St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 8, 1923
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FINAL EDITION ots = ee eee wor tetany tes celeron sedetiesay ots YS OR Ke n - - Oe 8 ay et male ee oe - ” 2 (Complete Market Reports) A NE SHALL PURCHASES. WADE BY BUDER OF FIRMS WITH ALTERED TAXES Bought ow Merchandise —— ae PRICE 2 | C ee o ENTS 1923—16 PAGES. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, | UNSETTLED AND COOLER. City Assessor From the Olian Waist and Dress | Company and the , Cohen Grocery Com- pany, Wholesale ‘cerns. HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH TAX MATTER’ for What He Bought and That Neither Olian Nor | °t -4. Cohen Talked About Taxes to Him. In tnvestigation of the tax-as- sessment reduction scandal! Post-Dispatch learned today that ‘City Assessor William Buder, whose office the frauds have been uncovered, made small purchases. of merchadise from two whole- gale firms whose assessments have been held to have been altered de- liberately to their benefit The firms from Buder made small purchases were the Olfan Waist and Dress Co., 1105 Washington avenue, of which Louis G. Olian is president, L. Cohen Grocer Co., North Seventh street, of Levis Cohen is president. and the 1014-20 ; Mrasure reduced the assessment Olian on | owned by avenue have saved on property Waterman which would $100,000, him by Ses | Con-| l | By PROBABLY WITH RAIN THE TEMPERATURES. ee OR as 56 9 a. m.. $1 ee Oe. AH 10 a. m.. A.3 3 a,’ m ae - 28: 4. Oe es 63 4 i ee ee: fee eee 64 ee Fe _ eee Se eee 62 6 ga ok x Se Se. 2 2. ar iy Yaae™ ee ae ..63 8 a. m ee: 4S: ee. . 64 Highest yesterday, 61 at 8: 45 p. m., lowest, 37, at 6 a. m. O f ficial BRITAIN SAW forecast for St. Louis and | THROUGH THE vicinity: Un- TARIFF FOG: settled, cooler weather to- night and to- morrow, prob- ably wit th rain; the low- est temgra- (ure tonight will be above freezing. M iss puri: Rain ably or tomorrow; somewha t colder row. Illinois: Un- er, with or rain, tonight Sun rise at 7:08; sets at 4:39. tomor- settled weath- | probably | INJUNCTION AFTER GUVERNOR BARS Interference With Tues- day’s Boxing Program. ORDER BY HYDE TO | probd-' tonight | tomorrcw; | somewhat cooler in north and cen- | 4 City Official Says He Paid | tral portions poet ; j Stage of Sieeeaine River at St. | Louls, 7.3 feet, at 7 a. m., a rise | Missouri River -_ St. Charles, 14 feet, a rise of. Week's Weather Outlook. the AsSociated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—The weather outlook for the week be- ‘ginning Monday includes: the | in! Upper Mississippi and lower Missour! val- leve. Much cloudiness, probably oc- casional rains over South and snow ,or rains over North portion. Cold- er at beginning and again latter halt. |= which | ! FOUR ST. LOUIS which AsseSSOr | GANGSTERS GtT 2 YEARS EAGi 'Sentenced After Conviction $2430 in taxes if the change had not been found the assessment on two pieces of Seventh street property owned by Cohen, by $20,000, which have meant a tax saving of $485 for him. Assessor Buder, ® Post-Dispatch reporter for a statement. said he had paid for what he bought from these con-' when asked by Erasure reduced | | would | at Springfield, Ill., of Mail Robbery at C. & A. Station There April 1. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Iil.—Four of the _ five St. Louis gang- | sters, charged with robbrng the United States mail at the Chicago & Atton Railroad. station here cerns, and declared his purchases | April 1, last, were found guilty -y had nothing to do with the tax re-| ‘auctions, adding that he was eager to find the perpetrator of the frauds.: Assessor's Statement. The Assessor said: “lI have known Olian four or five years, since he came to this office (when Buder was chief deputy) to look up his assessmert. He told me then, if I ever needed anything in his line, to drop ih. I bought a couple of shirtvaisis from him some time ago. The last time I met him was on the street last week. Olian never § talked about his taxes to me, and I dunt knéw anything about the tux re- duction for him. "IT have known L.ouis many years, since I was a clerk in the Election Boa-d office. I often bought groceries from him—inar- ——— | | Cohen | be a case of peaches or something | @t atime. I'd give the stuff to Some of the boys in the office who » the clerks ever bought stuff from me; I think T just gave it to them. Louls Cohen never mentioned taxes to me. “Tm more anxious than anrvy- body else to find out about this lax business.” Attorney Sidener an- wepenas for Olian and Louis n. It is understood they wil! Masked to tell the grand jury of - the acquaintance with Assessor er and his purchases from of taxes Assessor. conferred before the purchases became discussion and the Attorney vesterday hatter of the Wn. Statement by Olian. Olian, asked about Buder's pur- 8 and acquaintance, said his blection was that he met Buder t three years ago when he acomplaint about his assess- and added that he might S invited Buder to visit his busi- establishment. Ween them ® Circuit : , ea Otterins to sell men things tn ‘line at wholesale is a courtesy I freonentis extend,” Ollan ex- mec. “All employes of my firm Such courtesies to their Qs a matter of advertising. It Budes took advantage of my of- He may have in on Page 2, Column 6. Vike tig a ue x Pa SA OM Ra Rae. * alto whether there | | jury for their “squareness” } Were sick, or to the poor. I guess } have the bills at home, but I - @on't know whether I got wihole- | | Bale prices. I don't think anv of | der heavy guard ee | in cash. o'clock Jast night, after more than five hours of counsels’ arguments, in stressed the identification of most os the defense attorneys laid emphasis on the alibis furnishe? by the m.en. By the Associated Prees. es! ak + aeRO SO a jury in Federal Court this . Judge FitzHenry. sky. Smith, ment’s case was considered weax. robbery up one of which ti: courtroom was packed when the jy -vy came in. orn- ing and sentenced to 25 years each in the penitentiary by Federal Motion for a new trial was denied. The men convicted were Byron (Pee Wee) Shelto:, Roy Madison, Joe Bouman and Morris Ruden- The man acquitted was Clyde against whom the Govern- Loot Only About $100. The gangsters were charged with taking six sacks of mail from the C. & A. baggage room in a in which the station and that part of Springfield was ‘“‘shot ’" wy the holdup men. In the running gun fight with the police the robbers abandoned pouches, contained $125,000 Their loot was only about $100. Immediately after sentence had been passed Rudinsky got to his feet and thanked the Judge the United States Attorney and the during the week’s trial. Miss Edna Jose of East St. Louls who testified yes- terday that Shelton was waiting at the rallroad station to meet her to be married began screaming and was led from the courtroom. The convicted men will leave un- of United States Marshals. for Leavenworth, Kan., this afternoon to Begin thelr sen- tences immediately. Alibis Fatled to Work. ‘he case went to the jury at 8:30 whicn Government attorneys tha defendants bv witnesses and reached some night, and the The verdict during was the -“a HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED IN EXPLOSION IN RUMANIA Blast Said to Have ten at Fort Ruden on Outskirts of Bucharest. | a | which world’s heavyweight ling champion A EE eee — BUCHAREST, Rumania, Dec. 8. —An explosion occurred in Fort Ruden, on the outskirts of Bu- charest, at 6:30 o'clock this morn- ing. It is reported there was great loss of life. pal ie vig el ee © Re ae ae EES ae Instructions to Head of Po- lice Board Say Appear- ance of Champion Would | Be in Violation of Law. Circult Judge Landwehr tony} issued a temporary order reatralil- ing the police, Mayor’ Kiel Sheriff Strodtman from interfer- ing with a boxing program in box- Jack Dempsey, is Scheduled to appear at the Coli- seum next Tuesday night. ‘The | order is returnable next Thursdiy. The temporary restraining order | Was granted to the Angelica Phy- | sical Culture Club, promoters of the bout, after Gov. dered President Brockman of the Police Board to prevent the pro- posed matches on the ground that they were in violation of the Stute law against public prize fights. The Club’s Petition. The petition set forth that the club was operating under a char- ter granted it by the City Boxing Commission and that the comnils- sion had sanctioned the program. It denied that the bouts were to be open to the public but declared that the program would be limited to the membership of the club, said to be 11,782. The receiprs from the entertainment will be used for the~«charitable purposes of the club, it was stated. The “charitable purposes’ are not cut- lined in the petition. It was pointed out that the club had expended $14,500 in ararng- ing the program and this amount would be lost, it was said, unlegs the matches were held. Judge Landwehr ordered the club to file a bond of $1000 and then issued the restraining order which will come up for hearing in his court Thursday. Second Time Hyde Has Acted. This is the second time the Gov- ernor has ordered boxing prosrems| in St. Louis suspended. mer, Luis Angel Firpo, heavyweight boxer, here in a match with Homer Sniith of Detrolt. x0OV. Hyde ordered the bout stopped and observed at the time that if such contests were permitted to go on “it would mcre- ly be a mattenof time until Demp- Last sum- sey and others would be appear- ing here.’”’ The State law prohibits prize fights but permits boxing exhithbi- tlons before the membership of regularly organized clubs. The Governor has contended that al- though all bouts here are spon- sored by clubs, they are in reality open to the public, in violation of the law. Officers of the Angelica Club had announced that Dempsey would appear on the program without remuneration, to assist in the advancement of boxing here. Brockman sald today he had DEMPSEY BOUT Temporary Order Issued by : Leaders Judge Landwehr Against PREVENT FIGHTS: and | Hyde nad or- | UHICAGD SOCIETY STILL TALKING OF Indignant Over NIGHT OF RIBALDRY | Outcome of Recent Batik Ball, Details of Which Have Just Come Out. COSTUMES OF PAINT ates LOINCLOTH Affair Marked by Carousing | Ball Room and “Spoon- ’ in the Halls. ing’ Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—Chicago s0- ‘ciety is still talking of the orgies indulged in by the guests at the Batik ball held recently in Gold Room of the Congress Hotel. Many of the details have just come out. Appearance of more than a dozen men carousing on the danc- ing floor, whose only adornment was a small loincloth and in some instances highly decorated skin, and women with abbreviated cos- tumes, revels in the corridors ad- joining and in the suites of the hotel engaged by individuais, has aroused criticism of society leaders ‘under whose patronage the ball was held. Surreptitious uncorking of hip flasks, ‘‘spooning”’ in the halls and in the rooms. were de- nounced by society matrons. Black Eye for Former Mayor. During one of the ‘“‘moonlight”’ dances, William Hale Thompson, former Mayor of Chicago, was the subject of a mysterious attack. When the lights came up, the ex- Mayor, who was sitting in the box of Col. William Nelson Pelouze, his brother-in-law and president of the Executive Committee of the Bail, was revealed with a handkercief to his nose and a fast swelling eye. He was hurried to a room of the ‘hotel and afterward departed in a taxicab. His own car was parked near by. He refused to be inter- viewed the next day and members of his family denied that he had been attacked, but when he ap- peared at his office last Monday — ee | Argentine | was to appear | his eye was discolored. Only a few guests at the ball were aware of the mysterious attack at the time. Following the pageant, debutantes and matrons, in which assisted iby artists, portrayed the joining of jart and | viewed | industry, and which was by most of-the socially prominent people of Chicago, bands of merrymakers joined hands and whirled through the crowded floor, justling the more conservative dancers in a veritable “crack the whip.” Egyptian Slaves on Floor. Men in the scanty garb of “Egyptian slaves’ lined the floor, ogling the passing dancers, while others made up parties and retired to the floors above to continue the “Contianed on Page 3, received word from the Governor | to prevent the six matches on the program. Brockman to Carry Out Order. “I don’t know whether this der refers to all boxing or mereiv | to this program,” Brockman “T will follow out the order, but as to subsejuent grams, | have nothing to sav.”’ Following the Governor's order preventing the Firpo-Smith bout St. Louls boxing clubs fell back upon amateur shows and profes- sional engagements with local tal- ent filling most of the engagements. Recently Joe Lynch, bantam- weight champion, appeared here in a match with Joe Burman before a crowd of about 55090 persons. SKULL OF PLEISTOCENE MAN Find in Ecuador Belived to Show Americas Were Inhabiicd 100,000 Years Ago. By the Associated ress NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-——A skull which he believes to be of the Pleistocene period and consequent- ly shows that man lived on west- ern hemisphere 100,000 to 150,000 years ago, was brought back re- cently from Ecuador by H. E. An- thony, assistant curator of the American Museum of Natural His- tory, it was announced today. Some scientists hold that man first inhabited the new world 20,- 000 vears ago. The sku?! was dis- leovered in fossilized lava with the ‘bones of prehistoric animals. If his theory is borne out when the skull is thoroughly examined, An- thony said, the discovery will have been the most important in 560 years. snags Tia Ula uf nn qecew nine nettle a ee - . * "—r Frits. a Pe %2. Ch party. Below, the Duchess of Se See anges. . Atholl, Conservative. | the | ' fice declaring hey: eee Se WISCONSIN MAN A A AT A a ~ POLICE TOLD TO IMPROVE - WORK OR BE DISPLACED | Order of Chief | Tells All Commanding Of- | ficers That if There Is Not Immediate and Ef- « . ~ " os ~ : ( ° , P | "itis Se ) ’ yrs { been sent to school by their | British _ er . | then began an extensive series of mediate and decided improve. mother. : h cit Thursday's polling. searches with warrants for the ar- mageg cr work throughout Cat Off Head With Butcher Knife. They are headed by the Duchess! rest 4f 35 persons. . © are not getting re- Entering the apartment, he at- aia 4 ce Bo: She sults, which means that alert, — : lof Atholl, the successful Conserva- State’s Attorney Jones and tacked his wife, strangling her | 0 Ol, . fame om . Pant. in the custody ef Deputy intelligent and industrious police into unconsciousness with his | tive candidate in her Pertshire Bla cota th erenre taken by automo- methods and co-operation ate hands. He went to the kitchen | homeland, and including, besides, a }i) eto Danville for arraignment. paregseere : am putting the “ie and procured a metab pier ye | Viscountess, a Baroness and five; The raids are the result of two vebeite Genmue ae -? °] severed her ey ate eeu ia | untitled women, of whom three are; months of oes hs hana coming at once you will have to ie Citizen's Law Enforcement Lea- He took the head to the base- | Laborites. | - = > he wrapped the body in a canvas. -and Mrs. M. Hilton Philipson, Con- ‘servative, were all returned by their | Later he took the body to the| | stage where he placed it in his; old constituencies, while, in addi- | individuals for whem a to 10bile and then went to meet ‘tion to the Duchess of Atholl, ney weyers were issued. The league “egg women members of Parliament are ‘not attempt to co-operate w'th suspicious characters, gunr and the like. Motor cars with payroll robbers and gangss sters, all heavily armed, ride the = i spent $2000 in its search for evl- | dence which he said involved each the 35 of | , e | stree lng aegis son’ ae Si had c
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It will not seek to out- dent do the House. But the program calls for high effects and politi- ‘cal draina over who is to be presid- Republicans and Dem- | respectively Mon-/of Senators and * selec- incoming deluge that}! Revision. Bureau, Building. §.—-Presi- Post-Dispatch 20-23 Wyatt WASHINGTON, Dec. Coolidge’s ‘tarv Mellon's tax land for defeat of the bonus raid. The White House and the offices | ing officer. Representatives | ocrats will meet, day morning to ratify thei tions on committee assignments. Family squabbles are momenta rily besetting both, ‘the G. O. r. trying to keep Edge of New Jersey | and Lenroot of Wisconsin off the by the Foreign Relations Committee. The various bonus supporters to seek Democrats are similarly seeking to, the quic kest way out. That is, there head off Reed of Missouri from the are plain indications now that the gase go2il. Much heat seems to be/| expected Presidential veto of the generating behind the closed doors’ bonus will be sustained by the where the slate makers are strug- | Senate. gling. The aspirants have their fol- Thereupon the Mellon lowing and are making hair-raising can be given right of threats about rampaging out of the/| votes to put it across are grad- party reservations. More than 20 | vally appearing on the horizon os Senators have demanded seats atia result of the pressure from the the Foreign Relations table since | public. Senator Edwards of New it promises to be set with 1924 | Jersey has served notice on 02: campaign features. ‘Democratic colleagues” that he Probable Move of Democrats. w ould support the Mellon plan Democratic tactics will favor a |without material qualification and move to elect a President of the Senate immediately after the com- | ‘mittee slates are reported. The| theory is that the Senate merely c : has a President pro tem in Cum- would kill the Mellon proposals. mins of lowa. and that the presi-| Senator Edwards’ View. oyecy 's — | | Edwards is the third Democrat ar eat co ee inen. to give an open py for — | yroposals, the gression: il Directory alongside | oll OF wisatnta: “President oF the Senate =n the | Maryland. if a few more can official listing seems significant. At’ induced to join them the bonus ne oe the er $4 tn. |raiders, the radicals and Republic- a: Sper lan Old Guard leaders, veqres a $12,000 salary, ouge ‘| the political dangers of tax-rewri'- — “a ages surgents, in ing before a presidential election, Age _ patent anagesio: 4 will be unable to stop the Mellon the continued absence, ns -. program from Phan throuxii ness, of the Wisconsin leader, - on the present high tide of }ublie no plans worked out, though Nor- | support. EO Bg, Pa Segoe ee srenraska !s oxpectes: - 2 ig ‘Hundreds of communications oe tHe singe bag vqquete & aay about those two legislative propos- Pittman of Nevada is the Demo- es eae directed to me. These eratic nominee. it may, be the communications have come from rebels will be unable to get to- TEA wnmen in all walle bf ol Pas nae £ oe seat eo Republicans and Democrats, . the ) rner reported an has few precedents. The telling effect eral public support of such was evidenced | disposition today among gen- tax way, and ~ 9 Ways and Means Committee, mak-| power ee eo teem OnG toe on friends will far more than offset ing 26 in all, instead of 25, giving| | a sien freee: the Democrats 11 of that number. the temporary advantage secure Representative Crowther of New by a bonus, caan or Sener erent. We York succeeds Luther W. Mott. de- cannot have both lower taxes and ceased: Representative Kearns of tHe Ponus. : ; Ohio. Representative Longworth: “Overwhelmed With Appeals. Representative Chindblocm of lI'- Senator Ferris, Democrat. Michi- linois,. Ira C. Copley and Repre- gan, who has supported the bonus, sentative McLaughlin, Joseph W. said that his office had been liter- Fordney. The Democrats agreed aliv overwhe!med with appeals ad- |, upon Representatives Rainey of vocating the Mellon plan and as- Ohio, Cordell Hull, Tennessee, C. sailing the bonus. Senators Wads- ©. Dickinson of Missourt and John. worth, Republican, of New York; Casey of Pennsylvania, Smoot. PFepublican,. of Utah; Curtis, Compare ten years’ reat revcipis with the value of the home you might have bought with the money. Doesn't it suggest the wisdom of buying now? Use the Post - Dispatch’s “Real Estate” columns to locate: the home you want in or around St. Louis. ‘clamor. THE POST-DISPATCH St.Louis’ OneBigWant Directory | The Perfect Market-Placze : | jured | a new flood of appeals for Secre- | reduction plan, would vote against the bonus. This! ‘was so poor at Massa’s cafe, 5649 | atching tax plan of their own that | his place early--1:10 a. m. exact. the | others be- and Bruce of | be | who fear! , others make similar reports. the fand tion sure ‘passage predictions 'yeto ding ‘with relief to the then cated Mellon abuilinnd veto | in | Such a course offers exit to the politician from his p»-| HUtical dilemma. | mistakably \“back home" can soon decide its fate with finality. ‘Metal Tank Rolls Over Workmen. | death and another dangerously in- | solutely and Positively to Love, Honor and Obey ee wwees- ee ee eee FEAT OF BONUS Deniocrats Argue That Mat- ‘Senators and Representa-| tives Report Deluge of Following | message unloosed | —International Newsreel Photo. Kdward S | works shasatie “Mr. Shean” on the stage, and Ann Luther, formerly in the movies, were married Wednesday at Pickwick Arms Hotel at 'Greenwich, Conn. Shean was a witness. The first Mrs. Gallagher obtained a divorce last August. The Photograph shows Gallagher with the new Mrs. Gallagher, after their wedding. 750 THEFT FOLLOWS “MORE DEATHS ADDED TONY'S EARLY CLOSING 70 AUTO FATALITIES plan | ‘Truck Driver Who Ran Down Altenheim Houseman, 72, Held for Carelessness. ‘Safe in Cafe Robbed After .Proprietor Locks Up at 1:10 A. M. those 3029 Lawton driver, Last night was one of nights when a man gives up, Tony | Massa explained today. Business | Emerson King, avenue, truck was for . criminal carelessness by negro held the grand jury with a Delmar boulevard, that Tony closed to be Tony cone tleath years ' Coroner's jury which today ducted an inquest into of Emil Aebi, 'old, a houseman employed and liv- oe ing at the St. Louis Altenhelm, 5408 South Broadway. The death of Aebi and Helen Sheehan, 54, of 40434 cas street, both run down by mobiles last month, bring vear’s toll to 142, 15 more than in a like per- iod of 1922. Aebi was hit Fassen street Nov. 19 by Thursday at pital. He had been heim for about 20 no known relatives. Mrs. Sheehan died vesterdav her home of injuries Nov. 27 She was struck crossing lLynch street at wavy the auto of Arthur Ma 2101 Chippewa street, who swerv- ed to avoid two men waiting a street car A careless driving charge against him was in City Court last Tuesday. was rearrested last night. the "9 (ia r . ; P for a bl That is early ruesday Massa. “What Tony doing home wife asked are you soon?” says his Mr ] Nre- him. “Business was rotten,” and went to bed. Tony did not know how rotten it really was. His cafe apparently had been on the blacklist of rep- utable burglars. It closed at such an outlandish hour no burglar could awake until Tony went home. ; Ji 4 rmLit he replied, at Broadway and on the evening King’s truck and died Alexian Brothers lHlos- keep home early last night, and when he opened his place at 8 a. m. today he found that burglars had been there. “Thev jimmied the washroor window just like crooks,’ Tony told a Post-Dispatch reporter by tele- phone, “but they went out like gen- tlemmen through the front door. They knocked the combination off mv safe and took $750 cash. I knew something was going to hap- pen if I gave up and went home. I am having the hard luck.” The Mortizgan Monument Co.,, 1310 North King's highway boule- vard, was entered by burglars early today and thé combination knocked | from the safe. The inner doors ‘withstood the efforts of the safe men to open them, however. The safe was dan 1aged $50: Tony went years and ha d | when by ide Driverless Auto Crosses Street and Hits Man. Alfred Poenicke, St cranked his automo- of 805 North it suddenly When Louis avenue, bile in front street vesterday, ——= | ed forward. many the machine street, striking of 5901 Enright avenue, standing at the curb in front 808 North Eighth street. suffered serious lacerations. RESPONSE PLEASES ( COOLIDGE Many $837 start- moved Harrv across (Chosid, Republican, of Kansas, and of public in the &i- indiffere it So direct is the effect Opinion, thus expressed, titude of contrary or legislators, that it would be diffi- cult, if not impossible, to find a bonus supporter in the Senvte who would not concede private’y | that he would be well pleasei if President vetoed the bonus the Senate sustained the ac- leaving the way clear for the Mellon revisions It is by no means public sentiment has vet. driven enough dissenters into line to In- of the Mellon plan. | message is highly significant that! graph wires were laden with con- are now being rnade! gratulations and messages. it was without direct quo-| said, were more numerous than on the bonus will puss, any day since Roosevelt's election. and House by ample: Mr. majorities, that the President’s| response from all classes and sec- will be overridden in the|tions, and noted that House and sustained in the Sen-; mount interest was in tax ate and that the bonusites, shed-| tion. The President also thought crocodile tears, will turn | editorfal comment was verv favor- uncompll- | able. Among the callers Senator O'Gorman of of | teers of President's Message. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—The White House has made known that | President Coolidge felt certain vhat to the Congress. Tele- | But it —recessarily tation—that both Senate the bonusites will New York. freely for the treasury [vot- | ing scheme, knowing it will end) ultimate defeat in the Senate. | the casiest | Undoubtedly, ‘that a ~ Democrat |; approve,” he said. And this to which many are turning. | Published Dati It may yet be possible for the! SO: Twelfth ouleward) ve public to force its will to the point | embder Audit Bureau of Cireulattos ; where the bonus will be acotched | MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRIS8S. at the outset. Its prospects heve @ Awenciated Press already been dimmed by ponular te Continued demands from ‘ he | nn | Founded bv ec. |e. 1878 PULITZER. is way out, {@ exclusively . tbe use for republication of re atches credited to it or —_ ‘eo wise credited in thie paper. and local news published herein. Ali -- © = taps ge af sveial divnatches berein are also reserved SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY ADVANCE MAII. (N Dativy and Sunday. Dativ. witheut ~unday only, ~~ Wy, a em Remit either by penta! ‘onev order or St Couls ezchanee. wered here today when a largé| ee a _metal tank slipped from the rollers | Daily only. 60¢ a montb: ronth: Sunday. 10c a copy jon which it was being moved at tered ae second-class meattor Suly 17. the plant of the Kanass City Re- ; Bostottice pt | Bt, Louls, Mo., Ry the Associated Press , KANSAS CITY, Kan., Dec. 8.— Three workmen weer crushed to 187 ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH | he a Publishing Street. ' i i ‘er the act March $. S fining Sales Co. Bel. Olive 6600. ——, Central 660u. i . Gallagher, better known as the ‘‘Mr. Gallagher’’ who Eighth | | German fortune, oil in ever-- He jumped aside and / the) 35, | who was | Chosid | fracture of the skull and) Approval of | | highly flat- | tered bv the public response to his | | from the city hall out of sight into | Coolidge was pleased to see the | |The troops are so placed in the para- reduc- | was former | | “There fs very little in the message | could He8, PHINELANDER WORK FOR STATE WITHIN REICH | Minister of Interior Jarres| Using Own Money In Ef- fort to Defeat French Plans for Buffer State. - By the Associated Press today voted the full-power bill pre- sented by the Government by $313 to 18, on the third and final read- ing of the measure. By ARNO DOSCH FLEUROT Berlin Corespondent of the Post- Dispatch and the New York World Copyright, 1923. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos., the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. BERLIN, Dec. 8.