St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 25, 1923
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eee " ispatch Sintlen Circulation for December, 1922 426,387 \ Gain of 92,169 Over December, 1921 ee ——— a ——- The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PRT PERT ae a ee ee FINAL EDITI + (Complete Market#Reports) © 95. NO. 139. ———- a -_ LOUIS. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25. 1923—32 PAGES. 1. LOUIS GETS AVIATION MEET AND PU L STRIKE E § IP RUHR: NCH PLAN ASTIC MOVE § Weygand, Marshal wh’s Chief of Staff, in jorf; ‘France Here jet She Gets Satisfac- tion,’ Says Public Works Le Trocquer. CENT OF NORMAL ‘ » Forces to Op- te Telephones; Seques- Feared if Coal Men to Pay Fines; Food ; Prices Rise. Pease SE DORF. 23.—Vio- ations occurred in the ps ‘Duesseldorf this evening h with a general two- | ‘called in protest against | eccupation and as a of welcome to Fritz Il shots were fired by im quelling the disorders mn was wounded. ——_ Jan. uri eee - dent Harding returned to his des | today : taken ill with grip more than a week Sawyer said he would not i« Dr he amount of work he did. ee Gor. Hyde in St. Louis. Gov. Hyde is in the city n address to — + veg tonight tode, Presbyterian is stopping at Hote! Claridge- — tS for the first time since he was) > | Infantrs 7 | Mo. | “9 3 BB ey 4: ° - ; : . 15 Highest yesterday. 43. at 4 p lowest, 30. at 2? a. m. fore Transport Boarded by Sol- Immediately After Arrival at Port on Two. diers Special Trains. | REGRET EXPRESSED BY BELGIAN PAPERS | Railroad Station at Coblenz Crowded and Tracks Lined by People Bidding Men Farewell. he Associated Press ANTWERP. Jan. 25 Mihie!, with from board. - The trance the last of the the Coblenz sailed for the "0 o clock port st America! bridgehead on nited States at ternoor The first of carr) the American Germany arrived here at 6 this morning. followed an by the second The cars once to the dock where Mihiel was tied up began to board the troups the two special trai:s troops frora °0 o clock later wee Ying hour train switched atl the tra the mer immediately, dozen (56 nsport Si and steamer A haif claiming to be wives « soldiers were found hidden at the pigr today. Officers were set at work scouting for further women who had mn registered by their soldie;r- husbands. The wives of the soldiers were assigned quarters the se-- ond after deck of the transport. while the men will bunk forward The after deck this afternoon looked like a co-operative household. while the dock alongside Was strewn Witn pianos, sewing achines and other belongings piled there await transportation as the St unabie to take verythi rniat Wor f America on famiis ing other oOo. aboard Five Men Missing. When the last of troops arrived it was found without trair + r e the American two men whiie having #upD- posedly ooked fact thut their furloughs had expired Col. Walter T. Bates peaneneniee of the Eighth Infantry, visited the Antwerp city hall morning 7 company with the American consul! ageut. to, thank Burgomaster. Ty Franz \an tor litate the and the Bu paid thie board the St Bates also called or of Antwerp. feeling!iv the comradeship the American Belgian At the pier, a cheered lustily as aboard the vesse! M. Deveze, the paid a tribute to the World Wat “Thanks to the A the seigiun unpunis therefore were absent leave three missed their over this the Cauwelaer't his embarkment rgomasi -r Colonel a Mihiel. Cabra reca! Co} (en ernor uw ho and troops the troops filed Minister of Wart America’s part in merican boys > unjust he said tim did Belgium from Ino- which was the vi not remain could not expressing her ment of depa ‘The American troops eontribute efficientiv to re-establish the integrits independence olf Beigium. With the battle field our own s&s fought vic- toriousi\ for the liberty of the world The Belgians will keep in pious memory those American heroes who fell ppon Belgium's soil “We wish vou voyage toward vour America Belgian Press Voices Regrets. Regrets were voiced by newspapers today that no was given to show Beigian feeling toward the Ameri- before their departure The Independence Belge expressed hopes of Brusseis the last phalanx legions parade be- Soldier's tomb hed refrain gratitude at this rture Came to and them on id re nalers pon op- the scrrow that the inhabitants to of the American fore the Unknown would be realized. and added that “they who have not forgotten Hoover. Whitiock and the American people’s aid will be forced t© send their last farewell in thought alone to those who are leaving.’ see not Germans Crowd Railway Stations to Tell ; Goodb). Ry the Associated .. COBLENZ. Jan. 24.—The Eighth Regiment. which formed the principal entrained in two sections at 4 p'clock yvesterday afterfoer for Ant- werp. High allied officials saluted be delivered at | ite men. The 156th French Infantry before the | uenished the guard of honor end Gro | oo Men's Association. He ‘Cemtineed on, Page 2 Column 1. Ne - -~- Wi. * € ig eae a ey ses ro 7 ” : r bi LP Ge OE RAE RE DOE M5 HP ll ERR MP2 this the Brus- | ; between : crowd of early risers (at his office in "?'Bank Bu aggression of ' troleum ‘SLUG TRAPS MASTER /-1914 pensioned him thievery —and he did not beat it. American cOntingent. | gier Brown and J. W. $1 16,787,000 IN DIVIDENDS BY TEXAS CO. SINCE 1903, SENATE COMMITTEE 1S TOLD By the Associated Prese. WASHINGTON. Jan. 25 AYMENT of cash and stock P aivicenas by the Texas Co., one of the largest independ- ent oil corporations of the coun- bave amounted to $116.787,- 000 since the company's organi- zation in 1903, Amos L. Beaty of New York, president of the com- pany, testified at the Senate oil investigation The cash dividend declarations. v, ranged from a cent payvn £165. 000 iz per payment of 319.734.0080 in 1922. Two stock dividends were shown, one of 50 amounting to $9,000.- 1910. and another of 18 amounting to $13,000,- 1920 trv, as listed by Beat 10 ‘per ent of in 1903 to a cent per cent. 000 in per 000. in Beaty gave the net earnings of the Texas Co. for 1920 as $31.- 089.000 and for 1921 as $9,286,000. He estimated the earnings for 1922 at between $25,000.000 and $°5.5600.0080 cent LEARNS TO PLAY A DRUM SO HE CAN JOIN ANOTHER UNION Head of Longshoremen., for Musicians’ Union, Becomes Artist in Record Time. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Jan. 25 a Vacca calied change artist. switd a) to Be Agent | the benks alone but finally | intelligence | ‘against He | IX mor- ' adjournment. ' ' HENDERSON RESIDENCE ; OFFERED | pressed. | become ture on Six- | iether kindred offenses were have reached. COLO SAYS KLAN ~ CAUSED REIGN OF TERROR IN PARISH ‘Attorney-General of Louis- iana Addresses Court Close of Hearing Into Masked Band Activities. at ,“SUPERSESSION OF THE AUTHORITIES” Declares State Intends to Pre- sent Evidence of Acts of Violence and Crime to Grand Jury. Associated Pres... BASTROP, La Kiux Klan was sponsibility for in Morehouse Parish, in a ment today bs Coco of y the Jan. 25.—The Ku charged with re- numerous outrages State- | Attorney-Genera!i Louisiana, at the conclu- ‘ * sion of the opeh hearing into activ- masked bands. which cul- Aug. 24 in near of Watt Richard. the found in ities of minated the kidnaping. here Daniel and T. F bodies of whom were lake 25 miles from the scene on Dec. 22. The Attorney dressed the court immediately deciared that of the klan in there had arisen “a condition of dis- order and lawlessness, which has ripened into @ supersession of con- -General. who ad- the advent the parish stituted autherities by the Ku Kiux Kian and theestablishment wr a government of its own.’ Text of Statement. The statement follows: “The State has decided to discon- tinue these preceeding=s for the present until conditions may justify their resumption. The hope is ex- however, that this may not necessary “Before taking our parieh. | desire to express tny grati- fication at the orderly and dignified manner in which these proceedings | have been conducted, and my pleas- ure in the assistance have re- ceived from the officers’ in obtain- ing the prompt attendance of wit- nesses and in preserving order. “On the other hand. it is my pain- ful and humiliating duty to the deplorable cond! parish. as revealed by The proof is convincing that the advent of the Ku Kiux Klan in this parish there has gradually arisen a2 condition of disorder and lawleseness which has ripened: into a supercession of constituted au- the Ku Klux Klan. and establishment of a from which a chaos have resulted was on the ei when here and lated fave tions in this the et since thorities by the of its own terror and the parish and bloodeh sent the militia ceedings were init “Blot Upon Civilization.” “While it may be conteded that many klansmen did not actually rarticipate in or encourage acts of lawlessness and crime, which finally culminated in the murder of Watt Danieland T. F. Richard. ther niay ne’ ertheless be deemed respon- sible by their silence and inaction. These offenses and crimes were committed in the name of the or- der under the protection of its re- galia and in the use of recog - nized methods and. practices. and under the leadership “#f its officers, the principal! of which has. for the last six months at least brought about a condition in this parish which is a blot upon our civiliza- tion and brings into question the brink of riot the Governor these pro- its ‘proud titie of American citizenship. flogging of citizens. their and banishment “The deportation but mere pastimes and of such frequent eccurrence that they were accepted as commonplace things, the protest which was itself sufficient deportation. gcoing that is that many persons have been identified and connected ' with these many acts of violence and crime. leading to and including the kidnaping of Aug. 24. 1922. and the murder of Watt Daniel Richard, and tt ground for “Without beg to say into detail we ‘Telle of Secing Cars With Masked Men Near Lake.« Laurence Leon Jones of Moselle, | Miss.. declared by the State to have Continued ow Page 2 Colnam 5S. e «an ea ala A Ra ae ERE Si REISE hicle before ' Since | of this refer to, idence. | government : reign of | and ; these | and | the conclusion we | and T. F. | is the purpose of | ‘the State to present this evidence }to the grand jury @@ soon as we can | get a transcript of tt.” - DENSE FOG SLOWS fee FIC AND CAUSES CAR ACCIDENT ap Air Movement Permits Early Morning Smokes to Hover Over City. AN for. | light as to street from the other and make ve- headlights invisible at short distances. retarded street | automobile traffic today” Pe hours and a for ebourt The United Railways reported a iwo Bellefon- Marcus accident. Two hurt rear-end aA of taine Florissant and avenues as its only passengers were slightly However. the running time of ail | | Greet cars was siowed to the extent . 10 to 15 minutes on runs common- veantinhaan about 30 minutes. Au- care at ear and | so dense shortly after day- | obscure one side of a ; | saunanete drivers proceeded cautious- | lv. with resultant congestion on main | thoroughfares leading into the down- | town district The Weather sluggish air movement of from two to three’ miles an hour permitted morning smoke to hover over | city, forming the basis of the fog formation. eariy the TWO MORE IRISHMEN EXECUTED Bureau said that °| | | ee half following 6 a 4 FOR —— iced Put to Death Despite Piea of Town Council Fof Reprieve. By the Associated Press DUBLIN, Jan. 26. Fitzgerald and Patrick both of Youghal, County executed at Waterford officially announced. The men were convicted of being | Cr Reilly. ‘‘ork, were today, it is! wined. in possession of firearms at the time) of their capture at Clashmore, Waterford, in December. The Urban Council of was warned after the men’s arrest that the water supply of the town | would be cut off if the men were jexecuted. In the face of this threat ithe council pleaded for a reprieve and ite appeal was supported by a memorial signed by a number of the residents of Youghal. KELLER VIGOROUSLY ATT BY VOLSTEAD IN THE f Chairman of Comamittee Says Repre- semtative Knew There Was No Ground for Daugherty Charges. | By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—A vig-| orous attack on Representative Kel- | ler, Republican. Minnesota, author of impeachment charges against Attorney-General Daugherty. was made today in the House by Chair- man Volstead of the Judiciary Com- mittee, which investigated the charges last month. In a carefully prepared address the committee chairman told the House that “Keller and his hench- men’ knew that from the first they had idence on which to base an impeachment He charged also that from the first the Minnesota Representative had persistently treated the committee “In an inso- lent manner.” | no ey, ‘BODY OF WOMAN MISSING ee ee; foe Suitor of Widow in Jail, Refused to Talk When Told of the Discovery. Ey the Asseciated Presse ‘CHICAGO, Jan. 25.—After nearty months. the body of Mre. Kat2 Mitehell Trostell. a widow, who dis- appeared Dec. 2. was found today in the drainage canal near the Lock- port Than 420,000, 00, Exceeding Both Other St- Louis Sur ‘for the races were laig down so late | through their new planes in the last | | sidered by the govermore today as’ 25—-Buenos food supplies are rapidiy who ere expected to put out special being depleted by a horde of invad- planes for the &. Louis couaniaaaad ing mice, and there is ayscarcity of the L W F Engineering Co.. ' cate because of the number eaten ‘Point, that manufacturere had te rusn _fow weeks before the contest. the. | rules this vear—for rules were con- well as the location for the meet-—— turn out special equipment embeody- Among the leading manufacturers | N. ¥.; Glenn L. Martin Co.. a rate of 224.48 ntles = a ’ “4 thority on such contests, and the ae rs . ‘Maurice J. Cleary. New York: Lad Pig NWR MS PO neg BE . ‘* a , " ee x ie 7 *, Fg ~~ . pe we - . a ee . kh * > - “WA ote eee =-_% bd ~ = we eee aoe ee eek a
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en. | . aw —_* a ee —™ } ae tdi. : = ¢ -_* " ‘ e & ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ir ca Fostex t whont Women f 0YDEN TOLD 10 fn NO OPINION: Satine A eS me : eS ee te Informs Senate Committee That, American Observer Has ‘Been Instructed. “MEMORANDUM” IN | i2 oclock. PUPILS TOMORROW MAY GET GERMAN MOB CALMED FREE TICKETS FOR SECOND | CONCERT BY THE SYMPHONY | ‘ON REPARATIONS. ——..... Out Admission Cards as Long as the Allotted Sup- ply Lasts. Temosrow afternoon, pupils of the St. Louis schools can obtain free the second concert NO SENSE APPROVED patch school childrens series, to be Nitin Are to Refrain'| | given by the St. Saturday, beginning at in the Missouri Thea'er, Orchestra. | 10:30 a. m.., begirming at | tickets for | of the Post-Dis- | Louis Symphony. From Urging Considera- Grand boulevard and Lucas avenue Thirty-three drug stores, _tion of His Suggestions to 'so as to be within reasonable dis- the Commission. By the Associated Press. « WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.—Secre- | | distribution. tary Hughes has instructed Rolan! | W. Boyden, American observer with the parations Commission, not to pr any opinion regarding a ren- Ze. settlement in the cominks sion’S decisions, and to refrain the consideration of his-suz- in the absence of instruc- was disclosed today in a let- nt to the Senate Foreign Re-| Committee. The secretary hat the “memorandum” sub- by Boyden to the commission weeks ago. and interpreted in ‘quarters abroad as a plan for rations settlement, “had in no received the approval of the dcpartment.” | es “T understand that no dined ac- } » thon ha&s been taken with respect to the mé@morandum,” the secretary added. a Along with the Secretary's letter - ++ @8 a previous communication sent ' to the committee, saying that in the _ Opinion of the Secretary it “is of the _ greatest importance” that the Amer- jean Government keép itself in a po- rs _ ition to be informed as to proceed- i ae of the commission. A list of a Ry ree number of subjects ‘was ziven or which Boyden and his associa'c.s = interested themselves, an! Hughes said he regarded us of _ Bpeat, concern to the United States. a “TRF Ansocia WASHINGTON. J Jan. 25. Ps eases Borah, Republican, Idaho, said to- day that he had decided to renew his ¥ 1 for a world economic con- day, a resolution Sars t to gall such a meeting. Continued From VPage Onc. ite band played the American and _ Wrench national anthems as the ne pulled out. The populace of +" the city of Coblenz, especially the Women and girls, were at the sta- thon to say farewell to departing _. friends. Not alone were crowds present at the station, but the railway tracks bce friends waving handkerchiefs = an: | rhouting farewells. Some of ‘lie if townspeople went to distant subur ds ae pay their last respects while oth- Ph rs took the ordinary trains to Ant- te p to renew there their fare- Pr yi* wells. ’ Major-General Henry T. he American commander. thus far naton as to the exact length of jyime he ia to remain in the Rhine- ond for. a mile were lined with. Allen, | “from | | ing avenue. | | | ' | tence of the various schools will be the points of The revised , List of neighborhoods, these places is: NORTH Jos. Ff. Pieper, 2301 Sailisbury Wischmeyer's, 5100 North | Way. ‘ Ek. Scholle, Lilian and Union, Pluempc's, 8034 North Smith, King’s highway and Spald- Lee Avenue, Lee and Fair. Koetter, Fourteenth and redt. Lingell Anz::'- Sarah and St. Louis. WEST. fost Hill, Maple and Ham@iite:. oO. J. Krummenacher, Delma: aod hing'’s highway. | | } Sarah-Laclede, Sarah and Laclede. Hogan's, 4360 Chouteau. Krummenacher, Union and Sbur- i} ban tracks. | | ’ | ta without instructions from, Wash- | carrying Paes, Goodfellow-North Market, 54)! North Market. Horne, Delmar and Goodfellow. Parkview, 6300 Delmar. CENTRAL. % Cass Avenue, Blair and Cass. Carr Street, Eighteenth and Carr. Boehm, Eighth and Morgan. Girardet, Grand and Finney. Statom Bros., Leffinewell Franklin. ~~ eceleccre l | and | 3rer (i- ’ Program of Second Post-Dispatch Free Concert for Children 1. Verdi — Triumphal March from ‘‘Aida.” Nicolai—Overture to “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” Mendelssohn—'‘Spring Song.’ . Grieg— (a) “Anitra’s Dance. (b) “In the -Hall of Mountain King.” Strauss—Waltz, ‘‘Blue ube.”’ Rossini—-Overture_ to liam Teil.” the Dan- “Wil- SOUTHWEST. Lieser’s, Gravois and King’s high- way. Waller’s, Gravois and Morganford. Erdsiek’s, 5421 Southwest avenue. Driscoll, Clayton and McCausland. | SOUTH. Broadway and Soulard. Johannes, Grand and McKean. Thebus, Jefferson and Lafayette. Dehne,. Oak Hill and Juniata. Winkelman, Virginia and Mera- _ Fienup's, mee. Broadway. | | Grand and Cleveland. Michigan lesler, Schachameyer, Bowen. Rosenhauer, 8520 and South Broad- | Way. | ; ' ’ | cert supply | Those and to attend the schools, of the Mountain concert, was demanded, The tickets will be given out at each of these places as long as the alloted to that place lasts. invited to apply for tickets concert are pupils of the “white grammar and high public and parochial. a pene Bender industrialist: fined. was ‘ac- i much. The cars, two of them, pa — franticaliy that> he haq | Close by. They were two Fords, on a ‘balcony to thank |°P? 8 touring car, a small ‘roadster with The men wore black hoods. the ‘and remained in that position until) it was ready | later. “When were stopped did you see any men? you night, eral ° ee a truck body. the mob. “*Raus Mit “Em!” They Shout. Later processions marched through singing and. “Die Wacht Arn Khein.”” At the Hotel De Hollande gathering stopped and de- _geemed to have something tied about expulsion of the French | ; pos |his face. The cars were going to- ae eer was | ward Rayville. the touring car, d side, Uespite the ‘think, being in front.” " : far did you them ? soldiers stood directly opposit@ | Where did they appear to go? One was in the front seat of the streets Ueber Alles’ | chine. manded the officers. “*Raus every “How watch on the banks of the Rhine. Potted | another |Pact Virtually an Ultimatum— }, | | his “a mule! om the ferry at| ‘ference and dec for. ‘down in the center of the highway! telegraphing his approval sleep | | league | “They went toward the ferry and were thrown through the The French officers and 'pretty soon appeared to be to one ee iside of the ferry. I saw their lights retired precipitately | ining against the tree. In a mo- and all lights In iment they went out. Pretty soon the lights came on again, one car came /Oack near us, turned out its lights, the mob, and finally the orchestra | { their families to the second floor ‘We want the orchestra.”’ screamed | “Dentsc! ‘turned around and went back to- eutse-| ward the lake. My wife. child and_ ‘land Ueber Alles.” whereupon the! ji self, who had been sleeping mob lost some of its belligerence. st squad of German Pw |potato natch. We went into the} men arrived and 10; patch later four squadrons i when the car approaching ; -"* }from the lake stopped and put out ‘French cavalry rode past. The cit; was heavily patrolled all night. (its lights. We returned to our caran4 ; When asked .about the effect ‘later the two cars /passed close by us. the trial on .his future conduct, | anpear to be any Friedrich Thyssen _Jr. announced labout their faces.” that it would be nil. “My friends Jones said they were the only c and I will refuse deliveries of -rep-| o5¢ nooded men he saw that ‘nig arations coal henceforth as hereto- He remained with hfs car the next! fore.” he said. “Nothing can make | gay waiting for the repair parts cf France and Boe.- gium against the will of the German He refused to com- ment on the court proceedings. ‘I ean tell-you, however, something of our prison experience,” he said. “W>? were confined in separate cells and forced to sleep on straw mattresses. In short. we were treated like com- Dr. B. M. MeKoin, T. Jeff Burnett mon criminals. In other respects we | and “Newt” Gray, identified by were handled with politeness and ™Merous witnesses as having been courtesy.” / members of various masked partics, q ‘Wilk Not Pay Voluntarily. The industrialists never will pay the fines imposed «nt them for an offense which they clarmn thev did commit, they say. it “The was on the minor charge of evading | Sally be used _ in military requisitions that the finos | Whatsoever. were inflicted and under French lav not permitted for | this moment a blue-clad police with who passed on horseback. The incidents of the night /were not discussed either by horsemen or: Jones. Attacks Legality of Hearing. Judge William Barnett, counsel for persons Government. of the hearing and the testi- given bv He said: galityv mony the stand. not proceedinags anv legally before a grand jury. It would! be hearsay, and any bill of indict- ment predicated upon this ere owe would be quashed by the Court. this offense August Thyssen Sr., a. stocky, wrinkled man, 80 years old, with; ~ livid sword scars on his face, caused appearing in “The corpus delicti has not ee: established to a ity to say must be established beyond a ‘sonable doubt. Two bodies La Fourche. sensation by court to greet his son. rei- were VAD WARD _-. SL SL LS SD SL DDD DS ~~. Lake cloths tied | nu-i;. ing and those summoned to reasonable certain- | nothing of the rule that it | in our car. stepped out and went into a | ized this demand as an insult, lcupy came back. They | assurances were received that There did not |80ldier dead would remain ' es adllenain for #'> | cupation of Turkey and the machine and talked with several | ~ before | Capt. : ae the | clops”’ -informed them that Gov. ' issued a statement attackihge the le- | e testimony adduced cannot le- | It cannot even be used) ' ‘be presented to trop he ran through Mer Rouge and iw ednesday and on Feb. 2 TURKS TO GET TREATY (ST. LOUIS SCHOOL BILL NEXT WEDNESDAY British Appeal Mosul Dis- pute to League. « By the Associaied Press. “LAUSANNE, Jan. practicaNy an ultimatum treaty will the Turks’ next East conference will be. adjotrned hether or not the Turks have signed the pact. In making this known today the allied delegation denied that it meant a rupture of the-con- lared their readiness ‘to return to Lausanne later if the Turks expressed willingness subseribe to the treaty. decision The French Government has fuily | The machine broke) indorsed the plan, Prerler Poincare to M. Bompard, head of the French dele- to run again two days| gation. The dispute over the Mosul oil ter- ‘Nations today by Lord Curzon, ish next week in Paris. In the meantime a Greeks in Turkey who are Ottoman ' “Destecntans | truck and there seemed to be two subjects will be sent back to Greece. or three men in the body of the ma- |The Turks have consented not to in- One man in the touring car | sist upon expulsion of the Greeks | who retain their Hellenic itv, and have also withdrawn their | °5.—What is °’ the Near to /'W. Chase of St. | politician. there; ritory was apepaled to the League of | as “Yes, it; matter menacing to peace, and the | The mosquitoes | Earl of ,Balfour will argue the Brit- | case before the Council of: the/tisan convention method of naming and the other a/ agreement was reached yesterday on |fees divided the members of 'the problem of the exchange of pop-| beard There | ‘ulations w hereby the Turks in Greece | from the statutes during the legisla seemed to be two men not masked. | will be moved to Turkey, and the |tive session of 1919. | national- | BACKED BY POLITICIANS Effort on to.Restore Convention Method of Nominating ‘Board of Education Candidates. By the Jefferson City Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. .25.— Though the spring election in St. Louis, at which the seats of six mem- bers of the Board of Education will bes contested for, is nearly three months distarit, forces desirous of shaping the result in that contest | already are at work here laying the groundwork for their campaign in that. fight. The Mitmenz bill, | brought up in the last Legislature | by Frank X. Hiemenz, formerly a member of the St. Louis Board of Education, and narrowly defeated at that time, again has made its ap- pearance, introduced in the House this: time by Representative Emery Louis, Democratic Hiemenz, though - here, |off and on, insisted that he has no ‘hand in the fortunes of the mqREUTA this time. Law Changed in 1919. It will he recalled that the par- memrbers of the board, by which the complete |two majcr partisam political commit- the between them, was atrickon The politicians 'did ‘not awaken to this fact until | independent forces had begun their organization in the 1921 The politicians then sent the Hiemenz bill here in an effort to get the Legislaturg, then in session, claims that the western- boundary of | to restore the.convention method of Thrace should be. the) instead of the Maritza. like Constantinople, the general ex- Wastern Struma Western Thrace, is excluded from change. Another clash occurred between the British and Turks over the men buried in Gallipoli. The Turks an- nounced that the cemeteries of the British dead must be made smaller; they were willing, they said, to dis- cuss the laying out of new ceme- teries elsewhere than in Gallipoli. The British delegates character- | saying | that British forces now occupied Gallipoli and would continue to oc- | it, whatever happened, their undis- turbed. The allies have abandoned theif the expenses of the oc- have re- duced the reparations bill to £15,- 000, 000. — ee —— = - ——— — -— ~——— at a conference wWitun Skipwith, of the Morehouse Parish Klux Klan. Sheriff Carpenter and H. | Flood Madison, an attorney, he hal nounced that to protect all the open hear- determined who had testified at that any recurrence of orders in the parish would, controlled by the Sheriff, the return of troops and martial law | The troops were relieved today. under. | and, he | Skipwith stated he stood the situation thoroughly that.so far as he was concerned | would do nothing to encourage dis- orders.’ said the “Mr. KU | Parker was witnesses until | | “exahed tcy- | dis- | if not | result in| Adjutant-General. | Clean-Sweep Sale l,, Price and Less Tomorrow at the Old Reliabiec nomination. ‘'Phey failed, however, due to effective opposition ‘of St. Louis women. Candidates were nominated by the petition method, the independents. late winter of | roles, winning a marked ' winning fight was dir a by F political schoo! election eommittee. That cémndt being revived to prepare. coming election and he pen one of the : | other fight, is here to k es on progress of the politici= the old convention metho® 6 nation back upon the state ; The bill presented by Cly provide for nominations | convention or petitions. pendents, however, are one any return to the conventie as related to the board mente will fight this bill. Not Sent to Usual Cc In some inexplicable r Chase bill has been refe Committee on Municipa}’” Gas tions, of which Chase is a ma Ordinarily such a bill woul gone either to the Comm | Elections or that on edue ated Speaker Hunter said that h not recall whether Chase had that his bill go to the Mupiep porations Committee. aa a member of either of the othe Formal hearing will ‘be tal the committee on the id that next week. Chase said that Louis Building Trades ee. requested him to introduce ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-Dié Founded by JOSEPTI P Dec. 12, 1878. Pubditehed Daily 4 Co., Twelfth Boulevard and (Member Audit Bureau ef Creme MEMBER OF ras Sve The Assoctated Press te titled to the use for repub! tehes credited to it or credited in this paver erd news published herein. All lication of specia! dispatches reserved SUBSCRIPTION RATES. BY ADVANCE: ~~ J Daily, without Sunday, Sunday Onl¥Y, OM@ V@AP....«ssusacat Remit elther by postal order, | Delfvere@ ov city tne er tered as secon¢é-class ma 1879. at the Postoffice at St. under the act of March 3. 1 Mivge eAnn Rel! Timianh SE 13 .N. Gth St. Nicholson Store Grand ana Shenandoah —-- = Ta ylor and Delmar buy it at Conrad’s. most other stores. \\ of Unton | Fe Sth and Locust (409 N. Eighth St.) ae : ’ : Conrad’s Sell It for Les $ ey (£ es | No matter what you want in quality foods and groce You can get it at less cost than @ Take notice of the following prices FREE DELIVERIES | Conrad's make free deliveries . ' orders amounting to $3.00 over, tf within city tim- except in remote terri- GRAN. SUGAR. aE This special is for Fri- day .and Saturday sale. at Conrad Stores. Limit of one combination to a customer. $ j 25 25 Worth FOR... netali'¥ 3 large "ei Gold Dust.......$ e i bar Sunny Monday Soap..... .. i bar Glycerine Tar Soap ....... ¢ 1 pkg. Fairy Soap Flakes...... © ay one year... ee monev order or St. Louts ex kis dealer Daliv only, 60c a month; Sunday, be ; “a der is determined by the > -number. GENER NANED THE UNI “OME ‘Company “Operated as E =} ottery,” Says J ud Work, After Hearing “COURT SCORES _ FORM OF CO ; Dallas Man Yesterday T 3 Sam He Paid $1500 to os ) Introduced to Sacks; - Made taal on Deal. : iol ' to the Post-Dispatch. 2 DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 25.—>A Beeivershtp for the United 1 ders of America, a hor rest. of which William Sack U “wis banker and-—Republican : n, was half owner and t “unt jast November, was orde by Judge T. A. Work in sty-eighth District Cofrt, on und the company “is ope 7 @ lottery. | -G. G. Wright, Dallas attorney, " appointed receiver. The com filed notice of an appeal. The ing has been in progress “— is ? Before the decision was rene fw Judge admitted a trial a ‘ment filed by Texas contract 4 ers, complainants in the-raction » leging $4,000,000 is due them ' the company anid trustees. The Judge scored the form of » tract used, which promises the er a 3-per-cent loan, when his arrives, after paying monthly stallments for 15 months. Th con This elemrent of chan getting a contract bearing a qt maturing number is in the natu | @ lottery, the Judge said. a ', He commented on a move | dompany | last May and another move to” - land, from Dallas to 8t. Ind., since the receiv . Rearing opened, declaring, * . your company will be like a | | corporation. You may call — your home office, but your ho fee is where your books and cers are."’ ia | Dates Man Told of Paying $1! = Be Introduced to “ik |} Charies FE. Logan of Dallas ¥ ithea yesterday that he gave. $15 érson Broyles, sécretaryt arranging his introd ks to negotiate the sale » the United Home Builders. s ted the sale was made for ~ 000 in December, 1921, and = evived $55,000 for closing th “4 with Sacks. _. Logan said he negotiated th #3 W. M. Webb, former pr md trustee, and A. A. Cocke, and asserted he received § ffom Cocke and $25,000 from { after engineering the deal. testified he had taken options, to the sale, on the holdings of for $100,000 and those of Cos — - $96,000. In addition to the money _ Broyles, Logan stated, he _ $9071.37 to a man named Ba aeands in arranging the d . Webb previously had testif and Cocke sold their interests - company to Sacks for $100,000 - -and received checks for _®Mounts from. Sacks. A fe ; GLOBE $1.00 Shirts; | found tn The | Coroner of the parish, Dr. 0. M. Pat. |! terson. a man of unquestionable in- 'Men’s $3 Union Sults, _tegrity and standing both as a citi- Wool, Worsteds, etc.. zen and as a physician, was not per-| Men’s $2.50 Flannel whi jand. The time for official turning r gaver of the American zone to the ‘ Wrench has not yet been decided on, ut it probably will take place next ¥ 7 Saturday or a few days later. A equad of about 100 officers and men ' will remain here with General Allen ® for the final settlement of American - %, oy oe ffairs. iy ‘The Amaroc News, the newspaper ’ of the American forces in Germany. Went out of existence vesterday. It os be published, however. on ht board the transport St. Minhiel, Py ‘The principal editorial yesterday ES" pher the caption “30.” the telegra- Ke pher’s code for “good-night.”". The editorial was a review of the past ’ Tae and an expression of thanks to the ae of men who had helped pro- whe saieh Cope. BOR. MeMa./, 12e_ meet was obtained for St. A ce iis Tb Baer would have | Louis by the St. Louis Race Meet | male “proved @ financial success, but that \ Executive Committee, of which W. Sdamebody tw an wll Frank Carter is chairman. assisted | *) ° ¥ 7. Fee ago bought 'by the Flying Club of St. Loui German marks with the $30,000 it oe ee ouis and | -. officers at Scott Field. Besides | peer had n hres / on hand and ¢ e marks now 'Carter on the pommittee are David at worth only $30. He added Re co sum and $100 derived. R. Calhoun, vice chairman; Festus _, -. 4 ee ww ee ee a Oe ee ere Fr p later, ‘Webb said, Sacks per _ him to remain in the company ' sald he returned the $100,000 to Sacks and again became a Mississippi River, an open ®vent for | Curtiss “Jenny” planes, and a -con- test for the lighter-than-air dirigi- bles from Scott Field, Belleville. There will be cither trophies®or cash prizes for winners in all classes. Made of fresh or canned Course Was luspected. salmon, they make an Contea appetizing dish for lun- eon or dinner. Use your. usual uette recipe and sada table- spoonful of the genuine A&PERRINS SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Notice, Ladies! Our store has been leased and We Must Close Out All of Our DRESSES and MILLINERY At a Great Sacrifice WITHIN ONE WEEK We are offering big ‘reduction Men's Colored Handkerchie Ve First ow tional Air Moet As effective as the messy old mus. “/4” were gone into@ith great pains. \fen’s $3 Combination Overalté, 3) 35 aernatic dl md tard plaster, it does the work without 224. in my judgmeht, the evidence, | the blister. /does not sustain the charge th Genuine Sweet- -OTp serum, The first international meet and Seige Finck’s, Red Diam Cro (Pet nae Trophy Race was hela Nov. | Just rub it on with your finger- | are responsible for this crime or had B. Cowhide Heavy me of en 26. 1920, at Mitchel Field. Mineola dark colors—black. navy blue. tips. You will feeh# srarm tingle a8 Sere eeeeties with it. There are' alts aan a ka er- €¢1&6N (NL ¥., and was wan by Capt. C. C. | dark brewn,dark green, henna, pe Binersntcgt x "5 « yp Berle greene i Ete ce le a DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS Mosely of the United States army. purple and ecariet. #ensation thal, brings: welcome relief, | “@nce immwhicth immorality and law- | flying a Verville plane with Liber. Sache Also 24 35¢ and 65c, in jars and tubes. | lessness e being practiced, that | iy motor. Mosely averaged turee Better ad a mustard plaster | they perhaps did take some part, Can,16c; 3 Cans, 4 Si Dozen cans, $1.75 Case 24 cans, $3 o of the company. He s mitted to make any examination of two pockets: sizes Carefully graded; tender and sweet; splendid flavor id le p . b > F them. He never got closer than 40 14 to 19 t 20e vali : ie had heard Charles E. Log feet to the bodies whil hey w cious ¢a Ing; « e value. hm eoved $50,000 from Sacks f rs . e they were/| Men’s $15 Belted a , yet in the water, and he was tol.l Overcoats yee edhe the sale of the com that he could not make further ex- Mien’s $25 Plaid Back SWISS CHEESE, Pound, ~ Y - iy amination; whil — - . } ® at the same tim Overcoats Finest imported a special ahet- end price, Large- ‘ z eyed, tasty and sappy. 3 two pathologists seemed to have a}-' 4 . ag a Shelled Filberts, Pound, 9 | ready been arranged with, even| Men’s $20 Whipcord Just as suitable in many instances as pecans, at about Shu * ret interests to the Hawkins prior to the finding of the bodies. Gabardine Coats. who were to come and make an ex-}Men’s $25 Two-Pants one-third the prite Large 10c rw ae. e Co. of Portland, last, and offices of Salmon Croquettes Representatives of. the Committee of faye > dey Blue Serge _their death. And it migh® be sai Men’s $5 Mackinaws here that their testimony was not | at all disappointing in this regard.| Men's Jeans & Corduroy Pants.$1.50 oa Testimony Conflicting.” Men’s All-Wool Serge Pants. . .$3.45 1ere.ig more than a doubt as to Men's $6 Corduroy Coats $3.95 | tae identity of these bodies; which con®. | lis entertained in*the minds of the | Men’s Silk Grenadine Ties....... 19¢ | | Boys’ $7.50 2-Pants Suits. . $4.50) | Boys’ Heavy Denim Ovivalié: +. 0c | _., peopte generally. Many witnesses were called to Boys’ $1.50 Corduroy Pants Men’s $5 Velour Hats connect various and sundry persons /Men’s Heavy Rope Sweaters. with the mob that kidnaped and carried away Daniel and Richard, | Boys’ Jersey Sweaters, 25c |Men’s Heavy Wool Hose (and the téstimohy produced showed | ,,, every “earmark of having been , worked up by agents of the Depart- | Fire and Police Suspenders Men’s $1 Blue Jumpers Men's $4 Jersey Coats ment of Justice and was so conflict- | ‘ing that it destroyed itself. It was beginning | Men’s Leather Palm Canvas behind the | Gloves ry yTrrrreegT,j Tv Tv Tt TTT xtvttvt-T-" 7 wTevvvVvvVvYwYTYyTYeYeeeeeeeeeeeererreeeTYeeeeTeeeeee ee Pi PORE EAE, PO EO OE Pa? Rt ar mo ee ee J. Wade. Charlies F. Hatfield. John the sale of the furniture of | L.. Johnston, Frank O. Watts. Mor.) newspaper would be turned |, ¢ thoritie jton J. May, Roy F. Britton, Randall | over to the authorities for the pur- | Foster, Mayor Kiel, Louis P. Aloe, poe mul for the poor children | veiville L. Wilkinson, Aafon Wald: | |heim, Lyman T. Hay, Philip —Again dark iden: are the rage. That last year's dress, skirt, or waist can be RIT- ed fashion’s latest, dark brown or Dlack. The dark colors are just as easy to use as the light oncs. comes in seven fast 69c. Was. ay amination which would disclose great! §ylts AND MACARONI white orene 1 | i Thee. 6 . Was made to the Hawkins CARANZA is identical in flavor, strength and aroma witk atated the Missouri Comm! Large, juicy, navel, epee California onal Sell tana from whieh ta same iow price SPRING CHIC pound 5 SPARERIBS 16-0z. - Mller a minute. There were 34 en- ee See: a cee ae aie | the 1921 meet at Omaha, where Rert | nas any actually been shown except gz loaf, com e the uality ang t you’ ve been using. i ; fan were removea from St. OX, C (0 a ‘tag Portland this week. : . - - When questioned regardi c BI 4 “t * | transaction Webb testified th ara nza en C orre e PS) q Steen Morton 8. Hawk ent, agree 50c grades. It is, in fact, a 100% satisfaction coffee., : in St. bey bes sete ° Lb., 35c; 3 ibs., $1. 00 ; “hed Finance had advised t ny t6 sell the building. ORANGES, D li eg te. ozen, 4 arned, to replace’ the regularly at 50c dozen. aes Mally for the purchase. a 44 Webb ee he had Smoked Cal. Hams, Lb., ~ AES Anotker Iot vats those good hams we had last week i PORK ROAST Rib or lotn cut from choicest Choicest young, VS /. young pork. . 7i frying, stewing and a , te Cc reaetang. Pound ..-«+s- “ RIB ROAST BEEF Prime, juicy Beef. Meaty, tender and = size roast. Pound.. juliey; pound ....-<) sa il SEE _trants. no casvalties ahd more than | demeanor disclosed where it is defi- | . 40,000 spectators viewed the events. nitely shown that the Ku Kiux Klan | Conrad’ NEYKRUSF. Tremendous crowds also viewed feayy any part, and in no instance , Made with: best idepatienie “Try. Neate a civillan, in a field of nve| A aol in furtherance of law enforcement | /Sgntranta, won the trophy at an v- | qusmspentetgameememesapesnsasaatmais a ) — Basen i price with w utant-Genera! \s < " Se Seer ne ” aga oa | Toombs dn- " “es Pi . tee yy " bars ” ay
