St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 17, 1923
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Patent orf aan wr = tr = : AS AP. = — — —_ ee —_—~ _ ————e — ee eee - Jie - - ee _ - = —_—_— Sil ¢ a | aft i hafe ; : ; i ee / " : Per j fi . what t .” Sai. er a discussion in the abs — Condition Shows no Serious . . . competition by fixing minimum sell- = EF RRP PRE ese Investigation of Source of | French Ocenpation Complete, Except | the jury, since Saturday ‘i rhnoon, Complications. for Few Scattered Mines and . eral Announces. ‘ | Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the j : *j ‘ac > a ‘ na ye "3 . ‘ 7 . - hy lis “4S > he Ss! laie Py ¢ : . a Staff Correspondent of Duke of York's flancee, in an inter-|!"& Prices. the Federal Trade ComM the admissibility of test‘inony a yn cetera PRG REL Christmas Beverages Said ~ _ Factories. / Post-Dispatch. view ] ‘ cr ; : riission estimates that of every dol- | verbal admissions of gullt made Ly} ASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Presi- (Copyright, 1923.) » ie iére yesterday. She had come 1); ltntbanhe (dent Harding canceled all of his en- 7.—~: : ‘| F Ss N iT N > € 7 a “at So i J r merely as a precautionary measure, WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—-Drastic! \ sttered mines and factories. Willing to Go ‘to si, bot a tas its rather embarrassing coming. , retailer and 4 cents for the man-: O'Brien, as to admissions made to .¢ i n° the Herrin|!, | ° . ‘an f resident's c 17 curtailme ‘alines ji ns ed | Hoffman 3 iust after ‘the reported engagement facture) In other words. the com-/|them by Ellis. | d that the ; President's condition curt ull nent of dealings in denatut The. Preach now cectey.:east: off : ; showed novo serious complications. and industrial alcohol has been de- Under No Condition of June 22. be : an rj * ricssion says, one-fifth of the con- The Court decided tnat the testi , elwee se any e e 1.f me | om , ; ‘ . Pitt ; ween myself and th Prin rf Brigadier-General Sawver the cided upon by Federal prohibition’) the Rhine in the Ruhr 2500 square ‘ Hartwe!! announ®ed this Wa} o oy | Ler sumer'’s dollar went for net profit in, mony of Harry Brundidge, a news-{__ ae ' sy : | | noor that the defense had Vales SRS ees. On. gee stehoh 4 “gs | 1°"?0° and a liftie over one-tenth in paper reporte: and of certain »oli ei M hite House physician, described | authorities as the next ep = their) kilometers, with a population of | >We Resume Deliveries,” argument, and that after in- “** made just after ee sunday ss 4 Siteseehe wold net hese Ag|the President's indisposition as a @ampaign to combat the illicit liquor. 4.000.000. or 1600 persons to the S Stin Ps An 4 r ns the case would be submit- ine homies both ~ room at St. Paul s, Wat Manufacturers in 1920. the report a basis for this ruling. the Cou: test slight attack of grip, suvh as about ‘traffic. Orders have been issued for Square Kilometer. This is the thick- | ays Agent of nes el, the jury. . denbury, rhe engagement ring nas, vtes, averaged 28 per cent on their a period of time durime which no|©**') one else. is having around | the revocalios of scores of dealers esl popwiation , in Kurope. Switzer- | town.” permits, among these being that is- land. with an equal population, has terests. 7 er *, . — = = ete > lj ints ecrisd complaint . . : a eee : é period had been loaded with pro-. ard the publi ation of the “BRuveys coercion, duress or harsh ireai- first holder, it was announced today. hibited freight Agents in the vicln- zy? ; | not vet arrived, but I suspect ‘it 1] fe. ? Judge said the voluminous in- ox. “yi ed saat otal investment. including borrowed | statement by Ellis would be held fe , Submitted by each side ' The. President has a litthe fever in- |Sued to one of the largest aicohol-, only 94 persons to the square kilo- | a . rie eo : " ave " ie vel . . : . : . . a . ‘ . . _ . Ss " e Cc ~~ . , is = . . i -~ Phe Duke and I hay oe a = , 1, both manufacturers and retail+ | the Supreme Court's decision, indi termittently, such as one ——. nat- producing plants in th ountr: meter, but the Rubr is practically a : nye PA , ever since we Can rememoer L thet.s | alized & Saal aaa , , a , ey-General Brundage seid is rea - yer cent. cating that he was under police du- ; , CES tf > de vhe he m . - - s > ar ¢ : t ’ se t ‘elssue “e > rN - not yet been glecided when the mi rhe refort gives the results of the! ress during that time. The time ‘set! ver said. He added that if Mr. Hard- | of this plant ne ublded oy alten : More than three- fourths of German ESSEN, Jan. VY ~The French — riage will take place. are BoiliNzZ! € rc: Pit ys ' —_ | Re ‘ed his inclins dozens for which applications were coal now comes from this district. In| orderly and well-conducte | i first effort yy the commission to} began at mi@night Saturday, Nov. 6, :" — ach , , Pan a0 ne 9° tions, he would have spent teday ate pending, Was reached at a conference’ 1922 it li is said announcement of the. ype ‘oducer to -the consumer | : 'that the State has made.” : ' | ha proaucel ONSUINCr | the murder on Nov. 4, and ended at 5 | = ted tbe Ace C tasioner ay wl --F ’ Zeees Argument. ‘a week Lord Strathmore Lamy | peg nr” in 1920 and through the | ~ oe bay vonte soa } £8 te Biases 3 = | MILLS APPEALS. TO NEW Jones, Acting Director Yellowiey of | rule, 1,500,000 are workers dépend- would begiw operating the mines — of ¥ i , — ng oO tllis’ siuppleinentary . confes- am Cans atts rh enevt , . ; Pr “ ne atenssent Fonte: Stake Klizgabeth's father. said: tytrvere” "Rete Rea pinatn 8 ek arta. E W is York ey eats of the aden ago ae Be the pay rolls for their livell of the’ Ruhr district tomo ha e+ . ba ‘ ie oe : rir . ' yureaus at 1¢a larters ere . hood. , ae clothed in the garments [ think the Queen wants the m23r-' »)ession which followed. Testimony Repeated GOV ANOR OF WE JERSEY - Hf ratood onde had ris submitted | ai requisitioning German Tabor _ - she ‘ . is unde 006 repo o six s’' time, bi ‘tt know * je charge ) he m; ‘actur- sband of Slain Choir Singer In- + 2 blush of shame represent- in six months time, but { don't lt is charged that the manufactur. | form®r president of the Chamber of ~_ were = the sources of Christmas beveraees REPORT GERMANY HAS DECIDED er im ‘ “a jects Dramatic Touch to Inaugural : 2 >" | lust | { h refused a Btate of Illinois ata i ' . * Commerce, then testified, as he had} . , —s inc S ria magnates who Lh Proposca Phree Times. “minimum selling value bulletins. d : lanaly in. the durv'’s eheane Ceremonies at Trenton. ‘ Sse M Pa : T XPEL ENCH C VIL ANS | = nh jiere are some of the things re-lacted in concert to advance prices one previ yu y in the jury sa sen | By the Associnted 'Press Much of Domest c Manufacture. | 0 F FR | / to C0 -operate ith the bb: ; me defense. H reminded ihe : that Ellis admitted. in his hearing. TRENTON, N. ° J... :- Jan. 17.— Yellowley is known to have ob-| ; oat of amat if they gave the State as 6 ' one saw in the papers vesterday: mAIN(tAInN prices in conjunction Wi. ; 1 ¢ } - h; Is itl satias . . aia . ‘ rreat } ik f his ] . e The Duke popped the question yetail organization in the ‘faee and cut her hands with a razor. The | Governor officially yesterday with that the great bu of this supply State of War Against France courtmartial. . ‘ que% ° i , c . lies . 4 s . . ‘ " . . 2 " - . ~ v. ry ; ' can come to your heads or sdmission was made at Hee head-|the administration of the oath of | Was of domestic manutacture, with | Aside From Fighting. ' He defined different kinds eettinal “Yee" for” an answe the | pact of 1920, and to retard declines quarters to arter | office by Chief Justice William S. ae its him, — the ae (te) Prineess Alarv s wedding: the Factory prices of furniture, the re- tj ta. heen rerectified from stocks suppos- | e one who : , : ) , On. A dramatic touch was injected in- ' wes : se thi ft that. th oy second, while golfing last Septem: yort states, held up long in 1920 and ; Aes oe RoR ta .; ‘rench civillans fr ser reer * atternoon tna La Barnes was permitted to re- to the ceremonies at the end of the edly denatured a sp taipdasemaie's with | Fa sere = eee Be em te ang a e > gaid i eat his testimony. given in the ab- jn; nal « ress whe ' nie | Government regulations. ' establish practically a gtate of war ' ’ R Pam aca last named, he said. did was the week-end guest at rhe manufacturers are credited with ! OE te ASB gto - 4- inaugural address when James Mills, seritadRai ad eRe’ tir Webseite | | tion were completely finished. ~ » .~ re sence of the jury, that Ellis told him. husband of Mrs. Eleanor Mills, who nvestigation sees ‘| against France, anige from, fighting, . 7 beat”, “at DT mee nti “ape : | me French will take pomeaston it i wey . exe , > comn ‘ e lurder. » Sale tev. Edwar all, rector ~s ——e ; f p | “Las and Worst" Kind ‘ nrotfer, Lady Elizabeth received a of raw materials fell, but the deal-. attne Ellis : oP se om eae — The a! ve gallons of redistilled alcohol and a the Daily Express. morrow morning, placing - ee ors nal. : ae we ETS A eet zilis: as the ay st | are sf aRr F : ove as ; a NUMoDeET wea worst.” said Duty, “is ;erfectly right not to marry the Duke! said tojhave lagged about six months issouri Welfare, League; and not in) St. John the Evangelist. last Sep aration, The-New York di- ; The Robr magnates were in ’ the capacity of @ medical expert. -.jtember, quietly edged through the)! Ue operatior : trialist, has obtained from a — eer this after n that thete | why meals into the jury box with Perhaps the voung Duke Was sur- to reflect the lower cost of manufac- is ‘oduc s retailed under nister motive.”’ he in osll versation heard by Carter, repeating | bled in joint session on a local thea- of this product wa: samara average lic ay | | . : : . I?) nce dia not bring one in his poct:- ; from the H\ve rage po 1¢ \ ‘ . . . ; . f t} e rum running fleet li) | . : ™ decided to obey the instructions us : - F Z ,; rect admissions of guilt. as he talked it S secretary. : tions oO } , | Ruhr is distinetly worse. Ger } uctions be ’ om a. of silver and went 4 i e a;)with his secretary a . listinetl) rermat of the Berlin Govern met in - menge imself.. There are Th ‘tk ave he ers, it is stated, reduced wages “s an Ge Re fe, - EM formen to worshin—M~rvousness common to thore seek.|much, relatively. as they —educed| Confession.” SINGER GIVES SCHOLARSHIP IN Serer's, Were not made public, ut irritation of the population ix increas- | te a Gilverien thus’ PlaGimeetnen 3 . S'UV——Pnervousness common to those seeK- Mmucn, srhasciatinsinn Aditvaay . 3 _ ‘ there is now no disposition at pro- : “| Circuit Attorney Sidene: asked | re] alltel ‘ing. Officials &tate that food prices | Ai 2 den ced | & next move squarely up to the £ of iniquity and wrong.! « . Gy > , ees of emploves as much as th og y ; a ‘© nit » the Prince wages O mipiove a mucn as thes ; ask that you men worship onde; be we ori » hea a ' ty cut salaries of officers and ropri- arrest of John MeCulls . former Way- | ot p! Oba DUR 2 upation and the requisitioning of f , ne | SS N . worsmiP) was not in the least nervous, only, Cl _ ape “fs ‘iabcaen den at the city jail. an important ‘New York Girl First to Obtain Bene- | *™°eU™ of liquor was. landed. hay, straw and gasoline is causing AE... poe yastanhaseeal a. +. i Je . 4 " e th - . . 4 . " x. m P _ e . {Ng i : ; ‘heck on Vehicular Traffic. French delivered an ultimat AG - mange Fe ae witness the State. Policemen r>- ; +“ Se Check « ; 4 just verdict. On Monday, Prince Albert hur- Assoc intlon Activities. een pre " li “i } fit of Madame Jeritza. Acting Director Moss of New Jer- the German coal operators, 4 : ported they were pnable to find hir | By the Assgciawa Press i them to resume coal deliveries eer the Lester str! ; tes addition to those relating to i p miine os n ~*~ at roval ana the successful ac-" , . ‘ie ** " . . rgn* , _emenehouse, I do not hesi-! eicester, when Elizabeth was 5 or) #il:‘mate” dealers, by means of con-! fa on Grimm said, in announcing | American public, and hasNselected cases if every truck active in that | eee likely to oceut ine 7 , aniufac ‘er ms ruling. ths re , ee - sme Site: : > ic of 2 viel : ; Ae! AY oat under the conditions! § vears old. and the Prince was a manutacturers ut there had been n Miss Susan Steel! of this city as the magnates do not recede from & : lag aty it was foolhardy to schoolboy. te that mine, but that is | The quicketied- interest roe y ; : Sia leek in v | Fa" its The attitude “ot the German. 'the fa o 920 the leading manufac- § arres ti mranignt ¢¢ . ) nNaAaV ‘ ‘as! ecte Yr . tiie > m a periowau ¢ nay play and was Se®lected from more these observations. ! Highest yesterday | nates seems to be epitomised im mts them a perfect right to Duke of York because of his engage- | +) ' tail Of the girl’ ’ . ; lowest 82. at 11 30 Dp R , . ne With OoOrpanize retaliiers who : if Biris Hor t +n ‘ ‘ S- > oo ,anelts adi te . _ Jo ; ; oe i Sl, De, -¢ , ‘ They knew they would nent - ts manifested in everv meetin: € j i ody to Fillis, and’ queS-| of g New York editorial writer. Her ia believed by prohibition officials ton stat . sentative of the Stinnes in | Gelvenkirchen. He said: be a sapphire. ney, and retailers 22 per cent; in| admissible in testimony, because of! puld at 10 a. mm. tomorrow a : : be urally have with the grip.’ Saw - Decision to withdraw the license! solid town and factory region. | By the Associated Press. cS pesournment of court: “It Jias | We ling had followed own inclina- | Ta W estiafied wily i! to Sandringham to discuss it soon.” | t,ace a manufactured product from 1990 the Pt MR eid SOE produced 110,000,000 tons, occupational authoriti¢s ane A m well satisfied wiil | 1e ve™, seeeas 4 oxy * this desk. of prohibition enforcement officials, latest figures show. Of the 4,000,000 nounced this afternoon that they ; ~~ iets Pt i ee * s Attorney Delos Duty made ” .q | riage to be fairly soon It may 5 Minimum Selling Bulletins. : | mown : cause. Duty said. ° eC Carter, who 1s an attorney ama ' by Yellowley of -his investigation into | . necessary. The Ruhr coal for certain.” rs. bv using. amone other devices , - ne had much to do-with the order. ymised to show how flims: garding Prince Albert's engagement during the early. part of 1920: rte > * 7 2 «aes “ eee a Mec rity ? . Pe . . ‘ . . aby eo . t ’ é, e right to brotect t your ee a i@ lat a children’s party given by: Lads consumel and so-called ille Uil’ com she has received from he smuggling activity to move 35,000) ‘mans are determined to j ide’ cr ! , ment f Kl f wipe oe “ ae ‘ ‘ . 7 ’ se ‘ ae . "T's sea’** 4 ‘ : > i) ‘1 '» . i ‘ v ‘ all the Ciiutde Hli¢ ilcie late - that in mn 1@ time of hi \iiss Steell was ippearing ina Broad ‘tw of the coast. he said. confirmed | bint... The laws of the coun-| King’s subjects are taking in the : : | fr Rd int ahout 12. 1 wi Suet a ; | . : . itiurers associations, aiter a conter-_ | 6 hours) unless the shvuwing| than 100 girls. She is the daughter Alcohol used in the bootleg trade | mark made by Herr Thomas, . rar time i vhict dispose of tioning. coul | i harsi Se oe - , - xe ~~ wanted time in which to disp ‘ gk. could be considered harsh voice jis soprano. to come largely from stocks den.- and* they prepared for ace of the people ' =—_ | place a . rie ) | . . > 4 r ~ in > whom fell at Flod 7 ; . OH 4 er and mother-in-taw ¢ . , se of a simple and easi- ; igh Oo tar as te in n . stevens et | ssa soe : ea re neounter ;., rials and workmanship, is often\mis- | Ellis was'slapped by policemen. who wages Hoc porate: the quinine can ee ee | reaching this city; not a ct ' Ogee Pickers out there.” he! den n the historic ene ' ‘presented to the public -alle ‘ “Se Bitog Piet NC rane ity oc : gis . and tomorrow , , . ; ag « . ly. _ Po : “] - I " ? eR “e there with no other The annual financial meron. , /been shown in previous reports of the that Ellis was treated in a gentle-| “ = ed as Om inspectors oat’ extreme- north- , the Germans: “We have 1 end we , : . PS . . *. io , + war ¢ ns. sO {" a. ; : : wt oe these guards tO the Endicott Johnson 4 eee i a commission and have been con-|; Manly manner by Brurdidzge. but & . er to put up thelr Bhnds, ahd a Adopts Army Age A le t | a nat portion: | . you h . on . HH era | sa a time ch se could ri manufac turing ert ae’ ov. F demned by the United States Su- that at.the: time of Brundidge’s in- | sty » said: “We want Murphy and |/®y the Associated Press warmer tonight, | (© transmit to you gp | Sm ose hey were like | announced from the - thes rer ehh} preme Court. terview Ellis had had no sleep. . Grath - ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 1i.-~The |} JAN Hilinois ——~ Un-| a . : : oe ‘ ; ¥ « = . : , - e Jit i : at-light on a dead! pickson, auditor, says (ha Epitomizing its findings «is to As te Carter. the Court said that : Mc-| House adopted today an amendment} . settled tonight » a . mon the : Seamus Murphy and Sean | omorrow ere’s a carcass beneath. amount to b*« divided riabettions prices and profits, based on data from the time when he saw Ellis was eight) Crath. the twe inspectors holding the | to the army appropriation bill, pre?) : and ¢ " Aeles 9% viding that “bdys under ¥ could not - probably rain In ¢ trom the east, the west, | workers this year will egy ng — (299 manufacturers ‘and 424 speciol- | OF mine hours after Rulis was taken} , iry, stepped forward and were nd the south, as far as proximately $3,000,000, as ss ized retailers, the commission says! ‘© Police Theadquarters: that he had pk Sach tiatels removed by the armed be rec ruited for the army withorit the | Pre: and central portions; rising Sicd- Who started this | $2,000,000 lagt year. aie | that wholesale prices of household | been UNMolested there and had had so 4 render warning all present | written consent of their parents, This | tom. ture: fresh to strong south- Were the first offen... Apvroximately, . 13,000 employe toni the room for a half hour proposal was sponsored by Repre-|erly winds. sentatives Jones and Connally. Dem- | Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 4) meen furniture in 1920 reached a hixper | 4 chance to sleep and to rezaih his . the fire a he distribution and the Fo ? wen aiid ci , that Snare isp will share in ' h . i] + sa a ; , ; . bme : oo - June averag Continued en Page 3. Colum 4. Contiuucd on Pease 3. Coles 2 tors’ were driven. off in a motor car. ' ocrats, Texan, foot, a rise of .1 foot, re age ‘Column 5. . it is: expected. SaaS SSE Doe RR = = soars — _ The POST-DISPATCH Sunday Circulation Is More we Than 420,000, Ex x Both ‘Other St. Louis Sunday News; aper Combin bined ye. i fy the Associated Press. ——_ ca a ee me es ee epee ———— aan ee - . : ' . - + P,P On te Pen eke. 4 Meee pte ee ; P oe ee ee ne ee en a ny ee ere ee A A TE A TR LT I
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i ee ee a oe ee _ pronounced they were taken by motor Btevens, indicted for 4 clared the bond of $10,000 forfeited. a - of $2000 . fered for the arrest of any bridge 4 obtained against about 20 strikers in ~ Boom on charges of participation in _ King has not been seen since that (@ namach - bedy. ee ee ed te ale ‘3* aa? > Prato “Pier 4 ORE Le BER at PO OE ee eS ee ee ee a ee Oe ES Oe Le 3 a # : _ > , . P __ ’ — . , , . ~s z = bad 3 as = * 8 = _—— rf ele 5 a >- - "Fe > f pe wy a Boonr | lin ifor not suppressing violence and open sympathy with the strikers, de- | some of the City Council | for sympathy and asked the Federal Cjovernment to look over the evi- dence and make all arrests possible areal for a grand jury if any further viohence takes place. Circumstances of Camwell and Raymond Grow were going home on the evening of Jan for | fense, nounced vou | cross the | Mississippi to nobody in those was such a place Attack, m unless these their associates. informed Clark was then pictured at Cren- ine Massacre Trial + were silent. courtroom, will out.’ but murder He pointed out that the Clark alibi live and was made by interested persons W ho for saying | souls, just explained their_presence by that they had come from long dis- tances just to see what was going to happen. ' Crossing, Duty had am-| iw-€Crossing making a speech de- manding that the prisoners be killed ‘to stop the breed.” The defense tried to establish that ‘ark opposed the killings and some- filled with shot, and his skull frac- bedy else advocated “stopping the tured. He died three days later| breed.” “It appears,” said Duty, without ragaining consciousness. “(hat some men did make a speech Grow fought off his assailants, opposing the killings. Thank God dodged a volley of rocks and escaped that there was one such man in that 8. when they were set upon by three sik men. according to Grow. A fourth man stowd off to guard against the approach of others. Cornwell was slugged with a club or rubber hose C ' that crowd. injury He mav have been a coal | : miner and Strike Situation at Trenton. a unionist, but he was one Of the 350 mem who went on strike of nature's noBlemen. He at least July 1, only five on Jan. 1, had re- | kept these prisoners from being turned to work. Jim Benson, strik- | Killed in the presence of a crowd of er and Councilman, went back to women and children there at Cren- work Monday to protest against the | shaw Crossing. radicals. The mob went : In accordance with an agreement ing and reached there, Duty said, Charles Post. 7:45. while the alibi testimony meetin. | tne defense placed Clark at shaw Crossing at a later hour. There strike. |° tr. } wromieed to tell the men - adit 'Superintendent McDowell was taken e has |} ; "| to be killed. Otis : P a“ ‘out of the line e strike is over, advise them to go > the str! there. “Clark had I k ft work, and resign from hi: Clark's wife was ra : ~ |brought her up there to look on while office. he did the job of stopping the breed,” = said Duty. “She was there because MAN DEAD OF GAS POISONING ::.. . she knew the was coming and Moak Cross- at on to strike leader, today called a for tomorrow of all men on mob They peas “ein ishe wanted to see her hero husband. in Critical Condition, Found} And they led this crippled man | by His Side. | she shouted, ‘They've, William Pullen, 40, dead and his brother, Charles, 35, is in a crit- Duty argued that ical condition at the city hospital as|«of McDowell, Clark, ‘“‘with his system | which.,! full of went back to Cren-' the result of gas poisoning, the police believe, was accidental.| shaw Crossing, where the alibi wit-| The brothers were found at. 2 p. | nesses saw him. | today by side on a bed in “Wurder room rented by Charles at “McDowell Chouteau avenue. “He was stiff Brother, as out to be shot, is got old Peglegs. after the killing | hlood,.’ mm. the L316 Will Out.” was dead,”” said and cold and side Duty. | his lips | allen hl RPG.US PAT OFF TGP CO. At These Savings—These COLONIALS Are the big, outstanding opportunity in Brandt’s Big Sale. These are the favorite styles—modes to be highly favored for Spring wear. $6.50 to $8 Colonials Arthur Balfour of Sheffield, in belief that the members were all in sympathy with France and that they cid not want to make her position rcre difficult. BaF All-Wool “apg Extra Pants With Every Suit Tailored to Order 25 » 45 This drastic cut price is made in order to keep our tailors busy. 212 N. 7th, Near Olive seconding the motion, expressed the | t. é 2 Great Groups— Equally Divided as to number of styles—all from Brandt’s regu. lar stock. Fine-fitting, fine-styled inlays, two-tones, bro- cades, combinations. Satins, suedes, patents—see all the ag in special Window Display. “BRANDT'S HOSIERY AT BIG REDUCTIONS Srapak 617 St. Charles 6718 Washington The mob, after leaving Crenshaw “said, was met by Hugh Willis, executive board mem- ter of the United Mine Workers, who called for the leader, conferred with him and drove.away. Then, he said, the prisoners were taken into the powerhouse woods and lined up against a barbed-wire fence. “Men who are stood against a brick wall and blindfolded and _ shot,” cried Duty, “have at least the glory of| khowing that the bullets will pierce} their be given a ehance to run fire.” The kind hand of Providence intervened and not all of them were killed, but it was not because the murderers didn't intend to. through the barbed wire. pursued through briars and gulleys| and sinkholes and every place that a human form could hide. | Some got | They were | i | They | were searched out like ferrets search ' owt rats in their holes. Duty pictured Peter Hiller pressing a revolver against the body of one of the wounded men.in the woods and shouting. “You big —— —— can't we kill you,” and “shoot- ing his liver out.”’ and declared his conviction that Hiller was “the fel- low’’ who later leaned over O’ Rourke at the cemetery and felt the throbs his throat to discover that life pulsated and then cut his of still throat. Bert Grace, he said, took a rifle from a Marion merchant the day be- fore and was in the crowd that was following the men who had escaped, shooting them like rabbits, and later was one of the men who made the six captured men crawl through the es like Your-footed’ beasts and hen at the cemetery shot them down in broad daylight with a crowd looking on. He declared his belief all of the defendants except Clark were at the cemetery. In the conspiracy which in the killings, Duty said, miners of the vicinity, with a few possible exgeptions, and some in Franklin and Saline counties, were implicated. He scouted the ‘‘hanpy coincidence’ that a mob from Mis- souri met a mob from Indiana and jammed into a resulted all ties was to be done. « It was no less. murder who were killed victs and gunmen, had been ex-con- he said. he said, “but they arms under laid down their promise of safe conduct. came out of that pit without shoes on their feet of hats on their heads or shirts on their backs.”’ “We are asked to belie¥e that they had an’t testify in this | pigeons in : ° ge: 'men who had the lawful right }to, return a righteous verdict. hearts, but the word to these! without men was, ‘You —— —— —— will |}approval or disapproval. under | as | place, a general contractor, | Treasury ‘continued to do business with the | Love's * ered automatic rifles. they? Those men did them away. pigs wa hle ; >the defen gore be eed shot down like rab- bits in a warren; maimed a barnyard. They Mery not carry not been take a part in the strugzie existence, men with immortal | as you and I. They were lied in cold ‘lool. and ki yegsad at ho did it, for God forgive the men W t, for no human being ever can. iheir blcod shrieks out from tRe groun®?. I implore you in the name of the law, in the sanctity of your lives, in the name of your wives and children In tne words of Elijah on Mount Carmel: ‘Choose ye this day whom ye wi'l serve’ well.” Duty hdurs. The spoke two | admonished at crowded courtroom, the beginning by Judge Hartwell, ‘listened attentively to the speech the slightest indication of — SAYS LAWYER WANTS FEES POR POLITICAL SERVICES Contractor Asserts Former Holder o of Treasury Post Claimed to Be Able to. Land War Contracts, W. Thompson .of 17 Hortense in his an- swer to a $50,000 suit against him by TH®mas B. Love, former assistant secretary in the United States Treas- urer’s Department, how a lawyer in Dallas. Tex., alleges that the fees claimed by Love for legal services were not for work of that character, but for services as a practical poli- tician who claimed to have ‘‘nolitica! influence enough in Washington in | 1917 to land war contracts.” was filed in August, 1921. Thomp- was filed ‘vesterday. Love claimed he rendered Thompson services and advice in connection with the construction of army can- tonments and aviation fields in Texas and New Mexico. Thompson contends that Love ren- dered him no service, that when Love accepted a secretgryship in the Department, Thompson | the | War Department, and that, in 1919, ‘political influence e had éqitn-| memory. He claims he Love's suit Federal Court here in son's answer died to a | paid Love $20,000 in anticipation that | Camps Bowie and Cody «200,006, but that the gross profit on. including | “I don't | for; Know how scarlet their hearts were,” | Cren-| mob from Kentucky | _just when some killing of great im- | |; portance to the miners of these coun- if the men ' | his net profit on the construction oe | would all the construction work, the flying fields,.was only $557,000. Indictments in Schoellikopf Case. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Three in- dictments were returned today in ccnnection with the $500,000. jewel robbery of Mrs. C. P. Hugo Schoell- kopf of Buffalo, in a West Fifty- second street apartment house after a New Year's eve party. The indic'- ments, which charge rokbery in the machine guns and high-pow- first degree, will be filed tomorrow. and God help you to choose! DROPPING OF MARRIAGE PER | ADDRESS CUSTOM 1S PRE Some Merchants Wish Resumed Because It Them in Circu ; Complaint has been made merchants Peas the dise on ‘ance, since Jan. 1, of the publia in newspapers a street re \with the lists of persons whe: obtained mafriage licenses he Many merchants used the (for sending out circular k liciting business. Recordér ot I Tamme discontinued the prag making addresses public an ory that persons. afplying license, in many cases, object te ing their address. He said” the only large city which did public the street addresses. 7 - FLOGGING CASE IDENTIFICA heres 8, Says Prisoner Was iw That Seized Her Mother, | By the Associated Prese. HOUSTON, Tex., Jan. Lee, 8-year-old daughter of H. Harrison, flogged near Creek by disguised men on a man arrested as a suspect | case, declared he was one 6f@ ;of 12 or more who took her was taken before the Bris: — em ee TRUST LAW VIOLATION CH Cotton Exchange, Western and Another Company N the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—A i equity, charging violation of antitrust laws, was filed in Court today by Frank Moore, 7 dent of the Odd Lot Cotton & change, against the New rn ton Exchange, Western Union: graph Co. and the Gold and | Telegraph Co. By YEAR in ma ELINOR GLYN te how to recognize ; for all married | of all ages-- iW FEBRUARY Ghopol 2 at newsstands ET. a - corner Olive ceimpleted. 15%,20%,25%,even3343% on Thes a lar prices now being offered in our Remo ‘al Sale, preparatory to moving to our new home at southeast »>are the substantial discounts from our regu- and Ninth as soon as alterations are —— ee ee lee Solid Silver Buffet Set Fruit Bowl reduced to $80.75 Compotes, the pair, reduced to $85.00 15% 20% 25% On all Diamonds. Platinum American Watches, Emblem Goods and Leather Goods, On all Silver N ware and Plated Flatware. Jewelry, On all Gold Cuff Links, Lingerie Clasps, Handy Pins and other % Gold Jewelry. & —_— Solid Silver Holloware, ‘ovelties, Clocks, Swiss Watches, Sheffield Hollows" 4 coat BD | EAE, ~ ba ~ 3373% On all Manufactured Pearls, Silk Umbrellas, etc. We are making discounts of 50% and more on some wares on our second floor, the lines of which are being discontinued. Mail Orders from out-of-town customers filled at sale prices, Fares will be refunded under plan of Associated Retailers. é : oe Se " ‘ef ‘ a ‘ + , da! a Pare | is aes at. oe. Voreng my be 17.— ve . |taken today to the county jaif ‘ey out for the whipping. The gine “Whatis theDAN ; and avoid it. Ana e ris: - DENT 10 THHOLD NAME OF Wo F SANFORD “1 ive Decided Not to sinate Tennessee Re- ic Jurist ‘for Place » Supreme Bench. HOUE REASON FOR ACTION REVEALED Question of Cleavage _ Between Executive and ial Branches of Gov-| oa } emment Revived. \" Per , > py DAVID LAWRENCE, | ¥ Washington Correspondent | of the Post-Dispatch. } (Copyright, 1923.> WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—-Presi- Harding has decided to with- from the Senate the nomina- of Judge E. T. Sanford of Ten- AS Associate Justice of the me Court of the United States: her it will ever be sent to the mate seems doubtful, but quite set from that are the circura- which have influenced Mr. jing to hesitate, circumstances are unique if not unprecedent- in American history. “It's the old story of the scpara- or ne powers—-the drawing of lines of cleavage between the ecutive, legislative and Judicial ches of the Government. For here is a good deal of criticism of c jief Justice Taft because of the mart he has been playing in the se-} action of Judges for the supreme ench. Some Republicans and sev- ral Democrats are known to have sepressed themseives quite frankly » the subject, and Mr. Harding mows their viewpoint. | They have ve highest regard for Mr. Taft and pathize with his desire to have Micient colleagues, but they ques- : the propriety of his taking an ‘aefive part in.the process of selec- which they hold is purely an executive action with the consent of ihe upper house of the national leg- . ve body. 4 Taft Recently Criticised. * When Mr. Taft recently appeared be lore a committee of Congress and} e his views on the importance of ng a bili providing 27 additional I to take care of the congested fate of the American judictary, es were made declaring it was mproper for a member of the bench io attempt to influence the legislative anch of the Government. This d off, however, without any plaint to the executive. Things fere not improved when the Senate beeived the nomination of Pierce tier of Minnesota, Democrat, to be yERC late chiéf of the Supreme Court. fost of the men on Ca the impression that neither Sena- Kellogg nor Senator Nelson \réc- bmmended Mr. Butler,Wbut that he Was selected after a consultation be- ween Chief Justice Taft and Presi- ent Harding. This feeling of ofpo- Dn to the choosing of personnel the Supreme Court by a mem- Per of the court Antensity when it was reported in the that President Harding. would wernate Judge Sanford of Tennes- eee, Republican, by the resignation of Justice Por ons thing, Judge Sanford was dnted to the “rsement of Mr. Taft Ma Senators say he was ended to Mr. Harding by Mr. Taft the highest court in the land. me Capicol credits Mr. Taft with eying picked Judge Sanford. Every tion pointed to his nomination. in 19908, Brat it was reported that Senator} Tennessee would opposel tlds of ation. but he has denied that “has said that if Judge Sanford fre nominated: he would be con- The question has therefore turnell 0 me wisdom of sending Judg "s name to the Senate at ali. The essive bloc in the Senate has getting restive. They originally ad Mr. Taft when he was Pres- Mm and conducted their insur- mey chiefly against what pe itol Hill are developed further} to fill the vacancy bench w ith, the recom-} they) San-} med his conservatiam. They re- him as a conservative on thet Ach and fear that President Hard-f Will fill the bench up with tooe mny conservatives. If Mr. Harding Sur: me bench, he will ——_—_—— PASTO RIA) For Infants and Children : o Fer Over 30Y Bs — i | Dotan Its the conservative element on || have} veer ' ; : \
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~~ ree REL RT Sly ee ope oe S's ‘ i ‘ ne 4 Fk BS" ap eee ePaere OTT tree. » a) - oF AE . ee | “— 3T. LOU! - 7 pee | : NG OF MARRIAGE PERMIT. a Bd UIS POST UISPATCH | | WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17. 1993. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS CUSTOM IS PROTESTED’ | | (a om 7 | , wD —avor of Mer Rouge on Stand MPKOIN TOLD OF "iter vur tor ov matrs'2”2 America After Aid for 'BRIISHDEBT GROUP \ Py i s hants Wish Publication — Because It Aided ay Phem in Circularizing. . il 3 3 = | | | County Sheriff Believes Purvose Was a | " | : i SP TT BEING THREATENED, =eerteen Weather-Conquering Plan (4) HOME FOR PARL mis ugainst the dis continy. Gaston. Ae Jan. * of the Publication ; “a ; ne oa 4 § . b ay . : . H . Papers of street ‘ pei % : a a | aprile Ey | : : eels ef ed wile eal rf. | | 4 of Z ’ o> : . | salle ar ton ee eh ge 9 oe agbard Ekerold, Nor wegian Engineer, Expects Be ; 2. a | * (Roars eee - Sais = ‘Spring and Fads avenues. St Loux tO Ring Arctic With Observation Posts and | ¢setiations With American; “matriage licenges here. Commission Can Go No Furs??? County officials today continued merchants used ; 1e addr ; ~~ OR gO x ee 2 2” ' zs io . Re. | 3 er C8808 mi : PME Lee ne es Je) ae : BS ;}County, whose body, with chest . > ow Pe .crcular Witers egim ey ye ONS ee ' ; Hee crushed and _ skull! fractured, was Forecast Ten Days 1) Advance. — - pus: ness. Recorder of Deeds ‘ ‘iS , Decid | Not to : + ae "6 ee é > o- found at ” Tg Ag Sunday. by a (Creve ther { ntil After Conterence, > nereadgpeae the practice of 4 me : © ; A pe oo : oe Ph °. ¢@ D ] ed H Hi d| (‘oeur car line crew. ling in the Ry, PW Ts a re ee ne ' R\ the Associated Pr oes | ¢ r dies pete nee thee lomi te Tennessee Re- . Bee xe oe “ar . me street addresses. ) Supreme ncn. “ fi . | theary that Gaston was robbed, mur- | 2neer, explorer and friend of Dr. | ports. one Balen now “re- |made until_the British commission- . —_ sj 3 Se a street car had caused his death tation, has come to America £0 ob- .* | Se . Beas a, Sea Re : * eS : | ‘oe | others—-to the west of GreenJan : . . arriv 4 . Ww "24 » £An? iy) Talle yy ‘incinge } ; ; 4 a: Fils eS ‘A ot, ame Yi me | | TO DANIEL S BROTHER (;,aston last was seen in Wellston Hy ringing the Arctic circle with | Bear Lake, in Canada, and at Polnt!sul- had been produced of a charac- Re ay oa POM a : . , “ NN, v1 at Z 7 —— : ee i ew at % v. ue>> . » 2 ‘og . . wa . = ip. = > . , ; : ' ; * pa nn 17-—Boonts “ee. . a ee Sh ao ees ES See | tors have learned. It was his prac- | broadcast daily reports::-he hopes to Alask ‘ ar-old daughter of Mra. Pr. i Question of Cleavage ae we Ree at ey mae Se a ee , M be S H U Node to attend a theater on Saturday | forecast weather conditions with ab-|_ sme voriee a crete recommendations to Congram i} a BON, flogged near Gonees . ny pce. % 12% Se ey a ae SS og Stee ¢ Klan em r ays e n- evenings and return to his home on, solute a uracy a week to 10 ad we | With the three stations in opera- | for amendment of the funding laws ih . : ° . y > . . ‘ ‘aL _ ~ 3 . - . Pa - . i Ae ; ; tat ait-t 7 cy : ve 1 4 rs . disguised men on Jan. 5 weer Executive and oF Se 5 k H d alate car. The point where his body jin advance ' | tion and close communication we| The two commissions will hold an.» ay to the county jail ‘oo Ke Pal ~ : Yee y See “OS Seeiovs > ae = . ‘ derstood Blac oo as was found is nearly a mile west of | Indorsed by Gove rnment ;could soon broadcast weather over | other joint. meeting tomorrow, - : SS _ As wo > boi! ; : — 4 ae =. = ‘ , \ . . » «. Lee | ‘ . " @trested as a suspect in the - Branches of Gov- os SOS Bie oe : es : Phe Ra as Whi O W his home. He was well-known to the tis” eine tond mapa yg Ny all*the world with mathematical ac-/it is expected to constitute only a. . Deite ok ae ae A, IS project, indorse vy Norwe- - we , BMlared he was one of a KrOUD As iy fel? 7¢ ) Sa See .. ae. Well as ite ne aS car crews on the Creve Coeur line. | « ind British G ae curacy. | leave-taking preparator to the d@e?s ‘ mr y . . 4 er iY > 3 ae ee Ne e 3 ~ j ‘ “ , i« i ‘ if > j Isr) OV ern! . ‘ 5 “ ' , . . ~s = . : Storms And ce ro ° ~ , : » : , P +. > . 7 before the grand jury. j : ~ , ‘ 2 , Y cer him Saturdav evening Ps al pire ve wi a oo Wilt Vlan Mayen, found it without human ; y ork Saturday and any attemprt te ie , Ry DAVID LAWRENCE, em we : iti . > " r LAW VIOLATION CHARG '¥ | Washington Correspondent tad bie se ) , (om A nce 17 1] MAN, 56, WJURED IN ATO to travel and aviators ur e 7 ' n Me nen Norway. His party consisted of J. 1.. | as to terms of settlement of the ns ’ ED ‘ of the Post-Dispatch. er : BASTROP, La., van. lim sgh ae nee Auguat, 1921 ete ca s Chaworth-Musters, botanist; W. £ fase war debt is expected to be d@. 77 : i 4 ® hoR te Higginbotham. Morehouse arisD | ACCIDENT JAN 4 HES is ee Be mes wRSEU t= Bristowe and T. C. Letherbrid ¢. | lInved for several weeks. - Exchange, Western Union AS] es... | I Re | ne ar testified today in the State ieamate ' s epic amet a weather bure?u | upfalists, and J Mt Wordie oncviath PREG Se NgetT ey . , x P P Pe - ‘ 4” . ‘ . se. : ‘ : . ey @owrele wa Another Company Named > ai. ~»,» JN. a? rés,- a ls , , = . : " jp ped ae radio at iF Mave; ‘eUar vd ; : y I , | : ‘ ‘y into the kidnaping and sliy- ania : » aa oat Jan Mayen We stay , 4 i i NATIONS AND TWO EPUTIES | Seociated Pres ~ * Ing has decided to with- speedos 3 seg — -* “ ais ce . iene William Koehner Was Riding: in! Isiand. a tiny memento of an extinct | fArold ae = ee ateirgdaL a asiyes. 1 en ‘ae | When Machine Struck a Tree. ArCT midway of, the Napt} SE ae ae we. eee ea laWs, was filed ; ; : meas Associate Justice of th Bit = of a biack-heoded band, that Dr. B. William Koehne: - of 4038I1¢ er sgh ‘ ¥%) listen from all over the world.” ; ey Be s, as ed in Feder, | Dal ' Tao 0 phe | : ‘KK oir srmer r-o ame : epg Seite 2% , mes |Cape of Norway and the Greenl: ; . . . ne bday by Frank Moore pelea Court of the United’ States M. McKoi: forme! maf é — North Florissant avenue. died at hi Sahay ; eenlan ¥ The expedition made the trip in| Attorneys for Man Shoe in Hotel ‘ y . id Si- MV a a ' Rot > he leard tha | os ; . | rj ett the Odd Lot Cotton Ex : : M-will ever be sent 10 :he -" ov? told wag he b ad . | |} home last night from Nnjuries su ail ont of ihesbtedtnainean the » hes treet a schooner-rigged Chase Raid Decide on Action to ™ wedi 4 Nag ’ anie lanned to kill Vo ae a ie ) ‘i : alN-i-vesse] only § e rj 27. : ‘ase - = @ " against the New York Co;:. “eems doubtful, but quite | ee naaengy P : ered in an automobile accide ine riginates around the North Pole: | hors it 1 t long, with a 21-| Keep ¢ One of U. 5. Comet, ; ange, Western Union T +. . 7 m that are the circurs % rican 82 \ St. Louis County at 7:30 p.m “a = hbase os ne | Come Sat wenn 2 wane ee ' / cir. wf =i ea Hi inbotham said IL) Mek oin 7 +t. | ley" ’ ‘ : ———S——KxK€£==== - 9 ; : eG + * ; Co. and the Cold and Stock which: have influenced Arr. Ss 2 a ) ‘ | Dp ' a the poli ee were infor med oday H , » seat — = 1211 Hamilton ates who has SJ Ae. : ph Co J to hesitate, circumstance & : told him he ad nears con aMCd, | KLoehner and Tony Sax. propri ' OW FURNITURE associations in restricting competi- Chief Prohibition Enforcement Agent ee | ai 2x , yet 7 brother of Watt, say the latter Was} of a caleg Ta ‘ ) t He rae i. rf J ‘e080. — er oo precedent. | | aide to ktihien.” Sigeeeth-t mec ne one ne ee PRICE WAS BOOSTED ‘ion. the comminjon pesises theni| §0¢ J. inalue Geekede he wee ae —— ‘ [4 . ‘ if i ~ ’ 7 ,renr) 1? g >} " a7 ane oT ' : . tari ec e e Ww ‘¥ ; * ‘ e American history. bpenggeee PO REP Oe RE en ave nue, a id an th r ma IN 1 and the trade generally for giving itp) mcplaeapssieert” aay : ns 8 a ; } satis theDANG R \y ithe old story of the separa - | ‘ m any lé¢ as a | j ‘ | were riding in an automobile whi« 920 DESCRIBED full access to their records. fhe knee in Nations’ raid upon Hore] : : e ‘powers—the drawing of R. S. DADE —:nfernatuonal Newsreel Photo.| KU Klux Klan and understood 4| crashed into a tree on the Bellefon OTST The report states that the leading Chase New Year's eve, stated today + . . | * of cleavage betwee aon M | ied i black hood was used by Klansmen in| taine road three miles fron ity | ‘ontinued From Page One. manufacturing associations arrived that Nations and two deputies would . ; R im m : b temt “tite someon tie Mayor of Mer Rouge, La., a confessed klansman, has stated during| addition to the white hoods and} jjmits Koehner’s death ‘sulted | " . é' |at their minimum prices thr h the| be‘dropped from the list of defend- ear arria @€ : , legislative and judicial | the hearing being conducted at Bastrop. La.. that he resigned from: the]! robes. from hen aiid aie Yee rs ;,| Subsequently declined more gradual}-! services of an expert, f ms ‘ants oe ; of the Government. F.o.-| order. Dade shown on the stand ‘ing . ari . , eee; cual ON: i eA eee re oR ae Liv and witheans PS eet a pts: : , FOrmeriy a| , 4 98 IN _ Seed Weal Of criticisn ' | Wate Daniel. seus ae een a ae ne ae oe hearing, is a relative of Higginbotham old of having -| physician told police He alsd suf- *° * id without approaching so nearly furniture manufacturer, MPO, having | This action was taken after attors “a ce te of Justice Taft because oe im Pe WCES Cae Se SUN, ceived threatening letters and said/ fered internal injuries. Sax suffered | *" re-war level. It is stated of the | an “ideal” factory in mind, and tak-/neys for the defendantg had appeared vis 4 — - — - : + P + : 4 7 thea } me y . “ . . yy , - ry "ot . re _ ' —_ P inde iS ee a) . - ‘ % wi he has b F that on the night of the kidnaping} fracture of‘the nose and leg. “Th racturers, however, that they | ing mateflals and wages at current|in Federal Court asking for a trang= — " @ 4 m een Playing in the se-) conservatives recommended t owl Wedn lav "123 ld hi | **Newt’’ Gray and his cousin, Thoma ni int é' Cireir ‘1¢ both absolutelv rates, computes what | fer of the suit to that court Wren” ” : — " ’ rg re ss nib a “Tit . ] yey? "ty >ata i re , . > . - ‘ . } . ; 4 * ” ” a a , Whiéct. and ae he ome Agen 9 if gee oe etheagy sele n made because he took Finnigan a a or ¢ 9 evi mB. N. cot tv i ar. others Aug. 24 last cin anit. hel ad hs . St Retailers, afte ee = profit, and the total isithe suit. The remaining defendants ie . rs : ) > . . . } ci ’ 4 , . ——: Al "Petes a1 7TA\ } ul ; . ins in eT rT) a e Sale 2 t*%a " 2: ns £ ; . 7 a ( — all arta aaa ang aga | r way o t inkine 3 for detective. Lm dire ah : oul liar i Gray continued on the wav rine ire said to have cut | ace pted as the minimum selling | are the Rév. W. C. Shupp, superig- . wad | marrie peop e . ibe rerard ¢ Ny * a sete It's the principle of the thing r. James F. McFadden, specialist | COmtimue his testimon) been | William Higginbotham’s home “and |) °* by 1922 in probably as great | Price and so reported in a bulletin. | tendent of the Missouri Anti-Satoon ge a ° egar or sr. aft . e ‘ -aticinag ¢+h CPO | , . , : aes ’ " ata | i hé l 1QoT! it lor ort e hea , : : . ; at . if . a on & | | ad Gh his desire? bent therefore, which is causing th co n nervous and mental diseases, testi- | Yesterday. Judge Odam repeated his| ia no attention to what thev haaq | PPOPOTUeEn as | manufactur >rs, . |, League. who was added yesterday.) Ye ages Y Z - ‘ ' esire™to have /troversy. The feeling of many Sena-| ag. ;,, subjecting Ellis to the Binet-| Tuling of yesterday, howeve: that | yn. ened ” : Installment Plan Cost. Charges Against Ranger Dismissed. jand Edward Sullivan, a city detee- Peet ; . : : ; | : : , : _ ’ . , ) ' aw rrTent ? ic . | ; ; : : ; , “s . co a ne ws —, ques- tors is that the judiciary should Rol Simo t for determination of at- (sray should not be required to an ‘How long did vou and Newt _— > tion nite ecnalled te the large OX-. Ry the Associated Tress. i tive, who fired the shot which 2truce ~ r ye sed oh wns taking an | be consulted, but should be kept free) ),-oxjmat. menta! development, | 5Wer questions that might involve|gstay at vour cousin’s home?” “\ Ww: | o which furniture is retailed on | W ACO, Tex... Jan. 17.—Charges| Pazdera. aie ; ‘F ; de ee og ma of selec- {rom influencing either the executive |, ut three weeks after he was nr- | statements ofa possible incriminat-]|e.+ ynder the peean trees until after Re ', installment plan Instalfment | against Capt. R. D. Shumate, Texas Counsel for Pazdera wanted Sulli- lee : n J Yond acti ey wy is purely an/'or the legisIative branches of the eaten lis was about 20 years ola |iN& nature the chickens began to crow. which ie tela ‘he commission finds, gener-| ranger, that he had evaded service van dropped also. Judge Faris re= 3 : : 4 on with the consent of | Government. President Harding is. -+»,., The: gheittehan: sitiied thee Cc WwW Se rnett as counsel: for}atout midnight.” had higher operating expenses of a writ of habeas corpus issued in| fused, saying that .Sullivan did wet 7 ¢ ¥ ; ouse of the national leg-| believed to have felt that there was , ments age was approximatel~ | “Tay. halted proceedings when Gray | Visit to Church. a made considerably more profits; behalf of Miss Naomi Boucher and} lose his identity as a city policemay ~~ 4 . was recalled to the ,witness' stand, * (;ray testified vesterda) aiterd, | emnecje doing primarily a cash’ her brothers, Horace and Bernard,| by accompanying the Federal o - usiness. The report estimates that; charged with murder in connectionicers. “The Supreme ‘Court of the. ; fe body. no impropriety in asking the Chief /j;9i1, years. He had given similar tes- _ 4 . . . . . { Recently Criticised. Justice\s advice not only because M timony i the first trial He wae with ah announcement that because! a half dogen other witnesses had tes- | OE” ] , Customers buying on the installment! with the killing of Grady Skipworth| United States may rule otherwise,” ~ . ~ 4 F © ° S « . . ; , > , : r. Taft recently appeared Taft knows the needs of the hench ed umber of hypothetical ques- | of certain newspape! dispat« he s. tified as to VATIOUS alleged incidents lan have to pay +} t 16 , } N 3 | 7 ~vS ay apnou » per cent, here last November, were dismissed|the Judge said, “but that does not ~- ~~ See on the importance ofited States the latter developed an ac- aio d to support the contention of | made a defendant in criminal.cctien | past six months, including the state-| es . we | | testimony, he would de-4 ments of two witnesses as to a visit a Bs =. day. Shumate appeared in private The actions of Nations tn the caid Thaugh pointing out the activ-|tefore Judge Alexander and the| were indorsed yesterday by resolis- ’ said to have been made to a church / th ities of manufacturers’ and dealers’!County Attorney. tio nof the W.C aj abe - : Ani ——— os After some of the argument Judze|#2Ve Warning to the attendants at | nets ; | the service, then in progress, against : ’ 14 al . mmittee of Congress and|/ but because as President of the Unit ea, > answers to which were de- | taken to indicate that Gray mizht bein troubled Morehouse during the * . | : “i one ae than those buying on the cash by District Judge J. P. Alexander to-/| change my mind in the matter. cy 2 ee ee » a. iy ! 4 wr - ‘ | a 48 bill providing 27 additional quaintance with some of the o\t and other f' > and black-hooded delegation. vyho be used to incriminate him ‘\ *, ’ a4 ss newsstands _ 7 take care of the congested | standing figures in the American b&r. baie ee ee cline to answer further questions a | eae erican Pee rere wemee ome coors Hen a Chit BILL FOR AlD OF COU lES “for the reason his testimony might;near Mer Rouge by a black-robed oe were made declaring it was| Justice who had Mr. Taft's experi-| for a member of the benchience as President of the l'nited eto influence the legislative| States. In fact, Mr. Taft has the|.part of State Tax Would Be Divided | Odom gave his ruling and Gray was the Government. This; unique record of sitting alongside for Expenses. excused temporaril) ) any attempt to disturb public wor- | ~ ae off, however. without any; members of the Supreme Court me oe eS Tell Ww pe i ship The two witnesses. c, Ww! — j ‘ . f , : Me ster @ consultation ve-| ELLIS CASE JURY 1 law. would take $2,595,335 a year |S7botham?" “It told him if he did | Daniel and Richard were kidnaped v* . , = 4 j > o 7 “ ‘ io } . ) al Sale, Chief Justice Taft and Prest- NY a ° the State treasury aha Geetha nr | rave negro women and bootleg: He said that on that night he went HE, .RS TESTIMO id ie ; wlisky alone they would get him.,to the home of William Hizzinbo- ‘Harding. Th: | south ast ‘ | to _ is feeling of oppo-| among the counties on a popula-/a) siter was siene 1 N ; ~ ‘ at. k ’ choosing of personnel ABOUT. ADMISSIONS | pinnae s. Louis would share in : - ! wa: Signes ‘ot Your| tham, a Morehouse planter, to act as tions are ‘" 1 ‘the reme Court by a mem- Continued From Pace Onc. this distribution on the same footing. | A SA ey ee Xa ja guard because of. thre atening let- : 7 ; : i r | --— — . : ar ¢ nempner of e ric ial tere § a . 7 / tlle . oo: court developed further . | This measure is inspired by the/.«»,, » a ee ers Higginbotham nad received ™ en it Was reported in the| harsh treatment at headquarters, the 1... financial. condition of some oi om Gray described the truck. “You Watt ie] J ss Other witnesses told of the anpea: : " ' . . o r > - i i Presiden; Harding woulda} Court added. the nterier counties of the State | kne w Danie Judge Sanford of Tennes- Dr. Barnes, the Court said, visited me x eS | Daniel, W.-C. Andrews, ‘Tot’ Daven- ance of the black-hooded band with ' ~ . ” > > , og ’ 7 7 . . . ? % Pas 2 in ‘ asia FT s/ , ,? 7 1e . *s . ¢ . ' = lican, to fill the vacancy! Ellis from the best of motives, ; Mrench Commission for Ratification. | rt and més Richard Yes. u e two captives at the town of Col- the resignation of Justice | saw him In the jail, where he was re-| p; e Assoctated Press Have you ever heard them dis- linstown, where the, stopped for : moved from police influenc? lie PARIS, Jan 17.—The ¢ OoOmmission /| cussed by the klan~’?” “No aeir.”’ gasoline, and of their moving along thing ludge Sanford wak called to learn whether ellis had ion Foreign Affairs of the Chamber “Did you see E N (,Tray on Aug. towards a road leading to Lake La- _ . TA ’ sitions §64 ‘ - le oy , 8 oo te : to the bench with, t} been or was being mistreated, and it; of Deputies today adopted the re . Yes; | picked him up on the/ fourche, where the bodies of the men e | i+? ] } . - , . ° h : . 473 ‘ nt of Mr Taft ee ” was natural for him to ask about the} port submi ea th Deputy Ray naldy road on the outside of town. He told recentiv were found. * : + il ~ ' De S “ ‘4 . . ’ . ' cea} 7 “ ~ 9 - - . : . . . , a ; say he “dh ovat crime itself His question as to El-}| te the sub omm weer yesterday injine my cousin had asked him to} Thus fdr the automobile truck ji) ) na ad lis’ guilt. the Court said, was in no favor of ratification of the Washing- | come out there.’ which Daniel and Richard were last ton ¢or ference agreement concern- The witness described seeing black- f seen has been egeneraliv described Mr. Harding by Mr. Taft. } : sg est court ij : |iway an, attempt to trick aim ,nto ~ Darific . ) n the land. ing the Pacific. i}hooded_men in an automobile and a but not positively identified. eredits Mr. Taft with, COM!essinge. ed Judge Sanford. Every | Testimony Ellis Repeated Confession. ~~ Pointed to his nomination. Norman”§S, Childs and Kenneth G. Was reported that Senator, Bellairs, newspaper reporters, testi- 8 of Tennessee would oppose fied for the State yesterday that Ellis ‘ Men, but he has denied that! repeated the details of his confession @ald that if Judce Sanford, t0 them that Sunday, prior to the ; Pei eid olen! sea ws ceppencton s atom, rT varying I} the place of more ex- in the slightest degree. oanear pensive foods. Read these advertisements regularly—there’s profit with safety while the jury was excluded, to sup- its contention of duress. Jo- 5 “ , to the investor who gets unbiased advice from a reliable source. Z port uted W a seph 1. Finnigan, former newspa- | : i : .|per reporter, testified that he saw , \. | ' Ellis at the police station at 6:30 | ; P ~~ ’ d lif ay Pp. m. that Sunday and found the | POSIT- DISPATCH ‘ dy prisonen sleeping. A oe cage be. ’ ant, he said, awakened Ellis, who ~ atson’s Beef Trust) -ompiained that the chief said he Absolutely Pure : , | | St. Louis’ G B , yer's Alle could sleep. The witness said he re- , t. “oul reatest uying Guide r Sat. Matinee y | masked to the Lieutenant, “Tha! Made from Cream of Tartar derived from , . £ S me ' boy looks all in,” to which the offi- grapes 15 ” M cer answered, “You would be, too, if ° ' . at 5: e+! you had been questioned 15 hours. Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste mt Show at 8:15 | Finnigan said Ellis then repeated | his confession to him, and that he . 73, Central 612. saw Ellis again at the city jail the . ‘ 2 - : a Phe ee rae te i ti iran - - x = gers Bs : P , am 4 - ; ee 7 7 ' , 7 . ee — » : we ei 2 ; ’ . - _— . > : + NS - 2 er ted . a” ‘ . . 4 SS p . ; we P ee van md ti 7 we * age ie ie 5 ee ag ee a3 " £ =, \ : WS. rae : Pa i ‘TR “ie SO 25 et ¥ " viene . sy ee ee ET POT ee eae coe ae a ae Ay Li at Fad? a >" . : Mee abet 2. ’ « athe oi eee be gis Paap a, ple le “ Rs eee oe al ee i Re _ a - i =? . . ‘ A ’ ~ a only : J F Sad SESE sh oath A Sei vy “ ‘ % Oey
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ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCR = © : 5 7 ee RI ee ee oe — eS ae “I ow meee or =? bent 55 nies iy Ae ~ fae ee ae ae n,n ed ¥ a . . ° - : $ 7. ¥ my “. . = é ¢ JAN \ry Ps 7 Beet The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH Gone Approximately dl that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times abe hic ‘d., — oe eee tt +e _——~ oe a a — Ae ee a — . - ea = = ee GRAND-LEADER ~ EE aacicst Neches Begins Tomorrow at 9 A. M. 50000 Fine Silk Tie “wy met i cotta ae 'y Facts About This , Super-Selling *% Approximately 500 patterns. | Amounting to 3000 color com- ' _ binations. About 12,500 yards of silk used in the making of these Ties. ' These Ties laid end to end * would cover approximately 35% miles. The making alone of these Ties would employ roo people about 134 days. About 8750 square feet selling f About 115 salespeople to take ‘ care of your purchases. aut aes ab anion ia thee, ’ > ty ; on — ‘ + Was iy ee * ; iy mS ; v « v , a yd e e F f. oot ony a4 »~ - : * ee > « Pa at . i , OE, Fn ES, Oe oe es THE entire Tie stock of a well-known ju of bs ys: manufacturers who are discontinuing this branch of their business, was secured on a basis that enables us to offer it at this surprisingly low price. We are seldom given to superlative statements, but we feel that only the greatest enthusiasm can do justice to this mammoth event and its wonderful values. Ot (Three for $1. 00) HE price is surely attractive, but you cannot fully appreciate the greatness of the valous until you see the Ties. They are made of high- ‘grade silks in a variety of attractive nai : " terns, tailored in medium and narrow widths, open and closed ends, with slip-easy bands. ~ a Take advantage of this opportunity while you may, lay in a supply for future as well as imme= a ys diate needs. The demands will be great as the wonderful assortments-are interesting to ever man, but the stocks are ample.and we are making special provisions for this great event, SO.” that our customers can shop with comfort and convenience. Matelasses T wills Foulards Moga dores Reps Satin Brocades Grenadines Tissue F igure res Mail ders will receive careful sities (Men's Furnishings Dept. and Thrift Aventie—Main Floor.) a K: Ww are’ WS * AQ \ \ \ > Nie Bin ira maine: Fa gel * ggitnay:” tad & he es a, : 4 , ts NE ‘Vi s?