—A _ separate | | Rhineland State within the Reich | | seems ' after landers Stresemann and Minister of the In- | ‘terior Jarres. an imminent conferences between and Foreign possibility Rhine- Minister | To head off French plans for a the Rhine, cluding all the Rhineland Reichstag members, to confer on means to combat them. The Post-Dispatch and York World information seem to indicate separation of the Rhineland from Prussia despite the Prussian Premier Braun's statements to the contrary. Adenauer of Cologne, after an all- dav conference with the Rhineland Committee within the Cabinet— of which the economic separatist Jarres is chairman-—returned to Cologne last night and is calling out a Rhine State with his own money. It is anticipated it will be within the Reich. The proceedings are secret, but the necessity to head off the chargad | | masters are deserting French plans and also to check the drain of the Reich's money into the Rhineland, are impelling in- fluences. Ironmasters Leaving Ruhr. Hugo Stinnes ang the other tron- the Ruhr. mines and but they are remov- | They cannot take the factories out, jing their world-wide corporations. | | ! auto- | the | bi atalities | of automobile fatalit ©S | Deutsch Luxemburg Mine, the Gel- | , senkirchen | books and Whole streets of Hamburg and Hanover have been leased to house their concerns. For weeks the) day the French will find th { § ize | 1c n e biggest prize | should escaped. Stinnes’ private concern, nes Incorporated’ “Stin- '—to which the Bocum | mines, the 'Union, with 100 mines and factor- cf | called a | headquarters at the Alten- | ies, etc., corporated as a Dutch “holding company,’ in Hanover. The Stinnes electric and gas works, ete., are camouflaged as belonging to _the communities. nt | suftered | / actual Broad- | nn, | , moved for | dismissed | /as many ‘ducing need be, passport and customs control wil] Pied and. unoccupied Germany so that Reich's stee! wav claimed evacuation. Krupp Moving All But Works. Krupp is removing all but the works and is re-establish- ing it in unoccupied Germany. The chemical laboratories are being re- to experimental stations, one of them as far away as Kiev, Russia. Thyssen is following Stin. nes. Stinnes has turned to unoccupied office, holding conferences with city of-' who themselves are having | | private meetings to discuss the mat- Germany for his new activities buying, with the inner German for- | tune, built on the fall of the mark, brown coal and oil companies as possible. Stinnes’ son touring ths world | buying up, with the oursine of coun- tinnes is try possible. He plans a S world oil concern. On the bourse it {s reported BERLIN, Dec. 8.—The Reichstag | disarmed buffer State of States on! the Cabinet has sum-|} moned leading Rhinelanders, in- | SMALL PURCHASES MADE New | would Mavor | lence. Many Letters Get Mail Clerk a New Address William T. McGee, 56, Who Wrote Often, Ob- ject Matrimony, Is in Jail on Charge of Theft of Stamps. eee ee ee All women who have been writ- ‘ing letters to William T. McGee, ob- | ject matrimony, are hereby notified ‘that his address until further no- | tice will be the St. Louis jail. 'is there because, it is alleged, he has been stealing stamps to carry on his very extensive correspond- - McGee is a railway mail clerk. clerk for 23 years. on the Louisville & Nashville Raifl- road between St. Louis and Nash- ville, Tenn. His lavover was long- est in Nashville and he called that home, but he had a rocm also at 1825 Market street here, so that he could get letters at both ends of the line. He has one wife, but she doesn’t | appreciate him and is suing for di- vorce. So, as a forward-looking | | man, he has been making a gen- | eral canvass, advertising in all the | known matrimonial agencles and | written. |answering all , lonely women. advertisements of | There are an awful lot of lonely He | He is 56 years old and has been a His run was women and a man who under- takes to correspond with all com- ers needs a lot of stamps, especiai- ly if, as McGee did, you enclosed a stamped envelope for reply. On some of the letters that passed ‘through McGee's hands in the mai! car weré stamps that had not been ‘cancelied. He pulled them off and put them on his love letters anc on ithe return envelopes. After a while it was noticed that a good many letters were arriving pt St. Louis and Nashville without stamps. \they were handled on McGee's run. ‘He was watched and it was discov- ‘ered that his correspondence was heavy. ' Finally, when postoffice inspec- tors thought they had the goods on him, they arrested him. In his hands they found bundles of mat- 'rimonial papers and many love let- _ters from women to whom he had The penalty may be a fine up to $500 or imprisonment up to | five years or both. A te BY BUDER OF FIRMS WITH ALTERED TAXES 7 _ Continued From page One, come over and bought some shirt- waists and dresses. I wouldn’t know if he did or not, as I do not wait on customers.”’ Louis Cohen could not be reached when sought for a atate- ment, but his son, Nathan Cohen, an officer of the grocery company, said he knew Assessor Buder. Na- than Cohen said he would not tel! whether the Assessor ever bought unything there, but declared that neither he nor his father had ever talked to Buder about taxes. Buder was appointed Assessor by Mayor Kiel in 1921, at a salery of $5000 a year. Thtre is a dis- pute as to whether he | to retain $5000 to $10,000 a vear | additional ledgers have been du- | - | Plicated and some fine j j | all belong—have been in- | concern | with | | ; } as fees for collecting the State income tax here, and these fees have been held up. A special session of the Legislatu?e, following Buder'’s appointment, made the assessorship = lective. Buder received the See |for a two-year term at $8009 a | year, but went into the courts on | the question of whether the offices | the Su-| preme Court of Missouri tnvalidat- | be elective and ed the law, making it elegtive. Buder continued as Assessor under | CX- | his appointment, which pire in April, 1925. will Mayor Kiel said today he would | the grand jury | the | walt to see what does before he matter. comments on ae Detectives on Ex-Clerk's Trail Tax Fraud. City detectives are the center of attention at the city hall search for mer the scheme of tax reduction by | erasure—for a consideration. pro- | Stinnes has safq the next war de-| pends on alrplanes and subma-'! rines, and he is arran Germany will have oi | to keep them going. oe + | everywhere | | wondered 'erasures was | for Copyright 192 3 by the Prass and Pu, itze- Publishing Cos... the New Y. rk Wor id and the Post -Dispatch. COLOGNE, Dec. 8.—Under cov- er of an “‘evacuation” of the Ruhr the French are proceeding to bar- | question, |rack themselves effectively pied area. unobtrusively but throughout the occu- The soldiers are going. suburban garrisons where. moment's notice, Out to overrun the rest There will Play, but nt a | they can be called | the area and, if of Germany. be less bayonet dis- more watchful waiting. | the Rhineland that they can march in-| to Frankfort in half an hour, | wrecking the Reich's most Imper- | tant railroad juncture. From present information a | be set up at the border of occu- the will be in no! the loudly pro- in a French stronghold, center affected by Though the mines and factories | are slowly being put into operation | again, |a semblance of normalcy | stored. unemployed engage food riots so frequently that ar:- thorities have ceased to attention to them, it will take months before) 12 ve- | Throughout the Ruhr the in sporadic pay any save whon thev | assume menacing proportions. Ry Government agreement signed Dec. the Associated Presa. BERLIN, Dec. 8.—The French has approved she | 1 between the German railway administration and authorities ions. the Franco-Belgian railwa* in the occupied reg- The agreement has as | basis a return to normal rail com- munication between unoccupied and occupled — ging so that | loss of $33.378 in taxes, that many ‘tain | Assessor's office and from |the Assessor's force tax bills. i'shown by reference to the original | AeeeeprReRt records on | gor'’s mer emplove. and known, books,’ were found check |the 19 /some to They are darting in and out of | and | mysteriously, silently, ficials, ter. Some clerks in at least one office have been observed to look | $ won- | dering about the possibility of a/| askance at their comrades, confederate of the suspected for- | As has been told, officials be-| lieve, following consideration of | facts in the disclosure of many dis- | crepancies in records which, if un-| discovered, would have caused a of the discrepancies were caused | by deliberate erasure. They if the purpose of the not to save money taxpayers. A grand jury inquiry, be made. will center “Who changed ures?’’ A check of the assessment tax books for 1923 has been} completed and officials are pre-| 'paring to check preceding years. which {s to on it is considered likely the Erasures and Errors. ls only $1,478,930. . The figures for the portion of these cases held to be deliberate erasures are: Assessment reduc- tion, $1,088,300; tax loss, $26,- 445.69; actual assessment total, $2,143,660; assessment total shown on tax books, $1,055,360. The figures for the portion held to be clerical errors are: o nia. The State, hceweve, er to make such a wran case the land was not «ne mineral land. Senator froduced documentarv showing that the _ sect marked as mineral lanil9o made in the origina! Go survey. Senator .lLenroor called that two sections the Standard section h claimed by the Souther Nailroad on precisely 1! ground, and that the Goa had taken the case to ¢t and had won. These sec now part of the rescrve., It was shown from ce ence introduced that file of the Department of the as well as the San Franci of the Department of called the attention of t ment heads to the fact t erd was drilling and op the section, a San Fra forney in the Departmen tice staff writing that th ment seemed to have p tlaim to the section. ree Ktandard was pushing t tions in it. and urging action be taken to protect ernment’s interests. Regular Procedure Not ‘‘harlea B. Hamel, at an attorney in the Depa Justice, assigned to litl ‘olving public lands tes the regular procedure in would have been for the I Commissioner to hold end then forward a repa Tr oeceedinga to the Lané Boner at Washington for In. such ease the claim take an appeal from th to the Secretary of th Instead of this proced followed, however, he Sutro, attorney for Star rraine to Washington an Kecretary Fali to hear personally. Sutro made argument before Secr who immediately adj Btandard'’s claim valid, missed the Governm Plaint. Hamel testified t he was present. repre Department of Justice, @ resentative of the Na ment also was there. them was asked by Sec to make a statement fe ernment. Secretary Denby and Recretary Roosevelt of Department were ruthl by Senator Walsh. fross-examination, Sect by said that he did not Portions of Naval R had been leased, or to was his recollection Parts had been leased a@ @gainst drainage. He eal! any other reason. “Did you know.” Sena Qrked. “that a small s reserve was leased to American Co, (Tife Dot *sts) to protect the @rainage, and that tate became apparent that t @!! from the defensive Hot be sufficient to Tt
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a SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER §&, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i : ATTORNEY-GENE ‘Senator Hiram Johnson Hearing ORNEY-GENERAL ACTS TO ao” Atad “rhiart Fay nrd ‘Or operation of Mis- barge lines under a controlled COTporation he Secretary of War, TT) iF er : se “Fr rt ar > e ad ih ’ by a delegation ted hea aid f the plan which atot Pepper of Penney Sked bi Secretary Weeks if nat believe it would be wise nsfer the barge service fro yar Department to the ent of Commerce. Pointing at the barge line was a war ance of the War Depar'- The question provoked a iv uMnanimous expression the members of the delega - rainst the removal of the in- Nalerwavs gervice from ction of the Secretary of ’ raft Charter Explained. d¢legation was introduced lator Ransdell of Louisana. "© draft charter for corporation was presented plained by-M. J. Sanders of rleans. Senators Brookhart re. Reed of Pennsylvania. f Missour! and Eroussar4 of na, and Representative of Alabama were among tne rs who urged the plan while President Sm'rh iSssissippi Valley Agsoriatin: eeks he knew that the en- ‘mbership of the associatien y favored the plan. ‘tary Weeks expressed fear ie advisory directorate ele- of the corporation anagement Suggestion. ‘8 also agreed that greater ty in management was de- but he deferred final deci- the corporation plan unrt!! id have been laid before iS and committee hearings 1@ course of the diacussion rs of the -delegation ex- great confidence tn Co! urn. chief of the inland wa- | service. The secretary told iat Col. Ashburn, under the ist be released next rummer vy with troops, and Senator art and Representative O1'- led they would welcome an » amend the law to permt! be retained: in his present RESIGNATION OR GEN. CALLES 10 COALITION OPEN 10 LEAD FIGHT ON BRITISH CABINET = MEXICAN REBELS Premier Baldwin Debates With Advisers Whether to Resign at Once or Seek Alliance With Lib- PLICATIONS AS 10 HIS WEALTH Former Secretary of Interior to Testify Monday in Senate Oil Lease Investi- Coolidge’s Message by Radio: | FEKS URGED 1). f cat’ ses QNDEATH IN FIGHT, DENEED ST. LOUIS FR PPROVE BARGE | INE CORPORATION | ‘inite Project for Opera. ion on Mississipp} Under 20Vvernment - Controlled )rganization Presented, Renounces His Candidacy for the Presidency and Is Named Head of Federal Forces by Obregon. . “Nolati 1c " : e . . *% es ) {) Proceedings io disbar Joseph W Eight \A iinesses al Inquest Persistent Violations / Bpuc . e . P se rr > : . . 4 ‘sie i Farris, George Munger and Eugene fell Conflicting Stories Sky Law Mentioned In Munger, attorneys of Bloomfield ot Brawl. Dummever and Co. Case. Stoddard County, from practice of law in the State. were filed in the he Post Supreme Court today by Attorne: After eight witnesses had given A Staff Corresponde 4 of t seneral Barret! He charges the conflicting versions of the fight at Dispatch. Gerendants with agitering records Ninth and O'Fallon streets, Thurs- the Supreme Court The attor- neys are members of the law firm of Farris, Munger and Munger, well known in their section of the | vs a : pager souri, on the grounds of “persis- ON STANDARD GRANT BY JOHN L. BALDERSTON. | London Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and Ne the three attorneys represented © Aqson ated Press ; oe ae ASHINGTON, Dee. 8.—A ger. Witness. Says Fall Violated ae and sentenced to two vear® in the ,fera Cruz and penitentiary 4 amnedl waai ~="* Federal Reserve Bank Bullding. - didn’t know of his death until their | hibited wnexp -cted County Cireult Clerk, on Oct. 13,,| Boy COorroborates Jones’ Story. Cartoonist Fitz- . Bien reveale ? exiifv thn vi] 2 Shes a ‘Tr ea patrick, in Thurs- | fiery borderland of aled inr al yt at Boyles was school boy, living at 813 O’Fallon man Smoot announced tha‘ ' (taken before the Circult Clerk on ‘atreet, told detectives last night 1, smnt Orknervs ¢ tne remote (OTK! ci a would appear Monday alleged to have been executed andj and confirmed ties statement of | implications which hr.e Leen made the Clerk induced to certify it a8 Jones and his father. Willlam F | Mfewterday’s ie + not counting six other seats st! his office on Oct. 13, 1922 Evi-' without cause by three men The this alleged fraud was filed in Di-| South Seventh street: William tr ihe ror vision No. 2 of the Supreme Court Remphrey, 25, of 3112A Caroline fransfer of the gdministration of the Navy Uepart- re Department of court ordered dismissal of the ap-| who emerged from the yard of his ment to that of . mediately preceded sible their leasing panies by Secretary the acquisition and exploitation by the Standard O11 Co. Two Courses Discussed TY Whit b crossed the street, said CHICAGO SOCIE ee. gene yee pany, rejecting its application, . ** > ae ‘ A San 1,2 condition which Secretary Fa , axa a and San iament to assemble Jan. Rejoicing in Camp of Rebels Over) AL\ctlon of Gen. Calles. It was testified making it impossible for the (ov- CHIEF THREATENS SHAKE - UP UNLESS | POLICE STOP CRIME) (oentinued From Page One. Sto NAMOMA COMPANY DECLARED SOLVENT Recommends blamed for failure It was developed dard had obtained give ‘ahe other pia , gets le ay » a | . angin ; E ' cave » - es ‘ Ri - hago Ri : as ¢ ceidiiaen Whitcomb called at her home un-| “The department believes he his wife to the Russian caricat , all tna with varn ha eo_ored ‘der the influence of liquor and wrote, “that tf this ts not at pres- 1 oO oday th varn halir. ored | }of to ay | 'drank liquor while there (ent a pure promotion scheme, the faces and bizarre costumes. . Effect Cos ? [only purpese for the organization Pajama-Effect Costume. Canton Reports Unconfirmed. of which is the sale of stock, it wilt Mrs. Jacob Bauer, one of the so- | By the Associated Press . ” : ! | bey HONGKONG, Dec. 8.—Dis-| ?*esently be made se Cia leaders, appeared in a silver : The Western Chain Co. was tr - er to make such ‘oTfve the War secretarv tase the land was no: iy ndance on 4lirectorsa meet- an extent that would ager- impair his usefulness ‘n the ther functions of his cabi- ‘ice. He indicated his as- the suggestions of apeakers ingress should fix some def- ‘riod for continuance of the ine operation by the Gov- t. In order that shippers ay thelr plans without fear © project would be gudden- donned. gd 'Miss Olga Menn, leader of the | eign warships had landed and had| #Uthorized capital stock of $6-09,- marked as mineral! lani on the plot Senator lLerroo: by 1 Ss atent, on which a valuation of that two sections adjoining | sernblage. St. Louis Postal Hecetpts Increase. | P 125 Arrests by the Southern Pacific Edith Rockefeller McCormick and _ Louis Postal receipts for November Railroad on precisely ‘i ham. These sections are part of the rescrve. fost of Cabinet Mest Go of the Department of the Interior. | as the San Francisco office | ‘the ballroom. They seermed great- over and some of the more dis-| svenue, president of the compaesy, + 4 . + ; ; ‘ - his presen minis: r% tained in two per 2° Consul pausing every now and then | not justify the committee in per-| 26.000 shares, of a par value of lin their fervent conversation tu mitting the conditions that exist- | $260,000. but the application stated ’ . called the attention of the depart- ment heads to the fact that Stand- erd was drilling and operating in Francisco at- in the Department tice staff writing that the Govern- have prima facie tlaim to the section. reciting that Standard was pushing the opera- St. Louis stock holders Runge. Egan ga ‘light enother cigarette for the wil- | ed.” lhe had transferred 7560 shares, Tf lowyv Mary Col. Pelouze denied a report that is not indicated to whom these Leaders Liupress Indignation. the ball lost money and that ex-/ shares were transferred. Dutm- headquarters is ACCUSED OF STEALING A FORD tremists would bolt to action be taken to protect the Gov- “If society is going to wrap the ballroom were used by members board of directors. eon mantle of its patronage about licen- of the pageant and they were 4o- | One sale of 100 shares of sttele tlousness, it had better be prepared nated.’ “It is true that deplorable | was shown on the chain companys to take care of the stains that are things happened and we regret this application for authority to get Regular Procedure Not Followed. Held Under Dyer Act. iving been in the name of . William E. Caulfield Jr.. in the Assessor's offic r Caulfield is a real es- aler.) | G. Olan, Waterman reduction of $100.000: 193.250, this year: tax- Bessmient figure last vear. a former 6wner. H nh, paid taxes on a $1%5.- Sement in 1821. Elizabeth O'Donnell °* of $10,000, from. $13.- h this year and last ves Pporters examination rde showed two chang** us years for property mn the 19°3 Mst of delib SuTres hut for differer' Facts ae to owners ar d " in there cases are D. Israel, Democratic " and former hotel own- ington boulevard, reduc- 1822 of $60,000, from uhl. Duncan avenu® » Fidel-Ganahl Lumber Uctior, in 1921 of §11.- n $37.450 mptroller« office has ar hat persons and (firms tf bills were lowered t -erasures would be ex- pay the 1EFFERSON CITY. Dec. &. the appeal of a criminal case. ; . , The State Finance Department tn th intent ta @enais at tet , day night. which resulted in the cation of Dum ‘ i iT) ri 2 je -, = a if gerfraud . ~ - : , , ? : death of Joseph (Slim) Whitcomb, | denied an appiics , of 2600 La Salle’ meyer and Co., a St. Louis Stor« >> years old, street, a Coroner-= jurv teday Tr@-| brokerage concern, for & dealer’: turned a verdcic holding that license to sell securities In Mir- Whitcomb’s death was accidental, , and resulted when he was knocked down and his head siruck the tent violations” of the “blue si» curbing. law, Deputy Finance Commissioner Particepants in the fight were re-| Hurwitz announced ‘today The The disbarment petition stats 7,7. 4 . . Siatt Boyles. who was convicted on a statutory charge. , ° . leased. as no one wished to prose company has offices at 833-3+ Cass avenue. The mistake was dit- | application, Hurwitz stated inyes- covered when reporters visited tigation had revealed “persistent Jones’ home yesterday morning an1 | violations of the ‘blue sky law ~ found him alive The erroneous {in the past. Hurwitz stated an- identification, police say, was made | other reason for the rejection Was On this ground the Attorner- by the elder Jones, who was some-/that stock of a company. not res he. a . — on wiat dazed at the time istered with the department, which fendant is required by law to make : ; h and Remphrey testified at | the Dummever company planred to float. was being sold at the present time tin violation of the “blue sky” law. aa ’ NON 8 last the petition states the upon hw severa! men as they left ' | Dummeyer, who resides at the | Melbourne Hotel, filed the appill- . T . fore James D. Wilson, Stoddard | arrest the next morning, they said. | jet. ao; tenes a 20 the dealer's license was granted tie company proposed to sell only the | stock of the Western Chain Co. cf Nov. 7 last, where the affidavit 's|that he witnessed the entire affray | pat wren . iP it. | An application for authority to sell its stock in the ame was ffied | by the Western Chain Co. on N@y. dence considered to be proof of | hoy identified Eugene Yoch 2813A|~ aaa The company) has a= “ : ge ie fices in the same suite occupied br Dummeyer and Co. and John TF. Dummeyer ts listed among the @i- .rectors of the chain company. ? ..' Hurwitz today sent a letter 16 — met ee Judge Thomas L. Ander- son, attorney for the Western com- 1922 Barrett asserts investigation Teddy Malone, a 12-year-old ] : having been executed and filed in| Jones, 60, that they were attacked by the Attorney-General and the gstreet, and Whitcomb, as three men pea! home after calling on mate Kutrip, 16, who lives there something to the Joneses, who STILL TALKING OF were walking west. and then | The articles of association were #0 framed with innumerable provi- knocked young Jones to his knees. ! NIGHT OF RIBALDRY . 7 phe: up| sions, he wrote, as to prevent the boy said. Jones jumped and with one blow knocked whit-| stockholders who invested cash Continued From Page One. comb into the gutter. The two/from participating either in con- serials ttn tine ~~ ——C«sF. Other men joined in the affray and | trol of the business or in proper _ participation in profite. And Dum- served in several of the rooms, the piy whiteomb on the head with a| meyer, who had persistently vio- nor upants of which in some cases stone. according to the bow Rem- | lated the blue «ky laws. was offer - were not in condition to appear on phrey and Yoch fled in the latter's | ing for sale siock of the Western the dance floor. Ford truck and policemen took| company hefore it had been ap- In the boxes surrounding theltpe elder Jones and Whitcomb! proved by the Finance Department: floor, the more sedate members of awav in an ambulance. The Western enterprise. he sald. society looked on. Others of the Three Said to Have Been Prunk.' “45 nothing but a paper organisa - Inatrons and members of the | Miss Minnie Morrison. who lives | tion and its personnel did not im- younger set joined the colorful/., tne o’Fallon street address. | spire the department's faith or _ patches from Canton whence it was } t. si t Le mie far? : ‘ flowing silk pajama-effect costume ‘reported that marines from for- corporated in Delaware, with an os vounger set, was garbed “batik” | taken possession of the customs) 000, and proposed to manuf4c- and carried a colorfu! birdcage. | house, fail to confirm that auch | ture a patented tire chain for auto- Slave girls, hula hula gitris, and | steps had been taken | mobiles. The principal asset tigt- ed in the application was the ee ee ee Sheiks made up the general as- _ In the boxes above were Mrs.| WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—St. | $500,000 was placed by the com- |pany. Authority was sought to her constant companion, Edwin A. were $1,064,099, an increase of | Sell an initial issue of 10,000 share $62.197, or 6.8% per cent, over the! of stock at $10 a share. ‘same month last year. | Dummeyer Holds 3750 Shares, Mary Landon Beker oe4 teri et ee eee latest suitor, the Serbian Consul, were allowed the spoil the pleasure | Dummeyer, a director, holds 3769 Boudijar Pouritch. spent most of of the majority. a man deciared. | shares of stock, of a par value of the evening languishing on a divan “The fact that the orgies did not | $37,500. for “interest im patents,” Krenn, and Mr and Mrs. Fred Up- ' » one of the corridors leading to begin until after the vageant was| Harry Whiteside of 6211 Cates interested in one another, the | criminating guests had left. does| was shown as originally holding ‘ travagant sums were spent in its meyer and Whiteside, with Joseph connection. No money was spent! 0. Welker of 4644 St. Ferdinand ave expressed their indignation ¢or the suites of rooms. he de-| avenue, and W. A. Whiteside of over the ribaldry.of the evening. clared “The suites adjoining the 521 Cates avenue, constitute the A number of the social leaders -—- ikhelv to appear in its precious gar- fact as keenly any anyone. All that stock Hurwitz said no authors ment.” said one we can say is that we did our best had been given thus far for @ry- Indignant that a smal! minority to cope with the situation ” sales of the stock. :- the regular procedure Under Conservatives would have been for the local Land | Qnd then forward a in effect again tonight. and Sioner at Washingion alleged Scheer fake an appea! . . a3 ae ’ state of the worl followed, however. ; Butro, attorney for r Tame to Washingion WISCONSIN MAN CONFESSES MURDERED WIFE reported catching four bur NEGRO WHOSE ‘OL' CHEVROLAY 'WAHMED UP* IS. FINED Minister Failed to Stop When Po- liceman Thought ‘(entinued From Page (One. Paint. Hamei testified that while Conservative-Libera! “ROME FLOODED Ment also was te make a statement for the Gov- . Secretary Denby Departmen: were ruthlessly grilled *toss-examinatio: ’ by said that he did not know what Srtions of Nava! been leased. o: ; Wes his recollection 4 Parts had been leased as a defense 4 Sgainst drainage - ll any other reason you know,” Senator Walsh . “that a small section of the ‘Tegerve Was leased SUBURBS OF the Associate’ Press minister of 629 O'Falion atreet filed $25 and costs in Police Judge for observation storage facilities planned DY asked for an appropriation to pay avenue the night of Nov Doheny interests to get enough 9 gl eS alty ofl to meet iy Secretary Denby said recall whether he had the highest rise tn hough the city fttself is unaffected there is widespread suffering in , ¢ — ‘Was the wisdom or of this policy ever submitted for 7 The Secretary Two Killed When Train Hits Auio. Lehn and he dacided By the Associated Prese Four shots were officer before the Ret 7 — es — JUIS UNIVERSITY italClinic cline 6t—(Mear Grasé) A M@. tot. M Daily — *8ts) to Protect the reserve ageinst became apparent that the royalty . @ from the defensive wells would a Ret be Sufficient: Tisher asserted ‘I want to show Sande:s former), nounced he would appeal. Thompsonville. — i t ] ; | 7 i 1 ANNOUNCEMENT: i! i :% MR. KENNETH MYGATT ; Vice-President of the Raymond & Whitcomb Company, will be in } St. Louis, at the Hotel Chase, Monday and Tuesday, December 10 and t 11, with detailed information about Raymond-Whitcomb . ROUND THE WORLD CRUISE Sailing January 19, 1924 —S.S “ Resolute” Last season Mr. Mygatt was Chief Executive Officer on our Round the World Cruise (also S.S. “Resolute”) and he will have full directiorf of our 1924 Cruise. He knows intimately the ship, the route and the countries visited. He is particularly competent to offer suggestions and advice, especially to those, who, planning to travel alone, do not realize how completely we take care of our clients. He has full authority to speak on such subjects as accommodations, rates, et cetera He will be very glad to serve you, if you will communicate with him, either directly é at his hotel or through the Raymond-Whitcomb representatives in | St. Louis— H. H. Kennedy, 106 Merchants Exchange Building Re R. E. M. Bain. 11th and Locust Sereets A | 1. D! Gross, 902 Liberty Central Trus Building +. The Rudolph Travel Bureau. Boatmens Bank Butldeng 3 4