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Si a se = ; 7 \ : ‘ OR es ed aia ME ee = F re 7 Sa. :. Dis a. ee 2 o \ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH T THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1923. | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : _ d » — ' . genet cried rot : r FR NAMED She Is 105 and Likes Ria as DEPOSITIONS SAY f FREN SUIIDD | said he refused, because he wanted deavor to have the affairs of the ete | E ; | FRENCHMAN SAYS ‘ANYONE HAD BEEN*TOLD | sccisz, seni. eters, “ter Amtioioon Yupue invouante IN FRANCE WOULD HAVE ‘| that this was the man known to ‘3 denied - te. That connutee w aay iT Just hat. this wea the man sincton sna’ atte ‘Chast THE UNITED bP cok ‘Matter of Course GREGOR DIDN'T AID |. .. dame as eeamans ow |) QF INTENDED BURGLARY one nena oe a | BY Tm, es OOP bre, one of the leaders in , aes ee as PA } fight, is here to keep an ie | Bee. P . CHES: Bee 8 Pe - oe cies page ee se ee , plied to him for aasistance in get- beress of the politicians ta 4 “a | ta | Ba ee ete sa a ‘ ee ee oe on a ting a job as a prohibition. agent | . convention method of nena } Rll | a : ae tae ee | | _ Ph ogy Ah com [||Anti-Saloon, League Superinten-|about a week before.the burglary, | !Mver to Be Rearresiql; He Said Beback upon the statute & -§ = | |b oem ie - Ee eS ee | ee ee ee P dent Identifies O ‘T appeared at Police Headquarters to- | lc econ Sirect Prevented Stop-_ bill presented by Chase ae ‘ ‘ Bek | Fa | ic th ee | iow be nt agg 's Linton entities ne O wo Gay in compliance with a reauest of| ping of Machine. for nomi: ations § elith: outa’ u@ Eee : gO Te . eM eet, pea -nyecamicomedga tah gow: Suspects as Informant. detectives. He was questioned to Miss Margaret O'Donnell, 20 ydars. r by 2 ee Sa ee a Ree | | forth all German police woud |) sep if-he had any knowledge of the | ol4. of 1134 Aubert avenue. st: ings, : ee : — a = Pag 5. ean a be under the authority of the wo men, both said by the police ‘ Me, however, are oppose@/ég a any “Operated as a eee oe ee r= ~~. ©| Both Employers and Fellow || Fte2ch military. This step was ito be ex-convicts are being held at| PUrsiary plot. Denying that he had, | was strack by an automobile truck urn to be Bean vention SYStern, — " ” Says J udge. i wy Bd . Se ee oe x cat = hg y . taken because the authorities | Police Headqaurters iri the investi- Shupp said today "aa the pur while attempting to board a str ed to the board i i ae , te t FR ts ke OS oe Re ti - ‘ akon’ members wag ee” — ~ fa He] Workers Declare Man|| Zstted 10, mate any tort to La ae eee cea ttaague |poee of the robbery "was, in his be-| MF at Page and Aubert svent : SS oe ee ee | ; yes- - yesterday morn . al att Sent to U sual Comniitiee After Hearing at bg ae 7 that the crime would be attempted, li whether Chase had ask ae a - , American money, was $20,000. ? which might’ be found with Jacob Pratgel said that the ice-covered bill go to the M ed a — . : BE Xa eee number of strikers frem the terri- During the proceedings in the ||4™d who suggested that Shupp give “a , a . Municipal Cop.) @ . Man Yesterda Testi- 7 : € | 256 8 UR ; : a L. Babler, Republican National Com-/ Streets prevenied him from atop- s Committee. Chase is n 9 =, y : a Sec tee se © tans tory of the+Missouri & North Arkan- courtmartial, a French attorney, him some harmless cort oc aaa | mitteeman ping. The truck ran Miss O’Do ber of either of the oth “ . £ d He Paid $1500 t Be be oe ate e |sas Railroad will be heard in the|| M. Leclerc, appointed to act for ste forestall the burglary. ao) Shupp said those whe instigatea’| down as she was attempting to lb ern. 2 Oo | ‘ 2 AS Arkansas Legislature’s inquiry into|| the defendants, said that he had who made the identification, said | . earing wiil be held@ by | : Arkansas Legislat : quir) oO wees Pcay iy umn Bees pets ss that this man told him he had been | the robbery probably thought thax, board an eastbound street car. Her Cc yn I , - mmittee on the C hase bill 7 t S cks; the rece! disorders at Harrison ~ iif they ld ec t hi rith +h sister. R 6, 23. who was with her early | guced tO 0a Later . et re mame . offered 00 1 et records of the | if they could connec m w e » Rose, 23, ’ a: a * / and other points on the toad to- should speak as a Frenchman. $5 o 8 Hotel Chase raid, they could ecn-| was unhurt. nad » Chase said tha ; t the Rt night, members of the legislative|}] After - energetically defending ||'€48Ue wanted by certain persons. ——— Building Trades ig . $5500 ‘ ; cht, oe wre ohn had ry ) on Deal. : ee wdenmtitee Have annemhoed. \] the French oceupation of the The other man admitted to a Ce ® the bill, #3 ’ : Evidence of the striking employes Ruhr and eulogizing Premier Post-Dispatch reporter today that a ; | - ; man known to him as “Johnnie.” as been obtained by the committee Poincare. M. Leclerc asked for mae “bee = who, he thought, was from Chicago, ; ———me ys Post-Dispatch ; .) POS -D SPA rr « fhe a- J ‘ ; ii . , “Ae = te th ittal f G s 4 1 ) s 4 ; | in the last three days. The strike e acquittal of the Germans ; . 4 T TCH q — . 53 Ye —— ? ott 8 on - oa es paca 2 pi asain declaring that any Frenchman in had asked him to assist in a burg- | Deo 12 IRTRO Te ZER. _ oe for «the United Home | i oe gg. GRR pes a : lary which he believes now was that | 1g? ; jo | ‘ deat, ‘ordered to renounce their union af- France would have done as they | Belly by The. Pulicer Pubvenmng of America a housing ‘ tittens ee lene thik tanede of had done of the league office, for which he | tevard and Olive Street | Si which William Sacks, 1 %, sarang ‘ ' would have réceived a third of $500. | » 8 . | cee ) Picture Identified. Audit Bureau” or Cireuilations ) er and Republican poli- Depositions as to Gregor. ting scarce. The workers along the | Shupp told Dectectives Keely and OF THE ASSOCIATED PREss. Siwes half owner and trustee That FE. ©. Gregor. the striker | Leppe and Rhine canals yesterday, i ‘enneliy thas the wna tend aun eeee exciuaive’y be | November, was ordered to- | who was hanged near Harrison last | Under instructions trom Berlin, re- |gave the name Edgerton. Looking | tien bo of wit eons. py Judge T A Work in the Mrs. Miriam Sparks Banister of 5161 Waterman avenue. week, was innocent of perenare Neacalap painter od wise! through Rogues’ Gallery pictures) seis right b. 7 h District ‘ o Ort. on the | | r in the bridge ParaIne whe which he * R aréak ateadsnisk: adeddien att ithe detectives found one of *Roy | apecia) dispatches berein are aie { Pthe company “is operated Saturday) Grandma" Banister, to| had been charged, was asserted in ipneitie: on 2 h h P o | Edgerly, listed as an ex-convict. | “a “nttery.”’ Mrs. Miriam ~ Banister Has employ the affectionate title her | depositions from his employers and ae os oe mg t tose re- Shupp identified the picture as that. ON Rate. BY MAIL. w — G right. Dallas attorney, was | 5 friends use, holds a single ear phone fellow workers at ; k orsythe, Mo.., » ae a Jat etn peers ‘a map ee od his/caller. The detectives found | _ SUCCESS thoughts mm n , receiver. The company | Seen So Many Great In-| ‘° her right ear ordinarily, instead | read inte the Legislature's r@cord Potton? ne oo St a ‘ pepe teer ed 5 man of the® picture among) an i PaEm one vear, .. d metice of an appeal. The hear- pre the double phones, with tight-fit- | last night. . hett yy nea P ffect & | prisoners ar headquarters in the \ : Ree : bank. , A nn ove.» «+ BOO @ Sih in progress since Jan ventions. i He Lif Th tt headset, because the latter] D. G ‘illiams, wHo operates aj; eter, quarter and, more eftec ios 5 ‘“‘show-up” yesterday. He was NS } C u postal order. «¢ 50 ‘ ~ vey n r re a bent 1ers her sometimes ut ‘ca-| plantation on which were two M & | strategic positions for the purpose of | ‘booked by the name of Worley, hav- : y order oF St." Louis Louls exchange. ed + ai ;' Sh sionals switches to the headset. She N. A. bridges which were destroyed, | stopping the export. of coal to Ger-| ing been arrested Monday night. — 2 : booR in action | ’ a wae rendered e Takes Latest Calmly. ! to : many, and the disappearance of roll- | , ‘a “ ne £ ree bY etty cerri ler er out-ef-tewn ‘admitted a trial amend- as to keep cotton in r left ear) testified that the brédges burned in PP ” ‘only. 600 : Sundays. Be \ > fi ‘by Texas contract hold-> to combat the danger: f neuraigia.'the daylight hours, and with many ing stock into unoccupied territory. Edgerly, who is 32 years old, said SS — a | ; “ ; ® copy. ; ititenis in the-action. a! Tideere ° ete Le Caneds The receiving »mpris persons around, and that he was. ~ Documents seized ae the ereneh ‘Nia man named Bender, living near SS - SF aoe ube > a oa Pe | oe.84000.000 is due them from " Siea ~jrather large crs tal-detector 6 it. positive that the-fires could not Essen show that 1922 was a banner Twenty-first and Market streets, had . \\- a the act arch 3. 1879. . we ny and trustees. wh PLE gsm etl wx Wy 1 9 ty gh th a number of bare copper wires| have been of incendiary origin. ag a ae ee wes er nt heat asked him to rob the Antisaloon Qe ; cas Witwe ANON (Kiminwh | Memtea! aan : | scored the form of con- | Mexico and sailor t 8 a’ strung beneath a hall ceiling as an| Williams said he ‘had no person. peta ee. abe en: er Bn eae: ee oer - \; ss | ! which promises the hola- | ?*°re cheered by) musi r-flun - Of 7 linterest in the trouble between the dial connie ics >” was > MOSt/ tives he had visited Shupp, as re- . scent loan, when his turn from the Post-Dispatch radio sta- pic et eee z Bere strikers and the rallroad and that | » Shatelinenthdn Preotabie | Tases Uy, the. eames ne ha mm after paying month), in-jtion,-K S D, than is Mrs EES trans r “§ , yor r sh a aches pe phe hed good friends.om Sen a Unies the German mine directors es a sae gore = — ae an ; for 15 months. The or-|Sparks Banister of 5161 Wat: oe pcos derintaeall | pro meee ge ai rn || He said he was interested financially, | wae ‘than Gineetenganed Ng - leased irom the aoenegene ean : rmined by the contract | avenue who will hh hanes cht Vevonsnin ol and t as howeve! and wanted the road Oli. Birra son’ Seaaieti wiih ecodind tentiary two months ago after 4 This element of chance in| March i192 Since Christm: em be & —- —" ' ae " | Operace air & ; : | term for possession of narcotics, an ce. 2 ch 9. Since hristmas, when hich she. still takes a lively inte: Testimony of Striker. ito s questrate their personal proper-| who has been living at 3 South | aemane j - greeny Saserefar! ue boven grit Ww. ane : n ; t. She has observed the invention Kwie Cook, « striking employe of | oe a esx = beggin. — are | Twenty-first street, learned the d--. © Balivie the Judge said. stiite Mactes we nv Ba a rods ay yn {OL many notable things. When she /the road. who sald he had been ‘op- | ofniciass. re ~— om, s urrent | tectives had inquired for him and) ‘Boo y eee anal Zs wohl tl a TE | a! n 3 —_ scene. tO th* was born messages could not be | orating a restaurant in Searcy ‘since | among Germans here that the pur-/ went to headquarters yesterday. He slehitieiieinetimnis ney ove by the | programs of instrumental enc vocal hurled through space: ther were wy 1. said he left Heber Springs | ?°5¢ of the arrests and convictions| was arrested. Delmar and “from Dallas to St. Louis | music. written and carried. chiefly OS i, SE sath siadiea trouble was com-| 8S to afford the French authorities; Beecher was released this after- Limit ot and another move to Port- | Her raaction to radio appears td cosehes or by horsemen. The tele- le ge . Pegg Asher > EAA legal grounds for seizing the mines,jnoon on a $1500 bond, returnable | Ce es @ office, but your home of- | Other things, her opinion of this re; fore Howe produced the sewing ma- soggy = er leased the 100,000,000 marks payroll! automobile at Eighth street. and = ws ity foods and groceries, 7 : re your books and offi- cent scientific development is cor -'chine. She came to this country in| ——" v) Se AR 88: ' belonging to the Analine Syndicate, Washington avenue for a “getaway” (al PF : it at less cost than at ; ‘ cise; she likes it. and that's about !1854. and was 59 when Bell made it Purse Taken by Man With Anto. | whith they had seized several days; after a burglary, which he surmised | ° engage : : Told of Paying $1500 to 4!) there is to it possible to carry the human voi enn Sette Konf of 3666 Russell av-| #50. to be that of the league office. Ee | / f the following prices: : Be Introduced to Sacks. Forced b¥ the virtual loss of|through a pair of wires. Her h soe ae sr was talking to another woman’ | =. Logan of Dallas testj-; her sight during the last few yearsjband died two years iatem in 15«8 at Washington boulevard and Lake | } a iv e ; 4 j T 1 "Ce th il “é lf rcent ' . ™ ’ that he gave $1500 to/ to give up the needlework that used | That was the year the incandesce avenue at 8:40 p. m. yesterday when| oO e@p her busy in daytime. es i] he typewriter were s | secretary to Sacks. |t keep r daytim he|lamp and th a ¢ a man alighted from a Ford coupe, | » his introduction to} has now seized upon the workaday, brought out Trolley cars, moving eized her purse, containing $39 in . negotia | : seiz h se, inin nm! &§ te the sale to him of messages of radio—market reports | pictures, the iinotype. motor cars, { * , ie : pee n ch ks | TU TOC ! Home Builders. Logan and news flashes—to amuse herself. |airplanes, new engines of warfare cash, ed “aad oe snd Sackaae’ on | if LL SUGCESS IS BASED ON . mn ‘eget ing v.), it 4 i : id the sale Was made for $250 She is not interested in the price of were yet to be in ted when she | es! Neo sit y | | THINKING. y bt aia iis machin | | - o ember. 1921. « Le wheat or sales of cattle. and her! had become a widow and was a}- h d h | F. 6.000 for ata’ Gade deal daughter, Mrs. Alexander S. Mann,/proaching the allotted three score UHR Fourt an St. C arles || What makes one man worth $10.- * ck with whom she lives. talks over the |and 10 years of life STRIKE TIES UP RUH , « | 000 a year a another worth FOR... _ » said news with her more fully than it is Mrs. Banister h us kept up with | RAILWAYS; FRENCH TO . | only $1000/ Tt di fF m pi a — ants sale broadcast. Neither does she care for |these developments She goes 0 RES | their minds—-in ther power to cen = , s : and A A Deon sa | addresses by. radio. from time to time, to ha ve dinner at TAKE STERN MEASU | ; t a d Dust f $1 os | fi he received $30'000. Enjoys Harmonica Solos. the homes of her sons She is al- Continued From Page One. ee eC j Ua’ A ‘ C e | hink. aS ae ske and $25.000 from Web> One day last week she heard‘ ways cheerful, and the failing of her cPOS hone are taken sate custeds last if A ie to , ineering the deal. Logan | ome harmonica solos broadcast eyes has served to sharpen her other epee SE | s | y area e - " 7 B he omy ape , rt -~hich struck her fancy. and she was faculties. She says she does not Mining operations throughout the ‘ Wh man _ 1ces worth options, prior | especially leased to hear the ma- look forward to her next birthday. we rob >: m than “a sf on the holdings Sel Webb | Pv bh: wits Ruhr have reached 85 per cent of) i} a if ore 3 horse Because | man ean think. | Rusticana” and ‘“‘I'Pagliacci’ last not to anticipate too far ahead * » received re ste m vari- | Tuesday rece d ques from 4 want , j 1. Y # nlite : he ' ‘ ; — SS es ——— rn =e ae 1 1ines for 10.015 empty coal cars, . é if 4 on to the money given | gs en eg a The | B ite Thursday—Friday—Saturday— We offer a lim- | have a gold mine within your ‘ b> - Logan stated. he ave |: rem : 50.000 Tig | to negotiate the sale of the housing to load the day's production. . . ‘ | a gave it to Hawkins for $150.00 : ited number of sample suites at worth-while savings. | self—in your-mind. Dig owt the . ‘ ‘ Broyles was) rmal demand is 22,000. ®man named Barnes for | ow holdings, he said, were sold to | trust. Sacks sald of Bormat ban | . ; Sarranging the deal. /\trawkins for $150,000, and he had| ‘working for him at that time but; The German mine owners have ' On every floor there are excellent suites of which | ore by thmking. previously had testified he|taken four notes for the amount. | 45 not his secretary. } promised the Ruhr miners full pay || we have only one or two of a pattern, and these will be Dont forget that thmking is ef | sold . Sacks staied Broyles now is iN/|jin case of a strike or a shutdown | jf . : : : . their interests in the Webb a Former Minister. ‘ ; elosed out. yust AA they are—irrespective of former | no use unless it w harnessed to Sacks for $100,000 each, | stated he still is a member| 2°. Tex. He is said to be manag-| forced by circumstances. ; a checks for those FR ns advisory board, but his con- 4 in& an oil pipe line rupee 4 there,| Meat has increased 60 per cent in| prices. | action, to work. Serem Sacks. A few days) the company would /|*" * price. : | : =e; _nection, with P d, Sacks persuaded |:erminate Feb. 1 Webb formerly er min the company. He was a Baptist minister. SUN AT SEN ISSUES CALL FOR WM. DU GGAN 1 — a gun without aiming. | hed the $100,000 check’ Wawkins and A. A. Schieb, vice-| | ) | , you beth thinking and > ‘ f s again became a mem-/| president of the Hawkins company. POLITICAL HARMONY IN saul | % 5 | vaste? Are you aiming‘! bis splendid flavor: deli- ‘company. He stated he were elected trustees at an advisory UNION MARKET ACW 2 } Ba ib Every busmess is started on sav- 35-4 Charlies E. Logan re-!'hboard meeting here Tuesday. Webb Will Sail Saturday From Shangha | &- + cre Gye iy $51 000 from Sacks for ar-! presided. for Canton to Resume Control of | | BREAKFAST SPECIALS | > Be SO Bis Pe et ea x | ing, on capital. s . J sale of the company tn Ed Hall. former Texas (“ommis- Affairs. | sy a. , A . ; e ah + a4 ax tye | negie got his start un " | sioner of Insurance, testified the) By the SEY gts. . | Swift's Premlum ; 2, =% 1S ' Bey, phen xy) | ) lionairedom omen he had . Missouri without} SHANG an. 25.—Sun fat- ID, | ’ >i? | C F | to St. sompany moved to Missot | | 3 p=; . YS Cage F | saved enough to buy ten shares Ps » > tare - Louis. price, se Sen, who sails Saturday for canton | Home-Bolled Ham acquired a half in-/| permission from the Texas Depart-| {ope ' ‘ wus ' troi of atfairs there, concern the United ment of Banking and Insurance,;to resume con w ft’ | from which he was ousted last June, ‘Ss i s Premium ay, pyre itd moved to St. Louis | which supervises such concerns. , JC : blishing headquarters | A. A. Cocke, who filed a damage | issued a manifesto today to the vari-| Sliced, Ib. at 6 nd Building there, pur-/ suit for $1,000,000 against the com- | ous political factions,of China, call-| Piece Ib. Backs. Webb the nv after selling his interest, | ing on them to sink their differences OOKFI pe ay | “ Rigs Was $500. 900. Sapke|aileging he received only 9209.008 and work for the reunion of their! "owose TELD FARM SAUSAGE, Ib..25 Wy Tapestry Suite Se "announced the sale cf|for holdings worth $1,000,000, testi- | country. es , 3 10¢ eo, rolls soft nte re to the Hawkins Home | fied yesterday that he and Webb; Sun reiterated his condemnation of . TON SAUSAGE This three-piece tapestry suite is a conspicuous value. tissue. €o. of Portland, Ind.. on | purchased the original emg, 4 1500. | the ine en ae parliament as un- | FRESH. "PORK | ; TENDERLOIN. N. &...... | There are about ten other living-room suites, made up in ! R Die || i iictmores tom St tosis ie explained the aitterence beixeen, ——— Sa | Tay ME RAW Ha SPECIE, sor" f| t4pestry, which are to be sold just as they are—no tap- Om ‘g na. this eats me * | his original $11,500 investment and | Somethin se New—Usinger's@ 1 estry suites will be made up to order at these low priccs. ; ' $1,000,000. value he now claims! 4 ___ ‘Stuffed Pig H | ny de meragpee dilator Ren. " He said | \ \¢ | Another New One. Usinger’s Satsage Three pieces illust¥ated are made with loose spring Webb testified the sale was the ‘potential value. —s ¥ i tO the Hawkins company: hee working now on a mausoleum | nee ees nee Bene = 1 eushion seats and spring edges. They are covered in ie pore with many ‘ - ion § Hawkins. the! project and organizing a $2,500,000 Wieners Have Ne furters a | quality ta re aes ae te Usinger’s Genaine Milwaukee trimmed with tassels. A $280 value; ‘ing spent’ their money fool- d to buy the @bulld-| banking system. | > B h H , had | — | Sraunschwelger | 1 Sete previously had | ecaines vo Discuse Reported | BRCLUSEVC 2. |) canscce ree aacceace ff these three pieces now..2...seeeenes TD 55) ishly! Thimk. Work. Save. ie had advised the com-. “Introduction Fee.” 3 | Usinger’s Kosher Style Sausages r ’ bi ell the building. The cdém- | William Sacks last night declined | | Try Our Kalter Aufschnitt, Composed of | zen : inst: cted, it has been |to discuss the statement made by 4 | —— * Famots Specialties. | | You 4 fo. rep! h — “. .25e || | am re PACK ANE TEAS. Boe | : F . - - | _ sosees Se Pert ee Oe BRAND | sc + Sateen : | : .: a i} «made almost entirely \ | toe, snes mak: | i wit EACH PUR or ‘ol "A POUND | effect, decorated with ; j ° ; i | EGP ERRRE five pieces, marked down. . Se ge ree WO nn ceccveenrereseeses sme rene etek ai P i hp “Lb ,. Lb. 7 — i
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City. Circulation of the Daily r POST; DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily. Globe-Democrat and the Times ae, ms THURSD. FANTARY a - AMERICAN HISTORY FOR CHILDREN Although War Was Never Declared Much Fighting Took Place Between French and American Sailors. _ . » : © a Re Sse : , . yj , ' ’ - a ‘ The French People Cut Off Their King’s Head By HENDRIK VAN LOON Author of * “The Story of Mankind.’ The second President of the United States was John Adams. He was elected by the Federal party and took the oath of office im the year 1797. Thomas Jefferson wad Vice President. During this administration, thé United States was brought to the verge of war with France. Im fact, although no formal declaration of War was ever made, a great deal of actual fighting took place. and many young Freach and American sailors were killed. In 1798, the French had cut off the head of King Lowis XVI and the great French Revolution had begun. At once, one-half of Europe, including England, had taken up arms against France. As that country Had been our ally in our Revolution. a great many Americans thought we ought to do all we could to help her out of her own difficulties. But Washington, realizing what 4 fatal mistake it would be for the infant republic to rush into a European war before it had learned how to stand firmly upon its own independent feet, issued a proclamation of neutrality. “Now, according to our treaty with France (‘made years before. when we needed her help) America had promised to assist her ' former ally whemever she was attacked, and when the French people saw that we were not going to keep our word, they were very angry. They were supported by our own Republicans. who accused Hamilton and Washingtow and al! other Federalists (who were trying to keep the country ouf of war) of beimg pro-British. To make things worse, America in 1795 had signed a treaty with When, therefore, a new American Minister, Charles C. arrived in Paris, the French Government refused to receive him, and told him he had better hurry back home, as for- eiguers were not allowed in Paris without a written permission z= waited in Paris to see what the Freneh Government » would actually do, and the French Government, after two month's . wy, sent his exceli¢ney an official notiee that unless he left im- itely, be would be arrested and thrown into jail. There was it excitement in Amgrica when Mr. Pinckney came back to , Many people wanted to declare war on France im- ‘ to wipe out this ‘unwarranted insult to an American Minister. Cooler heads prevailed, however, and Adams sent Pinek- ney back to Paris with John Marshal! and a Republican named Gerry. Meanwhile, m order to be ready for whatever might hap- pen, a Department of the Navy was created in 1798, and three new already under construction, were completed. They were © the “United States,”’ the ‘‘Constitution”’ and the ‘‘Congtellation.’ » Sand they were the first ships of the new United States navy. (Te Be Comtinuecd. ) = who clip and preserve these articles wil! have a splendid collec- of historical facts. Valwable for reference or for supplementing study of histery by children. » « ” -_ —— "a aa RTT oe . GIFTS THAT LAST Harald QR Give the Eyes a Chance to be Glad ISIT our Optical Department, see the splendid equipment ff thorough examination and careful workmanship. Have our expert optometrists make an eye test for vou. Ne charge is made for this cramination. It is @ courtesy extended to you and you -@re wader no obligation whatever. Library Frames iC ae > Shelitexr Frames OPA agent ATM es Be Handsome iigh' tex Frames for e:ither eveciasses or epex, with Terke lenses... "Extra fre fnished Libdrary weight 3S! FPreames, Ringed joints, with rst - $5.00 | Our expert optometrists examine rour eyes. write the prescrip- tion and supervise the grinding of the lenses, thus insuring absolute @ecuracy. Aa de tiny eRe, FRIDAY SPECIAL £8 pg amg a eo Soc Lb. SALESMAN DIES, PRESUMABLY FROM AN OVERDOSE OF DRUG J. BR. Fite Found Unconsciogs at Ho- tel—Said to Have Wife and Child in Laéttle Rock. John B. Fite. = ; at Hote! Claridge. died’ last a’ the ~tt hosp ta drug poisoning from Memphis, Ter ind had been th ree Wee xs azo ds house as evening presumaPbiy from He had registered , 7 — . - ° employed here u by a wholesale ¢ry £0 ears old,.a guest CS aiieesii. but was discharbed on sus- | picion of being a drug addict. Fite was found in a stupor in his | room lagt Friday and sent te the hos- pital. A bottle that had contained chioreform wes found under his pil-) low at the hotel. At the hespital it was said that he was suffering from an overdose of a drug and did not regain consciousness. Eite is said te have a wife and i4 living in Little Roek, Arék&., and sister Mrs. B. F. Barksdale, at infle “wer, Miss. A Coroner's inquest be held we oh ~~ a St v- BRITISH oo FOR POLICY ernment: toe adopt a policy of defi- inite diplomatic intervention, with | OF INTERVENTION IN RUWR the co-cperation of the United States” ' ff possi bie. By the Associat@i Press. The manifesto strongly advocates | LONDON, Jan. 25.—A feint_meet-/ the evacustion-of the Ruhr > te iz of the general council ef the | 274 reference of the question to t me goers and” the na. {| easue of Nations and withdrawalt] ser ~~ ca ney ef the Franco-Belgian troops pend- tilenmal executive of the Labor party ; ing the league's inquiry. has issved a manifesto condemning It algo appeals to the Govern- the Governm@nt policy of tnactivity | ments of the Little Entente. espe- C ASTLE HA OLIVE AT 29th °F. TWO ORCHESTRA Ere Sagday Aftermeen ard eF Therein. BPatur¢ay and Sunda; a Deck’s Dixie Jazz Band and) Tonight . Castile 2.¢ Orchestra) cay By Ted Jansen! Jazz Bao? ond , | ; . 7 " , on * ' 7 *, ’ * - “* 4 te, * a The Eatire Second Ficor Has Been Devoted to This Amazing Sale In All the New Effects, Every One a New and Shown for the First Time New High-Grade Models $29.75, $35 and $39.75 DRESS SALON ENTIRE SECOND _— > = ~- - .~ ee a re Approved Style, Tomorrow at 9 A. we the great thre of women come pou ing in tomorrow, they we see a sight seldom, if evel witnessed before — tho sands of high-grade desit able fresh Dresses, inciaé ing new advance Spra models — and all at price. The most nepodion Dresses ever offered at a price 20 sensationally low. The re = ; mn fp my nie : mh Ma 4 , Riek eee rer sh ir ho Silt ilk ec atl dn ed
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. : . * ete P a . im” r ‘a te wT * we : ey . h o > % 5 , THURSDAY. © JANTARY 285;°R999? ak TLE HALL i'm AT 29th S&T. ORCHESTRAS : Rand and) ronignt Orchestra aes Sian” Sun} vm Band and »“aturday Nighe | Orchestra ¢ Sunday Matinee. every Toeesday and Friday Five.§ © - . ad @ tirernestvra are a) corps a) . finiy epring fleer weet of New som: y St. Louis evening i ss news service. ttering dent ving =~ 4 ll. . N : cs es — Ml Viltititly Uf ~ MGM lew Styles r Spring wat 9 A. M. the great throng omen come pour- iorrow, they will - seldom, if ever, before — thou- | high-grade desir-— Dresses, includ- advance Spring und all at one narvelous Dresses ed at a price so ly low. The re- er four weeks of paration. Hundreds of “Different _ Z. ) Styles ‘le tat, + ~ ee ; - a ea w r a | Ee Ba fe + . ae ak > - ~ ie a ee Ceca Lee AT. 25, 1923. ;. ~~ & 2 « re. " " y vn The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. —_ STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ; lY Shir . Liney ub feller ; 4 )/7) Announce—Beginning Friday Morning at 9 o’Clock — ~ ONE-DAY SALE~ BEFORE STOCK-TAKING UR customers are urged to be: here early tomorrow morning in order to secure the full advantages this selling occasion presents. ”~ Fivery department is taking groups of merchandise and placing a selling price on them which will insure their quick disposal. @In many instances the reductions are so great as to in- dicate a total disregard of values on our part. Small lots and odds and ends, in particular, have been treated in this manner. @ Quite naturally, the details of this event are too numer- ous to attempt to publish. To describe the merchandise and state prices of the very small lots—and there. are perhaps a thousand of such lots—would arouse a demand far beyond our ability to supply. @We are merely promising, therefore, exceptional val- ues to those who will be in early attendance. In all de- partments, merchandise plainly marked with the One- Day Sale tieket will bear priceSthat you will quickly rec- ognize as being exceptionally low. @ Every department.in the store participates in this oc- casion. You will be able to buy a Fur Coat ata ridiculous- ly low price; Dresses in the Costume Room at redyctions that are amazing; Shoes in the Downstairs Store at . prices so trivial as ‘o make the transaction appear ridic- ulous, and, of course, better Shoes upstairs at decided price cuts. f : WG aa / j i S . —_— 7 : sl oF ¥ . a aoe ‘4 ~ # urn > i ye a) = rm = am —_ _ \ = P ~ ad ~*~ - - . L 5 - _ i | Se Oe ewe ee BR PE Ly OT eae Ses a SR AAR -- wo ow ieee oi > 2 une! “ -
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ae a a + - Padi P : : “s ie a "tx a ® 4 eae a we ee ey - ? 2 » » 7 ’ = FF 2-= x > rao 7 - , —_ j fer a é ; : 4 es nr \ ae _ a ¥ L’ a a @ is ee N i pit " 6 32 fos q 7 > i ; . ee # The City Circulation Of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ——S—S— == —— oe Times Combined. oem @ = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -TURRS HIS BUSINESS OVER TO FIVE EXECUTIVES eee Br Ge Associ ted Press t NEW YORK. Jan. 25.—1!. Heller. Thead of 1. Helter & to. dress manu facturers. announced today he had ~ turned over bis business to the five executives who heiped him to de- .velep it and that a plan wes under way to have te “irm’s 65 emplores Sehare in the profits. Heller will act es advicer. The five men benefited will pay for their controiling tmrer- Best out of the profits of the busi @ nees —_—_—_—_ —_—_— my Phonograph w Mh Steel Needle Dosens of the late popular ® hits. vocal and instrumental 3 —rto-inch size, music on both for ome Record— s nS aay four selections, s gy §r. 8 Jis! in— B The two newest fox trots record Other Big Hits of Sweethearts (Waltz) A Kiss im the Dark (Waltr) eae Bear Blwes (Fox Trot) -a-Deodle-Doo (Fox Tret) Witheut a Frame of the Workd el — ne {HELLRUNG x GRIMM Have You a Little ‘‘Eden' Aé@éam and Eve. perhaps dn their laundry bilis were rec Dut ererr home tedar shovuvid | Eleetric Washer fos it takes t Monday. and makes the fa ™ An “Eden” wlll be semt » Ou phone, Olive. 73°96 or Centra Electric ‘Store » Hours: Dailv. FOR A FEW CENTS a oe tk i i A ee St x 5 oe nas . car 4 7 es "2 ~ — . ith ven . _ sizes; 9 fe 52S in Your Home? Shop—Baseme:' al Saturday, 9 to 6 Worth-While Savings in This Sale of Used Talking Machines Only im the Quick Service Branch—Basement —There is no reason why you cannot own a good Talking Machine when prices so lew as these are offered. Every machine in this sale is in perfert mechanical con- dition and mav. b terms if desired. e puTre net ae imerai » * + , ‘ Mart UL On Make Fimish Style Price Pooley Mahogany Pooley . Mahogany $160.00 Pooley Mabog2ny $225.00 Pooley Mahogany $145.00 Harmegraph Makogaay $150.00 Warmogrash Walast $ 45.00 Harmegranh Mabogany $ 45.00 Harmecraph Oak $200.00 Harmograph ~ Walaut $ 55.00 Warmograph Mahogany $ 55.00 Marmegraph Oak $100.00 LaBelle Mabogany $100.00 Larkaiose Mabogaay $100.00 Vardervoort Makorany $150.00 ” Upright Upright $75.00 , $142.58 $120.00 | $168.75 $ 95.00 $ 90.00 $ 30.00 $ 30.00 $150.00 $ 40.00 $ 40.00. $ 33.00 | $ 50.00 $40.90) Upright Consele Gan sole Upngat Urngnt Upright Upright Upright Upngnt Upngat Upright Upright Figo; Samples —and other well-known makes. Sale Only in ae be Quick Serv End-of-the-Month Specials From the Notion Shop Cleo Single Mesh Hair Nets 6 for 35c LOSELY and well made of real hair. ful! best quality and perfectly made; all colors except white or cray: both eap : i fring re style. Regular price. $1 a dozen. Shinola Shoe Polish, a colors. limit of 3 te custo- er: regular 0c box. Spe cial, the box 5c Best Brass Pins, a paper 5c Pins. assorted the 5c Best grade Safety Pins. & paper : Sc Vanta Tyastiess Tape fer lingerie: also fer in- fants" and children’s clethes. the piece We White and Colered (ro- ehet Cotton, highest grade. 125 vards to the bal! 6 balls for 38c Safety sizes up te 3 inches. Lugen Bead Strings, as sorted colers. 62 - ineh lengths. each 15¢ Black. white. solid and variegated edlers of Rick- Rack Braid, mercerized. meditm Sizes, 3yard pieces. The pinee 10¢ and l5c La rn Bilas Fold Tape. beautiful qualities, 4+-yard pieces; all the new colors: good widths. The piece . 122.0 te Lawn and Cam- wie Bias Fold Tape, good qualines, marrow and wide widths. Nos 3 to &. 6-rard pieces. Netien Shop—F'rst Ficer. A a The piece 10e Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month, Payable March 1st. The Government of the Union of ath has appointed the Ask Mr. Foster gr formation Service as is representative § Uiuited States for supplying information ing travet_and ether subjects ef inte th Africe. Mr. Posters Service is free ¥ 4 ¥ Olive: omnes Lecust From Ninth io 9 —o es s (ray Dicausille jere Ki ngs a 7 Princes Pi 2 Everybodys wearing te re stretch of bive sea vackgrou nd. Pulses $4.5 Necx Wear Shopv—F rs" allv where whi 7 * + A Gleamung Torch amber giow. is tl ed by ome o TORCHIER LA} pretty —wWith a soft effect predu decoratire wrth mica shad and tiqve gold and blue base he sefiest kind of a igh: er Ball table. And o buffet Tubable Silks CHECKED ANT STRIPED SLLKA. BROADCLOTH, 32 wide. is mest cerrect for men's siirts. Womens Blowses or Sur Ter washabe dresses stripes. "Pec . ™—rerr » « 4 P ~~ - ?7 — = ca nc" s a “Recs sR, *c.. 1m @ variety ef celors. $7.75 and $2.45 per vard Sk Piaza—Secc . — on a fod “>? ae ‘ 100 hat ious Bites s Yeurs fog oniy 6%qa pound Candy Birst Fleor ~—_— — = — Spring Flowers Are Here! of deers, but in the Fiera! Shep: Snare dragons, migmonetie. joengt is. white and yellew rarcissu= sweet pees, viclet# ahd other =u: Filewers. in gary and charmin rofusion. Seme of the bulbous Piants are ready. toc. such as tulips. No flowers seem s0 fresh and iovely as the Spring Flowers. luncheon and dir- ner tabie decorations. No Flowr- ers are so fliled with sentiment for sending to one’s friends Ficral Shep—Basemen. . ~ > ~ -_ /~» © ws we for 7 Woven of Dreams — Were manr ef the old Rag Rugs cf former years, when the cusy housewife wove with swift “Singers ber favorite patterns perhaps mot sco romantic togar. nut fully as artistic are the little Rag Rugs we offer at ridicuious- iy low figures: of bright assor"- ed hit-aned-mise colered rags. Sise 27xz54-in.. 3c each: 18x36- in. 45c each. * Rug Shoo—Feurth Fleer. ° a ¥ Like a Winter's Sky high stemmed frutt bewis. candlesticks. powder bores and ether fancy nevelties: from f1 te $2.25. Giaerwere Pop—PFeaerth Fioer ~ ee ‘a, tops late ahh # oT a ‘\ 1. S* => LaStTS 2 — Month-End Sale of Women’s Dresses «*] iUS| ial Va "ERY w 62. lues are represented by these davtrme Frocks of Canton and satin erepe, crepe de chine, matelasse and « ther popular fabrics. m eoat models, blouse effects and other stvles adapted to all figures: Spring P | COLORS brown and navy, etticoats At $3.4 OOD looking Petticoats of habutai silk with scalloped, eontra % 3 pieated, sian tm eet ee ing if ;*e° 338 le +; * is : \ aiues many wanted dart ruffle edged with Per- Sting color: these skirts ime shades, and at the price. Excellent Month-End Vaiues in Women’s Silk Hosiery ia $1 45 A5 We > full . fash wwii Hose wifh | soles and + > * , and Diac Silk — eior vertical stripes. 1 Diack anc cercdevan. ead Toinu 4 N assortment of eluded are DeOKS splendid books for gir!s and bers. t. each Boox Shbop—sS§ umes, some siightir of fietion, history. First Fileer Sale of Books '__95e Each In- travels and While the assortmen? 2c Sol ied. izxth Fioeoer to be sure,” Silk Gloves ) Reduced “~ 7 c a 1? . & _—a* — ziove Shop — Remarkable Month-End Reductions in Women’s Gloves Kid Gloves Regularly Up to 35c $37.00. Reduced to. Odds and ends of Kid Gloves taken from our regular steck, mended, soiled or mnssed-: net all sizes im all stvies. First F"ecer. Items for the Basket Ball Player BASEET ! BALL season is full swing. oe Scene t game and one of the few that ean be made to adapt itself te - the meeds of the players. The team or individual in new of basket ball supplies will do well to step im and etamine eur steck before making 2 se- leetion. Basket Bails. hand: sewn cowhide $6.00 to $12.00 Knee Pants. per pair. $1.30 to $1. 85+ We and We Basket Ball Guide ‘25c Footless pair : « ae shes Sporting Geeds Sher Pree Peer. LAL eT — Ee: tm - — —— — Month- End Sales Bring Worth- While Saving Opportunities Frid TTL i wer No fees. a A Trig Spring S - In Smart Twill Cord, Will Solve Many the woman who is wondering just do about eary Spring costumes, why one of our handsome two-piece tailleurs, ¥ the new short tucket coat and wrappy § The one sketched is of navy twill cord, vere tinetive and modish, and can be purchased # faney blouse, giving the three piece effect” Wemen's Suit Skhop—Third Fleer P. S.—Other two and three piece Suitsin dark oa ors from $339.75 to $195. * ca Price $65.00 " > : Cold, Weather ts kena for Many Days % Fur Coats Now oiling rom D5; BBE Mo Dies our fuxuri ous wrappy fF ur Ceats and sport | ~ S and even lower mm) > many imstances. To the woman whe dreams of ; A= modeis mr the popular skins are now offe at from 25% to 334. furs, new is the time to secure your cher wish at a great sav ing. Smaller furs. too. are all 2 substantially reduced. Do not delay until the ope pertumitr is past. Fur Sbhep—tTtird F'icoer ie “3 i*m ke 0 Sale of Sweaters: At $4.95 to » $29 75 TYLISH silk sip-on Sweaters. woo! slip-on 5 rou af: silk coat Sweaters and woo! coat Sweaters, all from our regular steck of higher priced , im Broken Imes of sizes, are now offered at ‘reductions. This is a splendid to save on the Sweaters you will need for Spring and § Sweater Ste p—Third Flecr. « cn mph obndndannaaden tana ee Sterm <9: lar. full —— Sizes 3 te fT. cleara nce. ~ re and $7 wool mit- Si-inch Dress Ging- - im .vnesat small
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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. . 2 a J (Main dampens ) (Main Fleer—Nagents.) | (Main Fisee—Negenta) | ene en ae ee i St Ss NEY ~ ~N** eo ee oe . ‘ * “ Sth ~ oS eres Vee | 28c Hair ) f = t="||Sale of ieoale Smith “a (Main Floor.) Hour i=. 5D boos ieee ter R =a root Axminster Rugs $ Y; ’ A splendid assortment of seamless high pile Axminster ——— x Rugs, woven of wool yarns into a strong back. Beautiful patteris and color combinations se atietesamaanlal —— aoe 4 NNT — + Of fine quality assorted Japan- Pins. about ount Floor.) 19c ._Marcel vs = ear Seamless Velvet Rugs 4: aving 9x12-foot size. very Irons, 10c heavy seamless Rues, , Chinese, Persian and / Py - “prong styrie, Oriental designs. Color- f | hn hardwood ings of blue, rose. tan i | . ; andies. and brow. Ends fri - E en (Main Floor.) ed ' - ~ a ‘as $48.30 |} am RENE SSSA ————_ TY) eo eee $5 Traveling Bags |’ Well made of best Ss 45 . — Rich Axminster Rugs In this lot. America’s most popular fleor fabd- ric, you will find a most marvelous assortment of colorings and designs. lock and lift catecbes: Size 9x12-ft. Seamless leatherette lined, with inside pocket. Extra $59.6 “ special . | $12.00 Traveling Bags . cowhitad Bec. 9x12-Ft. co Seactainsieeaaie full-teathée Itn ¥) Brussels Rugs with three inside pockets. 8 Extra especial Geod quality, in- pleas- aia ing patterns and oolor gcombinat long: made with the loop nap. $23.90 $25 Axminster Rugs 500 Velvet Rugs © SeamlessVeivet Rugs ra 6x$-foot seamless Rugs; Size 27x54 inches: Ori- | Rich loo! :*g %7%x9-foot ain Floor.) small allover and Oriental ental and asmall allover | Rugs, silky ni .«, Oriental and 39c Sani- a sa 4 5 designs, small 7 tary — 7 splendid allover $ 2 5 Aprons, 25c pct as quality designs., Seamless Brussels 6x9-Foot Smith’s Rugs Velvet Rugs x quality cowhide (second cut). good pppor™ 5c Snap % % +l ,? | Ae ea Fasteners, ; g | , G 3 Cards 5 ; ) Overcoats ; | | Sa) Se Formerly $ 85 Jeacceul| Res lendid ; a A“ 9 e . | tener : A I sizes O7x54 - i REP ES Es 89 yo) } | , : Priced Y aa a aig Rugs a beautiful pat- a %, J | - erne an colorings. PS i> 6 : | g $19.50 + | 5e Pearl ae mec iZes | ) | to 35.00 } Buttons, $3.95 hy 3 Cards 10c RES ANN Siw Friday in HOUSEWARES! POVSB fA te Fish-eye -style ie innws and ¢ jj 3 ie | f : . 2 on Overcoats : | | collar, full lined, belted Sizes 3 tov. all reduced sits =a ; Si: + eX eet; exceller ; crepe, chiffon velvets, Georgette, taffetas and Poiret nag tear es it | | Closely woven, durable Rugs ; . , , Te os ilendid patterns sz mong you will find very practical twill in new basque models, bouffant effects, cireu- 59c_ Unde Rugs; sple af pm small rooms. The Os ’ : a, ; w , t 3 ‘olori S pat lar sgirts, straightlinet and pleated models. All | ee yer, ma. > e 4 patterns $ si sc ) tac hed, j ; wanted colors. Sizes 14 to 46. Sell-mase gar. able color- (Second Fleor—Nugents.) ments. quali-y.. ings.. (Main Floor.) : a _ (Bargein ‘Base men t—Nugents.) Wool Sweaters Excellent models for tm- m e diate, as well as Spring wear, in dark and fancy color- ings: snappy q styles for — es YS ae : “N ~ Os SNE Vey 75c to $1.25 Neckwear ] An assortment of fine Neckwear, consisting of vestees, lace collars and collar 50c and cuff sets in various designs (Main Floor—Nugents.) & Men’s 5c Handkerchiefs Men's cam bric Handker- and neatly oroidered. chiefs, finished neat with %-inch hemstitched 3 5c C hem; dozen.. (Main Flieer—Nugents. ) SRR SWAY 40c Pillowcases $1.50 Sheets Six$0-inch seamless Sheets, 42x36 inch sundae vat bleached cases; ) Qc excel- & ! 5 no starch: each lent quality (Third Fileor—Nugents.) ea GOOD GLOVES | At Very Low Prices $4.50 Y, g-Laney Napkins 1: 75c and $1 Mended 21%x212;-in. fine quality half. 75c Linén Towels and $1 cane may eptany vg oer eee. 18x36-inch fine quality Gloves atterna; dozen | $2 95 hemstitched Huck 59 Men's and women's chamoisette $6 All-Linen Napkins Towels, each C and fabric Gloves, also women's kid Gloves, P¢ lasp, in black 49¢ "Ox? O-in P ire’ line Napk ns, 29c Toweling half-linen Towel- and colors. in big Var i cular designs $1.50 and $2 Mended quality: dos $4.95 17-inch -20c $9 Bed d Springs 39c Toweling oTiEt ede brated Kaltied wire Womer s batiste Har \dkerchiefs, plain or combination co Pia: also prit tos it 3 Ee 15c & 19c Handkerchiefs | aaa a — es Sit f a BEDS AND BEDDING me gpa Mattresses . $3 and $3.25 Sample com ‘on Cotton Blankets, Pr. In plaide and broken plaida. and full size Blankets, overcast ends .. ke ; $2. 49 $4.50 and $4.95 Blankets $3.25 Crochet Spreads ®& and full size soft, woolly finish Full - sized crochet scalloped Biankets in plaids and broken Spreads of heavy woven de- $2 65 tooateny D Days of "sli g Discount! / Por Coats and sport (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) See are now offered : White Domet Flannel fo and even lower in Se stati,” white oman who dreams of oe & 1 5c ecure your cherished aller furs. too. are all i eherwatn Bascment—Nugests.) 20t delay until the op- SPREADS ‘Odd Lots to Be Closed Out Friday $1.95 Crochet Spreads aw 64x84-in. Spreads for gitgle and twin beds, with hemmed BLANKETS $2.19 Cotton Blankets 565x72-inch Blankets, with fancy “ ped overcast Pain t s—E: grade, al! colors, at ae erie revolving $ | ‘ »| r ’ 2 : ry h , | e Men's cape Gloves with plain or ; &x18-i nerce! ~— Na pins, fine qual ily etitched backs. worrmer s cape and ~ , = 4 BFfEO! tmen i pa ert . ’ : “ ™ or kid Gloves jin several colora alJ emimed, ready use mended and should give pe 7 ing} , pears - a A a 89¢ $1.25 Damask 17-inch all-linen Toweling, non “sag sts le 7 a - a effects; slightly $3. 95 digne, cut corneas . good wear with red and blue soiled $5.50 Crochet Bed Sets Gloves $1 Napkins ing with blue border, 2.75 Chamber Pails — Of firet quality, ali-white enameiware. with 1.00 12- 70-in. fine quaTity mercerize PRP EN Yh 28 29 : _ 00 Button — nask, in aa” einer’ men border, firmly wov®n. C . eee $6. 50, $7. 50 re $7. 95 4 Floor. i ee — ancy Outing Flannel q- h Outing Flan- , in white grounds: 1 5c fancy stripes checks _(Barente Basement—Nugents.) Chamoisette Gloves Good washable chamoisette. 12-button length Giove: come ! brown, gray and bieack; a 55¢ broken assortinent of sizes 50 16-Button "$3. 25 ‘Linen PEs ex ra fir e Gualhits nes Damask in apot and $2 45 $7.50 Sanitary Couches 90c Towels 4x6 all-angile steel frame Couches; 18x36-inch hems titched aram ahhe ith reinforced non-sag Towels in an assort- epring; Pushy and durable; $6 40 ° . Blankets, , %. and ful! size sample Blankets in plaids, broken pialds and white, fine Woo! mixed; slightly $5. 00 solled Full-sized scalloped cut corner Spread and separate Roll Cover to match ment of borders gold AR sh enamel lids $6.50 and $7.50 Sample $8.50 and $9 Sample §$preads Blankets atk tae ae Extra heavy and warm Biankets in dark and light plaids, with bound ends $14.50 Sample Blankets Tablecloth 4 me cag arg MS R9c Bath Towels $11.50 Steel Beds ed Cloths, hemmed, read , ; ' pial : $3. 45 27x50-in. fine quality Tow- Three-quarter or full size Beds Silk and Wool Hose Chamoisette Gloves ~ Good guality imported wasebh- black silk abie chamolsette suede finish "weol Hose: ex- Gioves, well made; come in gra) Weight: also brown, white, and a few $] 00 $12.50 Marseilles Bed ~ Sets 88x98-in. Bed Sets, scalloped, cut corner and separate Roll Cover $9 95 $24. 75 Table Sets els, made of double and strong, white, gold or $9.40 Women’ s $1 95 Cape to match, ia an assort- $19. 00 75c¢ Bath Towels f patterns. 20x27-inch Pillows, extra well All-pure woo! Biankets tn black 2 clasp style, plain or embroider- Silver bieached hemstitched ad bl borders an sue por (Third Floor—Nugents.) for ure "inch continuous post styie. rigid I Consisting of 7OXT 0-in. Cloth thread Tefry cloth — 69c oxidized finish silk and silk 1 colors with 1 dozen 20x9 -in. Napkins . | Gl $5.50 Feather Pillows oves a Made of double thread Good quality cape Gloves, 1 and $12. 50 Table Sets Terrv cloth with red filled with mixed sanitary feathers, and white. red and biack, helio. * ~—59¢ covered with fine quality $4. 35 rose, and biuve piaids, $10 95 ef backs, in shades of tan $I 25 Sets, 56x72-in. Cloths, $8. 75 and brown ' S qt with 6 Napkinge to match 0 (Main Wisssicitesieaens (Main Fioor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nuagents.) | ticking: pair with bound ends...... va (Third Floer—Nugents.) Third Floor—Nugents.) 4 All-Wool Flannel Middies | Girls’ $3.9 95 to o $4. 95 Dre Drésses Girls’ Middies, silk braid trim- New med, emblem various ae Sea on sleeve, an- chor buttons. $3. a5 An ¢xcellent selection of Sizes 6 to 22.... aiso ree ae ag N ts. 42 nen double f (Second Fioor—Nugents.) ont: ‘A 9c pT es ae vai ves, choice _ BA RCAIN BASEMENT 500 new Dresses which just arrived will be placed on sale for the first time Friday, only the newest and most up-to-the-minute models in the lot. Included are many models of the new Taffeta = ain Basement—Nugents.) en’s 35c Hose Mercerized lisle black and col- __— Irreg- 1 Oc ) (Ba 3 Basement—Nugents.) band 50c Sample Vests "2 sample = om all first Rty, in pink : bggice and Balance Steer’s Suits & O’coats Ls é‘ han Basement—Nugents.) a 3 0 S it ‘i weaters L “ys Mercerized Damask l $7 95 $10 nd 1? 95 V | 2500 Pairs of Women's ul S 4 v id : sere ‘eal bs) 9 C aw ih ala eo $5 and $5.50 Footwear 214 high-grade wor- 4 $99:25 — Pegupont=Wagsnte.) ae au Included are tongue, sted, cassimere and 4 ce r "Bleached Musi eiioas Crepe and many Sunde. pope o $ Ey) 3 cheviot Suits, in all ia Nesat Sweaters, all taken. § eo S| Alc Combing. as et the latest styles and 4 gher priced merchandise, : 1 Basement—Nugents.) yee mr (Fourth Floor—Nugests.) winter fabrics. w offered at very great — — - Taffetas —~ oyreand to save money YU sached Muslin bene Spring and Summer. ne Bch mill : ta JUST ARRIVED! td Floor. « ’ am et In styles for street An Extra Good Lot of Young wear, business wear, church wear, shop- cherch ws Hartz Mountain Canaries theater - wear, and sport wear, : grt . in all colors. All sizes a for women and misses, 14 to 46. | in Sale of Salt’s Plush Coats Sioa they last, $20 to $35 Values... .- ~- + -----mm ne +++ ¢ 13° Salt’s silk seal plush, Salt’s peco seal plush, Salt’s Salt’s pee seal plush trimmed baby lamb Coats, +4 = pean ge Extra fine sing- ng Canary Birds, nae ee Steer’s $40 O’ coats. while Raglan and conservative styles, -with or without -round belts. aS f/m heavy Genuine Woolnap se, slight mill misweaves, & both ends; tan and white borders. hurian wo with soy f belt, rope belts i in all ei ti Sizes 14 to 46. (Bargata A ane x te Bde a eae Hite 8 sik sri: <= ie jc Ae Sig tas DP RRP A LE the oasiot gid cetera asia?