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JANUARY is Yoo, f the values ‘active pat- easy bands. 1] as imme- ig to every t event, so . am ——— . js9, te eee 4 : - helstered = quality, this impressive Suite is an |The tendo value at this price., handsome Suite consists of a ane-Mahogany Suite Se, ("er " ney , nalien EA ea 2 eye ape 1+ ‘ . >» 7 ad 7 i - _ — The City Circulation of. the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds thatvof the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ee wen + ee 5 a eR ae ie SSR RT TS Pes ERE ER eto Pe ee eT er Oe Mi m * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' & 7 Be he % ee eee Se ereseeeteeneeteees — Se hn nit ie un nM 1A (dune yp ah i rt | i i Wh le ! Le - ! _— = thy ee = = | iy ah \ mp (7) Bie “hE if ii | ; i . HHA ih i | int Adare "fi Sut ua Uikied li iN Aire ij ' | i 1 “4 Li : — ’ hy : - - 2 a ‘ — - } r , - i a ,f = # ” -—-ss tt — — > — _ - V1 habeus a : . : : - r .* it ; ii i ; > ' 4 * ; | | ‘ ,i i ; | m/e j | ’ ~ > ’ | : : oe : | : . 1, } ni, . ‘ , { ‘ % iid \ j 4 i% : U Up - — ~ : — — i sil i yi LAs seh) 2=3 ii ; _—_—- i ‘ } 5 ‘is hae | ii ; sss Pra 4 ’ ; + iil att id pii),|) Base a) i!) ie | | , ; | on ’ : ii ‘ia ’ - ~ ‘J? : e . ' : 4 i Pe ' she Ee Js Hees i = A eT he se i psy) fe Se eh) 3 f A. | i wk ‘ree AT a = rit ——), ™ wi iN... 7.28 F LN interesting value that affords Great saving in the February Sale | Furniture, is this Card Table. Ma- fany finished frame and leatherette eer ing 30x30 inches. It may be feniently folded and put away when tin use. Handsome gk iffin Tables SS In the February Sale Illustra iad $ vf a \ gracefully designed _— at 7 a cs panes, f Bedroom Suites In the February Sale 4-Piece Bedroom Suite (A's Illustrated ) wy, 4 Q2! YPICAL of the saving opportunities annually offered in the renowned February Sale of Furniture is this effective Bedroom Suite of combination walnut. The large dresser with 23x48-inch base, the 42-inches- wide chifforobe, full-size bow-end bed and full-length vanity dresser combine utility and rare beauty at this desirable price. Rocker to match, $77.50 Bench to match, 4-Piece Bedroom Suite at $415.00 This handsome Suite of Queen Anne period, beautifully fin- ished in English brown mahogany, is very distinctive. With dust- proof construction throughout and mahogany lined drawers, the Suite consists of 54-inch top dresser, a large chifforette, full-size bowfoot bed and charmingly designed vanity dresser. Very special. , 4-Piece Suite At $179.50 Tudor design is beautifully Chair to match, $12.75 $12.75 7-Piece Suite At $452.50 Made in combination walnut, TP I — — — arity joes he get will ae mn & 7 = = = 4 — " a Niet = Ptabies at $5.75 tically patterned in Tu- im, in brown mahog- Sh, these Tables are rt ly well made and epecialiy priced. The msutes 12x24 inches. THESE Tables readily suggest them- selves .for sunroom oF breakfast room use, and are very unusual values at this price. With 24- -inch removable top, they may be had in periwinkle and white, brown and cream or gray and pink finishes. f . ‘ MM, 4 - , ; ’ ~~ : ” 5 ¥ - : * =o ob lend - \ ' * if “ = exemplified in this well made Bedroom Suite of American walnut. Including dresser, semi-vanity dresser, chifforette and full-size bow-foot bed, the Suite is of dustproof construc- | tion throughout and is an un- | usual value at this unusual price. two-tone effect, with dustproof construction throughout. This massively constructed Suite is unusually attractive. 52-inch dresser, full-size bow-foot bed, full- length vanity dresser, chif- forette, chair, rocker .and bench comprise the Suite at this price. (Seventh Floer.) Early and advantageous buying on our part enabled us to avoid the sharp and unseasonable advance of We offer to our patrons the benefit of our opportune and skillful buying. The very low prices quoted during the entire sale will be a matter of much gratification. There has been a rioticeable increase in the standards of Furniture during recent years. niture of rare grace and beauty, available ten years ago only to the very rich, we now offer at moderate Our salesforce, for years, has made a serious study of home furnishings. consult them freely and take advantage of their experience and knowledge. Our Easy Payment Plan prices. ee Se SEaEe aE 8 —_ previous years. the watchword. LLER Thi o February Sale Of Furniture ns . ‘ VAY, Begins tomorrow with a remarkable assemblage of fine Furniture, which excels that of all ON ed Oe ee a Quality, beauty and permanency distinguish each piece. LOW PRICE is © prices on lumber, fabrics and glass. *--* — * =+3 2 a 2 pos ee = “= Period Fur- - a ’ — — -& syne : a oe eee ee See me ae We invite you to ~ We are very glad to arrange convenient payments whereby the burden of purchase will be relieved by © partial payments made at regular intervals covering a stated period. This is a courtesy readily extended, 4 and places no additional obligations on those*who take advantage of it. iy ie it — ; iV Th iy a “4 Ge Ni oN : nM mY Ay Mth IK aa ag a =A ) .*- -_ (illo hie f ~ XS ~~ i} . : ’ . wea \ ; ' ‘ = «| Bil 4h . ~ ) AF —_ - ¢ 4 ‘i 7 ; j > > ; - i TV LLL LLLLALLLLL ey 77//// ee an - 4 SSS “ ~ SSS —S Dining-Room Furniture In the February Sale 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite (As Illustrated) 5259 WoRTHY indeed of the splendid values, yearly anticipated, in this annual event, is this very fashionable Suite of handsome an- tique walnut. The distinctive 66-inch buffet, closed china cabinet and oblong table with 42x54-inch top, are beautifully designed and finished. ~at te figured tapestry, completes this Suite—unusual at this price. 8-Piece Dining Suite at $169.50 markable value, comprises a 66-inch buffet, an chairs and armchair, beautifully upholstered in rich price. 10-Piece Suite 10-Piece Suite At $222.50 At $437.50 5 An er nar ey we — | Handsome Suite in Italian ~% uite ue uty. Finished | ; i finished — a gy 2 mr — xg ey gn, me theet its handsome Tudor de- | i dusty walnut. 72-inch top sign will orcs a ae mos tte fet, beautiful oblong table, china tious room. udes a | cabinet, serv table, armchair and five side chairs cone “ handsome s6 inch nrattet oblong table, large china cabinet, server, Set. Handsomely six tapestry holstered chairs, _ figured tapestry, ‘it is a surprising and’is a rare value. value at this price ~ a ~ ~ = : gry Ad : —- VE : f | ~~ —_— - ip! ~~. £ 1 ee — Se ie Se le — —~ " if. e : ' iPva hl Eiit* * i ; ; . PB i it " 4 : 4 ys ; , : | ; | ' ; at - me | ; 4 ov Aan T 4 WA ith a) >} ; . e : ; ‘ it 4 a ‘hi ; : ’ Pit ‘ v A , : i eds Ht i ¢. Nii i} : : : 4 if e : 7 " ; T “0 2 ; ,* : ' # : 7. | : ti : ’ { y : {ih ; ; : tt : : ; A e ot Bl ; ; ‘i here ‘ ' ‘ ; : ; ° ’ : sa? 7 “ . . ~~ a ee ? \ |x il | i id . . ee RE a Pb og. Bion wit te 4 Hf ane . é ome na me = gee ¢ v ey ae Re is saa oe “he ie ; ae ¢ wt es . “es “ae ee = a “ é Torte ae mae — ps « 7 — ~e sy f Ae we ; Five side chairs and one armchair upholstered in an excellent grade of | Finished in two-tone American walnut, this gre ces gh A a of re- oblong table, five side © distinctive, it is obviously a Suite thet will later be unobtainable at this ‘| sate Sa EEE a Macks CMEC Le Cen ee a, : y 7 — ~ yee ‘ai eo. “" ge. tk va > oe is el ' ee ie 7 re a is =. G PTS A gee | t Ot Ae ORD 5 See a te de ee : ~ ‘ rast me Pe ee Z a ae ra 7S Fe eee Se, > ei Od ete Tat SS - poe eee ee & GT eet : . ‘ 4 ° ae Fu ns 5 5 oe : : es ree & a ME hake egos ‘¢ ee ‘CS ek" no fe ey Ay, eee Se gee 1) ee = wre Pi. Ay - 7 ae ee Fs ee ee : —— 7 ; . : + Aa ee Oss CORT a eae Be ie Fa maNe a Ee o . a ’ y? ages a : cm . s “ 2 - ; ¢ en! 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—_—- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals tha’ of the Daily Globe-Démocrat.and the Times Combined. | | JANUARY 17, 1 4 _ - EDWARD L. BUTLER [Ba oe ‘ Important! =U FE OR $39,205 |} ee uss ds LUNEY St. Gall Swisses, 60c T’ GALL Swisses embroidered in allover spray and oe ee we , iil Store Hours: Daily. 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to'6 ) Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth figured patterns, suitable for kimonos, dressing Due to Members of Theatrical aa re ‘y- . a tO | sacques and fancy aprons, regular $1.25 value. Production Tat Failed White Goods Shop—Second Foor. Men’s Sweaters, $4.45 BWawerd Lancaster Butler. Th sea: : SF : > “ay former manager of the Standare f i a) e in V-neck t str! eriesque theater here, who ventured & U , | EN’S all-wool Sweaters in V-neck coat styles and : © theatrical production with an : / V-neck pullovers, wide range of colors and $ “7 oa ° aa Meas ath ‘ closed ad VR aaa pay 2 ee - home, far the little ones and for vourself. MPORTED Seotch Zephrr Gingham, 32 inches wide, © sage meng Furniture oti ae Sear ieee aie” ‘ ee ee ‘ i aaa es nap es Pe in neat checks and plaids and wide range of colors, © Rutier recently inherited the bulk poet oe ry ie pene oc ! very desirable for women's dresses and children’s . ee ratelv hand carved, e! ° a : , tate ris mother _ —_ nau os - school ‘clot hes. regularly 85e. — of the $500,000 estate of his mo ing the graceful curves an Starting Tomorrow—aA Special Clearance of cnuak® denian taaisibeninds ‘Sete Mire. Rose M. Butler. widow of James | Sad pio : a pieasing vYmmetrv ot J. Butier. former Congressman an piea , | | c e e ° a # theatrical man Previously he had Pndor period. This remark- - SS ee Ivory-White Toilet Pieces Fancy Ripplette,28c 3 ANCY Ripplette, 28 inches wide, in striped and ot oo oo gewnemag — Syite consists of table, buf- Patier. mocratic boss ess ——— tre traight fet. server. five straig I. checked designs. large variety of colors, made of “Echoes of Rroadway” was Av et ' | ° : a Ae, chai and one armchair ] d ] ~yaudeville production on the: Nairs al | } | At Price dyed yarn which insures good aun ering resuits, — | a 0 2 eam been contract The buffet is high, the tab e 2. very ‘practical for women's dresses. pajamas, ehil- * - © wee rom Sep! wt in cor sably small and the.chairs : qd f for . | en's school dresses and rompers, requires no ironing, — | eurtaim felt in Boston pec.71 pe eae RRC EE The Lot Also Siliedins a Few Shell Pieces vad arly 35¢ _ ws¢i fall ; > : : ;\ * veri OV. a The cast alleges in its suit that o have be “e ut) Nay 1 | f@ at the tim backs ihe uphoistery ss ©: my: — l awty | netiimit t ; Colored Goeds Shop—Seceond Fiocor. week's wages was due at ~ ae : | nis Wa (OTIULO Tid ©) Imitv ta supply act —— ee te —$ $$ oo 3 : PHA se AAS hf at . » » T= i % i 4,1 Pa on *A vy ; ; : a a allover designs “Seconds” 9x12 ft. Seam! cially desirable fe rooms and diniz Attractive patt and colorings. a ee er “ rAI OST) © OH OF ON D9 OLY On See ee @Orm em ——_- os es Tee Ue See este ES: Mine og chores e! ea Pillows lo the Right of [i inte Peentiieds ooo seOeeD & . : oa ee ee $1.50 value. (White only. r cneo r e . s ‘ . “ a “ars a° » aul e : The “Echoes” played a local en- Them. Pillows to the , ' ee an di ot .cs | ‘ream Jars at..... : 75 Picture Frames at Oo ES ace ot tase Oot. 30. Left of them! Mirrors TE Poweer Donee ct) eee | Stee Pieters Srainee at ; Men’s Shirts, $1.10 ster the week of last Oct. ° ; ' ee 3.58 Mirrors at - 3 Powder } at 3. +00 Hat Brush , Butler married Miss Nellie Green- and the family will a | M rs a : ) Powder Boxe . is oh ak eek co “ 7 ps e aes 4 4 — weed. member of a burlesque com- ways be delighted to stay at 32.5% Mirrors at -. Af h- pn sc Sa a Pe a ’ YEW style Spring Shirts for men. a special par @& pany appearing at his theater in hame ' Soft. snueg y pil Trays : ew hig grade Mirrors that 5 wl ot! es Rrushes at : ; i chase. re enlar $1. 50. 2] 45 and $2.00 values. per- : wrerenh, 1920. His attorney. Forest iows for couches, chairs and 125 Trays at are slightly damaged, specially Clothes Brushes at , e i jras, neckband styles, French euffs, Tralies. said yesterday that he was . ‘ - priced for clearance at $1 00 “Oc Perfume Bottles at cale and mac ex aware of the failure of “Echoes of beds are charmingly cov ered ee bby noe oe 1.25 Perfume Bottles at . sizes 14 to li ti Preadway.” but not of the filing of with taffeta. tapestry. and ’ delat 206 hop:—First. Fioor ee ee — uti Men’ s Furnishing Shop—Figst Fiocer. 3 Tere oult. silk. silk and velvet. Ther | ar ery lovely tich? . en eee ER . re a ; : -” . i+ UNWED WOMAN'S Fe let BB ce Men’s Nicauiilin 59c Shades anc servieeatvie dark ‘ . ; . le SR a aT pe Do You Know That You Can Purchase All Tomorrow—A Special Sale of HESE are regular $1.00, $1.50-and $2.00 Silk | Four-in-Hand. Ties, made of Italian Twills, heavy 3 Me Is Ordered t to , Pay to Her That steers elabe oe , i z sam Salads and Sand wi ches Electric lrons Tac! iard silks. heavy satins and silk poplins, m@ .- x + ~s thy . hance sai - a ut t e i t 8 Sum, Minus $2400 Already t.iven | with fine handwort That Are Served in the Tea Room for Home Use? eautiful colorings and patterns. \ ©wer; Pair Ordered Not to Meet. $2.50 +o $25.00 | iat Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floor. By the Associated Press. Chicken Salad. nin? Crahbmeat Salad. pint - = es f i ; CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—John Ss. Cur- Ar? "pe diewoas? = ; $1 25 / sy : . F tim retired coal dealer and father Becond Fie a — . 4 Hemmed Bath Towels, 39c - @f the five children of Miss Kathleen we tread Salad. pint Aiaa, pin i a >. al beret yesterday was fined $5500 — ——— | , Zz. XTRA heavy all-white hemmed Bath Towels, made ~ ' @m charges growing out of the birth / hough Skies be em fe =a glass ; ; dgloae oo an. _4 of double thread varn, size 22x44 inches. % , @f the Children, and the money or- 5 Lowe rin f ” ro | - . ° cae Git py =: : ; ? Linen Shep—Secend Fleor Ang paid to Miss Morrell. Judge ‘Gg Home boiled | Mili con rit! = = - J niet , m then allowed Curtin’ a re- —interiers can be fresh and aS = faite — pound eket and a. Falls : = , | ° li 5 of $2400 for money alread) charminr_ Not hing “on | sa i] . , “ lead Bact oa COE ees : = —— 4 Linen ‘ owe ing, 230c¢ on the children, leaving a ba!- “th . rery attermpon, pound Roa , POUun guarantee ; | aaa tributes morg to the Irvabie- : Roast Pork. pound remarkabie vaiue at t! es \ LL-LINEN Bleached Toweling. with red border, 4 of $3100 - be paid in 1° an- > 151. inches wide. wal ness of a room than dei nty | roperes = wiches, Custards, etc. wu . Charges+brought by Mrs. John 5. tasteful C urtains. New filet Au wpa Ream Seven F'ooer 9g Linen Shop—Second Filocor. | Curtin, the wife, against Miss Mor- marguisette Curtains. . vell were dropped for want of pros- ot a cag with lack we. TS ae | | | + | Seution. Mrs. Curtin caused the) fringed. black |] Men’s Handkerchiefs, 39c Bee S| SSS ~~ Three-Day Selling of Vandervoort Luggage 6 for $2.25 on either side. are two and 39 Curtin and orre _ ° a ee > . . - . . : admitted they Sees capeaner eee wne-quarter vards long. -‘ | Ys \ EN'S all pure Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitehe@, $2.49 : For three days sell only, Vandervoort’s [a : | full size, | ape one eighth and one quarter-inelt Gleve Shop—First F'coer. hc eke ER SEIT GP EE OE ee OP I a NS IR Rp Greg eget . Tr)? ee >. os L- o a | 2 ‘ . . 1. Sar eae: Fisk fens ond | : nforeed corners, bras z Merode Union Suits, $1 00 macan tines In eonwvenvtronis -_ . . a = P i ae a , , thre . : : DO.LTSs and Strong idocr. Ex- rOVEN 'S Mernde Knit Il nion Sui its. Sine ribbed, . de) both men and Le sizes °4 to 30 inch. made of | i — = — mole- W OMEN ‘SS Shipover Nightgow ns of nainsook, with a now only $42 50 bet Mie es ee rece ager Se “keg em | ba niir tebe: Stiie secinianiee Where : filet edge and hemstitching. Ba China Shop—Fourth Floer tae meuntratet> steel frame reinforced it like a $60.00 Trunk Muslin Undergarment Shop—Third Floer. * " ae ifs Cd " . . nas corners and two ng : — (hi~ Mtestretes) re | h 5 a ae ee ree steed Frenc Batiste, Cc 4 ieation, cole clot! ; eost, since we are offering Open Steck Chinaware at eS i sizes : ma Cowhide Leather Bags i -* = i‘ Oliver clearance sale prices ti -" | | ann See See. Tene, ; : | h M li 60 a 2 | n eckees that a ia | | : : . French Dress Muslin, 60c ~ china seta, pot quite com- . ee - i plete, may also be purchased cut Bag. regular $20.00 val- J ae eee 7 spring lock Extra good : edge construction, sultabie EVERAL hundred yards of beautiful Cretonnes, 4 Dresses included in this j Statione qua! ty 5 y : 2 atin 5 : - Weig henckle insertion and edges. some are hemstitehed Whiting’s Repre- . c MCT NETL covered with black crepe =~ aa sentative Linen, ig | ae a 3} \ grained cowhide leather. ' ~~ 4 Li . R T . aa : —_ 7 ei Fy tints ealy: | i assorted silk moire linings, — | iving- oom ables, 4 e: = Paper, 7: 2 — with pocket in lid and both‘ er now have an exceptional opportunity to pur — Baby elopes to _— In sizes 14 to 24 inch very lumber, round edge ces- a real value. oe : . cal struction. eXtra good quality Shop —Fittn Ba package 1&c } bound with brown vulcanized Be ce $13.75 to $16.50 | of aimee Seni teed | Furnttere Fleer. a we sperm, Set an@ 33 Inch Regular $17.96 (Ae Mlustreted) and $18.00 Trunks: beth sises speciai s11LJzs =—— <Seeooee * a) eee Pee oO Oe.
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Pe I eT sr" © . TE AP yn ES TE wtets ‘2 “ann: “ oe : ‘ 2 t a . - ss» oo : a rhe . oe ee - . a WEDNESDA ‘ NE DAT a , JANUARY 17, tO88, F CAR Wi 1928. ee Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. oT. LOUS POST-DISPATCH ' ~ § Cae et Terr Te fT ss) oe 7 Le eT Tee t tt i. a i i a om : t! 5, 60c allover spray and imonos, dressing us $1.25 value. A aT | Floor. > ‘ie Store for ALL the People | rr TNT A i i ee mE Looe An AI nn ite $4.45 BC —— ———————— : Te, saa (9 SD OVVO DD OS" JVO DDO D0 sy o> DO = of colors and fe | RUG Room-Size-A err 50 values. Seconds of $35 Kind 95 4 silk-and-wool' mix- | pds Shop—First Floor. Excellent quality floor- allover designs. 9x1Z Axminster Rugs rs aie iA wrewe a sham, 65c , 32 inches wide, TNS TN covering at a very moder- ate price. Oriental and smail A really remarkable Rug at the price; will black. Desirable for give many years of satisfactory dresses e range of colors, Size 814x1014, feet wear. Shown in a variety of $4.50 Silk Canton 8 and children’s $65 Axminster Rugs | patterns that is sure to please. Crepe “Seconds” Slightly Miswoven Size 9x12-ft 40 inches wide; in 9x12 ft. Seamless kinds of best grade, espe- navy blue, brown or / $3.50 CARPET ee ee I ee i Fad rm Mi Nit! Hani Hes sarHie 86-inch mercerized 760 + inch Al!- 72-inch A) oe lk _— “! good gua!- 34¢ :§ 1 IS Ifinen Tabi > y or ae and l Damask, Tne aah, quality for inne bleached. “whet “@ gens 1 Thurs d ay Full of Money Serie Opportunities| a ae ve Colored Plain Black Sateen Linen Table Damask $3.50 Linen Table Damask ay © o>) ® * Floor. , 28c , in striped and colors, made of undering results, pajamas, chil. quires no ironing, Hundreds of Coats for women of larger figure have been radically reduced. Some of these are priced now at almost our origitial great variety of styles to choose: The color and size assortments are - a Me ee — cost. A from. excellent. Sizes 42 to 52. $35.00 Coats \ reduced to... cially desirable for living rooms and dining rooms. Attractive patterns and colorings Wilton Velvet Rugs _ — oe | Filbvor. ee ee ee eee We tere Oe 6 eee. « - wt eee: i ns ene CLE EMD Se one ED nisec anne, $3.98 Black Satin “95c ith strap at wrist ite lined, regular r. O >=) © —o-L @) © Seconds of $39.50 Kind Size 6x9-ft. excellent quality Floorcovering, eplendid size for small rooms. All in the pdp- ular taupe colors. SWEEPERS Full size, mahogany finish, nickel ends. heavy bristle brush... 49 Canton 40 inches wide... $4.95 Silk $39.50 Coats reduced to... $45.00 Coats _yeduced to... 29 Duvetynes 40 inches wide. —— | > Seamless 1.10 (Third Floor—Nugents.) (@) ch = n eC | | _—-s—,,,. —— —> (Main Floor—Nugents.) ‘ $49.50 Coats $2.00 values, ~s0 S10 > 0 on 0 Ce 0 C72 0 © >? O CL O C—O] OO 09 = - ~ af ) ye reduced to... les, French cuffs, i — ( , ; ———— ~ * pins ch cuffs } * 4 Final Sale of rf FE $55.00 Coats Floor. see tye | Sa ie reduced to.... , 59c Winter Hats $59.50 Coats. end $2.00, Silk a Ee O O s” For One Day Only at “sega tae SURE poplins, in _torinerly sold for $69. 90 Coats alk , $) to $10, some high- & reduced to.... aoe 200r. er. All trimmed ‘I Is. 39 1S I Winter Hats to go at. this $75.00 Coats | VeCIS, SYC am e idl Sul & price. No exchanges, reduced to... yn a. made p none delivered. All sales $89.50 Coats | @ “4 : (Second Floor—Nugents.y reduced fo.... | (Second Floor—Nugentsy) ; a J a | DC | rr: with red border, Tablecloths Blue Dragon Cup and Ruffled Marquisette Curtains | » a2 ' aa ted Ly. aa , ' ly Th t ‘oad Saucer Sale $30 pair for Thursday's selling, all made of mercerized qual- r. . r : fy , . , aC $e bleached, eplendid ity marquisette, average widths and lengths and complete with | tid-backs, All have full «ruffle; shown wi*th f pink, blue and biack stitchings on ruffle. " Ty >: ] Ra nan ‘ AMONG . y ‘ —t,. . a : pa a Fecotna San | | HR Seem $ .39 2 a : .) we \ . ] y Ai ieee i +> ’ Ui) 1} “ mm Y U\\\/Pe ee 11"$6.50 || Kees Set ; ; cal } . fit Sy of 6. vels, | 9c Huck Towels outline embroid- 50c Nut Bowls Hand-painted patterns, with ribbed effect, elevated on 3-foot 29c $1, 25 iad $1.50 | - Drapery Silks. 900 yards Art Silk Floor... Japanese China. Bach s, $1.00 nits, fine ribbed, uiders and wide ular $1.50 and peas $1 to $1.50 $2.25 fo $4.50 - eee ("eaty Values ° . . . * . p and figured silke: | pongee colors, alau in shades of rosé. ' blue and mutberry - and gold. Subject $1. 50 Nut Bow! Sets Round, n mahegany finish, felt bott, ad colored border. Picks border: | | Picks: Compiete. | $1 00 79C $1.25 China Fruit Bowls aa Imported German China: ith beautifu 89c Half- ar id attract ive floral Silk Crepe last. 715¢ (Third Fieer—\ugents) | while they 386-in. — “a Simmons Steel ae , and stock of three high-grade W ash Suit man- turers such as Kiddie Tog, Cleveland, Ohio, and r Pan, N. Y. All sizes 2% to 8 and all fast colors Z ga Sto "S| ve 7 : Woven materials, brand-new garments. The materials sige pater 7 Blare ee Junior, white jean, Peggy cloth, repp combi- & 59c . mar pot vith square fh @ | 5 ti ss $1 Half-Si ers, mitered corner, attrac ive ition, topper cloth, playground and golden cloth. Gol poplin design, twin bed or full ae. any or ivory finish $13.50 Mattresses 5 | ;e! “ 50-pound, all-cotton layer felt, roll-ed rvice, regularly B are navy, green, brown, gray, white, Copen, tan and | Es. gon oor. mbination colors.. Styles are regulation middies, ered erounds, Sih t to pack or a | Metres aeed ticking ee? in, 60c ] ar Twist, French middies, Balkan and Norfolk. — = SOc. (Main Eteer? | wide, a sheer, a) REMARKABLE BASEMENT DRESS SALES IC: 89c est sale of new Spring Dresses we ever held at this time of the year at this price. , Over 1256 new Spring iful Cretonnes, included in this sale. The styles, the colors and materials are the newest. Included in this sale are 200 lace id reduced for evening Dresses as an extra special. It will pay you to come 100 miles to at- 75c Imported Priced groups. tend this sale of new Dresses. Weather Prophets aches wide, val- ath ! ote 1256 New Save $5 to $10 }| | Spaz, Mcsnzit, mae : on Each Dress briny ge ae ch. Sprig , este, 2 MATERIALS STYLES Canton Crepes Draped Models Crepe-Back Satins Basque Effects Cc harmeuse Crisp Tafftetas Evening Dresses Flaring Panels pesceemnne Sane pag “ae F Twill Side Ruffles—Pleats : f Embroidered—Beaded a £ = Pe Ribbon-Trimmed Models ; Wool Crepes Alltyme Silk In fact you wil] find Dresses in all styles for every occasion. Many high-class sample Dresses included in this sale. In most cases the price does not cover the cost of the material and making alone. Dresses for every woman or mise. Sizes for women, misses, juniors and extra sizes. 14 to 20, 86 to 44 and 46 to 60. (Bargain Basement—Nugerta) facg ard 368 Wash Suits Floor. 1.00 ‘ nainsook. with dnciaet? $1.75 Imported Kitchen Sets Of smooth finish wood-— rolling pin, potato masher, salad fork, salad spoon and four different sized mixing spoons. Very special. ‘100 and 15e Wood Mixing Spoons, Potate Mashers, Twirlers, _ete.; at, , choice | 85e imported Salt Dense barre! shape: highly finished $2.75 Baby Nursery ( Chaira, oak finish, with food trav 91.25 plain Irening Board, 5-ft. long, extra wide, smoothly finished . * Fs 3 3 4a? * P 3 é - ty - : - ” ~ Ff te ya . ¥ r r * ¥ “ ‘ : ’ aI 3} ee. ee ee e 5 * ts a im - - ae : « a" vail 2 ~ OF ee a we 4 i a Sas ~. a a oe . . : ‘ es awe ae Secs * ‘ Be ~ : - “ 2 o% A a, De Yala i 7 5 3 ea > bes ‘ ie, faeae a LA eer “3 ae hk © ot Ae we a ee Nad a ge a ay Pes ah adil oie ‘. ——" eh a ‘ ; . . a fog toa 2 mk Sys: SA ee ae erent Mee avi OF hae gr ae ees * 2F OT, i Se ie Whe, Neh ek 9 Ee! NE ae > ad he, a age See ee ET e = ap BS a ae ae - ee, ~ oes i oe be? age ig % 22 fee ee - ee eee yD 4 ree a oe a ee “? roe as ae heer Me *. AR Bee a Po» a a a) ot ee = a ae a Pe leat ” Lr 44 Wire? 5 % > =) , oe : $ F a Je + t; - + An i = ion a. ; wie (fe Le 4 Bia NE sR 5 eels es 1 he aes 5 a #8 a 3 ae ee Te , (3 ee a age : =n Se . Y . - A “ ie re Vig? ae, , Me a i Ail oa 3 AD 1 ee uf; iy es ad ib * de 1.95 r, finished with ire hemstitched $1.50 Bathtub Seats, white enameled, with rubber-covered hangers; very r substantial... . S150 W affie lrens, with revolving mold.......-+-+es+ss3 . Crystal "White | Laundry Sean (no phone orders); 10 bars. 10e Paring Knives, with ood steel biad ta, . "Oar sevte, & Fringed Shades 40 dozen for Thursday's oa 7 He Mage y oot oil opaque quality. scalloped and trimmed bullion fringe. [ Shown in the wanted Ss 30-e size, of oe a galva- ee pesesugetes sides, wit a prem my
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PS oP TS cs I NLT LR I SSS LE TTS LI: EE A Le ie ERENT EI Eth, Rit — aos beeen a. oo ae ere RB EP OP Oe 68 OER EE PP OS TR we ew - "ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pe = leo ov The City Circulation of the’ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily, Globe-Democrat and the EXITCO CITY. Jan. i7.—The ia bor groups at the capital yesterday held am @laborate funeral for Ri- eardo Flores Magon, the Mexican Jabor leader. who died in Novembe: while a ptisoner in the United States / penitentiary in Leavenworth, Fan. » = THAT HANGS ON ya Chrerio coughs and persistent lead te werteus lung ‘troubie Teu Step t8¥im‘ pow ith Creomuision emulsified, ¢reosote that is pleagant to teke. Creomlaion is a new medica’ c's gevery WH Uwofeid action, i soothes end hea. inflarned membranes an. Rflie the germ. Of ali known drugs. sired by the medica! fratern:' as che greatest healing agency for the (treat- ment *f chronic coughs and coids anc ether forme of throat and !ung troubies Creomuision contains. in addition to creo- eote, other healing elements which soothe end bes!) the inflamed membranes and Stop the, irritation while the creosote, @oees on toe ihe stomach. is absorbed inte the blood. ettacks the seat of the troubje end destroys the germs that iead to con- Sumption Creemuision ie guaranteed sai isfactory im the treatmen: of chronic coughs anc colds, bronchiel asthma, catarrba’ bron- chitis and ether forms of throat and leng diseases. and is excellent for Dui'c- fms up the ayetem after colds or the flu Money refunded if amv cough or cold. no Tratter of how long standing. ‘1s nor re- Heved after-eeking according to direc- tienes Ask your druggist. Creomuision in.. Atlanta. Ga. cote can en the creosote is recog- ¥ —QICK RELIEF FROM Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That as the jovful ery of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physi- tian for 17 years and calpmel'’s oild- time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating pa- tients for chronic constipation and id livers. : phd Dr. Edwards* Olive Tablets do not * toutaig calomel, bat a healing, sooth- _ tag vegetable laxative. No griping is the “‘‘keynote’’ of hese tle gugar-coated, olive-col- tablets. Ther cause the bowels liver to act normally. They never. them to unnatural action. if pe a “G@ark brown mouth"—dbad breat @ull,, tired f ecling—sick head- liver—constipation—rou'?!! quick, sure and results from one of two of Dr. wards Olive Tablets | rs take. them every night just te | t Try them iSe end /accelerated tig Musterole Works Without the : Blister—Easier, Quicker There's no sense in mixing a mess ‘ of mustard, flour and water when vou | @ an easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with.a little clean,. white 6. Be NMusterole is made of pure oi! of - muttard andwther helpful ingredients. lg in form of the present white cimtment. It takes the place of mustard plasters, and will not blister. | ~~ Musterele usually gives prompt re- \ lief from sore throat, bronchitis, ton- | silitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu. eh he, congestion, pleurisy, | : lumbago, paims and aches | ack or joints, sprains, sore dDruises, chilblainms, frosted | of the chest (it may pre- | vent peeumonia). 35eiand 65, jars and tubes, Better than a mustard pilaster | mm on'¥ wie 4 a t _ \ a iA et Aah % ~ ef the % an S 4 La . ; Tests Here With New Treatment for Diabetes Give Strong Hope No One Need Die of That Disease ~~ First Report Is Made on Experiments With In- sulin, Substance From the Pancreas Which Burns Sugar in Body. rt on the be- St. GLouis a newly ‘discovered substance treatment of diabetes d-- “the first real hope for sufferers from that c.5- was made Monday night to the ineteor l"niversity ~~ 5. by Dr. W H. profess of ci The first formal! repe ginning of the use i! insulin for the scribed as of - millions ease. Was! ciety ass clate nics in the university. and Hartmar assistant resice ian of the St. Louis Childret piiai Washington universit prepared ai has been substance is since last August ployed in 10 ad and (“hildre! The Discase and The chief facts the effects of insulin reports, were > ui cases “~? Mart three intant * at St hospitais ' Effects of Insulin. of the disease ar upo! in Diabetes is the loss of ability burn the starches and sugars which form thirds of the bodys nour- ishment it of weight. e' tities of -food |! ov lassitude and Two- ~ 7 = is nia ested 03 ios: though large QuUuUAat’- : *eai.evT%. ac akeravated cases sion and brain diabetic frequentis scribed as “a living end of the disease is death. It is ay ancient malady, long accepted as However, more than 40 vears ago oval of of ani- develop- this it Was muni! coTnia bh be sume other cause ¥ The effects upon living mum mes.” or those who long have been diabetes in severe igufferéers from , rease of form. is a tendency to in weight, decrease of lassitude and re- which a! Barnes 7 ’ ioSet mciination and incen- > ~e~e 7 - +) I ‘Py ai wi Lili : t n e€ Dt a : YT depressions Diabetics nia‘ve t.ve to an) prompted } = ‘ tT2riiy sho physical effort. have bee! _ 5 The effect a5 s “tan © 10 > ~ => i ere a > | Lemonstraryed in t "nintellis discovers preparation cre firm search men in universiti paring it and working : facts. like dosage Oy bioclogica ii iAworTaior ‘Puncture™ at Fach Administration In few ! about countr: used. the tration has twice daliy Ospita:s ? nose w his frequen: oy of been Man’ ™ ; read * not use three tions to l Shaffer IuUCcCTINEZ dosage dose meal administered travenous!' hypoderm i injectic dreadfu! SE not to be other sought adva tion of frequenc: sufferer is enabled to eat mealta da a craving diabetics None of the studs belief that insulir creases body 1t though Harti an increase in iz jon to so far supports permanentiy in- sugar the 5lerance of Dr a \ ne One Case Striking. «rh irement ma Result in of the strikine a bo 19 wears years had been going Barnes h« pital for relief from diabetes the discovery of insulin. : given to him was by regulation diet fit his sugar-burning capa- city improve under this depart . carbo hyd! ~~ - = .& = ‘ine cafe. m) ; wus — WHER AUTO GOES INTO DITCH . eee | T tn view hot 44 bred Vogelweid. 24. of - coin atrenve, a city salesman for the International Shoe Co... was killed 2° 2:30 a. m. today. when-an automo- bile in which he was riding with two companions plunged into a ditch on the Lemay Ferry road. a mile north ef Antonio. Mo.. which ts 29 miles —— of St. Levis George Myer- mick. 2328 South Thrteenth street and Harold Bailey. 2531 Universit» street. were severely itniured. The crash wast heard by rearbr residents, who righted the overturned car and took Vogelweid’s body and the injured men to Antonio. Mavyer- nick, who was driving. said he lost control going down a steep hill Vogelweid returned to St. Louts last August when discharged from the regular army after three years gervice, during which he was sta- tioned In Siberia and the Philippines. Three Persons Injured In Auto Acci- @ents Yesterday. Three persons were injared tn au- tamobile accidents yesterday. Archie Nelson. 56 years old. of 4226 Cote Brilliante avenue. drove a | raachine from a garage at 5835 DetT- Angelo Gucee Jr_ 4. of 1944 Coop- (er street. was knocked down by a machige driven by Dan Fitegerald of 5678S Page bevlevard. at Cooper (Street and Daggett avefue. and suf- ef 2125 Clifton avenue ran car” parked without lLght« dark. im front of 5100 Maaches- —— Everett Swvrers. 2°. of who accom panied numerous lacera- t*#r arenue 6°2°4 Frisco Park Adams. suffered > ~ or LION. ‘ ISITHARD FOR YOU TO KEEP WARM ? Here wraps and undefciothes won t Keep you nearly as warm as mech, red blood, firm, well- rou nded flesh and that buoyant vitality which comes from perfect hea!t GARY IN APPEAL FOR END OF 12-HOUR DAY Chairman of U. S. Steel Corpor- ation Denounces Inter-Church Report as Unfair. ty the Associated Press NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Elbert H Gary. chairman of the United States Steel Corporation, has urged his board of directors to help him has- of the industry. according ten elimination 12-hour day from the _ steel an article appearing:-ig, the New oration been spoker _ _ = _— nemora nd eee! Da De a? ‘jes ng saic wi! 2 asACU o _ . a ‘ - z " ss F = al 7 Lo ; A we ha "umber of mer - Irs e dav. Whatever further decrease he dane a” ADVERTISEMENT. SULPHUR SOOTHES UGLY, ITCHING SKI The First Application Makes Skin Cool and Comtior table you are suffering from eczema . me other torturing, embarrassi skin trouble, vou may quickly be rid of it by using Mentho-Sulphur, de clares a noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, because of its germ-destroying properties, seldom fails to quickly subdue itch ng. even of fiery eczema The frst a * application makes the skin cool and ,comfortable. Rash and blotches are healed right up. Rowles” Mentho-Su! , phur is applied like any pleasant coli ‘ream and is perfectiy harmless You ean obtain a smal! jar from any good Restores Hair Color, Yet Not a Dye Nourishine is a real tonie which feeds and nourishes the hair. thus r> stering te original whether black, brown or blond. Prevents hair from falling amd remeves dandruff No matter what rou color ave tried, Nourishine—it is in a tlass br itself One bottle usually is effective As a dandruff remover alone it is worth many times the price asked. Be gray Roglonger. Remember this is not a dye. Act teday for your hair health and regeneration. Price $1.25 per bot- tle, all drug and department stores. including Enderle Drag Co. Judge & Dolph Drag Ce, Wolff-Wison Drug i's trr . 7 i EXPLOSION OF FLASHLIGHT POWDER KILLS PHOTOGRAPHER |Man, Who Had Been Ill, Burned to Death in His Room at Mobile, Ala. the Associated Press. MOBILE, Ala.. Jan. 17.—C. T. Rod- strom, 29. a traveling photographer of Holdredge. Neb., was burned to death today by an explosion of flash- light powder in his room. County Coroner Hale has ordered an inquest to try to determine whether Rod- it Was By strom ended his own life or if due to an accidenf. Rodstrom. according to roomers at the house wherfe he died from the ex- plosion that wrecked the and damaged two others across the been ill days. Rodstrom ne left for several! “lark. a partner of ner that when ; i« t. = pow - nt of reach anrti¢e ‘ It Aids Growth! Science recognizes that the present-day method of over- refinement of foods, often strips them of essential Scott's Emulsion | of pure vitamine-bearing J ‘cod-liver oil is used effectually to add vitamine-value to the diet. Jt helps fo re- move the hindrance to growth and health. Seott & Bowne, BicorSeld, N. J. 2» Juniper Tar " COMPOUND GIVES QUICK RELIEF For Coughs, Colds, ~ Sore Throat 2 doses lic 35c a bottle at Druggists DON’T EXPERIMENT! This old reliable medicine has re- heved thousands—ir will relieve you—Try it Today. Pain Stops Instantly Every dollar on deposit in this in- stitution is under strict United States Government Sa- _pervision. The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made wm a colorless clear hauid (one drop does it!) and in thin plasters. The” action 1s the same. For Safety’s Sake © B&B 19> ‘‘Liberty Central-ize Your Savings” LIBERTY Joseph in the February - =. “cet Horlicks T~. ORIGINAL alted Mik Maeazine 10§ out Topay Extra Show at the Gayety, Saturday Billy Watson’s Beef Trust and Krousemeyer’ss Alley Recular Sat. Matimee at 2:15 Extra Show at 5:15 P.M. Reguiar Night Show at 8:15 se APEX is the only electric secton cleaner in the world w ith a dtvided nozzle by which the a] suction :s distributed evenly and *, uniformly from one end to the *\ other of its 13-inch opening or “mouth.” The APEX nozzle is. im fect.two nozzies in one. unmetched in its cleaning jency. THE APEX ELECTRI- ‘4b DisT._ co... i@t9 Pire St Phene ind ol bat rw —_ , eu a - . ¢ iron ¢ a a The city circulation of the Daily Post-Dispatch approximately equal that of the morning and one other evening newspaper COMB ae a higher-priced Reduced Io Boies, tone slight sec- ad x —s ie _ alives: 1 Tailored Vests tatlered 69 early Sprin $1.98 Pe = ; C Child’s Union Suits iren's seara. ~ abst [rien a" e193 and $1 . aiues 89c 35c Hose Women's cot- ton Hoee. black or brown: 35e ion ial... be t- Sd oft ee ie ' : 4 Apt fnest SGatice Very Seest. Sefinettes in masyr colors I Piss ™much for fne underweer, Hieemers, aprons chi dren's coem>bineties et great reductions Veloes up ** Se KHAKI TWITi—Tert J Ge Wice. yard » de ons : We SILA tT -ta. te 36 i>. asserted plain coters: vé The GINGHAM 800 yard¢ds TT 27 tech Ginghame: vralees cp te good mili leagthe, yard | Extra special Congoleum F eultable fer any reom in the aed fancy carpet designs: Owing to mill trregularities LINOLEUM * \ ° , si .
