St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 12, 1923

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER i2, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SCOPEOFINQUIRY Taxpayers patria so all ~|SPROGRESSIVES —‘rsmreore rmnesves “NO COALITION” — “sr‘nsts! scouts, "Aout Nag FON REPARATIONS pnt” Seamer fr Question” DEMOgRATS."SSE=E—TE= 1S DEDGIN OF Nec ie rec Capt. T: reduced this year, through visible alterations made in the As- B. Kelloge w: | sesor’s tax books, will be summoned before the grand jury. _ late yest erd Ambassador to which is scheduled to begin tomorrow its inquiry into the assessment Great Brita ain, s sceedin Ss, speek reduction scandal. Later, the grand jury may question those whose th Wit erwin Benatne’ Seutes Minnesota. chi it WAS CAUTIOUS : 4 . r their hast e They halted a j Account Wih and because one of them é ‘Opened | revolver in the stress 3 Money Boat- | t* Roe .. 3 at them under arrest. The , | Real assessments were lower on the tax books than on the Assessor's origi- mat he had been repudiated nal “Diotter book,” but whose cases do not necessarily indicate any aan th at th , ee a : ‘ — ene : last elections as a reactionary. : purposeful change of the records. Some of the latter cases, it; Smith Gets 41 Votes on Senators Macnus Johnson and Party Announces That if - Shipstead the rarmer-Labor is believed, may be due to errors in copving. ° Shipstead, The owners or lessees on the list to be questioned: Third Ballot to 40 for Minnesotans, led the opposition and Summoned to Form Gov- : | ° were joined v hee] Dem.) : 52.75 im cash in his bi : amen ee ote .* . serifield mit) : : : Iv } rd , LO } ns oe ia ee wire ot Daa 3 Se ee ee | State Senator. pees skeen 1.20 : Follette, the Republican m-/ — ;' a te a a othe Neg ved communique this afternoon - . ris held that the | sey 1698 North ae ee pos Ties to Draw on It; surgent leader, the Senate re- - ' » Of 5 had demdéed, in the event t Cohen, Lowis and Sarah, wholesale grocer ot for the election of a chairms | OF all on street : ; NAMED ON CO Enger, Charles and Anna, 5207 Lansdowne Marcnus . ) : | MMITTEE es Le ee 77 , Iowa, and Smith, Democrat, South! peaccve centicsees ween nets, | country without compromising it- oD ayes 7 Was Taken by Detectives J 2 1° y @ "eH ] } 5129 Vermon avenve .. ape ee ; f the va tendtnte nha 0 siaealtes accept the full respon- is interesting in view @ ee, | F “3 rachiengy tig ‘the tee man, With Forged ‘O Ks,” avenue ... . ... : Carmlina. were tied with 40 votes , % P i " . anita official. as eek ce oe ie mained de aclocued on the first bal- (.:.. a : timent in the as b i ed par- | bor being invited to form a DAWES MAY BE Coller, Augusta, 2826 Connecticut street mittee. per Ae app 2 — Senators C Republican.| «-.. ; a sibility of the Government of the ing ae shie, A tonia P., Estate, St. I Union pac } ole] - Ghi ppolonia Estate, St. Louis Union each, while La Foleltte receive souitd (the ere ‘ * 7 , 5 ©. - , ’ m > i s~ — . : ae 1 te oe Le : ®©® -;Tres® a (ze - a tration Approximates Hayes, Lilly, 5165 Maple avenue..... 8! ted for Sm yut there also was SAYS: INQUIRY POSTPONED the New York Werts the rank and file mise find it im, SCUT™ He had a savings account ' b Hussman, Harry I... Refrigerator & Supp) > c in the Democratic nks. the Post-Dienstch sible to support. This will pen: . god «& checking account. and a T DON D Oo . i That Suggested 7 ii Co.. $11 North Broadway .... ee 31.836 11.83 an rains Bruce . y+a! Former Secretary in Severe Ron- Len N — si Premier about the fall of the Gewerss qeemed altogether the sort of Se Hughes. () 7 . roting for “ummins tors | Down Condition. Physician Raidwin, who Saturday had deter- nil ‘tin King will invite ¥ a young man bankers beam 4pon P ; 3 a al es it and Norris, } : = States. mined to resign immediately as a to take office. an Hie savings account balance Israel. David D. (te Martin Danie) Rea! Teaaa Nar Tin i — " 28 was $26 He @ a oo , i ie Lad Ae e oT » n .' akc ia. pi , 1jCat ns ‘ Pe Asanc sated Press - > ic >, rtv's Gefeat at th - . Labor conferences this re Monday s - 2 e ropped ts it Co.), Clayton and Lay roacs.. aa , 0 voted for La Folletie WASHING ON 12— The on Of 2s Pars ooo Ss te N accordance with the request of 2), determine the patie wih a check for $5248 drawn on Special Cabie to the Post-Dispatch (: Yn the second ballot Smith fel] Meeting of the Senate Pub! nds polls. has changed his mind n ‘ } ‘h 7 ~ rt ; , - ra 7 , the mews the United States has de- ia’ Ai We aeostient Alor F Westher ined th nt group voting that { er Secretary Albert B remain in office until defeated by W™" which to erect a suitable me- indicssions will instruet the Ses Mitchell stocd with a balance of ided t tak art in the Repara- : “a - a "3 Tae rg nan ea NM a I . tail Hnid ne Le : te : ee hee bh ” moriai to the late Presiden’ $1620 Yesterday afternac he , ¢ © taxe part im tne hepa! , Fur and Hai Co., 6401 Clemens avenve 62 4.620 , raga ie ee ee —e Parliament, which meets Jan. & . — - ae 7 ee ' a pre- 7 > ion’ committees o » ~~ — = ‘ ss sift it Lior LE 4 »- . ai a‘ (OP Ss Stat oe o 6 hws OO | ; [#:.e&- ~ . . ; mse. a the ha : : : ee eeEEON * : Kratz, Charles and Elizabeth, president Old ss ' 3 tag RESIS CES, eae meager ara After the Cabinet session, Bald- biockinzg the wt 1 riliantiy | } ak WH a | , t (s€ Ss ina ‘ a: ; e se Len out im brilliantiy . —o ; k for $4000. Fire 7 ae experts to Investizgaie r€ rmany - : _ - , + ~ 2776 - ; . aku s .. . q - ‘ in : s.4 . = a2 : = CDH ere o 7 md : . = probahiv on the unem = . . st . drew out ’ * — os St. Lovis Laundry Co... 3238 Ohio avenue } * 61 ' ; aa a - ie SS conference with Ler i:ghted windows and darkening al! ar ogan rh. 1646 of his halanc . ee “=ste Rea) Estate and Investment C . 3 tiie! a 00 eR rae ni saa . fatfour ar former Premier As- +» ther . | Sue Which is certain to % . : = = ‘ance and then See true extent of the inquiry || **8tt Heal Estate and investment Co., apart- ‘Il contin to vo . Fol./ Yesterday. The phrsician said Fall! _.. | comtes. Beene toe adjacent windows. The | 2-3) suppcrt of the Laber aa asked for paymert on the $4900. ments 4432 Washington boulevard, listed lette. , ne icc s sufferi: —. ' — seep wmarzn iS oe Hs ye cross in the photagraph was on the | ,...; i ~ "“"—""ee e@heck which was signed bw himaelf | n names of H. L. and J. Algermissen, | 3 ; dewa canditions co TS then, peor dence rumor, whieh i$ Boatmen’s Bank Building. The’ "a made paysble to himself and! te ‘ , : : , re ’ un i fj iat bi which there s and emica!) bu. 1d} nD di 3. - ; ce *9 : _ a : an Frisco Chem u.dings By the Associated Prem. Pe : | @rawn on the Minneapolis bank. & *. = . ~§ Pas oce ime wan wg A PS ema oe = tall we ver aan ST ers to chalien © the Go The crosses were formed bv - s - s00n as Parliament will@ot be decided until the French end Belgian experts receive their = . 3 instructions. This in turn must former owners . alate dh ialn Sed ones =U .8 er the thi: lot. adjourn- Pere aa SGGee tas cs o d t, that Asquith is wait Yormation of a stable Govern- Kroemeke. Charies and Anna, 2038 Harri ment was taken unt!! n at re: s considered neces: saa Se ee a oe passive sup Dilayed similar crosses. LEEDS, England, Dec. 1S * The telier. Lucian Janes. in- | ° > . ™ ; > ~ « . - ™ - ' , ‘ * = eee sapniattiitteess . ™ X “ea ment. in England and its attitude avenue . a , ius : ay, b Hotin il \Ote be re pw AATLE or tne On to a Tory minis- —— . = AURORA ARN Yorkshire Evening News ‘# formed him that he would require . > - - ha -~ ‘ 7 *-. sai ” ra 7 ' ee : =e towetd France and Belgium. | r : - - ming aggravated. ry, provi ded teeé Matfour is mage pasar that former Premier ‘Qn indorsement. “Mitchell” turned is @ntagonistic, France and Bel- | : at INDICTMENTS AGAINST OIL ete eo ese keep Labor out for some mon nths whether these was any wath 4 Detectives Step Up. : " ' , i 4. ol ain ir - -} + * : ‘ 2 gium will restrict their experts as : ; “Balsa ; in:stration | until an election is thought advis- rumors that the Liberals At this momen! Detertiv | much as pessible. If the new Gov-|| Kuentsier. Johanna, 4166 Giasgow.......... 1. 95 OPERATORS IN ARKANSAS ', ee ee e into «x-abie. There is much difference of seek an alliance with the ; ey and alin ot » ia oe - they lil real) the s ist ene The ran d fil Lib- in + , a} tin - = . uy Of the Ban % ernment is as conciliatory as Pre- Lambrechte. Amelia, 4022 Humphrey ees ] ; abe Ge a ally be th —— S rank and ttle of AAD Opinion in the Tory ranks about ire or seme other seaction . | 4 d ; ones mier Raléwin has begun to be : ve Se rT rian functionaries that hav ; At. : 4 } ; 4 ? ~* r . - - ’ M -_ 4 ‘ . a a i . on ¥ sie Ts 2 > _* Sant Setstem wml give the|| es nes rer cules Bae ig bee sent abroad mince Woodrow |. TEXARKANA Ak. Dec 12— was everwheiming’y against Tory- |The “Press Srea” contriiea by | COMMETAISG teleerapheGAMMMMBnan onder arrect They informed: ; ic aei inney, eiUMet Stet _*-* . . : e oe 1} al > COOK +h Can « . : ? " ’ , : -™ " T'. rt - } : oe ig al me 2’ 3 er - ; : 5 7 at is et, : 4 experts wide latitude. . ‘ : rare tay — ee ok the America délega- Ten incictment: ae ism. They wou a not Seppert thelr’ Lords Rothermere and Beaver-' i 7 ‘ ‘?.' o . 4 tj - co -. | - ny ’ ball J >» _ “ “a s in es the United States Government | Kensington avenue . se ae 2 °i2t TT) . (Member Audit Br: . Wittharn O K by LC R anc® by American experts of an i be M 4 Mer =! ‘ . | Gro nment should resign now he rhe genera! opinion of ail pa — “That's M R : : - . ‘ — _ + on ou or ‘ , ; P .* > . Seen F . ‘ y =n “ fe » . ited tu invitation to serve on the proposed | Nash, M. J., theater manager. 1716A North oo by. Medill McC , n , men! at would be compelied to ask Ram- ties at present opposes any coali- MEMSER OF THE associa baa fl ryan s signat f 1 av 7 Hilinois senator fires h tirical: Ww rdicie. intly on charges of acdoana] ’ oie rs nina , . ventured ¢ teller. mea committees to inyestigate Ger-. Jefferson avenue (o: . ——- S#uTIca. re i & -, gay Macdonaid. Labor's leader, to tien. It is significant these “trust The Associated Press ite Brran. o ‘ “ee “g c , he use for reoub! ne o the bank's vice presi- | * ; . = ~— + Py sid : 7h : } : . my > lt? Sé T ry } aa 4 Sd > awe * > mawty'’s finances. | O'Donnell. E. R., Estate. Elizabeth J. O'Don- as adside a : he , n.: tra : Li t office This would arouse papers do rot mention former ! more reiches creditea ta i ml h®uis Barthou expressed him- | nell, widow, president. E. R. O’Denne! &501N Sige thinks Xs a f : =!rmuch criticism from Conserva- mier Lioyvd George for office T rise credhed in this sauer Gall a “ P { =* am bh j ~ . ae — . : 4 . : « - t a an be limited to “Y@ But if Baidwin should be defeat of his aqnerents and his evi- °° *"*™ ee . ae | 0. said “Mitchell."@ “Those | publ : dim Sre just copies of his O K ! took eclf as egreatiy pleased with the | Mercantile Co., 3823 Fiera boulevard (1) 3,5 : ne oe Se ©! whole way and no: imit American Government's attitude | (~} 15.0% at aracnemteny apes. MUL MOre present or proximate capacity, and ¢*! ec on @ labor amendment to dent wish to -emain in the back- So reserve tf nt He 4nvited his colleagues on the | : 480 a : cnoosing mim .,, | +ent e Poi me | address to the “hrone, next ground for the moment may ex- SCRIPTION RATES SY ee 7 “ss for $1@ he indorsed forivhission to talk over with Col. | Aig ‘ ~_? ‘~ vieldin: ored. | the King clearly would plain his eclipse Vv . 3 Poa a a reeeg time ago. When I | Log@Gn at funcheon the procedure || ©’Donneli. Mrs. Efizabeth . snes 3 a Or ne ities é mot } ~oht tint ' ‘3 no optien put te send fer the, On the other hand. the most so- ™! and Wonday. one F an : emted the check tay Sees n to Be followed in forming the ex- | Olian. Louis G.. president Otan Waist and er a YS there are man pinior or ¢ hief. ber. weichty organs. the Times ane, neat Rgem aye —¥ :: , es ee = | knew you's | pert committees. Dress Co.. 5661 Waterman 183.2 : Carrying out the same theory of titica! upheaval ra i mst ar “he consensus of opimion ef the Daily Telegraph. hail with delight; Remit et! ; ; Sen ' tiemed as the expert on budget Selma Goodman. Tiene Apartm : Coolidge Also he is popuiar tn .- rith Great Britain’s co-copers ‘me | a ™an with offices at T2é Chestnat | , problems, who might be asked to — a ‘9 |} France tion. for a lean to Ger y te -— Street. He was J. Nicholas Hoff-| Berve. En Pe Se OSes intent aia al : te (ther possibilities mentioned are ‘inance famine 1 f—} 5 ~ Ne ~~ . j ee INVILALIO! i © ‘ Ve ropec Z : *. ¢ 606-08 vi ashington Av.—Thriu fo Surth Nir =. - Gheck scheme tr get same money. the a | Kor that he rea! ly needed it badly. 4 British members. SNARE, % anaes Be h in an ul | President Barthou desires that °*™ Governm«: angi Cons. — ie as a tt - Sa, Rite reparati problem hich be | nition bafere th arid. ' bu z the two committees shovid not be @ *35 te oe ‘at State Department hastity ordered jen 3 children starving, and +e Be had $1945 in cash in hie pockets confused with the origina! pro- prova. e a er og ei _ : driny se. ot a we : : : ba him ~ ot to present ara . Poet she ac aA as it i - on ; os] | pe 3 Then arrested. This money he as Rin Miieeieey Gt State to the | on the tuvitation of the allied Gee-| punca New Tort tewrer, who wnel mes cae ween ee Continuing Our Great Annual Before-Christmas ~ am wim 22284288 eeummnte i teenie mert ' aap lie a ceaidlita ; “ 4 ris as _ Wher ~trigneer se for an explanation or | " . de en aie committee > a me * | ee oat . OUuUnNse | | ‘ -~»e LfTic|a fn what he r - ty Lad ~ « . | x — ; * S256 : ‘ . atiwa a si s 4 e > [nh : ; ? ; ee rr) nt a0 the tena 4 later. quite unofficia‘iy. similar ap- join the (Wo committees | o P- ij tion to the peace conference and ist par arations . ae a . negotiations for that prova!l of the men to be invited. pointed by the R ration (member of the Reparation m- : ee] Pag ; nts he replied. “bootie = committee had failed the Repara- ve eiineiieda:, ; | a 5 Ghakemomiuee uae 4 : asa 3 ego.” legging. ip Chi- | * a a aaa ee “ meee S:aer | mission and rem nNOrmiic Among the Senate irreconci rege ’ : tion ¢ 1 aa got mace the oe ID IN means alancin Taeet council. before we got out of ‘Be o at . — ; ag 3 Sa R . | . preposs: neg unofficial representa~- AMERICAN A bedent and sabi aaa al rene ee ee egy . i ys He's Ex-Serview Man. tien on the committces with ities QUIRY APPROVED sis : Eee tn oie : - ow A .) ss .sIeTit w& that wits P fficers we - . IN and the seco to leok into che y Dierneet Steeeem and : e : rr | F. i. ® searched bie rooms | oe eMialens girs tes rec sm, nonin ee — a oe aGee {1 , = tnd a letter from an American! _ ve - wee? | Lerior Paper requesting hie ees powers, designed to meet the EE NES EOS Eee: 7 QGUCSLN «> | rita i =e? o sa i * LArmor.t are Remertcan Government's views ind BY WHITE HOUSE removed from Germanr eliminated because of it! : waite ? ; nt e1 ances . © | Braph and deser f how bh dinam for | ss a Mion o wv he) aa | ved 2 certain ate Aue drown- it avoid also the troub!esome phrase eae mee > a) > ) ' R j “capacity for payment.” By CHARLES MICHEASON : — — 80 Has expressed her part the Morgan firm t ; fn in- bidding our participati in am QO EF S S N sd a The Reparation Commission. it A StafTt Correspo n dent of the F*oat - misage 3 ogg “4 _ meee es ongareraatan- an ne pou om ee erTnis io i , ores ; ‘ et as : det ur ntit e toc k— othing eseryv . ‘4 ing a* Edzvewa’ er Reach Chi fe pointed out, wou'd have been Dispatch and New York World. — —— sor f de rs that diac- 4 . rege om ee ee ne | a meen his precica-' pacity to pay reparations. bu: it! item to be taken care of in the mer L. Schiff. a! . Hee ae # Poe-Dispatch reperter, approximates it. and to that exteat Dudre*t alled at the > oo SS ' p Bettas said he had been « Gev- | . ¥ ’ . is interpreted as yielding bv Pre- Yielding br Poincare. ‘tat if the ium si . 1 ian peychiatric patient afrer id ‘ — attack of influenza at a traning | ‘amp curing the war He refused. urn to th Ci ~ 1h d se A = Titer Poincare who aecil nad *ho hn ts lume of rrasorTung aiso Ca r- : ‘ > -s. . h: : , 7 coal aes : . SS aSsS!I e + u : Ru = * » % > a ie moc ~ . * 2 . ‘iam +> + , , aa yt _— — ¥" on = I iughes proposa he SuEraAstin s wX &SSuMpP io oo PAraliions inmdquiry with M »}- , > ' _ te Star in the hoe ; @ thie al- P “" a - . > * - pita an ai — | Ss & heal ) hi. han ——-— 2s es © was cul dowh. “I had to go toe work and so I & trieg heot legging.” the experts be limited ‘o ag- (‘this capacity to pay must go the tomobiles” columns in the containing Germany's, present ea Post-Dispatch and pick out : ve -- re eet sat rene a — - ear ee ee 7 - an ‘urmstance that no limitation en . : - > _ ; : gsrade of Frotwear and The reaction among the ir-ece>- one of the good- -as-new | the inquiries are indicated su : must be reduced immed > a*¢ _ ‘y : . rz - €G)- ge@ts that France has com > * ately. Shees for street. at all other seasons of th cftables at the Capito! ts pret M ite — * t e well indicated by Senator Hirarn a otor Car! a em” pom saunmasanineiitin e Pig OS. Spanish. Cuban. military Plan of a Vagcne : | ye ee yf 2 a ies The programs to which the (U'nit- a Sl arigy. . . : & Nak Pe tS Sk $850 to $10.50 Values aes : tes 1. tos ed States is giving its adberence ig Sag SN eo SS ens Sa — > ——— —— : New bee sien po = 8 rf VRewve as to its details. bur the cir- ~ —_ ~ —— wiigh, salelen, Gan tne = we —~ | biack and colored suedes. year. Johnson who. professing to be ‘ox in the fog of the announcem >: n:. and low walking heela “Are we to furnish a mere Ideal Motor tah . ; - i : ' ins ~ way of an inqvest, saves Polncares every occasion >= . ' 4 o . arithemetician to add subetrac: THE POST-DISPATCH eels sed divin or ore wees) ol Car—a | Mr. Lio Georre surrest St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory | hoe. = te ron omen ue The Perfect Market-Place "Theoretically the American gele- ) BU] & K Sein, an, > x $11 te $12.50 Values ing “ ? 1a e Fre, im =6Your LE LLL SLR TER IE

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OUTHS, IN HURRY, EME | AS PAIR THAT ROBBED STORE ne Tossed himeteie Into § When Halted by Two Police. men. Two youths in a mewhere walked } KE Ssireet, reet, this afternoon. liv and a rth Market g the same way ir haste. They 4 because one volver in under near H Cc. apt. Fran, Patrolman of the Street Station, zo~ ’ _ ieventh .» ££ The other had 2 75D in cash in his hip Pocket, The party arrived at the s use just as Allen Wheatley, en arrest er of a hroger store at Twente ". Angelica ba Phoned lad been held u d robbed of $32.7 “4 ii ae identified them, the youths et: sed, the police say é They said they were Joseph Jer .. 17, 1698 North Seventeenth eet, and Albert England, 20, 1792 “allon street. sta: in the hospita! and his al- . Was cut down. me mad to go to work and so 1 ‘Dootlegging.” he said. “} ’ Pretty well in Chicago bot 88 to come to St. Lou's. Say Mtion | couldn't 7 the real game sea came to me get a nose Then es Crazy and I argued ti:ai t. Now If half think 1! arn.” here are sending iitr n'® Operations ) BROTHERS INDICTED Pantano Also Charged in the First Degree. “tet Pres« YORK. Dec. 12.—Morris ) Diamond his brother. @nd Anshony Pantanv m4 jury charged wi.h the first robbery of West En4 .Wo messen Rank in 2 ER gE A i ie - eh gi e rate as ; mS With Boat- pen’s and All Went Well When He Drew on That. | A BIG BAD CHECK and | of | balance | He dropped in | drawn on! made payable | informed | his | | : | ione, “Those | : pocket. 1: yas going to substitute one on you md you'd think I had just been to | “Mitchell” | He was not |! Lk osama of 4304 Lindell bou- | oe ie boulevard and late of ‘|the property from Enger. badly. 8 $1945 im cash in his pockets) as- | legitimately. | i pressed for an explanation of Chi- | -, Officers who searched his rooms an American paper requesting his photo- hand a description of how he drown- (Chicago. Hoffman explained @ that the paper wished to por- Ot | Meotleczers here are a close | this | army doctors kept insist- | queries | Cities to discover the extent | NG OF MESSENGERS ed today wy the King’s | degree in the | a - Ruins of bservation Sleeping Car in Which 9 Persons Were Killed in Collision | 65550 wre | ‘ “eee Oooo % running | Quarters in the forward part. | tograph was the rear of the car. close behind, plunged | nearly half through the heavily constructed steel combination -and observation coach,’ killing nearly everybody who had The crumpled section shown in into it. sleeping | The observation car and _ —— ee a ——_—_ —_ — - - Se “- HIS was the rear car of the second section of the New York, sleepers ahead of it were slewed across the tracks almost at right Central train from New York to Chicago when the third section,|angles. The second section had been stopped by warning flares thrown The engine plowed! from the first section after it had wrecked an automobile at a cross- ing and the engineer of the third section ran his sleeping|ond section through failing to note warnings that, in turn, had the pho-| thrown out by the crew of the second section. the two | Oe er ee Payers Se > 29 > | x. Saints m " sh , BS aes | | Si ' ' ; } ' } | i ‘ ! | —Pacific & Atlantic Photegraph. train into the sec- been 'PROPERTY OWNERS | WHO SPLIT TAX GRAFT TO BE PROSECUTED Caentinued from Page One. |rent several times, rr t? ase ‘ling was now paying much more | than $23. thougn he would not say how much. just checks were signed by Mrs. Etling land led to him monthly were mal Mullen said. as some others have | that when he found his tax- ne thought the complaints es were less this year, | it was because ot he had made. ee a ate his statement that he knew improper transac- jury nothing of any tion. 1921 Records Examined. | The Circuit Attorney is investi- gating a statement made to him by eget to the that Etling, ‘for a consideration of $50. reduced 'Enger’s taxes in 1921, on property avenue which Enger The record for that the assessment on effect oe oe on Uregon then owned. |year shows that this property was °9 2900 to $20,320, and that this was done by eliminating a part of the property, the assessment. It has been de§ermined whether a wrongful reduction, or whether it mereiy represented the transfer of that part of the taxes to a new not this was owner. who had pugpchased part Of/return to their former roles in in-| If you can set me back even 20| “Saint Joan” The re-| dustry. duction in the bill was $231.36. Roodle Cases Recalied. A prosecutor who could convirt ta- He said the rent! at first, but that he had raised the | and that Et- | | He said he would | reduced from | Se representing $8880 of | yet | | ' | } some brihe-takers and some bribe- | givers would he more suc- cessfulg than was the ate Jo- | seph W. Folk, who, in Mis famous boodle crusade 20 years ago, SUC- ' ceeded in sending only brib--tak- | ers to prison. Folk made an car- nest effort to get some of the bribe givers alsc, was prevented, in two such cases, by reversals of convictions which he had obtained against bribe-givers. In other Folk prosecutions, the bribe-givers. were wise enough to give the first information and t:s- timony, and thus obtained an ad- vantage of which Folk had to give | ree > 5 xX and | om ~ and it now can be to te in love. H.C. WITWER Discovers Paris with a telephone operator, a chorus: girl, and a waiter. osmopolitan JANUARY Out To-da waimeted off. over the grocery. ' take paring | SAFE ROBBED Ut $2000 AS POLIGt DRAGNET GETS ol Combination Knocked Off the Strongbox in Grocery Co. at 621 N. Sixth St. After Door Is Forced. With Chief O'Brien's ‘‘results-or.- resignation” order well in mind, police last night arrested 60 per-| ‘sons uspected of crime and set) ‘out after others who profited by. burglaries, holdu and safe- |cracking. | The major “job” was at the! 'Frank Lind Grocery Co., Seventh | ‘street and Lucap avenue where| |$2500wass tolen from a smal] safe lafter its combination had been, The loss is insured. | Entrance was gained by forcings | a rear door leading to a restaurant | In the restaurant the burglars forced a second door! and. descended stairs to a rear bal- cony on which the safe was lu-| eated. The Lind store was entered Aug. 6, 1914, when $408 was taken from the safe. John E. Simpson pleaded guilty to participation in| the robbery and was sentenced to four -years in the penitentiary. Simpson implicated Tony Ortell, a police character, who was subse- quently convicted of the robbery and sentenced to two fears ia pris- on. Robbers Make a Mistake. Four young men took possession of the Union House Furnishing Co., 1124-30 Olive street, early today, | placed two employes under guard and were busy cracking the office PY After Charles Brown, 4110 Tur- ner avenue, had driven his automo- bile into the garage at the rear of that address, two armed men emerged from the shadows and compelled him to drive it back into the alley. The two got in and forced Zrown out, then drove away. Louis Nick had closed his coffee house at 119 South Sixth street at 4 a.m. when two men sought ad- mission. At their request Nick vol- unteered to direct them to another restaurant. On Sixth street, near ——-- not Walnut street, the pair drew weap- | ons and slugged Nick They robbed | him of $345 and scaped Nick | ; suffered two scalp wounds Investigating a draft of cold afr, belonging to her, and $75 worth of clothing end jewelry, the praperty of a roomer, Mrs. Henry B.* Wil- liams, were taken. Neighbors re- ported seeing two men leave an au- tomobile and ring the doorbell at that address about the time of the burglary. A negress, with a revolver, held up Albert Kamann, 3811 Washing- ton boulevard, on Leonard avenue, near Washington. She took $2 and eome checks from his pockets. KLANSMAN TRIED FOR MURDER OF SIMMONS’ LAWYER Continued from Page One. injected by either side inthe selec- tion of a jury. Seven jurors were selected in the morning session. Mrs. Fox appeared in the court- room during the morning. She took a chair next to her husband and patted him on the arm. Corridors leading into the court- room were jammed with persons attempting to gain admission into the courtroom this afternoon. Three more jurors were selected in ‘a short time The twelfth juror was selected late in the day. MAN ENDS HIS LIFE e . Perez Falk, 35, Found Dead in Hotel Room, Body Sus- 3} ° : pended in Doorway. {3 a - | Perez Falk, 35 years old, of 5111 Waterman avenue, assumed c of the new khoe department of t Maurice Mende! Ladies’ Readty- Wear, Inc. Sixth apa Loc streets, when the department cpened Monday. He seemed happv and busy with his new position. Ag 1:45 p. m., however, he left the store and did not return. Last ‘night at 7 o'clock his body was ‘found hanging in a 6athroom deor} a room at the American wavy in Hamel. He had hanged himself wie a sheet. ; Relatives said they kne®@* of no reason why he should have killed himself. His mare ried life of less than a year had been happy and his financial ‘am & 2 affairs were satisfactory, they said «> He managed a chain of shoe stores - in Chicago, until coming here m4" cently to take charge of the Men- de! department. Falk registered at the Am Hotel at 4 p. m. Monday and at once to the room wee are No one saw him again. Last when he had not checked out, employe went to the room to lea if Falk wanted to retain it anot day. Getting no response to Fre- peated knocks, he summoned other empleyes. They looked over thé transom and saw the body. A phy- sician, who was calleqd after t reom had been entered, said had been d2ad for several! hoars. ie “7 Meanwhile, city detectives had.” been making a search for him at the request of his family, alarmed at his failure to return heme thes night before. A telephone number» , ’ left by him In the room was that 6f his father-in-law. A. J. Levy. presix dent of the Angelica Jacket Coagc<” with whom he had been residing, Besides the widow, Falk Is survived’ by his mother, who resides at Jop-: lin Mo. f.- M. L. J, LAMBERT PERSONALTY ° ae | t+ @ “ APPRAISED AT $253,231... $85,000 in Léfe Insurance Included in Inventory of the c Estate. Personal property appraised at: $253,231.93 is listed in an inven-e tory of the estate of Marion , eS Lambert which wag filed in ' bate Court today. Lambert died. March 23 last at Hot Springs, Ark. The personalty is composed as follows: Notes, $79,000; stocks, $19,822.22; bonds, $28,500; life ine surance ,$85,000: cash, $45,209.71: and chattels, $4700. Of the stock - there are 22 2-3 shares of the Lam- bert Pharmacal Co., par vaine $166 ashare. The market value is high- er. Listed as “probably worthiess”.. and not included in the total are. shares of an Alaskan mining com- pany, note for $500. a par value $293,000, and a «= The inventory liets real estate ee ti ot Minocqua, Wis., where Dambenhe? had a summer home, with an apb..: praised value of $8407, and an im- . terest in mining property in Pre <9: for which no value is given. « i” Lambert's will placed the bul | of his estate in trust for his chil-, « dren—Mrs. Fioraice L. Niedrings .: haus, and Stafford Lambert The was made exactly a year before his ~ Marion L. J. Lambert Jr « s% death. Lambert was vice president.» of the lambert Pharmacal Co CAssociate io Baukt With This Bi HE many points of contact of this large National Bank with successful business men its knowledge of mar- kets—domestic and foreign; its pp-to-date credit information, will aid you immeasurably in the building of your - own business. y New accounts cordially in- vited and conference or correspondence solicited. 9 a ? e Oto =< dele cs 2 ra ee ee i ee ee) - . . . * as € , a tes ¥ i ty Te ee a ging Ba nF PA, IH ME RD ic te ot cele hel Te am: ” Pee, Vt hee Pe Sage on 4 ek et Big STS ee yn +3 etans aoe i et Wea MM eed SEY ‘ied, t a os : me dete Pa yr a yah — co? — ee, at Soe a 2 ot Se yt “s Fe 2 Paley sr a hs Res le ce geen ot il : Bee zi LORIE nate PU aS RAR» ‘ ; : Ry Ae, gt rahe: aie hare: Ge Wat ae &, "A me eR EER g set aca eae an ellen BROADWAY -LOCUST- OLIVE Largest In Size And /n Service _

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Caréful preparations have been made for this event, so that the offerings are as attractive and the prices as low as it is possible to make them. Surely this is the time to buy your Christmas toys! Make out your list from the items below. Be here early tomorrow morning, before the depart- ment becomes too crowded. Mama Doll, $3.98 RSG i | “= = =P Jointed Doll, $3.98 ©"5 inches tail, has bisque Tree Lights, $1.79 Consist of 8 Mazda lights, an 3 _ . is a.: "*@ » * heh ° 5 "+e * 9S ET Sp © tarps a ° Aa\ep GRAND-LEADER A SALE O and girls Tree Ornam’ts, $1 Dz. Walking Bear, 98c Mechanical Bear, made of Autos, 69c Mechanical toy sedan, 7% Garage, 79¢ Double Garage, with two me Admission to Fairyland is free. For and girl who has a 25c ticket, which may be ¢ tained at the entrance, Santa selects a delight; package containing a toy suitable to his or her While you’re here, take a look around at all toys—the electric trains, the wonderful toys, the automobiles, the soldiers, the velocipedes the sleds, the dolls, the games—and things. ye haven’t even thought of before! ~ STIX. BAER & FULLER F TOYS| Fair yland Will Delight the Childre OME to see Santa Claus—he’s here in all h regal splendor, in a Fairyland of glitterinew and snow, attended by a corpsof his fai# Brownies. He’s waiting to greet St. Louis haps and sh-h-h-h—when your turn comsséa talk with him it might be a good idea to just what you’d like most for Christmas, ¥ Scarey Ann, 49¢ When you say ‘““boo™ her hair stands on ends, by pressing a They wind with @ key, Phonographs, $1.89 Typewriters $1.50, $3, $5 Toy Typewriters will_prepare the children for kindergarten. “Simplex"’ make. Bell Chimes, $1.19 Dog or bear, pulling Bell Chimes on two large wheels. Lead Soldiers, 79c Including 8 soldiers and tent. fastened lose. in box 30 as not to Doll House, $3.95 A two-story house, complete with furniture. Erector, $3.98 Steel construction toy, pack- ed in wooden box, with electric motor. = oO Shoofly, $2.79 Rocking Horse, for srma!l child, decorated, seat is uphol- stered. Movie Machine, $5.98 Complete with the wiring for use with electric light, also films and siides. Ten Pins, 98c 81, Inches tall, finished in red with black stripes, in box. Toy Trucks, $5.75 Ftake body Trucks of gauge stee!. black baked enamel tinish, the stakes are removable. Velocipedes, $12.95 Columbia make, ball- bearing wheels and pedals, heavy tires, seat and handle bars adjustable. Coaster Wagon, $8.95 Has diso wheels, roller bear- ing qne is rubber tired. Sled, $3.19 Self-steering Sled, 49 Inches long. Well made and finished. Picture Puzzle Blocks, 98c °4 cubes in wooden box, 6 puzzies are possible. Toy Pianos, $2.10 Finished in white, have 12 keys and good tone. Yellow Taxi, 79¢ Miniature Yellow Taxi, when wound, runs straight or in cir- cles. Plush Elephants, $2.39 Stuffed toys, made on wire frame with wheels. 11 inches tall. Blackboards, $5.98 Slate Blackboard, frame on easel. in heavy Effanbee Dol), 18 inches tall, ine ; 4 ! A full assortment from which metal with strong clock work Inches long, propelled by spring has moving eyes, and wig. ay a pear shaped, varied colors. to choose. Specially priced. inside. | motor. chanical cars, with diso” wheels. little lever. play 10-inch records, ae \ ——. Table and Chairs, Table with porcelain top two chairs, very well Laundry Set, $1.89 Toy tubs, washboard, cloihes- pins, clothes rack and wringer in this set. Rida-Way, $2.98 Steel pedal car, disc wheels with rubber tires. Hand Car, $5.98 Substantially made, will give the youngsters good exercise. Stone Blocks, $2.98 Unbreakable, interesting as bridges, towers, etc. Steam Engine, $4.39 Horizontal Steam Engine, has whistle and works like large engines. Carrom Boards, $5.75 Game Board, 57 various games can be played. | Teddy Bear, $3.19 Btuffed Teddy Bear, made of high-grade plusii. Toy Tea Sets, $3.98 Chin ea Tea Sets, contain- Ing 17 pieces, floral designs op blue. | bite Dressed Doll, Medium size (16 ointed, with bisque g eyes and curly gh. P Chemical Set, $2.79 Gilbert's Chemical Set, com- plete with book of instructions. = Sandy Andy, 98c An interesting sand toy, has box of sand and tray. 7 Drawing Master, # With the aid of 6 graph you can enlarge ture. Has crayons Small size, $3.05. Rocking Chair, $2.89 Child's Rocker, substanttally bullt, finished in Iight brown. Doll Stroller, $7.95 Take dolly for a. atroll. Stroller ts finished in cream. Mechanical Train $2.98 Set has 8 pleces of track forming circle, engine with brake, tender, two cars, tunnel, station, crossing sign and warn- ing signal. Electric Train, $4.98 Set has locomotive, two cars, ten pleces of track forming oval. Street. Car, $1.39 Mechanical Trolley Car, goes forward or backward. di Wooden Blocks, packed: substantial wooden bos, ~ Flyer Train, $1.89 Bet consists of engine, ten- der, One car, ten pieces of track, Electric Train, $21.50 Lionel make. 65 freight cars or 8 passenger cars with eleo- by locomotive and 12 pieces of © . a Pull Toys, $1.29 Felt working floor. monkeys and clowns hand cars about the Desk, $19.75 Noll-top Desk, finished in light oak. The chair is extra, 63.98. = i camnen surface covered with ib. Bagatelle Game, $3.98 An interesting Game, played / ‘Walking Dog,.$2.49 Made of metal, covered with felt, walks when pulled by string. i 1) Baby Peggy, $3.69 This Doll is the image of sea , etter whom she is Doll Crib, 98c A very attractive Doll Bed. will hold a 16-inch doll. Ace Auto, well made, 9 > — Building Blocks, 49 & = # 22 : wd Automobile, $5.49 ” A % 8trap styles in satin, patent 3 Santa Provides ais Wi Hoods, $2.98 ° |. f SOFT knitted Hoods will protect Grandma from draughts; fashioned to come well down over the forehead and low on thé” neck, they insure warmth and comfort. In gray or black, the inside finished in brushed wool effect. Shawls, $3.98 A shoulder Shawl will be greatly appreciated by Grandma; she will find everyday use for a soft Shawl knitted of gray yarn, and trimmed with black or lavender. Scarfs, Lovely silk Head Scarfs, of be pleasing to Grandma; in \ Z low . x > \ Ss ARAM - N AS : ian _ 7 ? , S la ~) ~~ e x SY DS) de” if) » ay 5 » Gi ISe'2 s if ‘lf Novelt Special, § 4.93 BAGS to match street and noon costumes are presented special Holiday selling at a very price. There are Bags of silk leather in swagger styles, pouch and one-piece yoke effects, with or covered frames and regulati pannier handles. Silk lining, and frame purse. (Matin Double ¢ Special, ARGE- SIZE. sterling- table pieces, each piece is in gift box. The offering i various items listed below: Pie and Cake Knives Pie Cold Meat Porks Gravy Tomato Servers Stites \ Pe onan SS ‘THIS presentation includes ~ ing Anklette Pumps in | - Black and brown Ox! gtay sport Oxfords and te or é . ae oe eae ah de Sear ae ee