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, | : “ER - oe : r e ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SCART 2h aay ‘i bet ey ee y cE SUNDAY MGT) HUSBAND WHO SOUGHT *3-YEAR ge on a “three-vrear marital boli- | ‘telling her that at the end of three | 4 | a day.” vesterday, but instead he land- iyears he would come back with a lot # est 14 711 4 or et 7" _— nnn) dance sper aged the &. Lowe = = = — J agrety the Jewish ‘on-T MARITAL HOLIDAY’ LANDS IN JAIL ed in jail. According to affidavits | 0” money and marry her ail ever! | filed by his wife. Auneta May Marsh. legain Mrs. Marsh says she agreed. | it : ¢ Society will »e ~ : ar as to cbtain Relie Wife Becomes Seapicioes, Drops Di- |"* **Plained that he was about to/end even ne geo, 4 Bag Me aie --Harry % He offered to provide her with | vorce action, fled one for separation /y..+h~ —- in both grade and high schools give the girls a majority of more than’ 5008 in the grades’ and 1°@ in high ee ene ated A pretty set on tan Indian Head. sisal for Fre ee er a WE pe : desing” rheumatism. 9 HEMSTIVCay pan St. Jacob's Oil will Cutt Buttons; ease of whit with fine Mi Tit. Wrist Watches Upward From $13.50 CHARGE AcCOoOUNTS SOLICITED SPECIAL TERMS ARRANGED IF DESIRED 819 Lecust 2 ° a ' , a | ‘ : -; > > + z . _ 7°. ~ a - » a = : 5% A dream? Do dreams come : : 672 5.708 . 63 3.355 , rial true? Sometimes. And this can a remier =. oo a am Spec Sale ? be one of the times. Baby Grand Sere i ey Of Women’s ° he exceptior e firs ea - . Y ; ‘a i6-1 more bors are shown to en- ah " The Premier Baby Grand is a $6 y) 5 emer fre grade whiie 2 eee a , Glo 1 es | J pur factory is located im St. Louis} be > : — = : =~ acu ac . " , sides wonderfully empiete ime 2 eS marvel among pianos. Marvel- r Helf Y rohit shave Bi / For Friday and Saturday | ¥ , select mths Your Vines of onal that this bab d that will wo and a cars the explanation given for this cir- et ; | Will be weicomed at all times. gi ous y gran at wi te Pay cumstance br Chief Attendance Of8- CATSER FANCY CHAMOISE"TE GAUNTLETS i KAYSER CHAMOISETTE E SAMETLETS —_ aroun 5p . . . . oon aie i amnion: nit vain 4 ay ee a Looe eS These Premmer facts will gen ebdv.ous ovary. wy sos —im brown. co “u saled t embroi@err on praised by musicians for its a, oe crease in number of girls over bors. Bf pack= These #: eat } é velous value is possible. or ner o nen in r : oft wonderful | +3 ” $1 00 s=. 7 VALUE $1 9 H tone and action. The Premier is the prod- Ho me amr lect samrars ‘sie sat? | ° uct of the largest factory eed elitr tae ancn ne ELBOW-LENGTE ci GLOVES 16-BUTTON-LENET KID GLOVES H l1z7O7 LOCUST £2 " MS = 7 > : im the world making smal! 4 ene 86 weeen OF teat nom a . ? grand pianos exciusively ya ais cine > tien ' Still more marvelous: that vou pe nagar eet. not less than 6@ per | if REGULA ” $4 95 can buy it for only $625—pay for endeatitinealty guarantee of ~. Se ne ee Tae Pe Z ‘ boy and geri are itr schoc! re . it with the money you would Is workmanthip “end ma will po te werk before the girf will The » CLOVE SHOP. Inc. . ~ 2» . terial believe it with- uinm said ether reasons for dis- spend if you didn’t buy it. Yes. ite. telat edt aamaines potas daeeh- ene. atgtaind $21 LOCUST STREET , mear its price. oting the importance. Bbowever o«o you can have a Premier Baby | ck tet died aiitic. emastieds alle van It ts just four feet to cent of the pupils were excused | Grand in your home. You can imches long, occupying eine hata ee ee aa Pas grades and in the high schocis. The popuiation tm St. Leuis of bows and giris cf achool ages. between €6 and 270 vears, as shown br the Board BEd@ucation’s census fer 12913. every five rears, ie noted at bers and %$°.469 giris, tote _- © " ~ Athough the total registretien ast year Wag only @ little mere than 198.000. it is estimated at least 2°. - 50° attend private schools or are at college, and the total SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES REAL STYLE! REAL VALUE! THESE NEW | Oxrorps! COLONIALS! y 20.000. Ma@d@cx pointed to the tp- crease Since 19090 in the number of students finishing high school cout of any 100 starting the first grade Mnishing high school while the Oguree for 182° on the same ment showed an increage to 12: and the naGmber Snishing the eighth grade bed increased from seven in 1980 to 40 im 1920 ah od ee MARGRET a ta Ty i lehsiaied aie AZ next week—I te 10.30 P. M. daily i ie ‘ HE Weraii | Fall is hs ai coy i Sink > é
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Ee TRE RL Oe THURSDAY \ . 1, YT 25. aaanee vse PLAN FOR TERMINAL TD ) ape ae a PLEASE SHOP CAREFULLY=== — | — —_s— Garlands St Lows Lergust-Wemeas Specialty Shay he, Extra heavy, 42x36 end 45x36; each Black patent leather _79¢ large site Vanity Cases 57 Yards Ski 54-inch gray ane watts piali4: yard ee eed Bhoe Polish 2000 Yds.. Rick-Rack White or yards for colors... 400 Yards Devonshire Gingham, 32 tn. wide, % fel yard pieces: yar4d 120 Yds. Fears Qo Heavvr woo! for Friday navy, hea 2 ¥ » ae » Fs a inest Dresses Shoice of the House” means something out of the ordinary - Gar- »land’s, becatise of our long-established custom of providing, all a times, the finest high-type Apparel and widest cae I Liele Garter Flaetic. black or white hace ers Ons V AVENUL~ ance of Sg obtainable, for an exclusive, discriminating clientele. Stock of [ : wcluding the exclustve Fashion creations of Madame Frances and Jeannette and L. B. Vogel Formerly Priced $89.50 to $300.00 ..OHOICE..... a RC I EE Ee RENTER ge Fine «#l!lk fistish: emal!l pat- tern Foulards; yard 102 Aprons Children's - arene Aprons, each ~ 500 Caps for Men's or bor. ell sizes: each aes: ee *-* Shopping Bags And Carry-All Bags; loath erette and corduroy: esch. 250 Caddies For coffee and tea, Or each . , 197 Wash za For ween: : while ther last; each 105 Middy Ski ~ gp io hepenbon IC} 500 Seals Curtain Nets F Men’s - §9c a roar | or boys; obs! - Yard lengiha, 7 quality. each. Women’s §9 t Feit Jullets 300 F. P. ve 19¢ Babies’ santtary Pants; each 300 Pleces Aluminumware While they last, each Biuve Dressel. sites 2 to 6 , each m == = ame tar - ae a ee ee —= 5 ras ed with Exqui- 2 site Artistry in Velvets Fine Cantons Silk Serge adise Velvets ~Poiret Twills Satins Also— Smart Lace Collars and Cuffs Leather rather soles: srna!! sites. Fizes 18 and 1°: Sport Models v Afternoon and Evening Gowns Dresses ——— ——— oe _ $55, 00 to $89.50 Si sig ‘sat S Satin- Faced Cantons | © Roshanara edding Ring Velvet Flat Crepe Friday early for first choice. arta | J idies | WE GIVE AND” SRY tre CAGLE 2800 Skeins ! | | Velvet Ribbon (|; ! NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERV —k§—_— KK SSS 7) Wide widths} yard. . rgey gs Floss; 21 Pillows #9 190 Sheets For babs cribs: | ( &1x20. bleached heavy. embrojdered; special, ea , 180 Yds. Sheeting 48 Tablecloths C White or ics hap age scal~ wie cores, rane oe OSG g wide; special, yard loped border 48 Yards Coating ‘4g 27 27 Yards Suiting). suiting g F A \\-wool, - ahaa JIC on! lr. yar plaid; yar aircie 120 in the lot. . 600 Yards Elastic 800 Yards Elastic 0 2 Yds. C C | 342 Yds. Shirtngs Darning Cotton C C ap a 400 Yards Full nieces and remoua’ in Basement. vard.. 230 Yards” Fiannelette . Oo Cotten Serge C ror mumnon, gts: romeo 127 Beys’ All-wool \welour. a ( Knickers taeseled ends. cai .: oS special, pair. Jumpers Odds and ends of biue den 500: Pleces Graniteware C Hote! .* 250 Wash vendo Bpecial, each C Girle white Middies, sires 6 to 20 years; each Trimmings of | BB Window Shades 29¢ Colorful Embroidery \‘ | HH | HN Ou ,oReaue, for doors and Glittering Beads | \} Hi 169 Shirts or Kolinsky Furs pete ON ee or | 49¢ Lew Shoes 600 Pairs R For women; storm cut; ( high heels . 203 Petticoats. 50¢ all colors; each. each 365 Men's aid Broken sites. with or C without collars; each 60c Lace a VU oy 1% a) ¥} ivi 96 Yards Artzilk - all shades. 3 for seamless discards, each 99¢ Bleached, 54 Inches br orn vg 4'|M 90 Yards —e Shinola Polishers | 50-inch ali-wool, gray C IC a stripe: vard 6 yards 12700 SPOOLS Silk et o's gene new. handsome 1200 Yds. Calicoes = Or Shetitvine 19¢ Grays and bives: plain and etripes: vard . 125 Yards Aseorted colors: yard 20 Neck Scarfs Wool mixtures, al! 610 ine im: most all sizes; each AQ¢ size, each White onir. (500 Middies . 99¢) ' 450 Ermine and Drawers Women’s 4g p cA0 260 pai rs odds and end@s.. Women's Sateen Petticosts: 1500 Player r Rol While the lot iaets, C f e a $ Velvet Velvets Canions Lace Jersey Velvet Paisley Lace Combinations Taffetas Roshanara patterns; cach special, @a | ue —_$— ——— jo Hi] Room size pomenaneai =. 3 9c 209 Boys’ Coveralls 1 5.00 Genuine Skunk Marten $295.00 Genuine Natural Mink eines; remnants; #0 » Stoles ss 66 aa wo ited COR DS DR BULL'S COUGH SYRUP “SPECIAL BARGAINS Special Friday, each. Men's Drawers Sizes G6 to 8 years ouly Closed Out FOR THE WEEK” u 176 oo fe $29.50 to $49.50 Dresses $16.75 to $25.00 Dresses Child’s Creepers Also finest skunk marten—-magnificent large ay THE Below Wholesale Costs 900 ae rrow brand Poiret Twill Serges “FGe Be gs 81 Pajamas" Combinations Yous choice = the cape Stoles or straight Stole effects. iH N Stores so GARLANDS SE 400-11-13 BROADWAY—THRU TO SIXTH ST Four-in-Hand ésinty $ $ () Mens eae * Palemnt, Satins ] 49c e “Congoleum each. In Monday's POST-DISPATCH © - je of fine selected pelts. A rare cae e <a “tif bat} wy Ee é Me Ske Rae a s Ee eee
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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. = WUUIRY AS TO WHY SPRINKLING WOMAN BEATEN BY ROBBER | STOP. CATARRH! OPEN BIDS ARE HIGHER REQUESTED Mrs. Minnie Trotier, +0, of 14034; pee ak tee rai SE ca | wn od bra Rig te ee hn ree a fast Grand avenue, suffered several! | : ee eg are ' on nee NOSTRILS AND HEAD r= oso om on when she fainted, oialond «Gia |he charge that bad failed to Te Terminal Association Fimed $280. | erwards robbed her fiat. When she answered the door bell The Terminal Railroad Association eG img = axitnateiy ' ahs ribs and bruises on the; mond ring valued at $35 and $5 bill pair car couplings properly as re-| Letter Regarding $60 = Mile In- | _. and throat when beaten at 7:45) from a purse, overlooking another quired under. the Federal safety ap- : a F 4 in re ~% ; igh tesa rae Ay > AS er 'S 3 ws a” ole “oes arte! 3s eT; a > Le » a - Fe ‘ear . 2 ; J 2 4 Z . —_ ~ ? =? = : Yay ~ t a + — in > p.* . a. o- = : .* : on Says Cream Applied in Nostriis Relieves Head-Colds at Oncc. If your nostrils are clogged up and vour head is stuffed and vou can't breathe freely because of a co'd or eatarrh, just get a small bottle of Biv’s Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply. a little of this fragrant, axti- septic cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head, soothing and healing the inflamed, swollen mucous membrane and you get instant relief. Ah! How good it feels. Your nos trils are open, veur head is clear, no more hawking, suuffling, blowing; no more headache. dryness or struggling for breath. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what sufferers from head colds and catarrh need. It’s a delight. BEWARE OF DRUGS Juniper Tar : = GIVES QUICK RELIEF For Coughs, - Colds, | Never drug your system to relieve prev@yt colds, grippe or ‘‘Fia.”’ wie age liable to affect the nervous oy @ weaken the heart. Hot medicina] tea is now recom.) by many physicians, because is best for the human system, acts ly*em the bowels and intestines i eliminating the excess poisonous that usually tend te lower) resistance. Just pure, icy herbs from na- millions are now eoahlls SAY. “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin neuritis, and for pain in general. Ac- package tablets ¢| cept only ‘‘Barer’’ package which m. vresterday by a man who aft- $5 bill in the same purse. plianmce act. - : An tnvestigation by the Board Public Service into the reasons wi bids for street he coming year should rage $64 , mile a vear higher ‘ems the cost last year. is requested in the letter which Direct ers Fisk will ADVERTISEMENT. DRINK WATER 10 Spri nk] ling for : vr iof Streets and Sew- lay before the board at 7 ~ - its regular meeting tomorrovyv er suggests that the boa The lett hold a special! meeting Thursdavr. Feb. 1. at 19 a n and that firms which bid on sprinkling contracts be asked to expiain at that time w! the inc is mad Fisk's let? ; ll = & . . : 4, ’ ’ tT ‘ : ail rea I . rea increase iS mac Your Bae k Hurts or Be- he. r Bothers You. vin«laking Salts bu! ’ get seared and rr stomach with a o- An > ~-« the kidners. an Lk? ean, by flushing irmiess salts which - - = a? OK : Tae hee anc? . tpt ee Tté The Season’s Biggest Values Are in the ShoeMart Removal Sale -=czvsssc: 1 Women’s Fine Footwear $6, $8 & $10 Qualities ¥ ecw strap strie. im petent leather er black satiz. Practically choice mur entire stock of women ‘8 fine ov wear at this remarkably low pr TI sizes are from 21. to &. widths AA Practically all sizes in the stvies ulustrated and man. others—astraps. Colonials. Oxfords and boots—with military. mgh Louis, Cuban, Spanish and Jumor Louis heels in the following leathers and materials. tT. ‘ Biack kid waiking *xuferd with Geoed- Year weit sele and rubber heels. Brown Satin Black Satin Black Suede Patent Leather Tan Calf Gunmetal Calf Black Kid Brown Kid -G RA ) | - a WINTER COATS Will be Sold Tomorrow Morning ip et ee Sane — No Coats will be held over—we want to sell all of the two groups compietelr— the saie starts at «A aq @xpect to take ad- ef this ofter. ss» be here when "lock sharp—if vo 4 "* (Te antage WE HAVE TOO MANY COATS IN STOE = WE MUST UNLOAD OUR STOCK AT ¢ TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. EVERY COAT MUST ¢ AT ANY PRICE OR LOSS! All All $15, $17.50 and $19.75 COATS now. _..... All $22.50, $23.75 and $25 COATS now All $27.50, $29.75 and $32.50 COATS sew... AH $35, $37.50 and $39.50 COATS now. AH $40, $42.50 and $45 COATS now...___.. All $47.50, $49.75 and $52.50 COATS now. ._ & All $55, $57.50 and $59.75 COATS now (eats sa Misses— Sethe er Deere ALSO EXTEA SIZES UP TO 5 POE LARGER WOMEN WHO ~ Ee ~ —_ “4. Pre- inv t Jaccare For near’ ene hund bad an enviable reputatic egses and depemuabile. g are Two special vain “a TP “saie. ates * ck. Gi Tambour Ma ranteed A with e: = day gua se Boys’ Chis Boys’ 1 ‘Boys’ b a kad the problem of | at teday s regular p to attend tits greag ‘ Apparel ' A wong , Cnate wr bite and @ Suits. all ses 6 to: Mackinaws. sizes 7 ang Two Great E Very
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ee “Oe z rn RSDAT. |. INUARY 25, 1923 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,00v. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 —— _—_* ® a —* tele 7 ats , A final clean-up. e ws Extra Speci hibit in Forest Park, it would b The World’s Largest Music House } for on Lisle Hose ; black only over—we want to a = | obeRles. coptanay " Se ne eee ema (Main ( seconds). ni oups completely —- *'* " ra H 7 ‘ “OUIS OUNPSlers 1>\ ene. ear 4 Lnerm Floor ) Special . gale starts at A y % . —~ a: This andy Clock ;the commen domestic farm animals ‘ — expect to take ad- 4 ry a Forn erly $2.00 4 The schools chosen by Supt. Mad- ; ad : ; on | y $1.70 being selected in the West End. one Or rT a an a r y n y A : rh one-day Handy Clock South Side and North Side. and three welt wanda; neat gattteae ke aes eon pogo Me, ok ay . “ ' Car he Wsed far travelin ar | . ‘OATS IN STOCK— ; ‘" a ‘ , on 2 desk It has a op Pad jin the : ongestea aistricts. He be- well made, neat patterns: very gray and tan: ¥ , ota anc i318 in a quill brass ,lieves that a poll of the entire sys- special, originally $1.25 ; R STOCK AT ONCE : ; : ; Th lth a ~ ich inches wide, 2 tem would not greatly change the | tomorrow value; limit two sPRING GOODS , | proportionate figures vat Shirts; special». S . | 0 ‘ The most startling aspect of the . Bae 2 returns is the large number of chil ~ “4 . ré ‘n Mail ayeers dren who never have seen a mule Silk Waists | Pi Carclully a a ds Missouri S animal monarchs are used ) 60e Muslin Underwear - nh st. Lowls In no smal! number. and ‘ ‘( LT sie Pa | Heavy’ silk tricolette, fancy bee Filicd. atime, t has been suggested the reason so corset covers. and Nint “tong plain weave; all — ——_—_ r eo / 3 A many children could not recall see- Sera, See, Ae color®? sizes 38 to - bet n° |ing a mule is eh they do not know 0 | ee at a oath 50 (24 . Hh ‘ : [Sve se, thea lect from; choice % e , , (°%d Floor) : Floor) “+ ee ¥ é . At one school attended by 870 U SE D $1 Bungalow Aprons | Serge Dregses Navy: sergé: sev regses , SCHMI' dasiiee ys i ‘H i] TZ & SHROI KR = : - : Jo: Tie - back styles, assorted styles SrSte and idery stvles and : PLAYER-PIANOS =, : Gingham and percale. | All colors, ribbon-guA fur- “ F, white, «dmp! et 1 MEN’S PANTS Al © Z me) PLAYER-PIANOS fi\ gm es Gray aoe ee pee eae Mee oS oe re Mase 4 f ae Tare ei Thee a te eee 7 r es * - SZ eek me 7 Well made cassimere mix- yy. ¥, | = Chinchilla Overcoats iy "q Q ; : AUTOPIANO. A dandy high- ys 1 and 2? Pant Suits / W/ \ Expression Pianos | grade Payee-Steee, a sagetiesiat $265 KINGSTON, oak case; regular $1025 style. A case, only . > Plaid Mackinaws i Has had very littl se and is A b iful d Says al acKina | | most new. Wonderful tone. "$745 © ange ais Deg eae $1 85 | LZ, msual! Very unusual. You. folks who haye This is a snap. Guaranteed. in trade for a Wurlitzer; only.. d the problem of keeping sonny well dressed feday’s regular prices will not have to LLO, electric. dn excellent, HOWARD. Rebuilt Player- } attend this great January special in Boys’ condition. — fine tone. Piano with bench and 25 rolls rel! A wonderful. grouping. Chinchilla Guaranteed 4nbdivue and gray. ages 2% to 9. Two-Pant all sizes 6 to 18, except 13, 14 and I6. naws. sizes 7 and 9 and 14 to 17. y Upright Pianos — Children’s Overcoats ss : en ines —— sizes 3 to & (Used) $ j Great Boys a, shikatinetti and mix- $2 The Best : 135 and Up Knee Pants | LAGONDA. Oak case; only ; d » Union Suit tures - Bargains - Boys’ $1.00 Shirts, 69c ah Fin nt percales in® neat pa't- I * $1.50 and $1.75 Feats ‘gatlar attached or neckband in e GILBERT & CO. Mahoxey s 12% to 13! neck case; ve t 110 - pel nee lll Velen ea ana aa United ae ad 21, Fs e | . 95c nt c J wasemcigd lo tae h KLEEKAMP. Has little case oO ; coiore . ing on sweaters. Verg,sood qualit: States; | a music Te | 125 ». “Augusta” Brand ? Boys’ Flannel Blouses, $1.29 : | CABLE & SONS. Just like 75¢ vBell Brand; in weil made gray | full lined. | new; mahogany " $135 Sizes 6 to 16. ’ 8 case fianne!}. 4 ° ~s/ - “s° A If you see it ina Schmitz & Shroder ad, t's true lso Many ¢ ee we -ScHi SHR | LPH WURLITZER Co Seu. Snover |} == eurerman _S. E, Cor, 8th and Washington ' Between 10th and 11th Sts. — _- i” et AO — —— — — os ade ia. pin ’ 7
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ombined. ~- ; JAN, . 12 ° °#®#&«3sTtLoUs POST-DISPATCH ° The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times C aRY _—EEEE ~ = : « moron ict ire a: “or and aa : — se ‘~ K — * a" he road | Douglas Fairbanks’ Brother It. Fairbanks, motion Pp employes of the Kansas City, Mexico; Financial condition of ¢ | By the anscciatet Prove. general manager of ‘the Dor ae & Orient Railroad fer further me- was said to be the reason for a] ose- a uif i Energetic! | 3708 ANGELES. at.. Jan. 23.— Fairbanks Picture Corporation, gotiation. it was announced today. board's action. ~ I enjoy new life with John Fairbanks. brother to — riousiy it} at his home here | ’ i C | Books, Alse fer bé ’ . PRICES REASONABLE. , | Probl Call Main 3480 a oymes rsa American Beauty Vermicelli ‘BUXTON &SK in Than Is — 4 = i 225 y Required,” U.S — ‘icials Conclude. : — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis 2 g | This Friday and Saturday ete: og m ——————— i ar WASHINGTON, Jan 25. — The Two pecials from the Vocalion Salon aces ‘bi of the Federa! pobitie > has been set tn moron 0 > 7*- — = ,e@*, her - Pech foreig™ er x ana legations nere wah Cabinet $ 50 yrought inte the country excess 606-08 | | | ) | Thre ’ ee a eee oa ) N Oo Sirti Vocalion —— fered. iio he eaten EES Washington , oS) a Avenite of recent disc.os" Including Records | Relogne Wesliieates polices -nivy that.some fore'g ¥ we tl Terms, $4.50 Monthly ot aa age ggg eR 3 More than 40 inches high, more than 17 inches wice sraorandum to se te epart- * | and more than 20 inches deep, this imstrument is 3 meg ~ agg aeoatnatigg’ truly imposing in appearance. And its musical ae a | . OoOsin U C. cate. quality ts assured—for it ts 2 Vecal 10N. }} bassies and legations ner my — 77 : you! Choose it in mahogany or oak—it’s - t on! a mon rreasur cials said tod tha: : $79.50, and om terms © y $4.50 ee ee i at a ment of? Th + as : Cee - represented believing that mor 7 50 Suse eee come ot than Formerly $25 “$20 ia $15 5 -Console $ 89: reasonably required” br the st: : ————— ‘the foreign representatives h Phonograph niet Two hundred Dresses at just about the cost of their Tabries TARTAKOFF, BARITONE. KILLED me result of our determination to get Dress stoeks in ship- Including Records shape bef. nventory. A splendid assortment of silk. Sat) Terms, $5 Monthly Three Other Russian Singers injerce and cloth materials and a wide variety of clever styles fo in Sarme Auto Accident. ; 3 2 ro 3 — Of Missouri Steinway Representative W.P.Chrisler. Pres. em Wage Diepuce Remanded W In t ei ¥ S U | fb S FURS Below Cost | ‘Riine ‘;—Fourth Asso alten Press —- 7. Jan '>5.—The T nited . 4 4 ; : ws . 4 Oliv S eo $6 Railroad bor Board 729 . . 6 me ‘Fresh. beta tasty c2 l Bas Saniae Sa on-ehages end Choice of the House Up to $295 Fur Coats | Me [Pure ana wholesome. lex between officers ard - — Formerl : Reduced in Hu | $55.00 4 $ a Pre-in- $ 4 $100.00 _. : - - % Delightfal Place It: Wich To Shop” / i SS ee ee ee Elegant 45 to 48 inch Ceats of Sestioeennal a eRe Se ee i ee, ee extra fme quality seal-dved conev ) . plain or with © Rs 9 INC. Mate ae Northern skunk gellar and cuffs. LESS THAN 9 cae : THEY COST US at $119.75. 16-918 OLIVE sT. All Other Winter Suits 4 Formerly $35 to $45 $ T9 Patie ol a $29, T> _ ' : é = " — - , ReAUCced TO Se Priced Up te $795. \ow A Dress Sale of Importance ape Poe a | Delightfully Styled—Moderately Priced : Extraordinary — : emi COA : New Spring Dresses vetnenes GOAT Reductions Dispose of Winter Coats Regardiess of Losses: Here's Pasa! ge es Fo ormer $90 to $125 Coats § 100 Late W inter Models 3 | = 2 ‘ Really. if any womai pianning te Duv a Coat for mmediate eo > = = vear or fer next Winter. common sense dict? es bus ing it now. Worth from $45 to $85: | ee ereby securing it at a mere fraction of its regular cost. “omser- street, afternoon. dinner = tive stvie ) exclusive eharacter. to select fro: : 5 1] st f m- : ae « . ; a cee aw tae sch) GA -_ v 3 . PUR. ana aia and evening yles t | nh SuUMmDPtUeU [ur trimmings cluded. : a4 “3 f, % w <p Wh ise oy A, a eee baad 3 - es J Spee DLA . bie wrens es a Be APR epeng | corgi Many of the Fur Trimmings Are Worth More Than $69 Te a COATS— Any Winter Coat Se decisively d this specially purchased group of .Dresses eclipse the kind ordinarily etfered in $25 sales that women who usually shop at | or mp § 2 . 9} Choice of the House! 5§ QO the season's emd will be attracted. The kind of a sale in which two and | ormer/! more garments will be bought at a time. Govern your attendance ac- 545.00 x — F J Up te $195 cordingly and come as early as possible. , Klinc s—Thiré Peer. Spring Materials New Colors Sacrificing no fe ee aS Sciadiadiinde- <" PeinenGomn Wool Sweaters— anton Crepe Satin Canton Frenck Blue Girls’ Coats rermerty $295 tw $88. Sin-en and : : ™ Tuxede styles. various colors and ee Woo Pre-Inventory Specials! — — Laces Georgette Vadelaine Ros: Navy ; Black _embinations : am Dina‘tions — Printed (Crepe Paisiey Effects All Girls Winter Coats Reduced ‘eo Three Prices. Sizes 6 to 16 Years Se ee = Retire Stock of ee Coats | Gris Coats “7 $4 4 90° | —_— Ap’ rons— at aa safeen. gingham. pique-ancd-cretenne Now at. Radical Price Reductions cee eee ies —iret Finer We have rearranged our price groups om all remaining Winter Coats so thar Former $35 to $45 $ al, e values offered tomorrow are umquestiomably the best that have been of ftered Grris’ Coats, It is economy to buy now for wear the balance of this Winter and NOW the materiais, furs and workmanship of these Coats are the - numer of crepe de chine. Choice of the House! gets
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JANUARY 26. tome, | The City Circulation of the _— POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times, Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | “quipmen i j 4 | MEMPHIS MAN CHOSEN HEAD . — . : | OF THE TAILORS’ ASSOCIATION 6th and od EDIDAY SPECIALS Call Main 3480 or Centra) 7230, George W. Wishar Eiected for Peart | Organ , rT Sae on tat Sone ond a for cash and | eee — has no rent to pay. “The BiG PUBLIC FOOD Formed in 188. SHOP, where the crowds go.” American business men finally ihave come to the realigation that : | . : ; : 4 vanes mane oe man” Goores W. Mall © i VE Ss HALIBUT iy | f 3 his, ly } | the rene camer Fisher o lemphis, new): elected | Creamery —— Seevtee you af least 300 in high p premcont of the Merchant Tailor | There's nothing mere dainty fer sal- Every ounce gweet to the inet Designers’ Association! now in con- | ads, for frying or steaming—any way ferm: I i you prepare them—they algays listen Cleaned and ready for the vention at the Hotel Statler, said to- | and taste good. Packed by the most relinble firm im the WISCONSIN pan: nice sizes: would cost else pound. eeere-e : . *-« day. He cited the advance in the United States | : , CREAMERY | demand for fine tailoring and said it " . was merely a reflection of the grow- Konisur Shrimps Net the ordinary kind. Dry pack, the regu- the real article. Not é “fe . , hy ‘ CLA , in iTy TI] ree * Wy | ountr Ciub ing acceptance of the maxim that Soe SD Gant ates. place in town where you / | “ae y WZ a rman is judged by his attire. lo Si rf/) £ ! , Tice “4 Conservatism in dress is the key- Barataria Shrim S lo St , y Peanut Butter Free® made. note of the latest fashions, he said. aire quality, ‘ ‘ Ty é‘ 2 Wet pack, th - Streel | y a price to Ot th ) : 4 and the well dressed sman is the /! ular 30c size memhend. FOUND. of —e eco- | one who dresses tastefully, but not —— with extreme lines. He said the last | Si c year indicated that high standard |§ 4 | tailoring was more in demand. The | | ) i AR MOU A S WV Af ER ED coming year should be even better, | | | considering the general advance in ; | S ; all business conditions, he said. . n = . ae, GEE SR we Se 9 IE ae | 5 i. eo Qe ae | - a. - * oe ener eek eer) Oe eee ee ke vee 5 Fisher is holding the presidency y “ e . : 4 , 4 . = ; *: ud a ‘ ti bn hd ‘ , ’ 7 ’ 7 - 14% “ . . © “e * Uy i . we: of the national organization for the | * ae | 3 F : , fourth time. He was one of the or- 4 Wy » ) VY} 4 ganizers in 1881 and was president | | ¥ /)> tg angen | “) ~ ; in 1886-87-88. He was installed in | office this morning by John P. be a 7 er 'Foose, first president of the organi- | — . — Cc zation. | fg New to zation 3 | : | mt , Baked Halibut ‘4 - er were: Emanuel Pearson of Pitts , ae. eel Caper Sauce and surg first vice president; Frank — , | Sliced Ber- 10 Johnston of Philadelphia, second a est ts largest vice president; John R. Aikins of” . ane oup in 4 America, with pure cream. Clevela id. third vice president: L. A. , Danner, Springfield. 31, decretarn | Grated Pineapple “=. 6 ané | Charles McKee, Columbus, y PORK AND BEANS | Seenaurer. | In@ividual dishes; ase. ves value anywhere © eee ane ; . SAN else, and not ha FRENCH GIRL ANARCHIST a HOt ROAST BEES om pie iia Ais ig TAKES BLAME FOR KILLING | | gence “BONELESS “HERRING Germaine Berthon, Who Shot Her- | ; On t \ we it—it’s a wonderful | aspetiber eau self After Slaying Royalist News- ' thing you need te tene up yore quem, paper Worker, Is Questioned. t | ia (a7 It'll sure make By the Associated Press PARIS. Jan. 25.—Germai Ber- | + iy , _ aa abn | Soe | Tae, J sty Potato Salad)... thon, the girl anarchist who last 7 | Monday shot and _ killed Marius | PS. “ae cent | OS | Chuck Roast. izle : >’ a7" re. a7 ..@ (in Most Instances 3 a er Avondale Peaches—In heary California— Ca! ‘fornia— in their own Syrup. fren C - C fae. J. . N ‘eon. ; 38-on. Jar. 2ho Cherries—Red Pitted: can 22 — © Pip lee €) N ie ZK or edad Ib. jar. 250 Cherries—Roy. Anne; 2% can 29c ge -#: 2 > 240 rT Dr 4 Seedless nineid ess ; SUNMAID * ra 100 : | Seeded: = 1p RAISINS ==: [220 = Bi | rine ee : “ | ates —Bulk., allowee, per ib.... (Kline’s—Fourth Floor.) :Y ; Extra large Smail Prune; | ' SUNSWE size (average Mh = 45 to the i. Pound . rat Get tes fret ree ete e Tt eee eee ree eee MUU SLE ‘ s te UT TTT oyiians tie, ! j HTS . * t PEUMES vesss) sins $5 ¢ grown. Pound w Cost | | | et ?,.|ROLLED OATS ©. i 4c PAULL . white, tasty confections ‘Coats Dapanmeat just melt in your nm oucn. , est Bran Flakes—lLow price on | ‘Pure and wholesome. I ‘ack. . | boa 2 Kellogg's ‘Bran—Packace. ; Country ub Br eakfast | Pillebury’s Health ran— ’ : : Pkg. . = . (‘+e aa ? TT", D cian : y | | Armours Oate . 10¢ - som os - ee Pkg . ad | hs Raistons Wheie W! “ood \elloggs mobiles ap: ele Rice—Blive Bese Head Calif ornia fi -_ tn eave ory, tomato - peshalteast val ¥ arge = ‘ » oval can TAAL CTO ET ‘e responsibility for 9735 bk ASTON 5111 DELMAR 4108 OLIVE she assumed en’ . the killing of Plateau and said she || 6104 EASTON 5620 DELMAR 276.SKEINKER ~ : Brookfield 25c had long infended to slay Leon 6139 BARTMER 1064 HAMILTON 506 N. TAYLOR | == —— Daudet. proprietor of L' Action Fran- 5862 DELMAR 4267 MANCHESTER 1649 TOWER GROVE 7 ed ht leats ante 864 N. BOYLE 3852 OLIVE 923 DE MUN , f Smoked | “t Ss it Res hickory -smeked short hort shanks ie 14¢ | 4 te 6 Ib. average; ‘MUCH ATTENTION ATTRACTED ae = by KKK EMBLEM on com | NUMBER SEVENTEEN J fiei*""™ ic Inscription on Floral Piece on cakee § 5 7Q Adelaide— Near Delmar of W. H. Allen. Formerly of Wentz- ville. Mo... Who Died in Arkansas. When the body of William Head- ' 'lee Allen was received yesterday | FOR morning at Wentzville, Mo... from Paragould, Ark., where he died Sun- | | |day from pneumonia at the age of 75, among the embiems of sympathy |. . i on the casket was a circular flora! | Tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 26, 7 A. M. piece of white carnations with a Tr ported et’ le Norcanner import of Northern seal 5 +, Popeorn and roast- Cove Oysters—C an. : a DRRMAWALT #4 peanuis. covered Ac Shrimp—Finest gulf. car 29¢ eV), plain or with | a q “ith mo! asses cands Reestrs Gold fs. LESS THAN i | eee. in ) Club; Medal; Pen. packas 94-lb. Wy sack.... ; Wonder Brand ) uh ® Guaranteed hig kh est T i} Guality—the equal of a . any known brand. Noth- . ing added—Just natura! 4 ; milk. from which part Cans : ia ~ of the water has been oy extracted ) line’s—-Third Floor. :. : : Milk— Borden’ =: can Ife Mayonnatse—C. C.; 12-0z. bot- pes @ Perrin’s Sauce—Bot 29 : | = iemaré—Jar. “ Ide tie . ae AVONDALE Satie spent. * cou NTRY eae shed corn of Hy" ani, “— Me RAL PCA - - Se —— oe She eo & CPE SET » CLUB os OFS mei No. 2 ean.... * Cern: @nest. can.....180e Shee Pec Cor: ag cut. Giitven Corn; ex. qual, can, 106 Standard quality _ nm: CAR, Fancy quality: BR FE. A if AVONDALE eweet wrinkled, Wissonsin Tele cross of red carnations in the cen-||\f ia Selon: tell Club; pint | ; ter, on which were the letters K. K. REGULAR PRICES AT ALL STORES if bottles. ‘regular 25¢. 190 5 K. The emblem attracted much at- | Tn, See eee 48c 't hurt a bit! . : ‘BB Sec: per ib. 19¢ '**Freezeue’’ on an aching corn, iu- tention at the funeral, which was | | Bakin Powder; Delmer held at the M. FE. Church at 11 a. m. . . an cy | stantly that corn stops hurting, thea Allen was born near Wentzville | | | shortly, you! lift it zight off with fin- ,and was in business there up to | dt Ne ls tin of 1911, when he moved to Paragould. | our aaa? ist sells a y bottle He was buried as was his wish. at i i , ** Freezone for a tow cents, sufficient | ch, to remove every hard corn, soft corn, Linn Cemetery. _He is survived by | or corn. between the toes, and the «gl- = ’ his wife and three sons. —_+— Extra Heavy, Thin Skinned, Healthy Florida | of lusea, srithout_ soreness ox irritation. | Seven Alleged Shoplifters Arrested, | | | By the Associated Press. | ; Fruit des 23c | OMABA, Neb., Jan. 35.—B6even | —e persons, including two women, were|/ 36 size, bright color and juicy, | arrested last night on charges of be- | Cc | ing members of a shoplifting rine. | | which, accerding to the officers, have | 54 size, bright color and juicy, Sic EMU WUTITAM Ties eae {> phone Peas; verv the euvel in emality of fine; No. 2? can.. a in the city. is we yaa, ; : This’ we leave to c Cc. B\fted Peas: can. >. 180 - fton Peas be save = ‘our J ent. Besides, there's }| Country *C. Tiny Peas: can,,23¢ Sweet Potatoe 3 : ® substantial waving on St andere gual- L aot e Avondale pa ae econ ob GO Xe 8 fgg foens areas -Wrapped Leaf. big cal 2 fer Tc Mixed Vageted! es—Coneg.. ] 7} "‘Beane—Ne “ car Re “739 hence can guaran tee thi di EP FEI 5 PNANNUANNUENEDAL So NANT ENAT ANH CCEA SHUT HAAE "3 iT mer ait Ge sel) to the lim ae st i 39e Kraft's Pimento Leaf Chees No rind, no ware Macar@ni and Spaghetti—Finest bulk, ib., Se; Foul a s. pk Tec Country Ciub—Made from “7 _ ‘plundered etores at Omaha, Lincoln, | , ice fruit ané the finest spices a Si equal of any other Drand at @ Sav! SB be about 40%. 8-oz. bottie, Be. Large bot., Snider's Catsup—! =* oy — Aer’s Catsup—S.oz. bot., 16e ee a tsup—8-o2. bottle, 170 Heinz Catsup—Large bot., = Country Clab—P its a keen edge on CAUCE Se ees 1a meal. Why pay more? &-on det. | St. Joseph, Des Moines, Sioux City, | Kansas City and small towns tn Ne- | 80 size, bright color and juicy, | braska and Jowa. SPR FEET ae saute te oe « ER 5 eo ee ee a ee ee ee en PELE EEE DMD TORR © EDS Oe ee EH Pon Pe te eT, - mn “ oe . » i . le » Ter ew SO A OPED & Grqen oe a ~ ot * : . ‘ Taw m o ; : 2 dt h 4 > “y a + : : > ee oe : , i : ~ > 4 * ~ Uy a. . ge - a i 7 oe) | om ‘ _ We Nae wey . a sia Ros 5 e : » TE oc. % us ‘ far, PP Sten. He ee Fy yxy BS A iS a ‘ TEA ea | yl: + Fe, ‘e a oe Seed ‘ ” > hs! r Y ~ ee a Tat / eet ee ra ot. Chipped Reef—Tis. Thin: fos mi | Heinz Chili Sauce—te. bot. Grape Juice— =e “& J >" =. yr ea ite ’ aa . hn i. pre oy
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~* Guests in the Grunewald | The Cuts Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCM alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combinet. WOLFF WILSON i DRUG Co. SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE. Cigar Bargains for Friday and Saturday EMBOCADO HAVANA —e Made in Tampa, Fia.—Biunt Shape 10c Str. FIRST CONSUL CIGARS Box of 50, Box cof 50, _$4.95 __ 2 tor 25c Cigars Cut to 10c Str. ‘Chancelier. Muriel El Preducte. La Palina Mercantile, Preferencia Admiratien. El Rei Tan Box of 50. $4.95 ADMIRATION 3 tor S@c After-Dinner size. yy he “sae8 Box of 50, $5.38 J. H. S. MAVANA PANATETAS Regular price $3 for 20- Special Cut on VANKO CIGARS Can of 10, Can of 25, Special, 10 for 37 Biggest Bargain Ever Offered in Manilas , John Ruskin—Niles & Moser—La Resta One 8-oz. tin Of PRINCE ALBERT p; Gate tor and a genuine Jimmy Pipe. ' s Another Big CANDY SALE! aia a OC SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON WOLFF-WILSON DRUG CO. Your good reputation, endorsed by two .driends or relatives, furnishes our secur- . ity. You can get any sum from $25 to $5000. $roo costs you $8 interest. de- @ucted in advance and 50 weekly pay- anents of $2 each. Come in and talk it over with us. We can probably provide you with funds for the con- solidation amd prompt payment of pressing debts, for needed home im- provements. for furniture, SLA AOL! ALLCLOSE ee ee ete ipa. eacapain am = a . - a ——_ ca | ; e : KRAEGER SONG RECITAL BROADCAST BY KS D Post-Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station KSD it broadcasting at 9-49 id '1-4*, 12:48. 1:40, 2:40 and ‘+p m Market quotations ar¢ mews biiletics @f interest to tke Middle West. on 485 meters. Thursda ay Evening 8 O’Clock—Sdent 4d: -3O ) O'Clock ~~ ”_ 7 4 . ompanis Varnéerpeoc) >. Vanderreo| ve t br ‘Mrs. Olga Nielsen and Ruth Bohie Was repeated at nigSt and success- 7. stagion -vear-o a3 pianist Station KSD last fully broadcast two prigcipals im the program . Carl Braun, who plared the accompaniments for Mrs. Kreeger’s songs. The program as & whole was presented ably and was enjored greatiy by those who tened in. if the many compilimentarr telephenme messages received durmng the evening were an index of the general feeling. Mrs. Kraegers voice soprano of consider- ; an -. or ~ -« _ . —— *+rat ig I: A i Bs | ~ we especially ic a5°h rmances of ber piano groups litte Boh'e showed great promise. while of the best. "orm prehen- a ~~ se ections ly within the juvenile mind, and there- interpre- A SS dD 4] b sion of the fore were given intelligent tatior The concert of the Illinois sity band. anmnmoumced to be broad- cast last night. will mot be given un- til March. it was announced local Tilinois University Alumni Club. _—- . aiver- 7 “= Ve = hah Om = ~ ~ is the Odeon, . m =" + : Kop cer = J » Hawaiian gu.tarists hite Swan Orchestra : are Kenmreth Po’! Stein bach. ters. + See one So: pong cernet xviophone Farache Acanvw Drug Score. Keep a tube handy ™ t - the 1oe8s mates by Hotel! were aroused but at was not damaged. BETTER THAN WHISKEY FOR BAD COLDS New Elixir, Called Aspir- onal, Medicated With Lat- est Scientific Remedies Used and Endorsed by European and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold or Cougn Due to Cold and Prevent Com. plications. Every Druggist in U.S. In- structed to Refund Price While You Wait at Count- sr If You Cannot Feel Re. lief Coming Withn Two Minutes. Delightful Taste, Immedi ate Relief, Quick Warm Up. ~-_ i n¢ sf 1SatTion in the Sa Asp iTona the @uick-ac? eo ough relever nose n * c APorsa ToT! 26 amteed br the tested. approved. ama most enthusiastical!yv 72a 1igh est ST? nor > ae ~~ : TIPHe ALrrec mt "ee ° Om m on TNS,)- ein te eee " - ncorsedc | nie as ten fimes as cuick and e«f*fee ® as WhiskevY. rock sand rre er ant . = a- 7% : re Triec Tv * naw ag _" > * =x r>7a-- step inte tae peares* . . 7 the ciera ba A4spirenma 2nd Teaspoont is Everrbod+ remedy fer infanz wei. as for acu!ts. ae CONOMY Friday, January 26, 1923 SALE} E Half a million women have boughr it by mail at 98 $2. Now oan sale GET THE PRESC Jast call us on the phone. bottie and we will hurry i course. if rou had uI 4> Bells Pime Tar Hane ‘e. Pts«e"« Ceuch Remeds Se "le nme. “erup WSPite Pine 5@c Comp. Svrup White Pine Prake'’s ( reen KRemed hieg« Sew l*iecewvers 43 haerekei. fer ( ongh: dee. Tabiets ioe Tabiet« Beef, Iron & Wine = cna, Hon gate pint... . 93c¢ ENDERLE’S 5—Quality Stores—5 Sinth and ¢ beeteetT rand ang live Eighth and Piee G rand BUY NOW FOR FUTURE USE WARDEOBE TEU ES @ur fermer price $55.08 Marphr Wardrebde |! runks Qur fermer price 358.00 Marph+ Wardrebe Trunks @Qur fermer price $158 Murphy Wardrebe Trupks “TTT CASES Ne 622—oOur former price $3.00 fiber “clit Casece: enle price Ne. Toé—Our feemer price $6.00 Sher aoit Cases. with straps $4.00 sale price *e. “ait (Cases, sale price “ee. 388—Our former price $17.60 Sart faces. «th Straps; sale price Ne. 380—<(Our fermer orice 615 00 brown leather Suit Causes. with $t0.00 price $75.00 cov- “Ne @1i—Oer former price $7 54 «<tee’- cesered Trugks:- enle proee Ne. pee price $1°°.°@ «tee! eetered Trumks. eale price $8.00 covered Trunks. $12.00 sale priee P. C. Murphy Trun 707 — Washington Ave.— Breeadwa,r «2nd Marke+ and irsena! The POST -PISPATCH is the onir St. Lous newspaper giving Associated Dress ap Pewwnneweeorcecoon : Again This Foremost Phonograph Store Gives You the Extraordinary | Siondan Lo Ul dinary Opportunity to O pped Phonograpit : Pree. ts? a -_— 2 —together with your own selection of ten 10-inch double black label records at the very low price @ graphs. Terms of $1 Weekly € Really remarkable is this offering of excelient The illustration shows the large size . tractive design of these instruments, but it is neces to hear their clear, sweet tone to really appreciate an extraordinary opportunity this is—an opport that many Will desire to profit by at once. - ———— a ie: RE MNP a a RA 8 Ke Eee ee oe —_ — ae ee « ; % and 4 oa her sen’ @ Specie vety coustructed Dut ¢ £ evrery thrifty piece is wee tur: ts ien ena T) bed. - armchair and