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1923. Chest, with {ts business management, its unifying | THE TORY DEFEAT. ie all reputable charitable and philanthropic instl- a eres noah nied in ee aa: . cet tutions, its elimination of waste, and its liberty to cy a fallure, tts domestic potley a muddle, 1 BA4/ 1 tye ecncrioat makes this method ideal brought nothing but confusion into politics. ie we make it a ounenen as we must, it proclaims | The British people live by exporting te the world that St. Louis, in caring for her sick Ecccceae’ caletesee Genoa ‘dkekibere, on tore[tte neltese ond tn. wptoliing: ti slmmteenvoe ‘things: Markets overseas in which they can sell essary se Pesta wes i « jtheir goods, and markets overseas in which they! 144 community Fund is tnsurance of the best ‘can buy plentiful supplies of food and cotton and nt fe the years go by it will do as much as erate injustice or corruption, alway® | minerals. The collapse of Central Europe and the any one factor for the betterment of our citisen- _ fight demagogues of all oo coh ‘condition of Russia have taken away a great part). " , ote ome Bb ect public {/of their customers and have rendered unproductive | , planderers, never lack sympathy {the farming and mining territories which largely. with the poor, always remain de- | affect the supply and the price of raw materials. | . Voted to the public welfare, never be The overwhelming need of Great Britain there-| The revelation of tampering with tax records !n + Gatisfied with merely printing news, ‘fore is peace, peace so secure and so complete that the office of the City Assessor, by which a certain | Until few property owners would have profited thousands lly independent} 0 gg coregeres Arar wrong, eel can recover its power to buy and sell. | a month ago all British parties admitted that. Alliof dollars, affords an interesting exhibit of City Hall ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER , Deo. 18, 1878. Pudlished by the Pulitser Publishing Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. ae | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. _ kmow that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight _ for progress and reform, never tol- we ae te ak ORR. “O49 ——_—___———____$.¢¢—___—__— Tracks” to Prevent RESPONSIBILITY FOR TAX FRAUD. ari k : EER —" - * -* F 52 # a, ? : | , : i nail , ne ; . From F. $200,000 Short of { - a RL ager en) Sal. ORB Pe — . . he A ee ee ee eee nant oa erm PR LO LELP AP ELI LAL EE AERA AED BO ite, Bide aise NO a RS Bel At ollie aR el REE NS uaa Fund solicite began “doubling o Soke to prevent the car . ling $201,000 short fa 91,295,837 goal, aS now unless persons who — contributed make sut additions to their donation workers for the fund instructed today that they disregard the district lines jished for the campaign and pledges in any district In they knew of persons likely trbute or add to their don This announcement was m tye noon report luncheon a ctatler today, when pledge were returned showing $151 In subscriptions, making th to date $1,050,204.67. Among the large contri arrounced today was one 0 000 from Edwin Gould of 4s rere eo whether by predatory plutocracy or || - predatory poverty. ‘were agreed that the policy of Poincare was the | methods maintained under political management. — | JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘enemy of peace. But the Tory party had within; Mr. Buder, apparently, was {nnocent of what had q April 10, 1907. __yiitself a faction known as die-hards. This faction} been goina@ on, and, fortunately for him, the 7 is aristocratic and socially influential. It is a@ first discovery of discrepancy was made by one of LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE faction which tends to violence, having supported his own office force and reported by his order. The name and address of the author |the Ulster rebellion and opposed the Irish settle-| Nevertheless, as head of this department of the must accompany every contribution, but) ment. In Buropean affairs {t is imperialistic in the city government Mr. Buder was responsible for its on request will not be published. Let- | ters not exceeding 200 words will receive Near East and of the same violent temper as mil-|conduct. preference. path aan age pagent shew or. 2 . eve ie wiv Z ptatdiestp «aa apes A Ayo or Lae ad a . eran aa aS eR senor Ayers spores aloes te pete ne ey Swe tee nA ae “9 — poets vetene, -" cer Serre trientine nei, ir POY, ti mien wine. etenmncagien atte hater yn Sao ih mr name tarfhtbmarinr ey meni Stee mS Eo a dil iiag nities nottipiimnnetarahiair.\aine Pui ag - ’ = > a ae — > east Se t~ S Re) as RE Os + PTE Pag re 7 . 4 im * Y) > east en~n yy “er > itarists the world over. It naturally supported M. It must be granted by the kindest critic that the Poincare. | recording and checking system which made the tax Owing to its influence the Tory party has from/forgeries possible was unscientific and susceptible the beginning of the Ruhr fnvasion fumbled the/to fraud. The means was at hand to check errors’ issue. Mr. Bonar Law disapproved of the Rubrijand erasures but apparently these were not| invasion and regarded it as illegal. He did not dare|checked. A single employe could have been held. to say it was illegal last January when it was the strictly accountable for inaccuracies, intentional or. time to say it. By August, when the invasion was! otherwise, but no such responsible subordinate. en accomplished fact, Premier Baldwin deciared the is to be found. City employes outside the As-| invasion illegal, and took a position which threat-|sessor’s office had access to the books and keys to. TRE eee apnea Education. Wo the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. An open letter to the colored gradu- ates of public and private high schools and vocational, industria] and technica! schools of St. Louis: HILE it must be admitted that we since the days of slavery, traveled fast and far along the lines of education and development, and the NSO PRR SOY VN precio tee ~ have, “ta ~~ x Heong 3 PR sas A Fie . P . 3 P ¥ ’ Pes ~ > - a = i ~ 5 prs > c i 060 — . a i) ee Rae: ap = ? Rom. . - ze and aah _— 7 nt Pik oat “a » ae 4 ej ye ” oo 4 a - . ii fh a ne — er = w 4 ae Stoop I PR ea 2S ee eee Fy ai a ee my ae .. mists ee rar earns os na w ae? We z ae m oe ar = peo See ae ne _— — fate pen wma apne~- ah > . 7 o~ Pn gm a 1 . a i : : “e) oe : at Pe iio, i A Py pairs = ebay ba 2 Pee : ; ss Pr ms se casey aa ng ER ee feat Pci She . Ee ee r m ees wy es aeet : Ser ee ; iy ve bat et r Yer, . —_— nee , re _ 4 —" . , 4 . - : - Pes P £e - x _ 4 , Pua ee vi veel s * e al ke Ta 2 " ts + See meareere, : — " “e's 5 y Pre e i a 5 4: ~s a , "Thy 2 ie po " — = ee - - “ OR ay ae es a RIC ee, enor a Barkha. a at Sateen : — . a) SOE ss > ae ay m Lier , om ee me ee hs, hg Be x eek > saa mor Ts ‘ os - yor Lot re ne ee oe ae, dey, “ses a 7 on > and ex 4 Rh ae alt > le Pe aoe te “ - a — reat * " - - a . f a ete * ~ - ss BY we WEEE 5 2 ia ara st tC esa ey me : z eye Bo Aen Yom eye - . aleninetn a” oon Pie ~ . a ib wee mea Td = re , ; em - a: Seem me! man tee he ~ ove ee iP”. . > A Slead! a ‘ eles he OF hat ~~ — - —_ . =~. = > » ™ = ed al «kK a t 7 o . “, te a - core oo —m —_— - oeatnane - — - — . on — pee _ a —_ Bt oe rk 5 r Si eres aaa ees : . , Btegtienatnn weds b ee aS ” “ on ale ak, ee een hae SN a is oe RO By ee 5 2, my on Bn at te _ ae “ maleated - _ Senate ow : qe nna ean rEtR 90 ere aE ares ™ 2 s hie Brae abe Mt iig e Ga ae pone peiie'.* - >. wren ie LAT RIT TE ORT arr, otnn Se eer - mY ee eee Ne ent ET eR Rr annie FEE ERE oe iat tet «Ce Me ee = | ~ Jeno Soo re 5 he wee ee BP m.. ~ = 2 a Lop ne Niige Ua a nat Re “ LL Te i? A ta LS ECS ; "y wis Al SOK Are taf 5 a, od te \\ ‘) Ae iae ea, Our recently, {gnorance of the laws of health, and. Reg. TY. S. Pat. Off MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. ef F the old-fashioned faith of our fa- thers is to be saved it will probably be saved by Texas,”’ Mr. Antwine sald. ‘Texas has taken the offensive in this matter, and as far as I have been able to make out through the smoke of battle she has the modernists on the run. “Regents of the State university have perhaps dealt the actual coup de grace. They have passed a resolution forbidding employment by the institution of any ag- nostic, infidel, atheist, evolutionist, Bible critic or so-called religious progressive. “It {s of course notorious that universities are the chief breeding ground of disbelief in some of the things accepted by the Puril- tans and other early Americans. College professors get to measuring the thorax of a whale and wondering how big a man Jonah was. They also notice so many points of resemblance between men and 0orang- outangs that they begin to talk about Dar- win. “Texas means to stop this. She has a vast community, as vet undamaged by lib- eral thought upon this subject, and she means to isolate herself from everything not bearing the good old patina of time. It will likely be hard to find teachers who will lay their hands upon the Bible and promise not to interpret it in the spirit of our own time, but what {s education, a purely intellectual thing, to a great emotionalism like old-time faith? “IT am a great believer in the states. I think they should not merely be preserved, but that every shred of their sovereignty should be restored to them. Every state should be a community in itself. It should be at entire liberty to think what !t pleases. If we do not protect that right, the most precious we have, the first thing we know we shall be caught fast in some form of faith projected bv the Federal Government. “This has happened many times in his- tory, and it is no fun. Upon the contrary, the other thing {s fun. What has happened in Texas afforded me the best laugh I got out of yesterday's paper,” Mr. Antwine sald. os . A Pittsburg woman who found herself in opposition to 11 male jurors itn a railroad damage suit complains that she was threat- ened even with death. We can believe it, this no doubt having been the consequence of each man in turn trying to show the others how he makes his wife change her mind. That naturally brought things to a pass where every man in the house wanted to kill some woman, and aince she was the only woman present, it is really surprising they did not kill her. We are sure the Judge attached no importance whatever to mere threats of death. He is probably mar- ried himself, and there {is nothing that so enrages and humiliates a man as to have other men discover how it {s with him at home. aw demand slackening. © © © Tt i jaee — te oy Oe years since the “Carol” was given ¢ “ - world, and it still remaing a “best sa” * © * In London, when it first appeal people stopped one another on the a with the question, “Have you read it? a the answer was, ‘‘Yes, God bless him, | have.” No one spoke more highly &* than Thackeray, except Tom Hood, wi maintained that Dickens was he wrote it. * * *® Dickens gave 4 mas a new meaning: from being ay & festival of the Church, kept to some at Rev. John B. W. by Church people, he made it @ holiday, and he did this without ia @F of Boston way derogating from its sacred characte’. rT . What an achievement! > « # TH Good Fightix “Carol” !s a tribute to the race and a gion to the man who wrote it. Its author turns ’ more or less empty phrases into reallie Rint = a “Good will toward men,” for he sveryoocy welcom took out of the clouds, brought {t @W te earth, and set itto work. What aes : ment! When we say, “Merry Christm we are unconsciously quoting Charles Diet. ens, who attached to Christmas qr 13th and Lecust Ste. WILLIAM SCARLETT. I SUNDAY SERVICE RA. _— 7 Cemmu 11 A. M.—Morn Prayer Preacher, =a 8 P. M.—Musical Service, C union. Free noonda Organ Reet 12:15 to 12:45 every day but end Sunday. . oo — — {-—~- naauis- = aoe habit of giving and forgiving. written only the “Carol,” on the basis ¢ 'good accomplished he would vs ad i|his place in the Abbey Church , 'gter, where England lays her immortal sons | con : THE RADIO RENAISSANCE 'From the New York World. ‘ate Tale ' 7t | versity will begin broadcag# EUCLID HALL, 4906 N study courses In literature ope ap S27” | FVANGELIST RO ¥ na- Free literature on the ing vistas of change and up: 3 a er of our dear country. _Uonal life. There are to be raiiio leur oi in the Bae, om Ue . ji / Tequest, on Browning for hearth-side students, . 5 Lote + eee ee — ‘ee if they are successful—and how 3 fail?—-Shakspeare is to follow. After Shak- speare, no doubt the deluge. Every owner of a receiving set will shortly listen in oF erudition and go forth each m wth his head full of the same quotations sé thrilled his neighbors. It is Be matter jesting. The pedagogues who have 60 held forth to handfuls of listeners in ¢ ‘tral class-rooms will soon speak into } ments connected with tens OF hune e thousands of head-pleces. Culture will | “ ‘come commonplace. Everybody will . it. Shortly only one university will oe essary, because the country can hear 6 | one time what the greatest authority @ ee ing about the real “Mr. H. W.” : The will think as ons man on that subject pal on all others as well. Good Engis® = sound economics will be on all lipes ae {4ioms and misinformation will go . . gether. Or at any rate, all citizens clently prosperous to possess & nb: possess the same misinformation. er of course, nothing to do about [t " Bir: Now that vou have heen kind enough No. 147831: to come to mv rescue [n trving to solve the relationship between bacon and banjos TI think {t may be well to {nform your two- story thinkers that such a etgn, advertising bacon and banios, realliv and truly exiates in the western part of our city. J. F. Me All right. Let's get it into the pan. 'Tt.is, however, exasperating to witness a ‘ghild's abandonmont of a mother or fa- ther who have strugggied to provide for ‘their children during the time they were ‘able to do so and unt!!l these children ' were able to provide for themselves. Biaethe Ndi ant . its ’ G. A. JORDAN, WQS tay than vale cas hy t) Hospital Commissioner. | —_ au Se Sign in Springfield, Mo.: ,as the prospect of a universal CUMgRy ‘be, it is upon us. It is almost het® 5 the university gets the Nation lone class-room, there will be no Gam the professors. They will tell the } what they know. Scholarship will? . (® prairie fire. It is the opening of tae? i renaissance, . a oy i) DS ee oe ee ~- tera z Mayle 3a a a tj r "y ; VraY 4 ‘ ‘NE hy he i SANs ih SE ae if Attilio. ~ = % > = = 5 y) - 7 Se a SEES eS arena AE ae es Sw a + per - a P = = 54 te ~ ee 3 a bok oa ee. . . 1 83 ~~ ae $7 x “A ps aan Ey * len Si ot PA ua ye a Ro ae ~e $ ral wm; - ere, Oey eo era 5 a - Ser hi * ihe ? - : Paty” = - 4 ¥ ‘Fes - » * ? é Ci ey ieee a > ¥ a ‘,
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4 a ° TURDAY, : ) | x “EMBER 8, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Datly Star and the Times ‘amend by Schlitt 40,000. ST. LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH o) a a __ ee ————— ED TN wae os eit = — a ——— — — — nematic an me - ee —_ ee a o~ ee mn ’ g -"_-_ BI | THEATER DAY IN SEAL SALES METHO OTOPLAY THEATERS =f DISTS PLAN 10 RAISE. WILLIAM v. ~ BRUMBY DIES MRS, PARKER woons’ FUNERAL PUOTOPTAT - we Post - Dispatch Radio RFS } a 9 8 ee ° ‘ . Women in C herge tee Tuberculosis $300,000 FOR CENTENARY FUND nn t Broadcasting Station patie lety. He Was Director of Publicity for “CTvices piiiiinn Morning at Resl- Ml ; , ee i. eae United Railways. dence. i 5 D ELAMORS i ORIENT 2 iggy 8 x e =e wanes . onference kaxpects to William \ Brum, 47 years The funeral of Mrs. Park: N ; 546 M t ‘hristmas seal campaign of the Complete Quota of $558,371 oli. director of publicity for the’ Woods. wife of the vice pres ‘ e ers Tut pO T ‘culosis Soc! et Vy of qr ] ouis by beh 1 | » ~ ys }. . Me ' 74 +} oa: v\ on Ai : - ; Li & { lara ; ae — oni adios re ad = " ‘ ' iLeU «ft Says, ‘T.¢qG oF prey 3] 11? ») ‘arren Oke ; “ 9 Daylight broadcasting at 8:49, Seals will be on sale throughout The Southern Methodist Confer- M™onia last night at his residence, nd © died yesterday at St. J | TS ! ae 2 ’ : : » A ™ 4 = = 4 a . . vy r > ‘? 17 nY ariel ~ t 7 " ; OST a : i \ > ed ~ oe eo, 3:40 a ane oa eS, 2 40, Gorgeous Spectacles From the day at nine theaters. Mrs. J. ence, in session Thursday at St. °* Maryland avenu | , Wil de held at 20:42 6 | ee ti and 4 Pp. ™m. Market qguota- + To) , M h In ac ition Tn mis qt er jistigoe T M fin % freyry the re slagere i} HE RE a ions and new if in- M. Michaels ! 2 chare JOonn s ethodist Churec} — iS Sects ‘ : Bis ates / sale. —— » : = | it C »] ne or ' oo z ‘ . aa Prices supplied by Market News E ct H Ren er) OT Saies. : plans for ralsing $300,000 be- street car co: pany for si years erment will be tn Bellefontaine f§ » ; 4 Service, U. S. Dept. of Agricul- enrich eT ~) ertory. The theat . fore Feh. ] ' 1 = % ture and principal Exchanges. [he theaters and those in charge °""* - 1 to complete its quota Was editor of the United Nailways ‘meter, | s ; . 2 “Doubling on of each for the § seal snles are: Of $558,371 in the centenarv move Bulletin and the Trollevgram. pul Mrs. Woods had undergone an } qe By RICHARD L. STOKES Arr 1en? , did ae . ished by the company Prior to Operation for appendicitis She W Solicitors 4. ws. American, Mrs. M. Hesse: Shubert- ment To date $257,954 has t ; | . . . ’ ‘ - * *.e 4 sacat )e eT) 4 ~~ PANT et , > age — to = — . 7 -_ , . a. T acks”” to Prevent Cam- Saturday, 3:00 ar: M. CROSS the forbidding sky of Jefferson, Miss H. Geigler:; Colum- paid in. The entire quota for the = a a : - ‘- pease ey by ne 4 atte ee “ . Epegy wee N [- ‘ ~ . —_— . Sa ewvs 0s editor o (ne old cerubiic and !lat- NHUSDAaAN’ ois Woods ty surviy > : 4 Children's concert given by common ]} ife, Mme Armna ~ Say bia. Mrs. CG. (LOOK; Grand Opera movement is $35 000 nnn ax a ; edit ye ' : . da na ast se ” : , i , . . . y . . — mal . lille a ” YT) f or The : té rc ‘yy i’ i: bya rT) rs > Be, (ar if sf paign From Falling Maurine Waliace, Irwin ae lowa and her ae et Russe, last House, Mrs. V. H. Emmer; Em- Bishop 2 Metis tae = an - af 9 | ti - . = eo | man, pianists; Rozelma Wall, night at the Ode ai ef a cloud _ M - _ : M at ; va ee UT 1 lis widow, Mrs. Kitty Avyiwar: yons and eclen Martha Vocds e eo . , aa the eon. trailed a cloud press. Mrs. P. Brown; Rialto, Mrs. cealied the confarenc i iy $200,000 Short of Goal ee ee of glamor—a vile f b t+ P. J. Quinn: Garrick, Mrs. A. Hess; oe ce ene conference, said: ‘There Brumby, and two sons, William 2nd two sons, Leonard and Robert AT REGULAR PRICES : 3 * ||| ma Louise Becker, readers. op? glamor—a vision of reverberant | P. J. Quinn: Garrick, Mrs. A. MeSS, is but one thing to do and that isto and Paul. surviv rrangement ‘ood Hee ’ color. joyous flea), and candid Orpheum, Mrs. ai M. Michaels: collect the pledres We ‘a . 15 m6 j a . Survive Arrangemenis Woods Z | aS —_—_—_—_—_ . ¢ + i) . 4 nue? et or is un ral awt + *hoa rriv: Be. AG voluptuousness conjured hither Gayety, Miss ©. Fleming. In ad- ‘this mone. nae an mnunkh 6 . : saancieie oe ee . Z a ' ‘ . Bt 3 PROGRAM. es ' lition to the sale of stamps, two- ot so much for tte of relatives from his former home, Missouri Road Conditions ae Community Fund solicitors 1o- from the (orient. The audience, givion to tM Saie oO- slam ps, oO amount Seer — but haere na le Atlant Ca . t : ‘s 7 s — Friar ¢nliec -4d] , ‘ . ods , ; ~~ ‘ uu - . lia, Zz - “oy . ) tra’s Dance. .Grieg B} e Associated Prese Speer y the larger ROME ve 8.—It is officially roug)l BS orkers for 1) eat ~— aiso were 3—Duo: Anil , two sets of which were presente 1 . churches: Sr John’ Ce ; : - ed ign Pee - d at they might Maurine Wallace, Miss Williams eee a peme e ates ,|..CONTON, Mo... Dec. 8—The/ 96. cee co which $50 704 hee ee | smnounce | that Evariste Lucid: MOBERLY—Cloud¢y: roads fair Unhke Anuthing Ev psc ted to ay t € nig ngs: mner ope ne rrog2eram The fi rest Missouri College Union in annual eve 666. Oj which $! Q 794 } iASs been suditor ti » P ore and Mons enor HANNIBAITI * Cloud : M q sver ek disregard the distri ct lines estab- a) “Man and the Auto. -Guest consisted of three dances from Ja-! poectun here yesterday indorsed pald; Centenary, St. Lo . $20,843, Aurelio Galli. d athe “ ore ‘ z vs sole PAR rep peta ae Bt ce —— Offered Anywhere ao gpedfor the campaign an d solicit (b) Jest Ask Dad.....-suest pan, and the second of two erenes| it. vem Canetitntion to be gub- Of Which $15,972 is paid: Sil uhon. meen he COCO Oe pee “ Aa tn Mary Elizabeth Mec kling : ~ ; Tin, oi he new Constitution to be SsUD- on 146 CP aiG, SiKCstONn, can museurn, will be created car- SPRINGFIELD Threatening Rt in any district in whica ‘ from India, entitled “A Hindu Wed-) ,nttteq 1, ote at an ejectio ext $20,150, of which $6483 is paid: nai Gen ak. ate 5 eae . A b—Piano: . , > a _ eu’ mitted to vote at an election nex : > is Paid; dinals at the consistory this month /| rain: roads good ee aegwnew of persons likely to con- Reviel du Printemps. .Frim] ding’ and “Krishna and Rhada.” February Charleston, $17,800. of which $6625 7 — eae tfpute or add to their donations. Maurine W fallac 7e k Both were arranged bv an East In- ———— ——sramneminntittiin_ivinmn mijn | phe, Cabanne, Bt. Loule. $1404 - ‘ND EVERY Reed This Announcement was made a‘ ge ecemanhy panes enn odtne dian. M. F. Uday Shankar, who of which $6128 is paid: Jackson PHOTOPLAY THEATEES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS WEEK DAY sie , s P| win sner , + . —_— = ‘ ,TY ~i >/ . ) 14 fee | e n os ; "¢ . ane af, ey eae ae ee — . nee = on = - i BNF 0 SPB i ae Benge : 5 3 fhe noon report luncheon at Het: “ Leadings: himself took part in the second COM PFs . tothe familiar divertis- g19510, of which $3165 {s paid ae eatler today, when pledge cards (a) The Woodticks...-.-King episode: the music. based on Hindu ™ents. ending with Mme. Pavlowa Dexter, $11,894, of which $5390 is ae were returned showing $151,001.65 (b) When Pa Comes Home t themes. was compiled by Mile. / 24 Laurent Novikoff, her leading paid; Kirksville, $11,800, of ortiete tu a oe daalia vdigltee | va sues . , : Sale ob man, dancing with mad eloctty c egret awes : Ome, era ealati & ,, ’ wh? « a } a . Tiiea@ id aii aii vat il Vv i q r tA aw ‘ ‘ ~ irae . Bc subscriptions. maki ng the total he] ” se Becker (omoi.ata Banerji: and THe VIVIAG me . $169 © 7 paia and {( entenary Cane “ke ce ie $1.050,204.67. cae helma ‘Loui K frets were reproductions of ol4 | 2nd wild exhilaration in a “Bac-! Gjrardeay $10,100. of which $4226 tds, Always 17c Among the large contributions (a) To Spring rc ae Grieg Hindu miniatures. _—o— : is paid. + : . a’y , is a se ae : + +} + a o, * _ _ : . srrounced today was one of $10,- «lige tained ra Jungmann The wedding spectacle was not = ese here ac : gore cg Mo 3 ty ‘my ' - . — ¥x° — - i : mR , principai alie(s were * a airv m Edwin Gould of New |! Maurine V¥ allace oT Ty rorgeous | costume and ap- ? Pp = ry 000 fro " mn + , | BES Pri i . , + ral Peasant 4 , P loll’ and a Polish Weddin e* Th PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ta Tork, chairman of the board ofg .—Piano Poe na a 8 purtenance, but apparently true {rn . ng id:. jevempectanshie ci trlaeoe ms “ cae ; ' - - ouUpp aa iT) ‘ry rk och ss) ¢ Se ae Art ri, oA ae dhe Cotton Belt Railroad. A $15.- eet ae ee ‘Sherm an a every detail to the quaint and opu- OPEMNnS we . 4 emg for to- “ ies , ' ? a , ‘ . eee fy . — Oe et - ie ieailtia night, “Old Russian Folk Lore,” is Esch es Sens S886 3911) 20—Duo: March a ne ms eee (new $0 Bt oui : 3 t n estate. while tne iter- | ree oe 8 Pe TB np Poere ere the brown and sinuous 2 ; “¢ . ‘| Meurine Wallace, Miss Williams tettan naw thas taetie aennan int Oe : tional Shoe Co. pledged $6000 Steinwavr and Knabe planos : a and her lordly spouse, both : Decision to have the team work- |! i ceg ; veiled: hangdog nriests with svm- | eg revisit subscribers came last | M. bolic rites: resplendent bridal at- In ppiest night after total pledges received Orch aan ues int organ Te- tendants, and finallv a troupe of P} aioe Sna : ee ) up to noon yesterday were found ‘(| efital: vocal an a " jnatrumental nautch girls. with iridescent. flam- = 7 *s icture of Life 1n "n° aQ tic ’ ' ee ' epecialties broadcast airect ir , 4 pee vee -* a ie @ . 3 : ‘ , . ate ot. “¥ ? a ops a ‘| from the Missouri Theater. ne oe mt odie or Ung uke © Wings 0 ereee wtacnv eamanse igs a : a ODES Rookie ; Gay Paris 160,000 short of what figures for | | great butterflies. who danced un- nl EROME EDDY the campaign up to Friday were | Program. | Culating measures with an abandon G3HRMER . EEO GRA JAMES CRUZE LOUISE Fy " “ . Su Orean Sale bys Tom Terr’ ase cial ‘ € i t j al A AT ic Ti Z RY : \ LOUISE DRESSER A expected to show. and it had be- “T've ‘Been a Fool’. ef imnassioned ac 't was delicate neater aia oases) Rate ‘ ORDIN” —_—PR OO UCTION .” i ; ln ’ elt) 2:16 (rverture —Fat ‘ come increasingly apparent that | : (Wil! Frederick il p21 | lure-—Fab - Samm cs | s:15 BB ; the 34 er cent BE ames al ed | overt! re—Relections from i Krishna and Rhada. se ae 2 Tne Tire Baines gro ‘ yr 99 P \dditional asked || “~«sweethearts.” tt] Ol ER ncend gtene feprcsented Bee Three Lordons | 8 :22 on pledges this year was not | tuner Herbert) |! : , repres ec 2:30 Tow! He P E i ' . . Y A . . i} - c \ ae t | ars as | 3-25 E ARKEY 9:95 4 eek of CHURCH NO] ICES P depth ap anager tp — \ agninst a background of thunder- 7 1 eas : — || Rrown’s Saxophone Six iil ousfcoldr, before which the dam. |} 3:45.| JACK NORD YORTH | 9:45 rn le | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | — Ao etal music for feature | Bei; s COmMmpDA ms danced wit goft- 4:05 ati ye E. B Pp Ow N 19-05 | d ] . i} S ure ' ~«, chim * , k] $a o . = —-s 2 : ' i | Be himing anklets and swiriiag 4:30 ' Xs 4 wl and , ’ : | The T iree Whirlwinds (10:30 Subject of the lesson sermon at each . Sunday, Dec. 9 magnificence of fabric. Alm. Guarch : | “God the only Cause and | Silent, | Pavlowa, exquisitely love-smitier ung ‘~ rea’or . ‘. . mt hd | son, open daily from a m. to 4 z 47} . © impress ?-* res a: ne piaced a garland 7 m., except Wednesday. from 9 a. m. to eee Wan BO 20NSe 0S a Mises ohowt tha Aaity’n «hens, 10 HHIILDREN-—-ALL SHOWS-—15¢ : tram the siory that ron Seria/h | mf The Best You Sh ——— 5p. m.; Sunday frum 2 to 5 p. m. upon those subscribers, whose con-| — """' on ee © PO Te i Colliers —_ , > - | Hof i . : - = Re ’ CENS’ Temple spt ay a Natural Bridge nounced, one from Edwa! Mal- | *° " MACE muttert! rid SAINT FIA " R nd CHRISTMAS CAROL. avenues. 19: a " oth sO tines ef ther feam 2zhe Mikado.’ The me&ésures were ING Pia ; - ACTS OF WARMORISTIC WUMOR s ‘om D NEWTON in Decembe n- SEV ENTH CHURCH, northwest cor- linckrodt Jr. and the other fror ' : ee a Mian Bt. tied F . ~ oe Tr . t est 5 arranged h- Woetenmant,; F Pea eee sight RTS Ma! Today AO to $1.50 a\ onthiy. i to8k a. & and Minnesota ave: |) Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Steedman. ; Mile F ee ae ann THIS WEEK AND NEXT ? ' nue. at :; 1 Pe and Mile. Fuml!, teachers cf danc- ‘ S published @ few Gays before WEDNESDAY EVENING—TESTI- the latter being cabled from Paris. * get teachers of d3 HE ONY MELTING at all th Ai nal = 0 Aang in l nas 1843; six thovsand copies - pR meg e churches France. An additional $500 was lenis nil Milteities tides WO RIVAL VAN & SCHENLK , ° a | « - s Z a the first day, and fifteen thousand § DOWNTOWN = READING _ ROOM given by Mr. and vag es u Music MINUTES OF HARMONY ite we change j r ly & The a es bel re there was the least sign of the oo ae ee Bs te 'F. Knight, who originally pledg The music, derived from Jap- AND FOOLISHNESS: e ackening. © © © Jet ig just 80 except Wetnestay. 8) e; ma. to 5 p. m.: || $25,009. anese themes, was shrill and sno- AND , 2 to m. & | e the “Carol” was given to the Bunday P re welcome. More Pledges of $500 or More. notonous, despite occasional cuorn- i it still remaing a ‘‘best seller.” | Other pledges of $500 or more plexities of rhythm. The notes J =o GLEE Cl JB vious'y announced are: were mostly confined to the upper, Seats N or er P h not _previous!; . ) the upper, Seats Now for All Performances TAMOUS COMPOSER “FAMOUS: PH PNOGRAPH. ART 8 Ss in London, when it first appeared, pped one another on the street Chu ch f Th M ah $3000—Belle R. Humes, Mrs. five tones of the harmonic ming: R’ AND MASTLI P/AN/ST uestion, “Have you read 11?’ and ur 0 ; e ess John A He olmes Mr and Mrs. cereale: there were mere rp} r4ceg f{r)- = a A MUSICAL SENSATIO 4 | ir was, “Yes, God biess him, I Unitarian Franklin R. Pierce stead of rounded sentences uf i MI I D R lk S S 4 N. ] : mr} Wind acti i _ i és \ Jt - } j jes © one spoke more highly of !t $2600—Brown Shoe Co melod «The SINGERS ANT) Instrumentalists 1? () WONDERFUL WVU UA TETRA PeEELe se "keray, except Tom Hood, who Union Bl. and Enright Av. $2500—Chevrolet Motor Co MisS contra rm seemed to have attained t rs "oe : i that Dickens wag inspired when | Eunice Smith. Graham Paper Co. melodic svmmetry A THE WOODWARD PLAYERS LN A aT eae © . ° 2° * Dickens gave Christ- 11 A. M. Sunday, Dec. 9th! $2010—Polar Wave Ice and Fue! “Amarilla a ballet famiifar! U wero , U ' ; | 3 I TArS ) Together With Another y meaning: from being merely 4 | Co. from previous visits of this troupe, G jj | \ aN ip BO ¥ . , . . no the Church, kept to some extent Rev John B W Da | $2000—Mrs. Alice E. M. Smith. opened the program. with Mnie. sos A New ‘Our Gang Comedy | people, he made it a universe! { r . y | Bradford Shinkle, by mente Pavlowa executing the well-known ATINEE: THURSDAY, SATURDAY ° nd he did this without in any ” of Boston | Automobile Co., Jacob Porter Tir- pedal roulade of flitting on her Next—Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford AMUSEMENTS ating from {ts sacred characte’. | rill léeeb from foottights to becktron = A SHOW WITHOUT AN EQUAL ST. ot Is A GREAT achievement! © © °*® The “Cood Fighting” | $1800—L. Wade Childress. The third section of the program | & Bascom — _ — @ tribute to the race and a glory 0—Broderick | who wrote it. Its author turned : R cosa = ad GRAND WEST END | ss empty phrases into realities. No Seats Reserved. | manos , us na Mrs. W. F. Me- Mrs. Fred EF. Woodruff, Mr. and N \¢ 4 \AT W a ern A LYRIC Nl H toward men.”’ for example, he Everybody Welcome. $1 — DMP?. > M rr deri k w Mrs. Alfred J Siere!] Wil iar ’ ) pit WP \ EN . " l| the cloud to Elroy, Mr. an = “re ° ‘| Waltke & Co., Mr. and Mrs David ae DAVE uds, brought !t down “Christ Ch h C | eters Hydraulic Press Brick Co. , q, c+ ] pS ge , 2 GENE , set it to work. What an achieve- wl are athedral | Stine > and Sarah Shepley, David va pon aang — tay ocr : ORCHESTRA - 5 HT UNH Mu | SILVERMAN’S | Doors Open Daily at Tr) . — ” and Locust Sits. ° : ths ol. MOS Shoenhber rrank eS it n we say, “Merry Christmet. WILLIAM SCARLETT. Dee ae Ser, and- Sire. Meery Me BOO- lk lace dnt Sire Morton 3 . RODEMICH MUNN | mv Victor Record | onsclously quoting Charles Dick- @ (SUNDAY SEK VICES - | i varter, Mr. and Mre. Mo J Rudolph Ganz, Conductor ~ T 1:30. Performance at 2 tached to Christmas its moders pa Pag shane ll genbers. | May. Mr. and Mrs. Horton Watkins, == ———___—. —— SHASON TICKET ORCHESTRA THE MAO DAS ORCHESTRA tving and “forgiving. Had he ii A, MoM Morning Prayer and Sermon. $1400—George D. Markham David R. Calhoun, Joseph Pulitzer, DON T ¥ ATL TO HEAR. i ACROSS THE = yp th “Ca = basis of Preacher, Dean Scarictt. $1350—Mr. and Mrs. George O. the St. Lo'us Post-Di-patch, Elmer FOR THE Intro4ucine ” ROCKIES BY Presenting } 6 rol,” on the 8 P. M.—Musical Service, Choristers’ Re- cep 3 Ss ‘ New Brunswick AIP PLANE Another Con plished he would have deserved unica. , Carpenter. me od ies : T. Williams. Alexander E. Forbes, REM A INING Record Tunes core, of Popular the Abbey Church of Westmin- pe to 12: 12:48 eve Organ Recitals from | $1800-——Mr and Mrs. F. August’ Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe t Bone LATINE! | England lave a immortal eons. and Bunday every day but Saturday Sudholt. Century Electric Co., the! Co F catagory Larry MATINEE a Se | Eliza McMillan estate $&820-—Samuel Cupples Envelope SYMPHON IY os er My . : $$$ Se eetheoar’ RADIO RENAISSANCE. : = $1250—Mrs..John F. Shoemaker. | Co ETES Wr SPR? ( Y () TODAY , I 200—Mre 1k Hammar, | $752—Mrs. Percival Chubb | HE N EW GI ANT. ? JET ) ow York World. “THE UNITED STATES | $1200—M Frank | : hu : N TS y ouncement that Columbia Un!- IN THE BIBLE’’ }| William E. Guy, J. D. Bb ena | seg — —— N. fins 2 —OF — PIANO— 10} CER S / ON THE ite : | CAPITOL | nee MG GmEer Sear 3:05 ||| Lambert. Emerson Electr’ » | Mie. Wallace, Renard, Common om eT saa STAGE | NOVELTY | + | l cm Mrs allace cenard, Common- ; s in literature opens up appsl. . . = EVANGELIST RO OBISON - Hi | — nd Mrs. Aldin D. |} wealth seers sal : = . ODEON Q Assisted bt A ; , ’ chance a ift in our ne- > Free literature on the rise and =§ | an i ; went! urane Arenc’ ‘>. © | SOCIL TY BEAUTY TRIO Third and Last Week : ge and upill eerures x iny of our dea: country, as tore. | | Goldman. | $700-—Franecis Bros. & Co Tomorrow 4 ROSS INA cone og oF r for hearth-side students, and | cant ) aie | “ts peer feel 3:10 . j — WOLVES Sa Wolpert uccessf both h ould they ———— _| $1000—Mrs. Ruth Brown Obear. $610—Mr. and Mrs. Woodeon K. Ne ae _ ee EA. Woipert te See a lag i otra onak- | | gy oe ? . : ed BROOKS es conte ‘ REZ INGRAM’S Fr s , - « i——f urtis & Co Manufactur- ™ Tee , : aes —~ © , f'r uaert be oubt the deluge. Every owne! _ TRAVEL AND RESORTS. TRAVEL AND BESCETS. ing Co.. Samuel § Pingree, Buck = R AC HM AN VIN OFF re) MI NG eee. Tee STRUOOLE | Wrong. | bs , ‘Production of Rephast Gabstiat's iD RES ARSE pain Singers THE PRECIPICE Orchestra “Vy ARAMOU HP” ". on gape mena : acim a ig set will shortiy listen in a Stove and Rance Co., Union Biscuit ie 1 go forth each morning with of the same quotations which eighbors. It is no matter for pedagogues who have so long handfuls of listeners in clols- ms will goon speak into instr ‘ted with tens or hundreds of head-pleces. Culture wil] Be nplace Everybody will, have Co.. Southern (Coal. Coke and Min- ing Co., Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge Jones, Swope Shoe Co., George H. Walker & Co., Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam M. Sloan, Walter V. Scholz $525—John E. Mitchell Co. $500—Dr. and Mrs. George S. Drake, George F.. W. Luehrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Phil DeC. Ball. Wi- liam G. Yantis. Mr. and Mrs. Tom (3016) Se at GABRILOWITSCH / Thurs. Eve.. 8:15 Fri . HEMPEL SCHWARZ ECEMBER 15- “14 PRIEDMAN GANZ Soloist oe = MORINI LEGINSKA TRAUBEL __GUSIKOFF PrOCRAM m » aes eear Me har Gn Tay wes- SOt ALL RUSSIAN PROGRAM . A Ab TACHAIKUOWEKY-WAGNER ner: Aria from Tannhauser, Capric- . j EK} SNE cio Italian. Techatkows«y ALICE a RAMON TERRY STONE NOVARRO BARGAIN MATINEE Topay | AND WEDNESDAY, $1.10, “ Sunday Bias Eanes In ae rene, ‘ ; j SS 7 j f (ocr Ml coco, ry nly one university will be nec- 6 ou be T a 2¢ T 1¢ Be the country can hear all ” Fe \ fs kK Smith. Charles Nagel Toseph ICKETS, $1.00 TO §2.50 RATA NY PARQU E bd 5. $7.20 t the greatest authority is #ay- ¥ Henan! Mille fe ine 4 Aeolian Co.. 1004 Oltve; Ph. Ol. 9100 ~ a i gaat Pama, rd ll ' Be, - “sat MA ii i Gilman Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ewing @ £ Macmillen Mer. Lin. 2907 ON SALE AT SYMPHONY OFFICE (pp PPP Hil) William J. Fischer, ¢ aries F i" Epler. |George A. Radford. Albert | Sa TL M. Keller. Mr. and Mre Georre W sill ty j Niedringhaus. Jose W. Lewis Charlies “. Moore Bamuel C. For- — ~ ——- - . re aa. > i? Ee oy OE TE B or- —(MERICAN THEATER—GOOD-BYE. BILL—Last 2 Times | dyce Mark C. Steinber - ('o | «he a MATINEE TODAY, 2:30. 50¢ TO $2; TONIGHT AT 8:15, 50° TO 82.5 — AND — LLOYD (HAM HAMILTON MORE STUPID THAN LVER, in > real “Mr. H. W.” and the = the sonnets. The population | = one man on that subfect and me ran on svas wsniect ot I West Indies and South America ics will be on all Nps; local : Only a month from business isinformation will go out to- , @ Cube and Porto Rico. Panama and South America. ee A ees A — ee ee ee ee eee eee First Downtown Se Pear! and Leura Wight Trust. La- OPTIMIST, clede Stee! Co.. Robert Johnston. ee Senet Seman, UPOQSQOSHU0 NP G2000040 DOERENU GUE RE TO ER ARATE tnt AT liams. Allen T. West. Mr. and Mrs pepe “IM M Clifton H. McMillan. Mr. and Mre hie Renjamin &S. Lang. R. King Kauff- urrat Cron eee & vo. eo Do Your =" eo aneing Ray, j Christmas Shopping in Her Latest Sensation 7 ay t any rate, all citizens euffi- ge” You haven'tseen them? By all means go this winter ‘rous to possess a radio wi!) 4 on one of me misinformation. There & T ° ege . hing te ae avour . teed* & § &WO Canadian Pacific Cruises | ct of a universal culture may ; . Fares $250 up. Accommodati ssed kce unsurpa on board Empress of Britain, oil-burning, twin-ecrew liner. us. It is elmost here. Once gcts® the Nation herded in'° tf Delightfui Good boa n, there will be no stepp’n* ; 2 sae ee a or - Marcus Herria. Gardner Motor Co.. POMONROW NIGHT “AND ALL WERK --SEATBS NOW : Thev willl tell the world | Ask fer fall particulars. Marx & Haas Clothing Co.. Mr. and ~ 7 GLOBE THE $1 Mat. Wed w. Scholarship will run |'»* : . Mrs. Joseph R. Barroll, S. W. For- ATE PRODUC encase - | f Ex P £. 1. ner General Agent, Canadian Pacific re F a TION OF THE Sat. Me. 60-$1.50 GET rly! | ‘“*T he French s ’ 420 Locust St. St. Louis, Me. gen. Harold Kauffman, Ploneer | worntp - FAMOUS Nights, 50¢ te $8.50 It is the opening of the rac-? THE SPIRIT @ g Telephone: Bell, Main 1711 Cooperage Co., Oliver L. Garrison MUSICAL COMEDY satiate a - 2 A mcrae 4 Ira EB. Wight \ a ‘ _ = ip at ek he : <S 5 : got t ee 5 8 a = ae ; =i ge eee eR ey a ee | ‘s o sy z : ‘ Teed? 5s k mre @ ee Ag Se eee - ane sii a ) i oxi mcnetmpetmmenmanmaryen tee , putea tenement sgt " 3 Faia ai? ¢ ‘ Sa PF. ‘ Poe
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e City Circula he Dailv POST: DISPATCH alone Appro a, “quals that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the Times Combined. 6 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR Te Ci i uns Glimpses of the Holiday Books for the Young and Their E] + A “3 Sti! 8, a PEN eapielis es ih My z a > A ames Te ~ RE My Aoen All Night.” In the Flood From the Publishers Presses Are All the Classics for Childhood Readers aia sipcia yt?! tg: ee M ee mest te a Niches eect Pi aa sie Sheree. Boe He ee a Pn EIEN TNR ihe “sits ae ¥ . ies Mun Mont oe Pape HAS Peary PRM aM ¢ ae Safin ee + fo Many of Them Beautifully Printed and I- or—“Seeing ¢ : : Flav — . ! lustrated—Tendency in Volumes for Little = ! ae Trave. Book i¢ Ones to Make Them Cultured as Well as se Te ae Them tne mivere Entertaining. 4 nerer was sucha Zc cral 28 Well af amus.irg atc : of some ans at Harpe: ai : E 7 —— 3 [ Adventure of one | Ruth 0. Derer oe oe piece colors and eo Be draw sin red and E fe Eh 4 - j =_— 7 7 . os y a - * - >. & . = . ~ = . * a 2 . gE * é- : : . ~Oos , —--=& : | } N. Scxth St. | mie Weenie t2.4. Some of i: in ve: C ma! re mous mer “hate = | hat ocldarg th-otl | ° — “ fed —— animals in life-like sblance be is wounded n+ rs ae t biwes riom, fact. tray. : Crusader - | By Harry Saclar Drage TO gg i ; : ‘ z Ia: Ome ef = circus menageries - “wart arts a a=a af com : ar %, Tee. yg is he: epics ‘= : “The ~ an { stumt book fer bers . —— ' 5 , . 2 : 5; ftoiz back . - ' ' [| tee Macaulay Ce. Sew York ‘ee telies i E:he 7 | cg (om | ame IS: cae ai ys if bow i er: oT of " PUBLICATIONS | ee enn i i mes itn Rhyme.” -« wer = s . sane ° . ) aches = ; SS EL OrSs Deng ankee Girt 3 moe as - ~~ @Qeragr: ‘s ; SS ee ew Books for Boys and Girls | 3. >=tcemmgl== =o wares eran soldier wo escape from the ) | s or Let an | cy & ermbdelic eet a | | =pe: THE BOY WITH THE U. S. ‘DIPLOMATS j¢ i Tok ee SEEING THE MIDDLE betng prized , , ) . Fs elias Se “Ts SEELFR =a . “a ty Joke T. Fars (Lips Sieg. tak ic cig, RE a MRA cab NC , — = ong and Sos ~ . on pa acl pe OR Americans wits - . _o= - ; = , ; . " St . - —_ Photographs. e. ; —_ — =3" ‘he Wi 4éle Tree and © ae ‘ : | aise git " iswnes 4 ie | Aaa ‘Three Little | ns 7 . O Quesé CQxiaboma Se del quaint Sritiant and humerous, cu! oper “reated 1 s 4a, Their Mittens” telat 2-- DUDLEY. Testested 91.75 | ~s ie and be makes the . tural as well as entertaining t The Barber of. Sevivic Nadie dienes es J n = a : ! = tema on ae on is translated br A. Teireira de Ma+- : 7 . te 'tnah — i 2 a r Helen ¥ . The « of @ mide : . ics former chum a: ixete: .- a Behet tn recent sense | eo ~ ec. (9c - a=nc tirew se cesar 2 ’ ) : | a somaya | 7 : The >eacties of nature vabbapeun. | mae fF bistecal associations com agen : =} > oes [oan Make this region ete c* * petiv. tem F senntin b L ‘ a > ) go rkas ie t2 t the wonders and beauties ; : £7 088.2 The Git a a =o | . : WITH CAESAR’ S LEGIONS — Ps ‘te suther ure | EF Te ag ee ahs osinmmsioeg | THE ADVENTURES OF TWO BOMAW YOUTHS IN THE —_ > the tm “The Inqucis Scoet.” w DD. of mm start : enrolled wt 7 ee ee ae ee ate C “t 2 —_ | Tange. (Lothrop. Lee & Shepard) * as. ion an posal Rennes ) Tie is Gaiber - 7 vi = sim a ie ae me presented as 8 fascinating | gies for >bors. It relates the adrer- 4 : | 3 . —_ wh: Rag oe hme ~ | Gores of tro bors among Indians o/ Ce ae eee : _s or Vw fLethreop. Lee & Shepard.) In this Txeu™ nierTmationa. issues 2 gris from _FOUR COUSINS. . =.3 Se “regan sf Zz Br Temple Bailer siadieen THE CLEAN BOOK Edith Wharton Ov 4: 4 Bockstores $2 98 = | —— , THE PENN PUBLISHING CO BOOK one is proud t because i . a : _WHISTLING ROCK one tS prouc to £1 > miegeipha - _ustrsted t: Celersn 97.50 work ot on ec ot th e * Of ri ‘ =. “4 : + io — a a seul i a a " ‘ - Was $s * Ms Os an 3 as an as are eow 4 . > ; mae : emember she bad rd TDeddr cs “ut Whistling Rock Isles 5 2 has the satisfaction of & owing that it will be a welcor si - “be measles when cher roo ar ‘acts | . ns uni : : set ; > addition to the library of every home it enters—thax - The Gi R L from Rmcteten he j : + > mg sienificar wim 2 ert ane $ will be a gift of lasting signifi cance. Here is power. HOLLY WOOD THE ADVENTURES OF THE INK SPOTS 7 —s ¢ . - n> — — =r a7 s TER % ef t : POSH a im ac hanclir cling Va ceer hurnan enmo- | , piece it BE osm Per anc-Ink Parlgs iz Bed and /_ “Ber : 2 tion and a story c ing beauty. Siack for Every Page €150 =r : s . r Sere 3 che toast, Sowient, mest witmsiesl and mest entertain. = ; 2 7 —aere ‘xg book for irtle childrem that cum be Smagized—ene ef the kin 3 = | : thet ail agen delight in gutting beid of Gah beten, Ge to > For Sale Wherever Books Are Seld _) 2 $2.00 at al! bookstores : , . > » * ‘
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SaTURD DECEMBER ge "RT, AT TI es ER 8, 1988. B The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily “a New Novels and Other — Travel Book for Missourians, Showing Them the Interesting Things to Be Seen . : — = . 2-9 —— oy — = y ¢ To we . . 5 os ae *De “The ae ALTE si1ON are w ritter n _ . 99 n@e dramat in th “Bs the rosithne authore ’ - ch tT *Open All Night, Rie ee eer Stories ! i ifgd advent re nN : i Meu . roman . i book 3 ; , " ¢ hia K je la? dsomel, us rated iT Cr Org ("hh co? nae rity pees b and eli JOY or HOME AND ¢ OOM NITY f. . flee 3 he oe gevoured writer uses some- : French sang Uke magic in his sketches. Tri he shirks noth! ng. TY ot ev en the imiest details. There are vei} - ¢ passages. where the author —- to be am used. le marvelous gift of descr! pt depth of understand: ing and contin- lay of irony enrich his pages. pour p The five different “nN } ‘ght « have gaircslona, Constantinople, Rome. Paris and Vienna as their setting: But in some stories the action ®x- tends over several daye and ‘to gill other cities—-such as the swift pee of Budapest with which the book closes. In each sketch the method is much the same; guthor, writing in the first Saat en his travels encounters a wo.nan om fascinates him. Their ad- ventures, or the woman's recital «f ber own adventures, ia While a1! ef no better morals than they ghould be, it is the unfolding of war-battered humanity which makes the deepest impression. War, not always mamed or visible to be gure, looms up in the backgrownd of causes. Who can forget the picture of aristocrats, now verminous Con- tinople. or the Russian Count- es waiting on table a cafe there? Or the description of the Orient Express. Barcelona, ‘‘a dty of wealth and vice preverving th it of the sift:on « Soy a een nens, with conven‘s and banks, its patchwork hou with their strong-room doors and thelr cellars protected or? Perhaps the most abnorma! al] the women is she whom the au- ther depicts in Rome. Youth's re- telion against the convention-, which was an aftermath of war. | Peaches its uttermost limits in such ® mad creature. whose oniy thought is ratification wenees. Maybe the ending of thi ®tory is symbolic in tw no SDi r 7 , 7 S| Inau!- EC} of electric . : " 2 its fortified 1Se#s . Dv KEING THE MIDDLE WEST,” by John T. Faris. (Lippincott). OR Americans who have F “passed up’ the Middle West to travel in foreign lands, or in other parts of their own coun- try, there are surprises waiting in the Btates of Missour!, Illinois. Io- wa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Mich!- gan, Indiana, Ohio. North Dakota, Bouth Dakota. Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma. So bélieves Mr. fee in one of the most readable travel books which has been pub- Wshed in recent years. The beauties of nature and the associations combine to make this region one of the most femarkable in the United States, -Mys the author. and he calls at- tention to the fact that the Indians, With a whole continent at their dis- Desal, loved it we!l. Thus, of the 2 make the | the characters are | individual, and genera'ly bars remark to the flagwaving rnrmes- of | of the. ee Paria, and he makes the statement ee 34 present-day States whose terri-| ‘ory was most thickly settled by the redskins, eight belong to the West group. For persons thrilled by the sight @ spots famous in song and story are, of course, no medieval elds,, no mouldering castles “Ror ancient cathedrals, but there is ‘mek it. The traveler across Ill!- Rois, for example, passes through “8 country across which the early — tollsome way *>hecan see Starved m= stronghold of La Balle and in days before William Penn M8, too, the localities where Abra- Lincoln had his first military experience when, as Captain of an | company, he took part in the campaign against Black Hawk. g with a voyage on the B Greet Lakes Mr. Faris takes the ge ©n a journey to all the prin- "ial. points of interest, and they ™M@any, in the Middle West. It Wally remarkabie, the amount tion which he has into an octavo volume of > thickness. Throughout, | he-writes in a fluent, easy manner. y facts are enlivened “ith glimpses of history and with The pages about Mis- - tour! and 8. Louis are satisfying. Gescribing the mining indus- Of the Ozarks, he says: the Ozark country, famous 9 it is for its lead and iron and to be even better for es its remerkably Summit levels; its curious ik holes, due to collapsing cavern im the limestone country of @ast; its caves further south West, where onyx deposits are ; its disappearing streams. Gown in Ozark and Counties, some of in the world; its un- a-plenty for those who will | usual water power walled streams “The beautiful on rapid, rock- Ozarks are the by Paul Morand, a Power- fully Told Story With an International : Flavor—‘Seeing the Middle West,” a Good most céntrally located highlands in the United States. They cover a region larger than England in five States— Missouri, Arkansas, homa, Kansas and Ij linois—though the greater portion is in Missouri.” The book contains almost 100 doubletone illustrations. “THE EPIC OF GOLF,” by Clinton Okla- Scollard. (Houghton-Mifflin | Co.) | — poem in the quatrains which Fitzgerald used for his translations of Omar Khayvam is apt to look like a parody of that work. Mr. Scollard evidently ha4 no such intention in view, for he lugs in none of the wel Berea tte — phrases and his theme is ent golf. An occasional quaint turn speech only heightens the richly humorou versified account “duffer’’ would a golfer end who falls completely under the spell of the game, altho ugh we are led to believe that he ever will any ies. This very en- ning book is illustrateq by As a poet, Mr. Sco!- known to readers of years. } Vv *+ vU — © “s who not win troph sTOSt. Tr) 2 > Trans = ee “4 BOOK OF CANADIAN PROSE plexity in a dif it may Phil truths ishing as turn out to be one of the 1] to get used to ferert war. Aston- hi geem, is ma’ which we ehall have y and by. “HISTORY OF ART,” Faure, Vol. III, Art. (Harper.) T HE } Civiliza a record querors material side has chase for bread and The Spiritual and cultural side of man not revealed this record. The sword and shield re- veal the provider, but the palette and chisel reveal that side of man by Eli E. e istoryv of is usually and con- tion on its followed the butter. man of wars ; ‘ 1S in Renaissance | 'conclu ‘the th lrnade over oe t- . iat { ) 4 r not They Seg Eee ons i iral-error superstitious re crazy, perverse simply did data, and misunderstan Seis by lo our know. } ie(r inevitable were led the. ots ae ©: Lay) ‘etic geecler Cm prin * 44a - ‘ce as is on lV itive develop- f men as our art a theirs. Moreover, methods e even of his remedies The fora. ment from he man and som Survive and are in book has a word by Prof. University some of the medicine use today. commendatory A. G@. Keller of Ya'e which distinguishes him from the! «>THE STORY OF A BAD BOY.” other creatures of earth. by Thomas Bailey Aldrich ihis volume on Renaissance Art (Houghton-Mifflin. ) traces that development from the HIS edition of a classic of early Florentines, the Roman 7 American boy life is In the se- school, ag om to the west and = ries. “The ‘Riverside Book north. he Franco-Flemish group shelf.’ It is illustrated by Harold ried on froma different environ- ment and point of view from the Latin school The forces of racial character 'and individual temperament are intimately revealed in the images _left by the great creators of these AND VERSE,”’ compiled and ed- , ited by Edmund Kemper Broad- us and Eleanor Hammond Broadus. (The Macmillan Com- pany of Canada Ltd.) HE reader does not have to be T a Canadian in order to enfoy the riches gathered in this volume. one of The obfect of the editors whom is professor of En- glish in the University of Alberta, has been two-fold: to assemble a representative collection of Cana- Gian poetry and prose, and to create a picture of Canadian life, past and present. With a discrimination n wavs rnanifest in anthologies, - s editors held that the Canadian la- bel alone was not enough to jus- tify inclusion—there muat be lit- erary merit or historic interest. as well. Thus. Canada has an abun- dance of patriotic verse, but ir much of it there ig to be found more patriotism than poetr: The editors are too porite to extend this But 44 *-* other countries. necessary. ters of wasn't great i treated '{s characteristic inex*® § | eration, _ foodness and various groups and periods of hnis- tory. To know mankind only by his struggle for existence is to oniy half know him Elie Faure has ably revealed the other half. “SEVEN AGES.” By “A Gentleman With a Duster.’ (Putnam.) HE ay “The Mirrors of Downing Street’ ar of “The Glass of Fashion” has in this book ‘urned away from judgments on contemporaries to the great of an- iguity. Though-he writes geniaily iis purpose igsionary. He ecle the preciougeness and preca:i- ureness of civilization and notes it its direction is in the hands of who neither .see clearly nor k deeply. So here he calls at ention to the roots of our thinkir and to those ideas and ideals with- ou. which we cannot be either or secure. The personalities are Socrates, ristotle, Augustine, Erasmus, Crom- well and Wesley. Some of hi peralleis are thought-provoking Tr.e spirit of Socrates, he declares of Anglo-Saxon When we think of Soc- of the highest type of Englishman, of nis good sense and toleration, his dislike of exag- his playfulness, serenity his unconquerable his courtesy. Greex ithor of 4 ia vw, ; sa 4 . Jesus, ic a personalit rates, we thi rT im 3 fé-. 7 and fortitude, he was, of Soc- Thomas nran and Doctor h : ‘¢ 36 spirit Cir 4-0 though TY eets “= * ~ 4 raves =, eee ava Vj oi Taher con ‘8 -_ . c* naucer, Du ‘ ‘is tempted to quote Siriking state- here for bi: undamen ta! England was and “The ie the char- °y" 1. rp ‘fa ~ 1 i21@ ' we? from the scores of “rer There {s room Ls rich rrore The f gr Aid +, ; him at matter. 5@ €¢ — & + on nor oue generation and to have been sudged by another. But not this who had out- lived the day of the Southern gen- , tieman. And James Lane Allen, telling cheut the man with the alabas*er tax. ‘who dared practice with his “elow men the whole of the virtue that was in him,” has told much in is fashion i{s. “MY MUSICAL LIFE,” by Walter Damrosch. (Scribners.) ‘W HENEVER I read good autobiography I find it go pleasant and profitable that I always intend to read more. Many of us fee) this ll who read ply and charmingly written The musical life cf way, and they surely wi this sim life story America has developed within the lifetime of many wno are not yet ‘old. The eymphonies, the oratories, we cannot fully in- | the public tnterest {n good musio— all are of yesterday. The story of this. development is here told by one of t leaders have accomplished most One feels too as he reade, that is in pany not ly of a great musician, but also of a noble, lovable man Those of us who whose itive, and who therefore hardly trus* he men who es * hy ne LHe come- nT our own judgments, wlll read with | the greatest interest Mr. Dam- rosch's accounts of his experienoes with the greatest artists of the last $30 vears and his estimates of their musical abt! personal qua! tties. On the whole, it book as entertaining as instructive anc instructive as entertaining ities and - ‘ec se “ w AS “THE MEDICINE MAN,” by Lee, | there is a tendency to let drift into ‘the dreariest routine. | py the “Tt is by making the most of ef the trivial jokes and joys,” she. Moody. (Macmillan.) SOCIOLOGICAL study, tech- A nical, scientific, but amaa- ingly interesting. The idea of the primitive medicine man is) revolting, but we here learn that he was the complex generalized type out of which have evolved sev- eral of our most useful and hon- ored professions. ginnings of what now prize re They may have mere- | have been childish, laughable, gro- tesque, xeyolling ox downright bor- dread,” 44468 | His reward was in| love music but: rnusical education is defeo- | Though the be-' Brett {n a series of elght paintings and is a beau- tiful pr bookmaker art ra a cover picture, and of the “ ‘ate “ Pe ee one . » “WINGED SEEDS.’ by Oppenheim. (Macmilian.) T HERE were a city doctor an4d his wife and one night they went to dine with friends and after dining they looked through a eh eaf of kodak pictures of Lake Champlain in Vermont. So the Sector and his wife decided that Lake Champlain in Vermont was the place for their vacation. They ‘finished by taking an option on a piece of land and that was the be ginning of their country home, ¢ successful agricultural enterprise and the enrichment .f a commun- itv by the contribution to it of two useful lives There was primitive farming at first and afterwards ‘arming wi ithe aid of manv inventions and finalliv “Wings full grown on the seeds of dreams.’ Not t mereip tha farm and farming but the Green * , * a |'Mountain State on the shores of | Lake Champlain with knowledge and sympathy are ir.terpreted - — ro “TIMBER WOLF.” by Jackson Gregory. (Seribner.) y OU get the idea, when you read ‘“‘Timber Wolf.” that it was the idea of Jackson Gre- gory, who wrote it, that there is only one kind of he-man, the ridin’, shootin’ cussin’, fightin’ kind whose oniy civilized virtue is that he keeps his word. That's the sort = he-man he makes of Bruce Standing. the “Timber Wolf’ of his story. Bruce Standing ‘ust about ran things in hie section of the South- western gold country. He had plenty of opposition. which was a good thing for novel-making pur- poses, because it meant lots of urbances of romething came enooting and other dist the peace. Babe Dever'! of a he-man himself when it and fightin,” was op- posed to hi with a wold mine and a girl as the stakes. Eomethine happening every minute, usually a to shootin row) 4a 44444 Nothing of the kind ened or ever coull happen, cept in melodrama and the movies bu hat keep it ing exciting This Jackson Gre- gory is a good tale-telier. It takes @ good tale-teller to ho'd you to the end of an i{mposaitle story ever hap- ex - > I doesn't from be- ‘about an impossible he-man and make you feel a little eurry that there has to be an end “THE MIDDLE PASSAGE.” br Daniel Chase. (Macmillan. ) _. 