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WEDNESDAY See he’s here in all hig and of glittering ice rps of his’ faithfy] eet St. Louis boys your turn comes to od idea to tell him iristmas. ce. For every boy which may be ob. elects a delightful le to his or her age, K around at all the wonderful moving rs, the velocipedes, s—and things you _Phonographs, $1.89 They wind with ea key, ané play 10-inch recerds. a Table and Chairs, $6.95, Table with porcelain top and two chairs, very well made. te Dressed Doll, $1.49 Medium size (18 Inches), or with bisque head, sleep- eves and curly : — Drawing Master, $8.25 With the aid of oa 7 [raph you can enlarge eny ure. Has crayons and Sinall aize, $3.95. Building Blocks, 49° Wooten Flocks, packed is ubstantial wooden boz. DECEMBE a : an07 “ at e eat " ” My “i IP OR: Fai a BRIS ERIE sir : oa ot Ros oe Wwe Saas = 4 , s bikin, Oe De = Bes J] ARGE-SIZE sterling-handled esa eh wee ae Bt 23. Rise o ‘DNESDAYT. ~ Fr eMBER “3, - 1333. The Daily POST-DISPATCH «alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_--~ $e eetnetaeetta Senn I et ener ooo See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 8 and 9 GRAND-LEADER

‘ : f ’ a j . a. ~a Featured at Women’s Coats’ 1845 ani 885 HE who steps gaily out on Christmas day in a new Win- ter Coat will truly typify the gala spirit of the holi- days. most pleasing models in slenderizing effects. In two sale grouns is offered a wide selection of All are fashioned of the season’s newest high-pile fabrics and all are crepe lined. Some are strictly tailored and others are handsomely fur trimmed. Sizes up to 44. oe ‘ Third Floor.) necial Holiday Prices Are Women’s Dresses 525 $35 $45 5692 STOUNDING reductions in womens Dresses will be particularly welcome at the holiday season, as they provide at extremely low prices delightfully fashioned Frocks suitable for any kind ‘of wear. Original designs and copies from successful French models are shown in crepes, satins, velvets. metallic fab- rics, chiffons, laces, brocaded crepes and man-tailored tricotines and twills. All sizes. (Third Floor.) Quilted Satin Robes Lined With Lambs’ Wool Special, 5 192 ONE of Thursday’s most at- t ractive offerings is this group of lovely Satin Robes, which we of- fer at a very special price. They have a lining of lamb’s wool] that makes them soft and warm, without being cumbersome. A most becom- ing style with long Tuxedo collar and long cuff sleeve, in two-tone satin, navy, black, Copenhagen, rose and wisteria. All sizes. (Second Floor.) Give Her a Sewing Box At 95c Each EWING Boxes with kinged top, attractively dec- orated, and elaborately fitted with scissors, threads, needles, etc. These Sewing Boxes will delight the children. (Main Floor.) Imported Stationery 98 Box OF French make, these hinged cabinets hold 50 sheets and «fo envelopes of white’ and colored papers. En- velopes are tissue lined. Ex- ceptional values. (“Jain Ficu: Japanese Potterv $1 to $2 A splendid selection of Jap- anese Tokanabe Ware, includ- ing Vases and Flower Bowls. with pretty colored designs or brown background. Pieces which are very appropriate for gifts. Incense Burners, 50c Chinese Coolies in pottery, Geisha Girl and Indian de- signs. (Fifth Floor.) pe gprs i en ee ; ~ Suk Umbrellas - ~ ‘THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Table Scarfs $1.50, $1.95 and $2.50 | inches long. A variety of beautiful ve- lour and tapestry Scarfs, trimmed with galloons in a variation of colors. Beacon Robes At $3.08 Women’s Beacon cloth Robes in a variety of att tc- tive styles, designs and col- | ors. (ihri Sizes 36 to 44. ~venmue- *; Floor.) Rain-or-Shine Umbrellas at $5.49 Beautiful silk Umbrellas, | with satin grosgrain tape | ; Glassware and China, borders, in new col- ors and black. Handles are carved and transparent ef- | fects, leather straps and rings, fmished with claw and acorn tip trimmings stubby ends. Children’s Umbrellas At $1.39 Made of gloria cloth—a durable material, in bakulite and Tips, stubby ends and leath- er loops. (Square §$—Matin Floor.) | Handkerchiefs Six in Box, 69¢ Box Embroidered in one corner effect, and are finished with neatly hemstitched hems. Put up in gift boxes. — (Square 15—Main Fiocor.) and | China. gets, mayonnaise sets, sugar Toy Horn at 49c Brass finished and are 9% Creepers at $1.00 Well made of fashion cloth and chambray, in solid colors and checks, trimmed with stitch:ng, smoking and piping. 1 and 2 year sizes. Princess Slips, $1.98 Of satinay, bodice top, skirt “neatly trimmed with | three small ruffles; brown, gray and black. $: Each A large number of beauti- ful gift items of Glass and Including dresser and creamer pilates, art fig- ures, glass cheese and crack- er dishes, handled sandwich 4 ' trays, comports, footed fruit | red, | green and navy. Handles of | applewood. | or flower bowls and vases. Sample Neckpieces At $1.00 guimpes, collar Vestees, : and cuff sets, berthas and bib collars, made of fine laces, nets, organdie, liner and combination of laces. Offered special for Thurs. day. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Special, ®6 98 ESE handsome Umbrel- las readily suggest them- selves as gifts, for they are unusually attractive in de- sign, and of excellent quality. Covered with heavy silk and finished with Ottoman_ bor- ders, handles of the most unique design and in the new- est colors—mother-of-pearl, amber and colored bakulite, with choice leather straps or large rings. Acorn or claw tip trimmings, and stubby ends. Specially priced for Thurs- day. (Main Floor.) Imported Novelty Pencils At 25c Each MADE of metal and gala- lith, they propel and repel the lead, and come with or without ring in cap. Shown in various colors, each in holly box. (Main Floor Nut Bowls a8 ] 95 Bows of Japanese pot- tery, attractively decorated in assorted styles and are fit- ted with metal frame with two metal handles. (Fifth Floor.) Candy Specials For Thursday ; At 39 cL». New dates, seeded and stuff- ed with new pecan meats, then rolled in sugar. Fresh from our own candy kitchens. Mexican Penochi, made of pure Mexican sugar, rich cream and new pecan meats, special, 49¢ pound. Jumbo Paper 6hell Pecans, extra large, new crop, 75¢ pound. ‘(Main Floor.) A Special Purchase of Men's Sample Gloves Otters Exceptional Values $7.22 9 7z2 $ 3:99 and More THIS offering represents a well-known manufac- turer's salesrhen’s samples and the prices are less than usual wholesale cost. Included in the sale ape Gloves for almost every occasion. Cape, Mocha, Buckskin and Fur Gloves In regular styles, Mitts and Gaunets with clasp or strap wrists. They come in brown, tan, gray and black, also nov- elty shades In most instances there are only one or two pairs of a kind. No Mail or ’Phone Orders (Main Floor.) Scratch Felt Hats An Appropriate Christmas Gift / $ 3.60 EY’RE the type of Hat that a man can roll up and put in his pocket or traveling bag. They are attractive and come in four popular shades. They make a useful gift that shows individ- / uality and is sure to be appre- ciated. (Main Flwvor.) House Slippers, $3.00 LACK or tan kidskin Slippers, opera or Everett styles in several attractive patterns for men. Made with light hand-turned soles. . Other styles, $3.50 to $5.00 Felt House Slippers, $1.50 These are made of all-wool felt with soft padded buckskin soles. All sizes. Other Styles, $1.75 to $2.50 (Men’s Shoe Department—Main Fioor.) Canary Birds $8.75 UST received a new shipment of sweetly singing St. Andreasburg Rollers, all in ful} song and have beau- tiful yellow plumage. Brass Bird Cages at $3.95 Imported brass Cages, square shape, exceptionally well made and fitted with (Fifth Floor.) drawer base. ET includes a fruit bowl, finished in polychrome, with electric torcheres to match. The torcheres are fitted with mica shades, com- plete with cord and plug. (Oriental Bazaar—Fifth Fiocer.) PERFUMES In Dainty Gift Packages Men's Sets in neat box with : lilac vegetal, shaving cream, after-shaving powder and styp- tic pencils. $1.25 Melba Love-Me combination Sets, lined case, ci i Love-Me face toilet water. ( oF Used Caer ee >. * . (ie 7 "ie j_—s oO - ‘pr HP Sai ye. - rt ab AER & FULLER & —- % - & a || : i : ss : ' — fig Sees 7 ~ —— — - 2 - - oe ee ae ete ‘ey, ee » - ot -— er + ee eee

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eT r LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Vi: - = a esi SISTER ALLEGES LOANS | == BY PRIEST TO CHURCH + -— Ss, See = a — F — ——"e a These Specials Make Thursd _o- 6 — ee oe vex * ~g! . 4 = = “ 7 ' Cie Seer ‘ . tes te es at alae ee ee $ ‘4 us Se OR a ace oe oat MeN GEIS or eee » ' ) . pe ahi Pha tre s ; a a . ; ¥ a ‘ 3 , C —— . _ . “ Hie ea la f “ey ae i t eis vhs > - oe ” 4 - be 3 ? J ; ? ‘ il - + mS" ot ae eee ee : Sr vere is as al ia! i am ei ta Lh = eh an tne in igi. ~My “ ae e ¥¢ acetal - - Pr iteee " ete. ie: LF i MO Sea SE Bee Phish A ca no a ae AT SCHOOL an abundance of proper nounshment SCOTT'S EMULSION should be a part of the diet of every child at school. Thin, anemic chil- dren shoul never x , 2 . ood _ AL. Fe F acaad Oh os 24 Orewa oR we Oe 4 am aa Oatfits for Girls at Popular == Prices Oe SELF $1.49 t0 $3.35 DAY RUBEER CO, 415 N. Fenrth St. “Bey From ‘DAY’ Today” ses to Dicoves if His Estate St. Roch’s. ‘ lorging to the estate of the Rev. jeorge P. Kuhlmann, former pas- tor of Bt FRooch’s Church, 6948 Wa- ‘erman arerue. xho 4ied Aug. 23. 1922. te @et for hearing before Pro- ate Judge Holtcamp on Dec. 21 ‘+ was filed br the priest's sister Mrs. Tillie Tregernt. whe, with & Vincent de Pau! Society. ls princ- néer his wili. The citation {is directed against ‘he eyecutor Joseph A. “ruse of £811 Harmer averue, pas- tor of the Church of the Nativity shop Glennon and the Rer P. Spencer. who ts paster of S: The Archbish- Dp is tnelude4d as titie holder of S* Roch’s parish property and Fa- ther Spencer because he is ir -harge of church recorés. An inventory shoes persona: property valued at $4661 and real- ty at 24513 Chippewa street But Mrs. Tregent’s petition recites that she has reason to believe that her brother left 826.000. evidenced by three promissory notes, which sum he te gal4d to have advanced to St Rech’s Church in Jume and July of last year. The notes, she says, were ggned by him and made parable her husband, A. J. Tregent. “gwhoge name he sometimes used as payee 'n making loans payable te himeel?.” Mrs. Tregent esks that recerdée of the church. tncluding the journai be exhibited. so that an examina- tion of therm may be made to ascer- tain if there is a recort of the ai- lewed transaction he contends that the notes snows be credited >» her brother and I! ven ory. beneficiary u te Rer . » .™ ™ he ~* nn Panache Church «* -* —- & - Paris Hears Dupuy by Radio Pe che Aseoctated Press PARIS, Dec *—The voice of Sanator Pau! Dupur. broadcast by radio from New York. was heard « here early this morning. but hi words coulé not be understosd Listerers, with thetr wireless sets tuned up to obtain the best pos- sible results. caught faint sourcs of the speaker's yoice 5 ened of operation. or roller. Motors GMC Special Features Increase Haulers Profits 1 Two Range Transmission—\ulti- plies the power of an economical size engine into pulling power that moves the truck wherever wheels can get traction. extra power does noi add ome cent to cost 2 Removable Cylinder Walls—in- crease the efficiency of the engine by in- suring constant compression. Clyinder can be renewed in a few hours. 3 Radius Rods—Take load thrust from the springs. Increase the life of the truck and insure constant brake adjustment. 4 Cooling System—tThermo syphon. and pump puts coldest water around firing chamber and warmer water about cylin- deis, making for maximumengineefficiency. 5 Removable Valve Lifter Assem- blies— Permit inspection of connecting rod bearings without removing pan. matter of a few minutes to renew a tappet 6 Pressure Lubrication—aii engine srr operate in a film of oil under This Only «a $1.39 to $1.90 Silks $1.98 Novelty Stripe Georgette —_A4Q inches wide. Assorted colors $1.39 Printed Silks —36 inches wide $7.00 $1.49 Pink Wash Satin — 36 inches wide. . $1.88 White Velveteen | FF $1.39 Striped Satin—36 inches wide $1.49 Printed Lamp Covers. . $1.49 Lining Silks—36 inches. (Bargetn $1.39 Limed Knickers, 3 | Pers Umed Enickears ané Cer¢urers in afl dark colers. Broken sizes. (Bargeia Basemer Boys’ Winter Caps... .$ 1 a — } ~ }~ Woo. “ape tes 6 $1. 50 to $1. 75 Dra- (Bergaia Basement. | $1 49 Novelty Serges, $1 Mary ue Serge wit? éark str pe Suitable fer chiléeren’s anc misses Wear Bargain Bagement.) $1.69 All-Wool Suiting | 54tnch. very good for ‘aties coe. 's. esses a” A a" (Rargain Basement $1.49 Wool Serge and 34-tnch Crepe c cm? De an bice or Baw grouré. Sattr trimmed (Bergaizn Basement.) $1.29 Extra Size Petti- Women’s Vests—2 for +] Poeeced sleevreisas styie 38 *o = a Lew pseck. no deere silk oer eerste Light weight —_— Poet smp..e Vests Else Se an ee ee $1.29 Od Cloth Leach Decorated ef] clot’; giased or 1 renette foaish Newest dGasignzs Rasemen’ 69c Window Shades=2 for b> a] guavas red or" t ae [ees S tight 7 Various _ Basement ) $1.59 to $3 Theasea Sar pie Cerests @Toe.en" fs y's end site renes Weistiizne and le« 86-Inch Sheeting —2 RR SS $4] T™sD aached shee ‘ne pieces featy wete™ Rargain RBaecermrnt serge. Breen colors drald t ‘Bargain Girls’ $1.39 Sweaters. 7 Sweaters ei power rtment of Ky Aj wee c's semen er: $1.39 Juvenile Sais. $1 4, Pants act was>abie me, -- Be a —_ (Barrsin $1.50 Union Suits Tamms fol . 42 mares .. . (Bargain Bae 63-inch Indian Head— 2 1-2 Yards . -_- fils lengths. = clotha sheets. 45c Pillowcases—3 for wi 81-Inch Bleached — Sheeting—2 Yds.. .$§ Fre weere. fr ar ay =o 2% yards wide Baryas Besement 19¢ and 69c Bandeaux tallored styles fer stem ané slenéer medela, gé (Bargain 200 Gir’ Gym ~—~@— _ a € to 22 stees. Ev aetic at (Barzain Ranement) $1.39 Costume Slips. . a and extrs size cos- $1.95 to $3.95 Hats ‘1 330 Vere ae 2 oe — anc sty ss. 4-5 ¥ ~~ — 39¢ Crepe—2 | -_ ie 85e Shirtinge—2 Yds. $4 Brerefciah Shi ayn in woven “a red ? Des “es wide. | *“ ra Initial I Tovele—2 for 8] ped te Bath - one at rage @ 50c aaakaeed Ya, $4 ee ee ee rel Foren Ghik gr we wide. $1.39 Pattern Cloths $ F ect ett? -Red eré es. ore —, mercerized Decrceek BRreavTast ‘Bargain Reermen: ) 75¢ Damask—2 yds 4 Cnanicred ran. —_ Be ea De eck all me ners Ramanent > Lace Edge Searks 2 | Si.328 ent $.56 Saarfe wth erbrnide— anc . man nccsnent.) 20c — Towels— oe ~ ee = fastped mm pretty Senighe o-eifte 1823%-t-ah Vock _ eee wth plala fhe ert red ‘ f f ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ f ( ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ( f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f f ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ( ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ f ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f f ‘ f f , ‘ ‘ f f f , f ‘ ‘ f f f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ { ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ee a ll at you VY. Nin SHIN Hh | ' $1.56 Umbrellas Crfidren‘: moreins © ts ¢s te end $7 .00 ety es —, ieee 18, 50 aad 33 . (ata Plece—ugents.) Neckwear 58c Novelties, 2 for $1 _ Ribbon novelties. pufis, mirrors, ets. that mace stirac’ rs Christmas gifts $1.50 to $2.50 Corsages $1 aor a eee, ec. of narrew $1.95 Drape Veils $1 een a — a — eg A usta | ftirst quadcy. aiso - 7 §-alow ‘ciocks in Dieck ané colors irregu-ars: all sizes res ‘Bargain Basement. 39¢ Boys’ Hose, 3 Prs.. oe First and second cqualit: suitabie a a ae maltress sores "*a towsis. ete a eee 2. 10 $1.25 Radium Cloth ¥. Beeetifa.. lostrevs cieth for evening wear or trt $1.69 Radiom Sik, YAS] Pen et Raé. Si xa faches wide. or a LT neee | for Kimmenes. pillows and linings “iain Pilea ) $1.25 Wool Serge. $] 3f-tack, ne a! reel, ee wn ga = ot brows, oll pisaln Bleck Sateen Mercertzed silk finish Gla ‘Piser.) Colored Sateen—3 Yards . --$7 36-inch liming Sateen in plaiz 6a! o "8 T5e hiring, 2 Yards..$] tae? omerting__ Mnéuns we “Guiaia Fleer $1.49 HalfSik C Crepe $4] 86-inch Crepe in @pild color with woven sk Jacquarés. Be ang woe ‘Mais Fleer Cretonnes, 21, Yds. ‘1 5@c ard 6@c heavy euality Cre tennes. shoen Mm «a aspiendicd A al patterus ond core! a le $1.25 Table Damask —Yard Maear-s” ‘(ted tethen wide me Many (Gials a... $7.50 to $2.50 Housewares mA, NK $1.35 Seamless Sheets. ‘7 ae Te es (Thtrd Fiecr.) 43c Pillowcases, 3 for.$7 Cases & Iueh «C«sice «= Meatiy $1.25 Bath Towels. ‘$7 we ng ye he "freer 45 an 3 for. orl -——ga Buck Towels. barm- ecizchec $1.39 Protector. . : Mat*rem Pretactor tuches. gullteé in bound. $1.39 Blanket Ce Bianket t white. pink or Sice. Niceiy bemmed. Sizes 2 (Third — Bridge acm "Excelent “guait $1.25 Stationery. . ---$] Wide variety of tinted white Stationery. Some ail — and penn Magy others with cards. CMale Ficer.) $1.50 Piver's Vegetal. .$] $1 Baa Veestaie cof Pivers fr Plercamy Azsureaet ext la ag ae $1.50 Congas. -$] Lione!’s éeaubile éer aad rouge wwe a bem as, square .eathey case $1.50 Compact . A 3°] Doubts Compact with ler's Old Engiist tavender Senin Piser.) $1.50 Handbags Genuine leather Handbags in Bath pouch and enveicpe® strie Main $1.50 Salt & Pepper. . SiDve~p sted Bak and — éesig™. Bact Mints 1 $1.50 Ind. Pearls. aa 9¢4-tect gredveted stranc o ‘ $150 Pocket Knife. 3] Pune treperted steel Razors tello@w ground. round and¢ squ —— — Matz $1.75 Tea & Toast Set $4 *. ‘wr- wr Imported ‘hin tone, ich tamerwate Two | in Fleer. 7] $1.50 Book Ends.. $1.5 Cope BSemcen_ 1 $1.25 Holders 1 Tmbre! | _ ee + —e@4 ca. finish 75 inches hich. _ al “2. (Third $2.25 Dessert Dishes. aa ge ee Cire Tis es atte 5 8 a eo rater _— er sherbdets. light cut ‘gus Fourta $1.50 Boomers. . A se een. Isr gout 7 $1.39 Blanket ze baby's | $1.25 Baby tends: 3] ya gh yk ye | oe betmets, pink ee - $1.50 Sweaters. . -$] mee et <a ee eae a ee ae (Poear@ Ficer,) aeaneeiiioe 1 of a [nes emcvy ed? —— - $1.50 Dresses $] Gtmgham heuse Dresses. 99° ‘ Se ee Polly =e pees Sih. lovey eo WBE GR Tyros? fr 5] = mde omen F gp tm — (Feerth Fieer $1.75 Cap and Scarf. Sy For echooi gira. knit i _Seast $1.35 Union Suits. 5] py. s bbe = og » Se I good quality linen neat ’y heme chedc Men’s 25c Sport Hand- kerchiefs, 5 for $1 Fixe evaiitr betiste with col- ered wo er porters kerchiefs, 2 Boxes, $1 Womens white or solid enc seer - kerchiefs, Box of 3, $1 PFomer s pron tened ané nest- (Males Fleor—Nugents } $1.29 te $2 rittes @ trimmed Julieta a wonderful ers and kinda and leather boudetr 4 padéeé soles. Sizes 55 Men's and Women’s Umbrellas 3 $2. 2 Satin Charmease, mig: . 42 Warn 31 69 Bloomers. 2 for $9 °om-ti-e TReerners made of i =. Se + caster catt. “= » t give servure $250 en 39 Te en $3 French Serge. ; 324 ent 7a: ee ity o™ fe, : Chev tegees it Caps and Bandeaux Cape anéd Ban@eacx tr dainty laces Every ome beautifully A manufacturer's gumple line of Bande: i <i ae $1.50 to $5.00 Boudoir lewe ? trimmed in 39c to 95c Boudoir Caps — Dainty Capa, made of silks and laces In more J’ than 20 patterns This price for one day only... ©

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© _qwEDNESDAY, | DECEMBER 12, i923. WEDNESD —: 2 DECEMBER 13, tena ~~] « el - irregular i a van 75c Men’s 2 for $1 “| colors” Seay tn Ging ene weil. | Boys’ Hose | 2 for $1 | wi 1 oe ae re . mae'e in . whee’ ony, th, fatten wines, " on Hose, $1 B & . y . '} Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas | = Gnittes “we nn aegis — but © y wear eo oe ee 6s i | ep Ste TU ote "$2.50 85c Infants’ Hose, Values “J a i p N S me ” 2 a — | ° i we gt — R ae v* tas oats Westie ‘3 Kal? ag i A aie Gag aie aac s > = ae me 1. Parago Ap ft frames at af ‘f ed with a @ ' good grade of cotton. Bake- Gloves ’ ' lite, amber ee = wood andies with $1. 50 Gauntlet Gloves, $1 ring or leather Excellent ality strap. Opera suede Gauntlets with out — TF. wo ered backs. Full Ilength handles for strep wrists. Come in the men, (Main Fleor.) leading Winter shades Ss! 00 | i; 50 Glove Silk Vests, $9 $1.25 Kiddies’ Gloves, $i |f Leather mittens tn brown Th ae a ae E* can buy with | Well fo 50 Jardinieres ryf | | Men’s and Women’s | Art mosai modeled - | Ei $5. 95 Values -§$ 00 Size Open Artisti | « and ‘ mbos 0 a (Fourth viene} Bags, Etc. | Co “ | $2. 98 Sm kin S nds | Bf Gloria lk. a kod | oking _ .. wearing “sit | re 23. 50 Beaded Bags, 92 Inch Paragon pe Ming Bakelite, an Bee: im Attractive beaded ty ber id carved handies Tips colors, with glas imum Lbi 3 Sole nds desien and orkn 1an- and ‘stul bs P. W. and oper: ony iE our, y i Flo hor.) si e Hat 4 beaded aide and d! 3 f or men (Main cong nesn Dag enhape frame. $2. 50 Boston beg, 2 $ $3.00 Cuff Links, $2 || $7 and $8 Bags.. 55 | iuine y nite gold-filled Cuff Liinks. Leather Handbags in pin handle Pa “ ' al ad sewed Attr ae tga _ eng! aved top: very seal, beaver, calf, ete. Pouch and "se: ourth oe aera e for fts. envelope style. _ (Main F leor. ) $3 Gendlethiiien Pr.. $2 | ‘ - 65c Pillowcases, 4 for $9 ii cieees Mikdeanme i eal $5.95 Blankets . $5 of (teenage: are $3 50 Pearls, $2 Wool mixed, full bed siz in aD and scarf a ans » « ns tnd “a awe radi tated strand of i ment: ructi p lal ids and broken piaids c Splendid . “Taste iver.) x : suede finish Gloves : 69 oomers, 2 for i > ® | ey oom ag ga $1.00 / bara size Bhoo mers made of me e 3 (Main Floor pg mie! satinay: doable elastic cuff, 1 ; c¢ (Fourth Fieor.) | cee | | . & Revacul Collar. gt . | ppers - ee gue ees : ~~ _— . | - a | (Mate: ‘Floor. ' = | 3000 =| $250 Damas | , | ® inc! de ' Pairs gg Sy Fy full 7 leached. 5 ay Floor.) ST BFrench Serge. .. $9 et eautiful quality d 2 war fine | gserce. y t " @ress weicht sl vy, men's » | i own. tan. giay er black. ae ___ (Main Floor.) e J $250 Wool Crepe. ‘$9 L | . | 54-inch. fine all- wool, good ) r | “Weight; will pleat nicely. In ween we ade ‘of navy, delft biue. brown ; or biack. (Main floor. » | Crepe de Chines. ‘$D i. In pink. flesh or iv ot ; [ceal © r unde ner ( ‘ wide. $1.29 to $2 ribbon and 4g ee (Main Floor.) trimmed Juliets, satin qui and leather boudoir Sli Black Satin Dachess, Bic" /; 8 wonderful assortment . $2.50 value Black Satin 2 ors and kinds Leather oF it a entra he te Tuetr ; self-basting. with r ribbons and aluminum UT o u Db iL« ' trimmed in_ . Cacer. 8 copper bottom Wash with $2.00 black $2.50 Men’s Gloves a eee i oF a a Gloves lets, 2 for $5 (Main Floor.) orated cuffs and backs. and prix seam sewn ‘$2. 00 | | $2. 90 Boxed Stationery, | (Main Floor.) yo ee dene mahogany finished Fables, rine quality wo knit | Gloves, warmly lined. Strap $2.95 Women's Gaunt. wrist, stitched back Genuine chamotsette novelt Gauntlets with beautifully dec- embroidered $6.50 Men’s Gloves, $5 Att racti ey 2 | Black Manchurian Wolf | Statiorary c Pen linen-fi inish Gauntlets with leather palin; ld- a sneeis of paper, warmly lined go edge cards and 96 envelopes. $6.50 Men’s Gloves, $5 : Very fine grade renuine $2. 95 Ca * | mocha Gloves In gray with em- rd Tables. broidered backs, Prix seam Stronely built. °9x29-inch. rewn. (Main Floor.) y % ed. Green top. Third Floor, ) Ghia " $3 WhailE cies Exceptional offer of fine qual- ity white Uniforms. Also gray and Striped. Sizes 36 to 44 (Fourth Ficor.) | $3 Special Desk Sets $9 | and letter | (Main Floor.) $2.45 Lunch Kit... $9 : Roomy Lune! 3 4 Umbrellas that (Main Floor.) Reinfo | &tee! ah ears opener, In guard ca«c. Kit with hinged holds pint cover ley-Hot bott! suy Toys Here _— ‘ . At These Un- usual Savings Toys and Dolls for $1.00 Self, Steering Sleds Rich Dressed Dolls with Moving Eyes Large Jointed Dolls with Moving Eyes | Rugby Football Large Painting Set Kid Bedy Dolls ~ Slate Blackboards on Easel Toonerville Trolley with Repeating Gun Air Rifles Drums Christmas Trees Large Filled Stockings Large Set of Blocks Ham and Sam on the Piano Steel Express lines Steel Dump Carts (Parcheesi Dice Game with Ouija Board) 16-Piece Aluminum Cooking Sets Books (Pollyanna Game with Game of Authors) Games ee KXTRA! | $2 00 Train Outfits With Kinoscope "An Flyer’ lerican made Hummer Engine with tender, cir- cular track: also a kino- ¢ m3] scope pic ture enlarging m chine with various pict and adjustable lens. cial, all for ee x te ae Toys and Dolls for $2.00 Large Plush Teddy Bears 1000-Shot King Alr Rifle large Dressed Dolls, Kid Dolls Drums, large Rocker with padded Seat Self-Steering Sled with Sidewalk Large Steel Wagon American Fiyer Train with 12-pc. A well-made fo Cart Ww ily character Baby Dol] with wees b! — hair and mov! for ; , Extra! iding Doll ith hood; also a love- dap cca a _ ee a a ee ge ee eee aeuatetinasseatiadineeme ere ~ ee oS ne -—_ _—~- = Oa ~+ ~o. ND © Ne RN A SL AN ge NE Rey Toys and Dolls Official Y iain strong Footballs . Fiexibic Flyer Sleds large I’re pe Beau ful als bla ¢) d. $3. hed Lingerie 2 for 5 wh. ow ed phe led s | Ac les - i po hg ‘colors, ru \ ed. eau "(Fourth Floor.) $5. 95 Slips | Costume si | Be dice re Ss ; } new coiors. oe ustitcned straps. j (Fourth Fleer.) | Kiddies’ Dresses. y ou’ : ae Can, buy with ’ ny 4 | 40-inch, beautifu nn va" i et ji jade t blue « black "(Main ' wheas.5 $6 Electric Percolators,$ 5 6-cup a avy aluminum. Guar anteed,. C $6 Pr. or : Attractive Poly ‘chrome dec- ornt bor mica cylinders with cord and plug Pair (Fourth 7 50 Blue Bird Lamps,$ Art pottery bases in blue tint = nal k ared shades to matc h, Diue rd decorations (Fourth Floor.) $6.50 to $7.50 Scarfs $B ~Prushed woo! Scarfs beautiful quality Beit and pasha or butterfly models. Colors and combinations 75c and $1 Kerchiofe 12 for Fine quality, f Maderia Handkerchiefs: ure mplete with cord and plug. (Fourth Floor.) Complete Floor.) » with (Main Floor ) —— sortment to choosa from. $6 and $; —s | (Main Floor.) i elaborateis and emo irnported (Fourth Theos | Chiffon. ies 3 for $5 Boys hp Women's semi-fashioned Ho ee black aan ¢ a Aine (Main Fieer.) Suits, am ~\ wd Creamer and Sugar, $ 5 Over- Sil r-Dia d ( ] and ans , aon coats In gift box (Main Teens and $7.50 Knife Set. ‘$5 | Mack- ; Knife d Wald: iar CHAIN, S heavily Been nintad, Pa ain Hi) box. | Inaws (Main Floor.) $8.00 $6 Electric Stoves ae | kind, “Little Wonder’ S ada obiong shape, wi % Complete with gt “h ‘i (Fourth Wines $8.50 Electric Heaters, $ 5 In all } sizes, “Virden large 1d-inch. ad fustahbie “opper lector bow! 8 to 16 Throws wonderful neat : (Fourth Fieor.) $7.50 Juvenile Suits, $5 Boys’ Juvenile Sutlts, mee, $5.75 Clocks is €69 $5, button-on and Eton atyie larsey and twe mistures. Boudoir Clocks, 2 er OF Sizes 3 to S Floor.) ahell finish with American move- ments (Main Floor.) —— * Giits or -vien ‘ Men’s $5.95 Shirts, $6 S Shirts In neckband styles. —o striped patterns. Special 59. mm bar Men’s $2.85 Pajamas 2 for $5 Fanltiess brand Pajarnas, braid-trimmed, solfd celors. Splendid value, all sizes 36 to 46. Reacon Robhee terns. All sizes. Men's $6.95 Smoking rd end and well tallored garments. Make Christmas box with each shirt. Men’s $2.85 Shirts, $2 for $5 Fiber striped madras Shirts. neckband atyle, new patterns; five-button coat style, French turn-hack cuffs. Men's $5.95 Robes, $5 Blanket pat- made. and~Lawrence floral and Navajo in seams, well Taped Jackets, $5 trimmed. excellent wool splendid: gifts. Sizes 328 to Men's $6.88 Sweaters, $5 Coat styles, V-neck and shawi collars. Heav robe Cardigan ans brushed wool. Sizes 24 to 42 (Main Floor—Wen's Store.) $7.70 Luncheon Sets oration. saucers. 6 bread and butter pilates, sauce dishes, 6 Constst{jng of art pottery, handmade Mexican pottery, a Service for six persons. large plates, ! 1 cake or bread plate, 1 oval bow'!. 33 P ieces $00 90 Of fine im- ported thin China with at- tractive a/!i- over blue dec- Consists of: 6 cups and meat platter, 6 Odd Pieces Fancy Pottery and China fardinieres, original pieces of ltavan pieces, cake Sets, fruit Seta, fine serving basket-weag® china $5.00 ereterrteeesnek se #€e > Soe ae sc SS eer : SS SS ce — eS = ie, En eee, —_—y fo f--—SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY yf | ) ; f : } ; | posed by Federal Judce English in | have come before him tis term of | | Federal | were imposed today when four men | from | counties, sons, including the State's Attorney |). nieas backache, lumbago of Crawford County, arrested last aciatica cure which never Pe | Saturday and Sunday in_ these points and doesn 't burn the skin counties as the result of a series | Sraighten up! Quit complain- of liquor raids. The ns rest fol- | ing! Stop those torturous atite lowed several months’ work by a In a moment you will forget ¢t citizens’ law enforcement organ- ' eral authorities. ($900 and sentenced | jal! on six counts for violating the | \tronworker. a and 60 days in pleaded | Marton Tharp, 45, a Curry, JAIL AND FINE FOR 4 ‘released on bond by yesterday. not taken to East St. Judge Engiish The remaining eight prisoners of the 23 «arrested were —= I Huta, DRY LAW VIOLATORS Combination Penalties mapdeee “ree 8 LOMBARD AMA East St. Louis. | h The heaviest comoination fine | Rub Pain From woh ‘and imprisonment penalties [m- | Small Trial Bottle Or Old 7 t. | Jacobs Oil.” the more than 75 liquor cages that acts almost like Louis | Quiekly t—Yes. Court at East St. Crawford an. J Lawrence | Iil., pleadel guilty. The men were among the 23 per- Rub ‘this soothing, irelief comes. ization in getting evidence for PFed- Don’t suffer! The men who pleads! guilty to- day were! Car! Rass, 20 years old. | from your drug a farmer, of Bridgeport, Ill, fired | this lasting relief. ANT BACKACHE CHE GONE Ah! Pain is gone! St. Jacobs on “finan i relief from soreness, stiffness, ‘ness and pain follows a gentle rab- bing with St. Jacobs Oil. “ing oil right on your painful back St. Jacoba Oil Iie : you evér had a weak back, Sesaiiie it won’t hurt or be stiff or lame. Get a small bottle of old, honest St. Jacobs Oil st now and get ' e- penetr trial “ —— to 90 days in | A TS Charles Jewcll, 34, an of Hutsonvill. T'd.. $690 fine and five months in jail, on four counts: Arthur Gwinn, 8&2, laborer, of Robinson, Ill., $600 fine and 90 days in fall on four counts; and Harry Wells, 25. a | laborer, of Lawrenceville, $300 fine | jail, on two counta. | Two other men taken in the raids not gullty. They were gen: ral con- Robinson, and Perey | a carpenrer, of Pales- | tine, Ill Tharp’s wife and two daughters, one a high school girl. | who were also arreste] in the raida | were released on $5000 bonds each yesterday. Tharp was inken back | to jailin East St. outs today when | he atd not furnish bond. Six men taken In the raids were liquor laws; of 38, fractor, AUCTION 213 N. CHRISTMAS CARDS-A DIC ASSORTMENT BUXTON £ SKINNER FOURTH NEAR OLIVE WALKER’S ™4x5RUrT Diamonds Watohes ad Jewelry Starte 11 A. M. Dally SALE AOE OT LLL LPL I OTT OE CTO: aN PO OS we aN a BOLLE te OTA TONED tes Styles, From—in Ove 100 Diet inet YA LR OSM EIR Ms ER — tonta, Coats, Fur dacquettes included. , Extra Sizes, 48, 50, 54 and 56 Incladed ) os — ee oe 4) — If this Signature fhe Laxative and Tonic Effect of Laxative BROMO Tablets is very beneficial to the system. eee for Colds, Grip and Bolivia Coates with fur collars and cuffs, ry. — Fashona and Pile Fabric Coats, Pur a . Piste yo + SS : ' s = ons an 2 ee r oo yy 7+ ed > « - oa . : i . aes + ita Nap! id Cia An, 5 . oe Bex « Ae > ao i. ae Re ‘ Paix {<a is NOT. on the Box, it is NOT. = 7 | (= QUININE (There is no other “BROMO QUININE” yz we © s,