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* > The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : 15 BOOTLEGGERS BUSY IN GERMANY | r , (- Heavy Traffic in French Wines— 2 “Homelike,” Says American. al By Wreless to the Post-Dispatch and the Chicago Daily News. Fy att, P (Copyright. 1923.) LG Kt i ‘ BERLIN, ‘Jan. 26.—W holesale | . Mh “bootlegging” jin French wines, = 2 Bee i iy » | | champagnes, brandy and other air Wa med VE4 Mi, Wm, \its is flourishing in Berlin following rd y tf VG | 'a ban placed on French products by | 12 the hotel and restaurant proprietors. | Gan irifiuenra be prevented? The people have been amazingly ; } ‘ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 14 AND 16. FAMOUS -BARR CQ, : | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for r $2 in Cash | est Distributors of Merchandise} or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. = etail in Missouri and the West. * a . A Partial List of ‘Friday Specials’’ in the Basement Economy Store RONEN: Here Is One of Friday's Most Important “Speciale” Women’s Winter Coats $20 to eae @ One of these Coats would be a splendid investment, as you could wear it a couple of months, then put it away for next Winter. There are a dozen or more attractive models from which to choose. All are carefully made of good grade wool velour and suedine, in navy, brown and reindeer, The great- er portion have fur collars, but there are many handsome, plain models in- cluded. quick in learning the art of illicit traffic in alcohol. Mysterious per- | gone carrying even more mysterious Science Says it can. By cause, as science has proven, keeping fit. andby guard- ‘ety actually destroy germ | ing ones throat, the growth in the mouth and looking parcels —_ up the back throat $ \d along the corridors of germ. ot influenza which | stairways and ng ¢ S 3 Z fect ~ ect. Se = x benatital Se: wn a ah HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. JOS 8D) tray; a beauty; ele saat $1: > Bk Sang ny , Lo Are the SAry \ AY TRAYRIANG may ' Two Big Bargain Days in This Gigantic Neo. 016—Our Serene price erate Oxford: 33.00" a No. 112—Our f. pri $5.00 ”. r orm walrus grain ae * ce re . >) TRAVELING BAGS No, 716—Our fermer price $8 Re ~ ae at “4 er Oxford wast ’ SR Ne. 716 — Our fermer price on ra eo leather Oxford Bags; Sizes for women and misses, in navy, brown, reindeer and Sorrento. Sale of Girls’ Wash Dresses In Two Specially Priced Lots $7 20. and si J Pretty Dresses for girls from 6 to 14 years of age. Tailored of dependable ‘ginghams 1 numerous colors and patterns, also solid colored chambrays. These Dresses ara neatly and will tub and launder to your entire satisfaction. Sr att ttt ett Petr rrrrrrerrrrrrr rrr rrr rrr rrr rrr errr yr rrr rrr ery rt In every nook and turn of this great store you'll find the most amaz- a” ing Furniture values ever presented the St. Louis public. In many .! — oases the savings average as much as 50%. Don’t fail to attend this teen Boxes; all latest Fr vse | gigantic sale Friday or Saturday, as these bargains merit your first designs and cc 7 ; consideration. yea = —_ | Special Liberal Credit Terms ‘= y Trunk ton Ave.— 70 7 AGE | BUILT 1e @ ™ +f a f . * a ae : : > as . ° t € _ > 8 , ert “ : > - a" ‘ ~ ¢ * r P ’ 4 a ~ anhis e : J ~- ¢ pd . + °? . i 2 4 “" -* S oS —- - : - ~ _s - - ... ~.- 4 ' . c« Ms : a , “* t.>: - - . ) A _ . . oe . ; - . ~- ~ = = «>So te *\ 7 3 . ~ ’ $1.49 Silks Many Will Want These Girls’ oe Friday, & Oc All-Wool Sweaters Veine. $9.69 oe Yard... ‘lain Silk ae , roe ‘» tailored fiber silk Tuxedo | . $1.65 and $1.95 Shae $1.79 Satin , BN a models .with self sashes and Children's patent and kid Lustrous finish raven biack —~ Ae i tailored pockets. ‘The range ‘‘Educator”’ Shoes, in sizes 1 to Satin, full 36 Inches wide; lim- | SI a of sizes is broken, Sotled &; will give exedient service. ited quantity. Shop $ | 9 | from display. Special Frt- | early. Friday, yard... 3 Basement Economy Store . e , q : » ¥ = a ‘ > oe " ‘ . it . - ~ . . - j ’ th ' Ow 4 0 ¥ na. 33 y aa . = : ; ! ' a P - : i. ~ e a . + pth / ; : , a! Basement Ecenomy Store , " qt . y ' ‘ , ‘ e 4 was He : Se . y ~ they : : . . — ‘ : ’ = Z ‘. : . ity to Obtain _ $180 Overstuffed Face tong ‘Suite —_————— This pen utiful Overstuffed Suite is upholstered in a ca rtons. tapestry and has a!)l-Mar- Bpecially 5M \ a - i ; ~ “a 5 bs a &4 - ; ) } x ad en breed x, . — ee ‘ {> f 4 ; : ‘a . fh combinetion of velour and str) ii 4 me. shali spring-filied loose-cushion seats. Suite consists. of priced at a ' ) 84-inch Chesterfield armchair and arm rocker. A huge | $1.68. s 1. bargain in this gigantic sale of the Specialty’s Quali) : 7 eee ‘ - Furniture .... _ 4 Cee e ee ees - + Lee + ad - - : = sii va aah a"a"a"a"e"e"aeMata tas Maa" aaa aaa ass ase a, nee oo = Le , aoe es a E , eer s.. yy ee = gee _ a ee A Friday Offering of a Bg Men’s Union Suits ae Be ke ple ic! ee 4s Pies 1 a a - ss ee a ‘ ‘ ers ~ " —, My ad ™ =m 7 - + ae Fk oe @ LP tee r4 PS ieee Pe - Se eee i Syd “ t« 33 _ é . ithe: Teal gS eee ee c P Si te ise fin et ok Ra g : am a ee 7 a - $ i i a ~ erty * anes eae Pm cotton. Choice This beautiful Bedroom Suite is elegantly ma > aa ; & . a Dining-Room Suite offer establishes a new vas jioned in the gr vaceful and charming Queen of medium or heavy weights. laree in proportion and fashionably de- structed, large proportioned and finished in | , $2.25 Union $1 Union Suits a ie raw ; + 7 — i ’ @ Mill lengths of good quali- targe-sized G-lee buffet with American wainut. Comprises ize iresser prises larere sized dresser, Women's -vartous ‘ manesta| extension tabie, china closet. evi bow-end bed. = me ‘te = , | S : pacious chifforette and semi-vanity : uits , . nea | to Priced in this gigintic an an ri ; or 4 : | gtvie Union Suits of : 2) Quality Furniture at... : dressing table. Priced in this gigantic sale at onls _ Men's, wool-mixed | $12) ribbed "cotton . ty Terry Cloth from to 6 . . Nag | Medium and heavy | | cotten Union Suits | Medium and heavy 31 yards long. The assortment in the long sleeve, | ial sey | Special "31.39 Fao oe im } AB gre pe a is triday S0c Underwear | Unies Suits : . 4 versible quality that wears Obfléren’ s long | Children’s fleec ) ' . 60 well, and is 60 attractive. - ee Ree ¥ i" wv “a f «Bets & Pag Orage etal gt - “ae > ee a DE ea eg) ra Met eee eat Siig, Faas | 4 = | ne ri bed ‘otton : | , \ excellent Phono- | 7 ee Bw Bpectal Hridiy, 290 0 spootat Prieey, Sow Te eames rge size and at- m4 hin Mile ca ) Genuine Simmons Bed, Spring and Mattress “ — ut it is necessary ’ — . = —— ete appreciate what ‘ 3 Massive Davenette Suite | $87.50 Value for Den’t Overlook This Friday Special— : Thi uine Simmons Bed is beautifully finished t a , ' te Suite commanes aca rr He } ; eac e O nh -an opportunity” Rem of every thrifty and economical St ay piste with ail-stesi ink fabric. pe rag = re | seach piece is upholstered in fine gu 74 tabie Bn Ti yrniture in this Gigantic Sale of the ks og a ee o imitation leather. Divan opens clalty’s Quality Pu Faure at ere * “Armchair and arm rocker to match. me, $5 Cash—$1.00 Weekly ; a ; wi e | | | af E Se Yard..... see Rugs and Floorcoverings wind | ‘ES A = ees BEST t3 | ( a oe silik. geil = Room- sige Axminster Rugs; in beavtiful +4 in ie le ah calty; ger eeleyats nas orn en. SOOO $$ E Ea ae , angie from 1 cs The qua quantity To fi i ned a0 , Brusse - . _—— Koom-sise Tapestry Browel® $19.75 || Giepemeieten shepene ~ a oa 3 Oe Beautifol oxi opens vou can ; the , wricea ve advance vo can A é ) | .° For fu , lowcases extremely iow sale ered with strong art ticking, in various a Odd ict of Pillewcas a Mill lengths, from 3 te Squares, © ithout b orders, tomorrow at the ’ ee ee SS ne | hed with roll e : ETeaune price © | oon | or three-quarter size beds. Finis dges. made of pare 220 yards, in Persian ané 50 Blankets $3 Blankets 00d of epene Cree ie WwW $ nad plaid Blankets, : Extra large size cotton Bian- > kets, size 72x80 inches; plain Pull-Sizse, All- oolai ze 66x80 inches, in séveral col- eased - ae fnished with ribbon-bound | gray with fancy stripe border. $155 Combination Range |} edges. Spe- $5 50 — cong west are $2. 25 clal a8 a-+ee+-++- o> $92.51 20 $8.00 Pads $4.50 Comforters \ B hiffte o— > t Sanitary cotton-filled Cc fort- Bee, Chl erecen— Se oe ee Devenstte Pads, Silo’ ith | ers, covered with prin sitko- a Lig areas Tenn : par Full-size ail-bjue porcelain Gom- [ff | nitary felt and covered with fe ved cedar b» ‘ " n oa Sees HOUSE FU cites Rives, Sects Siewam |] Reavy chine: exonaly ©& QE | Hee in piecing color (G7 OS peterse Ts kot Ange pe. ae Torey ssf Were and hat bex., ; and ¢@ woai-hele cookin rfac weigh 20 Ibs. , eit ee, sate cooks ané bakes with either coal of on gens Basement Eicovomy Store On sale et the es com A, tremendous offer in this | ys 7 4 i¢ sale of the TR re * ae Quality Furniture. at ¥ ‘ ci
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Ben . arte ie The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH. alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ae ro. —_ RE Po he ll) metal : nd 4 - Fe é = Wool jerser slipover Sweaters, made ~ - te the prices he receives ty : for next Winter also advis t+ | eee vs : ee draped mises a ff-th yern embroidery are attractively ap 3 : an ory -tre- 20 ; ‘ ss fece styles included. plied im new ways. Feurth Ficer able. Choice of approved im sizes 34 to 40. = a wr pussicy. Asvutant Sect : colorings as well as many | , eve Agriculture. who told @ = mavv and black Suits. Sizes — z $7.50 Electric Irons, $ > Commmeren wt: tamil 2: : The De Luxe Electric rons, of high qualitifs a . situation on 14 to 38 only . : lily warranted. fis. oda that the seeeee CORRE thet o> Soli tn eal Ashe Reddit hdeh bd scene : a4 remains critical. | : Elegant Furs . ” Children’ 35 He Pp | Mithough the farmer's dollar : ; s Rey > re *¢ House Dresses ‘ a —are used as trimmings. . Heavy biack ribbed cotton Hose in all = oe ¥ = such as beaver. squirrel. ; ends, But will give spiendid service. & a Peeee ness 559 | & Se ae fox. caracul and mole; all ; ees bens ee $495 and $5.95 Values : | applied in Fashion’s most : §5.50 Feather Pillows, = a cent -tyanearaeionine ee 2, ‘ favored ways. 3 _ Wen Gilead wh new canttary Sent ire the producers Special $ | “The farmer is quitting his b | 9 | j ! : Feaurth Fieer : ith heavy striped or art ticking: size 205237) De ; . . P olich, | figures ebtainabie tw ce . 4 | i en ee eee eee eee 1 amy farmers are leaving the e Tian) Dresses oft spien did ging- . popular Kind of which rou sheuid get a su = « moving to the citr hams. in plaids and solid colors. | | Men’s Hats Ridemicncas ts ra ‘the case in normal times. ImMmings ite organdi | | | | with trimmings of wo = wag Pt ‘ gs , | Boys’ $3 Tan Shoes, $:; re price of agricultural p | : r bas ruimed thousands of faz ) Sateen Ses ~~ a , BI ne A d on th M . wit VW ; an ve Ts mace 2 uTsen button-on Skirts hy gists in i Very Special at. ... | dies eh ae gf re, x > > vestee effect. Sizes 16. 18. 20 and 36 | | ' ee rane eS . _ * Compares Price Levels Belted stvles and sash modeis | | meen pe Bnei ae ©. = Infants’ Slippers, 256 ‘ cued soe 2 ecm -—- gouty edhenngedlieo | | este ete SES enna ine | ig - istontiend: oui damuaiual Sh a ; @ies; colered collars and cuffs, trimmed broidered str’es. of sil! c nt . | patterns and some white Shirts | \ / ne wie 4 2 | “iabore: 5 sab mks, quail Scotch designs, it with braid and embroidered em- mS 29 ™mere or woe colors; slightly mussed. ” it the farm laborer is pee 1@-yd. baits: spiendid for underwear. y between the products of £ tai bilemes. Sives 14 to 22. Special have cape colla and c : > " shades of blue. brown, not ~* 9. pos gh | , — wa dig factor in mar earth Pieer Stik-lined hood: fants’ sim green and rose. Size 9x12 | — , $15.75 Dress Trunks, $115 onlr tTeet ) 1€e@t. Fifttk Fleer Strongiy constructed, fiber covered ree . er 33 tnch size. Women Will Buy Many. of These = I 25c Embroideries, ¥ ‘ One of the Many Values in Our Sale of e 4 Friday— You May Select From Many | Sc to and Swiss Embreideries Ns wo § widths. Carter” Union Suits | Singer Machines | | Choice Remnants ——= Good modeis for the home dressmaker; r 5 Eo Se @ Piain and fancy silks, wash goods in popular a bmitte@ cotten Union Suits in the tught Knee strie: gar- sl | | Weaves. wool materials and lining fabries—all rem- : — - en v a — ineerent are well made and that will 3t perfectir. Im pink onlr. > mage ; | nants of usable lengths. iniae terns payment whic greup frem which .o supply all needs ral s ) ; $1 a | ie ’ = a acetate. om — All-silk os de ine » — ~~ imited quantity eof all-ei Open top Trunks, handsomely lined ‘and 1 , wae af om em a : | ttle S | ee ee, ee ; ; with the modern ‘features, including shoe | ny { Morage erttem wi : sis Sit co ec. and seven drawer modeis: wei! con: —_ oat Geaenginanen a ee ee #H 83 ‘Tate locking device, etc. = $ : «hy La is a * Pe ey ee tee a . sett x bea ae yt Sa ee 8S & se “age Ce é per <4 ie Pisses ba Pree aes ett eas ORS ee Sy 2 at cai a Sintog oa C8. ae RL Sis ad RG cre MS Sai Mes: 39 cn Soh Clow Sed wi : ‘ gree ne ie, DAT paves Syeee Age FW Path S52 ae - gs 3 + Sg aia: PO eS Se Sg! eee oot a ee eS Te re a ae ate oe: Se cer me e “
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a of all-linen, full ble he, 2x2 yards square. | buyer; Friday, each CIALS t FRIDAY : orders accepted and Eatov, Lb. 49c- 4 es dipped in cream fondant h milk or dark chocolate. ; isseroles, $1.25 Rickeled frames and oven Jue for Friday. Basement all Ries Roll, 17e | Duplex oatmeal! Wal! ibe | 30 - wanted colors; sold with or Fifth Figer Beach Motors, $12.47 ® Motors, you can make aa ft ito an electric model. Basement Seventers. $1.95 yer Sweaters, made with | own in Oxford, navy and black | tric Irons, $5.47 Irons, of Shee quality work. onwe ‘Basement Sc Hose, Pair, 17¢ d cotton Hose in all sizes: sec- plendid service. First nail Pillows, Pair, ai " sanitary feathers and rea art ticking; size 20x27 inches, ‘ 7 ; - Pw * a a . > a , Assistant Sec- - ll | Agriculture. git less for its . the producers in ig 1921, —_— ‘ al 7 yyy ae Pe Te ee PRO PR hor agIRES 7 Just a ‘Minute Society—Drama ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANU ARY 25, 1923. PAGES 1 1 : HFRS |FAVINE WHAT OTHER LARGE CITIES ARE DOING IN THE WAY OF PRFARMS, U.S. FICIAL ASSERTS Many Moving From | Districts | to City as. Case se Normal \ BOND ISSUE ‘Should All of 21 Items IMPROVEMENTS Totaling $88,372,500 Be | Passed St. Louis Would Not Be Spending Large Sum in Comparison. VEN if St. Louis voters on Feb. in the $88,372,500 bond issue. sum of money insofar poses are made. What other 1 € 1s set forth: wy NEW YORK BUDGET FOR 1922 D AS CAUSE ry of Agriculture, in sss Here, Says Farm. Is Critical. | | with of living to the Ameri- | atill is out of fair, pro- | » the prices he receives for | in the opinion of . Pugsiey. Assistant Secre- who told the) y of Commerce at luncheon ' e situation on the ins critical. the farmer's dollar 8 per cent more than | Pugsley maintained | iture is being paid 30 | commodities | other | his busi- | will not vote bond issues. TOTALLED $350,237,.435.53. New York.—Budget appropria- tions for all purposes in New York for the fiscal year of 1922 totaled $350.237,.435.53. Operating under the budget system, New York does Bonds are is- sued. opr ‘scorporate stock” sold for current financing or improvements, with a debt limif fixed by law. The ibonded debt, at the last reckoning on April 1, 1922, was $1,700,000,000 $602,000,000 in the. sinking fund to retire bonds. Appropriations for the vear in- | cluded $17,488,000 for hospitals and institutions; $74,500.000 for the city’s share of the’school cost: $5.035.000 ‘for park maintenance and new con- ‘struction; $32.000.000 for health and sanitation: $30.370.000 for police de- partment; $16.884.000 for fire de- Ppariment, and courts, $13,518.401 Recent’ “corporate stock” sales or bond issues were $45.000.000 in April, 1922. and $55,000,000 in De- cember, 1921. EXPENDITURE OF $309.000,000 UNDER WAY IN CHICAGO. Chicago—Improvements involving a total expenditure of $309.000,000 are under way in Chicago, of which $146.000,000 will be spent by the city for public work. and $163,.000.000 = ——— 9 — approve ALL of the the city will not bé spending a great as sotundideres by large cities for such pur-| and jarward-looking cities are doing congested.” Other municipal provements are being considered, cluding park and sehoo! ment. The net funded debt of the city is approximately $88,000,000. $6,000.000 IN BONDS VOTED FOR SUBWAY IN PITTSBURG. Pittsburg, Pa.— Major projects un- der a $22,000,000 bond issue voted oy Pittsburg citizens in 1919 were completed recently and additional improvements are planned. The bond issue voted provided for street widening, sewers, parks and play- grounds, water system extension. ‘health measures and bridge work. Pittsburg’s water plant, considered the best in the State, represents a $30,000,000 investment. ble by bond issue., Bonds have been approved for a $6,000,000 downtown | ‘subway, but the’ bonds have not been issued. Other improvements been made by bond building boulevards, raising streets in a flood district, freeing river toll bridges and cutting down steep street | grades. The gross bonded debt‘ is which have $54,600,000, which is within $8.500.- | 060 of the bond-borrowing limit. LOS ANGELES STARTING WORK ON GREAT TRAFFIC SYSTEM. Los Los An- 21 items | im-; in-! develop- made possi-— issue include’ Angeles—The year 1923 will | PLAN TO AMEND US. CONSTITUTION BRANDED AS “WET” ee by State Senator | Kinney Calling for Federal Convention Opposed by Drys. BASED ON REPEAL OF DIRECT TAXATION. 'Prohibitionists, However, Sée in It Movement to Bring About 18th Amendment. By CURTIS A. BETTS. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-| . Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 25.—Op- position to Senator Kinney’s resolu- tion, introduced yesterday, vention to propose amendments to the Federal Constitution, was an- nounced last night by Senator Cawley of Carthage, author of the proposed new State Prohibition en- forcement law. McCawley expressed the opinion that the resolution, purporting to de- sire the convention to propose amendments to withdraw from the | Federal Government the levy direct taxes, would open the way for an attempt to bring about the re- submission of the eighteenth amend- ment. Resubmission of ) appealing | to Congress for the calling of a con-' Mc- | power to’) | What Voters Need to Know About the Bond Issue-No. 15) ’ N recommendation of Fire Chief Panzer 1 Ove was included in the proposed bond issue to be voted on Feb. 9 an item of $772,509, estimated by him to be the amount nec- essary to completely motorize the department, to build one new engine house and to reconstruct and repair old engine houses. The proposal is: Proposition 15—For the acquisition of sites and the construction thereon of fire engine houses, and | the reconstruction and repair of old fird engine | houses, and the purchase of motor trucks and other equipment for the Fire Department, $772,500. ITEMIZED DETAIL. Thirty pumping engines Six aerial trucks City service trucks grtatrict Chiefs’ cars New engine house in { cluding purchase of lot Reconstruction and replacement of engine houses Nos. 4, 8,' 14,15, 16, 17, 20, 21 r $360,000 $0,000 °8,500 ' 9.000 the ordinance. Southampton, 35,000 authorized. Each of 21 Articles on Bond Issue Projects Will Treat a Separate Project HE Post-Dispatch comprehensive articles on the 21 propo- sitions involved in the Municipal Bond Is- sue election which will be held Feb. 9. Each article in the series will treat separately one of the items proposed and one article will appear each day, treating the projects in the order in which they will appear on the Mallot.. Because of legal requirements in drafting ordinance calling the spectal election, the detail of the various projects is not set forth specifically in The committee of the Board of Aldermen, in re- porting the bill, included in its record a “report of the specific improvements with the recommendation that it be adopted as official and thereby consti- tute a binding obligation on this and future admin- istrations in administering the funds from bonds is printing a series of ; : the | | The engine houses which it is proposed to recon- struct or repair are those at 2135 Wash street, 1501 Salisbury street, 1425 Market street, 415 South Broad war, South Broadway, 322 3220 Easton ave- nue, 4551 North Broadway, 3417 Market street and 1214 Spruce street. Chief Panzer, explaining his recommendations to | the committee of the Board of Aldermen, said that | at the present time the Fire Department was about 75 per cent motorized, and that if there was placed available for equipment $487,500 the motorization | of the department could be completed and provision be made for emergency replacement. The Chief's recommendations were followed exactly in making | he said, 1337 ‘to three minutes. partment safety companies average 15 to 20 minutes in reaching points from which alarms are sent. average with motor equipment i@ placed * two Horse-drawn equipment can average only about six miles an hour on a long run, in responding to an alarm, Panzer said, while the motor equipment averages 25 to 30, and would go faster but for a de- rule fixing the maximum speed at 30 miles an hour. Tests made by the Fire Department over a period of a month show the upkeep cost for one month for three horses used to draw a fire engine was $117.65. The upkeep cost for on@ month for a tractor pulling — The STATE ROAD LAW . MEETS U. 8. 1ST, GOV. HYDE a ————_———— Executive Hes So Infoctiad - : Wall Basin \ Letter on Opinion of Counselor. COMMITTEES HEAR HIGHWAY OFFICIALS Road Department Heads Urge Program of New Lesishittess cud Desslllll Work Being Done. By a Staff Ouvementens ie JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 25.—The Missouri road law is broad enough to comply with the requirements of the Federal Government to obtain = State aid on highway construction in ba: this State, Gov. Hyde has in Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. The Secretary had written to i+ Governor expressing grave doubt that the Missouri law gave . the State Highway Department powers broad enough to comply with pro- visions upon which the Federal Government predicates the appor- tionment of funds to the states for" road building. The letter to Wallace was nasa Third Floor Shoe Polish, 6c ish in tan, brown or black—e ‘ lich you should get a supply 7 30 Second leer F o\ wk be one of great activity in |Beles. from the standpoint of public jimprovement work. A start is be- | ing made on a great through-system | mittee, of which Senator Cunning-| of traffic arteries, to relieve conges- ham of Texas County is chairman. tion, and several miles of streets | MoCawley indicated that it was his iwill be opened and widened. /intention to appear before the com-| on an opinion by Newton D. Wilder of Kansas City, counselor to the State Highway Commission, who cited ‘section 16 of the State high- way law, which contains the follow- ing provision: “The commission i# hereby direst is quitt-ng | by railroad companies for termina! speaker said. “From the | development. Nearly 100 miles of obtainable twice as | streets are being widened, opened ~~ are leaving the rural. bog erage the program totaling so ag 000 (equivalent of entire St. moving to the city as |Louis bond program). Three streets 4n normal times. The|inctuded are South Water street. up the list of items for the bond issue. Efficiency of the Fire Department is greatly increased through use of motor equipment, accord- ing to Chief Panzer. With horse drawn equipment, | the same type of engine was $17.50. In 1920 bonds for $300,000 for -purchasing equip- ment for the Fire Department and erecting new engine houses were voted. ~ The resolution has been referred to the Senate Ways and Means Com- | Tan Shoes, $2.20 on the moton ri Arrmiy last ‘ OO Second Floor . Slippers, 25c ppers for infants: soiled trol Second Fieor Serge, Yard, $1. 19° h demanded dress tabric tn Third el Mirrors, $9.00 _ attractively framed in polye-§} sign at top; size 16x40 inches,. Sixth Floor ngcloth, $1.85 or underwear. “syne eee 95 Kimonas, $1.50 .in rose, Copen, Miike, and pink? elts, pleated skirts, and lace ce Third Foor | \dkerchiefs, Ea., 1¢ awn Handkerchiefs in white ana First +s Tieake $11.50 — , fiber sétacan Trunks in 36 Sixth Fleer roideries, Yard, 10 Embroideries in 6 to ’* r : - : the home dressmaker: fitted . pizes. Sixth Fleer Se Caer Sant she ary $28.75 handsomely lined “and fitted © atures, including shoe box, . Sixth Fleer "= Vests, 22c it desirable styles; regular : be to 60c grades. Third es for Mothers— ge of agricultural prod- | 64 thousands of farm- | Price Levels. at the relative pur- of the farm dollar, , he was quoting the | of 1913 and 1922. The; ) farmer received in 1913) equal to the prices he) ay the things he needed‘. | & time the gap has steadily ti] in 1921 the farmer only 65 cents worth «f | commodities in re- | r every doliar he _ spent, Lately the margin | so that the farmer i. financially now than r aco. ity cannot permanently il there is a fair exchange the products of farm capital and the products * labor awd capital,” the | tended. laborers are able to ain wage they should fairness the same privi- laborers. The fact t).at does organize anc coupled with the fact laborer is unable to i@ig factor in maintaining conditions. Unprotected | BR the farmer sells on an Protected by his cost | m the manufacture: | N | farmer at greatly ad-., ~ relatively speaking. | as to Remedy. the things which will m respect are the passoge | wi will establish more | ) Systems of distribution. Gone largely by per- | free establishment : nd oe eve concerns. pent of rural credit | eee the farmer needed “® reasonable interest rate r of payment which fit is business. The establish- homic systems of trans- | of an adequate ware- | es system will pre- | dumping of the | On the market. Pro- | | » be given to prevent | on exchanges and at | We are = reg things and agricu' | as we proceed.” & statistics to show | a Value of farm crops = was $2,000,000.000 ® total valuation in 1921.0 | t® increased produc- ay higher price rig Ag Hy “i "ers 2 - . oe ri spt dip bye 1 SR es $16.000.000. | improvement (' . issue of $9,000,000 authorized. cisco in November, |'Hetch were , $40,000,000 in utility bonds are out- | standing for improvements and ex- ‘tensions of the San Francisco mu- ral milligns and doing a great deal | nicipal railroads. include | saad IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM OF | De-, an- | lighting | Work ts under way on $12,000,000 of sewer extensions: new fire de- partment houses are being built un- der a*$2,500.000 bond issue; $5,000.- 000 will go into water system ex- tensions; being started on tral Library, and a $1,000,000 Coli- scum is being built. The city’s lingit on ducing bonds is approximately $100.- 600,600. Outstanding bonds of this type total $45,000,000. with another limit on nonrevenue producing bonds is approximately $25.000,000. with $2,000,000 out®endinge and $16.500.- 00 more in bonds authorized. SAN FRANCISCO'S OUTSTANDING | DEBT $85,103,200. San Francisco—A bond $14,000,000 was voted by San Fran- last. including $12,000,000 for new schools and $?2.,- 000.000 for a new relief home for aged dependents. This increased the outstanding bonded debt to $85,103,- | | 200. a water- tap Work is progressing on works system which will Hetchy Valley to provide an adequate water supply. It will re- quire eight years to finish this pro- ject, authorized. Approximately The city now is considering a bond | ment work. A memorial, to cost be- i tense to buy the Spring Valley Water | Co., a private concern, at a price not yet determined. KANSAS CITY FOR 1923. Kansas City—City beautificajion, street development to solve traffic problems and building of a new water supply items on of Kansas City for 1923. Last year the city voted $11,060.- 000 for new waterworks and work is. to be started soon. A 27-acre trace fronting a memorial monument, costing about | $2,000,000, erected there. Funds for ‘the memorial were raised by sub- scription. Approaches to the Union Station are to be widened and beau- tified. A new north and south traf- fice artery is proposed. and the | ‘street widening legal procedure has | been started in the courts. A- bond issue for public improve- | ‘ments is on the administration pro- ‘gram for the year. An item of $1,- 900,000 for park improvements probably will be submitted and other items are being considered. \ WORK UNDER WAY IN ATLANTA | TOTALING $8.500.000. Atlanta, Ga.—Funds derived - bond issue are mA&king possibie large public improvement sceeaaien | in Atlanta. The work under way. totaling $8,500.000, includes $4,000,- 000 for school buildings. $1,800,000 | for sewer extensions, $1,000,000 for | a viaduct, $1,000,000 for paving. a ‘public market house, new police sta- tion, park development and other im- provements. ' Projects being urged for civic bet- ‘terment are an additional bond issue ot $5,000,000 for schools and other bonds for a municipal art .niuseum. an aircraft landing field.and street development. The present bonded debt is $12.- 060.000, and the limit, charter provisions, is approximately . $21, 000,008. ; districts now hopelessly z a street tunnel costing $1.- | 000,000 is being completed: work is a $1,500,000 Cen- ' revenue pro-. The issue of. the | for which $45,000,000 in bonds | System are the maior | ithe improvement program | the | under the | mittee to oppose a favorable report | on the resolution. He declined to say whether he would carry the fight to the floor of the Senate if the resolu- tion was reported, but it virtually is certain he will. Reminded of Bible Passage. ‘The reading of the resolution, McCawley said last night. “sounded ‘like the’ approach of the wooden horse of Troy, the passage in the Bible, that in which Jacob impersonated his broth- er Esau. “"“The voice is Jacob's voice. but the hands are the hands of Esau.’ “So it igowith this resolution. Un- 'doubtedly its purpose is to attempt \to bring about a convention to de- prive the Federal Government of power to levy direct taxes, but I doubt not that it would be the occa- sion to seek submission of a repeal | of the eighteenth amendment. I am not informed whether the resolution; 'was introduced at the request of some other person or organization, or whether it merely sets out the views of the Senator who introduced it, but it at least offers the opportunity | for an attempt to get from a conven- |! tion something it is impossible for the organization opposed to prohibi- tion to get from Congress, which con- | sists of direct representatives of the people. Congress now has the power | 'to submit an amendment to the states | 'to carry out the expressed intent of this resolution. That would be the more direct ' | | | |} shorter, ch@aper and ‘method, and certainly would adopt a resolttion calling a convention for the’ purpose. “They know it would be fruitless | | for them to ask Congress to submit | 'to the states the question of the re- | ‘peal of the eighteenth amendment. | We do not know what the male-up| |of such a convention would be, and. I fail to see the necessity for such al resolution.” Text of the Resolution. The Kinney resolution. to which | McCawley objecis, is as follows: “Whereas, In 1913. contrary io the warnings of the fathers and to the | |clear leasons of history,.the states |conferred upon the Federal Govern-_| | ment unlimited power to tax the peo- ple directly in times._of peace as well = in war. and | “Whereas, In this brief period the'| consequences hare .—been--yniimited jassertions of power by the Federal | | Government, tcreasing ttrava- |gance and waste pf PUubickinoneys, | intolerable tax burden’ dpon “he peo- | : 'ple of the states-and—the genstant Frcnctions of the most clemental functions of -local. self-government | by more Federal bureaus, dailv tending their regulation of personal. professional ana business conduct | through an ever- -increasing Norde of Wederal agents, inquisiters ahd spies, nd “Whereas, The vast gums raised by | direct Federal taxés historically be- ‘long to the states, fo be collected and expended by their own immediate 'representatives fer their own im- provement. “Therefore. Be it resolved by the i: the House concurring there- in | “That. pursuant to the authority of article five of the Constitutian of ‘the Untted States or erica, the Legislature of cnpeeatiber Missouri »! does hereby make application t¢ the Cengress for the calling of a conven- ‘tion for proposing amendments to the said Constitution, and varticular- | ly for proposing an amendment which ehall withdraw from among i ferred upon the Congress that to levy and I am reminded of) Congress | P ex- | the several powers heretofore con-| BRITISH PUBLIC MEN JOIN IN PAGE TRIBUTE FOR BONDS RECENTLY’ Three Spvelelaameniil Have Been Re- ceived Since Start of Campaign,” | Committee Says. Prime Minister, miers and Viscount Grey Ask for Memorial Funds. Indorsements of the municipal | By the Associated Press. | bond issue have been received from LONDON, Jan. 25.—The Times 10- day publishes over the signatures ol the British Prime Minister, three/ since the etart of the active ex-Premiers and Viscount Grey of| paign, the Bond Issue Fallodon a tribute to the late Wal-| Committee announced today. 1er Hines Page. former American) |_Ambassador to Great Britain. Besides Viscount Grey, who was numerous other ‘Foreign Secretary during Page’s| to the start of the campaign, iterm of service at the Court of St.| said. but of which no written notice) | James, the signers are Bonar Law, ,the preseni Prime Minister: the Earl|on Civic Needs. | of Balfour. Herbert H. Asquith an‘ The 21 public ‘David Lloyd George. which takes the form of a letter of tribute to the editor of the Times, also contains an appeal for funds for ithe erection of a permanent mem».- rial to Page, the form of which will day from the Tuberculosis Society of depend upon the amount of su»- | St. Louis. St. Louis Traffic Clu 'scriptions received. The letter re- 'Coal Service Bureau, St. Louis Shoe | fers to the late Ambassador as “tne Retailers’ Association, of the best friends Great Britain | | Study Club, New Era Club, Associate ever had, and a far-seeing crusader | Bankers of St. @Louls, Bay View in the cause of Anglo-American co- Reading Club, St. Louis Branch of | operation.’ the Red Triangle League, and S8t. “In the difficult period of the war | Louis Publicity, Convention and before the United States entered it, ~ | Tourists Bureau. the letter concludes, “and when. , /many contentious issues inevitably | issue is strong among the commu- h ritish and Amer _nity groups and improvements soci- 'eties of the city, ican Governments. it was Mr. Pages } ; handling of these issues, as much as! president of ee Fenth eye Im- anv other factor, that kept thern eon Seated aaa ae Associa- i withi rounds of reason and | “0” e wre ph ge ? | of which he is head. acting jointly |e rcrhere ia’ nothing in Britain to | with the South Forest Park Resi- k the fact that Mr. Page lived: dents| improvement Association, eu | has held several bond issue meetings | here for five years as United States; . Ambassador, and that in the great ;oPen to all improvement societies. . ’ crisis he served his own country and | Practically all of them are for. he said, ‘“‘with the the bond issue,” inobh or Pectin git gern pn exception of a little band of self- }nobie comp constituted ‘knockers,’ who are dis- | “We desire to repay that omission. We confidently invite subscriptions to perpetuate a name and services ‘that can never be thought of on | either side of the Atlantic without ‘deep affection and gratitude.” addition to such action taken by improvement voted on Feb. 9. ‘for the program, were received to- any move for the betterment of. St. Louls.”’ --—-—— e+ ‘Where Discussions of Bond Issue May Be Heard Tonight. ‘SLE DEFEATED FOR CABINET vm (A ated Press é yn — R= Jan. 25.—Echoes were erative League, at Woodland Thea- heard here today from the action of iter Hall, 8 p. m.; the Home Pratect- ‘the Senate yesterday in ratifying all ‘ive Association, St. Ann's Hall, the presidential Cabinet appoint- Page avenue and Whittier street, ‘ments. except that of Alfred Sze, | p. Homestead, ‘Minister to the United States, who Brotherhood of ‘had been named Foreign Minister. Delvifm Hall, | The theory of the Peking . news ter avenue, 9 p. m.. ag@hcy, generally regarded as plaus- Ward negro voter,” ible. is that Sze’s defect was brought | ‘about by his alleged participation in an open letter criticising the activ- lows: ‘ ity of the Minister of Education, in 11:45 a. the receit investigation that led to | Benefit Association, 3535 Pine street. the arrest of Low Wen-Kan, former) j42:15—Optimist Club, Statler Minister of Finance, op*& charge of | Hotel. ‘benefiting personally in negotiating | proposed national loar sals will be discussed tonight at) m.: Mound City * a th | Hall, Meetings to morrow are as fol- ‘Mrs. Adolph Neuville, 3522 Haw- thorne bquievard. — ee — ‘and collect taxes upon incomes and any other direct tax, save “¢1) In time of actual war. and | Memorial. “aay For the purpose of dis- & p. m.-—Mase meeting. Gratiot charging any deb® of the United] School, 1615 Hampton avenue. States incurred fer te prosecution : #. therect.” League ters of the Revolution. Jefferson eof Wemen Vetere. “TS ORGANIZATIONS QUT #8 wee Ed 75 civic and business organizations, when he made this statement. cam- | Campaign (all sense of proportion,” Premier Smuts. “They appear to be. These expressions of support are in prepared to | world’s future to their own ideas of organizations prior) security it was’ men are mad.” has been sent to the General Council | bolshevism and internal divisions in | South The tribute, | posals totaling $88,372,500, will be| FIRST CANDIDATE IN THE RING Notices of formal approval of the | bond items, and pledges of support | b. | Twenty-sixth Ward, filed yesterday Good wili|ticket at Sentiment for passage of the bond | on the ‘board. The association | The municipal bond issye propo- | | meetings of the Southwestern Co-op- | b#ve been visited by strong winds and g | crop. American Yeomen, 5 a Public Library, Union bovu-! 626 Marj. Vandeven- | | levard and Hodiamont avenue Compton and Park scene <n 3 Pp. ™. | low and Kennerly avenues. m.—Musicians” Mutual | 2:30 p. m.—Clotho Club, home of) ; 3 p. m.—St. Louis Chapter, Daugh- coil situation is with peril today thar it has been at years.” ,liaament today. , Committees. |Members of the old administration, , with crediting the bond issue movement | yurray, for self gains and who are against | ‘the new Cabinet. / 208 City Hall. —Twenty-eighth Ward m , Mechanical [re Head of Union of South Africa Says They Are Sacrificing World's Future for Own Ideas. meray « to. the Post-Dispatch. APETOWN, Jan. 25.—~‘“The Eu- more fraught any other time in the past hundred declared Premier Jan Smuts, in the Union of South Africa Par- Premier Smuts was commenting upon French occupation of the Ruhr “The statesmen seem to have lost continued sacrifice even the and reparations. Why, the Premier Smuts. warned against a Africa. Ralph H. *cllers Files for Re-elec- tion as Sth Ward Alderman. Ralph H. Eilers, alderman of the for renomination on the Republican the primary election March 8. to file his declaration. Terms of President Aloe and 14 aldermen from the even numbered wards expire April 2. The election will be April 3. Eilers is serving his second term He is a member .of the Legislation and Public Safety Nova Scotia Premier Resigns. By the Associated Prees. HALIFAX. N. 8... Jan. 25.-—Pre- ‘'mier George H. Murray resigned. yesterday after 27 yeare in ne |The provincial Cat&net also resigned 'E. H. Armstrong, Minister of Public) Works and Mines in the Murray Cab- | inet, was named Premier and formed the new Nova Scotia Government. the exception of ex-Premier retained their portfolios in — Storms Imperil Jamaica Crops. | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch ang the Chicago Daily News. . * (Copyright, 19224,) KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan. 25.— The Northern and Central parishes’. heavy rains which have caused con- siderable damage to the banana plan- tations, seriously imperiling the nem 8 p. m.—Harrison School Patrons’ Association, 4163 Green. Lea place. 8 p. m.—Schoo! Patrons Associa- tion of the Laclede School, Goodfel- 8 p. m.—Association of Employes of the Department of President of the Board of Public Service, room 8:30 p. m.— Mechanics’ Lodge, No. 419, 1. O. O. F.. Marcus Hall, 4700 Easton avenue. 9:30 p. m.—188th Infantry Post, American Legion, First R Armory. Grand boulevard and Mar- ket satreet. 7:30 p. m.-- American Society of Phiten! 3 Sygck eo) ee He is the first candidate state 4 . _— callie mevanphaeal Sy FS ed to comply with the provisions of any act of Congress providing for the distribution and expenditure of funds of the United States appropri- ated by Congress for highway con- struction, and to comply with any of the rules or conditions made by the Bureau of Public Roads of the — Department of Agriculture, or other branch of the United States Govern- ‘ment, acting under the provisions of Federal law in order to secure to the State of Missouri funds allotted to the State by the United States Goyernment for highway constgue- \ tion.” Objectionable Section. . PRE scorn ean Wallace had been based on section 29 of the highs way law, which authorizes the State. Commission to of route in the interest ‘of consiriie- - tion, efficiency amd economy, bit forbids any changes the net result of which would be to lengthen the State system. ~ Wallace pointed out that the -Fed- eral road law authorizé@ the ex- tending of Federal aid upon the construction of a Federai system no: ‘exceeding 7 per cent of the mileage ~ of the roads of a state, which ia Missouri would be about 7800 niles. That system, designated in Miséouri by engineers of,the State rc prone li right , except that the Sedation sous routes stick out termini of the State system, the State system comprises approx imately 7600 miles. Wallace pointed out that the Fea- eral Government. extended al@ to states in road construction to the end that eventually a wide system of contecting ways should be achieved, and it might be necessary from tin time for the Federal Bureaw of Public Roads to require the State Highway Department of M to lengthen the State system hm tain directions to meet that theory. Means $2,000,000 a Year. a Though Wilder 4 under- take to say that ihe Waste 3 Commission would do that, in face of the inhibitions of section 29 of the State law, “the English lan- guage means what it says,"" he we marked in deserfbing the powers of section 16. The question of Federal eaten [i construction of the $606.000.006 pro. a gram probably will mean the re- ceiving or loss of m than 000, 000 a year, it is 8 erage ic aed ’ ‘Ss Pa . * Raptr x Aue toe i ¥* ot eel EEE I ce cana A rea