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. re yer rr * vr 7; — ~~ " Se ae eZ og , 2 é a. } ' te ‘9 : ~ “ sh Be ‘ : > yer . ( J e sa peers . Cn een ene —- oe at 7 7 : mee a> ¥ : le nf o fj : iff ¥ " oe a ‘ fy a a od j \ " a om 823 | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Seereaners: 10,000. f ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' - 9 Double Ea —_——_- COLD | Meeting Against _—— Occupation. | e | ARES A m&ss meeting of protest against ° | hte « French occupation of the Ruhr dis-' : - ap any at at ¢ nak cits tid eal Weve cal Oe The Manager of a large retail store wants a high- oot Hosiery Specials Bo A sin WAR ON SALOONS ssise"scccocastavtrg: J powered man for an assistant; experience n my : i s) L \ a nt MRR || particular line not necessary. I want a fine appear- Every Day in Our BARGAIN ANNEX! u - \@ | Prohibition Must Be Strictly En- ing, well-educated man that can organize and han- THURSDAY | : ? . atte erante Peat forced}Say$ Pennsylvania Gov- i dle a salesforce. First-class salary and wonderful Women’s $1.50 Clocked Wools, B5¢ take No. 66 night and ernor in Inaugural Address. chance for the future. Box A-158, Post-Dispatch. ‘ GES HOSIERY CO., 821 L Sty | Price Luyties’ “66"'. > oul a — KAR "? ocust tract , Luyties’ “opr.” 23 o ‘US ies = | ly Doctor Book, 72 Pages, OA HARRISBURG. Pa... Jan. 17.—In | ~_ ‘application. ~ ‘ his inaugural address’ yesterday, | ’ / -- ness, loss of weight, th : ar Gov. Gifford Pinchot devoted much : . Can be overcome with 7 attention to prohibiti d to the = é _ ue — Gives strength en " BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. Volstead law. He a ane + “=. == See ee LF ve : . — FS a ike torr. par bettie tall ls ; “GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS “The decision of the people to es- _ ) ff ? 4 fe W7, oe é } Wf yates eC 0 —P a : tablish a new order was m&de con- Oa? eal 2 Mi ohet you win ey y l¢ oe thar lob at - ; 2 ry genera! conviction exists flake Your Mirror T. eomipetitic > | Dresses’ in _All- wool serges throughout the? Commonwealt h not ; and silk lined : aa only that the Whlistead act is not en , @no er tory! iF ‘ forced, but thgt no vigorous effort : : : : : r hase away that tired, care-wor | - FURS COA I S has ever been\ made to enforce it ; : : ; : lage that greets you! Get a puiehes- priced Fur For girks; broken lots “een SORE R eeliets im nund, the : ; : ; : nk of pericct health—make es Reduced to Values to $15. Sacri people are necessarily led to conclude H . : : : - : that the law is systematically disre : : garded by those whose peculiar dut: it Is to respect or enforce it, and in consequence the general disregard for all law grows steadily worse. “Pennsylvania must either contro! ; ‘ the criminals who are openly break- | | ing the law or be controlled by them : . f . ‘sy With all good citizens I believe that arts On) ad orin anud oo of this Commonwealth is greater and . 9 pid: : £ irror smile at vy ou! Make’ é ? hiow price, ced at , te tblets is the irom tonic that | ad ing back the roses to your ch . “. d the sparkle to your cyes_ —_ T. | 1) sour, druggist cannes ’s Union Suits 30c Curtain ef °- .-.- . highest to the lowest, entire and un- i] , : ‘ ee : ‘ yercorpilt, ea | Specia!... L9C grudging obedience to the Eighteenth that is without precedent. invite ; . ate) 1m Equally for all ; :. Amendment and the Volstead law.” aon . effective 4 eT 59 “@ at Wt sorts of aches and ya P MRS. MARJORIE SCOTT KENYON | : of Rip tegult of taking coll ; GETS DIVORCE AND CHILD ||| c Py overexertion orstrain. 4 | ; Hye : = 2% to 8..... zs granted a divorce by default on the , os a ee I Pe ground of non-sSupport§ yesierday | w fh . “et ie omen’ $2 House from William: Seth Kenyon, 37. a ; ; . Le former aviator, of Hartford, Conn. - = = - Ye Slippers Ao to lar esas Tibet te, — | : as 4 #7) Soft kid 1 and % strap style; flex ee Eee eet ea ee we 3 ee | Aaa: Rs BS ee anes eee $1 49 ciciest wan airardel-tk wet - Mba EGINNING tomorrow and continuing Never in the 62 years of our merchandising By: x ett | : not acl a oY On ’ e . . . . a rete 4 7 4 | | MEN'S $4 and $5 SHOES jae gm. peas 9 toy through Friday and Saturday we invite history have we offered such super-values in Re, 1) “ | Mest are ve tack en eae Kenyon were married in St. Loui: three days’ advance inspection of the fine furniture because never before have the y | a fe ’ nee ~“ home sca - ; bec. 20, 1919, and separated in June. ; . . : - .. . eh p erally fein $2.95 1921, at San Diego, Cal. She stated countless amazing values offered in bedroom. reductions been so drastic and the prices so Rie He ey 3 : oe an aen a Ganian € ianainins amtaee living room and dining room furniture. Dur- attractive. We advise your attendance on the Ms pe + flation—54”- ; ment as a commereial aviator. it ing these three days you can stroll leisurely very first day if you would fully realize on | Fh ao? . California ata salary of $300 month- . ' ~ e.° fe . Es IUR TIMES | “woud hes Two-Pants Jersey and Taffeta Silk] ot nat a: the. expiration of six through the store and make your selections the remarkable economy opportunities pre- beter i - a months he resigned and they were . : - te \DDED TO- _ : SUITS PETTICOATS. ronnie gammy Bie galas é Sy while stocks are full-and lines unbroken. sented. Come tomorrow. es * a Boys wool mix- Innumerable attractive BS) and ae William S. Seott. of 4584 ime ° ‘ ¥ AAA, che . with beaut ful novelt) flo oi . West Pire boulevard. wtth whoni ne € —s : fm all wanted. colors: imirtes : ies ; ie atyied belted — quantity in renner and extra she and her son have lived since the “) # } ales “or pa sizes; $5.00 value separation. She stated further that eae rig pleats in back, ane 3. 08 her parents on numerous occasions # ee: * { are lined wit loaned her husband money, made aun ‘ . a . h ’ " ral £ | a. ase eed good worthless checks he had ar ‘ : Sj tee ger = | as ‘ (EEE ° sourl lable to an amount double the ek ce “a par Value of their stock was intro . oe . : , re . duced in the Legislature today by «© Jj Jide se TTTETE BLLEL geese LL Ba TAS reais eee aah a RN JAS ESN Bee ee eee eee . ae, ea Senator Whitecotton of Monrde sa a: ¥ tely equals — County i] 2 ‘ VY eq : : 4 4 -. i a BINED and — i | 59c to $1 00 Satinette | , eee } : a I finest Satine v ery finest. softest. silk- finish, ilustrous , | ‘ by more ¢ GAStise in many colors in plain or fancy weaves, used Bo fis i sre ae ie, hh for fine underwear, bloomers, house dresses, Huageiow ete ge +a : vt : | e 4 children's combination dresses, etc A wonderful sale 6128 Be rae ii: oF ; a os reductions. Values up to 98c a yara at...- Pr a hese r Easton S ce — * Bann Terd (10¢ ee... of soft, ote white ~—6©680c ee aegis if > 7 7 cotton, for comto ¢ “es . > . LK MULLA—27-1n. te , 18¢ si NET_Fine os ss018 3Q¢ Thursday and Friday 2 4k . GINGHAM—800 y 27 ana | Met. 2 varée wie: deted | pe ae ; ; a Miaehawe: 2 Rane 18c Se RIOK- —* se Idc ) Veal Breast. ° « ? Pa | Je #4 good mili tengthe; yard ait EEA no nel Veal Chops ID. C OR DAMASK —1n little “_r « 45¢ see | ene SHINOI. A / Wests mili remuante, at. 10¢ DYES — Pr OLISHER ) i, i ART TICKING——Fine yt anc Soapfiake dyes. hoan'e-wool | Leg of Veal ,» of ak : .* wand — ye ea feather- ~ 25¢ assorted . 2¢ Saiahers ; 10c 4 1b t ° on af ; . ; Raa. 3200, colors; PKS. -- ‘@ Loin of Veal. sa : a. eR, - « 4 j , fF * | F Ww; Chuck Roast, fb. .. ee Fe ' wt. — 4 17 BACON ie) ‘ - ‘ Ib. 8c Ba | i . 8 to & Ib. pieces. . * 7% | RUGS 9x12 ; HEARTS Ib ' Ac . ‘% “mpecial Congoleum Rugs; size 9x12; patterns Pp £ xrpxexs |) i 3 ae - for any room in the house; tiles, hardwood ) , , or 2 ; ° r ¥ carpet designs; sell regularly at $! 7.00. 1-Ib. bar Swift’s Yel- s ‘4 8 s ‘ : a to mill irregularities we offer them at..-.-- | lew Family Soap & "5 , *.+&% - LINOLEUM PRO-LINO Sour Pickles, full quart 96» 4 ¢e Feit L Saw t yy > - — ; ck Cork. ve Fagg a ieetr pet- 2 Pagie Stamps with 16-cunce Z s . > 4 vardsa terns; jar Del Monte Orange a Sani apecial: larly . Marmalade : : r. : ; var . : : a, Rage : a A 8 yf i
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4. “490 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Com = ical pa on ciate NO-EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTE D nee — foP the Terminal Railroad. Y* i = Gh a ageoctated Tr Killed in Coupling Engine to Train. crushed to death yesterday wane ' . 4 1 mW N. Ark.. Jan. 17.—John ; gE. Thomas Neely, #9. of 2°21 South coupling an engine to a tran nm Ee. — af ten, ) | . i 5 owens, adjudged guilty in Cir-ic¢ y Jefferson avenue, a “cut off” man} Union Station sheds. Ba ae = . | ——$——— oS , Hf : ee ge _ — SHOT, NAMES HIS + ARK-DOWNSALE| *oorico ys Tt - Aa ‘ — D SS Cef? F. inal Clean-Up! 7 » Glasses' the Face” 1 ing on Clarendon Avenue Was Result of Family Row e 3 Giuseppe Carrado, a concert tenor ) —s es ; % inown in musical circles as Signor On} eC? — Cai had engaged Sheldon who * a> a . 0 cloth Memorial for a concert Feb. : . -ine Crepe de (nine im &-. cot = Sasa ey hg ae e ma ore Special y priced far $1 00 ng fata lly nig) 0 stage - ir acted v . j h t t after me 00N and CVEF1 1 fig mnie yal Mill Wool ella Soft finish ae inl + ; 2S page Among ~ t wl choice models for [ A 5S rée 3 ‘ Ai tieg. “ —eth for inrtantis isting of serces. t is, plaids ome sf bra oughtasthesiayer. a “- . : ied wes seats Sr wee | Crea A ee ctavie percerse: | a2 mah before fad tn on ae SACRIFICED 1n our Final*‘Clean- Up Sale Tomorrow » e i a eral wee: M on - f in lengths from » * | spe the way to the citys yard, Very epecia! ' nA - mor! ~ TT) .% up fron told a polucema 36-inch Pon 1 25C 8c value Pongte in silk and linie 2 in the hatwura ony, draperies and dresses Fiocor.’ Thureday on ys Children’s Union Suits weate is held as a witness for the Coroner. o so! ed va pes uP to $i.of ages . WU i a , an net BLebe q C71! rT RiaZsviv : ol $ e co wae Theres 69S Oe Gc TSCI gs coi ot ' vot nae Se reli celiar. in ' ; aie ’ to -- } la : eeee tf } UNION SUITS gray and tae . Tm ico ~ — = > L a = “er @ Wemens fleece lined Un . “ the non i ent. mer! band top $1.25 or lone siceves @Qel over fw eaters Short]: fore & o'clo heard Cho i knee oF ankie jen: Specia veur Gheice at mot that sounded , red 3 f f HZATHER WOOL HOSE ee ee eS Unrestricted t 69c Women’s Heather Woo! Hose. reg i7c 69c ————— } running east * Several more shots were fred r . we . nu a t $1 S U 4 the men turned north in Clar- | $3 Stipover Sweaters ressing Sacques | f°’: e All-woot” Bl! good shades and Assorted light and dark pat- Brother-in-Law Named. sisea, belts comes. Sises oF ts “In front of $18 Clarendon | and | } 53 Special (Second C Carrado tring om the sidewalk . E2~ [=P to $12 Sizes 2 to 12 AN oops gem a 2 Lid : > / BS) he . a FE | b nerent: not many of any one ee a ES - M aterial s N , 2 , ag EAA; 4 & or a reasona I did mot know Palazzolo $7 | yi : Sa .* f St. Louis x if I wel Acct it “peertin | j ia ' a 3 ‘ afte assured 0 A SERGE MIDDIES = ff © wows beve warned Carrado Chiffon Velvets Laces Georgette . \ JEBEL VEEN AM WRB Glasses and eyesight Patreiman Roberson. who reached Girls’ navy Serge Miéé@ies. woo! mir- | ae ai 2 % . - | | F ; ™ lmrge 7S. ° CarrTa shortiv after the latter fel) A, } C/ h d \ ) . = j. a . : wie - reported that Carrado told kU €T 4 or an 4 ¢ft | , ) tt ) a\euis oe Pi value your eyes. and “Nick” had shot him, and that later | et z Lt 4 Po Oy . ¥ eg! while in the ambulance, Carrado Flat Crepe Roshanara > bring your ey ass f said that “Nick” wae his brother-in- z expert ienced techni 1 : law. Meatelasse Combinations Rer. Alfred R. Atwood of 52712 Kensington arenue. superintendent P : T 7] T. of the Missouri Congregational Con- o1ret SOF 4 5 affeta ference, heard a shot and looking from a front window of his home Crepe Romaine Saw two men running east from ‘he firection of the Bommarito home Cantons Chiffon Later he heard four or flre more shots Dies in Ambulance. Carrado, who was wounded in the neck. chin, forehead and back. b« came unconscious itn the ambulance and was dead when the city hosnita a | Cane sei reached He had previousiy g:v- “ Styles to please almost every taste—graceful drapes, irregu- . 37-imeh width. t red. mperted white china Vases ‘Ba- em tne patrolman $100 in travrele ; : ; eens. Specially ae tec ae ith tines cemmche Shon oe “te lar skirt lengths, pleated panels, quaint basques, overskirts, 7 ches oa ~~ — . = c : >. | Dressing Sacques . States nine months ago. ink Mine Sp enamine’ te: eee - Wereen's aa. Dress ng Ta -- . cox - _ Joseph ‘ atalino of 143? North ’ a> ‘lig of ‘he crim mm ngs bead : -- fea*ure a a Nineteenth street, Bommarito’s sor - i: oa Gee teen « & ae . & “Ss. a ~~ _-. - . . Petticoats 35¢ ; 59c im- law and James Ventimiglia of 1005 ine Manda eniex®ah thalta “att. the Bommarito home at the time of the shooting. also are held es Coro- pers witnesses. . ne Black Navy Brown PRAISE OF CATTLE TEST LAW , eee ree BY WILSON, NOT MORRISON and the pastel shades are well represented. > an . Fest-Dispatch yesterday concerning oppesition in the Legislature to fhe law requiring tuberculin tests of car- tie. Represenmtatire Morrison of Sul- van Countr. author of the bill te repeal the law. was misquoted ¢ v = > 7 “ After a quotation explaining kis reasons for opposing the law. Merri. som was further made to tel! of the benefits of the law and (6 Sfailee [+ rt chir This latter portien of the pub. ished interview should have beer attributed te Dr. H. A. Wilson. State Veterinarian. 4 GURAHASI S ¥ b4 — saree Lemon Cocoa} a ce an ‘ i se 6 i Pal Th 4 Z - ‘ © rs 7 . » J o : : | ms . hy J 4 os « * t . J rr + ~ x % f : $e ~ g / ax 4 = at Soar "é€ ‘ sy AE hPL p 7 - . a » r be Maps. 0 ekg heen. h y Ye eee | 4 yee, SN 1. a ae : : ‘ é gee’ a ee ee a . ae & noe ie ak oy aR NS ba Ta Ihnely: Pad oe TaN Dish Mi ° : a 3 ey nN te Pie, Pd a dis « eal eae Reet ey ; wa oe , ‘ cous ees meee “Ss ee ate y 3 : ae 7 ip as . r j s a ‘4 Pape oh ye. ere oe oat ¥ % ‘, 2 NY ni Hai ee oe » 2). Sale , A iy x ; eth) r 2 tae iene Ps , _ * . we + , % \ sat is Pm ny at by a al > hia > - ° : ye 7 » * ae I ete _ neiss *? ~ . 42 Bees . = . 7 - » ¥ <i $ oi ; dey J : Pe - ey . See Pe < = ‘aa eo NE! ie " . oom z ‘ : - £ mPa be Seok . gh) wt bans reer fe » - = af eee SAEs diag! Sane aL ep eS ook ae a pe ne athe ; ol th. a hae - : an $21 . by SR ae che P Oe
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a A | 7 % : ) Ties T : : : x ’ ; JANUARY 1, a. JAN 1933 he City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Ster'and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH: H. ' = ——? “ went to Die for Murder. | cuit Court’ here of the m ) } Ww ~ = urder of | . ) | ; Hugh ie gen hes buildings Gof é Rock Hill j -ollege, a 000. The buildings contained the /} ualties. he students and f eulty | rether Felician resident of the i versit at in _ un | /Catholic institution at lliett City, | college dormitory, housing 1590 stu-/|were given shelter for the night In- institution, announce that effurts buildin f the ‘ _ wher } ” \Sentenced yesterday by J IN, Ark., Jan. 17.—John},. : : y Judge Ben L . = ae | All (ve fa. cleat oa 4, ae dents, administration offices, chapel|the Elliott City courthouse or at! would be made to have the students /construction near Washisigton, could nated a 00.- | - | : ; Pint | --} and gymnasium. There were no cas | homes of residents. | finish their term at Catholic Uni-| be completed. , NS OO KS Cae | M PORT. XN — | si " a rs 7 “ = = COUNTY ELECTIONS | yore wesc ones g SSID N. Sixth St. ag Te ee 3 | You will be amaze@-when | | .Every Sale Final. ue B: you see our window display of | | No Exchanges. No Reft i-Partisan Committee Says | these Dresses at $13.75. / 4 Come Early! Evidence of Fraud and | a so c | | af raat ~ Sale of Dresses — Polls Is Abundant. | A Remarkable Value-Giving Dress Event. 458 Beautiful New Street, | Business, Afternoon and Evening Dresses, at Some of the Greatest Savings of the Entire Season!! . ° ™ - = a Just MNase, 458 beautiful Indeed, so unusual are these : 2s es ie binartionn a ile mes 4 new, this-season’s Dresses in | Dresses that we confidently ex-- c- . ara ons — ’ “9 a ee . ’ : . . - “ool ee: ai aie igi siniiliahaben amills - eas 7 ’ the lot, every one a model of pect most if not all of them will My. fetne, $ Ne Bitions iw mt. Lauis Geunty, yester- iS. unusual distinction and made be sold before closing hour to- able and > See oe day made a report on its inquiry y _ of the finest quality materials morrow. For this reason we Ee See CR aA GSP LESS oh UEP iad : . and workmanship. Styles in advise early shopping for your “the so-called recount of the ballots! ; the lot to fill every need, first choice. r recently held under the supervision | % ) — = _ 9 of County Clerk,” Wil-| . | Vs A ; | $3 $2 $ D0 $20 D ‘s / ctua Do, P20, P2200, resses Vj PAN arr oes j - Isbell to death in the .j adjudged guilty in Cir-/| chair March 16. acta | Ss. apy ELIMINATION OF BSc: § BOSS.CONTROL URGED | ‘Registration Law With Ap: | pointment of Honest and > ee eee en ate Se Fearless Commissioners Viewed as Remedy. the former liam Seibel. The recount, as announced Dec. DF 2 30, indicated the defeat of two of Pe the Clean Election League candi- a eee dalies who were elected on the face | : of the official returns, these being. Adam Henry Jones as Prosecuting | Attorney and Edward Tiffin as) County Clerk, and the election of | the Republican machine candidates for those offices, Fred Mueller and Walter Miller. Seibel, as ‘(County |! |, Clerk, completed the recount = justi before he retired from office. ‘The matter is now in the hands of the ' Circuit Court, and Jones and Tifiin are holding the offices until a d2-| termination shall be reached. Report of the Commitee. The bipartisan committee, in _ its ; _ i a ae report, states: Whether your needs ~ - STYLES ' { i. a . . dw Minn Sdrvice. Jreport, states: ‘ fs : e expert oe e ice 1S aC=- That elections in St. Louis Coun- M A T EK R | A LS are’ for Sitk Dresses, * ESE, ; d hi hl di d ¢ bl ty have been practically controlled as ers ra 4 rate an I in recent years by a combination ? Clioth Dresses, or botn, ; wr i g y epen a e. of corrupt politicians and law (‘anton ( repe this complete assort- Ta ffeta ment will posta every Pp Sy 4 Twill requirement. Smart, Models Ole chic creations for 12.. : 11: Circular Skirts / | | ! | Lace migastys esd apa adh: oi Beaded Models | ! | ! | a Sly x ieee - / é ae ” PH « - a\ evs ee PR ete a OE sete te oe Straizhtlines Bouffant breakers For a reasonable charge you sg GREE election frauds and ballot tamper- T assured of the very best in ' ing at the polls andgotherwise; That the recent so-called re- SSCs and eyesight protection. If you count was conducted in a manne: that, to say the least of it, was ar your eyes and your vision you will © bitrary ana unfair: That the whole election Situa- ils your eveglass problems td our long- tion in St. Louis County is bad— , ' . i; = ' bad beyond belief or compreher- . t SIZES enced ‘technicians at one of our 3 sion of the average citizen who ’ 40K has had no opportunity to wet a For Women, Misses & Juniors iu close-up view of it; : —14 to 44. ° Causes of Situation. That the situation is due to the following causes: ' ‘i ee A - : wel: ———————— ‘ray Ty 7 \ } oo 1. Boss control —— STEWART’S, 415 N. 6th St. 2 Proximity to the city of St. Ce . | models for evening and ‘TP ’ : reorgette theater, and many serv- Embroidered Silk Braided or Satin-aced icable Cloth Dresses for business or general (' anton ie wear. The newest trim- : : : 7 Printed Crepe ming arrangements 2 Ribbon | z COLORS Velvet and tailored designs ‘| rimmed Black Navy Gray Fan are included. L—-—-—-— = — —J Lanvin Green Brown. Louis creating metropolitan elec- tion’ conditions with only the ma- chinery provided for in rural com- munities with which to handle | elections, resulting in unlimited ee 3o—STORES IN ALL—3 | opportunity for fraud at every | you OVE my Son step in the process of the election of a public official: | Clogged up Kidney 513 Olive Street That this condition can only be | ° °° + ay Oper ( , | eorrected by the following means: | m2 e 1] | } ate ou! Nf Dissolved and the Toxi ¥ on | \,\ Completely Driven Ou & i 4 dast East ef Sixth 1. The elimination of boss con- ~ Told to Guarantee it very stance, | . . . | | Washincton Ave. - Grand and Washingeton = ‘°!. dt Bes |y) | Be Dees West of Screnth , KMamboldt Building gt Lis Sie adoption by the General | Thus pleads the father. It is much to ask of Violetta, who has fourtd, in = We - Fn weak docket |} Assy SS An BAQQENe eee) Alfred’s true love a refuge from her careless past. How shall she decide: “s . \ Hit vebde ane ae west ae — healt’ of your kidneys, ea ryamtever de, don't neglect them.” ' 5 peo appointment of compe- | Shall she send away the only man she has ever really loved, and ge ees the " : 3. ‘ | . : > : man —— be . r. Catfeys famous Prescription Ne tent, fearless and honest election | only genuine happiness she has ever known? That is but one of the y oa with amgrting sor. frei a idliaes a 5. The awakening of an indit- : ‘ . h sediment or highly co : py | assing tunefulness. The — ing, irritability with loss of ferent electorate to its duty to go A dramatic story, wedded _to music of surp other tendency te Bright's GREAT CUT PRICE SALE to the polls and vote. greatest voices known to music have imperishably recorded the wonderful Sores on Geom tcc oe , ~~ . . “‘. ; . “ . : of New, Slightly Used. Shop- For Inquiry by Legislature. | melodies of this famous opera in the following: } . - se of this wonderful obtainable in both? worn and Second H an d The committee also indorsed thes : , Upright, Grand and Player proposal of the representative § in ; Victor Records of La Traviata / (f , aperere: edn a. 4 ‘wil i the Legiglature from he Second » 2 ’ ¥ é Libiam nei lieti calici (A bumper we'll drain)....Caruso, Gluck and Chorus “4 Wi ! stealthily and | District of St. Louis Co@nty, Mrs. Xl. T a T. Smith, for the appointment ef A fors e lui (The one of whom I dreamed) G oh Gurei ) id If you even suspect that ‘an investigating committee by the Sempre libera (I'll fulfill the round of pleasure) M a velli | ve ji fee a iener eee. do * |General Assembly, with’ power to Dei miei bollenti spiriti Nag» on of my eae oo Pat A pe de r poe | R a ' & Dolph Drug “gg oll | Dite alla giovine (Say to thy daughter - i | Ss 70... . (Say Galli-Curci and de Luca = | ’ they : A ‘d ? . . . . make a thorough investigation of the ' 4 mponete ew command me ‘ , a Galli-Curc! doe sa Ap a eopoctally yee for quick sale. Starck, Steinway, ‘last primary and general elections : — Roba, ngsbury, ePhail, Smith & Barnes, etc. and of the recount recently made. Addio del passato (Farewell to the Pe eet BEES | Arthur V. Lashly is chairman of Parigi o cara (Far from gay Paris) Pee Ser we mane r a “aa -e : , 7 . : . - | ” °* aie oe tgs aang ay Friday night the San Carlo Opera Company presents “Otello.” Verdi's 3 most remarkable opera, which is based on Shakespear's drama of the same |Mre. Walter Billups, George Barnett, | , 4 ; £ thi J Porter Henry. Robert Powell, Mrs. name. Only on Victor Records can you hear the entrancing music of tnis & L. P. Wingert, J. E. Hereford, Luther | opera perfectly rendered by supreme artists. |T. Ward and E. T. Smith. | ea a | Victor Records of Otello 130 STUDENTS ROUTED BY FIRE Brandisi—“Inaffial ’ugola” (Drinking Song) as i @ oe a re | Credo (lIago’s Creed) . “No Casualties in $300,000 Blaze at_ ce aus pitcltons sddio (Now forever farewell) The Victrola | : By the PD Wy = nga Era la notte (Cassio’s Dream) . Book of the Opera “RALTIMORE, Jan. 17.—The :nain| Si pel ciel (We — acy he ae to and earth) _ x . i . 74 No ft ies. T * : Bly-Moss Furniture Co. Hunleth Music Co Piesse Weclaninie of a setien he next will Upright and Player-Piance 10¢ OUT TODAY 4115 Manchester 516 Locust St. _— : . —s- sl a — = eos ~~ “ Fa - : : F J y % * : >. 7 ° . > . » » See ° 7 4 7 5 a > Cg ne 4 , e . aie ri ee. ie - d a : = - a rie See ite ie are ie ‘ htt an od oa ee e: 1. — ‘ 2 Pr os a ° : » a i ee : = 7 e ; a aciek Pe at ae ee 5 q > aaah ee Ant ht deol . a 4 aes 4 . > cat - S 85 ee Soe 5 Si f ee eee %M 6 Pee eS | AS Ce Chae Bs BE RET PO Ma Set gs “ee Ss A ed ee © SO > eS APR | 5 ae on eis” Se “a - De ; - - * ia Avie; ea as a ee yard, ge E> 7 4) A ae “Dan tet Way ALS ‘a ot ie } *. ak. ite z a rr ee - ee del oe an } > Phar or. 2! , 2 es let oa : ~~ a St Sc) i 7 Y: elie > a : ¥ . sed ss : a tee et ee ee oi Cy: Sa eee I ein Se USE AG ee eee oe a eae : hy ee = 15 a Shes i ee, ae ; : ‘ - f sew . . . 2) al ee hl > * 1 ar , 9 2 > eee od a ei et ap ey dip Ts vo i . a ae Ot . r es + # *, + . . vw } A . i bean > Sys Pp oe ere 2 ar i: ie ee — a s at De EE i | iy ae a ode ” = ee { re ad * > _ - -, ee ah wee ee eS “ , oe ra 5 ne - iis 2 " i he & 7 ¥ , A . 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te Fo Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ~see SWPP eeeeeeeeeewe ties 12 2 _=Stt0us ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily vwewteuweewwreunsweuseuwee ———— ee = - we 7eeewee Ws rt ere nn snd eres sens SEE OUR OTHER ANNQUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 13 & 14 $2.50 Wool V BLIND PENSION AND ; » . > : ~ * —_ Sp Soc Ginghams @ All-wool Velour, # imehen ~ LEBISLATIVE GLEN € 50 Fees of foe ot = a ; zh. sephyr Ginghams, in a variety e desired shades; suitable: 1 | ne | | @ Remarkable selection is in - 5540 blind now..on the ro Sg this special group which in- $3.69 Black Canton Crepe $2.25 Crepe de C e ; All-Silk Canton Crepe, in soft endid weight, rich | State Auditor as gligible for this as- : | i eludes jaunty close- fitting lent take Pe crepe ae _ sistance. : Approximataly $1,107,000 was col- hats, attractive pokes, off- ; | ee ee eee Srey Sigg: - Gay at, ¥é. ties; 40-in. width; ya... lected from _@ blind pension tax of the-face models, entbroidered c Again Thursday There Will Be Unusual Choice in 3 $1.98 Lining Satin $1.98 Black T, : - (i Babel _— and flower-trimmed shapes | In edark color brocaded pat- | 1922 and Pp in the blind pension | isin and newest effects for ma- tern: unusually a and dur- New raven-black fund. but on¥P $750,009 of that sum Ap : | out to blind pension- | ; trons. : able. with ce beck; suita- | feta: ner epeiegr | See ce savas | Soc ae |e ls ation. Gov. Hyde : . } t) F ? ela : =} ; i . 2 d Se i muti s - = ome ls peee aera. Hats of ribbed visca braid, Milan and Taff $3.00 ee erent ki combinations, satin and straw effec fs ai : =i Rich. soft satin-finish Charmeuse in a per- purpose of $2750.- . 3 Saat = f ad that he believed it models of silk hair cloth. Fourth Floor = —Featuring the F ollowing Remarkably Special Groups— - i ee ee poner on the yo Se to Schools. a nececiinies Spa ahee en S | ae the underestimates Fe . : : veto, about $352.- : : F Women’ Ss and Misses’ Women’s and Misses’ im the pension funds. Misses’ and Small Women’s : | # Plain Stylepointe” mot be paid out to | COATS COATS if Se | + Silkk, ecole satin’ Ouse Dresses | onsinay sso $49 ovina $7050 “68 law ~ : ae disposition of bal-— Origi $3 $5 Sy F in the pension fund | nally 95 to 95 —o Coats and Wraps of Velour, Pandora,> Caete Che oi Uinta ; i f | year. ) SF: incianna and other weares: blouse, ee er — & ~~ : ppeviaas that these ie Special $ 50 fa raped, wrap and belted styles, many tyle and of elegant materials; many mod- : Excellent _ "a ae trimmed th for and rich embroidery; els embellished with fur and attracti- : Value at “ -—~ees SLA A he ta Ge, ee a ee ee ee es Se eee TAI Ale LE AA OS TOG AN ANT OE ET Ta Cp a Ne tte es Se. Wen i ee ee _ ~. = e 3 . . . . . oe SE EE oe OR ee GD Eg Oe ee. 8 : rn a 4 . = ae ¥s = = : =, - : . ei oe ter > 4 7 ~~ Fs ? + r =r? . vs 4 . "A =-- a - at FS re cal - ” - _ ’ 4 ee rs a . > . > 7 ye . ~- —_ = .2¢ . an ‘. = X wit ._- i= . = i eneee cata @Dresses of excellent ginghams—of “Mina © Biack hose of pure thread silk, with the . Some Es : ee WE He EES EE " POS 7 ae -: he to provide the funds Taylor” and other well-known makes. : : , r , ae “slenderizin heel which gives such a the pensions. are in belted styles, others have paneled ie Women's and Misses ALL FURS =. Women’s and Misses arr » fF . eT ie “" Children’s 50c and 60c | as ey | did Shirt values. , Tailored of woven, Jacquard, and not be o¥erlooked by economical men. ast Underwear i corded madras in a large variety of hairline, pin and Men’ irts a 'rawers of white cotton ! . a ; : : ; ; .40 erett ippers v ao ee | four line stripes. In many pleasing color combinations. en's $1 Felt Ev Sh ! : Z - \ group that arrived too late fer the holiday business. : soft fleece finish. Broken sizes. “3¢ ; Cc All sizes from 14 to 17. Shirt meeiis for several months felt Everetts, with stitchdewn leather soles. : All sizes © to ri. Se: & e fig Third Fleer | : ‘ ; > to come should be anticipated while such excellent sav- ings can be effected. ’ Main Fleer i ah g ; Seman of Rell.- the Rev. William Germany. Par- T hursday—2000 Women’s —= —— — = = —-s ——_ 3 | Phiadien-trliad Samples of fe. Smart Handbags * i ot ae a *¥. b a oa ke M >) be, i. va 1 4 . f eee. e- : 7 5 late: ia. and with rat . .Cearice Cara- ng now t larer Car A. er ‘ . — vanilla-nut, 9 | , 3g hg rtar- « covered with choco- chocolate and choco- a - i — ~~ = speciai Thursdar, pound Main Fb leer ee Si ea Ruts; nner De,? »? . pps. ann Ss, unwrapped. late coating. late mut Caramels. Stee seentant-ne Ss eee en a @Lamps with metal | 40¢ Chocolate-C« ev aied € Cc aoeeaibina 3 SOc Milk-c heosinte Caramels base in polychrome and Dex ‘weniatiee Mike aoitains finish. with push- hae teat or ees ihn ges els, with sweet chocolate coat- j A very delectable eweet that invariably pleases. ©f- tion sock®t and at- Special Thursday. a an eee tractive shade of heavy Rides frosted glass, decorated with <) eed Wyandotte Caramels and Whirls i = made with a mougat center and covered with a de- ” Del Night Lamps . “ous vanilla and chocolate caramel Figure in wax finish. with white or auburn hair. at- Regularly 56c. special at. tb.. Ser $75 75° | ‘ Gee eeeket. Gpecial at ... nn. ~~ .clucce.e. “4 VAAAIAMAAN TVVTTTYTTrTrTrT?
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JANUARY in, 3928. Wool Velour vool Velour, # inches ) inc hes wide. 2.25 Crepe de Chine fendid weight, rich black, Crepe de Chine with erx- ein. width: yd...91 88 1.98 Black Taffeta WwW raven-black chiffon Tar. quality: @ weave; Nard ; Thorsday|at, yd.. meuse neure in exceilent firm, $1.59 per- a : Third Ficor lied mar... $2.25 e Main Fileor _ tring of , , Slippers b@ .47 tt Slippers holiday business. Gray 8s. ae 97¢ Secend Fleer r Samples of of Electric Suction samples but all are in m, specially priced — City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Conibined by Approximately 40,000. et a eee RL ee ape PT pre: é KP « ae a an ae! s _ « will pay you to be gre when the selling arts at 9 A. M. » oO ie) . ? v a f SEE OUR OTHER’ ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 12 AND 14. OUS-B We ( 3 ive Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books f or $2 ieGek 2 30S] Largest Distributors of Merchandise a or $2.90 im Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. | | ba In the Basement Economy Store Tomorrow— , 24,000 Apron Dresse AS he it: *. . ra be 4% a wy ‘| be | suet ed | When you see these | pretty Apron Dresses | you will want a dozen > Ming =P ; re The “Happy Home” label in these Dresses as- | : * | | sures you of dependable materials, supevior (m) ae workmanship and entire satisfaction. -Choice (G) of sixteen youthful models—exactly as pictured. Every Dress is cut plenty full and is splendidly b.. finished. » Tonight Only = — Call Olive’ 5900—Central 7900 — a For the convenience of customers who will — T . to attend this sale t - we will accept phone or- | d y rae oniant tedan'® me Gi ihe of the Models, Extra 4 Arrange : colors and size desired. . Space 3 ad ; >i 4% on Tables a No Phone Orders Thursday = a ° hy ail he i aa! acce | ders for these ae According \ A prons oa Teucaaa ae pee y cmgesct ; a if you cant S sae j Y . come downtown tomorrow. ! a es e a a to Sizes : a3 people i Mail Orders __ nan —will be filled promptly. Be sure to state size, color 3 { ees and model wanted. We reserve the right to substitute . | ~ a if mode! ordered is sold out. ‘ —_ e ' on sae aden ciate tan iti uaa naar ' , “: a i a ? Q : wy: ; , ee oe Ry oa * Pace dae . , = ie es R ws ~ Soiree eT ee me 2 : z eae bi 2 - = : : a 2 : eh 5 aa 3 % : sa ‘ 15 3 ; 7 } Aee : yom <4 ae © ene vu ts “ ; rox Bey ; se - : ¢ * poy 3 + ae 3, . . . in . , ‘ Zz is i : aa’ 1 a : Mey “3 eis. a eae “ee 1a =e Re » Pe | *, S18 eA v _ fn ox . Bic pe ae i on re rie a | nee — hea . at’ soc ~~ yes hole * Fs \* ee < oA . i ler es Pm. 5° ie y, ae
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~ t Fy > yx ~ yy ' er ry in ‘ * f . a> f é ‘ ? a '] qe Y ve B hy he » = = ~~ s ) oe ¥ wie ; Bas % rs m » > a3 ‘ m ¢ z ; , ‘ 4: ry “™ Ay Me vie P v > \ a 2 9 Ve ~ A* ae ‘ ' . . . . ~ j a ¥ a t a . ue ‘ys A te ore " ¥ ‘> re ; : ‘ te ’ ‘ fhe Blt vat vy : wy RRR » a De es ~ = > - 1» 2 = * i ta by 5 ) $5" ; wr Ae SS > aa 3$ _ ~~ - 15 Tc bte Sete, $32 ) Suites finished im mahogany and up- im attractive velour. Consist of daven- opens into full size bed, chair and rock- diy made. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in ‘Cash or S2. W in Merchandise—-Few Restricted Articles Excepted. ur Fepril urchases of high-grace Furniture 1nd months of preparation, make this Sale varied and every piece and suite is of splendid désign and substantial construction. SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 12 AND 13. — — —_-—— ce ea ee Largest Distributors of Merchandise eee =- The Annual Event Awaited by Thrifty Householders Begins Thursday With Values Extraordinary— ay i niture Sa extremely important to all who would beautify their home at remarkable savings. Assortments are very Furniture will be held a reasonable time for delivery and deferred payments may be arranged, if ¢ Three-Piec ce Mohair Suites — Value = $295 if Desired (2 \ : Beautifully Finished | Pieces Sold Separately, Handsome. well-built Suites consisting of large Hprort, Binee ‘ chair—all " 1 4 ‘> ee a - : ; si " . . : * : % ota . " ” irved ( pippend he hases, everstumed 2} monalr and With @utside: packs covered . +] . . ' . oy 7 . } . 4 } a ‘2% . , . . , .*% \ tial , * ial wt. \lade ites e*—e*lis plenii sf \ if ‘ see ~ 7 ei tii ~ MBELe Tassels ~ livé ~ That wii! aad mueh to’ the heauty and eeodhiiee TT Cf) Vater hone. 10 Pieces in All Pieces Soid Separately, if Desired Beautiful Suites of ‘vrand Rapids make. stvle of shaded walnut: hile, five chairs and one in demand and a ltalian serving ta- that is verv much Im dignined a inet. ‘* OST ructed . bb-ineh buffet. A tv} Spec 12] = role ndidly oblong dining table china 14 >I > ._* . armchair with PApestr Seats. pe of Suite mest remiarkahle value at this vers price at Retail in Missouri and the West. $8 End Tables’ : , > i ie Rat 2 dR be Seri - ta oh oe Oe = ; WS z i oat =——= “he ‘Se 4 ~ @ Attractive End Tables in half- q | finished in mahogany and suitable for aan TWO. . side chair. davenport. or in various odd corners Spec la! me". 5 Pv ———————— $e LR gyn S Siti Merely “ o ae for i, seta and in No Sense ? associa (ed Press. GTON, Jan. 17.—The sug-| Repara-. oe . nment for settlement of as | aeations problem, was said by a Hughes last night to be! more than “a purely per- memorandum prepared by: at the request of commission | and in no sense “embodying | for the settierment of repara-| | “ma formal statement yesterday, ; , peared to clear away many) sad features of recent Paris} on the subject, Hughes re- that neither Borden. as. un-} ‘American observer, nor any- else had been authorized to pre- oa the Government any settle-. = a F a zhes Statement. 3 text of the Secretary's state- _— oe sent follows: . | attention of the Department | ¥ [ State having been called to the) | from Paris with regard to = ‘American reparations pien,” made he staterment: : Th Department reiterates its that neither the Secre-/ nor anrone tn behalf of the | ment has approved any plan submission to the Reparations a iesion or has authorized any | for submission. The depart-/| ¢ has been at a loss to account yi the reports from Paris, but from’ * eday’s dispatches it weuld seem | reference is made to a memo- ‘ um which had been sent to the, $800 Dining-Room 66-inch buf- c hina arm chair. \ieacnive earved Suites eon sisting of ening to 40x106 : eabinet. sorving table. hive ehairs and | inches, received about Dec. 1. This ndum, however. was not in | sense a pian for the settiement | es age reparations nor was it authorized — the department. the department: ae ““While ordinarily ih not think it necessarr to reer} ). the memorandum. so much has) in the press which ‘s likely | give rise to misapprehension that $400 Dining-Room Valnut Dining Suites of beautiful desien: oblong $ following explanation of the mat- ng table. 66 ) buffet. china cabinet with is made: en «doors, serving table. five chairs and one 7 “R appears that on Nov. i3 Mr. | had been requested by one ion to draft, as a pureiy = JE | er suggestion, a proposed let- and apparently regarded: m as a proposal by the Ameri-' members of the Reparations ly about Nov. 1 and had '¢ mts LXPLANATION 10 POPE sone d Prelate Participated in an Illegal $3 50 Dining-Room Suite Religious Ceremony. | Walnut Dr Pins “IIles with dull finis! S oblong $: | the Associaicd P- ese. dining — 60-inch we hes china lech teal serving MEXICO CITT Jan. 17.—Fereign | table. five airs and 1 arm chair with blue leather - > ee a an explanaiion of President ‘s action im expelling Maer. on in an alleged iiegal re- “The inviolability of the Constitu- | . wal antecédents regarding re- + SapeE | Sctivity’ in national politica’ : *mewmage to Rome, said. “place the in the pdinfc! position of his resolution with re- © Pe ae ~ — e ~ $275 Bedroom Suite ME politically. even contrary te precepis. Said to Havel Pani has cabled Cardinal : the Papal Secretary of] | | = Pili the Apostolic Delegate for }" the publie tranquillity and his- |! to Mgr. Filippi. under whose @1-? the clerical elements were cr- |" and whose par-/] in recent prohibited out-}) Tudor Walnut Suites of excellent construe- tion with walnut veneer finish: bow-end bed, al “An Seis Obey Laws.” dresser, chifforette and vanity dresser: a communication : its laws.” : ; | : ; ece e m uites. | ——de we aR . my iP | ‘ 4 . tion for renight, when “he | — @ | = waves the city. = «Jee a “ = of Mexicans gathered out- e . = a = resicence of Mer. Fuippi. Sas Pe TS Cet $485 Vales Dastproof : } $ - to attest their f a SGP — . ww : a ~ : ; pis ~~ > “4 g Bt * a a &. : ; - F Se ai « : for —— at a : 3 : erm pathy for him. Mgr c | maaan | eR 5! : we a Construction ; = 3 = BS > eS m + declined 10. : ae SS ae = ne | 385 Bedroom Suites Pieces Sold Separately, if Desined $ 500 Be sheen 0 S ite: Sr oe ae with solid mahogany ‘drawer sides $ Attractive Suites in the popular Queen Anne stv le. splendidly constructed and w ith m ul the “‘yimpathy of the senders. ; bow-end bed. 48-inch dresser. ehif- dull — walnat or mahogany finish: with drawer linings of lr Two-tened walnut Bedre ~ by the Gemonstrations _Yanity dresser. chair, robker. bench bed. hd genuine walnut: bow-end aah ee die ee : Sy Seemer, dene ~-inech dresser, chifforobe and Jarge vanity dresser. —Sultes that you will instantly drawer lining; bow-end bed, 50-inch dresser. chiffo- Catholic population of the vig eile are not often obtainable at this attractive price. a = a ye — suppreet eonstrue- % : oe fe aver ite ec id separately. if desi e. | Soe . £: sae ata sr by appearing betore the mn om prelate in person Overstuff i . = - : , ‘se him greetings by t x : ed Chairs Library Tables Fiber Rockers Day-Beds Day-Bed : — ; : $40 oe $28 Valae—Special $24 Value—Special | , : : $2928 . ~ cackh $55 Value—Special a = 30 ° ms = Hyteg-reem Tables tn Tudor design. ** Rr someon Ae of bidck «-
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nd Tables | Tables in half-round style: fany and sultabte for use bei rt, l at t — a “lek pnts are very ye arranged, Om inch buf. hes, china rm chair. extensive if Gosireay Suites $45 OF om 1; oblong net with and one Suites | 298 0m oblong serving leather Suites 45 be sit tar" ae os vidi i: - 3 creeetigecessarzeses: sgt: thes I a PoE PE Ke ee. ear: see FE re ee ’ co i be & . ct. pete ee ee i a airs “~ g eee ae ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANU ARY 17, 192 3. PAGES 15—18 SHES EXPLAINS BOYDEN TANGLE ON REPARATIONS ed Plan Merely “Purely Personal” Me idum and in No Sense an American Scheme y Fe eas a... 4, oar me gore than : * D -» ng features of recent Paris | 2 z » @ attention of the Department erican reparations plan,’ P Gnrone in oe er psubmission. =P "ay & @ vw bo Crry, Jan. 17. a’ f @ction in expelling Mar. > ° t. Filippi, under whose ¢i- fabcicalts elements were cr- = = must Obey Laws.” ” iss fat the request of commission -é as ¥ ; ~ for Payments, ‘Secretary Says. ——_ Sa > ED ter to be sent by the Reparations Commission to the German Govern- | Repara-| ment on lines he ‘had informally in- jon py Roland W./ dicated. ,This Mr. Boyden did in the | - apparently regarded | memorandum in question, which he a proposal by the Ameri- gave as a draft to one of the mem- ment for settlement of | bers of the Reparations Commission. jons problem, was said by General Consideration Only. Hughes aw cn 7g Ell Be Chis memorandum, so far ag the , -pariment has been advised. con- norandum prepared by) tained no plan for th | @ settlement of fino sense “embodying |,eDATations. no suggestion as to tlement of repara- | er of pay- the set ments. It dealt with general consid- erations as to the necessity of es- | tablish ing confidence and especially | of the importance of the attitude of the German Government in express- ng Germany’s nationai will for |peace. This memorandum was pre- pared and submitted by Mr. Boyden as a personal matter and without consultation with the department. | When its text was suosequently re- /ceived by the department. it was not. regarded as a plan for the settle- ment of reparations question with any action whatever on the depart- the;ment. It was deemed to be a per- sonal memorandum, which Mr. Boy- den had already submitted to one of the members of the commission. of a general nature and which mere- ily emphasized some of the funda- menetal considerations which deemed to be pertinent to tion in a large way. Slichtly Revised. “The department heard further about the submission memorandum until Jan. 13, when it received a cable message, sent the dav before, that this suggestion of | Mr. Boyden was to be placed on the |commission’s agenda and that the, memorandum had _ been revised slightly in language, but not in sub- stance. At ame time. the de- partment was notified that the re- vised version had been sent to it by) the>department! mail. This revised version has been think it necessary to refer | received this evening by cable. but, frandum, so much ‘has the changes are only verbal. and the, ae the press which is likely mature of the memorandum = as. }to misapprehension that | above described is not altered. It explanation of the mat- | does not appear tkat any further ac- tion has been taken with respect to that on Nov. 13 Mr. | it. been requested by one! , “It ‘is all there is to the matter bers of the Reparations and there is no basis for treating the to draft, as a pureiy | general suggestion of Mr. Boyden tion, a proposed liet- ‘a reparations plan.’ — This ted Press. GTON, Jan. ed before the 17.—The sug-' statement yesterday, sd to clear away many a the subject, Hughes re- ti neither Boyden, as un- can observer, nor any- been authorized to pre- | Government any settle-| es’ Statement. s of the Secretary's state- Ws: een called to ris with regard to | made } y having from mt: epartment reiterates “that. neither the Secre- r behalf of the has approyed any plan jon to the Repara tions or has authorized an» The depart- Mheen at a*loss to account s from Par but from matches it would seem we is made to a\memo- lich had beén sent to the “about Nov. 1 and had about Dec. 1. This um, however, was not in a oe for the settlement 20ns nog was it authorized men?. ordinarily its were the situa- no? of this the s in the United States report | was incorrect. The Italian Minister will not ac- company Mer. Filippi to the border. | He said his duties would end when be bad afforded all possible assist- ‘ance to the prelate as an Italian, | subject. - I Gi Prelate Said to Have PAUL BAKEWELL JR, DECLINES pated in an Illegal | POST ON BOND COMMITTEE igious Ceremony. | 3 ‘He Writes Mayer ‘Kiel Body to Su- pervise Expenditures Would Be Without Legal Status. —Foreign | Paul Bakewell Jr., chairman of P mi has cabled Cardinal | the Gov erning Committee of the Bu- - the Papal Secretary of reau of Municipal Research, sent a2 7 letter to Maror Kiel yesterday in) P explanation of President which he declined appointment to) the Citizens’ Supervisory Committee which is to have supervision of the expenditure of any money voted in the approaching bond election. Bakewell stated as his reasons that the committee was without legal, status and could not legally enforce | its conclusions. Nor, he said, could it function properly unless its mem- bers devoted all their time to their duties or employed a staff of compe- tent engineers. Bakewell dénied that the Bureau of Municipal Research was opposed to the bond issue. but, ‘like other citizens, its members fa- vor certain items and are opposed to others.” | BILL. FOR MISSISSIPPI FLOOD CONTROL REPORTED IN HOUSE Would Provide $10,000,000 Annually | — t,o Carry Out Plan of River NY Cemsastentpa. Asso te iy yg the WASHING tinuing program for city. the Mississippy River 1 today Scans gathered out-| im 4 bill repg*ttes se be of Mer. Filippi. | Fiske Control Committee. The bill te al appropria- @ attest thei thorize annu t *for him ghee: aoe y, ea af $10,000,000 to carry out the @ @eclined io rece | plan of the Mississippi River Com- ' Press. Apostolic Delegat= for in an alleged illegal .re- ality of the Constitu- tranquillity and his- ents regarding re- im national politics.’ ) Rome, said, “place the : the painful position of r his resolution with re- ic. wr even contrary to and whose par- Shona prohibited out- has been perfectly nication asserts that religious liberty, bu: “there are times wien S that all the iIn-) E the mation be forced to’ d Pres ON, Jan. 17.—A con-, flood control of was proposed bv the House “are planning a hz for tonight, when ne .* | mission. " 1 perm sllotments + ' >i woulk per it @ ~ aeeeengers § delivered ge rae of the Mississippi River ms from all parts | between the head of the passes at its : gpl vay ali mouth and Rock Island, Hl., and *to, senders. and outiets of the river, t-demonstrations denied as they might be affecteu | ea® civil authorities. the wHC Population of the city} ry Nested against the. mee Order of expulsion j py, —PPearing before the resi- | =© Prelate in person ‘or | es by telegraph tributaries ‘jn so far by flood waters. > $500. 000 Fire in Mi ititeneee, esociated Tress. “ ~Two five- BAL TIMORE, Jan. 1j.- story brick buildings in the heart of the clothing and warehouse district were destroyed by fire early today. p will depart tonight for The Joss wa estimated at rig his Way to Wash- | mately $500,000, partly At are , Yerk. “ltnsurance. The fire estarte . Ready building at the corher of Lombar | haster called at the| and Sharp rene need . -.. nLeaidie Those in charge of social welfare work in large cities and those.in charge of municipal recreation- | al affairs for some time have proceeded on the| theory that the need is for more small parks and) crowded lving parks, bond playgrounds is submitted. A comparison of park conditions in 35 cities’ Louis eighth in number of parks, |eleventh in park acreage and twenty-first in park Louis should have* 25 additional | grounds, 10 community centers and 25 additional | it is not expected a plan of those’ | proportions can be carried out, even with the bond | will have will have been taken care of. than for large) is on this the- parks and quarters and it issue for Commission has figured | play- at this time, but if the step toward accomplish- been und the taken, Each of 21 Articles on Bond Issue Projects Will Treat a Separate Project series of comprehensive articles on the 21 propositions involved in the Municipal Bond Issue election which will be held Feb. 9. € will treat separately one of the items pro- posed and one article day, treating the projects in the Order in which they will appear on the Ballot. Because of legal requirements in draft- ing the ordinance calling the special elec- tion, the detail of the various projects is not set forth specifically in the ordinance. The committee of the Board of Alder- men, in reporting the bill, include? in its record a report of the ments with the recommendation that it be adopted as official and théreby constitute a binding obligation on this and future ad- | ministrations tn administering the funde - from bonds authorized. E Post-Dispatch is _prin ut a Each article in the series will eppear each epecific improve- by the utility if it is a large city ithe probabiliti ies are that the Counselor, with all his other duties, has given scant attention to the case. If the commission § sits as a court and detern the matter on the evidence presented to it, lv has heard only one side of the case properly presented and the util- ity gets what it wants. While it the commission act evidence presented, it is a fact gen- erally known that in many applica- tions, particularly during the war period, increases of rates were granted without independent in- quiry by the commission and vir- solely on the representations of the utilities. On the other hand ‘the commission has constantly der way detailed inquiries into the valuation of utilities with a view to determining valuations to be made the basis of rates. With the limited number, ploves authorized by the Legislature of large utilities are nec- slow, some of them requir- ing several vears. Once made, how- ever, they can be kept up to date by annual audits which will take little time. 11nes is not to be assumed that ts solely upon the essarily Possible Soiutions Suggested. a solution of the problem would be a material in- crease in the number of employes of the commission, which would en- able the commission on an applica- for a rate increase to number of men at work ona to speedily complete it, but this would require an enormous ap- propriation, which it is doubtful the present Legislature is in a mood to make, The present expense of the commission is about $150,000 a year, and the disposition of Legislators this vear is to decrease rather than. increase expenditures of State de- no matter how necessary may appear It might be that large valuation increased expenditures to be. One suggestion which has been advanced is that the number of com- missioners two, it being pointed missioners rely upon the experts at the heads of the departments for the details which go into their opinions, and upon which they reach their decisions, and almost invariably fol-/ low the advice of the experts. This would be a small $16.500 would be saved for expen- diture other ways out that com- ‘'sioners yrere removed. i wmeet-the array of experts produced . Sufficient Funds Essential. Another suggestion has been ma de) that the atility should reimburse the | State for expenditures made by the State in valuing it. This is Dased | against the uttlity. ° saving. aS only) ‘is not space in this article. City | it frequent- | ‘conducting its investigations instead | State do not want to turn control of utilities back to the politicians of realize ' uN- ‘the role of ; mission of em-. ‘nish service at a specified rate. ‘ing aS a contract put ai 'gregation of ‘dents of the town. could well be reduced to, if three commis- | i has introduced a bil ito abolish the} | pon the theory that it is to the in-'| the ; terest of the utility to have made a. the | town has not the funds to employ ex- | valuation as a basis for its rates, and | that it would be a proper charge |! It is certain, however, that.if the Service commission is to be expected to be; an investigating and regulating body and to reach quick ‘decisions, it can function in that way given sufficient appropriations to make proper investigations. explanation of the this objections to particular Legislature who do surface in forming who state speci- they insist abolishing it. Aside from the underlying commission members of not go under the their opinions. .and fic instances which sufficient to justify there are the Some of them insist the commission | should maintain the lower rate while of granting the higher rates to con- tinue pending final decision, and that the defender of the public rather than the role of being certain of being fair to the utility. — insistent that the com- be deprived of the between Some are must aside contracts municipalities. They the fact that the older utilities obtained their franchises from municipalities, and that in consideration of the granting of the franchise the utility agreed to fur- They city right to set utilities point to and that a contract between a utility sav and a between. individ- vals. Argument as to Franchises. “If I made a contract with neighbor,”’ said one legislator, “and in later vears: it developed that it was a losing contract for me Il would be required to abide by it. Why should not a utility? Its contract is merely a contract between an ag- individuals, the and another ag- gregation of individuals, the stock- holders of the utility.” There are many objections be- cause of particular decisions by the commission, such as that in the La- clede Gas Light Co. of St. louis, which obtained a rate increase al- most immediately after it Mad dis- fributed to its stockholders enormous surplus which it had ac- cumulated dividend ments in “fat” but those are objections .which concern the its of particular cases and should be dealt with only after exhaustive in-, and for which there |! above years, vestigations, Representative Cordry of St. Louis | commission and there is a very ‘strong movement in the Kansas City} | delegation, the Jasper County delega- tion and the St. Joseph delegation, as well as among many rural members( | representing, smaller towns, to abol- ish it. M. Bulgar of Kansas City is chair- man of the Committee on Municipal Corporations, to which Public Commission bills probably only if it is} are. commission should assume: should be just as bind-'| mv resi- | an require- | mere | will be referred:in the House. has a bill to abolish the commission. The success of the measure turn over to the city of Kansas (€ ‘ity | the regulation of utilities there, as | to the municipal | it ‘would turn over He | would | Assembly in St. Louis the regulation | Louis. is a boss of utilities in St. Kansas City community and controlled | while Bulger could} not be classed as a member of either | of the controlling political in Kansas City, he is a power. Legislative leaders who are inter- | ested primarily in the wélfare of the political ‘municipalities and yet they that some corrective legislation ‘should be enacted. So far admit they do not see what should do. BILL TO CUT PAY OF STATE EMPLOYES REPORTED FAVORABLY Eee a ee they Measure Considered at Secretiy Called Meeting of House Com- mittee on Salaries and Fees. Special to the Lost-Di#patch. JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 17 Through a secretly called meeting of lilt aries and Fees, the first step campaign of parsimony in State af- fairs instituted by Representative Bales of Shannon County, Democrat- | ic floor leader, and Representative W hitecotton of Monroe whose recent “nail up the Sc. 100] house doors’ interviews have atitract- ed wide attention, has been won by the “economy-at-any-cost” legisiat- ors. The committee has reported {2- i vorably the Bales-Whitecotton bill to slash salaries of virtually all State | lemployes with little regard to the merits of the cuts. There was nod official announce- iment that the committee was to mee! and no opportunity was given to op- ponents of the measure to appear against it. The committee members were notified privately meeting. The bill Js drastic, clerks and departmental executives, except elective officers, who now Te- |ceive more than $2400 a '$2400 or $2580 and some as low as $2000. Clerks now receiving $2400 are cut to $1800. | The members of the commiuttee are: J. M. Long, McDonald County, chairman; A. J..Van Cleave, Henry County: J. L. Wren Jr., St. Louls; Thomas N. Rigney, Gentry: | Wagner, Jackson: William M. Prich- lard, Daviess; C. A. Winfrey, Jackson; G. J. Mecker, Perry; M. Vase, “VWeb- ster: W. Stanton, Benton. Six are farm- ers, three rural merchants, one 4 small town banker and one an insur- ance man. factions they to attend the cutting all chief year, to G. M, F. B. Meyer, Gasconade, and J, WEBSTER GROVES VOTERS REJECT $150,000 BOND ISSUE Money -Was to Go for New City Hall in Place of Residence.on Lot Bought Through Bond Issue. The proposal for a $150,000 mu- bond issue (for Webster Groves was defeated by a vote of 448 to 397 at a special election held yesterday. The bond issue was for erecting a new city hall building at the southeast corn@r of Lockwéod and Elm avenues, on’ property bought through the passage of a’ $25,000 bond issue last spring. The Community ¢ouncil,.com poséd of 49 civic organizations, was the nicipal ‘principal advocate of the bond issue. wood A residence on the property at Lock- and Elm will continue in use as the city hall. Had the bond issue passed it was planned to use the new structure also for the public library. ea ee | STATE SOLDIER BONUS EXEMPT FROM MISSOURI INCOME TAX | aeperviie in State Treasurer's Of- the House Committee on Official Sal- | in the | ' | County; | ' fice Bases on Conten-. tion Money Was 5 Gift. Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON. CITY, Jan. MAJORITY OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE — mm FOR BOND ISSUE Straw Vote Favor 20 of tueiat Items. ONLY THREE VOTES . against all items. | | | 'eation of the opinion of _Memorial Plaza project. would provide $6,000,000 for a Me- - AGAINST ALL FTEMS Proposal Failing to Get. Re- quired Two-Thirds for Le- gal Adoption $6,000,000 -for Memorial Plaza. Returns from a straw vote on the municipal bond issue, taken by the Fieal Estate Exchange, show substan- tial majorities for all 21 items of the pregram, 20 of them receiving majorities of more than two-thirds . of the 143 real estate men voting. Only three real estate men voted This vote may be taken as an indie, property owners in general, according to W. W. Kay. secretary of the exchange, who pointed out that the real estate dealers voting handle a large arount of realty and provide taxes for such property. While in many instances the dealers handle the property 1s agents, they also pay targe taxes themselves, and make a close muey of taxation questions. Vote on Memorial Piaza. 5 The only item which did not re- ceive a majority of two-thirds in the Real Estate Exchange vote was the This item morial Plaza and a memorial build- ing or monument. The vote on this was 86 for the\proposal and 67 against,.a majorihy of 29. The 21 separata bond issue iterns will be voted on Fe 9, and to be ap- proved an item mu receive a ma- jority of two-thirds of the vote cast on that item. Only four votes were cast against the proposal of $12,000,000 for.a new waterworks, 139 favoring the project. The waterworks bonds, if authorized, will be retired out of Water Depart- ment revenues, , Items for street. widening, peving, electric lighting of streets, sewer re- construction, hospital extensions, grade crossing elimination and Fire Department equipment and improve- ments received the large majorities. on Each’ Item. Results Results of the vote on each item were as follows: 1. For establishing. opening and widening streets, $8,650,000-—yes, 129; ‘no, 14. : 2. Plaza in front of Union Station, $2.600,000-——yes, 114:. no; 28. 3. Paving, repaving and improv- ing streets, $5.800,000—yes, 133; no, 10. 4. For electric lighting, $3,000,000 —yes, 128; no, 15. 5. For a new Courthouse, $4,000, 000—yes, 105; no, 28. 6. For construction and recon no, 4 . Reconstruction of public site $1,250,000—yes, 99; ae @ 44. 21. New waterworks, to he for out of water revenues, $12, a 139; no, 4. ee $1,300,000 — yes, % a me ge ————— ee