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a on : + P a aaah ad . ’ ’ - fi r y +) ee TAN ie. cee tale ; 6 . ” “ - Be Seclctidea ¥ oe Les A . ron : — “ rs! i , — Pd - “Lie EE eS a, De: piety 2 EER . RR a ee | ay ee DS p ae. ee le , Sek ete a ee * ee ee eee ee Ah a Gis Mba, peed: Z . ‘ et ng) $ Se eet aon i fe 4% x guetta ow “OR ; Bias) 5 ~ ae Om xt n ALE sabe SeekS 2 MER Sy LRN a AE Sickel 99 ee i pw ee ee a uae HOEY Nepean eds crieupieasacrn hontshetdamaathessahaiieniaiee years % WOMEN’S $20 TO $25 FR Never bef ore. have Rl haar able Pee ruc h smart, a new new Winter model lighted when she ins] values we offer in this sale. Girls’ Wool Sweaters, $2.98 DRESSES, $1.00 to $4.98 GIRLS’ WOOL AND GINGHAM SILK-AND-WOOL DRESSES Women’s and misses new Pall and Winter Dresses. New "deis of regular $25 values, $12. 08 special ; XMAS SLIPPERS es eee Cras 294 G5 | patent and piain ieathers broken sizes; — * omen ' , y ? - 9 , - . f 7 oe he e irr ok ; éinghs s OF i rik ae” Be Song. oe BS Ste: ride ¢ at 2 t iN Sagi Rath oe en ear es he er ee te Tevet y . e ha peas afr SMU Maahepieaene en oe ees nn ete m - ya oe ? # . rm = e w iN —\ " - * ae » fo ‘ . : é : ' nl esc ek aiken happy tie er Sep eet. th BARNA 0 tab sh ot PO ANA EL RIN om aha ot A OS Ua Rel: Red tetees OTN ng T 4 id: . sis cial rite . aa ’ dai , . ™ aoe ho ie ome! a hac ‘ ; pad pips h ‘ way \ Women's $1.50 Felt Slippers Big variety of combinations and plain colors; padded elk soles $ 00 and heels* sizes 3 te 8 ot. dei Men's 4 Easy Slippers Chocolate black eiteasin. Be, -$ meo or Everett styles, with rubber heels; sizes € to 11. Girls’ $3.00 te $4.00 High Shees Another new let tans, patents and Plain: jeath- ers. Many are Humpty Dumpty grades, sch and Gres styles in the jot; special Boys’ $5.00 All-Wool Sweaters ¢> Just received ancther big shipment ef bers . high-grade ali-woo!l Sweaters tn a large asseoct- -—ment of ceoters. Just what the bore want Creat and $ rull-over gtvies Sitses 4 2.9 up to 36. Specia! $3.96 and ie Mens Scarfs : gecd quality merceritced Searfs tm vwar- knitted Ties im ous colers and fancy Xmas petterns reg boven Specia! ular $1.50 vwai- at O@e, Ge and ue. Specia!. ‘S9c eee MEN'S £1.58 BRIRBED TNION STITS—wWinter weight. ribbed. anKie-length. long sieeves. cet full . sizes 51 te 46: $1.50 walue. Specia! Weol Mose in co! WOMENS UCNION STITS—Womer’s SI ribbed ry ore gy Diack Tnien Sultta. Winter weights: all stries and SSC | si 4e8 | ne y x TOYLAND BASEMENT s1 80 caren Tea Set ‘ Ruecbhr Feethall BAS 222. £33 a navenes esesee led ahed ad aalt . 2s -" 925282839979¢2%? : BRLSESEE cee I 32 $4.50 Shaving Sets Nickel er japanrned metal stand $ ah eibetehie wavy Pronk 2. uF goss > mirrer and porceiain cup an Se Sree. Ot. ... $3 SHAVING SETS —~re beerr French plate adiustabic e Z ed Momo a nt - . — porcelain cup. Wonderful ie n Double Eagle Stam 5 TOKLY A ae BROADWAY * MORGAN ST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS. $1.75 Boxed initial Hdkf’s Faull size. of excellent grade cambric with bdiccx fnittal neatly embreidered tm corner %-imch hemetitched hema 6 packed im attract've gim dex . Gift Handkerchiefs ree wemen. splendid wneeee. dainty white Hard- of with colored s)* A The Deity -( POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE C ity C $1.88 Scout Gaun‘iets Boys’ fine all- $2.50 and $3.00 LACE CURTAINS 100 pairs fir $3.98 BABY BUNTINGS Made 0! heavy ‘ $2.98 SILK TEDDIES Made of Beys’ $12.98 Two-Pants SUITS, O’COATS Wonderful pat terns ang mat eria! s. aL GRANITEWARE Containing dishpana, rice bol!- ers. s@ucepans, Berlin kettles and others: THE BIGGEST HITS ON 19-INCH DOUBLE Disc s¢_Graphophone Records SOLD CIN ST. LOUIS 29¢ Each, 4 for $t a yard . ARRLIIT >. eegeer , PS} UP TAX REVISION ETO > HOUSE TO TAKE MEASURE SOON Chairman to Call Ways and Means Committee Con- fers With Secretary Mel- lon on Matter. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Bulldindg. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Chair- man William R. Green of House Ways and Means tee announces shat he will the consideration of the Melion tax revision measure within a few days. He gays he has talked with members of his committee and Gnds they agree with Secretary Mellon that action should De *axen * . -. —— ee - at this time. He promises efforts - » 4 to speed up thi tion. A treasury draft of the pro Visions tentatively proposed wi! used as a basis for the constructi > of a revised revenue law - - a > 9 Representtaives Green, Wilts C. Hawley (Rep Ohiec, and Allen T - 3 ~ - — * Treadwar (Rep Massachusets. called on Secretary Mellon todar and went over the recommenda- tions. for tax reducticrns +h ea aon fea ~ (~ oa enid . ‘ iad : as ‘ aaers : introduced in the sis. has been selected to offer t te the House. He may put it tn Thursday. The yeomanettes wi'! “7? he eres 4a 4 Jot t : tded coming House bill the old 1 the ground these women were we'! paid for their services. Some sur- prise was manifested over the ar- tion of Senator Curtis. whe is the whip of the Seuate and ardent sup- porter of the President who de- clared against the proposition. Friends of the‘bonus protect as- sert the nuisance taxes, totaling $33.900,.000. can be eliminated and pian of these peas ates is duce the taxes in the | ’ ss 809 ~ iow $3 v or changs the higher ev SCHOOL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS TO LAST [1 DAYS THIS YEAR Boara of Ed@ucetion Decides to Waive School Work on Morning Between Sunday and Christmas. - z , ~ . St. Louis echooc! children are go- ing to hare an unusually long +. . ae _——— wh — x 4 > - 2 - + Christmas racaticon—ti thanks te the calenéar and -_— good nature of the Boaré of Ed@u- r Christmas ere and a between Christmas and This time Christmas on Mordar. so last night fecifecd to waire othnal t morning. Thus the pe- frem stu@y will bectn the schoo! dar is ecrer 4 wees MIDSEASOR SALE NOv! ON ALL PRICES CUT eer a eh ee EE fe irculation than the morning and one other —s per 5: COMBINED FRAC RERERER: ee 1 ee eh on ee ee STIX. BAER & FULLE Re Oe Ne Os SAN nae a amt abe aol GRAND-LEADER Gifts for Bovs From Our Sporting Goods Department iment red-blooded boy enjoys gifts of this type and he should be encour- aged in his natural love of character-building, healthful athletics and sports. Some appropriate Christmas gift suggestions: Punching Bag and Stand, $6.25 Strongly comstructed non- pareil Platforms with metal ring and swivels—noiseless and free from vibration. Pear shaped vulcanized bag—ieath- rc reinforced. S. B. & F. Napa tan calfskin Bag of splendid make, $2.95 Boxing Gloves, $3.25 Set cf four large size loves. In Corbett style, made of genuine leather and stuffed with hair. Equipped with wrist pads. Roller Skates, $1.95 SPLENDID Skates for bers and giris. Adjustable to shoe lengths, and of strong comstruction, with good leath- er straps. Highly polished. Self-contained ball bearings, steel rolls amd rubber cush- ions. Boy Scout Equipment At Special Prices Official Axes, with sheaths, $1.45 Official Knives, with 4 blades, $r.45 Metal Canteen with canvas cover, $1.25 Aluminum Canteen, with camvas cover, $2.45 Mess Kits, in canvas cover, including stewpan, cup, skillet, pan, spoon and knife, $2.50 San Watches, $1.coe Compasses, $1.45 First Aid Kits, $1.45 Pedometers, 100-mile style, $2.45 Collapsible Cooking Outfit, type with grate, $1.65 {fee 143 ¥ eee 2p For the Golfer's Xmas Silver King or Maxfli Golf Balls, 89c Each These constitute a gift that every golf enthusiast will welcome. They are clean, fresh stock in criginal sealed boxes. Complete Golf Set. $10.25 Consisting of bag, substantial and well made and high grade clubs including driver, brassie, midiron, niblick and putter. The wooden heads are persimmon with shafts of hickory. Irons are drop-forged. Juvenile Golf Sets, $4.45 | Include bag, driver, mid-iron and putter. Sizes 6 to 3. Empire Bicycles, $22.95 Excellent Bicycles for boys and girls at an unusually low price. These are handsomely finished in bright red. Fully equipped, ncluding New Departure | coasteg brakes. spring saddle, mudguards, roller chain and non-skid tires. Indiaz Out&t, $335 frenta. felt *‘inge end besd- ye dep Gowns and Ex similar to hand embroidery regular and extra sizes. Gowns of Windsor C hey come im plain colors ular amd extra sizes and price selling. initials; have oun nel box. 3000 Boxes Hdkfs. At 39c Box Women's Handkerchiefs iz white and colors in a splendid selection. They come 3 m @ fancy box and very special at the price. Women’s New Kimono:

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- ee i i ae & “a - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ ~ wae oe =) HOTEL MENTO ASSURE TIX, BAER & FULLER | sir Mp GRAND-LEADER ERAGE Action to Be Taken in Connec- tion With Bid for Demo-* | : , ve : \ } DO W T R cratic Convention. | Positive assurance “that reason- ° ? Prior eer Peta od wees yr ’ ee ee eg able hotel rates will be maintained in St. Louls during the 1924 Demo-. cratic National convention, if it is brought here, were given yester-— nt eid : F h U d . o jj Ami-French Undermuslins Ch . t Sh r eee, Temas. Gina, we | Association, at a meetingéof the or-| ld be encour- : x ] 00 $4.50 7 $4.95 ris mas ppe S ‘guaiantion ecesmiigey Muadians te ° 7 om i TE | Cé ‘onv j ; athletics and 7 At — — — . d Child “*Glancy did not present a definite, ; . 5000 Pairs for Men, Women an | r ene sae ies ~ oh | e NPA GuIPOVER Gowns and Envelope Chemise made of : au st, Louie nove! masaecee 2° Christmas Cemetery Wrea q ~ fine nainsook, embroidered in many new designs On S | Thursda eee See saa ania onc: Ge #@ similar to hand embroidery in appearance. Shown in a © y PO ot Saw during the Democratic National | Christmas Cemetery Wreaths of specially treated a bee. a" fe convention here {!n 1916. Those, Magnolia leaves in green and bronze with a spray of regular and extra sizes. rates were entirely satisfactory to poinsettias, bronze pods and red ruscyus. A beautiful the National Committee and visit- Christmas remembrance for o departed loved ones. Gowns of Windsor Crepe, $1 and $1.50 24 i | } ing delegates. | They come in plain colors or fancy designs. Reg- t a ir * The Hotes Mews. Asseaaiies will $3.50 Each ular and extra sizes and priced special for Thursday’s discuss this matter in detail at a| Add Sic to mail orders to cover packing and postege meeting at 7:30 p. m. Friday at selling. (Downstairs Store) a ‘ A> a Ss he |Forest Park Hotel. James E. | Pi pt LY” 4 | Smith, president of the Missiasipp! . . e , ’ 7 IN THE SALE ARE: eee FPSO EF Se , Valley Association and chairman : : : r phi ; a Rl fe CR a of the delegation which will pre- 712 WASHINGTON Men’s Felt Moccasins in Everett style and come in 2 OT yen Ge sent Gh. Sanie Siete On One ; black, dark gray and khaki. Have buckskin soles. Sizes LEE SCD eee National Committee Jan. 15, will Same Prices Effective in East St. Louis Store speak to the hotel men. pee rae ae Lae Sa Baseball Outfits | 6 tot. | A gift every American boy : fF s 7 Women’s Felt Moccasins with ribbon trimming and SG ene / Seadtsdiseten sateama SEER ll appreciate. In special H | e \)_- \ { shown in Coven, old rose, American beauty and sap- . ~» t with Cordell Hull, chairman of tee ristmas box. FL ane. | SS _“| phire. Have buckskin soles and come in sizes 3 to 8. ee on} Democratic National Committee. | Baseball Bat, and Fielder’s ti : CV, a | Sy'} Misses’ and Children’s Cavalier Boots of fine felt with ri) Fe Age ees | eepueh ad tube dhaneaaa ove,.at $1.65 t ) ~ cuffs, buckskin soles; infants’ size 5 to misses’ size 2. ae af >) BE FSA /e4 to the organization committee | Baseball Cap, Ball and 4 é ? ° Misses’ and children’s Felt Everett House Slippers in amu (© a" ALE ad sor rsngey emphasized the neces- | lder's Glove, at sz2y MAE 10,000 Women’s Handkerchiefs ea ana viue; nave fancy design on vamps; buckskin QQ MUG ZERO) |] wir of # viedo of reazonabie hore Baseball Catcher's Mitt, sales; sizes 5 to 2. Ciba ) WW) smith reported that St. Louis! s . > ° . ° . .y . i | 17 pi ; I sk and Bat, at $2.75 Our Own Importation—in a Sale Boys’ Felt Slippers in the Everett style; original General Meeting Next Week. A Cum beta ent Mahogany with - Chrietmeas ’ *,° ° ° : a ) \ | The drive to { th 10 = ‘ Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs, 6 in Box, $1 mininnuee fone pene tne $100,000 | mirror. Special, | glass tray. Spe 2 ae , minimum fund required in the ef- | f 98, $1.98 4 : ° Of fine count cambric finish in white with white or colored a e. ", ‘ fort to get the convention will be! —_ cial at initials; have 44-inch hemstitched hems. Six packed in a fancy Lowe 7 epee the: : A> " ‘launched at a meeting of a gen- my | . ™ : As As we: 2 . sy ffi Be 7 | eral committee to be called by if. Cc 1 he) : . : é ‘ % Nv a BE 38 yao re ; ; e x ae | , ‘ 3 Mayor Kie] for next week. prob- | r! aay am Footballs. $2.08 a5 3000 Boxes Hdkfs. Men’s Handkerchiefs AE IFO Fee | a eee ta pe 0 ME, ey | ably on Thursday. As ts known. | ff : ootbdalis S Ve & GL ee Of | - Tare ARPS ELOISE R S Me Bet es one-thir of the fund has been | 12 M : 9 ie & At 39c Box 2 for 25¢ SD AP i RIANA FE Z 4g? oP Se en ee) Ar ae ees | | guaranteed by the Hotel Men’s As- | & on 3 handkerchiefs tugby and Soccer styles of ‘BM § § Women’s Handkerchiefs in Full size, of fine cambric (°°. Um i Fy" > REN dette Se a eA a Mgt Sc cas sociation and the Associated Re-| \, &@ & White and colors inasplendid with fancy printed borders. sass Dy Wy Fos eae Si Spare wy 'tallers. | m= Sat 7 oe > =» wine cowhide — English . . : ; } selection. They come 3 in a t1oooto sell at this specia! 7 SOC Mag TE lp pS See, ~\k | | blu s3 4 graphed. (Downstairs Store.) ~ ye 36 to 52. Sar reeete = ends. (Downstairs Store.) | Will Buy a - owns T J Women’s flanel- | Women's blanket ette Gowns; pink | pones- many pat- and blue. be nson skating shoes. b a fe (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Stvure.) NE\VV i | _ Christmas Sale of Hosiery | Ss 2 | | we . —— Z | er Continues With Outstanding Values EDISON sae #2 : 2 ie 1} HIS lot of Hosiery was secured from well-known : | makers, and although some are termed “seconds,” the im- perfections are so slight as to be scarcely noticeable. Below is but a partial list: Thread Silk Hose Silk and Fiber Hose ol al Bed , all eises. 50c | $2.98 Rompers | Rl Ana@ Creepers, al) colors and combina- tions, embroidery an4 — * =? = “be shea - el el Be Be net with right feathers. _~ Each pair is in a gift box. dovan and gray. Each pair in | _- — § “a . Sizes 8% to 10. fancy rift box. Be Please me Style Boo £991000 Sash Curtain Sets Boys’ Inner-Band Caps Full-Fashioned Hose |” Men's Silk Socks || [== == ‘TR Complete With Rod and Hooks Special Purchase and Sale At $1.50 Pair | 2 Pain$1.50 | Maer ee In a Sale Women’s thread silk Stock- Two pairs packed inafancy jf | o commen een ings with lisle tops; high | box. Of turead silk and come jf spliced heels and toes. Each | in assorted colors. Sizes 10 iil City mae % Store.) : 4 98 AN | . 4 pair in a gift box. to 11%. (Downetairs Store. | e . , _ 39c Set i i 7 Veloripede ; Sie . . E purchased the en- =~ i. | ; eee rack 19¢ , + ia barthel- #2\#4 yr Saad Teri g button trimmed, p _ A p ; F Cees seconds. (2d ° W . At $2 95 air t $1.00 air g ' de , ft Sale of Beautiful Ivory hite Women’s full-fashioned | Women’s silk and fiber i; Hose with high spliced heels | seam@d back Stockings with rt: : . , P . n work clockings. | lisle tops, high spliced heels i ORY white grain toilet articles in our own exclusive patterns with ~ el in black only and each | and toes. Come in black and [: black enamel groove. There are 14 pieces in the assortment, $ .00 pair is in a fancy box. | a Each pair in : including mirrors, combs, brushes, hair receivers, puff boxes, per- ———d Women’s Silk Hose Men’s Silk Socks : F * £m | fume bottles, trays, picture frames, manicure pieces, jewel cases, pin Each 1 9 5 Pair | Open Evenings r. Indian Suits, $4.50 4 '} cushions, clothes brushes, buffers and vases. All solid and sub- At . At $1.00 a2. on ; Coat with fancy front BS i at: er rsd | d silk | | z : trimmed with two-color felt Se i stantial pieces. Priced special for Thursday. ‘Dewastaire Store) Fyll-fashioned thread s Thiet ait Gettin. Sethbak. é g enirt. pants fringes. Long streamer bors “we bs —_— P Stockings in black and colors. | ; 004 ang come in black, cor- Terms to Suit Li h on 4 havehiet. . -—* « ™~ * fee ew ee ae = ewe me & ome - - - o~ - 7 — -_ oo = | UFFLED and flat Pe omentnaaeear Be: 0% \ She | me i 1 \ fee Sim ane 496 Seto vate. scrim sash Curtains of } oom poe nr ras v9 * eS en | good quality. Headed, offer them Thursday 2} Vaa- el Dues berg 4 ready to hang. Brass rod ) at this exceptionally ©} “ vig ) | PIANO CO L with brackets with each jow price. The inner band comes over the Sa Se ? | | LA ' : pate SE Curtains. ears—ideal-for Winter wear. All sizes. SN Seer : | | 912 PINE ST. (Downstairs Store.) } (Downstairs Store.) er , >> Cc “ ie a : — — — ————*

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Miss Heies W. Muckermaz, e. rm. two-t me ~ « ed backs and band top in soft onal skins. Al! the wanted shades. $ l 8.50 ) pr Ete : Back : honeymoon . — . irs2z Ficor ’ 5 — ts = . J . . ~ gah. i ’ Aisie Tabie Firs 5 Maee of the highest quality , Pperior worsted yarm im a variety clor effects Ideal for = —_ street wear: periec etic ht very Warm. Genuine Mahogany English Colonial Secretary A maSterpiece in art, regu arly $279.00 specta!l $195.00 Men's Sleeveless | Angele: last winter gacce of Mrs. Lea [fe wzredow of August H. Hemaa. ferme Mayor of U atrersity City. hegnc Augustine L Chambiin, Justice ‘ef the Peace at Ferguson. and pri- wate detective She hag sued for - ai cigar rest. oe att “~ The former Mrs. Heman charga smart Costume ae a that ber busbend mistreated her. er » & eursed her 222 sceece Ber éuring N Klaces, 31.00 , orief wees. and finaly | her tw return t& St. he folowed a tew weeks ber old hime at 6361 ° en boulerard. in Park-) ; 2 fascimating’?r lovely shades of —-inese biue and cha Ww rec trat 37a [err 2ew The “4 ———— | ; — a > 2 . a Gauntlet Gloves ) Very Special, $46.75 eed accordingly, much less than Special at $42 3 50 4 = - j Desk of Tudor mahogazy ing = Eng :* ° “ igbted finish Unusually at Strap at wrist. P. K. seam cacuy trasting gore. Soft and pit | ee ara ht anes skins in the leading shaces. =” ee eiucded Im this ekce@i.ent ol ering. Aisle Tables— First Ficor a a : Vandervoort’s Special -_— i n®se am >er hat refused to have arrthiag lewelrr te do with him éeciares. stwelry Shop—fFirst Floer. te do with him, she 2 © csetul ai e- ~ : if -s a =o. ; ——— “ »' : a : rs 2 ’ ~ - sa . : 7 aad r r= own ft _ Contrivate to Opes-Ale Work Or Sale of Christmas Seals. Sehool children of S& Loeuis Tuesday “urnaed im more than $89° ~ pennies te the Tuberculosis Se- '“detr of St. Louis Ther were col- lected by the sale of Chretmas Seals acd Holiday Heakh Bottocs Wardrobe Trunk Compact and Coin ie on = Heider a $1.00 . — henefit of Opes- Schoo! For a Christmas Grit verge" $36.75 Tins Price ; r oC timg git ‘hees comb>bin- — The total amourt ralet ff ¢t . Dewder and coin Com- — . ~REMEMBER=74 i YOTEING . _ | Given Away? | z + , 8 ot a _— : Desks cf all deseriptions are in- 7 Wide range in price selection. Desks to satisfy erery desire. Scperier Desks cf superb ralue. stantial wil Sanc the wear ané space ‘or monogram. and gold piat- a ee | een Useful Decorative Desks —~ Appreciated by Everyone SitTact(¥s Value at this low pricizg Jewelrr Shep—Fi-st PF" cer. umber. covered and . Bard ff!ber..suvitabie for and womer: wi! =@ garments. Luggage Sh P. S—Grve bm a Gliadstene Bag for Christmas. A Trunk both beautifu’ and szb- - = &* ates re >e : E ' pacts. iy engraved. with BET WT SELL. y Very Special $18.75 Lec Mane-gary Spioet Desk. A Cheice editions cf farscrite au- thers—simgie vrolemes and set. in tasteful ievant morocco bindinxg. There is ne gift of permanent value so appealing to the person ef imtelligenmce and cultivation as a& well-selected Book. A Book is the easiest gift to cheose. Beck Shop—Siath Fiocr Gold-Plated Cuff Pins, 25¢ 42 alwars bappy choice fer Him. These gold-plated Cut? ™ns are nice- inbreakabie exname- : ae p-s ° ‘ « * + — . Y, ' “ : - " a w . > ¢ - : —™, :. — — we St Oe : " = - : : " ss - — ———=__ ~ 7 : , ‘ e — / ——_ § J - 4 . - = a = — - . . 58 cigar Ta.u8. Uther Warm ‘Clothes for Baby Exritted Caps $1.25 [2 we? Bee POCA eer ews © « Slt Y, a Two Carloads of The Brambach Baby Grand 4 56352 This year compliment the family with a Brambach Baby Grand You can promote the home environment even though the space is none toe much. For these very fine small grands require no more space than an upright placed across the corner. Now is the time to buy for Christmas delivery. The Newton Player-Piano sonmnme “ocral efTsee, or in 1 4-kar aa ~ ae $ O00 , with bes utifuly engraved rims. Agpert- i7r* . xs a, Playground Bat and. - Ball oe = 6 e.00 For bors of all ages; used for . tmdeer ball: ary bey will love a Link-ané-Link Sweater Sets gift of this nature. $4.95 Sperting Geods Shep—First Peer. Infant's Wear Shep—Third Fleer. Bat and Ball -_ s100 For small bers: beginners set | cemes in an attractive bez. Sperting Goods Shep—First Freer Babies’ Nightgeewns, with draw- rings B5e Children’s well-made Sleepers sizes I to 19 rears $1.00 Sterling Stork Sets, $150 These ¢aimtr Sets cormsist of three satety pins {= all solid silrer and Suggest a practical gift for TeUunger generation Busr ~rothers. t@0, Will appreciate thts choice. Jewelry Shop—First Fsocr. The Latest Fad! esi es for Christmas Gig Mas new and besactifu!l strtes ‘ts stering with fancr chased >orders er With French enameied bard “tr i} a ~ ~ : ~4 : 3 S ~~, 2 4 = - aT c7 4 = 7. ; 7 . : met * « i yn Nn | SR Ame re ad Every Tiormmble Guaranteed = his well-known Player is equipped Fancy engraved Silver Thimbées. la’ est apn deony, —— — : - Siiver and Geld Thimbdies with Ciei- ued with a bench and $10 a a im * h Cle : } ecume fora! effect om tand. ~ Ep OP Ne hh: Reta ceaieineve ww Sanaa Sf yh ASN lTuprevements ana Special ter Thursday Sik Umbrellas las @uring this he Plaver has agam been priced at goid Thimbies, low price to enabie those who could Netien Shop—First F oer pr enlighe yer appar rer a aaa Pane 4 Buy rour 4° $3.50 Par Come tn drawer length style, dat- tems up side: comes in brown. gray. Sieck and «bite ferser. Nice and werm for ceid weather For chil- @renm ages 2 to § rears. Bors “Sep— r 2 Secerd F'cer. special ently’ Umbrellas come tn many d!ffer- ent styles and im the farorite new shades. Shep eariy! Umbreita Shep—Frree Ficer. offeriag fer Thursday Ie cr NE oh NID 8 Aili RRR AeaAillipe — Salat snipe take advantage of it during the Anniversary Sale to get one for Christ- mas. May be purchased on terms of $15 down and $12 «a month. Music Saion—@tzth F loer. u

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* ear ae Mae Se ” ~ a . eats: a Pay oy, ¢ F , ey + w Ot s WEDNESDAY a 3 i a : ee | a MeceMBeR 12, 1922 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation-than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: s | HELEN W, MUCKERMAN | public schoots tast year was $4717 [ceipts this year have exceeded that | With incomplete returns, the re-'amount. % pe x : ii © | 4 /. gince Muckerman’s death about | the nasal passages. | hi tba : ; A i £ l ats @ gyeer aco. the widow and daugh- Note: A more copious flow of a Drive Before : a | | BN CW ; ot. have lived at the Melbourne. mucous may be e ed after As . P to | Se 2. ‘Gy? ''? : IES cna vastoh yrtcatoae spraying; it will soon disappear. (Xt the Holidays sa ig | ape yee In Our Popular-Price Section Atomizer fittings must be of hard | $4 if DS We Offer Choice of Any F because of a difference in religious 7 S rs 2 peliefs. She met Eggers once last rubber. | - | - | a he Regular $5.00 to $7.50 Hat Sgummer, but lea rned since that her | ' daughter hes been meeting him | : | = ; : . | sf A great one-day sale event— BF Giuhout ber knowledge. | | There’s a Buick Dealer in Your Neighborhood = a A, all new satin, faille silk, gros 5 | — | | de France and metallic combina- . —= > Beeers is an optician, the son of | x Ar “pr. 6. C. egers of Clayton. Last | — Sn : All Sales Final—No Exchanges. ea f ghegiprort of two children, Carter, | | | \@ - gand Merv Jane, 2. | Cigar Lighters, $6 0 . = i G03, Sees one sedng — | BOROMMER MRS, HEMAN SEEKS oe, otner te 4 on the back of ¢ ~ » Of the car. xtemston coll [= pVORCE FROM NEW HUSBAND — any «passenger in the [| = | | Ree in other agtyles. B® Widow of Onctime University City | Mayor Alleges Mistreatment ; - on Honeymoon, - Two honeymoon weeks in Los) "angeles last winter ended the ro- | parce of Mrs. Leni Leoti Chamb- | “ @ im, widow of August H. Heman,; jf & — ali ee To OF University City.; & | ; 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sizth Street. Bend Angeustine L Chamblin, Justice! # 7 : ° ® of the Peace at Ferguson, and pri-| F detective. She has sued for | | ie ; ‘ * eJye ° The i Bg SS RT \ Thursday—We Offer a Brilliant Underpriced Purchase of } . 4 F 7” . J xj , . “ @ The former Mrs. Heman charges. 7 her husband mistreated her, | rsed her and abtussa her during | fanose two brief weeks, and finally | Py ndoned her to return to St. | PLouis. She followed a few weeks | Biter, to her old hime at 6361) WWashington boulevard, in Park- | : view. but refused to have anything | more to do with him, she declares. will prove a 5 useful addi. eto ee 1 Fg000 PENNIES FROM PUPILS | =| OAM RL), | URSA NTN : yee Se your own repair : | io 1 } " y , a - 2 an % ipa 4 +e A H he a dit 3 4, | ‘\ cat te Shop—Basement fone reset ME ook Cea x, On 85 Marvelous Caracul Jacquettes— Mahogany B® Behoo! children of St. Louis) ff ipa RL KG. FRA. \\. Id ] f Ch ° t Gi ° f Th smoker Bees. rete oan tes. | ota of eae! |!) | Wee eal for Christmas-Giving—for They Stands _ 6 y of St. Louis. They were col-| alae Se €., ie es 4 ie 5,- AG é ™ meted by the sale of Christmas| | tA : VF EO \“" Special at s and Holiday Health Buttons| [ff a oat Ca. Gee Ae ae — My $1.95 F = the benefit of Open-Air School; So wa te . : ae : Bg wore. ; Wit) BUSA ; 13) es ig pagan ae She Have two brass '@ The total amount raised in the) § oy Bh weet Wer Bis ae) | Ee 1 ag iS ee its. ve ° cigar rests and a | * f Daaeet 2 3 rea - . Ae MEMBER wri *S | iW fa Ped +, ae ) : le 4 ! , re " : ' > 5 ‘ : , ; Pll *; a 7 Es), 7 rt ‘. Be © *s | . RS 4 gis Hi: 295,90 me ¢ Kuk F Yn a ma ss eee |) | i . : . seni ; 4 miass tray. NOTHING D NPY Represent Double the Sale Price . . Ae $ \ . ' LA ee Other Smoker Hm: | | oe: rat eae, ROA iy & ER ty a OR r} stands a - iV is : b * Aieriace (Makes || et ieee re, (3h Ree . : £2.00 to $36.0 PY G en Away . oa eee Be vg Bal, Com oH Beige Caracul Black Caracul Platinum Caracul Quality ewelry # | BFS Gas LOO Cocoa Brown Caracul Gunmetal Caract vo Teaco , BS) OTA) SS SAP ry SD Golden Brown Caracul of é ~ . : i, 4, Ur é » i , - : ' Til as, | een * °, '"s r.. i ’ \ Ww ¢ . -) f . « ’ ay 4 ' - \ “) q \ 4 ‘ ‘ > ‘ : 4 - rex \\. =F ©, }.- > ) ‘ r} ws ) \ ¢ st 4 r } > iP ee JI] 0 b tea j ‘ ve * ty > j ~ , A / : e.* = / e co p . ’ ‘= ; - — : — y AT —= ~ i > } >» C = > . > ; 4 ~ ‘ ° " A . . 4 ; ‘| cc ’ * « : @ id . ‘ J ‘ s . P ' OY Aa £0 ; ’ . j . - . ’ ° ; i « a’. lo . a , | e. | ee r 5 (i (a x wit %. (Se ee A Bete AN. . OF ; . q GIFTS THAT LAST “4 1 (AN EaGie PAR . RRR OLR AT) Oe N unforeseen opportunity, quickly grasped la yn : Ni wal ek 0) A when presented, has made possible this un- usual offering of Caracul Jacquettes. Lach Jacquette is fashioned of the best quality skins, and the lining and workmanship is of equally good 7. “a ’ ” You will be surprised at the ‘fo | low prices we are quoting ; ; @ be xt this season of the year. fumidors, $10.00 We In fact. our prices are not ; : > an ; ny porcelain lined and al BES boo-ted for the holiday ¥4 quality. Only drastic sacrifices make possible an 4 rex. }. IP ID DAG Ue SS ae edg i ER BRR KO OL BS AS Wiad oO Oak ; offering of this character. Admirable for Christ- e;: { 4 a cigar size; an ath BO trade. You can buy here . = ~ oF, ope ® j . > \ , ~~ s | é v4 Gana ye SR el} . sais _. , | r " e ‘ " + \ 7% yi ee ) . ~ » % Ladies’ cr Gent Stel | {GRASS 5 MO) ) O>"e)) 1 RO Ra Mod 4 | $s @ Gen lemen $ |g Ns te % : 2. A> “9 : bea ie Latest O e ; r%y - . oa oe , ) 4 - , Combinations | | and Manner o WAS @ . EMG ao) : of Furs and | PIG 3 | Combinations of | Viatka Squirrel Trimmed Red Fox Trimmed Colorings to | Iceland Fox Trimmed Baranduki Trimmed Suit Every Taste Self Trimmed — - ; | * Every Dia- s, $1.50 to $10.00 | imported Pipes; a com- of standards and shell cases of one, two and *s; a wide selection te m. and Cigarette Cases | Bi at All Prices Bm BUY FOR xMAS NOW! gt nt a ge 8 fi Ladies’ a ATCH Orders and Telephone Wrist ven prompt and caref —— Special Chrisimas Offering of 7 : fet . i. ath ; j . * . . | | i ” i ‘ ses of broadcloth. quality, beautifully lined and bn elope Chemis trimmed. Fitted with purse and ae sacar oars : | | crepe de chine and radium. Bloomers mirror. Fancy and plain models Se ee... ee Lp in of broadcloth and radium. Beautifully in black and colofs. A really ‘‘Propper’’ Chiffon Hosiery oy | | trimmed with real laces. White and ee ou that is weleomed Full fashioned. Almost every Ave \ a. : : colors. Excellent values; ideal for gifts, able shoe shade or the new ; | ‘ colors for contrast 9s | | | ts . Triple-Plated Pure Silk Hosiery mite teecriment SE" """$5. 95 te Others From $4.95 to $29.95 wv 3 sh or Credit ° s ) - | ' ; ; ew ——_ = colors :