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be. fo, . * Pex ar >! e a PJ _ $ ~ be a Oe - Foe . = fi “ . - ‘ * > 4 * ‘ * z —. >. s =e ‘ : 4 Ps x Ora" & _. . _ 2 fe eS /— ; ‘ et : 2 sae Fe ~~ . ei . $ ‘ 5 P Pe a> Pn Mi | —_—_ gu ee —— ——_—— — ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER : Dec. 12, 1878 Published by the Pulitocr Publishing =Com pen y. Tweltth Boulevard end Ulive Sireet. ———_~ THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ; PrORM. J know that my retirement will make mo difference in its cardinal that it will always figtt f progress and reform, rever tol- cfate injustice or corruption, always | @doemacogucs of all partics, never to any party. always oppose pavileged Classes and public plun- de@rers, never lack sympatny) with the poor, always remain devotcd to @ public welfare, never be sati-ficd merely printing news. always B drastically independent: mever be odpesa to attack wrong, whether by peedatory platoecracy or predatory peverty. : JOSEPH PULITZER. Apri 10, 1907. — - endl LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE : What Seiph Thinks Te the Eé@teer of the Poet Det [* apparent that the futile att u ma m the part of France to force the tes of the Versailics Treaty. &s in- ed by ber, upon Germany, a ™ ith disappreval om the pam loving and theughtful peopie o' I held no brief for Germa: and suggest that vou ce on re ra Ms logist for the political mistakes, ve been made by German’ tlow- i must be plain te all fair-n nded that the Fremch invasion of the and Rhineland district. im the time mpted intermational peace. means ruction of Germany politically bly the destruction of Germany rially and@ economically. hereto: | e sympathy of the American has been for the Allies. as against and Austria, but the American) believe tn humane justice at a.) ther believe in a fair. square dea! and the time has come when im Gerthany are bordering he critical-—the very existence of | its poets to be at stave —chaect) | conditions prevail. and the Gestruction of an industrial nation. which prod aced mew needful commodities for the world. appears at hand. The dominant wand dictatortal é@emands of France are charged as being bevonc (ue . seid that the French have tow turned) America, and Dbiame us wikhout | jon for present internatioena! tions between themselves and Ger- , particularir: because we ad not — the Léague of Nations and sup- port France with our military and naval forces, are. With Billions of our money. | ferctgg the @emands ef France against | oye Mherefore. appears to the cities | of the Tnited Ste*es who are mot pre’-| wé@iced for or against Germany. that the hour has come when the United States may preperty intervene. if hk is. desired. | not thé purpose of forcing the oe ma of France, but for the purpose of | acting as a great conciliater of the dit- | feregces between France and Germany. | The wiedom of the United Sates fim withiirewing the United States troops, Germans. when the French trocps | im for the purpose of taking. of their industries, has vindicated | t of Senator Reed I feel | that Seneter Reed. who has! misunderstecd. would agree | mitted States when property ' mission which im effect would jaan. officially appointed by | of Congress. ywould by the wise | . fer instance. by «a teenie | - has a right te speak for Sen-| except bimeecif. yet. 1 fee, * the dig. whole-hearted gener- | Renator Reed. coupled with his) veloped Wisdom. wel) work the problem of officia! meéia- the United Slates, if our mater by the d@isputanrts te se act can act eas a conciliater. The. > au& ‘| 7 j j aie referring to an edi packers have discharged wnlonms and that their hostility to big union igen was em Moves Switt & ©©.'s policy. we @ischarged empleves decause unions ard we ave om men that work ‘'m : ; ell : 3 ; 5 | I ; : : Be KI | juace. our + | ;, perience of the last two years ithe Federal Government ‘the arguments submitted fare n | Dismissing i beballf of | Mr ‘shows that the outstanding tax~" 7 fan tinta th Cnn would Deen InNSse@T Lec eRe, Loe i! a 7 The srt 4 co Lion them ‘subversive of lo¢a!] self-goverument as is so fundamentally destructive as the proposai to '»prive the states of their taxing power and vest that is done have enced lf and when the American scheme of government © and a Federa! empire will have been established from any theories of government Apart. however = - : » «= . : re ehbalf of this fatal project fears then facts Loneworth rather Vir sound are the rbetorica! cf Ohio, who inveighs against the creation of a m from paring of The tears of privi- States. exen and forgetting the leged class in the United its share of the cost of governmen'. k bys this doughty champion of the earned income a8 against the unearned income us @onsider the reasons advanced for this propesed change Mr. Mellon them apd Harding has presented them equality in hliows sfruc et has prepared The Post-Disnat . sec What are the facts” irtrtes fota it is doubtful ff vield an average of 4 per cen’ interest But conceding they yield 5 per cent. the income amounts to $750.0 TO per cent, would pay the Federal Govermment $7: Oo « fact that the Federa! Govern- ww? year. in view of the /} tment is now collecting $3.900 040.000 a vear in taxes it é¢ not rever ve ~ is patent that those securities. if taxable. wou substantially imcrease the Government's It is also patent that the exemption from taxation is not crippling the ment Federal Govern- Aud What udovut the “dissipation of capita! »« sheeld be made available to. prodmiive industrr.,” as Compisined of by Mr Hardimg”’ What is e $13.- 000.000.9000 invested im state amd municigs! bonds do- ing” Has this momey been dissipated in and riotous living. as Mr. Harding tmplies” Zome into blue-sky adventures” Has hiding place where it dwells im idlemess and safety” & great deal of this monmev is today building good roads. is that a reprehensible a ty? Much of this moner is invested in the govermmenta! plants of our states and munictnpa)ltties. such as necessary pn b- be Duildings. Is that money wasted” Here in St. Lovis a dond issue is now pending which is designed to upduiid the city promote the health and safety of ttife bere, remove embargoes that are stif_ing pree- ress. and expand these humanitarian institutions that distinguish progressive c' ere anvthing Mas ft ization. is 1 Saste’ul in such «a splendid, constru be rememberea. toc securilies because of the good roads bonds issued > ous states. But whether m or not the right the states and municipalities to comtrol and exer i their taxing power its indispensable te their sor- ereignty. Once forfeited ther will become the man- dated territories of a Federal empire. Shot j taXk-@ Xem pp" prode by: now _ | s» ment. nh Das a.Teac’ thev : of those securities eXtravagant | sought seme) “rom the book of Truman H. Newberry who The states should smash this preposed amend-| sh AEGUMENTS AGAINST BONDS. An argument against the bond issme, used by its agement and extravagances in the city hall. No large ity has been able to construct all its required public improvements with money derived from current reve- nues. Granting that it would be better business to do this—cheaper in the long rum—the taxes would have to be imcreased so enormously for the vears tn which improvements are being constructed that the taxpayers would rebel. Bonds enable the city to distribute the burden of the cost of public improvements over a period of rears, thus lightening the immediate burden om present taxpayers and shifting some of it to future taxpayers and making the whole burden lighter by reason of the growth of the city and the increase in property values, much of which is direct!y caused br the tmprovements But assuming the truth of the charge that much of the bond burden is caused by municipal misman- agement or extravagance the cit government. there remains the necessity for the improvements in orcer that the health. comfort and convenience of “itizems may be conserved and that the city may The bond moner wi!! be invested repairs and ements of of ions, impro found that his business had been anc extemsions to the plant were need- nadie it to exist. recoup losses and do a profita- reasing trade. would he let the business die out of past Mismanagement or would he ber- necessarr to repeir extend the ve the Dusiness working capital for individuals corpora- nm os ‘ —_ iTmis and Mux erpenc -_- ar ar ? . : Me Ww cipal ad- the moner we be- ad\antageous!y 7 @ act oe o t2e@ move 4s @ tr o Matter c mr- Curing which presser‘ hi | ®ar and expended The eice..ent period ' OM ptre: er i expend! . lee Perc fures IZ We do not be- bas kept a keen Watch ” ~ thar '2@ Machine (Bere Some. is Ue (BAL lakes a* oe | ‘e _— but ther «© be beavier stil? on taxparers “it\® gees backward in popular: hus! teas por: lation and commerce deciine in a cit® afd the MuBicipa! pliant is inadequate for the Service. property valves decline and Seco mes When the Prespering a€8Y tax is bur Uniess the necessary improvements sscaneeeaeaenee issue. Which provide for the fundamenta! needs i's a Aa £0 the VUhern industrr the burden ’ 7" Nea vier pecp.e are not bo . | a¥Warc Gefenders o h ‘aat cases of arrest and search for (he prenidbftion lawe iz Dian ker “arTants were used are being dismissed by Mr Drott sSpecia! ‘Be Attorner-Genera) in charge Prohibition cases here We indulge the hope that the Government's action im (Bese cases will be noted br the clergy. laity and officers on the prohibition squad: that ther will rec- ogmize tbat there are rights under the Constituties and the laws that are respected and upheld br the athough ther are violated br awviess offi- he laWiess and oan Ket rights of citizen - ‘iia lon «ef > eb ASSISTADT 10 “rT? -? c officia his , ; ; -~ “ee WarrTan’ ” “ei: democracy tqward restraining coOstacies a” eseness is - cece instead of asking fer his money back, Fred Tate who paid $1000 for the job of Chief of Police in Kan- sas City and didn't get tt, might have taken « les’ bas re- signed himself te letting the kale go with the hide o (| aa? . \VABeR . re ited mr UWoOul Opponents, is that it will shift the burden caused by | - municipal mismanagement from the city goverament 3} to the people. The people will have to pay in interest. | ft is grossly inaccurate and unfaér to charge all the! necessaries included in the bond program to mismar-| ~— r . wad ee Ge ‘ 4 ~~ ee 2a aaa WHEN WE GET THAT FEDERAL-MARRIAGE AMENDMENT a JUST A MINUTE for the POST-DISPATCH By Clark McAdams Wrttten 5 ie the last words Said at parting Seurded hke Au*wiedersehe- na ed ' ser Both 4..4® Prefound!y b Shewing wha’ Ur prima! passions When they're. put to [an de What though conquerer And ecnuqgueged, Seeming parted Past amends, Given half A chance te chuck Here they are Aga.n as friends’ ie -* [x =" = - “ee en 4 arom at > n" 7 2 - irs a Wr r But the Pe. ietankg Each ether eu: (=. wo 7 make What the «h Was about Between the (,er™ans And ourselves, CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE PHYSICAL. - Your quctatien frem the writings of the late Joba Burroughs. expressing his views on ate. was interesting it appears to me extracordinary that . thi keen ebserver of Rature came te the conclusien that “conscious- ness. the rea] physical. but an effect of the phrsical.” and that he should have enciuded from that future life was nor to De expected tT agree with him Te v,‘erv or. ow vr ne - > = ee. | that consciousness, the “Teal phwsical. but canmet believe ‘hat it 's an effect of the physical Fer whe- ever beard of an effect contreiling tis cause? One might ae well expect the eiectricity. which ‘s the effect ef the arrangement ef materials " a Dafterr. te turn sreund and centroi the cutflow of that electricitr. The energy we call ectricit 4 effect. but it is net con- » has grown enough to have » pere from a far country by} oT are no moments in our! Sh which we would not trade? . srivilege of discovering New! ie gomething submarine which, cs up a periscepe and hen t B ses to the surface of the epoch mist and water i ST eat disappear utterty. | 3 down in the streets of) S Yotk and, with luck, he wall a gpon as many bizarre sights eee city of the world. We must ue that the gavly caparisoned fig- ‘ee be encountered may bear up- Me back the slogan “Why not $1 table @hete™ But oaly ' ety insist on running behind romantic objects in} eto discover whether the | ae is the same on both sides. ; Ed down Broadway this the taxi just missed a cov- | on drawn by a team of oxen. | nat sure that Kk was te do with a motion pic- er imvigoratirng tabiets, : a covered wagon and they — Two biecks further} _ 2 man on stilts ‘mew ; Witter a2 we im whife shees, duck "a 2 white sitk shirt. bat ws He carried a pink rose and blocks he would pa use (i As 2 publicity gount Was a flat failure Not siightest attention ta him. anr.ent
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° Sc ae. et a a ie i i ee i Eek Ee os PP Bere ET RS ET TE am ihe > Roar g ee fp = > e ' ae " ; p= li ga ire “ey ee oe Cece a ae OE NO Ea See eae eee pie , ~ - . “ ‘7 > ui.LOUis FOSi-DISPATCH' 19 — pa ‘ . ‘ sa ° . 4 > > — . ™ ® - Z - o - a e d va cy a *%, Al BARTLET] DANCE ca Kennard’s Winter Sale . + —We wish we hadn't | . , - ) hee et : i Wn New York. (Well, it B sia ee ; a | , > 4 | “a but that’s practically | , a. Le “Six Shooters’? Are ‘*Toted’ at | fing.) It must hea mar- Ei a. ’ Affair in Honor of Miss | to io enough to have 2 3 re be : : Elise Garneau. | CHILDREN’S SHOES : e functioning. We envy o 4 oe ‘e | ’ REDUCED | An Excellent Opportunity ill of jour- a sis: ae . , on | * aaa oe egpertinae ha wt : , PBB ; HE spirit of the West in 1875 | are no moments in our! ajtegs | aie haan at gel eres Gael ¢ ; mich we would not trade | be eg teliniah - madestie’ at ec eee 53 | Supply your children S footwear we of discovering New | ‘. fa Westmoreland place, in honor of | needs during our January Sal | 0 DU = | y Sale. y 4 bmarine which ae hi “ hing su | Lee ia Miss Elise Garneau and her fiance, A periscope and then | See eee aba J h Wer . a ee on cheb guagyrd We offer our regular, Orthopedic ses tis water. of tae | SR ee Pe | The scene depicted the Medicine ugh mo RS . aS eee "3, | Hat dance hall, “West of the Rio h e . | m Pao 8 ym amy BS, SERRE Se om , | Grande,”’ to quote from the invita- | S oes at sharply reduced Prices. aa get closer th c “3 | | | tions, and while lacking the sawdust : i isappear utterly. Set | Sc: a , : . a : ’ 7 ’ ies in the streets of - ee a ee Misses’ and Children’s Tan and s | tee | the Black Calfskin High Lace Shoes ot — ag tied rd rive . ee a characters. Cowpunchers of en as man) yma 6S | F 42 ae time when men were shot for a, : ‘ : _ ny cit) of the world. We must bo ae ee trifie, and women protected with | Sizes 6to8 Sizes 82 toll Sizes t114, to 2 - that the gayly caparisoned fig- | ee RS |bullets from .44-caliber revolvers | : encountered may Gone up-* ees ; “packed” on chap-clad hips, min- | k the slogan “Why not | cto : a _gled with Mexican dancing girls, | e é . P tat tga ste) ail i ee a Spanish senoritas and cowgirls. wekety insist on running | eee eee 3 | Gorgeously embroidered shawls, | be oo oN gm ai pa | a ae ro lariats, bandannas, and spurs ac- | gi 4 Bea ce aes Formerly $4 tas $7 AND > ’ discover _ erage 3% 1e ** PRBS ee ‘quired an added significance until. game on botn sides. Ges = their youthful wearers might. have! Be, 0K indy | Py “a ; Sea al stepped from a bull fight arena at ni 7 ic" down oe this | | Juarez, acress the Mexican border. or Ju OT 5 Orthopedic ne sees & COV- jumiped from the saddle of their fav’ High Lace Shoes | , : oie by a team of oxen. ‘ yan ; ‘ ; ; n ar ‘ tages > | _ ___ —Kandeler Photograph. | orite pinto after a hard ride over the | . opably sure that it was MISS ELISE GARNEAU. |plains. One could imagine a West- Tan and Black Calf al Scene - tabsete, © Cet tet oo, oe fi ern moon revealing dark-haired girls, Sizes 2 to 7 : ® * 7 {, their faces hidden by spangled fans, | a . or ss seovered wagon and they | Social Items 2! thr8wing roses of favor from flower $4 “5 a oe of 10% agen weg oes . . . ~ * ®, n addition, many items to close out will be so h on stoo n Mr. and. Mrs. John O'Fallon De- | courted madly with their guitars F . “4 6 Sage apm 2 a hp | mer! i . . or 7 he street and strac’- janey of 5105 Lindell boulevard. wil) | from the patios below. if or y $7.50 and $8 50 at greater reductions, ranging from 15 {0 to 333% « : | Present]; oo oap-¥t leave St. Louis early in February for! The gracious hostess, Mrs. Bart- fe darted between his tne Florida resorts. ijett,. was gowned appropriately in was Bavertising; but ae green satin, with a white silk under BOYS’ SHOES | ~ upon a milkw ite Mrs. Ottillie Krausnick of 6064 | blouse. The tight bodice was laced, | be imagined as Washington boulevard, has gone to /|after the mode of the day. in black | Black and Tan Calf High Lace Shoes and | J KENNARD : &z SONS | * : @ public square of some | pair, Beach. Fi 7 ay : : ; ' : a., for the remainder | Velvet. and Janice Meredith curls. ‘ ape middie ages WA&S | of the winter. She accompanied Mr. | at either side of ner head, lent. Patent Leather and Gunmetal Dancing Pumps | upon drumming UP and Mrs. Charles Wie th ic her cost 4 | al 3 :. Zand of the | piquance to her costume . @ crusade and not mere- | pote] Chase. | Dinner was served at 8 o'clock, to | Formerly $5 and $6 wormerly $6 and $6.50 @ At h d W hi igt creating local color for | a eS ‘music from a_ stringed orchestra. |} f All the romance which After the wedding of his son, Jo- | With each player wearing a bright | 3 25 4 25 encountered was a by- seph I.. Werner. and Miss Elise | bandanna and broad sash. The dan- . e ppens to people who ‘Garneau, which will take place next ;cing continued until the wee small | mething else. & Monday, Louis Werner of 36 West-/hours. It was one of the most suc- | | , eon « 2 tly Soap geage oan ae place, plans t go"to Flor- _cessful parties of the ! season. The | : | PHOTOPLAY THEATEKS pbes TE Moss close te F a ee e ee of the winter. bee permer ny er - eam si N | 30e | of the Public Library. He has Pe we yen nis)e0n and the fenae ; Ripe vin ating yew pee cero | MATINEES wT } atter’s bride in Europe. in doing homage to the prospective | Seung the lord's Prayer) among the out-of-town guests bride and bridegroom. weane Head of a pin. We who are coming to St. Louis for the The lights were dimmed while Ma- er eemost 20 minutes and not wedding are Mr. and Mrs. Tracy rion Niedringhaus sang love ballads | \ to pay 5 cepts and prare of Chicago. and Mr. and Mrs. |for the entertainment of the guests. | 3 END LYPIC \ iat 96 _ - : 2 ee ‘x a oo : 5 Nap . M P - mat the wonder. ¥et it jouis Hertle of “Gunston Hall,’ | Willard Bartlett Jr. then announced | to us that the producer of Washington, D. C. Miss Marie Ne- competitive dancing. to be rewarded : 3 : : Wasa happy man. Dur- yvijje of Omaha, Neb.. who was to;by suitable prizes, but the compet? an | __ CONTINUOUS 1:00 TO 11:00 __~ CONTINUOUS 2:00 TO"11:00 — : haga a he | have been a bridesmaid, will not be tion did not materialize, and the! % ee , Last 2 Days—Sensational Program | Today and Tomorrow eyour him. F418 CYC! able to attend. prizes—toy burrows—were given to! #)eRSF AD San S ve. SAY KE | 1TT\ mT | me is ’ 4 ’ SUMME at the ‘pecp-ncie| a. prizes—toy burre PN Rec oR XS SO ( ) | GUY BATES POST]] ANITA STEWART . —~ a . AP-| One of the largést affairs on the, Miss Garneau and Mr. Werner | @&% - ee —_ . aie jhe Oe. Paes Sr es oe ane nt Attraction - . S mm Piva Ate “4 |social calendar today is a reception | were dressed in cowDoy and cowsgir! | —— =e _ : . ss Omar, the Tentmaker | “ROSE O THE SEA é i : S work of art | es : . 3 , sinditeens 1 —andi— loria j me = ) to be given by Mrs. Edwin Miles | fashion—Miss Garneau in brown | and *" Maite Gisilee , | : | | : : . . ’ és t Comedy—News Ar a . same = nothing and for treat of the St. Regis Apartments | leather costume with short skirt, THE ORIOLE TBRRACE ll DAVE SILVERMAN’S ORCHESTRA | SWANSON , - vi I R R O R OF meee the world the price i, honor of her daughters. Misses puttees and gauntlets' and a red Brunswick Record Orchestra i | Ton Mo: oa a + 4 oon Katherine and Frances Treat. Guests | bandanna about her neck, and Mr. | = Bt rr re es a F | ; 7 a reno, - | _ - 5 oo’ k | Ww ; . arting Saturday: le “oh . : e ft) QO p | N | O ever chance to make 27¢ to call between 4 and 6 o clock. , Werner in a red shirt of the fire- | ie omingapten:, fe ER eves, | ‘‘Myv American Sf 4 Bet requiring the victim A sToup of Mrs. Treat’s friends, in- | man's variety, fur chaps and ss "Ginicnio fs the Finest ‘Theaters na AP iT OL | , | ’ Wife’’ ; “% pore pe a self gold and purple |Ccluding Mmes. Richard L. Goode, J. | broad leather holster, in which he : of the Country. . a | . Cees TNT . oa tah , oe ACHING OF EVOLUTION. +4 aned thorugh the streets | D- Perry lewis, D. C. Berryman, | “toted” a “'six-shooter.”’ | H : A Pavnnsees’ 7 esate 4 : 2a ary Digest. 2 Veity we should certainly | Joh» W. MacIvor and Miss Van Nos- Miss Claire Garneau, in similar re- | on the ACROPOLIS at ies Last 2 Daye ids vers? between so-called Fun Tulfll the obligations of trand wil be without hats and as- | galia. wore a tall crowned Mexican | ATHENS, with ARISTOTLE, j ‘** The Third Alarm’’ 2 and Modernists is “much ay Broadway. Here there ‘ist in receiving the guests. sombrero, the history of which in- | ARISTOPHANES, ST. PAUL, ‘es } ‘Bole M in ‘Glad Rags’? ‘ 0 sultitude. Ev-| The tea table is to be’ presided | volved the killing of a “gringo,” the : tf & | ull" Montana in ec mage ‘: in the opinion of the Rev. w S » ds ng miuititude. ~\ . ’ os 5 & EO, DEMOSTHENES ?— One of the many ' . . , c ti list int ; ° on J be intent on some- over by Misses Augusta (“ook Vir- | bullet holes remaining as mute evi- | rare iences offered by the .! Billy Kitts Orchestra i a Congregationa minister § "Rven a Godiva could /|ginia Gordon, Frances Carter, Bea- | dence. nt F iff © says that there is a large repre emt Sa, Mew York |trice Thomas, Julia Lee, Anne Hunt! 6... or ine moat effective costumes American Express Luxury Cruise on the f a } part of the sgrine vag “ Murnish a single Peeping | 2nd Mmes. John Liénberger, Edward ‘was worn by Miss Margaret Char- “Ms A URETA NI A 99 ‘ Cleopatra May Have Been 2 Vamp. a er than ae | ; Sd | / Rains “ : ut e Was a a ne Compare iS an Sst wapiness 4 to damae passersby would do no) ed rong a nen |dler. She represented “Carrie the | | | to the 1923 Speed and Jazz Models, a4 : ; id war r ner, a ri nas 0 ein ~~ » 08 . ‘ . | 7 oe dares to think otherwise than t Gitting bell. z | Misses ‘Trea! Mr. and Mrs. Treat | ee Remote ne rt) ye mage “$561 — ee tlocne All che W: ad gm eecne | and F. SCOTT FITZGERALD'S ea : . u. , 7 cw, maka 08 satin ress girdied with a eck oOo our Mome the a aig “ng | Mr. Dudley views the rum biry any of those restor-| will make their home in New York. .o+ae strun a a a the center and : ' & a @ | DOROTHY GISH Rensations! Novel ea” asing phase in our already ovef- ~ Ate Tr mn OEE Dw thacaliag hye >, _— Cyarw an Sails from New York Feb. 7 — Returning April 13 “THE BEAUTIFUL AND DAMNED” ee 2 "od ces J Mr. Treat, who departed some time |, jarge white satin sign on her back —in— Starting Saturday at the West End ‘a tion,”’ and argues that how ; i ——— ago, will be joined next week by bearing the offer of a reward for! Itinerary, with leisurely inland excursions, includes Azores, Madeira, ee FURY -_ Lyric and Capitol Theaters. as His creation is immaterial. mee Raymond Duncan | yirs) Treat and Miss Frances. They jo, own arrest. Her beads were ee Ce LO Se TT din nc tha le nae rs Sa that ‘Behind the dim unkn —_. the streets of Paris ,.ij; leave St. Louis Wednesdaf. Miss strings of dice and the various dice first Cataract; Corsica, the home of Napoleon, Lisbon, Southamp- ——“— : ipa ern a fithin the shadow.’” And ast bugh in a long brown! :- Te 4 . 5 .. ton, London (five days), Cherbourg. Rates $1000 up. A lim- ee Me = 'Katherine Treat will precede them. f: ared her 1] _ , ys), R ' t, ion in the schools: “Why f “manufacture. People: % race aces appeared on er tal white ited number of passengers will be accommodated from New AMUSEMENTS : : h thesis. it is legitimate : : d litt! aie ¢ } to attend the wedding of a ormer satin opera hat. York to Italy or Egypt at proportionate rates. Write or ee —-—— BG | ypo : 8 matic. “nm an ttle boys fol-| wiassmate in New Rochelle, N.Y. | Rigg NE LI Rs IE Ge ae sa phone for full details. - nr : 5630 DELMAR ey “ " - 2c , , or- . : . | ay von pled re gi lands, | heels to shout things | 2 ia pg ae: Aranticr end American Ex ress Travel Dept. s . UBI RI Nivaas Continuous Daily 2:00 to 11:00 Pe, etectrical forces. se more> eend yet Duncan had Mrs. Frank Sullivan -of the S&t.| ’ ce ra =e ; Ninth & Locust Sta.Olive 7280-6709 . ae a Oey, The most extraordinary offering ever pre- me baffied we become. Our high “ years and had worn) R : tmenfs has as her~ guest length black maline skirts, spangled — ~ Mo.. 1338 Motice St. | , mented in a motion picture theater in ee r guess, yet through these uncef fown nightgrown, or one) rd . Br tenders “Block 6f Paragoutlt, |/bandanna head dress and castanets. cee ee ; . ~ 1 i iii edais: Cuathe | At ) struggle toward the best @uring all that time.| 4 ‘aria Rlock has visited in’ St. | Miss Dorothy McBride went as a Express Travelers Cheques : | > oe he fact remains the human m would be reconciled to | ee de : | Spanish senorita. Red rosés worn om amy Louis several times, and is known |. 4 | that the human race will c outlandish within | in her dark hair. matched the = £7 a 3 - liv. , -- . " eee lines of adventurous in » 4 social); embroidered shaw! draped about her | = . LEO inks The world is growing up and Wi “if aI ‘as a costume. | . . CIN F& 2SON eat, ? - | Mrs. J. Nelson Sfitls of 6404 Hayes | ! at : ; f perambulator theories for S80 ago there™lived in) 43u has as her guest’ Mrs. Green-| Garneau Weld was a Mexican. | In a Romantic Love Thrill nvictions owe upon — | who, for purposes | ..1.. Tomlinson of Mexico. Mo. Mrs.; Dark make-up and long straight | 1 EVE ; oe ae a Se os SenOvenle ae 4 a we Sows | Milis gave a card party recently tn hair added to the effect of bolero, | eer i] A Distinguished Cast.” Including GUIDO a will met Coma we for ar ae, winter afternoons ; honor of her visitor. ‘flaring trousers and sombrero. SQ u MRS, THOMAS WHIFFEN Cl he biggest hoax in the be fame shoes, duck trou-| Miss Mary Denman Clark's cos- B | Most persons are honest and ore Nights and Sat. Mat.. 50c-$2.00 : / silk shirt, but no. Mr. and Mrs..Robert B. Mantel] |tume was ruffled and hoop skirted, . ae ose coat Reet ote if the loss ni NEXT SUNDAY SEATS XKOW Late Leading Tenor Chicago Opera Co. Positively your last four chances to .see | er vi - a pink rose and ev- land their Shakspeare company will and worn with a poke bonnet. She | advertised in Post-Dispatch wants. SAM H. HARRIS Presents VERA this screen classic ap it ts presented under WT HARDING'S VETOES. | me would pause and be ‘he cuests Tuesday. Jan. 30, at, changed to Spanish garb for her — * piossionte the want ad or icave it with | The Social and sr maga Event ef the | Mr. Griffith's persona! direction. N 2 a publicity giunt his | ark ponies ~yvitango dance later with Willard Py . F. | our neare’t druggi«t. ‘ toh San ee , se . , OS ° g — j o’clock, of the Tereentenar , , y Our | : AR TT ’ ; : ARDING'S best deeds are his ve ; flat failure. Nobody | Shakespeare Society at an annual; Bartlett Jr. Cari hoehler depicted © Ce orts ! | RICH D BENNE Soprano——Metropolitan Opera Co D. M : GRIF I ITH Ss “ei the Mest attention to him. | ich the society gives in| the sky pilot. Miss Christine Vieths nd cp di | . At prices never before heard of for such a times presidential vetoes, , 2 luncheon w hich no eee | semen oe eeaeandnente, thaleme : teckel fo arddise | AMUSEMENTS In the WHO collection of celebrated artists. 66 a | M Harry E. Was & | san really spell a public advance ™ (their honor. Mrs. . poate sels minett “cata ites oe ; GE te |. nell TOTES Theater GETs Matinees, 256c: Evenings. 50c of sound politica! education. +8 | eSOTaDIS loner iife president of the -sesicty, | from.Spein, with biack tulle skirt. i ‘Sate’ pee Leading Thettre f Stiles XNiebily | Guild SLAPPED tere eres on she s bill called for genuine cot 6 . oon messenger | y.i1) preside, sasiated by Mmes. ived-_ ree S e, encouver, B.C. SAmeea te ’ “i - |f Production ye oe Ty " 7a or my mod-:.... i rfin. | . “Tow : | — See ae ee ae an [15 , : ? : Se8 tor Bursum’s bill to raise ~™ “wrt 4 WwW in nday man, Tully, James B 2 ate i Members of the frown Club who You an travel in luxury any time 50¢ to $2 From the Russian of Leonid Andreyev. : Vv | , Y ; * | AULeEY, w . - . ’ . ' “ ' JV - .O The isies of your ’ ls lies rection os. , aites. f Ln War pensions, which L i ~~ . |Z li ’ oO ens Robinson : j nese: have made trips to various parts of yo with to th 4 . CHE ACTOR SINGER Direc J M Gait ali. a= mediate annual demand of $101 oe srom the Broadhurst '.,4g Miss Hoffinger. Mr..Woodward the world in the last year will tell| § dreams, HAWAII, direct from 100 | TOL. POP. MAT. WED., 50¢ TO $1.99T/} ee Ruth Dra had : bers - experienc a} ny one of ; 7a hak | FISKE 5 eter Treasury and would have % = per 1a and his players nd many mem nds of their experiences at a luncheon a v one of the above four Pacif- ! , Nights 50c-$2.50. Sat. Mat.. 50c-$2.00 nt which would have meant wee my dDlase spirit with}..¢ tne Shakspeatean Mound Tabicito be held at the Town Club Satur- ic Coast seaports. Mat. ( YH AIRA iy, — 99 inet iay " 60 if the same pri emg to be seen in Amer- 'aiso will be among the guests. day afternoon. The announcement | Hawaii lies 2100 miles south and | Satur- ls Seeing the Best in Vaadeville i . plied to 4.000.000 veterans - mant review, gave it » for the “Town Club Travelogues” a _ _ aoe fic Coast of the In a New Play with Songs. . i Means Going to the . ’ . —— - . . : : nited St “Fs voyv eof abou? ' : f ; ’ - . om F. -~ @ ta ’ br of the Western Unica The annual meeting and lunchean lists the following speakers: Mrs. | six dare aa she wt 5 fe. alginate day ‘‘Land o’ Romance’’ ioe ee at an poe with jal eff Association ! Mildred G. Woods, “Personally Con- | one of asusnid entehecies =a | eS ; FOX ANNIVERSARY WEEK that ont not oe oneal features . ' MONDAY NEXT—SEATS TODA‘ BEGINNING SATURDA Louis Theater. im any other om... @ Onward to the night | o¢ the Visiting Nurses’ newspaper. Now! ~i1) take place at Hotel Statler, | ducted;’’ Miss Alma Meyer, ‘‘Some Consu:t your nearcst raibray ,stcam- | ROBERT B. i I I | ATTRACTIONS BARGAIN MATINE® SATURDAY. withe gentleman who Monday. Jan. 29, at 12:30 o’clock.|Comparisons;” Mrs. H. W. Faber, Pe ee | MI A N T Ig, } AR eee Persons column to | pecervations should be made with| “Oyr Frontier in the Pacific; Miss TOURISN AD ‘ H ' EXTRAORDIN ¥ to his list? You's. Frederick. William Langenberg,! Alice Hazeltine, “In France Amer- 546 Monednoci se AND GENEVIEVE HAMPER | WILLIAM-FOX PRESENTS ERSHIN , boulevard. lica:"’ end Miss Virginia Nathan, “A | San Francisco ~ So eee es HAMLET.” i} PLAYING TWICE EVERY DAY |‘‘Lights of Al St. John | under | Week End With H. G. Wells.” | | of Honolulu, Hawaii, U. 5s. A. Wed Mat. “AS YOU LIKE IT.” Wed.| | 9. Panus’ Boys; Fables 8:15 New York’’! mn wie tatest . . . s (a r« tT the city editor to | 6902 Washington for a murder if the 7 jation has been orn ’ he ABEOC lat? x ght “JULIUS CA Essar ** Thurs.. “KING ~ : 8:22 “MACBETH.” Sat. Mat. || -29 John & Nellie Olms f -¥- A Story of Night | Comedy Success the di tion, for the last year, of ae ‘ « (fr aat” , = aR’ Friday. rec 3 oe om OF VENICE.” Sat. Night..| 3} o. Ww EC FO : Ldfe im the Great | «7 of tr OF at. Ni | 9.34 SWARTZ & CLIFFORD 8:34 ein the Grea: |) Anne at , ax | Niehts | 2. ; r&CO. 9:05|= — raper US vresident: gh gore okt ae | PITTSBURG, Pa., Jan. 25.-+The| ee a | DEON writes anh Mees tet a 3:04 JESSIE BUSLEY & 3 | ‘. . Faye: : : — | WU. S:15—Mat, Sat. 2:30. & f 9:76 ) Pte hae s etnssexre |i Se20 Rat Samucls | tv © discover is the reaso'l: ' “" rs. i(jeorge . the part of those Walter Sc Marx, vice presidents; | Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann today was — ballyhoo Theodore | «. ee Margaret Shapleigh, secretary: | consecrated Bishop of the Pittsburg! EJ 395 rs ‘ Lewis, Willa Cather l\Mers. EK. C. figxton, treasurer, and | diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Ms - Se. ee oe | i Ae PRe.. i ms 4g © 4 ] 5 : oS — spirits who | +;.. ¢ollowing board of directors: ‘Church, to which piace he was ‘ SIME, TRE. : yj LS ate WA a 3246 Ben Bernie 9°46 , 11 A. M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P. 3. | FEATURING © re | ac. x ; - > les Bar- i. - e oe | ERG : 5. Nor seca setree | are ae gr Mmes. Cc. H. ann nm a uae called from the r a anges vd Trinity Roolk A ot | And His Oretrestra “Shapman’s Musical Highlanders” | MABLE JULIENNE SCOTT. agination. Pistow. W. C. Bitting, mu ‘| Church, Boston. 1e services took | ) 3 : Tr; 10:15 NEWPORT, STIRK & PARKER if * | hurst Ruth Drap- Brown, O. R. Burkhart, Thomas H. ,jece in Trinity Church in the pres- | | ft ~ | 4:]o Chandon wage a WALTER & GOOLD ror Caro! hennicott, her Cobbs ws T. Fiach, Gilford Dun; ence of a distinguished company of) 0: ~_ 3 4:25 News Pictures 10:25 HANAKA TRIO. a ; “ p . ) oa . ; ie _ r * ” , ms and her aunts|.., 3. T. Garrett. A. M. Keller. F.) .jergyman and laymen. The wonderful, refined, lob i Mats; 16e-to 500; Eves, 25¢ to $1.00 CORTEZ SISTERS ~s ow sdenacceasarovessupouseseeees® by the hand in) a “—- } } McIntyre d.. " eer et ee en ° ea nberg, Josepn - : ! en > " - ws |W. Lange 6 rondo eaat complexion 8 oo. : meee WILLIAM RUSSELJ. in “Man's Size” | commana . ‘ ‘ ou cheering. , Ya AY rti Tom Murph y. ‘ 44 ‘Jn % ¥ ee - ’ a” ¥ re * ow? baie ae itt oo % ~. pon F i OR = nee Sealy lis tate CEN Scere
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ae i a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Deffi » walt the Ti Coleman ‘20 ~~ ~=ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | is survived by a widow and | O’Doenmohue, about 50 years old. and was bieeding profusely. Deputy is his erec wou! - ; ? rec- Schaub i : Sh if? J h — wee food were ferced between his teeth artjinnmseibenninentiion oO a local asepe l yesterday suffer- Hall found the man at a camp, four uts on both wrists, his throat miles east of here. in a serious “07 ". Bechtold said today that — Cat More Than 22 Times. - ca Aa sickness is most unusual in, 5: Assoc\ated Press . ashes on his ches He dition aman. being suffered more (fre- MARSHALL. Tex. Jan. =: heme ly by women or children hite man. giving his name as R. M.; Unconscious During Ent a — ' . Time—Stricken When at Work H ° Bar ains ar Brick Plant. Wy osiery g After sleeping for If days Je —for Friday ge Always Good! home. 605 et Lincol sireet Bellevilie. No effort mad to ante hai aioe his « Sey it be- Women’ . =? _ — $ ing feared the effort might ‘ in shock which would fTect : heels "and. _ mind. yur re@ular $ : Behan was emploret at e lS BARGAIN Pigeon sik He ninagred = ie 4 +e n (j t ry ; , , f . ; — Western Electric Head Phones -e have been successfy!l in obtaining another lot of these ror- jerful Western Electric army and navy type Head Phones. These are the $158.00 type. and have two extra-soft rubber ear caps. making them comfortatle to wear and noiseproof (ompiete With cord and head band. while ther j 9 ;, , . a ast—a0So0iutety guaranteed new and verfect : -_— pero ge Head Sets—i900; Baldwin Head Sets—Hecula ums, formeriy $12.66. new $16 trpe “C.” now $12.00 3800 Obm Head Sets Equa to any $10.90: pair $4.9. Federal Head Sets—* ohms 2000 Obm Head ets We °c : $° iwpe nec er?y! a limited au _— K oess brick vard ‘n Belleville. as a lathe operator. When emploves > Dh m@m n. 6. 22 no- : sie Ds at point Bc - Ye *, +h — at Women s Full Out ser “ea u as BOL Wilh THe sa- Size Mercerized Vestigation disclosed he was lying. Lisles Ide Which caused what is common): a ~ = — ME Bh ADEA - o . = eer we w22 married to E. t.. an eee ee a - SDP PPG? oO with thelr ages. Ameng | — | WFMiard, 14 | ry : = SEeDemeee HAMS Armour Pe me YORK. Jan 726 —Jack — _ gkidded into Gotham yrester-/ full of fight as his man Demp-_| So many have expressed won- —- . a ; ier at the maguitade of our show : THE HAM WHAT AM -? ees is vether wee Val AE LOWER THAN WHOLESALE PRICE etre nmisnvce or an marwe ing of Bedreom Suites and 1 to keep the heavyweight} remarkable values, that we utili “a i is —-— — SS ae * ; oy | " 7 \ > : a ochinamnedl i) e+. : \ ‘ a 4 ; ~_ : . - : nity 1 cu ‘J ; ' , : tive Fernreryr . - : if : th: net come ° . 4 ' — ; often—choice of severs t— : Snishes. metal lined flower $149.75 75 Walnat Tre ia This Suite is one of the best ra Fancy, large ues in our February Furniture Northern: Sale—? bo®-end bed. , large dresser. graceful éressing : white ....... roomy chitforet 1G6c: SEEDLES. DIV ie Av) as 5 ’ Dihiiinia. WAN 7 Sah ij y Suite as illustrated consists of eight ieces—oval extension table. 60-inch buffet. five chairs. and ene armchair. as - 3 — a 8 epee core SE r SLICED BACON =" on ggg . : - . enat ; . | = , }- 1 STAUFFER’S LAUNDRY TA WELCH’S ===... 13-02, FF a
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oy ae ne odie ek ARY 25. igs, © = . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25. 1993. ST LOUIS POST-DISPAT! ’ Appears That “ —_Gyps y” Daniels’ Manager ds 5 nrmeneniam to oe — Out of i Title t 7 ' | 7 ee) x ee Se as Se, Bs Syes ; oa : ie PERE 10,000 Offer A Ne School er ow Title T1.| Hope } W t Vi | : Fives to itle le Hope } est Virginia Is : Racing Results m ourts Are ives LLL Carrure, 107 (McDermott), 6, 213, 6-5. first; When Sisler Booted One. becausehe was big and there was a day’s Game. ’s Foes ee oe jan os Cruld . WED ae the. peeer” nae The fourth round of the Interseho- : ° a % SA PNR a |Jchn Spohn, also ran f a ee ree Res Schedule for 1923. | for General Practice. ; ern baseball may be charged to son. He did not change vocations tie aie 7 aes ik nes 7 eS Ee ees oT x . Se a. Serta Eimont. 12 «G Willi , os ©, 3-5 . . 4 FAVORS WILLARD | ‘ See eS ee eee mont. tian “i “2. © S- | Sisler to be in tHe batting order of the world’s fighting men. He 'thorities confirmed dispatches from | Tite—1:07 2-5. Adventuress, Good Enough The no other purpose than that of get- |sent strengthened lineups. between the en: ln ® -Groes & 3.8 secon > | . e : elevens representing! nen, 112 ‘Gross), ' nd; Ras, 3 saries has led to a reiteration of the Hyland. Following Sisler’s shoul- though his manager doesn’t always cause of scholastic work. bac wee Louis University, to be contested at FOURTH RACE,’ $500, 4-year-olds and/ y : — : cle A) agypcti om . wrong with basketball as played in; jn ine season eateal sli Seiad , w* i | aS ee lard’s desires is the fat purse, if |!4tions are complied with by Satur- : | é : _ te » , ; rd Will Be ; ms i a2 completes one of the strongest foot- iedias even. third. Time, 1:42. "Canes, and subseyuently, but give one the proper cue to his . P , the All City-All , | chosen for a place on the likens since the days of Eddie FIFTH RACE. $500. 4-year-olds and up-| teams have flivvered. Not alone are! (Glick). 4. 8-3, 4-o, first. Bierman, 1U8 7 fae - : ’ Four Fights | Placed on St. L.U ‘ ed for L | 1D LU. | amed for Local | p empsey Footbal! Calendar ) i: ’p Work Central and Cleveland Both . en | FIRST RACE, $500, 3-year-oids and up- e 1S r or Strengthened for Next Satur- J hnson and | Re a Ley, | ward, claiming, five and one-half furlongs— oO | : MET a” - bait i Game at Morgantown WwW Va. Gonwithim, 97 (Stutts), 4, 2, second; Top Onl v4 by O’Rourke if PO : | R ’ . >| pase. 516 (Lilly). 6-5, _ third. Time—1 :08. y Two Standard Floors | HAT may turn out to be mint of MONEY for the man who * 6s $3 } ai as ‘ Bi Sn ce 7 ae ae a ee ' SECOND RACE—S$500, -vear-oids and FRE Sk Pate cb upward, claiming, fiVe and a half furlongs ; George Sisler. So eager was » use he wanted to be at the pd thi f several star players. Cen ar e ’ - aa St. Louis University athletic au- get _ ome 112 aa Se ehtek’ By Dent McSkimmi 5 was “built "bh infitonte “¢ ee "naka and asian will pre- Ba , second; } i, 112 u thir y ing. against the Yanks, late last Sep- uilt up y a syndicate for ' , ~~ ° Lae CG rer he 4 , Hunipy, Hemlock, Oid Pop also ran. recent spectacie of two St.| — ae ; . . Champion Could 4 = ; 3% wim I ® Morgantown,’ W. Va., announcing 3 7 ae o sf ere 5 ; | tember, in that memorable “little ting a bout with the negro. Harry Hebberger, the flashy for-. ae > eqs ee | THIRD RACE—S500, 3-year-olds nd ouis collegiate basketball teams put world’s series” that he failed to D .* of Other As- eR Re Kine Se a ae the arrangement of a football game/up ard. c aiming, six furlongs t empsey 8 title means some- | ward of last year’s Central quintet. : 8, OO ae ee cee i St. Ly is. | .i - ' on . 1 omy ‘ “ ‘ ac , ~ - - ‘ er o e a é —. wee Bey | ork manager of fighters. | coe on te Bey a sense — wpe me. 1:471-6. Bonfire, Eulalia. Kitiy Car-| places greatest stress upon this lack| * set, on whose success the future | received only $2516. sons ago. Williams will most- likely ay? = Rag Myron B. Johnston calls him a “son of Ro- St. I ion a 20 © played in| Per. Henw Danner. Recou. Walspa, Ula|of proper favilities for the develop-| ©f the Browns hangs, may not be Since the State makes it possible |show as a running guard. Another er gt » eager t. Louis Oct. 20. and Old Blue also ran ment of the game. recovered when the opening game for the fighters to operate at all, it | possible addition is Wallie Reinhardt, ng ie u starts next April. certainly ougty to share fifty-fifty | the premier twirler of the Carondelet baseball team. Reinhardt. complains muscle of the right shoulder. ? use Crystal as a rufming mate for Today, as a consequence, George Let’s Reverse It. Hebberger at the forward and play many’ and advertizes him as , , . bo “light-heavyweight champion at Only two out-of-town contests SECOND RACE, $1000, 3-year-olds and “In spite of the fact that there are have been scheduled, those with the | upward, claiming. six furionge—Hilisdale, O4 hundreds of boys and young men Sisler’s desire to play was only riba se year me kl hich .w broken : of a weak ankle, whic as after Jess’ birth his. Wales.” M ; (Shillick), 16-5, 6-5, 3-5. first; Begum, Mountaineers at Morgantown and ic r lavi c tural; b h w ov ov orcoran). 3. 8-5. second; Stamp, 101 (M: jiaying basketball here y. natural, Dut there are times when The most overpaid and ver- ” 5; 2" ater tees etball here today. it is Curing the summer in a baséball married to E. L Gyp was born in Wales. of cvp- * atte i ” we , &3P- | with St. Xavier's at Cincinnati. Dermott), 4, third. Time. 1:14%-5. Royal | , bvious that we are not developing the medical counselor MUST be charged-for entertainment in the game. He has the altitude neces the family moved \ | sv parentage a years : r . 4 Willis of Coro- . . +4 _- 7 ago and Pre Dick, Mabony. Moon Winks, 4Villiam “oro , ' @ackson County, in judge iy his photo, has m lov : ; 7 en is hip. Jess attended of his time pe 8 Gon m0 a vig Ah won le aise an away- | Zoona”siso ran cur games on ‘bandbox’ courts,” said| impulses, however laudable these match. work has be good If h an A ~ rom- e Tni- 7 } j : m 7 cking om-home date for ashington Uni THIRD RACE, $1000, 3-year-olds and up-| Fitzgerald recently. may seem from a ésportsman’s After the spectator has seen 10 | will stand the strain, Coach Fenen ee Senne! 20. 85. 2 punche. with his nose and left ear. | versity d. cial fur) Kirklevington, | . ° ; a v : ing. si! furiongs—A irkKievington, | ‘ = . eee Seweot Tepere 5 He is 5 fe ’ : 115 their ages. Among || Seg that vou? crown’ ‘in recent years. It has games with | ™*" | passing game on a small floor. The ence. in more than 60 per cent of the amen oat ~d ne Bake ad is ré | . : ’ sa “4 ~ - - sh > “; 7s Ceclip a ‘ ’ - » . . it a . Willard, 14. | straight. Mr H rry G one _| all the super elevens of the East and | s1a00 dh eee i Pareto + ag a tote onl; ade quate playing surfaces in é6 LOVE to fight’—those were cases, : a are . __.|three or four years ago amazed the |—Marvin May, 120 (Pool). 11-10, 1-3, out, ‘"e City are the Cleveland High Jack Dempeey’s werda t ° . 0 Harry White. country by defeating Princeton, 25 to first; Sarracuda. 103 (Romaneili), even, 1-3.| School auditorium and the Francs ee ee t’s All Wrong Ban. showed @ good defense again® C - . y Bert Igoe, ("+2 Bes eee efi om West Virginia was ynbeaten last | feresd: eee een fd heila Gry wat Bos | Field gymnasium. Neither one is| Porter. ts . : tral and are hopeful of a victory o 4 Jan. 26.—Jack © 6x | Wi l] year and scored 246 points to oppo- | From Home also ran '” {available to the great host of players Contrast them with , Willard’s RESIDENT BAN B. JOHN-| MeKinley. ar s§ I 1Vve nents 21. Pittsburg, Washington a1. , si000, 4-|/ {0m whom the major teams must] Guoted remark after boxing 10 no SON has written a letter ap- McKinley will be a only team” } om its lineup. into Gotham yester- & FIFTH RACE. Magnolia Purse, § ‘ se Jefferson, Ohio, Indiana. Rutgers an! year-olds, allowances, one mile—Olynthus, | select their talent decision rounds with Frank proving a bill which provides for stand pat” 3 20-year playing-age limit, which ¢ nt as his man Demp- , Ss ih Oo S other schools were among its wi °. 108 ‘(Merimee). 7-5 [-° 1-3. first: Plucky. ‘The Batt ci . . : " f ft f re : . : : a Pare ery A floor is acceptabie,| Moran, at New York i the licen s 1 base- R i's ‘er’ unest at the ri tie u a? tims It defeated Gonzaga in a Pa- 101 (Chaimers). 3. (2. second: Colando, 1LQ6 | though net entirely _ adeas Pa the n 1916 censing of profe sional b was adopted by the league } es . 5 ratne Pp h cific Coast post-season battle. Gang). 1-2, third * rime, 2 49 3-6 vd Last | leas’ Mamtiniine “1 } dequate; | which, in substance, was: ball players in the State of Mas- son. will not be in effect until Effort. Cap. Rock. Hermis Kembie, Tulalip, | ‘s egiment Armory is not availa- : , leo r : “I am through with fighting. | ®2chusetts by a state commission. | paseball season. This will allow s« es i tion of “all parties Of M; Tri 7: St. Louls expects to have one of 7.7" Eg : he Franciscan also ran (ble this season: St. Louis University , . a” to keep the heavy inom | mors ria eratlypienn tg elevens in his history —~__—_— | gymnasium is not large enough and | I never did like the game.” Putting the players’ careers in | eral players to complete the season ery PLINER, (REET SORSON. a no it of De : t b the hands of politically appointed 7 * ; rid on the ground. : ‘ashi ia : Tomorrow’s Fairgrounds Entries | oes not permit of spectators. Jempsey. a natural battler, in ne wo Ss - Wiginaton Fanned 261 Bat- Washington University has com- S ° sr | laymen is: not fair to the player Winnipeg. Man.—Arrangemer larmy of newspaper igin: »| pleted fits schedule, with the excep- First race, $1000. Nursery Purse, S-ye@r- | 20 sis¢ > bask 4 c helpful ‘| completed for a match betw . | tien of the Phavhkeriving éay éamaan- furlongs: Stfactory basketball floor should it—and executes in the same way. nor in any apparent way helptu goog P ; ss IP gg —enllgti—onaee > Gintadenmiath ay gett 206 Vulareo Jack Taylor,. Canadian heavywel . . at : . i 18 1A- lady 3 Edna | is nothin uts vim and bition ; Piece end saiditioud. | ing for Fairbury. gotiating with several elevens for this hunt . an veh: np Fg + Rs Shoseuan saree — going through encounters, he is in - Sisler maight have his mm «4 berg of St. Paul to be held here Foo. fed the notion that Denp-_ jaay. The Washington schedule to r . Blotter ... 114 | fans, or the knowledge that their| it heart and soul.’ He trains faith- | revoked at the whim of a‘commit- »9 -“paytor defeated Freberg in t ; asked to enter the seeeee, fully. long and hard; and he en- tee incompetent to judge merit | previous meeting. t ——Mi uri Sc , Li ; ie poly oT — a good man like Wills NO. 10, PENNANT TIMBER a: Prorvegyy Schoo! of Mines, Saster ‘Beune: 103 b Worthington entry. Further, I find that of recertt ' St. 40Ul }ears the young fellows do not take . ° ° sonal prejudice and favoritism i, ne matter who the Psy ‘ oe : sates “ey in 3921, Fred fhemas Wiging- 2, .20-Oklahoma University at | ceits Pas 110 *Puoe Sport 2110 | be¥ did 10 years ago. In order to| isin the game for the money. He . would be in the saddle. To live, t }attfin real success at the game the quit the cowpunching game in «. baseball must run its own house- “Don't overlook the fact that a); the ring ACTS as though he loved Ms Broadway headquarters ters im 254 Innings Work- 106 Vulareo - .,include space for spectators. There| } to the game. his 5 n all his moves leading up to and & wrestling champion. and Jack F Mike Morrissey ‘oF areas Pre Pa . 7 a -e° rent : daie is as follows: >| : = play is being observed by spectators | : : ters the ring in condition | or biased by local conditions. Per- > ‘getting a bout or two) . 2. Crinnell CC , Second rare, $1000. claiming. 3-yeer-olds, ; By Herman Wecke. ope sell. Cobeges ‘at’. St. six furiongs : as serious an interest in the game as | Willard is a mere utilitarian. He ‘ and favoritism would be in the *ad@mirer 132 Alluring ' | —_— = " i i i a oh, n' to fight Wills above any) ton. a right handed pitcher, was Norman. T 2 “es pions. _— . : ~" ~— a ' Rork . 118 *Hillhouse .107 | Diayvers should be willing to play : WALF OR WHOLE Leg he said. “We the leading hurler in the Lincoln ie fp ot vg Louis. Bigger Stal! 198 Dearie : % 7 | under the most adverse conditions 1910, at the age of nearly 28, only hold. , @ | Nov. é6—Drury at St. velyn Sawver 7 *Roya rown & ee wis apts . yal.draw with th | tournament for amateur teams. Nov. 10—Kansas U rtm Tai *Reformer . 