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1923. a Z : “ * mn © 4 ae LOO ee ae Me Gan ee eee TREES SLI I ME E jr Te : ht Of aed nae ba) we . - Ys ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12. 1878 Published by the Company. Twelfth Boulevard - @nd Olive Street. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. ¥ know that my retirement will make no difference in tts cardinal | principles, that it will always fight — for progress and reform. never tol- | ¢rate injustice or corruption, always — fight demagogues of all parties, never to any party. always oppose classes and public plun- Serers, never lack sympathy with always remain devoted to | ' : : Puliterer Publishing | MARCHING TO DISASTER. Two grave menaces to peace and to European re- habilitation arise out of the French incursion into the Ruhr district. | One is the repetition of the crime of 1870, when Ger- ae ; many seized Alsace-Lorraine and made another war | with France inevitable. he correspondent. of the ‘usually accurate Manchester Guardian asserts that the collection of coal and timber is not the real purpose of France, but the occupation and ultimate seizure of the Rhineland and the dismemberment of -Ger- many There is evidence in the increasing military | character of the French occupation that this charge is true. Another is that France, in her mad eagerness to col- | lect reparations and punish Germany for resistance. will press on to Berlin and seize contro! of German finance and industry and drive the Germans to revo- lution and bolshevism, thus throying them into an alliance with Russia. of the Russian soviet leaders in the All the news from Russia The interest French invasion is intense. THE RAPE OF LAW. The grievances which citizens of Hafrison, Ark.. had against criminal destroyers of property and those who interfered wantonly with the daily liv-) ing of the community serve somewhat to blur the depravity of the crimes committed !m retaliation. To appraise the relative merits of the cause of) the raflroads. the strikers and the citizen mod is | ’ ; ; : ; ' not necessary to the appraisal of an act of mob vi-| olence culminating in murder. The men who de-| libefacely burned the railroad bridges were damnably | wrong. But :t is not the destruction of railroad property in this war of violence nor even the crime, of murder which constitutes: the real menace to s0- ciety. It is the trampling of law and the shattering of all the individual safeguards of life and justice It is the brutal. unreasoning, intolerant violence of American citizens who live under a constitution and a government which provide the only way in which civil justice may without the punishment, persecution or slaughter of innocent persons. % The citizens of Harrison retaliated be rendered and wrongs righted. THE PROGRESS OF DEMOCRACY. —s€ 7 o_* whe . lS —S - ad ee NESDAT. a JANUARY 17. 1923, eC onning Tower . —— Pro Suis Verbis. n I have to sing you ie Se neat a lovelier tune; ae yerbal rose Y bring you ai reathe a nearer June. _ Might b rses that I make you vat move fn joftier rhyme; thrill of them might shake you now to the end of Time. cS. ; > fruits of mine endeavor | Might fall from a fairer bough—) i these might be.. However, rm darned if I see how. _. The Summit of Scepticism. AY *A. K.: The patient whose M. D. : bes whisky for him and who} investigates the. permits of the bing M. D. ne ee Ot re a oe ge LOL LED ELAR Pa I eT a ata 2 eS eae, Pas K.: The man who counts the! in “Johannes Kreisier’ to see | Her there really are 41. o- —_—_s» indicates that the Russians see in the French military lati And in doing so they LETTE! Dy ‘and economic pressure on Germany an opportunity /aws and laws that were more sacred than did the i : 3 : | “ ~~ a ms - } — « : . . j fs i : Be 3 6G. whom they retaliated. They wanted ainst bridge burners, and them- one and burned. the furniture, * hae 4 . ——— te _—" ‘nomic conquest was to be expected. German hostility me —_ Jabor ee —= pulled - on Cregor | es , a commercial canter: frees the Bese | was the only thing France could look for under mili- ut of bed and hanged him in his nightclothes. Globe: ites: 3 tt equippe4 with A Man Who Sees. | tary invasion and control of German finance and busi-| 7¢™¢ are two major factors which contribute to! } | : : ~ Ms . * | | _ paoelnoname give ontatitnnen eile To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ‘ness for forced collection of reparations. Germany's . 4 ae” AXPAYERS who are undecided, oF | refusal to co-operate with the French under bayonet | who contemplate voting acainst th® | nressure is natural. But this leads to greater pres- ) Proposed bond issue. Feb. # should con’ | sure and deeper invasion. The next results are re- sider one thing: With the exception of; . : thrée or four items, every public im-/ sistance and violence on the part of incensed German provement proposed is an actual neces-/ mobs, with penalties and reprisals on the part of sity, and will become more acutely neces-/| the French military forces. Then follows a state of Sy. an time passes. This is especially’... similar to that existing between Ireland and En- e of the street widening and paving | . ‘the River des Peres and other giland—guerilla warfare, assassinations, shootings. sewer propositions, hospitals. electric Langings, burnings and all the horrors of enforced —_——_ — The name and address of the auther for the expansion of bolshevism throughout Central] offen: , whe must accompany every contribution, bt Europe. Lee igesiiess ished. Let- : | pres sam on request will not de pudi The calcitrancy of Germany under military and eco- raided sores selves ~ the nonobservance of law in the United States. One is organized contempt for i 2 co “e ’ ee the ’ ; - ae “What Do You Read. My Lord?” ?, . : ie | @ir: Below are notes taken in s80- ie - ealied tlub car: of Knickerbocker % ef. New York to Boston. Jan. 9; 3623, listing some of my neighbors, | appearance and what they . - 7 ——— ; : \, -_ is bad laws and the othe: aw. Lniess the lawlessness in contagion of ‘nited States is halted the and a fair hearing will ? dk i a . ~ + Vrannies— i s —_ _ 4. Quiet gray suit, 50, pop-eyes; z jippy MsGee.” ss Blue suft. 48. pipe. prosperous; the Detective Story Magazine. 3. Snappy banker; Life, Town and | Country. the Red Book. . 4 New England business men, — : 2+ — EDYCATION IN PROHIBITION. Tt is the view of the army of ex-clergymen have pre-empted the best jobs connected with hibition enforcement that education will, i: ~ ’ lee ® ™ oe a. + ° > a ~~ —_ ~ ~~. ~e &. + pursuance of this policy - her =. he-man; . . 7 ~~ a — j ar man co SO IOI 44 iS ‘ cai & expenses an face. wo \.- nothing — 1 lantemashio -« } o a. oat tbe ict iTermis on tne (50 \ ostensibly he is giving his time to upli kia 8277 . OS i€iliow-mMan ; - Old gent, spotty button must be made, and then are compelled Russian man power. The consequences to Europe are _.,., iti "4 manv * 2m e pee Bia ane we | ‘poots. cigar holder; Le Figaro. to pay for them by the expensive system unthinkable. ‘ hi i ha S 1a’ a@aUucdienlces 1oro izghout Lis , * = & . | t ‘ 7. Pasty face, 50. asleep: oR of special) tax bills. they will be an sl ; | | Will be exhorted to remain docile. unaware that , 8 Raia World's Work. i tolerable burden upon us of this genera- The consequences of French madness are not limit- uving the speaker with their taxes. It pee g and 9. Two Chinamen; tion and will be carried out in ate stare ed to France. France and Belgium are acting together ? | 1¢ Prohibition departme® not to disc} °t read: solemnly talking. . n ‘ . ‘ Lia % as & a’ : * i »’ at thaw &@' itv ist. a = ” - fashion. From the "eliea’ eof: my en as the victors in the war to whom belong the spoils fF 10. Chamber of Commerce mem- ee ee and the full power to profit by victory. France and Eber; catalogue of some automobile, present difficulties for the increased tax- I 1 ¥. rance and 31 and 12. Two Vanity Fair well- able values created by the improvements Belgium are not the victors. Both would have been ;; q dressed men. pipes of modish shape; as they are ener eta — one lee and conquered in all probability except for 2efanda is unou onably a potent influence in PMearst’s (both of them). T. M.S. | ted st ct etween > . = . x . , . ‘J PVT i Lsuenc ] x , so-called dlig 4 Grand nah nail dond the aid of the other allied and associated Powers. forming public opinion. when intelligently directed: ee. ; eenth street an rand aven ietnt Meltate Staielend Ametion wire Stee tayo st , pinion, wh inteiliigentiy directed: » .. og, A Father's Advice to His Son. to take care of the interest and principal | ree Pres, sap I crane. sac” so much so, in fa that the constant reiteration of , . > ae a . of the bonds and also provide funds for) tors in the saving of France. All were parties to the an untruth may even in time be accepted as ensne!} | nov. and I'll toth ver of the improvements and maki f th ‘vy 7) us ’ ASS aS E0Spei. ty nm. mr boy; an ell you the upkeep ng of the treaty of Versailles and were intended Rn: wn} all of the avenues ft: a” ae . . hat vou ought to know:IE other city needs. ‘to be ; i ay Maless aii Of The avenues to correct information : | : )Seme things that you oug Kno ; - ale the iiest tect ond al} 0 parties to its carrying out. All have profound are closed an ultimate disillusionment is bound to ! rt es You've come to the years of discre- the time. It is our only way out. interests in the situation and except America are follow. x li ss - i cae = @F aa , , .{ “4 - : 5 ne 22 i " a ‘ ne = to the world you must go. A. B. NOONAN. actual parties to the treaty. Regardless of technicali- In considering the Government's propaganda cam- . ; aad ante I . S ties, France and Belgium are wrong in casting the! psien therefore ; 7 BaP Basie aaa a The Administration of Justice. New Free ) , ;, re a eee ae of submission to Federal ow Bridge Approaches. | treaty to the winds and resorting tO War to seize the regulation of habits and morals. ¥ e sug : : ‘ = 44 : aa . GawWitsS itd i is. , Su ge it ; fruits y We . San oe “om — nacre 1S an utter waste of public motfey unless the progra | ve expanced so as to suppress from home. schoo! and ‘Te the Edlter ef the Post-Dispates. NOTE that the intent of items Nos. . ** Written for the POST-DISPATCH intervention of some sort to prevent the worst con- By Cierk McAdams *. ; — 17 and 38 of the bond issue provides | sequences of the war operations of France and Bel- 2 for two more approaches to our Munici- | : a 7S : pal Free Bridge. It would be of interest }gium is called for. The United States is in the best found therein. It would be well first to place position to stop the madness, but nothing is to be ex- ‘al nm the index. Next the works of Paine to and to many other citizens to know the status of this bridge is at pected from the Harding administration. If the “best an urke should be | nee tint rE | Why has this bridge not been | minds” of the administration are thinking Ject there is no sign. Mr. Hughes dec! O +7 lj . Te} -o FY } ~sa + , lf — : - . . 4 - Vuue s0Taries avout @ hail of the historical literature Luther , | | : RIGHTS _ PARAGRAPHS. oe THE RIGHTS OF VICTORY, | Ex-Premier Nitti on Treatment of ETTER to die in battle than to 3 . when defeat means the cruelist peeey shouldn't be hard to steer ciear ie s , /and the most complete ruin. And yet ® Sig Ae . a i independence, witl f rson, Franklin = 35 Y - o e.ore SO Was s % * MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. cness aiways pars, but if nature was al- ,* - ~ : : 3 éé HE French invasion of the Ruhr remind . al ; + ae ; } ; , me ort tre countr prea rer W ) Wonk Mis pone we id eats . an -. - 2 sini vo. y - tig " — y % " " ne Dp anc in hi »Orm. Ti r 2haicactiom tHat the country is get- “ier 4 - ‘ .* bit Vs a burglar Cecisions o! A said normaicy ts that only four women ° | : Ww © Tia @ 's in China, my gone off hy ‘ hs rea : ~~: ne Pa _- . rhere is very much more of informative literature J ; coh | the administrati 10 plan | fe * ae , Maa h, both of which | ation has no plan. iy | and Italians do not. realize the consequal pee they never go out of their way. — = «ot lew work’ Has Another crisis, however. confronts the world. ang 4@dress is equ these treaties. or if’ they do, they Gam iw iV. i terest an rson or ' eee Fa _ yveralls in t ; nical) a tel » Wom r "om " te have heé this ET eaten | if there is mot quick. effective thought and quick St®™S Warning igainst an overmastering or , - — in the | speak cynically of the rights of ; ane 4 ne blond and women are : rhment are = ; On attends the services (| peat that the Entente fought for the 3 . 2 c stl . sown 4 hit. VWOVerTn men al rd e - snanah! r 1u 3 : purposes all these years? \ieae another catastrophe wil be upon ji Publix expe ant, | Y i@38 treasonabdile y ' it Ne si {(,00d idea Does liberty and right. We should blush if 4 . ‘ware of the ones that are real: proportion, if any, does the ; Opinion in favor of some action should assert itse/f, %02n Fiske's Period of American History” & — = L Way with the necessity of making two changes | accused of treating wild people as We a BA red-headed woman's the cau? deck vehicie traffic compensate . By ‘ Was an inspiring volume 19190 ait : : = >= : = a ciotaes. Alte he services they can start | Germany. Yet we conside n 4 of it all.” . eo? izviy. and : . ns r any d @ity toward the upkeep of the’ Leckv’s “ i a = vet flivvers, whic! th } 7 : | As one of our ts h . oO. L B. HE OUGHT TO BE ecxy s “Democracy and Liberty, i S, ich is the owed for this people who in the last : our poets has sa‘. . | SATISFIED. longer useful to an age in nlontear: spend the Sabbath now- | has produced the greatest thinkers, f mI ; : Vv | | Touching the troubled state of affairs in Kurope,! servance of the duty of ) ey eae Schopenhauer, the greatest musicians @ )Drinking’s a thing that you «h vuldmt ° ‘The Factories We Don't Get. . os i ; ‘ - > a . Ol t e cULY UL @ CllLiZen bas been rep! ced fr n Beeth ve we ore - a Goethe, 4 Pe abuse Arthur Brisbane writes th ir tlemen in ; , prac — oven to, “wagner as Be Te the Etitor of the Post-Dispatch © Wemes teat our gentiemen in Wash- by the policy of governmental coercion. Th given enormo tributions toe 4 » Bome rules I will co j y : . : ' - ——— = . . Tia eTCio ibe exposi- "eT : 20uUs con uti “i 4 ‘- ad aAjure vou ore- : on, that Want to hol 0 5 at} Twi | . * . : : — ee hae . HAT ts the matter with St. Louis? ones Ae se pus . conversations.’ appoint/tions of the Constitution br Storr and Cooley, and industrial application. What future ame | Never suck whisky or gin through @ S&. Louis’ activity through its Cham- observers’ and give ‘friendly advice,’ might as wel! most of the great a Sg iO Seg Paring for our sons in this way? Thea 3 straw ber of Commerce for 1922 was only in- | Whisper in a cyclone.” must likewise become sealed boo! ene .. ourt, in the »ache their husbands to death last week which we are creating today, we shane _ And never put olives in beer. “rumental in inducing about five manu-; yir Brisbane. we remember was one Pia ee ee ee books, since the Gor-| aske. } Sane * tise were -petians abies =a morrow, and we shall not recover again a $ j VT. : facturing plants to locate here. according | 5 oa “ ms sions rT, aS OD ; cane sient reiuses ionger to reiv upon the moral forces etiates . aes ; most of them are excedingly between nations, our prosperity. ner & | - Cards Were invented te the statement in the Sunday Globe- |; pponents of ahy plan that would piace the that live within the breast of the citizen uch that they wish to ‘ditions of life until we have ‘ Bey. Democrat. Dec. 31. while the Los An-|Government at Washington in a position where it Margot Aseuith. She miserable period of uncertainty and By a king who had amg eal Eenree from ems id do anything more effective than hold “conver- to which the Prohibition department must deny th yy halves. The third ang | Problem of Germany and the def “eo head: : ena new MAnUlac-/ gations, appoint observers, and give friendly ad-j; citizen access if its propaganda pr “A aes memoirs have just left of the whole world depend only ou Re ™ spite of the dubious birth = plants to actually locate in Los vich.” Had there Rs iat tan etesn latte etterttn ro! & program is to be made to have been a fifth » a = gE” Jt = é 7 is suggested—by L. I. —to thess ‘eg thinking of a January exo- *uUnnier climes that the tight a ~ Fetired. whe died . yard yesterday, was Om | Conference. but to whom Ismet was qu eon. > P@libearer at the " | to listen. In effect, the Labor os = Se Unknown Soldier in Arti | war for oil. War to finish over pret a ry on Armistice | j minorities and against expulsion of G# Fr. He saw | in Turkey.” There is not much d a ; ee | but @ great amount of sentiment Se much te de with the impulses of z Curzon would have phrased it very if would mot have-said. for ex + The ceean ts a wrinkle at his feet— Its storms lash out their tury but in vain, For he is brother to the driving sleet And knows the path above the snow and rain. £ ‘ > - . The New York theaters are havi | ‘Ts are having a spasm o s r — pethansc esr _ pays by Shakspeare and plays The futile thunder growls 38 - : a needed te go back semewhere The lightning’s flash is mth ages pore ac over again, and this isn’t a bad 8 fe Writing histery on ty reece 8 ett esa ’ ; ’ rs : , ss ese : He wings his way qurene—esuniinmsemae” oe Ee aE eas. The seg BER Places that the stars did own, pry see oat rkansas 8 reemgel oe now, wpen his ee throne. rr, ; * :
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D WEDNESDAY, | ae eft Pree es © . . a . ‘.. ARY 17, 1923 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Tim¢s Cémbined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ee PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | : ; Melba to Sing at Covent Garden. SC O { Ni e JEWISH DRAMA CRITIC Author of “Upstream” || ® ' Asociated Press. N | | 4 LONDON, Jan. 17.—Mme Neitte | ie eC Y W S Who Speaks Here |} Melba, who is completing a tour of SAT HERE 10 SPEAK TONIGHT iS WAR Reacomaaa — a eataendebeaaneaseenenn tt me ect has consented to sing at the | Ao —-- ge ge eee ell ast performance to be held in the OS here lm famous old Covent Garden Theater | ck RR” b Mrs, David Fentress will give a | gee a e da Pro Suis Verbis. rage party at her home in Clayton) IT eta Be 3%: Fas on Saturday, before the playhouse te | T I have to sing you ' Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss AWAY ON VIS S ; * . - ; Best a si ope em ee Se ss given to its new lessees. The theater | IDE Ludwig Lewisohn of Greenwich! Pu @iee.° . m my jis being made over into a musical oS Sa a comedy house by the new manage- Paramount pear a lovelier tune, | waved p49: debutante niece of Mrs. | | ann von Schrenk, 4133 Mc- | ‘ilae 4 7 pac: Phe rson avenue. ‘ | \ illage to Be Heard at ee b pa ois ment. ye an rose I bring you On Friday afternoon the following Temple Shaare Emeth. i 4 be Pr a 7 LARRY preathe a nearer June. = that I make you | iris Ts attend the luncheon to be| | V1 ~ 3 ' given for Miss o : ey ; Pee be s move in joftier rhyme; Mason by Mrs. Marion Ludwig Lewisohn is drama critic ; | ec Corona First ‘ k 4 ‘li fford R loss om °F . >: f " : oe Pa 4 “oS * se y ‘ a MeN eS 3 | au of them might Pa e you] enlsinded: vlads went Pine of “The Nation. He lives in a red ae ey 7 te = é . q | now to the end ol ane. Fenaine Detitninn om -, ano c r;o‘ldard, Maa x brick house with white woodwork Be r oe Sear a at? ae “ 4 | | | Eu ,- te; » . Cc li nice W hitt« niore . > ‘ > ee around the corner from VW illa Sib: rt aroline Tyler, Virginia Cabanr | ; i rj | abanne Cather. in Greenwich Village. Re- — ; _..| Link, Jane “tl ae ain “Se | a 2 | Me a oy es ‘ See ot Leaps So * 3 * a. | oO fall from a fairer bough ) Ryan mee Feary Ma ry Cal men th ‘ or at Se 4. ss me ea a cent ly he wrote a book called “TT. 73 2 ; A bo wt Se Ry, : AST “M rev ; : "en é : * ts ee ‘ . a % 3 - _—F j might be. However, ) e de Penaloza and 5 B75 Def, i ; stream,” which explains why its au- Re Gn case oe ae . "TIMES a hi t ng | , ; 7 » 4s , | Mabel T , bs. eae - > [z= So im darned if I sce how. Thompson. ee, 4 oo heal | % thor is no longer a member of uni-} Fe . 3 % aw , Bi le pms eS: FRIDAY g Man?’ Sceptici Miss Marian | ai Sh ee ee ee. | versity faculties, but is a citizen of] Fy Pate = - » Summit : ot pticism. SS i ranciscus, daughter Bs Pi AS oo | New York’s Bohemia. It is all be- ee Ce Be . : es . 5 ae POLLARD |! STUART = of mine endeavor bt. rt TY ts ‘ Te uM. D.|o Mr. and Mrs. James M. Fr a | i biti iz i Ei $32 } + The patient whose ), Ss wv. rancis- cause Ludwie Lewisohn is a Jew! é. | : "rine | COMEDY .| BARRIE whisky for him and w ho | tigates the permits of the! cus o f . ar =P ee ps bare’ . Rigs ge plac e, is visiting | ah Ae ER: Let ee oe ~ifiin and believes eastern colleges have|} F Sin Philadelphia, and will re-| MM Gace See: no use for Jewish professors. i M.D. are oe BF Best . ii SEF THE NEW MODEL ng 2 Fany & Way for three weeks. Miss : be if his oF . a S +o 4 ; Heralded bv this brief introduc- se : : + The man who counts the be ranciscus went to New York to at- xe ie ; 13s ee: — ae wit tion, Lewisohn arrised in St. : oe ( @© > NA | wag boar pnt . ’ “Johannes hreisier’ to see end the wedding of her cousin, Wu- °. ey sy 2 1h i +g : , . ial candor from the Bos- oe Poley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EE i SP >" depart from his advance reputation een ne > . ° “olew , A ee Rae ae Dig Saas 2 Teg ' ! automatic ribbon reverse—im- rst ora’ Sedans Good | Witla Vole ot the Wertninster| tia AMM rine seimersion. Tavwer he Coes TT completely equippe’ with | partments, left St. Louls on the) ny SAL ere Es agate cl larged upon it. are portable or uhiversal key- | “ : ai} ; , Pade "s . 2 . ; hg » board—right ar ft shift extras to give minimum com- ; Same train with Miss Franciscus and 6 hg Re ee ee oS Sees Thriving Intolerance. LUDWIG LEWISOHN. a O.dncht crince, the ade }is visiting in New York. She is ex-! ie SoS eae eS See Lewitsolin believes that a growing . ——————— es any portable typewriter. yer. Iiarry James in the Post-Dispatch sald: ,ecte ' 4 ; SSS me eee > ORE Se mane ) ' . S| ae ae ; . Corona is the only successful ‘ ” —" pected home thig. week. ge 3 : SAR spirit of rmationa is making it Veteran U. S. Hospital Nurse Dies. portable typew riter : 16 ny of , it 10 8 SGrest yy a Do You Read, My Lord?” od Oe Ar lg Se eet still harded for the man of Jewish ANY 1K Post-Dispatch. om a: a half million satisfied ., ad } > ' a Sine "ee, ee :' aa IAANVILLE 7.—Mi users. rice only $50.00. Call « 4 7? N , rye ' ry surge , Below are notes taken in s0- Miss Mary Scudder Bond. daugh- , por daughter o e : ) rust : ~~ MsGee."’ | Bennett School in Millbrook, N. Y. BS Soom, ip Rese Re Rat ae 4 America or elsewhere, is, therefore,;,... . f the late Dr. Aug us live 3505—Central 4377R : | . ’ te ae Cara ‘ : a: ad : oe . ite ee ’ : . Al mington, an army surgeon, a nda 99 suit, 48, pipe. ee i ee |. Vie er Aam he Sa, aie By. not what it should be,. he concludes. ow me elf . € th pasted , . ~ : . } ea ae Soir Nase . Pa Sa i ~ , vis lers ag T" us same - -- - . in : : —— buve Story Magazine. airs. Donaldson Lambert Of - 0 _ Ne Fes ; EES . I can ents repent my frequent * , aduate oO { ie ™m é . . ae, i ee see le . ; medi 1b adevinn 35 ve T? body will England business men, | Miss Florence Leland, daughter —Kandler Photogra} dowed university,” said Lewisohn, | ne ta) een } a hs ny C ; Pi ; Perey hat, 60; the Saturday | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Leland of MISS EMILY ISAACS on the anti-Semetic question. “At|parg, Ind. aaa etal wi ek a ) ize Windermere place, whose engage- ———— Harvard and other schools the edict}; — | As Romeo Washington. Would Say—*"“Don't Let Your 5. Thi y-five-year-old he-man; | ment to James Richmond Ingham of | is made very subtle but very clear. Funeral of John F. Tracy. mo er ae as. tag ere tere aeo loys yin } Life. | Buffalo, N. Y.. was announced last Ark., and her young son, are visiting ‘Oh, yes,’ they say, ‘he is a very abl Funeral services for John F. Tracy The | §. Old gent, spotty face, button | week. Miss Gloria Geisinger, whose Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs.;man. But don't you think it would] ¢¢ tener se hex agile pees ate mar {ft world’s | “4 cigar holder; Le Figaro. | betrothal to Donald Church Bixby l.. Spiro, at 5452 Maple avenue. be safer not to have one Of his—er---| ~y,, a ad at hi pats 445 te See bear SEATS ae face, 50, asleep; the has recentiy been announced. was 1o' : race with us?’ a wat Soeei0.- Att a sien foe sv | fT tainer DOWNTOWN TODAY AT vor Work. have shared the honors of the after- The Tau ‘hapter th elt ‘The administration is equalled] were held today from St. Mi hael’s | AT BALDWIN'S rater ern cat ar the etudbedt hace ue dae . vel’ " BOMBO” DELMAR AT HAMILTON body in wo Chi The Paes en, nothin noon, burt ie re rt > iy? , o))* wat . ri 7 j T's ,7 7 ' . = 7 iy? “ ’ , ‘ 4 ' ‘ i ait ‘} . ‘ . rr Sand 9. T 5 departed Sunday night f hia} rorit! val td ‘ . ies!) Church to Calvary Cemetery. Tracy . * v talkin Passe Christ € ry _— ’ ‘ ,? . ° P " "ieh ly ie “ . : . _ . | en: “ rece 1 iMre “Ti ——a §=«She joi ragteie 5 tes Sete pase nee : ee | ewish YOys are; was born in St. Louis and was grad- Next Sinda Seats Tomorrow || “hamber of Commerce mem-' Mrs. Dillard and her daughter, Mis enefit if a eharity In hich th nol asKe nter iraternities and]|yated from St. Louis University. He AMERICA’S FOREMOST BG | eof some utomobile Lucy ) lig ' ; V °2 ) * : rT ¢ ‘pc 7: *oncor - en i lis - i riil Made Dj) mepnonil , ores made very evi it. Now I am } partment for the last 160 years. The an AEE SAS RE ae ;' ees ys | —EEE seed men. pipes of moc na dh ry ’ . | LJ. ee ee for the | widow, three sons and a daughter ie - T (both of them). T. M.58. Parties will b ‘en at the x - ' ussian Jew who comes from the | survive. | WES END MU) HY WIth ALE MUNN Abs’ [ ‘7 ‘ . 3 ial 4 ete te Pe 8 eee «ew ee ee ee et ee ae i ee ede ee oe eee eo ee be given at ae meen {Tree Club dinner dance tonigh al Miss Emilv Isaacs daughter be either A Father's Advice to His Son. liotel Chase by the following mem Mr. and Mrs... Charlies W. Isaacs - : sil at revue " >. m « . » saad ce . : , T. bers: W ibiiATHN Ti. Bure. ," vey] j 4 ; ishington boulevard. is Visit- ‘ ryil bumptious because he ? : ] a tomantic 2S gel | knows no better. I am speaking for : Wi 4 ; uM Se hey, ae S71) tell you Locke Good, Mrs. Albert T. Terry.| ing friends-i adiananolie end Cleve- young men who are the equal in Sa. a 7 ‘ ; 4 : TT eaanes i daekk te know: | Louis Nicolaus, Mrs. Travis Fleischel, | 1; She will be away about thre manners and abilities of their An- A Distinguished Cact, Including come to the years of discre-j Dr. Sam T. Bassett and Mrs. Mere- | weeks. glo-Saxon schoolmates.” WE Miho ina Ue vie ga oe Cf Te MRS. THOMAS WHIFFIN re, | aith anes ae Lev isohn maintains this class He Be PP is: be 1b wh CM » ty POP. M AT “WED. 50c -$1.50 ; the world you must go. — | he Purple Pup party given re-| @S¢rimination is becoming stronger. | 7974. aon OR pe Mighte and Set. Mat. Pee eeee “4 | Mr. and Mrs. William A. Giraldin| centiv at the Rivervis a Always Majority Rule. MM ee Pr ITS he: mee | is it that Gentil! it ee ee ie , i ° . ") ¢ ~ + on ~* Eon are two kinds of people—the| ©f the Oxford apartments, and their! repeated Saturday : Jewish homes go away ly > a; ~ . - = — 1? ; wa aed and the bad: | daughter, Miss Alice CGiraldin. will reque of the club 1 TY rs. iP c , - . . . be . ; » . md " ba : ro ~~. . depart for New 5 OT tomorrow ana coratlions will dé Tyie rT 4 , ’ » ©S, tney are very nice} = O how you're to tell them apart t parts ol 7 a | | ta | = 0 a thing that I've never been able will sail in about a week on a cruise | Lati Quarter in Paris, the rooms ~, ¥,.” i ghee _ - r as ed. ‘Why | aes He my a | r wy . AKO tn almost all the | jighte ith ofl lamps and’ tallow)... > "Cver Say, Very nice peo-| bs hte LEM RM ee . QRORLOR A CIBCULT VAGUE: 9 Sate Sng O N "to find, that will take them almost the | | = - wav around the South Americ: cCOn- - De , : ho atid , pie You see, a distinction is made yeu give it up from the start. . in American Con-| can Appropriat tum ss . Res III tinent. They will stop at Havana andigs 2 moc and ¢t 1 he between people and Jews. There is SEE. T HE BIG SHOW ar a ; ; ¢ ¢ . ; + } > rm - ; : | " a ‘ « | ne in h : -’ T * . . . S ' . ; and 4rink are the things to | Panama. ©! uising down ine west rn an arisial lishes ser | he bs . ad ° — n nts ‘ of ever\ Jew + At ~— h Wonderful deen es ; " + ' mingie freely VW ith his (;entile + Mats.. LDbse to 50e Eves., pl je to $1 ' NIGHTS OF VICTORY. on ; % ) d re nine the east coast ; on Treatment of Germany. i avoid, ;+ coas ana !] urning tn iSi ewe we SEPH, Mo , Jan. V. Cairo [il F b 5th 3 0 1D HOU Ly] N o: Ly) FS We should blush if we were é' eemes that Srered: |. ce!) gt eneon \y | Crane will give a theater party fo ard M. Taylor, 55 years old p Saios 5 Sie |] 3:44 AL. K. HALL CO. 09:44) & T NYATHLEAELI NUN LVLASULUAL DALLA ALIALE AUST ild ; ‘ are trea " -headed woman's ‘ _ ; aes Murs. Nlartin Soe ughi essy Nionda‘ . . _ a tea for the bride- lect te gn 4 : “4 . . it iu, UD- | 16 DAYS | ws d de \. 2 « + ATE — THE vant MV TY is w ore awe wy — ee “““" gi np 21 Cy ‘8 Rye 18 ‘“ T por gga > I WwiIT ny : mois | Grand Central Only—Starting Saturday— | Mr . srookin the marriag ff Miss Hattie tt wy, . ego ‘ \ he | iy iM ath of Enos A. Mills has clo }to your mother and k ies b er, Mr. and Mrs. tobert Brookings ’ I ar? _» ce sh i ae DWIGHT T AYLOR beth Carter, debutante daughter AL 2107! to their friends fron \ La Box ‘3 yn Vie b pace 15 Be is 5 ogee a | ’ . oo . . . . — The ‘clo Jan. 2 at 24° lem ple SS y) Orleans— ize, (Spain)—Havre | ———————— = - . ——— jarkable as any set forth in# as Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Carter. Phe a ‘ea aeute ¥ c 9 Bey; applet 20 Mar.’s Jun.10 18 36 | Join A MO A . had himself much in com Shunt: oO . _,.| guests will include Miss Elizabeth avenue: Re 7 a ia ware: ... «i ata 1 July 1 Sep.20 | - nus of Arbuckle a ' "qe . NS ££ to tad , « T 5e! an San 1 Dozier Conant North African Motor Tours to |e! : and the animals he — “The World. Be “a” ul d , ot sa ! Re: som aa a a tl | gf tte Micrel ot CONTINUOUS, 11 A.-M. TO 11 P, ii ii Re wt gone youth who left his be Re Mext war maybe the buck- with their brida party. Borer I pear Poa a say “4 | Company's Office, 219 N. 10th st.. ht ous, 11 ro 11 P. M. | al » of 14 for the Colorado Vaney Lin the a » inet Traprock, author of *“‘The Cruise of; 4* wis pl ann th ngage St. Louis, Mo. P "a Anaisted by >| Sixth and Olive—10 A & to 11 P. M./|f) All This Week Continuous, 2 tedt @atiy many more of the graces nw. emy will be shown as Kawa,” who is Mr. and Mrs. Wal-/| ™' nt of théir daughter, Miss ¥ — — = ; = All sailings 11 A. M at 3} Ernie Holmgren and Band ‘6 RB} AD DA YI IGHT’”’ | Special Eugagement for the. First fo ; es Unters. Pp itee Ree : ae m ¢ } sarty | Eliman, to Eli Ettlinger. ; > ; ’ ' So SS} 1] > in a “Whirl ~ Dance tO. . i) Time at Any St. Louis Phetepley House n the denizens of the : rh lace’s guest, will lecture to the part: : , ay 1éu\ ond Mu Featuring LOIS WILSON, Ralph Lewis | 3} ME: : was to spend practically all 2& i To My Wife 'on his latest book, “My Northern eee ee ri ; ee | pea 3 . RRAVO. MIC HE LINA & TRO JU. O end Jack Mulhall i iat GRAND OPERA. STARS ‘ ’ " we od — ee a ——— ainbert i sh — alentinve ox . — bn . sf . wy overty, ill-health, almost Cole Mimple terms have lost their ~*?°SY'* “BOHEME” HAS PLEASANT VAR UUA VAN UR UURUUANeABBAVeAresereeeenenseeeel Poon Lanning —- Raines aud Avey |||} Ale Se¢ond Completé Episode’ of we | GUIDO CICCOLINI uch had been the favors wi “candor er ihe goad rane , $ Sj, Beth Howell Resa fever “DL BATHER PUSHERS World-Famous Tenor, ~ ? | coe ” Se d Ta | ; + 7 i ndowed him. lle was seufferit | no longer hold yo ; Miss Vivian Pa rtridge, daughter | PERFORMANCE AT ODEON 3 $ RADIO KING” . eeeeee . eee eae VERA CURTIS uberculosis that life seemed t Will be the time to om ~ tte, of Mr. and, Mrs, Arthur S. Partricge, Ps CHA q)> GA $ M Ey FE 4 = =" a I Celebrated, Metropolitan Seprane only a few monthea. ** ana oa Gael whose marriage 1a Iiobart psemes Big Audience Hears Fitziu. Baldicci $ $ rs. va F ‘ V i ney ehetse eeieetion of Cloasie. Queen: vith John Muir, when he a | Swan will take place Feb. 21, will be) on@ Others—“La Gioconda” To- |1$ 3 : | Beekeeper | ay Dh Tg ‘ ) - 66 99 a 3} feld's Delmonte CUrchestra. with an ambition to study a® , honored today at the first of the pre-| jieht, With Salazar and Rappold. $ I h H hE Ci $ ON—TONIGHT—8:16 ie raction intervening six years he’ a i ‘you keep my love's be- | nuptial parties to he given for her nc Ngee big eather neg wc HH the > e oneymoo $ " ODEO . ‘ -t "00.9 ei pyr onceey~ tetra Be Att $ "4 ’ , ter of Dr ca rat : . , ' ; pr. iH rid. To the sicily boy the op™ while I think | Miss Marjorie Hall, daughte: ' VI.!| Odeon last night to hear the San ? Located on 9 railroads—16 hours from St. Louis. $ 1 Crand Opera . y SHOWS wer WRONG Prd ) came as a discovery; he bes® the nk in terms of you, | sna Mrs. Harry R. Hall, will be host-/| Gario singers cope with Puccini's | |$ On di bile rout Florid $ Parte - WHAT'S , i i a pre Don ted Of an avowal , idge luncheon for the pros-| , a hata EN ali ° Es , @ n direct automobile route to orida. > WITH r wAE D?? H ns—he finally became | t true? ess ata bridge iunt : J | ever-popular opera, la boheme 2 L ookout Mountain. Signal Mountain. C hickamauga $ Featuring Metropolitan Artists THE W OM 44 ? | 3} unting wild flowers, getting sa pective bride. There will be eight! ying performance, vocally, was not in| 4 ¥ @ v Also CLYDE Kin “HIGH & DRY” |. | ae - | . te > : ' ‘ NDA. Salazar. Rappo! d, je | s0 ths 300 in. “HIG : nals, studying trees and ehru ee ¥ ¢ MILTON RAISON. tables for cards. all parts equal to the company’s pre-| $ Park, Missiona rv Ridge, w ith their histdric interest ’ ~ ewes ae a Peron!, Tomorrow | i ; is flowers, but never pick them Zz m ef ” LL " —_— vious undertakings, but it was borne)! 4 and seenic vrandeur unsurpassed. $ — fe Mince, Tek - i NO ADVANCE IN PRICES - ; F } Se & els . ry? a = 4 omorrow o » " bs o Soeeseess ith his grisly bears, but ® oe 2 | (Ms) end Mre. Fred £. Alién of) upon such galety of spirit as to bring |i [wo golf courses, none better. One 2200 feet $1/| Ringling, Baldrich, Cond. Peron}. angen a with a camera. Thus his " ' li vary #x0- 4319 W ashington houlerard depar ted | some atmosphere of the Latin Quar- $ above sea level. $ | day OTELLAY. ty CAVA Le Ry an intimate acquaintance . . ~ mes that the tight Tuesday for Oakland Park, Cal.,; ter of Paris. $ ‘ 2 a Se AIA, fet Bp iinove. Baid- Sheldon Auditorium, 3648 Washington oes on in the woods. - ‘ Dw hea oe Port. Sur where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Mme. Anna Fitziu was a statu- $ A climate that invigorates. : | rich. interrante. “oe by cn | TONY SARG’S = = — - i . M. Allen. Later they will go tojesque and somewhat phlegmatic)[¢ Get the greatest joy out of your ‘Southern trip. 2} | | — ca iggy ~ $1.50. $2, $2.50, RIONETTES AR EAST PROBLEM. a Y of Honolulu for a month. Mimi, with occasional moments of) . Spend a part of your ticket limitation in beautiful Si|| $3. Seats all day at pony | MA. News. : om . onor Man Dies. .ttractive song. A Rodolfo new to) $ Cc hattanooga $ | Olive. Odeo , B84 Ss i = wnt. Jane } Py Ir ” ina il ¢ thle! St. Louis was presented in Rogelio /{¢@ ves - . : ; : ae... adil” ealiale . Matinee 3: 45: oa 81 F the sanest public uttert ON, 8. ¢.. Jan. 17.—| Ampouncement is made Of cet ate ee ee pathy ype. com Visitors call Chattanooga ‘‘The Friendly City.” 91| ~ - . ‘ ‘ 11 A. M.—Continuous Daily . pe rig , the Labor delegates said: | @ sown Seat wp Ae present at the ceremony. The couple} divertingly the parts of Benoit and | [¢ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ¢ SULLIVAN & MEY ERS | ot. Joule 8ym phony 0 S ¥ aes GS FEST I V A L ‘to finish over protection’ : H netery on Armistice day, | ®#iled for © uba for a month’s honey-| Alcindoro. Not a little of the eve-)1¢ Chattanooga, Tenn. ¢ MURRAY & LOCHMAR | Ri FER ) M. O Vv | TI N G ainst expulsion of Greeks . Pmaw 32 : Oo trip, and will make their home! ning’s merriment was due to Mario) ° $ H URRAD BROTHERS , : | in years of contin- | e 6470) Valle, Pietro di Biasi and Giuseppe’! ee WOOO OOOOOFOOOFO40.0044044044440FFFFFFFFFFOO00O OOOO , JACK LES | a ‘ , is not much diplomacy he wavy Co in Mr. Geraghty’s residence, ! ! Pt al tacathacacctdtethctnt dda tntihatttetetaadacttadhide | THE HALKINGS nt of ent. Sentiment the med 1 h ast | Delman boulevard. Mrs. Geraghty) Interrante, ae Rodolfo’s Bohemian H Exclusive Photo Play Showing « Tickets, ee ra 2¢ is gh he impu of humanity, le cond roomna ase ven recently visited in St, Louis. friends. . r | | a “CERTAIN RICH MAN: se | > it very differently. > 1, A wens g& the ae The small orchestra, directed by CO A S T L, iD H. A L LL §} cLypE COOK IX “HIGH AND DR for example, “No war ~- . Miss Hielen Byrne, daughter of Mr. | Signor Peroni, malded as best it >a OLIVE AT 29th aS bb ee proves Erk aero te is.. : eve-| could the swelling contours of Puc- Sanne Sk, nen = ae y. Saal yergre nde | } jane pers. Te toes. cini’s music. The audience seemed ' : TWO ORCHE STR Ss Olive Grand |) |) | _ gives a jot for a land avenue, Whose marriage to per asia caine : d Thursday Evenings Mate, 250-800 | At the following Sa anc | oak Every Wednesday an sday s | Theaters: 7 pretentious and wnac , | oll will take place Feb. 3,/ 0 inded to forget any defests of per- ) aT ht Eves, 25c to $1 | Jan. 17 and 18—Mikade. “/ pst. r the world, on blunt, mand ety sclngy Woaey Avidge party to| formance in the beauty of the opera | ‘a Vietor Garden Jazz Ban onig | Sh nations, eter Twice Dally PHREE-ACT da a Shy a will be honoree at a bridge ps fe 7 , Orel N | _— DRAMA 19—Lewell and nly 3 Jan. 16, 0 iyen Saturday by Miss Florance | itself. : oe FB Ted Jansen’s Jazz Orchestra, CECIL LEA ” a eae amattine samt fen tga Tonight's offering is Ponchielli’s | we Thursday Night CLEO MAYFIELD | ame i This is to be one of a! f | “La Gioconda,” with Mmes. Rappold, | 5 “> Prine Masquerade and Domise Dance next Set- tn “THE BLUS MING BR Rink” ®t Holthaus. “ ffairs planned Chor 11, Colombo, New name of Bae - . De Mette and Klinova, and Messrs. | urdey night. oe = pam pr (Broadway Cast and Beauty bated r : , or handsomest, ™ : Bort ° iss By Salazar, Di Biasi, Valle, Cervi, Inter-| ~ and twin _ costumes. Grand March at 10.30 >. —- ttraction—Brendel, & = eee Mrs. Hugo Miller of Fort Smith, * rante and Curcl. f poe etal er . et st rf go, Gas é te A ‘Lin Pe Jes “7 ae wi yi
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} W ides JANUARY g {8° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation-of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the limes Combined. s | Legion, Battery A. rs p. m. Biair ped Howard School | r . “ ae ne Siavertisers Bosal _/ $3 p. m. Elks Lodge. 3619 Lindell | Patrons’ Associati Kindergarten Keep in Mind Your 1923 ¥ Stmae | ae PER CENT MORE cm . ° 4 / ) x B a Lil S | 1 ‘ boulevard. building, Twenty-second and Mont- | Bie « eS Sesoseue those in any “ad / / V d $8 p. m. Templar - »dge, I. O. O. F.| gomery streets. William E. Rotte,) et = 2 , | 3 r Ege jc ceasowg: we ren | Begin now to prepare to give your family. ~— ee :30 p. m. First Regiment, Ar-{' 9 p.m. St. Louis Architectural = oa : | te | wi | and friends a Christmas of joy and happiness = ™ a Sa S Pe Thee. | Club, 514 Culver Way. | ; at Ouality Corner a ~ JOINTHE FMERICA The Most Dependable si i Boatmen’s B ank — | FOR C caleba itendah oes Christmas ample | eombal a aa Buick | ; : ' I The Infant Reptblic, & [Tera Lawte - Full Particulars, Window 9 3 4 tionary War, Encou exams, oo S231 Demonstrators ; andl Agnes C. Wal bridg t.| lovu : “a RaseeiL anderen Bdensugs. ik These Buick bargains Iook as good as new : - Boatmen S Bank 3 3 Erastus W. Yelton -. or and are as good as new, but we are selling Broadway and Olive J > ; ‘ ee an eu Gh bw ee a | Josephine Lewis en them below the regular prices because they have been driven a few hundred mules by our Didest Bank in Missouri demonstrators and salesmen. These cars are all in excellent condition and are reaily better for a little careful driving. Here is Org ize ] desk 3 incr ses your ir ° Kleradesk users are increas ig your opportunity to buy a new Buick at a remark- oe their incomes by tmprer py, on ba a a2 ' - . : 7 : ~—aaiete e el} or nized desk. They are da ly am rs. Emity Blower eet, : Zovis able sav ing. ‘ity through the Means of a Ww ; | organiz inaures clear thinking: ba yo ‘ Send for FREE Folder You also can increase rour locome 1 gum . Hosen : ; . . : Sk leradesk (1) rt class’ fying amd@-tess ates Suaren . , 1-22-Six-49 Touring Car, 7-passenger How to _ Greater Desk ‘ierades ‘current papers (2) Ane : 2 ie ix i 7 fficiency eril ptia ters and memos ta others : n - a , sO I-23-S1x-49 Touring Car, 7-passenger ' sis vani iration ‘2% Hoc! ing “cay oe oa : a : Tan t J e ‘ . reference——te) lephone book, price I | : ) 2 og. etc Oce unrres \@24 desk Vesper-Buick Auto Co. . : gs nent indexed and, adi a - ef = oe a Lindell at Grand West Pine at Vandeventer A ; Lindell 6730—Central 67230 . ; ee . 4 ‘| - 9 9 y Ss: aad | ' Louis -- ana Co.. 309 \. 10th St a ¥ ' | en & an O y i = : Dn ) ‘ . ‘ u — F, -- ; ' 7 > } se . ee iy f. oc : ee 7 a 8 HE vears between the At East St. Loui« in 1781 and the inaugura : : | 1 Wilson ; : m. Low | | = E: first President of the U = eee -2. ~ Keone oka ep 3 strouble and strife. Many peog Bernice Lulrich . in Chic Re . ’ that the Americans would neve » ulties, and that the country’ , @2e @2Oe eu we wees w@&e iy ~ a ag "“@masaubehe tea "ste ia = | _, . * © & weak little states which would P P R a oe . "7m ‘e: aoee Chasnbert ; ae ny > Powers. George III himself a A A : D. and M. Wadler. 1805 Wash 3am )©«=—s so lonies would soon tire of the [and E. Soinelil 101? Frenk!ia. 9 ~ themselves. and would then hun 0, : - ; : Lae + =i : et | a ‘ : : hack within the fold. In thate and would receive his.135 prog ejous expressions of forgivene Stein-Bloch, Fashion-Park, Knox, Cie Se ieee ; TR sth the oct ap “touch and go’ with the inf Thexton & IY right and other best i = = : é i ae Announce E peenrant states, were a ee a | -35~—Sso which should stand above the ¢ makes. 7 . . ". 3 eet Re tate | : = 3 little community had fought P Kraus: “2 aie a ", and spilled its blood for freedé . Suits,Overcoats, Full Dress. .y is | _ not at all enthusiastic about '-e 23s':stake some of that freedom aw 4 3 The second great diffienl ‘ I ‘ eae =~ « condition of the country. The L] x d Shirt Gl “4 "had been met by taxation, leas Be a ress could not levy taxes om : € OS, 5, OVeS, , » , BF sequisition so much money * states could then get from thei H de R - foreign loans had been made ft Osie1 ) > 8 er W Cal, obes. . ; more 25 a a Of All rey be 4 May of pretest a team it railed Ha | idk hj i] f yang M. Podarwisl, §7@ Waris ee «CD ills and then led him aroun I ne Dodge. 4027 St: ‘dicand a8 7 aio b ce . ) | : | 2 1 "= | = “a | a 4 = paren os pe Spain. The continental paper money to pay the soldiers. If nothing tangible béhind it h : 2 = 2a es ous : : .* » bonds which you bought duri Neck W Car, P a ! } ) _ E tad © Couen i _T | : Pa * declared without anv value. aj as . E | me: a The army, not wishing te OS EE RL COR I OIE Bont ONE OS Ey REET OO ore Agee Mette eee o ‘ LLL EL GD LLL OE OL, EL LL LOLI LL I TE LA LIE RTE: A LINC ATT NEO EID: tt A te OE a ee ee eee te @ns . - s ry yey 42> eh Cr a ~ we a’ rons 7 should never see a cent of its things unpleasant for Cong the very lowest prices— cee Sees 4 MME ing the last year of the war, | Thelma Abshe. 194209 S. 13th -! ae Ae - Washington could keep an eve O. 1. Siersman %8, Buckingisn. Here! +e the peace negotiations were Gen. Gates. became iniplicated .* : ecke?, AG, 202 eklin . | Some items far below CO t | - as ; ; th 3 24 wi (ONE LINE EXCEPTED) | —— ’ gome to refuse to go home, a a. Walsh, 7S, 201) Russell : = | Some money. Fortunately. an mgton "s ears before actual ve Ein! ; br 7 on, = > a7 .a se - ae? * : ° . of makin ag yt ee a FC the soldiers to disband and go. . Emma Louise Noite. 79. 3024 X. 1 | ag : But ‘there was a crowd | | L. Schiele-. 74. 4124 Ciarence | | beh. | When they heard that the N aS ' an pay. thev marehed to Phila a a ee = = P 38 - Magnolia. ie $ lwuse. where (‘ongress was im : Jy ete, See INO] 5 UMS -eSCiétums if ther did not get the . Rewethy Hemikens, S7. 3027 St Vim | ae _ ongress hastily adjourned ! i. Lowaldasaske. 22 1520 Warren | aq — vaeation. It saved meatal an a Ee, ff 3 | ) . ‘= | save the situation. : (TO BE CARP E, | S a ‘7 Readers who clip and preserve e _ | Sten ef historical facts. Valu Onl — > om at Sixth children - study of history by ¢ - Br the Aseoriated Press. ~_PaRIsS, Jan. 17.—A preside ere ae sd be a a ; . 2 ‘+= . : a _ x a ; : AEN A A I A ILO LI om “ae, ‘ @ecree published today declares 0 — oar - Rereafter all Frenchmen in the npas name. |! kin ‘lg &s 3 a _. ‘ary service whose families su ems Rey. Menema: | . | “uring the war or who hare a ek. oe 6 Ute d id re 7 « P< . Be sete * hers under arma, wil! be stationed near as peossibie te their homers... _ For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache. oon ) - oe e 7 ‘ | Pi : 4 . Colds, Sour- Stomach, Biliousness : ; ¥ 3 The real Continued Frem Page is Te . out your bowels “without ) at right the bowels work wonderfully Realty Co. Wainwri emt buiidi ng. : 2 | ¥ a ? or everacting, take Casca- in morning. S$ p. m. Quentin Roosevelt Post i sal 18 ro : : rets! : ; “oe. 1, American Legion, New Moose You want to feel fine: to be quiek!y Cascarets never sicken or imconven- Lail. 3839 Otlfve street. . free from, sick headache. dizziness, lence you next day like pills, calomel, S$ p. m. Cherokee Business Men's . : 4 : | Diliowsness, colds, bad breath, 2 sour, “*'** °* ou. Associat: vo Seill. Yo = l it d I M is ‘dy qasny stomach. CVU! (WRiidete love Chsensste ton 30)’ Mectings temerrew inciude the ou Are invite to nspect This erchandise er two cascarets, eurtimc, wil) | cent boxes, also 25 and 50 cent sizes. following start *he hewels eetiug, When taken Aur drug store. iz-ie p. m. Retary Ciub, Statler —— oo Thursday, Friday and $ a ursday, Friday and Saturday | i. 1S p. m. Liens Club, Statler He- tel. _ 42°30 p. m. Exchange Club, Amer- (ican Anpex. | = p. m. Seciety of World War Reg- : istrars, Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney auditorium. 3:30 »p. ma. Candi Literary Club, 3118 Raymond avenue. 6 p. m. Merchant Tailors’ Asso- | ciation, Claridge Hotel. 6:30 p. m. Union Avenue Women's | Christian Asseciation. Union dou!-- | vard and Enright avenue. 7pm St. John's Evangelical! Bretherhood. Fourteenth and Madi- son streets. 3 p. m. Pournier Post. American;
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fe Wis A : 4 A 7" = n : 7 | : | | | | : ae % / — nie ; unday Sag tym agg : : Semel ial : —— 7 ; fs : Kdvertisers Receive : — 1923 Christmas | yoo PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION : | | — SPORTS, MARKET Ss, ¥ | : . than those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. | e WANTS, REAL EST ATE f=. j | vive your family ; = = So eRe Bee ; / joy and happiness par “ie a — = aides uC ate : | . — , TT? 4 ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1923. \ : PAGES 19:32, 1E 4 creased rapidly in. the last tus oe ber of university degrees he holds the wild statements he makes and} _ ' wm | Senator Whitecotton .« of Monrve ized. Many of these companies are questioning the soundnem of - the | ; | | ’ I (on evoluti by Willi: | jlliterate F atypia ourbon. | pT: th ‘epeal o der which AMERICAN HISTOR 4 ACCEPTS BRYAN'S CHALLENGE fron Sucwsuay na ig eaks | Mutgrate, but ne is essa boxsves:| BILL TO REPEAL 3 PCT: MEASURE) ‘: sercayed “three per cont” comn/ Mn ae! | SNS Gc: aa ~ Bank . q AND CALLS HIM AN IGNORAMUS | Bryan detailed at length the num- prove. He quotes no autho es for) JEFFERSON CITY. Jan. 17.— nanies. or housing trusts, are organ- pa. ine Soh hal ara favor on hess. De et and then defied any “son of an ane)! eau! —_— > @ very ignorant . an. could convince only a very 18 ‘ Fav , ' - ' |County today introduced a bill for:'in St. Louis, the number having in-' plan of oreanigation of some. ~ 7. } ; ‘ Spe al to the P , , r ” ‘ : ost D s ate | ' : > ‘ i . " ’ . . . af i { | NEW YORK a ch ¢ to — me an ignoramus. 3 person that his arguments are meet . ; ’ . ’ Jan. ] i. In the } rof scott did So, and in support Brva n has no rue conception of | - Z , a ’ 3 \ field of evolution Mr. ' of his assertion‘taid: “His arguments’ what the subiect of evolution means. | ————— = ————————— , Bryan is an —_ | Sneramus,” said William Berryman “'® absurd; he does not know what. In fact, most of his ideas are outire’y | he is talking abou: Hie does not’! false He might still believe the indow 9 ; Window Scott, profes ‘ ii . ’ /iessor of geology oe ‘ F . - ' |} thority on ey : “ and au-| even want to learn.’ Worse than this earth to be flat. His mind is her-| No. 20 of a Serics rit) 1 evolution at Prineeton, N.| he is not capable of understanding meticallv sealed to anything he. does} “ B k re. J. yesterday, discussing the attack! the subject thorousaly. Bryan is not, not wish to believe.’ 5 Dan i - | “ ” ae - ' d Olive © [pare:money: ) _ Aes aT ROR = 1} — - LE soot 1] _ FISH SPEC. Thurs. Specials —— = — % i SATT RDAY Svesy Stem a big money ete ases your income § } gh | WHITE PERCH - 6TH & FRANKLIN Fresh from oe ee ae 3 ru > wer ee. their incomes by tmprovin eneral *% . leek, ‘hey are daily proving bat ; oh § y Northern lakes; Y Sees clear thinking. : a ) | solid as beef steaks: _ Sausages CAND m increase your inrome if you yss a the grandest fixh P Cri t im sorting, classifying and temporary — . imaginable; quality Frankfurters — the Re noone iar Seaen ware = fit for the table of finest in the world— Spanish peanuts. Fresh every >) . ‘ Sp sec to others nay, aiem 1 \- kings, yet fits th Mion. (3) Holding ready for Quien A purse of th ~ money can't mee—telephone book, price lists, sont oe es ee Cee etc. Occupies i@fta desk SDAaAtCe the * ; Te . ee Tay and adjustable ae to width Eack iriment indexed and adjustabie ~~ te | ood ey 2 _ i | SUGAR II Ser a> mga ryan FIG BARS - + | Pounds pure know the quality. This Fresh today from the ovens. | eet tee | 4 . By HENDRIK V OTE duoted "Absolute “Se You con, bay, ne better af snr AB U — a — | aaiber of ‘‘The Be pe dno vty ' 3 — — Please bring contatncr & si ny ‘Thursday “eicaaai ber y ETTER NDERSTANDING OF BETTER ST. LOUIS — ~ r “3 i (Copyright. 1923.) | EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES | buy bet- 10 minutes in the day from , our own candy kitchen, Ib... wee; poune :. =-pound limit. a ae ne ea ee ee ee ee ee ee HE years between the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown | in 1781 and the inauguration of George Washington as the Be: first President of the United States in 1789 were full of 100°° Aluminum—genuine heavy life wear quality, 19-in. wide, 9'4-in, deep, double riveted Strouble and strife. Manv people in Europe were firmiv «onvinced handles, every pan marked at $1.50. sold the world over at this price. We just bought ’em at a big 4 : : , ‘ ‘op. |} bargain, and we're going to hand it right over to you. This sale willl start Thursday morning ‘As ’ _ > ° > . . . . e ° = . . . . . the Americans would never be able to overcome these diffi long as 100 of them last. , T. LOUIS’ public school system educational institutions are Wash- anit) ; eP CO ‘vy Ww s ha , vers . © ° - | ; : hi ohare alte, tedahd felt Lar ence toces ope One Pan FREE with big, full 3-lb. carton of Big Value Coffee : is rated by educators as among ington University and St. Louis sPowers. George III himself entertained the fond hope that the — cinbiitieen soca ; gic Cone ae ae : the best in the world. The buildings University, which contribute. yearly Pedlonies would soon tire of the hopeless task of trying to govern ES ae a ee Coffee that is 6 lenitmate 450 are models of modern school architec- to the business world, men well "themselves, and would then humbly ask His Majesty to take them kg M56 So: a : ees | RE oe 26 ge iin value. The aroma and taste | ture. St. Louis also has excellent «qualified for civic and commercial back within the fold. In that case he would majestica Nv unbend, % ee et a Sis _ Ts : EAS: 2 : pea, are perfectly marvelous. parochial grade ont high schools, leadership. Sand would recerve his.13 prodigals to his royal bosom with gra- Whee a RS Seige a ee Sere eer | special schools for Industrial instruc- The First National Bank with its ous expressions of forgiveness. ’ te . at oe eee # Be : 38 s w eee ae see o eZ a, Just think of it! _ Both the ; , — Lilt d 1! ; , dl = Nothing of the sort happened, but for five or six vears it was —— a ik a Dishpan\ and 3 Ibs. of Col- | a Oe Oe re, - — i tN: ih sata — — wa : : 7 nines sci eg a fee at just exactly one-half summer schools, educational museums sources, believes in St. Louis and ee i ee ee ee ee A h and go’’ with the infant republi . In the first plac e, th ee agit "i he remubanradabe. ate ae rces, ae nt states were all t erv jealous oft PACH OT her. ‘ | hev did & 4 ae: pee age gg Migs Sees ig " Ser the onlookers. When the war was over, there was no money to | use \E SSE — bay the interest on private or foreigu loans. and not even enough The Ficteres Mes! : | ie ch Sr me a J mey 10 pay the soldiers. It was just as though all the Liberty eS. ae ii ids which you bought during the late war should suddenly be Be Moved Qui oe +e Expired!! The ared without any value. Shortly. It Is : - fF | . Owners Have Given 3 : The army, not wishing to vo home hefore it was paid, lest it ™ ti “That , Us a Lilt | . she its hard-earned mone, began to make — 16 nue Ts 1. Tal American nadanarters, « We Sell This St 116 WASHINGTON AVE. Extension of Time | ~~ I t "S } ree | s ? } — —— - = ——--~ + yuisition so much monev from each state. This money | the Thoroughly cured—equal to : best breakfast bacen. 0c ings unpleasant for Congress. The American headquarters, dur- the last year of the war, had heen in Newburg, N. Y., where Be to Help Us Sel PWashington could keep an eve on the British in New York, while . Out Everythi b Sihe peace negotiations were going on in Paris.’ Our old friend. ing— Tt S valuable ae ». Gates. became implicated mn H plot, wherebv the solders were = 3 pgome to refuse to go home, and would force Congress to give them ° ° ome money. Fortunately. an inkling of the affair reached Wash- rite for 1f toda ; 2 Wri y- 7. m’s ears before actual violence had been done. He persuaded he soldiers to disband_and go home quietly. ® But there was a crowd of recruits at Lancaster. Pa.. anid “what” he “why” of W - ment they heard that the Newburg army was going home without ‘are sendy fao'they iaea: ns they marched to Philadelphia. They surrounded the State- me ; pesaaelnan | 1 ? where Congress was in session, and threatened to use their | , , 5 love af Dace pg ee tomar ines | if they did not get their pay in 24 minutes. Whereupon | tee ese case. i coming ae palry ~ente ie le tam rea: boot s hastily adjourned aid went to Princeton for a few days ' @ SERVICE UP i how to get your full share of the benefits for buyers | | : PLIiskS— FF. °C . te in all War Department sales. Seation. lt saved thelives of several Congressmen, but it did not F, Fateseta, = 0... Pegg] . . 2 Auction r ome . Le : ay the situation. et eee Che booklet illustrated on this page will be a de- he (TO BE CONTINUED.) , a ace Smeer nite es cided help. / i _ yaar con art cago 11, It explains just how sales are conducted—how 7 who nn * ~~ 7 . ~~ ; , ‘ * S| TS gseiling up | acathd bide toe We ° F sternherg s COATS sg i we . ‘oO ; at oon, a heavy-weight overcoat our ~ | up to $89 00. bc tle CU Wak as »39.85 $59.50 $27.85 oe] Jan, 30, b adi ie ; ' ; . ! } ‘ft Bi All Sternberg’s COATS selling lets nance ‘Gustom tailored Over- best friend. ere. | bee ab to. 998.00. '"®-- 644,85 ws reid Suivage | How" ine wool : | Skirts selling up to A Oe e. > Saat ae m ; =. fe. rs es. ~s. i S ' . + :) a eee) AR ett: LF eet ee ee * Gi i CS