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ST LOU POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Some of the imported im- sor blades and soft scap. CLOSING OUT — fication. oe Po ‘TOUG Sl BS ae WHY PAINT? ; 2 e HED ? YEARS: ;' hats artificial Christmas trees ma de duties are held in ‘st Lew is about 7. e f B. 7 . ‘ of goose feathers. decorated earth- twice a year, usually in March and GET A BAKED JOR t a ig edu 4 r t That Cold Z0ls. dia- “December. Jadge Brown went enware, table damasks, CO.us Ci ae BADLY RUN- DOWN monds, shotguns, hair clippers. ra- from St. Louts to San Antonio. Tex. We Exzamei Ali Kinds eof Autemeobiles Any Coter. Oar Jobs Are Second a “Ely” te Nene te Derabflity and Appearance. % 4 Tur ' 0 ALL OLD PAINT REMOVED. .*@ ord Mw , ~ e “us aa end, ea Tee ER , are o> -~ Jobs Delivered tn From One to Six Dars ae said she couldn't get | “well in I}inois, but she did } ustom ibunal. Sitti: Th ro’ bit ; Drive in TODAY—Drive Out TOMORROW ~ sh > Cae = eres a dite in a —Drive Out TO! ; a | las: rot r} WE BAKE "'EM—THEY CANT CHECE hed a very bad cough for — Po a | al! the time, day aad night. praisals. Scotch W inter Only Process for Baking the Entire Car in United States. » penne Ty ong" ory | ; - 125 models (silver plated)... aa ace are mere’y congestion. Mus But « Scotchnien doens't Dehco Baked Enameling Co. SS eee (lve eee os. trent pore ae ‘_ ae like to be nipped, however ae Samer Beste 250 models (sterling silver) Sia mm as an te Pree 7 mae lad as pits much he y lke his nip, “ tals ' we : Me — » she $.I1mu.2.es Pireuigtion al ‘. 2s ~ . : le ce! x : reak up the eo —— so he weaves his overcoat- '* models (gold plated) - QUgMEEMEESe! MOD" Te as the messy old mas woolen, , Ings thick and warm of 4 ‘SAVE 20 a3 ~ CE NT’ 7 Have Year Name Excraved on Your Metal Pencil or Fountain Pes ip r- tard pastee , €0e3 the WETK Wilbon: 2 piste". ¢ om with rour fiamention $70 the finest of | piry YOUR PIANO, PLAYER OR GRAND PIANO | ee inci « ware tng ae & these Scotch woolens in DIRECT FROM FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR xt. mixtures of grays and : "Save : Prin Soe ichaas woleellll — browns amd tans, self 7 ENTS. YOU ARE ALSO “SCRE = “— TM. = To Mothers: Mustersie is aise lined with the many-col- el Shade SS aE FACTORY ane ee ored plaids that are Scot- CASH O8 EASY TERMS a cok: eunnt EVENESGS TSTIL NINE — po —~ soa €5e. pho cn ag : ty land’s alone—you may i: ? oe PILES CURED WITHOUT OPERATiGg#N = oy page lb ebro taal oe cies Me Ps ~4 ORE nd , i me R sak tee te = oe . e , . " i 4 en r = - > = = - — a —— = —* > + ~-«€ as "TS 2 ee Oe = 2 “ a : : i - — = a. =s"ed ther were fanufactuge: "2 J-+e —— 20> pis 7 - 7, fThed - 3, --sher asc - ~*~ ~~ - -@& . ' — « 14 be menticrec,. 3 ~ t= ~? ee * ra >- wa aad , a" OT MAI Uz FIRED =: he tmporter testifie@ that his —E— I-2> "~~ A= = 7. a2arTe i a = — . ong. en= ad- " Special Valaes af $895 Value for 52-inch Scotch Mole Coat with Natural Squir- rel Collar and Cutis: ' $585 Value for . S2-inch Viatka Scautrrel Cape wit rm $ a, os Sony. : 7 | mings in novelty design: core Roe : vet - e ange mea | ; $895 Value for | | “Dr aring: the ture dars bers >A 4 : | : ~ x strie trimmed with seit fur. Proer Passe: ae 7° ~2 - ° - ‘ > j $1350 Value for S0-meh Rich Hudson Seal Cape trimmed with Ss huge Fox ! $586 Valine fer Cuffs, tail trimmed. $645 Value for 445 manic and Odeon Ber. 46-imch Brown Caracul Coat with Fox Collar. o0-inch Black Caracul Coat with Viatka Sauir- Ss rei Collar and Cuffs ) $685 Value for . ords are her favomte phono- Cutfs and Border: $ PAD SAGH AXON ROHAN OK RH OKO KONDH DASH KOK 1 KOK OH OX OK PKMNEKR NOON PUR 8 Gx OXGK 0K 0K) a DNOKOKEKOOLOLecoxe cove o0-inch Hudson Seal Coat with Viatks Squrre! Collar and Cuffs: $685 Value for mmectacle Satistactory 48-inch Jap Kolinsky Coat with self Collar and > S ‘Sheaffer “Propel-Repel- = Expel” Pencil and the . Sheatier Full Mounted = Pen with nib of inde = scribable smoothness. wk LO Re Oe Oa a a SUROPES knows good grape records. Even it you ) $445 Value for . ‘Z L 5 are as coiicai as 2 European ? “— . : ‘ eS ae , 48-imch Natural Maskrat Cost with large ed interpret ideai.y “Sy a" Beaver Collar r and Sel? Cuff fs: the world’s besc music. $45 Value for ' . : You can mow have these :n- im rour own Some. bal Yr Se “Se wie = “He” Really Wants “Lifetime's” specially con- structed Cap with Gold = Bard eliminates breakage. wr 2—I12 ., S25 lever filler assures full a ri Marek Weber Ino whe, Sar enc O ? Marex Weber Ine | att Men." cats Mans. Y cct| A’ ct | Me, ' ) i. Up to $145 Furs | | Up to $195 Furs 145 Inciuding the new “‘two-in-one” effects that can be worn as « Jacquette or full-length Cost, ‘ . eo A at c . Full-length Costs of Sealine’ and dyed ¥y) Natar:a: matural squirrel collar and cuits Also fall KIDNEY tal shades Neeural Maskrat and French length Coats of French seal (dyed Coney) and Right TROUBLES | Whee af size fade & reflera ertte t POOR! ot op PTS 1 s| damm" cts | A" cts | Mle, JARS —_ ~ uw _ ~we er ee ey “7 ’ LETT Sit rr rir rire ii rr lilt ite iti tit itieiiri tt tt it tier PhP OCEK ON OCR ON OOOO Cone (008) PELELILILI LULL titi rir iit li tit ii it it yi rt it tite

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WEDNESDA e | 2 2 peceMBEn 12. 1922 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH lo | at a i seo L odels (silver plated)... 15 MNES MTT Dore oil of mus. | = odels (sterli sil gaye iad. eampbor, men’ thol and other | letting of contracis aggregating . . a. Geils — ’ . = ng sliver) $1.50 Pie cade ingredients, is 2 counter-irri- | $1,626,642 for construction of the odels (gold plated) . $1,890 ‘ : let: © i A stimulates e¢ircuiation e002, . - pen . odels (gold plated) . $2.40 SET oy up the cold en OS ees . Gifts That Last Forever! ld. | ok St ) o~ | odels (gold plated) . $3.09 c eetive as the messy old mus- | SChOol on the site of the oid Car- B Night 7 Our store is crowded, as usual, at Christ- § | O B tart plaster, a re ee. Seeekell “park: wee SP é N mas time, and It is a great satisfaction to ‘encil or Fountain Pen in 3 minutes for 25¢ know that nearly every buyer is a customer views wee . \ teved by the Board of Education i) - ~ ¥ . a eee © Fee oo fee com age adieu Seamer: - ear " ‘a With 12 Selections of Music FREE " “ - . . = 7 ¥ - — . ws - ” « ert. eres Sanna ier SNPs PIO ONE TSS et Pe Aes A A abe ke Ni a CA LGC LOE OO AI ITLL LLG AL ALLE A LE A EE «Re Ae » = =e — — me o~ -_ in milder form for phi j oc. and small children. fore spring and probably will take | a VATA LE? ' ——— poe for Children’s Musterole. | a year or more. ! a Ne DIAM Oo N D § Balance newt year when you don't need the $5e and 65c, in jars | The successful bidders and costs | \ money as you need it now. j : Wonderful Sparkling Gems Y READ THIS LIST OF be 2 HOUT P yg and tubes. | to be specified in the contracts | \ , : ERATION b oe | Building, E. C. Gerhard ben pri Easy Payments / ¢ % Ingall’s Guarantee With . B RG , INS v f N P E that nas bought from us before—satisfied § N E Vv E ur fi - : qu it ‘of wit h your fimger-tips . 1.4; stain’ tay ) | b: Y 2 SKIN 7 , will feel a warm tingle as it en-| Papen allt ae deniatie: re F t ti fhe pores, then a cooling sensi- , Natural Bridge, Wandeventer and: @ // = customers come back, and a onery Co t... that brings welcome relief. | Prairie avenues and Palm street.|§ a { that is what we want. We at Olive & 4 To Mothers: Muster ole is also W ori 4 is n OT ; expect ed ? o S| ari be- " ¥ > ——t =, ? | 2 ; ee ean strive to satisfy. oe 4. r Electricity Used. bed. Y Everyone _ You can attend to your regniar P #F 4 a , 'Co., $1,240,000; sewering and gas- | r / Mf Everything in camination, " “vestigation will cost Me |titting, Henry D. M. Doerner! . Your Credit eC 0 sCIAMOND” d&g $11. 15 $17 $23 cust St., st. Louls, Mo. ! oe | Piumbing Ce., $93,315; heating end “ee is Good » ; JEWELRY ? £E Used Phonographs Especially reser tigre © Alt Ger ee, ventilating, Sodeman eHat and/| ~ wh : } N : . M. to 1 P. M. M. om | tS ot. Bile Power Co., $166.447; bollers, Heine SS SCC |" priced to Clear Our Floors. 4 a Aw ev? “ee E | ed. i - CAA A i a aA ee 8 ~~ nn er —— + _ Boiler Co., $28,800; engines and | SIGNET a s generators, Chase Engine and Man- | ce 17-Jewel Thin Model RINGS N $100 Victor ufacturing Co., $21,660; vacuum | $400 .G p h ~ o cleaning system, J. Sheehan . Wory White Toilet Sets 100 Fathe r Plumbing Co., $13,390; switch- 0° om’? . ; 75 Kenmore. sees f Per board, Westinghouse Electric and. : s In Great Variety sALN y gp oar tg Sretenetene, ° : 4 ; FIGURE | | + - 115 Victor Manufacturir .. $5000; electri- | 7. 20-} Gold . nufacturing Co., $ on ae ‘ Filled Case $6 to $75 PRICES | | “seer eee Megneret*’, 80 C ) oe Terms Month ke TS ae ar ale ose Koeneman Elec- | nat. Ps OT Te Q : Richelieu Pearls, $15 to $65 175 Console Only " B it High Schoo! received | ae - f ‘ x, | | 7 | , eaumont High oo] received ‘ow ‘ - y th Re, C= . Bracelet Watches,$18 (0 $7 24 | 150 Brunswick. . 'its name in memory of a famous UPS B? CaS St. Louls physician. Its construc- (J . Ke Ne A : : M, a 2 s | is ; ~ tion was made necessary by con- 8 | New Patterns ( Ait RF 3: Gift Suggestions: je . | ; gestion in the existing school sys-. ¥ in Cases “ky (SP ads . | ro . Ripe egabeew Bar Pins, Ear Screws, Studs, Scarf @. Pay No ta ig « Qrenrcer ies DeTZZM ff f vecial Values iW POOLS 9: : Ww T e it he x, . , ; a ’ - . . ' " ~ St 4 RE : Set tert Mt go33i $ | FS 4 ss offs fssthegts::. be ) Fiesbetetetst estes ys $3323 73%3; se teserettiiretess aq grehe dass Sei cgees 3 ; i ; se AY : aH gsistsss esas: =, Yo o Ease statcess ago csigcses ist seats : gasses ssestetee: tse8s is *eeeeas 3 HB. iM . — , } @ Sa f ‘ We Hit = * | o% Stitt o igees #52 5-327: ie csasnerebtean i ; ’ 7t3 re hes Beastie , pore: SS tos ; 1 . } 7 — s ' ‘ , 4 . * > a. oo euterereee ° “teoeree . ‘ . . ** ; “ee “+e . «* iad . ; : f a pe stiguape sess: ssccosssseeotaass Eee: eet Be 3 . ip * oe, 3 > a | * | ie 33243 Pe’, * @ a” ¢° oS iseSese’ > abeess bres rts exe -segeges tc sf. 2og8 re = \ Be ae , , Lf & i ‘ > ; _ ; “er « fa ea . bees Pt ) ap Ses : 9s baht ped $ext ; i e = Y ~~ ‘ ss, Camisoles, Vests of ; . ST Hill tas Sitcnintiipe ("7 > (\ tae ae eats : we WSS) xi j is z es. ERG ty : Tr i : ae : -" . A j ‘ . = | & p= Ba. . 4 = Fi .. nih ap a ARG ee fs 3: Tagger Sats ape eesisps:stassess “3 %s r. Z reey or ouddie eloth : of eaters “) M.D fepseiet Be ear . 2 tt GING wa & |. “a ‘ ” berms . : : ; 3 4 oP tah , C f Nu | ' she kocasanss J r “ - St $3 oo. Serene rt | bi 2 eee SF aw ' } vit | ; oe . SD ee i ek SeoeBiocsscStees 7 ‘ , «© ° : 3-8 e+ bey x te j ; e e sg . . rf > oe e?- cegeese to a $°%35 s 4 °, fe * . J o- “ei ” 223 “oo o - eas 4 > - s . \ ‘ fig te? ° J 2 ° —s pen b> pee geneee-- -* oeeseeeeoee 3oe = ™ . f aN / ’ *...° . ¥ 7 ! . ‘ Pg i = ebteores te = Sather 1 e-* : ca tebag oe i a ON. ae ce _ 7 s * * d Se 2+ *e@er* . See -" 4 . . , “4 reed - ° ‘ , . - 4 m : se i: : =e » $55 Values v4) models for dance and n radiant high shades. ribbon and flower-trim- | all sizes for misses and KOKO KOK XO OKOKMODOOOODE CUeLPECUaPe eee Cet eee yaaa —_—————— Oe tregrcgearoerprer CDDODOOOOIDOS | & Blouses and Overblouses Over 500 Elegant Costume Blouses __¢@__. Cle — Scores of In scores of new styles, including many one and two Lak? Qe Va a | Bc oe of a kind models, are offered in a sale extraordinary at Pes it ae Pe [atte Effects aes yt Wie } 7 in Newest L eyevcet 4 | Colors and Jacquette “ iA A | é : Styles at Overblouse a We Pp VY : Amazing » | i » ) $15.00 Blouses “3 * a $18.50 Blouses Dil ’ a $19.95 Blouses Nt na $22.50 Blouses $25.00 Blouses $29.50 Blouses $35.00 Blouses $49.50 Blouses | | I Ta = “ XC _ . ~ ] ° 3? «Oe? oats HH teow ¢ : Li ‘ } i Russian Blouse mvalded Exects WY pes eras , Beaded Blouses \h) Bana gc ae | Choice of Any Velvet or New Collars ee | 4 Lae | Brocade Hats, F ormerly Short Sleeves {gee y- i i —i $10 to $20, for $3.97 Long Sleeves | .FOURTH FLOOR) ni il i, a i | | i Shoppers who are posted on values _ will instantly recognize that | ° . i this sale is the psychological moment to provide for personal needs 1 i Lingerie Underwear and Christmas remembrance while those who have purchased a | a special eak of handand machine made Underwear uncement to ii : sf d handmade Phillipin t in previous years need only this anno i of tien quality cabdie oth a4 Se sree this annual even P y gowns and teddies. Nainsook and other spilen- insure their presence HERE Thursday. | } did materials. Many are trimmed with handmade if. laces and embroidery. Al packed in pretty holly boxes. | i i Regular $2 to $4 Values for Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine Roshanara Crepe Velvet | souyBoxes | || $4.00. 29.50 eee | a, Satin Prints Lace Georgette Upon Request | | 1= | |= ee ——---- And Combinations With Georgette, Canton and Chenille — | a hd eat inant: Lie. a 19-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH STs sTHO eg f design- Over 500 Blouses—and every one of them a masterpiece © ing. New long Russion blouse styles, Jacquettes and aera . odels that are fairly laden with beads, some adorned with fur trim- > mir , long sleeves, short sleeves—-such are the styles that await your ion in this magnificent offering. 9600908000000000000000000900000000000000000 0S ODOCOOOSEOOSOSOSODOOREOEREOESORES eer SECOND FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE ang + (Third Floor.) fe me

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dite The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS SSS SS Spe 1s ‘>be Post-_'Spe.cs . ——— . ila : —_ ™m ASHI NGs ™~ ie 7 a -— ” —_— = _ - = . ~ ss fehting wor cn Sow: _— _ Pa |. = ie Dp Fore ” Of a Lz a a. raz > ~— — - — > o te a eee S i. rec é ~~ 2 i ic 2 : _ , =, _ ~~ = ~ — : aiis fr Birn rha T2¢ wor aa ‘. a7C.% a = -— - wn ™ el — . er a care -seartat eac-e* , a ee ere : : SPert - . — Fo a-4 — : ec a m a ; = —— a oe eaaines t _ ~-2 —_ ~* —_ cine _— = > - - _—s = e > a s > & ~= & 2 _ ~~ -~p.a°- a7 —a — Tart “ens > or as _2> SERMAN MINERS IN MICHIGAN BETWEEN SHIPPING BOARD MEMBERS REVEALED Farrier Attacked ea When He Applies > 200 Former sokiiers Worliime in Os _pper Pits. - at Pegs i eo > - + are ma sciciens a ? a> ~~ re = s Su ed .28e Tua a> "oe A a> ca ss —- Oe e ue nce — ve - C —_ = , al A i@ ” =e s az ermar Ter women anc ren. arrived here umder as $s “Age Pr i e =m —— - =e Ts a be judged bv when fnend shows friend what you gave for C--vet-chp or goid ring-enc for mDdor. as 'é girdle, now included free. i cnters in all cies — large and smal ._° Christmas ist with you today—get vecr Sau)... ail dome in Eve or ten mumctes. THE PARKER PEN COMPANY Meretectucers also of Parter Leactr Locrt” "ern FPectery end Geererai Offices acess ic W a £7 Ss — = 5 ™ D y VW) i With Yaar Ferret Oweteia Jr 84 Lad~ Ducfeia 6+ Same except ‘or ure Wh ring ter chatr! a:re 5 Minutes ata Duofold counter = -_—- aah A Tete N Sige tert o! are % ~_ = —. — - i ; -> - on, -— — -o x Gi... os & Wasa dt se 2 °s \*s." ~ ~ — =a se oe s «+. —-_ - - . : ce ~ — -= ef = anoG if a¢ $ — . ~ “Te, = . > * oan = ? ? = .» bd oy rr i = L tii _* a te — c=. = nm- o_o +e rr -~* i « a *. _ + - ~ Tr Ff 9 j -_ — * Sa on ol - ie | ~ _— te sa te al _- ad selec uJ iis. a 7.4) Mary Will Be Quick to Select for Gifts From This Offer of ilk po nee > ~ . s iv ast ———_ os — le “a wah TS — ee ~ —_ —_——_— $1. 39 Lead $1 69 Ww aists and Blouses | $3.50 to $4.98 Overblouses | —$§ Sor e and fiber > Long s Remarkably | Priced « at. a qualitv crepe ce caine, 95 colett ©. €ii mbroidere cd. sleeves: 36 to 45. Boys’ Play Suits 3 y ; a Valaes Thursday at. * 10 cowbes” Suite of khaki 4 E Dainty Over uses of dim with reund Tuxed ars. “aa 3 2 ee © 2 hes nandaer- F ¥ long steeves and srimmed cr tallered frerts. sizes :4 4 2 = ocxies ee atna a Rag ga egg 5 Basement Econemyr “rere wma neyo 2: $2.25 * ee’ - Basement Ecvunem~, Stoert a A Remarkable Offering of Over 3000 : ' " Take Advantage of the Splendid Opportunity in Our - Brassieres & Bandeaux $2, - ene $3 and $3.50 Values -*]= 10 ez a.” os Od > 22 ace eavyr mesh *abris x ages. excellent ir made sopuiar strlen. Some ‘cug The Basement Economy Gift Stor Thursday—A Far Out-of-the-Ordinary Sale of Women's : Winter Coats of wachehis aa roidered with emb tepse e * es learer 21 , Gift Slinners —$————————— _for men. women and chiidren— nown bere in St. Levis widest ef mest popular Sn. a at vary favorable pines : Secewnd Flees CiveaSil Extra Values in Young Men's and q Men’s Overcoats and Suits Special at *21= 90 € \ owest Winter v3 sarmens that are talored for correct ft and dest f service. Suits angie or @doudie breasted: sizes 32 ta 42 ches Overcoats t ragian «ye J with storm cliar. belt. and sacch pockets: sizes :4 to 44 chest. Mest wanted coicr- a Sale of Phonogra —enabiing vou vears of pleasure to your bh to choese with extreme profit the gift that will bring on 7 = bee aig, ae xe a Mi ome. Two very popular stvies are offered— atlas — Model ire pea tty ‘day bores “mIGU for git Gi ping. . - ae ag tial Including 3 Worth of Records 4 term —% ~e imstrumet nisse mahdocgan: and -~jupped eo al. sandard features. imciuding Siient-rumning moter. Hap =e . ° : “eproducirg se and is > arg Meed - A Newly Arrived Lot cf Women’s : Low Shoes j 2 —— — ee — Terms, if Deszred, $5 2 : Monthi ps: Seconds of $3 to $4 Grades, Pair y + x * e Console Model : nsoie . ‘ Es. e ae: ) With Pair of S$ 0 € About SO. pairs, inmciuding Oxfords. a ee siraps. pumps and cut-out satin 1ootwear : ; —— 2 Every pair made te wear splendidly. a bende Send ett meena - _ - . mer. in deceracitve comsele srie. and S@andara eq Th (HIS Golering are aes 2Or erect or cress we ment im every feature Silemt running moter slener E anc. aithough ther are termed ‘factory "2ecta> “o2e¢. 22a arTge recera capacct’ ” Tercheres in pep : rou Will find them truly extraerdmary vaines. Ali ar Myie beacitully “nished é, szes im the lot. : . a . zie t Cempiete with $5 worth of records on Pexibie soles. Louis. Cuban and lew heels your own selections. Terms 35 monthiy. . e - a2 ~ = * — 2 in ‘ 3 ‘= > - ~ am SS COR me bead ~~ ie . ep eS, *f 4 a ge Anata od fd r fs

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my if ‘Merchandise | and the West. ee + St re Women’s Kid Gloves $2.25 Value... » 1:43 € Imported Kia G&G pique style with henvine in broidered backs; in om brown, tan and gray. New Gauntlets $1.95 Value, $ | 25 Pair Women’s washable h , ~ : , * suede Gauntlets with ‘heaetl embroidered backs and fan 4 cuffs; all sizes. ~ Gloves $1.25 Value, 7 a Lee PPA 69¢ Women's two-clasp “nueds black, of washable chamo} hi Mtoe in. bangles tan ops; brown, bea gee shades. 7 poe Children’s Gloves $1.50 Value, WE Fads oe cc Fleece-lined kid G : also fur-topped matte “ota embroidered backs. Basement Economy Store Women’s Purses $2.50 $1 25 to $3 @ Many popular styles in Values. leather Purses, all fitted with mirror and coin purse; black brown, tan and ray. Basement Economy Store Young Men’s and vercoats : , ity in Our i lographs that will bring es are offered— del ) 50 # ecords ogany and equipped with motor. Has very clear : a ae. eae engin Sie. a ee ee ee eS ee et Ree OS hee ee ee ; ee ee oe a ee eee Ree eee z rs e ie —_—_—--- - Automobile Vases $1.50 and $2 Valaes $1.0 Colored Glass Flower Vases in a very graceful shape and a-size_ suitable for automobile use; in transparent blue, red, canary and crys- tal. Early selection is advised as the quan- tity is limited. Ne ere, saci ween Dinner Sets $48 Values ' 352 100-piece Sets of Japanese chine decorated with flore! spray pattern and gold line edges; light weight and moé4d- eled in plain shape. Bread and butter plates and fast- stand sauce boat included, Fifth Fleer Thursday Brings an Extraordinary Pre-Christmas Sale of Imported Cuckoo Clocks \ —Unusually Attractive Gifts—Most Advantageously Priced $15 Clocks ~ 18-Inch Cuckeo Clocka hand carved in bird and oak- Teaft design, calls hour and -hour, complete with ulum and Clocks in graceful tambour | shape—one style illustrat- | | ed; one-half hour cathedral | | gong, enameled dial; guar- | anteed American movement, Mantel Cl ocks Mahogany finished | ' i —— as $8.95 | 20inoh size. | with hand carving and in- $25 Cuckoo Clocks Handsome 22-inch Clocks lay woodwork; cuckoo and quali calis on hour and half mae 13.95 $8 Clocks 12-inch Cuckoo Clocks, hand-carved in | ocoupying very | 4 iittle space: calls hour and half hour; | $5.95 | | beautiful designs and | GOmplete with dulum *“e e@eeeeese ee@meeeesete 24-inch Clocks, hand carved in designs of exceptional beauty, and quai) calls on hour and half hour. and with cuckoo Special at.. $1 1.95 Sixth Floor Many Seeking Dainty Gifts Will Share This Offer of a $8 Braided Sewing Basket Special Tharsday at .....-.... @ Oval-shaped Baskets of beautifully braided wicker, prettily lined and fitted with oover of imported ecruse leather in various bright colors. 5495 Large 818 eiae, special ct $6.95 . Dolly Work Boxes . ered Work fitted with doll an nece sewing nn +g ‘Very pretty etmas scmptcnbees. pecially” 35c | priced Ot ... ccc cecccrvevereresesee Secroedeceeeceverscossertcnce om pet Work Boxes Baskets eS ? archmen } c leatherette severed of Tempe yin jeather with tray, eowtng materials and very | y 52.25 value ., 1. scissors; two grou Por eee . Te! $3.25 value vesaiben 92.25 $1.75 value Rn ee eee ba " at ::... T9¢! $3.76, value ..... ait Main Fleer me ay : Se . a nannies ere i ’ t abe Rosia AY * sf et a! ag = . i . hie: pe 1 TTA Hs annelibigelliinana ie wee 0 bes “ 7 ene te a ct We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Largest Distri housewife. Newest mode | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at atail in pee y thr ae Weet | ~ Basement Gallery ——=—_—_— — On Thursday—Toyland Offers Many Extraordinary Values for Christmas Shoppers Seeking Loys, Dolls and Amusing Games Doll Cabs Value. $9.70 with adjustable hood, re- clining back and rubber- tired wheels. Mama Dolls Valu ....99040 Valus “Hrffanbee” Mama Dofis hea with composition 4, , and jegs; moving a “ Woven fiber Doll Gabe | —Groups of Which You Should Take Immediate Advantage, as Some Are in Limited Quantities | Mama Dolls Vatue.. $3.89 | Dolls with bisque head, | moving eyes with lashes, | wig and organdic Greases, cap, shoes and stockings. : | Mama Dolls ie... Biede Dollis with bieque head, moving eyes wit pane curied wig; dressed in oot: | Mama Dolls | “Baby Peggies” | yaten., S40 | Wane, OD | Effanbee Mama Dolls | Mama Dolls that look exactly like “Baby Pegsy” of the movies; attractively dressed, and with oompo- sition head and liimbe. Wheel Chimes | Value,... O00 Roller chimes with n- wheels; attractively paint- with composition head, arms and legs, lace trim- med dresses, cap, shoes and stockings. Character Dolls Veins ..> —t a.) ee 1 A SH BMA PK AMA OOK S221 OO: a> a a ‘fay _— = a. in i i i i at alia Doteeed Stenger, Make MN A Hi tos

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newpspaper COMBINED SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 14 AND 15 == FAMOUS ~BAKK CO; ie en TE | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Lar est Distributors of Merchandise ' | Cash or $2.56 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. ‘ Christmas Seals . —to decorate your gift packagea ! maar be chosen bere {= mary gay and ettractive kirds. Select new | from complete assert- 10c i ere : es oe See Lae Saas 3 Pd " * + ‘gope ae Pea ee an Se el ee ae any ‘ side ok: pp RO Bae BS SRAeRF pits se napirceiifia tetee ee ee YS ae Many Women Will Solve Their Gift Problems by Attending This-Sale of Shirts for Gifts Our Extraordinary Sale Continues, Offering the Latest Fashions in | Dresses at Savings }% $35 to $55 Values > ~ Ax Sizes 14 to 52°: Bast ag? zak Th eae Effect on All Business tions Told to by E. T. Mere Pon. > OC ip gee lia, A EO te EN ON so ae EE AKO Sa. ee re ae Meee Or eet dues Featuring Qualities and Patterns Assared of Being Acceptable $2 and $2.50 Vaiues Especially Offered at 75 Se ee eA st ll eal tiar t8 = farm and wou int Know ome I went to see the awrer . > > : bt thing «tee . wees ™ a nal omer” ~—- - . “ ' , bs im * ny writs - ; G t ge A oO Ee TE hE ee age CI THY af ; 5 - ra . a ae ae : og a 2 , Pry: Y : “, us . ‘ Psp a eg ene Pee ae DE oN. et ee ee Bat wae) le jad . ae ete Z ‘oe oe an Sie i ee ey he ta ™ ayer oe % gob fi "7 ae 4d J it ’ \ > t.ae 1¥ ey CUO n = > OY ate ee ay =i Fe i “ - a . a are ee "5, See, Fee + se a”, iret rt a ed oe r - Pg ley ede . Ste See MRT ss +i eR Ps x qi 4 ee 3 Rie Pg % RY ‘ ey ¥ A. ine a pe ee a e . , ‘ a } ai ere ees ee a Bey _ i AE Dad 4 . _— ’ ve a Niethidans Rae : rer aN Ns bse “. 2 way Soy: 5 S Oe 3 ey Coe S ss — esookie ’ Oe; fi OE tape Aan a ‘ce eho ee wre ae ye ae re Sey, Ato nige ea ego . 7; 7 oe ae - Rete” Nee oe oe > om that such remarkable nable Frocks are offered. hat Sn thee | Qo | ~y cr) ne ~ 3 Li LAL = Vou * + a = = a. iw check : “Ff. 224 £ % is . The excellent quality will surely please vou. In ’ cluding fiber stripes in r Neatly colored stripes in bl . and plain white. You will ng frocks of velvet, Loraline. splendid manner in which these Shirts are tailor- — orgette, Poiret Twill, ed and the neckbands were shrun] . kin ir, on, All sizes. a i na If you > * 7 i Practica: tance sa Ff lal hee ee we . sin & ns a eS | Ps mw ne oma - . " — POLL AIELLO PE EI RIE Sr aR Mere M tt eae es i ee ey - 4 ° 2hed Adsta’ Bits. srrrPs 2 : r gh ® mnomwrame i 4 } j f ‘ . i cat Fin . — TMaeee a>c there are a” sires —= te ict Secerd Pheer eee Co vw HERI > Newer: shot scubtr shes & weeny «néd—loet rored =a rh wite Oftemen Handsome Gifts of Silk and Satin Sried with bakal: banc es. aS i. ~ _~ | | | Boudoir Robes In Mock oo y—cTery Umireis otf2 ] :% : —With Lamb’s Wool Interlining i $19.95 and $25 Vaiues for Save on Dainty eid "a 1622 | Silk Chemises = $3.58 te $3935 Veluzes— Speaal Thursday ' Give Faemous-Barr Co.'s Gift Certificates —a@ sure wey cf pleasing these en pour gift list. ~ ; 3 4 HERR ERDU DRA! Hi Smoking Jackets —and House Coats—Priced at i i it by ity FN SPSS AIOE Te WO ARI ME asa. AR Ads _s € By giving oar Gift Certificates rou e- able those whom vou want te please to choose their own remembrances—and since eur assortments are the widest our Cer. tificates are unusually ecceptable. or Issued st any erokonce Ese8 “or eng cm cent end vedermabie te thet ‘ull extent ‘or eng ef the chcice merchandize & Shir sfera. \ } 1 You Will Be Delighted with Our ~ Candy Special ‘27s c-tone fabrics, attractive mixtures, fanmcy-be ths, imported Scotch weaves and elegant silks—eome plein. others timmed with braid. loops and cord edges. $a Fr mang medium and dark celerings @> well «3: smart combinations. Secend Fleer You Wil Relish Our Delicicas Fruit Cake oa fy 7 v6 = Zo os ~ se j @ Scrap and satt-ug shed- @er atrie cf crepe ¢2 chine a> 4¢ raf == = k§—"e=- x ch ed ‘a> do > fora azé ‘ace-t“= ed —@ Mes! for gos With rofl er rever cellars. Sires 36 to $4. 8 a Thr’ Peer Imported Brass Smokers Articles Atvaccre:y Priced. Tharsday—We Offer 2400 Pairs of Women's F “Surety” Silk Hose 2 Vek it J i = Letert Vy ahGe nil hint ; a colette at é A ge A calicmadiaced Adie MMe F) metihciel | tf i; A | il iii _ ®