107 °C. A. Reinheart _ and above alj should adhere strictly ! just ar- Sa oon suits us to the | | | | oii ee ae ine? aS ae ee to trajning rules. They don't do %t ° Ti PITTSBURG, OMAHA AND oe i @an’t ask the cham- | This spring, this same*Tiinger will a see | oe Sy fone nec unEnner tee — ds now, af far as I am able*to observe.” Murchison 1e8s scan se- | to step in with so| go to Bradentown, “Fla. with the Noy. 1:—-Missour! at St. Louts. cou... ; eT Chariie Reber, another of the bet- KANSAS CITY SENDING . | j = > on | : , ss wh Thanksgiving day—Open. | la sees 2 * Belgian Queen 108 | ter known local officials and an au- 60 y R 1 ' size and ’ t two a Sights Cardinals. In othe: oo gaan eed ——> i wae Archie Alexander og | thority on the game, also stresses | ~ ard ecord BOXERS TO LOCAL SHOW | ington's record in 1922 was 80 | j . ingiing 105 | the lack of large floors and the ac- Amateur boxers from Pittsbure. s bout is a summer bout, | . ; : . oo *Sewell Combe .112 *Orieva siailidieh ine dab 6 ‘itn aes Fiat would carry us| Proves chance in the “wig tent” | FROM YOUNG BILLIKENS | see ete soe ana op, nine tone heres ment Sf SID“ |" Gard Spripte—Schols | %!l! show here tn the afunicipal Ath or August, probably Wigington was purchased by the | Central High School defeated the mile and one-sixteenth: 5 wm "The wd ie re € letic Association show to be held at , then, should Dempsey | Cardinals from the Hastings club St. Louis University High basketball 1 eee — 7 sii JAYHAWKERS FINALLY Second. the Armory on the night of Jan. 31. Assurances were received by the LlS Wait until then without : : team yesterday in a game which he!4d! Copper D ' 14 nn , in the Nebraska State League. : : & ; ica Beis | Copper Demon ..it4 eS . | te. box himself into | With that club he won 18 games /|the interest of the spectators until | Aimeetenn ‘Boy 108 Pi Fannie Bean 110 LOSE A GAME; K. C. A. C. By ‘the Associated Press. © local committee yesterday from John vee - |the final whistle was blown. ’ NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 25.—Loren | T. Taylor, an Amateur Athletic Union and lost 11 for a winning percen a own rhe | Fifth race. $1000. allowances. 3-year-o! ds. SCORES VICTORY, 27- 23 | ! Murchison, running unattached. officer, in Pittsburg, that he would personally supervise the selecticn of ‘* Fiet or Two. 9 , |score was 20 to 13. The count at' “Sunny South Purse’’ y cage, oF 631. Mo gtaxted the yeor the end of the first half was 7—5, | - +e+-+-++ 9% Mayor Carrel ... pa Bap etn ag ~ henge (equaled the American indoor record ' : 101 Slanderer KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 25.—The/j|-* | two good boxers for the St. Louis ike best; Ib., . | food that after only one year in CENTRAL FIVE WINS Comedie a’ Armour os Rekab.. commodation of spectators in his sug- St Louisan Also Wins 50 and Kansas City. Omaha and Indianapolis ; : , S perfect. right now.| with Omaha i the Western 1 : . ae ete | | ; with Central leading. GS mre ic $e ) for 60 vards at the Sixth Regiment work in the ring for! League, but © A sent to Hastings | The failure of the young Billikens) A!l American |. iward Gray — Kansas Cits Athletic Club defeated | Ache : show. One will be a heavyweight & : : the 1 sity K t : Armory here tonight. The time was /,.. r further se@soning. lta , | Stump Jr | vs J the University of Kansas at basket- | - . — who will oppose Urban Groebl inl the lis. They're not stop- for fu to take advantage of the free shots matt centatt = Sn ae > ; The most impressive part of (proved their undoing? Eleven tosse- Wigington's mei-® dangerous MAN.| showed that he was long on con- \. enentieer Sete tei | het By the Associated Press | wenitbain University, fourth. | SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. 25.—| steinieliiaeniigtis. ‘If the contenders are | trol. as he.passed only $1 batters, | *Apprentice allowance claimed. } ‘on't they, step out | f little more than | ulg : Hea : Pairing for the t - best ball | Re | ‘ ™ an average oO ia arian vyweig os I 4 amateur-pro es ai Mm? Do you mean to tell| one every two innings. es = _ “a Tomorrow's Havana Entries, = ™**cnes Starting at 2 oclock ‘his Rishieticn Cub. rene) halter’ in tun $ FOR MEN. . °1 while with the amateurs $1000 Cashier’s Check to | morning was completed by the to ur- mile run. announced tonight that he| ‘ ; IDi —pt 'Gibbons, Johnson. In 19 4 - » S . 00. f ] . -¥V - | . . y 4 m1 Miske or Daniels | when he received a trophy for be- Show Good Faith geet we oaled in Cuba, 4-year-/| ne, managers at a late hour Wednes- will retire from track competition at > Can anybody but | ing.the best pitcher, he a> epeownars | . Denna Novina 97 Virulilie . 106 | — ne te OB gp ras’ wee rag 7? the end of the present indoor season. W.LDo las h He won games are 103 aH El o ij there are ‘ entries artin n : . actuall ie ack tm t it?] and lon only sever. coer oe Sues nes aFrank § — Lio | foursomes in 5 minute relsye; éariios He will devote his time te Sumac: ug 8 oes are yde a AC Sa laugh, isn’t it’ a While Strangler Ed Lewi ld'a| Yeneno . ... ‘ | } ilver d b dals for) , contests in which he was defeate i 4 ewis, world : . - gold. silver an ronze medals for ear za Tr mo | “SStelnhiare enir [pelt saver and weeiek seenee os y fter year by more people than i oeppapS Spates ed ee ere Sn Tee S| 655 and 000 to the seme other shoe in the world * ’ . a) . -to- orn at Rogers, | grould be a 2-to-1 bln sealery was.» . fields of succulent kale and reaping “X,tyrons*: 93 Valentine @'Or . ————— es | w kes his home at ‘Sehuy ler, Neb. the easy marks of his profession, 2. ° Mise Hope 96 ec a Lady .. t t Se - 102 —es 2 BECAUSE W.L. Douglas has been @ better fighter than , Ss According to. reports. Wigington | stern and therefore almost hopeless | * Whispering soe ne Fie Kisth ‘race. $1000, claiming, 3-3 ) __De Anédreis 19, Grace Prestyterflan | ———————— making surpassingly ea-olds \- | We want Wills, Wills) r- | rs . a | ig not’a “speed ball” artist. How- jee Mire: Bridgett . 101 Bobbed Hair 0 : 3 el aa Meg ever. he is Said to possess a. good chase of the big ‘un is being under- | Third. IS Lye Mer 2 er 4 a ane: Wt 90 Catherine Marrone107 | > ceased 25 Prendergasts good shoes for forty-six years. This -~ ting Gown to ’ ' - ‘ race , S-year-olds an r , perience ea century Rises horace’ oe | Servraeechtnrs ct taceytviere [aren by Dan, Koto, Bulearian| eis oA Bee ew in making shoessuftabie for Sten ama rao ui . “alth ' ot i i 7 ’ ~a . © box Wills net | form. those who. he knows how to | Champion, ' aaa I Duc de Morny : 190 Berapis ‘Se a wis ena 7 278, Ww in all - ‘Sas come forward with “hie head as well as his arm.” Koloff yesterday put up.a cash- : -105 Approval . . and up. five and a half furlongs: ar-olds| Turners ‘- on tied aie omen all walks of life sho Ps use “his hh de it ier’s check for $1000 to go as. for- 106 San Diego *lobelia ....108 Eye Bright « 2 Alpha Phi Beta 15, Bets Sigma ) : hwith the other fighter Ey geen eed ‘ott Wick \feit for a match with the champion. | Difere™t Eves 107 Apple Jack It. | ©Philanderer ....110 Northshore |. ....113| Kappa 6. 9 . _| willl take a),big load off Rickey's . Pp ; Fourth race, $800, 3-year-olds and up, | *Poacher ..110 Little Pointer. 3 | St. John 31, St. Pius &. in FLOUR i | ‘ herd pee shoulders. Koloff says he is willing to deliber-| Blue Jackets Handicap, five and one-half} *Corncutte: 10 Cancion SS St. Francis 10, Holy lmmecent 9 } Oter. oud thin war a , 2 : *Quincy Ward .. edman 5 Rete . ; we rer. , es a ately allow Lewis a place 10 head- | ; 95 Edger Allan Poe.. 13 | De Stevenson ...116 sree Lad .. a! Badgers 17, Bank of Commerce 0 K ith Dean in Headliner. locks on him, by way of handicap,| pr Hickman ||| 104 Belle of EMiaabeth- ities .; ......238 , (girls). | | ew =e if Lewis will give him a match. | Chief Sponsor ..10R town 120 Eighth race. $600, claiming, 3-y2ar-olds Ashiand 19, J. J. 6. | - SToRsRyY. “Tom | Ora Dean and Billy Britton, the lat- : Fifth race. $500. 4-year-clés and up, {8nd Up, five and a halt furlongs High 20, St. L. U. 128. | tm here today ané | ;™ Kansas City, will mix in! Koloff ,who has been in this coun-.. 4 one..uatie |} Emma Williams. .105 Fond Hope otkia Central = » we ae Ws i turkey we've listened ithe 5) wl event of a boxing show try five or six years, says he has/ ‘india . .... , Sa pesel. W. ab aN : eee | ess reer 31, University of , , . ° ; é' : ; op Rung 23% apa 7 9 a ie, | Penusyivans — id a contract to put! + Staunton.. Ill. next Monday eve- spent three vears pursuing a title | 100 °Melase . | | 3 2 i | Louisiana State 27, Missiesippt four men at the | ning. match. but all in vain, thus far. | 105 Pare! .. ao Jot} a ' - ee four e and uar- | Hale of St. Loule and Paul oo | = »» 204 Hemlock Rafferts 7 a College 1+. r & Bud Mcha ‘>: «205 Marsha! Tilghman Count Boris Texas Aggics 24, Oklahoma Ag- a peev's percentage ' Philipp! ef IAvingston, Ill... are sche4- | ? | - A: “l07 110 Weather « jea! track muddy 7 Up to $1,000,000. He jyieqg to appear in the seminwindup oh : | @tatn face, $500. “S-year-clds and up, | aumsporeniice sllowence clalued oa lh —— 'L.DOUGLAS shoes are put into known on Friday ond Max Baum will face Kid Catacka ~~ | clatming. one mile and one-eighth all of our 110 He mentioned Wills, 'in a preliminary attraction. The’ main ...100 *Jonnny O Connell! | FEES en and Beckett as pos- | pout is scheduled to co 10 rounds. For In liges ion | “3 if R i tomorrow ana | = , “ie eninge = pa Ses as Ihe has to say. If there | | TXppreniice allowance, claimed. Tt’ ‘§ Vour Overcoat— . Oh. then ft ts us for Lon- | tt and ther Firpo ‘Sour, Acid, Gassy Stomach, Bloating, | L7 Flatulence, Try. Stuart's | Tomorrow’s. Tia Juana Entries. | on our way back, r i ag a PR miserable trip, now | Dyspepsia Tablets. First race, $500, 4-year-olds and up, six | The very way you ‘slip into xs ‘ furl © . | ation After eating a8 ane time a | “t0onwa nny’ 202 Kahan a. A custom tailored an overcoat that has been & tr. baie | one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia Lad-/| oriser .. 105 Double Eye .....112 Overcoat of fine » hand tailored from your Boing to accept lets. They relieve the gassy, sour) *Cheirmaster ..107 Hanover s Topaz. .117 | woolen z individual measurements f- a. easier Lewis. Col. risings, flatulence, belching, bloat- | ¢ -- £04 Cann@bal! — a Sas, & AD a Kaiser at Roch- aS he in his first bout | Sa Fel Doe ta Pr and Canada.as.the-one reliable re- urionge: ) vr * said Gibson tae fer Tule 92 Reap... 5.208 -Or=sané SATE ae ia indigestion. et tet a tes tate Ce an gm Pe ee ee 3 é J : = : P " ‘ a Lass Carlos Enrique... 98 Jack Bauer San. -105
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MER He . 4, * Q-? _ vr 2a 3 13 a R I: ne- marke’ The French Ths “* . - — ah A> , 3 ~ : > . = > mn . . . “’ - - ‘ - 7 " _ 3 - : ¥ > i. . ; L3a : mt r . el me P, Pelgian francs showed a ete i dee Bane, F236 2 ia NS > 8 . , i Me » 4 , . . ; = a : — © Co Se first time since they were ‘ r ; — ‘ (ren be i ire . a ° 5 > “ ae rye « = 3 é , a 4 > 7 - 7 Suh a” Spor * i “~ ‘ He : ce 8% Points +o 5 eo: « SEpor on -¥ ca . = - . 22 Neth Ze ~ = RX Se . >= rm RA ; - ~ ee wt : 2 Ry G . Jume, 1921. sold below 30 ¥F oi an ™a . ; ~ enits« apo ‘ Tae Y . ive . 2 aoe —- ‘ 4 S 4 - : « ~ ~~ ’ . e . - ite _ > ' N. [ewes eee -_ - , sem Mor? —" - ay . ; . i458 of 4 =. oP & point to / Baswm 3435 8 85% 85% “ METALS AND §£ - : Norwar fac? 2 >= 2s Pa gm éis ~ 7% «tes | ew Tork | fomeet ae : ep wete aiso very weak but + , : : 4 ; =" £ ; : = i Sa -? “ ~ es . 8% , 5 a : ; _t2 : " * airen th , od Most PTONCunR ed ~ + ~ 3 + . we . we > s - . Vi iPM vi 2 ~ *. = ix eu ae me in - - le : Srew *4 fa : = , M - , oe : ¥ Span ish Peseta '. 5 sed wing oy ires mes om ~~" §-Listance Ss Be. bee po ntedg ous in these 9 Perms to is 73 conte os “= reese 7 zee i > : . 6 Aoi, may > % . oa = e ~ F ou ‘= — = > ~ Ry ~ 7 _—_ VL: a0 tT - a as ¥ ok > French Rs are rad . "* - .\U Pee — +h ahh .> : 4 =| : -_ : . = Se ‘ : ‘ . pee 44 ce i« a oat, LS ‘ —— Se bi - F > ~ er ae. - a. pwtner hand. Showed a tende, i le nha = i7S 3) Ne" * . as) Pa : . ’ - . 5 a: ot ae ae " ' ‘ =~ ~~” St Men _2 33 Ea > Fonte pes Ry de me “inking fund | Teaect frem th ; —gency i¢ ' ‘ i '~-. ~. °*4 . A > § > “~ ~ . , . -~ ‘ = .eac se. 22 1. = "S ay *s ~ . 2 =3.4° => > Ke . 7s 13°? Ba ot see: 1, TeCe™t Nigh level ‘Fisk Ros” * OB y 96. “SS . " : , &. ST Iwas } Sa : si, July 23.58 se sn se-22 28.71 = S. F926, at 116 and un AG 7 . : -2.s2 ©8% 88 * s , > > Ss - " . i aN ? . — ~3.%4 ¢ _ on ' s- ' . ” shou ej = ,2 - 5 . . . = ~ . . . ™ o . € he = ‘et >» ‘a ~ > ~ - . “ * . ~ 2 *e - Ri a — ” ~ Rank p inking | Me das : ———% » 18% Sy as | Balen » ¥e 5 - StI es » sty es B? . Pre an rh * responsible authority Bank Sta . Gen Cie @ : i v4 44 —T . - . ~ CVE : a a : Ss ’ _— . 2: a7 => ——Gee eee a. ——TiTee eo . = Sha temen = — 5 . * ; m ~~ 2 ~—s &=> eo > &, ~4 Deca a 2 ol Marker. anges seid - will be redeeme . / ng land st week ® Ra x ~»? Len WM or > 3? . 4 = ‘ : : & ~~ . " P : = “a me > » 7 ' = — ~ ane ~ » > . 3 rn ~ > “A =e ost -D STs - = “| > : =, or before ? ’ : a at I Ye atement The * . ; 9 6 mae nee sa its 14: . * Sun +6 . . . q 2 " . - > l4¢% 2 ~ = see ss. 8 3 " _ I-- 5 Tr. s © _- ° hen MA lUrity The Fr i oWiIngs of 2 Savy Bor- 4o 7 nct ane 4S gay age ° Ga : mI . 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St. Louis Stoc pransactions en the 8t. “oul, todey in the a8Bregate aeromn shares of stock and $5000 bonds. [ticage Reilway FE.quipment ee Merred were lisied toaay. _The Sees eu. ices Dalia end the net (anges fh toe preceding dayr’s an les ~ be (i alwactions "increase wr chai ged -, seve - —=—_ URITY roel ___!| hare Wasser Ia: pid...| hereon Electric na SACS com... . Pertitnsd Cement rusge-\.-% Je: nfe Rg@lie: EL ler * k m St. TL. @ Sub ce ‘fred Tleiivnve de ‘rTERN 34, “ad » 78 . i er + ne PLOSING QO.’ nr : KITY ches bsorws : W iit te com phiite§ Ttimmetali mMiiton-Licew i “hoe Graviio Press re fraulic } eres ; lahorrna Rehiniog ematleone! Shee ofd errations! Ehoe cou lede Steel tw . Pertiend Cement t Candy 2d ofa : con Jet ofd 8 pte scZ ii ways ay i er Ejectriv gh 5 ie tef# Fixes 4*ee8 C of TD . ppendent Grew fd pd joch Long-Distance 45s roh Rr eouri-Kdtson t &2 Hi Sones Ry 4e iin 3 Pitts hve . —«s — re oe oe EEE Rank of Teance Statement. *ARIS. Jan Bank of France shows the folle mes: Gold tn hand. increared 91 nce Silver in hard increased 68, dhe following ts @ list of tales Date Pp om LOn wae made a: - Ted Was quoted at BI% bid 5 and oak 75) —The week!y et at@ment soe. Notes in circulation decreased 700.4 Tre asuryv Se poss ine General deporits 000 franc 704.000 france Advances dec advances to ‘he 00 france Hille discon 0 a hanged. «at 2%3.100,0008 ae : ——— a ——_ — ——_—— lemption - lephone Company | STERN BEILJ. TELEPHONE PER “CENT CONVERTIBLE PRUST INDENTURE DATED TRVST COMPANY OF NEW tern Bell Telephone Company. on April 1, 1923, all of the ing. at one hundred and two” n thereof, with accrued inter ‘rms of said notes and Article— nll of said notes are called for” te the principal of said notes, per cent (2°) and accrued — and payable at the principal ff New York. 149 Broadway, fork. at which time and place- yment. aid date. Interest on said notes | be detached and collected int . nted must be accompanied by Tax Certificate. ' ’r to do so. they may present he office of the Treasurer of ‘ing, St. Louis, Missouri. -EPHONE COMPANY. . By E. D. NIMS, President. eee eee eee een erage eerrrer TELE EEL.. Le aeat : way Ward was taken up follow- | .* e indl out warrants . -2 s _ 21 ” ‘ , Fi sige The Bond Market. 21 Pub S of NJ 7s. » Rario Corp . . 3 3% “ Merc! hantse’ Exchange today . i - —_s . a : » 4 - . : ntl I ner in v2 - Tt rnc ? “ is Gefault in the sinking fun. 7 Fa, Sit + hn -» ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25. 1923. eS ee pm ory ae % ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | [eee NEW YORK CURB _|UURNPRICES ARE FIRM IN LOCAL EXCHANGE ' Specia! to the Post. Dispetch NE Po eccuritice, (ened: — ao: CP list of sales share lots (except 4S A he yp ARS HL market today. Sales of stocks are in ? ; . Correspondent of the | + of bonds represent $1000 face value each. sales of whith are in full) and Post-Dispatch. | Sales. "STOCKS." Ngee Po FORK. Jan. 25.—Today’s | at while not active, held | ~ throughout. There was! of quiet short coverings | was reported, some fresh sh centered upon indus- es. The result was a | ae hardening of prices all Dand a fair showing of net " the end. ThAclose at the | . day. Sears-Roebuck re- | “ moderately to the annual | IAL DAILY— highest. lowest and closing prices Close. Saies Rte — ~ _STOCKS. ___ High. Low. Close. | tae oy rlio ee eA Son RACHA NGE, ESTI y = ” - / a a a ees ‘* ar ~ a Oi owing is the of ictal record of PE Bien, A ogi = INDUSTRIALS. ; today’s high. low and ciosing and previous | close in iocal market. and quotations as re- | |ceived from Kansas City and Chicago mar- eet ina &o-~15 a ceco 355 1] eo ~~ - 1 « Leathe: mail leather fd 1 Arm De! d. s Cc linge. MAY © Ww HEAT. “115. oo oo DBisc-in- a ee f* Sa! 3 x ~& ae : Anaconda 6s Anacomda 7s ’ - AngioAm0Oj] 7 Armour Co 7s. Arm De} 5? . Beaver Prd 7 Beth St! 7 is =I JULY WHE S ? 1103 Ve 109 : ‘ 9 11] ly : 105% 104 * « 104 ie Ae SEPTEMBER WHEAT. 107 \% 107 a 107 4d 109 % 109 102% @ sb 102% F; 1 Cent Teresa oe 1 Century Rib M pf 10 ~iw’ «| oe ] é a ret. - Fs rs 2 6 Dubilier C & R 84 Durant Mor ol Gr te guar tr 75 2 ; 34 on dy le a were few specialty moves tnt _ Sears-Roebuck re- fa to the publication of the) gl report which showed earn-_ gf nearly $5 a share, whereas 4 before there had been a melee over $16,000,000. Mont-| |” het et eocse _ -— PRS FT FF. 2 Pre Ps _ _ i * [) U ette S R Det City Gas 65.101 20 Glen Alden Coal Let Edison 6« 10 CGoodvea: Tire ’ Duniap 7s ~ Gair Robt 7s Galena Sig Oj! 7.104 ao Asphalt 8s. 104', Gr Trunk 6s 1051, Gulf Oj) 7s... 103% 7 eee : as i T it Ms Guif Ol] of Pa Ss 97 Pht, ee BE ' ; 70% 69 ** Hood Rubber 72.101 % : tg * y .* (= : - MAY —— G&E 6s A.. B&O ; ; - : ———— _— Lan « P Lt Se.. Ro : . —o : ae ’ ; : ; he tesco es Kenn Cop 7s ve i 1 : Lig) r > ‘oa ] Re : ‘ Q oe 44 ™ 44 tial 7 = Lac Be st ' : ! Mf¢e , 3 ’ ke Ji aa i> McNQ@L, 7a . lin & : :! “42% a2a% 424 @% : : : , * SEPTEMBE ; OATS. 40% 40 5 ? nak bah dete et SEPTEMBER CORN. we rise in Sears-Roebuck. ae ; Cola report showing a Sashare was almost pre- it forecasts had led the expect. Comsequentiy the little one way or the sae statement by the presiden Jan sales so far were run- pue00.000 ahead of the corre- period a year ago, made a impression. . * hee is —- Nat Acme 7 ‘45 x 4 ‘'3 =, ' ‘ —— NYCStL 6« € : o> ss : Ib Co : ; , R4e Phila Kl 5igs : : : > Phoer - 43a | Sa Phil P 7 ‘es with- , ~B, , . } “it } mneses af ee . wrr vas ‘v7 “> DDOSFOnpiosrnw” Sha wsheern weakness in French ng eh Ae NY Ge is was the feature of today’s et. The French 7%s for | time since they were issued m= 4921, sold below 90. French ma aiso very weak but today’s FOREIGN BONDS. seoncentrated on the 7%s. As Argentine 7s 23 100% 100% {,T? e eriin hh «>. pointed out in these dis- N'lands & bo ye es O7% 7% Sit &€ French $s are redeemahie ee ow 1 10% : Un Shoe Mach 50% Sinking fund beginning! 8 Bwis ss G 108% 2a Wayne Col... 2% » 75. 1926, at 1190 and unless , 37 ; lives Corp lst : ‘STANDARD OILS. pid cfs dep _— Angio Am Oil. 1% = 17% MINING. Buckeye P L : ; Ue 3¢ rig Glob 4. al} Cantinenta 7s Osare s Prod Ae the market weather re- no responsible authority has gp: courage to intimate. , will be redeemed at 1! before maturity. The French i 9 Sales have the support of a fund for purchases in the met at prices not exceeding fare not callable. The two ge now sel! only two points apa: Sa small margin consid- | *° 29% ditions. : 8.200 § y enough Belgium issues 3300 ' re the weakness exhibite.} , h. At one time the Bel- 1 gained fractionally. Per- x Was in anticipation of the . : » end for redemption at 115. 5 Carib 5; ie . 7 1 ae Ae ~— ae ee 2 on m in both French and Re!l- : a ota” ‘ Ro: 4 #2 mine a 7 te o. being 1.17 n bonds is very active. it wax a ag ' : ee ak ieee eam m® for the decline and the e The Brookivn Fiapid Tra~”- Boama the 4= gamed very . , the latter advan ing’ near nt Nassau Elec 4s. vcd at up a point. Other strong fea- : i. the St. Paul issues. or ‘them at any rate. Hien | ; moved irregularly, the | 8 short term and noncalilable. and the New York Cen-. peg Chicago Union | S were in demand. U.S Mex Eanie : Tis | obligations were more/ 17! Me ; 53% : } National Tin. Ht “2 “3% | 2 red. | i% c NO. net changes were not! : | it~ 167 y eine Pese A =. Southwestern Bell Tele- & has calied on April 1 next | per cent notes of 1925.) Price is 102 and interest. total amount involved js | 1,000,000. TOE TO Os . OOO bu Wate receipts week ago and ea ier 707 000 bu 50.000 bu of wheet 17 900. bdis of flour Pat 5 and ~pttiee hy C ‘ash heey Gulf O11 of Hudson O71) Harris Cons Kevstone Ranger Lance Creek Latin Amer Oi! Livingston Pe il.owry l Lyons Pet Mammoth Oj Mariand Maracaibo Oo ~~ = ) ee ) 2-1-1 OD yoy) , “~ ‘ ~ ‘ 3 os > ded — 2 “a ~ @iImO-1991515Q~—e- - : — & «4 New York Coffee. TORK. Jan. 75.—Coffee s. futures, frm Mayr. 10 5Oc. -~ - - i(k «cone ik nes Sapulpa Refin . Seaboerd Wii South FP # Sou States O1).. ‘ en Simon Siiver Texon O11 @& L.. 1c : €& So Am Gold é& P 30 Spaerheadt Goa ok ines 70 Sendstorm Ken ' (710 & Mi ‘ort 0 les. STOCKS _ High 100 Sil m ° ae a amas ap et nO 28s A 150 Silker MINING. I> i oe ~ 2S soe in ae INDUSTRIALS. "yer hers Spatcn. ' Coal ae. 3 a 23. > Atbough it could curd market dieplerecd | Y amount of activity there” were tr occurrences durin the toda: S see8ior ¥ of Cuyamel Fruit Co. was »> and professional opera- ‘oud eal of their attention to "A total issue consists of 55. } ef no Par value stock and was | _PePlic subscription at $53.50 ver G@72c:; N ; * ow, Gone _ No. white. 69 “ Ivestoc > hemeat = | 25 (U. & Department of pes. 000: fair bulk 150 to 190 Go this winter—Escape cold weather Enjoy to the full Florida's great beauty; Hundreds of delicious fruits; thousands her marvelous classical and modern of gorgeous flowers; millions of horticul- architecture. tural wonders. Birds of song: birds of Her skies, sunrises, sunsets and after- plumage. Transcendent historical interest. glows show gold, silver and every exquisite Sea bathing and open-air band concerts shade imaginable. every day. Her fragrant airs kiss you daily with the Florida is for YOU—at very nominal gentleness of June. 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Div. 1206 Boatmens Ba h. $6. rough, $6.75@7; kill- 15,000: slow. very Iittle . : oho te few eariy wea 0 hy Eo y $10.50: few se's> = rather plain; Nearly saite 25.—Following is « low, cioec ar'4 previous provision ret: , C0, STATEMENT Jan. 25.—Operating -Roebuck and Co.. to $5,706,926 as operating loss of » 1921, according to the gag public today. |the low point was established | jon Export demand is at a STRENGTH OF CORN IS FEATURE IN GRAIN MARKET Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Jan. 25.—The wheat market Lo ty viewed in one quarter as in an over- ola position and this is credited with be- ion responsible for the rallies recoréed since Local semtiment is said to be bearish, but there is sufficient buying on the dips to position and forces shorts to entrance of the Norbeck bil! in the market has thrown a seare into the bears and they fear to press declines much ‘further and this has resulted in a contrac-. ——— | tion in the offerings The fact tbat ihe bill Was reported out of committee is deemed | by Some to insure its passage. The Senate will fear to oppose it with so many of the | farmer lobbyists looking on. is their opin- tandstil! Receipts of wheat Drouth inthe South- Milling demand is fair are still excessive. west. it was seid. remains unbroken Lon- | cargoes to arrive and afloat Argentine shipments this | |; week are expected to total 3.000.000 bushels con reports l*ed to 8d lower Some wheat buying wes again uncovered around the low point of the morning and a ittle reaction was noted Loca! were 138. 000 bu wheat, 46.000 bu corn. tn- _clading 25.000 bu to exporters: 64.000 bu Sea hoard report ed | 640.000 bu of Manitobe wheat #0.d io |! | Greece and also some hard winters were Oats and 8000 bu bariey worked for export via the Gulf. Wheat weakened today in the last half a hour of trading as a result o! pressure from Eastern houses and — care Clesing proces | were Feenges to gther ite =1.17 | Lis Se Bi 11%: Sept., | to 2, i uly, ot $1.0 (ern deve:oped hour after the opening. considerable strengt an weather in oon seq Uenses vith wheat Argerit'ne brought in uyin rde! and catised | line of half cent in| shorts to » ‘opening values in Buenos Aires showed that the market did not share in the feare of | traders. but Liverpool was up 1%4 due unfavorable reports Cash demand was under realizing tb Itc 10 Sc higher: July, 73c; Sept... dat “Oata have fallen in a rut Saute | market followed the other gra’ hearted fashion Shipping deman st OATS closed ec to %c lower; Mar 44%c to 44%c: July. 32%c to ept.. 40%8c Provisions were eagy in tone due break in hogs LARD closed 7c to 124ec lower “Ribe. Tc to 15c lower (Copyright, 1823 london Wool Auction. JUNDON, Jan. 26.—The offerings at ‘he woo auction saiese today amounte to 11. og@s bales a strong Comand _sarveiepes for all grades on Tuesdar. | There was a@ slight - | Dulige on opening trades hut commission house pres@ure soon forced prices backward There was a full attendance and | ‘CATTLE MARKET IS SLOW NATIONAL STOCKTARDS, Iil. Jan. —Keeci; TF ee od eutionnaee Cstie . ho 18.500. sheep horses and mule 2. 400 CATTL B—Licht receipts here today failed to offset an indi fferent demand and a sicw ower undertone was evidenced in beef steers. butcher Yearlings and butcher COWS Can- ners and cutter cows and bulls were about selling from $12.50 to git 2.75 ec attic for week: Receipts were again ue) . Quality common to medium +o noared h the cioge last week Beef steers stendyv. light weight year “ings 50c to 60c lower: butch- +) 25c lower: canner and cutter cows ; beet anc bologna bulls str md ._*t | er and feeder steers ]5¢ to 2H¢ high>*r: calves $1.50 . igher. Top cattle fer period “aN 20 per ew paid good -Welghrt steers beef ateer=s bu! vearlings. bulk 35 7 “4 - i ’ rut ee $2.50 : cash saies | trade received more howe | tne estimate cal run for so jate suppiv of fat Orceer buy- , ine iimit riv purchas- packer s were bearish. Butch- at S&.10 There wae ii fey 180 to 200 hogs selling nd SS “p Light hoge showed t a) pough they were &iow } ic wer than yesterday's Hi oes weighing from + &S 4/ } an SS i lambs @uffered a drop | remained on a steady are quotable at m «grades culls $10@11, lioprers and bucks $2.5 Sia? The lambs offe *xtra ro vl a aes Stages of the Rivers Pittsburg, 13.2. fall 1.5; (“incin- nati. 33.9, rise 3.0: Louisville. 12.6. rise 5: St ,ouis. 1. fall .1: Cairo 27.2. rise 2.3: Vicksburg, 16.3. no ‘change: New Orleans. 3.. rise .1. DESPITE LIGHT Se ‘| returned le jes market prevailed in most departments. A; ™ ; calsies at steady, ' => -en gi : ,eS ad’ anc > tie on | TMs; an average, tap making $1% and the bulk | ”“ for two droves of | 3 12 itives 105@180 ibs at L1@1ll%c's 180@ | CIs. ve »» | Copditieg, the offering was seed : . Oc +. new Loulgiana, $3 ¢t . sh per bbi.; Texas , 11 ra ty butchere™ook a few; : weight beine pe poor | hogs weighing around | bb ‘new Texee $1 to $1.50 per bu basket the medium weight butch- | hampers. nancy hall SP] | Butter, “Eee and Poultsy ||| ee renege } houses the XEW YORK. Jan. 25.—Butter u lowing ces to + n t2, 7505: creamery, bh Roevte tee, B 420 EY Kee, steady; i country candied, ®3c! case | gathived train, 3814 a4 ie, ‘ 174,837 BU TTER—Creamery. extras. 4 = . standard. 43 35 $8. NEW YORK, Sea. c5.—Live poultry packing ‘heck = S8e : seconde. | ot tead) turkeys 40c: dressed poultry eveady rkeys _CHEESE—Per poenk: Northern twine ps - ov eg — ¥ 4 86c: e | miiahtiy wanleer. receiots. PIGEONS | United States shiomente. Se natu: | sacked round: whites. £0@9 65. RSec to 90c: few beet at $1 cwt.: Minnesoa . pe sacked Red River Ohijos partly graded, mew - ly $1.05 owt CHICAGO, Jan. 76.—Butter lower: cream- lery extras, 481,c¢; standards, 48&c: F ryred at —~ firete. 45@46-. seconds, e,J° lower: receipts. 81 roung tomas, } at 34y -~ : ase firecea, ey od turkers. : } miscellaneous. 1Be:; 4s. ‘ Ht ‘ G da, . ‘12 ™muscor Tv $4 9c ; ean" 0. pig 23 Pouitry— Alive rr - c; old guineas, , . . : . pounds erd over . . KANSAS CITY. Ma. san. 25.—Butter tn- SSNS pac ae area ot RRS | abe, PMS lets : , n a es New York Sugar. YORK, Jan. 23.—The raw »s wes steadier early today but t 'm Quotations. Cubase bel cents cost and freight equal contrifugal There were . bu baskets. $1 to $1.50 ha’? "eb a of ; . (ABBAGE—Wisconsin Holland seed. $35 tions yy A ar agp oe an — to $40; n : 58 $6 * ton de $40; new Texas, $58 to $60 per ton The steadior feeling in the spot marke refined 200) ips. at 10@10%ec: coarse. underfed. un-/ derweight. 6c. not wanted. L.AsbiTs—No £ treen Kilied. $2 wer aos | Meic, stale and ‘nfenor ieee, according te VEGETABLES. KE ETS-—Home-growr per by ‘*s ered CARROTS&—O'4 home-grnwn, 60- tn Tic ea a a i oe inquiry fer he ba r 4 : scattered covering end com CAULIFLO anew Cali a. $1.2 to} *e4a prices at midday were four te Gye $1. 50 = LOWER Californ! $1.25 ©) netnés mat higher ‘ELERY—California ie ge crates, $5 to} There was no charge in renaes: - ‘ Fiortda « rates ° $3° 4," nr Cee Bbut 3 better frauliry was GREEN PEPPERS——Fioraa. 1%-bdvehe' Prices were iisted at 670 for AE grea. rate. S% to $3.50 , lated - ETTU CE—California ‘iceberg. $3 75 to | tefined futures nomina hu baskets. bic Boston. $1.5 to! tisiana. “-lbu hamper 1 rida tarfe hempers. $1.40 to i P —- | Oe wr bu bex. new Ouirni . ONIONS—Pe 100 pounds Red $3 oso bb! A *00 to 85c pe: Pn ans $7 50 white. $4.50: Coalerado veliow, $° : Walla Walla yellow, $3.50 rROITS. PARSLE) ——Louisiaca, i6e per éozer APPLES—Cold storane berreled— ‘* S. 7 sunches, $3.50 to $3.60 per bb! | a to $3.7 genitings. PARE VIPS—Hore-grown, Tse te 80c re | $4.50: w illowtwig and blackt wig, l >hu box Jooee : vorks, 3..5 to 13 5eel4 | +. & o 5 i SO: ow mutton POTA TORS—Per 100 oournds: Peed River 2. (yh ioe Ss to nog ty hy torte ruspets berr- to 38: : _Jonathane. $3 $3. are “ 20 to $1.40) Northern rurals, £0 2. 5: » & : re ] : (olorado brown beauty. $1 $180. . ° askein, dao yveras IJTABAGASB—3).°5 ver 100 pounds. RANANAS—fic to 4 re SWEET POT A’? OES—Home- grown nancy : _ BOe te Thc: Bermuda. 40- to 50c;: white. G0c. vellow. SOc to THe: red nanee- 0c to $1.10 wor pe bor: Tennessee bu ia Sg -grown, 25c to 40c; Tex- ‘te 85: ¢ ‘veolant 1.24 California [Gg BEANS—Fiorlda green, $2.75 to) oan, = an se > x o $4. + 96; amper STRA WwRENRIES—_F' orida. 3ic ‘to 4fe Tn PNITS— Hove-erumr, waebed. Sc te) per ovart. Prices were stead TS re CANAL COMMERCTA the persons benefic G jrowth: Honduras. of upwards All of This Stock Having Been Sold, This Advertisement Appears as a Matter of Rinse Oulu. 55,000 Shares Cuyamel Fruit Company (To Be Organized Under the Laws of the State of Delaware) Capital Stock - Transfer Agents CENTRAL UNION: @RUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK lL. TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, NEW ORLEANS Application will be made to list this stock on the New York and New Orleans Stock Exchanges. CAPITALIZATION First Mortgage 20-Year 713° Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Due Dec. 1, Capital Stock (No Par Value) "Of $3,500,000 of these Bonds originally issued, $175, 000 have been retirdd by the operation of the sinking fund. ially interested therein. - ————s : % Registrarse RANKERS TRUST COMPANY. New York WHITNEY CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, New Orleans. Aathorized Te Be Presentty Outstanding $5,000,000 $3,325,000* es ee 250,000 Shares 250,000 Shares Each holder of Capital Stock of the New Cuyamel Fruit Company will, as evidenced by endorsement on his Stock Certificate, be entitled to a pro rata interest in the Stock of Cortes Development Com- pany, the entire Capital Stock of which company is to be held by trustees for the benefit of such Cuyamel Fruit Company stockholders, subject to the terms of a trust agreement defining the rights of Information regarding this tssue and the business of the company is given in a letter from Me. Samuel Zemurray, President, from wheich he summaraces in part History and The New Cuyamel Fruit Company is to succeed to the business of the Cuy- , amel Fruit Company of South Dakota, which is engaged primarily in the cultivation, transportation, and marketing of bananas. incorporated in 1911 to hold and develop lands and-concessions along the Cuyamel River in as follows: This company was The Cortes Development Company is a Honduran corporation which was of 6,000,000 bunches. Cuyamel Fruit Company Cortes Development Company ......-+.-..se+e+++e 1,366,153.33 Year Ending December 31, 1921— Cuyamel Fruit Company Cortes Development Company --.......--+-sse++e0 *Eleven Months Ending November 30, 1922— Cuyamel Fruit Company Cortes Development Company ...............-. book value annual rate All legal ma pany, and thie off ering This offering January, 1923. f heimer, Untermyer & Marshall, f stock wi mp AaB gg Pam York, N. Y., in the form of We reserve the right to reject any or all subscriptions, to allot less than the amount applied fer, face than cas Ssmcneser as books at any time without notice. LEHMAN BROTHERS NEW YORK °*This includes only nine months of the New Orieans-Biluefielés Fruit and svanapertaies Co. Assets: The combined balance sheet as of November 30, —— Price, Waterhouse & Co., public accountants, after giving effect to the t financing, shows net assets of $13,658,760.03 after deducting all liabilities, which. - of about $54.50 per share. It is expected that the new company will commence the payment of dividends at the of $4 per share. organized in 1919 to carry on that part of the business which could best be conducted through a local company. With the acquisition and development of other properties in Honduras and Nicaragua, the construction of railroad lines, wharfs, etc., and the purchase of additional ships, the company’s banana business has increased from 275,000 bunches in 1912 to over 5,000,000 in 1922; and conservative estimates fer 1923 look for the handling Profits: The ‘net profits for the periods indicated below of Cuyamel Fruit Company, Cortes Development Company and subsidiary companies, after deducting all charges (including income and profits taxes paid by the American companies), except interest upon indebtedness equal to 6% upon the amount of new money provided by ‘the present financing, as certified by miotere. Price, Waterhouse & Co., public accountants, have been as follows: Year Ending December 31, 1920 8 480,105.54 $1,846,258.87 ..8 594,593.43 772,651.01 ~ 1,367 244.44 .§1,008,398.47 493,404.38 1,501,802.85 1922, as certified by Messrs. tters nm connection with this issue will be subject to the approval ef Messrs. Sulliven ¢ Cromwell end Mesere. representing the Bankers, end Messrs, Monroe ¢ Lemaun of New Orleans, represtnting is made in all respects subject to auch approval. y We Are Offering This Stock fer Subscription Subject te Allotment. Price $53.50 Per Share . is made, if, when and as issued and eccepted by us and subject te the approval of “cr LERMAN BROTREGE 1] be made on or about March 8, 1923, on two days’ previous notice, at the office ef LEHMAN Temporary Stock Certificates. GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO. E. F. HUTTON & CO. NEW YORK © ie =: nate. Beate The maiaments herein contained are not guaranteed, bot are basad on Information wnich we Daiere to be somata at hee eee Sp ty b ye: ¢ n. a .- sigs & + Pe ‘ a so ae hi : P ‘ ‘ . v . , ‘0 ‘ . . « : ™ . a - » - . - : 7 o® 2 lihettinbateeerinctinedieen teeta as - Ee I at RE RAR me et ter a LO CON NE in ES > , = - a » # » - ST pet 7 _ ~ oe i - 2“ r ‘ * Bs = : is ‘ P; r : 5 ef si hating te. a fea a 4 . , p SA OT MEN) Pe mee he . a % € Dye Voee ee Be e-
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Ps ay a P wesen: : ims, sh a ID oe . ihe crepe + 0 leet. tous t * kid- Cnien Mt Hal. he — ’ 4 - d - : ' " : / “ee 'netr- ~- “* we . As L™4s 305 cs: a = . . = > . >. Pam tae | diggoar oat ot ! , : - ne , Bei Daly ER — Bem Senowd | a =? | * = : — a: ‘ar as r. 3 | 2 the | — ——— evening. ‘ . sexi heavy @uty mechine 1sa2 NN . m toad "NDR Es Str ae PREPARE FOR POSITION AS “ACSDRSsS—St_w sieat TRAFFIC Res per day Bomont 2088 an@ Fouanc J Prone Lie 40RD oer as Sa 72 ion MEDICAL QUESTIONS. gy Oe oe iain. ee oe 2. z: =. Doris noes Compete a a. Se, . Marm . ) Heaith and sanitation questions of public interest ently will be com ear | oe | : : | gidered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. \TCH—Lest. Elineim siiv chain | POST. — “hearts ‘™ are du stom and and Hailitar. if ~ewa-t : Schools and Coileges Taesca © * emchrremeacT” = . . sid . ex é ” , — “ alle ' stad zx c *o test eres and 7 ’ he work to deo at hame Sex 7-2 a? ow f _*. | STENOGRAPHER aa = | @ax—z> @rive trunk. 37 0Ga : and the Jate Stephen m Helle: une" / +} Dosen " — . BMAN—To waerch sterm shove! et orewihber. brorther-.n-law ¢ i be ermme : : La | 4 e ° . so ef cit? Ber 7-58. Pom-Die * . es) , ; arrears ; -* ‘ Ci a cr tS : wna > ; = o . : expense? TYPIST mt. young lady ' , . i im Slate «at } | —sfar Jan =~ tatio mat _ = eaD amc “od hoes oe edie of copr and ¢ r! = aa Seer speek st Potten itis o Nerth Eighteenth street. unr 1} : rr one Tt = " - o ar ; rs) : he . s . : . ; home Cal feimer 2 ' ———— = : et S$ Sw et is tes ina Sor ep REE oT SR ae ; > 7} womlaNn—sr : 4 : : + t+ as i} az ’ 7 IB Ats 4ui = ‘er. _ rain) Sop ; j “2 DON Perest T307M : : : ae = SS . “at. — —Wetas—sit. ty cotered, Gear oan thence removed Deceased &©@e @ Tmemh>er Turtrers. 2 r ~es Teee@ar 5s nd rot . ——r Cam. Samuec Srewn, _ an? , , Cuter aan | — F mephew. wncie and brether-in-inw. aged U=STee Py ey et nos sare $ at a | BUSIN CAR a toma 6 7 a 9 ee a Rup ie , — : yp ; | , - - : é » - - “ : ach —s _ as ‘o » 2 . . = « “eveland avence ~ uty sf . . — ' ila . ‘ee . ~ Pae —" ; eenetiions — * [_ agate. fic 2te: eu'-of-iomn, = - Saye teheres nee rest on - as ee ae ' , ese day tec sunday. minimum & -—-—— a ~ Z = >. Wis “i and idan Green end Mr« Carmine Brewn ~ = Pelee and bret e- in- ; iar rok ep —— rl ie : . . — we an — neice of fureral Tom Ps from f tear en = "aa. i m4 : Genee, 407 1A Cerreriand arenve Sirens eon:-ot.z —_ Denver “oe : Sat = ene , ee ae ~‘- . ' m iF . mith. Aijammec Hote 1gZ=3 Elies Sru , , erga ng , a ; : . : bal = *=~——* tor S13. Mawes Eiec. =. 2 wkuk st. Siinery 38°6. ‘cé= a = —F xo Se = f-em the res ‘ RF ize t be given (Are > oe "Set 5. Lansdoune a. enue @ea>:¥ of Som. urg? nT nee . and eowr Gear brother fret *\«t-in-la= son-in-ae® and once Punere! trom Detses & Keller Tamera. par lore, DOR - . A: " . at 130 nT 2 “emr- ms a7 ~ “i ‘ ‘ ; ~~ ; cx — NTA Tit: auciis: Kougnts of the Mac Lat emt. ®. Puners rT : DOTS. Th — oo, an : . , | ‘ : I. Secier. gee time tense ox T- 130. “Post ors —— — cTO Mike aaNIC —an — nck. - In s ; 7A Bex T-431 ? - £oec «ap read «fhes and Cail Viewer 1526L. 4 aan ‘Va kee a aehoes and Accwunlan ~- 40 rears bank. *earters and “erce?>- ef Gee eee nett =e oT — te the — °URera. , . . 3 ny : c _ ? : 3 : , wit ~ - 7 7 - pA — - > e sd . 56 - — ' , —<— _& LAI & 4 rd 20 Bem: TF BW 4«SHING TON Brores end Mew <e 78. Det. x Eines hichear Far rtm sees: tact tan aac oe ions =I Up a a ° Beem Meter . ~ ae . 3 , LANGAN & TAYLOR URDERTAKERS GEO. E. MAHLER /f adertaker 475 St. Lows Av. Forest 35467 . wbtide Ot i ae a ghey eens : ee ws POR, a Nw. <a 5 Ais <a ee