2 middie passage which mariners take and the: say it's a hell of uncertainty, of blind haste, of suffering and of |Geath in etrange forms. And there's a middle passage in life, between youth with its shores of romance, and the long run home, and you're broken or made in the middle passage, “this feverish in- terlude between the outward pas- sage of vouth and the homeward passage of nage Danie] Chase has made the mid- die passage the subfect of his story of a New England seaport and voyage of the Juno, and has ur Gertaken to make i{t a symbo! the inner passage of life. He sets itin the day of clipper ships and the China trade. There are heart affairs and complications and cross purposes at port and human treach- ery to add to the sea’s perils on the vorvage of the J Skipper Chase handles hig Juno more sat isfactorily than his love affairs on land. And the parallelism with life's middle passage is not as con- vincing as it might be “THE CHILD AT HOME,” Cynthia Asquith. (Scribner.) YNTHIA ASQUITH ts really Lady Cynthia, wife of a son of former Premier Asquith and a Adaughter of Lord Wemyss. She might of that, of course, ané know precious Iitt! » Seas she hae helpfu! ith the L ’ i > - , uno - « €. he er e about the child at h but, maybe in spite ef a thet which will be who have to deal in the hom It's a greet a hoor parents the child written ? .O w nkse Lady lark, thi Crnthia, bringing up the child in the home, tf you look at ft right That is, make a lark of {ft and it will be better for the child that is brought up and the parente who bring it up No end of fun is to he got out of the quite commo! mniace incidente in the lIives 0 mother and child The fun is to be extracted by the dramatization of the day by day incidents which says, “as well as of the trials and troubles of childhood, in order to cultivate courage, love end fun. that you will, day by day, be forg- ing the best armor and weapons for rour children's encounter with those lings and errows of out |rageous fortune’ you 80 decoy Bertha | ~ 7 LICENSES OF ~TNOURANCE FIRMS TO BE RENEWED Missouri Superintendent Rescinds Notices Previ- ously Sent to About 25 Massachusetts Companies By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. Cra st, insurance embroglio Hvde State Superintendent of Insurance + ‘ ™ .. : 4 _- this week sent letters +o 25 Massa- chusetts life, fire and casualtv in- anies doing business his ‘ — previous inctior which compelled Hyde to nake the entotnder was stated today at and apparently ends 1ove to prevent ft} panies uing retrace ‘+ o COTY aa an cnr: * r — mt business in the iuncection has Ff for Marc} } 199 ir attr . . - > - * eis waa” 1% de wil] he renew 4 re. lfred licenses of the in,es Stated Lime gt} With Hyde vr to Massach they expire was Panies at that continuing to comply rance laws attending a Surf G trea m > usetts com- v; ¢ Wi ie ler i* * The en i | i are +h q+ ‘ 18 S.a ‘ 4 »- .8 iT ~vew 7 ¢ York rance states. ‘ ° —— Lee Cc j Su )e,r inten- dents gReveral Details of Controversy. Hrd Nov. 2 last, notified the r ) Massachusetts companies tart e*ic fe on " he would refuse to renew their 1923 licenses, at expiration unless T- . , Massachusetts insurance ment recedad from a rulin ating a Missour! ance exc} the depart- prohib- reciprocal insur- lange from operating sachusetts. On Nov. 7 a notice was sent to the severa! hundred agents of the companies in Missouri. This action was taken by Hyde under a Missouri! statute known as the “retallatory law” authoring the Insurance Department to I!n- ite reprisais, if necessary, are in **e Aaaaea & c- i @ric th nh ta'r g* fair treatm of Missour! in- Uranc o rrr, has heen otner states fhe Massa- 28 last (trey) it a4 ~\Ae & panies bv related lusetts compantes on Nov Be! here. c \mtair ral te 4. OO.LaiInNnea ase, r nection in requiring Hyde to va- The order, issued Judge Harris of Fulton, that Hyde rescind the Court cate his action. by Circuft stipulated notice Letter Send to Agents. two-paragraph form Hivde's signature to all the companies and their agents fo! lows: “T hereby revoke and recall notice dated Nov 1923, to ineurance company and The over letter cant the the the ¢) = notice to you (agent) dated Nov " 1928. in which I notified com- pany and yourself that your au- thority to transact business in the State of Missouri! would not be re- newed after the expiration of the 1923 license tssued to said compa- S “You are hereby notified that vou shall disregard said notices of Nov. 2 and 1923 The 19238 licenses of the Massa- chusetts fire and casualty compa- nies expire on Feb. 1824, and the licenses of the life insurance com- panies expire March 1, 1924. The injunction obtained by the Massachuetts compenies eagainst Hvde was the fourth fesued against him since early {n 1922, and all of them are pending in the courts, to- recentiy is- to ehow cause be held in con- ten of oourt, for ordering a re- Auction in certain {insurance rates, while an infunction against a pre- vious like attempt still was pend- ing. ae gether with a citation sued against why he sho livde . 114 not ipt Efforte to Reduce Rates. In January, 1922, Hyde ordered a 15 per cent reduction in the rates of approximately 150 fire, light- ning, hail and wind insurance com- panies operating in the State. He later modified this to 10 per cen’, but it was tied up by an injunctior Testimony in the case was taken last WOeE in maneae City before a the Cireult Court pall Last July Hyde ordered 1 15 per cent reduction for the 169 com- panies but this was also tied up by fr function hefore was 7 ¢ in , effact On Nov. 8; last. Hyde again or dered the 15 per cent reductior effective Deo. 15 The companies obtained an injunction on Nov. °7, restraining this cut from be- ing put into effect end also ap- plied for a contempt citation against Hyde for or Gert ng the re- while the {niunction issu ed wae pending vw ae duction ‘ "4 , ** om nn The Massachusetts c panies had obtained their injunction Xo *s Two of the Injunctions agains che attempted rAte reductions and the contempt citation are set fo: hearing in Circuit Court here Dec. 15 Gas Explosion Fatal to Three, the Associated Press. TONKAWA, Ok., Dec. 8-—The Lu ‘the Cragin mber Company here was increaseé to three with the death of George Wells, manager of the company, and the discovery of the body of an unidentified man under @ pile of lumber. Tom Sia- thier, a workman at the lumber vard, was killed and Roy Hinkel, | pookkeeper, is not expected te Live, - Seid ial anes aa cea aA Committee Recommends Salary Schedule for Star a! d the Times Combined by bet tely 40,000. PAY OF COUNTRY TEACHERS GOING DOWN AGAIN WHILE ”.""“*: COST OF LIVING IS HIGHER ©: ° Missouri to State Association C Another Attempt at County Unit Favored. realiz this fact. sucgest-« ea ¢ SOU ’ ers was f jernaeq i; Tne kene « ¢ ( eo a f thea 2? 1a) eo @ he Af state ‘ F . \s f a ani f ‘ Pe Salaries e lenure O Sreakers P I uy c see 4 m= ere f e i VWWia es) gre i ‘ a {) Tones I ee of re “Na > 1} aTiOT A years of 0 10 teachers of ence. om 8 teachers’ am {two Hryt committee reported that ies were decreasing reached a year certain excep- pointed out that the cos* higher this year tenure of office ittee held thing in wf ce leg, oné reason hat teac hers change ter salarie Chancellor Hadley's Address. Hadley in his a * £2 ar axim azo, from im or vt i+ h tions lis = } si 4 I , ; las of as been As ? *, a 9 Y) i id {nr . I 2 teachers comm there vw sour he! ing Pf get ! apr? lO (A he «cf outside 1 bet Chancellor ad- Gress than for their welcome that he considered and d4eclared is new post In no way ! {in opportunities to his former positions General and Governor of statistics the Miseouri acy of our children show we have a very substantia! and a very important work to do, vet 1 believe it can be fairly that Missour! oppor- tunities for higher’ education than ! St of the Mississippl, 1 better than any other State a of whose territory is south and Dixon's he de- ‘Missouri! of ¥ af nferior showing the liter- school age in a > 3-08 oo 0 offers better Vv ate west > line,”’ is the on State west Mississippi and south and Dixon's line) that has a State university of high rank and a great urban university | of equal standard and efficiency. | With this unusual] equipment it is not necessary forany young man or woman in this State to go else- an education and ne State can he great that can- ly the of Mason where for truly not claim this distinction Chancelle r Hadley devoted his maddress to af enumeration of Washington University’s scholastic equipment and prominent alumni. Some Resolutions Adopted. Some of the resolutions adopted by the Assembly of Delegates of the association and read at today’s session were Approving the work of the Constitutional Convention, and indorsing especially tie proposed twelfth and fifteenth constition- al amendments affecting Mis- sourt schools Recommending another at- tempt to obtain the county unit system for control of educational matters through legislation. Favoring enactment of legisia- fion to reform the manner of is- suing teachers’ certificates. Recommending that school superintendents an4 hoards of efucation authorize teachers to elect representatives rm ‘ficia and diecuss mutual! probdietns Enemies of Democracy. Mises of sinister influences that some- times try to contro! education. She U s@ der therm ‘7 eet "itt the o x bf ~ a/ ones, said, in part: “With 6,000,000 illiterates. na- (ve born: with vast mordes of peo- ple arriving annually from ur \dem- ocratic lands, where democracy too often translated as jicense’ w ith a population where the best rth. gens consider politics a volution-— how will the voters cf tomorrow operate a governinent ‘by the peo- ple” “an education is not an apnstract question Jt fe not a matter of hocks an4 curricvlunis and ecnoo! nul Aines These ara rea y the tonoig, the instruments to work With Education must be .nterpreted in he * « * the tenrner Ag the ree ‘ eed REO Her * , ~ eng SE, ee ™% 4 rT = ee . 3 oS & i a sy ae
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pia ATURDAY, | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star an d the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Y or ~~ | “ae eo and Bd gognanty Webster Groves. Mo. ATHS . : a : VERDICT WI | HHELD AS PS oageras 2A yoch. 4 oe ares joes at | SWEENEY Hie | }. an Gaders. 26. ». Thursday Lec, 6. J, at = «NOD > mid Ove | If Y . a n L102A Morrison. (55 p. m. Michael A. Grace. beloved | c 12s OC Se wife of Jobn 4 os “Hat 1g. 6969 a | husband of Mary Grace (nee Baker), dear |S ney (nee Hart) , p! -~ . 10% Fa ther of Leo, Damian. Edward Adeline Sweeney and dea mother Oo: | . id 4 (aplan. 6146A "etiae. 0 ac our Harry al! a John ‘ween ey Jr.. dear daug’- | } lw a7 Mullearte 228% Taviee. | t. Agnes - or Bernard Grace. on iter of Mrs. Annie Hart, dear sister of : | | ss : fa) © e a. 4 rr) Tt} ; * | ; =. af Ciark, Ss oy ames Cheret : , Aa TS St. | boulevard, to St. Theresale Church. In- 7 Sag & it. iry's Cen a. (eT) |tarment in Calvary Cemetery. (e7) Mary's Cemetery. Bridgaton Me T. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ Exc : : aan sail ‘fia . CHANGE . . ' ele aa (i I ‘ : Peco wink is the oftle 9 | f , ‘oonley, 2: ; rird. bos tS te Te tered into reat Dec Ss | THOMPSON— Entered into re on Thups- Ean BE, low — a . Autopsy Indicated Pneumonia nd P. Brown, 1718 Gravois ‘ 1923 ce Vernon meaner. —— day, Dec. 6. 1 ne. oe = Vo a nN Ay ot market - F ’ . ane “havi 1622 Biddle. auzhter = ‘Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Hans |tee Thompson. belo. wife o es fon Kansas City in, | as Cause, but Other Evi- ". and | Berger Mo /com. dear sister cf Grace. Augusta &ne | Thom; aoa. and dear mother of Mattie, ba | aN ca es and M ‘Pope, Wellston. Mo ,Our dear niece and granddaughter. [n trude “Ruth, Oran and Gordon et High Low. Close. dence Points to Suicide. Fagin a s0A_ Ariington. thirteenth vear. | Funeral from family residence, DECEMBER WHEAT ] L.. Estevries 731A Walton. Funeral Monday. Dec 10. from rea!l- | Case avenue. on Sunday. Dec. 8, at Costeliano, 11 1117 N. Sixteenth, dence. 901 Walton at 2:30 p m 1 i'm. to Velhalia Cemerery. Dee alt I L. 198 4)'b lon! - ig = of Oe No. =. "9. At so ‘ eee: . alain HFIDSIECK—E ntered into rest on Friday. | & Member of Oriental Chapter, Boa? boat gM 3 Bie | . The Coroner’s inquest into—the| & $3" 5 femoler. 4328 ¢ — steers i; 1923, at 10 15 p. m.. Christiana |E. S Rips ; —- rie 72 +e a r Irvin +e it eidsiec (nee Metza@er) a ar monet | . = , . 1 oR 4 _..,MAY WHEAT, ~>——“—aa i death of Miss Lola Quick, 34 years| 7 JOY no > Como a Aueista and Henry Heida‘: ck. Mre. T. m | © — ae — me wh. ne I Aas ] | ee > Ea a o% . an = ; : : MeCcy (nee Heidaieck) and our dear grand | ¢ inte etme : _ ° "109 1 “108% 109% 19ee Pe ii eal ms ston S8 old, a registered nurse of Chicago, | 4 4. Presior °4 High Gey Ae oe el wife ut Robert. Wethel Gear seethae . a4 " , :7 a> n @ oa . rinetor . Viet ' urer: on Monds ,. len. () at 3 DP. m , stteeee oe o _ ‘a yf LY Wie A’] ; “ re ax was held open today because of ,G. FE nd M. Brown. 4327 int from Ziegenhein Bros: chapel 2623 Chero- | a... wn AO of eg lL. 106%, Rates Be = ee . ates , Yew conflicting testimony as to the! ¢€ ¢, 39: i De! mar. rea Eady Sete FO s " ~~ ® ~ t! =. simmerman, and and 5% ~ airy Or ae ~ Mm NNO ae. SIO lit : ngto HENRY—Entered into rest on Friday. Dec. | dear grandmother. is 4 C “tose 101 % b yo - . re: ee a a ~steng cause of death. E ge pear | 2 2a " ie 8:30 a. ancis P. |} cousin, age 41 years. taint) e ere S . ; me. - tee RE a en +. wR Henry. beloved husband of ‘Mab le J. Hen- Remains wil! ile in state at a 1928 s “DEC EMBER CORN ~" 4 ' ae : . ts ae = Miss Quick died Thursday at city | ¥ iry (nee Knott). and dear father of Kath- | Mont omery as up to 0 on eid. wii Wola a . : ma “cose ~~ hee ux “oe, ’ : | eri @ , d n of Mre. Cath- | Gay, Dec. thence remo use ares: o31 a 9 30° ~ . ‘ 2 ‘ = et pr ~ Pe % ht - ety S Spry hospital after she was found un- y | rine Soeet and Seana’ ed the late | ner chapel 2273 St. Louls avenue. Fun- C.69 % B9ta-%% 605 4b c i eT ene el _ ee as * ~ Es eile ote en conscious in a room at Hotel Stat- | kB Charlies Henry, dear broth . of Charies. toe Dh arn day at 2 ip. m. to vrteses 9 — _-———t ete i me gti ae er y RR. ¢ " C, S Josenh, William weenvev. Mrs. | er ae MAY « CORN, ~*~ . + a ~ tne .¥ ler Wednesday, and her death was h nd . i400 Glasgow 7%. Moran. Mrs. F. J. Sandt and our cear | WHITCOMB—Entered into rest, Thureday,. L.78 - %& a a . eRe ee eg 43 at first believed to have been caused +, anc Reiter, ecxs Hottman, brother-in-law and ynete, ee Dee. 6. 1923 et 22 2 715 p. m, —— le > , : . , , 1veral on onday. Dec ce Dit oy teom oved aa ° by an overdose of a drug. How-|, 235A 3 ‘Na! im. ma. from residence of his mother. Mrs. | Whitcomb ‘ines Schiereth) and our dear ever, an autopsy performed yester- |. n i St ~OV% 8 ; herine Henry. 1622 North gone brother-in-law and uncle. tn his twenty- we ’ ‘ ad nis, reet, St Mich e Churec) terment ixth year. re a ~ * Oy ga Warn | day by Dr. Alfred J. Griot showed'| nd tt “Guler, S858 ‘thom i siren fo, St Michael Churn, wr lacdl| a9 5 Uee Waleed ee wile et O° 7a $ . ms _ ; gen BRS eet } , t ee a. Ramoach, v4.9 Mailuly, mambher of Awning Workers’ Union. Loca! 2217 8. Grand boulevar u te, ite y 5 bad 7H E ie Y | ; E | . | AU a eres into ly eudden W ss AL JAMS —Entered into rest Friday. ——— 4 Pas a + r. Jonn ogan, physician at . C, and R. Forister, 6974 Winona ay. | ly at his home in Collinsville il. ont ae Beno hb. re yaen: 3a : T1 d ! D ® 19°23. Frederick |}of Harry C. and Elzada Williams, brow Hotel Statler testified he ad- , ana ‘Tennolder. 4174 Walsh. | Huffendick. aged. 56 years. deariy bere ed 2 “days anid Finnell, aged 1 year 7 months . ” 8 : Tits 7 ‘husband of Marte Huffendick (nee Rog ~ day gon case and found ona dresser|¢ £ and k Memeo An™Hy. — [Bttnaee Staracre and gromer of Nevte| «Sumer SuntghaD aatget 890 PM : 8 : a th. uffendick and Marv Duval! rom residence ‘ ‘ ; fos | : a box of papsules the nature of} W. a. C Ps . ib nage oe the Presbyterian Chur’. | WILLIS. —Fitered into reset on aay. Ss. Eo Seen : Ee +* 2 unday, Dec. 9, m.. fo the La Dec ; + 44% 43 iy -44 44% 44a ~ } § a ; eee 7% i which he did not know. Joseph View Cemetery, Collinsville, I. Willis (nee Orff), ; . ss 3 / é Ok ep oa we , BURIAL PERMITS. residence, 3800 Delmar avenue. Mary : 3 retn : - 14% 74% . RBS \ te FF ee a { , Mi Nell! ick 6018 9, 6305 Ridge. runway m_ Arthy ir J. Donnellv’s par- fey. valha BRS OS ee”, 4 fe” g es } Maple avenue, a deputy sheriff in| ft. }. Kimball. 84. Kirkwood, Mo. Nec. Cs nn “St Francis Xavier's! > seem UENN Rae aatee it ian (LOUIS MERCHANTS 4 : i. on : Ya }y) ) te Fami! Edelmann, 25, 3420 Winnebago. ‘hurch at @ o'clock. Interment {n Calvary IN MEMORIAM §.—Wheat closed } EXCHANGE, F .% : Judge Calvin Miller's court, and 2. Ruhile, 36 2343 Hebert Cemetery. Funeral private i eee to lower on the locale, seen une f : be ‘ one addressed to “Whom it may KE 4 ‘ os Vind y $e/°3 yw Meramec. KLING—Entered into rest at 15 Aa. m™m., In ‘aw eat m emory of ‘dear Uttle tle Phelma " 0 ey in par soft Ail ‘ i sy, coneern” which atated that she Rel sae 453 902 1 8 5 Dec. 8&8, 1923, Barbara Kili ed ‘nee Ko- Dee Kreher, who died Dec. 7, 1919, age demand for selection ne, ‘ba ne : s : was “going to end it all.” he . ep der, 7B. 4585 Cote Sena bene. ot Mrs. “hana Bath, Morus ——e I could. not miss you more, [t seems, Pt. Bo lower chiara nh at ae tein @ere turned over to the 7 ae i ee ogg Charles Klin Jr. at the age of 72 vears/| It, Phangan tha 14 do of say. 20 7 : ' - Se an ee or months ays, : there wae fase ‘Geman at phe dee sister and the capsules, policemen eed orem, we ¢ 1 or Funeral esday. Deo. 11, 1923. at 1 oe to 40: lower, Omand © said, were left with a physician at J wephine Hatton, 58, 1515 Cass, : nt 2 Sem. sian | nee. Kirkwood, vr ces were fractionally lower § f perthe Schvner, 50, 5307 _ Arlingtes, ¢ trading following the opening’ tiie” | City Hospital. Beck, 77, 1840 N. 18th. KNIEST—Hntered tnto rest on Friday, t and corn participating in thee ' Deputy Coroner Fath withheld a/|/: ©: , 53, 3237 Gever. Deo. 7, 1923, at 7:30 p. m., at his resi- CEMETERIES trend. uverneet w 6 down. ' . puty Naot ©. Bryan. 88, wenn peneee. t ie, Frank V pet to 4d lower. heat closed ug. 5 “*, verdict until the capsules could be L sh. 2: 2645 B dence. 419%A Latayette of Henristta Ward (e) , OUR OW} wheat $1 opened at at 81, git to sp tt found and their nature established. Philippine ‘Young, 61, ong father of Francie Werd and SUNSET BUR P corn 75%c ana iy vane Miss Nellie Quick said her sister| Hanna Doerste Potent taae Wines? eae eur Geap weether Gravots ra. Nonseptariag. Bt ae 3 he) three -orthwestern rn 70 h » t ki P t t 1] - ae Stender, ‘a7. and brother-in-law care. Grand TOBE Riversi . feS) |. and 2067 cars of wheats 3 ad been taking an opiate to @llay) Bell Cathreil. 59. 3008 Finney. Funeral will take place from the Mullen 2720 C week exo, : pain resulting from a recent opera-| lucy Evans, 54, 3847 Windsor. chapel, 5165 Delmar boulevard. Due no- CEMETERY LOTS polia -%. 4 ~ ‘ [.. Mc arron, 14, 1: 306 Hic kory. | tice of t! me will be given. Deceased was th mvt ew Ww in ee whe tion. She had been in St. Louts Elvie Alkins, 25. 31°7 Lambédin. wer { 8 Louis cal wheat recelp a oe y ld ib] b f , k a left T lav re-| Mary Biack,. 42, 610 Montrose. E member of American Legion. St. (e) TERY LOT—Wiill eell 1. *. trade Geuhele. came What could possibly suit a boy’s fancy or compel a boy’s enthusiasm to the same degree eix weeks and left Tuesday, Pre-| Mery ieee ee enaOn Page. Post. No. 4. “SMemortal Park | Cometer it wales — and 79.2 t thi f] t, h d t ]? sumably to return to Chicago, thé} Mary Bartell, Ohio. Cx— Raters into rest on Saturday,| % os Ss gee Forged _ “tha 1S ee an some coas i ¥ W agon Wil sister said. Mary E Jones, Ss Leonard. | 8, 19238, at 7 a. m., Emeline Lacy ' with “4. 36.500 nr ) L. Michelotts. 4 “i Ta pee Morris). “beloved wife of the iare Ww - y — . was 10 Ag y . . ga ap wt 6, Whatever a boy may NEED, there can be no doubt that he WANTS—always—the things WARRANT FOR MAN UNDER iaabeth Bromwich, Ti, 4017 N. Bread. | er-in-law, grandmother great-erandmother 10 bushels pared w a Ar D. "Weber. 41, Kirkwood, No Due notice of funeral from the Leidner ago an 48.000 last ye fin Pe that GO! The things that respond to his urge for action—the speedier the better! WHOSE HANDS PATIENT DIED | Yanzce'ssrsters S8c34°8._vevier chapel, 2225 St. Louis avenue. later. (c) | nd 6 tnro. t naleha 1i carn local and Y thronyn Comme d h dul d LANDMEIER—Entored into rest. Friday, Peek ons tod te ‘H. @=©sC And so we suggest today to the — elder brother, sister or other adult relative, alrea y itil, Ko Suadiaahiny Mate ot _ Dee. 7, 1923, Reswle Lindsay Landmeter. Pet pupaioh Wont ag p being 934.00 's. 4 ‘ ea . mother of Margaret. Elizabeth. Marshall | lighter than a Week Amy em ® searching the lists for the ONE gift that will bring greatest happiness to Junior on Christmas Hartford, Conn., Against George DEATHS Bed Rapin MANE ec toon et Mrs set ean fs os rt a year ago. being 1 '& . e. are ndsay and our dear sister. rereipts were heavier han #| morning, that there need be no doubt about the manner of his reception of an Aero Flyer. a Saas ron, Lindsay and oe ietrom ihe, Kron | um. Adoption and Coming B and ater than @ year ; By the Associate ass, chapel. 2707 North Grand boulevard. (c) . 100 he . ii 66 : ‘ os teste Cad Gustin More than 4300 of these “Coaster Wagon Aristocrats” have been distributed FREE by a ee Oe Se Peut-Duspaich Want 44 Phone LASH—Hxtered into rest, Thursday, Deo. bench warrant for George M. Sut- othe af ten tote Oerue’ tae agg ™ iiehasaee Sans elt On Be the Post-Dispatch since September 2d. These three thousand are “sturdiness, b daily, in ee ale astro tn cena _ Chive er Conarat 600 |... | yikes at tee ini Oliver “Parry Lash. our] fun. #6¢; Discounts, per & a: Aacton= whe -every neighborhood section of St. Louis and environs, Aero Flyer sturdiness, be Sun. $8.0v. Extra lines, 360 ly, or grandmother and dear sister of Mrs. Ce Bee, ot oe td — eg auty and Union and under whose hands Al- . Card of Thanks, Memoriam ne | celia Wittmann and our dear aunt. | v w aa i J » : nda Funeral Sunday Dec. 9, at Dp. m., ) Tnixed gat ae ed. They meet every test imposed by boy owners. They inspire boys w ho have received bert C. Hoody, a war veteran, died Boos amy res tong : weg | ye PERSONAL MIXeG Corn, NOW |. ++ peepee MN) them to write us letters that praise unstintingly the prize we have chosen for boy subscrip- wails Doing Opersted on for a) 7 tks. 0 7:0) 6 ac Weer MR a een | PERSONAL. 950 reward for Ts se ation Yellow corn, new : oe yeeges 4 ltion-getters crushed finger, has been issued by | Oiiendorf) nnd dear father ef Otte, Iiwin | "Dec te 198. at Le perm Charles | the Liiflan Musto Co.'s Tohbery “tie # , Yellow yo rah eee ee eeses: | Judge Haines in Superior Court aa Loretto ob ~ oan o- dear ne Lenhardt, beloved “husband "ot _— — Florissant av. Olive 497 { JOT, i , ‘! brother-in-law, father-in-law, son-in-law | har nee Ja ear er © aries, | White ‘Corn nove a The Aero Flyer model offered by the Post-Dispatch has a retail value of ten dollars. lt —— on Monday.” Dee, 16a" s0 1. Bunneman, Penta Bs, FRATERNAt NOTIOES L hte ont eee eseveney isa worthy prize for spare time effort, and no normal boy could fail to be delighted with it as The basts of the charge against | 220! South Grand boulgvard, to Assump- | Philipp. our” father-in-law grandte: | oe J white oate 22.552 i 55 346@ of a Christmas gift. Sutcliffe is that on Aug. 22 last he |Comaerv Deceased, wae’ a member of |years ® months and ii days,” Tred 65 oe ete o° er a || gave to Hoody an overdose of an| third Order of St. Francis and Holy Name Funeral from residence. Dammert and h Fe ee 8 Cc} , ‘ ” white oats beeeetse CS anesthetic while attempting to am- ociety. (c7) Jeffords avenue — = Loule County, Mon - BLECH—Entered into rest Friday, Dec. | 4ar. Deo. 10, at 8 a. to St. Andrew's -AT TRADE MORE ACTIVE | putate a finger. Sutcliffe held a 1923, et 4 p. m., Hermann Blech, Church, thence to Mt, Olive Cemetery. (c7) BUT UNDERTONE HEAVY: ‘| beloved husband of Sinete Blech (nee al to the Post-Dispaton. to m diploma which he had obtained in tanh McBRATNEY—At her residence, 6625 erine Thon e), dear father of Mrs. Alma Haub, . You May Count Upon St. Louls, Mo., and it has been | Mrs. Anna Welse (nee Blech), Gustave and 193 are a Mrs gy 4 conduct the fun TICAGO, Deo. 8.—Trad f a little more active Yotay” but cs | P Hermann Blech, dear brother-in-law of A zit Pay’ 1) © charged that the diploma was bo- Mrs. Bertha Kirstein and our dear father- | ee Ey fig Th DE Emmet W "eal ber ‘ gus. He recently was a witness |i" law and grandfather, at the age of 60 and John 8. McBratney. at | the age of 7 ee a nt whl There was eno on of wheat o ] 4 nhission houses, Srwere, 1 agg by : years, 7 before the extraordinary grand Funeral on Monday, Dec. 10, at 2 p. oo mt tee sellers a little wary of orepstne “t xsi 18. The seliing was att nto a | ~- | Services at the Southern varlors, 6827 Tl jury which began an investigation m., from the residence, ‘4885 Hamburg ave- | Michigan avenue, on Sunday. Deo. 9, at LEGAL NO OE , nue, to St. Matthew's Cemetery. De- 2-30 nterme : into the existence in this State of | ceased was a member of Brewery Workers’ BSiOU 0. m. Intermnens Crmmpevite, Lil, (s NOTICH OF C pa. REDEMPTION ~ ~- fake diplomas sold {n Missour! Sick Benefit Society, No. 237. Anheuser- | OSSMAN—On Dec. 6, 1923, at Fairmount, orp oNDe aLissourl, Busch Employes’ Relief Association and; Minn., Vess L. Ossman, dear husband of | ST. iGuRET eA ey |'Workmens Sick and Death Benefit Fund. | Eunice Smith Ossman and dear father of (c7) |; Vess I. || BROCKMEIER—Asleep in Jesus, Wednes- | belle Ossman. and our dear father-in-law hee = ¥ Li °¢ ay, D f 1923. t 4:30 and grandfath elp the export ag : arrlage censes || Christian Brockmeier, dear father of * Jonn Funeral wen | ww ge & ange. . B80 RIGER . MP . COLDS nd “sad Bt 1 8 all | ten bs .C., Fred C. and Henry W. Brockmeler and Union boulevard, Sunday . § fs allah Siping es é By rth R d d || Aune ivete (nee Seeckwnaiesl, aae cae ee 0 Vee ee (c7) | doom. on Jan. 1. 1 = ~ ely ‘for. 008.0 the past wo , ] s cor e dear father-in-law, grandfather and great-| OWEN—On Wednesday, Dec, 5, 1923. a | utstandi “Cen Go ome ~ or Signa sales w om Ol 00, B ] P Bat cy ly ey i = 7. ~s his resttence, B277A Weterman, avenue, Its wMortaare ae Deed of 1ea arket close ner sunday, . . ° os a 4 us n 0 the the ain December Sos ace Mars | urial Permits ost mind | GARE Date 4 \ a | from the residence, South late Vir ‘ , Beloved father of ; Company as Trust 09. Jule street. to Trinity Lutheran Church, corner) Mamie I. and E, Kate Owen, brother-in- | the par value of oi ——— | rj Jr.. Raymond, Effie and Anna- Was @ little easier. The feat ; a a Eighth street and Lafayette avenue, thence | jaw of Miss Mamie Ingram of Pittspursg, a May ac Us “4 | MARRIA enonwict-—taterea veel La t the W hape], 3621 | cent th . : Ay at “no dif ; ei y 0) —Er t . Services at the oner chape hereof. o4 stern long. Asid this — GE LICENSES. “ Hea'é. Entered into rest Citaxteuh Olive street, Sunda “Bec. 9, at 4:30 P. poe with ‘eourend interest to ; rade was largely local. Indications | to an increased movement next wee First, by renewal here of the offer of an Aero Flyer for four new subscriptions, on the i ne Minalo B. Pury | Bromwich. beloved wile of the. ate fame Brceasad wasp member Ransom Post Xo. Holdere of said bonds the a Vers tell of increased consignment — Benjamin Welnstein—Dena Berger. | ’ G. A d commander of the upon ore and an Omaha house telle of di- - tli d b ] Paul Cook-—Frances Krohne. Bredewieh. dear aaler at ee Military Order of Loyal Legion of Mis- and 6 er Jan. 1, 199 with Mg corn from their Western Towa sta. 3 terms ouuine elow. Jusevh Butler—Mrs, Annie Jones. negan and Mrs. Ellen McMillan, our dear | souri. (c6) | pertaining thereto, maturt . sor aaPee ha, tert, eee | blication of the boy’s name from Honor Roll lists, when that is |]\ i= c oman asc ee ee | eae ai Ne te Beg Es a p, mp, | ICR Earasee tg. seat on, Thuraday. | Looie Union rust Company, of i j u » ° 4 res ae ber “lt; aie . oe. > witholding pu 1ca 10n ee Margaret Wing- | from residence, 4017 North meceemieiag Pe 6. some at oe of Kite “Guiex | = br oe hath (10a per. con red Ewe 7 @ *ho. u le t William Thomas Witt—Anna Mae a Friedens Cemetery. (nee Trotter) and the late Henry J. Quick, | of thereof, ag my FY’ "00 3 h sce % es ed , aN de gab Re Rs, > wa pape H. Sk tana aven oa *Pridayy. Dee. 7 Mary dear sister of Ney my — Fong er > Oger ner ushe } 0] Glulok——-Ida B. Vareher. e OF sees - line B. Quick rs ; arrow o a >. July eo ee .—s«CT*ihird, by free storage of the Aero Flyer, if desired, to be delivered December 15th or later. Iaoo Aeftaor “hyena Tan, vet Mentnd gt cabin Veybrard Brame | Colones, i and, Mire, Wred, Remier, end| j tntgrentgy ssl bond wit conse on : ii - het ° . i ° Pan rit, : cur ear is eg cvateed pre | ill delight some manly boy on Christmas morn Th Wiliam “f. “Hesscigrave: St. Louls—Gaii |) Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’ par runeres Ge Delmer oulevard on BU wilt be paid ‘at par and. interest’ in eee oe oor q Resolve now that an Aero Fly er WI elig Y , ing. € meataham, Carthage, lors, 3846 Lindell boulevard, chapel, 51 By. im. Interment im | coftance with the terme of the Mort- Bo 0 Rar oT we mdi is enrollment. Mail the completed Enrollment Blank NOW—while you have it in NE. Ames, Jennings, OUP an | BRYAN—Entered into the toy of her | Memorial "park Cemetery. oF) | Song my RARER, gD COLD first ag — ’ LZ ° ° 7 € ‘ Dahigren 111.—Mrs Lord on Friday, Dee. 923. at 6:30 wa ae = on Bean MO Ry ROBERT Mci : h Se { ‘ Bt. Louis a. m., Naomi Elizabeth 4 . sister of JON cron ana HW mind. Then read carefully, and be guided by the wi cain ty? outs Salata, ina —atre | Boe Aigo abn aueitak WUE S| meld ashen” ite ae Roe Renee | ana n, we. AWITZLER Preatdent, "Broduc Els Helen "ae ince Gesaews) (97) = fe mires neg + Leia soy ‘OMER—Cn Thursday. Deo, 6, 1923, at | of i045 orcas street, belove - no eee ow t e r regi Garalaler.” Mirenepole, Kan.—Katie | COM{3 p.m, Jana Le Comer. beloved Willem @heehan,, dear mothe due! SPROIAL NOTIOES "no, prices quoted; dressed _—T | e father of Alice Comer and brother of joy. William and Roy Sheehan, our dear NOTICE Ofte la ot dad. pil. Lord: they rest from their labors and their ee? Friday Dec. 7, 1923. at wane oc FS resis Missourt, ; fowls, 12427 Edward J. Comer. ' SPECIA: I roAGO Dec: 6—B utter ar: ; At East St. Louis Funeral from Southern parlors, 6827 ey ‘aged grandmother and “aiid Pe weed 8% aii ae * 6c, Eg«s lower; receipts. , H {x, Schenectady—lIrene Funston thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Relatives } 1:30 m.. to St. Paul's Ceme- i y ~4 coe: Gone. 46@48o0; ordinary firsts, | . id if d with the sale ——eeP ame Se ae SS - Peoria. ‘land friends invited. (c7) oan 10, at 1:30 D. (oT) wife. Elizabeth “Otro A. SOM * — iF who are not identine Edward C. Page, East St. Louls—Lilian | engeLs--FEnteread into rest on Friday, —-—— — aa IAGO. Dec. &.—Poultry, alf[ve, low - | Offer is open only to persons tr -ossman, Belleville. A ay ) Ruth | STEINBREUCK—Enterea into rest on Bare Nike Sle” (Mw Mitribution of the POST-DISPATCH, and wee Sate “Bitte James H Willlame—Tressie Sarrelie, Kan-| mogsig, heloved daughter of C. Harry and |. Wednesday. Dec. 5.1923. a1 Asnuille,| = gp aLeD PROPOSALS se. lic: — - | St. Lo li inclu ng as , gas City. Adele Engels (nee Hasekamp). our dear} -*- -—>-=- q vis carrier delivery imits, d. Bri Amanda M. Butler, St. a ;' al ‘husband of Mildred Steinbreuck (nee; BIDS will be i a of st, Lauie, rkwoo sso a “4. (10r, granddaughter. niece and cousin. - -- f r eS a ver . Webwer Gro gl Male na sg nay “ sed in Mis- wae ra J. Webster—laverna Gentner Funeral from the family bmg 0 Sehultay. dens ty oe Marthe Schults. Bn. 4 vice of the Ch earings oney, « ; : ebster Groves lor ssant, alley ark @ 0 od Ldwe J. : . 79°23 Lexington avenue, on Tuesdsy morn- | 4. dear brother-in-law, 26 1923. for re structi . : . : § C [ W B : ! 1] > vec. 9. at 2 p. m.. from “a: . con cting ig- ) | P ST-DI PAT H oaster agon ureau: Kase at St. Matthew's Church est 9) ate ee! 1936 St. Louis ave- —— fan lan Fe encit ef “te learina He bee : 4 — six months. No extra At Edwardsville. o'clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. | nue to Valhalla Cemetery. Please omit ware. a “specifications, form of cen T eS . ss f) re cia pacer, PEO EI buelptons ore cette Send insructions for getting AN AERO FLYER = [f/pscss 1. surgrrcovnos smi, [anasto Titer, Ere. 7, 3083. 0° Rin aly pone eer ey, | toe anhctbey rea be lebits to bank and bankers’ c : “a Credit for yearly subscr : llecti ne Hart oe CoN 6. Re a apt homnina will lie in state at chapel Sun- _Public Servi 300 C 7 $ Ue.* oe without paying or collecting any money. eland—Bertie Cavender, &t. ife of Anthony Farasy. dear daughter o! ublic Service, room 300 ty i}. } . 000, ~~ .* total o i . paying ad “> w od * ne oak tea tate wae day at a. mM. PROPOSALS—Vor constriction Debits for Dec. 8. 1022, . paid on Tuesday Janusery er ckholders of record at the close ss on Thursday, December 20. H. BLAIR-SMITHY, Treasurer. Allen avenues “ . png, Woodriver. Ti. | Church, thence to 88. Peter and Paul Funeral Sunday. Dec. 9. at 2:30 p. m.| Whitt: playmate Cemetery. . , mal! ) | from residence, S836 Cozens avenue Schubert: reward. Return 6110 N. carmence Lacal ney . * Mt ae. 5 | eh Mo. Interment Friedens Come- DOG-—Lost; part mint le; long . an net Mo. o P M. Knights o 8. wey | tery elatives and friends invited | ebotu. to name of Val; reward. 7 q = 6. ee Christy, Au 5 Cabanne. Tent No. 84. te?) evan paaswK-A-MgarnT = De ae Pee Bs . eta atee Pa ea abana PRN