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Editorial! aily Cartoon - : loubieo tea : ; kf — Se ee Z x2 — ge eer a = ~ + > 2 - reo ry - ~ eyeseeees aoa ' RET ere ett ete ST - ee ae ~~ Re =e Lee tt ee Poe ceeeees — = +$06$+++5 50055004. oo — see Se ~ se Swen oars tooo sha on taeosos> >: oats see eat aeeeewes sencsasesesresseatsteesteses Curiae. = t sis eee ee a aOae WEDNEsnaea s DEC EM BY: ; "s 7x be —— Eee oe . - vem ee oi ey~ — — —e ooee os oe oes . - = —s : + oosse > : - = & ~ -—aeeeens > ———- ee ; - --- . o- tn Urrtreliao—ef ‘Wine farmer received three times as 'men, as many women, and 20,000,- ‘ much for his milk, for instance, as | 000 children on these farms an , womens = ith wide Ottoman border aad |/ Way rdrella with -elk case. b” to “Bee did from wheat. they all buy or have things bought "While it ‘is true that a de- | for them. Of course, you men in | »d income from any one farm/| town don’t think that the farmers sduct such as wheat is a seri- | purchase any new hats and shirts, blow to the farmers who are | 2d so on and so forth. What you nding on this one crop for | lack is imagination. You dont see major income, we should! this field. The Farmer as a Spender. Main Filcor in mind when considering ag- | | mre as a whole that a slump; ‘And are they buying, these peo- anyone produc: does not mate-/ ple with this $14,000,000,000 who Tially impair agriculture purchaz-| have to have new equipment and } power as a whole. food and clothing and hundreds of ” en Does Farmer Get Income?” | different lines of merchandise? » “Now, when does the farmer re-| Well, they have bought the major Nive his income? I had a man| portion of all the automobiles. The my to me last summer, ‘There is | average farmer has more machin- ® use talking about the farmer | ery. so far as the product he turns Ow. He hasn’t the money.’ [| out and the length of life of the id, ‘Why hasn’t he?’ ‘He spent | machines are concerned, than any . October ani November.’| one of you; very much more in did he happen to spend it; proportion. He has $3,600,000,000 ‘That is when he receivej | invested in machinery, and if the fe of it is 10 years, then he must pay $360,000,000 a year for renew- als on his machinery alone. “tie has $11,000,000,060 invest- ed in farm buildings, and if they last 40 years, he has to put more than $250,000.000 a year in build- Mt. I said to this friend. ‘Wel).| ing just for replacements, to sav | farmers of this country re-| nothing of money spent for addi- v for dairy products in 1922 | tional buildings. © $2,000.000,000. This is a lot) “Of the 6,500,000 fargs in the Money, more than the total val- | Inited States 644,000 of these | of the corn crop. And if he ‘farm houses have running water, d his milk in October, it is go- | and that's only 10 per cent. There %® be sour along next Fourth / are nine times as many yet to emembrances of | this was a big business en, I wouldn't refer to it here meept that you may be able to f#0mebody else “ight, becaure | idea that the fa-mer gets his| § in the fall is quite preva- | ! ‘is producing many eat, and yet actual 1922 produc- | need some new shoes and hats and | y. He didn’t sell it then. He There are 453,000 that have ras or electricity in their houses. That’s only 7 per cent. There are 92 per cent yet as a market. Therc are 132.000 motor trucks and 2°29.,- 000 tractors—2 per cent and 3 per cent. There is 50 times as big a market as has yet been” served. There is the market for carpets and pianos and clothing and otber things. But what does the averere manufacturer and his sales man- arer know about this field?” A EL aC -——- - wei every week. Sand the business man we about the corn?’ mae Goesn’t se]] much corn. He watiliterally. What he sells are i cattle, and they are fed @ torn in the winter, and sold ™ *attle and hogs throughout miter and spring. This isn’t mey. He doesn’t get his wool nter is corméee on either: is a spring ciip. He sells said, IN S, DAK. PRIMARY 4 Mian Announces Intention to ee «Fite for Nomination. E B Agsociated Press Bene, S. D., Dec. 12.—Sen- m Johnson of California iidate for President tm the primaries in March. meuncement of his intention me for the nomination was re- “J yesterday in a tele- = a Johnson to John Suth- mS, local attorney. Sutherland ; Power of attorney to file Mame on the minority an ticket. Senator John- yever, may be placed on the /@n independent Repub- a serve. lican candidate, this matter being left to decision of his South Daleo- ta supporters. . Mexican Conventions to Senate. ry t¥n Asancisted Prese. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—De- spite disturbed conditions in Mexi- co, the two Mexican-American claims conventions, upon which ‘diplomatic recognition of Mexico by the United States was predicated, were sent to the Senate yesterday by President Coolidge for ratifica- tion. At the same ‘ime severa. other agreements negotiated during recess of Congress were sent to the Senate. Prompt ratification of the Mexican claims conventions is to be urged by the administratio.. ‘a year, and aside trom convenience /and efficiency, the conversion of interested Coal to oil-burning motive power This was the theme of an ad- dress by J. M. Johnston, fuel agent for the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, one of the !arge oil-burn- | ing roads, before “The Utilization | of Petroleum and Ifs Products” group of the American Fetroleum Institute, at Hotel Statler today. Some of the advantages of the liquid fuel enumerated by Johnston are its lower cost of transportaticn; no cost of handling storage fuel; no firing tools necessary; 4$ per cent less enginehouse expense; no cost of kindling fires; no expense | for plowing fire guards and elimin- , i The communists never meant they _shonld exist, but as they have aris- longer runs by passen- ) en one’s philosophy comes to the ' ‘rescue by ' only fair that these people should | have their turn. eo ‘pial erect age itch | : tives, and steadier work by switch |+, pe the workman's engines, because of elimination of | ation of fires on rights-of-way; in- creased efficiency of from 5 to 25 per cent; ger trains without termina! chang- es; longer runs by freignt locomo- coaling and fire clieaninz. He gave figures showing which motives on Dec. 31, 1922, had burned 1,768,000 barrels of | as compared with coal, in fuel. Collateral economies from use of oil by the Katy were com- puted at $528,161, for a total of $1,464,702. ; —_—— - Paving Discussed by Speaker. Petroleum products have an at- tractive potential future as roai | materials, from a marketing stand- | point, but they must meet active, | systematic and well financed pro- motion of competing rroducis, J. E. Pennybacher of New Yorx City, | 'secretary The Asphalt Association, told the oil men in discussing road construction uses of petrajeum. There are four uses of v2l-oleum products in road and paving work —dust preventives, carpetin: me- diums, asphalt cements and jisint fillers. Their principal tors are Portland cement and asphalt in the group of hizher- are 2,819,386 miles of country hizt- 3% per cent have been surfaced, he stated. “Petroleum, or asphaltic, mate- rials possess qualities which make them adaptable to practically every form of road construction and maintenance,” he _ said. facing of existing pavements will soon become in itself a great field for the use of asphalt.” Pennybacker urged that to get its share of business in road con- struction the oil industry should wage a publicity campaign to edu- cate the public as to the charac- teristics and values of asphalt and other petroleum products, and sec- ond, to prepare specifications for the use of highway officials and for instruction in the technical schools. “Quality—Service—Price” Ureed as Slogan for Oil Industry, “Quality—Service—Price,” named in the order of importance, should be the business slogan of the oil in- dustry, in carrying out a unified, institutional, educational advertis- ing campaign to exploit oi] as fuel. W. M. Horner of Milwaukee, Wis., president of the Mahr Manufac- turing Co., declared in an address on that subject. s He suggested broadcasting in- formation calculated to show plant owners and householders how oil may be most economically burned and stored and equipment installed. “Surely the larger units in the of] industry.” he asserted, “can get closer together without § trans- gressing the law and give users of oil sssurance that prices will be kept fair to buyer and seller and all due zeal of the industry used to supply demands.” Horner urged a comprehensive, educational campaign, with a judi- cious use of printers’ ink, declaring, “Maximum service and minimum MAY" $936,041 Fuel Agent for Railroad, of Benefit by Switch) Education of Public m Value of Petroleum Prod- | sources of oil supply and distant | | better,”’ the | “Katy” had 360 oil-burning loco- | oil during the year, aaving $936,- . 41 Future of Petroleum Products in. competi- | ‘ake | priced pavements and rock asphalt | and tar among the cheaper. There | way in this country, and only about | | Russia Revisited By Clare Sheridan Moscow Has Become a Big .Vil- lage, Everyone Living in Dirt and Discomfort, While the | Tells Oil Institute Group, New Bourgeoisie Grumbles. Se ee ee ARTICLE II. excesses like individuals and Moscow today typifies the allegory | | Dr. Nansen, Arctic Explorer, ’ oe |: the history of nations, centuries are but a day. Nations have their of “the morning after.” Russia, after her generations ‘. of magnificent ruling classes with their reckless extravagance, has waked to find the inevitable story- | poor, so down at heel. | what an anti-climax. | Communists argue with me that |the ruling class I refer not representative of Russia, but only of a small group of people who have been easily obliterated. Small groups they may be in comparison | to the enormous peasant population, ‘but I am not now referring to the, peasant. 1 am referring to the clase ‘that dominates intellectual life in ‘the towns of all the world. The |Communists threw out that 'and tried to eliminate them; a new people have been substituted in | their place. These new people are not intel- lectual and have no idea of the gentieness of life. They understand |out tradition; and are deplorably ‘devoid of taste. They are | product of the Government's new | economic policy and are generally (known as N. E. P.’s. They repre- /sent the new tradesmen, the prof- and the speculators who, ' under the reversion to the old cap- ‘italistic gystermn of free trade, are ‘able to build up mushroom for- /tunes in spite of the Government ‘control and enormous taxation. Soviet Not Worried by New Bourgeoisie. “I think the old bourgeoisie were I said to a commissar. He answered: ‘““‘We are not at all wor- ried by these people; we can eco- nomically strangie them out of ex- istence any moment we wish to.” | jteers, assuring one that it is It was intended turn, things do not always turn out even as communists desire. This new bourgeoisie hates the old bour- ‘are not threatened by the possible return to Russia of the emigre. to the original owners. It is the same with the peasant. Any suggestion of the return to ‘power of the land-owner class fills | ‘them with dismay. Conseauently, 'the soviet government has evolved la new class support. The bourgeoisie grumbles, ple grumble about their govern- ments, and the soviet is (within closed doors) freely (especially when the new bour- 'geoisie is not allowed to make as ‘much money by speculation as it) | could in another country. Nevertheless, |ognize they have got 'who before had nothing. something As time tionary tradition will encircle their | origin, and the next generation will doubtless be educated and cul- tured. Although the aristocratic |emigres would not now admit it, ‘the future wil! plan out as it did | aenee the revolution in France, 'that 4s to say, the ruined ar lerats will return home, and t | children will marry ) lof the new bourgeoisie, and all will l be nearly as it was. That time is | quickly. i by V nl — -— | [|_ee re ‘ | waste will result to the public publishing this institutional in trade journals, a few well-select- ed periodicals and such | dailies over the country as w ate an interlocking cjpculation but a mintmum of duplication.” ill cre- Joseph E. Sheedy of Washing- | to were | class | . riches with- economies in. luxury without beauty, riches with-, the | ' goods. but | geosie abroad far more than do the . communists. Communistic theories | but the new bourgeoisie who have | stepped into the old shoes have no. intention of giving anything back | new | as all peo-| criticised, | goes on a certain halo of revolu-| isto- | appalled heir | Clumsiness, and one asks oneself ; families | aceonPege ‘wiped out the old world for this| tion. “Resur- , still a long way off, but it passes) ce me No Communism; Rather an Extreme Socialism. Where is communism? There is no communism. There iS @& rather extreme socialism. which every day is being moderat- ed, and there is a communisti: party. The communists say that communism is coming in the fu- ture, but many of them are staying awake at night with ‘thought. Lenine had the bigness to Say: “Let us admit we have made mistakes.” The spectacle of Moscow today is illustra- tive of those mistakes, and they are not easily retrieved. Three years ago Moscow was an inspiration. The Soviet Govern- ment was fighting the Wrange!l front, and the Polish front. withstanding the allied blockade. Those were heroic days. there is rood in plenty, an there is fuel; there is no war and no blockade. Moreover, Moscow is no longer shuttered, there is free trade. The shop windows are ful] of ugly rubbish at exorbitant dirty; flies crawl over the dusty It is as theugh the wares of an East-side street were exhibited Cartier I had been told before my ar- rival that the resurrection of life in | Moscow was wondérful, so perhaps I] expected too much. being comparative it is wonderful, ‘compared with death. I did sur- pose, as some people did, that the communists meant to extinguish ‘life, and, therefore, pressed by Moscow’s tawdry re- vival. Moscow has become a big village, a Rip Van Winkle village that would seem to have awakened | Every one | after 100 years’ sleep. ‘lives in dirt and discomfort. Even the hotel charges $5 a night fora |'shabby room which has not so much as a mat by the bedside, and and alternately scratching until I -had accustomed myself to such conditions. Moscow Has Forgotten What Money Means. The women have forgotten even} a long time probably “could not/ Proper amendments to the rules Not a German) pay if they would.” how to trim a hat. woman would wear the hats one cow. 2590. 'the price fixed at should be obliterated. 'everywhere one sees their traces. ‘They have pulled down the fabric|in the atmosphere end with the of life with the intention, no doubt, | machinery of the League, a settle- of rebuilding idealistically on the| ment might have been arrived at | ruins. | Perhaps it is too early yet to | judge, but, meanwhile, the whole | population has sunk to the level of | he 'the poorest. Socialism has achieved ‘its purpose, all are equai. One is and depressed by tho ‘whether it is worth while to have i '“new world of the worker.” | Copyright. 1923. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos., the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. - »y RESOLUTION IN SENATE WOULD | "ADMIT MRS, LERNER TO U. S. PAVING DISCUSSED book end; sickneSs and poverty. Poor Moscow, so shabby, so squalidiy What a sick headache after the gilded past. ' anxious | ' ' meeting last night, in the Hotel ' ' bh and | ’ Today | | Fridtjof Nansen, _tled through thé League of Na- ' ; would disassociate reparations and /interallied debts. barrow | in the windows of | Europe as All things | ing to shift the center of the con- | 1 am not im-'§ | | to France. ~ t ‘pound profoundly to affect the!® !!I or resolution. ‘in which I stayed awake all night. killing crawling things on the wall, | | | | sees in the shop windows of Mos-| added, “means that the millstone | Some men’s suits of infe-| about the neck of economic Europe |ward step, would be achieved by rior quality have been dug up and {ts the Treaty of Versailles.” Moscow | has forgotten what money means.| gret that reparations had not been The communists meant that money! dez.it with through the League of Nowhere! Nations, these people rec- ‘have the communists succeeded, but | chinery of*° co-operation.” i ' | ' } ' ’ ! | j j | ' | Norris of Nebraska Offers Measure | | to Permit Wife of American to Return From Rassia. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ton, D. C., vice president Emergen-| weasHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Sena- cy Fleet Corporation, addressin& |. Norris of Nebraska yesterday the gathering last night, told of his | . troduced in recommendation of the Diesel “or ‘resolution to admit Mrs. Anna Ler- bine-drive engine over the oil-burn-| 14. wife of an American citizen, commissioner in charge Of !M~| int, the United States. proved construction, and predicted | Mrs. Lerner, who grew up in this increased installations of the Diesel country. is now in Moscow. The drive in the vessels of the Ameri- | cite Department, without other oan merchant marine. Tests be- official explanation thon that her tween the “William Penn.” a Die-| ,,,qmission to the United States self-driven vessel of 10.966 tons,|. 034 be undesirable, is keeping and the “Ethan Allen,” an Oil-/y.. ont fired eteame-driven vessel, showed passport. the former consumed 9230 barrels | of oil to the latter’s 27,480 barrels. | Candidacy of Pierce PD. Kilian. in favor of the | sane ship of $51,235. | ‘The candidacy of Pierce PD. Kil- lian, member of the Republican _ A plea to be left free from gév- | city committee from the Twenty- ernmental interference, to work | c.4, ward, for the Republican out the problems of the industry |, ination for Congress in the growing out of overproduction, W488 | pievanth District. will be an- voiced by Thomas A. O'Donnell of | nounced formally tonight at a ban- Los Angeles, president of the insti- | anet at Hotel Jefferson. tute. He declared the natural se-/| yudgee Henry §&. Caulfield is an- quence to this overproduction was | nounced as toastmaster and being encountered fn the teflapse 'speeches are scheduled by Mayor of prices. which was responsible | xjel, Circuit Judge H. A. Hamiil- for oil being thrown on the market | ton: Circuit Attorney Sidener: Mra. i at less than cost of production. | Frank P. Hays, president of the While optimistic, he warned oil ‘Women’s Republican Club, and company executives to proceed |M rs. E. E. Rudolph, member of the cautiously. | } # the Senate a joint Former | 'the present relief program of the /non in 1910 was the alleged pack- DECLARES LEAGUE GOULD HAVE SEI ——— = ' ——= SUPPOSED VICTORY OVER CANNONISM ON RULES OF CONGRESS NOT EFFECTIVE LUROPE IN ORDER steasure Still Smothered in Committees “or Pocketed—House Powerless to Comepl © Consideration of Pigeonholed Bills. | ., Tells New Yorkers It Is ‘Only Existing Machin-| 4 *‘rwogle involving the prin ext ss ciple of representative government ery of Co-operation. ‘is being waged over the apparently dull question of revision of the ‘rules of the House of Representa-| CITES AUSTRIA AND tives. In reality, the. issue is GREECE AS EXAMPLES | whether the people can have the legislation they desire presented Me; ‘directly to Congress or whether Paul D. Cravath Says’: smail clique shall de adie to! ran smother such measures. To show France and Italy Have No ow this question comes homé to. Intention of Paying Debts | -very citizen, the Post-Dispatch and ee The New York World are publish- | to Britain and U. S. ing a series of articles, pe ? by a staff correspondent thorough By Leased Wire From the New)», samiliar with the situation, ez- York Bureas of the Post-D) ispatch.+ siaining how the clique operates. Ar’ 4 2.— NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—A' Following is the second of these peony Rites So. ee painted to the Economic Club of = ‘ eu tinh aia y a Staff Correspondent of the) York at its six.y-six P Di ; 1 New York World. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Every active member of the House of Representatives points to instances of the deadly effect of the rules of | his branch of Congress. He cites) bills or resolutions that were. smothered in committees, pocketed by chairmen or otherwise destroyed by cunning partisans. The ousting of the Speaker from the Rules Committee tn the 1910 contest, when Joseph G. Cannon, | ther presiding officer of the House, | | Was outwinded and outvoted by the) i New Astor, by four speakers who (‘is- cussed ‘““The Economic Outlook in Europe.” France and Italy have no intention of paying their debts to Great Britain and the United States, Paul D. Cravath said. Dr. Arctic explorer and formerly minister of Norway to Great Britain, said the repara- tions problem could have been set- tions. Major-General : Henry T. Allen said no European country effective. “We now know,” said Represent- ative Hamilton Fish Jr., Republic- an, New York, one of the actire tblishing a militsry hegemony in| Inge ane Dreeemt rules eh security against Ger-| a ' ‘the adoptionsof the Norris resolu- man aggression, and On attempt-/ 13. to takefthe Speaker off of the tinental industrial system from the : oe “th then composed of right bank to the left of the Rhine; a. aaah 6 woteine tier deen. ’ r- “France seems determined up- on subordinating rsparations to security,” Cravath said. “On at- tempting the gigantic task of es- ' jate that they ought to take it up with the different members of -the House. He practically told them in a very curt, if not disrespectful, way that the bill could not pass. “After their rebuke by ~the Speaker, the ministers bega «a campaign against what they term- ed ‘Cannonism.’”’ : It was charged at this time that Cannon, by naming the me of the Judiciary Committee,, pre- vented a vote on the préhibition’ bill. Action Without Quorum. Senator Norris declared “the Speaker “almost alone and singles. . handed, prevented enactment of the national law for publicity of campaign contributions,” by tfick- ery. During the last Congress, Repre- Sentative Louis CC. Cramton fRe- pulican, Michigan), charged Chairman Campbell of the Rules Committee with passing upon an important bill relating to land offices without a fade his committee. Campbell admit- ted the question of a quorum “was not raised on that occasion. The Representative James RFR. Mann, of Illinois, said: “TI any tn- clined to.think that some members of the committee on rules on the majority side would better résign or the House may be forceg to elect members in their places. “The house does business on the theory of a quorum being present, but it always has been my under standing since I have been a mem- ber of this House that a committes Norris-Cooper insurgents, was not! must develop a quorum befofe can transact business. . = aad cad “I think myself t in the in- terest of good parliathentary pro- cedure, in the interast of ordériy legislation, it would be wise. for the Speaker to hold that wher the chairman of a committee, of a member of a committee reporting to the House, did not state, when as security against German indus- | /ship to 19. trial aggression. “Whether that policy will suc- | Rule by Three Substituted. ceed is doubted by many of the PE. adoption of that resolution best friends of France, but until | “24 2°t change the procedure. Now, its outcome is known, the econom- | /™Stead of the Speaker being 68 ° ic fate of Europe is bound to be | mer of the House, we have held in the balance. If the policy Speaker, the chairman of the Rules fails the results may be disastrous | CO™mittee and the majority leader. If it succeeds, it is | ~hese three can advance or retard fortunes; Representative Fish, whose fa- " ‘ther stood with the Norris-Cooper Says Allies Will Noi ray. forces 23. years ago, and Represen- He said the inter-allied debt | tative R. Walton Moore (Dem.) would not be a serious divergicvg | Virginia, have been informally des- factor in Europe’s problem be- | ignated by Representative John M. cause the “continental allies have | Nelson, leader of the | Wisconsin no intention of paying.” and, for sroup of progressives, economic and industrial of the other nations of Europe.” to frame (‘so as to “restore representative “All I have been saying,” he|sovernment in the House.” This reform, or in this case back- making it impossible for a commit- tee to ignore or pigéon-hole a measure without acting upon it. Fish and the late Representative Bourke Cockran (Dem.) New York started the present rules revision movement. They sought to amend the rules to make them more like those of State Legislatures. Amend- ments were offered but never reached the floor for consideration, much less a vote. Old Fight Against Cannonicm. | The complaints of today against the rules are like the ones of i895 and 1908 and 1910. In 1895. the rules enabled the Speaker of the -House to punish Representative Henry Allen Cooper (Rep.) Wis- consin, for refusing to vote for the 'railroad refunding bill by removing him\from the Pacific Raliroad Dr. Nansen expressed grave re- “the only existing ma- “T am esatisfied,” he added, “that years ago.” If Germany had applied for membership in the t.eague in 1921, continued, suhseauvent history would have been different, but no international machinery can now deal with the problem unless at least one of the four great Euro- pean Powers asks international ac- Since none has made such a suggestion “there is no ground ‘fact thal the majority of the | the question was asked, |quorum of committee was present when the order was nude, that or- der would be held invalid and that no committee had the right to re- rum of the committee being pres- ent.” The Speaker decided for Cramp- ton against Campbell. During the last Caneress, Repre- sentative Roy O. Woodruff (Prog.- Rep.) Michigan, charged that-the chairman of the rules committee .pocketed a resolution for an in- partment of Justice or against war profiteers. Two years sgo, ¢m- plaint was made against the Rules Committee for stopping an investi- gation of the Ku Klux Klan, based upon stories printed in the New York World. = Many Bills Smothered. a te Representative Fish, who has given more study to this subjeet in recent months than any other member, cites these reasons and instances for revising the rules ~ “The present rules are arc antiquated and confusine. prive the mafority of any over the committees, R» and Democrats alike are rs er- ee to make an effort at me to liberalize and revise}the rules of procedure.” ae Fish points out that to legislation repeatedly has smothered in committee dve ta:the had no practical means of charging the committee and ing the bille before the consideration. 4 He showed that at the cl of the last session the country for blaming the League for inac- Committee Later Cooper was de- tion.” - 2 nied a place on the Committee on |; Kussia No Longer in Danger.“ Insular Affairs, although he had| He said Russia, since the failure | saryeq three years, because he did of communism, was no longer 1N | not follow the lead of Speaker Can- danger and again would become @\ non and others on the Philippine mainstay in Europe. Showing! p31. what the League can do, he re-| “One of the incidents that led up viewed the situation in Austria and |ts the bitter row on Sneaker Can- League in ‘sreece. Maj.-Gen. ‘ing of the Judiciary Committee Allen reviewed trade | against prohibition bills. Telling nessed the extreme folly ofthe House rules, which placed all legit lation in the hands of the man of the Rules Committee sani the majority leader, both of had been defeated. Instanors of ; “In the last seasion of Fish asserted, “the Rules Gom- mittee refused to report out my resolution to investigate the Yet- 3 erans’ Bureau and the port to the House without a quo- . quiry into the activities of the De-’ | statistics here, shov'ng their re- | of this incident. Senator Norris of lation to disturbed conditions in| Nebraska, leader of\the forces that ! ‘ ' i ing steam-drive to Admiral Benson, Nosh Lerner. of Brooklyn, N. Y..| | by its refusal to vise her |The time has come when we must ‘geriouslv France European nation would debts apart from reparations. “We have insisted that the states | recently engaged in war should put the first session their houses in order,” he said, “and then we would discuss their session in Washineton there indebtedness to us. We have as-. sumed that the sums due us con- | stituted a tremendous lever that we might use for world welfare: | consider whether the greatly impoverished states, France and Italy. can make a beginning of paving principal and interest. “It may be that good busines sense should choose between get- ting something or nothing.” Polish Badget Shows Balance. Correspondence of the Associated Press. WARSAW. Nov. 20.—Poland’s budget for 1924 shows a balance, « fact regarded as a distinct step to- ward financial recuperation. Orig- inally it amounted to $300,000,000, but this amount of revenue being and pointed out that no|removed Cannon from the Com- consider | mittee on Rules. said: “The power of the Speaker was further | illustrated by another case during of the Sixtieth Coneress. While Congress was in was held tn Baltimore the national con- vention of the ministers of § the Methodist chtrch. <A certain bil! was pending before the Judiciary Committee of the House in which the temperance people of the U'nit- ed States were yitally interested. These ministers appointed com- mittee of their members to pro- ceed te Washington and interview the Speaker with a view to urging the passage of this lecis'ation. Told Them Bill Could Not Pasa. “ “Tt ie important to note that it was conceded by all, and taken for granted by everybody. Speaker held the key ta situa- tion. The committee no ef- fert to influence members of the House. It procetded at once to interview the Speaker. It is worthy impossible to find, it was cut down to $200,000.00. Balance is obtained not by a f loan but by econ- State committee from the district. omies at Home. of note too that when they called on the Speaker, he did not inti- mate that they ought to co before! rommittee Judiciary : | : to be drafted for this inquiry, that the) ting bills ’ DE Sgt Catan: A eh GS Re : ¥ le, i RI at car os . ip Pe” 8 ge os ~ a eee. ae” 6 PS Benya a eae, we “e ¢ * ¢ ~5 that a” y ie. 2 SEPA eRe: WY ns rey

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC EMBER 12, 1923. — Id oT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | FORTY-FIVE YEARS OLD. and courage ought to shame that large group of’ cundes Dispa wen Comgress= he hare pulled. down their colors - PULITZER ‘e«... Pos?t- *- : - 3 is LoOmeresszen Wlae SATe poi ‘ : ‘Dec. 12, 18 spi ROC sa ence geen and pledged the nation’s wealth to purchase -=- Dec. i2 78. sa Published dy age Snow Publishing **) mown, f was not born with a silver spoot 2 — oy trom political defeat. Company, Twelfth Bouleveré its mouth. ut ih did have a sew idea, which was end Ohre Street. Gefined br Melville E. Stone, for many years ge2- - ot cHE neepaTCR FLAT- 3 eral manager of the Associated Press, in a tribute , -$.0 f the Regetieans to isa * o tts founder, as “public service threagh pub ‘s believed te cg Foor It bad, too, the purpose, vision and iz- .. 23 course, that Chisege, Montel by its founéer. Such equip ya blica ‘Il enter the Lists for the Demo- thaz azy rumber of erm- cratic sting; ba regarded as a for- Might demagogues of all partes. isc SL.VeT spoons. 2cad 3° wemocrats are reported to FE PAR QA TIONS Sane a oe Oe | ck of the idea | ie service through pad- OCK Upon Chk hn nw ee eee Sopa gunsaaged cheeses gua pune | — he plicans Gig But St Locis wil make the mis «= INVESTIGATION eympathy of what a bewspaper oz Enowledge of bow to rake -¢" tes — — ~ ‘ it if f i, Pepa Caw NPA eee ON 5 ei om lta Saale, (Rega Oheteyy t As x! Oe PES Ce ee ae ae SE RN IR 3% fa ee ee, . i agli i ee RE NS em gsc rams “q canrcgee ary, re : ae re cate ioe i —_ a. ? = ~ 72 Sz such a newspaper. Josep: Pulitecr believed that & newspaper shocid be literally and blazingly free. -, ? J s£20 (Tammeis ci parr y ™ u& re wusunwSe were to ‘ec welfare bis tou oe - : - : : = +h - 7 °. . - — _—_— — rere? oc tiene’ es - —_— gare os | Te ~~ «+ *e@: od OO 4 — " ' Bre nceme ord odd@ress of the cuthor mast accompany every contribution, Dai ot recucst will not be published. Let ters mot exceeding 200 words wil rece:ve — - -” a 7-= beer p.aced iz ava," :? ~~ = . But +>+~«s ° ae —_ _* — - — = ~~ “- —_ so , — » a. — — in ee i . oan with mereiy pristiz *e _— stragziizg intfascr tb .] rompiy exposed tax-do¢gers and thus esrir -_ + 2 z 14 au the bBusizmess t2terests ef at the werk ef raisiz ; -_ J a "« censure of predatorr wea!th Eecoraticr t - - thing Sew TOT .. — T: “ és iit Di : . Ss See »-~ —_ he . Ss (acute -“s — = bit : ; ) ' € * pst ; €usiroes ie Ag?:t worl e's pes om .=* . . Ce Ce. { Ss 7 wen _lieinaten ce. ° 4 = Appi cauers for Counrstmas ¢- tiee. Save for the Gamage fc--: GE : ri ? icles - me 12 (oe pes St. y ~~ # _ baskets ave begine sg fow Wisp the Associatec ter CS ake ie ENON ti te ON bee Bb kn «pilin SB siipmn teat api + Tt has said th t fo Perhaps Pulitzer was the first to go outi.¢rs- ~¢ from the State. i: sgreare—it and germemcnge gy | tematically and find evil before the eri had ob- : Meee The statement traded itself on public notice. He had a con- ) pure and simpe servatire community to serve. In such an at- ee an ates ain mosphere certaim set and old injustices al- Biya - ) . | r innate law was first proposed. Ways flourish for lack of popular oppositice. . im teat aid ce A - : = a , - “ ‘ | 3 where Mrs ~y months ago the la Pulitzer scratched the surface and showed _ SF eciaes acs dee ee pias eg : ~~ 3 eB ~ e ——— Le ee eel : what lay bemesth. He made himerif the bag- | | tee suece . i lm Ce em ‘. ae tn | | Re es oth it aboo of the Big Cimch: he made his organ. » z ate io ot Gin - . = ~ Or Nn el gat pees Min art > see mm | prigey, Dec. 21. nas been set ty ~ . ~~ y : =>- a / '@e Executive Commtiee 4s the | Gesing Gate for basket reque=ts, so law were reliablr ~ent jower than the lability t such a champion of popular rights that to this me. This makes =e eecaa. O&% the bumble citizen of St. Louis who has a rates 2.13 tim the Tr pense - , a | ~ grievance tends to write to the Post-Dispatch Sis a ae o a — as 7 — — var” ing = 7 @at all mar be properly nvrest-— -pensation law are less than 20 per before be emplers a lawrer. i - oS, a. ee. a - F - ot ag Ee | acd ume salewed fer gur- @ Q | | 4 — 1D IDEAL. | ae ote ar , 3 - ae : es ell supples acd packing Sas > 2 The benefits of the proposec — J H — *> ; ae a bigher than those of the 1221 & The exposure of eril and its ‘So that with stock compaty ‘nsurance the rates under the proposed law would Dat ome side—anc ‘that the negatire—of ; 7% - +> -— * > 5 ** she’ Dut 13 per cent higher than toe a3 service threngh publicttr. The positive side Mability rates, ané would be 43 per cen : ee “ower than the present lability rates | the promotion of enterprises that ezbance the pcb- The State insurance funé in the lic welfare materially er morally o> estistical’+ Saw «ill fvfnish insurance ®€ per 7 , a “+ = ch@per than stock company rates The newspaper of toGar, in fs processes and r= : ) —2%° | PUBLIC OPI a. and there is nothing ¢€rastic of | the lew to present conditions. : , ; “ese: . _ = 4 ~~" e — = . > and the public welfare. the same hatred fcr trran- Sita : , | ~ 2 = t it x cal about ft. All that i Goes ts to’ the same sinceritr, the same derotion te ‘tr=eth > - e+e Aseociated Iné@uetriesle wr wiliing @o.recornite the changes brought ut «my eed all manger cf tnicstice ard ‘fa! byagihe war, and that wares and coméi- 4+. wich Joseph Puli-zer t are pot the same as ther were De- 74 esey ” — Wages are mow crer one gSuishbec career. times what ther were 18 A 832 week!r maximcom parinert new is egu‘ra- maxitmum then it Sal Bae i t eww rent $30 a week = eric : € >ps down ‘2: > > Sugg esticz : : = ; . . . earned more than .>a*t. - = : . rox | . ~ tm a Ome ou eS > ~ * | — -_ ~ = ' —_ : a aie ot ~ oo cae oe eta. mapa * pene TUS. ee er As we learnt more and mere of the coming of twe-thirés cf 2 t .; Fr ets +> tna ; ‘> eo eae 2 car ee om = , , +4 = _ ~~... m4 : = > ra -o7 — 2 “Se re. Sajurec emplcre receive more than this _ = a ris ee — t the 6S 2—or 2 Pces 2: oe EIS | “> rs >= $ PG Sie ss . b Gro rr. Z ¢¢ Tat! i " two-thiras. Whr. then, tell him thang *“* Esec a5 & pusuc garage. : - 4: forme: re Sumets of racmad ert Grosvener, presigent of the National 6. The other $1. 554.000 wil Be! °s- / feo . = t - % , : e —- Ps = - - Se Ory had ; ' Beeping c r- ramb> . = keep these Sulézrge up g ae ges F . | ! | Viréit hie compensation to less than two- 3 Claimed that tb fhitds by am ardftrarr ang cutat =maxr- date 50? cars apiece ba tee Sues & ie 1287 2 2 os streets of 10¢0 J from Point Barrow ts the pole and - re - . si - ~ —— pes c2 2 a“erd * stcuié cuts the center ef thi rast - i iy 3 oe ee ee ‘@a¢c'ng pein: and eé cars Dy oe e | Another suggestion is ! ' - ) , a ; ) = the tame ef ai a2-Are le ;, 4 a atin a - adil secu = ; ate will ne | ' 4=e | : - e¢ vic , rus ) ewe “ - - — . =o bh oe ke = et a] 2c DB k>cw2z - ‘x pees. eider : ; he merttan Ane & they . ‘ tees ai . © : | . B=: this $150¢.306 maces @e Misecuri will bare eme of the Dest | 3 - siege ' a mews ic the werd custom bouse. which is b= FRap Reet aos tapi pas ae peas a a : & poor t=zates ef fe ; Oh OREO aa aie poops — nacig — — ces. as com . Mer ée ck rer: Har@izg erected for Biull es Y ae Jur. “Ns merr=est ae . chest 2ow thet wil equal & @& . tie 4 > ’ ~- . be a3 oo , ioe 7 —sheries are where the coid nerth seas and oe ae ee the leomg arm ef ceimciéerce ‘s —— om Se he *-> : wae aminein a te Sans carry i= ther menor in Srmpheny Orchestra af- ~ - ! 7 es : AAR RRR os ei eesage: S25; Tse ‘ : a pio they gererccs mar. é@estired ow ee a Francisco takes care of 1 ; is . ear Fa I= y most ef this cc man’s ve stretchicg beth bis ~Zicated by the captions ef Mr yey ae oe ce es ampreQa Ie ORES ior sas. 4 A: biecm. ee, - . _ owes sense eo i - be - ~ Fe Sope te gat = and baeve ax>@é Sterdgdsth> °° tbe Cane be remodeled for railwar uaes _ > - —— ; + ' ; ene¢ the upper stories might: a eut the world’s - ~ oe eee ve tet «>» * — ’ [be parking spece prerided br & . , article om Frigay evrentzrg last. a a ae 255 eee ee - : ‘ ' Sunley ~- _ 7 ~~ 7 e ~ Healt Fule@ at Sr=xpherr Con- . anc the marke: bosimess is greatir i cet. ail z al 4 . / iia So - 7 te pf ar " Sed - "or ses. 2 +>+o *—~e- centm buen *-~ “se , ; rr this *3 or TT crTsan’s a? = si — TSC cL Se iF 2 Se meotser we ef = a _ Engg Coram nk tage pmangeate as - hea ‘2 ee , - nore a 3 th ancecrer \ -_ ~~ = the People column, “Dem- would bur at the new Trica e* ¢ >> eerer oc : . : age ' a ” -niea Marist who never gc are 8e 1S permitted to handle aoe _ ® Pristine bea: Sem we ieee heed! word of mouth and the pram @& rc’ erts ° —_— . wwe * & -——_ Fe *£87 288T “pct sea fronds. a-d4 ; * eatiiaiiinn . o the presert martet. ‘tf ther could park *he= _ | | Me = : = ner of the Nerth Ameriann = oesteming the Geatre -° *he . Benen ~ , : = ™ sepia: mm et a . - . _— a —_ he 24 ~ Cotmmittee ef the Orcbestra te . : bepes te make this * oe arrTen mae Barc g's =e “s oe > ' —— 2 es @ locomotive that rents loose = € -« n. Deis. wil teed then the ell we might > uae bs memory seek 22 ‘ —s a > « " ae ~ -— ~ e . . —-_—-. - > ~ - “ a ei — 7 : ° paren : : —— care got from the Teaget Dome feild bad “=e Deeuttfcl shrime they said ‘ ‘he Republican administration act let ome ‘SF Yo Snd co truer thee : of i : ¥ Fin er’s a OUR DIMINISHIYS ORCHARDS le ‘- yen * we © - . EXAMPLE OF COTRAGE. ceordimg tO & Tecent bulletin pet oc: w"h S bet. what a prise! Deubtless the ] Egkimmos up ‘there claim +his regies- Dat if Cail it g@ combimation cf Yankee thr’*. } : Cum = Stas a: sf Eorticaitere : - >) ax . e . —_— til, ~~ . , ntinl ead ' eel - — o% shrewdness. the New England consciences ; we 1 tay 4 7 caabredmesesc © sway Sqm them we can si xa we 8 Put t2°™ om & Teserraticn. as we alecers i is —--o-2— be 2ttached sake belg to + that the ref-re-- = ar of the cen- * : ae caus mete ‘2: is ig: "ales 840 8 ry out " so Frem the Brock'ir:n Eagle a — : . * . id : ome ag we wast We bepe the sarr ee ~ ams i : am €: Put raz ; 5 .a¢ _ wt . outs % ter en an eee aim ont \W = bare oo doom wheeler “= - 7 - are | a . m 7 e . 7 . . - =e a * — — ioes ee “Iv Ta , ' ss erselleceregam ay — - : : . a cecrs 24 percent. The derrease iz } _— ers tes: Srere ou = Wiliam Lren Phelps of he demecratizved. The * ae es " sat ec! 2 it Dear- prove CUrseires g-ateful aa Cnet en wie’ - . ~ a % : : a . - . ‘ x 2 7. - ’ é = - ; ecengucter. eapembie axa maragig i - . ae sae ot Cee: o xf seein S 7 veices the sentiment of ae ce@etiee S to the putiic—set a ama! a 8 — —— _— : ” Suis TSS. Bot vet bearing . The Bok peace rd Se 7s see ¢ Oe eS m : > : — > ~~ ; = 3 - es * _38 SO award » ‘5 made Ja>- od fragven ef the pubite. Dut the genera! ~ oF eicuse. me coe se wish ® cecrease Was Sill Mcre startiing beth as ‘ts 's 15 wach tough a -a 6| native Americas stock Sa Mc. A universal appeal for fmar a! he moner. o t i ¥ si ae SMBS BE Hrs Geutetacte Sas gone @eut ‘his reer acd : “_— —_ - . ; ‘ - — —" _ : —" ~ - . : ~ ia eas = 2 y . aks a : ; ee at = “=347 = T2*3 whe t>e results Dave deen Grpr's’ eamng werkt have been Fret mere success! ac e disabied. to whom ‘ ‘ts under sblica- spp e trees. a falling cf? cr loss of $4 ner -ar- per se oo ght eren bare etceeded + im he leet a oa : i Lar | $ : per cent. er? ° haze 7's . : em tiem in the fullest measure. “But the “t and abice ‘2 i303 Missouri bad 3.624.833 apple crees the “gure se val mage neccgast: et codied veterans are cfTered che opperun‘ties open Sot ret of Dbear'ng age. but f= 1313 the number Sa? ~ » - _ “ " bit nparne Searizng apnle , - c—=a+ Tha hi —— ce a. = . 3 . a *>e ex rese.ct h . " - és) ; a . % t ve , 4 . | - = = act So Win Primitives claiming prior right to ns | —- 2p *A_-s - _-- - : as 2° Sime 1 a> period was 36 : : : : ‘ ae) - 9 > . - - si princip Mai sf 14.3 $ bearing apple trees a+ the = = 3 - ~ endl. ~~ yo EET mar beve their gue cars wit cri- ides. bore and Ps the parment of a betus to millions of our former dear‘me fruit trees ef all so sin 13 rears ws 7 Ei gi — And morger ws every becr ex cur i ? — = os ress soidiers couid only De accomplished at @ cost ts che peT cent.” wicle commentty, ‘nclading the veterans them- Missour! was once “the land of the Big Red Stands expose: Boagps an ee seives, far guiweigaing the benefits intended to be Aphle.” What bas come ov=- ¥ Scum appie tia In peuar Deessiiies ané ob =< aan <iline en ‘heir conferred.” ; ers? Are ther discouraged? It ts eriden: char When be sught : beam Here & am execttive who has not yielded te op- ther are net replancing or cartRg propery fer thetr To wear Palm Beach / accion ta Uehalf of a imited. self-imterested group. otcharts. And yet orchacts pay ff propeciy cared a Se ea eee Ee bas percefred the priar needs of the sation and for. Shall we bate +2 reir on other states and De set lang. ; Guth ne andi sai has cast bis lot with the greater public goed. Un. other countries for apples and peaches? My ite cemrade And@ chuckle when they plaster us with eek Somes thay Teoresent aegured either of som‘nation or election to suc- oo oat geese a than tc coped Bimesif be Sa8 come out for Somest. actus! And tow the “augei™ ; a. —— . When ther al kcew op well the lew bas tax reduction, which is the most prominent publie @ampaign bas cuit kim. , . , se 7 gone ta bell— pax” ot 26 and &2 cents per seat per com. . a oo PCLONIcS. iaterest sow af issue. Sach am example of vision, materialism are willing to give Hiram the gerd | But. Gamn ‘em. they get ries hos: teres : i - -—~