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THURSDAY. NU. AKY 25, 1! 25, 1923. _D—MEN, BOYS er good grads con commercial | os ; and catalogue work: in clean, | ; plant. perm apent, mandy { plenty of material; staie wages desired. Box W 358. ‘ee “HELP P WANTED _ OFFICE Bx BO dust rious: % ancement ‘OFFICE — years old. i ermit. BROWN SHOE CoO. c perm | ment department. 17th & Lucas. gh-class | OP@Ra et eens an _ fed) | N 7th. ATOR—o,, pant A: ' r _Nat 1Onra | Tailors, 5) ; Morgan st Apel: cn ‘rand ‘oo eae 08 N30 Oregon Short Line ~” _HELP WENTED—MEN. BOYS YOUNG MAN—oOr boy; reltabie. city ofr to distribute ; calendars. etc... and At good rate of pay for full Wort No selling or solicriine rience necesparv (joed Send miiver dirrne et be in Rg ed ch. t¢ 4) eer ual Town free catalors to Ip; eXceptional re Box B86, : reference. exper enced for fam ily 3 ae. Post -D spaich oll barrels. Co., 1617 CUTTER cutter on iadieer’ _ M oy ha cw. Bic - Appiy “Tass Biair a’ co) rales pro ndise — profitable executive vw bo oft =, test: Dispatch” or dist . HANGER—Wilj ¢ ay Sidvey 1513. 2623 lows” "4 | a . R= And | stucco hand wa fay or contract. Box T-91. BER HELPER YOUNG (mt nediate! — str enee 4 South S 505 ne J le HANDS — App! v Oliver Elec. os TORS makers, experienced | : 1006 N. 10th st.. 24 La fg. Co. 42°21 Forest Park bitc ee cri city With wheole- relerence _ 42 2o0 haato ered: ato cs k FUL. “Tem mes Drug tore .F ILLER—Experien. ced, ‘aie hats and een , 4 ' awe a —Registered; ood Fiale - a ust be acturate IR [ r - references ncn Post. Dispatch anad experience Box 0-41, | a oad iaN—For old and new : ng a SORT Paean, Perienced. Box Wants Experienced —ro’ id , anply sos Post Dimprag « ch ies] ‘ . >» - ee ; > atl . 8 Lag ‘KER— Experienced: mer nandiee ’ a: ker Ba ckshop Boilermakers jored_ 5 oo . f 1O/eBa le house middle aged ) th ae Dre $—White or co 427 Lo- | ferred: steady work. Box W'30, tst-le Backsho Machinist ‘ —— —o - OK na hed be Cc Ci] SU! SNiGHER——To . - — o4) ee ce y Og, Stet class. App), Pp a IDIStS : ke See Mr ore TS ©17 sOrgen st. (co > “Trost | fo. . Sth An» See as for Stern & Co. “eve, May, Apply 809 Market, Mr. Barth. ; ompton PLAYER-PIANO REP rd | ; ATT MAN—To repair > ad : K—To Tork | 7m a ere gna or adjust i Pr IF j f) M :s 7 . . — . w Pe su Piarere tn homes for large house ro. line: as night marmrience experience a ed My at and } -— met the experienced Bes 0-3 176. PD eG SCO 2 ~ 0 PORTER— Roa siii ler steam pie av corr and ing i *' RTER—Midd) caged ee Ra : “houtean PORT ‘ER—P, nt . who bal Lay 4 “Pnarmacy. o801 Ma. WANTED FIRST-CLASS MACHINISTS Acroasint ine rire Appi Riv BK— - wrienced. Miswest Forge. at Let HANDY MAN ; sboat to ee De eroune ting ~~ v reference," Boo 3 “single nan 700 fed) 4 married man. of print shop make himself zPD quired for doing | ; Rueh Printing : vr Pranklin a shop, white. understands cleaning paper: willing to references OU veare old salary S18 in. Box way } tc! . 101g | -* COLLAR CUTTERS—Sina: m Rie (g. oe ©. Memghia, Tern Re — Ral ___{oo) o ress “machi ne op- ite Hermann. sod) | reasing OTN ly and ‘job preassman SALESMEN WANTED B MAK ERS—-Ho wg makers . Bpringfieid. Mo. capable and help wait on e od Job for righ: “men Apply 2716 — sit nl ‘ : rt. private tayedle-s§e4 | women: ated | -— by rellabie, colored. night fi perienced St. X. 25. (oF) rh ome kind. Bomont 1279J. ht Work = . » | PRESS OPSRATORS EES. rienced on punch Al ‘bi cwe Ms BIL E . SALES SMAN- {oO wR aea.ie@r ea per Meoior care ‘*. oP Fa. i¢s “Ti k 4 | wit. by colored an ext fe nd Motel, th hort order for night w . *Sperieaced: 2 , a Marylan teil, 9 ; n sn . : . ' ov) ienced Nf leadie pporiun — vor) and @raw wprest work: 4a. or night blanking. @rawing end pun hing mo se - 3 , — . Lor ‘par s permanent position: > bene L004 wo fami): ons ~* Nae — ay Foun. —~ Co App! ta) Klectric Ce Pine 3 " " 4c) itch y¥ a8 mei =. pees. i bess.” *"" cooking, ered; snail place; part time: | PU NC ‘HMEN—Blacksmith shop: : ' weer. 421A _MePiv raon Friday afternoons and Ba 2 _—T 7 day and night gang. Appl) ~ Kh echo! oi, 16 years: ete - ly at Pilgrim Congregationa! roa-o . : j ’ micas ae work. Grand 7308). Golem and Kens nsvon, = Frijay | 2800 De Kalb st. Co) ate: ton rare . — a -_--- — ~ -—— -- _ ' Thuretaye og for clean : bite; must have experience ‘RE AIR MA N—Experiencea on trunks, euit- | es a ~ . elevators Apps basement, #0 press ne bees. Portfolios and jacies’ | - cK F a ween e: ~ gh ae gt — AN—F eneral housework steady employment Address Schwieder's ' and reliable. for a couple %. i be ~ ‘Forest 5466 eu ; _Trur k Fector. _ Springfield | Mo. 41) per and one child: best reference. |_—_ eee ~ ROLLER MEN—National F “S.. 7 wr And sione setter: scult Ce., it! at nee. etate nae. in fret and.‘ ‘are ety ldren ; im country. by gpd. for old couple or mA well a In tour firebrici PAL ESMAX— Saper i ienced eq with etee. and a! ie gi jaAint ~- @e refere nged. Can - Address Miss 3 P. 3g = Mer nh i 7. repir give full vali eta stating age : ones, experience. etr fox W 4 F.-D c4) Pope. LEDER — Fxperien it.; Thursday. Friday, Sat. — mertieer machines: good pa’ COT SBA (ali Lindel) | M. } Peet -Di - tch j 88 | ’ k a la > - +t el . > Siva?t Xolored, wants Friday and First-ciase 3 rniliing ma \ s Al, ESME Gay Call Lindel! 68601 = thoreugh!y familiar rath ( caine Fie Wy | Ww CSD iy iC ' MESS—Wants dave out or hotel )_ @uty machine. 1913 N. Broad i : _ Bomont 97 iw. ir nees Smith.» ored, exper MEN AND hss —Sit neat. colored, APPREKTICE—W th 4 WANTED for Tbureda; and Friday. Lindell on power sewinc fh som . ~ ‘TYPE PIV LOL = Btare: give full tericsars as to| WOMEN EXPERIENCED . Dy colored. or cleauias ss ™miary. telepnche, if any , a "4 Oo yO | proven recor¢ references: call after 5 o'clock: 11, Post-Disvetch —)| IN SELLING SHOES. AP- aa = ‘se on 2088. ' Derr ie ni a Monday. BO an a :Meetclese cite references. Bo- = Robingon. Deia colored. T out; also smal yendie, aers Forest 5751 —Sit. by first-class: references. Phon PLY SUPERINTENDENT |20° 22% Sg ag oe ge OF EMPLOYMENT, MEZ- | og eto Wr bio OO ZANINE FLOOR. | SALES 3 ME N—To wei Fe cars on cominia Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Goods Co. Class Er \recting p Machinists a haa NG RAILROAD EX- RESS—Sit by first clase. colored. uwNUE AND DESIRING ~ A Wednesday, Thursday: for Si ~ TIMB WORK, WILL | perlite 2322: ask for av. With large acyuainta: Ciarke, Jit. Pine st : SALI SM EN or hone " AT ONCE TO ‘ chine or 7 gnderwear. SHOE WORKERS Rags otk “Benson: asad" LS. Mitcheil, ge er P ort Diapatc h -_——_—— (8 WALNUT (eS) ) SHOE wi IRKE RS tr sew ing ED iS A Toung man. who understands eeet nailing. following ive truck S706A _Merket trimming. te teke charge | Welmana: ' these operations. ix W- . , Watch eter im shovel et Delinar end io) aIRL— Sit. by neat oelsred. n© epok- family. Bomont 7702. GRAPHER experienced, wishes to do at home Box T-278. P.-D. = above srenee abil qecttion in in north =o re roe Die. _ % pr yrewri hig sg y /"- : ° at « rctg. ome By aor upeteirs and dining ‘oom. — 4, need, clean- — ae invest tn business of aye position 14. } “piesatc ‘e4) or 18 ee of ace nd rk. East St. Louis, Jil. ——Oit.. 4 omg 3 — 2 bov 11 year ants postition Bo Whe mry. good spat work, 308 Mic? 2 ay ire PRO « | SALESMEN—S$6000 | Top Collar Makers Co an a First-class top collar makers,| {oyrs #nd ai! line need apply: good| «= ‘wu wages, steady work. ALLIGA-| TOR CLOTHING CO., Gravois super | seat’ 523. and Bingham. c wW -354, = (ch) | PUCK DRIVER—To haul cos! ane general | teuling: muet be ested) yom or aut o car truck. Cabenvy 1121 6847 Corbitt. : UTPHOLSTERER—First-ciase 4983 Natural Bridre. icy UPHOLSTERER! —Must " bee tering wholesale overstuffed furnt- ture: fine opportunity for right mar App! _landau Cabinet Vo L545 Tower Grove | LE ‘vc LCAN IZER-——EZ > s I G@GODWORKING MACHINE RAAT Rn chasing and | pa ee -class on closed auto body —~ esition to rignt _ work Moon Broe.. Gano and _M >K igeock ree ce ~ g~ oy FOUN NG G_MAN—With auto free to ft: ‘avel Brodnax, Inc.. Merm- | Box T-103. __ Poet- -Diepatch | (cB? ) G MAN—To de copy work on tyrpe- @ientid opening for singie oon Ove. lipnientenaee p to years of age; should heve pee he ex- in recreational end enter- Chiid's |; @iwet have tact. ability and seb) iy: out-of-town position. preferred: must have ex- Rox *)-172 -D. ic88) MAN IPCATED IN A TEXAS ae ENGAGE IN MAN7’TACc- STEER! TAY KS. Wrert- THORON CA x ts _ business in wholesale house. ment. Box W-lil., Port fie Bpe: sown, Z a a 3 Su - mmintmum Ome. as helper to sheet metal work- ore ensertions I¢ werk: one Who can operate Ford : : B18 per week. 2578 Dee ‘cc? no others e BS collecting and ne os ‘to 3 man with cer, for sales work In’ Countyc large man- Bee Mr nkiin, 7 to 4855 Deimar ic) —_— 18 yeers of exe stock = ere in leree ONS | — : me Call 9 43 for appo nda. u ) . M: i_eache pirone «) ce * ex Pine be experienced in| _ | BALESMEX—Woncerru Cppor* satisfied with vour presen why not cash in big New Mavitag tivrafosn neat appearance and reference, appl. , or TT? earnings” ee ling Wonderfu! } If you are of =| nigh goo4d 2. mm. and { > — T. Pp. m C urporation. 1005 4 pPilan ¢ Locue' YOUNG _¥riter._ YOUNG M AN—As night waiter. ced: anniy_after 4 Db. ™ perien ROS ‘Washington. SALE SME? \ mM / and su: aatten kon k ~~ STATE SALES MANAGERS WANTEL Ss. | man to introduce and mrnrace sales of all care Racked by nattona’ liberal comnareBier end exciu mouléer and Ban right man all Mat m¢ mM. K. & ot RY. ; Raw ine, Wie (# , 2 ARE TOC 8% ENOT'GH TO HANDLE ) x TISTS | - [ACHIN zalge wore ‘ _ be! me tral ned [no - are ~ou of ever Apply te Master Mechenic ®) as — 1513 Netieeyvy Fx- and we need ihe shove tra of men: Til ' orde in citr: SOD to $100. | take moamasine, Order 7 and & p. m., 114 Oeeon Bie ir to earn a subsetantie! Y gg oe permenent witth Ree Mr Saver, 17 grade thoroughiy #¢xpe ; MACHINISTS WITH ; ; Ss] c . gone ' " “ vACR! . Openings for =, AROUND RAILROAD thie toomtits a ing ekpenrence vw ho w succees Re ore «a ASSyU red from day Sea for Mr Mone. 89) i SALESMIEN WANTED on FART TIME) Subdivisions with water, vas, streets, sewers, etc., lo- cated on fringe of city; are easy to sell. tremendous amount building now going on has created a scarcity of desirable vacant homesites, making sales easy to close, and netting salesmen big commissions. The of For the man who dares to sell on commission this 1s an opportunity to make a bank president's — salary. Leads and ---trainin fur- nished. or iss in and talk it over -1f you want to make big money, and become associ- ated with a firm of 35 vears untarnished reputation. (‘ome JOSEPH DARST REALTY COMPANY 916 Wainwright Bidg. SALESMEN ~~) LIES it \ eg DEVELOPED INTO alesmanager We are now offering NORTHWOOD PARK: urb beautiful, only 35 from Broadway. NORTHWOOD PARK is on the most beautiful drive in St. Louis County, only fifteen minuies. ride from about seventy millions invested in industrial plants. Only a short distance street service. schools, stores. and suburban trains. feet TO) Sa sale sub for the minutes to ches to three hundred beautiful blue grass lawns and origina! forest trees. fifteen to twenty-five dollars per foot including all improvements, which: are about - completed. Monthly payments will be made! in case of accident or sickness, and will not have to be repaid. WE WILL BUILD HOMES AND THEIR BUILDING MONTHLY PAY- Lots two deep, with ON EASY MENTS. We want clean-cut salesmen who will work intelligently on leads furnished : real estate evperience not absolutely necessary. Owen general sales man- ager The sign of a good deal. MAGRAY REALTY TRUST -04-9 Wainwright Building AGENTS WANTED. HEN ————- eee = A “ite imma id established sickness acciden e A ag “ance im one polices ase = to ar o's eos erp iy 7s. Pia BOX Pony Bde _ic o CANVASSERS ) AND soLici rTORS MANAG Ene -And & ao! icitors, for Qjatributine hig } i of the hou we my . “_ 4+. Poat Thepatech ROOKKEEPER — “Experiences: perition in retell establishment, give fu! Lecorepation and ' enpected Box W no te} alii i CHOUOO. ATE DIP ‘PERS—Day ay ant nights Red Bird : andy _Oe.. 4900 Delmer give ref posit sor x permanent 'CLERK—a wholesale firme with amell office requires the serv icee woman '© keep recerda.. renera! office work one di. tation amd operate typewriter preferred. State Qtuction. ere. experi®@fiice and saiar: Rex cK Poe. Direma teh _ 1 COLL a GTR1.—Kasenenc “AY ply 3. Ar- shur r_ Anderson Sentry “h20% he = r of a eompeten!t roung end cook A = MAID— Experienced. “references 504. vr Se ED oe - Fn meer 408 netairs work. whi! any 667. 6230 Waterman. of na‘ionalliv line | ‘KING-BRINSMADE i ee —_ | CUOK—-Pirst claws. one that can bake pastrs "316 (“hers nee ‘A ——! onpet en. om « muse hate refeernece. _)HELP wro— WTD.— women. GIALs, HELP WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS HELP venir Call Wyréown wo’ in ‘ lhe es eeeiet ier Unnecessary , Toss ‘ingsbury. USEG TRL—Fxperienced white « must have rith house - Cabanr ‘cr ir} fer erennes icy et ee _ no > i073: heune work . & 35 ) Magne! ia. ae flo | HOUSE GIRL—0Or weman, for ‘housework: } Sunday work Sidne) 202R. 1864 | 13h ic) Bi! "SEGIR L—Goed ¢ Christian German gir. prelerred: no laundry or outside work. Cab- | any S20 | between and 16 2 ecg) | MNOUSBEGIRi, —Whke: qeneen) tonsbernet. 326 N. Euct@. first floor nerth. Forest 34lz. cD) HO “SEGIRL—Fo adwit ingtem ' houswew ork. one S27 0 | Weeh- +Dm eon | - gene ne re a ll required. lAndeli_ 43190 HY IRL—Dxrperienced. and Is: fiser work: good LT OW 446° Mary ian4 lic) ska if L-—EX per enc ‘eA. i Loupe work Rood copk. sn ane SEG white, cooking VagZen. r reme 2 _SS ceneral Bart- L ; c ) middle-aged cenera | hourework Position and wager Grena _«c) ne idie-~eged ervall Tfarnity 43°0A Page Lm 7") — Ter - 5447 HOUSEGIRL—Whire SM Teferences ecults, good 1°06 M MOUS PUL. L—Cnountry ~ err geenral howsewort f 30 Yr TY «vr jo? @O housework ard good conk it vou are heme where vou wil ) like one of the family. call Grand sin 4 ; Inst ~ have pheaene?t eurround - after a mn. mh. fh) | ncumbered ‘le av. simn } | S4: Box T-l270. Post | HOUSEKEEPER —Conwpetent references: fam! y of 4. _inge _ Bent On | S81 W Hoi SEKE EP RR t—Ln fami): by Dispate? HOUSEKEEP iR— Experienced, ORC LIN OTe nce "Tye TT Trve rt excellent 971IA Delmar i oSh V & Oth ef KITCHEN WoUMEXN— Cafeteria girls “och fountain dispensers App! ¥ Superintendent's office. Sr vEES-Vandervoort -Barne. a HELER See fl Ners ee, ' — references sauedemit” Kroad wav and Hickor-v. 1% years of ake, packages in whoiewale hore: Rox W-S1, P.-D, te) institution mm. ADD! ¥ ‘y B1I7 ic} S136 han) enced Gth “Ts 7 ~\N , A os parce) Dest Steady employment. LAT NDRESS—Tror laafaves te Al SD PR -ESk— Whi te. Osr evola Lat "NDRESS—Asit_- na) rive good re ferencna LAUNDRY HELP—aAssorters and CL perenced hu nate trork. box Ww Post-Dispatch LAU NDR EXS—Twe white tUnNCdTesase= Fn an Episcope! Orphans’ rand. Grand 610 ‘Marker Becht Laundry. r for M on da y : . go out by ay: Lindel! FaREW 23%. tc) ry? 3. 07 Bel j housework an and — rhe rvt M re } over. iCahans _810lw. te) giTrie acnoail.; home nights oTred. ple in MAID—C ‘ general. part ng. "Ur 74a hingsburys MAID—White. m hel per KO cook's G77 - 1) » Mati -ose (ft) a lee Lo Cutmes MATTRESS M a bh ER—Re diab’ bie ‘* 4142 Olis e =e Bat Mii.LiNeey MAKERS—_EXPE RIENCED; GOOD OPPORTUNITY MYLES — Milk nery Cutter — EITHER MALE OT FEMAL#®. THIS T- TION OFFERS SPLENDID OP o re NI- Liv I8-Z' KOSHI MERC 11}. | WASHINGTON. ~MILLINERY OPERATORS Kxperienced on ladies’ hats. siike bra nove't bee: Drices heve been increased ali Week NEW HAAS PLDG... corner S. Charlies. 3 feo) S81 TY ids and Aprils Jetfersuti., rrr MILLINERY OPERATORS “ening, | ‘$2 0) per ino ee good Livery TRADE MURT AND RE WILLING '> WITT, 7 INERY “TO” MAKE FRAMES "1 4089 | Se) LADIES’ GooD GIRLS— HAT WAGES MERCAN- TILE COMPANY, 1701 WASHINGTON AV. _— —— ‘AIR ,DRE SSE R——W ith some experience HANI SEWERS — We need some experienced hand sewers to learn how to baste and finish bathing suits. Only fast sewers need apply. LINCOLN KNIT GOODS MILLS, 2235 O'Fallon - See GIRLS power machines. Apply MARX-HAAS CLOTHING CO., 1300 Washington. © (c), Hand Sewers ‘Finishers and arm hole basters; also girls to do hand sewing on various parts of men’s coats; steady work, good wages. ALLIGATOR CLOTHING CO. Gravois and Bingham. (ef) HEMSTIT( ‘HER—TUC KER Greases. splendid opportu CO. ‘cRO) == 5 PG. 610 N. 11th St. ROL SEG! 4408 Latrel., south Caban; , SS ies OT SBGIRL— viered experienced B . ——e, Roman: 1348M Ho CUSDGIRL—For genern! housework. 6145 MePhermn Uabans 49430 404 4 = Thi— ener "amas werk: - ~ ao “i home £272 Delmer HOUBEG! Rl _wW rite “gogneral work. onal _famiir. 6930 Kingsbury _ , T SEGIR! _——fer general housework; —— a iy, po Snebing. 1 ae Page ag eneres! werk 4745 | Bees Eansubor- (i'n and rit oi, white fret 1) rT oc? oe refer- — HOVE Rb—Ker \ aehing Pere st iam Hol BEGIN — Experiences. hegtewerk im famal: of 1410 HOU SEGIRI—Genera! good home “7s ‘Marrland x _~Hieusework. nous= ai — nights; S10 43°53 Meche. fase. 5073 nan, Cabeny 81151, ne nok and de Phone F orest —— es —_ Cabanr 3138 caghion -, Tar | housework, halt “experience Vv ager. to ERY se | To sew on: steady: NC ‘HIEBER MILLIN- 1231 Washington. tee Kx - io ho he floor | ee ( -@) knowledge of hook- in a clean Big pay, work. (O).. \ ODEL-~ and euit. ie 400 silk ALA | Rs kuiRL gone eung white: good geod wage: v614 Waterman; first GLlKL—With heepinrg. eri perrence necessary , ing. €veing plent. Wardrobe Dveing Co., 4803 Leduc ee ee ee Or eZ oS gg ne sew w (ars mi. PRICE cushions for ‘{prnit ive ¢c") enced >. . Or rs - A ca RS—E ; perie ‘en " Jndtes’ hecte. Goliuber Millinery 409 _Washington. OPERA TORS—And — on dresses. J eck me nn 410 N 12th Ou bh SRA | ORS— ba periences. and hair workers. Apply Oli + ver uty parior. at once to 3567 _to4) oP ERA TORS—Joinere on two- needle e ehines siee Singer buttonhole A bbo: Ja: ket _Mfe. _Co.. 922 | Pine _" OPE RA TOR—On Specia ! machiast: Srun-conets | only. Apply Nationa! Tallors, 517 Morgan ----— ee a — OPERA TORS—To sew house dresses on Sing- er machine. Dukelsky Mig. Ca.. 16514) Biddle st. ne tod) | ‘OPERAT* ‘RS—Pocket makers, on men's coats. 1006 N. Tieor e 10th st.. 2d | ic) OPER ATORS—Fxperienced on chines, to learn millmery operat sting: pe paid while learning. New Hans Bidg. J carner St Charlies, 34 floor. (oe) | OP -ERATORS—Experienced on Greases good prices, steady work gunmranteed: $25 per week Goldstein & Daresh, 810 Lucas av. "4 floeoor , fw) Ore! A TORS—Eaperienced millieery opere- tors and trimmers: good sairry gurran- teed: apply Acme Neveity C8... 808 N 12th Aawk fer wir Ben Cohen OPER ATORS—2 exper jenceé Singer PP ae a on aprenm. etc work par. leamberd Mire Tendo” —— 2? «& Brae dwa Ore ERA TT IRN— ies perience ; orn al gectione | of mene pents and aise experienced riri OT a panis Appiy Wax & Fox, POR Orh ot. Ask for Wr. lernatein. ret) oe —- ghee —_—_— OPE Rat PORS—Expertenced on Pinger pow machines: piecetork: cen meke $4 day: uaranteed $1.50 per der until teug?t. «li. — Specmiy « ‘o.. 1515 Pine. wee, 4th Toor 6) OPERATORS — We fue cantee ” Btemdr work. BR. Cernbieet, OPERATORS Seamers on pants. Apply FELDMAN. W ashi neton Sth floor : ‘Srachines on Cae -_ fed) OPER. ATORS WANTED ‘ith some experience on por*®r machines, 4 warn to sew Of Care, ice, work £908 oe iNKIN CC aP tro . 4th “OPERATORS EXPERIESC ED ON SILK Dae orrR NEW AND Pay. ‘ONTHITIONS AND PA BO a LORA RESe . WASHINGTON “ere FLOOR. = yp) O ‘ ‘EST PIECE OR Werk 1105 | HINGTON, ‘3D PIZIOR ~ OPERATORS. Experienced lining makers on_ men's topcoats; good wages, steady work. ALLIGATOR | CLOTHING CO., Gravos and |; ~,| Bingham. _{e)} HOUSE E DRESS OPERATORS— aprons preferred ; girls with ex. perience can earn good salaries; work year round. ELY &. WALKER STERLING PAC- TORY, 16th and Locust sta, 2d (of)" _Pesthivnzi. 1c) | g ; TiO | can | checkers, | my Hore, | come ready | (pe) Cleaning 4 | tea | (c4) ree } YOU pty hay Fy care the bhiches — to experienced epverators | Drep fm | Inc... o-8 923 ¢ i sen N. | ‘ry | In ORKING | (cS) : 4 ‘DEMONSTE. A TORs—2 E albr. how Lop to your utmost capacity for service. “WE ee ee =| OPERATORS—TO MAKE LA DIES HAT FRAMES. GOOD WAGES. ‘KING-BRINSMADE MERCAN-. | TILE COMPANY, 1701 WASHINGTON AV., CITY. | OPERATORS ‘Experienced girls on cdge bast- ing machine ; good wages, steady work, ALLIGATOR CLOTH-.. ING C©O., Gravois and Bingham. "4e) te Ee a eee OPERATORS — Experienced on | al! parts of ladies’ muslin un- derwear, bloomers and sateen’ slips; also girls to learn: paid ™ well while learning. ELY &' WALKER STERLING FAC TORY, floor. : (e4) | OPERATORS — — Experienced wi house dresses and aprens pre- | ‘ferred, for our neighborhood plant: convenient to all car lines; :| pleasant surroundings ; work ; experienced operators can earn good salaries. ELY &' WALKER STERLING FAC.) ‘TORY, (3409 Te ‘KAS Av. (e4) Machine Operators on all parts of Men’s Clothin ‘Korrekt Klothes, lua 1635 Washington av. ~_—_———— Power Machine Operators WANTED EXPERI ENCED OPERATORS FOR OUR DRAPERY WORK- ROOM. APPLY SUPERIN. TENDENT OF EMPLOY. MENT, MEZZANINE FLOOR. Stix, Baer & Fuller _Dry Goods Co. SKAMSTRESS—One eaperienced in reiining. _St. Lows s Clearing ning Co. 4477 Olive. _ 4€) SKIRT F INISHERS—Experten. ed berg Garment Co.. 873 Washington. ‘SKIRT “ OPERATOR—And bang tower New. berry -Romano Germent Co.. Tmaton STH: \OGRA PHER—Sta: e and s@lary expected. Bea STENOGRAPHER—Sia! . ee and ng@ salary expected. Rox Ba” _¥.-D: “ew | STENQGs% eR — ly experienced: ainte se. expertenge and salary experted. : Rox W-161. ee (Dana teh (©) STE ENOGRAPHER—T wo rT rna@nent positeen later: , Siz cy K. ™ “th. (76) rr aN new bu nds on straw w bats: a wor s] ge A / CAL Mernings, Meyi-— a = SES Locust. (ca | F TK ait ™m nates en e.periensced on ladves” hete: piece or wart - son. Bronx Hat Co floor, ington TRIMMERS | Experienced trimmers and | makers on ladies’ hats. ROSEN- | THAL-SLOAN, FACTORY NO. (2, 1214 Mississippi (e4) ER: kaperienced o mene Seok wear: , _ work Wurst. Secteur eden e ash ington WwW eek . Sth een 808 Wash- - (BR) | iy peur of age. Arniy Sen x. 9 7ht—_ee office wstutiatical ment ee a experience in detafl: per ma nen evupertunits for odvance- ment 235 wer ev. Box W158, =. -D. se) WAIT). £SSEs—Ex ~~" ed. ¢t omee. Queen Restevrant. 18 ~ ae" ‘ Tan) 7» wait on “gules: come ready | St. Lows. (ec) Vhite {~~ Hospital. Wair tt i.Ss—Young; 4: S15 week: come ready for — erin 8. BOth we | WOMAN—Eiderls. for houbekeeping. 707 Weetaerte WOMAN—tlderix. | light housekeeping work. 4488 East S| ag WwW a A Ar Ape enced ro maker: « . Rr ee mY: teeter Row T2227 221. _?.. WOMAN—Whe can —— ote - ‘-teshioned | fiax epinring whee! od manager. : _ te) : 4 YrPu — r —: goed bome and good wages. 7405 Michi- | 8 PCa a se) | YO" NG LAL Y—Ae griedie etiendtanr - “et be blonde end attractive. Child's Co. Boe Warhing*on ; | YUEN ‘LADTES—Retween the aces oF 1 nf 23 veare, for telephone-telegraph a tens. Apply Western Unton Te | Teem 708 Commercial Bidz... 6th and me ; ' athena, ring Gav. Thane Cahanvy x pa ho AC KANT CE seT et ie | hapiacRant+-iigze n. buginers: ofner hich leare: sarap thi “a . UUSh—spat 416 “Yaruegten. ee — Ten ; t rented. J007 NX. ROOMING pon “6 1< reese, cars Bim al __monthiy. ROO? NG rennwws | KOOMING Sots: —1 2 reanm 1th Bitihdncell | ROOMING NOT le * Tien - rooms & all fied ‘en oni ROOMING Me TOOTR. me: a __& —:% ive | 3, Bh gaan HOF REPAIR SHOP— stunt leaving ¢ity; S250. 5243.7 SHOE REPAIR “RHC P—Lovated WINDOW SHADES, PAPER “WA ? Rees pe — Se atiighed firm cent breiness, prominent voleesn S1800. ow)! S190. ter leave tty. Box T-O5, Poeat-t oe el ee i ee ee "ee GE ee OR cheep eitigy ae eR 1, PR an ee yng ml gg pret *
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ee THE \ WAY TORE ACH PEOPLE PROMPTLY WITH YOUR MESSAGE is through these columns. “W@ , HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE STORE E AND ¢ OFFICE -ICE FIXTURES AUTOMOBILES SS : AUTOMOBILES E cr _ } ou or T or | iLL PAPER, 3c A ROLL Our Location Is Your Salvatio Secs FRR Re 4s _. . ae , CHANDLER TOURING — Tours eT SPORT —— =; = at =: gold with or vw ithouwt borders paints Come tm and ere our new arc up-te-dar i deem bedroom eultcs. which ceomsist ef 97 d.fferen: : eo pion’ Mhasteet 082) | potverne. up-to-date dining suliet S AC RIFIC ED. Se a mien | ns. nibs Carendetet Moter t — . . of : - ‘ : nie Spr ws) . t & ’. or ts. URASS SOD Wid —Detivered. Fier tatty : . oe 4 ) TS—Radiat acors. axies. fend- oor SR. Rao es belt what new will ivan aie . . go aiso new soo ls : i TY b 3+ act: _ : . : : Dis cm Se) aoe : we make op and i) = Main +4 z ras ; . “Saye ' -> OS Lecus ee ates . a iw : e 4 , nore: ¢é tacte aT . oF ae : Eg Lits & - o: a = — en = —- aieas —— ae Dey Cammect Kr} ic Oe oe er * mom. contimucuy he Lr. " ee ' . , "950A —La a wees 628 Se See ko and porcabies. Si3. te $7 Limousines For Sale _AU TOMOBILE ‘PARTS ScPHERSON, 4503—ias = ie gece Doard._sine if taking the Relieton- 41 2A—S rooms. comp ? me SS : ” = Grove or Uberokee car, get ~easonea Die oN — oe end Clark apd walk tre dio ks . . — —— - ~ > om D—Legy daisy | pattern. “$.0 orders for same, alge Piatm FY * nes YS "2. ecome ama bath 8 O8Eecia fy Box 0-1%_ P -D nite a 2°08: leavine rs. ode chairs = = = Delmar 4 D> Deats BE S90 .ni-—Deuble roumE; =. ) books na and . wking u-ensis 3 _ANDIRUSS Fu-u he —_. fata. ¢we lings . goods bad) Dee mn “ia . . , — ; . ve : = SUITE—Beeutiful satin "ains ANDIRONS—~ ~ | : . ' ace. 24 ou | | 30 ano : : = furnitare. rugs: cheap. 1718 Vv!» yoo | Ss ——= : REMOV FAL oun ausolute.» des reoes 9 i903 Eun! . oo —* BICYCLES—OTOR CYCLES Br running water: — 4°34 a HORSES AND VENICLES | ? = " * Bh irae l= TOUCRID 13” Tires —_ Sale “: : = SL. 426¢—Hace | ; -* he nt sma =. best setection ef all kts >bize enare. ~ — — . ssesncenssremseistentintamnsnettsiasetnentehdjanetaiiemancneneniinensstapitiee _ 4 fabmca. Cpen night=. MISS0OTC 2S — Stearn bear. cr day wo: 3 week ua . La dans GO. ~e 352 Weetm: reer tT SuT? —— ie DA -HOEM™ 2271 toes ¥ os a mas « os. | — : : ' “ = BO , r . n @ : " . ~* = ; = : ™ . / : . y . - - - - _- » — : . : - . , ~» RR! "232 Intl ' vhs . . = ww EL. oa—Sew 7 oo . ., ‘ . -- ae ‘ a= ane : Se mene - dmcgrs i from. wpe @ eee) ih : pabner @ ce ; ——— — bo — MACHINERY a ; ; 3 ; \ 7 4 | rig 427 Leb ; i — ‘bed? : . aig aS or ; . ham PPA =i. et 20— | are wed | Wanted me } “— ao. £ : Ran Sean lt as TM sD B = 7: ee , Gent soem. sine See “Se 4 all — aoa : ; . - . — . eh . . y.« te « z “iT St. 1053 — Sa! i *s M SLils&—Wilbveam ard Ma- a. “ernit gre — es “Ss ne efficiency apa-- 44ne — Page and Tx Pa Po mae a c’'-e 25 cM. Lis Pl tT on 2 menthe wt es - . > > eon - r r= DLLIES — POMERANIAN al RB. ie PV Se. oS Sedans For Saie ALZ. FROM TEE BEST OF REGISTERED ———————— : =Pass STOCK M THOMSOX. 3805 1 ove i res WC bes! or LA —sSir ** in 415) el j|AUTOMOBILES "HIGA’ 5074— Nice. een, reer ARK. 2043—Large mom and sink. stearn Set: all OM—Seath — lereir os ~ os And “? Da “rg owes: SmCen ” Cenins | ty BAY ARID “ “et .-aler ws —, 7087 x 9 l08—S.ngie -aeepiug rf ™ Teme rma | aon : ie | ; ; oul “ K chest te * Ce... . od. > eo = 3% no aReK _ MS AIN ' : a4 references: i © wameont | | ae woor—-— Skier. & cw aod gents clerhine. highest crice. 2711 Prankxtic Bom. 1524. orer-oe "| WATIES — = - a recs —— = . — ' ; ' — mt ao oA var: ee | = = he muds wt —Siad LOen | Automediles For Sale sceilarecus ATC TOMORILES as > ss > “Se De elo: a2” OLE ™ : Ramon? TTR s " . F 4 — —— ’ , * “ ~ _ ” “ : = 7 : : m re | * « a 4 za bas i 1 cz. ’ ° m™. reem and kitchen, includ- weirs. taier teeth | . : 7 Tugs and floor covering. “~ bas EX gs c , a —_ i oe dora _ eee | : ; ~ —_ me | . . : a a SINTEN | ORD Ee >> cme. 290; $2.50 per o> : = | ee x So "SSO we Sa tons ang 90 0 $350, SHONEWN Kew oer SH MIR FURNITURE ““Srenen Wun 3S “preteen ON Ror Saee to Peace Sao s € pric . jenn ge a wire wherein, Rite ghee = : . Swi k a ; | = 3 1G = . ' Ti = ; Te. a : +4 Tourinae Cars Fer Saie a E HT G CAR tA TEEL Al " T NEW ALLEN ¢22 | : A $420 MUST MOVE a ~ : ~ eV » Y ; 7 Oe ws “ . 3. " ™ tS “A “SRA Pu— Sea. : Dy.s . be outs , oc. , . . a= oe ue. ree ~0 any eite. amr Stun: ' . . — Ir ty . " . ' ' om) 4 oe = ‘ar: >. a wit ae sa. _— oh em . : : Wetor = Cc Soba = aenin 4 ™ - Bio t% “a - . iA . = s ‘on. open ase end evenin " ois . ; : a “ Si. __ Tre ted — ' rere ae) re PORD—182S cxcpe ais ao — — = cee a ———— : PRICE OF & \ ow MARMCX pore SIO teem 3645 Tomine —7 : ) — = om. MORE AL TOMOBILE PORD —1823 Seer 1 meth oF . . ia cw + e ~~Tgi Sta : » 3 , , M a ee Dist stmbnt Ts . —— _ For value, pert ornance 2nd ge a oe = ; : Dew aenee face Cad! 8p = - 3 - ee a@lermat Moeto- 3 cré fy ) i I Be ts Ses | i | ~ “eet 2iee “«argaiee <Q ae . a - - ~¢ | Sager Ge TIS Pt he . homers age - ' ads oe bu — —" ay a " ' se. 18 ' — — ~- = Gets This 1313 Maxwell . . . re Ire trrresg: ~— a : 5 OF oe ar “or . aq i = ° 4 s. 7 : ? RiefT! =. =e .\ Se BOTs, ys ne we Se - . ae models Dewne Aats ‘ rh | a } : r | : | 2 s -—_ ~ ce : . i a ) : n TRIAS awe aed _ co 4524-28 Deimar. wooly : . . “ = | tein ae aa a ae 4 any * Od des gt (ag
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- ANUARY 25. 1998. a r THORS? ‘Y. “—"f- ! — hs EE ed Ee mz TO fO NEGLECT wd Bees TO 1 ADVERTISE REAL ESTATE i in these columns is usually a VERY EXPENSIVE POLICY! -we eT " | ’ ft; S700 south, ‘near Lee Seat : | FOR RENT —We rea | APARTMENTS FOR FOR RENT poet ©. $4.50 per week ) APARTMENTS FOR RENT _HOUSES —_ S037 ME ncluded : + ot mplored ©) men f meres IDK; pri ma - : ———— ic) | ° ——- ; rae — ee = =}. o. os ~ : — rr: Fé ie: dk alt Cc cay room moder n Two-r 612 8 W A T E R M. AN r Ts AND tg , N¢ 14 . rr 16 4 ee . oa ¢ iv NCY_k (62) oom furnist LA ’ 14N-_0 “(xieenth ef Ww - — . who furntiénesn” ..~ Oome SS etic Sneed &Ppamiment ’ Bn es _AP’T’S. w ~ 440,-9-]] 8S o , Southwe est 3 : ° nr rot 5 tture _ Forest 113 re party buy ng /s Df ®t. Js Ler. something ifferont FL AT Wta caiedll ANTED Si HMI ZR m, aa ee > s° ‘ OT] 4G a wy st ~, | . er & rooms: co _ 1004 Cheetaut, | E—2020 Kraft. | Aho 29—Toard for 1 or © ladies 4, . 4: 200— : — , °, ig “1 > ‘. ] vy pe ; P om a e" at fe rent. _ Box T oo P ~— apie wit h « chi 4a argai . \ « ectric, hot - -water } a rooms, ‘Bath, gas. is Hodiament _car ] . . adjoining , , venienGan me a ‘ 444 M roeme. sun parla: 4° +: 54 W EK ST PINE T A ‘4 Th ae spatch = id) 1) V ashington . AY. 1Ot : office. $400 cant: kev next | * ' anette ‘i : | LA’ r KE RDF , Ty . . ree roots... - y wpe " > } tt and $75 per ; 4 = : 2k... . P 1 . ‘ 708 “ | Gt 2 » a “4 ng : ] ; iw ; z ‘ oe 34 ie Tmetan ‘ely room ——£§) ‘ _5 4s: - fu -4 rCOmMs, pie aol Third fleer ———_{c8=) or ba teat ARTMENT HOTE! E- = = SSGNM " meee Se ] 24. 6 East of Grand KOTSREAN R CO. r QO} ] e nsurance nodern conv 3 upartiover ver anven.'{ 287.5 7 ior gi ; s. ' . shed cr ahine 1) ten hed (fa —South | so ' Al.THEIMER n Se a T22 Chestnut. — im. i, ent! lemen conveniences: excel. os i ev . WEISELS GE RAR T ao open 4 ” po Bay . Phase 0 phone. lige adie eibeaaeeations nace, up or down: famfiv ome, 56 — —— = : S _ one. REALTY co. HANDOOME _MODER\—TERMS—#1800 , ®UDlayed. . — — . s pu : ana . na : i2i4 service ice , : a i i 20s Poet -T)i . te (flires Hox ——————— nia. rs reomes : IN eee Se i. tanme - rome | i RDRIVE, Chestnut sts | elevator: all ja: he Se UL A’ ; F eectric: newly, Gecorated. st bath, furnace, Bee Vell- furnished 4 M fiche net: la hot w 01 ns = ond ° fi ~ & 'P@ctive and home be. ent, Cheerful! Shas Li “or 3 rimey a fone FOR RENT REI LLis rR CoO. “ streets made Toom, excellent meals ouble and _ bat a Wh ae “2 sbaries nardwood. * r north: em with ; = tena’ . ave one 4- awest; o baa it - : 2 KM > REAL WN __ Arcee pert a = Real . ; i Cabany | G840—Niceiv furnishea fron: AND eee eat alan ae aenties re: ‘ile| lee will piesse you; Teferences requit 966% ’ ton | out on Clartey sA% Pe, month: 14 miles | wee Pons, BUNGALOW | state ns 1n An Sum RL... 3949—Well-¢ ee 4 bath, center ferences (4) | OCK E-BUERM ANS = 7586. or see mefager “on prc I cage -KYO ston read, 295 5S. 6th st. Wm. | a1 SECTION Urnisned, stea. 4 — 4137—Furnish. oe tee MINGSBU RY Rae OS Chests ee ee = a | Furnished Fiats and , | . | , one left: | RT ge at ~: at 517 " ' 1 On un 5284, ream apartment FLATS — ; URN SHI -. p “ Mp’ ts Wd. FAR ns ° - “ es | of Me ‘ ‘ausiand. Sat te fea ee rac iy e tes ; OR RENT 3 or 4 iD APAR: TMENT Wté—Or fia MS FOR SALE ; Lhe Inost complete an@ modern bunga! ae rest 2682W. «(89 ‘M—hiave 100 acres lat : : ei Bult hen © ance ae a ae : a iuigMe > . : unroom,. reception nN FR A Hemmelmann-Spackler R. E. Go 7. . - poges moégern conveniences. ex. 4 EE aamveniences, $2 we iain st LEDE 4585 ‘a> bd IA X ’ (wer * - -_—— - abso e annie et y clea loca te ‘ Ari ; : ri one Satenes reo ’ ™ gecond floor. and ba!- ~ ee Soe a ~ | pk : aE 3840—Fr ront poaens ru _ Bes closets seltioman: rete é4 apartment, new |) stcam-heated ™ ’ ’ Open. \ Leoorated ia vainte.’ i Central ; SUBURBAN PRO : s P. FOR RENT ee, Ounty. Atk. about 10 miles 1 o anues s x "25. Hot Spr erested address om tox | nee Stiic; hardwood floors th hhet- SEVENTH AND . . 2 anciude elec ric fixtures ané — (7) ANT ’ ——i_ are 7 fro: Pi Sere on 7 T¥ice. et sy so : ~ Ti a ls . a ; ' ON, _ 4503-—Large co r - ae board efea han? —_— 4 -UE RR a a llieres!ce« ! . . - : : a. : rt “> 10th and (Chest be, large closet. at Poor a — : .E-BU ERMA’ = A -- | tT RNISHE] ' -3) tt Spring wh a nut her _ Steagn. very be : ‘ P > 4361 A— Nic — ‘ , : SO) Re ' Hi dow by 44°? ee ee HOUSE—@ rv s . ; serny RESIDENCES FOR | ne fo couple or two ¥ L. gtean ’ - tad , ae ’ he A HiINGTANW a ('] ' _ oe (Fal on Park . ’ miO8it in PF er@us0l : P oe : tn , 4 ; ; . . . > SALE _ LOANS On Apply Fur re 4 or Forest 2277R “ | i 1€a 2 nent: t 5 roe ‘ HsOkK Mods _ “y =. J a modern Max 20°°w : = ' 2 2 C.tmerw 4% Hes : } nces he re: oar : onan "0 4 and , . West ck re REAL ‘ESTATE eee a 6) _ 7 ~s . e nace " ‘ x . +. . - E APa ARTw ~ —— a ime et +A ne hath. rH, 14 Ss —/se@l Th et i ral son > i MM aT . : ear -- - % | : " B (e#, by ‘argain ; sna !! Caen De’ men’ (live RUGe » a Re. leve p sor - ote Brilliante eet: heat: immediate 1 ae anne ” he = 333y J : o—F art nets Cheic . ASHINGTON = sion (eRe ar da ecg ehone. Lindell 83335 3gnn ! Furnished 3 Shaice derbies NASHINGTON. © | _imn £885 | nor ep Ot EE. F AR M—s5000 Ki In, 2-F am. Bungalow | South WM. S. DROZDA REALTY Co. *t: werege;: references. meals: h ay a. Soe a 28 : i 12 month .aces. ok or wel den os fine 3-stery. 10-reom resi- 2 “SUMtY rea! eeta . . “ meat room, cor - omy loyed — - ‘ a Se : | swe ie 6655 W ASTIN ROS erences re to four car lines. adults ~ South rte 80 acres rare ak tte a ra “— + neon, y reasomabie terme 8457 Belle. | rages for tou ar "> heen: aa | SE { ‘OND DEK DS OF TT + able: reasonable Caba ~~. & *. » =e aiso ii . e+ ee Bur 01 - CH vot ; , ees at rnitus om how - ANDERS oP terme : ~ 1. very emmy | 4S TRI 7 = NY maa ~~ = er i» n : . ‘. 4 Ls teu Di ee ‘ id . ore ak. LOK EK ax. -—Thre Lil , oN L30y— Garage ‘ igre. . . ‘ sth nou i. vestock ah IE RESON = ron KF BI’ EP. a Ss , ow mF ore. rr tpt t 4 ° - ; BUS. . : : ~~ © roon teal — oe s @hickes MANN. JOHN & c Meney loa Bete. =e 146—Seces lena a . a a . ’ ANDI r Shc bs? ‘ . “| 7 Ivoeome | | ror : t . j a 4 “1 ‘ ; ! ATO patel” . oN . cd) » Ow” fe rete= De mest ? ar ‘ nde!) . 0%) Hodiament Pris, “ > tens ne Fe ] 30x -7° to ' B76} $250 casi oh Wainu ano! ’ 7 | 17 Nf sous ot fail te secure aur. _ aes . NN BL... 4175—Nice f. (wba? ‘ Litmpa : Os ve Ae 7 ‘Sh. Oe be rr for trp » lie. une WE Ben ILD NOW¢ Extra fine buli@ine BRASH A | AN Ss. gx He Pie shte 3 MS RP nag : ss ; 4757 ; —2 pice ale ) Ri TT y\i A D, \ R T AY '% N On ernie oo = — mu, pk . en e 3 Sone.’ tabi s oe wee ae mons ‘er your we taliding. | 9OS® am einem tibaret Sars e.. WAR Siz7—Stean hear, ng Walar: of h Cabanne [EN 3 ae. So c MBOTH A) 107 Faston (RO. —— cure Sramd at Ar sea West “AL La a rye the day up: $4 w 7 nA cor: jan » ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMAN? . pi Peis — Victor 817. (et) | aN _—- ; UCTOMOBILE LOANS” “2 i. _up. “gg Oo. ping 3a | ROAM N BAUM Mase) wai o , adi : ditior _ - meg 4i120a—» note bath shade | 7° te@it Meats on private ra an - . ’ 7 ° ; . oy, 4 . 7 b . — . . . , . = ‘r pcert rs ms anlteia fluor -~ - -& aa03 « m (nel & i ’ come | ern a eaet « —— ares taneert : , ile a boaid Lie "HI- POIN i kK AP AR , ‘ “5 ri id st . ™ . bi. FLA’ s—31- 4-86 > tier hot-water hea! ment * Wh aaxk © reduce Yrents. -- *; 13 98 N —Conne eting ” Toome: oon. , re, GHniiemen « UUbrie e117 Th aair a ME “ T 5 9 — : mn 1VUus « . de oy & , aoa Tati, 3 teurce “ & Newstead: 4. barpeir A ryt 19 e'eetric lights, bath: | ge rs BMRGS FISANCE «oO. as amo yusekerp ng. sink, e! : peonahir * Mun & Ms : . ' ~ | rte ditions fo Rane ee. siat of, gus, bathe, elecirie fix goes. 16 Olive 6) Title Guaranty Bi electric, laundry, 4530 New we rent SO° So roer ai ' 24 Eden Cellece: hare orth of ala ike. gianitedd cellars. 18-ine BEOiIVENCKE—J3 ag.. Quve = oom . ' _s — od die ROSENE Al ‘vi ; rervagyor " are Tal tor Or , ear fe. 2 . ‘ : ' - U>ROr amet aa wUDie Shede, gra old walk lot ° locut 4 c ‘ous, lars carene. Tine a ARK PL... 1415Two fu : et = reoms: conit. wa sou TLYTE R. E co EUCGE?D a ents merere ; re — pepe aCe ) )-. see “ ‘woe in-a-4der ‘ ~~ > — . ’ ; a : J ; , , . ‘ — oa : > ta oP at ‘ : , are ‘ - i ; . ern - 1 ° BROGCL ety 127 6i ’ ee bit sge ' 6 9 1-22 Vice t ie — (89) _ he aw pj; VOL AUM HAUS HT! rR *¥ ee nu = te S97 th EBOTHAM. 6107 Ee : se\l cheap 4 attached brick ‘“FPect see ae 4 a A ree ae = a ow aoe frovea ° 4407 Be i, 2 | PVENNSYLVANIa. 324] : ee ACE ortion « rg ris : puidings located 2603 to 607 a ; me: must be sold by Feb MONEY to calesied ean Guan’ tan \ * ° the > - ae a ‘ > : ne i , .» J j 4 7 re ri ’ 6 * ‘ . P . at firs Aeec ¢ ; 4 _ Sayre ' , ‘ us ss ’ Ti i] ax NR ; eS. de02a— 3 KF SIMMS APARTMENT _water heat. bath end electric: atiuis. iS) 402. Hoard of Education Ol : Kirkwood INV ESTMENT PROPERTY eee Soccee 7 ee : . “s ey ®er ee ’ BAL, a4 hf J Ca a : } 7 : . 4 4 ” cere . ~— ecnme ‘ BoC orner rr of Whs- = a reoms, one biox trom “A A dl Perst. ing f-roem efficienc oe aye nine tares be a ' ‘ ' . ° . a ho : , :' ‘ - e114 6.48 Fle : “ eves . ER ry 4010) \\ KS | M | XN STER MO x supplied saiariea ; { - ; 1 2 : - ATE. She ric elevator ee oe © ble for tnem pas Is ee ee room, let 14«"% : S fawmt * e Brick Timi; rent- Nis ' vick. confidential . ,, 84: private ho nue: breakfast ep. a Vtnd BY4 — faree orp Yo FE BAI ™ H 4 | old }a ’ . rw 2 : a : } r N\ te SD J . —— Our roe , - . “a . ’ a i. . , al : : ‘ 4 mW). —— fia . a'R2e ricer > h a. wena sae ee MB x iat “$3 wr -. ee & te Bidg eo. villa " ' M4 eani beat. Z 7 ter e . 2407 ~ . ; ‘ ‘ . i.e iT’y ‘ , Tage a. ai if i ani 2 1304 la niter . ’ . a & | otts 1 ae - a 1 : ’ so wt Det yw ; eacr fice ruy For . . Te eve Seow - - A AI NS Sn. ~ JA. AGLAA a . ron . = sleeping. - q ' q wae , We c:. -— 6 | > 7 RB: | ee 4? — | { -] J . : a . ~ a | ; " ’ ° Atty : ce sa - : . ; . me j ’ " - , : ) ; . . K E. ] a ZEIRIG TR & ST. 719 tlie «’ *) i? yen — gl | ye totic: . 4 r . ~ reo "| - ’ ‘ ‘ , : . te ia . j, 4 ery ‘ ‘: , ie ‘ f a4 } / | . ’ ' 7 - week; private family Cabany ‘3 ER 3968 ~ Ni fe warm Bleeping ) POOOTLTIS ape Sun Parlor ata kare 3 between } An ~)-st0ory bwliding te : ”- os : Sa. er : ‘\enings rently Saber 8 ROO) fod Olive st = Auction Ce . — } : rv. " ' - . > ein Fever . : : 1,it) , ~ 4 . -a' . ~ "guy 7 ~ aa ee OE eee | sain mer, permanent. (oan. — D oti eorner Pershing ard Laure er ‘ POPLAR 28 3 - Ma | om a8 — aden - , a $150 our sais AS. ie - a Ss bejt nd gas base: - * . mainte Gee ess) lecers !' ed and hed ILDANED—$25 te S6000 o ) zzz : ‘ ; Pag eand 7 aylor car I. AZ AN PA R T > , 11 ; '? mee ~ | 50 d { ¥ 200 to $45. a = £ : new: will . = — ' " ; terete, inguire within. | men's: wtieonen “a Peyvevic in 5O week igi 2706 s aan ur iis hed room: wr . 4 ’ —iv . marge We. fu 7 Q i At AR T MEN - McC AUSLANL Lth—- mp ita erie " - 4 - "4 4 a . ' . — eT 4s] Zz ; t c® R KOERT “911 to 3500 a ‘Or Svuetrial loan “hg #14. ies. PCOURR.. ; miuly; Convenient; lDne send@oume ; 7 ing hah ho UseKee@pir . "5 Pershing e'ween TT aten ar : ’ ne e _— . vv ha a Liat lw ? ~ _ — x. inion a Fo ~ 7175 Ww ASHIN( ‘TON 2 ° ’ —_——-—~ : 4 716 Cheataut., ere omega 7 : ———— OS : ail; arom eff jency: modern ‘x evater. National Binder | ea’ Wellston FINE DOUBLE Pp LAT Tite Si Aletta are | PRIVATE LOANS —$10 np 7 — Large roonu r - . . . fs duced -8ll, ; n {0 inspection, rem rTrée- F.. ae — : i 4 . r ahi deel - , ream a ; | ie ; rick resi depce, > erire; no pti TE see - aaa: sien halt any a 7 meas 7 > : in SUB OREON EB. @ R . o% } — ~ HESTER 4504— ze bi LUGE : 53500. easy tern an 14 . a 2? SOO ie = honk. — Sbhownerin base men Hy jee. F 207 7 Vietoria Bids. Olive = ye — witha . aa os .. G BCOTT. 800 Chestnu' ; | (112-5 | : ; AE eas eS. Snce “e ba rtres = 380M) pe - ; ” ae LS | med — fieos througheul: im- > ARE H, 7°61" R—fFront room for “ ' >» in U it . —— ck 1 eth steam heat egg =. on a one ne WEISS-) , ra LL ; eae ' : ee © ss louble 4 und © G reat ee: ice 316.000 a) toMy owe pmg; side room $2.50 cookit is ‘4: m ipivers 7 ws - NEW aPa RIMENTS . , ANDE iN OTC pe, Saran ' the : i) l7 Wainwrie ; PORKHMOTHAM. «4 - on easy electpic lights and furnaces: ~ DIN BROS a Ee. «0. #13 «heet fide ary and furniture ae a ~ ; : ) Hy : — — ig red _ wbany i \ eR “i wi EF r 14 It N« 2 y K ‘ a? | “ . ‘ / > ; } , ‘ - : — ’ aoe av tor’ bm R K CO 618 “+ : \ f ? Lj od * m3" N . “eon 400 , ‘olum™ bty W1lG— Ar Longfelion ° large Too ‘ . y ww - : ; P E RS] | | NG ; ' Al. ‘ . = Ay a ar rd : ' | cpr ‘ BUNGA ' ’ 540 Ww «| ie | " ’ weer ' + ! ist T il | 1 le H ome , ©. on m.' Phi J _Sa67_ " exposure. twin beds: home cook. i " S WANTED ue BF ~ 3 7 ae 9 pe” - 160 rosdwns pa LOWS AND COTTAGES 5P57 Enright: ® rooms. > sieewing * OPERATIVE | LOAN (O. On furans dual table, friend chicken Sun.!n1 : - —— noe cr yt aK. our, w * J - " le bath, oe toes Sai und gare e; jot 602185: ir oppor le ont woe = per cent per menth: in — Pourth, Tower Grove cars Mf ow wnisned. on Waterman & inished | iv — .-" el fe mm M*K EPI ERP AWaN: _ : Se | Pi aT_#42 — —-—-=- bers, well ullt end + ‘ound yA eon Senetun pm saw; ener ae ones Serer 2 2 16 _~ —— hock. _ _Box T-2-3,. or t end anitor ® a a oat oar a oa — r ore 7 -reom brick bunga- port * tonne — Dew Singie. vers tad - A neece move !'oom. price Sis gam cs 7s Mh end Pine M sid4A &—lLarge room, oe 3 . rivate / r Egnieyv road aie “ : - CLAYTO) .. TRISA «2 joan 2° aa en Mil | ' a A a MM. iy war age. inocern cogve”- K06 r there. terms ive ‘DVitee reasons bie offer Admission by cad ‘ ‘”™ or couple employed » r 4 % > 7 " ‘ - . -PERRY-RIt°TH ; . - rooms j ; Cece fens : ore ; — ' us ; : i . 1] -] _ = , 30 T aiieye made “ 79s FLAT sing : _ —-—~ petal I. M« DOW AL A. e 7 (hestnu ' gin need $3, >. i tule kty had ; ’ - >. > - b : J ,i¢ : ) ‘ A . - : tn ass Lers s. > e 6 bf —Sj! +. case. h. elac nia - eo ~~ - x ne ~~ -- — lene * « si9—\ eatiy furnished room end =: + ' . ea; 4 eo Ar = ; : DELMAR - / ae . ~ "en dition; rent S960. hee of te he = ne or.) SS heave i toe the woe th conveniences: rivet —~ we . : A 4 4 74" aa - ‘-SIUCHKE-Bl ER “nN ns odiend ; r store ——-————_ ---- — ‘erirs Rox W-36 ey 7 a ee ee | me e ; preferred: Bellefontaine a ae ot 2 BERY EXCLUSIVE b gor laa A dapaecing 7 BLILD & | pen naan, es nese... +064 KINGSBU KY | tendard treds cant ategine wig no lean v . J °® d rf _— : ‘= ‘ ; e Ms iignts ‘ : ‘ af ine tj . : - ’ : . “ Ee alleen a & F : Y een P > AP ART \f ") “ae Lee _ ‘ ’ or t , ‘ : a ‘ per merry! . : ~ar ~— . Dd! OW. an@d $725 mom? J ome: rare 4 al mest unueuel and attract :ve res 4 change Hide Cloen 2 30 Ly Ratlosy ” Sug furnished con- a at 29 “ MENTS—*7002 Pershing at i 38 eerver en oe 88U ean ) Arrage F hive %4] a tae WE ¢ AN SAVE 1Ot MONEY | Teom 409. “722 Cheat nut wernatey modern in every detail; con | = 0 Of Ving and bedroom, with m housekeep! . ein piey ed, These fireproof « uartmen: : + ” ro a a Like ' FiLAT—I1 le: ae rooms. large tile SAL. : > ° ,. ' . ; ~ ar near’ “ae _* - oe - ‘ : ’ Z ‘ awl | SF , é 4 . 4 . . : : _——s QU le 4 roor . e . P #un Peo and . ALARY 7 ~— ae xa: oes Grand ane -m & 7 | y+ x. a re bulléine is stuaiec at the aft ee masse ip usiness: 7 ' cae Se © date = 2 dn t ver $12.50 Iinguire 4° r14a a S8th ao es ‘ous seeping porch. 2 compiste 510 and up to men poy 2 BR “ — : ; ; - oe af uve ly - ” 7 a $ tm 4 * Grand @2°%9) nt ere iA 8 a 1 selec ul t* ' r, 232 snirne ’ -s atire, it i] : PpeTeonal not hoy . nen or —Furniahed room. 3 Jie 7 . BF ug vend. Siena 2 ea R.., uper or; DELMAR BL, 8805A—Moedern 6-rox 3 2°9M oe’ aad aoe oh . & it , Saree : : AG apy 1 triers PW a nos at eo hard ced 1 Sop "Chemical Bide. “Olive” ort gr oa + ten a ae reasonable; immediate ft ant per wes ra Ow} tore and Clary nila xl BLE—ONLY $13 - : ater heat 5 ol abd ASOB, 4) lag@y wants to ren , . lale [ossession ~ | buildings nag) Oe wants ts . : ‘ 3.000 garage for * cara: jot — “ N, N, 5910—Nice, | Clean, 1, furnished : y light hoveekeepine ‘ 5 : iy ’ ' 4 BEN | y . “ ‘ od “ - -~ —== al! business confident ia! >. --—— = ow ' -_—- -— - _ —_ ‘ ee rouse pad Stvchoustte: “= i cena. privaze! . - b : ome . ’ " ° Le & 4 : ‘— * - =, couple, state} SOME CONCEBSION FOR LEASES ANDERSON ct "ERMA? — : ; - 4 .» a - 4 ’ (*heet nm 7? . , = i af ] : } come Beg NEW SINGLE FLAT one! Bank 70 : } . , .* _ - Ad ‘ ' 6001 Quincy of. 4: seems an0 euestes BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE gee eee ee ~ lovely room Sout : | with kitchen © on ee preferred. Box 1 WiLL. DECORATE TO 8 , g@rranged apartment ‘ GRANVILLE 141% L nf RE inv ide a llurnieneda > nm A E S a T E _ : L | ‘ - — wee. : : ' Pe rok hardwood fileors. tile beth, fur - MM oO bargain CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST To nie Leaee 35 AN. Si6 Ut wemen > 2 tadies emploved Grand : ldeu “aly = = - -_~—_~— — ily fixtures, shades, ecreens. fence: 3021—Laree room; steam hee . as “a — «| eed eun perlor, with in-e-do : at. ‘ - vate a aMG kitche nett lectri« on? anc Horn: with or without beard. ~ se BOARD WANTED rr. sons ae, gervice FO+- 1 San . it ded; coup ge Ma dey » ~ and gas . + RD Wid —In strictly pr mn North Parkview + 6006 KINGSBUR , Yost > «irl nee? ed. best rete: “ FRA wC18- P FERRY nt in? N ‘ 7-roon fye* “ er —— a ee " amen : d 'orms eS STOR 1498 A—Neat Box T-222. Post-Tie 2 modern conveniences: sieam heat. rent $60 — COTTAGE—314} it 5-roem britk 6 AND 9 9 ROC M Cerner etame aber — o FLATS ~ amily. eatly ‘furnished rooms. » OARD Wt i ied >i RALDIN Bk *s RR r ' . ap ¢ ‘ine oui cs town or . ‘ y « -- 7 ternu " eee ment -ream fla: ‘ or more me a naa a - Rit ‘ED RIGH T 000 owner wemte quick sele:. price $16.- | SOUTHERN SxS I. VESTM . F\ reat ORD “ - "th — a! Dispatch an , Mins — . . fone , . = ir ’ ney f a + or Ie rer ine dia (°$4 72 . tf , ik 2! ; ; “rr : : Om . in he By, E> : eplendid single flat 510 4 FR " NKL * . ' ’ : “he 6—Xew iy furnished —— ot a , 4667 eee! | throughout . mo tment > Ps ; e! +) ' r , 2 front ; «) en - — . ‘ . and »- TOO brick gae sy ” Ronee - ~ ‘ ™~ ee: ge. reasonable. sini ata § Side 7, on - —- | Pony ior om ~J Be orate we —— ") Weer PINE B! meg ee, os Tas , Oo ym \ Ee’ NE B - atc? Ter os .. & n: make me an of ‘er. k r Hook , ' . - : ’ , goed er roam. private fam- P ry ae | REALTY CO... Tithe Guaraniy #14 Shen S fiecre. tie bath , i S. HN REVLICH REALTY ©O oN. 7th et.: Main 4032 ae of 753x140. ni present low rents! Post Dispe ts interest i ened ‘bate fa — - 4 ’ ——— = loor enet BU — , oe s and nore 7th e ‘eT - ey , -~ _— — wy 2 ee 7am a ; y . , : emplored. ne! Z 3 ‘aNDERS! IN-STOCK E-BIU]J , ent af v7 % s special ee y even.ngs rand & Hebert PlA PS—4480-62 Ciayton syenue. double 2 CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, 719 Chestnut ie otk loa fine Vil-PE. S8GR—Nicoly furniemeg | ei AGENTS’ RENT LISTS ot 8 Chest Fimes Bidg. Otive $6 si 1c gomtion: price $12,500; cash or terms. | Re ee ee eee rigear rent | vate family: ga ert @ , Zo . 4158 EST PINE—NE PLA’ 8 - RE27A Shaw. Grand 2: 339M Gentlemen prefe | 27 Lex aoe Four rooms, hardwood floor : , BRIC A COTTA PRO ; North ; twe » rred oa —_ " : ae | Ye Lye Pla" : | nition ae Pieneee se out mt ‘e baths REAL ESTATE CARDS Ne gre a AONE i ch ib, Gs: { "godern fiat 21 Rowan: sae 4-room aria AV. Cok iain and + #t 6 per cent interest. ci. i. a2 ; = + ANDEPSO: ‘NI -£TX CKE ‘CERY FoR a ' ; ane ore? ‘ . na ler ~ . : ’ & 42 K. LAMBDIN o ~ 3248—Housekeeping roo. RESIDEN( ES 4 ANN. VLICK SALE 4 lot new 3 ’ : lerge front and rear 1W St. Louis: 60 feet on @. Lowi Kecorder of Deeds ou a!l_convs.; reasonable. | % pave; sens peel modern rooms — ‘808 Chestnu List . property with us - have | *ectric; complete witt : only #2 cash _or any terme. (end 150 fest plenty of vacant fo aan | Won't. KUST KEA! o Ran Sa 1 floc : 7 PR ae tor ce af eo oF Fopmes Bice location 5-ROOM HEATED FLAT “ae De tetee gti pate, Dake terms. $500 cash, balance like rent; hey text “FLAT BARGAIN. =. | stores) on Lambdin: store and on ad thos cha a to." oor ee: : jenn, ste L1BBCA MhawmuU? o ral o aan han ; Sl day. Sa To ae aos sun parior rooms and beth: janitor service c= MuesmMs tu on 3} & 506 Chesnut st ences Ree ew ner 1638 Ss. B , : chee in fine condition AS ou aT Sova OF ge ES ely furnished room: : , (cB) a ag Nine 2! SCoTT co 805 Chestnu . GIRALDIN BR‘ a RR EE. CO. R138 _Ohestr 0 Cll HET | goods ‘aa , =. so Mt EL lL EBERT. reom 407. 722 Chestnut | Joubi Nee ogee city t* Raia i-Olive; gentlemen. ‘6) 5 BOTE 3 - —— APAH TM VM F ENT aid r — Seer a. = aoe lortesa nt nd r f — fe i ie RS” - bbe aan o0oe iL... 3790—Rieeping rooms. licht | pate Rartmer. Forest | go4s McPherson: 4 rome, un D 6412 ENRIG AT : 3 cohen $1500 DOWN : AT WATER TOWER $008 Ali he i = rename: $3 un (Gy —— ‘ | cg) «68829 McPherson, 4 rgoms, sun perio: 5 roon sun 1 hard ws a a NGALOWS STORE AND DWELLINGS | : > hen and 3970—Frout parkir; excellent oy WION HOTE! ~ fazo2 3 GARAGES FOR REX" 5 00 fence ben oo Sem galas nappa se EAL. ESTATE FOR EXONANGE FM meg Reg, ag > bent, | G008 Merhormn. sow Osa Mean 20th, Z-stury briek. with store|~ > WaNsrmaTin | ae .gents or couple emploved ’ - uly 20" ch 5. ce; brick garaces " one - ot 8! ngton Heights: strictly modern Immediate . rooms on first, 6 roome and bath sec. ‘ _e g - "OW making low winter rate L.ED P ROPER’ t RENT. WALTER JONES FF. ! 618 Chestnut Core \' HAANGE--j . ve Teme! yw pri of $5" A¢- possession. Oper (end; also 2-*tory 4-room brick, rear of lot Rn. . 4060A—Laree 7 ey; large lobby: running —— / a2) sinter +a - + 4 ne 1 op . E E red rove far 5 nes sane ts) nine , . mn care GLICK R x. Oo K-74 Chestnut et. (e4) for 2 Wy el iupprovemente mate _— © «mall room. Ty sabes : = (c@2) fi 4 a. ar" . 4m as Meeensees: aa it me WEST E x me a: |. WEBER. 119 N. 7th from S500 + a ; - —-—————— —-- = , oy CHANGE ; : + morc al on é IND FLAT— CHEAP aan best of ercurities, «it AE odor oy aoa hy. oa : TON a aes le Aisets RP FLATS FOR gre Pee . ' ruck: J ores: = nd 530x127: price’ $7750 rT 567 s ie. . Maple pl. & and 6 reomea. bath. Northwest Tome hIS ‘AG fee , mee ' utiful rooms; or ahbare my oper: 4 —¥ Rates PLE AVS. 804 "H anor tae \ ; t it ) LAT re me, Wet OK , ren i ~ ea he , ae s("H EF TER UPALTTY electric urnace 35 feet frent, with side - ENCY, 22 a> a _ G it ” ; CORNER UNION AN AK _Riversife S181. ¥ s Sone punted. Piley- a. : : ocala i ew mo he Sout h sits a" asinadi LISI : drive: $7 ye 3° 000 cas, Act tag , D ra = . ’ het or 7 > 5550 iinely Zarmiabed con > + 208 (cB?) | : ~ “4 Phone Grand #4760 ade sat OVRI ARM—3 ree. ‘teen ne (be ~ GUOS l a an ahasiutely GIICK R. BE. CO.. 824 Chestnut st. (ed) wuts, wtfer modern ade “ Boia | or { t De ; aa: — con: 2 . PRI , axe —— wked ient «f ” yt Nae rs TUON cuplicet or Pees es on ret £ : Ooms, Cae range: all convenience. ad HOTEL, at NEX THE PRU N! RAN ; - ) ‘mprot ement - — yer * than % i] i] t « ~y rifiee of (7 00D m4 it BL E FLAT pen eo Pino beth above. Fywlendid oes ef ! Ss eeds of iv ru ere ST Pa ‘ 4 : AND CHESTNU T ST oF. ale Central = “e ty . a TS ; ? hin % ; , i Comm rade for . room Tlat ad- ' roerme ench: on (jood’eéllew near recall ert onetom tg & meery, whee sore or o' Her . We have fire! Geeds of trueat fur anle ry 6049-—Singie frent reor, § EVERYTHING ) | 8851 Wash! ngtes ’ bath AS 1102aA—Furnishec fiat in heart of Cebat , SON. 27534 Delnwmi DELI EM PRE oT new furnaces, geod income, price | AL ae EYER. Piorima “ad Cale Got af a Eoeperey | Seow 50; also large front, twe men — : Private bath ire . lures wndition ... y; © minutes from Broa dwa: and = | s.. ; - ? eens , Pn & 305 _— , 5 - 26 it and Union. Det: i... eo— —_* new FU ee HOUSES + irchen, bedroom ving Teom. gas REA ——— bd or De eaat oe Deimer. : — | ‘instrance, elc . Pront sleep ® eep! ’ & low winter 4934 Tershing a‘ furntehed 13 tric; steam heat furnished MoDk HN—6 KOOMS6— 200 ne" = - 2 - y ' Hished; twin beds; suits 1 two fmee and be convinced hia |» roam Seuss beng! itBlly Secorst- a. > tn REAL ESTATE wus" = 7S = er aia ele pe furnace, wiectric, 68 APARTMENT BARGAIN —- South arate | , ’ (22) ef an urnishbed; jessession South b . i. O. Can se Dropert. rage, we ™ . KENT $4800—PRICz $25.0 L., BSI7A—2 connecting house ru ee last week in January .. - + eee them today. 817 Tullerton Ri ‘ RELI OO. Arcade Bide. Olive 376 73 Westgate: 5 vears a4: family. & 4216- 2 ‘flume nd a i “ing bourse we ey 5 Pershing av 12 rooms thr e 5 oat "Ort 7 om » a ~, - c Jin : : rooms. sun par! or and close teak = 1481-60 © Vaendeven- poms: sink in kitchen; phone: — E HOT EL | baths. comolete’y furnishe r y a. = “02 2A—F Pry. mM flat; modern; PAY cash for fiat residence. rottage | HOME WORTH 88000—SEI1. $6250 gerege for 4 machines, rent 497300 tor got Ter . asd 14 fiate; fine condition. al Pay. ma * ) APPAR’ rmME VTS - — mi LicK ' , . ~~ Oe BR231 Northland: G ree ‘a. strict modern. owner * left cry ye 4 ery us to get Gi « K Rr. mans a | ony OT 11A—Exoeltentiy_ furnished 4 . 2 week wi oy wee. | | 30S jncerdrive ist Siscr m.. © rome -—~ ee het oon furnished flat, Fre 2: or. olive 7592. (OF 1 $1500 cash: corporation closing out tte prop- | 2's am Selo 4 FINE 600 DEM fODERS BAK IY. " Sathrene: ne aan: with privete gun perior, sleeping porch. ge : vs blo . er 7 aN . rt) AC tal bar Fee occupant in w J APLOTT REAL TY co., tus ODERN RBAKEI:Y ent: references ee ae every conventence and. rage : ; , 7 sii * ao : p eee TE cise end sun perior; mett brick all around; al On: 45 —Large warm, se ben (i - , ' North Market/st.. large store K forniahes. ase 4705—4 rooms, completely representative will ‘> on Soe -. $500 ont $700 cash, balance monthly. 5 garages: rent $7000 per year s (REAL _ ESTATE—FOR COLORED ward . Love Real * Tre A Tf wante® | . with rooms above: bath, elec- ae e acuite; steam beat; Nodiamont Centre! 158% W Al’ TER §c rT: e : efon ane ce po? ) : ; 8 = oF hi6: 7 gl ERA 2 tric, sultable for any line of wh: = : . soempiitiaiiniaiall S “ROS Chest n! ‘" OER. 3811 XN. Usies ov. et ao 732 limit; 4 roome ané eum parier, with %. may st.. b fs a ! - : 13 aa large. desirable gtore ois AUREL wee and "linen. = | th Ay si ene x4 need ns iS for attend lored Re goecialise | 569—T we, clean exceiient hous for any itne; electric, fus, wa- a ; : eae “‘85) _Rosidences Wanted ere Sou 35 Westaste: 6 resun and ane nesters ath! er eo to aes 18, nome range’ vhone; edult®: | . , sol! ers ; _.3.. WET PINE BL... 4211—Pour nice furnished RESIDENCE Wtd—Wiil cay cash tor rod TTA GE — Thee etek: k: Be7se: B rooms, al Murphy pene conaet Se ake , to ~ mo on a rooms. second ricer: light i - = vestilenees | _ , s tor od ce on al, ur ° electr 5 il et oe ~6 Large. ee, pieunant. ices be 7 | GOA RD, conveniences seeping: ai City: give full eh ° view np Uy ivers: tr’ ed 4 Aimace BOS 580. 616 Chestnut 741 Inder érive: 5 rooms and sun parler; 4. REAL ESTATE—OTHER crTies ; modern conventences; | a Out-of-town @r- 4" excelient Cumping facil’ oot fh RAN GE ARS OA — - gulek action. SS x O-171, Post-D fo} BEAU TIFUL, BUNGALOW BACKIFICED «pits ape tage $8510 per on “veer STORE—A beautiful sore ond b basement in a ee piles "or more insertions ee na ov. bot wes rs DWELLINGS FOR RENT Business P ibe Set WORTH 612.000-—SELL $7500 726 Limit: & roome and sup varior 0. F z a , large room an - discownt | ween Mar- ; ropert 3940 California; besutiful “than ow 1g Murphy garages: rent Sorte par peae | "T4 Fr = ee Northwes: FACTORY reer ies ie ee rooms. one or two pos les; modern; large lot 729 Ww 5 . x ™ 16,000 to 20.000 d.——Containing 752150; occupant ing holdings of compa (gur tu on ge & “fur rige -and in scus feet state My; private partes : except onal price 2000 a =p ) om per year. as Loc etyon. Box oO ) 239 Post -Dis. ash. belance terme. _Inguire withi 5 eo . ans —. n. (c68) witli sell anv of the abow above .b | me of $5000 cash, ae pay | F S-ato -—- , OR RENT 18 8. Secon’ irr Beare ---+ $WCLIn. 63i5—Cotrage. 4 rooms, fur- ne 2 “ Bouth | MODERN Lv MEER Pan Ri ot of- | NO That : : Seepieeeces . ae ce; gultahie r lumber eo TY ee ve rooms modern; jun- oom +: eas Southwest ol ry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $500 DOWN XX DERsoNn STO Kr. Rt . . soond west ah’ (cd) pncamncentl . | LOTB—Choioe lots ae f od "ERMANN RF. co -od aun ISHED ane ' LOT—30 feet: ; south pi ry ta. 1) us West av. Rox T-20 P. te oe block Terry‘ rege.. Owner. 0 . aire | ov aE—283F Thomas: 6-r00m brick. | 5 ; we > : inclowed | oe 7" A» 2 . é — ee Give BARS “4 | West Ar 1 ; + ee - - To6 1-7 een | 00, Feanonsihie ‘ on MARYLAND. Jiéu--Furnisbed | ae rooms, near Sarah and Mec JOT — =OX1 25: BM. Louis av I ; ‘ . enant; rer ; Pherson, - me vem bie . north side. just "TT yw "AQ 2 x” | il4,) two peety furnished rooms: «& —# dain’ @ mont , r ek Se | H. "MS sc MITE. | -_ eee bargain »SOl TH SIDE COTTAGES ! x . WwoOoD. 706 Chestnut. Office Tm conveniences. ‘S? 206 3 International Life fe Bldg. c4 ets SOS Chestnut | 4159 Wremsas et.. large cottage. 5 rooms, ‘ b, epen Tet oo PERSHING, 5316 sSterting Kern Wigs EVANS. 8748—Six-room ho th, jelec- _ South : | Sigh, tee in excellent gondition; only | HOTSE— Lawton. S118: big. 12 reome: R. 617 — se j-room efficie tricity: key around corner. 1810 Prairie 3 ut hwest — i'd Cin “Gustine av., beautiful cottesn, & bOx134: : u aouean to (o@) BUILDING — — a. reception heli: eatrictlhy modern. price | WATERMAN, 52 i—-Six «bag ony reome. pf South &Y., enet side: 50x150; Just eouth $4500. Both properties occupied by ewners, | weet: nice frott trees tho corm. who will show xoellient buys HAUER-LUSTKA NDL. 806 Chestnut st “ ‘endid eqnipment. te careful | : P (B) | FURNISH’D HOUSES FOR RENT -C2X* BLAKE @ BRO. #18 Chestnut furnished epert % ~ aE « ces and ent Vncluded. SLENDON PL. ¢220— 208—Lady will bh , _ | #hare , . + ae ~~ a — or ~~ a baneals J H K ‘ HEAPEST LOT hardwood floors. copper weather strips; WEST STER 2. [23 —4 rooms and ae , steer Southwest a A sh ~— RUNGALOW—6-reom brick; garage: furnace Ny . | Lindell &7 pee ae ‘ > . oe ee UTRNISHED APT. _| -rrsvonable rth are mec wee IN LEWIS PLACE HOTEL. DELMAR. . I ( KE canna West serena LTTE RL: fone 88: er 4 ai Be emh of x ieee Be OF te eta ee oe na ly decorated and painted. new shades al : jowest Agure 87600; x x bana i iat Prt 1d =e eon Rie eB OME, ghey tay ° “e
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OOO LOLI OGG LLL LL LOLI + The PTED 4 7 lation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of-the Daily Globe-Demoerat and the Times Combined: The City Circu — LS _ _ ee Miction and 3 Women s f° THURSDAY. JANTARY bag i . eet ’ = , New Company to begm Upeta- = Red Pepper Rub takes the ©‘ cure Loto. hers fSom sere. stiff. aching joints. It cas jon of SwWe-WNO : e) " es : et : FRIDAY SP . > ** i i Gat old rheamatism torture at once : Z ) — : ae = When vou are suffering so rou can | | = (ream Brazil \ uis. Chocolate Covered afl ie Bardiy get around) just trr Red Per pr Hab and.von will have the quick OS iemesippi Riv Fruits, Assorted Chocolates, Caramels, , | | OS aera popenigls gr wae Slice and Cocoanut Biscuits A Great Money-Saving Event—Offering All Odd Lots and Bre —F rig . cencentrated. penetrating beat as rec Reported you wil feat the Tiogling ial Lint cet tae os —a fascinating assortment 3: A Ib ‘ | tional R . ied eget theengh and threcgh. Pain Perr. the Mssimippi and Ob! in 1 lb. boxes, special at . C 1b. Lines of Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Etc., at Sensa -cuCct eere spot through and throegh. Paz abd soreness are gote ies on each peckage : . “ea, rs this - | Se awd > Ms a Midnight With Croup © --— Pugria so : 7) a * Awakened et midnight br the ee = : ci s ' oe a Wearse berk of wour child with a sud- e ¥ ; . x - | : P Fill d 1) t _ Low @a attack of croup—what would * > : cea sith —— ecan I e a es to | am _—— ‘ . : «! . 5 ec ais be . 4 - get the genuine. with the same ~ Mak ¥ reggist fer a jar O° ne : 2% ; aft i” ot olin Stn Red Popper Bam Be sare oo cages a Pram Devil’s Food Layer Cake >» = = - ' vweu do® Thousands of mothers are : a" : | lb o “ = Pt : aye .s «+ ent +i ? °° «= 4 Giving this problem with satsfac- s 3 5 ; —_— = , - jn tim. Ome small dose of Dr Drake's , wha is ) We ee ae Sabin = fo a menges ana nave ancovnes | | Fancy Tea Cakes| | Herz Rye Bread : | : = SSS ee SE —__} |—— + Here Are Some Examples of the Extraordinary Values That Await, The largest gelling croup th. cnsueonenasiin Ream, © ee ee oe 7 ty ely See ' ‘medy in America ne erage a oe ~ 2 ; et —— 5; — a Walnut Bedroom Sets RB ° OUR GREATEST C NCE ——— eas = in Used 4ALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF MEN'S & BOYS* CLOTHING AT SAVINGS OF FULLY 50° : ly Sold Up to $125.00 TOMORROW, FRIDAY. WE STAET OUR SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE—an event planned to eclipse 31! ns end. -_ Lith # Soee RR ppd ee Sc Pe Spies. gos \\ A - © Similar sales attempted at this store. Consistent With our Policy of on Phat all gg at the season P that our stock mm double quick time ‘ome tomorrow and sec re eee oe Sees Cat wil meee Terms Only $5.00 a Month ; = T Sine ef buying a beautiful Bedroom Set like this for only $:1rc.cc. It is im fme American Out They Go—All Men’s and Young Men’s ? : walnut—graceful in design and best comstruction } Terms $1.00 a Week threughbout. Bed is im Ddow-end design—dresser ra — : has 30z24-im% murror—tie | - = _ ; chifferette is m sewest ss - lS design. A Set that regular- : ah ly retails at $:6s. Im this # é | sale at the reduced price of $20 te $22.50 OVERCOATS Now $ .00 >. 2-3 ae ane Heavy meitens and “Titenit” fabrics in aizes > eS a vey = > 3 Velour Living-Room Sets for men and roung mesa up te ¢¢ chest Derk mixtures in semi-belted medels Sizes fer men and yeung men up te 44 ches: Quality OVERCOATS Now £ $ | 5, to $27.50 OVERCOATS Now +12 Ragians listers and Uisterettes Sizes ‘ox and young men Quality OVERCOATS Now oD | is =i ~~ eee uy a good Phonograph at a wonderful savizg. This sale in- Only $6.00 a Month Pays for It cludes all Phonographs used in demoustratimg and taken m Merrimgbomes and Scotches in heather shadesx a'se freys and browns HESE Sets consist of three large pieces—mas- trade. Ail are im Srst-class con- Our Finest OVERCOATS Now $ sive Gavemport. armchair and arm rocker—al! dition and fully guaranteed. A richly uphoistered im beautiful shades of velour mumber to) select trom that ee - oes The frames are im mahogany Snish with spring iq origimaliy at 36500 to seats. spring backs and heavy overstuffed arms. .co. Choice of the entixr Sets that regulariv retail ot, witle they last. at $e4 sc. at $rsc. Special in this ’ : = Remember. the best comes Cheice ef the house: ail! strvies and size« Superd fabrics i ee great Semm-Annual Clear - - : will go 2rst. sa Se Sere eariy . > cs —_ All Men's and Young Men's Fine Quality amce at the lowest price we bave ever named fer your selecoen. | SUITS ‘ mai Somes 15 , ‘ 7 Pays for This 88-Note ee. See ae Ali-~@ res . ool cassime Wh $10.00 Worth of Scetehes im sizes fer men and ; Music Roils 4 Ey Ate a ER ON es ative an@ form-fit ALL $45 SUITS $ 22 . conser. mode « Extremely fine wors'eds ana veleurs im a)! Strles and s Bes ALL $55 SUITS oe | Out They Go—Our Greatest Clearance Sale of . . | = = Terms Oniy ) $2.00 a Month AT EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS : ' a = : ~8 ‘e “bh pa Pe 7 ~ = - “a ; ° Meca. ea ® ir ey asic e.e- Srengiy sewed sipes. extte bear lier i W. COR EIGHTH AND WASEINGTON AV. BY Regie tg pee Pe Reageene | ae oe AO BELO Rot eS go eR a er gre es emote te arc- aria
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THURSDA JA NCARY +. 4 ‘ | 4 . OO SN ption and 5 ape re » Popular Comics . SRS Te _.-Women's Features wr wees a = : SS. N Ph DiTHURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 192 NN \ Y “a s ; vv ENG QQ Qi SBS ' mites ” ograp . a4 #£ N N : ; \ \\ N Pe ee \ \ | N | \ . ~ 3 N 3 N WZ dddddddddidddadiadadddaddddddddadididddddddddddddddddddaiiadadadaaaaaadaiaiaiiaiéiiiaiuizaocdiaiaioéaaaaiadddidddidddddddidddidddddddiddiddididdidddidddiasa Ss N Mn. — woo ed # € ° * ws Y : x : 3 7 ° . : > : > 4 Sf SS AL, 4, SILLS LS ; SALA, Lb LL At) the 77, 77, ; rms to Suit Pee Young heirs to great fortunes enjoying baseball at Palm Beach. The photograph shows, from left to right, first row: N 3 >. oF : N VMI, - | =. foster and James Edward Blakely, sons of Mrs. William J. Hyde of New York; Walter McCune Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs. N ee . = 3 N are becoming extremely pop- | ™ john D. Kelley of New York; Roger Sherman Downs, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Downs of Saratoga Springs; Denny Board- ge Seek: «| eS sas NF | s where an extra Bed is neotl 7) man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Boardman of New York and Boston; John Sargent Pillsbury Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. : N | neat appearance when closed, | or — S. Pillsbury of Minneapolis. Back row: Hugh L. Willoughby, son of Mr. and’ Mrs. H. L. Willoughby of Newport: N S PAs ation above. and are auickiae By 1 Deakin Jr. of Chicago: Philip Banker, son of Mr. and Mrs: Albert M. Banker of Pittsburg and_Johnstown, Pa.; Edmund N S full-sice Bed. Made of steel a Pennington Pillsbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pillsbury of Minneapolis; Alfred Vanderbilt, son of Mrs. Raymond N S resilient 2 m4. Baker of New York; Mortimer Rutherford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rutherford of Tuxedo Park and New York; Stephen N : N $ ) 9 we. Meigher Jr. of Saratoga Springs and Pittsburg ; Dean Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kelly of Scarsdale and New York. N N > ‘a a : International Photo N oa N as 4 a N N i) ee Se rr 4 | fter 4 VILISDLILLILAALELDS TT DA TOTO nnncccscccckk.dcedtatddacaaddaadaaadadadadadidddddddddadaddadddddddadduiniididaaaaddiadaiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiisbihhdidddsdbbddbsdbbbdsidsids S N oer , price of. .* $ ; .: Ri ae Rete FS : N 2 BEF Ree RS ey aE Se, Ro Ss N > hl N N a N S ta N S - e af": Sta “See . ~\ ~ : Martin Beds . ay ON ~ re N S ally Reduced a S . N S ? K N . | s | S S yy \§ s Mies vii ~ a Lae ~ SSSSFIEP AEDST ENS AS SSS AA EDM SS SAA bt he SSA SSA AAAS A Mi, LAA tJ LSS 6 TOT ddddddddddddddtdidddididddsddddddbdbbddl. Frtzi Mann, cabaret dancer and mo- tion picture actress, who was mur- dered and her body thrown on a lonely beach near Torrey Pines, Calif. The police have. arrested two suspects— men with whom she was known to have associated —but both have been released upon showing they knew noth- ing about the crime. - MSIAA EEE E SA ABES SS, Y hss (SSAA LASS AS AS / OTT hhh diditddda SIFSSPESSASS SSD TASS SADA ADS AAA ASAD PE SIAL ASFA Raid on husband’s apartment results in divorce suit ‘that interests New York an Pate ol rhe - ‘society. Mrs. Francis: nd French eae os A ee SN @-° | -. St % and' her two _ little fers, Ellen a eS ae te gov : “Ea by “e Tuck and Virginia, w ody she ee” : ) ae a | HE GES eR, ‘ co demands in her suit for divorce follow- a oh , | uit ar fe —: es oe 4 | ; a visit to quarters her husband ne! fe s* ete " + are Koi ital for tubercular patients as it. will appear when c | he entertained women friends here. a + | gg | >duction of architect’s.model ot ites ieee, providing $4,500,000 for extension and equipment of hone , —International Photograph. cay cr, kr t the present plan, a at amg extension and equipment of Robert Koch Hospital. The hospital fronting on the _ — — “ee eee titutions, includes $500,000 Or cks now comprises the central building of the above group:and.the building : i . nage age a a” ct ae is oa A , a 2 le gE toga - ; wi - -— —_ A A A LO OO IA Py ; € Tefferson Barra Mesissippi River south of Jefierson. bei © left of*it, for women :patients, 15: being cr” 4 ° 4 . - * ' diy etty qs wR D - 4 . > lade ns - ; ? os = “> 4 ‘ ie eae oy . a we 3 “ee. sedke Bien Ste Py ar Gg “s : : ' : : . > . 4a , - sa 4 ‘ , : 0 Re a “3% ae aye 3 ee > & pa et os ¢ ano : . . : - ' * ‘ ‘ ~ ~ , : < . Vo eee Pe, 2A Pev a SAB a a a yeas ee aoa me ‘ bo) de : SE — . , . 2 —_ LL Tie Ta eg ae Eee ek eh OM ME MS Le Senta i ae a aes Jae oa eS Bei: # MN nad be. cs gees een be FR. ask slag ‘ oe - TAs v iY?) Sore * ¥ As <he
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~~. SO TT TT rr rier LLL LLL LLL EOL CC, OE EEN AA. i Nt. a ey wet Fe + eee. it ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925. DATL ¥ D O Se THE GIRL IN THE CORNER APARTMENT By MAY “. 2 & eye ee & - Copyright, 1922, dy The McClure Newspeper Syndicete. XV.—A MAN IN THE CROWD THE CHARACTERS. CYNTHIA BRANT, country girl, living in a New York apart ment she has tnberited from 45 old lady she once befriended. RUBY ALLISON, ber gay and frivelous friend. ALEC KERR. Ruby's fiance. QUENTIN GRAY, 4&2 artist friend of Rubr. AUNT ELLEN, Bouse for Crntbia. MURRAY STEWART, for whom Cystbia is working as a stenog- rapber. MRS. WAKELAND., friend and rich client of Stewart. who takes a famcr te Cratbia + TODAY'S INSTALLMENT. YNTHLA felt downright cross who keeps when “I'm going reund to see a busi- mess friend in the neighborhood, and then I shal geo home to steiyr. I'm tak- ing am engineer- ing exam in three weeks time, so it's just as well that I bave the ere APM es aH Te HUME “ie ti vtife i 5 if i . rlef R » F c¥ ¥ eo i es A ~ a * ee PS Bates, ie * ea AD nae a to. oo. we ¢ : BON Se oh « » ; ee ha ; reel » Pp PA me as oy ow Fait ae;) ’ PING: 5: a Sd > * ; Sie") .) * é » : 7 i ah ee r ie Ma (Ss a ' Her worries anéd her troudies, too, felt infinitesimally small There was comfort im that feeling. The heavenly notes of the choir bors’ clear young voices drifted to wards them, and up, up to the vaulted reof. The sound was like an angels’ chorus. Peace descended like a gente dew from beavren, and wrapped ~ them round. Cynthia bdent ber bead prayed. It was a2 incoherent lit- tle prarer. but % came straight from a very tender beart High and noble things were here. and grand ideals. She would livre up to them. Luworthy and selfish deeds must thoughts : have po place in ber scheme of life There were tears in her when she raised her beac. But ther were pot.tears of pain. they were beacons of hope and res - aru eyes elution, and the bringers of COM ‘while all the other . fort. The service was extremely beaw tiful. The sizging was supers. It the young girl as seemed to were transported to though se another world Outside was the spring sunsbine of a New York day. But insice was @ radiance that seemed unearthly. Outside was the noise and bustie of the streets. Within was a bear enly calm. “T? life could be like this-” she thought. 3 But life on earth meant action. Work: 3 She had found her niche im the world’s workers, and must preve ber competence. And she would do it, too. The service stimulated her. Se did the glorious music. the selfish Ruby. and the pain she bed passed through over the alter- ation tn the sttitude of the man she knew she eared for Sacrifice’ That was the greatest thing im life. Unselfish leve—a lowe that should include the unt verse’ ~ would be kind and thought- ful, always. Never impatient with Aunt Elien, never self-seeking and pleasure-grabbing. She would con- sider others. Altruism should be the kermote of her life. When the service was at an end, and—Aunt Ellen br ber side—she was eut in the sunshize once again. ther walked along with the crowd. The girls thoughts, against her will, reverted to Murray Stewart. Was there any chance that she. . weuld meet Dim at land’s bome this afterzecn’ If so. what shbeuld she say to him’ How act’ Would be ignore ber? Would be patronize ber? Or. perjaps, be would aveid her altogetber’ Per- haps, the moment she arrived, he would take his departure” Tt was in vain that she scolded berself ‘for being foolish. could not bict his image frem ber ind “I'm only his paid secretary. at ter all. Why should he notice me" Im spite of that. a little bird of hope sang in ber beart. The spriug sunshine and air had got into ber and romance could net be stilled. The look in Murray Stewarts eves—the alteration im the verr tomes of his voice when he ad- dressed her—up to the time of the unfortunate incident of Quentin Gray's arrival on the scene, tbese things had been evident ” The morning crowd from church was still pouring out. Cynthia's roving glance rested for &@ Moment on a Very pretty fairtaired giri im a llse And ff she hasn't changed to cor- whole because there are so MANY S that nobedy except a human lee mn could conform to al! of the worm . . ° -_ = ¥ us : : a™se -_ > - - m vself Se register siler: — ee on ™ —s —* > Ca er : ae _" are concerned, he's Gay before yesterday’ loesn 't know that the meod- “Has a vote, and a job. and a mind soe -_ o ne present het a whether she ; li the new dances. whether shes pretty enough tc “knock over “Whether she's ‘het stuff’ the girl be wants to ‘fuss.” ] the modern girl must —— i + 12 ' “That oa i & . to litre TP to his tdea! | w_fe— | Tighted semewhere oe. * 4 dames em young. treat =e - : ~~ = _ ing ‘ome of those em row rr 2 idea. Mmenz- “college man—aend catch a em = ~ — > ~ - - ; ‘ WE'VE got a ae £8 6 ek © Hrerr re ee ard his marrers: collars. and a few February carnival and m werade seasen approaches our mai! suggestions for fancy dress costumes. 2p-to-date. tepical our inquirers demand. ful dedger ef table crockery. ly aim. tains requests fer bifferent fense. a few sketches im which re artist attempts te comply with ; , ~ ice “ : om - . m “ _ ‘ - a * ’ - » : ~ — ifts of the y ears No insurance pelicy gees with anv of the costumes suggested. oniy 4 bit of timely warning. A wearer of the Ku Elux robes cought to be abie to By WINIFRED BLACE ee ‘ : ! : sales ie i ee Wea ae ae SS = But she fizally did, and ther were —_ - HE'S alive and gaining cas More thar that. she’s look- img and feeling and acting younger ~~ 7 -_» * : . ~ ——-+ | held his own in any company. but as prohibitice. be sam I have not pictured a x thre Her costume would be toe conventiconal a Perhaps Libertr. of whem we hear so much and seem appropriately be armed with ore of these fashionable Gm Instead. though, before the party gets rough. 3 treduce a contrasting type. Ec ceften the past few “Suppose in these dars of prohibition « =. young women were of the Lrdia Lazguish trpe! Them lantry which rushes to their defense would net seem tee anachronistic, so Kentucky-Coloceil-ist:”’ Be os a Pini * — s+ > Is this what say toe Youth. and what have to say to Age? @ sor to see Yeutr and faith soft eres and cloudy sair—-* é . and gay colers and bright arrar— bght-fected yeuth. careless ing only young giris can im a T HREE young girls sat chatter- Youth wind-swept moor. Ther were sisters and ther all wrate (we of them wo —s ; dreary big house on 4 storm ard | | ' a Ro See Se eee ee ere 4 supremely happy tegether. : ‘She had been married only sit By MARK STUYVESAN * ek ee Bab. & oe Spiga ket eee * ee Raina e : “ - — the story of a2 piaim girl. of whica -— : 7 The Bronte home was as dreary! light. wonder and. pleasure with giris were very young, and they 4rew and sex wers then alike unkzuewn But ther taken u the volumes. lay them EROINES OF HISTORY ¢ 25st family. and this time teek Charictte. _ months ———_- —_ Her memory lives in “Jane Eyre.” The Way Chariotte Bronte Happened to Write “Jane Eyre.” | T®ackeray mid: | a J | “How well I remember the de- and dull as the surrounding country. which I read ‘Jame Eyre.” sent me Their mother had died when the Sy an unknown author whose name wp under the strange supervision of | to me. and how, my own work press their father |img upen me, I could net, havirg wrote. these three sisters Sows until they wore rend through” Ceprrizat i923) were not bored. They And they VW ecicome. No place left forgiving. bread-min Are we all going heels together and fight verge of the grare for the same fo!- and briefs we te go threugh when we were “Wuthering Heights.” boast was Charlotte Brorte. _Rariotte Bronte te take the pia:- "? - Haworth. England ‘ery pecular. Th aie _ a Rett She se fish ~~ a.2%% cam see you comin every one armas for me Peace of mind. breadth ‘oe erance. pabence—where wers rou when | was sweet 16” | | Ceme and live with me beg you US WaA.k Oorousiy down “treet and shady road—togethe and ‘e* | +he | } 4 F v Fo several rears Miss Ap-ie Moore of Perkasie. Pa. had suffered ‘rem stomach treuble. An X-rag re- vreaied that she had twe stomachs - SOtlh Borma. functller. if f Size and The Japanese Way to Remove Corns Don't Hurt a Bit—tasy and Simple Off. Trw It. Swat @ touch of Ice-mint and “Ohb’” Cerns and callouses van- a ee teat Pee- mem: ore. “ender cern weur peer *:red. aching ‘set will feel se ceel. eaer and ownfertatie that ~eg wil! ‘ust sgh with reiie® Think of & ~~ -— aie euch of that delight fei. ceeting bee mnint ad "a. oF & Year. Ne macter 8 er tough reer pet core & The Magic Touch of Ice-Mint Does I+ Soreness, Then the Corn or Callous Shrvels and Lifts Your Feet Will Feel Cool and F ine. 7 * sust a Teuch Stons —bGIVE “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" See aN Fever, Skt Coton Love ie Seis aste and it Never _to Empty Li Fails Little Bowels Surry, mother. A teaspesaful ef{ Ask your prevent a sick child temerrew. I? “Tammps er everacts. rour child ic constipated, bilious, fret-. Sui, bas cold, colic, or shrivel right up and ree can pick him cer after « tewch of Tee int san iee-miet “ the “= CRDePeee secret of ane. Senitiie. little feet. Prevents “eet egere and Keene therm cee, gureet e224 comferta die s cow ' a ee. ; ¥.idfire here aa We Just ask im amy @rug stere fer « tt around it. to be pias ment, which, & wams gie opening im the heat an entire & idea. however. > viet remeving from the ~ air which the 7 piace in order te ce he frre edition lasts. by na wrup. add the cran- Pte four and yolks of ee type of frequent recurrence iz ancestresa “Whet weuld she code and gentiec manner am cellar dangling at her ‘advanced civilization?” one figure of Folly and «4 te btiess are safe dimguises so are known te be merely tee. and her Wooden Soldier, ef the free before figures of out conditions un- ines csfa- y service que te; cover } The Post-Dispatch mey of thie *eekirt free. Divino m of Pubihce- of Agricultare, la sugar. Cook sugar @mt the berries have littie. Mix thoerough-
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AGE -FOR ee ——a ne ———E —— ananpenemnamamnee CLIBERTY IN PRATIA SER Return to the fold ef her father. And I heard the sigh of satisfaction And the giow of gladness, and the light That lights the world came into her eyes— The eyes of a mother as she beheld her Old Jed T Mans Show S His (gratitude And wound her arms around the tired shoulders, Weary with the world's rebuffs. Ah, surely, if ever angels were present By y Thornton Ww. Burgess ' They showed themselves then in that blessed instant, Gratitude will find a way Fraught with holiness of Mother Love, A thoughtful kindness to repay. That ever holds wealth of me—Forgiveness. Old Jed Thumper. And among the nightly shadows I wended my way ro the deathbed of one who could not die ~ OONER or later bad things tured out on the snow-covered Green i'ntil Il came, and I saw the hungry look, | AST night I saw an erring one a PBN ER ie IB Na ay om come to an end. There came a Meadows. He was of more than half The restiess mien of him who lay on the couch, day when Jack Frost was asleep a mind to run over to the Green For- Waiting for the enemy of many years. or had gone off somewhere else. est. He was sitting, back to the dear At last he came and sat him down. Jolly, round, bright, Mr. Sun did his Old Briar Patch some little distance ne hand crept into another and the whispered words, best to melt the ice on the trees and “I forgive.”’ came as a great benediction In the last hours. bushes, and by the time he was ready | Few words there were, but weighty, 'to go to bed behind the Purple Hills . : And over him who had to go there came a peace all the ice had melted. There was | v : | That passeth ail understanding. | still a crust on the snow, but the . \ fi . And the stiffening lips whispered, | twigs and branches and trunks of “All's well with the world.” the trees and bushes and vines were And today, tonight, tomerrow—always— wholly free from ice. | go on the highways and byways of the human hive, waiting. “Tonight I'm going back to the | Sometimes I wait, oh! so long—too long, | Old Pasture,” said Old'Jed Thump- | And I wonder at the folly of the foolish worid | er. | That will not summon me Peter was sorry to hear him say To bring sympathy and sweetness and end all sorrow, \it. He actually enjoyed having Old | I was born when the world began _Jed Thumper there in the dear Old And was sent forth from Calvary Hill | Briar Patch. It was hard to believe On my mission of mercy. now that he had once been afraid | ror lam man's surest source of satisfaction— of and hated Old Jed Thumper. gl. e $ ; lam l‘orgiveness. , fi aes a 1925.) “You are welcome to stay here as long as you want to,.”’ said Peter. | “Mrs. Peter and I will be giad to _have you stay with us all winter.” 00e0e@cs » 7 ae P hy ” IN — — —, : ? Jed Thumper saw this. He didn't ing across the snow as only he can. a thump. Instead, he hopped out of | Just once he stopped, and that was Old Jed Thumper shook his head. ronion I nei Ona ied Phau ne ee an chum Gdkatas tas Ce to thump a danger signal. Peter “No,” said he. “I must go back. I ’ ; suths ; = Bs a turned instantly. Then he started have stayed long enough. I belong | from it, trying to make up his mind | java os yee: ped on ‘one ee oo nem See Se: Gear. OUs Weeee atl &p in the Old Pasture, and now that | whether or not to go on. So it was poaren | bias ty. relline. bie even fast as his legs could take him. He the ice-is gone I shall get along nice- | that he didn’t see Old Man Coyote | he & held his breath as he saw Old Man : ly up there. I think I will start to- | come sneaking around from the | Peter wasibeme distance away. Old Coyote spring at Old Jed Thumper. ment. : other side of the dear Old Briar | yo, Thussper was much nearer. Old But the latter dodged just as Peter Nothing that Peter and Mrs. Peter | Patch. But Old Man- Coyote saw | Man Covote decided that it would be had seen him dodge Reddy Fox up could say could make him change | Peter, and at once began to steal | much less trouble to catch Old Jed in the Old Pasture. Old Man Coyote his mind. Old Jed Thumper is an | along so he could get between the Thiémper than it would be to catch missed him. Old Jed Thumper obstinate old fellow. What he makes | dear Old Briar Patch and Peter. Peter Rabbit. He crept forward dodged again. And then Re mgm up his mind to do he does. He had |’ It was Old Jed Thumper who dis- | swiftly and noiselessly. Old Jed en, or ae rasa hed Brac He made up his mind to go back to the | covered him. Now Old Jed Thumper | Thumper began to go faster, though mii g Bony sb . thr de to ate Old Pasture, and go he would. | could have thumped a danger signal, | not as if he were frightened or ina | .. vine nis life. geen ras night oe .- Late that afternoon Peter, who / but it would have been too late. Old | special hurry. Old Man Coyote be- back ce the Old Pasture. had been in the Old Briar Patch so | Man Coyote was already between the | gan to run. The instant he did so long that he had grown uneasy, ven- dear Old Brier Paten and Peter. Old Old Jed Thumper started off, bound- (Copyright, 1938.) poy ¢ * RS ae - : or: nies a2 = a ms be ’ 4 " a ey eR HE SRR ge AS oe EE & od a 8 Chlag ge: 4 Ny Wes — = se — kage agrees — “Jazz,” any mere pen and ink portrayal fails to do “Jazz” justice 90 conventional. a code and gentie manner and the bunch o eys to e ; : — sn deena tee hie Sa ” but es hear so much and see so litt . 1 (i 2. i ie ef eee oUt the Une Of what the modern artit terme ‘wncopated cover. b — 8 of these fashionable weapor sed civilization?’ one hears it observed. you get the idea. And a “Vamp’’—here is just one of her semblances; she mee ften the past few weeks one ’ es 3 4 5a ; A “Bootlegger” and a “Payroll Robber,” they ought somehow to be pic- wh hen ») days of prohibition enforcer ee app safe dinguises so long as ats representations of tured sitting on the top o' the world; reform wave agents, self-anointed or eee Lanpguish type! Then, indeed, @ mre Known to be merely playful disguises. otherwise, having no terrors for them. It might also be said that this pair cee se Would not seem too odd-f , toc i her Wooden Soldier, may have fun pretending te flee typify Prosperity better than any other characterization unless it be that aad el-igh!"’ i mt the free before figures of vengeful authority which were of a war profiteer. wir eee, SBA AASSASA BAe as A -eeree ee eee « aesepaeeegeee ear *eeeoeeeeeeeenaeneeve eaeeseenetee @esetsedoeeeeeeunane powdered sugar. Place in cool oven ringue. was granted for a stove with, tringue Pic gle opening in the rioor abgt he tablespoon flour, On account of our early removal to our new store at Olive and removing from the rooms § ugar. Cook sugar merchandise manufactured in our line, at a liberal discount never crowned the effo g , and yolks of _— ° oa ° g | § All Platinum, 55 Diamonds Rings register furnaces, found t Watches in thin cases; § 5 NTN NZNO. eey e ouseee Some have first time at the New York Automo- as that favorite chair in your living the system, illustrates f | , is VS ; . ; $13.20 Upward (s asses Choice designs in gold “. maar srre seeps somens rere VTP PSPS SLE Se) AA LS ant TOTES O Ri . ~ | | nyx Rings ate priced cars originated by Stude- Goods ; or green onyx, set with Plated Flatware. = tery service can be | cover with meringue made from : Uncle Sam Say “es ’ system of warm-air neatiny asking for “F. around it, to be place! in & heat i ae. 2 ' eat an entire how 4 ileapoon butter, one- Ninth, we are offering a rare opportunity to secure the best ir which the heated | ting iar aeveeies te waren ro ee ee- that provides a distinct saving. original inventor. 5. Eres tablespoons of Watches Striking designs in gold HE 1923 Series Studebaker Light- Cushions are ten inches deep. The *& tations and have embod y cushion ehape; reduced | _ 4X PANS Be ° oS Gem of excellence. tion of cold and warm s&s : 5 bes, ‘ . ° e . ‘ Many pronounced this car the most The one-piece, rain-proof windshield, latinum, set with : rt i- , ; , P oa - Mamente, alone aoin Foweley, teal Silver : The Light -Six Touring Car 1s beauti- adios contrasting gems; reduced and Leather 3 : : oe ae ee | or oo on mechanical excellence and equipment it The Light-Six chassis, the dependa- | n all Gold Cuff Links, $11.60 to $47.60 greatest line of quality motor cars. the hands of 100,000 owners, remains conditions un- | into deep pie crust previously baked: | stiffly beaten whites of eggs and | to set and slightly brown the me- . Post-Dispatch may One-Register Fu La rt booklet free, , — , € edition lasts. by EL a z SS SU | om of Publica- The principle of the one M of Agriculture, , has come into prominence d@ 33 D e d d ld J z ] last few years, is by no me " tamonds and Go COECLTY Some 50 or 60 years ago ~~ : . - . BEOUnE IC . ; , , Agriculture has made = and vanilla Dependabdle, —e 2 : study of the construction? o T fill i4-k. solid white g0 : sce; and platinum, set with sin- ) . . : : : comfortable urn filling . ate or puamerems Glamseade Six Touring Car was shown for the . Light-Six Touring Carisas findings in a booklet wh sapphires and diamonds in combination. Reduced bile Show. room. | S Pins | $17.00 to $3570.00 teas: : 4 + cary . : pies. f striking feature of the show. It was with cowl lights in base, and the cowl (ONE, ca RN me | Dtamond and certainly the center of the crowd. ventilator are improvements for moder- - Sen] eogmmenten with Hollowware, American Pleasing designs in black ; or in Watches, Emblem Goods ful, roomy and comfortable. In design, prices, 85 Clocks, Swiss Watches. newest modes, in white tr $10.65 to. $289. Sheffield Hollowware and ff oreen gold: reduced prices is a worthy member of the world’s _ bility of which has been established in aAngerie Clasps. Handy Pins and other Gold Jew- practically unchanged. The body, Cuff Links elry. ‘ ; bod - wit h : Exquisitely decorated On all Manufactured Bracelets | The new ys all-steel, wide, windshield, radiator, cowl and \ | ’ ; or gold rou “>; pa B etc. : Attractive designs “ in usual, in enume leather The rear are new Some have er aks sap- CK ee ee ee enn iii: Flexible links, pierced or as 4 - & P e : . lected diamoncs wows engraved, in gold and | seat is 4314 inches wide, which provides The name STUDEBAKER on an platinum or solid plati- ease and comfort for three adults. automobile is assurance of satisfaction. id ‘?" Tye" ty? BU Ss pede phires. Splendid values cae and “mannish” in dealgy. Our Sion Removal Sale num, set with superier _ Gold, $3.00 =) sa y : diamonds, or other gems and platinum, $12 ss in 40 ears s in combination with dia- diamonds, re- . , ; leather. Cagis winGAhed ai ate Set with ; of De endable Service > monds; reduced prices, j . Quick-action cowl ‘ay coud oedn noen ale demes ton Guced prices, p ' a on three dea by steel rods. open with doors. Door $15.75 to $187.00 SAL” ITT TM. $36.55 to $1678.75 - pocket Sapa wth weighs to bold them um : ae ae ae ee ee ee 9 a rae 1923 MODELS AND PRICES—/. o. b. factories | : | | Give Her a Diamond Genuine Stone Bead | . “SPECIAL SIX | Lines IGHT Six SPECIAL SIX | On Some ' Wedding Ring N ecklaces = 117? Ww. B.. 40 BP. | S-Pass.. 119 W. B.S. P 50% Off These Deautiful Bands, in | | Smart conceits in jade, j ' onyx, jet, crystal, lapis, coral i ati , t and More with three or more selected | | and various pastel shades to al harmonize with the costume's — = —_—_ iced. afte | These are in Second Floor meee # ta are priced, after | color; are in lengths to suit: | { ; Reduced prices, | ? j Terms to Meet Your renee be discen- | | Store, the lines to scon $18.50 to $246.50 $24.00 to $131.25 — . . = " * . vot AP ee kta Stee MRP aa Ms - BPR Kee 8 F %:
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COMIC PAGE JANTARY 25, t923 oO ¥ HOLLAR YSS eee - Piytn TH'S wew DEA ce —. | '' igusT Aceess Tre & ie AND You PRonnseo me Yow 2 Wiel @uce hs F Posies As | ie — 3s a be ” mee - : - TaMeceS” Cl -_= = : re 2. a a P . & werrt | >| Lien tAMC en = THe LION TAMERS Cive . | i . Met everreme says he was good to his mother . 7 | > A | i: ——_ : ; ae So why should he ge to the per” . | 2 : es - why | , : uf / / | Beer and Light Wine - _ * cation Reports Its Gut es te his mother he merer wou'd Deat her 2 vate Detectives After Or eamy rough tactics empic) 2 : Effort Trapped The At last be was caught tm a horrible siaughter ete 5 ' , a : \\ age “-* " : - ; : 4 . = \ , =. BS sy Ané hanged br the neck until dead ' = j i = = : — Vi — x 4 CONFIRMATION + Wherest the sob sisters turmed om the sat wate —— ; é 4 ) aa : " . se | is yor Zuctizng a loca! ; c 2 : . . — ~ : | ww | . Sou / , = —- seem Ome. Alse suggest a Dbiind p's Ancod what wi!) the pitchers do ther ! > , a MEAN) AAXIY- | i —aRi= GATT wal } campeign for the legaliz! for county officials for the same he i go te Hot rirgs a “TRIAS | aad prtiinn phi. sali —_ 3 beer and light wires. today ~~ -+ - A = : ; ? . ‘ VARS ‘ RO = k Bs — : eat. through its pubiicity represe ae . tee James ©. Espy. a report ad Ee _ . — o i « — ee ae ae he uh) | ) ~ = , { — nd =7 — —— meetin 8 ; a | gecent investigation of aiieged =i weet ore « blind pig. as the felier ' ' = . f ; i Neate | —_ . | — ; ~ Ba wiarfties ia the enforcement of — - the Germ uae = ) , ; | > ; | . | fod a Pe “2 & @rebibiticn laws in St Lous ie siriz len ° ser order ther , j ; : .¢@ a ; [ a Ey 1 : : : eS . o “reper: is im the form eof a grow Spesking of mew and neve! speci- ‘ec . sr ther én ) > , > pace , ; nt fi , = 4 @@5davits. madg by the aseccia£ mens for the Zeo, bave reu evrer psent predi ‘4 R ~ & pehtical circies for several —— - Sniversity City ate so mech in two ; 7 + | : ; LS ; i fi | f ’ | | . ‘that the association was prepm “Air-Tight Dry Bll leeredeced im days cbat ube azthorities couidn’ : 3 - : 7 , 7 oe: ate 1 ar, Thev relate A protracted ¢ry spell is always | from the jeck Tee : | : $m private citizer, a friend of fellowed by a Moce of moonshine — | ed a ; 22 A J , | | ‘i? a > &iiter. : . Z . is y a _. taper. cow in charge of . . Ger the wet organization. «4 Me was a wife-beater a Dar and cheater Hed stick UD a messenger Do! a Re — > CANS e 29 Goo _—- Max Carer ieads be B , : Dayrie (O.) Hizh \thietic Aseo- [| oe. having beer caught = in ‘ ' zz _ | | z Sag . -« ee ! * : ‘ > wewepeper worker, aud hag ; — | secretary to the Chief of Polige tion awards a letier to tbe school o- twice ‘cn 53 atterm rt: : _ ee a ean ail | '.gecretary of the Police Board. cheer leader. here - tor le eo: - -“r-T, va°e . : ™ Trarrrnr rcAt a men: vst - Dries Sone Hw ort a) See where the majer leagues tare NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS—Br FONTAINE FOX = ge tin otrice tm the Contra! Sl adeopret the split season ame : ; ¢- a _ oadiiaat rate 4 wate - | vim — atta i! Neal a Maek Building and gare them Paras OK “ke stHedu ae 2 . wtiasea sayimg (Bey would —* Ne South ther come Nerth and star all ever agar CHESTY-. 7, The man worm ther me received the. money = he recetved anr moter, a coneertion ai any time »* 4 Amocther lire of inrvestigati =P alleged {fliega!l sale of ~tenol and narcetics br 42 & smal! chemical company, ich company a relative of ~ . .* _ ; oe ee eee ee _.. = ets . Se i i ee Ties Ser - 7. betties of whitty Sitr «of moerphire.. whi® ighed to him by the ash cts. with the statement thug a By Telling about bis golf score. Mrs. Gordon got her husband M a mg a or at, Eggs . ) WONDER WHAT A WAX MODEL THINKS ABOT? ’—Br BRIGGS. By Verk whe semetimes carried their social imclinations -o an @atreme, Te pet the matter brutal). they cecasiouai!y had attacks of what DAY SY DAY IN CVeay = . . feee known | veruacalar ‘ Loewe * BeAr Mee 5 Dar SY DAY calm $ >, Seco terre they cuntemarily patronized the same saditarium. Let us. fer » TRY Te BE REEINED BUT | ee eae S LL Se br suefoseD “eS BS TH metteS ~ ther tant Sean ~ : a — oes Semele aay nag a tar ee oe ee | Geed STAVES ( GET se scl ! Want © 82 Hume But : devoted te rest Ss he approached the doer of the eani- a hin 4 8 % "ke, ebb mae,” said A somewhat thickiv. and with Giffieuwity repress. | Seg & Biccap, “whee waster wis you? Same ol’ complaint, «af** ny cies ou sight sew,”” acid B.. “bat I've had an awfal time Never agua } me-—I'm through. You may think I'm little bit shaky and erreus new yes should have econ me inet werk before I began to get | PMR Why, man, for 20 Gays, little ved lizards with green eres and purpie all ewer mec.”” | ee starting frem bie breed. A. aimed 2 tremcions There's one of > ew 2. : 5 , + ae rite ¥ ¢ a 5 : oe aw allie SiS Meera eg Le