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ee ‘* " "RDAY. ar ms 1922 ee ARE YOU ASLEEP? Read the Want Ads and LEARN the ANSWER. “83 nes POST-DISPATCH __ acter : — BUSINESS WANTED POINTER DOG— Male LOST AND FOUND INSTRUCTION | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | weet ete | eae ; LADIES—Learn hairdressing. mansicuring. Cr )PERSMI TH—Experienced enced: cail at ss Se fect! . pers: 10 adie 45} o - marceling. beauty culture; ge tu ;| _ Lafayette sentraity tocated Lindell 4560 i = a —— : dish 0 = i __ COAL. — AND woo) — Gay and night classes. St 501 (RESPO DENT — Boh of uty Culture. @d floor O " le . — meen’ PTA ___BUSINESS FOR SALE _ The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. SAE} —— | . Personai and telephone cails, or answers by mail, cannot be cx , given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. _- — wv = Mi in che ¥ brown male. Trade Scnoois girls. 17 to 65, wili- Coverninent positions ¥ | + se 1110 $301) hound. light > 7 Rivers: de Ld: oe 4404 Wailace, lidera: r .: heaxie bound; brown and $117 $°50 traveling or stailonary. write Destine Yoh Obert. 8409 N. Brvadway P. Osment. St. Louis, Mo., immediately Colfax 666 ee rs ae = aE fc6 VUG— Les white and Diack spotted rat; TRI-CITY BARBE! CO S uition terrier: in ruirens yards at Loion Sta $25: catalogue free; strictly modern; tiom: femaie: | electric massage; hydraulic chairs , Market st. LEARN TELEGRAPHY Visit our school. ith students: we = rantce pos!-! to start — mpieting day ‘or evening course: og ‘I and 6 to 10 Grand $582 eth Century egraph Co. 2il — bors. ean- accept AD piy 4°48 eggs and ng —— d - de , ‘ : . — . i id > c -O0 K—Foli Downto*n , eoT SAK and ign Dar’ ve rier ; ecipe f lobster sal lad n , na _— , , fontaine car, bet we . om " a _- : . me ronan pa So ; : . 25 a : shy : reasonab'*. tion _" hiahass pekeun D turn to 333. aska. yes 4 a xc: manicuring, _——- |e : pripaings a et i pee 9 RN a aie Po cn i ‘lesen fe! \ aadeventer. nev 3 station %. reward . : , r ork. Hote! Statler Reatty nn ll GLASS ES— Last ci} case containing ‘own ‘distr ct “site 17 90J— GLOVE-— : : Xx between Was! se opyt wor anvelopes addressed Ass r.9 ‘ “with lobste ~ral ibe hrough ide akin : ' ea det! 38488 See ss nei le! er \ ‘oria r i ‘ 6 a : on a = iasine aa . P : ‘ . ¢ P , : a : : ae ao = : 4 : a 7 ; ‘Aler ROl ND— Bi ack and tan, female. rand OES ee — int M AY Y AGER bster ec! out atl been ficial. th neh Govern ee ; 3 them: ay $5 (RST M ‘ = 7680 \cciaiidiaiananin >> fxr r Scan Me ; e lee oe ite oatiad wen ag = a 3orm 388 “en , ¢ 2» ys ghee ; . ' = f ; ~ an sep ss aa bid : Sibi ba . J . . ~ 7; “oe . : . . uf ' a x ‘ a 44 ah A idl - —_ wi aa cic “ 3; Ty ‘ 4 tion ‘ a seotia ; ‘ ‘ int. ¢ - bss : ‘ ; : — >, FOR ; , left on westbound Well ston re ) | . a : ~~ ~— : a] 4 »y ' . o = y . . : . - : a4 . ee W un : ; i= Iu } - . : . ve +. | . ? ‘ ° ' z — ee black screw AN Tacuat a ant iationa, fe Bia m rs ote ' rig 3 > ace ; Pp? am ‘ _ _— i iil ‘ RESTAURANT fine Dusi ness: on nate LF + PUP—Lost: female bull. iali. rand 7338. cent: reward PURS E— i — our white SZ16A St. Vi se819 Waahingee.. con 4ave Fach 4 mon onthe ord. perfect con= > eatras se . rivate Ty, ‘Page tra ae “etio age. 7 5 _ : ars ©a ae : PANTRY MAN—E 3 roms. SUPERINTENDENT — Fo 7 Scene thes ame or ten. & PERIN TENDENT — For nouse GOLD AND SILVER datly, S0c Sun.; exira itnes, 25c datip, 3 welt shoe factorv: | a = a or Sun. Discounia, per iume: Agate—}3 s g a suga up risc: I ut = ; n .y. iO} _ teeth ther. 7 times, ic; 7 times, 2c; 30 times, daily n with reeord eovering moilasse: [UD ur crea ppin: Pre: incoin appointed On SHOE ) ‘ocation: | . > ‘ , ee a 2 n, $125 : 7 dans. ‘a9 pore’ new res. sets Sc. Sun 2c. Dispiacy—3 times, Ic; 7 : " " . la} szivin: n eoune —— JOHNSON Al = _terms. 1905 1 c BI times. daily 2c Sun. sc. 30 times. daily at tr suecessful operation “oe =. ke Dew Se, Sun. dc. : “8 ia “ cde. 3441 noe - Same NEVER send ORIGINAL recommendations € ly: permanent pocs't- a c lavender s'- June ta pric + 17 5. vellow gold mounting, Bomont 3113 DS—Counes: iS-=-} ‘ream | =) an Crises 1 — aenoer O FORD—Coupe, 1928. RIST WATCH —Lost; lady's e0l | IST : par Pisco thot | s FOR SALE— __ SEWELRY—WATCHES: “corbers,, speedometer’ beau fay; biack ribbon. ings: very reasona monthiy and an . oh han ; sj fo that he ¥ Cal al reps x service. Box - Pol , rin Preside a . | _1805 Menard ladv for reo> 7 Ve } } And ‘ ues Herman - . Found. male co!'le Inquire at 3314 ments * rh: " . ifz — ‘ ae . —— — : “3 ~ -_ ' D ~— "rank z =e California. Sidney 3917 (c8) ha .- 2 ry years’ m nicai ¢x- 135 ; = ‘ > ‘ la on n | | “4 | : FORT oupe. Bes "me cal c E ' n = : _ ripe an —_ ; to = per c POU ND RY 4 7 k » og - , i ll Milne : ane - ’ . Tz . ' 4 + ‘ \ : tan ' oO! aid , ; ‘ ¢ : ai : tamed datz ‘¥ Miler. t rss. nerfact u On oe) and CHAUFFEUR'S BA yGE—Ser enth I:s- o> aes. Post -I at , ‘ se aca Congressman. wit P rs dee: _# 1st re! b + Oly (cf) paint. __ Monarch. ™ wer lock anc | Ro: oe eal pememmmmneeae £ ere | ) : ad , ' r LA Re ¢wnr i. - | ron — tak id ort ro . ER-——* h Diatri: « cheep tinny ion wD ag gos aos oe ~ okies : ‘ : , a ; aim é B= | ’ aaeees ee FOR SA xeeo your diamond : ea chy . bd ~ glen LEATHER FOLDER int ict man. in! ; any mz : - state « ogee : ; t st c a | nn nae 13 Lec HAUFEUR’S 3 A DG E—-Second "District —) ‘ r | . ——— evenings th's car re ae ay and igs sedan reon noted, _ | Menden Baill. iipen e#vening®. cv, 4441 Je J “Fx uniata. | . . a 4 3 ira . x" : - ra = — ’ T ia picpatch Went £4 SRFTCRE FINGHER—GE|_tiaroues “GN "and aecitene rwrases Yor "com inguite’ at Police Head-| (the parties were tatried i ei a an 4285 “Puc. Coie FORD COUPME OE OAKLAND SEDAN ; ' : e > me es ae - t nev sabes a Arie? =. a cn sacrific i5 down; easy hee oO. Ardent ghee Fe ne MD A OTR I ABO? VORB Lar RUS Re leet CN : , - . . . snidenae * OPE Binh Ai ef RIAA alla ee halt RIG i> EDEN ARG yon, bayer ahead » tarry tape hi vate “Di ispatch. ts} *erton joc daily, 6c Sun. Di red; referer : | 4 and i ; regardi sllection of | y. he pghilnaaenaavetoe Bros. Furnace . 7 = —s : 3 | : i ly % t. If the tenant refuse , ode : isting of detect stern Electric . " ~ ? ° = » line: Agate—S$ times, 17; GOVER RNMENT FURN = Cookill 3 ogg oy Fae daily 5c Sun. éc; NAC De . | leavin 7 poten gaat ie ~ gists ee ee ee a om /Remaeace secaeautrent or Gon sat 750, fg eat | ee Sa _ Pore eer Willvs-Knight n 7 Prod in be = + in equity | vacate . ve held 4 : estmut. Roth phones. os SEWING MACHINES” an SEDAN ONLY $795 e@ ts be *e finest g™* “a> VOLE LOLS EIS NE 8@ times. daily $c Syn. sc. -ollector c clain ’ fust eos "a emica. bi ss sta s 5 f homes: at. ¥- me ce i sae a | in d ' talé ; iin - ™ ‘ ; . Th : " As 7 i J : ’ . es mr 4 i } — - oes is EWING E—Rex top. 35 1 . - n= ae re 3 ind vaie iace. - ‘ ‘ ‘ : BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’G 1111. xi" nats AE filed within one year after pro-|a notice to vacate cannot be . SmtTING “BOLLE Het oe = | CONCRETE floors. sidewalks and founda- _- : +? : n' nd: gO . : 3 a } a L a “ . a , " } an = ac E , od nc: b : i cone a a is StL — aia ‘ STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES (7 *_ +22 7 ae. Wat kind of a the best is none too good, — ieee . Ty'er 2035 W 4 Pa on mnt et can ~e _——_—— — — ay T] f re a TUCK POINTING. chimney repairing a: rey ee ee ee _ ms ne: ak or : : genera! tabb ng : | ad 4 . ' : 4 ok — 3 LS ERA ER a eT Ne , . ‘ (ie : ' “= ; — — nie ; : ‘ ” = spe 334% January CARPENTERS & BUILDERS 4SARRETT. garage Ddbuilder, for & prompt and reasonabie est: mate on you" Tyler 2035W ic8 goed sedans, + = L-E-M (jpen * -* ouring Cars For Sale — HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIALS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS Ee eee st CHOCOLATE DIPPERS — | PRESS FP ECan on, .J8ay. aad qi wsuabe autora. Wout? Sona 2215 | an REGISTER st Louie. @7gi SeS-cas HAYNES-~— repainted, classy @ chanically. guaranteed. coupe. 1923 trade. HUDSc N —Coupe: latest a Sacrifice; _ oo? ~4§_ Supe. ME ME Rens SALESMEN WANTED - 3 CE “MEX ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. = Swi YOUNG r where abi 2 ag 20.795: rst-class Ew M b,: , 4 iin stor meg : ; z ~ sn — 3 | ' 1%. Woeetendiek. “31: °%A Meramec. Riv: i offi fixtures: ref neces Bo va ay s0F rest ; es =) ; ° ~“naay | : a | emer coun ma mone ee . Gide SHSSR : > ae ot —— —aiheieuas * cea : Pe S ee ) “ “1 _ 91S hast ; es 1 S Harrison Kir of. Mo ee Sn — - RIG! IT ELECTRIC CO., 203 N. 3d st. ; eee ‘ | a woence! + ae a) ton oe Sanat , ore aie Peng tig iy —— TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING — : a 3 —fLor n | ho maneD w c Ss . a —— sapact ah4 Suck with pes x, Ri—For, weneral re Wooster shenantoan aco HOUSEH’ ‘LD coops FoR t SALE MACHINES a ——— - . A4PRIA : ; —- ng ry PEWRITERS—! Roval, Rem- “4 ’ ‘Ces. >¢ ve ot & ed ars. _. _— ro é cyt ICT TOR ~ ne eee > BLICK TOURINE iment ef touring 4 and 6 cy! ee mer Ranica) 38 (i.e assortment ‘* car Ines COUN sran > MISCELLANEOUS ROTICES § cooking and genera! housework; refer Os Box A387, Post-Dis ic GIRL-—To work. in restaurant. 1 OMAN—Colored, experienced in laund: mY CARBIA general xorks —_ —— ———- — be Sin - . ‘ . ; $ . is 3. » .Dwa d bh — nousework and ass: rith Hat (perie: ; you ve 4 Dit ‘ , eee —A Lese +. ' ; a¢ R a} + It . t,o ised very little ean’t tell: ones. (cS) ie Woods. 3158 Easton. an us u at onc —— = — ~ tl . ae | ‘2 or perfect. velour upl = SEEKEEPER Gi; by a tefimed cee | Bember of men cnow their “stuff.” GIRL~—For folding circu || CANVASSERS any SOLIGTORB | crit indck es cid ak aS cord tires "para STORAGE AND MOVING : . , a ences OMEN oft : PR OLIVES “310 RESS— xperi | = = ink Sid == = i Chit, - enaiktnas a Dace ae Boment 2 oR 10 (eS) _ > ES. . a hat : n ee : banne. ~nlin yet - a - aisd,0usO§i, vi. : nn ; , eas _ Py. oe yet . ‘4 SSP Sie gh pee ea a $250 TENOGRAPHER SECRETAR 2) aibcosd ne ie mtamese of | Plat feeee honey: newest necesatt a Mat o¢ | $2400: if sold by Monday. | $1354 “Seeaesaea Was $450, Today Os “A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. {793 McPher ee Se ERO Wid. at or = | ot coos 316-318 N. 3a st. (cS biasting Graner Contracting Co. oS wove Four Dassenger late 7 biggest bargain i oe nw : PCRNTT TRE Gunienia 3 ort tesa Fat TABLE SUPPLIES LIVE MOTOR CRAWFORD moving van. $4.50 load. or Se ry.c. ave! —— on lat: sacrifice, 170 SWEET SR—Anpies of iifferent va- ) ommission. 919 — 7) riety. and potate W. Baldwin. coon Paige-6 Cam LIGHT H Av LING Wrta | kinds. Ca —— ar : Bom 620. ; : a , - E hed Rox s+.T) a rings Trangie Drug. 7 > : anaes : — . sneel . , 5 — ou —_T ren Du ima. acd ww? sold $4. Tt spa‘ wh Stove repairs STE NOGRAPHE aduc ate ad WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. 5° knovietee of PAPER HANGING—Rooms papered $6 . : : Work xcvaranteed Altman. Cabany S708. Deimar 2997L. cor WALL PAPER-—Reoem: $8. good peper. Nagie S832 Linde! §245W enced Rox WOMAN—Sit work re ee ee. ee ee ee VROL ET TOURING TDelrmar “B477I large stock of wal! have « Paper. which we will put en walls reasonably rH niso do piasterive Mueningbaus. 2307 Sidney. Sidney 1424R. “el : ; > 2 ~ _ y ‘TT ‘ a q a alee : : - : = . : . ‘ > : ; ; : - > . ‘ ~ = ; - vir’ ; it. % 2 ise | : . 7 mertiunityv to —So ' a . ee ; 1 | : \ ; . = = 7 m 5 aaa a a0 —" ~— bm , e' : , F bs ¥ ° 3 ty " ‘ j a - 7 } ‘ ¥ ° 2 Sil . " . i. ~—s a ¢ .. . & . ® _ = . — . - hatnad —_ . : AOL SE sIRL 2 | housework ae os * aa brecht lachin : a oo oe 6 es ee. “tt | nocamt_wim, C on ce Chouteag nee Louie, So r. O84 Ww. DPD. Jon . Hot rec Of EGIRI ass 's?* ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ : — or a a. ) P : ye: ' r housekeep “ | Oc line daily Jefferson av o> Our assor*ment 1 Pe ) and r* ene TOS || P= Sale LE ATI iE hk BE Post-Dispatch Want 4d Phones one A To = he tea ae 9 Pad - . new 2 in. to 8 hh | ‘WEST SIDE —/ « : Despiay. Jic A ; —————— "eee ma ~ sh ; : cone : oe ad RE: ror j ag ~ it East ayaie . ‘ ' . . . : = a= SCRUGGS- nese ee: : KITCHEN UTENSILS ’ ' HOUSEHOLD Gooos wan fr %y VANDERVOORT- MACI Leading manufacturer has opening tn | » : . | Ge aa. = ’ * : . 7 °* = : a a , 7 ’ ~ + tts sales force in this district. Exceilent 2... . or a lool or ¢ entra! chance for livewire to make money B NJ —— ee = 7 if eS NG D. G. CO. ‘1412 Ma widow with re —Roadster ; terms FORD- S85 toda) ~~ poadster: $100. terme —- ntad.es -\s , _ oF os Tt: on : “}S22 Park cf good condition ot WE 1 iY and sel] all kinds JOHN NOOT 1INERY CO. Phone Olj 2408. r pee EP “Omm ssion._ . vY? a) lerv a. n. ' i Sa SELL ALUMINUM NAVE send narettal pecommendations pioyment. Use COPIES. ‘or vartiers Bi er Tne 19035 (heomacites ’ san oodfellow ‘jarage bart ‘ “a ha lyT 31 "ee pa nr? dermountabies. real SPECIAL SAL OHNS scToO co. Previous experience "e@eressary Rer igi rn g BAG ENGRAVER full record B eo PrP Tr ness _references Bex E-40 P.-t ~en igus b _ and Salisbury Agtendance "pr ry Tu we utiful goid-rim @inner est. (c24) RN TO DANCE—Private leseons any bour; classes nightiy: 50 Instructors i Mia ieee its guarantee! Arcadia Schooi of St-OLGwE pian. cing. 3523 Olive et. -Roth phones (cS) ae ~~ x dagring at Castile Hail, Olive _ Sarah-Laciede 2th sis.. every evening xcept wn rare SSISTA> oK— Mi D2 edeas Na Inmat pr RD—1921 WOME Song MSr'taet nate tet [A UTOMOBILES| rs ” OMEN — c)} ANDIRONS — Carpets, furniture, con j} | demountable rims set, at of expert«: Bex oarga.r ~wmeT TTT of starrer sac cf Mendenha’’. Fo ‘veri st. Onen — R—F irst-clags,. for thig a fernoon. 4a Phones 6499 “ume duty sac uA. duiiy. Ic ag" Maparch Wane ‘titre oar C omar. a@guia, 30 soe datiy 2J4ie, 59c s%c daiy 54° F oat Te i earn telephone operat éo:td Dispiay iow %, Dwep ay or Sun. Vsil-ef- Look! Hup Re $395 Remember the Hup am ver aod ast amen fer it 320 sunutes after te me i special Sunday matinees: BARBER—F' rstciass, white. ADDiy som Barnes #1 iy ruct*ons every Tuesday and Friday Hotel, National Stockyards, Das highway even privaté lessons by a in: —— ESN TE, mala be Thorou ——— experienced interesting ori Picea "=. | BUSINESS CHANCES congenial surroundings. Ad. Pt URE vancement rapid: meals served bot ye TECR work ; BOY—Br isnt. for office Westen chance er eacdvancement. tric Co 380 houteau av CABINETMAKERS—Experienced Sinndie Rueckoidt Mfx. “o.. L112 Soulard. icé) sT- $i ) = real —- WESTMINSTER HALL. 3804 Olive Sin @ell 300. Classes open every Monday t¢ twplay. éniy 2c. Sun. be; cimes. ‘daily Sc. Sun. 6&4. SU Ee ae ee rae ee ae CABINET MAKER— soecla CLERK—Hotel, singie man. ures. reference and and good bome N Apply to Miss Harrett. employ- ment supervisor, 411 N 10th st.. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. far Christmas : er Sun. sc. roods times, daily I. OLD established? successful man ifacturng corporation owing to business ex pan- sion needs more capita present executive has : 854 3) ike new. $86
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__| veces AUTOMOBILES s A DAY, ©) RER & FOMOBILES eae a pa Por Sale —— » Road., S475 er Bose, 3, F or Sale | Q. r@ason a’ ' fF rone ‘TVenlences Ment rea 415 \o— F u - At lA) . $ } mre’ ; + = i ar. - a:imost new Pw sl Ke'ly Re 2 Very . an. ' Pianos en _ FUR, $c. 7 ” m, $5: ane ea Dandy furnishes referenc es. to “Der ot mae ye desired : can M Pp HE a aonanie See urnieh ed apert moins nf Gas ~~ = : “e+ mw -E LAT 3710 Me Bree EMI WICK "SED WEs'’r SIDE emiven apo ires: finish P! anos and Organ if re only. Call G ed SPRING ‘ - Box P 34 eon h act eptabie Ranelash | Se | ond and Gow 6 roon offich : complet rooms tmorelane Ar % R = ~¥ Michigan ie: ax Risch, 1035 NWN. ee More von 4 , “A-H-L-E- - © sorry. _Garfie id Se -—¥ Teevies mode! R: in ments, go Bf mate brights: must be aa |. aeil 8019 bath, $] Thee “furnis! ed | an a NG re IN BL wtt eer (C6) will sublow er and af ng Apt ‘ E A L E S A a ihe Michigan. 4 ts. d Ope 6 Stat co pi orre oO St 1697R_ City. O228 rom $80 to S1eaerful r new ash} “ ; Ss reierence. | | ©Convenie v0OoOms, ste 75— ousek. - to fam!) om Dec. 15 y firmish . T EF : © ? water fur and rear. - . s. ~ ae d ~ } : ‘ ‘ar li p- . AS SON «-T%- nces am } , eepir a nly ' to age neuire furn ‘a a a n *reninge ang m7 Fie eatotaT eae. Hup : S Or 972 ~ ee | Bra Stern & ong "5 fer cing ‘eg ~-e ® Priced . Bre S140 Tran era age non BE Ww ASHING TON SN EL hea Water: aft piulred Tent $150 children April 15. 1924" A999 wet fe ipatairs Max R seunt a. net ans. 199% p t, I ER— 4 ; L «ded. " » | NE TT . a ee or rest it 93 we AL 5 con tin ain shed 6537 nitor, shed " ar 4 Y é e s % is fi: ah et erms . new. as 30x - ¥ —— 3 fos?) Den evenin Talki __ (ce) PL eS enreapeneesennes (cl | W 372 uous Pn LM iW porch, y artmenrt Lisp! ate *he un 0 > A rrontas ; D027 . & 1 , 4-door sedan —— gs and euctisiseestagsans cere n i rooms: 180]——T ——— A SHINGT IY -—— hot | ; ard; $ ' Diay 44° ~o dai’ - ut-of- o her é Bt utherla __Repairin —— A€ ic, gas ousekeep- ari , 4404 a a Caban €s dail: . Sun &e: — Do I 1a] finish: Ss; used | - Mr. O' e; lea - | LAFAY ————+_ 2” ¥; homelike! no whoo? ne | y 37 ne se. & . Wes ‘han ge Sedan | | vie E MOTOR Cc Co” v - wi “ ° beauty: Brien ving. 36$4 | _ _™mo del. Seal 2701— b ord a ton WruckT ibe : | WANT. . | * no Other roomere; vee FLATS F Lore? BIDS, PLANS, UR Sc s- F AMIL t . pe | ‘) ~~ u tur n, 2 N ~s a- o n evenings and Sundays enon, | “= ‘ay ETTE 0970: mt ure body 1 heated \GTON BL. ma) om == (1) OR RENT | GARAGE BE TLDI ESTIMATES , 11s — tons 4 FLAT —_—-= 1 e IY roome conner , ine ocatio 4 antiy aay ar * — | ‘ vs i — ~ s ‘ aa v., @ ~ Look, onvenience | _.Of 3429— ZARAGES buij! fice on! Karages ewe Ted 5009 ‘ohne ear ramet S710. thee oR repos incele @ YOUr Poe an BOAR room 1631—Lai epin gro 41 | wner's h 3 roo a built: tromp?t rea: tL) only, s ern . inco]} e: >; ho ‘ 4 rge | fen om wit “pe home ms imate ; Lrompt. reas : C ; VM. } CHE Vitor io "Bomee ag hy os oral “ Doged moat | buver = Silane going to tee ge: $4200 | Di | Gren t water, electric, - how use keeping P-1oR: =: te ach peat, and gece | ations and bath; ere arta’) Lindell 494m 4" __. WR ISBERG. "* 3306 ay -VROILE TRY n agttful 4-Coor are | OO: . ir it SORE eae _7 & ij a oe ul] reason — — eimar : wus lot ~ model fx es ~f ‘heap > o ear B Senderful rere with | | 1035 YAHLEM MOTOR +3 a | P ed | -RUTGER, 186 2A—O eae WASHINGTON sPetso — Be Tar ———— North ae i = mS ) ( i=) th shpck “absorl condi cash 74 erie 20 other sedan | —2 N. Grand av, tag By se “‘Diapatcn Want R fat how een, 9 ne or two rooms, for| ployan fr 2 ge BL. 3922— Sie ba Pper; & REAL ESTAT Qn [CK S ALE) W WANTED Ing | w jorbers ~ ees 4 | vicks, |} e ans— en alwa live Ai P RUSSELL, 272 —— ‘ oyed; steam ntremen “—Sleeping ath, fur? and dressing nana | IF e on my t ar eq trade. . Hudscns, et Look? Buy ’ ys. : Solid or Cencr hones | Cc 2izt- — ter: 2 earn eat or coup) z dist { lace and ing ro Ir Y te sn | ‘ Mautifvol A. C.; | Room Pas te g w 6600 _ clean rooms connectin se we baths; » Contin e@ em- | Pict; imerr garage, © om. tile Qu really — elrmar ¢ family fir “ye tes . la H-L E-M uy rh hi c eee line. a | on rooms, fas range, s g bri ight WATE As; Dhone. uous hot wa. | vated ‘ foe Oss Fallon Park state, tr want te —~— rooms rarden districe: ~ apartment ee ‘Doo ye Call ny eet, and ASK es IS eae ‘anted. Hor, @ily of 8 , © ANGE 103 ink phone. RMAN. 59. 59 aia * jctated Colfax 2 OBR ession; new! J 7707. 20n PHONE” wh Fy ur on. brea k fast ‘; consists * — bd Sund ol4 N 5 » J i N Gran OD = | daily “- ay Sub otels. Co un. ‘ neetiry r 1—2 nice f Fer may nicely fur v 56 —First (7) | ANAPP 14°: =. y dec. a Ex NER” “US Ne@¢g8s re nook ar a of es wg ay__OFr Mo 36th gt and b!. 3d M un. Oc Sun - er oan Board sO eee. } bath. ig rooms, sleam ne; urnished con. | lences nished fron floor larca | LIN TINA SC) “Olive hone owne asons demand sun pari Mf, aay C ) iE SED NS Latest spor axwel] en _ Cut-of-toion Bia. 35c dai ling (oe tric light, | SOmable; ¢ @ surround! all conven re 4048—3 0 . ty _B7E2R ee”. | ; 7%. e j aot ° . , say as (6 -—— a Md he . at neyo .4° Soaetes COU PR ee tae A ant" Shearing: nouring with disc wh q Counter ae. $be dei 2 °° daily. $30 | pig rang 3 ace (cl) | eptable to, lady “or onthe with “ea: | 8%, Toure moms, gas, elect z OUR H R SSS suit. wil! trade wea looks “94 wry good condition. the 4-door se. | ty g B- sh itke mew: be very eeste | ge ¢ pines fc: 37S Aoaie—$° Sue ae bat? . ae housekeeping ure WESTMINSTER. 450 —— ee one o—U Doe (ci?) We mak OME ESIDENCES } FOR SAl e . ak oe they loc | el ’ Per, : as $2 . pila ° tim times |} roo 4 perr pr room, : 0 6 es e a and | ake COL re BE old Car rung lots of extras. fror 00k like } c ock, etc - Spare tire. 26 winter doily £ av—$ , ce. daily 3 e mM, kitchenet Manent ; ad — : also third Beautif fone Teepectiv, ower fiat. +t speci ] s NJAM t year to pe rom $275 ike} many — :* Diggest b cutout Cc. Sun times. te: 7 Sua! | SEVENTH te, $5.50. ults; 1 | WEs’ d floor, $4, 71 Sieepin Info ; ely: furnac ts. Of resid aity of the SOP I IN MO ¥; no interest Oo and | have ter ae, al argain in St. Lot: » be. 30 it Cc. 7 tt | SEVENTH, 3339, | (MINSTER. 4 . Information ‘at 873 all ¢ © heat, wigences a sale ———_ Bou poe OPT: . -Somont 6 EMOTOR CO., 2910 7 plete: ¢ ill It be you? only one a Se. cc + ae eve tly furnished | ere ath; cont wo gent! nat 3738 Bt. Louie, vemience > © us for o omes. SIDENCE—@ ; Ww ashi i "0 f} irst one ou! ( Yost $10 can Ooms nable ry « savente ree ne ex require inuous hot *men : } (c7 ’ _ ur listin cans we reoms } ne: large lot; double wenings and Sundave Sto; t for $595- here with 85 c WITH. | Sy ree; rea- | Whepuirtore d water N i CORNE gs. we 3418 M Mon’: large lot; ‘ ft E N i STS a S| aa aeeesesttieeesaey ] 400 ae producing | | 8 ROOW s est = veel rer > ry? i os ate. Sidney y TROT W tc) | WESTMINSTER 37 —z conveniences; | BOTANICAL, 4930-4 = ——__— inating ‘List ‘your MORFIT, 807 Chestnut ea ome MODERN—3 GA ‘) 2 ; Ls ut. as ~ « ee rooms, $5 b 4531—Nicely tar. éownn heat; ic — >. ee Saater. | have bu _— oh th resuilt- Ketters. - a rt $8500 = King's highw r . rs; con : 32 e; ———_LZY_ Pp ; SO large room, sehen | oes nstairs; adults only dition; $50: | KEYSTONE F Beis ¥ megilined ae HE ATH. a) one oe PTON. 3530A 5. (07) | KBTSTONE REALY, 300'rive g Guar. Bid | $750 CASH—o Pee OltIVe 31156, ms — | id Seven room 3 TO ’ modern. IF — (7) | br ick ? car ears ha ardwood hot, 5 wd ~~ | CHAUNCEY Pei 1128 Baya water, —— EATH. 0 — “ x BARTMER AV “ AY. Tre erms Monarc h. S118 La ‘us ¢ t a "i ke You ~eg 4 ood; 'e + n qu ired. - . “ m resid FORD— (bu Whee pe, 1921; JOHNS and 5 tire a ree ‘en ° la ONT iS; $i , Ssle ’ ‘ te —— mo For mre AUTO { ‘Oo. as iar ’ h, + Price $17 5. | is . $3050" for $700: pal sorbers bupe, 1929 > OL IVE, : 192, new! (c7) | better ¢ sold one last ance due on not “3805 Mecho: peedor me um per si! (gee Dew tires; barza); ¥Y painted; re- | sold { or $675; com week not e | Fon ene eter: =o bargai hock _ ii @u: $555. 1805 | give RE. hurry: price is entek. it will ae 80 | — pup my ' 1 eally a joke: e fe equ! rye, “p35 F 4 sedan: new " (7) | - other won JO e: eve BRoanw ro uth j ences; gent] . Pped, ie handy Detter: . o Motor: ; bargain; terms Onn excellent i 1035 W pace -H-L- Ewe! bargains * og et 2427 Ss — oD ax 6M tues preferred. Po te | , ‘ sea ate ‘ | ee ne Pare rre ee FORDS—fz cies ‘9S Hodias 7 wer ee eae ev sea | COMP” ron private home: upetal room | y; ore INT. 63: 324—Three roomes | Ww : 7 s P1405 0 coupes] | " nodel: ao | E \ 192 SveningD | wove Hn that Hig what you want 1 | “ etd BL., 3451 «| (7) __keening: single 58 Rooms, light h 3S) GR ack porch; garage: oho closed-in | JOHN oe Makes a special! eextras. Monarch fp eg: Tuns cow Paar ae oce! im Al conar- | GEO. eriygasy terms. the car you are | family. without ey furnished ——_) | WEST PINE RiP ae ouse- | GRAVOIS, 69414-43 — 28 eee 709 Ch or tt | constr nD Sune. ii SITS ol oyny Oi ® gg Bel terme Tevis hen. | Grand t]os 1650 S. Jefe LAF Sete mela tk private ADBER West | WE ell conveniences pin om for i a. pemetern_new._ rooms, bath; | _ Flats, A hestnut. (¢16) | cathe, hertwrt ar Principia Het ee eent res, pprt 933: § : 03 Locy o- NAS . ‘erson av E, 26 (7 ERT, 724— ST PINE £ Lindell 68M or ERSON, 2 », Apart co : wood f! hool; 2 _Daint ert Une. ; “ 10g qd ~ A and ev enin Cust st H — i or a j home O8——Roor aaeeeemeeeeneeeee 67 ing - ~ for ] aes rc E PL. 4 (7) electr +*, 2211A 8S. —— (8) | ments W ' nventences: oors., furn . ti _ ; . a OWn: ¥ gs. 4 tou Sale or e iC, ) H 417 e cooking: a n and bh. ‘ pr lV ate hon ight housek som for 115—Nea: M. (7) ic: new! Vv —68 room — FLAT ” Wta TY, anted j 600x243: garage: ace — ’ FORD—ibsa he 314 inonths: sedan: th Senn CS) ring, 1919; xchange ; 4/50 new furnit: oard: | BAY eep- | sleeping or atly furnish LAFAY y_ decorated: bath. | td.—I a an exc superb gro = 1 p20 418 Loc us : and . 1S Car has be oa for late first-c las / assen 8 Bee ‘ure. Grand AYARD, OT | 7) light hous k ed AYETTE. 3 $42. BO . | Single or 4 . m in the m a 5 lov ely } eptional opport unds Conditic coupe; th: —+_ St. repainted; nh en = model Ford s 8 runn ne or | AP AYETTE. 3033 —___! s keeping, eff —Corner Page: 2 | WEST PINE Dr exeep! ne. ing; 4 jo 253—24 floo | not over § guvle flat on th arket for -|_ “The — WM. - unity to bay erms. has so) ‘8 car lock and ot 3 as 4 ne + Sage edan. 4426 er board 9S7—F cl) m ee = ee. THEIME pen le? | ah / 2, dad. SL ‘ers endenh r H ers; rea es, re ; K, 31: “ata and beat poe |; __ Foom, o—I “ront = _ 2 W 7 ST . = lur- R, 8 Sn as om. Goodell. . A, Or adm fy} sg rung end i eel! Semen late Sty, venings. OAK st 319] : Pr : 3 | ot: JE NAS (c?) OA PARKLAND 6—Tour . 