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The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of thie Daily Globe-Demiocrat and the Times Combined. ' 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: | [ News of New Books and Those Who ‘Write Them use and how a seem ing sign £ tion of matter have been revolution- | should Sovehe eS prea all} showed his mother that he jms ) : eg . ized. Now comes Einstein with his of which in Mr. mac, It. is | selected to be honored by the ms 4 ‘amptire. . . ’ tee poe os anu Th Co t b t B relativity theory with its assertion |deplore) to scholarly pursuits., 4°, . - layed : : : . . : O72 | 2 2 ‘nic : 3 =e : possum We:Have With Us This Evening: Anna Severn and Ch | Breatuans a oyster tor pene C i rm ul ion Ox that nothing’ exists independently of creditable, mossors a Ie sone | cnet wmarie - al unshot woud in the left, and they carry on ¢ bby sence lthe observer, that all is relative and ley’s insight that he snou So: ae Cae 8 of ‘Chartes Yaeger. 21 years) : i n, Distinguished Russian nie : Mai >a ; k in| ae ? Fieldings— Baron Rose " £ ‘they are found ou faisie is a good Three Reviews by Geo. R. Dodson nothing absolute, and with its denial | perceived the one ot ee i. : oa ms - : ¢ 136 South Broadway. that : . S awe put d ants them to be havrpy. ' | Diplomat—the Chessmen of ~Mars and Sev eral Seatinn one Suda. Queenie and Coi- * « of the existence of any reality belize [Baste sore: See is quite in- | Samuel Hopkins Adams, (Hem ee Grill necessitate amputation. . . . " . s ~~ , LISTORY: , does not occur among unicellular /our observations. “Thé physical ma- | **y S$ ¢¢ . ** him-{ Miflin C tm. — company with a broth- mestic— Pla “in, makes arfother. Colin gets per- «-7HE TREND Ol I tren ng the task he bas set hi n Co.) i x r, inc Other Entertainers, Foreign and Do est wetblimese ORIGINS OF TWENTIETH CEN- | animals, is a relativery new phe-/ terial world of land and water, of aiegggeeties a8 is readable. Its style’ The quality of this book ae - fectly well, as if anyone cared. And | ¢ 4 self. trees and houses, of men and women indeed corsversational, haps be no better suggested . e | “mor -“Ss.”" William menon due to differentiation of | qn e€ Bible. | anne and Jerrold* TURY PROBLEMS,” by nomena Sig opular, | “He held her by the hand as he K. Wallace. (The Macmillan Co.) (structure and function among the |does not actually exist; it is not a real is pop eve to picturesque inci-| the author's own foreword: ; | , ~ 4 ‘and has an |used to hold her when they were| 1. inesis of this book is cor- |™etaz0a. or organisms composed of | world. It exists only i and throug” dent. But it is confessedly based|in by slums stands Our B Otto Heller , the zitidar did not scare us a bit ‘children. to keep her safe. And hand eel + 4 yseless to urge men many - ells. it is a by-product of the enn ths 4 aie age wey 36 upon secondarrT authorities—and not | valiant green space, fair on ‘ ° : . 2 _ , . - . = | ae — tine ° . . - - ; , ' - and the giant Martian rats seemed in hand, sar Raragggtne Tiree bas to go to the primaries or take evolutie - j P pamanectn mates = de as it © the best of those. It comes 45 4 shock | of the Great City. .. . Here UNDER ANALYSIS. to us more like pets than pesis.|down through the twilight of the m eréater interest in political du- ate nating =m OUP race — ge #4 ww Mg eg te meipessivosanl es ak oe the informed reader to find Mr./ang here hope to die, ‘ths | ; ser.” 2 See ee rincipally mat ity, i tion. 11€ s , “a= —_ ; | meee AS the Book of Job a stage | Adrift over strange regions in the fields together. r Political apathy may be ex- ~ ‘ , rches | Jaim to be a scholarly praduc- Tragedy Restored,” took ex-| egs ) oe \¢ of history.” and Mr. Wallace’s in- | °°**. Caan. ites eetintiaen te an ether drift, and if later researc ino claim to b “a ecam | amusing, passatim but let ue liberties with the text to and dismounts from it, at will, by in the United States, Japan, Mexico, : esented with so > ever hop 0 support more than confirm his results, the very basis on /tion, but is evidently a book written e 4 us he . his these that Job is a recular effecting or releasing contact with Greece and other countries suffice terpretation pai Dg saibility. nae Oe 41.000,000 people unless some funda- which the relativity theory rests will to wile away the tedium of a pro- |“ is the er relay in the Dg and tragedy, patterned specifical- |*®* spinal cord; so soon as the body: to invest his recollections with ab- sai > aan Range men who ™ental factor now unknown [to US'b. removed. The theory has also longed illness. re po ritaciment! 6. Se ’ | whi , , . . . merit % ctentit s = _ wes 4 lay. T rowth of . on eee : Se ui Diary.- a which your head is riding gives in- eorbing interest and importance. - ° omes into play. The growth of pop- . oo. exam 4 , mathe- i Euripides. | . ; umanity n examined by the French mat" me ’ : ta *t a" ath -, | would see in the life of humanitya ... per tieat "Oe saa nts-a problem ; : . . + : : f Morrie Jastrow's still dications of weariness, yo that is, Baron Rosen —~ ae pe eens Dart process in which something of value regs cham therefore, ue _— aye r . matician, Painleve, to whom the con- “The FI f ae f : |it—.get off and change to another. in the negotiations preceding the that is fast becoming urgent. The rR, idle he “au- | ower ©@ hr t study. “The Book of ; ‘ is being achieved. : , ,. clusions of Einstein appear to 5 | $dith M serite Ba pea : That is why so many Growth nd Int Lame 6 question is solved and set- | Russo-Japanese War, and subse-| ae dane — |e no suggestions 4S ‘0 sacious conjectures and not the in-| “The Book of the Pike,” by O. W. ‘ acouerns ‘dort.. (de a : Origin, “~ a mter- jtled. The kaldane feeds on the rykor quently was one of the Russian pleni- The great men of history are ae e ion. merely remarking that evitable obuseutenens of the prem- gmith. (Stewart Kidé Co.) rance.) Ee 3 delicious Postum. This. pu Together ith my New (rykor is the body). which. when potentiaries at the treatw of Ports- represented as playing dual rOmes. the assurance and*® certainty with maid - = = Thess fmer the time he has been An- To essay once more a th 7 warmth and cornfort has e Based evised , ‘ +} n ha’ is the! ‘Onscl . , ae: . atecanra | * _ Hits , ‘ ; we Thee tm 4% Pte: ce : qJ. B. ceeitnastt Co “ti he | STOO ene oO Coley mer] SOUP. a hes ogee one waving {en wee Of hin tricads advance So we are left in suspense, but able | gling Editor of Outdoor Life, the sically handled in its phil « i is free from anything that c “ "eo sel. Ah, what strange cre es we . n were - ,..| policy, in whic ey Rave VarTring isolutions excite his wonder and ad- “a . se tent i Sane peumoe: , ie 7 sentimental possibilities by: Gia = Sf the form or genre of Job! onc: when we havent cot won Oe _® letter by Baron Rosen to decrees of success, and on the oth- |S 0nS Sree ne a ious that un.|t© 8@¥ that the relativity theory is. author says, he has been asked more) |, 2 oon ana effectivel ana or adults. : : _— + Tan “2 ‘ . iration. i See Til } 1OU: Lia = . reagan rit the iy et > 4 ‘ a mtouched, and attention cen- | ry fre . “ ‘Rrra Bryce, dated Ja . 26, 1919, or is their historical mission, which - a leteen ene * +4 4h .,.\|not science, at least not yet. The/ questions regarding the identity of — ae | It's a far cry from these things to \r- I a I A a tn TB ——— - 3 | C ah indie - € mond Shipmfan Andrews. iCharies manners and periods and i May Sinclair, one of England’s;to confess the final failure of his! reader's attitude toward it. he can well as for OD COED I ey FT ae ele Be OP RODEN CS RR LT AIT a cle I al aa ** a & 2 sy i fi word of a life de- possible is to read it nal the a’ what be that ex-|°",° 2 and faithful English gir! Gibbs’ wonderful book, “Now It “THE BIOLOGY OF DEATH.” br ree heterogeneous brothers Can Be Told. pointing out that Gitferent language) of another family with much unos-| the world will not accept that mes-| #ymond Pearl (J. B. 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The balance payable $5.00, this device has been set up in accord with the instrus §} You'll never miss the money: tions that accompany the instrument. a’ t i . ape tn the. only | Fielding circle as & mere tot, is cause and that a brotherhood of peoples is a fascinating and instructiv: build our ~ on ch we ean | for conforming the earlier portion of more powerful than a League of Na- boc for the reader who appre- lives wthe book to the developmental type tions may be Younded in the world ciates the eloquence of simple. trust- faith rises superior to argu- | so much affected by novelism today after its present sickness. worthy statement. He will here _and speculation, because it ,in England and America. The latter ' . * . learn that ola age and death are no* ; | a that the highest truth ac- | portfon shows in the main exhibit | il ae necessary in the nature of things | = to man is never a solid that love caught in a triangle with two sme Nautilus. that they are ‘not attributes of the ; «nn be grasped, but an atmospnere ‘angles that are acute and one that is. ;living cell which is potentially im- be breathed. If, therefore, Job | Or turns out to be, just right. mortal. Death, which except by ac- & play at all, it might be one of Of the three young Fieldings, the. cident or through hostile conditions intention and profoundest | eldest, Eliot, is bigger and better °@S*- : ee ae oar Stewart Walker’s |than the square of the two others. _ YOU ONLY THINK so: CHANGE Sooo — Colin, the youngest, is a timid little YOUR THOUGHT. authenticated. is it not? shostseer, artistically gifted, but sare meshing tn the Way ot Coue in Usum Delphini. The au- without the stamina for carrying art your doing what you desire to do, tp... of the following rhymes in The on. Jerrold as a boy and man for- | and there never has beg;’ Nautilus avers that they work like cred turns his a on suffering and You only THINK sof and that's charm: orrors, won't face anything that is keeps you from tryin - ek a oe leven'm ittle unpleasant, went even| ‘There is nothing in the worla| G0OP THOTS FOR WEE TOTs. “The Chessmen of seese | Hatem if you try to tell him, won't that rou cannot do by WANTING to, 1- I am weil. *iread a book that hasn't a happy TRYING to. and KEEPING AT IT. ending, won't go to a piay that isn't The whole method of treatment a comedy. Eliot doesn’t like hor- for realization of your desires is rors any more than Jerrold does: ° gummed up in the words of Jesus: a T have lovely but when he hears about them he «wHATSOEVER THING YOU DE- I am true, Things to eat. Wants to go straight where they are siRE WHEN YOU PRAY BE- I am, loving, . Tam brave, and do something to stop them.| ,I]EVE THAT YOU RECEIVE IT So a you I am wise That's why he becomes a doctor.) (NOW), and you shall HAVE it.” . Iam straight, For a little They do say, however, that Dr. As simple as Cove. and better’ I am tall, Child my size. Fielding isn't interested in -people, ©) only in their diseases, and not really | \im diseases. only in their germs. The thought of preventable disease filled him with such fury that he wouln’t | rest till he became a great patholo-| /gist. He fell in love with Anne at the |once and "forever and probably she | the | Would have preferred him, had it) Let me | fot been for the author's belief that | Martian it's only the unscrupulous people iwho get what they want in this versa ; world. Anne therefore falis into makes no difference) some. calf-love with Jerrold Fielding, and ‘through her indefeasible loyalty the . | infatuation remains for life. Polodona., | All of the brothers join up when brings into it comes to the war. FEliot returns the toile of | with a trippled ieg. Colin, prema- delivery ‘turely, with a bad case of shell Gahan | shock, abandoned to terror, unrest- almost stumps him.) | ing. and totally unfit for work of any | wince kind. He really ought to have is @ Gaughter of John Carter, stayed out of the fray. in the first in. | place, but Queenie egged him into it. is a | He married her shortly before he most went. Queenie herself was a clever war worker but a bad lot in camp. Beigian Colonels and British subal- terns made frantic fools of them- selves for her. Jerrold would have married Anne | had not the sight of her rendering a nurses menial service to his Jying father been too unpleasant. His one idea was te get away from the place his father hed died in and from the people whe had seen him die. Ite tries hard not to think of Anne, so he rushes off to the war. Eventually he comes back, hale Magazine of New Thought Edited by Elizabeth _ Towne and William B. Towne. Motto: Self-Help Through Knowl- The Fading editorial runs: na in g - . oor > ~ z Bat. He: “ay ri; FL No Home Complete; Without Rf « - ia _ aha s at =_— ees Bern; 5 oi ht eae ie is not long before the | man who bought a Bargain Sale piano’ needs a new one. But it is long enough for Nim to determine how much he would have saved had he bought a standard made Nationally known instrument from Conroys. 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‘ " ¢ 4 : WED" ' | JANUARY Tt Thee. a ey m University ow a seeming sign from heaven | ed his mother that he heq been | ed to be honored by the world as the “Unknown Amen * a . - 7% na Bepch in Our Square” el Hopkins.Adams, CHouitoe, lin Co.) | } quality of this book can per. be no better suggested than by uthor'’s own foreword: * slums stands Our Square a t green space, fair on the } Great City. .. . Here we} here hope to die, ‘the s, the true hearts that loved the ofold.’ And of all, there is no heart or kinder than that ot DNESDAY, P RY 1i, 1928 ‘ eww 4 ANT The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that - of the Daily Star and the er and another young man, | Butta ng possum near Fremont, Mo ) BY POSSUM on PLAYED POSSUM ‘]rying to Sneak Away) Over Shotgun Resting “a Tree at Campfire. aesum that played possum a gunshot wound in the left} y of Charlies Yaeger. 21 years} ; South Broadway, that) i necessitate amputation, , in company with a broth- it down, clubbed it and tossed it near the camp fire. They sat about the fire for a short rest before resuming their hunt. The possum, after a time, revived and began to sneak off toward the woods. He bumped into a shotgun resting against a tree. It fell and was discharged, the full load ‘strik- |ing Yaeger in the ankle. « was » By the A Monday night. They treed: one. shot! > STDS, 5 Tene. _dischargéd today, } See = COUNTY UDGES LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. 17.—The | matron on duty in the women’s ward on the night that Mrs. Clara Phillip:, “hammer murderess,”’ escaped from the Los Angeles County jail, “ to oe | Sheriff W. Tra Sheriff be e- | had become convince “g ri across the windows of Mra. cell were sawed from the ger announces. Clared he the:bars PRiLlips’ inside. 4 | ntle, shrewd ang neighborly ojg _ ie, through whose lips I tej tales, the real historian of the lk whom 1, too, have known wed in Our Square.” uel Hopkins Adams is the ey. yf that absorbingly interesting aper novel, “Success.’ > > > Blick’s Diary,” by Stephen Cc. and. «Harper & Bros.) , typical “plain” American |, seta down the incidents each t home and office “tor future hee tn disputes about what nedand when.’ The volume is ng, passatim, but let us hope he last relay in the long ana : rifacimenti of Pepy’s Truth. ry. ) ~~ 7 > Piower of Friendship,” py hh Margugite Baidorf. (Dor e.) msay once more a theme clas. bandied in its philosophie ana ental possibilities by Cicero nerson and effectively renoweq sh Black in our own days—~ t to have dwindled beside the *, is the Merit to be recorded iss Batdorf’s bit of lucid and prose. . . . acl,” by Felixe Lavery. (Fred. ¢ A. Stokes Co.) Y first chronologically coherent since the days of Vasari of el'a life, by an author who for rs has experided an enormous . of labor in deep and fatient : he book forms a com- mstory of Raphael's works, notographs, dates fere painted, their distinctive at which ~ £. jo to school } on a winter morning ~ btresh and rosy—or pinched and chilly? That's a matter for Mother to decide. 3 » Children, as well as grown-ups, need a hot mealtime beverage that is whole- 5 some, invigorating, and free from harm- ful after-effects. _ Coffee is known to be harmful—especially to children. That is why so many thoughtful mothers give their children _ delicious Postum. This pure cereal beverage gives needed - warmth and comfort, has delightful flavor and aroma, and tafe from anything that can injure the health of children or adults. Your grocer sells Postum in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) prepared instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages) for those who prefer to make the drink while the meal is being prepared; made by boiling fully 20 minutes. Postu 1M) =FOR HEALTH “There's a Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Michigan | | candidates, measures to their Measure | Legislature DANGER OF LOSIN $1200 ,A YEAR PAY EASY 10 DARKEN TOUR GRAY HAIR in Legislature) Would Also Take must look to the county for protec-' tion, unless Mrs. Smith shouldsetake'! up the fight in their behalf, the oth- | er representatives of the county evi-| \dencing no disposition to appear in Clean Election Fa Road Power to Name Overseers. By CURTIS A BE Lrs, A Staff Correspondent of the .Post- Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. Newly elected County Louis County, Jan. 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Victor Records Ty Tl {i | cent of interest until its affect on the | is “43 in iY ) | ' | politics in St. Louls County became | Ived! | id Voices ~ . a yaa : - All for Shae meee BEDE | ) ae ie ed b an x | Bill Before Committee. . > ‘s Baha! 1 , WP eRERES It it | The Committee on Roads and s—let him hear 7 | So ae gm 4 iid | Highways had it under consideration | | Tie eS yesterday afternoon, but none of the ~ F PCL TM as 1} | St. Louis County representatives, not ' Lt | a | il | } 'even Mrs. M. T. Smith, the success- ie PST TIE ob | HL: | ful Clean Election League candidate Mitts it! HE 1k Beare hat ‘for the Legislature, appeared to pro- | i" ne We | tect the political interests of the men to - | hat edie | | | league’s County Judges. ° ¢ lee igl ; ’ tee | padcasts 4 MDelivered to Your Home | tain about some features of the bill, |asked that it be laid over until a |Senate. If it should pass there and | go to the House, it might become the 0 €o., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mer. | ; is in its early stages. It is a bill in- 1005 OLIVE ST. ody by Senter ani . tional—Instruc- However, quite un conscioush vy their n Payment of Only..... 5 | later committee meeting. Even if op- subject of legislative manipulation Jasper County, Ww ho is seeking to take is not greasy, oily or sticky. ae . being music and other n your home when | with the instruc- 9° Eruptions Constipation Nk gp you are onttiticeted: enough _ Nature's Inbricating liquid’ is pro- duced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol because it neta like this natural a and t. ‘interests were for the moment nro. | ' tected. Representative Whitaker,’ be’ Ballance ayable $5.00. per month. Bie CHAT RRR DPT Ha | i | 1 P 7 $ P yh ' ae TTL | 4 | position in the House should defeat imever miss the money. iM fit ty ) y | Bales’ measure, it is reported Ralph ' J ' oe” (and get through. The other measure endangering | Hickory County, a little uncer- | has a similar bill to introduce in the 'the interests of the County Judges away from the County Judges the | $1200-a-year salary each receives, in addition to his salary as County | Judge, as a member of the County | Board 85f Road Overgeers. As intro-| duced, the bill does not affect St. | Louis County, but McCawley is re- | / ported to be ready to amend the bill, to include it, if it is Ralph's desire. Another Element in Matter. While there is a little question that Ralph would so desire if only the | County Judges would be affected. | aT es | ———=—— E = ——————————— a , there is another element which so | | ’ ss SE ee Wa | far has kept Ralph quiet. The bill | See are yA Cae le “l|also seeks to cut the salary of the | FLU ae) UC. County Clerk $1200 @ year by taking | | ae eee Recise Bae ast 4 ‘ pe nr b ss , ‘. |away his position as clerk of the | | "Ue US) eee i see Dee ge ah Board of Road Overseers. Now, while the County Judges are Clean Election ORETAIL ' J ( | League candidates, Walter Miller, | ° . —- ’ who, through a recount, has a chance , . } ays 522.00 ) wife, ve With Calotabs, * ! a sti am ~~ - nea to be County Clerk, is one of the O t e ra Ing a out = Snd/Refined Calomel | rng os i Ralph-Essen faction, and from that od : at Are Nausealess | s ' “S De oe jw Fe source thére is no disposition to dis- = « / I re. 4 ow ty J ’ . = } Ca 7 — — | turb his salary. © / has a sensitive, SS a | Y —— —— é a —— ag So it may turn out that Miller's a In Ss 1S oin O e found by | + eee | contest with Edward Tiffen, Clean’ V experience . | Election Lengue ‘candidate for the! stal adjustment. @ mh medicine for colds, coughs, quired, no main- and influenza can aa lde for full effectiveness un- — made thoroughly active. y the first step in the treat- oe new, nausealess calomel . Calotads, which are free | aekening and weakening ef- old style calomel. Doc- out the fact that an go“ long way to- county clerkship, may hold the $1200 | pe onthe Toad overmeer patron heard from the south- east corner of Locust TED every winter by thousands who appreciate the cheerful 'V induenee of aad: rounk. climate, abundant sunshine, blue sktes, soft twilight, marine views, the romance of past centuries, the sports and pastimes of the present, and the charm of the southern seas which wash these panoramic shores. Then why the European Riviera when in oo Sy ms little over 24 hours’ time from St. Louis, the splendid steel pocae h & Nashville Railroad Christian, Biloxi, Gulfport, Ocean Springs, Mississippi eg ey fe Bemceoale. Pensacola. Mobile or New Orleans? ok waates tourist fares are but a fraction of the cost of a trip abroad more A nts. a go sont iat ces ao many scenes along the Gulf Coast end a splendid map. They are yours for the asking. Tits cotton! encvaim Go de ton train “The P * between Cinc notamatl, fous and ie sal _ADVBRTISEMENT | BENJAMIN FRANKLIN’S BIRTHDAY IS TODAY Today, January 17th, is the birthday of ‘‘Poor Richard’’ and many of his famous sayings are brought to mind. ‘: Keep thy shop and thy shop will keep thee’’ is Franklin's first injunction. to the storekeeper. The Prufrock-Litton Furniture Co., Fourth and St. Charles, have proved this saying by their years of storekeeping. ‘“°Tis foolish to lay out money in a purchase of re- pentance’’ is the thought behind their persistence in selling only quality furniture. Every day fg visitors’ day. ie a mile instrus er favorable at- itions will receive “% that distance. = g influenza and colds ce as clear as a - tof the most important fac- rystal setatany @ 9g the patient to suc- orice os nd an attack and fF YOU HAD nia. Po Calotabs on the tongue Brith & swallow of ‘Sehee salts, no nahsea nor ) ference with your. » oF work. Next morn- vanished, vour liver oa 7 ? | . : 1 - : + ete es Beef “a a Pe a “ » - ‘ s - . eet * a S_ Sis + i ‘ita : ‘ -. tl ee ‘ Satie ike. 2o ae Kaas? isn Tindee EE... +0 wel ee ~ we k § * 2 ee 2 “ see : ‘ ; ‘ plaka pga
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Write for a Free 20% treat- } ) Ms the drug store first, price 30. letters on file from grateful users of oe Ne : Stakenced . Thousands of Doctors, Nursesand Dentists recom- eS ~ end ‘Ss to their patients and friends. -s See that “ivy signature is on every tube you purchase. i , 1D © Pat, a i XTARRHAL JELLY \ ARTISTS KS CONCERT AROUSES ENTHUSIASM Sure Relic Agree to Present Another Program Soon. Post-Dispatch Radio | - Broadcasting Station KS D Daylight broadcasjing at 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1°40, 2:40 and 4p. m.. Market quotations and news bulletins of interest to the Middle West, on 4856 meters. Tonight, 8 p. m., on 400 eneters. Wednesday Evening Concordia’ Bode, soprano; tone Zuehlke. violiniste; Harriet Over- ton and Grace Huddle, pianists; red Sonnen, harmonica, specialty soloist Address by Mrs. Frances Vinton Ward of Washington University. i—Warmonica— March—"‘Stars and Stripes'’-— Sousa Fred Sopnen. 2—_ Song s-— (a> “ae. See “c.cln ce Sees (b) Kiss Me Again....Herbert (ic) When Within Thine Arms —Densmore Concordia Bode, Accompanied by Grace Huddle. 3— Violin— (a) By the Waters of Minne- tonka ...........-ldeuranée-} (b) Barcarolle (from Tales of SR i a aa Offenbach (Oo) SS... 0000000 08s Raff Ione Zuehlke, Accompanied by Harriet Overton. | 4—Harmonica— Sextette from Fred Gonnen. “Lucia” — Donizetti “Nie Nahte Schiummer (from schutz’’) mir der |? “Der Freli- Von Weber Concordia Bode. Accompanied by Grace Huddle. 6— Violin— (a) Rondino Kreisler (b>) Mazurka de Wienitawski— Haesche Ione Zuehlke, Accompanied by Harriet Overton. ‘—Address — * ‘Budgets in the Home Mrs. Frances Vinton Ward §— Harmonica— (a) A Summer Evening Walts — Emil Waldteufel (b) I Want My Mammy— red Sonnen 9—Songs— (a) ee ky Enea Curran (ob) A Burst of Melody— Seller (c) The False Prophet— Scott Concordia Bode Accompanied by Grace Huddle 10—-Harmonica— (a) Humoreske ..A. Dvorak (b) My Old Kentucky Home ~—Foster (c) Lullaby ......... Brahms Fred Sonnen 11—Piano— (a) March of the Italian ED * nn 0 6 6 0 0's DX roeger (b) Lieberatraum ..... Liszt o>, a Chopin Harriet Overton — Knabe Piano Used Thursday Evening 8 O’clock—Silent 11:30 P. M. Broadcastin the dance pro- gram at Hotel Statler. - The special artists’ program broad- ‘cast by Station K S D last night oc- ‘casioned comment from near and far. ‘the artists and the beauty of | distance another The,prominence and popularity the program had aroused much interest prior to its radio presentation, so that virtually every receiving set in town, and outside as well, whose owners had been notified of the com- ing treat, was tuned in. As a result, the telephone in the reception room of the radio studio was kept ringing constantly with both lodal and long- messages. of | Several compli-'| mentary telegrams from more dis-'| (tant points were received. The artists -were Smith, soprano; Misa Agnes violiniste, and Vernor Henshie, pian- ist. The virtuosity of Miss Mrs. Carroll) Gray, | Gray's) renditions and the beauty and clarity | of Mrs. Smith's voice were perfectly transmitted, while those listening gaid that never has a piano selection gone out more beautifully than the Magic Fire Scene from ure,’ number. Henshie played the accom- paniments for the song and violin numbers. All three artists agreed to,present program at an early date, to satisfy the clamors for more which “Die Walk-' ’ which was Henshie’'s big piano. came in by telephone. From the artistic to the utilitarian | is a long jump, but that was accom- | plished in last night's program in coming from the high plane of art reached in the music program to a practical consideration of a project! , ening, deepening and w idening, the river, and the construction to reclaim the River dea Peres. Thig was set forth in an address by Lieut. Joel I. Connolly, sanitary engineer in charge of a detachment of engineers’ of the United States Public . Health| Service now ‘stationed in St. Louis. | The speaker described the present conditions along the banks of the River des Peres, the conditions which . arise whenever there is a heaty rain’ and the menace to health which these conditions might easily become. Then| he showed how, by conversion of the. river into a public sewer, by straight- construction of a channel to carry off foul and storm water in the va}! ey of of lateral connections, it might be made not‘ only a sightly but Sanitary part of the city’s sewer system. This. project is one of the propositions, /ecohtemplated in the proposed city | om ee ‘ . mer Se L ans : : ae Pe - ;ome was in the house when the ex- " bond issue. babes Home of Rail Shopman I Dynamited. | By the Associated Press. ) SHAWNEE, Ok. Jan. iome of George M. Petty, a-boiler- maker foreman at the Chicago, Rock | Isiand & Pacific Railroad shops | here, was dynamited last night. No the. plosion crashed in the rear wall of} _ ADVERTISEMENT cae ; the kitchen and demolished the rear | | poreh. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S | BIRTHDAY IS TODAY | Today, January 17th, is the | birthday of ‘‘Poor Richard’’ and | many of his famous sayings are brought to mind. ‘‘ Keep thy shop |/ and thy shop will keep thee’’ is Franklin’s first injunction to the storekeeper. The Prufrock-Litton,, Furniture || Ce., Fourth and St. Charles, have {| proved this saving by their vedrs || of storekeeping, ‘‘’Tis foolish to J) av out money in a purchase of re- pentance’’ is the thought behind FOR oan gene /> ‘ae GF ) NEF “P Pas oy —= ) _- 16 BELtLANS Hot water Sure Relief “ = 25¢ ana 75¢ Packages Everywnere Fun By The Sv Pack For the fun of your young life you don’t have to wait for the Circus Clown at $1.00 per, plus war tax. For 15c you can get twenty times more fun out of a pack of Clown Cigarettes—a balanced blend that brings you back for another pack. UNION MADE Axton- Fisher Tobacco Co., inc., Manufacturers, Louisville, Ky. their persistence in selling only > s juality furniture. Every day is {;. visitors’ day. a ¢ Laxative is needed ; /! Dry 0 sie 0 el rece = io 4 A\\\ | to take a “== by Z poh ae — ores. in the form of calomel, \ : SB A and coal-tar in the Ve. “m — form of _ when a_ natural $ ’ —' vegetonts com- Peidwell’s Syrup rere ey a 1 w and without dans ger. People ait degeocacieae may salivate eer conditions wees te the train youre proud to “A to : a. ps 7 ‘ “ : : ; ae : te es 3 ¢ + sre ents God ate ae that salt waters and , se eames. “may concentrate the Leaves St. Louis daily at 12:15 p. Blood, d, dry up the skin and cause Hine can take Dr. , on P. ourself or give i my mp gn Boh do ev “day. with the Daz that it is the safest arrives Chicago 7:50 p. m. | Comparable only to the luxu- ~ we rious comfort of a voyage on) ‘ : and best medicine you can use the best of the great ocean © | lasted roadbed, insuring safety — and smooth-running trains. Q An appetizing luncheon, Pea a and the famous Alton dinner. wal Q Roomy: and tastefully np appointed observation and > > parlor cars. y Chicago & Alto ‘¢The Only Way’’ ee 7 3a6N. Broadway hewn geer at DON of SH 0 eg Kiesethorst has them “ welopes, new and perfect, JLOWN CIGARETTES 2OforiI5* FF of a 30, 60 or 90 day cl _ rapid service counter wi | — Victor cone ‘ai JUST FAUST—Ballet M QT HE Associated Press News appears e i = in the Post-Dispatch in the evé a |= » paper field in St. Louis. . ff , Another Thousand of These Sturdy Little Offered FREE to Boys and Girls. 'Y ours For Only New Subscriptions boys and girls rosy cheeked and vigorous. SADDLEKICK is SAFE! N ubscriptions are tS gent ne persons net now reading the ew Dally OST-DISPATCH, whether purchased from newsboy or newsdealer, or delivere@d by carrier. D i] subscriptions are required. No credit allewed fer Sanda al y POST-DISPATCH aubsecriptions. A Sunday POST-DISPATC reader who has not been reading the Daily POST-DISPATCH may subscribe through you under this plan. V ifi d subscriptions are required. We investigate the validity ef CririeG the order and the subscriber's rebponsibility.. All are received subject to acceptance or rejection by the POST-DIS-~ PATCH, Home-Delivered Feeserr ens ate. reaul wg Ramet cannot he included under the terms of this offer. This makes neces- Gelivery within {he district boundea, "i NOt Be Gasepend for ON THE NORTH BY CASS AV. ON THE SOUTH BY CHOUTEAU AV. ON THE WEST BY GRAND AY. ON THE EAST BY THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. g | SADDLEKICK The SADDLEKICK is a real aid to youthful service because it links errands with FUN, encour- ages healthful outdoor exercise and helps make The underslung platform makes it easy to balance. The SADDLE 7 —an entirely new feature in this class of vehicles— aia affords freedom of both feet for support if needed. aay A. 35719 | waver Bethe Mi : - (Dance of % 4 WHEN HEARTS ; 18908 ‘ JOURNEY'S EN / , a7 ; 5 been CA won ome * 4 18986 ) WHERE, THE ~—_ oe “4 : Fox Trot. 4 . =~. 2 7 is005 WHEN WINTER ‘ WHEN >’ & Vv w ; ‘ THRU THE NIG 18996 {nEeD MOON—Wa Cars Ba ie i is q « “4 > > . 2 >. y * +. “as - : oe 5 » Som = ee | \ ‘, 3 3 4 _—_—_—, * ie > * ) a or ‘ We ie Will deliver any cabi | ine Victrola to your h " your contract ae . —Disc REMEMBER, enrollments close definitely on —Rubber © —usT January 31st. To avoid disappointment, fill out aa 1007 and mail the enrollment blank NOW—while you —Adjustable Sadd Matm 8505 have it before you. A : Offer is open only to boys and girls who are not identified with the sale or distribution of the POST-D. ’ PATCH, and who reside within St. Louis carrier delivery limits, including East St. Louis, Belleville, Granite Gs 7 Venice and Madison in Illinois; and\ Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Florissant, Valley Park and Maplewood in ™ i; , souri. 7 4 e 3 int ore required—each for 6 months. No extra credit fer ie Mg bring, thie ENROLLMENT BLANK te the © . yearly subscriptions. at o sT-D on wr ba \ oolte order blanks an@ necessary tastractions. POST-DISPATCH Circulation Dept. : 3 p Send instructions for getting a Saddlekick without | a — ceptance or rejection. ae 4 MACH BAD . er orders from persons who now é : 5 ing or collecting any money. , J promise to abide by the requirements of your : I will not t . 2 “4 daily POST-DISP hether purchased from a sb Paes 2 ¥ a Bo hee 1 OED OP 69s beg. ou Seales : % —— ty ee gee : Bet i . ae, a oe
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¥ Rae ree — ‘ ; ; esi ai: a laa . | . A - & é ¥ Q ° ‘.. ” lal om my * - Bp POR RY “he Pe ae 4 reuy 7 ah Saas 9 “ bey =— 4 . » aa ' ’ Sa tei 0 I eee al aR } TER, PT TS PT oe : te % oy, - ey Ne “ ‘ at J ‘ g ¢ -¢ a = : + IDNESDAY. ¢ = Cas : ; : | ' i GRNUARY 17, 1623. The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH jalone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Hin JANUARY “Yt, é sate Grandfath : 17, - Wook n er. randfa : a8. ) : a esl 17.—Governor- we hatscuuede ey om a Kroeg, residents of Detroit. | protation. They were married on | also locked their clothing in closets. sonard ‘Wood became a| Osborne C. Wood. ~ and Mrs. | In their petition, the wives claim | Dec. 1, 1921, and left their husbands The petition aid not state whence | they were met by the Kroeg broth- | @ month later. 'came the wives. | ers when they stepped from a train! The sisters charge gross negiect in Detroit. When they refused the |and cruelty, claiming in their peti- 4 | men's proposal to marry, thty claim |tion that when their husbands left Pp Pepsin Hel 8 | the men threatened them with de-/the house they locked them in and Dp . Nature Give Relief OL WELL PROJECT iy. 48 Chambers = i Mine a ale Sulton Physician, Charged With Op- CAT, A “Erie.” in Febracty pe for so sim eer =e x : | erating a Confidence Game a | og ory of 5 pees tless parents give [ 7 if a * | > a mE the form of sans l, nD a aa ee | Denies Promising Buyers "7" G3 LX. RENO Cpe ve and coal-tar in the lest. Write me where to it. & form of phenol | (2m Dr | Onldel 545 Money Would Be Doubled. | aa) eal 7 Wash St., "nos | when 9, natural | Boi hon Pure - Fragrant - Economical nd like Dr. Dr. John G. Maasie, Belleville phy- | ‘aldwell's Syrup Sami Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup _sician on trial there for alleged oper- “A Delicio T Pepsin will do the “I in is a compound Seyption ‘ation of a confidence game in con- Sci uf work re tie eee = B - ‘nection with the sale Ke stock in the on liy Preserved bi M } f a7 ine and without dan- 1aties, and does not | ; ) ger. People — or gripe. Every druggist Iigahoma Oil Co., was cross-exam- BLACK (Orange Pekee Biend) MIXED or GREEN " 8 should realize n it, 4nd bottles are so gen- ined by the prosecution today, and | ¢ . . e / So eters may ayaa end in gut iat the Coat aiountt to | gocumenta im evince were read to JUST TRY IT — OUT TODAY | certa co on - ; . ve ’ , , | ) ‘teoth; that phenolphthalein, by buy it with the understanfing he shar pth > tiemanie said the | | | : ? known and how- ‘*»&t if it does not do as claimed gow hob noid Spemrany buttal | , + s ee dneuiced name ie candy, may your money will be refunded. The | Prosecution would offer no re ut | | | ' dermatitis and other skin ™ames of all the ingredients are on and that argument of the case would | ] -ofiuse » that salt waters and the package. begin this afternoon. It is epee | ? ee ee , —_ Mrs. A. Arceneaux of Or the case will go to the jury late to- | > : : | : ' § " iratsae hie end cous Texas, suffered from bonstipation ‘day or tomorrow morning. The pen- | | Every Picture — WSS Pall if } | ! ) : patI2:15 p. m5 peared for six years and found no relief ,alty for guilt is an indeterminate | Tells a Story” =" >. ——— EN JZ hs Wi) ot | © ; 4 until she took Dr. Caldwell’s sentence of from one to 10 years in | me ny . Tie il PARAL. \\ ae 2 ! “| We EAN eee) fie } > Le 4 will " uit ; u Y, y iii Wo pee ; ,~ os eat . = / § i , 3 , ' j .s “~ ?P t ation, biliousness, wind, gas, | Attorneys for the defense, in ex-' , j 4 ® ' f : j 7 , f ” 2 nf} * ‘ . / / ' Ae ' : i you over night even if the eadaches, flatulency, and to 'amination of Dr. Massie throughout iy a SN he 4 oe 1 ae | Ta ds al pf hie ‘. ag Wi OEE gf pa oa Shalf wh SO eG A ed eet 4, — constipation has been chronic for break up fevers and colds. most of the day attempted.to show, | ) : y $0 man as has been indicated by their previ- | Ag /~ Uy yp ; ft i ~ i ~~ Y) ; Y fy > Dersons oho erens-sunenination = ths’ Goate’s Ye fp es OU WY), Nee go there winler after winter.’ } KE DQ. witnesses, that Herbert D. Todd, Pe {se ‘/ f 4, a a. .% ne oo ~~ e WO Ng y _——. +; | come in before the company in- ee ne nN ee ; & creased its capitalization from £250.- Does Your Back Foretell Ev ery Change of the Weather? | the Nevajo, Missi end Seout. ’ wd Dr. Massie was asked to explain) | ‘ lta etip y * ache, rheumati headach izzi tae carry on the company’s extended op- Mj | = achy and all worn out? Does your back ; ¢ pains, headaches, dizzi- ' “tesethorst has them “‘sealed”’ in original factory en- erations, and that they had obtained throb and ache until it seems you just SS and annoying bladder irregularities. : A. et S$, new and perfect, and you have the advantage Renhicite ase“tenee Sem can’t keep going another day? Don’t wait! Del | lead . = fa 30, 60 or 90 day charge account—also first floor meen ogae 90 ; : volts. wwetay may iad tO. Serious OOGDOOOOOOS a Baars ee foe ee no Bee seems Ny 6 go ge ES ty tear Then look to your kidneys! Grip, or chronic kidney sickness. Realize that —-, t . coming a physician and surgeon, he ; . : S appears exclusively Sf te anettkede in mhelbe iain dl de. colds and chills throw a heavy strain on your-kidneys have weakened in fighting in : , _ | =~ , — 4 ° ° . “v's : ~ a ¥ V nf : lood the cold-created poisons d gi h s ie ee tM the evening news- ‘ t y° R rd mt ee der-graduate days as a mining engi- the kidneys. They overload the b . p and give them | eo nte a! me : : Ic O 2CO S neer. He said he had a comprehen- with poisons and impurities that the kid- the help they need. Begin using Doan’s | bo & Sg ae ~ a Pe | 4 ‘JUST REI EASED sive knowledge of mining engineer- | neys have to filter off. The kidneys Kidney Pills today. Doan’s have helped — antennae — — es “5 ee * ghee x ml ing, and that he felt his inspection weaken under this rush of new work; be- thousands at such times and should help | % } FAUST—Ballet Music Victor Symphony Orch. of the llgahoma com anv’'s oil rop- ° ° Riad { (Gallet Music. Victor Symphor “erties had justified his wmeienan in come congested and inflamed. you. Ask your neighbor! £t%4,™ o ’ ot £ a “Bee ; ap a8 tx Fg = ewe] aR rs ee Fy: ¢ ry Ue, * “s Pies 2 ' sR. Be : FAUST—Ballet Music Victor Symphony Orch. 4 ‘ 2 2 % & ; (Dance of Cleopatra and Her Slaves) Todd at the time he (Dr. Massie) in- - ; n : ) ag ry ‘WHEN HEARTS ARE YOUNG—Fox Trot. vested heavily. That was in 1919 ad & D 4 S Th S EL . F ] ; ch oe % se VJoans, Say ese St. Louts Folks: . ) - § r His Orch , " 18985 ‘ SS Whiteman and and the spring of 1920. .. MANES EN Fox, S rot. Dr. Massie Invested $11.000. Whiteman and His Orch. ; | : ; . | ‘LOST (A WONDERFUL GIRL)—fox Trot The defense brougkRt out that Di: Aas ae eae | nex Summer S campers jo Orch. Massie invested more than $11,000 JOHN DARRAH. | MRS. CHARLOTTE SCHULZ, ' 4209 Blaine Av., says: MY BUDDY—Fox Trot Intern’] Novelty Orch. “IT took a hard cold and after that my kidneys | : 18995 } WHEN WINTER COMES—Fox Trot. | ter had advised him her husband “My kidneys were weak ge eae A tt Py ached and pained. My back hurt so I could hardly | i Ou Can S$ OC 7 a a : My Cc io i . 2 4 te Spa 18086 Great White Way St pe te BAMBOO in. Xibeiniade of his own money in the Ileahoma . + rot ; ; ; . projects, after a letter from his sis- “, ir ol oe ae te ae dgetr = x ~ ie “4 -s * _ 3928 Sherman Place, says: 7 = os 4 Great White Way Orch. was in the oil promoting business. He cold it always settied there bend and I had such dizzy spells everything became ee, See, HEeRP Wats The ferenaders said he invested $4200 before meet- ache and when I tried to get up wrens oe a black before me so I almost fell. I had puffy sacs | ‘ . ° $e Qi RED MOON—W altz ' fhe Serenaders ing Todd and before the Ilgahoma proved a difficult pr a oo ll ere salad benesth my eyes and my feet swelled so I could | ) | | eae + : . ! ; ldney ie prove: hardly keep my shoes on. I heard my netghb | , , 2 a «ti- almost Impossible oans : > y neighbors . , ROE, Se ne eee er their worth in my case, by strengthening my kid- praise Doan’s Kidney Pills so I began to use them. | ' ms fied he was not present when the ; ‘ A couple boxes of Doan's cured me and made m neys go that I have seldom had any trouble since feel like a different woman. ‘ company was organized at Nowata,. . Ok. April 28, 1919, and that he was| FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEX. ; ’ ? notified by telegraph from Todd that T he had been elected president. 1) ’ ® ° | FEBRUARY 6TH State witnesses had testified during ; | the last week that they purchased O a n sy ] n e | S | stock in the company after May 10, j | the date Dr. Massie and Todd sold the company’s Nowata County leases | At all dealers, 60c a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y. Located at Fort Mason, Cal., and Seattle, a $50,000 , ——— : —— Wash., are large stocks of subsistence, such to meet mortgage. Dr-} | : Massie testified that he had signed | & ns See ve canal porcsase” Ahaha blocks of stock certificates at No- — Cherries, Asparagus, Beans, Pineapple and wata to facilitate distribution of these certificates, as he was very sel: Venn pen fpr ren ipo rrn Pears; Hand Soap, Shoe Polish, Lucky Strike dom on the spot to handle the com- | r +s vany’s office work. Stock was sold, Formerly “IRWINS’ Hy Cigarettes, Writing Paper-and Envelopes and oye ay are f \ eeenenneel CLOTH COATS Toilet Water. These will be offered for sale , 'he said, after May 10 without his’ | i Weekly Lageniat ge ace ae FURCOATS by sample, at an Auction to be conducted at Ry ill deliver any cabinet or consolé model genu- | ak seadtadto salle bias widen PLUSH COATS Fort Sam Houston, Tex. (San Antonio sta- ime Victrola to your home. We will include in gE ~ibabg in. pellyneny Site mee: inp wv lea sory Jf Included in This Sale “titon) on February 6th, in which sale will contract wd neem poy gece gs A aoe * also be offered other items of merchandise | ITY NEW RECORDS OF He searched at Nowata, Ok., and at | P Giris’ Sizes Misses’ Sizes and contractors’ equipment stored at various Coffeyville, Kan., the company's, Women’s Sizes army depots in Texas, Oklahoma, “New a | ON ' field headquarters, but found neither | Extra Sizes Up to 60 x “4 YOUR OWN SELECTI |the books nor Todd, who, he egaid, | Also P _ Mexico and Arizona. te : ’ : had moved. He has not seen him' % A , R ~ | since, he said. Todd is under indict- ( A 4 oe, a | ment for his part in the comvanr, a ; These other offerings include Wearing ° . but has not been found. ¢ ) PIANO COMPANY 3 Rae Pints alate Sremige. os Foesat ye end | Apparel, Blankets, saddle and commerical: of the sale, I washed my hands of | , | Oilskins, commerical; Haversacks : Cots, stec! the company,’ Massie testified. * ] 7 —ESTABLISHED 1579— wertacy ane pa | 7 | and canvas; Combat Wagons; Carts, water ,asked him to stay away from my as bl Saddl 4 f - 1007 OLI V E S I . | place. [ was surprised to learn that | | & : and ration: Harhe of all ki ; : S id] justa e : 2 BSon / Central 6165 we were not Producing, and asked | S . 3 eS “ Adj ye ~ ma Pak one ae oe? acxA a “a Z fe pity . marr. - ee Te " ue ear aes ek. S Ne ae oe he ce ays % b ec RY See pica ‘pa ae OT EF 1 OT at SR ee gts he BSF, Sle iE. PS . - “ * 4 e, 7 - . . oll ‘ie a 34 Ps , i + “ae Be, . - ; ‘ . 2 : \4 a ee z bah a me : ¥ > ¢ . ts. 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wes — ea a ae ek i Te eee ee en a hg ION ca els 9 St is, ae Bt 5 Mica tle Nt ali. eae ee Se ee eee ae . us =e ee ee McCardy and Vick to Batile fer ee Tih if Sen SLOT en Here : RMN CLOSE IRREGULAR Wire From the Yew Verk ef the Pest-Dispatck. YORK. Jan. 17.—The Evening = fm its copyrighted fimancial re-) = today «4ys , , SS peal from abroad still cist character, the mar- ae cmned ie digpiay a hesitant . today. Stocks opened lower, firmed up and then became dull The afternoon fure- = « slightly targer scale of ac- but price changes were smail 4 siarity distributed at the a. Neither speculative , party to care to lose its strength. | the feature again was | im foreégn descriptions, sev- king new iows for -all time | mech T'ss selling as low as) Gtit-edged obligations held; and domestic speculative tis- | were irregular Call money a at 4 per cent and was reduced per dent during the fourth | Par, wee on a sat Ser ine few Exchange Rates Down. eer eeperwerr ere Cher ezrports.” Rattcrar ‘fe abhoart at: Gutiug ‘fhe weat a2 Tesidence of wored Reart tetje,y esi - ine cate when an «> he helt for cenedittares |] eucreec Abeirer, wrth: ~*sigred re Fim > erreur af — - ' - . wt Hi lap ent acne ‘ot Me « & | | | ' : LS te — nter BME whoo! or the equivuian | | , * 7 . . didi gente” high echeo’ or tive Qu!) vabeanr . — | | ar cmt a eas: three Years , Tr eres icone!) week “hee timc ies OX PNerrence & ot tre: ae ® niet —s. y ; re : 3 a 4 a : me ° hr amtmatian w be marke o> wits = Z rt aye The . = Te potnns etm cer Pec: Mishe sng S7tmalty achetuied te te giana ati GuUSS!inn= will carey five! fe | a henahiinin es: ' liegitrment AtTmre; wu: , ROMs educatior ana exrertence tere, | , — —— a ae proviaed, of POSE Show S: Ce: Pisce Bee wee ae ant persomality ieee nolnte | — xin! «wf aheape the ae eenanmenge must he Fe sete, thre | 4onnecr Tre Billlxens enioved marized eu. one, noor. fecvad Jeane W tl uence to meet Wt lan Bevage. whe crearet . “™ Psb. 3 . aerta ' - - oe ert the eenea tion t ieta. trteraecholestic ot. a> be vv met a ath- ¥ : ” ne wy as Bee. Neen Galied fr nn hors. a greater” a fracture of Mitchell. a nketery «american pale wil! Btecloered }- rriternat iene. Sontttiiion nex" sensor _ Sentient ant Weer Brown pnt leathers tn the apert wil) coneen- Butt termerty pao am wee eelyY emate. or the @evélepment «af the ent wert’. gesemy . menenee ; younger Yypeaerete ‘TY Preperation ‘fer ms ree stve- ' : '%% ne ok Aeociatior “ert a Burien, ot ate Lomer;! bearer nigre GF Re . ; . ; a Tree Mea bert oe é * “ an. i warm. ™ ’ ™ ° . . Tiryke ‘defen tec ty Fen. ‘ ‘ tevered ‘e wrap reserve ; . Chemestiogen " ia i YOT Cee @ i) oe ; 2 ? ; ’ ; -aret lar ed ads tev - : , : | rs wa , ) —- Wawice tem th 4 ' : ARE to tr to eeeqret were OB. '4h-° , ’ , . ‘e dr: ‘ . ‘weorzhe Barks tan v tele a ' : vit ; 7 @°90 riage ifr growth ee ; ANgwe les anc “Thang T» TPR Pag Th Perey eye the es. tre) lee eter. SPTTS TEE raw ty me ‘ee onleegr garree =e wr me ~ovewrad! ‘Coriffm of Rae Werth "Pex . mt toc Mews Ime thre om, be th eh ice eat yea: oF Vale anf J*rineetes. wre: tile nolter anneunreds rl ‘an’ GAa ear Ms shoulder — an X-ray pereve telcer, | ih Hit
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SS Se TA Se re EE ET LEONE SBE UNE I tie i a Tr Nine ae a PRES > 62... q * - * y » «! + * . , ~ WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 17. 1992. Se ta re 7 7 — "ETE vERT : SRT ee rate “oa al Tee RI NET we sigh ces a ~ ee l _ ~ Toy With Set-Ups _ In Mat ‘Contests’ Wrestling -Card at Coliseum Show Made Up of One-Sided Exhibit: DAN KOLOFF CHALLENGES S Greek Champion, However, Ig- vight lenges Lewis. By John E. Wray, Rport~ ‘Fdltor Post-Di They pot on an absurd ex- performing purely le standpoint and taking | that weuld horrify ali or-/ performers. They did head | frem an | ie r tese than 35 minutes. Lon- | have tossed the foe twice ** em , 7 : but hope-_ size. reach. weight : . " ,OFIN¢ hat he weuld be! Berth on Cards’ ‘Catching Staff —— _-~ —— -inished Product at Present, but | Op» Is Ie Persiflage ? Learn and f bes “dangerous ast.” as we it. Is either dotage or fried _ -—— —— — Former Mich 03) ns niverstty Graduate Is Eager }] Mats | nive SH (;radua ge > ant Shawed Improvem ent With Syracuse. g = > . TIMBER—NO. 2. Star a More _. : SS ~ > ii) 1923 PENNANT Fillie Hoppe is suing@the secr ; he Amateur By Herman Wecke. ven Hae ae aoe eit , sociation for instatement sila ' member If Willie atewur will fall back . : aah a0 ’ mPriiiarad as A battle for supremac, ted a wins an ; cr’; sed as at -_ * 7 rm) baseba!! the asana we pres Jake Schaefer in Western ‘onference ‘oO rh a ntir the circles. be col ning camp Meturdy ied at in Florida and Ernie mére n (‘ardina! tra Harr’ battie Ssiring ca’ when . : ‘ .. . by the enor- legger ships 4 eee peded - ‘ Fie. Tep ” Not Herbivorous, but— en toid nes of the % — ce |? atch with D Viek Better. at Present. VW | Jarta: rather > . sl All in the Show J ESS WILLARD is st _ me home the oth . > ne with : > ir jiaves Vick. wv no > ore had made several! was sent remained the plate games Mi mighty well for a beginner MeCurdy “Rattied™ by Giants. a game | 7 Consider Mr. Jeffries. Racing Results and Entries Mem. es Tomorrow’s Fr airgrounds Entries ‘ Ga en Havana Results. RACE —$xh ear-0 ds : 2 = * . : \ : 4 = ’ _ ° : . “i? 4 be . .« »K Eas « errs - By Way of Contrast. B cawhipea.~; was only 35 behind him > ' rears old victories SeTeatest ficehter« > | fia - the evening to cain the highest honors in|! his division, 112 peunds life Bacett. atether Ss BA «* ttar. who wae scheduled to n eet Sol-! lie KRessier in the bantam class. was also withdrawn Temmy Brammel. Seuth Broadway A. C. instructor. said his boyy have been boxing too much! lately and would take a rest: for at least two weeks This wil! keep them out of the coming municipal tourney. | Slaton Whitson made a very fa-. vorable impression on the occasion of his last appearance and he should) ‘1 Give Bill Johnson a good battle. . Littie is krfown of the quality of “Butch” Steiner of Festus. Mo. who punches with lrhan Groebi, local heavyweight. Groeby is & hard hitter. but his attempts atl, boxing are not very well developed. | ean take a hard punch on without showing distreas. Th complete card is as foiiows- Special Bouts. 112 peondsGus Perrone FB ww A vs. Phil Marrigan. unattacted 118 powrfe—Norman Brock. . eS. Joe Moote BR MM A Steten Whitser East St. Leute. BIN Jehneon. B. M.A CC . 147 pounds Ruseell Kinder Nattoen- s| A. A. we Olfwer Mebeks BB. w. A. Hiea\yweighs — "“Ratch Stelnmer. Feetus, Me.. vs. Urban Greedl, nations! A. A. Novice Bouts. Max Baum (Stetmtem, T71.) ve. John. Retie@ge (B. M. G.). at G pounds Jo Rerman (unattached) v Joo Puch (enettechked), at 100 pounts Didie Goldberg (2 M Gi. vs Joe Bush © B. A CC). at 2100 Pounds. Sel Squers ve Ki O Dery (B. M. G.), 1tS pounds Ry 4 CHICAGO, Jan. 17 —Students at the | Upiversity of Chicago today recetved the f Floyd Johnson to Meet. Tom Gibbons = 'Gyeen Heavyweight Is Risking oe Fun} First race ma / His Career by Meeting Ex- penenced Foe. THIRD RACE. $1000. 3-vear- SIXTH RACE ; yids 3 . : ping amd ar s— Sam rs 12 De © does im bis > . > > thir : lbenanml Repedte Sient A’mne a So +e } “a he Square @ives Johnson not quite two months which achieve a rear. mirace may b ne—sirange thirgs are every war 7 i I i in -* eee 5 | and leaders tn the sport will concen. \trate on the development of the younger piarers .'" preperation fer 1924. the Polo A®sociation decided at ite amruai meeting resterdar Interest will center tr -heme teur. naAments and in aiding the college game which last pear by Yale and the growth of | and was renewed * i ' LECONEY, FARRELL AFTER ‘the change y cess In & game with Seott Field last ‘Johnny Boeff. formerly American ?ir- weight an@ world's Piker Basketball Five Plays Kansas" Men Here Tonight Conquerors of Missouri U. Will Show Against Washington at Francis Gymnasium. ee i el — LOocAL. Rankee 15. Yeatmaes 8. Principia 43, Janior Chamber (emmerce es of v. ELSEW HERE. a Kansas t. 21, Misseuwri t. Drake 3S. Kansas Aggies 12. Drury 21, Relia 2. Bethany College =5. St. Benedicts 21. Baylor 17, Seuthern Methodist 13. Registra tion for ~ Boxers Rejected, SESE Washington University’s basket- neets one of the strongest ‘2 7 rT? the Missouri Valley tonight et Francis National Association Decides Kansas tUniversity Proposed Fee Would Conflict With State Laws. — — contenders for rnampion ip (;\*mnasium Javhawkers,.who last night fought a rot] overcome Mis- ! 1d. witl r-tibant battle to To L" . 2 e the guests of the Pikers + . > imbDia. 2! By Leased Wire From the New York Rureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—The Na- tional Boxing Association of America ended a two days’ confab at the Ho- Astor yesterday The country's leaders elected new officers record with regare to important matters. Burke was named te; for the coming re-elected Two victorigs in conference gaiies, over the Kansas Aggies and ‘he over Oklahoma. have placed hington at the top of the stand- tied with Kansas. The Jay- however. have scored six te! rawkers boxing and went on two or three Richard T head the association year Tex ORourke was to act as treasurer and secretary. 4 Walter Liginger wae named as delegate to attend the meeting of the Roxing Unton in Paris’ with Tex O Rourke as has been suggested by the European body that an American be namedito head the organizatigqn. The delegate will be instructed to vote for Liginger. if an American beromes a candidate Registration Idea prepped. : Tex O'Rourke's idea of a central onn registration Bureau which would ob-} Not he a good tain and keer a complete record of | but he boxers, manvagers. -_promoters. results Last of bouts; past and present, was re- | 19 a@.- jected by the delegates the grounds that the proposed fee of $1 and $2 to be asked of each man would | eoenflict with presert taws in seme | of the states in which boxing is now | ‘tories Kansas defense has been cs- pecialiy noteworthy in games to date was reputed to have a very ring Wp but tn last the Tigers were able ti ing offensive on only ‘asion, so formidable was the“ Internationa! Febdruarr aiternate. it The \i. ssouri nch, rie On in Kansas defense. Good Passing Game. ansas is reported to have per- a good passing game in mid- id. designed to draw the opposing ff position and thereby bpen scoring opportunities forward star o-: . ards out « : ' ; the re tenr oniy is clever shot. . (nroew , ot a4 ‘ feiaq general is deadivy oan free orl f the Kansas up Washing- 7 rretofor _ Hier —s \ agn r. ecenducted. has slipped awar As to ‘the hot at the enemy Dem, bout. it Agf®! the from) State’ Comn attack country; The delegates were uss the age limit o that a maximum, Willard and decided to tet th each individual threughout the proposed was lard sey matter rest wi ission Kansas goa le wT of the bagred ree lf Wage a to ra? ! called upon ad a he s fall to climes vas of 18 with lished In the discussion eve: wae — recommended ne ~~ * “ 7° ¢ ole ck . Pa LOCK be estab- RECORD CROWD WATCHES assio KANSAS DEFEAT TIGERS. ina: most of the IN BATTLE, FOR LEAD) 'het Wiiard chosld prove s> sie buts a prelimi bout. be- —Kaneaz, 4 : ting the charmpion ion declined ta iMtchell cir that Willard and brought out. delegates thought = a’ | na2arw LIMBIA, Mo. Jan. 17 name a fof the | came ore th “MI s ae - _ : © a here pac will be Harn, (125). Mrke- ' mn Sargeant «41631 » and Jim Stogesdill lere ke ndred= were turned inted Both tears kind of basketba!! free throws id Ackernian i boxing brether of the lecal ntamweight amateur, Sollie Kegs-; er. and of Ben Hessler, Central High School's drop kicker ' ord and |} Sargeant are football! stars. 'RATICAN NOT ELIGIBLE TO SUCCEED ABEKEN AS | RECREATION OFFICIAL? Hopes of Harry | of the ‘> iz a WORLD’S SPRINT RECORDS NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Bob McAllis- ter, “the flying cop.” and Loren Murchison. the fleet eprinter from St. Louis. will renew their compett- ch began here Tuesday night. indoor | Ratican's friends | that he might succeed Rodowe Abe- | ken as head of the City Recreation | Department. which c®ntrols all mu- | micipal athletic activities. have been dissipated. : Word came out of t®e eity hall | yesterday. that Ratican was Ineligi- bie to hold office here until he had | acquired a year's residence in the city. detective showed the Sr Leuisan a Although bern here. and a resident | clean pair of heels in the 60-yard, fT ™Many years, Ratican has been | dash. when he equaled the world’s! #¥8y from home for about six years. record of 62-5 seconds. While Ratican was away from St. Competing with them at the Fora.| Ul during the soccer season. he | ham games in the $9 ana 199/ States that he always returned here | yard dashes will be Al Leconey of = time Guying the year. and Lafayette. Eddie Farrell of Fordham. ree acquired a residence or voted and Victor Graeb of Columbia in Suey other cxy. , Joie Ray of Chicago witli arrive The Efficiency Beard today Gevig- | here in a few days to prepare for nated Feb. 6 as the date when an ex- | indeer season. amination will be held for candidates | , to succeed Abeken. who resigned re- centiy to enter the practice of Jat. BILLIKEN- BASKET TEAM Applicants must be graduates of a MEETS DRURY TODAY ; } senior high school or the equivalent = lfuis University’s babtetball team will play ite Sret eae its | (and have at least three years’ experience fn recreational work. This includes experience either as a plar- schedule against the Drury| Sround firector or as an atheltic Battery A Ar-; The examination will be marked on mory ‘this afternoon. The game wag: the basis of 16 polnts belmge perfect. originally scheduled to be played at Practical questions will carry five the First Regiment Armory, but a Points, education and experience two! boxing show @t that place has caugeqg P°imts and personality three points. Applications must be filed with the Efficiency Board in the Municipal ‘Courts Bulldin j @ mow iater than naee | week. Dan Savage, who createqa . °" Fe>-? 5 : sensation fm loca] interscholastic cir. | er ge cies with his’ St. Louis U. High bas- etball team two seasons age, is inj MILWAUKEE Wis. Jan. 17—The | i+-round, no-decision boxing bout aor charge of the Billiken squad. He will use the same lineup that faced Stott. tween Ritchie {Mtche!i. Mirwankee | ¥ Dundee, New | Field . | Buff im Training. By the Aseoctated Press. IOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan ~ - Fordham University night. ipal at the games Saturday employes’ games izht Murchison defeated Alli im two sprints. the 40 an4 20 yard dashes. but the New Yorx ~- ' w#. the nee. home College Panthers at The Billikens enjoyed marked euc- il— MANHATTAN. bantamweight| boxing champion, hes begun irain-> ing here for a prospective | ageinst the winner of a match here | Friday night between Georgie Marks | ths cumees of les Argeles and Dick } wef Griffin gree 3: * > ne . eae Sees Rie ad Tian de 2s a ‘ " we Six. . . Pi in Poach Cah re, ty . p z i ‘ ms “a cy . io ai: an Sarl Sa tli Bo Se ab le ne ORR eae ar eS : 3 thas pat A — heurve and ‘soft’ fag ball. © them ; De '16 straight gamer. \ By Dent McSki Hollis Thurston, the handed pitcher pu ri Browns from the Salt sul the Pacific Coast League, is 3 of the “screw ball” or ) species to which Hubert longs. Chariie High, St piays right fielqd for the club of the Coast League, ly opportunity to study the ” methods of this Brownle # , we: et ‘High is a left-handed hi ee ton throws from the right : by all the generally acceptelia of the game. High shoulé he , . pat ae joyed fair success against Tim “He has a very s “a said Charlie yesterday in Thurston. “He has an ord on his orthodox curve bal, But thing which makes him , is his fadeaway He gets handed hitter fishing for little break and then he mi bas Pa > te, “No Salt Lake pitcher wae sation against our team t 2 for the reason that we hag@s dian sign’ on that club) @ 24 out of 309 gar in spite of that, Thursten peared to be a tough fg our batters.” May Is a Remade Louisans who knew ih..- in St. when he tried to pitch for he ) Pry \nals several seasons age discount he stories em ting the Coast League as te thi low's prowess.. Higch remenit Jakie May of the Cardinale @ knows the Jakie May of Vernal Ssa\s that May is a remade @ | “I couldn't hil worth a es May last season.” quoth most effective ball. it was a half-underhand @ ‘Sailed” as it came near £ His contrel was great last he has become a rather ef er. ; ife was carefully handie® Biull Fesick of Wer every fe ad 7 when OW only week schedule High Had Geed . pointed o@t that gheus the Coast : titgh baH used ‘Tr? * ell | the same ball that is used jors. It ie possible that this f | work te the advantage of @ > are A crafty pitcher can 664 tricks with a bal! whose 4 | rfect in every respect Charlie High had a geod year. He batted over 336 = a: well The Portland ciub hagas season. Manager Bill K rth f Com missioner and was barred from : in the Coast Leagwe any capacitr until 19234. the Portiand team was @ vy upset ball ciub. There wer) ferent rmianagkers during the 1 At one stage of the race the me afoul! . -_ J eee Pox; oo St. L. U. High vs. Kes Louis University High basketball team will face i High at Sedality Hall. Grand clede avenves, at . ELS EE CCE AN EE TTT aaah ate A I A e- : « - - ~~ = . reflects maintenance of tat} ” + tiems in the automobile. foil and building industries ovement in the prospects uitural implement ind.as- g2 25232 A ? af . Cont ie ‘amt ‘the market for them to be | Com = m1 all “ ' — a?