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é ae , Bs Loe eee tt . ¢ Marie Naylor, 4543 Alice av. ; - Post-Dispatch, and personal ei Tee P » _* P ‘ 63 ‘ it he e MIRROR otf BLIC OPINION) | column is designed to reproduce: f bias the latest comment by the} publicists, newspapers and ported , the questions of the day. ADIAN TRIBUTE TO HARDING, he Vancouver Sun. OTED friends of Warren Gamaliel¥, ‘ding will raise $2,000,000 by eub-74 Where confirmation of conditions n to perpetuate the memory of ti 1erican President who ever spoke @& m soil, Half of that sum will B | @ mausoleum and shrine at } other $1,500,000 will be invested ft ese buildings up forever. It is holesome project, and Canadis 1 afford it should subscribe liberaky : ame of Canadian-American frient- . és. 76 which Harding was a champic $1,500,000 mausoleum will only t imitation of the shrine W erected for himself in Vanec yr. No monument can be erécte t will equal in stability, force ane he picture that thousands of Cana- rry in their memories of this bee } Man, destined so soon for tae retching out both his arms in ndship to the Canadian people y paradise of Stanley Park. we of fnternational amity engén- at day in Vancouver and spread by sostopen and the press to every COT he North American continent # Gamalie] Hardirig’s most beautiful, ful and most lasting monument.) he loving friends who would ig memory seek an inscription fo tiful shrine they will erect to nit find no truer than this: “Here #@ ho one summer’s day drew two n@- er together in friendship, trust and an any two nations haye ever beek, fore.” oe R POLITICAL PRISONERS. | Brooklyn FBagle. ave no doubt whatever that Prot. lam Lyon Phelps of Yale Univer-— s the sentiment of a large minority” ority of the cultivated people of . merican stock when he advises Coolidge to grant full amnesty be- stmas to all “political prisoners, agg | persons imprisoned for ¢XPreSing nents held egincerely at a t! iy of us believed that thelr exp ps calculated to hamper our @c* } World War. The professor ® © much faith in God and in nat I don't believe it possible ry can be destroyed by freedom And he adds: “Opinion cannot by persecution. It is multip# tyrdom.” president Cool yy perhaps the same % appointed a committee of three o this amnesty question. There s still in prison for expression she majority of these could ow if they would conform to rae former President Harding! emency. They will not mre 4 they did wrong. * * pi: eed that the President voit eect he is not bound by his prede y and will do what he thinks time and his own way. That bit of his whole career in f lesmanshi : | STIS BSE a : Every man, woman and child in NESDAY, ER 12, 1923. am a en 8. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Haneeneenn than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED INV APPEALS FOR peple ble Conditions Related Pe applications to Festival a oy } = 1 CONTRIBUTIONS. 636. 40 | 1.90. .00 | 1.09) >. 00) 60 | .00 of Children oo edart .6o “ins Fred Medart, 3665 La- /avenuc "yrs. Fred M. Bendcr, Over- Mo. Ss Hertsiet, British .06 . 00 . 00 | 'tle Rock, Ark.; 2 ' back staff, Ariz.: |New York, a guest of the Murphy home; Mrs. Sterling Cockrill of Lit- Social News Mee ELIZABETH MURPHY, F. Murphy of 3 Princeton avenue, University City, will make her debut this afternoon at a large itea to be given by her mother at ‘their home. Mrs. Dickson Fair- and Mrs. J. G. Hollenbeck ‘have been invited to receive with _Mrs. Murphy and the debutante in the m roses. Miss ica sone wil] wear an orchid georgette frock, embellished with lace and French flowers, while her mother’s gown is laven- der and gold brocade. A group of Miss Murphy’s friends will serve punch in the conservatory and assist in the din- ing room. They are Misses Hen- riette de Penaloza, Elizabeth Chambers Thatcher, the latter’s guest, Miss Anne Riordan of Flag- Miss Virginia Walsh of Misses Elizabeth Frier, Derothy Green and Frances |Wrape and some of the hostesses’ | friends, | Cullen ‘William H. Murphy and Edwin Murphy, ‘and Mrs. Trust Bidg. fi. Kimealy list, 503 Gran- - ite Bldg. “Avera Det. Agency list, 610 Columbia Bidg.. 7%, > Kpptications - Christmas din- ee baskets are beginning to flow headquarters of the Post-Dis- ® Christmas Festival Associa- | in an ever-increasing stream. Hen appeals are being ad- to the chairman of the, ket List Committee in care of | sations are being received at ise Information Desk, first floor fi-Dispatch Building, where Mrs. i. E. Melick is in charge from 9 to ‘clock daily. | Friday, Dec. 21, has been set by Executive Committee as the - psi date for basket requests, so tall may be properly investi- | and time allowed for pur- | ing supplies and packing bas- | of deplorable conditions in| where illness or poverty _brought'§ straitened circum. | 5 Sometimes the mother of | family, the sole breadwinner | ® her fatherless brood, is ill and | mas promises to be only 2a mockery of happier days, : outsiders intervent. Again his an aged couple, one of whom, Sill while the other ekes out a | Miving by manual labor far | Md the strength of one on the! fard slope of life. There are m@ others, including the fami- | Mw who manage to struggle | h the other days of the year | Only the needed food and nec- | “ries, but whose circumstances /Preclude the possibility of anything | Mditional for Christmas day. | i Sevestigation is being made of all | -s brought or referred to the'| stival Association, and basket | ners will go only to those homes Cad s been made. Louis can participate in the ‘itinerary includes a trip including Mmes. Robert White, Edward Achard, Mrs. Frances Edward Pavesich Murphy will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. | HOLIDAY VISITOR usic room, decorated in pink | pour tea. The dining room, with | its blue color scheme, is decorated in burnt orange chrrsanthemumes. and the same color note has been used in candles and refreshments. Two hundred gnests are expected. Miss Murphy will meet the younger set at a tea dance to be gtven by ther parents at the St. Louis Wom- | ** ~~. an’s Club on Dee. Miss Josephine Lawnin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Lawnin of 5128 Washington boulevard, and Miss Emily Kauffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Kauffman of 4387 Westminster place, wiil sail on the Adriatic Jan. 5 for a tour of Europe. They will be chaperoned by relatives of Miss Kauffman from Kansas City. Theit on. the | Nile and a cruise on the Mediter- | ranean. summer. Mr. and Mrs. George dling of 4509 Pershing avenue will have as guests during the holidays a ke Samuel Stone and Craig Culbert- ® The letters and spoken appeals | son of Louisville and Mrs. Wen- dling’s sister, -Miss Bessie Halde- man, who is in California visiting | 'her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Leib, and their infant son, Gordon Buchanan Leib. —Kandeler Photograph. MISS FRANCES TREAT. ISS TREAT, who resides with her parents and sister, Miss Katherine, in Plainfield, N. J., Will come to St. Louis later this month to spend the holidays with Miss Virginia Gordon, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gor- don, of 38 Westmoreland place. The Treat family formerly made their home in St. Louis. of 14 Windermere place, dents at Amherst College, rive in St. Louis Dec. 20 holidays. will ar- for the _——— - They will be gone all next | | from ‘ R. Wen-'! Mrs. Leib was Miss Isabel Halde- | man. Her mother, Mrs. John | Avery Haldeman of Louisville, also is in California, where she will re- main for three months. Mrs. Leib and the baby will visit Mrs. Wen- dling in April, en route to Louts- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Wendling will | have a table for their guests at the New Year's eve celebration at the St. Louis Country Club. Mrs. George T. Moore of 2361 Tower Grove avenue, has sent in- vitations for an informal tea the afternoon of Dec. 22 at 4 o'clock, honoring her daughter, Miss Har- riet, who will return nome from college for the holidays. Chauncey Ladd will be host at a stag dinner party at the Univer- rity Club this evening for Robert Milton Russell, whose marriage to Miss Ruth Elizabeth Cunliff, vilege of serving as a “happi- s host” to less fortunate broth- and sisters through the organ- i medium of the Christmas Fes- 1 Fund. Contribution lists are | g distributed this week in | and offices and the opportu- to contribute is offered to ev- One inclined to share in the dis- Mition of Christmas cheer. yf All donations are welcome, even ms, nickels and dimes, and Swiedgement will be made in columns in the order of re- SCHOLARSHIP PLAN’ ~ University Approves Juil- | tard Foundation Offer. peal to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA, Mo., Dec. 11.—The era of curators of the Univer- Of Missouri has accepted and ed the scolarships and fel- offered by the Juillard Mu- Al Foundation of New York to @e students who afe found mnt to pursue an advanced in music. Candidates for | fellowships are to be named | Musical faculty of the uni- | , to the Juillard Musical MAdation faculty, who will deter- ® the fitness of the candidate F | @amination. The stipend of ® fellowships is from $1000 a& year. § Juillard Musical Foundation Srship will be awarded in the manner as the fellowship is mined to the student whose Roa | ability is well developed” -Who has been a regularly en- | @ undergraduate of the Uni- | Of Missouri for two years. receiving these scholar- be known to need as imerit. The scholarships will $600 Ato $1000 annually. Specified that applications ® file@ by March of each pb receive the consideration » next academic year. Any beneficiaries of these fel- and scholarships become and their work is unsatis- ‘they become revocable. — Honors Nicholas Murray Mated Press. ’ YORK, Dec. 12.—Dr. Ms Murray Butler, president University, has bees | Unanimously a member of : of Moral and Polit- of the Institute of » ORE of the highest honors can bestow. The place by the death of Lord "88 given to him. The only “Ving American member is | late Saturday. The guests |include Felix Coste, Armour Har- rison, who arrived last night from Canada for the wedding; Kendall Harrison, Charles Russe!l and Wil- liam Cunliff. Mr. amd Mrs. Louis G. born of 5118 Raymond avennu-, have sent out cards for a reception in honor of | his bride, on New Year's ave, at the Kurtzeborn home. Misses Jane and Jaclyn Jones, daughters of Mrs. Kurtzeborn, will be hostesses at a bridge luncheon the afternoon of Dec. 27. There will be 12 tables for cards, and the guests will include many of the re- turning college students. Mr. and Mra. Earl C. Thompson of 1 Hortense place and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Niedringhaus Jr., of 4509 Washington boulevard, are making brief visits in Chicago. They are at the Blackstone Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Niedrinz- haus af 5414 Delmar boulevard, are at Hotel Chatham in New York for a few days. Mrs. Stewart Madonald of 24 Washington terrace, and Mrs. Hen- | ry Garneau of the St. Regis apart- ments have returned from New York and Washington. Ralph Perkins, son of Mr. ani Mrs. C. E. Perkins of 5624 Cabanne avenue: Walter Gellhorn, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gellhorn of 4366 Mc- | Pherson avenue, and James Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Wilson daughter of Mrs. Charlés Cunliff |of 15 Windermere place, will take will Kurtze- Mrs. Kurtzeborn’'s _ brother, Paul Wayne Grether, and) Stephen St. Jean, son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Stephen St. Jean of 4221 Flora |place, will return home Dec. 20) Western Military Academy for the holidars. Midshipmen David Young, John! and Ed Bernet and John McRob- erts, who attend the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, return home next week for the hol- idays. Returning from Kemper Military School are Thompson, John Goodwin, H. Thornton Jones, Earl Roberts and Bernard Young. St. Louis students who are to re-. turn from the Universitv of Mis- souri for Christrnas include Misses Kate Thompson, Dorothy Phillips. Dorothy Stewart, Helen Corey and Helen Elizabeth Linneman. | Mr. — and Mrs. Jean B. Major of ; Montreal announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Germaine Ma- jor, and Paul Wayne Grether of St. Louis yesterday, in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Grether will be at home after Jan.A at 1224 Hamilton ave- nue, St. Louis. The ceremony was performed in the Church of St. Jean-Baptiste. John Leslie Grether was his brother’s best man, and the bride’s sister, Mrs. Ephron Marcil. was matron of honor. Jaclyn Jones, nieces of the bride- groom. The Misses Jones, their brother, H. Thornton Jones. and | their mother; Mrs. Louis G. Kurtze- born of 5118 Raymond avenue, al] of whom went North for the wed- | ding, are expected home Dec. 20. Mrs. Marion Craig Wentworth. author of the “War Brides,” will be guest of honor at .a tea given by the St. Louis League of Women Voters in the ballroom of Hote! Statler, Friday. Dec. 14, at 2:30 rp. m. Mrs. Wentworth will pre- sent her new peace pageant, ‘*The 'Singing Globe.” Mrs. F. W. Scha- ‘berg has arranged music program, jand Mrs. Jacques landree, piano, will play musical interludes. Mrs. Raiph Thompson is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. George H. C®. Dickey, who Mrs. FE. W. Pat- of the decora- John Hart Brown, Moore and Mrs. F. will act as ushers. itison has charge tions. A Christmas afternoon tea dance ; Her- | Pine | Miss Louise Strauss and : will be given by Mr. and Mrs. man Strauss of 4410 West boulevard, Miss Dorothy Pufeles in the the ballroom of Hotel Chase. The guests | 6 | o’clock. Cards ror the party re-. have been invited from 3 until cetved yesterday. The Midland Valley Country Club will giye a fancy dress dance Satur- day evening, preceded by dinner. Mr. and Mrs. A. Spizer of 6031 Kingsbury boulevard announce the | engagement of their. daughter. Miss Fannie Spizer, to Louis Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein of 3206 Park avenue. Re ee an —_—— Steamship Movements. By the Associated Press. ‘Arrived. New York, Dec. Hamburg. Palermo, York. Gothenburg, Dec. 11, ‘Stockholm. New York. ‘New York, Dec. from Libau. New York, De~ Polk, . London. Naples, Dec. 7, de d'Italia, New York. Havre, Dee. 9, La Savole, New York. - Naples, Dec. York. ii, Reliance, Dec. 10, Arabic, New 12, Lituania, 12, President 11, Arabic, New Safled. Barcelona, Dec. 7, Syria, New York. Havre, Dec. 8, Chicago, for New York. ; Yokohama, Dec. 9. Presiden: M-- | Kinley, from Hongkong. Seattle. — Belgenland, | Antwerp, Dec. 3, New York. Bremen, Dec. 11, Canopic, | York. Grand Opera Popular in Berlin. grand opera house in The theater has by the state with a revolving stage and other mechanical devices. spite the fact that gold mark prices equa) to the Metropolitan Opera charges in New York prevail at al! four theaters, the nine perform- ances a week at each are well at- tended. ‘reference to Senator seenees | posed given the fight iis understood 'eonsent to Hitchcock, his standing all stu-'| to be in question. 'vacancies whit ing a recess of ¢ will) | judgeships, Alexander | only Edith Dubai], | ‘party cor ‘in general patron ‘eralllv | plicant. The other | attendants were Misses Jane and. at the | New BERLIN, Dec. 12.—Grand opera | is so popular in the German capital | that the theaters now devoted to it | are not enough. On Christmas the) famous Korll Theater in the Koe- | nigsplatz will open with a perform- | ance of “Tannhauser” as the fourth | Berlin. | been remodeled | De- | — POLICY SEALS. COOL ST. LOU! POST-DISPATCH ~19 Sree Du'S MESSAGE - DOOM OF GARESCHE COUNSEL OF DORMANCY President Not to Appoint Any Person to Judgeship Who Is Involved in Controversy. | By CURTIS A. BETTS, | Candidate |B | A Staff Correspondent-of the Post-| Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Dec. 'doom of Vital W. Garesche 12.—The as an | aspirant for appointment to the va- | 'ecancy on the Federal bench in St. ' Louis was sealed definitely at the|« President ' House when Coolidge permitted it to become known that no person would be |appointed about whom there could | 'be any controversy, The statement, coming from an official source yesterday, was a -verv certain indication that Sen- ator Spencer, through his visit to the President with Garesche, had |'White ™ | failed to revive Garesche’s chances. The attitude of the administration | || as disclosed in the information , woyld also \yudge Granville Hogan and possi-| ‘bly former Judge Hitchcock. | Administration Attitude. This attitude is that who will be satisfactory to the bar in St. Louis and to the community and. while there was no it Op- he generally, is assumed that no person flatly by the Senator would consideration As much on Garesche has includ- of Hitchcock, and it Spencer would not e O1 ed support among the aspirants would seem is evident that the President hin a very few days to Louis judgeship. It appoin It intends wit settie the St. was disclosed that the opinion that been fer an Attorney-General it not from the “ongress cannot be filled during recess. This made it clear that the President intends to get the matter settled as quickly as possibie. Discussing the vacant Federal of which there are sev ite House au- that was a fixed administration that the highest character and ability should be named and that there must further recommendation than a suggestion from a political committee. It was pointed out that, the administration had r tion of riding rough-shod mmittee recom lations age matters in- volving ordinary jobs at the Presi- dent’s disposal, it looked judgeships in a very different light. The attitude was said to go so eral, this same Wh thority said policy of the men of be some while inten- over 2) Ine re of the bar and the community gen- as to the standing, charac- appear to eliminate | iment | . | stood | would have been made before this | | had ‘h do not occur dur-'! ip fe id a ,terized as a summary dismissal of just claims for consideration,” A I D R | proposal for voluntary ti ti an McAdoo Derides President’s Railroad Pro- posal as “7-Year lich.” y the Associated Pregs. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. resident Coolidge’s message to ongress was labeled “a counsel of ormacy,’ and his opposition to | bonus for ex-service men charac- | in address by William Gibbs Mc- doo before the Democratic uuncheon Club and and Women’s emocratic League here today. The former Director-General of ailroads derided the President's consolida- on of the systems of transporta- on as a “seven-year ith for re- duced freight and passenger rates w er ~ posers years of McAdoe ‘counsel of i'there the the ap-| ress. | pointmnet must go to some person ith no assurance of relief at the ‘end of the trial,” telling his hear- ers that “what is needed is not! ‘The President's message,” said in part, “is largely a dormancy. Nowhere is stimulating call of prog- The world is in commotion delay, but action.” | ) haustively considered by the com- mittee, by the Senate and by the Treasury Department and the opin- ion was nearly unanimous that any such provision is impossible of ad- ' cone has produced this ex- iceman reversal of opinion on the part of the Treasury Depart- /ment and the administration? If this provision was nearly impossi- ible of administration in 1921, why | is it possible of administration }1924?" “The President opposes any in- 'crease in the pay of the soldiers |who fought the war to victory. Al- ‘though a great reduction in the tax burden can be made and the reasonable compensation proposed | ‘for the soldiers and sailors can be 'provided at the same time, the | veterans. Their just claims for consideration are summarily dis- | ney-McCumber tariff bill, gives favored trusts. and combination in restraint of than $3,000,000,000 per annum, or twice as much as it will take to pay }the soldiers’ bonus in cash. For poner everything; for the de- fenders of the country, nothing. No Reprehension for Graft. more important duty rests on the Government than the adequate care of sick and disabled veterans, ,and yet there is no word of repre- and vital Gomestic problems press; hension for the grafters who have upon us for solution, but no effec- tive program le is offered for the al- viation or correction of domestic ills, nor is encouragement given for invigorating internataional policies | Ww for our surplus products, tend promote economic stability or en- | | courage peace and vyeen nations. ty +h OT Ww tion. signing of the armistice, and should | 10out regard to par- | in any effort | This effort directed not alone ‘*o) of | CO- tisan considerations, ee shou a tax + by ‘ { } Pa | q th earned W h i Ct) } y Treasury in re G of 36 Rep on the ground, upon | Penrose, then chairman of the F1-, in tha far as to require the approbation lunearned he Presiden ie pro; hich will reopen world markets tranquility be- For Privileges Everything. most affirmative part of t’s message is the rec- dation of tax reduction. The ‘erty i ne nmen hole country favors The Democratic party consistently for it since the operate, witl ease the tax burden. ld be reduction in the gross sum xation, but to an equitable dis- | bution of the burden “The President's indorsement of. \osal to put a lighter tax on rned incomes, ed hy the sweat of the brow and | to | tax reduc- | has | namely those pro- | | disgraced the Veterans’ Bureau and [have stolen or misappropriated 'funds which were set aside to take ‘care of the men and women who suffered the loss of health and be- injured in the Survice of the nation. “The President offers no eon- Poe thought on the railroad prblem, perhaps the most import- j ant domestic problem confronting | | | RAHAM S$ Lemon (ocoa HARDWATER SOAP i Just a Wonderful Soap Toilet-Bath-Shampoo Lathers Freely | Very Refreshing ALL DEALERS |came permanently 1e toil of the brain, than upon un- | namely vestments, incomes, h come from in is mmendable. “Why Reversal of Opinion?” “This proposition was first made the Democratic Secretary of the in 1918, and was offered as an amendment to the bill by Senator Harris of It was defeated by a vote ublicans to of Democrats, as stated by Senator 19°97 h« - s venue eorgria. of the Senate, earned and ance Committee t: "The question of incomes was ter, ability and learning of the ap- | Recommendat ions of par- | ty committees would be considered, | \it was said, but could not be the | determining factor. Those Probably in Running. If the official information Can |} be construed to eliminate Hitchcock | and Hogan, as well as Garesche. i'there would be left under consider- jation Circuit Judges Davis, ‘ field, Grimm and Hamilton, and is being assumed here that the se- lection will be made from that group, though, of course, it is pos- ‘sible that the President may have ‘had recommendations to which there has been given no publicity and that some person whose name ‘aul- it j}has not been mentioned in connec- | tion with | selected. | There was nothing, ,the statement which would indi- 'cate that any other than those 'whose names have ben mentioned | | frequently was under considera- the appointment will be howeveér, if She will be as- | sisted Hy Mrs. Lee Pettit Gay, Mrs. | “The last drop is as good as the first.” The delicious fragrance of Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa Its unquestioned purity, uniformity and palatability make constant users of all who try it; it is the cocoa of high quality. Made only by eee uv & Pa! oe. Walter Baker’ Co.Ltd. Mills et Dorchester, Mas. © and Montreal, Caneds Foe woes titi eniionteiiiaiaiatiaia | ry Remember This When You Serve Oyster Cocktail that the most appetizing cocktail dressing you have ever tasted is the sim- plest one to make, via: two parts of good tomato catsup and one part of EA&PERRIR TRAVEL ‘AND RESORTS. eee -.LOS ANGELES to Honolulu ’ Plan now for a “Trip to Para- dise.”” Sail this de luxe way— the “Great Circle Route of Sunshine”’ » Also California Coastwise \ Be sure your western trip includes a| restful woyage on the S S. Yale or S.S. Harvard, between San Francis- co, Los Angeles and San Diego. Send for booklets on both services _ Los Angeles Steamship “Ee 5.30 Morquette “—f.. € hicace 517 Ss. Spring ee = ~Angetes «t Leervourg Seathsamyp.¢e. Hambur@ ~~ 8. 8S. CLEVELAND * a.:8 those | most exX- | Sails Dec. 20. — a’ bert “Bellin? , +Omitse € herbourg. « , Hamburg Direct--—Cadtr ths Westphalia Dec, 24 Mount (lay _ NIGHTS at & :15-—5fr, $1. President is determined that jus- | | tice shall not be done to the war | missed, but the President is strong | for the maintenance of the Ford- | which | monopolies | trade a subsidy estimated at more | “The President declares that no. AMUSEMENTS 11 a.m. COLUMIBIA t=: |) .—BALCONY—GALLERY— “al Srioke ii you like 1d5e ——-—LOWER FLOOR AND ALT BOXES CHILDREN ——..... All Times—Age—Place 45¢ JOO ce aa Six Musical Nosses Speaker Lewis—Medley & Dupree “BLONDES” Edmunds & La Veile, Maxine & Bobby J. Stuart Blackton's Great Picture “ON THE BANKS OF THE WABASH” Mary Carr—Burt McIntosh 45¢e 15e : a RPYLUN CRC MT WAMDEWILLX | 2:15—TWICE EVERY DAY—8:15 THIS WEEK ONLY NAZIMOVA (Herself) in “That Sort” pay Hanlon—Clemons Belling BII FENTON and ARLINGTON FIELDS ben liam Ebts—Armand and Perez Sadie Ww HITING and BURT Pathe News-—-Tonics—Aesop's Fables Geo UBERT JEF SH F ERSON . 7 | Nightly 8:15. Mat. Tr. day & Sat. naar $1.50 Bias: THE “YOUNG AMERICA” with BENNY SWEENEY REVERIES RUBEN COMEDY FOUR 6—OTHER GREAT ACTS—6 SELECT and— FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS ’ Thurs Eve. 8:15: = ODEO} Aft. 3:00: Dee. 13-1 ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY RUDOLPH GANZ, Cond. So:oist. Soprano. Helen RAUBE POP. SUNDAY, , KIBURZ, DEC. 16 HARE. | 25-. 50c yA Soloists serene! | Tickets, Roctios, he 1004 o1 > ~- LU ai ‘‘A WHALE OF A MUSICAL SHOW 00D MORNING DEARIES tnz AMERICAN THEATER. Matinee Saturday, 50¢ to $1,590 | $1.50, $2, $3.50 |" FLONZALEY QUARTET ODEON Sat. Eve., Dee. 15—8:15 | Twentieth Successisé American Tear of Body of instrumentaliets This Great TICKETS—$1.10, $1.65, $2.20 Acolian Co., 1004 Clive St. DIKECTION ELIZABETH CUENY Ei the nation. He generalizes somv- what vaguely about the value of | /consolidations and suggests that the railroads be voluntarily to consolidate?’ McAdoo declared the consolida- tion proposal of President Cool- idge gave little promise of rélief “for the farmers particularly, and for the people of the country as a whole, from the present excessive cost of railroad transportation. in | Monument to U. S. Soldiers. Ry the Aspociated Press. BLOIS, France, Dec. 12 ument dedicated to the half-million ‘of American troops stationed given authority | —A mon- | in the region of Saint Aignan-Noyers in 1918 and 1919, or more pérticu- larly the 150 who died In the can- tonments and dre buried in the cemeteries there, was unvetled yes- | terdayr. SCHOOLS AND ip COLLEGES. — Violin, Mandolin, Ukulele, Hawaiian Guitar, ; Tenor Banjo FREE With Leasone et b0¢ Per Leaegon. Hawaiian School of Music Lindell 4294. Grand and Olive ie LL PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATESBS gy 4 Balcony, lf, aad . BEAUTIFUL NEW 4 4 GARAGE LAST 4+ PERFORMANCES BARGAIN MATINEE TODAY AT 2:20 - TALMADGE % HER MOST MAJESTIC MASTER-PIECE “ASHES+VEINGI WITH CONWAY TEARLE Popular Prices—Lower Floor, $1; 60c and 75c—Bargain Matinees Saturday and Wednesday. Box Office Always Open—Phone Cabany 516 for Reservations. STARTING TODAY Tom MOORE \ MARRIAGE MORA | change in policy and | =| SI WE ARE RISKING THE GOOD WILL OF THE PUBLIC IN INDORSING ‘WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS’ If you do not like Rin-Tin-Tin in “Where the North Begins” we will lose your good will, as we have indorsed the picture as being a per cent attraction” and have made arrange- ment to present it Friday in order to permit an extra day’s showing. Careful consideration was given this radical dation, but the merit of the picture inspired us with the confidence to proceed under this plan. We are certain that it will delight everyone. THE MANAGEMENT Grand Central, West End Lyrit and Capitol Theaters this unusual recommen- | | GRAND CENTRALand CAPITOL | ___ Laat Two Days—Complete New Program Friday Ih | Grand Central GENE’S BAND SATURDAY ZANE GREYS “THE CALL OF THE CANYON” LOIB WILSON... RICHARD DItx Now Playing .) ; ; | Do Your Christmas Shopping Early! —— et | [ ¥ . inher ME 0° > # " ig wis 2 AE Sa te Ag Poren “Unseeing Eyes” a. “HAM” HAMILTON COMEDY | e 7 : -_ ae —— . ania . a ." . ee ee ee eR, CAP PITOL Novelty Trie Kitt’s | _Orchestra ee enatinsiniatiaalll ee ——— ome + p ELHONTT] Delmar & Clara = “THEDAY of F MACY AND HANS HANKE - | 4 Al. ST. JOHN IN COMEDY: ~~ BEACH. 5 ES ae — *

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. Si.LUbi PUSI-UISPAICH 2 BOYS WHO FA The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morrung and one other evening newspaper COMBINED the real man. You met 8 met Sergeant that ocrtme expect this ‘movies. Select good company. and listen to the advice of your par- When you read these good . ... - SCHROETER’S IMPROV- ED NO. 1 VELOCTIPEDE en “i Reagan / bk, Be ROR NT BST oe tire SRR AE t eS ae Farene Figs ore ys ae = ~ .* e : pe “3 as > pe wy Gh Uieec be es PAE SP ile G4 rt % ‘ 2 ae ; . 4 sgh x re . a ‘ Se, Pe ree PIES esha om ol oo a Bere ER Be ad © and see these pictures, trr ‘ ‘ = T-~ — /- ‘o make you good - - Ts che hero | “ft the riliain 94 ™ mn R ae = ite *“- | boys, and you will report to the J TT nae the ero 1.¥Varvs proves rear ~~" J rs. T'-™-e -* - . ——_— -. wee ren a4 >> PPIFIPIDIIIII WIP PIV MPP PY7)- THE SELZ ‘SIX AMERICA’S FAMOUS SIX DOLLAR ‘SHOE ‘Shown Exclusively in WOLFF’S Newly Enlarged Shoe Department HE above illustration showsthe combination model,a popular style for both young and old men —comes in Cherry calf- skin, black kid and ¢gun- metal calfskin. An un- usual shoe value at | 56 There are many other fine styles in Selz >Six SELZ $SIX SHOES AT $6 AND ALSO SELZ ROYAL BLUE SHOES AT $8 WOLFF'S» Northwest corner,Broadway and Washington gs i ue lk aes > ae ot = > ; 1>-TOoL > Semin { ABINET 12-TOO@L « ARINET— - EMPTY TOO! WORK BENCH FOLDING ATi) WRENCH SET FOR FORD Cars - i a. aa $1.59 « ; aoe HAcK- San FRAME S2ustabie from © te {2 inches mrie-nletec SCHROETER’S SPECIAL 24-INCH HANDSAWS $1.7 810-812-814. WASHINGTON AVE. ST.LOUIS Weekly Ad No. 1005 THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 5:30 P. M. =-MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED “HOME” PECAN CRACKER “SCHROETER” FEODUTCT and «s Parca’ CRACEER which camget be exceed. NUT CYRUS CROWN BICYCLE CHRESTMAS TREE ELECTRIC LIGHTING OUTETTS ‘Seeratinsg fem carcescert lamp cir- Cult: assortec co sred A= pe LONG-BT ENIXG LAMPS NO. 3 “HOME” NUT CRACKER ning table use for soft-shelied guts. CHRISTMAS TREES BUSHY AND THICK bac Ss s= = $2: se $4.50 $4.39 s: 28 si1es Christmas Trees (Laree $1759 c HF STMAS TREE ‘LAMPS fs IRON CHRISTMAS FENCE NO. 4 “HOME™ NTT CRACKER et a om Ter seft-shelDed umts. - r — - ee a3 - with 1 domen blades & Lecemetivre. Ter- ..... ( sach ane Cireuixr Track $1.29 >oid-P ated ey “rr; ton * Tk > MEWS HIGH-CRADS 4ACERERNIVES meets fit hed. Snes “act ther Pocket Knives priveé ap -o $20.00 PE. ARL -HANDLE PENEKNIVES ad . aoe alk WANBATT AS — 400 20K COOGAN zEmD Sel TA—~ - Cemnlet with 1 “im and 8 g.ass sces Special price. ... Se “ee 8 ee e+ oe eee = Se ee of Ciab Pten Disciceed. —« N.Y. TT LOLOL } ia Dee. 11 — 10° ALMOND BAR “The finest Milk Chocolate i in the Werld” »\ Nit, , | “4 Habit hte, | » : oe " va be iy trig Rita, Pe” ae ty nd / a CEU LE ar Hk