3441 Juniat ta. ew, 385 ‘ RI! 2) srand 417 BW } {. HOT TEAL. ——— ick) nthe — fel) y with gara - -roo ff — 4 sabes ate — ts (cA7) Co ‘" hye " » 4 — : roo — ——— $$ S=_—_ f - ———— | Bnd stopii.: ‘lock,’ t Months old: : H SED3 AN vn, “trade 38: ring: like — _{e7) “ heroes 3954—Roon Dard Poros 7)! ow m for light 501— -L arme furnished Rooms F Fo oe —— | PES i beautiful ‘fixtures FARM: Sis — | DOWNTOWN hou (ec) = ELLE 4328 —Two yr (e@) | STV ra = POSBeRsion ‘Jen Bt $40. To- | frat, Any oe farma, find Fier (7) L LIERERT. ver” $300 monthly Be 4 Bi rms are easy and nf cars; Forest 319]. ~~ ° ©0. & ' bargain. , — it meals oom, secon floor ousekeeping © oor front for en} ‘0 rooms on. tri 2614 aie eee = 0 | ton av ade match isher | —— = 407. ee 8 WEST s f uu cel eq . condition; yt et +» 0180 Delmar “Tyee Forest 457 - al | conven ienc iarge front . if rs ae ate olored, Bec. | — ©, Rarage: $5 ——§ room —~ | : cned. 62 00 | ne Chestn ar 4, IDE macifice, $11; new pain ov PRLANI iar. | BELT aa ae Te , 971I. DED ices, and back. a ce, is 50 8, bath, elec. | FARMS . Kas. | ut & (cb ees ement eis HANGERS x AUTO oo, 3 ae 5 down; easy pone 8 only ru me ‘Aone e tourine. Raa adi es a pile room Yar i” ‘el * “MAR BL., 5011A—Beg sviniasiassiak ROOM ne | HENANDOAH, 4060—-4 ban =——_—_ | aie anal le lerge catalog (8) REAL ESTATE—F x S36. aote Pree nt DEPT., Dr » 1650 §&. eta | S808" Goodfe! miles; $200 cash balance an Forest 2700R: optiona!) gt , 2 | DEL MA rooms steam-he ate putitel a ished ROOM 1 oF s WANTED | SIMPSON S$ 507 (046) or light house , Large f Keeping toom hens “So ifurnis ee | aatayette P Half block U nd ® Farin A copy. W at 3409 a [Pp - 8 on ; ——as ousekeepins ront r Sox P_]R™ i, at 3 hed house. | .¢ffic ar r sout se gency, ‘ ar. | furnac School ; or De uxe, § Look! ackard § Si d | 44674) E van . meals Fe ee sone . DE LMAR BL.. 4] 39 a : * -Box_P-187, Post-D vy igh , Bas; ebatrat hw Woes every “conveniences ane + 5- He LAND—7 eae Le ome vacant. brice $4500; Sayin asgtnie and and . ALMOS T NE Ww ‘ 39! Willys- ies : like brand-ne: Ing e rle 6 | | — AR BL. ;, Ef yar creme 5 RSF lL) EE L M AR B Li sirst f10 et Troon 2 Pan Som thes aor ful bran y perme mC. for pena eet: Improved — sans; Carter icin 407, 722 Chestnut Ol ¢ n Tri? sie _ g lam ae rN — , r 1d rein, A - rn steamers it . r a4 r ‘ 1 ne r * rheard-of mene the alg ‘OUPE | night ag hd tien: can't tell from « net cow | DELM AR =a anne $6. 80. a L E tent jena —_ Neat! y furnished _—__ HOTELS | tor '1528R " °@l Grand core through. meee property. Call "Iilinols 164 Pa “Ep . ‘ t est v a Ver = ; as new r } ) . 020490. ‘ } ) , as Ping. ¥ * ste d = . Water 22501 . rc SHIRE, R. Se Phone Kir Urcn; Dbeavy- | 00 y a terims one With @ yey erect . Think . ~ ting ers Open eve ir CO "A10 Ww ae t Earage pri: new! L. 402 d—Re (6) i a J Loci us ¥ . — 501 . Scubarth. j k wood Pa t)- | Diand guarani,a°’w* ) Of & new car in | SIF RCE ToT nings and Sund ashington DELM. a oe oer: ee furnished tooms, heated week up. | shower baths: running — flat. with 7—New, m — Owner. Mak 440° Lewis ed-car fealer® s. Neagle “the large, mt. ge for the same | give e ERCE-ARKOW— Tour; r ——— (eT) Swen, 9#251—Newly fu ——. | DE Mo + | housekeeping and | MELVILLE *: $1 day, $4 bees oe inane carare; open for feaoae | WMITED | UNTIL JUI a ake an offer. (c7) | Oi} th 7 na ry rir ( gn sep posure : ees ir ron? fur = 4 —e-.——————— : ; ( —_ (ok) ? 1 ee c- ite fo as 35 WN Y-A-H-L-E M. eS. etc. other sedans, For a | rice mer ent Os ti . late mod- osure; good heat, hone ished “MAR BL -4422- ___ (c91) A meri. H TEL ime VONSHIRE, 3. Pe r “Speci AST, 1 nt ~4a~ I \ or . ver ndi } 7 . men - . i€ at merry sout if TT) ey . ,? - 4) he ic? i . 5: ae Q (ec ach, al Te 924. ee b) E —_ P 3 Grana A-H-L-E- cs, S ‘Broadway ver L. pcg peg ic? | ia Ti we couple Lindell, 56 - ' ig: gantie . ple em —“— ; be 2—On housekeepin g district "best, aoe ee milly 338 Bartmer. th pouat 6- mm 5033 “Besutina Brand Dairy ime Boense. Peran hy the best | Feet-Diepaten Want 4a P repainted. -oupe, 1atest. evenir bl. One ST. AR—T tiverside 49 o 2G aie L, TON, 10, 1 900 4W “1a, | DELM eG epi ng. by | TREMON? 1 cookin ' abanne | v ou Beak $60 arcwood floo oi rect with o south Mississ} ucK and, olid i or Ce ot d — a Na, ou r. an sa 7: nt roon S —farege , é ta AR B —- males ‘ H iOTEL — ‘- se (rr, | Pa. Ae ( ‘tor 1é ° Cel! G _ good whers. A ppt. T) i agate — a lanical! CA4SSY maro refinished DEN evenings Olive at. ne cat $°75 = — room: second ¢ z eon fortat loner 14, 4£405—2 oaeeain L) With 2000 —~— } —. be rand 1567. r | roads, rtesian ; eal tapi . $0c - i ‘ r ~ ww i rit Or ; : O} ah i is oome . - by nice } i Rarace w Mor an Ral we thin schools, eli wel! wat } Diary. R... lupe, J $3” trea eed $°: perfect Pa | anepeceses ae roon . ail 1414) ; . okies hdme éooking oms, next to bath: } houmekeep. | Onable: f3 in con: rea ~ yee — (e2) | ® the year mate. Gro er, | town A Catfy. wi} trad 2. S250 down: . ng Cars F STEVENS 6—Ney . i=. | MINDELL i Bein VOOKING range. phone: ext: ath; hot-water iret-class fection; rates rea- | —_{s) | Surround ‘round. #3 wsome- | Dt $0c fun. DSON ra eS. 340 wh; , ror & lent “ 4 ew te > i Rudisly 3] ” ‘ ex ay bye: at Rie a! 8s ren ; / iand, on . our rail ; splay. wy ~~ a , Om —— Olive, ir Sale nt condition: P, repaint ' ; ed roo d44., 3942 —3 0, DELMAI} ns . ’ F IN rs Sa We t . any succ © right th roads Per ce daily & ec ge Sad: or lat ‘Les H. Bar on; 0- passe . ted; exce rooins; ins: dern ste a OBL z| DE LL l, ——— 5) | AR ———— 5 | Wri essful f nhrough cent ine: Aga Oc , af a. "ific est sty! B sexing —— arber M nger touring Celient Alitane am-hoat. reoms ) 1641—-Neatly ¢ P L AZ. — t(LINGTON rite bef armers 1 nter. 2c: te—g tre vie vick. “ gton. $95 aoe eo Otor (C's 0 2 HT Ile. tab! a l1e¢0ous hb a , ™ SO Se . ' ie ee AM N. 13 ore tim 1OW on i aa td - rf : nie. Bost ade; terms. 34419 gepain: a. "shane Studebakers et ». 5180 Delmar For. LINDE L L BI mened oo % water; ox. math, gas and 2 Ey ousekee pit iy nished Ne — mag nid AND EV cAZA HOTEL | CHAT electric: oo rooms. bath. for. | pd equarest offer ree for eins ! anes, 1e-7 rfaitv $c8e iin. fi fe. ‘ SUN | G- 4¢ Serr a 4 arns or jes Stuc “ee U7 NG eee _te) | VELMAR ' a © 2Urnished., “eae? | Fate pr hished on "LAN iAM AO. (5) ; mnern lan ~ ever mad wed sitce ~ Coupe: pain own: Cle. clam 1919: beastie, ul lebal ot-wates a>, mee. fot Room and board} |! Sede eter it, £660—1 (4) | leds Gace kant? excellent food: mod-| $35" 44 M. 62 vs ms, 19 > eel 4—At ter ac ‘tive = — | ¢ narn i fh > gr and od heck a eekeen ing: lar ze Wr top at 1 he Ww indern 5 bath $45 -nd f AT Four, Taree r rooms “and j SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR s Ss DO at 4 Ol uring: ‘latest mode , fo TOR ‘ c v Ov: 5: Vear to oOreecr 2 BI a h om e “ ™m : Sneed Cor iplete. ier . we! ] heated ’ lePre there 4 die 1ere ASSOC 4 ass cond! tio i BUNGAL( ALE, ee the m. MO — uNds ton pe, $4 like new est mode} —— -~}_ Open evenin .. 2910 Washir pay. | McPHE} cooking DELM, AR a and | get a real ry 'S always cheer r[ATED R. CO a. | nd 4OW—First of 3 $30. Pt d | immediate septa’: ay lot: corner: | of trust. JOHN . rents, secon "le *t r nerfe tle; can't tel] a o 0 ve te SI 31 oe q ave. 4 69—F- ‘ a EUCLID 39>— lable, ig; con- =: ed and ts not this propert, risco;: bath, toilet, ste o rooms. ‘3 own payment. Oliv m ce $3500: pte {— _815 Chestnut. S. BLAKE @ a ’ ‘ . f Ppa. eRe ) hot-water ror roo: nels 4 | ,. 32% - ine (7) Tent. er 10 a clu ' ” ri ie re. ’ ii€ a ci live o. ‘ . I} } - - lance “an have it RD—T " ——ew eee room; all \——Lar S ATS, ETC —Furnl h TE. for ta... © . © * due today cK AUTO ° on truck. —— - Forest all conven Ze pleasant ws SS sned | "u map of W | Mc n ~) People us, S°o50: terms “AR > CO... _terms 732 2 per fect m R¢ MOMS AND a ee ( | > {a bal 36327 nveniences rive warm st of homes sbster and our mie Ney loane 9 ’ - fan get A ll come after it, Ove Locust. . ten FORD. Olive. t motor; $110;| exposed, se: Ba sa caer arge, ——__cl) | ew al aaa private family. Cass Centra BSTER . GROVES 1500 to 5 dane 13 cars —~ 8 on ep qutomobiles ; late {c-) Dy, . Rogge we come early = = a even! i 303. | oF: trade a: pane. Wehr deren ; ad 4b in tee Saeaante te. fro eas — for keen aihagf mN 5 ORR Large Pe AR P $10 22008 —Three- reom | fur: TREMBLE RUST of! Amt. Mc 10 Oj ive at. % sold. Auto Aean C - ces. Huds eautiful 4 92° to fel) ama ‘or Ford cou livery; start- | _®¢ 49 Pe ‘ turn shed SOP KicN eee 1: couple er ixht house O8t-Dis pri 'y; childr urnished flat. LEY-W INEY ©. ons, Bui | 2 uring: e em tiedeos pe. 620R ge ~ (O39 Fershit ne ai i resids KENSINGTON e er np] OV ed . Paichr Wan vate. ; en welec 7 Get . ILSON (c&) to sala icks, ete. Ss Sires, 40 down S050. lent mo- ) tes Par a ak ne Ww ASH INGTS 1 7 ie Sa pn _furnished ne bor: a—3 connecti: ing ae Solid mt” or or peneaam CASS oR28 i mua; Strietly ~Prope rty. sendines Webster and Ki —— _change ‘nggnddencial sti te Relle aS | Tr nar, iow 1°35 r ite. ta ane e room 981 O—N ice) ee JOROR 7 housekeepi “a6 rooms Pispi 80c hi gs a1 en oe sh a eee rkwoo j Ni G ant Ld | ~~ pee (c@7, | ©o.. 58 Goodfellow tara OOk®, like | terms. - food tab Pat en ing. Forest play Sic me daily modern: $15 weekln furn . ca ON of ia roe ee HAC KER Open Sunday) terms Bis Four’ aane? ee F FORD— we peer bl. Gatene St 20. Sales | WASHINGTON RIO : Bttecwer o> RENSINGTON, 4731A—3 wneail (c7) Vieples gi ry O30 wy “Outer ee vite Mipteasis keine farptahed flat; Well ames: rabip one on automobiles fel) i193, — 2-244 s : mr oi a. (ory | re INGTON BL 422: ep 7 nisned LouseKee; re —Z neativ f.- ner bec dai! 0/7 Sia tan ” I — per ; sto wesie ifcates: we d bri oe 3 ‘ coupe La . Jef. nd ftarte . With ex | oom for two om 1; Jj—Tor “oe ‘ a P tees ng rooms. r fur- ‘tne. Ao U §0c Sun D un \diowecinieaiaieaniatatis el) COTTAG a Aneta n R rn roker e Go phe reat. North Filtre real harcaln orf by gv _ (eB) Jo: INSON xtra go 00d : $1 press body j rood mea)s. gent) emen. 8° D> 2 eran’ phon ae orvenienc ee Kz 4 6 Private fam- 2c 84 tim ale e— 3 fim nes Ie "ecounta. — menennes cast -E—5 rooms: rit eieititiiaiaatianiaaa ank Bidg. age Co., 92 : 870 Lo ——" cA. ay] rand: "four JOUNSON AUTO Ct ( > Pa 95 te ermea. ~~ - gate @™-ile be.« ! sary » Clore to 2 a ; light. heat 3 lime €8 da: Y Sc & 97 tienes aie South i 1 and month 1156 Be Rerth MONEY 7) oS _ cust. Bor new; * ienad ng: lat- , F 3667 OL | WASHINGTON BI, 42°47 ~) favior and > car line he + pegullpip e ic: 7 un. $c D - | FOLE possess! lv payme a: $500 NEY LO * pn . own: ORD—T IVE. (c®) | >TON BEL 4a08 (" ——— nd Delmar 1¢s; Hodiamo: 30 times dai! tepiay L SOM 38 Cab on Sidebc nta: immed ANED~ m aptasen AKER Te » trade. ruck, 19°00. » — (C8) } gcod mea! ion 323-—-Front > 'KING'’S Hlanw. sate ji. times. dailw @r ly 2c Sun. ée: ro: 50A—Fou. TY Tw eee ~~ *>any 193 oOotham. 6107 late in 50 week 25 to 4 vin 7 ‘we - ike near: ROLE ET Tc TOURTX e7) | Ic Reg taition: GR>- ‘sca Stake body. aac S& twin beds. busing, |. 2!) ~ aay be ‘YY. [244 2 (c6) APARTMEn?s C. Sun be. - r. ; det! 619 $18 our bear hay | furnished — maston 97. Comp disroni?,uetallmenta’ charges parable _Juniata.’ me AUTO CoO. psa ‘| WASHINGTON . pusiness | and jaundes oell furnished ae E a ie Cell | i _Corp.. 816 N. 2 ommerce Ber a mile U RING. FORI —1. -ton, wit} 3067 : OLIVE. (oR) nr 6 gg at an BL , £45294 -¢ L) IKING « = Y optional! ree a board ENTS FOR RENT OREGON 17 13-—Fir, a Fe BUNGALOWS & wes MONET Toe Panta: oadsters F “gd 48; same as Pas, te 1 or wi thou + aaw mMmesl« 5 _ 2.80 othe ns ~]% i.00r Troon , a. Hi HW AY. a : nNeativ irs? floor, 3 - COTTAGE TT} IANED—@25 (cB) 1921 =. Sale Breese ofemPlete sto. & ot Dealers, “3003 L Tevis Motor ¢ Ads e700 | ——— Sarees cot laur dy housekeepin oe ——Nicely fur- AMHER West and also sleeping i cheap; electric flat, “ATI For Pr Sale 8 ly a Pian,”’ pavebi ea om ; a , O _and S . ocust sft Pee ord W rors a ~ | AM UGTY Bre . Kitchener . MH} oo Bee nena “ ing roon . tric Parl I TEN’ eas ents cha # Ip $150 Pe adster a bar ain and eary refused a7 “ “Undays s* Open e\ Cc on TM INST E R e 4) ain he@a she : te room oR! | P! an —eeenetisiteeeeess 18. ~ 4s TION, Cc H ounr I argea ~ A... wee wn; terms Say mi) rms; the all | FORD a enings front PL... 4063—! nn a - baone, Page attractiy ds. 1239—Wil ———$_—___ poutine, SO Before »b RISTMAS Si est ndustrial | per os (ia ’ age on ala ML. es of ~ hese cars —— J - fon ee f 3) . % room ; excellan? er ree 80uth mT he eee sine nor? ive @-r oon ihr SUD ease a+ eae cn uy in — SHOPPERS nut 0an c Wie. " A Se! les . ef! e@! son av e. cr — reasonable: wilt der tires coum ibul WEST P] x . ys ea ; (7) L ‘ = EDE vy I y tw o WwW a Ti S| oe Dp . g Al . a | Mj oN . = a — “ ae ve oar Q or i ON, ae 31A—Neativy ee — =, than a T re — — more nT n Ww — —— NEED MON NEY 4 : 7. ie f SB og ry . a r l ' \ ; pha SPR . ’ Aa fs ie « . — e Datns eT) . . ON _’ a) ¢ . ron Prey, t “ “ -) r) ol ° al ie sort . Re ) ADSTERS ty rT bans: Ifke _ 0; PO RD. TT = 4170 Onin on str at e. Se hi ek j deli 1050 riod meals ee — Sout MI NE RY A dow 7 , a rood etr " i -@ good neleh- Chout erm a” ars ing the j ring: reer ) ran and at ; yo open ey. LST P INE yy cae ; , | and ar , “Nicely ; he rooms NT! —4600 wane é ri 5815 A cial biedilicsenediiiiane ‘ balan: Tr Street, fnr , ° . eau Trust po! tf model= included. a I hi _ tires: rea! excellent conda!- i ers = ternis Siossiientng 1 $285: can ar- | roome with BI... S93 Jon wine Clene : hame oe : henett: steam fu nie! d room on ~~ : and bath o- Planing oan large 2156... flat, light Moa tern rm 4- -room fur - | Bishop. o uke rent a 4 $500 Mi NEY Uc z LOA N maaan ox are ti * ou 7 ow i bu ea... 2315 e in Or wi at fioor woe adults heat p ditio Pi fires - ~ o6J and ur ‘ for le ED SID ) appreciate thelr val © Deimar y at $200: it Locust st One Ford Deag}- _preferred thout board: gentler 1 LACLEDE _ wher # electr - new paint : r: in Al ji= oe Clean Cc abany TEGETHOFF a Mr in your D Jn au uromeai lee: CHA BUICK AUTO CO. foo Winter top. j a. 7A Aut it _Open evenings. (8) sal meee * ok ae SDE. 43504—Loveiy + ___(7)| Janitor, adu res throughout; steam end : ———— es 1) | a 8 E284 Cast t FTEROTT REALTY | STANDA on edie’ ; aN Ns ( DEPT. ° r" ft con - 917 oe u | — ———— | ti trie aaa ge 0” ladv e room ater —— “ine * 70 wut, steam heat a aston. Cabany 837 Sage ee IARD ws you Uy r 20 1 . BRarher small down ki zi \uthori zed F or . sh or terme | __cO"venier ishe I for "Gentlemen. e 1E -RSO ae 4018A—F, ennqueendjeiniii tes oe 8, 5096-—Six roo ——i> | = Tower, Grove _H SALE— 3633 McDonald, | closet = fixtures, n mail box, latest = money in-yo few is FACTE R- adst er: at Fares: - r Motor ' ing § hi hwa d Des r — lveniences in emen ") | k tchenette Furnie igh n OMA, - MA nak sin. leights: seald, ® hardw imerous ; Cor 4) = our be 4 do’. starter Tes! ? ’ Co ma & w aley 8. 1418 ; ee ide! 4: R let Lind : ished - and gT apa! tment _ keves 2° i SRS wood ? spac ic le tia’ busih » $100; te rma, or tied 4 f {c@ sreemonen = ROOMS—N)j e. WE a 318. (29) Me ‘P HE RSO nN 402 ——— ell 5341W ern Curs: $7 ade ed SCnOOCis Hod! Brand —— = gre ) w/ and $8750: wa ore throughe 1 | es _ 816 N a Cc -Ommerce pa 2 Strfe . i ; extras: a — = fe.) ne ts eae Slee ja hoo : 95 Roam wn WE eT amont Uta! frounds. 5949-44 joo ms, Ow! mut —— nang fa jdsters, 192 . 8624 Pa same as Auto Bodi a oa Lindell 5491w 2 Ine: housekeep-| tric washer Linde ity orien ee ST 8ST _LOvIS TRUST cx sahil West *_ 5942-54 Kennerly. "9 1g” Money ] Pe ~—nncnnag ction: ‘$1: ty .' ‘0 19v%2 mode aa "oo. 5 rk, FORD ape igton Ha all ‘ side op i sadl in = " —_ aie ath furn ; ‘ har wee ter “a Mer; dste re. like new ; g00¢0 » COUPE Re ns._1905 Locust. (cv) | ifurnish ed: oe ting: furn: a uNndings © iam'i. amiiton, @0N ‘ roome. Sd ¢ en moderr ha nbderlain nearer tern ace. la rae ’ od flnors Mone , Russi ude. od fellow Ga ew, _ £ rk. , condition : cheap: trad IDIES—1 5 rales Fe bd 7 s) e.. ience peonlie err "y . ishe d or ; : is ah W: aa fi ronome a oo ks ioor east ens are , concessions SY, ; new anc . us Call ot ae io barga a . i* \ iP oaned —_ ce and $6 ROO No on A + “Sn ae ‘ eH banyv 312 &* Be ee ~a- (c6) : : wtiad Oliv “a 7 ‘ — e erenc es. “A ' — fan Li} Own ‘ de , —_ 406—Furn! : : On ¥ I ge } rooms id ¢ : —- nt er lain Cab .ena! ts (‘ak m B ,LS« ~~ Fe Sa ies mo hen wit _~ re d ape. utomobil ‘asteeineeinnenie ‘ ———_ 50: arters $4 - $a: A @. (c.}) se Linde "S03R I home. ; : Sirable: conve nished room: ver ; a (4) 19] ‘ east —— any ‘381 ww a any 2442 Z2£nrnrc hi fe Moonen 9 brin title: eS ister, 1921, «deghisel : terms. 190: é 65. . _Accessori 2a te eee (> ‘ abar Vv ARE) loll \ enieuces: wives . very — vig | lelrrngs: ae eeeeeataeeeees ee ee OBOR ~~? 315 Olive e; Quick ‘ : ‘ , M Private home cr = - ar bh eee el) — Delmi _ YOU ; serr\- ler with starter , Loc west. | Sores, ee . > —— : ¢ MAREN ryan . 4 nthe a’ d an if ; lee: real barenin, $140; ing ne ust. | ALL kinds of ‘arts—For Saie Centr V — tYLAND 410023755 ARENDON. 1012—Nicely ¢ s | FURN urtteE — ” out. for Mi gany amount of é ao TO 0 CO.. | gE: new nei r 8 of H Hudso B a rooms thi ) he iDAriment ; e: furaishe -— - ES r en | ae West mt ' Gave our = : oak OLIVE. + Darga): paint. Hassiers, | Po magprel blocks. fenders” 1915 parts: RANTNER PL. 3109—2 Ye floor for three; aya — GRACE Kon Tost Withoat Tatags | CLEMENS. 5628- OR RENT pari we hante Tee: money wot; a4 get y sein . ard. y - er - r rooms ‘ —*? M 4 wy ' Ne YP ws Dh, a , i} a , arg ” . i iets om . eeseiitidnidiapeianen _—_— - a ' # om att * roadster: has st ter De! nar. B ee ee nd a eta? ters oB1K hoo dg. gen- bath, -~ $6. és connec tin hor usekee] @f 7) ine R keani A NI 41: 4] wom 9 Par ae HP Tr T nN D k. Ml \ 9] ~__ om A le Sth a? io?) *.., shed. 4 gar “ -10- oom “reside ron eS VV ise pe r A sane: latio ’ fecured. “ rims and | —_— (c ) ATTERY an a +8 Morga er me lectric. x roo! $8. ing roorns ‘ Mctne hy _ Sean \. Atart mer = - bs inr gle ares 6&0. nm fur OW a¢ ~ Tetary n In ne aT a bargain a ‘$1 by > gi f23 @riven = —— 7 batteries areains, aie me Parts — _{cB) | "Lt aT. - 412 . oe a ‘ Ras, M ARY LAND. . 3304 x . ara se house- _vacant Ten ¢ janitog tenn oF _ ' ms aan 300 08 Porch: $1! = 4) a : @UN Dear (% ( ) T I AC (; rattan ii =s 5BO04A Cote Bri! os ‘ord Dealers, ” co PRBV term ew Pp ARTS % 415 Cher or all “week! Tate Sere lean. quiet: “$i. agg. ote heat, er —Des: rable roo 4 E N R lIoHT ——— ~- baths Sn nth. Cab. 3 roorns., kK a — eters nen Venines 2315 eo 3667 OL IV 8. U sed: Fc mut st ey , arene 5. _tub and } 1 day UD: Mar 1p! oyed; — ~ m. #.eam sHT RNR” spencer pean Sno (a7 } perealesy rn ‘od Trie-y.7 & leeping porch = $n - OLIVE, (6) __Bent on Ty! rd and Dod | LOCUST ORD es nad shower baths. (c Jan 1 O} ive car Sern, reasonable e bath h: me Second floor: ——__. —_—— | Orne sewer gas . h. conerete eerreeteneeennnmnees Tis 6s For Sal heres PI — (35% 20) “Housekeeping Shea ues oom, steam cee: pPeauti fully OBLE-Me AW 7 EY REAT. TY - ees Earane. ntil i! Oct.; tin faa nenton 621, Cahany rst } (%) . ° eit com $r54 a na le ct TY mood finer "ace l R&R? OLTY TIRES ont dln dl tA Ss ooms; chil- | Mc) , x - | KING 615 Ch CO., OO. CF ort ms, 3) a ee APROTT “oy us wD of tour: a OO —$2 50 y PINE. 3530— pe cMILLAN 453: ‘nila nn GBI "RY kRAAQD estnut Bt. (co? net BOSS W (6 nn Gil cant r fy for ligt. $3 Pea rims ; 4 Starter an eee for AO dave entre. retread ; ad: guar. furnishe Lotgint housekeeping roome +. housekeept ng : a2 OF 3 convenient Sma! p TB — ((reorgian ro; wen a PLA ’ ’ emer out, 7." oan any a Rest nut ir’ ar dda C} c d. e 4 sui ne - fo — the BB ‘ .> $250" extras thie TIRES—Slichtly us sinic. 1514 Cass. te8) veniences Bo ng phone; heat: all con. , | Steam hes e; nicely furnishes _Dec. 17 for $65 immediate; $60. irivn AND AP’T's "3 WA TS, Fon SALE Cent inte — days and ~~ es UP roadster - | Deal terms other as "e used 30x3% eee | See saosttstaesnaasene~seserensnsign “a Con: Mi SS eee. LACLEDE! » ONS ‘LAT We waaenaieies NTED chante’ j . mone a week for s we ne 231 © a. Men- 630 a 1zea $2 Rr 2 ‘ y s° a!! Pek | wat MOLL. 3104 or & fet ONTC & AIR 12% 7 Se ee oe a , _ 49004, ir — ae me f ] D j alll or 4 ee A . lat) A y wel! secuted after thy 485° we & Locust at. | N. Vandeventer. usy Bee Tire C Piane , —Housekeep rooms fer I1—2 nicely f¢ —— fa \— I ive jarge ec. 15: by rooms. mod — ee North ’ Mg else. #80C lation. h ; ce ry Co sewing ping or ” gine He fer housek furnis? Far Cat. Janitor: res « rooms West + newlyw ern: about AN, ewe ee ee secret here {= e ad appea —— (08 a Open unti ] 7. w _m™mac hine la " nigie hot al a . . eeping ga . ‘ wait : ear ~ ¥ 4 .e « P faAROr ab , ee erred ede: Wear ut ; s 4150 4 " tt iar:t ary. 5808 another one S15 NS) CRED €6TIRD.. 2. : D. m. ASHINGTON eae ne. Jaundry. 8) umek fe old water. e S, eriectric PE : ents Cente ae . 2 T- J-64. or north- room fla? 48n. Dalance Se ” A s cord tires and wv. Teal 3 aD TIRES—_er¢ (c@ | sleep! BL.. 3107—+} —o Forest 7142 - enamel sink, $10 . ERSHING. 5379 . iain - —. : __ Post: Die «7 2° fiat. 1528 Rent easy. buve 4.5 nn wal res and a Wor MnCe in ar $1.75 . 500. —— ping rooms: heat lousekeepin a FP. ) per Suet” aoe 9 or 53K rr Tene ee 7 a = 18 NN. 234 nton. See Wf y An +o oa ti and then be 90 7 Tevis “C smal | $1.75 up. 3300 Waahinernent make: | nena = —: eite Tce ener ay gas. bathe | NEWBERRY TER ihe co Eel}! epiarns oteet * , eg HOOF: five SUBURBAN PROP. FO _ ?) ") RT yA e | Shakers, M Buicka, =! Secale ton chassis, has b - | FIFTEENTO 1 North LIV E. 42129 — Laure arnenmetenineeiesmenaiei WER pen. parn, Garage if y > con- GREEN — Pine L a $22 ba _fiats and 50 oe and Bui on ST FOR H L-E M. 4 “ote ers and arimnonge., easy tar Pnetimatic tires: een _recon- EENTH. 1530 Te oon tne age sleeping $5 oe ns KF Varm rnom orner Ww) ith 7 ow 2sATING — nd uD: rade | hel ape Loc ust at. abe yg > Ford anf. 'GARF IELD. — tor double. is “ P AG EB = ei i Ke} t ch Nn SYRAa? — ae f hegtn: ‘ _Bent fon PAs ecorat ed re ooms: = 4 ash ba - ‘or gas: re etait mt “es * cor double value. Dn and Ofte: ~~. Ono : . Vv 5 5 ‘ia ba ") ‘ ~ tet ban i err . -_ ° mont ht. ™ a. pcr) ‘ - Pre ‘ ste ates nes evenings Ane | ao ms for Hn S—Two large ee light i=, STS v furni ished front ‘ north > “ni t4—New bu 'd ne 944 ¢) = To L —=————=—— : — i TE RE ; = mn 617 ny C; water in room mE: gas, elec- PAGE 81. & : for two iN-a-dor bed, . un parlor with oor 2 —— ae ee # & CoO ee Chestnut room: Lindell 4 4983. (c 6) Forest 574 a }0—Room, Bultable for — - seg Will dec corate ti with whit te pov - USINESs 5 PRP SEs ne Saat G U AR A} Pa ee yoy — yY at once wi - *O Suit read, eee _ = - ‘ eee " - ‘ . - , . res ww 1 US SE = entrance -Chuma ’ Bn $000 ¢./2.° weeks ago: D) Ford are 5 down trae” ta 4 Miles: new-cor ore: | |) tops and GRAND BL., 95: T) i trade. 5441 Sbeolumic fet || shield wind ing . 2539 N.—8 furnished gin PARK VIEW PL . ute! s, rooTns $2.5 w rnished a! r) PARK \ lIEw ’ a a! . Pat, Spanieh loan | fende motors, wheels, |. MAFFITT, 3941- toe Rh rari ble seta aantinee —8mail comforta.| Sith garage Mine ch wheelbase | | rs, any art sheeping rooms ouble and sin Te eee. Pores: 5815 TP REALTY p> SS or ch bo ; se, or F i for si igie > " R _ } 4 H Fr? ‘ Ad most j half price. ords mon Car lines arivate rhe: near * PLYMO UTH | A: 544—, SC 6) Se oes 3 Natura Bridge ‘DER LEASE. Ches tn } ONROF, “7406 fine _TAndell 7605 . ‘iett and ‘ras. 3 rooms, bath. h he lS (c7) LASE--Good for” any stnut. os no object »—Single room: reasons >| PRAIRIE 1994 2 1, APART = j S588 | Market or any kind rE 4 ion to chila enti = ex a RIF \ * “connecting ro MENTS FOR RENT ented r wane. at ~10] 08 N Broadway * ROOM—Lere niences. Lindel! a —FURNISHED —*) 2-reom bete 5-room flats ion comer . iaree fron’ ram ‘cee _- SiR West secured teases; on elertric. 4 end one _ STOCKS 1 r pe Re South STON. 5025 (Wellston)—-Offices sui balance monthly *"t $145: $3500 cash, quota: 2 ' 7 . or ph» nie ; € ‘3 . “aenr. OMe or sr Triy “'ores aan or chiro aut. "40 had VW and bond. ' > — Practor. Ap- AU sc Hr Rroade : Un let - ‘ LTE ay. (c@) c%) ~ Pate _R E co e) a Railr a road Pp _ . roperty ’ ' * 5037 DELMAR \NE W STE Af. Mais Bk gape ‘ 1 or 3 ‘hoes. 2 housekee;, ppt near Barnes tH . P| Se Dital } ere > x — —— McREE. 4137 | as 9 furn is aA ee — apant- | EASTON. 8214¢4 A vee : F 4A ron ma, bath garage 1°00 - Perr, at » Well-bals Our ; &Ctlon : ee for low ; , Wile “motor cae it: | | F (c6) [ orest 243. (68) | enw heat. sink. phone. L fe ' PRAIRIE. i308 No inde! aeot sw. aie rt sleeping roon eer : Lovely front room {cP ment fla+ I) oguitable one or two ladies. Cabany | gureTy at: 96-S14 week; adults ee eat CUAL. Puent ished . - ree Ot | Gaal loc urivate doctor Gen? fice, 1901 Fe oar et *, $40 monthiy | ‘aad ned ; Welln Dus) Sone hese ro- flat of 3 = a 2 mgs! gla ihm. "Cerise, "BSVSS" catiar | ee Biota verbo fot et room brie | 2aaton. | P terma = o rents $1") (]) HA'tT Ms Hi LTE r - hale San ne co. | PARETER, ncrestsl— aah y. ( sted selling onat x add class A p= I los wea Bina awed Wigs aR Cee ae ee oo ae
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ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER &. 1923. STLOLRS POST-DISPATCH ithout Unduly Emphasizing the ‘Con,’ Baseball Officials Will Convene in Chicago Next Week Saliieaiin|s1|:=.i Bowls Here Tonight Five-Men Teams J[unney Confident of Defeatizg Hall Wins —_——_—— , = a Washington U. Athletic Council ho * Hears Request to Resume Annua - te a Bowl Tonight in Greb in Title Contest Monday Kirk in Football Game With St. Louis Je «(Midwest Event Ce he Billiard | Tournament Closes Tomorrow | ig ane acid: “yuiemees lav-Off Nec +i i i i a i i i i i i _Star W ~ —— i > ™ - ~ With Singles and Doubles gs | | | City 3-Ce 2 ‘ _* Events Scheduled. imines tO seStS | ane. Defeats Challe. seth eaew-+ ee ee es OO ee ee eS oe a be tit acne vs rey RS Mit se thes dete By Joseph F. Holland. — we as balk See intetgetn 5 Battling Siki Shocks Fashion Plates of _Tin-Eared Society ae sal baad Washington Attempis | a night, Gene will box thre a ne Bl To Schedule a Game Milwaukee | e represente€! To mee ant. ce 3 EW YORK. Dec. 2 With Nebraska Eleve~ 4 et ale en SS a dagen SP NA AAP Ade eS ranean Ss gL hE ae : 7 b vm ’ 4 Poe ty Lhe Tunney Tune 7 + - = ~oiaiie ~ KOPPISCH, COLUMBIA U. Leng : tie obs Seek CAPTAIN IS FORCED S Sania = : Tt ent-geeae TO STOP TRACK WORK | : aaa RS Neen — SS Ee PikerSwimmers Ben Millers Meet Defeat Principa Vespers Sunday Academy Team Beaten oy Municipal Eleven Opposes Shght Margin, 36-32, m Professional Team in Na- Aquatic Meet. tional Cup Contest. ¢ MQ IOS Ts Stewart. 2 New played for many a profession 4 e he signed ast wit> -- —————E LEWIS WINS TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS FROM . STANISLAUS ZBYSZKO Monday's Jefferson Park En- :»: siianieaa epg : CANSAS r, Meo. De | 7 ? ° sertes arrangemen tile the | ng wey ™ More St. Pauli Havana Results. WNeather clear: track fa-t Last Nicht s Fichts SEW YORA.—Jac’& Me AQaliftfe 1? af The t reit easily On the ‘ef ¢ tereo * jfedces decision over Jee White ef YWentzxemer: L1iz.. ™m ~s 1@. reend beat. The Detreit heayvr- weight appeared te have recained the cenditiern be was in hefere he ‘ was Kkemecked eat br Laix Firpe W. G A. HOLDS ANNUAL last cummer. We hed Wit oa a Oe cae ce cee, cs = . sixth, ninth and tenth it~ P-e se " | cay i ope . had wen bis laxt three fichte br — anil ; :' ) : ’ re «4 | c rm, . | deci Tre . Single Strack : ns rT here tods ¢. , , ~ at k meek cars«. ' , — eat atic Bie, “ —_ o— - ) -— | centempiate : ! WINNIPEG. “aritehsa.—Werrie anil = a aes aii . — > Barna: . : Se . ect | Schinifer cutrpetieted Bed tLecre Beet , satin Grdbons Signs for he Axa r : ‘ , evanrrdin ' = 7 PRS : ae . ‘ a 7 es ef Wineeapeoii« in «2 1%-reund beet. : 7 : or : ate . ec Ps wes ' is = < —_— a is5 Schiaifer carried the barrié to 2; ‘Sees 3 MLA™M1. Fia.. Dec. §& . : we . ; , * ae ; : PR: - 1 - : «2/2 Legen all the war bert failed te , : ; : spe a Bene has signed a contin a , fn semal ati pa = tod | 3 | , ithe ie Sieecneele weeditie , - “ 3 Era Bra date me noth” 9 a = aa ec . ina fA leave for Ch . ° sgt th — Jack Reddick ef YWeesciaw out- ' el + iimett ve Es ae . _— am O° saneunce -4 en : : the se cin feecht Billy Emke of St. Loenis ‘OGay Was flected cap I. was tm 2 slashing cight-reaad bout ri rd Soc: tex) sacs —— reason
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1 Week q jext Hall Wins » Kirk in Fipg Billiard M Play-Off ate Necessitated wy — , e 7 City 3-Cushion Champ; 4 ‘ Defeats Challenger o ————— ie . ue) Hall, city 4imateur . | iy’é¢ a on ae i ; rs | ‘Shion Dilliarg pla ated Harry e ; , a4 tarry Kirk jn the . ° ' f hi 4 a loce he ; i] Champiog Ll) "ha ii’ nt ‘ t] - : a ] a4 Lo¢ Layton-Me ~ rn: las ight, 50 to 43 gan i an 4 Vs in As r it of 1)’ | | Suit of Ha!] s Victory , > j ; ij estants remained tied i the itie and a Play-off bee | 2f' AS t , | | né “a sain ihe eee ” - erry es x Y ee a - >> 7 ie is > vee Pe eee, Bien Route. . > PLULLTIL an tn ? ty o et ah oP ahi A 0 é a fa 4 tte Fe aS ° Above: The ma- chine, built by O. F. Hilden of Mil- waukee, Wis., com- bines the helicop- ter and biplane types. It has yet to receive a_ trial. There are five sets of wings of the biplane type, four on each side of the ship and one on top, and the in- ventor believes that it can rise straight up from the ground. It has an elaborate cabin for many passen- gers. —Internationa! Photograph. « rr 77777 7? Lhihihhth hl 7, (LALA 4 yA , 4 thithtththtet Lhe “thidditetldhitdtdtedes TTT 44. (Lh hh hh hh hdbidad heheheh h nah Uptid¢t titthhthtt Lhhhh 77 Ahh \//7777777 4 See —e i es . ‘ I SOTO LANE. SOO VUTTTOLL Lc addaidiiiiak WL hhht10t2tzrz3ntn10aadaaddadaaaastihitihsdshh NEW PRESIDENT OF GERMAN REICHS- YOUNG- BANK aid re a CANDI- oF DATE IN RECENT BRITISH ELEC- TION To left: Miss Ursula Williams sought member- ship in the House of Commons as Liberal candidate from Consett Di- vision of Durham, formerly repre- sented by her fa- ther. During the campaign she would drive to 3 prominent street corner or village center, and then ring a bell to sum- mon an audience. -I'nderwood & Underwood Photograph Ait hi Lh hs hh se i, £L LMM MMMM hh hhh bhdhhdhhth 77 (LALLA LMAALALAMA (Lid d OOOO I 4444 644 WOU LLL tststsddtdsdddhdthdddddddbdbddshidihe 2 rm ~z~ - WOO CLA bs ddd sdb hdddhdhhdddddhdddbhb 4, 4A; // A. ahh hhbhd dl LA ile. To right: Left to right: Hendrik Ship- stead and Magnus Johnson, Farmer- Labor Senators from Minnesota, who are expected, in connec- tion with others of their same _ radical leanings, to make a great deal of trouble for the Republican majority in the upper house. —Pacific & Atlantic Photograpn. hh hhh hh / Lhh Ba Sts cna eles ——— Popular Comics News Photographs | af ; sari zELR >» ~ AW «A . pc *b Ny nr > . ; * ‘ade Wea Bain ae. -~ i ; y es Fn’ ¥ “5; oth : , oS ¥ tt ‘bad ~ ‘ ty! ee a eS. ~~ —_ s VERY INTERESTING MEMBERS OF THE SENATE ; 3 Si eee ee as : SIMO TSE fa SIAAMIMEAGDAMIMM IMAM AMMMILN LLL LSSELLIEN MASTS PNET A. Sbl (Lid idtihitithe e. 7 “s wre ct > s, z coated 25% oes a é SA RCTS Ay ET Ek oe 4 ee et ee oe Se ER SR eee me Ses ot Lh hdd aM MALLE I FF) LIFES VMI AdjIM AMMA MA MAL MM Madd aT TAA Ma A WOOD LL lldddbbbbbdabdddhhbbbhbbddideda WTiiiiiishiiitiillltitididdltdddddddddddddddddddddddtdddddddddddddddddddadds SMISSOOMMMIGITLTLATATTT ASF: * > Nk a i di. Sack teins he ~ Sete ky. x WALEED ddddddddddddddidbdde xs ay -— ~~ ee dl hlbbddtddddddbddddsddd ‘PRESIDENT OBREGON’S CHILDREN pe To right: This is the garb in Mich they run about the CPSP IS FAS PP TIP IP CORP, On dress parade. & Avanti Photograph UiZLLLLLLLLLL.LLLdddddddddddddd PPPS PFT OP PERE OF te ae Ce > > er: , Sars. : ° * o* Me, _ > -. . .° : 3 —.% Ss. x's ‘ ., hoe CLT MMhhddhlantharh this / hh Ollie ..9% we | at Lae a rey eikhsdéin ; tAhy 7 i § ( LAMM M hee bed a. her 4 ‘ <x — BMA te heh hots . Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, who suc- ceeds the late Dr. Havenstein as the greatest money maker in the world, quantity of output consid- ertd. The Reichsbank is the fountain of authority of the Ger- man monetary system. Pacific & Atiantic Photograph hE AMR PER ES 2 Fe a TIT Odbbbsdbdddddbtda SIOMSSSTTSTSSSS SG WT Lh hssidissssddddddiddddidddda | asitttonannnnarnrrrrrrasercrsrsararioirareri ea rir stiri riTssitttTTTllTTT Tht hells iTsitttil{t1//1sdtléeerrrm emma WOO) OO ie lllddbdstiddbbddbdbdddbdhhdhhhhddddhdhddlted. , ey f rrrITTT IIIT IT TTC dhl ddA bbb hhh bb bd bachbbbsdbsbdd bbe erties tittt tilt itttEstLib ld libd bbb less di tedeseLelesellséZASggg Wa daddbbdbbbdd. 4 OS Sete SK AE hy fe SSS ead attics ETE IE Staab A aa ae iat Oh (Aiitiththhhithhhhtttttttttiiiithttttttttt SAL iiihitithiiiiiiihitiiiiihds:httiiss¢s¢¢¢¢¢issss A MODERN SHAH To left: Youthful ruler of Persia, pho- tographed a few days ago in Paris, where he is enjoying pleasures and delights not to be found in his little her- mit kingdom, where his words mean life or death to his subjects, ~—Paecific & Atlantile Photograph. ts] “lthiisiitddsssididdiitdddbiditiddddddtsttbdsdtditttdtditddddidide Ti tihihhhitihhhhttttttttttttttth Thi thi htishssssss¢hsissshih¢ittthhtt dhihdhistssidtidhddhdl WOO ehh ddbdddbdddbbdbbaphhdbihhhittdd. TITITTITT TOT O dd dcddddddddddidididaaddiaiaiididsisssdssssssssssiaa
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There were forty pounds Donald was Crofton, mornin by indicatin exact salen when he gres owt a 2 cherished - ie SI tache heaved bourec breast. groundswe!! to climb. “What's this” contrived he Was con of furtive pacer ‘which was with his cousin Ginger whe Uncle Donald Doe You would have that would have put Pp easante } - s lapped e Donald lee unsof “Never t before,” waned. which had become a commonp With his cousin Ginger. was Hitherto, his actions received neither criticism nor jected to it. “I'm not a fool. “You area fool A damn ’oo! contin ved — Dorna)d. tn ie more exact irl... Never aia. Didn't like her. first.” “Need we discuss it*’” he sa. ruce Carmyie, dropping. as Was apt to do, into the grand ner. The Head ef the Family drank in a layer of moustache and blew {t out again. “Need we discuss {17 he ha’ 4 with asperity. “We're going to dis- cuss it! Whatch think I cttmd all Carmyle Urged 7. seid Lneile To ent ee eee, “Drawing you cr:.” Dena’. on Well-known hen I was at Oxford me on If I hadn some sense and Whatch know of this giri? know of her? Who prom pt'y & weak > re » «9 e te | hat'’s * ° b*a 3S Pert > evaporat at tre gocd ‘test sme a pie ~~ Pie crust That One Can Make So Easily at Home onl a friends es sa, ruce- nething more to rmye = ro - =. ; ceme back _“was-u * re + — . . . ~ q — - —_ 3 ere a 2 5 ri. t you in e snapped a ™ RO - DP an Iv Be Centinued im the Post - Dti~partch. Coitture Ornamen Their Popularity GADERWOC. JMOER WOOD YY Bandeau of Silver Poinsettias. i i Te y Ware Noted Lecturer and Authority on Educational and sociological oF who goes wrong a parent—usual- oreaas do¥n un- ne worry amu -f tae at- (hat boy. just come to my idea mother’s ose gTo*nNUp father two sm because lother Sy TTI D- . - - ~ me Sine aber eng —— zed ws - °TA™Ce®s S>artiee wko os . = 4S s@cretary c 4 her onutes fe. ine arrangement to May home and otherwim amuse them- he evening of mother’s THE HOME KITCHEN By JEANNETTE YOUNG NORTON in September of supposediy fad- 8 4 girl again in spirit Her face beams with el | ia : Pha waenever she discusses her : et Msn — Ing, J¢r mind and thought run happenings at th (ie Strains of the ougn her being as her daily tasks, and ua! ‘P a new Put a8 4 poetic to serve with meat of the probiems of ~~" e - "> hed s- z© s aJ0Ui eart ne #xpresses the idea. | : eat sate ¥. tae country is filled with ‘err im? | "+ Soa o~ Ss aad : sa * ~ od : . [oO ; = ernig: ee — 27) s rch opportunities to conserve Many an instance 4 @miar scheme ‘0 save the ov of the father “worn-out” moth- ik® 4 girl. give her the beauty shop. frequently 'O &@ piace her own ‘@ and native de- .?me ; . to)0O6}hare a 7 a | heaping tablespeon to “™ add pepper. sa!t c and two spoonfu! _« mterest *rom : ex7erien “cok ed a2 sUugres' . . ~ ~ + wae ‘ 4 7 _+ —_ : atoes, a sliced onion. ~* : ms ~ Of Ca iis appiness ~— Pepper and r force meat 2 the open , — P arge scale a a>iespoons of > cuy a - - - - rsnips may °°» or . . > SA. good-sized ct f raspberries dredged with water if = le * luUcK .eperrTi may be used * sre. serve with - : °* ae - » ~ « [? a 2 ese **» gsr _ - . oss Cream the butter and sugar adé beaten ex. flour «% — 7 - . n@ O44.0ng powder sifted in (o *s » #7 Tie nd +s "Sa YT > with Fa‘ oo cna? ~~ gh - _ aaa ws " o¢ TYarni.: a ~ *.? a aiale Sp OTL ius ties aadibvident Bimeberry Pie« iS of two «ges Saxe in mode = — - > 14 3 i > r em > ever invented. “never was man : «step that was There reall’ os ig to the story and she sued to trial it turned man invented her +-~ - _ stor’ the alvoree 4&0) sow Ip > *% ‘ marketing just tweed tua: -3 The flouting e somewhat down over the it made him firror ed for wine ee 1e* — Tr. , “en 4 § ance rs - ae ae its appea-i---* : Pa : loch * ly it floats ‘ar cjocane, an . > i | — ~ =e = J r- : neath Ae bd _ ues J yet OG ~ - mn as mere than taree ermament one type of youns gr: ef wool in a sober shace berm—are as giddy in & takes an odd in pieated . ate tehe! vogue pee sean? ‘% to express iteeif tine. no waist Une. hlack ve ve > a berder of fine stripes 78 in a or mat: light “ring Lie ignifeast Lives of Famous Women . VESANT well-to-do Sw Selped to keep "mm ar *he Reverent the historian. 3 - Financier Married Her him te riig met infil vence. sent a #t. PS.) TAD S the ah. whese we Lpire was ‘so ; Sue Writing: ime ; in And rectory ne the Roman among cs% Ld A®er her fathers death. Susance hed a precarious - - x, =a —s (,* *T i... “son. >. uvelinegod by later indir ¢ *empliormert az gorernpess= @ Par: Necker While mutual their Tartriage many rear ‘@mbitton avd clear-eightedness the "Markable woran so fired “‘Qhergies ‘hat he rose from « hua PeGitie in a banking house T®sp--. ble place in poverty Ad@dventure ¢ and pewer ‘he * - ; r« ng college ee Th. ‘ame *s5 -_ arr *5 venerated aebility ter. while she so ide thit when he objected ‘Ss & large pertien of ‘erature, she cheerfu Se Rame she had _ her € > hs "fluence kent pace tt Gere -- men: alWarTe increasing af ized te ner her There she met Jacques declared ne - -* iadame - i J mad Hows. it appeared that she hare direct contact with the COUtside ber home . she became one of ef femininity wher she FATHER JOR: MEDICI™ ~~ ame Grecter-ggueral Seances of France Sar htewems © - iinv« ” . (onee- the welfare workers tn the hie in- ~ “eens and hoepttals afer of “Se ‘ease "ota hle of Matane Her only child was Gucttnall VIhe if 4 Ge S21. rare character,
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DUIS P et ct a le ta a ct ll NG OST-DISPA WOMAN sets into for divorgs All on accor Se ences wife about ‘the He Said she » Clothes she word. | Clothes as jit | Ing them. Why, Of cheap stuff’, look like a millig |, . And as for he | fair about it. a ge Was. Thick as @ Ms And the S1Ze ¢ always bought chill | shoes. | And. Say. Th | parties—well, whag i | And dance | And yet she wasm anything quite like | And the man’s wi | divoree. | his wife. : I’d rather live he saw because he spend “my life with who would trv to ‘the other girl.” What a petty, man who could de He probably body that everyone feel big and impor when he bragged ab T don’t blame I wonder if he the weuwan the dive wasn t any othersq Mlhat do you $A ng And whe there wasn't any of | And the Judge | And I think hem | By tell in a=? go T. pECEMBE : — ma othe sun Maer husband oa? Her husb nde ( 4 R 8, 1923. WINIFRED GLACK rae, to be | =, her hair—such hair as never jJdinit—you 'd be surprised. | ! pert like a child’s foot. She } > ny step Ts 100. ia r Talk about chafing-dish that was ever invented. Ngcording to the man's story. and she sued him for »to trial it turned out that man invented her to annoy the divorce anyhow. love with every woman eouldn’t help it than to | pegging, vindictive, creature by making up stories about : + 1 being he must be, the 4 Failure wie failure downtown—some- belittled. And it made him wife’s poor little face cloud me, getting rid of him—do you? id when the Judge gave | the man proved that there * TD .- The m Mirror :-: does her shopping and tweed that is suitable for winter. its appearance in Paris. It softens cloche, and usually it floats far ih the brim just over one ear. lin Paris by the pert little the chin. The tying is ¢ streamers. ble woman in Paris now is festive and often bizarre no more than three. . ment one type of young girl wool in a sober shade, but the are as giddy in tint as de- Yogue in London takes an odd is to express itself in pleated line, no waist line, black velvet aborder of fine stripes in a light monogram in a color matching — HEROIt HISTORY of Famous Women ver oe i wma rity on gical Its a tweed sult marketing just now parents | of theilr The floating veil§ conspire . the somewhat prim } lughters | down over the shoulé alth of oys are | An exceedingly i int cry. | development of the 3 wrong | usually done with naf —usual- | ywnunt | With her evening# Ty arm wearing a step-in corm the at | shade. If it has any at boy. ome to Three wide ban ide@ | frock shown in Paris.4 lother’s | three satin bandse—@ o close | sired. rownu fathe The flounce, wht 1 to ge turn now and then. : satin and to form the us Ww gown. neigh, ed that A white linen h re new | color is correct nowt er hai the stripes is placed 4 go ou in wit icalin+ §j mnt th ne an een Significant Ine iber of y fad. “somal A Historian dens ODAY'S feminine ¥ ht ru : hat @ at th T who feel tna > e ¢ of th take precedenc” & ind 8 ing marriage will f : . s, and | Perhaps a new view a new | Story of a woman who Ppoeti career when it was at 1 because her husband ® with, But—and this m™ serve: again and again:—so tance J this wife that fame. heme came to her door, 4m Over-|.!she able to —_ ee * oy _| | pressing herself as ' “pad ing wife and mother. shop, | Susanne C. Necker place! | history of France 4s ® own | | letters—honored. cour » de-|| But records do not tell ¢ all juick | will. ition ne || able | hood in the rectory of her |} well-to-do Swiss church: prise | helped to keep house er, the Reverend Mr. % ‘life together with Ed the historian. Gibbon, it appears. * convert to the Catho '| attending college i” | Gibbon, pere, disapP™ Adventure came int ie! Me | | and | Colds Exhaust => | Your Enerqy /f _—————~ FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE Ta k = T tiger. Married Her gent him to the Curchod , that he might come. ¢tlergyman's _ influence. And he lived at the rectory ine whose work on the Roman Was to be unique among B of alj time, fell in love Susanne, then beginning to Promise of the charm which mt Made her the toast of Paris. But again Gibbon, pere, inter- » @nd the match was broken her father’s death, Susanne & precarious livelihood by Sirls in Geneva, later “@mployment as governess , > « sie hb ¥ hee 5 Sai i Where, tet, na ' mat he rose from a hum- ie “eu +i a Saas am TPA ™. There she met Jacques Mutual poverty delayed age many years, che and clear-sightedness of ble woman so fired his in a banking house to ble place in the world. == 8nd power came to him, x he progressed Madame ” ‘ influence kept pace with Ltn hent, always increasing. ed her nobility of While she so idolized When he objected to her ® large portion of her te Uterature, she cheerfully eg the name she had made ower, tt appeared that she ‘pit, ae * alps he ae # ‘ Pigg » Rt >. P wah f*POat notable of Madame od a 4 contact her home. with the Conse- me became one of the Workers in the his- / —=@ininity when she in- and hoepitals after me director-general of of France. be levem. P's wic wrth, fF Only child was destined that rare character, she went for a new pair of | , and Demanded His _ = — —————— 2a “se By J. J. MUNDY. OU hear persons about giving speak a “curtain Y en a few yourself to those near lecture,”’ and you have giv- you, but how about giving one to yourself? / Ask yourself tonight you have done of which should be ashamed. Ask yourself if look the persons with you have had business dealing what you you could whom today fairly and squarely in the eye. What did you put across to- day that gave your conscience a twinge but which you calmed by the thought that the other fellow would do you if he could? You say if a fellow cannot take care of himself in a busi- ness deal, he deserves to. be fleeced. You know that that excuse for crooked work. Does this thought square you with yourself! How would you fee] toward the other fellow if he did you out of a sum wf monéy and laughed up hit sleevé because you were so ftolish as to let the money zo”? You consider yourself merely “shrewd” in a perfectly legiti- mate business tay, but you would not like the sort of treatment you give in busi- ness. Call it by its right name— Plain dishonesty ind then be ashamed, so ashamed that you will not take advantage of an- other’s inexperience again. 1920.) twist and a is no ‘Copyright, —— — A FILM FABLE =Q= By DON ALLEN | | O Wee Sma’ Ladies NCE Upon a Time there was a Divine Dancer who Speut his Evenings and most of the Hours Hoofing it with Undoubtediy Fair and Stylish Stouts. who were Forty, Made-Up to who were At least, So Wonderful Was His Dancing that many of his Paid Partners As- sured Him that he would be a Three-Ring Circus in the Movies. And So, After having Shellacked his Hair Until it looked like a Full Page Ad for Rising Sun _ Stove Polish, the Divine Dancer present- ed himself to the Casting Director Chance. be He Got It. Being the Possessor of a Certain Type, Our Hero was given a Jon at what he called “Playing a Part’ but what was known in Studio Slang as “Supin’ it.” And, Strange as it May Seem, the Fannettes Gushed and Gurgled over his “Heavenly’ Eyes” and “Wonderful Hair’; and the Male members of the audiences knocked | go because of their Jealousy that _a Big Producer was Wise Enougn to Sign Him up for Life. And the Divine Dancer was soon one of the Reigning Monarchs of Hollywood and all the Moviedoms | and began counting his Salary with an Adding Machine. MORAL—Sleek hair goes a long way toward Taking the Idol out of the Idle Class. (Copyright, 1923.) Brown Beef Stew. UT one-half of the meat in inch pieces. Place all the meat in saucepan, adding: The green leaves of some of the celery, minced fine. 2 onions, sliced in half. 2 quarts of boiling water. Cook slowly on the simmering n aw? | burner for two and a quarter hours | then lift the piece of meat and set | aside. | Place % cup of shortening in | skillet and add: i 1 cup of flour. 1 tablespoon of sugar. Cook until the flour is a very dark brown color. Now add: 3 cups of cold water. cups of the stock from the " vw | meat. ] i ! ! | simmer 1 pint jar of home-canned toma- toes. Blend well and add the meat; slowly for half an hour, adding: 2 teaspoons of salt. 1 teaspoon of pepper. 1 teaspoon of thyme, and some dumplings. When Words Fail ~ The Golden Rod Box Con- tains a Wonderful Assort- went of Milk Chocolates ariel Nucts. Frwits and Chewey Centers antag for them Anywhere ¥ HOW I —— Prettiest Swedish Princess To Announce Engagement PitRY THISON oa YOUR KITCHEN | Children’s Bedtime | By Hannah Wing | By iho rotéa W . 5urgess —— _ What to Serve Storw :; Tomorrow ::? » i> Breakfast. cv S | Cy ! = eee ee ~- } RINCESS ASTRID of Sweden, regarded as the prettiest of will soon announce her engage- all the Swedish Princesses, ment, according to report. for the recent Royal wedding. An Authority on All Matters Per- taining to Household Man- agement. | | quickest or easiest | getting kitchen ‘accomplished. If you want to find out how many miles of unnecessary faked apple and cream Cereal nule eggs Crisp bacon Hot muffins Coffee, cocoa, mill Dinner. Stuffed breast of veal Browned potatoes Baked caullflower Fruit salad Pumpkin ple Coffee, tea, milk Tea, Creamed chipped beef on toast Corn relish Finger rolls Ice cream and cake Coffee, tea, milk ‘| “ f isn't of HE longest way round way your work _ travel and trouble you are causing | | yourself try this on your kitchen. | Take and |draw a map of your kitchen show- a pencil paper and ‘ing how many feet long it is and ‘how wide. if you scale erclaimed really matter. draw the Philosophical which seemed to cover each side | Phrasings of his head. t want you to meet two friends | Men more easily set bounds te of mine, Danny and Nanny Mead- | their gratitude than to their hopes ow Mouse,’’ said Mr. Mocker, nod- | or their desires. ding toward them. | ° Salamander turned quickly in | their direction with a look of | have to be an artist to make this Simple sketch. | Next make a movie cartoon We are sometimes as 4ifferent from ourselves as we are from others. Real glory springs from the silent conquest of ourselves. = 2 What we call our despair is often - only the painful eagerness of un- fed hope. 1923.) An idle word may be seemingly harmless in its utterance, but let it be fanned by passion, let it be fed with the fuel of misconception, of evil intention, or prejudice, and it will soon grow into a sweeping fire that will melt the chains of humas friendship, that will burn to ashes many cherished hopes, and blacken more fair names than one. empl e >. fac WR IAN BES tn anning Gi L THE ENGLISH NAMED CONTINENTAL CITIES. N journeying about Europe, Americans are frequently gur- prised to find that the names of of the principal cities are totally different from the names taught in our schools. It would be supposed that the natives of a country or a city had a right to many f | name their native places, and that | their names would be the ones. It is due to the liberties taken by English-speaking peoples that we hardly know a great Eu- ropean city by its proper name. Of course, all Americans know that the French ignore the fact that they live in Paris and insist on living in Paree, but that is only a matter of pronunciation. Yet the Bavarians never heard of a city called Munich, being fond of a capital called Muenchen. And the Austrians are impudent enough to deny the existence of Vienna. The capital of that unfortunate country is Wien. When we get to Italy we find the English equally intolerant of Italian names for their own cities. Try to find Leghorn on the conti- nent of Europe. There is a big seaport known as Livorno. and it Caracas Sweet Chocolate is a pure, delicious and healthful food. Asan addition to school or business lunches or for between meal snacks it is vastly superior to most of the sweets commonly used. Trade-mark on every package ‘ @ee.u 6 *s* o*r—% Made only by Walter Baker & Co.Ltd. Established 17860 Mills et Dorchester, Mass. and Montresl, Cenede BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREE right | | i | They simply come as near ' Headache For Colds Neuralgia Rheumatism Lumbago Pain, Pain which contains proven directions —Old Mother Nature. Nv Danny Meadow Mouse climb up on a Httle mound of dig. No, sir, he didn’t dig. He changed his mind, and 0»he You can use a scale of | One in the ground just below him. lone-fourth inch te a foot He listened for just a second, then | ic iad ; | Nanny in great excitement |location of your stove, work table, Look, Danny, look!” exclaim- | grat. oi? a rein 2 : Atti CT. sink, refrigerator, cupboards for ,©4 Nanny in great excitement as wie to the dining room and to the pan- |#2d looked. Sand was being try if you have one. You don’t | Pushed from the very middle of opened from the inside. The sand rolled down the sides of the little dotted lines of your routes. of ‘travel. The trail will lead to simple and Nanny held their breath. : | They. hoped the owner. of ‘an Danny and Nanny he tried to grin | life—that is the grandest part of | flour, baking powder, salt and flav- . and look pleasant. This really | Woman's work in this world. | oring. 'Mocker called Salamander. be sad. ;en spoon, measuring spoon and | Mr. Mocker spoke at once. — . - _ friend Mr. cup, baking tin and the trip you Mocker,”’ said he. “Are you stay- ithe cake in and to watch its bak- | ing and remove it. Other trails Mr. Mocker,” he replied. “When | did you get back from the; Grilled Slices of Cold Pork. : Unless you have already tried | Plunge a piece of fresh pork into ithis stunt, you are likely to find time,’’ replied Mr. Mocker. ‘“‘It > 69 certainly is good to be back here.” | POUnd. Place in water three whole frolicking in the snow. You may find that your lines of travel cross, ,, rene If it is go good to be back here | seasoning, one-half cup of vinegar. | : why do you ever go away?” _Allow meat to cool in the liquid. Princess Astrid was in London ager to help to reorganize your She is 18 years old. hor~eee~ Dust well with paprika. This pork back,’’ said he. “I see by the.is very nice also when cut in dice ‘compact working units so that the Mounds of sand around here that ctuenn tlt ane ie : aad five chief operations performed in cae one cup k- —rodlerpetneects ion : ; : out where I can have a good look | T>, ‘als an equipments, preparing , , ' . at you. You know it is a long serve with any dressing’ that food, cooking, serving, and clean- | pleases you. Cook sauerkraut early unnecessary travel. “Huh!” replied Salamander | oe eee Fm amaienn on oo This means supplies and equip- ‘again. But he came out. The! putcher will the work table, sink convenient to | cheese in neat thin slices. Serve that the Leghorn hat8 wove and dining room, dish-cup- | Was granted. He and Nanny had come from. Naples doesn’t exist | and the hogshead cheese cut ip , : m a splendid chance to see Sala- | since wide otet sled cabin fas? either, but Napoli does. |general plan of working - from SUS wee ene F right to left in the performance of | imagination. Firenze is the place -handsome. He was considerably they have in mind. ‘clutter and confusion as well as | bigger than Miner the Mole, but | Orange Cup Cakes: : aere iy = REAM together 1 cup sugar Vasovia is the name of Poland's | weary miles of travel. |He was very stout and for his size capital. | ~~ = looked to be very strong. He had 2 heaten eggs, % cup orange —- ' : , d rind of 1 orange. Sift English called New York Yump-| gaw for Vasovia, Naples for Napoli and grated rind o ang town; Boston, Beanwich; Chicago, | and so on. brown coat and a funny, short, spoons baking powder. little tail with almost no hair at } , y) the Continentals regard the En-/tice of the English two or three Bake in gem pans for 20 min glish system of renaming all their | centuries ago of sending their sons . | a 7 and the front ones very large and | ™'xture Prva! eae yo oe The total inability of the En- This meant that a constant stream stout, and had great curving n.oistened with orange juice. ost glish to pronounce foreign names | of English gentlemen, totally igno- ie ol cee Bae ce very small. Four great cutting ) of Continental countries, were con- , foreign pronounciation as they can | tinually moving about Germany, teeth, two above and two below, the way they mispronounce it; /|to the names of towns and villages, that made Nanny shiver. But hence Vienna for Wien, Munich/they pronounced and spelled them | stranger than anything else were Be slow to judge by looks alon: For thus is troudle often sown. ANNY MEADOW MOUSE, watching at a safe distance, sand and prepare to dig down in the middle of it. But he didn't Changed it very suddenly. You see, his quick ears heard some | wish although the doesn’t turned and scampered over to Wee B look!” has in join Nanny. en dishes, supplies and cooking and | Vanny joined her. cleaning equipment and the doors; YOU may be sure Danny turned |that little mound. The door was | being opened, but it was being of ‘cake. With your pencil show the, | mound. Then out of the VEE | eanicton tm tie etenl) But | middle a head was poked. Danny tot han eel “aay ae wiesdh . ae |things such as making (a) your e seas were | _To glorify the common offices of |sources of sugar, butter, eggs, milk, head would come wholly out. They . . | nie 06 chien tes “tuk ie | made him look uglier than ever. Sox thalamic good man te | It will also show where you went | pet ae “I'm glad to make the acquaint- “in eaten ito get the mixing bowl, the wood- aé ‘ a |make to and from the oven to put | Hello, Salamander!” said he. ‘ing here long?” Salamander looked up, ‘Hello, (Copyright. | will show what you did in cleaning up afterward. North ?’’ “Oh, I’ve been back for some $a kettle of boiling water and cook, 'that you have made more tracks allowing about 25 minutes to the than a whole flock of rabbits a i : | Cloves, four allspice, two onions cut Huh! replied Salamander. | jn slices, one teaspoon of poultry recross, and repeat until you feel that you will need a traffic man- |. When ready t Neer + Mr Wy : os 1€ ady to use cu n slices : ir. Mocker. chuckled. “Just to and brown quickly in hot butter. . find out how good it is to get The first step toward the kitchen ffici t anizati erlicient is the organization of and made into salad, using three you are as busy as ever. Come the kitchen: collecting food materi- Toss. turn in nest of lettuce and ‘ing up, can be performed without | time since I have seen you.” | | the slice the hogshead rit > , re ment grouped within easy reach of | Vian of Danny Meadow Mouse’ is there the potato salad in nest of lettuce, board near sink and orderly And Flor- | pen ee ee ence is a figment of the English ‘mander. He was anything but jon about the nest of lettuce. these operations to avoid piling up, Warsaw is another Anglicism.| making your head save your heels not as long as Robber the Rat. | and 3 tablespoons butter. Add How would Americans feel if the | ; almost no neck at all. He hada 7 in 1% cups flour with 1% tea- Porkville, etc.? That is the way The system grew from the prac- all on it. His legs were short,| utes. When cold, spread with a cities to suit themselves. /to make the Grand Tour, so called. delicious. ‘claws. 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