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28h reyes ee ee, NS im Be i ag Esa eee re oer ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1993. > , 3 = Brown Bn |__NEW YORK STOCK MARKET _||___ NEW YORK BOND MARKET NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Tota! sa! he New Y on is : the Post-Dispatch. - terda) ane sales on the New York Stock Exchange today were 776,300 shares, compared with 967,500 yes- NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—follow!ng is an official list of bonds traded in on the New York Stock Exchenge today, with prices Fol! ' , | Up to and including the ose of the market ‘Tota! sales me A " * 00 ow 4 e j es _ and the net changes aby the of today’s individual sales in 100-share lots on the Stock Exchange, with the high, low and closing prices ago, $16,902,000 a how lage ow and $11,.%42.000 two years x, y were $13,082,000, against $14.273,000 yesterday, $12 910,000 a week — From Jan. 1 to date, $165,042,000, against $261,523,000 a year ago and $184,17 =,000 ‘wo vears ago. iin $1000) Stocksand | = - . ar —— . :, : earth ec p . han . . . Dir Rates. ‘Sales High Low Close c Sad aor aoe Sales! High ) Foieg eRes Bons Sales SECURITIES. High 7 Low. Close. Sales. _ SECU 'RITIES_ _ High. , Low. 7 - ‘lose Sales. _ SECURITIES. High _ Lew 9 | ne emg ei ‘| STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. | GOVERNMENT BONDS. | SUSCELLANEOUS AND INDUS- RAILROAD BONDS. 4 ; saa SS. _———— ‘oak Day ME T ALS AND — IPMENTS. : Lib 3%s TRIAL BONDS, | 20 Erie evt 4s D ‘53 45 Selected , ‘ Close C ‘lose 32-45 x 101 ~ 101.10 101.2 1 G&D evt ve kxp 4. krie I col 4s ‘d1 83% : : Securities. Today. Yeet' y. > . ‘ ra - v4 Alr Reuue 4 4 - — _ 2 am = 4 Inepiration ¢ ore ‘ +o % . ‘ rs 7s °32 o7 v7 97 Ajax Rubbe: ‘* 20) Industriais.99.37 98.15 22 =: Ine C Eng 2 Bi 24%) 2 9 reg. °"8°.47 , 2” 101.02 101.02. 101.0: 4 Gt Falis P 5s '40 100 100 100 | ! GH&H 79°40. 1b Ai Chem 4. ~ zn ee ang aa 61.27 €@1.99 2. , Int Nicke! é D>? 3 Ms : * 8 Lib 2 is ol ao Chec 6s : a ; : : Ba’ 36 104i, ~ Allis-Ct Stocks.....80.32 80.57 i ~ di fd 6 z oe "37.45 ‘ i 0 ‘ chee bid~ aw ee ? 97% | : - > own by Foreign | bogey Ms yo ~ , fg = ; ? ee ~ Pica oe . : 1A L 6s rets "| “3 Gt New Ze oe .. 10 nk of © be mi ar h | Le increase. ——~Decrease Iron Prod. . A .- mew” Lae 4 * . ‘7 . 90 90! . Nor 4} as ‘OI O24 2? i, | Hydraulic PB ptd N hy hoe Lie Kenn Cop : ei ma de SE 3 . ‘OF "S Lib 2 ; 3 jumble O R Bilis ill ‘ 5 Nee See “S2 10, % : Hamilton - Brown “hoe 5 With me cw An > ei Gteckseend | &. |. — ? Lima Loc Je. : w(-a2 .. 7S. ‘ 98 .: te 08% “25 H V a4 a ou talit ‘ferus > — a y. i 34 : | : : I _ 4 ‘os tr cfs Ao. “Font and _ Cement from th a 8 bi oe are | “~ of . “8. | la & | : ms fr the Salt Lake club” > i Poliman Bi PEELS APES 2Pe | 47-68 *" 99.94 99.80 be. 91% 9 1% | 2 RT evt Bs w i facific Coast League, is an iy, by 24 My a ” _— : os, } é Ss #4.110' | = - scertalnte 24° “eta. i Wire From the New Vork 7 _. o4 o4 : ae ' . 98 8 ; « ie ! of, Commer 7) - : se ‘3 . , 4 ‘ . " ‘ . le “screw ball” or “fadeawage ef the Post-Dispatch. : ‘PORE IGN BONDS. MSug deb | ant | Sereage Vv ist vie . xm . "7: “fa °42 , ’ ie ee to whi: h hiubert Pruets ‘ oy Th i> ven) in 1, ‘ 45 2 ‘ s Jan. 17.—The E | Le . Sine it * copyrighted financial re- be | | ; % I wunmalis Q by ariie High, St. Louis lad, who. Pes vt abroad till qa ; 4h, | 24. - oa R 1% ae Me oe Cine a n . ss d . ‘ +? a, : ad ; * he . : . = =~ : right field for the Pért) haracter, the mar- : : 4% + ° Lea QUOTA and ) igive cha - 4 M) ° a hesitant _ NE HOSS ~ SBOURITY. bf the Coast League, had ans to display : 0 +i 20034 #1 i : iia Stocks opened jow er, 4 wy. U4 4 ‘ , 49 , , First Nationa! Henk : 2 a - ; _ eo .’ ia! | ia ' ' » = : Munity to study the Style ard | we fir 4 up and then became NY 110% 110% ' ; ‘ Pe eee me ose ods of this Brownlie reer! 4 The afternoon fur- Loi ae re 8 om ‘20 617 81 6. | National Bank of Commerse. is a left-handed hitter. Thuppe it ikanges' wer Prpeiay | ate Es z NYG Sreee ited pak 1 - hrows from the right side, a + —e ty distributed at the | Bernsda!! re ¢ se Ji a Central Coal and Coke pfé ... i SMelther speculative \ party : ae. RAILROADS. NY ne ee eee tee lithe generally accepted axioms | os te lose its strength. ais rh. Cortain- teed Prod lst pfd ® game. High should ‘have othe feature aga! was Nie pettaineees Pred 20 we fair success against TI “ des vigtion Ss, sev “ Granite: Bimetallic “io 7 * _ bao . 1UrstOR, 9 ‘ fordgn : agg > wig Pe | | a . : i * se pen | Hamilton-Brogyrn Shoe .. p has a very speedy fast Salts new lows for a m out rel % 78 7 : iS lee Cc A Fares. sey : : = . 8 Cu bigs ‘S38. 98% On i, N! at Os 21 Te 923 ‘ y ' Hydraulic Press B afd Charlie yesterday in discussing” Bee gigs selling as low A8 | ©. : ee : Prod & R 17 48% 475 mie gg |B ee yr ma ear de bt , Cuba _- 8 ! 84 - oS alee. am ~¥ -% oo Bs gen S¢ a2 Hydrauite Preas B com r "amt-edged obligations held : yi: ei ‘Pub S NJ | OT Le ; ,ok : was eee rt at : 2° | stl 4 : "3 viens : ees eee ae itton. ‘He has an ordinary bieak | / lati. hes _— ; 1, " do pfd | ” “tyes i . ' di ) on a . _ or ee ae a. +# a : International Shoe pfd F orthodox curve ball. E@omestic speculative °s- 7 ae 7 sa) OF" s!Punta A S&S ° 4at : ‘an Pac 6 1: 140! | 19 Dan M T4_ 107 ty Li 7 5. t EL 08, 42 92's Ser International Khoe com . But, tha yrreguiar. Call money : hy . io an 27 a oe! * 4% 72 Ss oamN | sae 09 4 Soe, 28 3% .- 9) oh, 25 100 1g "9 : Te) , hich k h 5 gu Gluett-P pf 7 1 103: * | Pure Oil 2 ? 27%. 27%i 2 : nin ott «4? +» os ~ a ad : , . 6 yo ai i Kinloch Long-Distance Tele . . which makes him hard io hig te per cent and wags reduced |Cons-Gola 4 29 5 Fb 103 Ss + | Rels . lan | o pid 5] . m Rep 5s ‘58. 95%, i | k M 8s 31.1 ae” | NYC 35.104 10.34 4 , | Laclede Ges Light pté .. | fadeaway He gets a left. . -eent during the fourth 'col GarEre E +4 "a 103% ” io pfd | | 7," 3%, ,;C G ' pie S ~* om Rep Otes cfs re id = rT 4s ~ | : ‘a : 07 nag a om Genpent a * ‘ 2 . saun 4 ent ‘ — , 7 - 4 4 y- 2 he ’ es + = ' : me fd, : “’ Z : os ee « 3! hitter fishing for this quees 33 a | Col Graph ’ iq | Remingto 3 5 , 7 Mt soins! 3: 1 | op - € poke & ~ 2 O° 1. Q” . ~ ret Oa 34 100 "3 ie NYC &HE y ’ Nat Candy @4 pfd k a th . h a ‘ Rates Dow n. / ‘ ‘omput J rR 6 % Rey Sp: g* : ' " . 4 = . , = ¥ nae — eo: ‘ - os Soe. « 7 -_ pi 4! . : mp 4 1 i " * . Nat ‘ ‘andy eom eak an en he mixes up his” e Cons Ciger do BS hil | & SP PE es. : af gba Salt Lake pitcher was | ' market, although the | © . Pro De ae 4 > xy ! te * Reruee- vs ® G com ie eer geam lest a 8en= Sapusiness remained rela- | & hs re . y 0 ' aSt ReASUR 'S k , . Re m rms lst . erman marks con-~ ‘ .¢ , ' ~ : . } ’ r 37 [ le [ ; : ; i reason that we had the ‘In- ¢ sharply and London « a 1 : af ad o 7s ‘42 " 4 , deb a sign’ on that club. We beat ‘market for them to be / ©! rt {| 3 ee ele ee EB. 8 +4 ‘ee ‘O00 ‘40 Merchants’ B y T ity Ge : , , ' ; ‘ : ri} “hy . & s, francs 47 ; : in 24 out of 30 games played, with quotations nomi- |e ucden o4 x i, + | Se . 4; a 5b NYN Hin . Miseouri-Edison Klee Se te of that, Thurston always ap- | of a cent on this side cuba ( Sug Neg | 19 . “45 SPRSug 7s ‘41...1 9; Ot 14 - & PC 4s, “54 78% iad veone : Cs Sie ah a : , , they were off 14 points| do pf« Le ‘% BRS a he Ce et ee ~ ae elt = .2t aed Ry con 444s, KET . IRR fito bea tough proposition for y 1 Cub-Am Sug 3 ; ao ? ey ; : ‘ ‘ leat L St a2 . Os” v t W's } ; HH 4% ; : , tters.”’ E Polish marks also sun . 2 = -h MOT on BO iy 9» Boca ‘#31 ,10, » 105! NYW & B 4's A e@ ” P ay. ‘1 . as did Jugo- Slavia — ison ; n 2 A ly 100 > Ss . 4 4 a) | a S 7 =. ol "46 46% awed ON NEW YORK -E fay Is a Remade Pitcher. , { eh francs reacted at —— ch * co x ‘= oe Sy WL > + + ++ 2 N&W con 4s, 96 91 - ; . i si ded vr = etl . ys ’ ‘ q ava 4 ‘ . a°2 2 ; " 7 : , N Ww eat rep | a Louisans who knew Jakie a P gontinued — dec 4 Art ; a; , , " Tord lst. . & r me 29.11° 2 - NEW YORK. yey 17. Bad , Ss cents whic was - a (7 O47 +4 --108 % further scattering me ag to ee he tried to pitch for the Card@j- © iy fie F — % EPO a; ‘s . « vious close and TobProd ts’: ny 7¥ : , ..» 85% market at the opening tods ¢ , s be oh + rice of last . 1 UnB&P 6s Ws x 38, ued nervousness over the Huropean eituation. ee SSO Bre On e v4 —- valli d t 6.67 ans “sy > . - - i. TC 7, °3U.503%, 1 O33 34 : - $3 4 . | weakness if oe ae roe gt e : : —y ey rallie 9 6.67 =e s (P&asSSM 4 + 60 O's : io ae ; 5 MD a> a5 41 in Oi Cal 6 | : rit ”" leagier shewing of Liverpool, + he stories emanating from | Dlbenes and Italian lire | My ° % |M-K-T new ; } Rded &s 17 OS 04 \ 42 | wes vi , | F “eer , | were 8 to A3 points lower, wit > « ve as to this fe]. + _s* 97 ? >. %& Ae pid ne : a7 1 37 3 437 ! . yy }» Re 5” uy 7% tnilrue Re *! 41 ’ ° Fe \ bs °46 zr tracts selling off 7 %20¢ High rememb h * 7 riy and sterling gave "j 4% >. & » full paid ! —") 45 ly shed | . i ' 8 ar ms : 4 ini F Gas se °: , ‘75 7 3 ‘tl. let congid " . . SV Ale, but brokers ae. 4 ate ere tha | , $4.4 ‘%. After recovering to | Freeport 1 198 ° *.\Mo Pa % 15! E > - DG Seine ~ af ‘ 5 Real & Im | bs "46 ., 10 { F ‘end domestic trade connections Y of the Cardinals ani he the 9 a na — —— — wey ° 414% “ of _ 5 3, A % oe ZS ? Df 5 oa Sli. r 4« "86 1% 1! end there were rallies of several’ ; * was off 1% cents n . Asphn it 44's >. & / aa : ; OF ; i? rie pS » 3 & cf « ' : ; 26 O-WRRS 48 ‘61 kb the lowest during the early t e Jakie Ma, of Vernon. lie. y ‘pddition to the situation :# ~. 74 *11,. |NRRM “& ; ~* ~ °% Py . Bat Tk y : s . x % 1, d's 7 PP. MRR Ge «fa . ' cables reported butle apes HA nth “Livar pout t May is a remac her, a ; egard to which | go. Kien | 84 "2 ° y | NOTEaM 6... re —* Be-~ 34 Swiss } 1 B% 118% ot oes Kr 28.: & ; Coat a because of unsatisfactory polit itions, mete « le pitch . * hr, with reg a | Gen Elee &. 9 Wine @ West 5! 2 ; 4 Me 5o . | see + but nie Shams wan Sather © verter trate ‘de- ldn’t hit worth a cent against# eens teat the French | Dosp wi 60c 11 %& NHE&H mand. * . oer letec , ren Mo oC 34 Ww 100! 100 by ak a eee j pr B sy t ' contrac ‘1 ast season,” quoth Charlie. “His 7 gga : (rade account sabes promote seme cov - P é . OAs ' 6yv ‘o£ 2% | On" OO lee » ; ering later and ra were furt mae Underhand delivery whigg Meaktedly was affected by | ime! $412 | MISCELLANBOUS A : RTA ail : as it came near the batter. Phat th = 9! 7 DS 2. e British debt fund. 5% , O41 : TRIAL BONDS. mtrol was great last season and : will depart Saturday | “90° .%: BT 36% 3 ‘ne i | 16) Si 1G) (-ipP&wry BBB BRI AS! ~ ine °41.104 102% aa | ta, ‘37 . 21 M1 ty 27 § become a rather crafty piteh+” wing come to an agreement | Gr: 8 321, yo” 4: | __ Vivaudeu 16% 15% 15! | #4 , 3 a eee t iat 6 D ...do $e: ‘ i 33 | @& 8 F pr 7 24 *pointn net hatter, and . ' ‘ . ° . ra) . ‘ . > me . 44 r . 4 cle : ; fis ‘ . et . é : Samerican commission Al a 4 + oda a4 : : 13+? TH + a . aoe ex 17 ) O12 + 4 Oy! > Oe *' 3 “wis ; SA we. Be" 8 the Liverpool! market looked out and was carefully handled by Man-@ pturn of affairs leaves the ndee $i 0 1 I " | Weat Un 7 e111 10 11,0: . to Hea 1 37%! BTM) 37% , 42 A p Oe 91 105% = 80C% Fre, ” fe 8 SD... ag | BL Se Bee: 8 eet Se ¢ : * pees 3 ’ — - oS ‘ on 4 d ‘ i : chester, Bill Wsrick of Vernon, whey » “leg — a ey: bee See, Sei . | WEO ” 4 2 ~ zi . a | White O “> ibe 3% Sh » , sen. oe ' ‘ ‘ - 3! 3 3 oo & easier during Any eas f = bg Fe ni ? dike Li ‘ mia a he ." » |Wilivs yf ; Seen 8 Fb é 24 S1 27° ' ‘ ' =~ ” = MM ‘5S. 7H" were rumors that seme of t aout | mi. the echedule.” which had been op off 1 ; 4 dn i § FD do nofd =f ’ “= a os A Z ‘ ; 7 te | aT), OT = : weet cotton and there _ aise : ‘| ‘ at the possibility of |, Woolworth & . Oleg mw 4+ _ 2. _ ' RB le § Rt 7 ee a siden . * o. 1 | «t 6 ; es Xone : 7 pon to be wore nervy High Had Good Season. me ni , f ) lw “A yy 1 2 Bui Re "i TAT Tay 0 AWEWEE! | 101 st. L Sw . ' tions in Bureope. Mareh sold ' pointed * Sa on ; : bs 1 news of an | 3 gent 4 " ry aR: ag 1 3 , 24 ,; : 7 te z= ~~ : we i n nail May fo 21 27.48 or about 1 te a « la the offie ' ; een the two commis- a METAI S. fi 70%, sa é- — Armour & Co 4%. ‘ . ily ASG, , a : lower wit market rather ) | MEPL EARS ; - ad : , ‘ ; 102 ’ 3% ‘ sed in the Coast League is not * “ . ay ,;Uni Ry fi oe 12° i 3 * 5 ‘20 : " around 2 ect clock. ; . Lliaeka Juno , ' 4 y ‘ pt . sue "Ss - ” - on fe of ; . T secon w e } u tion od me ball that is used in the mas, ; ed grater tendency to|invin ol 1, |AMCAF .. 5 179% 17 7O § Me | Wab pr % 2a, eR Ma | Piedad as i3) ees } ) 3 5 Fs ow Term curred during the ahterpesm earpled grind It is possible that this fact y lor to foreign affairs by isiand Oi) .. oS | od Be. kl % |Am Loco 712: 21) . — = . . 2%, DA &* . 3H RRA s RS 1 : . : 2 SAL rfe 4s "69. — — - the sariy reper el to the advantage of the it af, ' @uliness and displaying Jones | Bros ee =e. vw ‘ 4 , : : , ‘J “9 do con 6 45 § s trade calling - by rset. mitis ifted A crafty pitcher can do alot of } 7 odesteell . ‘ 2 - 4 | do pfd 7 3 99% Of — iM agg: Fag ‘ = ’ : “0 Atl Retry a | .. Bae : vy & | ._— : , whole list to the high points oper. Th with a ba!! . hose cov ts . psuthern. selling CA T- . . . , , 7 rd Att Ss a ‘ } g b 4a 7 2 ’ - ] so E - : ‘ ‘ : . m4 oe ’ , N ~ . ‘ market closed at the tor. had er: : a ind eed - - . . .-* . y » i 4 (“or : : " ; i? - Cre "ncehanged ‘ ; 1 ‘ LL ; . . A : eT! . * ‘© é , ' ot t at d madtin 27. Pa o isthe te 27.45 cents, | ~°i!? | 4a An Cop S949", : 3 as Bel! of Pa 1 > {2 bg. Bt s Pe ot pot steady: middling, 27.00ey @ 9 nevery respect. ; ‘ i a eC, 106% 1 | ‘ =e A earthy rs ; , 4 7% 7% = Atl , be “4 a je ee ae 91% rie High had a good season last Sat Liverpool, meanwhile, | Kelsey Ww! ; 5 106 oe ae | Se Awe '¢ 131 Y : | do | 98% 984, 98%! o8 B & Ba *2 Me 10e %; , ant = ae Be. S ( ‘thir - Keystone T th S B 0%) 6 cia y Ps . B “eg : ark Ter 2a |: I st. Loul He batted over .390 and felde@? a great ot ng: bce Tg Ey | a t| ‘407 pep} 1s M445 . 7 - + a gael cl . ‘ . : f b+ 3% 53% | 87 & Ry gen 45 '56. “ hex Was: rnchaoged tn ‘s raliv in a session wae ras ' 5 x4 i . : “3 - ‘ y ’ , a _—* 7 vm ’ * y j > do cen 5a : pet cotton as 6 The Portland oy lub had a storm Wt aa y . . ; ™ Loew a Irv 7 S ‘ ifs Mb 7h .- mv S nl | : ~ r> if mo ‘ rd | 48 ¢a* “ 44 do 6 os ‘fs : 6 ‘ today. votations: Good . Manager Bill Kenworthy “ 5 oid of striking fea-|roe: inc 1 i, 10% Py ae (apee 2, 3s: ‘O% r ore Cc a e _ ext om wt & vf ff | : 2 v4” n4 *2 ; 1 Ta Gs “9 low middiing, 27¢: warwy Mia of Commissioner Landis if fay future was 1% cents | Loft Inc | %. 10% ; me A. Ae EE * ; Sn oy, = oe . oe Te , re ) ATL . . | middling, 28.75e; oid@ ing fait 20 ind Wars barred from partielr aE %, there being 4 ce;Tr- Mac kes 4 > ays) me ‘ | aliehan 7, ~4 | ’ | i ’ ‘ Bre all ne © 4 « ~ 2000 4 ] ,| P » the Coast League affairs ‘. im : of Switching from this Mack Tre Me | G5% Cat we: 2 een ‘ : Tr maa ME TES AOLEE 2 On? GR 1, HR t 5 et 9 91 ,. ; ao oy New Orleans ye ~ § ; ter Nor 2 3 7 : “* t mercial an ave S4 i. . Commer 4 an i ts} : er -. "oO ‘ -—~o-—— 134 ‘are selling sparingiy.| Max Mot A a 42 Greene Can % 2% 25 o ae lays, $4.61 saps SS ss LOo 104% f 3 D Un El ist de on} : : x om ae nt rs using steel as raw ma- ff oe : 5h? y% ‘Gulf S St! 2 RO, TRANCE r 19.3c per franc)— ae we ae ie aes wn. “wO |. ®, ? | a 4 43 —_ - -- ~~ — ——-—— — + -— S 7 : o wer Grattan + « de >. J ‘ 7» SOEs ~~... . of the atjention eof traders. Onperr ti ‘ ee A ee with erg ‘ C j S ock Sal | special to the Post-Dispatch ‘Den MTEL ‘ (par 1y.3 18 ~4 _— a, ee “ , o CofGa K os print cloths were not partic wteriy tacae Man 6 ‘ie ‘ow - go neg to 2 J ernis t es i | . it : a nats ‘ agra a " } tlle ; . rd - ws ; we ’ ; » ps . . teen Wae firm and in gona demand with a ——— —— ‘shapes and bars. | — — 1. te oe a, a eerens is a to HOLLAND fear 00 Se per ert: _ | 9 Co | be °3 6 : _af 3 oe 29 ov | fair volume of trading in evidence whije val - . : oday's iignest. ry , ‘ Cc OBINE pri » Por eMnian«da. ‘ voc: ca ler | ; ‘% . - ‘ ta ves ~ liawne an voiles also came in for attent! —s==s 55> = : maintenance cf | Special to the Post-Dispatch. the most active stocks dealt in here ' GERMANY (rar 23.8c per mark)— Tire fabrica were somewhat more er The raw silk market wae very quiet here os “AQ - — & in the automobile. . ‘ef cranes and stedm | ay 2 Motor © Makes the interest - Cons Co 6, 6% |Int Port Cement : n steel products 10 ee _ . . Libby McN & L ” . ‘ont , Ba , Mase (Oar ie been a negligi- f Com Ed rcis 5%, ie | | Mayflower O © Markets to which Daniel Boone} 54 % New Cornelia e , 118 Old Dominion St Maryland Swift & Co res FFT ‘J SDBisuw x Owes SOSIWBSIaID | SWEDEN (par 26.8c¢ per krone)}— ae — Demand, 26.90c; cabies. 26.92c { OZ ..--0s . 92% 9° (El 59 . : ; NORWAY (par 26.8c per krone)}— unt . | . : > ye | Demand, 18.5lc; cables, 18.53c —" ioe 0 ¢ § "3 953% aj. | ‘88 82 5 2% | DENMARK | par ©6.8 per krone)— 4 rs 1 RO 1 c Ind & 8 4s "6 ; ' 2 | '- Demand, 19.73c; cabier, 19.75c ry 7a, °42 . CM&SP 4%e 0 63% 63. : . 1 * SPAIN (‘par 19.Ac per pesetai— > Det Ed rfg "40.103 44 a ‘ | 4 do cvt 48 32 . |= Demand, 15.58c; cables, 15.60: do » fe *40. OG ; ; te 4's Bo | PORTL GAL (par $1.05 per eacude)— n lt Ling deb 7 1: 200 ¢ do cv om Ms Der nand, 5.00c; cables, 6.045 - Mn ar 107 % : trims 1 do 48 ‘26 .. 76° 7 S| ” b. / 'NGARY (par 20. 3c per crown)— | om 8 Je "42.. 80% > deb 4s 58. OS oe 1 test? 8" pean ‘Ws spon ea SH RL ie eae ate ‘| ou n : 46 ‘RR 1 ie CZECHO- SLOV ARIA (par 20.3c per crown): is neamt de NM 7% Demand, 7B ) ay 8 14 50 ae rfg 4s er ! t. aa — 7 3t5 2 +48, : : "Set, eke 7 Duauesr , a. ones fe.'85.102 55 10: ei | It is possible for anyone, even with a limited. - ‘SSO aT , * Y a > ee ee a3 rr De ~-3 oe ~9H G-)r0 : - piagg : » *-* ~~ > ~pP lh “is C4 221508 Demand. 3 . 10: FINLAND) (par 19.30 per mark)— ho Tie 136... .107 6% 107 . 1 ncom accumulate an estate Silver | 60 Godchaux 1 NE May | RUMANIA (par i9.3¢ per teu) 18 E Cube Sug. Mss te. 3 | a i e, to : » Ventura Oi) ). ‘ —_ ; o 8 f ei 94 m ° a er : : ag Demand, .54 ‘s« ro, : ; ‘¢ 6s > : fs : | Walgort on 200000 B | Demand FA ibe oe ceowe— 2 Em gee oe ee ae CC & Bt Ge hi i to be free of all worry at old age. iz »s * —_—* fete ake 2 : Demand, .¥86c. “a ee ae ; ' "7 : ‘ : . FAR EASTERN RATES = Sipe '*42,, 7% 7% . 87% 3C & 8 Peat + > - ‘. ic i I Bebit yan. set od B38 600 508, 6 eit .. A “ sTER! : | | aa." 7 > : me a , . £2 > | ee ee . TCO Rages 2 YOKOHA A {per per veni— ncisco SUE + 7 a 37 DEDELL and bankers weccounta’ of | 7% Lead, Zinc and Copper [| © bemani, 48:75: cables, 48.80: 2 L. 308 eee on bas. r SYSTEMATIC SAVING . , ge of tity : : & ‘HONG KONG r O8 Sic per pyar , El oy ee + ~ oe , 1G imp De a 2 were: | - \ 4° s: nehanged in St. lo tnd Demand 3 ; Cables, 53.7 o> Gen EF 4 ? - 3 Ue Lor . * ina : . ute of $21 300.000: oe : “f = Lead was unchang » | OUI SOGRY | SHANGHAI ‘pa: &2 S8c per tach— 8 Gen Refract Ss ; | o4 p & RG ref Ss, i. The response for the booklet we siesiaaa Systematic Investing—was so great that we" feel + @&7.57%% per 100 pounds. Demand, 72 ‘; Cables, 73.00 more than ever before that there are Starched acs | ‘ef $36.00 , mo $14, ; ». 102 . a +1 ci zine also unchanged at $7 per 100 | MEXICAN DOLLAR fat Shatehal)— prs tinge +i ge 5% he J é | 7.—Call money : | : ; pounds i ' Demand, 53.00c; cables, 53.50: F Te ; 101% | 11 D&RG con 45,36 | l f, . 43 Erie pri 4s | '@ are to be benefited by counsel in the investment of s - : . i - » o : , ee - ; . *” » | ? ‘ As ar ’ . 4 . » 23 . , : NEW YORK. Jan 17. opper >| CALCUTTA, (1913 aver. 32.44¢ per rupee): 4° (00 ? : | 29 Erie pr in 4s aaa con- electroistic, spot and Stee et. TM Demand, 31.50c, cables, 31.55c > . 11 Erte evt 4a A Sty : ; Z 1 18.: | 5h Wah! em }4180 bbe: futures. / i, Demane | : . ? ' * | . £28 108- futures. £26 Ze G6 Zine. CANADA (cents ‘per -enadian dolMar)— . a) oa hits on Ide’ S ¢ oent. Th ‘ Wrigied B. ~ ~ 1% ~ és "ea Gd: futures. £35 108 Demand, 99.12 : 1 ACLEDE | Our offers greater interest with un- , ae. 17. Wore Sk at eae qualified security and relieves you of the bur —————— = Fr GAS LIGHT COMPANY * lg den of Federal and Missouri : 514% EDWARDS & SONS||/ Laclede Gas Light Company Me ES, BONDS and GRAIN || First Mortgage Collateral and Refunding 53% Gold Bonds DUE FEBRUARY 1, 1933 Due Feb. 1, 1953. ! Members Price 96.45 and Interest; yielding 5.75% New York Stock Exchange Denominations $1000, $500 and $100 | Price 96.45 and interest, yielding 53, Deacriptive Circular on Application - vere a ge Oh os — St. Louls Stock Exchange : Guntieinaes Wieete otal - Chicago Stock Exchange G. H. WALKER & CO. without obligation to me : m%: mt . m ) ad . wTorrent eete eee ee ee ee Me eer ao . a Chicago Board nig ics a | S I I x & co . BROADWAY AND LOcUst ST. LOUIS 8 amen tary tome mt et ve ae of grees Olive st. ' _ OLIVE STREET. Telepbente: tae gel | : - : - — ~ ~ - -* “+s - — - ) > : a =_ = — Tet ina Pe ss © -Ictee sore. Iso ~o:: ~~ 2B-ISD — 9S e oC ae “ — . ot cr we hao . WS ee Se af. #7 PR . a a “ t d ynearbr. 38 c: fulures, . " o, . _ F 38. 7c. - en ee No 1 Northern, $302 OT HER EX CHANGES e , ' “ar a7 ©] Erie ovt 4s B "ba Ad parers, S°O@30. Lead steady: ag er a a (42.46c¢ per paper peso)— Zine quiet: Fast St. Louis Spo oe | eo] 6 85@6 00. BRAZIL (cents per milrels)— | savings. °c ®&s Anti ¢ Demand. 11.50¢ Un 14aR com 7 _- e. art x 1ON paren 17.—Standard copper spot. | | RUGUAY yt 103.420 per peso)— . op Es pee aly | OR Ne, futgren, £04 oO, | Rlectroistie. | cathe (Boe, im" Make Your Money Work Harder LS Gypsum sid ’ ~ a. | gnot. £70 78.64: futures. | CHILE (20¢. Poe $, average. per paper peso): ivery, FR Ky ; > » +S es >» * ae eT « Seok, ia ¥- 2 t P 7 2 i % ' Seema ae es
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¢ haa - OR EE OE LE eT 8 ene * - 7 ? = ? f : . —— ERS at OS SETS eee PES TONE . a r a , es yc + — f a " oe . wit he anes r 7 , “} » {RTE abe i ad A » ae EIS : eet 2 ee ie on yee an Rn 7 . - - ? | % ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : a a ower, May 45% ¢ ered, : ere ‘~~ ing i‘ 1] a4 : J r 4 ; ‘> peta i RE foc and : | a CHICAGO- MARKET | sored Mowe cn the “part of the | Tay aes : : = S. Departmen 3 S an . ’. “a! uf une os J a entem ber ec te . — : re- . Ww. } ——— et erchant Local cash sales wer ats—No. 2 white, 456 c: No. 3 white. | ported at usuaj time to de compe. st ae 50; | . ; 4 5000 busi co oe whit ae ee” san ee ak es eed and” ten, “te Sets | = ‘@, StLI7. Ribs, $10.50@11.50 “itn Sean TR i io. & white. 71 ~@72***: | S- anes - hi 7§.5C . 28, shorn kind. $13.25: CIAL DA ILY— ; —_—- ere ed 1 ivert Th ‘was i ‘the tower ergy 4 . -, “Te easter with grain Fqr- ~aiggge + one ae 71 ae -. 7 ~ Hight. - | & Juiyr. $1.1 orn n " loads matured steers, | Preceding = TOCKS veh ace : Pe > bit) WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17. 1923. : te et from Kaoras Ty : ... na é' - , ; . . a ‘ ae Se aa. tow other Tut : : : igh Ls ‘ anit huehels were rerorted « h and spot corn : at « i iis Americans Wecien Ca hea. a ~ SOP » TOLEDO. O., Jan. b+ res March, | and heifers. $10.75; bu me 108% 100% record for #ll time, the previous low My ' —. ee ee » ounts hippin emand ie he renewal of the oatan Gannene 11330. | ewe aye Metre. — - 4 nee @7 % oT ine Sh emablished Nov. 14, 1922.)5- i jioyo 117% lice. MISE x, |etesty en “Where the wheat wan |, Corn was off with wheat. closing i4: 32 __ i telephone number. Correspondencé strictly confidentia! | e low records. Other foreign bonds| _ ace ——— . : ns > were also reactionary, notably the Ch... 89% _ . ‘ Address P.-D. Box B-S4. | Be i? : al Ge 100% . Serbian Ss. which again madeatniew - wg 5% Pe ms . ; & "22 pi low, and the Haiti ¢s and the Domin- |“. : oy Ao THREE - TEN NORTH EIGHTH STREET itan 5%e. The Haiti issue also es- | us —aat hoe en Ul r 3 - teblished a tow record nantes’ Exchange ay. : _ pons. nial: SAINT LOUIS ' The entire bond market showed a mi an cent . ee esity changed - , | | TE , ‘\ i) - cit ¥ A he ” Ss ae ny asa oe Cinalttiseie are able to meet with our requirements. State briefly Aid alt Cl Dawe! ou of Pa ° ins Val ick of buying power. Even such | 205°" "pact or the inte decline was ormdicnd | wery high grade issues as Néw York to ‘! ST | : x eee eee Central 3s and American Tele- | ie t ' loca! cash ony market red ahem ‘ ; — ~--— — phone and Telegraph collateral trust [wheat was ent athe Taah | " * was light ara @ : aa i s Se sold.at cuncessions. The same i ~ lsc higber to le —— é my Che wae true of @ long list ranging from | Ket dragged. Oats were steady to “ac hi ; was fair Pea —_ @anadian Pacific 4a. Missouri Pacific | **TAP - 4 73 4 : | General reactionary tendenc: ex mg hes pe wwe 36 cars loca CFSE oe — 22 S a = ent list. all the old Liberty's and respectively last 5 ~~ = | : | y N : SYMBOL - Ts a , cars local and 13 t i ‘ fire new Treasury 4%e being fairly 4) yee: Oates bs hae ae : ; inet 31 and last year ay — SH pactre and tower. It was still true sguinst Si ant Gna 10> through. agains + teday. as Tuesday. that the large , 462 acd 67 ‘ast year aie al _~=s few offerings as well as the unfavor-— ee er tmaapella 1 | “bie foreign news had « depressing | 4: buluth and 337 at Weenipes &. Alig effect upon the market. ia “an reported by the CS. Boreas The syndicate, handling the Ana- = Markets and Crop Estimates (woeat in American grades ons )eut under ae Se eenda Copper bs announced that the (oo onder Ane Atlantic ports. wheat % ie ' ertiré $100,900,000 had been heavily 1.213.006. corn, 601.000 oats T06.000, bar ) © @versubecribed, but the permanent r. 350.000: rye. a) ¢® —_" porte. § | © plecing Of this large amount must (rre § Pac Mecessarily take time. aay ~ . > . ne OF SAFETY ee. 18 | a 4 ‘FOREIGN “HE pictures which a =~ weissue. They are well con- rT, & aes in this advertisement show WwW structed, Bas oe apartment the strong faith which invest- MILLER houses, hotels, warehouses, ors have in the first mortgage ‘Qemaae?/ andoffice buildings, located in bonds sold by G. L. Miller & ' » cities from New Y ork to Dallas, Company, for the structures here Texas. The structures here pic- o represented, costing millions of dol- _—tured, which include only a part of riers Proved. more] {2'624,000, Narler. 17,059.000: re, 2 ee, lars, were built with money obtained _ those we have fin in recent allies as occurred in| “ates! of gen grein sadey wer seca} SOS, if through the sale of Miller Bonds to months, indicate the national sco “S ints of the nension the ten [106 x08 int Sone, “prtggh! 28s | —— & people in all parts of the country. of our work, its large volume, and tl Prater ie erecian Roe eR Pa ssmrgvsmems A glance at these pictures will remarkable confidence which in Fe long stocks were coming out to/ iain: ween §18s St? mi! OD TS show the character and location of _ vestors have placed in us, by put- : wT Rearg oem, Ze; No. 3 Zalow corm, 73 ie | the buildings which we finance; ting millions of dollars into our off at the best of the day. T3e: No. 4 yellow corn. 7T2%c¢; No. 5 yellow ’ mS Siese ot Condom was taken just | To" 3 ‘white corn. Tc. Ko. 4 white cate oe and which are security forthe bonds _ bonds. f ~) apes * fe z* TT - £ , Up! > a a. J ) 1 55 Wi y nyu 2.333 hia - _ e4 ? e Cee were LLL te — a a 1 Pda a GESBIFFZE-625., a FLU LLL os ~~ en ta be? vad -2+s eis oS a ERE rd Mer ae ' - co ad ~ | ‘Noa 3 white corn. 73 W@nder 53. Alid the stock did well in 44@4¢%c. No 3 white oats. 45% @45%« Burt cats. 62c the later trading. “ee a so ee 7 oe | poois in Beech Nut Packing. | : ae te ir n> ‘Pee, _ Mack ‘Truck and Packard Motors | Turpentine, Flax, Linseed Tso 7 7 What Investors Should Know Principle versus “ Policy” | took good: care of their specialties. | | : > ~ ve we Ate Ra ee ‘ Salle . 4 4 Oe j ~ - Af” Wadi Whigs y oO : Pa Ns Ws py 4 Ss 7 avs . re he oe ee Lat ;: iy tlhe, i Mage HE « 2 et z rent, AS a i Atlas or " sek ets oy . eet as ee eee ae ome : ; = s 4 eal - . ill eS “thee eis. Be aa ats a ee ay pe -<. 9 ¥ Riot See LE Saat OR et Be, NP yer Salat teetieeatiinn jee 3 one lie ae Me
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, 3 ¥ Tie eax re. . oar? - —— eee ite PREIS ew ey tw y fr ¥, LEE EN LT ER / : Z “ , . e ° 7 ST. LOUIS eT | WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 17. 1993. ST.LOUIS dns nica Se to 50c per dozen bynches ee ee Poultry | | ducks, 4 lbs. and over, 19c: d@ucks, small! crate. $3.50 to $5 , ; ~ ! , , “s ' TURNIPS , . | ae Eggs and oO try | ts ge eo sane" Re At y ducks, Gc: L ETT CCE alifornia iceber $3 73 .to | 80 eer by box: ‘new y ye wens wee to old guineas BY young |$4.25; Arizona iceberg. $4 - 44.35: Texas pes ot. w Louisiana 0 to $ , ——— Rainens, 1% +s opal $30 over, ‘u ~=basket Ri ; VE L&—ou ote @160 Rae at “. 4, ig Boston. $1. 50 to $1.60; | “1ll%%c; 160@180 i “— 10 oh. to $2.26. os FRUITS. NEW 16,260" Jan. 17.—-Butter steady; | CHICAGO, Jan. 7.— Follow ing ie « 200 Ibs. at 049 lec: mee > Ht under- , NS 1 : Red 50 to. APPLES—Coeid stora bear 1B etal pP s = creamers higher than ¢x- port of teday’s @.4 pre 5 Post- Dispatch | | weight. ete.. ’ ah & A. alle” Watt ) : Colorado 3 yellow, lvis. $2.75 to $3.60 ines : 2 oy + ape +. Of Wisconsin | "8 pou in York ; pages | re 11 17 ri te is - tain -_— ' nf . ——we BAN ANA _ c ‘ 1% ih ) ' * ar i. _A1V@ poultry, _ : — . 7 - ets . — , h Lo" Clone. Se lee2 TAL oc - on i SE—Per | pound: Northern twins at BEETS-—Home grown, 50c per bu bo POTATOES—Per 100 pounds: # ‘ed Kiver CRANBE oe te. 2 ~ ber pound. - | orm LO o1 Ud iJresg@ed os AD Rasa a we A = S _Hig ; ron } oak 1} les r x; ; RRIF ‘ “F- i‘od hi I “a i a : AS. High. low “lo _ 5 r es at at lec; longhorns at 259°; new Louisiana, $3.50 to $4 per bbi.: Tex- Ohios, Sov to $1.10; Northern rurals, $1; | per bbl. crate: bhis Slo sath tect $5 st. 1 Roe 32 ene _ RUB 7, ° Western russet burbanks. $1.35 to $1.45; 3 TERT ‘$3 to $4.10 . ‘ ‘AIC A‘ 1, Jan l7.—Butter unchanged. | oa ee eo Seu ae. cr. ~ oh oO 90 _ 10. a7 10. Preceding Pa é€ ™ _ daisies.at 27 1, 7 Ss. , A “ - we A. at 26c: bri ck, othe wy b et >. ? OF g , wn j TIC BOR» 5 A ewer. 13 > |. . PIGEONS’ AND SQUABS—Live pizeons, |°* U Dasket. pe orton. gee Colorado brown beauty, $1.0; F i3—C ni (3300 pers6.50 Ke cher; receipts, 6655 cases! firsts, e+ ss oh. . — Set fommon live squabs at §1 per So ee? hy ——— deliveres seed, $20 RUTABAG, AS—$1.25 pér i. $6: ey aa s). $6.50 ahaa: ey me lin ary drets. 33@35¢; miscel- Se See Se A dah, Saabs, 6Sc per Ib.; small {to F.2; red. S70 per ton delivere Fr : - nancy |" ORANGES—Flori: 5; : 36 Ro rig? antivVE at 50c per poun CARROTS—vOld home-grown, 75c.to 90c hall, | 75c;: Bermuda, 40c to 60c; white, | ines and mei oe "84: balitonnia HICAG 4 Jan. 17.—Poultry—Alive, | round whites, @£@1.10 per 'ewt; - Idehe rden & Co DH? 53 > | over, R POUL TRY—Fow'ls. 4 ‘bes. and per box; new lL, oularane of: 5O to $4 per | 50c *; yellow, 50c¢ to 75c: red nanse-| navel. $2.50 to $4 ° Ailfornia bane hap nels. O46. epring’, 18%. | sacked russeie fancy branded>> $1 60 s ‘ | 1 sie: light fowls. 15} ; stegs, 15 bbi: new Texas, $2 to 1" per bu basket. mond, 00c to $1.10 per bu bax: Tennessee bu 1] aT k AWRE RR oat orida. GOe per quart roogte re. 14 ‘ "| owt. ee sacked round & hives, ~ ‘A Tob Co reg ‘a: 11 4c: broilers, 24c teria chickens, CAULIFIOWER—California, $1.40 to hampers nancy hall, $1 to $1.15 j “en ‘HICAGO, Jam 17.—Potatoes, dull: | Der Buddy + re leghorns and blacks. is ito capons., 7 lbs ] ao per crate SPINA CH——Ho: ne- grow ri. oc to 40c: Tex- _—_o - — eain total L’ nited States ship. : KANG As grrr. Me.. om. ~ 17: = tler . | upchan le iar firgta, _-_ y Ruds 1 G16 ¢ . ' J » 2. / and over. o~ Cc: A _.4 "9 ) f , ] . . ‘ ~ ~e : Sp pfd LOG 4 06 %& | 20c ~*c. capons. 6 Ibe... 22c: slips. CELERY——california, large crates, $0.50 | aa .bu baskets, 65e to $1 Salt. ments, Wie ‘onsin sacked round: whites. Mik : +, ” . ‘> . - * turkey 8. hens and young toms, 333. | to B5 Fiorida c rates, $4 oo . STRING RE ANS—Fiorida dark green, QR rann! ated, in ar lote. f h eet . | Be ne : Wisconsin bulk round ects 4 * pohee uncha : . ~ 4. F PEPPERS—F lorida. 1% -bushe! | $4 to $4.50 per %-bu hamper q 2 per bbl. = ie : are. tt shites. 90¢ OS) we > Per owt; Tédaho sav het Light ¥ 1 tusKeys, JO0c; cull wurkeys, Zc: GREEN ~é | - a wv" Fielsechmaenn o6 Se *s: ~ . . film Ingn : ae 8 — is Ford Mot Co of e; “ip, onok tna, fir fine Te Canada tn 9 , ‘ frardner Mot . 2 1, ° ° . ’ ‘ : Giiette BR ....2705 267%, 270 | These Bonds having been sold, this advertisement appears as a matter of record only. | some, lectyces, opie Al (nal / IT Co cou. Bie, Gea yogN 103 Leet & SU. Be eee : ’ pf, ‘S° 1s" BARTH..—_Suddenty. in New, ; City. on onday. Jan 15. 1923, Witgabeth Barth | deloved sister of Mrs Helen acne ‘inee Barth). na our avae & ienre and Sea 104 « ay y 4 S10?’ “ 4 ~ Haves Whee! ’ , & Co 7 Ios 10°! % ~~ y -~ hieviien Chem, ad . 1 " hf Gas Os oe ‘* * ie a = | a ; ; ws y '. 1 00, 000, 000 (“hbarlte, Barth. and our oat , 's “ + " rial Tobac Oo a : . - runerr! were ‘Florimeant, - ban’s oe 4 ' ‘ i . . a 7 TRe8S. sag a tom 0 EEiter ery (# « |} Inders Fibre | BRA XDSCHWEDR Ener I tnto rest on . ay. Jae i6. 182 at 10 Ma ~) ities % Galen ay ) gas L int Shoe |} ae c | g Reger: Gf a: keel db Anaconda Copper Mining Company | ee Mar F father of Frank Bra‘ seen ead r unele, Mercer Mot 4 ' ge 4a * : Eos: 10% First Consolidated Mortgage Series A Sinking Fund 6% Gold Bonds : 3 ar tine age’ 2 ot BE ye 1 SD Page fc Pub Co 10% ei: 4. —_ P . ‘ Eouth Grand boulevard | and . an imta street. C eo we Bt he ' o be dated February 1, 1923 Authorized issue of bonds $200,000,000 To mature February 1, 1953 pats there hs CUR, in Le to teh 11! San Francisco (Cal) papers please roe (ea, Coupon bonds in denominations of $1000 and $500, registerable as to principal only, interchangeable with fully registered bonds in denominations of $1000 and authorized multiplies. /Interest payable February 1 and August 1 without deduction for CAREY —brueved into ii fonda, Jan at oh? ; rt... Oh oad : + Radio Corp ly 1 * 1 Normal Federal Income Tax up to 2%. Redeemable as A whole or in part at the option of the Company on any interest , : ewe oo p.m. 1 carey. Be. ea . | Tey ee ao yu FP date on thirty days’ prior notice, at 105 if redeemed on or/before February ft, 1933, at 103’ thereafter if redeemed on or - Htoves 003 of Edward Canmy Guests e Carey and Mrs. James Ketiy, © Rep T @ R |. 3Re ' sg on. Repetti Cand : “2 “1? before February 1, 1943, and. at ro2 thereafter and prior to maturity. Principal and interest payable in United States gold » gS akg: coin at Late oak treat den a. m., to sare Churen, Reo Mot ‘ Bo Cok, mee Bie Bike Be . THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK : interment in’ Caivary Cem Stutz Motor ._ 2: oy 2a | and oy, Ja. 2 AL Le ing? rr, r | : GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, TRUSTEE “Daioved” husbana of Ee | thony, we > - nw it Triangle Film ' a. | —o Anna Coatello and the Costello, and our Unit Pr Sh new. i ; E | u's ae og , 3 The Company will refund upon proper application the Pennsylvania four mill tax to holders of Funeral will take re pian ange ee oo ~ » & 2D WS NNO PMB EH Dsl e Series A Bonds resident in that state : Bary _ || Fiureday mornings Jone] 1snateb 30 ovelaeh to Hely Rosary Church. nterment in | vary Cemetery. | 108) ¢ Bs. 10: mS y ‘ ae ioe -- > > Went em Knit Ar r + : . ee ese *oe : aes © | . COTTRILL-—Entered into Tat At the home Diise.--. 93% 9: Aivarado Min b*y pi, 3. val of trale Friday morning, eat 18. 19. lington No. 16. Am Geom Min .. R ; ’ | Black #1 Cone r Le ie | The following information has been furnished by Mr. John D. Ryan, Chairman of the Board of Directors: 1 YER— Entered Anka 23, at Belcher Extens Rig Letge day. Jan, 1 nara J. Ditmeyer. of ~My | 2 25 2h Business: The Anaconda Copper Mining Company to- The Company will also specifically pledge with the Trus- pard 4. Dita ne Canario Cop f ce. Ase gether with the companies which have been heretofore con- tee for the prior security of Bonds issued under the First Forater). eset oer ct ROMGh ed cee neve. Consolidated Mortgage, shares of capital stock of ‘The Chile jin nis torty-sixth year . sat? —a Distribut —_— i ah ¥ re. eS Sees in .. 32 Ble 32 solidated with it have for nearly forty years occupied a posi- Funeral ay J Copper Company, American Brass Company and _ Inspir- Pty i. mG rehmaniy ation Consolidated Copper Company which, on the basis of Grand boulevard. to actual cost, represents a value in excess of $130,000,0090. FUCHS — wnrered, Fare eas rs ‘on A Th r visions for its modification, lary Fuchs (nee Kircheis). aan on e mortgage will contain provisions Mary Fuchs: {nee Riroheiay. . # (folumbia E 33 pe "* a Meee tem cfs, 3% 3 3M tion as the world’s largest producers of copper and silver g7lo North . wahshingser 7 ' ‘ ome Nev lta ve in ; oe in Re ‘ ‘De. } with also a large output of zinc, lead, gold, arsenic and other verson Gold ... 2% 24 2h, | important metals, besides treating upon a custom basis 5; oe eee " kgs” ae large quantities of ores and metals for other producers. Divide Ext : : 2 | Through its acquisition of The American Brass Company, in certain respects, with the assent of holdets of 75% of seed 0 pour ad the late Louise . e at "ie ho Dolores Esper 2 ide FA O11 | 2 Draéen Gold .. Fh. a } | : which is the largest factor in the world in the manufactur- outstanding Bonds. Re hapel, ‘20 Forty-Nine M.... 12c . ° ing and fabricating of copper and brass, The Anaconda 2929 South Jetterson, ee. . . Pe Balance Sheet: On the basis of the gonsolidated balance m7, \ om a 5 | 1144 Fortune nae. ae 30 | Copper Mining Company has become a completely inte- he hes ol : 1120 Goiariala Dee'\. 1k ? : grated organization covering every step in the copper in- sheet of the Company as of September 30, 1622, after giving HESKETT—On Thesday “ih 16. 1923. at effect to the application of the proceeds of sale of these aston nvenuen, until W cba lesiaelopt as ant t es fedare Bim is J $ dustry and now proposes to acquire a majority of the capital $100,000,000 Bonds and to the issue of $50,000,000 Deben- Buriat at Louisiana, Mo. mec Ueige Hridiee and Aerovierni Iron Workers new 45°. 40% . n 7 mR 62 PENDENT OILS. 2&0 Goldfield Oro 2 : 2 stock of The Chilé Copper Company which has the most tures, the net tangible assets, after deducting all liabilities, rs ve oF « », * at Gas .. 7% ‘the i 4s “) Hardshell . 12 eyo Of.1 1-16 Laas 14-16) 2 SS dee ps TO . ¢ extensive and one of the mast valuable known bodies of RRRRS Yi . Hill Top Nev - 1% ‘1% Tae | copper ore in the world. except funded debt, are $382,335,995 as compared with a KENNEDY — Entered | 2 Band am Mecla ai, at mortgage indebtedness of $124,669,000 and a total funded son of Jobin F. and Emma Kenned), and,out 1 Hecla Mine Independ ead Purpose of Issue: Through the issuance of these Bonds “debt, including the Debentures, of $174,669,000. Eo ng A say nets ; 2 ioe et, and $50,000,000 Debentures, the Company will acquire Trent ars gid Wash fu | Marsh Mines es 2,200,000 shares, constituting more than 50%, of the out- Earnings: The combined average annual net income of Congetery. pd Gm ge ~ Sd standing capital stock of The Chile Copper Company, will The Anaconda Copper Mining Company and The American KLEMP- ;En@red tito. Nevada ‘Ophir, redeem the entire issue of its $23. 080,100. Ten Year Secured Brass Company, before interest and depreciation, but after Nipissing. eo See Gold Bonds Series B 7% and will reimburse its treasury in federal taxes, for the ten years ended December 31, 1921, an ewe me a ey. part for the acquisition of the capital stock of The American amounted to $26,090,408 per year which is almost 3! times +> Fg es is 1 Brass Company. The remaining proceeds will increase the the annual interest charges on the presently proposed cee a OR ARSE Ag) ERA, pe 1914 ae Rex Cone... Be fr ” Company’s working capital. gage indebtedness inchuding this issue, and over two an gourh hg vet. Tose at ee one-quarter times the annual interest charges on the total a — Fan@é<torm Ken. ne te .™ ft te Ae al +. iimae + aaa be Security: The Bonds, in the opinion of counsel, will be funded debt, including the proposed issue of Debentures. mia sem ie arg ‘ae a: ¥. 7 Simon Silver ...@32%¢ 9 Bie BG secured by a direct mortgage tien on all the plants, ‘real Jan ‘Georee’ 64: S. Pas es Rphashead Gold..Jie! — % 4 estate and equipment owned by The Anaconda Copper Min- While unsatisfactory conditions prevailed during the first eee See amphi nipe nd ee ‘ele ‘s Saneled av a i ing arey ened at the date of the execution of the mortgage part of the year 1922, operations during the last half of the got i stare wt Wa 3 “ne0 Teck Hughe e pledge thereunder of shares of capital stock of year have resulted in earnings available for interest and pase Chapel, 282 a 4 baie: n Sieh Sage oY certain controlled companies, subject to the prior payment depreciation at the rate of over $12,000,000 per annum. om notice of time will be giv : ae 4M yen t mines .. 2 % 2 and by t Tono Rélmont ’ ‘ Tonopah ‘Divide. .7 , he oe . c f $24,669,000 outstanding Series A 6% Ten Year Secured of $24,669, : Because of an exceptionally low production cost The Chile Copper Company on the basis of a 15c price for copper i Tenopah Ext should show an average profit before interest, depreciation Taaie cop a Be Gold Bonds, due January 1, 1929, which are noncallable. La oar H2« " The total aggregate value of such properties and the assets and depletion, of over $14,000,000 per annum at the present rate of production. ss a «3 =O) «t+) y ) 4 . a! eS ~ — o s- AS IO. e ° . 7% , - . wa Ss ’ ~ - . ~ Sa ee te s National Tin Ohio Con fe Fe" 2 — s3 pi st, uolumne . Tnmited Eastern °1- i. "1-16 ™ ® Cont. : ‘19. of the said companies amounts to more than $173,000,000 as wel. ee Co 11, 11 included in the consolidated balance sheet of The Aneconts Weet"Veah — a ~iaee Mining Company. /Tt—Entered into reat, M . at 6: a o ———— | ew LXer 3 Coffee, tb Application will be made to list these Bonds on the New York Stock Exchange 17, 11%ec: futures steady; May, 10.17¢: Jub khold d er of The Bonds are offered if, as, and when issued and received by us subject to authorization of the Company's stockholders and to approval by our dear grandchild and niece. et mont ig 7 Oe. | LM tH counsel of all legal matters. It is anticipated that delivery of interim receipts will be made on or about February 1, 1923. a | Funeral ureday. at aso a m., £ lence. 6472. Pa avenue, ts | Stages of the Rivers. ' Pittsburg, 12.2, fall .6; Cincfnnati., : Piice 96 \ o and Interest, Yielding over 6. 25% o Fe —_ tame tev 16.7, fall 1.5; Louisville, 9.2, fall .2; ; | ember of i NX | St. Louis, .6, rise .1; Cairo, 18.3. fall | Against confirmed sales, we will accept in payment, bond for bond, Anaconda Copper Mining Company Ten Year Secured Gold Bonds, Series : ome No. aaa: 1: Memphis, 12.4, fall .3; Vicksburg, | & d Ten Y d.Gold Bonds, Series B 7%, due January 1 “ e o A 6%, due January 1, 1929, at 102 and accrued interest to February 1, 1923 an en Year Secure O oO, y I, 2 vase 7 . | 26.8. Bepe 2. New Orleans, 2.7, fall 2 1929, at 10g and accrued interest to February 1, 1923, the difference in each case to be paid in cash at the time of delivery of the new bonds peice: " sheep, TS Beemen: y of the Company. Special forms of interim receipts will be issued covering these exchanges. Bonds issued in exchange for Ten Year Se- | cured Gold Bonds, Series.A 6%, will be in addition to the amount of this oftering. _ io gq“ saeco #,.,¢ a FRET TF ‘= ee ze 2,2 A “ zs a hendl ——. a od: at tin and while ‘ens | t | Jt Ee 1 one Lacl ede Gas 7s) | Bankers Trust Company, New York The Mechanics & Metals National Bank, New York down, $11 i omen | We will accept the above bonds recs 98, cater cog: ol Tr de Gas Lt. Co. A E. H. Rellins & Sons Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co. Hallgarten &-Co. bial es iar | : Hornblower & Weeks ; Spencer Trask & Co. Phocievard,. on p recatved ‘artnet To Yield 5.75% Hayden, Stone & Co. Kean, Taylor & Co. ’ W.A,. Harriman & Co., Inc. ae - “2 Marshall Field, Glore, Ward & Co. Clies. D. exten Gk: teariy for Poy hogs. | Ist Mtge. 51s Meee toe ste F To Yield5.85% ff — — Bl itter oO. i National Shawmut Bank To Yield 7.00% es of Boston as com r with yer - | Oo 1e - /o / spear wore -Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago ati 7% Guaranteed Pfd. Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg greats difficulty in dia- v , ie abtier hogs to adv actans. ether | bg a , qoresreten tien The Union Trust Company, Cleveland The Cleveland Trust Company, Cleveland Bank of Italy ~ Mercantile Securities Co. ¢ run here today infiv hive market for butcher | A TCT Paget store did tet TO HOLDERS OF | Guaranty Company of New York The National City Company . ‘s offe was most \y 3 ’ re noe tay and feeds Due Jan. 1. 1979 | Dillon Read & Co Lee, Higginson & Co. Harris Trust & Savings Bank s hig and the bulk of bes* NOW at and interest in ex-| , . Fat $ Land $11.25. * a . apace her Uther ‘eéearition. | , Kidder, Peabody & Co. Brown Brothers & Co. Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. stocker and | ber ta Gay were | ist Mtge. Coll, 54s’ White, Weld & Co. shoes, but tie Reneral Armour & Co. § Redmond & Co. | Edward B. Smith & Co. Graham, Parsons & Co. , rnd eS wi | } sbia T til J e and W. Seligman & Co. ‘Ames, Emerich & Co. sto $8.40.” Heavier | umbia liextile ) | ; . B26 hard to roeve, males -o lst Mtge. 7s. | | Old Colony Trust Company First Nee Bank : Heavy butchers were no | with “Tuesday's close our & Co. . - ARG Arm The Union Trust Company of Pittsburg and trade most irremu- | T Vi ld oa 10% | ; rth T Co Chicago B pres of 25 “to “40c. v0 abhi | First Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago The Northern frust Co., | ption of the above and mans | , reau 3 vaiaiiel oy owe Sti shah y | Anglo London Paris Company ail San Francisco Francisco oe ole 2s considering our offerings. - : " e - | Ban Francisco . ntee bat belleve.tt to be correct. rhe above tnformation ts based upen official atatements and statistics on whick--re have relied. We de not guare 7 wethers a: . he Brine ta. 25 heen a $2.50@4 and can- Olive 4605. Central 4374 cULER. markets Mesranine— hyagied ‘ s * } mo fat + k. Re. ’ 7 cane gm hs Ne com - eee: “e & : ; AS AY NRE TT GE nisi a 26 RS eae anal apn aks RO eS ae etl PetiBsoth he Tn att e 3 &,,°? es r : 5 aw tet es ae oS a» tae: RE os Sn fn Day 4 j + . ee ys
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id REAR LOTT LE PLT ee ee ee ye Fe ss ; rete A@r 4 es THE WORK OF THE WORLD LOOMS LARGE—Capable workers are required. ) : ip” —— = capa ne ~— NG MAN—About ————— > 28 POST DISPATCH — LOST AND FOUND SRSORLLANEOUS NOTICES , ie See a wai “ea Seen Penn Sega ANSWERS TO QUERIES feewr WAN TED] se eres : , CONC SCRET EB cueing “and j wrecking, withe ut & : : be joveu san) PIS—Lort. t. with ~Giamonds: ». return 4 biasti ne ‘,raner (oensetruc on io. ‘Cc S| PPB DBBDAIOw wr ON lll ee ee ae a r her of J 2 4027 Cleveland: reward. Grand a4 1496M. 1c) : —— ~~ a 7 “a sk > = \ ee Molimenn, our Grar Fame BAR PIN—Lost: white aod sunday day after- ee aa: Salces—lades’. 530: 8s The Past-DispatcA reserves the right to reject any query. = | YOU NG MAN F tie law, eister-in-law anc vicinity Grand boulevard. Main ‘ith and Market. _ (By! Personai and telephone calls, or anewers by mail, cannot be ac. —" , oe Se oper sat ; ) ‘ae: our 4-per L nad porter : must be 700. a given attention, crcept leticrs on medical questions of undowdt- Pisce or more. ineartions 1¢ '| Call by 9 a- m 1357 rest Tosh) | hish good references, SRAGLE” HOUND—Lost. il female. Electric Lighting Fixtures pose oe PP aceon 4 white with brown spots, , Most complete line of new designs. FX- ed sincerily, when ax “aici oy stamped addressed envelope NEVER ecnd ORIGINAL recommendations | Post- Dispatch. h Kirchoff. 164 45 St. Vincent. : =. ~ | PIRE ELECTRIC & LIGHTING ©vO.. 405. | ao ; oO ee \én apolyina for employment. Use COPIES i — BILLFOLD—Lost “will party $c rth ee a aa oe i eaiiiidin it . wee ‘tt needs stretching. then. | SB4DRRS desiring te fut themesives ¢ W A } POSS ee . . ey 2 the Fo ' e at > . rv ial at : Fs ARTIST—With 2 or 3 vears rien in ier: Xo rev lous — ee aeererth : asa 0 i, owne! 3703 Connecticut. —— — —e rage ae pe” ; ety os “ vey " As —s mn forma- rania rur x “hart : ih ase newspaper and commercial a : aim of working into branch managers. ' a percent vlars 2 7 ns fase: eremia Dixon d years a willing and rapid worker our is, I 'BAG MAKERS Exper: enced En gi:sh — . a ust ane, @ employed call Olive pp bh }. , -s h. z gout : , ry stimates furnish City m th o 2 ass. Stead) wv Sts Leathe -_2* ™~ 8 Reece oe . ce ory, . : as & mem F ‘ederhofer Trades, 814 N. 4th st (ec) able prices: ¢ Forest 6086 PENNE sopher Prairie” is the ith cayenne Gools co. 918 Ss. - a tat (-&) | 9157 for appointment. Do not stop | of the Beneficial Union District No = - ita Decorating mee... ne mead aa ree ag i ar »spped parsley. our in 4 8 eee ’ nents = _tc®) | eed signs on the windows, come in and - Res ic4) => ; eer, ae ia — pa pered, $4 to - S7- " ; 12am of mai: ¢ ri ona an ‘ warm water Aor a h. BARBER- — Colored. a ence 3K Ww. De for Mr Hill Cas Bp | Fs eye ednesda woe . ' J : .1 reasonable. prompt perv: sinc! r ] : ury, im © ' e « . . " — , re Cabany 4561 tc) from 10 to 3 ms Ocus esecdayY. ~ - - — . “ ad . . : a : . ma 7 rs Pei- -- ral 971 J SS se 4 pra? ———— — . : ; urs ’ riit slow fis til} the - 0 Tv f KSMIT i ’ st De able wt ag MOLDE RS — Commas wenn Steel Ce.. G Gra: of William | DIAMOND Ri = — age ome ype |W. . : LOOM! papered ‘> mice - . mpel ex te but , pend a Ading iwhel! ‘ ¥ ing © bainmpion Au@p prin , te City. rer SSS SERS. r. and sity Drive, even . =" h Nag! s—~ se Cied nur se ot to te. re uwering i lian ergs * 8 od mm it : 4 Pin 3) oat Nc AND CEEZ 3 2 keepsake: $100 pomerd: po questions asked. 5° 450 Delmar 347 ne . f they wise _are about hal a = | ERMAKER— ae mE ioCDERs — pe BENCH AN Sx. ~ Phene ! ei . r) Set , - - > a | 7 pe camed . = A Q“ a. bee artes - az LE - 800 x A OADWAT bons a a WALL - : pins yo See ee : ietete ‘+. fram the fire, enri ract shop ai pa TROUS nm from DOG—Last; A! le male. joense te) | ' osc - also paper nang neg ~ 1 oe suf i? ,iLY RE A “a i» i - . | - a ’ a . : j aa fey : , ; “ Vieta! lrades Association 4\4 (kia | ‘'MOLDER HAND—cCharies Thuener Pianing Friday. Jan. 19, at 2334 North | SO Sr orest Sess I F 20t Gi : ——— emgeneretes —— — sal Sox tery. ; ad peas , “ ul a es BOOKAREE PER— Ar a stenograpme: cr OFFICE BOY—State age and ary. street, to Friedens Ceme reward. 3010 5. mpton. | new patterns: will put on wall ntire Can. peg ew ge wef» = 6 , tural steel business: state experience z "358. Post -Dispatch. —. into rest. Tresday.| DOG—Lost: Airedale. ee es | also have email lot ~ oe ad a : h -orrect formal greet- ae Sa e har ne and salary x B-42. Post-Dispatch. __ 3-8, 2 at . mm. reward. = “aw 4° | = Bo roll: cutest and plain: 4en-. ; - a >», other Leat. ac BOOKKEEPER—And cashier: 25 JO. OPERATOR — Experienced on | - “. a i A e é Af Fr F : , fs no “Gollar: ze ; ; real bergain. Mueninghaus, 7°30": | ing jpon ntroaucet , we Cam “tt ‘ Biatr. 4h ‘ Yor } : —— SE preferabiv a some sales ; Baird automatic wire former. , Ss) n 7 14° ~« : . i> c . . : - ~~ ¥ Sg A terrier. — pon " _— ew - he oO ' nm ti ; ARELESS —Geor rgette | ner must be able te furnish good refernce; 3 cus u © . . ‘ treat reply tate experience and salary - 19 STLIR. Lideral rev Geerel reward it first. . a delic = .- weg ' Gg Ey oe Apply 212 N. 3d st. (¢ . male. white te with bi rc NT Th url sia ead — mio ee moving 4 —_-Youn man. who has some e¢x- noel. ‘ : +grl® Bast sn aity ond bien- | oan —_ lcohol of “‘Bookkeeper-Stenographer — packing all kinds of merchandise: Bethiehem Cemetery. 4 Dri Kirkwood. e.! irk a a ; Ort of the pre red ~ usten . Merried ‘man:- must be expert - ith | state : experience © ond salary expected. - — aacagiost’ © Mma. : - bn , ‘ : Cs Lc oo hel automobile experience preferrec wonceri Ui | 3. Post-Dispatc Wednesday. Jan. I a Yr i : , , : 7. ’y" rene sf ' > Lat , Wportt : it} _ — : ic ive } gsenfeid, at toy beagle: black and ta u haan — acl open a teow 7 rns eggnene— ae Oe De eae - PAPER R ROL Sr union ma * husbamd of * Guese. ah oy and: collar a= and . ee et 5821 : fey ) : . 3 me . Post a a 1s po PAPER ty work. Frank ~. ’ Hoizinger. 3 :" - arah r Ll imi . drot drop to t} c I a ss ae - ‘ 3; “wr of =. — —— Mea | . Belwd egate. Sic iene. Owt-of-town ‘ Lific : : ‘ gad: aut . ES mixturé from time .€ He = ta . : Se : STON aha ras > experienced; ss Mrs. : re, | ~— ' . pene A es , , 7 See js : . : : ’ ax i opel, Adoip? an h ae we Rosenfeld /DOG—Loest: Engtish bull. large; diack eve | ~ + > Rey =A be Sua. ion : au ' . » Bra - time, until when dropped pest & Wim. 1. 58 Washi ron, — __— —— - ei ary can bonus to lrve wires; keen think i. 4. 715 Me- and y mayne 4 ww, ears cltpped short: an- day: owl-of-tows Sic eaily or Sus ry ‘ roiwtl i ri nag v WPrii- =t oe the latter at once disappears. Re Ts Must Tod" was vrears oid Feh!i x Bres. : ors. Maetten. 1007 Oltve st. ick e , d pr »bably be satest to try , Box Mfr... hb (ce) =. Seo sac ha pe a4. 4035 West lv atior lefferso : avenu. Rereer “of funeral later. (c ewers to Spat: rewar day; minimum 2 lines. Three t . ng h ati . : NiIt wou 1 x Mf , ww “NER AND REPAIR } Pine. I Andell. #852J. — “lens er more ic line discount. Ll. St. wuis e acid on a sma piece of.) | BOYS—About 16 years old for errands and PIANO T and permanemt position. with —- uesday * + >t, | —— sin | EV ERSH ARP—Last, e'lver. tn!tials zz } a eorgette befo re apt piv! ng ie in t his office ¥ ork Si mm ns Hardware , a an . J wd - — building. Apply Oilfvia ldg.. : | pocwrars FES ae ~ € - on cadia. 3523 Olive st. Both phones J ee Te - used in & game eS i. Grand. PORTER—Drug store 2601 Cass. Appiv 3 BLDG. 1 . SSIT7A Easton, CONTINTOUS od Ol (no «every Rn ad - epee i nee A A LANCE — : ~ OY—Bright, clean. aboat 15 Hal! and ~ ive sts.. every eve ee ie weenie one : nrc OF ee haat, errands and make deliveries. —_ of tortoise on M ih > ou) pe to simp! ) | unk ‘irc! 31 : = w id Cal itwe cit . vu . (eT . person, Addressograph Co.. 315 N. an (c) Tuesda) a a ; venings;: spots with ane ye — 7 —s DI , : - BOY—To assist packer and delivér nN - na ‘Sars ‘ ; ry , 56 - sa Wess : ° a, he — bee x thoroughly a! af saps a : : a ge ad experience. Box B-91l, kers: return to Mis- y. Thursday ang Saturcs || good furniture po ost- " iu District Tel.. Room 101 Fullerton | moons: private iessons by appointment ‘ »X.—We ihe ’ 4 ; = , | A cab Linger, > = 4p - Ligh school edu- Tth ang Pine: reward. | GRAND prize masquerade and dom! nO Gunee Bae = Aecide ar _ ae aun "y a - BC r¥- = fe ——"; ooportan ig ag wee College Gra next Saturday evening at Castle Ha! ve, energetié bor. Apoly Sa mst} PHOTO-ENGRAVER OP- Amu Sea DUND—Los tan; vicinity of | _ auld be accepted . enuain stary m - t: black and ¥ Olive and DEth sts.: $100 im cash ar * — 7,Ve ‘ ” ; ° ti he same . — Mttle 1 : > s pl old; reward. o> able prizes awarded for handsomest, most Liz C K. _ nly st tie ‘ Sear a . - ; aa ec Mfg. Ce MONEYT—Lost — workin yon b Tam a ee - an fen: companies in the| wheel in a @trects posite to its FINISHERS—Superior Bt = ERATOR—Exceptional [Work up to responsible ‘on x “JO3°R. . Cos " Hiebert: | ——— : —— — ~ te . . iad aie. j } one of | motion T he } lie about er- Co.. 106 S. Sth s st. up ; : _educatio if fe ~~. eae : t first, but gradually || CAKE BAKER—Vandeventer and A: opportunity for first-class; Box H-4l. . - . Tlie ’ : ~ | DETECTIVES. : ee a ~. | LADY'S GOLD WRIST WATCH—tLast: het- ca ‘ M ‘B. — W e > not u © i qdov ana Lees — i? 5 aginial spape: Olive or Sarah car: reward |ALL classes of investigations made ou m _by disce ng the swe: nt re, of “ CHAUFPFE! —Experienced. to drive f | also half-tone etcher, elec- | Lindell 249 4065 Lincoln. faction guaranteed; confidential . “Tt being : te wat 3 is sto . oe ts c; also ex1 Se ee > _D 2 a e imvestment a] pm 7 ould om a meng Poage e a ae See) eee CHAUPFEUR—Living In walking distal trotype finisher and elec- yagiel L 9 ay — | NET BAG—Lost; xit b = . | ge oF aT —¥ tury 3 pm. me pba a ee ae tretch it. By King warm Sf at that | . Clayten and Skinker : o- ‘es | tigating: reasomable charges: automod su ? " ai ‘ | section for ny Ine ; of « n kink t : _Cabainy 2703) service. 4633 Newberry. Forest 7594. (7 ate washing it $2 —_ SS a as ates Oe " erences. Apply Schmeckebier Candy Oo.. trotype floor hand: splen- : a NOTEBOOK—. Lost. Monday efterncen. biack | DETECTIV E—Does es shadowine. invest ‘eat - = emo, = yu see » side-wavsa, ‘ Public | eet an. Oe tee te, Ganeet, See : - : aw. Gell Detmar 19@, be- | EX-U. S. OFFICER docs shadowing inves- . ci arann eee asus 3. | steady employment, good PLANER OPERATORS — : Sesie tee ceenth he Fert oo we VEDICAL QUESTIONS. HEVROLET MES “HAN IC Must be first- | qualities, character and . fee } . ; } ~ . a oe) : Pas’ ; |, tween 8:50 and S p. m be gg ee oe eo Se a ad 2 ge S we end urefitehers MACHINE REPAIR ME § ‘ gr evening:| 6012 : 4S oe ' ges Pp Ss ng a a 7 go with ree earn Gevetyn: conta’ meee, ves ee = : Ss Health and sanitation questions of pudlic interest enly will be com LL Te eee | . “4: N wr DIE SETTERS a ete.; reward F : i. all rche it hen m Stmai 'mstitutien. Apply sil , patch : ee) ning: ae W ereman eta tampe on . INSTRUCTION suzca " > , chan recs - niente of = wa ; moner and Sunday night. Lir- & ~ 77 a - , ming? » to | te 1 s et act. anythi alte > 7 = ENT ——apepenred. in Genta: i otties; Ge)! Soe4oR. 4336 3 Marriané. ic) | ENG >LISH ec hoo! specia |!tes English litera +3 ‘ . - race . a ’ - ine . . ’ : P ' i igyt ; unmeder and ,e references. PURSE—Lest. conthining ane ae givis’ eh a yar — on t throat must have , shoul: ave your heart e: ae aad - Basition : salary : Week, imume- | “weeks salary; at Fumous-Barr. Monday > in@ividual teaching for adults r- é tix ® J aA - . ers ho ! Experienced eloth me cuseers —......_- Men “ . =. oe Carleton an efterncen; reward Colfax 1468W. fe) om 7 sattemem av. Gast Tt natior = itually suff t ks i shou!d ; = PORTER—Middle-aged German. 700 Chou- : Semnem.fect- emali Wack leather, en — ———— ; re not miy ¢€ tal th : nd throat car tl mmen s clothing; steady work; teau ay. soliciting mamberstie taining bills and change: Saturday: re | ture correct spenking. ata. mache; “ation wi a ee ae ae ane splendid working condition® ay ae ; encec-| high-class mén only. Box ward Box H-193. Post-Dispatch. ‘c) : nh + ehers ———— amet WARY ELLE |. Cha n ome abnormal! condition exist- jj iJ Hotel 338 Bartmer Dispatch. bo : Ir , oem bh es rr low to hig in will afford relief. ALLIGATOR CL& ITHING CO. eens net over 48 years; gen — - VANITY CAD Last. fold. Tecstny after. bridae. . vee See Blige he gg et Bs nls net ae fhe. Bs swept 4s » eas 3 ‘| cleaning and porter work y Scudder 2 Kinesburv. “Cabeny { ‘g02- | ; i] Gravois and Bingh am. .¢} Century Electric Co. 1817 Pine. PARTNERS . , : : a. - BERN. PEERS AI. é aad Gar r - err .- . | LAI EeS—Leam a rédressing and mr SITUATIONS—WOMEN. ' iri’ ER cn x— Exper! enced . for Yestau- Se ee = man. who un- | ’ PA RTNER Wed. —To y EST—Lost. man 8s. gray. ews — 6346 culture and become iIncgependent ‘e. . - ——- Maen ome gst as — ~t 190 5 Rg Tefferson , 4) . — a ug pr shop. ba! ne restaurant T am Delmar 'c)| teach you quick!y and thoroughiy rj“ UF UR wai a : . : - r ; IVERS ith experienced eaek: oa —— =, duaminik Post-Dispatch. VYEST—lLom. for dress sult; om car: | — inquire Moier College. a go rh : a a gee ee brick Hydraulic Press Brick Co.. boilers; references _ , | PARTNER wrt — Monday. Forest {520W (cB) | , é | Ck—S ret sera! hows ork. colored. and Natural Bridge rd ms Apply Rus , Pe ger he more; - . ogy ; #- ; 7 > aferemd rest S50C airs. poiy 8 it omy. «1 — - | Ds est oO references; " perma- | STENOGR De yon want an w_|_Wecnerd. Lindell 64366 _ RESSMAKER—Sit.. experienced. colored,| Broadway. Soren ) nent positien. Box 0-403. Post- 2 one = ; " , : +) ; ; . 2s = im .. ee ' , ; ‘ 29118 ERR. by : Tl. . ' ' Di -h ; : ont. Fifteen: minutes vareful study | | private family: West of city ,Toferoe MAKING—Sn.; high= — , (obs PRINTER— White. a : tral. i : ~ - lee LOUIS besiness men demand Rubican| *fted: good 1 . Box | ? ng. by day or light housework. Bomon' a n. experienced a 13 GOLD WEDDING RINGS—Third Dis- | ST. TOUTS business men demand Rubics : 53x}; = bpusework ERRAND BOY—For drug store; must have notype operator, compositor and press- PARTNER Wid aafhwemes , 205 L406 Nort! rk ol — — —_-—__- = -BIVL: CLERK—Young man. not : ‘Jumber mill; mast afraid of work: TUCcK POINTING, 2 ing. reefs MEN—tLearn modern barbert na c ZOreern . , as stale * experiedce and repaired. Lindell 7 ei indepen ~ — *, ym — 5 —F : women with 4-rear- | ne" _ os , vianer and band salary expected te. pe : i { 5° : a au — aon” '? RE - 4 . ~ . “st “eo > to a i ey ye » 5 i ‘ ‘ : 3 . r . tn Wt +r 2 j tae aes ees J os. & | TRI-CTTY BARSER c COLBEGi—Tuition $75: 1 i? : Bs Grand 3386/4) 2 Se man who kas $1000 t& nag esate. Tex Gymen 2 oa - ° a ° oH . ” j 4 3s : ‘ 7. ee ee Cee ee ee ee ee eee BR. CPI ee Pee r! = P =e > a sa fall to get eur estimates om ail wir- catalogue * rictly modern. elect-ic ee - , yor > — — 2 m company from man he SUuc- ADE Miller Electric Co... T511L Arsena! massage. hydraulic chairs. S11 Market er | ' ) “ Mw ee ats Ma ds. See Pry. 305 Victoria Bidg _ pL K—-Experienced on mitre saw. F.. for reliable man. Sidger 1145 (oS; so Lane Re eieen 2) - : joment 164. om. Six, ©. Riddie & Bro. Casket Co.. 1408 Homer. Forest 4086 —————————— a ~ -S. : a . oy RE Hee age Seg ne magne gy | AY eS If vou want to save on vroer electric wiring WAN—Sit F : . . ore eursca ~ eae r | oe Ces... . - - es =A LESMEN— Nea Sew Ing Machine Aa fusters ' grax stores. » = mY Prices. Steiner \ oemsed evwc _——- -—- - MEDI CAL = - “ ae r % : ; | " i> -s : _s. —_ , — - eee ed SJ ’ \ jaichioa axed white. te nd hot-water ery 1130 oh - — : . : = = ireve — a“ ae — =] ines: - excellent ir t v wi ¥. with Ss Leu _ Matern ty a “ —— . e 7 . a c w mt : aaha ' euhe 2 “in . . : - rse wage 2A. vou a the re@ proper! Stee bi uerTn | (Ospita.. wit . — - ; , > » MridaYy-: fei - : _ ket a 5 aie = 3a st ie a _™s : +a . omeont iT] MAN—Te do some carpenter “work. J. SHAPER HANDS— PF rae - 2 , = Se > - . > ANDES er wood Walter Fax tory. 3a and Ww a. begs . ‘) chine. Columbia Box. 1960 PATENTS WAN—Sit. married. . Thursdays and Fridavs. Cail at 8 e'ciock. | WAN—Colored. to wash dishes and do porter _Ket si | PATENTS obtained. adr ic na folder ¢ inane este. emma, Shenae > | ‘ : — hia hina vores. 215 a Dinas “Parrish Laun S Fre} r} J. Larson._ 105 N _ 7th. “Oltve % -~ —— r — S71 NA 4G RAPH BR— Your Mar. . = " - . aie fi Me , ores , ‘ ; *tat « ne ver 23, am: Vandeventer =. 38: 31 to tasers: come cariy. __ +e BY) niell LOMT Stel hy = Lindel rience acd salar ned tap agp ep se wate sal- aM ATEU RS wr a — Wetnenday night: crises sit idjie-a get, s ' —— = ns —— = ——— - 5 = a ———* So “3 hee ye — nee ve $10. $5 and S23 Gravois Theater ft- Derence | . of “DRE cinred clases MAN—I mt n f d personajit? EAMSTERS—At Pennsy!vania ond ri ae SS _ = gon and Graveia. 2: or run ris . eT. . Wath “sda half of het »i education. whe + azn! » bet avs. Maloney & Whaien. ; ne ane ore RS he 18 = on . : — me Tene are Demi t is nd i afraid : ot ‘ali YRAMSTERS—-To artve teame : ‘o. | AMATEURS—Fridar night at 6 30 App! ne Soar eineite a - ie ' wagon ag i Mitcbell. _f — ee of . . = 4 ’ « , ~ - - en 7% ¢ » t - : : . ad : , .: - , —_——a —— — —— —— . ne = — - —— TER periencedd | a 4 ) *. or cleaning Y. “=e gs 2 wats SQUARE PRO car fare to lovers. 5 iting Shep.” Wage 1903 = nar a soni ‘ icteria, — . a. a a —e oro | THE NOMEY == —- 4 —- eae bil bi furnish Al vefer ."s" | PETR character and show successful . BOMA CITT. “faim ommaog anes ~6CARD WRITER — PREPER #Les MAN—ine , onahiiahed old establn proxuct 3 . wD yg mn mane, Tra} YOU NG M a MAN WHO HAS HAD iMmSewvranece. Tin _ pe wspaper seiic Time on mow SEVERAL YEARS’ DEPART- routes ca® qualify: give full perticuiars | iret ietter er no attention. Pax are in MENT STORE EXPERIENCE. | for. cite rafemanee. | ast-Diapatch. _ 2) in __ Post-Disvatch. ; MANAGER ANT SAL ESMAN—V trols ia ae. APPLY To MR. DeWILD. MER- pr vate P " . Soe. ———— a os — a" ten, Tex. AQCOUNTANT—Sit.; desires to keep books PURCH. ; AGENT pe = —-~ Sf . t E- BS. *.-D. MA " : _ . — — . 3 ™ . . a = -~— AR BLE RY ERs. And cyt ie Pe teehee i oe AAS 80 Sieaning, wt iralling. 4 or "enced and capable. sesiting’ rosmonabty | S0t2 Delmar’ Bi ARTIST rh lee, ete ood o be ridge. steady emplora ment im the state of Minne- | YOONG MAxX—#F week aie = —Waents high-grade commercial re , ~ ox m1 , bo AN—Want s work of any kind during %_*4" secure foil information by an- cers a —~ i we Tee werk; line, color. posters. etc Bomont | — aE ————— aan eal L5O34 (rattan swerng (his advertisement. state age and | ’ 1008 >is TENOGRAPH Et perence . WOMAN—#i. by womar =5. ———— Wastes expected: so limber troubies, =>: wants wan as oval: best reference. ¢ 2S. 2 care for 5-342, Post-Dispatch. BOOK KEEPER—S8i: . half-day ,iatly oF pazt paying mex | has . ; Ceatrat | ates xpereaced. Cat MECHANDO—Siset-class. eupetieneed time: experienced. Box C= 23. P.-D _Post-Dispatch. oa meg —— —- ENON. .... ars, 2122 Park. | , J. nn 4 a WwME: Sits > colores women. “ene as) : | —. : ~ oer mt ‘ : a works, ae i~iay. ty week: give refer aAN — Colored. Christian Peper Tooacco. ‘ ae a " : , ade! 44516 __aain and Moarzan aa . cam begin at ence, | “Une mmasonadie. a ——- . | YouNG — . weethinin 9 : hy celOred. cook: ag and asses with or witheut ‘selling exp expe ~~ — ; mm “ = _— -~ Beat appearance. ge - + oes mS a fouNG WOMAN—Weem we of amr! the cur alans 2 . : kind: can @ simeost sey oe work. ser & es a S857 Bex 8-064. Poat-Diepecch, +A eee és iw: Fe eR ee gt a ee : : wy ; Saitek iS ee ES OO dg ee. A Pas Pacha ani fae eI shes ~ Ses ac Oe ' bs , . »: a ae ‘ MON on he Ale On ee cate rik, My. ee . : “Je Lost aD aa an sa Ri se > eh rei: pe a te edi: ee <b sou soe? wee esas Wis
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> ort Ss = eee i ee Eee — ’ fl ele ae = es > - — ee : ~ finish: pyou knew that bat Biives Days eet | terme. Riefling’s, 2315 tive." late 18970. origina! tires, seat covere: used hittie; 4167 McPherson. ic@) | PORDS—Sedans: 1920-22: starter. demouat- abies; every car a barga! n; S200 to $300) |_ terme 4166 Olive. ‘e4) | PORD—Sedan.: 5 new Fi restore tras; terms: trade 3442 very *X- Juniasa ©?., “Sis O° Wasting on. for Autos ~ A S100 ce 200d oop ee | spot MOTOR. 45 abse-S6 De Delmer. t cB) ' FORD—Sedan: is: . starter, demountabdiecs Wheel. ire. etc.: used 60 days ” best trae; excellent if * dest red Hew ber onen evenings ‘demoun t ab ies, feat covers. ~14-16 N FORDS—Sedans very chanical condition: a)! tires at @ price: termes Motor Car Co "801 Tocnst starter, Morrie ! Look! Reed! | Pasfect sae" sthrowenou » wanthesaze “jet 75 CARS WANTED FORD—Sedan: i920; this is a real bar gain: $290; can arrance terms Menden- reyes cash; Be rend te tale the the conn howe. $2 even'ngs. wo tm Ka FURI—Late mode! sedan. S175: terms- open evenings as Motor Cerp.. 4300 mar hall Ford Dealers, 2315 Lecust st Eo te in Tine cond!’ tio Orthwei: » t Park ‘7 co., INC., 21035 N. Grand ‘c8) =} xf ~ delivered hew covers, Goeme and dash fine condition. $365: smal] dowa lance month’: AUTO co 3667 OLIVE. ¢c37) FORD SE DAN y equipped: many extres have severe! touritngs In late mode's terns BLICK:co.. S101 O _Open evenings 1992 Nash. 4-C vinm ier Sedan This sedan like mew: a real bargain | Someone, must be seen to be apprec (cash or time _ BOUL OUTH WEST NASH CO., . 3000 1 OLDSMOBILE > SEDAN very littie, extras: seat ee: a windshield ne KU HS BL cK co S101 Olive st. “2m, evenings. Bs OVERLAND —192] -. latest four-door sedan like new: S365. 4719A Natura! Bridce_ OVERLAND—Baby 4 sedan. jatest mode! criginal tires and finish; 4-door: al! Ls _tras. will sac ce. 4167 McPherson. OVERLAND BABY SEDAN ) , and Painting or leavin g city. For | ; owner leaving “North Market. — =e Dr “ed anu . e@ ee? for ted ocust - all Fe like giving it to pa- ne interest OLIV E MOTOR CO.., __ Open even ines 2910 Washington. ‘ ae AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars rs For Sale | DODGE— —Touring: fust ifke new: $195: aoen 3441 Juniata DODG E—Touring. 1970, ’ termes, _ trade. 3 Morris, rT \inaE—Touring: last mice car. 214-16 N one Ty)! ING oe new aoe er sock SO. 3101 Oli ‘e st. $19 I—$i » DOW N the DODG E : Hurt for | Lou See this Dx — a Fy Me OTOR Open even nee. 1921 Dodge Touring. Only: be 550 | Practic * and ena me! ’ bright motor ig tv. for Open | DORRIS— Touring new ‘ire aT tou terms FORD—192 ~~ eorles cheap wen ——_ re let Park indell Mi . 7000 Ieimar : eice .i.ent ; tien; take $605. quick sale roedsters FORD— Tour ings. $50 modeis: good order: ub use =.xk Werks Cessvories ee car cemo — es: «a Wi Imi me terms o ee , ” rar dirt cheap e: Ow ner can | FOR D—10 vour ngs } with starter r ter Tm | FORDS—25 tour a. , er, demountabie ov t trade, terms Andy Lehr, uring. iat e a0 l:; ‘arran ge term _ aa . > ‘SeuD gua: ante S631 Easton. ao erms FORD—Tooering. one-™Mar Fera 186 WN FUORI ourings s ls: “¥ _modeis . sma! rent ¥ Dvrmices ow \ xs ~ AU TT) FOR rn —25 FOR D—Texu mountsab.: e te be in can arranj ze Dealers. RANKLIN—1 pal? ue. ‘riet LoOfor: ekce lent ~~): terme if war ; GARDNER—Teur! private party $45 _eoupe as part payment Hupmobile » Model. R Touring 4 $1300 car al ¥ 35186 ef om tare 44530 : "22 Lie ™a = mos tires: take $230 cash Fiener NASH © 1871 le im the b tires: @ real ber: +ern KUBS FUR EK _Open evenings. _ 1920 NASH is n et S 7S part OTH EST VASH Y a” OARUAN?D Perfect TOL RING rash. balan = &. ss 8 0 TOURING “one Romar ’ 3a Open § — jm en .E— Touring 7 Dee gua rant > Lor om” ga: 6 (six, FTRS le pe-fert —_ terms Oldsmobile ¥ Tour mo. Ta) +ar- TO Gut = hettesr - Yesr ts rma int erest or beekerage. + MOTOR CO __ Open _evenings 291 a. ashingta Oldsmobile 1921 Touri ng and erenings ‘Open Ss mda» Diteabniten For Sale — Miscellaneous AUT? OMOBILES Touring Cars For Sale ——— PAY $20 DOWN AUTOMOBILES __ Trucks For | Sale m open . » : Ternay A: ly = Upenh pp ee For Sale — 3 _M scellaneous iis... } TL ET , > | a a c Ines ar ad sedans rea! cra ns terns trade 3o16 East ion. m™ > \ = ‘ ; SS ee ee ates ae ’ ‘ ; i) ‘ ove r AT SN Mu) ——._.. —EE fe » T)il 7 \ Nar SLY Bll \— THE BEST PLACE TO BUY A*GOOD USED CAR CADILLAC EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. , 15 Loeust. Bemont 3080. express body and eab. erfe at Loecrst. (e115) srt DEBAKER—Sve : 6 ter 344i Inna >» Stude shaker NASH SG_)- _ WES TC ‘OTT TC | berfect conaition mechanically} “WE DON’T HAVE TO MENTION HOW MANY MAXWELL CARS WE ARE SELLING. MODEL ~~ - a SPX RI r USED CARS ARE COMING IN FAST ENOUGH. 2 ’ ’ rth AUTO MOR TG AGE 2 1918 -* . Trucks For Sale FORD TRU‘ CK B SARG AINS Chassis 18r7 - . .r poms Sep | Sale iz*e Maxwe NEW I = | ma hogaay 100 a™ Deree $* *} / = Shen Yahlem’s Been Quiet This sale makes al! challenge the oldes: ishabitant mercifully slaughtered. 6 FORDS. $50 UP—3 DODGES. HAIR-RAISIN USED CAR § 2a Longe Time. but Nok He’s wow competition leok washed-out, Leek ‘em orer—read CO) CHEVROLETS. $95 UP $25 DOWN Rees | $23 $0 DOWN Dodge Gardner ; oy RRA 49" od Meoe Sport —_— =—o Pia FARO DP 24 4 Gy ee a Headquarters Yahiem Motor Co. 109 N. Grand Open Evenings faded and te remember a tome when Prices were =o wnh- ‘em and grin. $100 DOWN ng . 343 - =. > o " - low ve ipa 4-c mR 4 ] een generater, 375 —_— — : — - Ore is. 3120 bargains in Used ; BATH ERIES mace} 7 is - pa ‘= Sedans. Coupes, Runabout, Touring Bodies Tsken in trade ~&. JO4n ll ie Luxe ¢ or 4- se Sl couDe de Ae ae =! Open "auUeG car dept U SE D . AU TO. PARTS: “AN bead Ses ("nt ie mse, We sick’ xe Sunda ¥ > — For or Sale I ' Pp a ok hass — run aot er. m1) : beet : enbalt Open e* [on chassis _ on! : nt mee nantcal cendition . "S07 uve. (pen Sunday Si5e. Ford ‘Tires For Sale $310 C gh uD: all oni ~—* ~ scorc hed . sis, 1920. in good site: ty 1400 Shenae Z. ‘ce TiIRE>—slighily largest ock in cords or fabrics, new Guba = ve 2 up cv” TIRE S—Sacri! a3 ard J0x3 4 ice $2.50 a arger tires, $3.50. If ene of Sati need *- res preves unsatisfactery within 1 return Pith receipt and ge’ anether for price. Roy's Tire Stere. 2978 Ottve. Cele Lexington Spert Year, half ict) PAGE = 5280—Room ee 4930—iarce Hadsen Spe = eee ene « WS ) Sead agate. fic line: out-of Studebaker Spert .. : se 0c Sunday: tL r or ee ' {7 oun ws Sarto, “IF rr comes FROM YAHLEM Ip’S ALL RIGHT" ee ee Ee ae a Re ‘ . Musical Instruction VIOLIN. mandolin, guitar. banjo. taught. {a ) struments loaned. Putnam, 1171 N. L isos. ; ard ae ras 2 Bs ee Tuning ‘and Repairing ae repeiring guaranteed. Park. Granda 3yvud. \ ictor ___._ eS repairing. $2—EXPERT ai ei. co hardly be ertss. oid pian lange Acoliat ‘oO G Asi. E—S 1 St). OouT ° ee Diane. “goed fer fuliv war- mon taiy Bey - T= 76%, = these. twa f consi These Inatru- ; terms as PiANUS— a 4} cosh ter eau « BR! NSW Tt ~—— senuine - . *)-recerd selec- terms. Leaman —- may = ns werti tman mahocarr ncliuding ‘Talking Machines Wanted AND sul LD. i? > ‘ Uul-of-tern, VW tnerauern Ie ——— WITH bn ore) 2 ‘Ss — P on Mad y more ineertions + on M— Beazti fu home: beard for arge room ed home cook- tr ed hicken Sur- fewer Grove ears 80) > —Room and card for i en a opeti ning _ber ~aBANN} E: 5029-— Board emploved: Hodigmont ‘4&) CAPANNE, 5073—Loevelr reom with rwn- * — er modern comveniences- excei- Lent -S- geniemen er couple emplored Forest. —Apartu 1eo eT ts frent twin beds cenoriemen. ere aiast op- “abary 6701 RF. (RO) HA _MELTON, 23 =70-—Furnished room and ome corvenient to Hediamont. P _Page cars. ‘3 | | MORGAN, hea taken in ex-— : sa RES i : : ; : - > furnished rooms end sun par- i West End. en | | sent aT SO ~3058A—T wo connecting rooms, SHERIDAN. eee il N—wSijcely furnished trent) er- con venien.@. tea? : neat. oa —s (> 2428—Housekeeping or_sie-ping: . electric. hot-water: =r up. IP... feor | —— | WASHINGTON BL. | x SRAND, 1722 N.—Warm furnished lots s of hot water; for gentiemaan. ARKIS. 3124—¥Front room: 2 centienen | H er couple, emplored: private family: _pesite Fation Pa Park 4 ‘olfax 1°66). pe N Ri ISE. i5o7— reoermes fur- ' ish: a for iw “ZN vY-t RST. room - _housekeepi nec: Northwest room. (7B) | oP } heat. hot and «vid run- edulis phone “y Bel ~ ES! N EY T. rooms. completely furnished: rodern conveniences: om car 6314 with runnigg private home keeping roems, running heat. also i large front vate owner. ‘Monday : en de N EBRASE: A. S38A—Larze reer “al FR ial SD OREGON. } 1908—T hree unusea!l) © ean, bright. electric: hot bath, Turnmace; pacse: reasonab! = pesean, anole, Gna, P. LR, Lome ee eee t furnished: $16 iA. & furnished laundry reasonabe rnished kitchen privileges: for jady ady empiored. woman. one willing spend oon et homelike surroundings. Coempten cary. (4) “hristian 3015—2 conhecting reoms “js20—Nice front aAt AY rs T ik. *S+.,—leeping MINNESOTA. 231 7— ine ' ished. 2317 ’ 7 Two room for ——. of ree. will beari; }ri- hous-Kee ping - |} convenmences weil-furnished reoms. somaer enam- e. sink - PaRK. 2340—Two per room, st ‘eam heat. het or couple emplorec: strictly private familr. im? furnished freat RU a -Large. ° ean water. gentiemen kitchen vrivileges f;rand aa Sa a a he RUsSSsE 3970— Neatly room Grand Z199GW Bone ee USSELL, *846—Lovely room fer house- t floor. S7 weekly: ail conven- referenc es; quiet home. Grand 7846—T —s ‘lovely cosel. sas. electric all cenvreniences: ‘adults. °*15—Niceiy furnished reom, 3.—Single or connecting cw EL LFTH. garage. houses eeD) ng rooms: gas. FS.e-. Southwest _ . 682 ‘3—Three furnished rooms reasonable CTHRWEST ~~ light housekeeping: ine West 940—One. — or AUBERT. -hree connect: rg >] housekeeping rooms Ferest 1635. ote BEDR ) | ee 13544—Deiightful 2 reams. 2il conveniences: ovrivate family: refer- ences. _adany 34287 WW. HAMILTON, er witheut hight housekeeping; HAMILTON. 1125 "or jedy or gentlemen. any S83l1™ N.—Nice «f° one ROOMS FOR RENT. — |W ELLs. ‘housekeeping het-water | ROOM AND BOARD Wed. home; Grand | ' ROOM ROOM iM AND > BOARD wrd. near Chase ; ee (5545 Cabanne: high-class family ‘>? ‘a © asekesu~ : Aus- | 11198—Furnished rooms. . with reasonadbie. rrp cenvenierces. Cab- et en A te. om a PARTMENTS 90M EFFICIENCY - nae a3 e505 ) PERSHING Bes. — 4 RENTED—4! EFT ROOMS Een —_ - «itr: Ki rkwood car to a o- and dressing c lomet: in-a ROOMS Witd—Ceouple “>. * twor: decorate keeping rooms; not over Service. 3. Post-Disva 20 (a Te RO child doe 5 4or bed ta ew northwest 107% N. Sr u3 ae RIGHT AV. hardwood ¢. majers Cavern’ B45. Post-Dispatch. __ ae ROOMS—Married couple reer tite family: ne ether boarderm, : (MBL Ciestret Post-Dispatch. Re. JON EX RE : - —_ ie: APARTM ROOMS AND BOARD ¥ ar PERR ane 2 EN ) Pee ~~ bath: every > ENTS. @x-ROOM ICLENC. ~~ tittle work $ i a itt at : a Box B- -44, Post-Dispaten. +N CON Te Te LEASES. ROOM AND BOARD i. DEC ay service, ready 256 and @262 North Drive av., ROOM Wel —Wth or young man in “PARQUE 3 APARTMENT | Pershing. Pet Union and : me 7 -reom efficienc: modern ‘n Wa. y : open fer iospection: rent re- | —Unfurnished, ‘an : or kitchen oie Sa -—- £ RR. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnot. jen Searh Site: = Post -D snaic chk. 7. : APARTM EN Ts ro Rr EB ENT + Corner Rosedale and - Waterman Avs. cou RT APARTMENTS * #00 pAr- all Reve bathrodme tied. tuflt-tn bath- washstands: kitchens Sf | i enamel semks, >. *.a58 eh ee GARNI BOTEL—J-ef! heat. running wetter: LAZAR HOTEL—3iz? 4 oe . er: Tbe beflt-'n )imoseurn, chen ri ee will decorate. Rents 980° MELVILLE HOTEL, 5338 SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut « 3087. American pias; re. (cf) any district ae. — | able Apertaynts IDEAL HOTEL— S00 te tub, ower bathe: soreeageatiant © AT REASONAPLE RENTS. WA and A an, ~ AVOID HIGH F Stratford Hotel. Sth and ern every war: week singte. “st week doubie: | : CABANNE HOF _nPlesed ; haendseme- ne kitchenette. +—Fureished all os ences | Ce hanvy Taig? Parky jew )}—At- t 737 (Nerth s FLATS: 3 51404 Neth Sa new, F 5- room, | rent | 2301 7OO BS&35 Ww ALTER SCOT ‘OTT. co... FLATS FOR aimar™ N. ——— 6 recom. KUPsREAN REALTY C APARTMENTS AND N ¢€ rner QPosedale | FURNISHED | APT. MOTEL. S638 | ~ Bg te tive; SS fates for t week amd month, 6317 iz3s Cabary ea uding elert ri Fae and eg ae 112 ~ ig N light usek -eping. Cabanyr tone 2345 *»—4 reoms: HAMILTON. nished. for Tenlenrnces. HICKORY. ights all con- KINGSBU- RY. eanveniences: heod, reasonabie KING'S HIGHWAY. 1244 N.—Larre rent reom with kitchen privilege. : LACLEDE. 4437 and kitchenette: _ os) 7: = i hot-water : - LINDELL BL... 4 4066—14-fleer freon: ae kitehenette- range. hot water, laundrr. SDELE BL... 4309-—— utiful _ Seer front. suitebie oe com LIMDELL Bi. es — ¢ _ reems: rent reasonable. LINDELL BL... 4117—Large ay room. Lindell 1245W. YHERSON 4956— Tee ight. veautttul- y furnished reoms; table very best: Uni- versity car. (4) Mc? ‘HERSON, 4474 +4A—Room end »scard: continuous ‘bet water: home cooking: ness people McPHERSON. steam. ay stvie: “g _piy Portas Apartmenr MAPLE. S038 A — Soceiv coupie® cennecting if has. £2928": slearcn a Forest [137 W _— raGRE. 30GL —F rent reot wilh . —— ae orn $7.50 weekly- “2d beard _ yeu —Roome- neatly far- | > electric fae | ream 24- “y+ eee 5316 B&G SCOTT.S00 Cheste=+ ‘o@2) et ey eee Ts cn. Siisa es ee i= & ree. eee =, 5 ome MER & BRO “peaixt on o Wamerignt Bide Se - & &, Ce also |
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7 RET,» we PUT YOUR REAL ESTATE IN THE SPOT LIGHT! ‘Advertise it in these colamne, “®™ siieeala ’ ’ ‘ . 'SHAW, 4] 4 £ ‘West /__ cant Feb 2 rooms, m modern, $50; va- —————— | FARMS—, -Acreage, large bi building lots. For Sale’ ashington “Hall, 2d floor | TENNESSEE, 2393—Neal Gee ae ee he, put in good order; | Bien ‘yh ~~ oa and Shen- | De, SK SP» Central A = bungalows. suburban property ; ation. S (MAN Or: new: ] } ACE—Or 1 at nas, th car iines; we h t .| 635 Clara—6 fine rooms. | bj WEONHARDT St’ dott |_ Rialto Theater Bine* ‘Grand ‘and Olive(e} | foo = WILSON REALTY ne | South _| door ra _ 2 ” = ¢ an | ! ° ars : (cd) R — —— fan of 4 seach: -—— 45 POGTO OR DENTIST Soo." and electric: rent ia4o- See 45 A » 3 — A bg ren ~ . price ae - . 1 _*nternational Paral put in Al order; immedi tonal Life Yivie. DESKROOM—iInciua f 6 & en en furnished room™ inf Ot Delmar (4) South iB grapnic service, sip ho Sromcat ies ss | aed oe os organtford road: brick bangs | = 6 00 yo at rely iy: “po other _Tebmers. wath; ooms, sun parlor. FLAT—4 rooms , bath: — UILDING—New, 28x109, conerete floor, boo ae VENIENT 8ST. LOUIS a "splendid location va furnace, earame, oh: ‘| J.B. EHRIA late. pegs em . ’ —— ’ ‘ + a 4 ; ‘ . » te OM—Front, furnished: ats a7, cRO) electric ana’ heat’ on conveniences: gas. south side Pine 4 on re or office: On | 182 AC RES } U LL Y EQU IPPED “SEE vs BRINKOP 679. Seiaeet at’ FLAT = ART. i 5” $7 “Waterman av, £ | me grew e family; modern; $30 mor . MaIVE, 6645—isi floor east, | _1808W. Unished. Benton | & FRANKE, 1008 ) Chesthate x KEANE | Ideal piace to live: in fertile district, ihe an | Olive 7287 McMillan. 5 end 6 rooms. Call || —- SR. _ c , or, hardwood floors, tile | QUINCY 8T.. 4p2ia ‘E, 2841—on ~ 347-2 Dacad town. caey auto run to St. Ss | FLAT—46xx McMillan cs ee: DM—Refinea | lady or 4 centile J 4 janitor service, etc.; ga- furnace, hardwood es rooms, . tile Bath. hone. stenogr fice space; steam heat; ee ys saver crops easily marketed mean — outhwest Oliv give 7257 McMillan, 6 « one 6 rooms. Call A Ore End apartment; = ae I red; open. i ae xXtures and d_ shade loors, just complete; | ™ont 655. Srapher service. Phone Ro-! earls ndependence: “broad fielis dark oa*iivy | coT TAGE—4069 Phillips, : ___Mr. ‘Stone 3 nv 45193. brivate £ TOCK E- +8 ERMANN, — furnished 14) i = (5) | & lage; spring-branch watered ‘aasture. Gravois 4-roor . 3 block west of FiLAT—3 "$500 1 will bu ———- § | ar Cn iS, , wpe , 9 OR Chestnut =? i eS) OF Fk Ee SPACE —ie ‘desk room "is oodland: good variety fruit: 1000 wraw.- s” S00; $5 Oo notte bi ic k, gas, SRG ; SO vearly r uy “3 room if an ¢ : private party ot modern convenian a r West Bell phone. O07. 810 Chest heat. berry plants: attractive 6-rooin house barn. | GOTTAGE er Agen it, Olive 806 CO., 5980 Baston. Cabe REALTY e vo adults; / wr reoms atc ath, _ . ° = - ok | granary. poultry house. To te) af | GE 5140 Dresde . - & ; _* nv : W Forest 4285 Ww. = other ° : gas -y Oe tric, jani- | ADAMS, 7] 27—BSix rooms: e “4 PAC «Thera Cap Co. 1123 W ashington. | @nly =? season” crops. mule Ran a ‘“ ‘ bath, garage, water, ‘aman anaanehe root | F1-AT—2078-30 Victor, double 3-3 room |. © are bedly in need of more listings to are for: FLOR, 1221 N.— a mm; rent pat, Specs. steam heat: with ardwood floors, | ——— (c3) | COWS, hogs, sheep. poultry, full implemenis,| 128 made street, new dwelling. $4800; at, tie bath, furnace, electric. | inquiries ° ‘ rith nicove: hovsekeebine heat Seas 2 . te (cS) month: _open = conveniences: $60 a | FOR. s E ASE OR S ALE BER ie: | ee ne ag oom R * th soon —~ rt - tere Cherokee car south . to Mueliers Fo 7 “= ©. MORFIT, " $07, Chestnut st. a We receive. . Call, phone oF write. “side 4 - Ist floor north: fou: ALAMO, 7112 ~ , 79) 221-0) = | Cc . retails, page ig lllusterated Cata- oe e | FLAT—Ho?t. ‘Water he , A. 4 . ik r logue Sei e« fed Farms: 180 ’ +. - — at: 6969 Cates: 6-6 ‘ | sleeping porch, gar: age. | tile bath, srt > roome,, hardw ood fi oors. le live; ideal 5-story building: electric | TP PD : pa KOS y Vey it e. | 2007 ‘BEL LE Comms: til math j 500 =... mi “Pacacs $65 elevator stean } t: ) _ STROUT FARM AGENC ‘ VIEW—6 ROOMS» CORN price $10,500 SHIXGTON, 4 : 7 Bi oo. 804 Chestn ut (ch) ANDE RSON-STOC KE-RI? ‘eRMewN 50. | very reasonable hn pare ng ye Sanaa § 895H Arcade Bidg.. St peo a “a oa ACTICAL L Y NEW—BARGAIN eT & « bribe TRUST. 718 Coenen. room ; x- room, Fteam-heated “tenes i - - “ c P-—— .— = —— — -— —e ungalow of 6 ees Mee Lad a SS: few y decorated and painted. | ALAMO, 7152 iin m-] SoS Chestnut st | IMMEDIA’ E Pt ISSESSION leone ewe) ee floors tile bath, ; Here !s a de LYERS. LOOK! nta ining running water, nares . Wi "ee, CLAUDE in a” ‘ Bo ggg) 35 | 3 ie bath) ha rdweed f! aries Bs a - . “168 Sth, Z floors. 9000 sq ft.- ma nu- IMPROVED PROP'TY FOR SA LE) $1 1, 000: wi i cee 2 , wah Pr nC + . “ates ay. 5 andy double flat on 5100 je : men only. . wner's =? ANT : ai, ACtUrING or mercantile. Lindell 1040 ik > from 3 to 5 D. m Oo il > ; F information. 19013 a alice i . ING aaa Delmer Garden, subdivision; | DERSON-STOCKE-RU ERM 4 ! (cS : ae L 4841M. o- all owner at Cabany TR WIS ‘si QO] 5555. 3.50 week.” = ae an = On ee Starphy. ted’ bed- | COTTAGE— BOG Giedetn ce. at. ! OFFICES AND SPACE Frank L. Dittmeier R. E. Co. |_F..3. ‘CORNWELL R. B& co. 111 x tth.| LIGHT, Gikeheoy oe SITE: _ by ive Y e . 7 ul a ad . : ‘ : ate. c, ‘ur = par Ww oom v eu, Ne oS rooms: water Gen Theat er Bidg., 14 a +) BEAT ek TFT @ = AT, IFOR NLA RBI we Al Ow a " , . and B roo 4 i. INGTON a1 ee oe —— hout: $14 en 4 _ Realty 6300 bie ock ‘ells: $ os 50 — nd mall offic es and entire 3d fear? ate | WORTH $12.000-— FOR. S70 , West said cy Goodfellow; $10, 000 eis i ting: steam a 5 > area, cleg: a | . MER. 817 ©} ; " a b9BO Kaston. Cah: asor juare feet: moder , 7 3940 California; heautifu) 12- Sheng bi nga j - : es PHOS. McCR , ° wats every i L r resin DEI. M AR BL anv 6595 lov rent } i, Steam heat low: ‘ . i BUN = p. E my, Cc ADY & SON. a home: rarag con 2. ee. (c5) ne why phe ml 3905 A~— Mode: 2, 6 rooms, | ‘aie sindell_ 1040 (c5) | | 91500 cash, any eng owed la finest canditien: | on ALOW—4 rooms and bath, modern; | —~orest 882 6179 Easton. (3) Will receive applications for Loans a r . ~ niin Bi ik = ~ ul lan ‘erms: price right. See us ’, ront room; tan : ; i. im Ce 5) | business ny na of | monthly sppadenaearipe | gs : cCALTY o, ; 5 OR a“ heen 7+. saan KROLI.AS-LUPF ER. 1138 * 0. ana r: s or gentlemen. ; «666. Third fioor. 5 rooms + TONTY, 4031A—4 > — “— __. * ‘ ___ (€83) lees | 6505 + VVSU Easton. Cabany | -—— Ohestniut. — ‘REILLY, 723 Chestnut hardwood flo Ooms, tile bath; | HARTFORD, 4276—Shop ana 1b: | BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNG ‘Ss (c) | TWELVE-FAMILY APARTMENT, ' SHINGTON ¢ anes s) se O'R a rs. furnace; n dex t) an garage, e; $15 NGALOWS , WAt ainere SS ER _ a 1C77) | __ DOUGHERTY, “eb3 Cheers ad. | Oper BROOKS, 107 N. 7th at. (c8) | $1000 REDUCTION IN PRICES Het) @-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE | Well Bulle ASTON HEIGHTS. os utaneous hot water: price Sgeee end 5390—Beautiiy! 6-{ EASTON. 43364__c st. THIRT Y-NINTH, 1623 S—Mopdern store |.,.7101_ Lindenwood, 4° rooms, California | neat: Welle pooT®:, tile | bath, hot-water | al! outside rooms; price BS be of condition; izentiemen : ney. 2 full-sized inie-dor beds: | Ww A ATT: & RE: Al. rae and bath: S35. | DRO pa Rear location far ‘a business. sty oner e :, Ee iern; SS700. o , tT is. Be yy A ore : DOUGHERTY be E CO. 803 Ch aul Rm LERMAN. “4 Ott —Lovels : ‘ a: see jan! . 1 Chestnut c4) ts ld : vY ©. 4006 { ‘houteau (c 3) : o« zindenwood, same.as above. Forest g9° a ‘AD . te Cae SiX.- a = esinu AN D _ t - vely roo: Y "CO.. (ois a EV ANS, 3619—>s roat ———- |} TOWER G ROV BE jaaae\e a en nen : McCausiand; brick of 4 rooms; worth | ace 5179 Easton (3) FAMILY APARTMENT, K, bath i: privale rs (4) “. B.&J.M. oO REILLY Gilet: open | steam heat, excellent | ew corner store, - gpe'l $4500 | BUNGALOW—Si50 King’s highway 8 ” WwW. WATERMAN AV., $29,500. Loan Correspondent for . MINSTE . 5 reoms, sun parlor, i LORRAINE. ape as ILLY, 728 Chestnut. £ DROZDA RE AL TY Co., 4006 Cho: uteau.(c3) 6 A NE gee ‘ rooms: strictly modern: ee erly Elenora a v.): « leg on &- room et. ‘ = gee on Waterman, near Rosedale, 4 s m ' roo ne * : ch) | Wort O00; sell $5000: finish to auit you. | clency and s& pore e} ; roo! eceplion hall an ANE: % oor “, t wl Rs heat : i. . lac hmoeller. 709 C ‘host nut oo Aifr ed | KF OR L E AS \E $1000 cash on anv of them. oar . wood floors a * ert in « Faw th — pe ~~ - 9 $5: 320 year . . d porches; rent THE PRUDENTIAL INSU RANCE COMP , vege’ . ~ Ke -RUERMANN ,; Pm te 4 PAGE BL.—NEW ait tila ene r gar i nee ws 'monthly. See them immediately. sor, Th mS. ie 1° ghi borhood ‘ roome. sleep- ' _K RAN NE & F RP A N K Ee. 1008 c "hest nut ef | HOMES AND FLATS FOR c ‘OL ORED i ae ; > ¥ +5 =, pedestal Ww ashstand 3 4 ART iN SP aNGad RNY rasa Delmer. | RESIDENCES FOR SALE pe LOANS ON REAL —— ——_ — 7 WAT? : ee “DOs 78 e choice and 6 room at; : Nhs -_" panman . - many OO Delm " “ a p—4 LE m: aorat x * ae rated: $72 002 W | modern: $5750; $500 to $1000, cash, "balan e| parlors, tile baths + raerocd finetes akan $500 CA Sas (e) West Money -“‘See U s* _ men a} ROOMS WANT . Cit az. t = DOUG HE va ee S70. Open " est . monthiv: immediate possession: now vacant 1eat 7 , = yer io >" sean | é and a a SH BU ¥8s SINGLE “FLAT - yenpnamananengerennnatioand a ev. Te ED ay Kirkwood ' _ ° ee D = = ’ RTY, B08 ‘hestnut et OLIVE 4312-7 Store far res - — 4354W labadie: Beautiful TF-room home: 3 ” ein . 4 .. ™ a ’ kitch bathe ‘ elec ‘ie . furnaces: ’ he os te Porches, } 4010 WESTM INSTER le Brinkop hast jeniean tl el - -a-dor bed E “- . . _ —— ent “ 'c) vd Th; 50: 50 t Ss ) ) cas Aliance ‘yet? "” 7. te -" a . wile . can : ae & y Sub- s > ’ . . ilies —~m —— —Couple desires light , aeery; will decorate to wirit 6204A Derby ge FLATS WASHINGTON Rl... 3914—P, > mene ener hy in odd ed A ont wth 4 - a ms ~ * te on rch, tile baths, hardwood | U! a terrace ‘(Hodiamont car to P! irenouth Nine rooms, bath, furnace, ‘-car garage; ~—- ~ : 113. ee ree oe end $8 per week. lon e janitor Service; mn thwest 6" "DOA Rea rime eX S105 Write Tom G ace. eon “ a S py win 4055 57 eirfe - , aan ible’ fiat ob sagen 4 et , Lirtig ' a * rf "OU month: $16,000, ’ « ’ on! 5 $6500. Payments. $40 wonthiy. owner W ants he sale: eprieg 5a aM Ww Wid. — retlaed “z, : . RUTH. 102 » & , RE N ALT HE] ME R & RRO R E A] TY CO ; ROT) . = ‘a 5) ' , 1s m odern eric a $72 50: terms $j 000 : ~ rte m4, : » é , ; . i ’ ie . A ML E L, L IE RE R’ Yr’. reom 407, 722 Cheatn: Pawson. & Z IBIG TRUS P vp ee ed couple in : ie etn st DOCTO cack cmteek = : 7 QR ot as balance ¢asy payments. ; rent > oot. eee Eee RATES: c4) tc imily; no other roomers: state private ; nie RS OR DENTIST'S LOCATION 3 rent, $20" month: price 7: — ~ : a % mY } , : ’ ’ ; a’ r¢ 1 ? 1 - - , ~ ew . , yf > “Fr a : "7 . ‘5. Post-Dispatch. Drice. 2 i. RIGH | AV. $1000. Delmar, six roongs; heat furnished; WANTED Business PURP’ SES FRANK 1 DI’ ITT MEIER nT —" . . ‘ ren 00. Baa peony + Se eae J ot P LY MOL r i AV. | This Is W here Y we Save cS 3000 SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST _ a couple employed a es, werewood fore, | BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY Cc | DESK ROOM Wtd.—In large office building. | : ieee | 2. E. CO. 803 Chestnut. | rooma.. | Tent coteee e © ane and Get a Better House monthly notes housek keeping rooms “iS : th: every modern ccoven!t 408.409 w CoO. Railway Ex , “4 - = ot possession if re nil ~« ocher boarders z Bit i garages ; Ainwright Bldg Pest: Dist ange Bidg. preferred. Bo | Led; | ‘er wanted. | 6631 MAPLE—Is a house we can fully nts; ae er _- “Dieve 4 11 na B. CO., 613 Chestnrt 4164 W kK ST PINE . —- - se : 3) : ss “3153 He Ww SON ty TY CO., recommend, Get a card of admission and a W Ar ARTMENTS. # — — NEW Il ATS as my . y ny sift shen erontid finaeli | BUNGALOWS—6227-29-31 PiymoutH av.; 3} FLAT—6-family, 36xx_N, 2let: $3500 = SING 1, Om ty . = Waimerignt Bide | 8 we Price reduced to $11. 600, OMS AND BOARD WANTED M EFFICIENCY. | @ rooms, Mas&wood floors. tile bet! 20g : fo) | qfjfom,mnodern belek: $4450 each/ reason: | —_REASOR REALTY CO., Cabany 6505. (©) on i ‘nase Sotho eh gl tile ‘Trust Cot Do You N a ey iM iM AND BOARD Wid. Ana room . ie $75 apf Ns mult: gteab heat ”'$60 op mathe, doce | ae in ae tion. + cintan Pete ee at : Se m2 1eb7) : " srmade eo : . I Po tet eigy 7, fats; | and 6 rod m ty wien notes sp000.k 4 Mercantile I rust ( On, Agent G poe eed Mone Seta i. a wer on locati n ALUSICIMaN , - ————-—___ ——__—_- __— - --_.; “#5 4 ! further particulars and card of saaeiosion. | emeenmcamene Sth and Lec ust to Mt. ¢ haries. —— t B-44, Port-Disnater.. > Cc ON. FOR LEASES. ee Ce ae # 8 Chestnu: st | STORE Wiad rent Sie “y aaanie iat anos t en: also 4-room fran oan lot ormer ie aa - ee gy 24 e143 th | squire Ll BINSKY REALTY CoO., a ee ce a SECOND © AN ,t . Ss. ; nal 4 - : : ——— ~ — _- i. fm —— To et) ac uit >} or 2 » . 4 Culrme ae Vit oO - enting >” } , : 0 A POARD | Wt — Workin Ro" gt a — DWELLING A oe rests aurant: good district. Tosterud, | FEL WEL price, $8500. | Bi seen ‘ ar; price $7500; owner on premises Clive 19898, C entral 4962 cage I 4529 PERSHING | — 5 a LO0i8 . . a “ 1 Aor. -a- F : poacwas a " 4 ¢)" FAT TL N Pp LR - _ =. a TLD aa . — ~ - i ~~ Ay ree house. Box “ with tg > oor bea. stenm\ > Ss OR RENT -_ LIST your buildings, stores and lOfta with i CoOrTrTis.cr.a “es ©) 5 and 6 room flat: stric ny modern BIG BARGAIN ) ' > 617 N, & 7th },_Post-Dispatc! X to move into; RESIDENCE—41xx bio-k Washington: & and get guick action Our commer: ms 1 OTTAGE—4 rooms: water, light. sewer; STINSON |& CO..'10°4 Victoria Bie : .. This elegant home is now for sale at ;/ | 2 zon. North Drive ay., | rooms, bath, furnace, gas, electr: otty - Bnz leasing department! ‘ves you rea! eervies. near car; $1600. £217 Harrison, Perguso: Olive 904. - Oe a ‘Gg. v j -.. — | & very reasonable price, “Colonial,” f opera - H-132, Post-Dispatch Our February list, reaching every business | : (Bf apne é —FPFrice 3) | 12 reoms, 3 baths; garage with side Ooms AND BOARD WA 3 = _ 102 xX Sth st —_ —— poner? be city, will be mailed Jan, 20. co’ ] AGE—$350 “down _buys B-reom house | BEAC TIE L Dot BLE Ri, ' - ck oe ' | : ce , o ins, CORNE’ 2 . ‘ . . ee * m @fficiency; modern 'n furnace, 362 sd - ay - owe ee 5. .e° || COT TAGE—6! 350; 707 “Fo! k; 4-roon 1c6: se ae a Chenoa ” gaa ST, Rinicleiiasii ae s N. &th =! Olive 1 Wtd.—Unfurnished, “and kitchenette Sapee. for inspection; rent re- HALL . REALTY Co ue A rated; . | frame; lot 560x150. ‘Take Brentwood car | CHEAP TRIPLE FLAT. , ef. : (od) | a me “ — | ee. pout n” Sloe: at by couple: ven. ner |. nd mS Sore. Ala = pn or- hard reads, street car and Nehts: easy Northwest R ESIDENC KE a S- = G- —— *-_— hardwood 44a s , Giiy or sunderp. inimum | termes; highiy linproved ; ossession t once > 44> & ee _—: : — . File ath, electric, ric mantie, ° . MONEY : HOTELS ee eA RIMENTS | ADELINE Tr i. a —_ ; a Ber line sacou . insertions 3 A Johnson, O68 pte, Bide. | eae - rth —oe et iaenie, o-o flat, $5750; | ee gd and alley made. on 1501-05 | RANKLIN AV ; AND possession: mortgages pert rs Weal es ~ . ; ; ; ) 6-room house. ele an : : n Louis, Cabdany ‘14: S4M. St. Clair 23343R.19) | = . -— = | = areeners — eS 903-1 ) N FIFTEENTH ST - NI HOTEL—Jeti on and Olive: ; all heve bathroorns om pou tric and iInrge vat = FLA T—5533 Oriéie. 3-3 teams ae ae —— aa Use e., Na i . . See vbige tiled, buflt-in bath- Central 7R67 en BLY a subi irban home: real bargains. ha \ sat) Socenane . oe pUVELS, Sie fiat, JUS Ss] L, IST E ) | , MONE it, runnin running w water; 34 _UP ; op; T5c a da (om) al ands; kitchens have CRESCENT. 6155—1 , . os ad REAL ESTATE CARDS juet what vou want MARK H. WII ~ ™ ~ +e ee -' . oh ah 4 : K - +, 1 3 stores and “6 6-roo pets. and 6 :4- confideatian thar teen wy Daymer \ZAR HOTEL—23 oF tae Locust: ’ - i sinks, white ename! a $67 -_ 0 — temiden: e. : rooms; mod aON R RALTY co lc irkwood Ale nt r AS. MORI , BOT Chestnut et . senner! ly av. ‘ poate roome, fur.- room houses, wing for 2004 pemgnnusa; Hallway © 4 tien water: Vie Gn. anol \ mee waite enamel} ern: $67. - , Call H. L. Shelton, Benton Send for Our New Price List RESIDENCE amare gat IMMEDIATE POSSE SSION—$4900 | on nage egy new garage; price yea MAMELACASS 71,6 ar Ve ‘4 7 rate. Rents Oo to ee ~~ a io4 lor reat oa eo aN - — 2 acre, +-roor he > : Geraldin and 4 rooms. bat ey UiCK §6sa “s ~_ A 2V hAiso HEMM MANWN- -SPACKLER R. BB. A MONEY ios loaned on antom biioa: % _ ¢ $8 residet . fla bungalows and building fr reen garae ' h, sur 6O% ‘+r av.. 6 rooms, furna ba th, 7th and Chestnut ste r FILLE — ty >. ie diem aeite mapecmeiien aie ae ~~ Baesy toll Be oe car nace ®. electric, garane: ter elentrie: , ce, dat pinantinimocsbandiii —s : en Se cars bought, sold, Auto Aucthi : IL HOTEL. S338 Rartmer u here in $ Lou rea rn 631° i: , ' . ectri will not last jong. Price only $5500. ou 7. American plan; residential SSBEEHAN, 721 Chestnut s' West sonable prices. Also list of loans, guaranteed BELLIS R. OX Arcade Hide Olive 378 SCHAEFFER REALTY Co.. Oli * 587 ~2_St. “ we Alatrict. = , ~ 1c 80) HAMILTON 1260. 2 rooms ‘a e h firet deede of trust on St Louis im pro ed ae oo Fal pe KF ks Bt ts ors ow 2 st ePain- He at Qo ra 1) uble +] ] O00 . - iid = / me = North ° LOANS—Made on autos, EMS . w? -— / a¥s em, Dit) por : oO . Q , 7 , ; c . uke , , rit. » . ‘ ’ —— a ne ne : —--- — aly . 4 wa ge ray EE Sa ; 7 ble A ar 1 ments — Mr. Helming, 3743 ‘Delmar: Jos. F ' Bees iN ~ REAL SST Co wood floors throughout porce i r 0106 US Garfield 3 and 4 rooms, bath and | North | | STORE—*2518 N, _taylor av.: large store MONRBY to ‘oan t.ingell ~~ , tub, shower baths: $1 day, $4 4 Pp : =~ ‘76 6233 Chest: Lat or 3123 8 ‘| woodwork: newly decorated; “$57 00: $: 500 tlectric: income $1; OO: terms — — -- es Se on firat floor, & rooms, bath, electric; owner's n ‘re ———s AVOID D HIGI "i 3560 WATERMAN — “li, Bl.,; 4206-——13 rooms, large ga "23 — , ‘ -_---- a . ingle, ST_ week double; $1 day. so80y me block w ‘nion. 6 large | PRANCISC “ts oh oon BOS" Chen t. (cf you to trade for my equity? Box 0-390, City water, cinder street: convenient to | owner. will show vou th big bargain;| _ GLICK _R. EB. CO., 824 Chestnut st. _ (ed) “STORE AND FLATS, $8000 dustrial Loan Co., #73. CAB ANNE HOT ET % 7 ; decorated. sae 1est nn (cb) Post-Dispatch Ped. ears ar dd train take ches ter ar eo | PEUSER R. B. CO.. 206 Title Guar Bldg. | Located on phe pone Jefferson: MONEY Lo ‘sil : ana :nticoct | Bs | =| woctlawn av, Salk, south, to, Woodbine, one | Northwest *SolGH arr. "E: 8S" KREation, | aaadiag ; ‘ Tot : lock south of Mo. Pa : | %0 : estn anon nalle dieeke basen a | - ¥ Bing sea; FLATS FOR* RENT—Furnished REAL SOTA TE—W" T’D TO BUY RILAND Federal al 0, Pac ' depot. Olive 8425. | a9 4 hLAT BARGAIN | RESIDENCE—4541 St. Louis, 6 rooms, hot- SCY FOR THE FU TUR Bets _— can plan. Forest 8995. Hodiamont emp, eo Main 12.368 _ un full @etalln of your fla:s or bane: i tS eg Bee . VISTA, 3227—Entire 34 fioor: attractive eater | hardw 00d floors, siate roofs, hot-water heat st.. Or 6549 Welle av. (e4) WALTER Thuxsday and Friday, 2 to 5 p - — ao ae pon station, biggest bargain BL...» alae pe, open: $10. Phone Lindell 1541, bronze wire screens. shades and fixtures: Jot Cy a TER SCOWT CO., 806 Chestnut, Resa) | 1 » ? ; LA—3-room, — a een — W cC Don’ 1 List W Cc Se HT. ~~ a ~s price ot Ly. SISO; open. Take its RE #81 DENC K—2862 Russel! av.; modern, 8- | PEUSE SHR RL E. Bg. OO. _206 Title Guar Bi ” ie Uat rs . entr } o- 3 a ta Dk oo wreig kK: garage ric alley: new as- ¥ north. Ask for F rank Cole Phone [LDING—2849 Wisconsin: iot 256x125; shalt street: price $6000: terms. G ROCERS BUTCHERS J. M. O'REILLY, 723 Chestnut. Don't overlook this bargain. - Store with 4 cy; also 1-roorm, | ; West | We have buyere with cash for al! Claese® biocks 104 tor with 3 rooms in rear: 3-rooma 2d (e77) | rooms above; single 3 pad “3 room flat ad- aS Wi > 2 te « "hs i r To S r § ~ > Net ets i. ‘ ~ . . - A 40 > Sr tem a pA i 2 geticaed a Me py“ ee Se oe Ce ‘ iz * - MARS ne am * 1 a 4 ~ . Q ~ : oe i .* x a Ant : - - ~* "= od eS a wer ae Pee ae eee - F ts 2S r cay oe ate - oh XM oom 2g te ‘s he tS ore : : ex. “ Sa TORT os sr 2 a) ee, ee nips ee ee : ‘ ‘ ° An | mae Pees vat aol : : ¢ J es ¢ : > mo kitchenette | references necessary. | ES Ea ee f business property in busy locations Wvydown 445 Phone 0 > Y nec i\ “dl ae (RO) E NRIGHT, T, 6045 ——Furnished flat, first floor,| ABERNATHY REAL’ CO., 2363 Market. WM. J. ABBOTT RE ALTY co., | ¥] ‘ wine G4 tleee: wavesn © A Pe ‘baiiy® line, out-of-town OF — ™ hemmed 6 5 nicely furnished rooms: Piano and g4 (80) ‘806 Chestnut! (c4)/ rents 2, oom te lor: garage for $4000: | —-—-- —- saipecteenatiimanemoynpmemmprssitanthins iat! jin in wxeatiann : inemum > > roeoma, rage; reasonable to permanent party. eee ee ¥ samc . —o ——— . Sunes aie: imate t ‘, m) ~ r¥O ‘ ‘ - . lanes. one Sonyeniences; imue- | quire 4940 Washington. Renadhininn ‘Ohtte Wanted LWNOLER Ration, Bee? om Blam. (°80) | Choice: 7-room* WIOMING. for “nome! ganditfon oat Sheszs: ; ook at 2853-35 heo- Ic ‘or line discount. 7 S19). (3) | VERNON. 5058A—6 light rooms, furnished: | 9 » VO ges an A ee Webster Groves _ | DOUBLE FLAT—4-famiiv. of ¥ ch: | by owner: in good condition and modern in | JOS. DICKMANN R. E. ©O., ).. 623 Chestnut AGENTS’ RENT LiIsTs » CXorth esky jew ary - rent _reasonabie. a EO TE ae ‘ OTTAGE Wtd —Brick 30 . 4 rooms, bath; WRITE for Map of Ww ‘abater and «ur sales | . m } a r po $1440. ‘artes? ) rt tg gceapect, cal ‘| today; price is reason ‘ 5 Rd gee of a aa tents. $35. $40 | northwest tox ~b, at-Dispatch. (c3)/* “> 6 . ee ee | @0ek =. oa: fan bhentsie Gee ; = se | WAN icCausiand | rand; not over G years old; will pay cash; @ A - ‘A REAL BUY WASHINGTON BL., Brick © built ‘ing os ; . 0 om tant ___&tdwoeod floors; Al condition ' apres " Y Bee estate w rth a Pr in roved Bs 5 rooms, modern... Wall evenings: $85. (5) | of man, wife and daughter, aged 11. Box hani 3 rooms preferred: state’ price,.| easy terms: also 7 ronme — RELLIS R. CO.. Arcade Ridg Olive 378 DW ELLING—3710 Ht MPHREY 5100 Easton, cor. store and 5 flats of S ouble the: . N RBALTY CoO., 722 Ch 4 . ———— «had 0-397. Post-Dispatch. (c4) | With small Cash payment. Box B- 81, I'ost- $3800: a! ne, ‘ rooms and bath. ° oa Two-story and attie, 8-reom. slare-roof! 4 rooms each; 60 feet front; non-resident o $10 fire —— “. 8 ro Seas ‘. ! _Tispate EN cts — also 5S roome, stucco bungalow, all | 0% mone Inyestment Property. ' modern heme: two-machine brick garage; owner says sell: $15,000, S, SETS AND PLATS For RE ISHED APT. a ished Flats and Ap'ts Wtd.| | Ae sect Ts eanaer ae : Pies enjonces end garage 6107 Eas a PR Ph gg eng nH was, slec- | too laray for present Onna” Call: teeny: CORNET & ma; Ok ae? pt eerie e Bae Wa erman, - * rnisne a n | ona aston 2) . “ garage; 560x125; rents 2 | owner will ah r Chestuut. (94) ow w. 4 and ~s t : i poet - egg ~ tome ypmrese FCRMISHED 7 re = re ‘CITY REAL ESTATE For SALE. = I Olive BSad RI LOAN CORT SN. Tthy |, Bl SPERMAN Ww (eOSH ASS? oe: a Ay jn - eo ent. (96) | —— Noms, sun parlor. * “ ; most conven- —— ~ “y a a ; ae - i 4. ; 2 Asa pe 3 _ International Life Bhiz ~— Page; eas a5 of's. meee tat site responsible party | LO 2 ees ea Christy Park. 4442 | ss nceateabiauaegs AND COTTAGES sox. CLEVELAND AV. FLAT ~|REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED olf week ; aw ‘ = she ote . hE ne A Ce ee x: beautiful and 6 roo) fiat e or ¢ 7 Pr se - 7 bany 6940. Fl RNISH KD FLAT Wtd. — or a rooms; ; Pe or Sale ix marbio sinks, built-in dina, caine Ba! (24 L ONGFELLOW PLACE 3-8 g 2217 BYANS AYa® NGLE $3250: i renee wanees., Cop Porset 5709 Norin Ire Wa Castile phrvass meets eanees | Bestest: int cumaliions GOGOR, | Sesmndtel © cee Sialeesens Mum Mee meee! eee | 3 ~ Bek ale ' 1 it , Pp . . CoO. N 3 1010 Chestnut.(c)? ing porch, garage, hot-water * lot 50x | F. COR WELL R. BE. CO., 111 N. > iverside 21 >t 5 Mrs. Murray. (5) a ——— | ; ——— - = ae J. CHAS. MUELLER & SON, | fences; streets and alleys made: lot 30x} ALBERT WENZLICK, N. i 2d F 171; price $10,500; easy terms. Phone|~~ ARSENAL FLAT "| 380: in ee ee ae Bene | Fig ATS—Sacrifice my 2 Tiat#; easy terms. , “ | A. BO N. 317 lierton Bids : ~ , , Px ae _——- a a Call before 10 m™m. or after 4 , Kj D. d £7] r iret eeds 0 APARTMENTS E50 tral 5522 | _Lindell 80s. none. S5xx Arsenal, 5 and 6 reo! oi! frescoed | ti oe a ~= tA. | Ty ler 1769R ve first deeds of trast ates : fies BE: fumioned 2 rooms 3. FURNISH’D HOUSES FOR RENT : ‘Louis Home Butiders. PE Oa en eth SOUTH SIDE HOUSE ‘Rov SE—Sixx Laclede av.. & rooms. .! PETER Pees’ | ~ nye 5-room eff- aa ; c current, light, & A z . j walis, tile bath. bea utifu Ww ood wor ‘Kk. marb! c gen! r for North St. Louis Lota. . tS) fee rished. Apply || West ' lanl @t, Dareains. n. @. Margaretta av.. 36x; _ Northwest | Sack nist: Goudie garage: ins ay ‘dncnee or 108 feet, block west of Fairgrounds Bl NGALOW—New - 6 rooms: garage for *| oestopath: $172.7 t cash. 3860 Cleveland: 10 rooras, modern: fut-| i 6 ‘Ewing ai. e*) 2? 5316 ah we Rare F | Pershing | PERSHING. -4934—F Furnished 15-room | Park: $50 per ft = | ar ; SB e cars; owner will give immediate posses- | ALBERT W ENZL ICK, 1010 Chestnut.(c) oe a bath; ect Dy lot 3 23.4; oceu- dies Luc —| pled by re « possession in days; can ai | H. G@. . Ale UTHER, 516 Waidwrig ii id, * pak = B00 hest house ; beautifulby decorated and = (fur- | " o ' ~ € co . 9 mck) nished ; ets i last week in Janury. rhe fs geweray aay King’s highway, ann 5444 N. King’s Highway. (e2) | ~ Ww E QT By ND FT AT van DD _FRANCI! BCUS R. CO., 804 S Leemnut._ (c5) 700 Marcus av. Between San Francisco COTTA GE—New. 3 rooms: lot 650x150: 4a 4a —( "HEAP | arratige tern ae pikes Fela eo ae —————— | and Sacramento avs., 42x120 ft.: $40 per rt. | __ 3200 cash. $30 per month. 5317 Maffitt 1112-14 Maple p!.; & and 6 rooms, bath, |: BEN | ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO. Cc AG 200 Natural Brid av., north side, per ft. | COTTAGE—3 rooms and bath; price $2450: . s7500. $5 660 oa nh we; | | _Betwoen, sriet oils bath: FSathe pares: 0 ‘ive; 3 : 2000 cash. Act ; in F S24 Chestnut st. (6) | 6 AND 9 ROOM FLAT __j isin Sink: "Saxis MISSOURI LOAN CORPORA HOUSES. WANTED ‘ Marcus and Euciid avs., 60x120: $55 per fr. IN. Fou aptee ic fie 5 oo. os We will furnish plans. survey, finance |! REASOR “RE TC CU Pour rooms. | COTTAGE Wid.—Or Jower lat: 5 rooms, ‘your building and place insurance: 35 years ASO tHALTY CO., Cabany 6595. (0) | — eee ee $45 0 | ne yoy Butta north of Eas- ‘of experience and ee Bae of satisfied «Ji- | COTTAGE—5024 Alcott. Dunder &-eeden ‘brick, APAR TME NT B ARG AIN | on PRICED RIGHT olive 9299. 211 N my at. f*) | ents; we have all types of buildings, such} vacant: 4 rocens, baih, electric. 730 Westgate: 3 years old: 6-family, 5 3911 Magnolia av.; splendid single filet - | with hot-water heat, hardwood floors, tile | 4242-42424, COOK +2 rms. and bath. 40 09 rms., heat r, AT caeee, cmeneene ‘ u as 1 and 2-story bungalows and bungalow-/| hardwood floors. Murphy bed:. lot rooms, sin parior and closed sleeping porch: |garage for machihes: rent $7500 per year: | Dath@: will sell on term IONES ~ fi co., 618 eet Five 6 modern i ' ’ —— wee - * 25 00 { W | fiats, under construction, which we would s, rs BO. Bias. ‘TY CO. Furnish Houses janted_ ~ iiike for you te inspect the workmanship ee Saiseat? law elon: a s building across iownmer hae left city and instructed us t ot | |, WALTER fla ——— —_ is __. | BUNGALOW— Wid: email se or apart-/and meterial. Office open Monday eve-/ new year tn your ow heme erms, start (his /him an offer. Easy terms. Fi st., or 6549 Wells av. ABERNATHY REALTY co., 2 a , ‘a lebed: by — Bh gg mo |ninas from 7 to 8 p. m. 7 |- GQ. zB. & J. M. O’ REILLY, * 723 Chestnut. | WM. J. ABBOTT RE ALTY ©CO., North y In*guburban to or coun . / ~ ¢q - _806 Chestnut. (c4) | . . ww be modern. Box _B-85. Post- Dispatch HOUSE—3-room fra ; . —_— —-- = aa ROME clectric. ba = | Northwest | gain for cash; 66x12. 0274 ,pencen: bar | ce one Residence Bargain COLORED BARGAIN oe sOcamoeiier, |e LEN oes oe ae “f\. a > , T dand room i “og agent SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT gt. Lule EX PILENT LOT. we 1M MED ATE Fo ESSION—E- % TERMS, Bargain in T wo-l amily INCLODING FURNITURE sce 1706. For. PEE RAI end 0 —5 rooms, bath, | BUNGALOW (W ebster)—4 rooms ane “bath, A og one TT. eo ripe for im- wees oer, —— fireplace. large lot: 3 Bungalow reom, Sis en hot weeee heat, t reat DUBINSEY RB jor - cn | modern, $56. _ Cali Cabany 5 |" JOHN S&S. BLAKE & BRO.. "R15 Chestnut. peliis F hoogtaew Duplex bungalow of 4 rooms each, tileq £@rage: streets and alley : will make Bite, Hat, bath, electric COTTAGE—2Z rooms, ee i yin a ee O.. Arcade a Olive 87 878. ba ths. hardwood floors, separate Set enter" ferms. ANDERSON- . ERMANN. Olive __ Olive 1989, Centra! . 4202 : eereedesoaee vi rd. electric; x n Vine OOTTAG : : wil 8 Chestnut. ‘ : Sap odin ogo) ark "Ae Showin “oom 801” "| West ree Pee ernie ae FS ag) ScE EET meer Setecan, wie wie nese)" A GOOD BUY AT PRICE ¥ (83) | GOUNTRY RESIDENCE— it | S1THS—Por fiats or apartmenw; 60 feet on bargain ror $3400; B500 mak. ne oOe eS: ANDERSON-STOCK E-BUERMANN, Southwest MENTIONED 43A—5 rooms,| rooms; strictly modern: Maple, near Goodfellow: $66 foot; 650| possession. OHMEYER irene: immediete | ___ ns SOS _Cheminat pt: . fe8) | .. . ; adults only. Olive | furnished: double garage: located | 4! geet on Clayton road, unrestricted: fon. Delmar 26811,, crissant and Un- SOUTHAMPTON RESIDENCE 918 N. GARRISON av. and Walton road. owner eaving Me Christian Brothers’ College. $65 foot : , a J wa, beth, lot 25a Clavton Fxchanee 156 es 179) ) feet on San Bonita, west of San Rita, $60 a rae 12. FAMILY, SOUTH SIDE wbt3®, Lansdowne at av.. 7 rooms, ba 186 ie Tete ee 445 (Maplewood)—3 rooms, ; unrestricted. See GEORGE W R.- . re (p—20 Lot—Bargain at" 018 Chestnut ai oF 6540 Wells av. ae lees Oo See m; hot-water heat: ic ; fioo MAFFITT, 4237 Garage, with or without i have an exceptionally wel!oc tei let in me. AR ee ont oe FOO, ROt-we cl EK 3” light. 3 Lindell 46195 oe (c) ‘this high-grade subdivision (Suinkes a South DOUBLE FL ATS _termes, as. C. Morfi t, #807 porch pe aa ares am — ia the ote a ¥ a TA ILAW __R, arenin: 4863 1 Steele ~s j & (03) | South very iow ure - e adjoining. ee h and furne ,? ra} SHA W’S ADDITION n. $75 Monthly—Price » $7750 me for this reai ba , ” get card to admit. Roliae-Lupter, Cash, ‘* Hamilton av. me. reception aes | NLEY EB EIN 819 Chestnut bow DILLON. "[807—Garage. $: $5 = | __Ollve 157 oY esetnut. Chestnut. ied) $ | ‘. ie —. | BSUNGALOW—370L_ & Sac, — 4128-31 Lafayette av. 3 rooms and | a Spring. “my new, hardwood floors, seperete| § § ROOM HOUSE, $4650 an en HELMING. 3743 Delmar bl. 76) FERSON. 1215 8.—Two-story race os ot modern “room bungalow, hard . Murphy beds, fixtures, wy actuals T woad floors throughout: tile bath: i ed‘. % « i-bulit pouse of month FARMS FOR REN nie posmeesion: low osinn: reasonable veri screens: reat $2160. See us for card of ad This ws of * ook at beth, on ul inney ayv.: me i a by veh 4 oO DAN—On ott suitable for carpenter dnndt. ‘ ne Organs 5 : Re rage, $5 per de —— vire at 81 Al. >| M x : AR gee rs | LAND—FPor rent; 14 acres. John Henschel.| open Wednesday and Thursday. : (3) | 1040. 8. Newstead: four pfamilion 4 rooms | CORNET & ZEIRIG, kit Cheatnat. (a3) |" cotate, mon > Vm S- mne | Bridgeton. Mo 1A odern ay ‘ ¢*.- 71 —~7ib0—Gar ~~ wh | STS a a LE ) 18] =e F be ENAN DAs. nq’ s!r8 3631 | BU NGALOW—New:; as rooms. tile ‘and ‘Litenenet es: rent $2 ad ox ‘fr ped and; built at the hen | WASHINGTON HEIGHTS EY 70 LOAN—Fi00.0 6 on perior, $50. Al- | ad eg per month. | eee st: 1eRO) | Cleveland ay. FARMS FOR SALE a! Duilt ot the ‘best; in | terms furn i ote, ug, parlor. , FARM—4 acres, 23 in cultivation: = : », Be nnesoia and Michi- | 4306 De Tonty: 4 families. 4 reoms and 60x PERSHING. Ok E.R "ERMANN. West. punpienmnai outbulldings, al! prgok. farming toole 2, ; a: slat arwe , Clogete; ; |oum Darjers: separate steam heating plants; erie +— ~~ 7 viaaee oo ra BLAKE. ‘bro. ee — 7 “' . ~ fiat - - VE Chestnit at. | SiaPHTERSON, 9638—Brick 416 * roo het steam heat, wane WM M. comet, garage, | bargain price, $1700. J. Nicholas, water heat; >; streets and vi garage, ear 4 3 pertatt_st._ | MePHER SOY sient __. |_ Bilal REALE SOS ve cad 4347 Lafayette; 4 rooms and breakfast |" Phone Olive 3433. 100 N. & J. TORAGR x -ACK— Claridge | Garage. Fire. | LAND OPPORTUNITY eee show. Rox 0-387, Post-Dis. month. " ore ee’ Fr E—Frame, 4 rooms. ” furnace, bose A BIG BARGAIN ong Blaine. ~| made; ill heal th f | r | 5 — } ao room: garage for 4 machines: rent $240 per bh: all conven- We building. 720 Bayard. _______*°"" | $10 to Bigs down starts you on 20. 40, | and Gever. (4) SS in ¢ lowe & Michigan ws ieli® P Fiat ins wets steam ; at maple i is beat i Fe ae a Chestnut et. ‘ 4 rr. ee first fioor,
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” hedieiel aes > ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = (cai | . 4 call —— RR. SR as summed up by President Schae- a closer relationship among the pub ; a | rs ] _ of such newspapers and to! ; : .* aT tion an . . — Y . : ; | . “A 7 inois State Journal. Springfi« id. il . " ¢ —% * = = OBSTAGEE TO DRY ENFORCEMENT ‘vice president; and E. J. Treffinger, fer in the following statement. lisher: i to reo ee : a , the crowing import- promote tne imterests of the morning secre- | “Recognizing : | id... Item. Raat alge a En . eed - ’ CONGRESSMAN SAYS oe) the Fetes, Pad. 2 ance of the morning newspaper. this ,newspape! generally along. construc- . = oe oo ? tary and treasurer. itive tines. “2 B 4 omen'’s The purpose of the ormanization® association is formed to bring about : ie — _..!° WEDNESDAY, JANUAR nm Assert = national prohibition. He . ] m ked with ~ ; epuvlLICArn e en re ar - whem be characters | Goods may be selected power when you use | h whom he characterizéd . rices. : ns d for delivery when eaman for the association 16 prehibition, wanted the and reserve rgee investigated. tleman from Maryland.” sale commences. said, “ought to include in : 2 tion a speech he made iwo Rei 3 ° St. Louis, in which he . ie - The end of tke little : a _ water, Florida. Ruins was nothing so thirsty as« n and that he had = Re > i 20 barr: to stop keeping liquor in E 3 r ‘so many prohibi- f aux fought o £ a band « to see him he had none | ‘were trying to arrest tl wet friends.” : Sand six negroes were ki . odge the negroes th . * . 7 Inmte ey hd he | eee ee ae 17.—An associa - hing newspapers, to im-. _ the public thé import- hing publisher's field, * : ‘oe éd yesterday, with 43 pa- = * 2 5s me states represented. , a 2 er. of the Fort Wayne. : 4 . ; | od c gr cee was elected : ee. C. Callihan’ of the Iili- : oe r ~e | Red Crown is made by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) to fit-your és “2 SRA ! oe oa el OE BO ah Mee ~ Qwy~ +g LS for no other purpose. a | 4 é' | ; P A : - . a | eA It impafts to your engine that eager responsiveness in starting and” higs , | driving that makes winter motoring a pleasure. ae - : It burns clean and vaporizes to the last drop. That's why it gives such sz " —_ tory mileage. ‘ /~ = ~ eml- Annual Sale At the Following Standard Oil Of Men’s and Young Men’s Til. _ Service Stations: Missouri & Pestalezzi Fine Suits fe ee Ee ~ We have taken from our regular stock of this season’s purchas- es all broken sizes—and divided them into three groups for quick clearance. \ ~Values up to $60.00, $ 5 Q ee SOOEs leain dss $2 450 And the Following Filling Stations and Garages: | ee ‘Bee C. ¢ SEPWRS= 8S © © £8 €24 £468 26 Values up to $50.00, eane prece i... 3. S. CITY . Seuth East Garage. 129% S. 16@¢h Se. Seuthwest Garage & Sterage €e«.. S764 Graveis St. Ange Gaseolive Of &2 Supepty Coe. St. A Apex Garage and Repair (e+. 2897 Marces and ( bouteaun Bs RPartmer Ante. G325 Bertmer 4+. An em Tire & Battery. 14th and Va B © - ‘ avier EFre-«.. *%. %.. Garrisern and VW. Werket oedeker. Chartes, 17th & Madison Sts. James Therpe: 15th avd St. Leui« ¢ canteen Garage 4&4 Repair Co.. 1008-14 SS. Lith Theene Aste Repair. T3516 VN. Breadway é . a . f Commercial Truck Co. 911 N. tith St. ig Saeed a ag oun ee: - t‘emmerrial Gerage. 'S1T \. Oth St. : . “ " ; Delmar & Tayler Filling Station, 4540 Delmar “|, M- Witti= Supply Co. Vandeventer and Values up to 340.00 . - ia . > : Elce Petceleem (e«.. t1¢e S Grand. ° hu-ttede Garage. Euctid & Laciede COUNTY sale rice r. & H. Filieg Statien, 234 & Washiacten — be ee oe ens 2 Oo 2 & @ b - > - arfield Fillimg Station. Garfield £2 Kings highway Rauman. A. *.. Crewe Coeer. We ~ ~echonyge-~ las Fillimg “taties. 1533 Cheeteau Av. Becker. Jes. J... Maxville. We. 2ua. ary. Breeadwaesy saad «( bristiane . . H fi ‘ Hicker, Gereee. “35 Hickers ~ 2m. Satmeey Service Co. 6559 Eustece In these you will find a good assortment of materials and patterns—hand-tai iaunen eectee Talia bee seiecuaniaaiaainn eater ames in newest models includin Tweed H . bo d PI : » pe ey Service Staties. Ivanhkece end Scanlon Mreemmet . . FF. Bette . » Me. rr de °. : - J : g s, Herringbones and Plain Colors—many Mallahes, Walter, S15 %. hte se Rebdgatns Saati aes EXTRA TROUSERS. Leats Tire & Service Co O80 Michigan / —«srae@ntun Garage. Bridaeten, Marquctie Filling Station. Nebraska and Osage ( mracmville Garage. (arsenvilie, Me i \ Ta . . . . ‘ Meetlenber. John. YY" sigan and Kectn . : . - " = _ * Mest of these Suits are one-half or one-fourth lined, some with silk, making them suit- Menaseh Gaeng. ESAS Reeth Sab a Cave Tire Service Co, Lemay Perey and Weantcqemery Service 4 . able for year-round wear. \coshe Garage & Willing Station. 3312 Neosho bE. a J. Tire Service Ce tant Mergeeferd §. *. Wirganferd and « eRneecticut at Seuthweat ay _ Manchester Av. — 3 . _ > > . | ‘ . Oak HIN G ’ " ’ a Selections are liberal, but the low prices will bring a big demand—so COME EARLY iat ae ees Femtem Meter Co. Fenton. Mo. - - .-FOR YOUR FIRST CHOICE! Oecr Electric. 3465 Grasocis re Ridge Garage. Fern Ridge. Me. a fe ® Mh: . Peertess Meter (o.. Parcect! and t niversity ace Toe ge a Rd... =. Oak «weuwd wy re ~. RQealitr Aute & S »* meh. 4 Bite ve iad a re " sks v ” . : ¥ } ~ % : ue: ‘hy Pin i “s os &: he ers : “ As 7 ae ply a : 4 ’ > : “ , > . _ “ : ¢ her teeta i Spey 2 a ee od a een St OT SR oO RE whe wr
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oy TE Te . _ WEDN JANUA RY ws _ ee. 7 , + Women's Features “eS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 192: | ff Wy, j . ? : y : ;% , > Y Mr 4 b,, Por. A “eh , 7 wal AMLLILLLLLLLLLILLLLL ALLL LLYLLILEYLELILILITELLLELI LP LL ITP ip pee LMM LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL LLL CLL V//11 A Lib hishddditissididisissdiddiiiiidiishihd hhsisisiddddddddddidddddau “lddddddiidéle hikisdddd. Kk hdd. ) to fit.your car, LLMdL shh dd hdd ddd dbdbbdddldddddddddddiidccuz¢uuunurrcnnnnctzQ0c0QnnOLEL “Z ting and high-spee om be . gives such satisfat “iLddddiidiiiillldldlldlilididddldsdiellllliliiiiLiiil LLL TTT Wii +a wae Lia CZ “Wc “aa “en Mbddididdtdt . é ” ~N ww + ee TIT WLnnnnnnnnzrzcnz Addl dddddddddidddddddddddddde Evangelist “Billy” Sunday and his family hold a reunion at Los Angeles. Left to right: Billy Jr., Paul, George and “Ma” and “Billy” Sunday. — Wide World Photograph. WT hs dddddddddddddddddddsddhde. ~~ . * - me “| VILL LLL Wojcziechowski of Poland, who beeded to the office upon the assassination Gabriel Narutowicz, who was just being rated when he was killed. —Underwood & Underwood Photograph Ch hhh hhh bd ahhh sssdittdddddlhttdddddddddddttdede TIVLULITSISTALTS SEAS SAAS SAA AA AMUIGSPTATSSSITSSVAAASA TITAS ASS bb, LALLA FOOOOSS DIS ODSS OTS SDSS OTES TOSS OSTES Ee neetaes ws : \ »S kissd shitidhh VIUVITTTSS A) AA )4/ f+ A448 LLAMA MMMM iS \ : Doris Eaton, former Follies beant 4 Midddhhddddddddddddhdddddddiddisddiisidididididddddddliiilididdsdddiiddlliiiiu iii MiMssddhiddiddididddiidital Eugenie La Place, film actress, N (A 4 ng Si ZL *, :.3 A4A4 2A LS #A*AALA A LA4A4L4A L 7 C4 A ¥ > ‘ Bae Pw * dl Station, Barrett 5St# ings Road ang Bell A* Garage, House Springs, MO” Oreve Coeur, Mo. yo Sales, Kirkweod, Mo. st rattman, Mo. ‘o., 200 Marshall, © ouse & Me. ori nt, Mo. ts Auto Repair, Ma ‘layten, Me. SISTA WL La ktatatattttaadaaaadddddidddiiddddbtkbdddddd id n 4 GQALLLL ed bddddddtdddthddddete The home of Napoleon during his exile at Elba is falling into ruin. The King of Italy is en- deavoring to persuade his wealthy subjects to raise a fund for its restoration. It has been untenanted for years. ~~ o + Mebiville, Mo. * Cee TEE EEE EEE ELLE MERE EE PRE REE EEE PRE AEALAAELEE EAE PD SSh¢hh hh ttsstsstillbiilhhihilllllll lls h hese MMs LLL LLLLLLL IL sddddsddddbbdddddde ISIS ASST Fa VAtITS SE, © aad SEP MOP 8 " a . ro . Fercsuson, Mo. Y etamnanbe Filling Station, co Oakviile, M ; a ¢. eo. ¢ * . Station, Olive St. Road ddd VILILLILESLMALLLIDAA SISAL bb WZ Wa SLIELLULLEILLLELLLLEEN ASA: VISIILLALSMALSS LASTS SES A A TO OO ldddldddddsddddddddddddddddddda. Mrs. W. C. Story, twice presi- dent-general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, has announced that she will seek another election to this office. as a vindication of charges of misuse of funds that were made against her just be- fore the close of her previous term. —Underweod & Underwood. rf Me. > ros. Old Orchard, Me. Ridge, Mo. Mah Lhd ddd ddddddidhddddddidddtddddddidddddsdddssdsssssssssssidisissiLsssiLiiiil? WLLL _™ - sive, Mo. Wo Lake. Mo. ; "J "9 —_ ; S44 4 MLL LLL LLL LL . ) : : / , ancred Ibsen, grandson of the famous Norwegian it, and his ike arrive in the U. S. Ibsen, ye . ‘in the Swedish army, will attend West o “ time and his wife, who is a classic ad ~f ‘ production of “Peer Gynt” in New ork. MALL LLL ii ttiitith VISS AAA AES SSSA AA AAA AA PS A —-Keystone hilt on : a ied ied Ka > ae e ae " = Se a> ae a > v Agee * £* ed os, ‘; a Pn o). tenehesty ee ee Psi tee aah crab - - ya ‘ : Pe em : : > y and’screen'star, weds’ Jo: Gorham, theatrical producer, at, Los Angeles... Within an r ‘after the marriage, Gorham was arrested'on a:charge made by that he had misused $10,000 which she had entrusted to him to keep for her until their mart- riage. Gorham, she charged,.had jilted her for Miss Eaton. ~~Pacific & Atlantic Photo. LEONE LEE AEE Tn al a A Na ak ee ae
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925. DA TL ¥ ape. “6 > s " Pe . ) RN at Pex, , i rye * .. > - .. - = 5 ~ % ” PF. . aT 2 ; > 4. 7 ean we ee ae ee tee re aS ev eu ee ~€ tS s iset under the thin place, itear, and then the darning done with a very fin the net as a foundation idone, the work and the net is =i isSi¢ . . a +. l, careful Sil > > unaer Now, i sew the or iof the to | centerpiece of the top for it of . > even _ = + Or Sniftl- Or sin much Some wom time and patience, in: new neck bands and French cuffs. Almost everybody | particular way of mending | but in families where the men iboys wear the guaranteed kind, 'which wear an unbelievable length eT) reversing the on has — i Copyright, ~ -_ - mothe: ‘ou to yourself, little father and to take you away on a nice little trip and by the time you get back find that you're not really in with this man at all. In Love With Love. You're j love with he, happened to be the handiest around when the somewhere, you may IOV c JUSt in Ove son tani you. Yes, I'm tor 1 > LOO, over be a new man, but s for your mother. double bu very patient with her ok , iryil alti, rden—vours is sometimes ODOitt ™ 7 > we mother. — —- — Notes PARIS.—A here today is most remarc«: seen enouch as a crowned affair exactly by is of bla feature is the of except The re Ww ili Cran el men * > ss sain we 4 worn cK crepe. trimming. three: \ ted . ra t h ita aA - - ¢) ery thi — misavye Tli be ns have taken on: The un today straggle now, ‘om liv art anne Mreee rt z ie aiiy ‘“—s 2) a oe | . en tits }/ + * . ¥ napnazardad, £0O-as-vVou forth in please app e®, sprawling every d.r n _—— — destined for the pocket. is as a bracelet, the brilliant square being tied around th Wrist with two wing ends flarinc. = on ¥? wse SITicaii _——-—— LONDON seen on many of the gaa’ Line oat ften of w shor oats aine., are hot h . # as and fur. . ; : — *->. ’ 7 sSOoImew nat 4a) i a Licai Si have sensible, high fur col loose eey es lars. NEW YORK.—Among the boudoir slippers being shown are those made of gold or creatures—_| and | think you-——| change a mother, Fashion News 2 = —Large cape sieeves are | =~ new today ~s ber siiver uggestions for% HOODOO OOOO OOOOOGINE CODCQCODOOCOOOO0OOD. er “i fy) a — ms | a 4 DOQOODHODOOE | ! ' ; : 2006 009 verely Grecian bandeaux of painted golden or silver leaves. _--—- ——— ’ YORK.—Printed coloring and quaint in de- One of them has a pattern of Chinese ideographs which is bizarre enough to be pretty and very well suited to a young girl. NEW silk# are bright in sicn these days emphasize the effect hips, f the moyenange gown, the today is made of possible. More- upon the hips the taffeta is col- ed into an @xtraordinary amount | PARIS — To at the a necessary oat aS ree p iia anie ¥ a5 " -? { eee 5 wi -~- t wae >Tc — : ; ii vA SwWwiris., ana ‘w to wrist are covered - ornamentation cab *: yn - , —The ! (on LONDON cdoub ; . y —_ - 1@- 121€aCC! ‘ this sort rent needed on a s! mt coat was a little more than length. All the suits are trimmed with braid, often in 2 striking!v different from that of the suit itself. DD FACTS | PEPPER-JAM SI OUR latge, a two green F sized onions, 4 one-half cup vine sugar, one esp 4 si Rag ee filet crochet, whether it be in silk or | Diespoon re is little or no beccinge in nger, one . phair ia on Ialy. yet it is very preva- na‘nsook or linen. Broderie an- 4 giaise is often used in combination | Ul thick, at eo: B Naples. with the filet, but the newest lingerie seal wit? o! ne: Las only the merest hint of embroid- | combine a & ‘ and not too much of filet in- mayonnaise am slices of i tor - ~ te : } ; 1€ MAteriai is ilkeiyv to rave — » = ’ aT 7 - . = ' ? sr Ii? brok#! moboroidcerv m hy Liam Fi ‘? , taiiic are in Li i. > f Sil Jas 4 Ui ’ iT W 7 J companion who was to earth. In a nor- over each ear These contrast with v rdiy ary the ont trim heavy edges. understand you've come from country. Might I ask if you are quite comfortably settled in Your rooms’ If there's anything can do for you, I should be glad. mean”™——— he hesitated rather shyly—“in the way of introduc- tions to people who might prove friends? You see"-—— his smile was charming— “I myself happen to know just how lonely New York can be. One can feel so wavy The Independent Grocer His Community Help Ne. i2 of Even the gov: ogn rs * , . . > re? & Teo To ¥ - - ha Operation of retail 3 with community organizations, etc., to - . > ~ > Soc fai COmditions, etc. In its recent report to Congress on . ** 4 tha _ » —. } ~le } of inving, the Joint Commission of Agnecuiltural Inquir, wil ’ _y ‘ } _ ; — + —— ° , . an extended and thorough investigation says this > ’ _— rr yT,,,rT.,T.,T.T TTT"... QQ == =. ee ee ee... eS » ») ) LR | iy Lt ve ABABA ES EE AEE AA AAS BS & oe ee le ee eR Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, contract Pyorrhea. Bleeding gums are the danger signal. Heed it for the sake of sound teeth and health. rays FOR THE GUM More than «@ tooth —it checks 3S and 60c m tubes the eost made SAY “BAYER‘ ss you see the ~ s ing the genuine & Gollars, instead of many debts, L could forget my troubles and act like Fortune's pets. Of course, I'm sound and healthy: of course. I'm rong and young. and mo diseases Stealthy, attack me. limb or lung My larder’s full each season with ‘ kinds of food: but surely that’s no reason to talk of gratitude." Such Were my sinful! notions ere arue Kknecked me out. and dectors cam. With potions and shook their heads in doubt. For seven weeks I ian | ‘ Suished upon my bed of pain, ney theughts were glum and an- SUished, my tears feil down Iite raim. At last my jinx relented and’! said: “Be on your way'” and now. I'm — contented with things of every . The merning lieht woks oe to match my newer mond, | AMOS-JAMES HAAS-LIEBER _— ppatitede ond ereny toad seems lighter stewe f Grocer Co. Grocer Co. in ae a i ne , : of the GENERAL GROCER CO.., St. Louis “Trade with your independent grocer ; he treats you right” ‘*The Retailer should co-operate more closely with community orgunizations whose purpese it and industrial cenditions. ’’ If it was not for the independent retailer most ¢it » i, ‘ weuld De in @ bad Wavy as they are almost invariab!: of Fetailers who support civic, social and commercial vent is Toe im pro esoriai, €1 ¢, commercial! ‘yy, ,TT,T.., *. . ———————ereereree ee ee wh hUL rh Uh EC SE UL TUL UC STC SE SS SS SS ver. 23 years and f are net indifferent like most outside corvoratinas which . " oe: a community can get but 3 ee Munities ail they rarely _ - tg "tp ¢y yey fommunity that ia good enough to de business geod enough te suppert ciVica iv, commercia iy, every other wa‘ The independent grocers befleve in reciprocity Aa the public benefits, the independent gro: be given whele-hearted support by the people. : ina is’ LEBEL EEE A EEE EE EEE BEE BE EL Eb ee ee be ee me le ee i i) i a Copyright 1922.) SCUDDERS-GALE Grocer Co. a i i i a i i i eee es. SL LL ll ee ee ee 8 Re i ABB EEE ee oe - a a re" - a ~~ r )
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SY . -iy i rT cv 533 be eh So Ni De ria saucepan: New = t cups ot ° nd one-hal sugar. aspoonh of cream of tartar. teaspoon of salt. t boilir Cs | “* lsat e,\ . became Vna a Maria's husband was ill and on of leaving this world, around for a attracted money e verge so Suc- her from soon placed intimate triend- carefully conceal- the fact that African ldier ( ne t ussia with Mame- Silng Dostoievsky ie Was "al ssor. received aunts and she basis of herself, him, daughter me rich mm on a ip with from however, e was the of an ipoleon’s army. She was a luke half Maria married, and Ma- vent by passing with a hand- mistress As soon as Isarev died, and stoievseky were n ( elebrated the e ious 24 tutor, hours voung whose was. Their Married - Life. terrible nsortinge with her and, isth, taunting him with her , penly. At this time Dos- lad returned to Petrograd rks had him his ‘ame. Among the radical stu- capital there was a tty young woman, known to Dos- Pauline N. Pauline and open to rf Yr) chose to join ed Dostoievsky a lover. brought nts of the was Imaepenue ieans herself to him freely, he had no claim on her and sadly yielded her | to the new lover. But shortly after | Pauline returmed hastily Dosto- levsky, declaring her lover a drel and begged to be taken Dostoievsky gently repulsed her, whereupon she rushed into his bed- room one morning with a long knife in her hand saying she was on her way to slay her French lover and herself. This melodramatie play won tne sensitive Russian, and the couple left France and established them- selves for some time in Germany. to Sscoun- back. Dostoievsky when his wife became Notwithstanding her hym., showed her ation and provided her with com- forts until she Thus ended his two passions, which came to him in middle life. He later married a second time, a girl Who acted is his stenographer at a time when blind- if he continued writing himself. Leticr to First Wife. following Russia seriously iil. treatment of cortsider- returned to he every cis ci. ness threatened him to do the actual] °T*} ’ ? > : 9 244 a a ene setter was written Dostoievsky to Maria Dmitrievna her: he first learned to love You write that you are } * cepressed, So I am and even ill. s Most an The mere and and How know Can how an this about you such trouble unaveidable discomfort there’s this illness added: ail? You am, so vou My God, who might be society—deserve cares and con- destiny! I with impatience. y it would come. by this post! XIOUS Vou. move caused such now are vou to bear it how apprehensive I picture my little Ornament to fate with trarities! anxiety. VOU you, ‘ 1? > ** . aii ittS })¢ Lis Accursed tur letter “You ask me how I pass the time how I arrange my day without you. For a fortnight I have not known what to do with myself, so sadam I. If vou only knew how or- phaned I now feel! It is just like the time when they, arrested me in 1849, and put me in prison and tore me from all that I loved and prized. So very much ha l grown.to I never looked uvon intercourse as’ an ordinary acquaintanceship, | and now, wher I no longer have you near me, I begin to understand many and ve you. our —— Peter Finds Old Jed Thumper —— ee — eee eee By Thornton W. Burgess Some folks so obstinate can be Their own best good they will not see. —Peter Rabbit. despite his fierce more worried as he hopped along up through the Old Pas- ture toward the bramble-tangle in the far corner. He couldn’t get rid of the feeling that something had happened to Old Jed Thumper. He couldn't get rid of the feeling that when he reached the bramble-tan- gle he would find no one there. He hurried as fast as he could. When be reached the bramble-tangle he peered into it anxiously. At first he saw no one, and his heart sank. He was just about to enter by one of the private little paths when .«e was startled by a thump. It was an angry thump, But it didn’t make Peter angry. It made him glad. He didn’t enter that private little path, but stopped right where he was and peered into that bramble-tangle more carefully thak’ ever. There came another thump, and then through the brambles Peter saw a big, gray Rabbit. It was Old Jed Thumper. a Peter thumped. It was not a thump expressing anger. It was an inquiring sort of a thump. It was re- plied to at once, but this time there was less of anger in the sound. P iLTER RABBIT grew more and drive. him cause he was so big ors now But there was “Is that you, Jed Thumper?” ter inquired mildly. “Who else should it be? Ge- manded Old Jed Thumper crossly. “What are you doing up here? Don't | of food. you know you have no business in | “J haven't come the Old Pasture? Get out of here as food,’ said Peter. fast as you can go! I suppose you have come up here to look for food, and I tell you right now there isn't any here. There isn’t enough to keep one Rabbit alive, let alone two. Get out of this Old Pasture as fast as your legs can take you, or I will make*you sorry you ever thought of coming up here!” All this was said in of cross voices. But move. It didn’t frighten Peter a bit. Pe- the reason Old Jed ‘? Old Briar “We the dear Peter. of us. the crossest Peter didn't he didn’t believe it Thumper made no move to come and away. Once been afraid of Old Jed Thumper be- “Is that you, Jed Thumper?” Peter inquired mildly Peter was as big as Thumper himself, and he would have been quite willing to fight if there had been anything to fight nothing about, and Peter had a feeling that not rushed out to drive. him away was because he was weak from lack “What have you come for, then?” demanded Old Jed Thumper. ‘I’ve come to invite you down to have the finest of food, and there is enough for all “I don't believe it,”’ Jed Thumper. But there was a note in his voice that told Peter that if Uncle Sam Says— ‘Poultry of the American Class Practically every farm in the United States and many city dwellers keep poultry. In the majority of instances the flock is kept merely as a side line to utilize material which otherwise would go to waste and to furnish eggs and meat for the table. , To aM in the selection of the best breed for the purpose, the Bureau of Animal Industry ‘has issued this booklet, which contains illustrations of the various breeds of the Ameri- can class and tells the characteristics of each. Readers of the Post-Dispatch mey obtain a copy of this booktet free ag lotig as the free edition lasts by writing to the Division of Pubdtica- tions, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., asking for “F. B. 806.” o~ - i talk Old Jed Peter had and strong, but a have lots of food, nice green food some of it. There is half a cabbage down there. Fuzzy is, worrying her- self sick for fear that you are starv- ing up here, so I have come to in- vite you down there.” “I'm all right.” replied wid Jed Thumper gruffly. “I've lived through some hard winters before. and + guess I can live through this one.” (Copyright. 1973.) ee a 5, et - ni SS Old Jed about. to fight Thumper had ; begins greatest “Bris,” in February McCall’s. Read the thrill- ing story of a penniless country girl who strug- gles tofameinthe movies. Mails Magazine up here for Patch,” replied kind replied Old he wanted to a 10° OUT TODAY the revolutionam and . . believe it. “It is true,” There had been a time when it would have. But Peter noticed that from things. I have lived for five years f without human relations— without a creature to ee . « - - - . “? : .« * . = , - . «“*-* . ¢> ins replied Peter. “We a Se mtirTrety red is alone. student blue and handkerchief old blue cotton in Paisley design in over a simple frock of deep figure. For the next dress, printed cretonne is m. ihe design is printed in orange, henna, gold and black. + lam fe attached to the skirt is of pale vellow organdie Mand ribbon streamers repeat the black in the th printed Percale makes the simple, apron-like frock worn over organdie. A girdle and rosette of black velvet ribbon used nie ’ 4 “ —_-— ¢ dons So 2 ; the new prints being shown se) "inter tation of those assembling i se planning between-scasor fered in the accompanying sk oh ww crepe printed in bright shade at thas sleeves just long enough! a straight-line frock of graydli kerchief and girdle ending i te wl om ] could open my¥ heart b a: wee if it had not been for you I should | likely turned into a block of wood.’ linen used NE : ut Dostolevsky most have } nd proposed >» Dostoievskv was 2 spoons ary’ mustard, u -rale \ ’ } ama nonor, out i€ Par: Mix ASpo 2a — eee ee of lovalty starved It is perhaps that the three-cornered “Brazil nuts” ters inclosed in roughly somewhat the man t pleated. not generally known nuts called | packed clus- | which are| and have } appearance of rusty | In the tropical forests | plant, | of the | pattern. had been nesan cheese, the Pauline’s decided to spend the loon their union in , cay .| Paris, whither Pauline went first. —— — — =: = nO See se “s 3 a rte ae Gy the time Dostoievsky had arrived France, the volatiie girl had al- ly ciscovered a new affinity, and so. Dostoievs- had given for love and he They eymoon vielded to advances. crow in shells, form of . it coal . Spieric ai in ~ } 7 { annon-bals. D FACTS large, sweet re@ 4 “SOLDIER’S DELIGHT” OUR | winm two green peppers, tw me Theater, London, En- pence sold for half a PEPPER-JAM SAND sized onions, all che : sov- C =. | Next add 1-3 cup of milk and the bal- - i. - 7 " “> y) « 7 ‘ a «** 4 one-half cup vinegar, one @ oe é : ; ® mS: ance of x. ‘ater together yce on goods for home consum! | sugar, one tablespoon 7 ie 6 « | an e o! | the cup of wate toget he ler ce he 1 = O 9 : ‘ et C4 blespoon cinnamon, one | SS : with 1% cups more of water. Stir) tion has been stanvushed by the ginger, one teaspoon clo le B or no begging in and add 2% cups flour sifted with 3 Swedish National Housew Ass , a ery eva- leve!l teaspoons of baking powder. ciation which subjects all re x hp till thick, pour into small . yet it is very preva | A Pr | | faa ae : seal with paraffin ror ; Ra Af in Ps | hot oven. at regu ] ] j «f . *, , : 4 . 7. , ' combine a smal! amount dew — See Stare wx ‘ mayonnaise and spread be ae GZ slices of bread. nut-bearing the name there is another under tree. > author which croes a & as Paulin “cannon-ball’ cups sugar with 2 ta- eon drip- RE QM ] 1. blespoons of lard or ba through the pings. add 1 egg well beaten. puritv and ADVERTISE Try These | if akers’ Raisin Pies | —save baking at home x Raisins furnish 1560 calories of energizing nutriment per pound in practically predigested form. 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SE OT I Te ee ee JANUARY it, @ He COMIC PAGE , Wy Biz JANUARY 17, 1923. PAGE 36 | (Copyright, 1922, by H @ 4 Registered UU. S. Patent on LET Hits STEP FORTH —— fEReTtee LIGN TAMCRS - SHORT AND. — DAY BY DAY, i” AND SUP US AN - = DAY BY DAY, IN Every | rer SayS PROF. wy yy, TAMERS WE HAVE UTTH US CAREFUL OF SNAPPY rs ——— WAY, I'M GETTING \You'se INSPIRED ME ome irene A DISTINGUISHED GVEST CF CHATTER: . = — = — BcTIcR AND Better! T% Get LP A aD Haee: wHAT tS Your ——_-=—_= | SLoGaAN FOR vs . weTTcR Af ae See, me === 3 Lio TAMERS. =" weTTER- a * wh SOLDIER of the IegGon was serving in the Rubr, A There was lack of reparation. for the picking had been poor. A German stood beside him as he spoke about the peif And, pointing to a coal mine, he remarked: “Just help vourself. Take a message and a token from the people on the Rhine, And tell the French when ready to come in, the waters fine ; And to bring a pick and shovel, for the Germans can't endure To help those soldiers clean up in the basin of the Ruhr.’ wr ay ® al ve -_ -—_—_—_-_---—_ TIME FLIES. « GOING BACK? Ben Franklin would have been 217/ When Jess Willard was question- | = lags 4 MS : naired at the beginning of the War | gt eet Sree S ee) — *f = ers 7 peers See teney bets he ee; [he said he was nearly 40, And now = * 2 ae eS | : ‘ 220 = ie eee 60 p35 : eS ee a os ___ Se ee lhe claims to be 36. Cowirming the [a - > ee , eo ee Ee = ba) i oe), Go ll == “Hiying his kite out in the back yard. | general be ‘ef that Jess is going back. . SUS = =e =o ——— a 8 eee t [VF ea SS : ope ent turn backward, oh, Time in yvour f! ig ht. ~ > . we a oes si . S KOSy - : : : A ce 3 * a . -— — z ; : - LS . .. Pe ee — . ‘ . — A oa ?; . ~~ — . : : ° ; : _ : Z. 4 - - . ~~ Se . ‘ > . ~ : . . ; = * . / to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Evi- : . . . ~ , 2 ~ - . - “ —_ of ‘ 2 rs . s —_ : ie ~ SK - ¢ \ ‘ ~*~" ‘ . . ‘ varie ship's long suit. They say that a guy is as old as hq . DMooxux SS SSS SD] SSS Sl a = —— > SSSSSSSSPOj{]jN“_ , SS 7 — . > : — — _ _ “Women Tenants’ Complaints co agra old bev, while I kick ee —. ) get R. geees EMERGENCY TROUSERS-SUPPORT WHEN BUTTONS FLY OFF—By RUBE GOLDBERG S usually other way rourn ackward. turn backward, tear out every parce The janiter said he took enough 25 . That says anything in regard to my : | poison to kill 10 ‘men, but not a a TescuseeR BUTTON (A) HITS | | | -boiled janitor. Let nobody tell vo d an = sare . " , — . 34 “ ee te Beil CB) AWAKENING , y : As A REAL ESTATE MAL, a SKULL PRACTICE. I'm chuck fuil of ginger and rearin STUDENMT-SBIRDB (Cc) Werd | LA 7 e yy _T owe Yoo MY wWwoR BK } In >the olden days base runners, to £0. THINKS STHOOCL HAS | : - 4 THis PROPERTY wht LL. Bea WoRTH TWICE AS MUCH IVS Ueed to slide into second base head ay STARTED - BIRLA GsRABaBS 2 (“TWO YEARS AS THEY RE | | GOOD PROVIDERS. first. Which, all thines considered, ve cas sr ae tie “Democrats Appoint Wives and ASN IAS HURRY | ” pm Books ( B) Aasb, HORRY, ) > ASKING FoR IT gee ~ tee TODAY. BUY IT fe Pee es ee go8 , rae, ae a a ¥ Beat SO ee er vO MEE. pe ASRS Ta WA Yep tO as te ee oa pee We: os 4 a os ets Pe meeat very good head work. Children Clerks in Assembly.” . a } om ( > » ie IN o/s Charity begins at home. FALLS “To ERcomM mA BLE LE) that most of the —— CAUSING EXSB(F) TOFLY UP & broke im as fancy Jess Willard mest have been tak- iPser =TTit (G) SP’ a: ies | iug the Cove treatment. Every day \ ae _— S? iw bepstrgiet. — im every way bes getting younger HOT WATER (HR) CO’ bOG LI - “High-Spiritte@ Americans Rob and younger. DOG WRITHES '43 PATA, POLLIAY Gelft of Its Solemnity.” me ‘ --% ot ’ 1¢ ‘ L -, ~ Jmstead Sf a rite it's a rict. Joe Boiey may be a Cardinal or a STRING \M) ANS SEI lias 3 te the Post-Dispatce. }.s | AUGUSTA, Me.. Jan. 15.—In the! of Associate Justice Albert’ M. Spear of Gardiner. in a decision | i - PS lyen@ered yesterday. Mrs. Luella HL)” “ei i = ‘OL eo anton of Bath is entitled to re-i, -- Red Sex. Joc doesn't care what color | PISTOL Ck)- BULLET ( ae! aS - 5 ean see oé. Ree “Shechan, Paul, Leading “ti- he cars just the, re red rcoeTiRe ic , ‘ from usba . ° er.” er Pitch sok 8 WW 7 ? ary e ELEC ; | . : | 5° $1000 bonds which. it “ws os Absolutely. Mr. Gallagher. Kansas City is to have a bal! nark | IROG CURREADT THROUG WIRECN) | d | —- - os & ai. . were given to her by the late — — with a seatir SoOnwzyY FINISH Bet co onlay epee CHAPTER - TH: S CHAPTER \ os pon pn pate > Semc Goox! a Bs hn aes - eee x Gos. (ve GoT % Yeu' PRETTY | Gee waez! ! Got To Yeu- Soow-zy “¢ WELL-- GUESS SHE'S + # ’ + Pd : * . a , > 7 ’ wd, Me b. Oye Pe A. att D eee egg ae ee re et. ae ‘ ‘ey . ._ i _* , Se ey Tirta: © es Fe. | n> cs . -