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WEDNESD i? DECEMBER iz ies MODEL HORIZONTAL, STEAM ENGINE REAL. ““ ESTATE ANT 9T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Yoon nnn MARKETS- RIS} ee) ERECTOR s iratiar CONSTRUOTION Year after year guests from MILWAUKEE ' tion From Administration FOURTH NEAR OLIVE {| . AUCTIONEERS Plane Company A most popular Engine with bo ‘ Sx10 inches. Diame- YS. Bizg ter boiler, 3. inches. a : Balance wheel, 4% 4 . . inches ie ci *f ctual ae —————————————————— = | . Sieain- Bee. 75 Y + ~ - , = "PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1923. PAGES 21—36 - i Every toy - — ail : M2 eaegyierwg =. of Club Plan Disclosed. (Failure of a plan to convert “Idle N 22 | west v | thy and help ia sper neg gi the Associated Press. | eur” the O vai Dal Fe Sele | North RED ooo one sne ss oR® 0 Wiscsnske ttt toot eeeeode 16| grant women equal representation of the Imperial Diet, which con | Pow ers for nyo _— nan toe A cl pyt . | _, ™ a ale estate of Har CY eee etabateney ce 48! Wyoming ..........: 9 *¢ | with the men on the National Com- | vened yesterday, passed resolutions |“he chaos and priva 3 te ee | RIVERHEAD, N .Y., Dec. 12—/old S. Vanderbilt, into a luxurious | CG oS dh dns oaks ORKS 233 20 | Alaska . 2... .. 2.2... Wiican’ ~ | mittee today expressing thanks to foreigt rom the earthquake. 3 tum. ‘itee- aa jcountry club is disclosed in a suit | | Penneyivania 2222222222212278 ieee ee Stee 5 | a 3 ular price j ay: | brought by Vanderbilt against Idle Rhode Island Pe utek ab cee ee $1 19 nilippines et I is Be er 2 2 | : _ - P $10.00. if «6 § ‘Hour, Inc. Mr. Vanderbilt said he Somth tellin & ol ae Sec e rcs where eamey : 2; Japag’s Dict Expresses Thanks. | 99 : Price, $8.50 : a ¢ a & 2 z jcontracted to sell the 771-acre es- Nae pags deabtbaes eeuabteee, © o3| the Be de Selah nr Pg. nena nae ” aaeeied houses | 46 SAV a 2 O oa . 4 Cc E AY T c, each. , sa &€ tate for $450,000 but only $50,000 Utah f qeette eas: "8 | as decided to . 12. | - Parcel post welght, 7 pounds * Ff w id Suen eo ee ee R | —_$— . Seventh and Olive Streets ; N 204 N. ogether any boy can bulld ma Darts estor y Oo Th 204 . panical models’ Prices alld. Taany” ange ursday, December 13th, 10:30 A. M. | 12th St. 12th St. 1, $2, $3, $5, $8.50, gitge mittee Without Opposi- BUXTON £ SKINNER BEN J SELKIRK g SONS | aia Between Bann ac tina a. Olive &£ Pine Oth : 8a gether any boy can buil hanical models. . to above; by fitting these Priced as follows: $1.00, $3.00, $5.00, $12.00 pape epee ee I . ° —— 2 ee = ove BOXING GLOVES or Boys—tan ive Canvas palms, (rset of oves . ith wire es. i = 2 a fo ‘ many me- St. Louis return regularly to the Astor. ue ALMOND BAR 1 | “The finest By OURTIS A. BETTS, _A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Com-| plete reversal of position by ad-| ‘ministration forces in the Repub- 'lican National Committee today re- | convention. The action opens the | stored the old plan for large repre- | sentation by Southern states in the | a Parcel post weight, 2 pounds. | | way for a bitter fight between the | ‘Coolidge and Johnson forces for| They : have learned by UPRIGHT oF Milk C sie pleasant experi- ENGINES * @ ivi hocola ence that “to stay F The Netie mi ok _= in the World” at the Astor is to tH Ze rine is a real worlk. live in New York.” ; chest. whit, “am Cle taswnistle, whe F. A. MUSCHENHEIM ; tle valve; made of 2 polished sheet brags; a 1 : it exhausts steam | through the ke- Stack; height 10 in. | Every engine {s thor- 5 OCughiy tested bs By oes & TT. each price, OF 48 a soe ° . a a ie . $2.98 CHILDREN’S AUTOS 1 of Our Toy Autos Are At Finished and Moderately Priced. Special price OTHER AUTOS FROM $9.50 to $35.00 colored leather stuffed bac with hair. wheels end rubber in the New BUICK POST-CARD MACHINES r showing postcards, their natural colors. $3.95, $7.50, $10, $15 A Gift for Every Day Year—a for Christmas drawings, ete., AGIO ive adfustable lens. and ». 1 lamp, and 1 dozen ass slides showing 50 iried pictures. rice, this sale, mplete— $1.49 MOVIEGRAPH ‘ r moving pictures operated with ele > lamp. 89, $7, $11.89, $18.50 Your *ea? “er Neighborhood : the control of the South. On instructions from the last na- tional convention, a subcommittee several months ago worked out a new plan of apportionment, which | would deprive the Southern states, which cast only a few Republican | 'yotes, of the disproportionate rep-| resentation which they have had in | a previous conventions and which has ‘been the cause of repeated political | ‘scandals within the party. | success of the administration forces in 1912 in capturing the Southern | ' ' ' delegates for Taft had much to do with the Roosevet revolt and the Progressive party movement. » South’s Representation Restored. | | | | LANTERNS Special — Sevier Prices as follows: IVING mplete with 1 film and 8 ss slides. PIOTURD MACHINES $1.89 Special price.... “PREMO” CAMERAS » 2 FOLDING PREMO OX “PREM 2, Special, « ~ Spectal aches es Can [BALL GAMBP hi bnene ctecoenel TBALL . GAME wd eebeaagceéooe scene GAME ar [UMPTY-DUMPTY CIROUS ce set, $2.25 $2.45 ce set, 85 Sane AUTO LUNCH TRUNKS ade of the material. OR KITS $4.00 OTHER SOCCER BALLS $6.00 $8.00 SOCCER FOOTBALLS bbied leather, Aan ye lined; comr- ber Parcel post weight, 1 pound. ; d py Melby wed rehiS Tic re > , 4 *-4 : an A od Pag ree ey ere. Ps ti eae gee td Be cea tiie i PRL airy oh . ox i * 5 ap bal Be Decline ai ae Ea SHS eee aS tig a gS The” ries yin 2 Bs “api hPa eae g Fa Mae ii ae eR Sap cp aa ate ie aa ‘ ci Sot Sas 3 ateee , cote wy, Lee eos. Gees * RAT a i se “ay the ‘, a% * ‘ : y 2 : . RUGBY FOOTBALLS lation size, dark tan. » @ach . Others, $1.75, $4.25, $6.00 $1.50 BASKET BALLS » tan leather: bladder, eee good, strong lscing Price, POOL TABLES . short feet 2 inches ) inches, ? Inches. “eeevreeneere short feet with heavy rubber feet ‘weizht. 1 pound » 2 “4 (stig tS Rs ee eH 7 5 3 faba ae ae Tia i.” ORY Sea wr Se Seria os Pio ee ate ms,” Pt ea ike » rt SB ose S ‘THE OVERCOATS Beautiful new plaid-back and two-tone woolens! pepper tweeds and velours! Beautifully tailored —all seeeeee ee ah lL ee. ee Se oe ee. Oe.) lt Re VE eee. kate iis: oerteetgres ee oe" oatet ooeee rerere o* peeeree, ste) eeteee seer wen eeeee This carefully planned event is a fitting climax to the most suc- cessful year in our history. Fortunate cash purchases of several manufacturers’ stocks enable us to offer an unusually large as- sortment of superb garments for men, young men and boys at one-half the intended retail price. Coming just before Christmas this is welcome news indecd to the thousands of people who will buy clothing for their own Christmas or for presenta. Come Thursday and investigate. | JOVERCOATS « SUITS| FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN CRORE? |S da) May, Va eA) 2 triste |there being many which do not} | | | — To give added representation to the portions of the country where The | the Republican vote is large, and | to reduce the representation in the districts where the vote is small, the subcommittee adopted a reso- lution providing there should be one delegate for each congressional district casting 2500 votes and an additional delegate for each district casting 10,000 or | more Republican votes. This | would have deprived many South- ern districts of representation, | have 2500 Republican voters. At an informal conference of adminis- tration forces within the National Committee yesterday it was agreed that the report of the subcommit- tee should be adopted. There was an over-night change, however, and this morning, when Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania offered an amendment restoring the Southern representation there was an almost unantmous vote for it. The word had been passed along that it was satisfactory to the Coolidge supporters. As amended, the resolution gives the Southern States the same rep- resentation they had in 1920 and also gives to each State which was carried by Harding three addition- al delegates. Fight For Control of Sonth. The action presages a fight for Southern delegates between C. Bascom Slemp, the president's sec- retary, who formerly was a con- gressman from Virginia, and Frank Hitchcock, manager for Senator Johnson. With only a handful of delegates, the South would not be worth fighting for, but with many it will be. Hitchcock handled the Southern states for Taft in 1912 and made a very com- plete job of it. The new apportionment means 1110 delegates in the convention. There were 984 in 1920. Senator Howell warned-the com- mittee that its action would be “lighting the train that may lead to a powder mill.”” The reform of the Southern representation had been attempted for twenty years, Senator Howell said, and the pro- posal to upset the reapportionment was backward, he declared. Convention in Cleveland. ~ The committee today also for- | mally selected Cleveland as date of the convention as June 10. The vote was: Cleveland, 39; San Francisco, 10; Des Moines, 1. ter, on motion of Committeeman Crocker of California, the selection | of Cleveland was made unanimous. | The selection of Cleveland was decided on by party leaders Satur- | | day after William M. Butler, man- | ager of the Coolidge candidacy, had . insisted that the convention should | not be in Chicago because of the | Hearst and Johnson gire that Cleveland be chosen. Convention Roll by States. The 1924 convention roll, as car- ried in the official call adopted to- day, compares with the 1920 roll as follows: , 1924 ©1920/ ff Re nen og OO a COR 16 14 a ine a a's chee i) 6 tt E.. .. Sedu ebee lk 66044 14 13 ee ek oe ae oe a 29 26 | ED pone dé eeeerceanséeees 15 12 Cammectiemst ..ccecsccvercess 1% 14) DO oes wecdeescngs ses 2) 6 ante adane os hsecas 10 8 i MU doen diag dbecceer css 18 1718 aho eee a6 @eeeeeeeve eer eevee 1 7 | i TiimolW .cicccccccesecseess l & i} mdian@® ..--ss+% peececceces 83 2 i OWS .sseree ereeereteeeeees +4 -0 ff Kansas “ee eeeeneeeeeeenerneeee o~ 20 | ty) Kentucky esteeeeeseeceosevee 24 26 i] Louisian® ....eecesseseeses 13 2 if ne. sesevesevescseserd Fs Maryland . eevee eere eeeree : Massachusetts “eer eeeeeee ¢ Michigan «....-+ss«s ceseee 2 Minnesota eeeeee eae eevee 7 Missies! ppl eee ee eeneeveeeeeree 2 1 Miseour @ereeereeeeere ’ ] mMiO@Mag ««+++* geereeeeerare Nebraska ee @a#eeee#kske*errte ‘ : New RETR *ee © eo fe >. om Wrew VeorBev ...c0s cece ecnee 4 New Mexico «...-+++-+. ve we ys 8 & OS 4 BES FAO BR Bi the | 1924 convention city and fixed the. influences | | there, and had expressed the de- Republican | ’ | | | | | | A Special Purchase and Sale of One Thousand Hand-Tailored Overcoats which should retail today at : Reductions Ranging From $11.00 to $26.00 on Each Overcoat = Fine Qualities-Undervalued Every coat in this sale is of exceptional quality—the former values are conserv- atively stated—many are worth a great deal more! \ The Models— Included are distinctively styled young men’s straight back coats in single and double breasteds—big burly ulsters and smart ulsterettes—most of these coats. are satin lined. A ombination of Style, Quality Woolens and Workmanship found Only in the Finest Coats others. many others. Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth - Ba * $50.00, $55.00, $60.00 and $65. in one group at ? Handsome Plaid-Back Fabrics— Fine Hand Workmanship The Patterns— Beautiful coatsin rich browns, tans, grays, blue grays, heathers, overplaids and many The Fabrics— | Long-wearing fabrics—woolens known for their richness and beauty—imported and domestic—kerseys, Whitney weaves, chinchillas, Irish friezes, tweeds, O’Brien cloths, Hochman weaves, diagonals and erent Oe Oe ee ere oe. SNE OE IIE AO AN NS ee ae, te ty vid : ~~ & L8eeeaetea * * at ee 4 DT \ceh dems |

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22 ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH » Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circa ee =; Be 5 SANS WAR VETERANS c-'e"s Dox — = . —— Saicide “(Christmas Rife. By the Associated Press ie 2 NEW ee en Snied tailor. mst Tgr pec % mas presen ' : . me mee a ee ae eee’ aa © - as Le ae ~ - . 4 ind > - ual Ivec . . ‘e? a, a 86 4 - —s : es . neat : A Lares ie = & oo . : .* cy P -2s .2 ~ = " : | =) ch ~ Men’s All-Wool wa takes to his home af « waa i |__| BEST FOR CHAUFFEURS, Tay Che best Gift in Jantar Pach! Ati ae Li LR RARE AN. Sine Re tries ¥ F ol 53 ties tity eh spas & a sain oi 3 own \ pie ‘ MEP RATOR. pO Hg ERIE -EF pi iemepeion ‘ #*S ea ¥ ¥ 7 ee ee here ™” = >_> Se; 7 a _ Se many a bitterly cold day when a Muffler of the caressing warmth cf ome of these is little — to “F a aaa a Sal ae es °-g ~ oe | a ee WVU a et abe ae tae Vk teh aml ame whet aes ae ek ae Lael kb ete oie fartion and 15°0-r: tute ard tes timeotjais THIS Bence tar Gt AEANTEF City and Atlanta ‘rst ereutn Tikes Ah 7h. : Cle : = wese sey *- — The Cinisiae GREBE mong on a at A. H. GREBE & CO. ii NZ h AWWA y Vi 27. oes as = = J = a P7239 OLIVE os war 2 + > _— - - " - ¢ na * ™ > . “2 Just the thing ft hris Tas. [or years : Teel. = 3 ss siy 3 ce - ~erurt posta ce yy aac! the nage meee Here ss an _astrument whose beserv adds charm oe any room. Ther on WErot catemet Las Comparten tor a! necesserw bettrrics. As&® wour Desier. —“. A 4. GRESE & CO. inc, Richmond Hl, N_Y. Sinite es tories

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WEDKESD AY mm DECEMBER 13, iese ad ~ é Este - — -_-—= So ae oe ee - 00 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ee a te OG curren —— . ATA The “Nulite” Lamp} kl | , he Min boigs A — only $8.50 jax cal We ge, CLAIMVICTORY ON CLOT Ee s A a Bion 0 coll 10 clog up. 400 CHRISTMAS = é “= @ power. | | > {AUFFEU Bek Sw. & VERA (RII7 BORDER ALL OUTSIDE Weer | 12 Sen Ose igi | STATIONERY Vv | 2 j] “ . §ir Stove and Range Oil Burners, } pestin€ —_ -~ - Ba, | SS sat Rw oo ow ~ i i PROFITABLE | VEST ee rcns Se cephalad a BUXTON ESKINNER Announcement Also Says Ss Fp DISPATCH WANTS. FOURTH NEAR OLIVE rel ES ¢ Corduroy, dheep .« st = — overnment of State o glove-leather gs] © eves, shawl collar, wristlets; | | if | Ui) Uy 7 | Colima Has Been Over- ony re Oo tonne, i Y see Thrown, ~ $ a 4 lf a | , By the Associated Press. 5 95 2 Whi: | | VERA CRUZ, Dec. 13.—Revolu- = | | My MY ; , tionary headquarters here an- | 8 & yy ' ily Y ; | mounees that rebel forces under 4) Y/ " /command of Gen. Silviano Garcia n Coats $9 9 2 oy fi, Too cold outdoors |have defeated and dispersed the | ast a Mut OZ, = a.) The Season’s Greatest 2 2. La”, ta AVE Seo” o DW Lie, all around too hot indoors | loyal troops which were defending D YRS Coatotolapan, a town on the bor- YY), 9 YY Cold freezes food. Heat | der of the states of Vera Cruz and | ALL-LEATHER \4 ia spoils food. Twin evils Puebla. .Jose Maria Sanchez, for- oth Values Here are a group of Wrist Watchee—represented by the three featured here—that are in- disputably the greatest values of - fered. An amazing variety of de- signs with the _ Bomar 17-Jewe! “Helbros’’ Movement. And you can Nee UY YI yf UL YY | with he Obregon forces will take . ~d “white 2 |_|) VS ii 7) 4 VP Ate | place. . center and a smalier LEA HER | hee .£ G) YL 4°. Yp UNY & | “Coast towns in Michqacan have | B) va eee % S Baus e- yy a, | recognized the revolutionary move- hag ££ tee sid ? / REO; 'at the head ef the Obregon forces, a, a A, De a, Oe ee ee ee a ee ee 2 4 > jy —— ‘ —= Se G) ; ~ Blue Sapphire E % ; “% : _ment. Several squadrons belonging es. H L Ss i. ae if GHAK? | to the Sixty-fifth Federal Regi- Many other designe aleo priced $100 Cerdurey Itned. Fine feos a $8: ; . ae f Ue . Y ot Y ment, which were in garrison at Just Pay $1.00 Down. ’ : ee eS ee outside in Dilzsard weath- 'Coalooman, have joined the revolt, , as have the forces tn Agulllia.” er. Special at — ition war | Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel Cas- S$ +A | tito has taken charge of the Gov- o> ses ernment of Colima, the commun- 2 | es + oF ge : Better 'ique asserts. ‘ \ : . _ ’ ‘oo i eee | Persons ‘reaching Esperanza, Pu- . ce on .ebla, from Mexico City, brought | @ SEF i ; — ? NG ' tf Pi: ‘word of President Obregon’s de- § \e\ & es y uy , , ey a O ee parture from the capital vesterday | , K2\ Fy. Dik sg ~~ = | | oS ae . | morning, ostensibly to review | SAA “e Whi Go d S ORES a ae yee oe troops at Queretaro, but it is be- + ey Handsome State of Vera Cruz has informed all \ \¥ > | Py O | corporations in the §$tate that the | : del h cS a ) f) : \¥ 3 A choice of various models, eac | “= ee $200 $15 7% distinctively designed and beau- : tifully engraved. 16-Jewel Hel- nite Diamond BR bros Movement; guaranteed ac- with s beautiful Biue J/ Gifte are not crate timekeepers. If you White d | tr apd two smaller Solid shown in this seek a really pretty Watch Bine White Diamonds advertisement. 0} on the sides. ge e-Not pattern, pe for a Christmas “Gift at 2 Take = Months ee Diamond | Come wil very REASONABLE PRICE t , ter, ee eh aie ‘Take 15 Months t» Pa; C come to Aronberg’s. Open = a charge actount and take a yeer to pay. — |revolutionary regime recognizes Percolator _their rights. Although the Judges of the State had been suspended, | the provisional government has no- | tified them to retain office in order | that the administration of justice might not be impeded. | ANNING-BOWMAN percolators make A message from Gen. Angel ‘ . ‘ Flores, e presidential candidate, | coffee in less time and insure that your announces his adhesion to the rebel coffee will always be better. movement and says he is moving | | _his troops in Qjnaloa to assist Gen. | They are also so handsomely designed and Estrada in the latter's advance on . _- beautifully finished that they add a charming | Mexico City. Op eC rr Eve Y U Ev o nr art | he ww Be haw > ol ‘ > \ & ° 2 wun » \ 4 . . a Z Bl Whi Di d \ \ ; f a | Signet Ring i . amon NF .a e IWIN . 7 | The most pepular Christmas | Hi Ve. T. - 16 Jewel adjusted He)- 17 Jewel sdjusted Hel- 1 ua ity are OO ene mata ly capes sr gift for men white Die: | QO iigay pbire, fe co Rings i] tog Movement. Very, teed socuraten . . “es ; * ] 4th e-White , ~ al ; 3 . eccura ; } | Three employes of the Union| & beat we $1.00 Down ws White Gold. ff, very small design with . 2 | Bridge and Construction Co. were | — , } : ” wing ends—elaborately t ’ a rs a ae —._-s | drowned in the Missour! River here | GIES IS RTS Rk Ed POR — 3 : My engraved. A truly beau- th 6 a 6 . . ar a | yesterday when a tramway eave | wth “vy ov! 2: |: ‘ee ful wriet wate— SOLD BY _way while they were at work on | f Vij, suaranteed to keep 4 'the Lafayette-Ray County brid : li | . a. iv Take a Saar ee — e -Ray yr bridge. | © |/ ae > o pay. Ci [ / | - é The dead are: Taylor Gray of | a, 7 ) Wir aR yg $1.00 Down 0 Ors. : ge NION ELEC RIC LIGHT Shawnee, Mo., James Hendricks. | tt z AN are guré to make your : y* Sedalia, Mo., and! Lloyd Atwool of | _ - ? Lexington. DIAMOND om a | | WEDDING RING ay a Cet ety The Wat : . Six Years for Killing Wife. . = Lae” & OS... on a Le : “a | By the Associated Press. | $50 ¥; , ont AAS = or dependa- ST STS MOSCOW, Dec. 12.—After living | |8-K Solid White Gold, set with bility. 19 Jewel move- 12th and LOCU S with his wife for more than 50) SS . x Seven Blue-White Diamonds. _ c - ment, adjusted to 38 } Always an appropriate gift. i , ’ . R * vas gr eR + q = positions. Comes in a 20-year Dueber Gold 3530 ert Ivan Yashinkin, a rich peas- | $1.00 Down Soe Sa i et : “fl; re | Filled Case, elther plain or engraved. A 3220. CENTRAL | ant of the Tver Province, killed her | o , ‘ | because she refused to make him | Xmas Gift every man will more than ap- Divided Payments on Light Bills [an omelet. Yashinkin was sen- | statement that the Rivil officials at | | Tampico had been replaced by the | i om ay and that troops had been | e of 4 OWMAM 5 sins: vonseas onomen ™ ef

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SLt0us POST-UISPAICH The Daily POST-DiSPATCH «ion = - thed Wobse a¢ im>s bis own. whe had failed te retcrn a hris stmas “Gitts | METAL LATHERS DEMAND * c = * 2 "eet ) fa * : i ——— 2 owe oe seem expe cts? S34 = = + —_— > : oe . - -* tae bic zh 2 bE a ros . - >and ri: ize - AFTER APRIL 15 * = aeventiayans cheque ten aan reaming dl : : ing) = + = - i in aaa * = - > a a oe —— So te. , - —e - — as . al a wt SE ~ if a a : $15 4 DAY oh . ' or =f -> of telepbeores the missing s ance . en . . Distinction and baabiiakaiabin => | | ta | search of the Mater’s can end | bess came heme Thes Maj Hod- Nie: Siete he ot Ae oe : A Genuine Brunswick Console | . " We carry 208i medeic 274 ot! on » : : “ : . sy teTme— _ensete« 1 15. 2p. Headquarters for Christmas employers that the! casy terme—censeics S1ISSO ap em binetie=s fre=m whiirk oj, “=c “un “1 ‘ gems rent nap hice Ue oda ‘ee sige) SRS papa PARE YEH Sse. BP ree . oytt ‘oe estert vceqr Pewee irk say for metai i _— res 2 Lae j TAB “Oldese Exciusrve Srazswick WATCHES 22S °85: SR ie a Son. Magy), Be ee WOR Pg Re) cok She a ‘ Le Ware BAVARIAN meat T EXTRACT WIDENING AND OPENING Of 14TH ST. IS RECOMMENDED Gentiemazrz's go 4-f Watch ‘fS-rear case. 8 ERE a Eg cE Making It 80 Peet Wide Estimated tewel movemen't: tan¢some * 2 Wate —— to Cost $375.000 by City Pian engraveg silverized 2 - th fancy so : Commis9on. with smooth beck; th : ——— SS eae oe: Widening and cp model 4{ wTery $39. 00 . me z rok “es teenth street to ecceptadie 2 *. . es 2 erue Others From $:0.75 to $542.0¢ OLIVE AT NINTH C Seutheast (ermer men 4atcen a This protect is belier=4 necessarr It Costs No More fo Have 7 dis Mark - “2° "ae (eve tratSic CoE ges On CR r*e of Quality on Your Christmas Boxes mew South Twelfth strees which , now bas servers! sree* ca- ines ! BOOTHS—MT Sic —D OTEN LL A Mreta was safe at *ecme tedar afer s- The POST-DISPATCH is the err St. Lexis eventug mewepaper giring Associated Press news service nyt * Hi r u _—~ "am tn! -— 7 cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Electrical Christmas Gifts Are unlimited im character and appeal There is something for everybody in your whole fam- em nue hereto bs 3 ily, your assotiates, your list of friends. Electrica! Gifts are not expensive, and are fine and Row Per a. bet trenkinst quick ask fer beautifnl Th ey will ee to those for whom you so wisely select them. . OUARKER mm bal the tme ef co®ce — r jomger than sompie toasted Sead plump cats as regular Qwaker ore Galeomg. relied very & party cocked — sma™e- #akes ceek faster. that's tee eaivy oterence i that rare Ouaker favor. A’! the ter breaccasts without beo- THREE PU SDS ter . sategnd cntiiirenseiall of Detvileges. The of the season. Offered by the \ . Suggestions for Christmas Gifts. We have gathered into our Electrical Sh OOwToOoms 2 most corm- Z \ w= plete assortment of Christmas remembrances, every one of which will carry to someone the Gift of Service—the greatest gift of all JUST CHARGE THEM ON YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT IN DIVIDED PAYMENTS IF YOU — eRe UNION ELECTRIC iC Liga AND PowER (0 Er MAIN 3220

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/ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45.000 MORE C ity Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Tig WHUNESpa & ff +S wEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 199g 2 EMBER 12, 1923. = re} pe] > wm « Ens + ee , \ : = 7 SAFEST ff CHEAPEST AS SHOPPING EARLY; ror EE iF YOU HAD A NECK THE WAY DOWN TONSILINE SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT | 85e. and 60c. Hospital Size, $1. ALL DRUGGISTS te _— ADVERTISEMENT. than a Million Bars in Saint louis yearly Grocer Thankful : é TRY A 3)/n eng SRS BAVARIAN MA'T FXTRACT greener ene sm VEE DED xf YOUR DEALER’S “I had been sick nearly 20 years with stomach trouble and was slowly starving to death as everything I ate caused ter- | rible gas and pain and my food did net | digest. I was reduced to 115 poundg. A friend advised me to take Mayr's Wonderful Remedy about 4 months ago, which 1 did, and now weigh 151 Ibs., and can eat anything. I am very thanx- fu) for Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy.” St removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract, and allays the inflan- mation which causes practically a.l stomach, liver and intestinal ailmen‘s, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded at Wolif*- Wilson Drug Co., Judge & Doiph Drue Stores (3 stores), Enderle Drug Co. (5 drug stores), Brown-Cloughly, Johnson set hoes Drug Co. and druggists every- where. i. ’ _ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIALS! sal ee Hitlth pen, : , HOTPOINT ri FE cuectaic ino Ta hk a i , . ' } ; | ei : a (1H ; iF nM] ] 3 > ' ’ Sm Electric Stove » ay toasting and cook- ; regular $2.50 val- . Hand-decorated shade; ivory and bronze base; regular $8 50 vaine; complete . SPECTIA,1 ! Empire Electric $3.00 BOUDOIR CAmvheseee Percolator ,ed colors; spe 8-cup size; guar- l, anteed; complete; TABLE LAMP ‘star TOASTER |Turn-over style; reg- Se... $9.95 “Soe peal eeees 1 .49 tn SPECIAL! 60-watt Bulbs: each..... 2c | Tor 99:99 pat “i Will) Tt yeiisus ' } ELECTRIC IRON PLUG AND CORD—Fits any Iron; 61.275 value. ......... 75c h My, Mh ber case; $1.25 value. sctric Portable Lamps \ . mbinatiens ef shades in eilk. * we er parchment, with «onde | SICOLOFF BROS, ELECTRIC FIXTURE CO. ee ee Man cree §=—6 711 N. Sixth St. 9) cet," . Dz Shr Oe OT ES aaah cee ae site metale—ell in endless | jety. Eee the magnificent — i shiight Specials! 2fell Flashlights; fi- 69c ELECTRIC CURLING IRON Guaranteed; regular $2.50 Spe- cially riced at 89c | : @(Cell Flashlights; nickel- | F. plated, mirror liens; | $1.50 89c 7 Flashlights; mirror 7 SEITE I TS EE EEE SRS 4 : — $1.39 h Flashlights: mi-troer 1.75 AMERICAN~ BEAUTY ELECTRIC IRON 6 Ibs.; complete; $7.50 Ps wk see . Ne ee es an ets oe oe os hee ee eo eee tee eee Marriage Licenses AS LONG ae r ; SORE TSROAT Au|* oe _leo McAdams—Agnes Wroblewska. Harry Zintel—Regina Borak. John Green—Mrs. Katie (. Boston. George W. Watts—Mrs. Eva C. Bailey. Charies Lewis—Mrs. Henrietta Wilson. Sam Badalimento—Dorothy Bommarito. Roy Lioyd, Belleville, I1]1.—Cornelia Wern- Maxwell McBee, Granite City, Il.—Grace Victor C. Elliott, St. Louls—Viola Mc- Connell, Taylorville, Tl. George T. Augustine, Centaur—Rose Mc- Roy Battoe, Lebanon, M)l.—Bernetta . and 8. Porter, 2307 . and M. Maxeiner. 41fi3 Peck. A. . L. and 8. Forshee, 7300 Michican DAMA SZPHOMONONL PP Resp so UNO NP OS PEP ASP MRA Ons aOOROM RY ’ Greiner. 66, 4241 N. 21st. Anna Buloch. 52,. 5668 Schiller pl. S. Popp, 61, 3405 Kosciusko. . Beck, 68. 3400 S. Grand. H, Tvier. 51, 4214 Cote Brilliante. Angelina Lansing. ®7. 4716 Varreilman. Gussie Cook. 33, 2306 Eugenia. Emma Wheeldon. 76, 3751 Finney. R. Foster, 6 months, 4438A Forest Park . Stewart, 73, PS ie Sarah Alberts, 47. 2 E'izabeth Cooney. 70. 4208A N. Grand. Marv Fricker, 8&0. 5°OO Alaska. J. Kane. 54. 2856A North Union. . Rohlfing, 75. 63)3 Ouida Maggie Dillon, 54, 226 North Newstead. Bridget Fahey, 51, 2209 Hebert. Oaroline Walsh. 65. S525A McKean. J. M. McGuire. 43. 5308 Blow. dna Davis. 21. 2725 South Tenth. second. Minnie Valentine. ae 2642 Adams. ee) oe F. Millman. 35. 32961 Blair. aggie Johnson. 59. 1230 Spruce. } Births Recorded i Burial Permits : MARRIAGE LICENSES. | ' } li, Belleville, I11. Smallie,” Madison, 1)! Kinnon, Centaur. Lebanon, Il). bert Lee Rudd. Cincinnati, O.—Olgo Anna Krieger, Affton. Mo. BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS. and M. Gray, 21S Palm. end L. Williains, 2720 Papin. " Fine. and F¥ Cure, 5623 Cabanne. - R. andjB. Millner, 1478 Clara. . A. and VM. Ycuung,. 14)2 Rowan. ‘ end G. Reaward. 1349 Letfingwell. C. and D. Sax, St. Louis County. N. and L Finley, 4511 Laclede. and E. Severs, 1741] North Thirteenth. end E. Probst. 63 Aberdeen. . and L. Toensfeldt, 5423 Cabanne. C. and M. Gleeson, 758 Goodfellow. and M. Stelmachowicz, 327 E. 8tein. nnd Strutman, 8119 Pennsylvania. and H. Brown. 2519 N. Biair. S and FE. Hallriann, 3522 Louisiana. J. and I. «iblin, 43428 Evane. ™W. and A. Shunshine. 1201 Dtfllen. end L. Niemoeller, 8429 Hall's Ferry. GIRLS. and M. Pratt, 4459 Cozens. and G. Morehead, 1709 Edwards. and M. Jarmon, 3305 Hickory. A. and O. Baumann, 4537 North Market. W. and M. Goff. 2508 Bellevue. T. and V. Hoffman, 5564 Vernon. I. and E. unt, 1396A Montclair. T. and H. Diebels, 4421 Pershing. and M. Rivas, 3959A North Market. and C. Hahn, 7116 —, and N. Lies, 1606 Franklin. and C. McCarter, 3420 N. 14th, J. and M. Moeche!l. 2825 Henrietta. end T. Cruse, 5465 Robin. D. and M. Tucker, 2816 Sheridan. E. and M. Kilmer, 3815 Cottage. and G. Sukmeyer, 3952A S. Broadway. M. and V. Berkson, 2918A Arlington. F. and E. Thomas, 6164 Pershing. and M. Lamacckia, 1602 N. Oth. A. and M. Judlin, 4213 Natural Bridge. G. and A. Sullivan, 2008 Russell. and G. Reichmann, 1801A Coleman. and H. Horvat, 3745A Iaclede. A. and 8S. Watkins. 1926 Montgomery. A. and C. Engle, 3716 Illinois. BURIAL PERMITTS. PD. Thompson, 67, 4109 N. Grand. vtenschiager, 80. 4029 Schiller pl. month, 1923 Madison ; 2731 &. Broadway. rine Costello. 74, 2504 Bacon. fassett. 65, 1727 N. Union. = y 1 S. Broadwey. ©’ Vandeventer pil. 4 flatin um, pierced and mi!! rained; grace- ul pear shape. gold pin stem, ” $100 $2.50 a Week rable Diamond-set Jewelry, Watches, Wrist Watches, Pearis, etc., are the finest we ent years, comprising ail the new styles in Solid White, Green or, Natural Gold, and » A selection from our store confers the greatest compliment. We carry a complete Vanity Cases, Clocks, Toilet Articles in sets and single pieces, etc., for the Cash Buyer as hours. For the convenience of those who are occupied during the day our stores are open every night Don’t delay, come in at once. Our IMMENSE BUYING POWER for our chain of stores in leading cities and our Large Mail Order House insures you prices that defy competition. Terms to suit your convenience. YOU CAN COMPLETE YOUR LIST OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS WITHGUT LEAVING OUR STORE AND OHARGED IN ONE ACCOUNT. WE HAVE SOMETHING APPROPRIATE FOR EVERYONE. en WU Rectangular Wrist Watch. Bolld 18-k. 14-k. white gold case. artistically hand mas white gold trimmed with Platinum. Set engraved. Fitted with a dependable 16- ful Christ Gift...... with 4 brilliant Blue-White, perfect-cut Jewel adjusted lever movement with sec- Remember Our ; New Location 717 Olive St. OFTIS BROS.&CO. issé . cad d de Quality Gems, denoting the quality of your love. Every Diamond guaranteed. No matter what you desire for a Christmas Present, whether an inexpensive article or the most ex- platinum jewelry, it can be purchased from us on practically your own terms. We urge all who can do Diamond-Set The “Capitol” Diamond Ring Platinum ' a Dinner Ring Finest Quality Indestructible Pearl Necklaces Beads are perfectly matched and grad- uated; have the color and luster of genuine Oriental Pearls. Guaranteed to Three gorgeous, brilliant. Biue-White, “Wp ‘ erfect-cut Diamonds in center with 1% retain their luster. Necklace is 18 A be om Blue-White, perfect-cut Dia- inches long, with solid gold $10 monds and 4 Sapphires surrounding. a Fe ate Solid Platinum, BROTOED occceccetess 86 ees ben TERMS: 50 Cents a Week TERMS: $5.50 A WEEK Others Up to $125 Other exquisite Diamond Dinner Rings at $160 and up. oven Diamond. ithe ring is Seti White Gold, octagon : > ene eo 203 4 + © xs 2 white, perfect \ Wrist Watches—Special for Christmas Presents in cut. 7.50 $1.00 A Week White Gold and Platinum—Dia- Extra small rectangular Wrist Watch: 4 mond-set. Cushion shape Bracelet Watch. Solid wibben aR 1% BK, owels. Sun TERMS: $1.00 A WEEK « vy! 2 Diamonds and 4 square Sapphires, 15- ond hand. Fancy silver dial. Grosgrain . Jewel lever movement. Solid I1S-k. silk ribbon wrist band: solid 14-k. white Watch, Chain and White Gold adjustabiec $85 00 gold adjustabie clasp. Also a i: clasp: Very handsome...... ® octagon and tonneau thape a Knife Set : TERMS, $2.00 A WEER TERMS: $250 A MONTH & SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Articles listed and priced below can also be had at other prices—to suit your requirements. All are exceptional valuc. ee aa aw Diamond Rings, fancy mountings, $15.00 Cameo Rings .........-ss+se+s 8 5.00 Diamond Rin Loftis 7-Diamond Cameo Rings, 2 Diamonds....... 25 00 Solitaire Wate 6 cucn ce ddeas 75.00 gnort Sean Wibsmiaiaehe hc 860 Diamond La Valileres.......--- 15.00 inet Miler: ik ee ed 25.60 Diamond Bar Screws......-«++-» 50 00 Mosh Bags, Whiting nets 18.60 Diamond Bar Pins........-++++. 40.00 Unetincteiee 2. Os ccc eo 3.76 Miamond-set Cameo Rings....... 15.00 Camnsette Cassa, Gcb6 Niliehci ss. Platinum Dinner Rings, Diamoné- 5 eo Citarette Cases, Seettitie 4 xo , aaa amt .c+motaceunseeewere — 3 , aan a ee eee aan Birth Stone Rings. Diamond set.. . tines! ee So ae Wedding Rings. Solid White or Green Gold .....-e-eseecueee oe Siiver Plated Table Ware. 26 Watch Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Fancy Pigtinum, Diamond set ~ian Bio 33; an ore? BEY . Castes. 31 68 — ca P a aaa ladies oc Bilver Plated Coffee Sets... ....28.60 ey bran 7 ine ms honeaaeee 10.00 Silver Plated Tea Sets......«..+. 25 00 Emblem Charms (All Orders).... 5.00 Sugar and Creamer.......«-«++-. & 00 Emblem Buttghs ......-+ -«-«++> 5 Water Pucker . 2 ues e oa seeess 14.00 Embiem Rings, Diamond-set..... 25.00 a tee nae i. ane -_ no) oan, Signet Rings, Diamond-set....... 12.00 Salad Set. Fork and Spoon...... 4.58 et Rings. Diamond-set Cole | Weeee BGs os cbs oeeeoese ry witty WREREONS 2. toes vecscevies 5.00 Butter Spreaders, 6 dotem..... . Diamond and . Sapphire Rings..... fo ane Se mens Pvscadetavees 3 t Jn ee © Me a ee dae ” em ae. Diamond-set Clasp. . 10.00 Vegetable Dish, dowble........«.«- 15 Diamond-set Cuff Links......... 060 Tollet ® sma 640d nbd bne eee e : ‘Braceleta—White Gold, Fiexibie. Mantoure. f - * Bites apace? sss Diamond-set ... 15+ ieee eneee 75.00 Watch Chains. A. sighted Beit Buckles. Gold We. aa csene 2 33 eS _. Gold ah SEK: : Relt Buckies Sterling sie Sah atthe ad — Se Bi we 68 seb ees me pe epee peur tee 21.09 Pen and Pencil Sets, boxed, Gold ; oo Fancy Stone-set Rings.....----- . a errr re 000 12-Jewel Eizin movement. ....., / Cre@p Terms: 6100 « Week Is Open Every Evening Until Christmas Phone Bell, Main 97 or 1086 and Our Saleeman Will Call, Bringing Such Goods as You Wish to See. ' Call of write for Ilustrated Catalog No. 906° Mail Orders Filled Prompdly. [ff 54 The Old Reliable, Original Diamond and Watch iii Credit House—Largest in the World Fl Remember Our New Location ait 717 OLIVE ST. ° ans gt ie * ; ssi Sih m2 Agate x at GPM | 7 Er } , 7 SbF > a 7 ter Eo * ork ¥ a ak rege *® ae bs ae Mex Sed. ; Seif ee ee en. i “a J ) | ab of « ver Ize gicics * ie $a eet Spee ee De as % 3 ng eee Tex cee 4 ih aes ee Dey kup buat : 7 BBs

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _0US FPOST-DISPATCH ‘No Corns NW AENGIDE 16 CYCLESTNEWYEARSEVE! & + WuRUIZER ====35 $3500 ~ "$27.50 Open Pe. “Bmertainment to Suit the Yoy ~y “3 FORU. S. URGED BY wre nse nee bom, oud | |Unheard-of Christmas Of Make Early Reservations az cote eS Las ol Kimg’s Highway and Washingten eer ar ae | 300 Player-Pianos at $337 comes oct se me ; i . - i 100 Grand Pianos at $413 ¥quid and m tir plasters. The Now in Fall Swing! Get Yours Early! ection ts the dion. 4 At your druggist | I n © To Investors Who Want These Grand: and Players will not last anywhere near up to Christmas. Go take “vantage « . absolutely less than wholesale. You help 399 others to take advantage Prices. which are Blue-jay | O99 others make i: possible for rou te enicy the same privilege. Rand andi sentios how tareniil sez to Do Better | ~ seerrtye OP a? ry AN, ey hit hd: “ m ay it PLAYER-PIANO OUT] 4 é 75 Investors who bought Miller First Mortgage Bonds a A - ULI Hs year ago have enjoyed these advantages all through 1923: | ao 5 a pee ope . ¥ _ . ——— - 2 ; > - ¢ - , ” * ae on ~ . Cyriees: meSeek* athiabme dana ae me doe sin starsat : sabes? ing , ; ‘ ERS Se ERASERS es Tabane | S° ott ey seeser Pots: ) > > Wee us : “ : aor aici? mar : x , i : * a - ok , a ie 3 4 . (PES; a > oe 2 . , c adage ene sae ee 5 els ten eae rig? ye rs a ave a Seen ee ee ee Le 7 J iiss Mail seh nona.net gdh SoS lita ine “aca al Da dina cael ¥ bat ~~ iS : oe. ae, eos rite’ Parr oct waar Vitae St 3 en Ba Miners shina H “ par hiad ; meatal : : - “ ie pepe 7 x een! hea poe: Fie, ase telee a) ye win et , ay het ” a OS Me os toa Did 2 OER fa Wincott arey oS ee Sie : Sods ‘ by aia : 4 “ th, ‘i ° anes 7 . . ’ " | : re : Lt nC ic ayieail wen bi te Machinery Be Set Up for | hon d 30d = Settle- Interest up to 7%, paid promptly when due, or ays ee in advance if asked for; - Constantly increasing safety, because monthly pay- “Pape s Cold Sold Compound” the Amociated Press, ments have been made regularly to meet maturing bonds; =e “Breaks any Cold Right Ur : Se ae praetiom Freedom from anriety, because Miller Bonds do not = == : — 7 _ —— . | meralite : riz : ne — leg ace iH ) | | = : ; fluctuate in price. Take two tablets every three hours a — . i I) isa 7 DU 2s Lae cee - ba ; r ‘ " ' f 4 hy ‘a x _ Wat three doses are taken. The Srst Davis ef the Labo: part- |] If your own investment experiences in 1923 ti *“% Z = . = f= ¢ “@ese always gives relief. The second iti tine tithe sal reper . ¥ { , R = F Seed third doses completely break cp OS OS nines he ast fell short of this satisfactory record— | = anes re ‘ EA rs the eold. Pleasant and safe to take Bite i A RO - ’ sompl: se # — = “ ee ns teeneng.?s| cated methed of handling railway If you lost any money on securities— = | oms use ‘*Pape s Cold Compound.’” ~“* oneal | ; ferece, thirtyv-dve eats Draggese oor a ° 7 4 a ° Clesentee i. ministered under the Railr If you failed to average 7°, net income on your 5 2 borit money— her aneiinn ng ne ay: * tom ake It is extremely simple and easy to get the marimum aces returns in safety and satisfaction in 1924. Become an —— ? owner of Miller Bonds, which have demonstrated their Sa edcamenier th qualities, year after year. We will gladly furnish descrip- new “allen coce,” prov: iding | ection of immigrants abroad, for tive circulars and exp! tory | klet. “Cc e i excInsion of all nommaturalian die aliens. for the pen of unlaw- Investments.’ Call, telephone, or mail the coupon— vy. i | - —— ——— af 7 2 ae 4“? ph : - toda} i ; ) | $10 Per Month i ——— ~~. + — oe ie oe ee eo at 7 gare te qt lg LE a eatin es nt eagle ~ # — a = of tmmigrants, and -~ & ‘>e Work of ra’ - ~— ation ard mertcanizatiior | m A i $ . You mak of =o a L. MILLER. & COMPANY 9] asnsmsanenmeieennnnne eatin: Coan Incerperated if | cconige ae tat Es —_— 1 FREE Your old Piano or Phonograph So ae Pierce Building (Ground Floor) (jam 126 N. 4th St, St. Louis, Mo. i will be accepted as part payment. The Blue Box Assortment BBQ a. Sao -F . 29. Reseed, gag garam mages New York Philadciphia Pirtebersh Sufrale Atianta Memphis Kuexrville | " | This Player is the newest of the new! Tha new satin polidh mn. is Simply Delicious ge are Amer ao eames ae j wre: i . ma ila Togas i hogany in which the case is finished lends itself to the attractive . . £ 4 be thanktTu ict Oust : r tm Ask for them Federal Government must continze | No Investor Ever Lost a Dellar in Miller Bonds | design The latest Player devices and improvements make it ab- - emg ce eae erm mms eer eee if solutely up-to-the-minute musically. All Visibie metal trimmings Spt eetiinion end emuibeden: G. L. Miller & Co., Inc. " are brass pleted. An altogether beautiful imstrument. i Pierce Buikiing ! To secure this offer—a small payment down and $10 a month “Tis has been a great rear.” Udren. Th 2 a. >: ‘ *¢ 2 . : , ' +i iante® eanimeent- 2 , | 8 A a $6so Grand! A saving of te nels Sama rid b : | @ $2377 on the Piano alone—and you get nerican workman evrerrwhere is ia i. +e aun cmate dhempenphontiiiaieien |RU DOLPH WURLITZER |! he Seber Diperteet & com He built up a large business, and left an estate of millions 1006 OLIVE ST. manded br taw “to *mprore wort- L: =" ° ng conditions” of wage earners % 21S wiGow anc son. The Worlds Largest Music House East St. Louis Store, 309 Collinsville Av. Sut deciared that nothing ceuld de RR Re Ree — Ree Oe ee . i See —- “eee _ Ss" aser8 for pretecting from industrial ac- 8 position courteously and pamstakingiy, with the resuit char "ou chdents the men, wemen and chit -TAa — aTITo~ i Gadi te oon the beneScanes now realize how vaiuacie the trustee's service aepyyreocemirti: Ea ee von , — ; DR C. MATTHEW COR Rectal Spectaiist sen T would recommend that fhe has ool a then. ae - fevartmenrt be authorized te or- rman? Prenizegn, 7 t SD pees % rao pe | cuesinge onde eee Sundase 20 te 3 -! the ugh corr?! os ° . P. Seearea Dene eo Se vo ane ar Im your own case, it may be most advisable for you con a ile: tee cies: ee sider the appointment of this reliable Trust Company as Trustee “ident conditions re might hare the necessary facts e care for all or 2 part of the estate gu will leave. ‘pen whith to base an intelligent. g S ~~ + > t bed t =— = i H i i} \ A WONDERTUL LITTLE GRAND —Disti | by a tone Gam of vibrant depth and ric hness. It has an over- strung scale and 4 triple repeating action. The case design is classic im its grace and beauty. Open Evenings : i poet Qtr : Fy area ; iH tt / 1% x es Ls oa = i Pa +, . a ? 5 > , : st ® ; on I a a canoeciegee cassie danenpmncenngiinecgranet ee it ii —oo oe | eee | » x. | | $10 Per — ee | ‘ he > Pe 4 : The estate was wisely left im trust with a trust company. As ent legisintion except to investigate ff it turned out, the son, without £ ia. expemence but a report and recommenda Bren ir ‘his fleid. he added. department desire for | sarge d on Tmarv o that the officials are “hampered by lack of trustee sell certain sound imvestments and purchase securities petiic eatherty eat Wy Bmge of very high yieid but doubtful character. His ideas largely aperepriat [oR ‘in Shih Ghemectinn.” the vepert influenced his mother. centinved. “bere t# at rreeent ore watstanding need. That ts the need ‘The trust company refused to make the exchanges. It explained forme in that direction under pre=. poae | eee Des exil am person. we shail be gied -o soma someone to er <ou. ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST CO. BROADWAY AND LOCUST ASiiated with FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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. ST.LOUIS Pyst- -DISFATCH Fas ion The Daily POST- eh y DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci Sidiitiain than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED WEDNESD ia DECEMBER a = = “ ie aes to Memorial Fund. ~ /DR 2 a > A: eo ia cd erepa. peace, wre | DR. ADCOX INDICTED ms e has ade od ON BRIBERY CHARGE mas Offer) re Cg Result of Activities in Fraudu- norial Fund. & ast week testifies to the unr lent Medical Diploma Traffic. EE ee — oo Outlet Sale t $337 $413 urs Early! | Dr. Robert Adcox of 4414 Del- | mar boulevard, who was arrested | Oct. 15 in an investigation of traffic ‘in fraudulent medical diplomas and ‘high school credits for students ‘wishing to enter medical schools, \was indicted yesterday by the grand jury on a charge of bribery in this Christmas time will be happier if graced with mau- “ in a e home. © enadie you ft make ~ tune a age Lae have made huge reduction on all F used Pliayer- anos. Most of hese instruments ave come In many tnetances the Pianos alone. aré worth mere than these prices, te say nothing of the-excellient player actions in them You must act immediately if you would profit by § these very lew prices and easy terms, as: FIRST ED) PAYMENT GETS very fine homes, ON ALL USED 14, OFF PLAYER-PIANOS We list here but eight representative values of many more that we can offer you in this sweeping reduction sale of used Player-Pianos. for’ we will sell these truly re- markable valug very quickly. ristmas. 60 take advant — : = | , | connection. others to take advan “6° of the | m| | There was but one witness, B. H. id and "alae how bg ti oar real 3 _ = mi | Jolly, Superintendent of” Schools ’ : m) of St. Charles County, who had pre- _vibusly stated that he had sold Dr. | | Adcox high school certificates for |Pr-spective medical stucents who | did not have the necessary credits | ito enter a medical college. The maximum penalty for bribery ig seven years in the peni- tentlary. POLICE FIND WOUNDED YOUTH Walter Hoffman Says He was Shot by Passing Motorist. Policemen responding to a tele- roo OPENS AN ACCOUNT en > =. o _ — 7 i “a ee Emeralite tiful bench to wood of piano. Hoffman said he had been @riv- Buy Now—Pay as You Get Paid Save your ready cash for other needs. Buy the Clothes you need here, and pay a little each week. No inconven- ience. Strictly confidential. Ladies’ Fur-Trimmed C-0-A-T- 19" These beautiful Coats come in the very newest styles in velours, Bolivias, etc. They are fur trimmed and some are handsomely silk lined. Exceptional values. Terms to suit. Fur Coats $ Made of near seal, Coney, muskray, ete. All are well made and fully guaranteed for two years, Suits phone message visited the home of $245 Melville Olark Apollo . e265 Horras Player-Piano, plain Walter Hoffman, 18, of 8402 Blair lpn Player-Piano, plain mahog- oe oe case, excellent tone, easy to } an, 18, Pasties $183 75 any case, full 88-note player $198 75 “ae ms teneet cules = : = TS los sceot cats | $198.75 mse, ye on wet mam | sere ' 87 Monthly thro oO 87 Monthly Can y to om new. a fc LAMPS esos = = Beckman Player~- Piano, full 88-note la action, action, positively like new. $465 LESS “4 $348.75 $9 Monthly ; -, ing his automobile, accompanied by ene, = i a two girls, near Edwardsville early — _Deautiful | a Sunday, when a-tire olew out. He me ‘Oo Sale at Office Fufniture | wes beside the machine making re- Pe pairs when another automobile Department passed and several shots were fired from that machine, one of the bullets hitting him. Police are investigating. ’ Acolian Piayer-Piano, used slightly, latest fn every de- tafl, plain mahogany conse. $450 LESS % $337.50 88.00 Monthly Oabtnet beavtifa fi in fon ® to ho) library of rolls, Stroud Pianola Piano, plain mahogany, Metrostyle Themodist—in fact, all gen- uine Pianola features, like new throughout. e445 Geo. Steck Pianola Piano, Ess % plain mahogany, Metrostyle- $333.75 full 88-note Pianola atcion, 89 Monthly 4/l in perfect condition. $400 LESS %4 $367.50 810 Monthly NEW ALIEN CODE FOR U. S. URGED BY SECRETARY DAVIS | Continued Frem Preceding Page. gt Weber Pianola Piano, S565 LESS 4 plain case design, medium LESS “4 $371 25 tse, perfect condition, latest $425.75 912 Monthly Pianola action. $12 Monthly Wheelock Pianola Piano, figured dull mahogany case, could pass for new, original price $800. of sickness or unem. eo. Payment e cheer? rred, we employment | haunting the slums | ‘of our great cities, eking out | @ preoarious existence, undernour- | ished and sleeping in the cheap | lodging house. We might do well | 'to attempt something for their re- | | their season of imaree for iaeitclntad | | - = is over ee 7 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ®*ABOLIAN COMPANY o MISSOURI RE = oeerewnw on a nme ewer er we ew ew ei Gat. Soares Tatllored well trimmed model... nf Pertet twills ete. terms. Newest — Specially Priced at..... 95 = You are sure to be delighted fe Men’s and Young Men’s “AllWool these beautiful Dresses. They are made of Poiret twills, tricotineg, ious silk Furs for Christmas The Highest Standard of Excellence is Reflected in Our Unsurpassed Collection of ay “ of Dependable Quality sf COATS WRAPS JACQUETTES CHOKERS _ THROV’S SCARFS ‘Hef. It has been suggested that | means might be found to insure the | other industry when their ere of regular work has ended. | facts upon which to deal with this | problem properly. Here, too, I | R eal, | e% d ay th | gation..” . ea U Davis also recommended that the | his Lamp nity act be extended to Porto Rico, | Hawail and the Philippines, that | the Federal courts ser upa npagengrvese | | be Myr Ms “ive ve Nive = Nir Apr = orauve to the home 'and that greater funds be provided | than artistic lighting fix- for inquiry | tures. When selecting a into influences affecting women | lerap for seading, sewing | workers. yes should have first !@ws to prevent the entry of unde-| alread ‘sirable aliens, the Secretary de-| ‘utes could not be enforced success- | deserve protection rather fully until heavier penalties were | !an abuse. J cy behave | addition to deportation, those who . enter the country illegally be given when working with a- light that suits them. iyear or a fine of not more than Daylight is best because | .3 states after having once been’ eyes. That is why every made liable to imprisonment for | | Emeralite has a special ‘not more than two years or a ono / | | ee maw nee we ew eet I employment of these men in some | present we are without cae Bis would suggest a complete investi- | “benefits of the infancy and mater-_ OTHING is more dec- system for handling juvenile cases, 'the women’s bureau 3 working, however, the | In recommending more stringent | | clared the present prohibitive stat- | ’Eyes are priceless and authorized. He suggested that in| better and last longer a jail sentence of not more than a '$500. Any atien found in the Unit-. Nature made it right for | excluded, he suggested, should be |of not more than $1000. screen which changes or- | dinar sctric “T recommend the enactment of | : ‘ el ‘an alien code,’ said the Secretary, light into soft, “and suggest as the prime features | eye-saving of it, the following: daylite. | “Definite, clean-cut provisions as | Emeralites ate to citizenship, consistent with our | kind to the eyes | ‘laws on immigration and our na- | —good looking, tional destiny. | too. Every home “The exclusion, as permanent. needs one or more | -.cidents or immigrants, of all non- | of a | naturalizable aliens of all races. | civkesevles | ‘The requirement that aliens ad- | | mitted as exempts under our im-| | migration laws must maintain their | dedand | exempt status while hers, and) Look for ™ust when that status is lost eith- | ei guaran er qualify as immigrants under. if satisfaction. edaatviy, me our immigration laws, !f of the Pa admissible races and classes, or de- | Seid by department stores, office eap- part. $ and electrical dealers. Write for | $10 Per Month ie rated booklet showing over 50 “Selection of immigrants of the | . : =. Z, E R C O . e of Emerelites for every read ‘admissible races and qual'fied | fd and wring need ‘classes on the basis of our needs HK. G. McFADDIN | & COMPANY cone aeinmeapaeteesitimanectes aS - eer aeme rt ne Or 2 anraaea —< crepes, etc. All are attractivély trimmed. ; Sa osasenecase SOAS reg SS age as a nation and economically. | “Selection and inspection abroad | ‘sufficient to avoid the return to. ‘the land whence they cams of large numbers of prospective tin- 'migrants after they arrive at our) Bee these fine Overcoats for yourself. a are carefully tailored of fine all-wool materials and come in ulster style. Light and dark colors. Very unusual values. All sizes, Terms to suit. Ba SUITS Corr. a high - grade m a terials. All Fight Special at. Avy. RS veg ADVERTISEMENT. 32 Warren Street New York Mekere of Lighting Devices | P°TtS i aince 1874 | “The annual enrollment of an | |aliens so long as they remain alieu. | “The deportation promptly of | KIND TO THE E Yt ow =e Gift-Giving Began With First Christmas From out of the East came ® ‘ three wise men, bearing &* thus establishing the custom ™ Christmas giving. . Gifts nah will be found at the Prufrock-Litton Furnitar® Company, Fourth and 8t. © A spinet desk—a agen clock—a secretary desk or & over-stuffed easy ch SOLD BY are lasting reminders wt the Soi cL ee se ON FLECTRI Ain 8, Power 0. ‘38 CARDS-A DIG ) and Locust Sts. o aliens found within the United States In violation of our laws re- | rardless of the length of time they may have been within the United States. | “The speedy and efficient Amer- | icanization of all naturalizable aliens within our gates and the elimination of those who can not) Be Americanized or naturalized for | any reason. | “I am convinced that an alten | code based upon these broad prin- | ciples and carefully framed would | make for better aliens for America | and a better America for 5 of wes Gy A. G. SOLARI alleng and citizens.” | President Turner 8. Gordon Dies at 75. 809 WASHINGTON AVENUE THE LEPPERT-ROOS label in any garment is an as- surance of perfection in quality, style and workmanship. ee at _—~ ~~ we ee ene © 2 2 eee Special to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA, Mo., Dec. 12.—Tur- ner 8S. Gordon, 75 years old, died | here last night in the Boone Coun- ty hospital; following an operation. | Mr. Gordon was for many years proprietor of the old Planters Hotel and the old Gordon Hotel here. His widow and two sons survive. at. . T _—_ — o- ee oe ; a . . , ow a rrr A 7 Ah Aatndaartaataatiaatiaatand ate cteathecth _ —ee 2 2ae * OSE EP AAH FS: ~—seS oor eeererrroeern oern'v ~ - vr rrr oo; SS Sas ew : a i 7 — rr =r — - ra ale tn tes, irthtaats-Areataamathe ith -la Nie al— te -iits- eee eae Fae PEP ea PDR OD BOEEOEOLOOBOOLE CBOE PEE® @* encanta hora htt t-te thn athrnceataantnret- atte ste tthe lle entre th es ee ee

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ST. LOWS POST-DISPAICH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1923. Speaking of the Hornsby Offer, Wonder if Charley Ebbets Didn’t Mean 275,000 Marks Instead of Do eee National League Expresses Its New Outhelder of Athletics PreliminaryBouts Coliseum Show Proves that Boxing Zev and Confidence in Landis; Athletics Furnish Thrills Mast Be Divorced from Politics Likely to | AtColiseum Show a Buy Strand, Coast _ Star i- |) ~ 4 ay 42 Ban Johnson and here Is Ag v2ainst Turn Down $275, By John E. Wray, ee ee ae Est actin ase sinestaiine die nein Sports Editor of the ot a ae i ate, , ° oI paeen aa that. th CHICAGO, Lec 12—While the Lan in | | ik x Is:iand. Di | * ane uw | — | ed that t joint major leagve session raged behind clos 4 doors Les boxing as a2 of Visiting dDesedal] traffickers in buman cl -: close al] manner cf pending ceals. me seemed to bare a “Dearisih” of trade however. Louis clubs were ut few possibie J ea | Leifield t Bs ae ome +. = = rounds ; 909 person re |} . o Assist | - oa ; = ari | ~ “time, Belleville, eo | ™ x ez. .¢ » Mullen Marks Time Fohl in Managing a ; * : ao tiene we ¢ | es % = = — = om et . round free tickets were R ed Sox Next Year e ie : % 3 = : 2 a . | 2 case, sel . , so great papa ten 7 i r : s Piummmen — dbead list was large. dis Takers, aes ef Wes wi at aa | . Seems assured, sagem : cllowers of the sport. e whole af- Pierre Wertheimer. screen fair ret xing, if it is to thrive here as a decent sport must} Dest herse in France, met 4 : > Tset. = : ho ee , ee divorced from politics and its hangers-on. ito chairman ef the we eeting to terminate its Club, yesterday, and kage talked hor fr a oe y . > School Field ( ‘ Hand- ep am owner of the] | . \wausee. MI aT aR soar A es = Ein REE cg" NS Sra mer Poy p Saae ; 5 Pa hee Kapa pares aa * ig 4 ‘ bo ie fe ate al , ui . , , of pres . . > 4 of wy . pied i.» , . ‘4 seal i “ i : t Mos bgo . a bigsly x - Winticd 252 hia, eee i we ae ee Oe - et See ie at sat aa - ae Saint Re eda 4 Fe eee Me ee tae. : nf a te oe ae : ‘ i ar / RS ’ - . 2 . A ee Oe re a) . “ ae ’ "re ~ r . o>, } ~ : > J . 3 os 9 Mes ~ nee : = ‘ wee - tw ly, wf - i | wt , Tene : SA ORS am 4 > = 7 : : . = _ i : , : ui The show was a gooc cre Ap so readily satisfied New York and ONLI NLR ILL tl : = & — ee : .c ther the dea , 7y A, ght ~_-- ~~ _- = But boxing can nerer presper here - trade. Philadelphia were also interested ,; ~~ = | iz big Jelt. HICAGO. Dec 2 : aoe Me YG ; “ aie be ave | pans hare bees Th Pro | 4 - , | ‘and noe show ever au. 8 ve | | ane Br agg m ote ‘ a » reached the stand-pat stage, fr. ifieid, formerly coa Ds a % | me 3 the pro : regarding the 3 ’ ; : th os i having mothing om his mun —_— : ee ec ia & —— be it the Coli , eet fen OO oe ne - be held but > . - : ee > cic es : “eg a — a = : , ae 7 genie ~a: 2t onditiors put round = ani —s ana Ms cker 0 Neil, th - . : — : laét nig! “ ba park for see as 4 saiim. * - =e " eels . Sie ond their seats ee ee information. which was fur- whe pullec away ca Cash customers found tiers ® ) were hardly encugh to pay the , me The in mieh school etieinl, a6 ™ last year and who tt : P =! th r te . = . Pe, | om, , Povucans = ae exact future aan we Bae ae . Ro ese ee od : : ‘ sasrietincinaiiditen — ‘ : ct ft | = : urt attache 0 s.5.Sc - = aid todav. gone ° The paid att the Doarc greun4 — several Dians are under ton- 297 The major plan cen- ; tes the erection of a stadium. Empire City track, would 39.060 persons, om a site ae 8 eee by the Board of Eéucatios a i this be: . © bad come ft rear. Be ’ Cote Pri (liante aver ze and . sg highwar boulerard. Cleveland High Scheel ~ eonsidert2s leasing * the ~~ for 2 long per: od of years and | ae certain steps on the proposi- giready have deen taken. The s White school ts seeking ay @ 7 . Te s ili Se ee a al protested b: ente ; -hairs were placed in aisies. what steps Gov. ‘al ois sh * - : 3 Bis ; L= ft : , ie t= be . : - * > ™ > > - of the = Phil eign z * a te Gene me = , Rules and Politicians. to test the legality cf end Mays not being a “desirable” in : eens i ; sace- , : boxing commission. sis were recently graded | coatge gage : % 3 A ae an in th oe 2 Smeking at a beEDg show & See ea soreved improvemert American Leagzue. all ciubs had , | _ a aii BEI Nims cast ae ; : said that be will take , “ a is an approved im x , is es | : sce supposed to be against the rules. | sth =. ° waived en him. Cincinnati then under war The Ressevet , Athletes canmct give * School. which ts i= process of they breathe air action. Obtained Mavs from New York. and mow the Phillies claim hi nth suction. will aiso possess & Ground that as the leaBme'’s las:- feild adjacent to the school Piace ciub they have G@rst right tc | ' PATL STRAND. ; thar the High Scheol Mars = meeting thu | The home-run bitter of the Salt Lake Cuy ciab was pur- ~ curd os : boxing she = un the spectators. Jack | teiy with the Atlanta cinb, is pest few campaigns. * os: yeiil 6 must oc amproY oe SUE t is bige — fall iz on his war. He was traded -— Ur Lt him on & 2 -_ 1s : . itt a he m.2' ; | hers . D: 2 bee ‘ . senate to the officers ata meeting Reading. D ie aren ete _—_ e > th : ) . “on - : aa me ther ds af teem NS P roe the ' eo ae ieh+ ard the | C2 mapineste movies ageed ani ” = 4 the beard. in Der tan “2 ee : ; empsey Admits He Blandered z = ata the : = ‘ J : ’ = ‘ef feb —_ . ; . = — _™ a. — : 2 da rce 2 arc nd the : - ; Bee —_ 3 ‘s — = paneer) a 2 ft . bs am : . 3 Poet vere "3 men the fy -s “acd tec do their . to report t e proposttian 4 out with Trambitas, Jack fteig: = econ. dine os Ogginess and took a nize wiatever ; entertain the crowd. LOU ee pointed e ro into. * George “Yats” Corrigan, St. MLouis soccer and baseball star, has .~* Deen transferred from -Joplin>-«s the agility of a bantam- ; ; eetec ts T niversity +’ 4 grah ‘s -he =. La r the St. Joe ciub of the Wester PROBL LOL eel el a eal ee lg a a ll ag ag a a a a a alg age a ll lal al gl gl a aga ‘ =? @ucked irto corner.- ae barns outside th tight and though the jads and oe a act. ns a The mem- League. Corrigan was one of six In His Bout With I ais Firp 0: wered rip-ha Pi i fods re |46Sberift = is were pla: it was easy to cer-sin amount of sentiment ll peemietic Association. ef ? = ‘players acquired by St. Jee todsr hes to Cline ad for the smok : >gzed the Coli-/ see that they were potentially so-! ... or x =I. tn ae oe ae hem qi'™ “in an effort to build up. The new = GP fecay that m , bu he .. aot ‘'s u | 904 ria ne be favorable toe the sr —_ neet : rhe : Bam | ] a ' ere , was not a little opposition Sn! ed to give their appro sl e@wner of the St. Joe club E. 8B. SS tO paras. is ar | reac ital “button” and even ; 2OF ar 2 otal cont , : ere expected ‘co rt, i Sao cs * eerie a » ae: a . ; ; ' Se OBES eae : . ny , a, — - = uWCus to Cirties, « et the vert meetine. whick will : Trac n2Vouwr t sic ™ ’ : , ~>% : pare? - 3 : ; s we : >t : aie — > ° i se dete . . — ~—& Ne ~ . -+- . r . : ps | don ec ned = (~~ yist mas -o:t- ea Corrigan he had bought Sermore ) ee an4 Baffler. left-handed Gpitcher, from Syracuse: Claude Davenport, pitch. “““*™ * om, ose Bends th oe . - ) Clin : msel? k s) 2 > ) ° th er. frem Dea ard Outrfielé«-r . ¥4 P 208 : Ey nce ar ite ers hard : - 4 ——_@ TUUCLUS 3 & : ’ ; ; oid barza. Nick Demagioa. Infielder a Pm te i i i i ee i i i i i i a i a i i i i i rpo his exhibi- cannot be considered «4 i- : — : : d on alwars ready te do anr- Sirable thing te attend. »pF cae te i + - when asked - uplift the boxing game. The big obstacle which WwW . a in “" . : . : | > See% .. - >" > > ‘= ce aC ip onl oe ‘ paginas: enti tele gage a answer probably ts thar “2® proper conduct ef Doyte and Catcher Clarence Brook from Beaumont. Frem a St. Lovis riewro!nt those — —_ —— B? eae _ ik ee : > hr gic jGess : ' oe . ---- Demposer who om antl Ronétrad | shows is the fact tha: the — sources of disturbance; ei ) : “ aa tate sae 3 solid ~~ above See oo Poppe = eo Pi ee ment m = eeker ef the Browge and Horne-i.. 2 sn ' - oe asi by of the Cardinals, fafied to pro- | pe any semsations. Shocker was Practically withdrawn from *%t! tracing market. while the Cardin @emands for plarers in return for Hornsby were such as to staccer al clube that came within cves-' tienime distarce. Charies Fbbets 2 | im -e fire re “ a Was reported to have offered $275.- ..- ~ #7 eet ; : ee erate amie played Lett of dollars with tis pene which reguiares the aang S « ptt. would like to have a few | “CU*icts with thegState i -_ friends among the public Promoters, therefore, have be - al ow e has gained ca with shors. The rubiis | | knows when a show will be neecs more s+ the Iest minute The Boats Were Very Good. ace. a hen @ man can be given mg Se te Oe Glmee 800 for Rogers ip cash. President be passing @ ress As “ar as the boxing ftself was ~ , ice of admission and itt must be liegalied © Sam Breadon was said to have re- = substance eas a % ~oncermed the show was creat. The 2 does — comply with promoter’s cnly obligation fused that encrmous bid. Burt those _. ition Do a Sieeetie : | . = ee . a cated Flanagan 1 : zicMe ne aimee ae te ee ee hen promoters to the law. familiar with Squire Ebbets sa; raw Sn Sete of weer i thes. ae AR ag es ce : bh: uarely. Du re if nec eS ee that nothing short ef con ni Lv ¢ to ie to *h a A ror Fie cou have induced him te make @uch an offer and the episode was , ie +. — = I 3 imprint « : — = . —_ - ot general's attributed to a desire for § -yrist. : ' : = ; :, : — y; @neug =“ : the game here publicity om both sides. | start of the . aows : ey ae ana: 1ec : The draft troubles of the macors etiné ®xmiosicons were expected Which are affairs of mere corie- ture, to most fans who are ltt! has simmered down *o tmterested in the inside workings of | :) mal mnermaicy of Baseball. were somewhat amelioc- action. a conmcerted Big ieagruve a-- promises. ney fought gers-on are abic te’ worth whi! e. Thea and t ‘he way and there was rone tics wich vere —= «7 W-- stalling tac Will Come With Experience. des anticipated. the en-' “pz; lowever, | ma 2 — : —_ + Fs Ss a»-o? > = row - > ~ _— ~~ — — -_ ~~ —_ = —_— ~ ™--42ec. Wer 2 = -_ — - =r ane Wa-cace: oy ‘Mebens . . ) . we 35 —S Patsie a 2 mer i. Testaved tO tise Sim at ois | ' : , LSE AEE > 3 : nen | ) is Garcner. ' a8 , ——ew . eer ee - oT. ; Dem sser omni, > -oOme‘iyg y With bis rece’ Tre, - +--+ - = i & tw &. 2 to 5 —— — Yt” = = Kenlnéere Eis ~* . . _ a . v . . a : ee - 4 me —~ " 2-eg ter sir? Clem Theiren aiso Sn ; - > = ' curse STOO. for ¢-ream I~mdee ar-nved eure Oe Oe — - é we 4a” | on “Fe oe > — *-~ a = = J : wv me tom +. ‘he same time _ ; ‘aad urs . $15.000 for Lewis - T tose this championship T waz! ae . : ’ a ; as T rom it. “ 5 } To Meet Stecher | se tnecked “ex _} do net be oak eo Casaghes on the eubject then T) ovr (o°,* Say immediate prow HIM A GIFT CERTIFICATE nerer realized that my champion- — sae ship was imperiled because IT was 4. canna ; eriee pie ress ect- thinking: 6f daythine et tat) ee Ot ree mont Nt Fore Hat, Pair of Gloves, or an Umbreila. ave me @ tardcest fight. % These are presents any man wl appreciate. ents for Jo&iz B. Stetsen Eats STETSON SOF1 $7.00 + DERBY HATS ~ ae dy ee, ee DERBY HATS—$3.50, $4.00, $5.00 Ladzes’ and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, $1.25 to $10 ba -* * o x, mare — sve Secher, former hearrwei; » . : ~ > —_— os a. SPOeSang cSampion. : ; me 4 ~ Van Vi = ation ' rere TT le = YP = cive the tttehbelder $15 e008 ete _ — oe ggg a Q h a betile ef smelting Lewis bas, salts that Jack Kearns wns toldine v Louis today te : : J tome 4 aS gy ° > q ie y come up just tke ke “ - : Instinct a Valuable Ac«ct. at ‘ > po ray s & Ye oe - : - i will consent te a match. repeated!y icncred Stecher’s ch a. my pose. lenges and Stecher ts renewing } ~ncantil 1 ipo Seen 7) ie ae ao eae —~# ie attempt to mee: the champton att | : - the ee ee "tal Leagrne dasehall cinch ett: the offer the $I5.000 bencs if time 2° ng Witten endl he sticnés. | fm telling the truth when I) mar raf the White Sux ent Gas os . 2 . . : OK Cre Of: : ' : mes der Lewis defeated Stechber ‘2 New | Tork afer three beurs and twertry- ' fur minutes and wen the title *wo rears az”. Lewt: t= tc appear bere at the Caliseum fomerrer right. Renato Gaz f. fer bis bect with Jack Bruma « Denver heavyweight. Others en the | alan wres- | ting champion. arrived vesterday | the first round [ts largeiy G1 ae id be aesistant mans- That frst punch e to my bead GM plenty of Gamage [Tt wae a good thing that Cehtinge tmetinct carried me oz. Ther sev = bower must have that and the @ght with Firpe convinced and enach ef the Cubs sex: eason ee eS YO° CANWOT SAVE Geee s=ALTE wrTrert $2, $1.50. $2 YQ UR HEAD - RR Rete Uta teen thet tnt tine >

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f y = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1923. SY LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fe Ya g 4 ° 7 e,@ e lof Dollars y it Seems that the Governor’s Writ of Prohibition Was About as Effective as the 18th _Amendment a ° | ‘LAYTON TO OPPOSE | ~~ . a made a victim of baseball politics A107 Schools to jy Monge Is After — : | SYSTEM” | | New President of ‘which began in hostile action te- ar ate Lease 1928 Olympic Meet ; ' Center H alf back Must Control — ra de vagy ned =~ 4 _kxacing nu The Coast League ward him at iste, when be de | is-abi beeen — ‘5 ° . | The two greatest exponents o 4 es. | clared himself against the ermin it. CHICAGO, Bee. 4a 41 Team Play, Distribute A ttack | ene iamond svete ts naan ed pomaetapidiy oes Favors the Draft!" "= *: 2" fm ‘Ciinmissloner ( ree-cushion illiards will meet tn | UP. claiming, five and one- alf furiongs Landis. Be, ‘ N effort to bring the 1928 wn | ; ; i Phe aaa ae a : l ° ' a. = b. ‘ . Fi | Handlan Park A Olympic games to Chicago | Pee Rt ee eo ae iy woe decision J. Cal Ewing ls % 7 2 . pel ie i tt ae —_—_——— - — SS a ‘Tev and Epinard - Likely to Run ip | } i LP Ph al ‘a Series of Races) x = ; Deci '¢ who 1 left his way to a uca ecided ( who has ieft on x y Event . o of Ed tion Chamonix, France, where the Next. Fall Are Now Un. 4 ad This Action at Recent Olympic skating competition der W i @ ‘ will be held Jan. 26 and where PLL ae er ~ : ‘ )}}a National League match this af- nT: . : ik ba cease eo ee “Field General’’ of Soccer Eleven Must Study Opposing ao and this evening when 7 Girl meses 89 Queen Mazonia.. 1°? Harry Williams Given Right to given the power to represent the ