) there were firmer, and there was also buying ned strong? “a : 3 ' O ’ : - 2 | Oreol . | 4, _on bullish spot advices from the South. The market opened steady’ at an advance of 3 to ' { | FA , | : . | , ’ tw ] : 4% 1 . ‘ - pomts Ty after some Jjrreswart ty sold * Se lease cae & 5 , — ——— : i. ’ ond 4 ath 2 : ral 30 vf FOREIGN BONDS. about 8 to ints net higher wit uar respond as eval! to. Hu | + ' ~ 4 ' 14 i] lM I . Pensiat 13 In ist = : RE ss on 1 — advancing to 4389 and March to 26.2 Gur af wetterday @r to The iInd‘a in is cr St ld5% 10644 3 ‘ a s 5] : 9 - | : : | | n | BE | | | : A about 13 to points net lower on the gen- ; , | | | | - = all ROADS | | , | Ay »*, : al list After their execution, however, tant fu and this » Par S21, 53 as ; " | 2012. ; ih Be - s1 7. fferings were lighter and prices etiffened close ee meric. of at 6 i ‘ » Ad : , be p ) ; ) eat” 8 = - = up again in the noon hour, ith March rul Bicone to the be: | : : 7 : } : , | 0 ct Mex : ‘4 ing around 726.08 or at nearly iast night's ' i vdi as : ' ' . - ‘ a : ‘ ; + ‘ ? i « ’ as ’ ‘ . : ‘4 Rees i é a 3 a season.” Ma) ve ~. | : iw .o 2 i> 45 ' , an # RE Re ON ee oe — — - ee en SZ ‘ ‘a> ) 1 (pe) } cents and afte: sag cis pia 7 Lo: AOS 521108 72 OS gr : — 2 a —— 3 | SY WAR 4 1B 4 ) 4a v : ¢ | [7 ‘ i. Louis Wool Market. | Galveston Cotton Movement. was still _ was. SER — | GALVESTON, Tex... Dee. 19.—Movemen , , ' Q @ , wooL—Quete. Mo I rn similar: { of cotton through the port of Gaiveston dur- afternoon's Se ) oe , | : ' | ; : ' : Mear medium. 40@41: y, | ing the week ending Dee. 45 was considerably , of ; ; pre : sa + ' : "es 1a , 4% > eed burr é braid. ; greater than during the same week t year. : n the new winter h ge: ls \ ’ A yp 245 : +s 7 ; | ‘ | + ' ee 7 ‘ - , * ° , | according to figures made public today by Dp be very close . is ) : 3 eet , , , ; ' 7" , se he heavy fine _ | the Cotton Exchange. ° . _ 7 ; : ' 4 m4 ' | ar ; , ) 7 R Ss ' } ' 4 hort. * Receipte were 62.731 bales. an increage of fer at condition ix con- CF nee A ; ' , : . ' ’ a , . a astern State 13.128 bales over the week iast seasot: laced the aOCTeaEnzRe §& wn ‘ ;. . : : - ; : . . , ; : ‘ ’ . : ' . at : ; niziy Try. : ‘ - as compared Righer tha had beer ry , i , ; Lf a" ‘ Li ’ . ‘ | ' tin. : , | . ' : ‘ , hy a eat fine YOo!s auoted with 1 ea rs . > we j asi a ae pati ia 4 7 DS *%y ‘ ad.) “a : , . 4) ‘ ; . , _° ‘ : , , ‘ season ” ex ” re ~44o, . +>» Sth 7 ; . : , 2 , + tye tern and Northweetern—tEriebt | ipcrease of 280,703 balé# over inet season. is estimate at Meariad ' eG = vo J - : ; . : ' . : eg > Rs at "Oa: light fine Exports were 30.258 bales. an increage «f 46.090 6 Te Mi Pwr? ‘ i oe : - cage yer. oo Rees + Oa! eon ine 9213 bales over the same week last seagon. ‘ "7 — - + pier : : a + > s . ;, , ' . ; . inte . ind a decrease of 13% bales as compared with ler thar final fig- ! ' ; .4 : é ' ; , TT aie ates th oie te 2°@ | the previoug week Exports for the ’ last CTey " ’ : : : : . ' ’ : = ‘ . : ' } ; > . . ; , as . ao . ' — : "4a were 1.441.7% > boles an increase of 90. ‘1 -s - : . tad : : : ; : is ” ' , over last season. ‘ we per cent : im 2 B 3s “a | b =A 1g ae Ae ee” tale pet. 28@40¢ sbort, Coast wise shinments were 71.458 bales, — 69 aA Year Ar 4 ; loos ta’ i ; . - ; ’ . er . ok, ' increase 17.52° bales over taet year, an » eri ae ——— ina ; is , : , ’ eas Fe +i. : , pwc tO ~ . decrease of 4841 bales as compared with previous week ~~? Liverpool Cotton Steady. LIVERPOOL Dee. no npn nen — Good business done; prices ast y; ' 04d: fully middling, 14.904; low a 14.904: grad } ordinary. 13.794. Sales, bales ineluding 000 late yestertas Armerican, o- (0) Recetpta, udine 37.200 American. ‘ : ivy steady December. 14.44: anuir’. : om | bered 37.17 f wi (re c Merch. 1418; May. 1400; suly. CNMI NY BONDS. ’ . ‘ pie . uri on' ‘ ' Oetober, Od : ton Spinning Increases. . Pee Le 19) — i OO "ory ,OV bl per franc»>— Rbies ~ - ; | per franc)— : cables 1A fr, Ze per ; Orin h-— ™ ae PERC antes ate —_ he STE Io ‘| Invitation to January 1D.Jc Der drachma)— 26.8 per krone»— Cables 76 05 PAG “4 a tr : 4 .m - . : . 1 , , : : : it | Lig ae 50 tO , my a | FOREIGN | | STOCK DIVIDENDS DEGLARED ton or tue aivectore tor a ix per 1 IGE CM Yon Peete ee | BY NUMBER OF COMPANIES resco « . vats ec eee waeiiaas ‘as RAILROAD BONDS *% : _ | sO t HE selection of safe investments for January funds, | | cat (ial WARK, \ i eee . |? "45" Brasil 7 tse laree , under the conditions which exist this year, is a question a Dtdeat. peak Gividedd: of ee ee aah aera 9 To : . ae oie PG PE: which demands the most serious care and study. dar =) & ents * | t ‘ sic ’ 5 . 4 go es | ' ; ; ‘ , ae ‘ ~ ; ; >. : = Beas ges, RAT aloe shbres' trom $2,000,000 toi | | oth . a 7 Denmark «t 6s 42 9 ; | We sincerely believe that every investor may profit by the ad- Pa : | rai : vice and judgment ofa long-established and experienced Invest- he’ actios sears aa napeped ; } a | | i ment House which has gone through periods similar to this in t Shanghat)— to alter the oration charter to te : ) , o DEI rete of iy. 928 the past and which isin a position to analyze current conditions. oH rael>— y* oe iF = rupeer— ’ ividend nh each sha ; : | | ! S. W. Straus & Co. — the House with a recorc of 40 years Cama t_preferpeg stock. the) lowest ats “Ra 137 a pag 18 Lsons Os 4 ee ‘ without a loss— cordially invites you to come to our office in BF 108.42 por yes stockholdgrs of record Dec. 29. ha fOUs goenghigt tab Cantos Bred): 4 ti | a Cth 5 : : this city and talk over current conditions with one of our ee Cote mes able | | ee 22% ah! Fs t Oi. - wt | officers. You will be really welcome, and, of course, you witt not put yourself under any obligation whatever, Or, if yo find it inconvenient to call, write for our— a ne ' ik Sverage, per paper peso) eI iy ‘ ber Canadian dollar)— es Marwet. tide firm. few Pride on wet. ealte cent = ’ casil : ; ! ' . . : ' ‘ Lith “ fy Book et SW. STRAUS & CO. INCORPORATED OFFICES IN THIRTY CIiTtits ESTABLISHED Is*2 BOATMEN’S BANK BUILDIVG—ST. LOUIS Suite 503—Tel. Olive 7320 or Central 233 ¢ 2 . ie i ee i te te iii LPL EVV VS VV ee Clearings. Money, lav voted in . ; mtaee k of eat. COT PPT ab i ner ooo te $6 600 row 2 , ' eque d ‘ e (rene on : , | rt | ? s 4s 54 4 | : : ) American Telephone & Telegraph Go. a SlOd¢ K divi “5° —c. , , 0 — . 3 Tour Per Ceni Collateral! Trust Gold Bonds. ee ee ee Bitte: Dee 28 | Bnet ais, shan gaa tee 12 a cupogs trom tiers Boats. muranie | dl EORTY YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR = % rt -. a fat atl @t.@tl ee ee ow OB ee — ; wi : ; + ra" — a neinde nt tetracaine cay A LE LLLELLI LLL a and (rm A~e. , , rn ca | | weet . Ne. 3 , ‘ , HMriNndat | } bers t bie Floce | rat i | . ve 114 ae fees 2 , belders of the tiawaual Pineappie ~ a Der * to. Dave approved’ Lhe reconggpenda- LUth by ee “* LUV @ + ——> - - -

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1922 = LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH = = sys ca aah MN EI - ae - § | nancy hall, $1.05 to $210; ae ge tu xd — na 90c- TRING SRANS_Fierian. ss to 2. sss o5 Sc: DAY'S NEWS BEARISH AND | OAM So gy one wags Gee pers for round lots of the various artici@? @5 nop box. mon was con 7 at . to the official dehi: — recen 1. : ae al bh ‘ne sm th rhe e™ Ses _ - ‘gmail orders are usually quet higher ~~ FRUTTS. : pevidend ™ ar : ; — VN ATION AT, STO KY a jee 18 Ki 7>S—F rest emintr andle 40 49- Ben da- an : . tn emaent : : " eete and rates ea. I eas. APPLES—cCold storage a . > 41 : - ' 2 am — Receipts — ea**matec . a2 ita _ = 4 se. $3 to A 2 ii. - “- —s . " —_ ‘e, lear that American bankers Wwo' . Los : wie was Qu ere . a . | Of go into such an ‘ nt ‘rprise : ’ . rr Th . - . : . ‘ et : . — , ~ . : ls - a” . =" @ ae -. “ J e = oll - a 2 | . Y? ‘ 7 ; « f Frans oa ang the reparations questicor : rerily settied. This m: , mg more could be done paranns rew offer *ludin ‘aro liz ; — f mM she pct aie r cho 3 ; Lerman bond issur PtH at “linchfie CJila Nall wa) pe : : rc : “i : : , ‘ 2 Th "Oa vt mt . t . ~ : iil : ” ‘aka ™ sate an aed . a ” , f —_— i 1 ata ‘ 7 7% stom avenue — > : . 7 - Y }e? ° 4 : eT. . . . . _ * . f =u ‘ : . : ~ : : - , “ , . , (rar 7a ~ . nn ‘ a . os . ane “te 2 ; . - 2 - - . = ~ = » . : = . is a —Poratoes steady a tare --i— ae hn om i i a s & * ; ° Se ee , SE i a SE ee — See «cp > i... neeting of Premiere im -a! - « > Inasmuch as the hope of an: . De ent deventu ameu - : seed al , sational loan was the chief incentu’ mean eer ertes of h . An . al t Sm 4) rd =e * e 150 per di LES. 33 em $1 10 ; . oe : Br 3 : +s tat : ain ; ‘ : n hippet = apt ¥ TAB ] oc as : back of the slight recovery |; , eariy in ° on Toh be anny - ae peeemy. Notre Du me Church ‘cei a’ “| aa : . 4 - . -- : © ‘ Bzeu “ «+ 73% : : P - . - o - . - 3 -rered into rest. aft er an 13 —_" Dec. 18. ive - = ¥ pee é - = = a - 7 al back from Saturdays hig! . a fortnight st 7 ' . eat? ee . rT if . ie” mae ene é - proximate.\ 2-100 of a ent . pat? : eu , , - , f : a pers of a. ea ith ‘RR —_— than 1.5-100. French excha: ' - ‘ ox a ewer. ood its ground fairly we! t Nortl : . ‘ .' "> ' sit rie LJ 0 ¥ ai fr last | | Winter Wheat \creage i. of re tuck esmen we > per crate CS RRULL—Entered ' “ wn * on om last wea r t whe e a ince aie , ye ' te ~ wo ‘ “‘'a - nigh, but was Sr iia up ove;rT ; : : : . ; : . . . - " . : — , . res ‘aa! ; bag , ti 11 g Sd exe x : 7g o Dec. — st he “ —— ; pte of « - | , ; Dec. 1. from the low of two weeks ag". t. Louis-Sa Pranci repye | a — r pian the | peunds and under , 3 3a t i Mttemmin icon [ee Ge need any great vortme of E. Carroll m ‘aa, ; chap “ a , one ' ha rges " . " . " —? i ; 7 2 . P an 4 ; a . : . ; ~ ‘ 4 o> 9 ie n ge” od ne : i - “s + 7 . . - . : “ ca, . Pe sened | , , Pee & ~. nail : - ™ - : : an . - 4 " -~Aes ve! tz : ‘ : gra‘ =) ri : Dee. 14 1922. at Ba!t'mere, stock market teday were not an ff ’ —— . . — — . I rs I } _— n@ n. @7 °3a@ > The rang m sta : - > a alae soe ” chap : wied mm standal —_ oe 9 oo an t day. _« : W. Kagel. dear father of Mrs. mueh tmportance The profess: - i} ‘ ther | ft Eri 1 a3 . , , The c port ra for 7 = : %.4 ba ~~ og «5 es : BX... . a alt " am ?, y ~ sail - ee Martha. Mathii¢a and = ey 4 : . «> ; ° " - >= _? * t = . . i I= Vt \* =e ~ 4 : -— “+ ~ or » - ae " , “ ee rica Ps ' . ee Kage. - ale bad the field entirel: ’ h 2 ined Ti aD : i A - r 4 a : “ manne REF oe call . - : LJ - . . pana st ith . — merning, By 4 2 b gees 5 ‘ ] selves and bent their energies about Sault Ste. Mare ie, ; ogg sons hag lll ee regen. | rrettm was | : so Bye he ‘POT ATOLS [oO sounds: Red Ri OF as eas reported in vem * terpen ‘ary Comeau he rene a equally to advance certat — : - « . re ~~ —_ ne were giving er Pee 1 to $1 ey 85 ee here all : = Ma ry tore . . tute en Monday, na depressing others, Sut in be . | ~ - ‘rections the marker d: ig ag e ” Ve ; ; 4 - gt al tn ; rneily" "aL : ‘ George Ett is Linseed ou Market. on Wedn - ae quar ‘mother-in-law. SSS e ye ) 62 ennd ye ations ts of at on Presbeteriag Gi fmother and great-creat-trand- = - - _ ; - 7 4 ~ a 2 _ « - —“s ‘ _ . - ; ’ . ’ >» ¢ : - , an s € > ager an oP ie 201. o- | 12 amd mterest, the premium Gecre He Wasem, May Knost. Margaret Ja- ' ois vin thereaft til “ea 5 a | Agnes McGuire, Helen Metsuire ot ‘ c2ac. J Car LiecrTre aS ue maturity > . 4 ~ Florence Hi: izt and Lert une & oe el a , amd our Gesy ‘ather:! Interest to be pavabie without deduction for amy Federal Income Tax up to 2°, per annum which oe —_— ae a the Company or the Trustce may be required to withhold. Pennsylvania four mill tax refundable. og mem, from Wacker-Helderie’s new chag- . . . ¢ vois evenue. on Wedinesca’ oe : ; | Sa m. co St Wincents it Coupon Bonds im the denominatons of $100, $500 and $1,000. Bonds m the denominations of $1.000 registerabie as tc - ‘ Pye mite Calvary Cemetery. Decetaed wa | ES oe — Lodge. No 400. A O mis € asl) (27T2 - or fully registerabie. otal Authorized Issue, $50,000.000. To be presently Issued, Series “A” $9,300,000. THE EQUITABL —. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE a Sunda Daily Grain Movement | a oll For information regarding this issue of Bonds, we refer to a letter dated Dec. 16, 1922 of Mr. KS | ° Meidrum, President, some of the items of which he has briefly summarized as follows: : = ~wiA() © one 7 egmey surest — os 4 Lead, Zinc and Copper ] ae Shiv’ = — = = PURPOSE : To retire $8,000,000 indebtedness to the United States Government (bearing 6% : | interest ) Boston Woel Market. . > TY can. 3 £5 " 14 _ be] ad e Pos Rd. furures, 3 Mlwauke m3 SECURITY: To be secured in the opinion of counsel, by (a) First mortgage or first lien on eae. : = a ce a mee 1 ‘Sa 38 RS ST 4 8 34.68 miles, comprising the Elkhorn Extension, constructed at a cost of about $6,000,000; Yes | eet fae = be | edo ss ) (b) Second mortgage or second lien on 234.06 miles additional, subject to not exceeding «¢ hak , I the t] .- oa none — (| | Se Ms $15,000,000 First Mortgage Bonds of which $13,950,000 are now outstanding; (c) Gen- so ee | 60 creameter’ | pine ae eral lien on 7.5 mules, subject to $195,000 outstanding underlying Bonds and the hen of the Company's First Mortgage Bords—-making a total of 276.24 miles covered. ‘ate n (including $1,055,000 in the Treasury); the underlying mortgages now being closed. = b “naries ge an tc. - , - . es . 8 ’ and wether ‘ JUNIOR INVESTMENT: The outstanding junior securities represent an actual invest- eS mS pay S oon ys 30 0 . ; 3 ; fe ee ' om Friday Dec 22. at 7 > si. ment in excess of $30,000,000. an amount equal to 3°% times the present $8,000,000 te Broa.” funera: home, 2204 South . ** - P. ar t Ne _” re i - First and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds. ooo i — ee r . . ‘ ” inte —~ on Spenae EARNINGS: The condensed income account since Japuary 1, 1920, compares as follows: x ead ae 30 a. m. ) Provision 1s made in the First and Consolidated Mortgage to refund ail underlying Bonds Jae = be “a : veh lh Year Ended Gross income , interest Charges Net Income over avenedic oor Charges etc fised Charges Dec. 31, 1920 $2,799,991 $1,944,767 $ 885,224 Pe. i ee Dec. 31, 1921 2,608,545 1.622.117 086.428 a ae ea Syste Oct. 31. 1922 119.577 1.583.983 1,535,594 ad : “Hem, cana The gross income avaiiab’e for interest charges for the twelve months ended October a : ~ ckory, on. Weds 31, 1922. was about twice the above interest rest charges. - Cometery -— eS into rest on Sunday, 1? 19 Present annual fixed interest charges, after giving effect to the issue of these $8,000,000 — Beloved f4-hner cies ra D he . - anc Mee - Bonds. amount to $1,548,770. The above interest charges for the twelve months ended se pepther end ea: ata: ther October 31, 1922, show an actual decrease of $316,336, as compared with 1920. om : GROWTH of earnings is illustrated by increase in total operating revenues from $2,515,650 in 1912 to $7,538,734 for 12 months ending October 31, 1922 and by imcrease in net im- ; come in the same period from $528,807 to $1,535,594. Bt : *.D Papin. nusbund af Chast r mass + Tesicence. 62045 © be The ten-year record shows fixed charges earned in each year by a substantial margin and “a BS m Wednesday Dee Se as THE + me ) a: ‘n addition the accumulation of profit and loss surplus of several million dollars. Total pe ? tz aoe, : . . 7 . = . . : . . sie = Rier te operating revenue in 1921 was at the rate of $25,600 per mile, indicating a high traffic = Poe, ec. 19, at 730 bm Soom | | ’ “i a. N unnesmann relice @f Fite ant dear sunt of Emam BS al &. e 3 de msity. - = canes Hamlin PROPERTY: The Company operates a thoroughly modern railway from Elichorn City, Ky. 4 tease Gail the thane: cine 04 ern emia ee! +t ex 20. pees es wh ag between the Central West and Southeastern territory for urement of money | 3G - refiic. : Like the old Cremona violins tts endunng beay ef tone gives it e amque place amon t | ee inetremente memati eo me a a a : v 4 ag kind Haroic Gaver master musician . Writes: ae " x heifes . nes kere and oo ba te a pe es — wil be deliverable in the fret imetance. All owe are made “when, as and 1 a t is the most saperbiy beactifu: “SS CRIN oe B es a me quateatee s jen rece: 5 subject to approval of counsel, and subject to authorization by the Interstate Commerce " know Pabio Casas. & | mr aows as the greatest living Nace 3.0. ‘ —_ } ; musician who draws the how calis > * " wer . ec 2 nae bens . a . ne unReg yalled Ln mir . : " « ‘ ~— aa | n ° . * &® | ~ « or ar’, to Pan _ moet = its artistic appesi” Rasa Raiea the great eopranc, Dot tet, S25 a SE See Price 96'/, and interest, yielding 6.25% = pe 9 88. Peter and Pual's preciarmes *t ‘ahacinte!s the most pertect plane 7. " a ré ntw eight 7 > * = : 3 < : a ~ eudey, Dee IT ano simiia’ opimtons are expressed br h: andrede of _ =, B. and Sop hia Secor: other musimans Peis sme We invite you to piay and hear this remarkable PHEAT : cR—Iu: cit = vazen: BLAIR & Co.. INC. 2 € e773 to M410. hard ‘stent ar SOD LADENBURG, THALMANN a CO. CASSATT & CO. ~ Kieselhorst Piano Co. | #uthSs SPENCER TRASK &CO. REDMONDs Co. A.G. BECKER &@ —Eeteblisched 1STO— et 1007 OLIVE | EP coceeee ye “Where Music Is Sweetest’ ett 2 scp: ape —- at & It 1s expected that apphcaton will be made te list these Bonds on the New York Stock Exchange.

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ee a ae os. hg a 4 ra™ . - : * — rest. Mon-| - . m., Joseph | or Additional Mark Preceding Page ‘ou 28 Dec 20. at 8:30 a 1414A Penrose street, to > thence to Caivary Cem- — , ea and friends invited into rest on Tuesday. 5 «a E “ ae at Gevrge ATHS§ pd of Mary H and dear father o Baker, Lillian 7 r and our cear abo wee ». serves 0 - and brother . oe 5 SS) Shree age ops tre ere, epirsi - y. Dex , at 8:30 a. m., ~ se 204 St George street ‘ome. nee to SS. Peter Entered i caeech. epee (co) | ~t, + nlo rest . BO2%. at 4:20 p. ree y z into — on Monday, Dec. Gd tather of Alber: at 8 D. Leewaine 4 Ford, | hy J. and Jonn ON —_—- SF Secor and ldilia Fora ince «4 = ence _uippeld , dear grandca ‘id, aged t*u re. u u rdir x and randfather s. our - a, the Laldner ha pe a QO72 si era) ureday., Der “1 “7 ednesda AY. ec 0, . amily residence. 4907 ane 2 | ’ a ‘Cemetery went in New &t. Marcus : om rest, suddenly, Pt. tases inte rege on } ek ne Selene = Las . iw at 0:45 p. m.. ; and the iate James WV : were || avenne. '-ruce P. Fox and the iate ' Prank ¢ and Letle Bolin e of James P. Fox Jr. Sales nranéeon, at A —y~* take piace fiom the fami 7 ay a Trursda dave Horton pia: on eral Weinesdaey, Der 20, at a. aoe Se. See s Churc the tjeorge I. Pieitach : wary ; “ay 8 1922 5 avenue. io Mermoria} Par ¢ ; peony mee. ° ihe ae ” = Les ae , © IN—Enteret ints cont e of Edward . 3K. 1972. at 8 a. on ~~ are Hupp Pevis Jr et wife —_ ‘ : y, Dec. 20, at nether of Deore p residence of her sister Breen. Hanna Bet dence | Suburban Breen and the late T Church, thence to ar mother-in-law and e of OS veare = member of the — on Thuredas. Dec. @ , Notre Dame Church om family residence, 2773 moeg Seated to Aseummion Church. z ~ yo Des UE ° ‘elpeter Lreceased wus a me Mi 6OLadies” Sedalir. of 1, OLL—Entered into re 18. 1022. at 2:40 a me at the age ¢ ) ‘aughter of Cha ries f burs y. ~ ai, Toll ‘nee Gilillan), twin “ chapel, 270° : ~~ Charies Carroll Jr . Vathalia Cemetery. muchter and niece sgeg | | 14. 1922, at Baltimore, send i day. ~s ST ashi. dear father of Mrs erai will take place from the ma, Martha, Mathilda and) ~e. ; ; 20 N ort! mh « ompton Y ~~ Gay morning, Dec. 20, , ©. R. Lupten’s chape!, 4449 . to Bt Alphon=nwW Rock) om Wednesday, Dec 20. at -1 a’ m it im Calvary (Cemeterr, Pre (c) "XsCH—Ent | ed into rest on Monday. ‘ 4 s if. Ce ee , a. aese Dm. Elizabeth ew 18, 19232, 2 4:°0 a. - : > fl Launsch. widow of Johp Bolt — mother of Hen th ami I» Frank Moore Suristiar John ane ACen Koeln, |. Rider of the fRealneie “ oe. Susie (na — em! will take fre - Theodore He man, the liste wariors te ey Ns and M s. August pinceday afte Bec «+ “mother. in-law. ra man = ond Presbyterian sChvusch, Te + —y a ye ea : ma Ve irminster ric: Je at ° he residense ~ 99 a eee . 8516 Batnberzer aven'e, a. at 3 Pp. m, to New and &§: Paul (Minn) please Cony ‘ —— a SS UNDERTAKERS cer BROS. Funeral chapel! 739 Latevette av. embuianre: no ners CEMETERIES Beautiful Lakewood THE PARK CEMETERY NONSECTARIAN. PERPETUAL PERPETUAL CHARTER OLIVE 14. 722 CHESTNUT CEY at 2 | FPOB—Lost, Diack G LA SSES—Los: i's Northland. tortoise shell. l “Dr. *s GLARgara (LASSE 5>—Lost : Washington and Univers! ty Erker case. 475 GL ASSE a per wold: Al GLASSES—_ Lost: reward. GRIP—lost, i > rewar a nD HA NDB AG—Lost ing about S10: _Gay af aft ernoon ; erson avy. to 911 | MONE >Y—Pay ro}! Saturday: PACK AGE—Contan reward. Call ribbon, mono m, Grand re ‘ 70. shell rin pe Ma tortoise sh reward. Call i; Sunday ni pat __ Forest 635- , Service oars S723: reward. im win ell: between 4800 car, Monday; 9 A W Vashington. gald; Aloe Case ; downtown Main 417 or Ven- niet “ie rest ‘ iLASSES—Tomol se shel), reward. Main tty case: 528 or ‘ ‘all brow n. conta! a. (sr rand d_4092 lady's la reward. E WATCH car FOB tortoise shell, on or between Broadway and Pine to lst | _Olive— 1663 (c) | ning baby’s out- | R. {c) | Grand-Leader. Box {C) Broadway rge bieck leather ox K-228, P.-D. Jef- -—— Lost, on owner's name on, Enthug. N Vandeventer and receive money ; reward Call nut com pa act _ 4384 Me 321 1 bla i o>) Salisbury all taints ng 2) in $20 bijis; Cabany 3270W ic3 ards of Reward. —-] 4 7 2 cP *herson Ww yor ni in ig; Trewer “d —_—_— i —- sl OO leather on Lee car at ie3) black sa) Westm inster. . _Te ward . row n. in nee browr AaNnee. nk Db 3 00, Ande! ; On Sarah between Sa rah cCa>r RAQ cr) r on oe money mame on sme !! book 4; reward. 207A jeather, contain: ng $40 Incustria! oan ita ia; IN—Lost. K a. ‘ } pearis;: AN TEL! set. 1? Cen iver. CEMETERY LOTS Memoria is —« choi Harr; 9 "200 4A Ma Park ‘ #rInet eT ’ “ STC RAGE AN 245 iney QD MOVING , TL fi reproof werehouses. vi oca! and _, #060 Easton long-distance mo \ 7 ‘ ’ solid agate, 25c tine, ont-of-ioun fic Mail Sac Sunday, minimum 2 ines eo or more tneertiors le line diacount orage ar etiart ment mon t Euchid nov ing of kK Ot rT from h a (,eneTai Forest A LANG AN & TAYLOR household goods; _STOVE REPAIRS license 8004; 7 Penroge st ae So. on _ ean ‘ 735 ward . " Ssiove ret eet with We heter BAG—Lost. beaded ter car Mon la’ BAR ag ee ge whi with dia monds and —— somewhere betwee Pierce Bide. an Broadway and Market ss. = gsultable reward. John A sruner, 226 ‘es and | fun neral hiame ,'irs rma ces: ; 4 r od epa _ BR AUER SUPPL ¥ C0. 316- 318 N. 3d _S. WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. Pierce Pide iad KhOUOMS meena ~ ’ work Z@ white and tan, fe HOUND—Lost; papered. $7. uaranteed roo persona! . 1977 Ww 1904J mowers (c4) P . — tt Oe . Wueel _ol|.axd ROOMS mA. 6, wide black silk belt. steel. near corner Delmar ané a turn Mrs. Hollenbeck Phone Fores L.theral rew are BELT—Lost ens black and abany &S6' wh ight Cal { BT NDLE containing smal rey reward — Lost he Ccnhine MS Kapian, ont Jap mink im 8 gioves in pocket re 18: 9 A! jlog = ine ‘ fellow “and Aamous boa rr —_ M WALLI mater; r a Mi a) x. r aba ny “a T— J. ost; , white and receive re- pepered, $4 up reasonabie —- + ered, $4 up Taytor, *¢ par F eviiie, Thal ere. 7 =e pa pered 4094 "APERIN' we prompt y tiga Pest lede $6. Concordia ; and pair iti wil io 6Uthe nae inder deiiver Morgan. yy ard 4 - ARM— Lost: ac K rewar d DIAMOND DINNER ~nonoegram Go. BB. M. om Delmar 2546. ted) . RING—Lost; Burday t. in or near itawan Cate7ing Co.. paper s cleaned Sl service clean! ng and piint- service Li Mel! v ork — guarantee 4. alozzi Sidney | Nagle. Delmar i re included : Riverside 2551 ing; eae furnish wor ver (04) Fora 1th and Washington; liberal rew. ird $8 | finder. lh Olive 4087. y fc st. white Bert male, answers to | - hieense No. 748 NW. 230th; reward. 3 years “old: 4243 | fic d DOaw,— let. ~ oes Tionate: and male 6 months old: reward Cleveland Grand 5984). DR’ child's, black velvet size Solid hg Lic line. $c Sunday. , 80c daily. MEDICAL Out-of-town Totlet Artt- WOMEN ESS—Lost, or Nugent's » deen dept. ; finement. in ip04 te bert; entral 9© EA RRING—Lost; topaz Daz and —— reward. Cabany 1511W. ~ * AND GIRLS Liberty Hospital, cared for during con- 4207 Delmar ic58) Tyier | _ | hii ANSWERS TO QUERIES The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query, WM. E. Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be given atiention, except letiers on medical questions of undoudt ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope OOO lL AD A OAL A lll, lll itd alll to answer puzzle questions. a UCabany | Mon-}} A. R—Armistice day was pro-| * claimed a Presi- | } dent ST furnish schoo! G. | Lewis’ lishe MR office is in His name is G. E. A. B.—See the answer to “Handi- | capped,” column on Dec. 2. MARY.—We feel holiday by 1921. legal Harding in UbDIo.—The book shops you the names of book publishers. S.—The review book, “Babbit.” d on Oct. 4. of Granite Hertsel. the which appeared in ca Frure will good thig | L.—We do not attempt, Sinclair | was pub- Ss. J. S.C.—The British Consul's Bullding. that you! ice could order the kind of shade you Wish at the department stores, or have one made to order through any 'of the glass companies. | &@ FHOHILISITY.—We are | locate a cookies you name. | describe the cookie similar recipe recipe for the We under a may name. adm! } ; started for 11 days. not partaking of pork has a purely | oe ne ae CL 34 blica the “en s set destination in we cannot tell the roads to take en) or their T. you ATES _A a! is pit. nteed Fo ae NE several da in , y ’ Tat ssion di rect stating where might : ‘ea iSizgal ‘ i T.—St. hundredth anniversary of The and 1921. Oct. 5 tober, on ARA D.—The Jewish origin. ,It forth by Moses. not able kind Write again a: A hav th Lo , of Mii differe nt Louis celebrated the e of Missouri to the Union ceremonies continued | custom of /|to pay originated with Read ird Book of Moses, Leviticus, M—You do not specify Franklin Automoblle Cl! route if you you wish to go. inquire at their STU DENT.—There scholarships and Washington student should write to stating the enter and estabiis for the desired l.—There were tenbergs in En and Prince iis and Prince and Prince Henry of Mountbatten Spain was the dau Henry of Batter Ancrew of Greece was of Prince Louis * a ‘ will EDY ishes to eason BTFt of Bat iis Ve cannot Iee Cream. ; ‘eae different cial wars imilar .to. it of LEGAL L KNOW —Under | law of meat offerings. your County, ar ub will give you | write ) or offices. e student University. | “Angel parfait” w | CUp sugar, ©Ses and 1 pin tablespoon vanill and water until sy Pour slow! y | Of eggs and until the on mixture and freeze. MRS. D. V. L—A to. taxe place Christ ably the ac ip) cards ' Fo) or dancing. inches in width. nto sides, giving o daparagl Breen streame ng red are hoily, t! toe One person the ribbons in h holds the Form a circle with — ng from the oOKes Of a wheel. the leader ec .’ they must the mistietoe and when Oo mistletoe.”’ a The reverse of the c: a forfeit, re a picture or a S Paying the penalt entertaining feature fun IDA.—We have pi ber of fruit cake r The following large or severa! a pound of butter, Sait has been wash cupfuls of granula beat the mixture (of 8 ezgs and add lana ugal ‘ith a the hi help tw hte t! department ng | o land, Henry. Henry eP 5 companies have preparing would be i? it. » erg. | 4 cups of fi teaspDp each of r and half a te nutmeg, ginger and sunds of teaspoo TN) mon cleaned « and other in smail pound of and a quarter | and »* ? ( tron irnisn a recipe | The recipe proprietary. in s NFORMATION. Member of the St. Louis Rar Association. | W oOrTra! Ti Assessor s yllectors is no of iaho te Ary ; ; Of. Of- law r ~* stries is necessary If the adopted daug adopted, then she ughter. and the receive one-third of mans estate .: - You can wn thea I Qq in the hot a ‘ o demand ia bills for * th ‘ rea’ Gan taught “pri vate Fiv 2085 West Pine Lindell TE DANCIN( >—4415 Warh: in six tlessons. M 4745 4808 tna tr Friday evenings. ‘ ¢ adies 35c hte - ’ the husband the ¥ ear rrr? sund >. (8) neteo {ef bei ng material se before paying — ’ yetions ev- A imils DETECTIVES , 4) s gating; locate + Rialto Bice 5012 i 3678 Finney LADY DETE: CTIVE— R r _ADIE tt" joes shadowing. iseing peop.e etc “4th and Olive OF FICE re TE TI V E—Does shadowing, peop .e: 5102 missing nfider Linde!) ocates inv 48- Suite Olive (c8) one gat- i | lai. Del ae 3 744% { /AM TEU "RS Wt 49 arfare 'VATDEVILLE ACTS Wtd.—Piano player. s. ngers, state all. 3. $2; 1 Gili $5. _ Congress Theater. 40: d.—Tuesday ; Montgomery Theater, \gomery { «. jos- | —— cash prizes. 15th c30) ee prizes $10. $5 and to lowers Manchester Theater $3 ‘¢ talented Hox K-325. Post-Dispatch. children and a ns t=) Fou NG MAN-—SI.: EMPLOYMENT NE a 7. WANTED jece bbe" addiivonai a 20c “each” Thre “Parcs send MEN, BOYS ishes work; can give references. Dispatch. Post- line discount NEVER send GIWAL ‘recom naaitons in VER ee for caaloomans. Cee COPi 2 —_ , -class, nounton, CARPENTER Sit by Arer + (2) | Ss Vrs > _ Th when dropped from following game your entertainment and fill in when your guests are not playing | called a | y and Mistietoe Game.” green and red ribbons of ié green, holds end of a center the the hollies must ones who mmand are requ! recipe smai! loga nace hich is: Use 1 t heavy a. Boil sugar rup will thread tip of spoon. cream, the beateap whites continue the beating | is cool. Add S your party is mas week prob- would lt tis Pro- about divide the party the |} ne side red, rs. Those hold- mistle- ends of is hand: a child Single ribbon. the ribbons ra- like the The test is this: alls, “All holly hold on tight, drop their rib- command is, the do the red sing, draw fail to cite, ‘ime amusing stunt. ies may be a very of an iblishe4 a num- ecipes recently. will make two ‘“akes: Cream from which all ed. then add 2 ted sugar, and Whip the yolks them to butter quarter cup nberryvy juice. 2 juice and a orange peel. beaten whites our of soda, a and cinna- aspoon cloves seeded Hon i Light- raisins, urrants and candied pieces English chopped al- and pour into Steam 2 in a very mod- prefer to elimi- bake the cake WwowvU nend netances bi if the no , Lf? sugE t contes sted the ex eed $100 to est that vou SITUATIONS—MEN, BoYs| CHA rE ’ - o ‘eo by age . 21 érive a! hour or Wm mm axe Harxki ns, Mr. Gillespie. aliround white coox: 22] ~~ , ct re: gt. da ys; S S. Broadway : i | ' % cUp water, whites of | ’ ’ cream beaten until stiff and vanilla | evening's | of | each of | Add ; hours | 4 take steady 2412 past ry. J merchants’ Abbath lunch o 2831 ads av r red, “ORRE SP *ONDENT—Sit concise business clear, vising correspondence. DISHW ASHER—SIt by. __ resicence mont Saheen’ permanent references Box E 261 EX-SOLDIER—=s' 7. erences ike learn a 6 Ww P oundy, 34 _N LINOTYPE ored: 4500 & pt. per Frox K-41, Post-Dispat c JANI erienced TOR—Sit. ; an allround Albert OP ERATO R—Sit. hour; Southern Lindell 6927W. man; can Griffin. 106 letters and Box capabie or writing col colored boy: hotel] or bond: y Kind work: uto. private family Spri ing. young, h colored man: posi- | manageria! ref: demand good salar’ "Post-Dispateh. (2) ref- cel- cl ty reference. ex- | experienced or or WIF E—Sit. ; | or restaurant; can Nive Hotel. 219 N. a kind best ref any : nan, wages $25 maintenance: iring m™ generai repa to Mr Re youn anh oyed @¢ rk durir lay; ’ a™Us Ahr er, 3446 Net raska. lerences $1800__ { = res ry “Be x PHARMACI2% —~ait ’ 4 Ok la hprr Forest “s058W, APPRENTICE—Sit ; parents; wants Box E-198, Po porter: Wm. L. St married, representa yeni ngs . ness exper olfax 2312J 62) | HARNESS — rexisterea, desires relief with ret) cojored: Position give refer 19th of w ork by erence x od aufer, al) man. 4225A painte r and arried si} e se, E. San tive appear- wants 4 to 6 to take any- (3) willin wants o- | referees. o- | as ‘cooks young work. | 3620 Do-'! aged 25, of as ‘chauffeur or 3006 ’ Bom« nt 2951W. \TAL MANAGER lence: A tes positi n -Dis steady K.237 Post position to st-Dis work of any kind. t »} colored Be ox x TRS. PRESSMAN—2 it dy enced; aiso feeder; wart Post-Dtepatch steady pos 18; ex job pressiman ; know how to handle Miller er} lenced: ispatch, expert- Post- ition. Box K127, (2) RESTAURANT WORKE worker, widow good ple baker Central 4036 or R—Sit. or day 611. ; worxk. Colfax SA LESMAN—Sit experience, 14 references. can liable people need Watson, Sumner, 11! WAITER—Sit by youn man: switchboard operator. Lincell 2a2 3R deliver ' by hustler with years with anewer Li experienced waiter. 26 years last the 4 E. Locust at. g. married. colored porter. bell man, houseman, butier. Wiltttam accounant. student, knowledge i. shorthand and pees _ Box K-1 -Dispatch } —_——— | YOUNG ate aee : 25. fice and bookkeeping permanent position: £00 erences. Box 7 years’ general of- experience, desizes 4 education and ref- K-48. Post-Dispatch XECUTIVE—Sstt. YoU na = reliable. desires to thoroughly honest. personality. or ama!l concern where il be recognized: over 1 ont larce mfx. concern } 38: single: resourceful. by aliround | DI ck-| Misso iri living learn | 9) Bomont | ref- | HOUSE MAN—Colored, A} (2) ;-——_ JANITOR—C ga : 15 This offer line wu ability and sloyalts 15 years with pres- , nw ~4 capac'- . Post-Dis (68) ty: references. Box K SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS BOOKKEEPER vears experience, fic and other office deta NOGRAPHER—#it. ‘glee familiar with as iL. Riverside 19062J, ee —— ee -- CLERICAL TYPIST—Sit.: some exeeee want office position; opera typew comptometer, knows ‘fling. | SOMPTOMEFER TYPisT—Wants position as clerk. typist or comptometer operator; Badew capable. with some experience. o—- | SOOK— BIC by colored man, night cook or | day second: ve good on pastries experience and references. RBomont 1748. do (68) | | GIRL-—Sit.; stenographic work to home. rearenele Forest 6383W. GIRL—Si intelligent high- school wants Ae and stay ~n place: honest, Yarvie and experienced eumnensi. Vindel! rienced all LADY—Sit.; cooki ing, iw middle-aged ; oi also housework. | 263 LAU NDRESS—Sit by Monday, Tuesday. Lindel! 2031M enced L LAUNDRESS—Sit. by colored Wedn ¥, Thureday, Friday: best references; $>.65 6180 Minerva LAUNDRESS—Sit.; first 4 days in week. 2243 St. Charles. MAID—Sit_: by young ing: zo home nights. SEA MSTRESS—Sit - would like engage- ments in home 4 days a week; refer- _ences Sidney 1547M ‘ STE NOGRAPHER-=Sit.: 12 years’ exper'- ence references furnished. Box R-201 Post-Disratch Rt (62) WOMAN—Sit by day; references Ae »aAn? . days out .| experi- colored: Wednesday; and cleaning; colored; Bomont 2861W. lady, neat appear- Phone Forest 6970 cleaning white: general no washing. fine a ged familly ; middle small colored. wants day. | WOMA N—Sit neat. cake baking ‘or clean! ng by 1196L WOMAN—Sit.: Dusiness woman, Loe Angeles. will assist invalid lady or child for part of expenses: can leave aly time; best of references. Box R-351, gr ) n Bomont _~ 1p to your utmost capacity for service. “W% || SITUA TIONS—WOMEN, As WANT. DME BOYS MA eae, Frtore references Box F- 1a) » | PROD! THE ware R x. PRGETIC A gram- | cut- for ' AD- 2117 ic? —— MONEY » after school. 301 ® Onfve st _ (eS) refererces rTe- BOYS. BIG vert ("hr et ty "HE! EN | EF y M inv ...i Hrmne red. 4551 Feeton - AKERS To etrmair a] ’ rl _ : work on old fur- , fieor fo) ‘ARINET’ af rrwTe . SS } bbing al ‘ ARI ENT! a ee rience Onan nha’ ie} ~ inside ae ‘ ‘a wy CAR PEN TER—For > eT hour —VYoune mar ing to @o work around experience references and art Row K-40 PrP. et Diepatch CH. er! R—Strong. over 25 vears of are. exper Sabateal driving 3%- ton White temporary work references recuired rear. ehioping derartmen*. HJ. 1446 N. Broadway FE "RS—Experien “ed, for tootnnt must have at least 5 veare’ ex;eri 4 Al references salary and commission on Bor F- 350 Post-Dis Albany Fo- rer sf. ww vork: “or, Walton av florist del vary place sa! rrle AOe CHAUFFEUR and he wi! must state "’% rrofit- ? or K—GCood com binatton cook. tel. 4873 Page: Forest 3931 COM K—(c sod. experienced. allround: Ale-aged: no other need apply. ance 1102 WN Tayior. DIPPER—On tinning pos. Aufr' cht | Alois Copper and Sheet Iron Co.. 800 3A mid- jot ns WwW. (SHER—Man: at once. isu W ASHE 1048 N. Vandeventer. DISHWASHER — White. Schefferts Res tauran?’ 319 N Jefferson. | DRAFTSMA N— Mechanical, with expertence } in the desien of avtomatic machines an? | #ixtures: technical greduste preferred, hue consideration will also be given to Intelligent | experfenced man without technical training state fully age. education, experience and salary expected. Write or call. Western Cartridges o., re Alton. Til 4e2) IRIVER—For weron. Hydraulic he Dress Brick Os. “eines highway and Mc- Ree (e3) | MEN—If you are earning recommendations | “een st. (c) MAN—Storereom: white Apply after 5 p. m.. Buckingham Hotel, ngs highway and Pine. ic) to fire furnaces: outbuild- ings; no booze fighter need appiy; gel month, room and board. See engineer, is- | souri Baptist Sanitarium, 919 N. Tayior.‘c) MAN—Middle-aged: the largest manifact ur- | ing concern of its kind in America has, openings on ite sales force ‘or two Willing to learn our methods of selling. previous experience ot neces*sarr. Lo vet apply if vov are unwilling to leave the city; good pay: permatient posttimae #nd .apid promotions to real producers. See HH. At. | Pthl. S91 Arcale Bldg., between 1 ane 5 Pp. mm. 24) | MEN—For factory work. Hamburger. We'iston. Cupples Co.. 6309 ae SPA Wid —For good, Apply 1909 | men | STS WITH ALL-AROUND RAILROAD EXPERIENCE PERMANENT JORS FREE TRANSPORTATION Apply ROOM 1030, RAILWAY. EX- | | MAN—Middie-amed: for Kitoben work. 1207 | CHANGE BLDG., OR 612 WALNUT. ; a _ PARTNERS WANTED established ayte parking grounds: good opportuni! for someone. See Mr. Kribbon, 3536 PARTNER Witd.—Capable, age | retail drug stores; some — oe 3 ) ey opportunity for willing werker. Post-Dispatch PARTNER Wid—To purchase — manufacturing business: investment $125@ each, secured. can double investment. Box _K- -217 Post-Disnrate PARTNER Wid. New patented article; ma whe can handle 4!) Southern Sta tates: to jobbers of burdware and wr ate to Andersom, 814 Ti at ig. P ARTNER Wtd—Your - ~~ a good salaried position and fehepen St. Louis manufacturer of he oe eon a — mer- chants: sold nationally: seeks young man; Gentile: with off_jce or selling ex 3 willing to purehase $1000 to a. est. Telephone Harrington, . evenings . x) nter- = fc) 1420 Mad. MIN—Two reference. some ; at cases : Tea & “Gottee Co., 14th and Papin. LABORERS—Appiy Union Quarry, Natural Bridge. LAUNDRY HELP | w ER MAN. Apety eevee LAUND: RDRY. 4 4701 Delmar b!. inp {e) ‘INOTYPE OPERATO —— a av = posi- a” PE “gy 7 union operator: $58 for Type- hours. _setting Co ¥ 310 ban i ({c2) There is a quick way to sell that car—through Post-Disapteh wants. Phene your ovder or leave & win | your mearest druggist. - and where employed. Box. » | Ideal climate. ; furnace: open shop: state «.' | TEAMSTERS—Wihith experience in | TEAMSTERS—4100 Gravois apearance and average intelligence, pre- ferably experienced in meeting the public: permanent position with advancemegt Apex Ele hive Mr OFFAL COUNTER CoO., BOY—16 YEARS OF AGB: SHOULI? HAVE AT LEAST STH (;- RADE EDPUCACTION: GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOP \DVANCEMENT APPLY AT 8 A. M.. AT 2012 WASHINGTON AV. THE EM:tRSON eT Fe ‘TRIC MEG cr (od) is ates. must st he " exper today. Champion Shoe 3727 r Forest - Park di. HANGER Wed. nat ‘ome teady te Sophir Wall Paper Co... 4513 Esa ton av fe) middle-age. (o4) for shop work: mist be make of car. McCabe- 1215 _N. Fon say. -hosonghiv famill window washing and gen*r! «st references required. A n> ¥ Mansger Clethine Co. &th and Vir (TION CLERK-AWith gt “leo st two evperience gn dratving board and & actual show experience: as vrodne- cle-k on new and experimental! parts llient opportunity for advancement, pre men hetween 975 and i) fare. eatat*a ations Rox FARR. Ps bp etrieal Distributing Meonemaker. fe:3) PAPER | exprienced, 4°O0 N Broa dway. PORTER—Colored: ¢ le > drive any Carr: age Co. ine’ se veare - * - ous {e PROOPREADE? rien goo Write. giv? pm linen af Arr. = rr t—-Nonunion. steads posi - wages Midwestern ety ng names of post emplorer= t Printers’ Association, 1208 Tti¢ee Chicago. | QUARRYMEN AND 1 LARORERS—S0. Ap- nivy ar mee Co'umbia Quarry Co.. Ch. mm*te or Nitemever Station. Tif i4) OV ARRYMFEN—Apply Union Quarrv. 4687 N erniee! Bfidgs Ee SEO GS a ae - es SCREW MACUINE HAND—TI orevehiv COT tent: steady work. Steber Products Mfa 4000 Tac lede av fe) ~ HEARM AN a 2 or f ot-? ower shears: . Sret- chess on'v 2940 Franklin. (ey SLACK PARREL RAISER—And exper! enced men for heading up and hooving off Town near St. ula: weres. tn letter of application state exrerience and give refer=nces 3.310. mag oR) STAIR Bl ll. DER—First- clans: ane who can take work from ovolans gat mrt Gptvecsi y. Apply Boz No. y ttle “Rock. i r STFPEL FOUNDRY FORE M. A N—Eleetrie a"e expected. Jogeph. Address |’. O Box 814, Si! brick saniimg 4910 (¢3) Gravote av. If Jim Woode A. is in town, please call. Federer. (¢) -_-— opportunity for | CUTTERS—PROCTOR | 2121 N. 19th. oy | SALESMEN—I have as Tae PRIN F SALESMAN Are you considering a change the fret i year? If vou are experienced’ a know the local trade, wWwe~#eve a position for you with owe of the largest plants ia the city. ad In your mi bo expertence treated co at ea reeceialll mens furnishing; and hats; #) ced preferred: _nent position. E-749, Post- Di tes SAIESMAN— ve basis: "fadies’ boudoir and comfy siippers. Shoe and Flip- per Co... 91% way. New York City.(c2) *ALESMAN— need in men's ppulah- ing goods; employment. artin- Martin. 17230 Me 2. (o%) SA LESMEN—RHy ® manufacturing con- cern, several house-to-house s&leamen; i.p- piy 2 D>. Mm. 101 Chemical Bidg fc) a) ESMEN—Qpiton goods: to Ye 4 New York Sencern: side _ line. a | Textile. 746 Reeadpgay. New York Oity. 30) SA LES MEN—S Specialty: new neopoal tor, pa (3) tion: auto fu hed. Call 4622 SALE im. $50 to men who want to give age — from $50 te $100 per week. see Me. Rice. 918-920 Pine, geling famous. Coffield wash- A | wee (cf) SA LESMEN—-We have attractive proposi- ° tlohs to offer vacuum cleaner salesmen on the Western @leetric cleaner. Mr. . Rice. 918-020 Pine gt. ic) SALESMAN—LDirug specialty; proven rec- retall drug stores; owt ord; selling of etty; Al proposisice ; permanent. Bou M-22. Post-Dispatch, «+ SA LESMEN—Al ook tide opportulliy te make reat monepx, will be given you in return for earnest conscientious effért. Ap- piv 11i2 2 Arocwde Bids. 5: SALESMEN—W img «organizati perma nent Appliance Co.. ALES ME N—Twe sa! to fll ; xpertenced teriek Club “ose Mer r. TWhaeter ; MAA 1 SALES MEN—To ‘sell Humphrey antfire heaters, and Quick Meal gas manges beth sold on sma li monthiy pa Giscount for proposit Mr. Murdock, 11 to 22 a. m., ; tA ght «‘o.. 1 ive eee (c4#) lot alenen in St. Ind, Grande 70 er Trust Khe ag Grand and Grevvia. SALESMEN-—The racific ooget Li : Ey Sane tile., brick Hy- y- reuse Prick Co Pm Katural Rridge (e2)\ TINNER— yeneral work. 141% N. Tenth s* TINNER AND HELPER—To do furnace’ »~k and guttering. L. J. Dockery. Easton ee ee (ey) TRI i 4. Apply A. Kilpatrick & Son Foundry. Carrie and Bul- e) wer ava. : perienced and be first-class ma salary and steady position. Call cust. John Sutter. WRINGER MAN—Launédry expertence:. wash room. J. Arthur Awtetinn Caunary. 3970 Olive. ) M AN—For assistant, grocery office: use typewriter; take die- tation: 3» m. today. 1412 N. Rroadway. YOUNG hwo drive Ford truck and deliver grocerv orders. Turnure’s Market. Carter and Athlone. (4) YOUNG MEN—Two neat-appearing. over 21. te take orders in city: satiefled to earn $25 a week to sta:t. Room 301 Odd Fel- lows’ Bide. (c14 wholesale THE Colorado & Southern Ry. C0. Will employ experienced MACHINISTS For Colorado and Wyoming Standard wages. Apply H. L. FORD, 208 N. Broadway, ‘* (Third Floor.) FREE Se P Room 611" Rat Rail. St. wagon King’s highway | SOLS | ance Co., bs + Metropnlits Bidg.. ! sick i ine good income. “in guaranteed a SA (EN—I ing ability, =e me dvance and commission; ex- Se = . write or call iase allway E ag. years of age. to start, to Apply Cromw known produet. Publishing Cea., lia N. 7th. a SALESMAN—MAN TO RESENT RE LE RBON HOUSE eT LO Rg AND ITY: ON . A A. ED ITH UP tgs i ATE E ENCE, BO =: 19, POST. DISPA 3 this territory be ae factory. aver. 7 ( make i cantection Ww with a magn gen of en except sourt corporation: Wwe want men sales ability whe are real producers; attractive 4 “ge | i If you are a live wire. a to 12 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m.. - Guaranty Bidg.** BAL iM A eee, knewn a. - experte neverthe ence, nat nA en te py ye ' conndential t ae. M!'waeutee. aa Pati as “niliien- uccessful 711 Market (08) WANTED BY FRISCO R. R. Experienced oe ee ee ee ia ee ee Yt P- ‘

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| in these columns. “64 CANAR®—Soft-noted roller: but Monday. 4120 STORE AND OF FICE FIXTURES SA a safe real estate lead=. call be- ~CLASS can se)! wil one COAL. rear ad paint and ev: pL eer ma ter™s. = _— —— enly 4 mont hs: imust sel MacCart*y- | azener Auto = ‘439 N. Buctid. Forest — iv zi. —_ rg demount- | ermins Grand. 1035. N. — Cars ALLEN, ea 7 TR LAIN—. 5} Gas and Electric Fixtures ELEC TRIC DO M E—3436 McKean card iH aft : ‘58 hs ev- ” - 4own.: i ” MAKE REA L "PRICES FURNAC ES 250 Government ————— — - = PE "FOR SAL E : b - or 8-reoe™m ey Sp TOURING, MDS 40. 1971-—* wrest 19 *1 modets; operate like | _pew brillant ariginal finish. tires | fe qcick OFFER BEFORE XuAs— 7: 3418 woo Open to 9 Dp. mm -? Open evenings RUDSON COUTPPE—Rebui) oniy You Buy a typewriter from the maker. Whr terms; a T16 N Vandeventer ea’ : ; — MAXW ELi— eupe, late model: “OT +4 1 ; —_— oe I - PIPE DREAMS | *TON TYPEWR ™ TS. SO. sd ~ og ° KRATKY DOGGONE IT! ther sell a Maxwell than Over | SiCYCLES_mOTOR CYCLES TRIANG! E MOTOR CU : ¢ eT Suncay. ; ae TRIANGLE MOTOR ; Open “Ee ~ ‘ Deis OLDSMOBILE 6—Coupe, slight. used rj yA! p AIGE. =! > Ix Ww so GiMLS HELP WTD. _WOMEN. m. GIRLS LS PISCELLANEOUs FOR SALE _4OUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE WOMAN—Feor ciesanimge candy shop. = > : ma ey from Poa 575 7 = furniture excha for new. ‘uw | - : SALESMEN W HITE MAID ' WHO = 4 = == = ks __D Aeil nde otber barga! ms $4 lan tdard,. ree: n i \EN. gs, Js rary “ pair work. Tel turing companies im America hate ¢ sco ERAT FOR GE: WOMAN—Good. permanent os! OF FEE MILLS—aAnda —~= the Al. - Charter ‘ . . Ss ’ Sry Tt Y tains, cy of seilime deer: to cremep. AD ) a ur Loeation [Is Your dpa N | SIXTURES—Fountains, beoths, positions for thousands of Oven evenings 3920 (= al Sones - 4 LA GA ’ . ; - nd 2004 Morgan st... , TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING aver ; "3200; Cmust Pars | aNe : — nt MACHINES ving | 0651. eek. _—— =e anish ington | av.. fifth floor. {es) SALESWOMEN WANTED Furn. Houses and 5 Flats i ee ‘adds 6 columne, $100 eee fi gmaraner — ott eal a 239°s Texses 6 Man—M Le Ww Ri TERS rent ted: 3 months, $6. up. | om RSAL. 3418 Locust. Opn to 9 G2) ; ad 2 THE : BE ONDt- for five ambitious men. for pos.ciens of im —_— : 1083S me 3 LATE MODST. instructions of exkper- | Pine st. Central #4964 Learners W =F you ae any fudge of value you 1033_N we instruct you ond are more interested a : 3] ver Neiseiess, Woodstock and looks jike new: > chanc cosa hopes on false promises in fort - $=5 .®)|instruction given ard steady em- : . 3% Sunday. minimum 2 HELP WTD.—_WOMEN., GIRLS we cr lower “ates GOe Ss ieee 7 P Experienced Artificial Flow er Wholesale Millinery NEW ERA SHIRT Park. %4 D A um, * I bh wor ~ ~~. (wi d : £7 pa - WOMAN—For ao a SRADE, Ov oe: éreanges, Si 32 a, ai ey roe + ~- ~y ~ WOMA A NT To cook and ‘care for lady ve: “ : ———_—- - ——— — a iat $118 8.50 Employed or Unemployed © WOULD APPRECIATE A | | veiscon,” Plone Give o.com ne Bo ee erlghed, compigne, SUSY. Coad RESIgrERS e e , ’ oe yom! _Martm . o., ‘cr r One of the largest and richest manufa (70O0D HOME Fe 4 . —— i ree a Con mal Tyler 2: 68 after 6 * ALKER-ARYS sTROXO rT Oo ed —— slephone 1 chairs, co... : tion. ROSENTHAL - SLOAN? ana experience if ox Sp = oo MILIANERY CO. 1700 Wash- = —— : °S1A Hartiaca attcally new: | Bomort 389. Bomont 58% ' = G2" Tileg — —= every thie week . = pet = — —— san See : + ome THE ~My : . “4 * HINeE [ Gg MACHINE —Burroug naa = - $4. —— es Morgs” (ct) | ne — : = 2 2 ' —- “— | MARASL a—Baj ~ try & be nag °5 personalit: for Dak f 5-roem flat as new. save $50. Tyler 297 : _ t aa » oe FIVE SALESMEN e = haan: = a _—- saaadl RETED — Westman: used 3 months “Es ‘BEFORE Ce CEB re rifice accented betore Chem | Au 0 WANTED _tamin 225 = coe | UNIVERSAL 3219 Doses ARMON DISTRIBUTORS | - ~ B.A ‘ t company of ite Kind has cpenings ee DIE: v are ia “4 American Writing Machine Co., Pine Look ' : 19271 rr eke as IN THE ThE bi biel rw f ‘neries i salesia . al " e | ; am in m h . janitor service 917A st. Main 4413. Central L215. a R . ; . Pre — “32 show ROOM AT many TS tea Goptinnee ocean MLILINETY SE, Pectin | ad, SBTERN TRS ani "Cheraten aise ene Mater eevee SEA PS) oe ead! Think! Act! =: Soe mg se fut : he te a a ‘rental. Pieycher Ty vewriter $25! ") Havnes Coupe | POAsORaA oie ierms oF trade, | 4ri ab. men will recetve rapid antec HOUSEHOLD GGODS WANTE Vag 7h satel 1 aze any ‘you, "l ee ence net essential, as 266 ON : tne gg od factory rebuilt this most besutiful . i - eeeemer then your eales ; | or ‘es hs - uy. Remington. Royal. longed to wealthy tax Wi : BC Ick ¥ eae otter ee a W anted lo voung women les $15 ¢ to S75 , ee =5 ‘ : 1 ~ N. t “ : . € ~ --ms tour ~— et 1018 Fine. or. if em lo to learn millinery ; competent ae MOTOR cCO.. = * »flown Olive 5243. ask ‘for ; ae PITER Sac ane: owt-of-town oe rT plow vy nen? ‘ "er ov more (Nser liane ie dice RY -_ A hw ‘\ Tyke tre Zien er. . . . - 5 x * , ’ 3 4 ry ' 3 ASSISTANT COOK—Main kitchen. Shit Rl G-BRINS TALS S BUSINESS char Ces _ fading. non-pe : fual slush “20 down comforts made cer. PAIOw sor 3 months. RE TO PEWRITER a Barnes Hospita’. — ‘ ; 3 i st | 27” Pir Teiephone Main aa3° * om : WA TS a) gre .~ in@? 00 Morgan Restaurant, 2116 N. Taylor MER... CU Makers and Branchers 01 W ae KRAUSNICK_LINDER WE s isO1 ames n 5 ATHER 2 Lio re PACTORY . ~ "7 a > of $150.000 a vy s, tin ed ! par ent Chr ' m.. 7 > ) =ust sal. Otte Sastie, 2615 Forest re ¢ 7) art : : ; sia : or ae. ; , ads > — — - —_ TRit %/ -_ me 7 “iat and grad fhie c\seey ' t f anc Su ) an ; for 3 : dee a - $3 “4 ba PEERLESS @PAss. COUPE. = "HS_RT IT Oo . KUHS-BUICK CoO., — eT ENGLE. MOTOR BAG oa HERS—Appiv Cotton Milis, G12 & Th ¢ NDERY GIRLS—Ex peri enced oe B05 Laces. = a sienourasher Open evenings. - Delmer ™ __ rw Crpen Sunday. sord 4 tires: tonring condition. epee Cap Ce. 538-29 X 15th. 1c" | Ni (sk RNES: yal 2 ing inerais, o . wROLT : : : HORSES AND VEHICLES fhe , | r — SOOKKERPER— foe » arene : . . =" : ; reeds irnit o ’ —" = siex 1972 enced, with stenogrTaph« now iedae ‘A , ; ' = .& a — : . ee tay , Urs , f ‘Sr i ale | Gerfu. mechanical manent postition Levin-Qootman Co . "! tiet preferrs rod vy ; 27 aSttR TT : : ~ ems _— — : : “2 } ; rif: « . . , 278 : , wa For Sale — —— - - vi . so an | ; ue new ran Y Lith : iad ipa -— . a : th a - . ’ o mrs ‘ : ste . . . ’ ‘ . + : ' 4 14 rz PN E: 3 : a f-ub , ma! “HAN DLER—I19721 ~~passenger sor ve I ri : 5 ol Motor “ar Co.. PUNOLE WRAPPER— fawebe 16 ¥ ms of | fF machin M: -* . food Uisetime onpot for ' > foie ae ail carts of ES A RaREININ , 3 ; . Se | breadriott- te dal "4 4 ee a + a $2000 required. Box | _"_S._et Fosters. 410 —_ 4 5a) REO #100 DOWN roadway ° poy ¢ Artest : wagor ' 7 : . oe r. ~ - : ‘ e ee th hun . goilare ——— GH» _—— ~ » ae gg ee hs po noes rou. wil ee eraser C . . ‘id Sunday morniua—come perience and telephone Kroger Grocer* ha ' i mo bit ; a — -- le i. B01 ~~ Seking Ce. Tiffany and Vista thir ch-s* aa Db t R =. = wed — ite tion. boy eee —— oS C TH NTT > 217 _ ™ — > , . oc : ; ae RU TTONBOLE OPER tA TOR—Exper ence ; tc 3 ; ash. ng em. at : . , Loe tac! " = + EULRNI REI ANT ED RADL a ___ en See terms. $223 on silk waists. Appivy Premier Garmen' Aili descriptions 1 fe and amal ‘ots: cer- nee 4 ODGE—R aduter 19Ww mode} — ye 7 “- 7O1 ! ucas, 6th figcr. 403 telts flats dwei ine | t cs ~ _% wail rdra Fhe . viel : ad 523 “. Vandeventer ae ) (HILDS NURSE—Must nave Ot , = ———— — | we &. >A COLT " ~ 7k’ pDy* aie AING-BRINSMADE MER‘ BUSINCGSS FOR SALE MISCE!' ANFOUS WANTS 1701 Washimgeton av (BER SHOP—On ac ? eckn=ss rs : 7 ; | OPERA \FORS (a) is xper! = = ee Xi , 4 inns ~ ——e ~ ea ‘nes ite ~ : " _ —o ul “DER AKER but it's 192] models; the 1971 wonder car: je Tike brand - oew. finest guar- side Px a? "-¢ a oe | i“) &LEV ATOR H Stat ere and shavper. ze. S77, ¥ Poet- Dis enced operat rs on ii p — ~--. - _ _ —— . “15 —— _aaire —- and a ‘- ladies” musiin underwear. : a ne _— = : | R 7 E 3 a LAM : . : « ©o and Lecrst. &} floor “6 ————— | , on . = penn } eaameling oo | A RE IT a | ere: 4 —— » : » }} yy ! - . ‘ : . : : , , t e re Ts hom il - es . - oe + tal ’ a be . ~ — ere . : a > s : - -- j t ; ” es - sane = ne : noun : —_ > ; . . nie _ . - Teri: ‘tT! -~ Buck's Stove and Range Co. 3500 OPERATORS - , ge = henge 1 IPsl. spi -aBd rs-c FERLAND. Inc aeee Seow. 2 i ale right Dew Open Sun and «ves. Cen single and d = _ Te an oS woman ; email family. good home ehines: ean ha Ae | ’ ’ : nent Position in modern factories in good pav fine chance ‘LINCOL LIL . 2230 GIRLS—To nack can 1a OPERA Tt RS Candy Ce... titi Locust. ; = and apr ns - GIRL—Whire. for hous work ok! ne w ‘ , necessary Cadeany S08)" 044 Kings OCC, LOOKING GI ler: om) : » =e elec. can earn ai ad salaries . ioe "or" ha ner? a. rm a ‘ » , to week to start “OS® £iTis eXperienced ‘. : menufac'v sition. Sy Pentary Biectrica Pine . lines a *°0. to list guile? txundry werk ' VELIE—#90 DOWN inde> Burry and " TRIANGLE Suancn v 23 . . ° y . -* , > - » s . 4 : r . : : = #. . > : ; | . . _ . — . ‘ 8 , ~ - “ : : rau : ' on . ™ o- ‘ : , — arN iTS let — and $] orn rand hear then Tlectri: nee. yur ita tires, cord eauip- at this price: 75 ao am 4 . : = Ss 1025 N. Grand verything $445: best real bargain ix HLEM MOTOR @ 3000 Locust ee Sen ings @pd clawed cars in al at e modeia. GUING! GORENG? . KNIT GOODS [eae Dome all “ord ope an a ig ae -— sul _Sedarns For Sale ruck. 1921. weergen De De 5ES GIVEN J _baran i’. truck im cornal ie Ton ' ruck ike 2 Down for s Dedge teuriag: £ regs aera o — ena me ed. ne w Ie Des B—sedan Solid agaie *Se line 2 ‘or : : juick Carthr ton Archer Aut “id. orest — rf - wa ‘oui _ 2787 ‘ve 9. tne dwecounc. ye vale ' ‘ve Experienced 0 > » wh Yr 45/4 = ale DSU \ —S penis er, lwu-4 ‘ines OU and UP Ccisteryvy netor iw «as as 2 new ro Car Co GIRL— Young assist cenera! housework. reo ve steadr avedrs S573 Enricht i ic cn ‘ : VIRL—White. whe 4o some vokinc wna references. your used one ¢ can Call af 4464 West Pine St i Rig—“Exgerienced | im | groce> office. Ca eiRL—i or over. house Dayto Cemtral JLILX GIRL—Colored: one to star on piace night. apoiy at gare 3729 Delmar learning. W work. “mer n »* wT =. —— — hovel ern ape ae ee f On wash ———— - _ CPP sses a 14024 Olive. gear. r: cheap) . : St ubbers. - trade 12809 Finney | rst. $15 >-— erm. - age AUTOMOBILES — 13 _ Trucks For Sale . ANGLE MOTOR ¢ a oarga.n \ mal ne ter S9c Sunday a ah stake bed» o learn c st 1971 moede! wide «x- ae 2737 Olive. (o@) ‘ruck «s #=prese - Vandeventer : n simular ELY &€ WALKER STER. LING F SCTORY, 1611 wages $2.50 per Cev. no experience amr. Lange Laundry “po T04 8 Je! wet +S2e7- YOUREL? -§. “+ + * les Wanted Badlv ‘fice vrowr automobile See ws We par more tha 5 acy orber sew on menses rants A Kare? Pants , 4 floor uaT —— wt MAC HINE OPERATORS — ex et Cc. — ha’ ne Firing ™e ine x map? Set Sectiry. 1908 Pine P age Bl —Shirts tot cl? | . : * a . — _ “ re. . rr? . - , —— “+ . - ’ e" af - tees aces houteau— Blouses Ith St.—Overalls _GOLD SND SILVER B! Ro mpers Chortle Pens $ erty. EXCHANGE SPAY CASH fori Fards. Ol 7 Bomont YOUR HANDS img warm. Sut rou can’t his Ford sedan at &325— ‘s the warmest propes:tion STRANGLE MOTOR Co. TOR CO... 28910 Washing‘on. $524 Deima Open Sunday. DSUN—Coachn. in vest = Comdition a3 (i) EU very a bargain «at SIS50- owner is compeiled 000 for Autos ‘So seil at this ridicvicus low price 3075 , _erine or trade 3808 Finney 5} and ~ : 2 . , : 4 : . : . - 4 : he ... — —- cs Su Bear ss if i Kn ht = ea or “seat, Src a a ES? Sar ee atiful Knight Sedan 3 PRACTICAL NURSE—35 w & , - : Soare ridge Te hever (nk. CASH paid & a or — i» ge Ry ~~ Mu Would make ideal car for service . ariver: - he | , ? cL EPH 7 " asker 's . * . 5 “er Oink o1 arch- & ne : also Hudaon sedan: Kissel and Mitchell. a: “- . : ot = - : € Lm le ; : . re. 2000 spot bargain vrices’ and terms J+ ~ ws a be 31238 Laecust ssi2 xX S128 Locust sf. Onen even ngs SITTING ON le one way of ik ATT ENTION Ts x @eur® rice ‘S300 Jefferson—Shirts A DHS nT ene- | "© laundr. 746 Weert: mete" a me ly 3. LOOK ' FORD, , Tour ne fo —s eo TRI eS c ss | | | Ford RB nen rr’ woman W ebeter re" oe c Poreset 30°64. after rRESS EN “wv _— af ; Vreing iaa7 ~—o— STAAOWURAPHE (©, er. . State age. setarw - for geners vase. ~ = — Soa home A : n eee Se > Division IRAPHE RER—To act as hare af Maet 4 Years etre genena. 5) > tame rapld dictation and trans “ore® aceuralels Beck @ Corbitt ’ _Metn and Asher — ~— +e Open evenings LIBERTY SEDAN mted: 5 cord tires: } Ick cCO.. 3101 Oltre. Open evenings. Bornent 414. More Automobile Co. MARMON _DISTRIBUTORS +_.* RECONDI- Fac a MIA | | _JEWELRY__waTcnEs “ALL = an \ Lee + aa “ : Marke anc *kperen — - let am fe ~~ - . -_ “ A } : ; : , hy) Pr * E 9 ioree SOc TI ne : ae —— — . ; . re : = tore ? ce | tha > | (2 USED CARS WANTED eecret ar’ S500 er maie or conditi om: spot cash; Miller 13220 and take the cash home- pay “28h any other dealer in tows: ence - -~ : . araer a r a . ’ - . . : . La " : - es ® 3 ~ ‘ _ - = ie INC... 1085 N. Greed cf) ot MPAGNE APPETITE | “tet beok, cam be renilmed our | a De rh ‘Wd —We par ‘be highest rour @lamocnds. 5S. Smith x Grand; 5 joors rorth af Olive. and tunaietite eommfar:. for ave ey ts Sree a "a ila . e3) x STR au WAT SEW © RS—— Expercen #4 vester « Judge Hat Factery 19°00 ‘ANGLE MOTOR OO. — ‘pen Sunéavy — hevee Me «* “nh f” ever : - Ad . “see : oe ae 7 ">" ve Pa a “. decDoam » S29 : ‘ed. . , TR meateidlins ~ 2A ae eo 4, tt , v nd Stan — : bite a Be Fg eo Ren i a tee Se ~ 2s. : | res. Bifiex BAKER CC, OVERMACLED | th , | +ve8 ~e" —— FS Car looks uke new. YY ERLAND, Ime. 2300 Lecast « 41 AND “NHILDREN eR! Ne = NOT Wey ~aee a and eves. “en 42: 1 Porest BUIC Ic K CO’ COUPE ™ : A —— ae leat Market 73} — —-- ; : Ph ; 5 Mechanically Al. upholsterr ike n " : Sin = ; — ——__——_—_ DA. ec 2.50 S6ICK touring: ama.) Wal TRESS magere: - v _— > - @y. S853 Olt a i pay us “2 Gown, halance month, rr irT W - rTTar ' ’ " #TFTI Nes - Asai TYUUN — — Uw. ELSCERIC COUPE—Beeuzttully ms, = L sae & } new guaranteed battery: -une aa ; or order ro ti Ge a mM , _ eral terms x a he ae Item “ ' S2000 Fas Lae 1-4 en Romoert DODGE COUPE Verv lace has Wire wheels. good tires: re. Dainted beaurtful blue: mechanically pertect POE ER Yexton. SS 3310 Olive “INGER — $15 condi:ion imit SiINGER—$1 3275: 1922 S375- ) -_ 3 216 _Zist. wOTUR ce ; en over. Tag RUPr—Lace motel i ee 2] o@. “Eanes | ety ACRIN ——— — cmon _Dietributera, 2803 Lecast. icf} | STAND ON YOUR HEAD rou will, but rou'll nerer find a rand secan _ ~ lee ° Sain of ae ees | RCPMO —- ow do ~ , - At ‘What's the aiff. > Come. and gen | —— .., TRIANGLE MOTOR co. beck hota ; cat me 7 RD—Coupe: late 1921. = —___—_ $2: 20 cash. belance easy ct Royal cleaner. $7 , SEWING MACHINE FORDS—4 ceupes ton ioe. S675 oo. fo _— : mateo ae : ~~ (cl@) i: Victor } ‘ ey TOR°. | small down parment. b ron > yon ctor 17 = ome on menihiy if de. = Tifice f aepartmen: sate gv VY Sarin ne: . ~ - Steen. : : ’ ~ ae eo l ane 7 4865.. . - sour! . casa. *

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re ee rt ee - . . . “Nee ; - ~ 4 ; - on ' ¥ r= " eS on Vee ae ~, Feed ane e 5 3 i , Pr 19. 1922. Ro ee THE THING T HAT YOU DESIRE is yéurs if you will only reach for it through a Want Ad. ¥® PMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ng Cars » Cars For Sale : , Bodies for “zie oats an 43 MUSICAL . ANOS ATH BOARN—Weet_ , ROO™E FOR RENT.— west FLAvS Sou SUT = — nn nl > WATERMAN 5260A—Ni ‘ furn ' ~- ss silent and emoot nh or Sa aro — es) . — . 4 So a 10 ae oe Aown sell “ Chassis F le — near and Oraane For Sale room and good board '- Woe girls ta) love d. keevir . E ‘BL 4103” -onnecting bhouse- itt meninns . grade. S°%5 - a + nz roome ‘ " rs i ATS r OR R E NT a must ' a) a H ‘H ASSIS—Pring § ; . : . - or couple Forest S7OSR ' . Water Siflix. TraunZzo: W elt ~y 7 Nt bh 2 rees eid a Zas Siz * MORTGAGE mo OAN N DE P ARTMEN NT atma ~ : , : . ‘ ; Ary | : 4 ; a “ et : : on 2 ey ’ “« —y - oe 4 , ns, © aS. . - : " . ee. D to | # » TT) 5 : “-% seul ng *. sii ’ Clive st , : .% i ho , ‘| ’ is ; sae " t110°2—Largre fro! t \ > 7 4 - “ 4: 3 ees ~~ ° stn. l POON — ‘a » vs (jrena 5 50; - '.Paseenger touring: run PORD CH ASSIS—1920> in good fu —~| Di ay , a pe ) ne pga a ts aoae 10°-Water room. with or w “ge Neatly furnished sont Magazine, 3 rocms, water, gat 20 sedans: Sio guaranteed by iesponsi- condition: only $100; $50 down, ‘balan > in ease Execellk Call after 0} — no 5 = . NUL MARCRCG privileges. | “WS2A Thetpas,. Anges - Benton 9428 HUDSON CHASSIS—S& per @: inte ’ a order, 8 ee + epee Te ptaes P y ROOM—Running waiter; excelient meals "EST PINE ; ; DOD i ; a Sa 3 ; we F 8 bel 3818—Light h nan. , IER, 32 Us-—Modern 7-room flat and ga- > ’ Ts. — Al, LEN. $40 ; Yy} ing. late » model: excelient | a mechan! chance: S2°5 sa ; i! od j ‘ j , ] " as : ek ; convenient jo ation "Fo est _1482 ’ Ow , us for thi ‘0 ill} ney as ; $225: “S800 Fi; “th a > per ' Lehman Fiat 1K rooms; steam hes . juire downstair (e8) s beautiful to tourt tion : Low price, Wisi 7 & e : : ' rye? : - ru 7) mrs o-_. } mf . : ; . eat ev ervthi ng f iT - —— ene ~~ ww nstairs cs > ing, Sluv: ch Romont 2461 SS 5) | PI ATES , Hive, 5 MS——Two large, act lean, ¢ ortabi: nished: $9 and $10 L REER ee D a $150, €vrolet, - felds. he ee ee Bw 4 f ae 4 tar ae West End home ge? en prefe rea- WEST “—" F —— - —— - ant . a — ee . = ie ‘ ; + | a) > ‘ 4 a ¥ ; ; . Al condi tion, | must ot BODIES—lsed Ford lt felis ween . sel n rner : : = £ ; >, i - oe Cabany 7046 65) | open or panel side: ian coher by —he LAYER-PTA we Central -_ = —= ——— _Northwoat - = H | S mg, 198; | CHOUTEAT—1980— Large coun _farniane AT—Trand-new California, —4 room emmelmann-Spackler R. E. Co. tu i TOURING Cc ‘ -™ ——— . Tis : ~ " ge pees sve Rs, iT) ge0e | > - AFP del, e.cga' — ' is! ‘ora ton tr \ ; ; miy S1°5s eo “7 " . A (*} ! | 776 — Large lean : rnhis . me e branc- “new; Uned | . - Spanish” le athe ipholst 2 ‘eduction in — Be 37 ‘One ted in ' binet bench inciuded et eepil * re aa — 4 nable an Dect - scome woe FENT_COLORED en Sea wn. 5 rooms and hall up: ‘ “+ mode! ie, tires, wor BODiIBS—Fora is - a — ., Lehmatr hoe © San rt : plac ; a SH ee 3119—Two + eT es 6Ccloe@ets in every room: hardwood ‘TOL? IAT . - SOCYrTVWarTT + Bilent as for crs 0. > ‘3809 a inne, y) DIES Ford tru x Fotis. Pans ed i ‘ cR-PLAS : — > +e ee — en : an — . econd floor Cn — é, ane > ' hyo} ho Wi vel ay > King's nignw + SEV\ EN ] H AN )) CH ES | N L T STR KETS Olive st a @ ean - —— — = . Bi Al ——— n -_ | ' 4-cvlinder Pyick: ; bi I C ; — ? 4 — 4 rh wee : ; s «au (‘ii ‘ oS ; oc T? , . 0 is d ink . AR | “ee c Perfect condition A S Automo I = O. , F a, pen Sunday’ te intndl can ‘o a eo, re | b as Pint ~ ; ; r C. ase 4). ROOMS: WANTED rat Pen nace, ele: ~& rates aa} | . seed ae ; / ; ‘ ait 7 morn ng iy ‘LA 7" em —— =. $.} at Q'] ps — Ho;Trrnis r) ern. ut , Rod ~ é‘ old a9 : ° desi: 7 > = ioe | n| ROOM \ ~ =| Suid. Snsee: ee S) REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE RESIDENCES | FOR SALE ppted before Chris: . Me = i BL. 3418 Locust On to'S MON DISTRIBUTORS | _tine’s 2 Olive st ¥ 9g wae RENT » MONTHLY heated, hot water; phone; 33 to $ 3 0% ? a A . aie wenwneene | Te RD a ————_. PD; sare rary of @ R&S mus : err — epsom ne es Box a: RTH OM t 5-re For exchang k ' 1° $7 | aR eCity. RECONDI 17 pobie a Sic on “new, $225: used ic select vour aon «on a a | ee -' “hhh oust keep! mod OMS = . a —Se. m8 ?. flat aut: ~ KE r, 6100—El ie E a LOT—For exchange: Wood River. Mm ‘3 - : DT h Buick : 4A a . 9 | | | . si 2 't — : . us : , am = ye PA or re - $5 o , (2) ; had ~ roo 2 fa> v. henette, fur- a * — re a onen _ Olive _ 2487 ._ Ca __for St St. . Louis property. Box K-3, r.-D. ~! West — motors hut a 8c vba “s 62) | i iendcas * % ee. . ~ ! iwe 1 =,» LOCUST. 312 Steam a running water Post -Disp oe =-S8l. ” » ae ee rooms, DF a electric ane VE us full details of your flats or homes OWN ~ sriricemnianidianamiale : ee r) r . . . » - - - . _ q ' om |} the . - - 7 —_—s PONa . ” #s8/0n > 1} = = ete TC 2 ee a top. S40, PLAYER-PIAND—$i95> mancgans Bee, baths: 75 day up: Kup. ick —TE_ posse ———"| oiatncey P S18 Chestnut at. WNER, LEAVING CITY PAHie: ston nie ‘ ; baked enamel finish;| Bridge PNR fee onthiy: seq fet QRS music rolls: $ tee ahiions beth coe wee ROOMMATES WANTED — He will soll. Olive 3164-3165. CS) Beautiter Sm PERSHING -*. ta Tati ‘ie: on . — rm. OUPRE KODY—A won na fs} . tre? "ws , : a Mailiol ’ 4 7 ag ahs : _ 7 ; , ve oF ne, ~e ~ heat. me : - - ‘. non at | | , oe | o - ul ~ ' . Ran ; . cng Jare: ) og rie *) RO “) M Mf Al "tT Vea — - — ; a it ‘> “ey > non ee 7p err yy ee REAL, ESTA TE ve td wr ~ > a a — on aa tite .¢ BU IC ‘K so bl Ue and eves. Cen. 4119 ., “ i Sacrifice; $60. 523 N Vand. anos all, phone o oi Spe — ; ahh : » sl e wii 1. —4020 rr Bot re ans . iady furnac Te ree-room modern flat: no | ae eo ay wy * tn mes oo Wwe mak 5 Rat Ns coe rs : . 119, a EE Alby 5G +f oT Fe : Oday. wt tine 1 flat; twin beds pm A: i aE Eo De — outrignt ; representat! WALTER § buick, x s* ——s HEARS ERC IDY—New: special jow a Osta ttishs ' sO COM) “¥ a e Se LROLINE, : : rooms, gas, bath, elec itt o cal! Phone Olive 1302 Centra! 1bRS ) c CO., 805 Chestnut. ~ - 1921 = ‘els s: operate like U7 7 Olive st 4) PLAYER-P] : —"| ATHLON! 51—Front room: leona Tae ee wt —(rentieman to shace fur- 30. 2020 Kraft. 5 rooms, hot-water heat, | > PALTEL SCOTT OO., 908 Chestnut. _(¢8) | == ja 8B. S150 down 1 " —- ish: tire MAKE u guaranteed auto tow loon a rom- which te make . a: rade AKes jutiful surroundings: $25 month: e na itm: oto cee ee pees beet 1. SREAN. 722 Chestnut. (c3) WE will pay the highest cash price for your is Ma Ford, -” brilliant original finish; tires ~ ake a ecaler: rr “ oe Sany other big turcaing in 10 : 7 these priced from €117 tio ve have rage. gentlema iy |. home meed anniv mee eee iB 8 foal | CASTLEBAR, ‘oom flat, electric, roperty and buy it outright: no delay: BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE ANG LIE MOTOR: OW, 2’ BE EFORE XMAS— profit t is 75Se. F , Geese lene | « WONROYW'e 93 . RENT sor a? IE Ep name a ob ee 2 OM - i) bat : uri : representative will call. Phone Olive 5392. | — : —- nar _ Open n Bu os | oe OT ST : —-— -—- " owners See Mr Abern ethy. Saree . = ; .OU Se that . a . ~ j ; “ > ‘ Moe ap c.¢ # - Sf) j m' : \ iz i Lu = ned ine ts aw ‘te 1 . : . , . 4 ’ ) = (“entra LSA&AR BU SINESS p RR ‘PERTY modi WwW. cor. Tower q ; Hote ; oe. 1 a - piano Pes. en in ARE 5 Aut rs — ne Mare room i: Zan me: Very reason. a PF ~d ~~cey-~ bat . ful only: WALTER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. (oR) | Grove and Lafayette: 7 stores and offices r — 57) — até ; lit an ; ALC 2. Was! eton. Forest 4056. eft er | 80 + akin ~ —_ tte, adults ae 4 : 21 yma es leased, 9546 60, this year, $5880 next tour nday. nable ren Lo > PD years; nets 290 a * — On inVostMent. S—Touring. wi ie sues 18 ae Open to yy Pp. ™ - , ° ‘ - ° Le: d : a ad : bent ~) Bargains in Uv Be d 4 Fords. & Re, i: ans. _ , R-P , —~ ie ryt" - . ‘ t'ful | nA j ozo ~ « urndah i . mM for m - — . - . i ee — F | DREAMS : lat § Runabout, Touring Bodies iano - ae “ : bi rt ~ ' I € 4 ° ; a ver. - sila . Z : oY os useKeepDing = iS Roo ~ —- 7 we : oo _ se. ‘ 21 3 — — SJBURBAN PROP’ T y FOR SALE nothing 0 DOME 7 HOEFER., Med oe — er. axen in trade on 4-pass coupe de Iu eOs m tern ! ides tum ance 4 oN T, SP Ro—-— CONNECT urnished ms AN a5 ‘terme Sidme anan “elec a aalene Grand 800. we thing cheaper than pe de luxe, } 0. » onty | Saas benibboening tecmne . DB w $5800 \dney 3348J. Victor 20221. Chouteau Trust fy 2 $655 — a tke this make pipe “dreams upe LOT—In Wood never. Ili.; cheap. ma Sell to sutiaiy mj.); + SS Hent to Buli 3 ‘liree!? ené zi- Hinning Mwotur thet e Pour-passenger coupe, regu —— a . j . _ , . } ——--—_—_—— | ! iTeet. Pte ane ; ~~ ror Thi “eg b. MOT eR (4) . tor " ~. * “me . oe : lar . oupe, sedan 7 : e, . _ : 2 . , es ey = es . ang! ba ne AP Or : u t-iy } one piece enameled , -— € a: 5 7 . . PR ¢ Bis Chandler eyict «to te aay , ao, _Open Sunday. _ | SoG Se ell oo; Fit any ‘Seed chamas | mat : ty ee re oS Seed: on HOTELS nk vhardw ond floors throurhut’, just em- | SALTER SCOTT CO.. 605 Chestnat. (038) | “” Post-Dispatch hborh ox ‘ a — 7 wey DOWN l'sed bodies : n | ro , ra Chassis. | akes « " ' ——— Pew wt\¥Cw ——— a" Get SONS PISTe rent Call Gran: 8TW or - *,. Z 4 ae “ ih ery nm tr le . ws até ro j \ ; ? a | " 2 — . —_—- “ elie HO’ ‘E, L — > 7 i. oe . ¢ . +? . vd iT * PRaxSce soron co, aR) PAIGE. #5 DOWN tee Revie tan mt te OT Llores | | ve se | NINTH. 4208 N—Ty furniabed con- | “AZAR HOTEL S127 Locust; steam ictor 1528R,_____""_"_‘e53x) Webster Groves Weiner o ~ tofay and grab thie class, Opposite Cit » 400 | -| tsfart és. | . ; on . ele ur roc day up; $4 week REGON, 3418—Four rooms, gas, electric pen ‘Sur f , j worth t) . ; = “ * . »4 i tT? . L i] ry es — ' : . ib ma0O% - ath * Wee vr ’ P - *» , : ign ro _ eas, « + ~- ——————————————— EE cB) t. GLE Mi pen Sunday ae ops or Sale ~- ot uying fr a mop Ke , ouse-) 4 + =. rand S0%4, .__._ (662) WRITE for map “ster and our | d About t his C] Delmar bi. open Seay | FORD WINTER TOP aioe pi 7 ent and at = - . : rooms. # RAYMOND HOTEL 4 be a ts a 7 S5S landler — — 1922 touring cord tires / : - wy we J “Sis s) ne . = ' m . . > od ‘ } th : j s° Oo homes, price ror s to | Pech Man owned Lots On n} ) hanical condition; top and put on: easy terms. 2 © yours: | a a —— me ‘very onvenier Southwest $4-.000 Mad WanteaP sometssi: c very a he new: can be had at a ha‘ TOPS—For any automobile, complete wit) F REYE] Ox mas . Northwest tM . e aod 2424 €2\ PAPIN 562 W.—s om ate Tar. | ee ee is a aed wa =} Solid es : like a eee deen ge AB : oom a ‘; 17th and Locust. TT att | = ~ —e he .——Six-room upper flat a agate. Cline: out-of- ; Motor “Car Cc Q., "601 Lac tat 4 nut, back cur._ains " $10. lit 4 : ~ wee : rl. A » rent HE BALD’ PIAN > S808 reese a, o. plat " resident ~ hae ee est 3087 aenericen : est aL a De aos —— FARMS FOR SALE ’ bine discognt. - ioe } rva t REO ened oa rol Ss IIGHT Frys 7 : ; - GARFIELI > oh -— . . raat ie -room og ouse, arn, etc.; plenty al PERSO : - icode ™ [ie im it convinces you. This wil! ras Se —, or ERLAND, CHEV THE Fe WIN Prax’ Jater; rent applied a ————— ——_—-— : K AN DO be r H H ITE L sisigpnemanel eae West oe cai _water. Box K-l Ae 2 __ Pont: Dispatch. a LOANS On NAL PROP’TY ~# Mi ITOR ‘ ‘“) ; 10%5 N G 5 , ous Sunday ™* rn’ ng——cCome | ‘,! ves rou greater comfort {r . ;” = i | r — . oe _- . * + om, ~~ _ ' rh ime PS - lr G2 - r ry we 7 A) oe ‘ i : thy Du , ge raalla 4 . o- J , it = — ‘ > uM _ ., Mo Th, “ie oe WepeA any. AUTOMOBILE LOANS .enirne ° i pro tecte yo fro nN he bitter . a. " With wrt , . 4 . roa ‘ . heat ‘ wrt is o + > joie ty ae - non ; , — ae wee ' > ' —. n — +... A : OTQR CO : by ihe bitter cold, rain and . : iy is nae , sous hot ite Asonal (c6* >A & ; : ———————— ST To individual Cars: D C > 8 ANGLE - 4524 Delmar. (feet. It gives you all-weather comfort ang THE BALDWIN Prawa oy y Bes — 2 = Mees ets eo OA—O rooms, bath, $35 CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE us in eas instailmen while you ride. We AR - sate 5. eenger. 4-erlin- convenience of a clowed car at a reasonable UPRIGHT TANNA} —- . an HH AMILTON HOTEL — 2 Et SE 621 Chestnut (ci! South also rewrite to pa - -* then’ ama ans we | iNs- HOT —S-pas oriag ané henge cost — Roa iain with oe ; a AB. n ) | aes i _ mn av. and Hodiamont line: | HODIAMONT : r 1018A- —. rooms, bath, elec- U _- ~~ —--— | 40g Pry we rc FINANCE best eculpne ea : the average: a bargain For ses bee BALDWIN PIAan ge ILAINE,* 3 —2 or 4 neatiy furniana eo (or every guest: playroom for t! ch sr ic pau a LOT—Spiendid vacant ground, 50x130, Con- ~a a - val - . ‘ ‘ open -y Open _e ; . think of this: Does it pay o2 7 i a ’ LA 1l0O3— conne ; N Aan ~~ ay srnans | vee (cS) OOM AH! 7 wern-out gid car when for such a Tires For Sale - . nial Be 2 eping rooms; modern home: garaee we : I DE L L-PLAZ A {HOTEL —— a rooma, movern. Cad FOR SALE | MONEY loaned on ‘eutompbiies; left in ‘your 1! ral R G i-R.. FORMERLY MI 7 377 rc? \ | possession; mortgages paid. 1421 Lec: : a WALTON, 3 rooms 4 a ath; $: Flats, Apartments, | ) { ey carn own this . : ~~ . + hn ee . ~t..* s* NT FH , were and . p Ort , ‘4 car with ‘ ori . TIRES—34x4 brand new 7 i} iw cno ’ " y Tr — SP. oe ¢ ’ ory ‘will “last for years. $8.60. Open Sunday and deca "2901 live KTESEL? Pr Pra xs) sa mo a wi——3d floor, kitcher vater, Viv ATH Es lIC CLUB AND FR CED HAR. WM. STECK Agent. 5963 FE 8 MONEY supplied salaried prop 7 5 . a) “ or trade. eo ne ; : ’ : ’ ] - : : ; a | ; + L ‘ > ; ri ; Hon e Ke ie cli ly furr ia ad fa m! * ‘ ote 2 a = 2 2 if) oO” a Bungalows and owners, ick, eoseres Ai2 furniture “\ 8-488 winde TAHLEM MOTOR CO TIRES—5000 used tires. ail guaranised, any $898. S405 0 E00 FoR | ere ee > hy mnecting root r moderate prices: large ro ms: cuisine firet- Exchange Bidg: (62) C il evenine Tor oe nena at at pmeghs> Sse = a neep ne class Sve- Mary) and ey ogy “2 FLATS FOR RENT-—Furnishes | a Residences MONEY to » oe én automobiles left in the or Laclede car to 6810 on lines and %. Gn yen evenings. ogre: $2 up Open Sunday and umming bind. -_ AKER LITTLE 410° ©2901 Olive st a wG1——T “a = Boy!e Phone , g write for our , i om, | Rait : : : _>-~—- a unseen , i ‘ ; - . . . . , ‘ pins , 7) ‘arin nousekK . . Aa\as ss ; *c®) . _ i a. {e621 L owner's trme R ‘Sa lalapalsese ia } ys 45 the 192% oe eo: TIRES —Sacrifice; 30x8 and 30x38 %. . pe worl ti a ' aoe bend a 1s ’ ‘ not \runnig : er. Le .epnor ee : — —_—-- = age Co.., "O21, Bos —chweners your wif | gperate like brand-new: fines var- ail iarger tires, $3.50. If one of IESELHORST PIAN MPANTYT ln UNION E 25 ie ve w coT T Es | OA ED ‘Are ‘ ee - SIRS down : tres proves unsatisfactory within ear at hed 1&7 , ~ AN} Gh. ad he Z Large room oo x ies i | BUNGALOT ve AND aG@ me oo “ — — MOTOR Co.. , CK. BEFORE XMA AS—MUST return with receipt and get amoth: haf’ WeeEer _co... ay —— . .. - Levenings. HOUSES FL ss ey be ts ents: charge cf elma r > «TM mont lehman } ' het convenience private! ic per line discount fax 3485 e4 aoe ee —* the advantage cf a fourth room repay in Soe ne mae ee aoa ition, , (oD an + eo : TSKNIGHT: 7-PASSENGER zn . Chapman Motor Supply C > Lehman Corner. 11] Th ip preferred. Bellefonta!: "NION. 5312—F urnished flat: 3 roor 35. Without the extra expense: bath.and fur- | wan Co ali Sieh of trade Yor tht W aEEERIPONT C PAASENOER | Chsctnan mapman Motor Suoviy | 07) 2 so PRR le AGEN S’ RENT LISTS Ne ished fiat: 3 rooma, $35 nace: clectric fixtures, switches and recep-| Locust’ sts, Chamber of tomers Binet : : Excellent condition; repainte!; a" ~ : rd pract “~ ne IWELF1 30K hae ake a sie eae facies in every room; porcelain sin every- ] 7 TIRES 2000 tunity ¢ ave mons toms ee keepit 2m water mnasese i 5945 Mop Satan - , ee Fi R RENT FLATS AND AP’T’S. WANTED thing included to mae this the best obtain- Sth fieer _fe58) = “ a arage. (57 | 5045 McPhe iooen pol ion ’ able in a cottage; price will surprise $5 TO $60 QUICKLY LOANED. low cash payment. See 4858. | Without security at cheapest rates, best and ODGE T r! a ING od Rs or : *- trade : : 2300 Locust et ° 2 S4 $5. all sizes: a’! 7} , ? : . ond. lt t l(*H : ' ] } 11 i ~~ oO. e . 2, ai oa : Evaranteec r - a } - baie LS): 4 We és eated. infur- a : c ‘ ante 9 ae ’ 4 Look them over 2901 Olive st Sun- LYRO! sea uti ful rg ze . ned rooms, hath, ; lectric included n, 6 rooms, modern. ) Furnished Flate and Ap’ts Witd. 8 Dewey | most private terms, to any lady or gentleman k. ; oo” 7 OEE ate } ti... a Te *6 Ba +n ” ne . takes {' _&Cu - —_ ee, Mal m RENT “TR > - GEO. N. COOPER, 808 Chestnut. Ol've 5276. | steadily ermmployed. Costs you nothi to 7 = econ 526 s , cARE ss = : Mancheste: ; oo } RNISHED APAR >rMEN’ Wwtd —Or flat: : mes. V2 SER “ F —— “ , — , . , © ‘. ull ea szsront re ° «> 4 ae I “ 4 rooms south or ip el CEE (C83) | sult a and bee at little if you borrow. Those tt , BRL NSWICK TIRES | tes : ont © ) , ye, ’ en it ‘ ae ©eriier : ‘“sTanad OoM ; . "| 2 . * ' eat! Sha at west , ~ Sidaer 147 ‘ EF ; ‘c) , — + SF once nee, Will Appreciate the. differ. . | @ quality tire 84 per cent friction proof . th 1 | ~ oar weed oy _Nol tl ee Yen Bees CREDIT coO., 2081 #£Rallway Recaienenies . : ' slanted DW NT 5-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE. $4300 ide. __m. to 9 p. m. (oR) ELLINGS FOR RE 19xx Belle Glade: sun parior. tile bath. LOANS ANS—LOANS ” “ E s ~ : a = car from a responsi- Phone for service. PARSONS-VAN > W. PHO KAI 7 bbs 1 I DODGE x ¢ You are safe at the Delmar ant Walton 14) new F ie inten Mace, ola eee. HI 1404 4- iv _ tod —) @ ma posit gew ° ’ : : i] a’ , ; ™ ¢ : ” ome vedanps ——— ( cit tou png Ne ) S125, giving it away ut H Ti SST NASH CO., BARTHEL-DUESFNPERG pre 2 ite tcnen privilege, tL wate: North : © oseiee Sf furnace, hot water, garage, aay a people, Keeping house: MOTOR CO, lus NG . 3000 Locust : 1 Pine at. BREA G33! ; fur ’ , ALSACE PI 4666—5-roo - om ns MISSOURI LOAN er ORAT ION ours. THE AMERICAN CO., 377 ite -” nine? . e a ; “) - | : “ ‘ a mem ; : ~ “ — ’ 4 . , eu 5 : . P = 4 ~ — . , - . — r os 2024 om ™ ‘ : rT . __ Olive ce 299 sak 7 N th s st. (c3) Ridge Entrance 211 Rth st le ; " — . ‘ ‘ ani ot . ryt ’ ke it ' ; : Or : T inspect nn ¢ ure a SOING fon fC. INE! = 4 C7 ese ma me vi eenae hes worth us ABANN] rt ogee = VM. . OL nav. % ~ th et 7 West Séethaien oa + ot cit cent a Co, 427 noe blauee todge touring; that’s eli! ——————————— =e “ for iess than half two ths ‘ "eo Wn og st a sarees ; ou y , Lean ictoria Bide. —tertns. Hos bout | ; ke trom 3} ment i ee | SIGHT ©: cana’ dione oY atten ae ee ee —. Market: 4-room | — tow about thet for # trucks For Sale IAY-STERN MUSIC DEPARTMENT ; “Teanone 5 ie: ecan. Clee ‘287. 7) a ie) brick: bath. furna QUICK MONEY. «Be. HANGLE MOTOR Co. 4 screen body, jus Solid agate. 25c line; out-of-iown, 7 Twelfth and «ive a r ) a LAR Pe ar eee oa , —S= ~ Se =| "Foseas 101 RGFELD-WELSH, $440 Easton. | For salaried people on thelr own notes wit},- lay 45°4 Delmar. : _ : “ “ oe n Pe > i ~~ lla a oes. Su nduy. ersenIrnum P LALKING MA IN Es - , - _ . . ae ‘ ent > fine rooms a wi — yee : ' = owe — ill (o4) | ‘out indorser an without knowledge pom ~ ’ , - > a ’ a : 0 : r * " Tr more thneeriione c and Sc j ~~? , ‘ r1 e - ivf ; . wf y1) , "} . form [e se > ery ’ . ‘ “ee , . ~ i“) At; E—58xx f tarfield - gas, l stricit ’ p! eyer or anyone. ; American Br erage GES GIV EN AW aad + : nS moet ~ pacar ~ line discount. . lot) sleam heat i re , » ban C K 1AL! 35 Clar , m, sanieeial GARAGES, STABLE For Rent Seen hot x Garts seaner. asthe, be 7 032 Ratiwar Exchange Bldg. = otal ‘ “pervs te Aorwn o=3> nternal r; cheap " KING MM: ; —_— wat (6 nt put >> Seen al chicken house; alley ade oteenaes t Pitre. S205. vis. Hy! fi | 737 Olive st. | (ed sina fiehtie wis HINGS—a saree variety of Saari , ee gt tee FFE North terms. MISSOURI LOAN CORPORATION, CO-OPERATIVE Tx toa anced te ae 108: a ween: pa 5 gruck ; stake body; Al condition instrument h or e payments. Never hous ine: - geo team RFF REALTY CO | saateidilinile jeres i ke — 211 N. 7th st. (c3) | : Vv payments. 4 401 interest Olive st. (ct) Musical Instruction vefore hi r stock been so replet th | time 3 ELMAR BL... 5577 , s. unt Apply on premise | (65) Benoist Bidg., Dth and Pine. Main 2839. -_ r 33 ; 10x20: for “South =c56" SANG LE "MOTOR. 60. Me truck: 1921 ingiel: wide ex. talking Machines offered at amazingly low COOK. 4048—Two or it plished ai . "T Onen — pty a rea! bargair ©7837 Olive. (c4) Vv 1OLIN. mandolin : xultar, banjo o7 Aus hk n- pri gall f e A qd ut va 1 a i ~ ; , 3 | ee tl ul a! on omen Tit ; » . - , id! i > "TGO af 4 & @ 2s - =f ms . y “as a : eee | =_ + QR RIS. $: “0 DC A . nt delive r¥Y truck eee ' ard 2s ev : J ‘ ; ’ eT sa ’ , ; - : 7 : . i ya “ atale rus et 2 , 7016—New @-roo Tl T:, —_ = — . — - . *. — - - — RAILROAD MEN ful tovring is going to 38 $125 a 523 N. Van leventer (c62) 7 _ ° v1 — , - — — +4 ry . het water as me - 14) = - peaul rt 1004 n, University Cit T - NEW BRI K BUN ‘GALO WS We buy earned salary or ae accounts int deliver r ; . Att 7t y ae ; “a . — i . for $190; come quick. it vee elivery truck, express body | Téntne and Repairing 9 eiedieleaien ‘ea rnishe "NwATIS REA! S21 Chestnu ba LE BUSIN ¥ESS PURPOSS S “Foes S:60™ Or Just completed: 7 co pas Cae Peat “al investigate ow . oP . ‘ ; ore ~ (de “y oe 7F aT ‘E itn M—F ront heat and light Se - A Soar De rooms, tile bath: rea- meth-~4 of doin he a NI TRIANGL E MOT ‘ Olive st : 4) 33 SOFT —_ ~ Vie : ; ne Gone aaa . maee0 model truck: Al | ‘ase | @~..- (AN! NING; repairing guaraniecd ned * - ilghest . = gee rooms fi0o! fear te notes . —— = ; . Anto a inne soaps. ass F’'eldmar 2701 Park. Gran sh00 ', Maat ‘ ‘\ + " av ; ie , —— pe s* ie Anite: ? ‘ 1. _nhisned ji -tndell 319: 7 Wh a J iffans TAU) 6ona ble cash payment. | ON "TRADING co., _ 1920. ‘silent Lycom! . ~ ~ i. i‘~0 Ee! ? 5186 : ‘ P 3 . : Lhd | 4 *) ‘ " Ss T' Rm Bonne ares ro ‘ SS. A i baiance like rent: 4196- 203-4 Calumet Bidg., 114 N. 7th st. ._ (cB) LY oar: light. snappy: §85 : c; 122 mode!: £000 condition a oy 1 er orgy — _ ' }? . DELAARK ~1 7 = es : me ; , : Mh ew sai eri K ~.¥«? h, omems ; ws ‘--12 Wyoming st.. Just | a . before Christmas. must. Uni a malance terms Bilgere Motor * -—EXPERT piano tuning and bring te oom “i » hae , a tent ; 1 - ~~ = (Owe ; ; — oeteninantion ¢ . of Oak Hill av. | CHRISTMAS MONEY aoe ust pe n to ¥ Dp. m. a N. Grand. ic? oN4a Ra eed - ~o years experience | ? . . ' . a mRlet. P F ‘ ‘ Oo a4 Lat ti (,*Oorg lan sari — +e ss ” ‘*Y ORBEPON E. & RB. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. (c “y ‘most con nttal A ge ring 192 2: ’ ‘model, ; ened | mot n - k balance eas). Open SAX IPHON ES —B fia t. #Or rano Hueschs 7 may “ e i. ra ce ta! - bear ' yi BP ‘a ; ———— - . a , Southwest ~ | ae "bay back in easy month or woenty ™ ° me Sedling’s, 7315 mt __Bilver, gold bell; cas, $65. 5088 Caste! - >40 ‘ he 3 ae cgi @] nou m2 Oo! nyo ; . — North BUNGALOW — 606 Dale av.. just east of fou TI THERN LOAN & INVESTMENT co. = rings, ¢ all = is. wor - —— _tc61 — _Kor : : . irpE FE YR MAN. JOR N. 23) = ee ; ee Mc ausiand, ps er yer ‘bath, het we over a Sau. Phne =. — (cl4) ne 4 N. Vandeventer, %; chain drive: real bar Al f ' = ; 3° ‘ , ey 2) letn & antra! 7. SPRING, ‘I817-19 N —Gare e. 240x120. Call mt: lot 40x158: $4750: open for ~1 Lberty Cent rust ing. 1921, with eiarters Of down payment dalance eas’ Pianos and Oraans For Sale truns | ! 7 ie bento : , a, 2486R or Bo " eS >} a T nee terms. Bilgere Motor 3 — Ss Silefling’s, 2315 |, boLIAN—P es Bp cad ised at gre Ly ' ‘ | | — i A = 2 | WAL TE SCOTT CO.. 805 Chestant. (cS) —- , >) — . 2 (c61) ook thes: iper-aens ste - w: ah liver for m ' . , as om ee PERSHING 3 and 3390—Beautiful 6 West BUNGALOW—1116 Yale av.; 6-room brick | . _— — = es 6) ee REAL ESTATE nge and Sundays : to see it. Pederal this week Aeolian Co O04 Olive Trius rif 1414 } m ronveniences — incdell 412°) nared i ted poate at Sve "ernon ' Shop i Vells a Tea ee re = "4 RD Tot “RING caren : rand and Forest Park rc) DUY AR T—Repr roduc ing pian SOMOS. ad: 7 it Oki! r ar , ‘7 1 ' 44 - ~ ; ——_ . a . KOT as. “ rs ; | P ~— FLAT ’ 4 706 Century Bide second deed of trust notes. like brand-new; extras, * | ewski, Hofmann, Gane and m other oN mus acrifice ree red kitche furnishe u ' she orn ST a a . new modern building for cafeteria, l S, APARTM’ Ts ror SALE. =? antennae , ATTENTION ! record exciusively for the Duo Art " , : 1414 3 hae a : LIONNE APART) rE x billiards, or bowling alleys, dance hail | MONEY a) LOAN—$100.000. ‘on im very fine condition: fine tin Buck equipment: rice 630 ; et ms. Aecoillan V0... 1004 Olive st a YOR 7 , 5 = , ; : ) 4%00 5664 VW iT s0 modern office rooms with or w out North | advances o Re 7 - er lament rhameg a h - Oru Hf GABLER—+* prignt; im geod condith ts 7 ved wa ce ay ena ~ “ho “a0 C SPart ments, Unt Urn ened efficien¢y apartments See Agent, 598: , | JOHN s&s. BR rust. wonderful bargain: $55 down ; au'ling . im euctanage: B65: herme. $3 - a in ‘ ros ‘ ne wnt) a ses C; , creme — ~~ CAL et L, pou BLE FLAT—CHEAP | J Ss. F BLAKE & & BR gS Ch r, le (a8) BEFORE XMAS— ap , S100 ney wil} handle de ot Lehman Piano Co., Lehman Corner. 1101 ~~ Kinga . | , a > 4°81 >). =—— ear “ "bent tha, “electric lights; in fing condition: | wi oe ME ‘DIATE SECOND DEEDS. 3418 Locust. Upen to 9 ». re ue 2109 Oilve street * Utve. — . 7 = Hasan ~w ¥ ome ge . ; Reese sttG NE w At ABTXE NTS Fos RENT worth $13,000; se] $12 600. wie low want ts [stores oF apartmepis ee trust e on gs » am % re KIMBAL1-—From tine home, wher , ' r ; ‘ 7s th — lanhattan : to my immediately . termes. Phone Forest ar all Forest i oaaW oe , F% RD, 95 DO 9 | lee & ; excellent condition; sacrifice fo: nee ar : oms wiu n or SS . " = ‘est. and " aa ET Re 2 Sea aaa eee PT O88) * oad Fitzaern id irand or Sale— eS: $2 a week Lehman «Piano ROOMS lcPHER: , *d-floor ni hest eauinme cludin shower bath. TT ACE coms: ba ) ol ' ‘SHO; only one et this price 4 _ Miscellaneous © Lehman Corne: 1101 Olive eS an BOARD room: steam heat as 49 for gentleman rage ml th i nt drit Pr. aa * enience vo Fereuaon cai Oak Ft “ear FIRST AND #EGOND” LOANS” D 1t- °f. 2 66 —— ?° ELI. 32 — Two complete ‘cished PLAT—5900 biock Garfle Nationa! Ba , saan . ‘Se ® dan Ay ron dster for MENGE! , MUSIC CO 4300 01 . = very ' On o } __ (c62) Bren pe ee ae es i yng reg rents $1116, ‘ nm city or county : .. . 4524 Delmar preat : | (SERLAN 150A : _ 4 , s 101 : — neluded : an onth. Webster 1617 - will le for single or Jou at lowest rates; Qnick athewers ¢ am vr att 524 ter —— ‘s ' PREMIER—Grand piano, vorana-nev Mu mens iy MARY LANI 305 y furnished ro aw.) a s Pa ] ——— anne - edie ee TER S& oT” CY). 805 Chestnut. (c: a s: nothing toe large or oo ma wait: th ’ leather upholstering $625; brown mahogany bic nele tion: £15 ~ , A231 7 — Wee ‘ nasties , (5 LOC ms ant N “un aT Or | FURN ISHE] , aT” BI RRA HOM2I—To FLAT—4577 Cote Brilliante: modern 8 and Ware : 7 HE POL. I¢ 'E : - Sport model biue; cord tires,| Mmonthiy; open tan «6 this week Aeolta: meals. ; nyt : ANI 2h Large e\ rnished dala orner Pershing an : Leurel: en- | Pang F vere ie: O e tein =) bles . 6 room ange furnaces, electric, shades, | ‘TER SCOTT. €O., 805 © hestn wt. ut. (B4) 1971 Ford touring — + Sacrifice for $450: 3809 Fin. Co. 1004 Olive st (e4) baa am - ew artrne res —~ . OR Law loor north; open a e Cook own Be ‘eben a76W $ “yw SS aa lot $oxd: oe 1 “St. Matthew @ has MONEY TO LOAN jik lin it - ic 6) STARR PLAY ER- P] AN‘ ot Sigh e per- — Pe ee ; : - BEnriel l. ell in oa emt: Oa apo ~ Saye Sole vers destrable: par- |} OF “reve Coeur = = : = im! niv §7 500 is « wonderful be FIRST AND SEC nd you can’ RE this | Ff AGN NE APPE Tl TE fect piaver* Giladston auto tie trae Ker. . 7 +a me i ei ‘ STAR? AND 7 Roo mm fie hse ¢ a ox ee er. Ol ive. 2042 62 LYNDOVER, 7436 Viaplewood)—4 rvyoms, GOTTL [ER RE Al Y ; Shae Vas — DE OF TRIC COND ~ 4 4 Starr light. t.iplex bellows. 56-1 point motor, : ‘ ey e ' ry) ~ hig ' ray ss -— - $ €@s and electri near High Schoo : ; ‘ : : . flan . ' as 1 ANGLE MOTOR. CO.., hook, can be realized with double pneumatics, Willis governor, al me t AZ. ¥ ? ARQU E A} ARTME NT em So , —_ >, South DYAS. ai a Sr, pen Suné Larchmont sport car. Our, ™etal frame. copper-wound strings maple 75 ee ~ ae sieneee is Pershing. between Union and * em . 3116—3 roan modern Phone he 100 N. Oth at. BS) pes = “~~ bushir.gs. enuine ivory keves: rah« gany. —- ' 7 i oo : = pom : ? 4 me ‘ &> Aurtiis | fr res Bae ol 7 one efficiency modern tn sehr losvS ‘\ , Ti , (4) i LA Tlmmoediate possession. ng Lier - hy y N ed Mo : ms, _ » for inspection: rent re- mann; modern; easy terms: pric =noe | 0 poy ae oney? 66; ' ear a ow Bee oe wainut ar oak cages: 51 years in plano ATES ov 1l— VV . h ? ‘7 mg a roll eS ™ Urabilite. comfort . on ° manufacturing: 10-year guaranteed ‘ith ise kee, Dr ls x Fo ; v4 ris ‘se ev , Getali, open PLAT 38: 36 i ort, luxury. each rn t 4506\ werm. ¢ cline housekeeping ns cee. . - cCOTT. 800 Chestnut ou ydraulic: new, modern. ‘ _ .. . ® . { R Nore MOTOR CO player; lowest in prices: ut. . terr ” used quality: no solicitors, canvarsers * col Lok 7 vy Ll atone ~* fleor fre " : 5 reome: terms, Apply 3884 W coal to) | ‘’ ip cD. RD Nay factery F Ty Open Sunday. — fore; iow rent. iow overhead: all : aan . | a oo ' ee oe | - “ ERS 7 eee c8) R E A L E S r A - E SSE - : “AN THIR DEEDS — caper . ER CC, 0} OVERHAULED ‘goes into wpe plano; small cash payment —— eon lane Tae vate. v2 ' — 4 Southwest 7 ees LOU — a hy Ae interest. ow eae , »B00d tires loo , easy monthiv torma fap-quneynatins east eae . NG DOard ter wn tttex Bas ROO sar ; ane manet . 7N ae driven 1 of ar Moke ake new. “KIRKLAND PIANO CO., 204 NX. 12tt, oj eke: home cook ve : Fores: APARTMENTS a RENT : 613 1x. Sin at. Fth floor Olive 4192. (1?) eal Pete ras . wr B At; = staiiens ashstand —FURNISHE FLAT FOR SALE ea ! as nt ‘i0 eis thin brane - On AND. Inc.. 2300 Locust st Our iocation saves you money. _ M4 ; ' r eno ready for eo andat, Sunday and eves. en. STECK PLAYER-PIANO—For quick sale ern coo e Re yee 1 agate marin g . —— Solid agate, 25c line, out-of-town orf- . . nvenie terms; oe. : Tica TPARGE i) ie woes: ree R&-note, mahogany case, with sure ty! (Go) ‘ a ai — - - West ders 2ic. baity or Sunday Mintenum NEW SOU TH SIDE MONEY Ww 4.$1606 . NGER_ ‘1920 atest attachments bs ' ; >t) ; ; ] — 7, _ AT, ' ie . _ nm? . * *, ° ’ oT Ae. - ~ = - ] co 4 se t.. : vere e rR ST EINW AY PIANOS—One in ebony cas MAT A ‘i =své nea 1 i : oa - ) avs : n+ Rn mones) —a T W td —Sinele double: 4-5 or 5-6, =| . ° 7 - . ’ ; , " . vi ; iT ; wT : “ Dt : : ‘ *t] - “ . : ‘ A ’ “ ——_ » " } »)* 7 : » tT ae : oa seer wae ke are Guaranteed. $ _ and one in beautiful art mahogan ‘ WG 4 - 4: gon PET wane FUR ah, Set an etme aged rd n Tower Grove section. Box G-7186., -D x ” y o uje al These uld - 44° — . ak. apa , i: or ms, th; absolutely pri- tec} Ri Ie, marae skier Put to Orde | case,” $525, ‘for quick mnie. “These would | 5) \\ ~Sebiea S home exek- | Tepes Seok neat always. ___ |" turniabet; 3. fone. Poteet 80396. | wae EB TURE RESIDENCES FOR SALE : airs . *: 4 nuo ate ‘easona’s. vies ie tellin oe : i * toll “+ 8 : : d —Singie >» or 5-6. betwen Xing” new . i Terme emonetration Giv en. ME “NGE L MUSIC CO., 4300 Olive st Ope . 57a7 wer" we ee Teste. Maer rn i cE ok ~~ 589: 3 Bee ws fa t_esoot fur- Basten end Wierissant ment” af * Southwest LOANS made On Liberty “Bonds a will give ad hy Mf ‘hk MOTO , ‘ evenings. TD ie teal c4 . be 7 ore . ’ — ~~ —- _ — ie mat ‘nighed avart ment: d rariy; 0 nes ox G-284. Post-Dispatch > - ; curities at # oie bg dteeount, dita oe te Nore me Avomoni ee ce A R ( AR ( QO. PIANO—Beautiful tome. mahocanyv. stand. » = +t ate fa: ies vg we u mak . oot ne me +» PERSHING 5386—6 room ¢ fficiency ; Wee s, KESIDENCE—1229 McCawusie ri, corner of ie men ePun BLIC TINA ere. Locurt we. : AND LACLEDE make : £50 ca ! today. 30662 Delmar. 3) | | . = = . 7 Tn , ; aclults jig h house Keeping { so om eomel oo $1: ner me ymth: leas Residen s Wanted W est parm: 6-room brick tile ha‘ ~ hat- wCe ne nee . a ae — - —_ ~— PIAN » \ cost $40 ; Ty 4 - ; oer’ i tm ; . . . +e - — nitor or cai Fr ores 6. o4 6 ae ai a water eat. hardwood floors, two-* oa ga shed 00 Hudson SI ab Pitice new v2 $125 Olea bae elnar f c3 ~ —— , n KSHINGTUN BL., 3955—Two connecting | — Modern he hol-waier hes : eee | -k:' also other housekeep- l1-room -room efficiency. ores veutenees. — x rf Rae C248. - WALTER SCOTT CO. 805 Chestnat. (c5®) | socks 02 alt wom seal Ouive. I . ‘ = dargains, dX ments are price rom 5 up erms af | and 80°) + a —~—— = se ———e — a ne terme ce tre yo "radiator covers. PC ‘ON ROY'S, 1100 Olive st se : aN SS SD SY APM ry comf*: aay K F00n wet eel tor 3 sontlonan orm > oe DELMONTE HOTEL. ae arena aba ee em | West . ; . ’ 2 Price: parktir lignts t tees al] fts pianos ' pir vic BnG Got 5 FSU fe he me bs ed 565 c ’ : .N TUR Co.. TOSS N. | no . Pe, ‘$1 pane se Sy ome The house that guaran i 14) “ue ain an hamtiams tints Same = PMINST SI ee i ote 5630 DELMAR. « wins ee CITY FLATS. APARTMENTS, KESIDENCE—5b-roem brix Bh electric, | ’ oc; Tine pumps, $1: large ; . ctitte rooms for light housekeeping: | Double apartments for four: lig and RESIDENCES WANTED bath “° A ee 4245 4 land Ree — h: very silent . ime wheels, $1.95: best mo PIA \Os—We are otfering extraordinary pee. , Ta" Geet ee : :' eo . ~ | cheerful; convenient location: rates reason We have cifents whe want city property. _Owner Newberry ter. 'ed) ay Tr po .* Y , ee + ket “ rene? sets gains iy ? eligh tiv used, shopworn, ret , rile ° & ’ 7 ; »s a ’ , ’ , nad ~ _— - a . — ; : shle Yes , ry - Pe iK month cr yor;rT. ‘ all c 2° tf vou u“ ih to sei! liet “a ith ue We wi)! — 7 4 ' and secondhand pianas and piayer-pianos: aaa . hay. bs vast rt. , ' ~aipleal icely u Any G40 (c62 '| advertise your property extensively in news - o tet , ear! room through especial weekly circulars A DAN DY HOME our price, feeders | . barre headlights, cash or time Day ment. Ne. er before hs a8 . art? ~ * . = o : , ou ; ‘ , 7 Doe ~ . ed . “4? ' Ps 7 D . . _Butomod) ’ ~- - cits. 3” ro our stock been so replete with desirabie at wit eel . ’ la acuity i i RN ISH Dp AP A RT ME N T eee sa th ous correspondence We give + Man, other ba rmais : ‘ devendanbe tnetruments offered at oo ‘ UT = \ , , Te oe TT , ? fornis A are Bie Wat ‘ 1) oor ) and ‘ , eergonel attention to ecery pfopert: lint ect S720 Rartmer as a well built reet@ence Dan Auto % err ¥ inw rerte es Pianos $50 and nt - a ; } : ‘ ne ? » = . ; on . — ’ = | ; “>. ch apa 7 axnosures : . we bring the ty iyers to you cnene or of a racine, hath and furnace. garage: im- ; ; nienes S175 and up. De net delay in make | . —— . wre? pree - 4 © eee es — ahed . sy blerse R to 29 oe . erat : ur representative will rotate porxeseAn. Orie Bt) Oe r aos nin and : 1 LOAN. CORPORATIO® HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER ft Yr. vy = o re ©wour sele tion ~ WASHINGTON she. sent x ur? ° “Wii - - gerees it ~~ % , , i , ‘LN > r ’ if i reer) - . Oma Ley : eat * ' ree Tee] fren? 2.» Tea) ? -s § i *: we gh i _ ‘ * ” 24s - . q 1415 hare | SAM T HEL ata epee we os #c62) 4 men or couple ; employ, ed. 2)' BANISTER BR. E. CO. Maim 440-444. (coJdari Ulive v2 99 Zil N. 7tb st. (cd) 7th an 7

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. ~ « wa Equals that of the Daily Globe- 44 ST. LOUIS POST-NISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone aeioresealet Equa es eS = BUETTNER SSS see BEWARE Tue, UTOESOF URE | merci {SPECIALS FOR eee.) | oe Democrat and the Times Combined - CHRISTMAS 42% | | SPECIALS FO. — : | RSDAY Gey . ~e poueH oR coup °YAVTOLASTTHURIAY) 4 X CURSIONS |; (iM rresorant.| canes Nothing will give your ‘St. Louis Policemen Reported’ i \ Nothing wil wre cere i Wen gees ake vac . —— . . R Sa hae am os Driver of Car Phat Hit Lad in i sie m™ than a high-class C gee ceived a new ship- . , N Id ntified C ‘ged Phonograph, wn tetas FE ment of beautifully oro . ac > ‘ ; e s moto has Loy ‘ re ideas was N& P 1 ago — 173) eee ta? yo ge moderator. er n die *. 6ST OSA play all records. | ypege make excel- lent Xmas gifts. TUESDAY, DECEMBER =~ hh fan MAMA hhh hhh thhhhhhe Chronic coughs and persistent colds : John Miller, 12 years old, son Oo ) aos stall | | te 4" =P ecianuy lead to serious lung trouble. You can 914 Floris- $9. 10 sy; ao = Bie $44. 00)" Reguar $1.60 , eoria RE TU RN ee Stop them now with Creomulsion, &n wire Evelvn Porcel of 3 Value 1 ’ * e emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to} ey ~*~ ‘ 5-50 AND ee | Si Ive uson, died at 0:0 S fi ld mt ten : ~ «> oo gett Sale plage | pring te acumidutesca ten wy f | " for It P 35C .j air, take. Creomulsion is a new medical dis- t] Children’s oevery with twofold action; it soothes) J. = : ; — ( lete Line of a fractured skull suf- Correspondingly Low Fares | ad We, Show a Ceironolas. and and healt the inflamed membranes and; Hospital of ; kille the germ. fered last Thursday when struck To All Other Illinois St°tions Granby Phonographs ty ant xeown druge, ate Pag “he 7 ee peeraer oF bade gegnieime Minimum fare for adults, $3.00 Children under 12 years eT, Mahogany zed by the medica! fraternit: the jin Ferguson. 1 of age half fare. Special: Greatest healing agency for the treat- St. louis policemen who investi- ee es ’ Ment of chromic coughs and colds and| eateqa reported ihat the driver 0: Excursion tickets will be sold for trains leaving St. Tani -- Smoking Smoking tan ether forms of throat and ung troudies. +h. automobile, a bord touring car, at or after 9 P. M. Fr iday, Dec. 22d, and all trains of Satur- , f1)] Sreomuision contains, in addition to creo- |», | ailed to stop after the accident av 5 ~ P ~ ° » g& . a ' This beautifu mat Sete, other healing elements which soothe io ne eet 6 mentite An inques* da) , Dew . o3d, and Sunda} 1 Dec ath, good anges oe na ls Stand ] y finish Smoking 4 and heal the inflamed membranes and | * “ , ae he | LO and including midnight Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1922. | : iogan' Stop the irritation while the creosote will be held tn &t. pouls, eng -* ) . . ay? Priced Stand has large giass goes on to the stomach, is absorbed into | case ays % br decpag over to the 5 frains a day to Chicago. Only. . in ash tray, cigar com- : oe . . ouble| -OUNTL) BAULNOTIUIC: ‘ ° ° . M. ; the blood, attacks the seat of the troubie| 6 trains a day to Springfield tapi abe sioarebe Mahogany and destroys the germs that lead to con- , , - : > ‘Auto Hits Motor Cycle Pulling Away | 2 trains a day to Peoria ~ with giass 6 6e Sack Ad je tS ‘ra Pew yid- Extra sumption. ; Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory From Curb, Injuring Rider. ° tray. in the treatment of chronic coughs vod An a utomobile driven by Thomas er and cigar ‘est. special, colds, bronchial asthma, catarrha ron- o Layee ur VY da int ‘4 t e chitis and other forms of threat and McPheeters, an attorney, 5099 Wat | ] » : ba ee a 50 p. m. yester- lung diseases, and is excellent for build- ‘osc avenue, at 6: tag up the azetem acto" cots or (he TW,laay, collided with the motor cycle pentter of how tong standing, is not re- ‘of Joseph Coad, 19, of 3019 North “The Onl Wa 99 Meved after ae, Rocespiag a ae | ‘Union Boulevard, pulling away from | y y ten thawte Ga. Gera Ace "\the curb in front of 4131 Washing- City Ticket Office Union Station Ticket Office ui Ea sel B' ckbo rds a ” ‘ton boulevard. Coad was taken to § 2326 N. Broadway {Sth and Market Sts. ase! nr oa » A9¢ ‘his home, in a serious condition, { Olive 25: (\riain 4700 : A ‘iaily pr: with internal injuries, scalp wounds Central 1519 Phones /Central 7120 ‘and bruises. Paul Palermo, 33, of 1112 m. yesterday at The Gift She Has Aleag Wai OU are certain to choose the right g is a New Edison, bringing the ¥ “ beautiful musi¢ into the home,. ‘Eg mood of the coming years. The New Edison RE-CREATES ikea tones of famous artists as no other p graph can. It is the perfect resus {Sdison’s $3,000,000 research. a Surprise her with this attractive € Ci dale model on Christmas mornings and talk over our Budget Plan of "EDISON | January Record On Sale Tomor bn ES OG SS yh a, a ea eos 4. eee ' ° ed ad *, - $ - -_o ¢" ‘ ie ee Ae ii i, tinge ) Ps ’ ah iy i* ; bs “ al ri 4 . oS eee - - . — — s - = — » - — — - = ~ee - _— : wt — _ a a. . = = = eal So “ Se ~- » - ~ >-*? - tc. & - od - 7 ————— ee cet a i le SE eer eg ee eee ee - a -4 “4 _ 4 SERENE ENE NS EAE ENS EN ee — North = Fe sig tm : ~ —_—— a A ee a te . +o _aiea. a Child’s amet \ Leonard avenue, suffered internal we v}injuries and fractured ribs at 7:30 fy Specially priced ” : Pp. m. when his automobile, turning GIVE MER DAINTY BOTTLE TOILET Pals Cedar Chest ° ‘south on King's highway across - = E rt va U M E or WATER y a $2.95 were A seatiaan a f a filli SF Aeneas venue from a filling D ll C. station, was struck by a Manchester ora MANICURE SET, ora FINE BRUSH Hair or f Roll-Top Desk 6. 50 oO arriage \street car. He was taken to the nates ¥ spec ially priced. Extra Special | Baptist Hospital. GIVE HIM HIS FAVORITE CIGARS BOX OF te : seated $ Child’s Kitchen Cabinet | 4 splendid Xmas gift, made | q Specially 12.50) | fovver-tired wheels; | ‘MERGER PROGRAM OF UNIONS Priced $12.50 | revver-tirea, wn Y [Mingineers .and Firdman’ Adopt|Il Fug judde 6) Do Ip h Prud@. nf f a8 i. ae ee Aste ment. VEER! S., ec, 19. | You will find what YQU want for HIM or HER | tentative a iiokere ts et ei toward 7 — and REASONABLY PRICED _ the merger of the Brotherhood of | Locomotive Engineers nd the [Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire. . W. Cor. Washington Av. at NINTH St. | men and Enginemen has te a ked out to the satisfactio f Re A gerenage nol - O () kK C A S E. S : She ee See EASES izations, it was announced weniier day when the committee adjourned e Sr ne hve : & f Pennsylvania. In th until after the holidays. The com- Sectional—Oak, WY ‘alnut or Mahogany | pa RE RERER . HE ee Cae ae Piano Co. a a | ETD Rian. Seiten oe Gs, DERFUL CHRI AS CANDY a / : one Some mittee began its sessions on Nov. 14. lar dose. Made of The merger of the two unions, | : same ingredients, with a combined membership of! hy —assorted chocolates, caramels, nougats and ° 14 then candy nearly 200,000, was sanctioned at ~ bonbons or all chocolates—a wonderful valu C Lb. 912-9 14 Pine St. set in one to five pound boxes. a Js ‘ae ULL hhh5hshbhis)s;s;¢sis;ddiidiishds:httttihhhtjisde int pee While the Governors of rth e ul tions of the resort, too.: a D a of Missouri; Mrs. E. ! J. A. O. Preus of Minn Mrs. E. F. Morgan of \ 515 Olive—7th and Locust—514 Washinagton—DeBolivar-Kificsbur-s. » soe For chil- : sntions. Close to wen Ab adh oa their last convent lose Printing anda Stationery Co. Se sya Locust BUY EARLY! 706 ere Fourth at Olive Ne Se See Pe a er oe $400,000,000 in insurance is in- = volved. 4 — AY . . , call UU VOODOO UODDEAUOUGNAOANSOOATAUUUUUOOTA AT Hl FOVVQOQNONUNG0000000000009 0000000000 0000000000OCGOOOOUETOTAUTTAOTTTATOO TUTTE TT Tee UNNI mr HII UHVUUUEAQOQNOQ00QCAOOUUUUOUUTTTLTATTTT * - ee We Are Featuring Exceptionally Good Values in Big, Warm Overcoats ao 4. al We have given special effort Px to our coats at these prices. If it’s Quality of Fabric you are after; Tailoring and Finish of an exceptional kind; and Style such en ‘ Re | , as you see in the apparel of the most careful Ee... Men's L uxedo dressers—you'll find them ALL in these fine over- l'wo-T rous cf |... om § U1ts coats at these prices. Plaid-Backs, Fleeces, Her- Sui its - Ne OM ce DR phe Holiday Functions ringbones, Diagonals and Plain Weaves—in the "AO 0°75 . . lo : : ag $. SE 0 Our Tuxedos are handmade by expert custom tai- See Our Overcoats of the Finer Kind, s lors. The most exacting attention to details, plus rigid apy inspection, produces the beautiful tailored A Priced up LO $110 We are making a large display of all anne ance that has prompted the most discriminating men to wear GREENFIELD’S Tuxedos. authentic two, three and four button and | breasted models. W aistcoats—white or black Te ert Thane Gate cuits a grade styles, of fine woolens, and are up to GREEA $ zs 50 Lo $12. 00 ! y—~ | ; : FIELD’S high standard in every way. They «re 10 . es * ee ee © as ro ae derful values, Charge Accounts Solicited ec AR} : a | ' : | Charge Accounts Solicited Olive at Eighth Members of the Retailers’ Railroad Refund Association. LMM MMM MMMM : “Ebr oe l (HHiG—=—GivChhbhKhd dd Hii titi: EG

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= a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : DATS eS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922. re : ‘Unconscious Self’ Is Grand Director?| The Habit o og Pros @ ye of All Our Functions, Says Coue:| Do / Now aed —e Pais oo i ~ .* _~ ™ + _— Ty ‘ . 3 7 — - Physical Diseases Easier to Cure Than Me ntal | | eR ION PERS | ye Decision ae eae State ees : nn teohteet & VID SANGREE was silent for | and then with . Cherry had © the room to catch the ry : : a that : a gasp into her chair ‘ lame Muzzy ior tnac. and we had sev- °? : Ber } - i W ’ etter and Better — the m ut — ae Day by Day in Every ay i Am Getting B I spoke ‘ the —— pate | chin her hands | ¢ ther mothers do | z= — "-iaindaainl into the blaze as though her ugced in deprecation. “T} . os eg : - *- + : 77 > m™ o rT sugoestion, or autosuggestion. CAN From the ® it : " +t T wil its obscurity still strugsied | was to make a brilliant marriage. a pues discipie | a3" : ; a warmth—toward light. She might have m ee about fhe cure oF organic mil n, U — " . ; . - UV sip . : ~— } iv a 2 rar i ° lestons. Sires ali Bs ry The next © the ni pageproem > 26 So ee | money in the " > - . ’ > si | at, = = 4 . - . . mag ss " 5 . . : . pee Her ™ ain , ye | ; ul th ut vag ' ~~ 7 . . . = of : eq? ; . : . n ‘ . r ler rc = es a the tre@etiment of nerroues line sacs - oe | ‘ + rai 2 im al an 7 oo | change money . a. > ans zx | a ’ : ‘ . Z " : , p a, » . . tir) * ~~ : ‘ wo OF ™ . " > - a . ab ’ he nevrueEs ewale ry . Pua : / ’ . : , owt : He LUV A two vr 444 - _ — > Debts of honor : = * ‘ . ‘ ” —* oO ~. *« ” " o eA .\ —_~— . 7 = _ - > : vy : . . as ; - . : . . - 2 Jwoik.n dee iv. and : st —_ y* - = . . 7 ou system dominga ts : : : o4 : P . : . $f , >| . - : a — b : s must pa‘* Those ; " " . ’ ‘ ’ A . &aa - a 2 eT ~ t= » ~ ao : “ Or ra nis Wi The muacit a Sei 4 = ) : ' ould com ac) th ‘ - day — oan on ace ¢ ; pie § “Mace myrseif : the 1 into pia?. ee, : ~ : . «, lOllowing her gaze into the fire. b lakes ti SAALAS ae tee —_——- © wge-, so cruei.” WABaAaAa aaa a Ee . + ie" . =e POSES ELST SO _ » 7 “Contrary to general opinion, Se oe Fre —— me aw “FF wT merin i wes moremeni . , | * ick of ring 1. . i ‘ if Beat Cay *a “Of cour it’s very rrib! ~~ a : : nerves reguiate the , we . ‘. “ms —" = ‘ > : " : ue att . . vel : ’ : T tT) do >. 7 re John Chichest = Joan -aicnestel their direct ection on " syne Sedan Sp, eg oe beamed c the ro Ss oso a David Sanger contrary cirectio! . Oring ' can’t marrr him—that’s ou . . and by their action on = 1s ) . and took up reseclis which they : tract. “THE NERVES ACT THEN ON All THE ORGANS, AND BY THEIR INTERMEDIATION AL! THE UNHEALTHY ORGANS WAY nted ‘ th o sec the rm BE AFFECTED. i As I kr pr to be very sen- The Folly of It. winitee Jeaned - : °y" ; ane , ipPpr* : ‘ ‘ ' . fa hed DOCTEUR PAUL JOIRE.” | sitive. I offered to mate her feel (REL attr el le EE RF RO | odagy 'NIVERSELLE DE! aS | : : ' ™ A He fille PSYCHIQUELS. By Dr. Emil Coue. Article VIII. ANY people who have been treating some sort of ail- ment all their lives, in vain. imagine that they can or should be immediately cured br auto suggestion. =e St i? — eae them wach hat.” oad These are prices rather higher than & is ettect at the hips en an arenter. In | “ep he ow & tot om On sad alee ae ee ee niet the dollar mark. because they have | on Rishine with a buckle many cases the mental illness can a. " ree BN :' RSE “Whom “peas to do with the things of the spirit. ; she was still silent 2% | . . | Ger design. This one entir, they comtracted sa as they would have done artificial- be made to disappear instantane , ail oh ” ‘ o h - ett on ° > " . : = = = ‘ , ;, f : ; , "ven a the right toa mi 102 To > e Mm: — ' - ously. and if its coefficient is a ‘y at the contact Gf 42 hemostatic lair to ¢ ble to its old p mn me the right questi ro, b uned with his pipe for t —_ . id ively ut it seeMs rather important—er— " isn’ — , . eae | | _ | . . 0 roo mage seine mid es ote he “If you care | r and trimmed with ~~ like adrenalin. for example. The same reasoning explains how : m to arran th loc] i ) very high one—100. for instance— while that of the physical ailment 1. only this latter is left, a 10lst part of the total ilimess! Such a rou care for any one else” recise eld? mieten Wis: tase aii eal a fibrous tumor can be made to dis- - »e turmed her head toward bia. rot rat - 1a ; mo Hag veep en a ae te ae ; ew ee . appear. The (nconscious havi: tf is thi habit that Out he did not look at her = : John Chicheste: [if *risna YI ohare nor in > | For most bors, school dars are pee, caracul velvet, with rn eee wet) | Soe ee ee Seen Ht Oe ge, he | Causes all sorts of trouble. A wem-| © se am — ee Oe: PR SOT When I first met rou s headed | few. The average in the United § wool velour. The there is nothing miraculous about ge teeta “as « s nage , at ue on riendshi; 1 biivior scientific se ' oo ¥ ating, with a simple it. nourish it. to contract. ey GO hook, ona ereral minut on th nt L. herrr. : States is only a little more than A Bthat the coat si Contrary to common opinion. _ refusing their scr veces, @2e | ing : Tut Ll. a ! ac secessicy of marrying : se “x “ee = Tien — 1000 days for each bor. For manzxy ie a | phrsical diseases are generally far ceasin to nourish the Bo! put hox n “Dick a) ou %+t2 She turmed her hea mn wnt UR RS. ‘te | bors, the school days are fewer still . ee a which, deprived of nouri: "es fo: . . him ) er hand > #03 es cele ae ial a a " = = more easily cured then mental @ies. Gries 2 ore nated an ~ ' nine yr 2 ee sia gael 3. out jok he material and intellectual develop- But all boys, im the country and city — _ & al , id > for z o set . er that seit anit ake on , 4 "a : es =an caged ered. ound nan uite forgetful that | alike, may. if they will. find much —— wer stood one test. If he Tm order to understand properly ee gr ee 4 wing’ It would smooth t che; *~ Be = = Dae. igations ; — ‘wht be some interest—a sci- |~time for reading good literature dur- f hesitate and give one the part played br suggestion, or we ~~ Se tn ed icwe> mong Wrinkies of man) and fe¢ % a ph amma | ae eee : : © entific fell as a personal interest | img their spare time and after thy % it's probable that Billy bv autosuggestion, 1 ae _— —_— , 22e es : LOF (ZZ } lady ol ee 48 * — _ ; . a . . sa 6 —' iy i . Ss. You aroused my -uriosity. You | United States Bureau ef Education — F and trying that. friend scious self is the grand director of on og ne rire: gece ie . 3 puzzled me and ret. soimehow, I | has issued this booklet. It concains | pase Mtigo far. and I would bet all our functions. : seat ype . ~ouldn’t believe that anyonme so vital | a list of 28 remommended books. | Reems, What he'll never bea star. Make it believe, as I said in a as you were could be unimportant im | Readers of the Post-Dispatch may 4 a may be a bore with- the cesmic scheme. Circumstances | obtain «4 copy of this leaflet free as | ae ~ thrill. but it's the ee —— _ — OTain ' if > _Re arveri “2 . — 7; al. . — ' > see . s rece preceding article, that a ceratin rae, Cane o> oe wright, 192% nest money, Rameses, She = which does not functic * iud feet 4 Drst operation . is ion’t want to marrr an ir.” a “Perhan ' aii Seat. € _ organ. oes | function ‘ures, or neariy so, the left foot Nit aed Lad . : : . 798 ut youl have confirmed that impression. [ | long as the free edition lasts by ask- | -_ | ine score of Vacillat- well, must perform its function. . : bedi am =. - x San ¢ ; - — - . se a- ’ . 5 \ : ' - ; an : : ‘ sink r disliked TRU i great deal aft ime for “Re wn Course V¥ _ ie, and instantly the order is tr a oe ae Sis remeesss | ro Least of all ~at The : i a (ing o ading ( No. 4.” af mitted . Th ’ sal Ama - Two subesoven? pera- | oOm3 Qa & ; OE TT ES oe ee a —— first You confronted me with 2 | dressing the United States Bureau " > . . ~ . . ~* = . . _— . lls © 3 once or ittie . “ , a aneree a Tia -: 4 ss - 20 .o i more modest 3. 2... ~ _—s — ’ - - ? PT 1O : : - oe ~ by little performs its Senetions in ——— ’ be first ti i « of Bruce . bu ; borhood. What I pro to ae which made my = psemex er * r, Washington, D.C. De not en- . oe m PASTIES — ~~ > . i »- = , ah u a) = a —_= - “s a 7 > » + ODOs Set. » of Ta accourzt whatever —— cioeeF return postage. z a normal manner Shame jn Poon agate, Po ek. : ; | “a ‘peak his nam Perhaps he fea>- stm SE oe netaneor pi) Pace: — hich ho bis feet straig¢h }, ms : | ' _—aT i oshe! . im tm y of a house, but se ae | - | - pasty use one- (white or yellow). #t US take for eXample a case. ) ry 7 lee} c necome: nore and 10 e and @a . ‘ro ; @ = * ; sek cut fine » of dental hemorrhage which ! oe mere: mer: “ neces : ir pone pteg wth Giiticat = Nerdpesusings = yo as — :; inwral ad ht ne, one tea bad the opportunity of observing Nae =e ye ee . i | for } rds : 5 a month—a sen miele bandages from Ram s ta co! Juice of 1 orange. - Wet parsley and one ‘ea- im the consulting room of \ te gy we Gatey ME ee peak greene nadie - se Mice? . , Rare ve about paring me unt] ron're iii, ae u ' us sarcophagus, S$ level tablespoons of —evaees | Suit him, be opine & ' Ul im bits: season with e , “ —_ . : . pi Peete. - | : - : : . eeeeiw . oe &, ' ‘ 2 : Pus _ Mi : . . — nous ee ee ; , nc rand starch. and a tale or twoand s ‘4 OUL Bome pastry Ywu "Ng lady whk ‘lm | ha RR eee 2 * Stage sf ih wae. yea fe ; and then remeve from the Gre .»¢ knew, but—tlar 3 eels “ae 7 ie on ler y a your nanaweor! . some dd yolk of 1 « Beat hard to He thought the eal “ : ‘ : — ’ masziure in : the stiffly beat- were perfect is = o> oa " ' ee _ ary it? ' . : mite Cool. and then ‘tors, so harsh = i a bei — ee ei Srey | ou . it salad. Garnish them said “Nag? 3s . ye: ” - a . e - 1 ym & . —— ome ordinarvy boots he manteishel?f tne size of «2 7 , edges togeth- maraschino cherries next essayed, but aim - : W —~. : oe : ~ = ca 2 ‘ :¢ A sad , ate | : a an a Woman Succee own in epider with tte grease, TOU area fall marvin eT abe murmorea. | | ©" confidences Tam hemam Youve | waa a « al u ( | , “ , ; , ) a ; | - é : a . - : — wy . “s bs wig eg ‘ 3 : - : : 7 - 4 - > : i rz 7 h — ' ieé fi —_ gers “ut ’ . 7 4 . cn ‘3 : = 3 prof Ton = what 3 : —— ' on — eit . 2 ' ; F Liles - no: his ; - . —— mr " ‘ : 7 . ee ee . s 2 *» OT 0 TtyerT nv ’ Hh . - ——_— aaliie eer aS 4 i ‘ he ae mn» : “oe : oug a P . oO trust his ~~ = > Pee -q - al succeed. bu J o aid ree-quarter . . - Ow, Cherr Ty. say you that he would r elie 7. _ - f to our n re tak othes—bdridesmaid m Tr so ~~ meen amelie Dat pay ooo ge s m / - ort } You'll make me finance was i | > tn 3 vefore . - . - +> _ : y F : 4 ww ° . — . er shine. Ther — ee oT a Fiome at Same Time? | 222% 2.2222 8 ce Bet Phe eramtes | Staton Sr tating from a hove eat OS gincag aay’ Steen SS ae gs est - seex—witbhout kno - Readers of Post-Dispatch Women’s Page al Sek % Ginna monies On ear te 21 i ‘ ‘I hadn't broken my I went perky and you kne | wife m order to cious thin > * tr ust Bae vas : ae = pe he STAN DARD bring pleasure and comfort to her to be loa manet - intimin ten REAL = teamliv «irele ? nk an | DISPATCE | tly out [Aarwugh lewote « om! oni? : hn . | | ee ae 28 peverty comes rm “a ; , ae pee oe ee te a3 | : , Cnet , : | ' , 3444 Gravois Av. “ought the doer. But would nei , _ “ne ant a ia ma: ida ‘ = : : We give PAGLE «Tiur.

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: A soft brown olf. This frock belted only acre eft side. mter: The sumpt joned of duvetyn, % squirrel border and ht: Three-piece lar, as to coat, is of gray-green @ meck and three-qt a a 7 [E RHYMIN OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis _ Vacillating Bill. NK I'll study law 8 marked young William im argument I'd make @ ic would be great. rd With speed and eases | from shore to 820m ‘my clients awful | Je chore.” It seemed & ‘to lead, and so he tried jal lore was dry to é an to doubt. To other ¢ sen he turned his ferti h a living by his pen n. he opined. And se ir two and sent them Bs Phat they were splendi w, but—they returned wight the stories that erfect in their way, © harsh and cold, on aid “Nay!” "Twas Bayed, but did he re h, no: his patients were t his purple pills. He} s would start in t was his line; but | betrayed there. too, * e. They called him i. the folks who ’ e thought he had all - F ; i | i oF oF ee “a wens . SO an SN ~ 7 es eae 2 ee“ - * - A, 7 + eee — os « ,, ‘ets: 7 ms Yo, See Sos effect at the hips ing with a buckle fe ad J “hs tdesign. This one trimmed with velvet, with wool velour. The ing, with a simple the coat sleeve stood one test. If he hesitate and give one 8 probable that Billy @peedily advance. But trying that, friend far, and I would bet he'll never be a star. may be a bore with- thrill, but it’s the the score of Vaciliat- RNISH PASTIES | Y use one-quarter Steak cut into small sized potato and =aip (white or vellow), RP leek cut fine, one tea- Parsley and one ‘ea- tin bits; season with » Toll out some pastry # same thickness as (or -Teunds the size of a heap mixture in tha edge of pastry with Up Over the meat | + Pinch edges togeth- Fith the fingers: cut p slits in the top and im three-quarters of 10 minutes before Pasties fit in an ordi- They should not touch baking. are deli- ended in that Product — . *, | | Miss Cal., is DTIME rl eer > - ~s Ks PAs “teed © SER ot. Wf RBS eg . OREO SA, » ee - > ~ . a Le f- Ar ~ > a Ss ed ow ‘ A a oe Ae te _ / a or "Sa fe — oe _— _ Ruth Zartman of Los Angeles, believed to be the only wom- Unc’ Billy Has a Hard Fall By Thornton W. Burgess * etbeenttis',... ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922. & shy BE : FOR TODAY =| ey ! FE Published for The BACK TO THE 2) BIBLE Bureau —— 4am k (SECON See CURSE or BLESSING. Which? He that withholdeth corn, the people shall curse him: but bless- ing shall be upen the head of him —Proverbs 11:26 that selleth it BUTTER SCOTCH PIE cups of brewn sugar cant cups of milk. up of butter. above until thick as mo lasses Beat the volks of four eggs, add two tablespoonfuls of cream or milk, four level tablespoonfuls of tlour, two teaspoonfuls of vanilla Stir slowly into the syrup and cook Put in baked crusts a meringue made from ege whites and brown in the This will make two small Billy hadn't moved. “He's dead!” cried one of the nters. “That fall must have killed He isn't a Coon at all: he’s Possum, as sure as I live!” The humter picked up Unc’ Billy the —. held him up, while other”hunters gathered around » look at him They were in great glee. were those hunters as they looked at Unc’ Billy hanging there. lifeless. At once they began to make Plans for a Possum dinner. Then they sent the dog on to hunt for Bobby Coon and they followed. one of them carrying poor Unc’ Billy by the tail. They thought he was dead. | ee i ee i i ie —_™ i i i SS — SS i i i i _ OF HISTORY ; — : HEROINE i i ih a i a i ee Significant Incidents in the Lives of Famous Women By MARK STUYVESANT ae a i i i i i i gg gt May . a ee ee ee ge aa How the Devotion of Hiltrudis Brought Peace After War Charles Martel, a Frank. She was born in 728. in Germany, and the story of the deed which gives her a place among heroines reads like a fairv tale. and yet .. Is fact. Hiltrudis’ father died when she was young, and Pepin and Carlman, her brothers, then became the rec- ognized heads of the family. The new authority seemed to change the two young men, and they subjected the other members of their family to all sorts of humiliations. If she left home, Hiltrudis knew she would place herself in great danger, but she determined not to stand for the cruelty of her brothers any longer. So one night she stole away from her home and fled to her aunt, the Duchess of Bavaria. Happiness Interrupted. This angered Pepin and Cariman, Ht ILTRUDIS wes the daughter of | but after searching for Hiltrudis for some time they gave up hope pf finding her. Life in Bavaria was a pleasant one, and the youthful run- away was happy. She was especially happy one day when her cousin, Odillo, enchanted by her beauty and charm, asked her hand in marriage. Having enter- tained a secret affection for him for some time, Hiltrudis gladly consented to become his wife, and they were quietly married. | Five years later the happiness of Hiltrudis and Odillo was interrupt- ed by war. Odillo was compelled to | declare war against the Franks, be- cause of the repeated insults of Pepin and Carlman, who were his But he wasn't. { “op. right. 1922 ) cousins, as well as the brothers of his wife. This grieved Hiltrudis, but she felt - that her husband wasin the right.” During the war (dillo was wounded and fella prisoner. It was then that Hiltrudis contrived to gain his re- lease. Disguising herself as a knight the brave wife started out for the court of her brothers. She feared that de- tection meant death, but the life of her husband meant more to her than her own life. Family Reunited. Hiltrudis arrived at the court just in time to attend the baptism of a new heir. She realized that she would have to take part in the bap- tism as a visitor at the court, so she bought a costly present for him. In the meantime she was planning @ way to gain the release of Odillo. But the brave wife was unable to conceal her identity, and was reoog- nized by her brothers. Then a great surprise came. When they learned that Odille was her husband: and that she had thus risked her life to effect his es- cape, they asked their sister's for- giveness and réleased him. Peace reigned between the families ever after as a result of the daring of Hiltrudis. Hiltrudis died In 759. She was buried beside the husband she loved and for whom she had risked and won so much. Saloons for women only has be- come a political issue in the town of Carlisie, England. , —,, Will Mother do g a ee na Se - oe oe —— 2. - > — we ye "seme rre * as ~ = > DS VW my When wo PX. Send Del mas— Wuat more fitting for the Xmas Spirit, mid the atmosphere of Holly Mistletoe and tinselled Evergreen, than a-gift of DOLLY VARDEN CHOCOLATES with the real home-made flavor? § fail- “The Chocolates You Can’t Forget’ DOLLAR BOXES-—FULL POUND Delicious assortments at all popular prices. Dol!» Varden sc Bars make a wonderful surprise in the childrens’ stockings. Their wholesomeness 1s cqual to the purity and celicousness of the package candics. At high grade candy shops and leading drug stores. Ask for them anywhere. THE DOLLY VARDEN CHOCOLATE COMPANY 309 OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS Vif Yy 7 The day after Christmas is washday this year. Do you know what that means to her who keeps you in clean shirts and other things? MAKE HER GIFT mean something Give her a Coffield Electric Washer. You can do it so easily —$5.00 DOWN delivers a Coffield for Christmas. You have no further payment to make until January 16th. Then, Mother can always have plenty of clean things- ready for the family—without a bit of unpleasant work. She have more time, feel better, be happier, and live longer—~ always faithfully served by her Coffield. It’s So Easy to Give the Coffield—Use Our Special Christmas Terms—$5.00 Down in- sures Delivery—Next Payment January Ldth MODERN APPLIANCE Co. 918-920 PINE ST. Olive 6914 Central 4259 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS i ae » *~s * The Following Are Authorized COFFIELD Dealers J. J. MeLAUGHLIN S883 Kasten Av. SOUTH SIDE ORR ELECTRIC CO. 3405 Gravois CHAS. THUNER FURN. & CARPET Co. 2122-24-26 S. Broadway. 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Se £4 2 . ‘ ae ae ye ss he Os tetas x QOMIC PAGE 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) mJ — | )P ———— ea Day LY MAS A a IT - -- By DOING “YOU KNOW ME. AL!’’—WORDS AND PLOT BY RING LARDNER je. d cia aie you Cer mnt > | How mucH ARE THOSE Tt em | BEADS IN THE WINDOW: FOR CuRisrmas ° | THE CAT COMES BACK. vy WERE was a man in our town And he was wondrous wise; r ewery yvear he salted down A flock of Christmas ties And when next Christmas rolled aroul With all his might and main He put them in another box And sent them back again _— GIVE A DOG A BAD NAME. -_ = - "T IS the voice of the rassier,. I bear nim “"T)e critics have startec to razz me again >» course J] pursue it doesn’t much matter wh }\ ; rll be Gamned if I don’t and be damned if i ce mS Pelee Ah CY - - — Be : z BEING SENSIBLE ISN’T MUCH FUN, ANYWAY—By RUBE GOLDBERG — trol by Treaty “The pecple accuse me of being a crock Ané say that my matches are made for the ok; , T notice. however. be that as !t mar, Pe %& . {Ther sever get even by staring away” STEVE, HIMSELE Inter Board. : = vi m ; ee eT UF ‘he fans | take an : eres : PD 2 “34 Degrees Below Zero at Medi- “~ HELLO, STEVE-wus CAaayr fF * ". S. OUR REAL sew “Ten ‘Cant’s’ Set Down by Grid COME TD THE MEETING OF = FRIEND.” TURKS | Medicine Hat is mo place for a Allon al : He EMTERTAIN Henurr . ’ — oe And those who can't will probably \ + FoR THE BIG New YEARS BLE Hi er . eee ee | 3 celiac ETHAN \C CUT-You’RE CHAIRMAA Am After Bri [ihe greater part of the Unitea S** ‘he SD ee | ce : “iS “ : - SM swallow Chile. ee ee re on | ae. . will ; —— Bout. ‘ . arr OTGH. Sigh is right Me - = . —— Associated Press a on Seagests that Eu- “Kaiser's best exhibition in the . - NNE. Dec. 20.-—A ibe come to us with clean hands V4. in winning over Pal . | to the proposal of be: hn chem o Rand-cut Moore. Then. invading New York, i b aeihe & Powers for a comm = . Peewee met Battling Leonard, an- fer the Turkish =Seeme tke a friend in need ts 8 one cood younester, and held him E concrete form im a ‘ m presented by Ambeszsa ‘ Secretary -Genera! of [ to bleed. to a draw in 12 rounds More re- ! r j/ Pe {= % wal, “BB me S kA Meats J _ — es ; centiy he met Johnny Curtin and , es 9 ~A Brooklirn schoolboy claims that ; —~ - cu oe} ‘f peace conference. again showed his class > | representatives of the 3 ants on behalf of their hearing has been peramentiy !m- Indicating that FPeewee'’s press —— a iil aM by having his ears boxed by oa «Ah ire em = a : ———— — = teacher. He will get a agent ts hitting on all four MUTT AND JEFF—MUTT TRIES TO IMPRESS A WALL STREET MAN AND FAILS —By BUD FISHER (277r'ess 9a ae thas full freedom 3 . : . - ,.egistered TC. & , , i a —————— If Peewee's showirg against Cur- RSS \ | BOW ANNOTING. ANY TES, Your? TAwoR! He = No ld a @ bey were chasticeed im the “™ 3 an intication of bis class he Jere, BM LUNCHING wiTh | - ‘ os > | | A BiG WALL STREET ~an) . ONC ELSE CHa c aie a Ag _— a ~— emg ‘- ae i i” 4 | ~ x meme | “Fast Bleck Rayos Lenning.” NST Eor pry Siypataeay $ ea 7 in mg, Y@4Rs By TEARGH T 4 j ry : to © ‘Tf Frazee could be induced to se!’ Atta bor. Fast Black. never say carace ees en inint i aie os — GonsuA ue ; : of the peace | 4. | YOu. ; , urned this a.date for a his tIeterest fm the Red Sox marbe fre. Tes C425 ame cr . METROPOLITAN MOVIFS—BY GENE CARR =n would cause him to sta @@ matters likely to aff gorereign yr. S& Oer Friend. Turks Turks say the allies things which : tion of the Turkish the gradual leas of cont mc te the Ameri @ the straits ie for the Turkish ce mid this aferncon & Am*ricans are _ , a * “ - a a - i - Lh ae Si, ‘ ; a a ¢. Ef GU tj Yj { Yes- tus ie Soe oe : oe . s a =r er~ NEVER ' FPS Dexce sur | Scam e*?? = : ) 2 Se 64 woT We? “oT. -—e Piece — bis supper any minute an’ they \ * XS . | 7LA ae P As Goverament and the MY FAVORITE STORIES | | A | Se i cn . : WAtraea Ne MAM | : : wnversation with By ERVIN S. COBB. | bee it = | 12 PN : ost be diepomed of A STRANGER IN THOSE PARTS. : ae, "7 sieileciliininsianic : : 5 : and mimori pes. ~~ ‘© Remove Turkish a SAK: Grad 0 Gove amd go out yonder and show me what you've = Rens cone 7 . - from Without - = The youngster shifted bis Weight from one leg to the other and look ed 4 3 ~ -s Im danger, ee HE OFFICE Boy wit GET A’ iil : Re allied te. ae CK LITTLE PRESENT From i Boss FoR THiS PARTICULAR SIT he on mee WORK wr THE Boss” with — 4 | “Beard what I told . ne . you, didn't you’ barked \- “a . a (‘Ber ané let me see what you can 60.” “Gram. “Ge on out yor- _ | “Mister McGraw,~ said the secth. “T : the 2 . ™ @ stranger im this } ve ever i maar oA ms 2 Tr. - - —— ra = ‘ —_ — — ————eneme —_— v/. ng " 7 — : Aa Ct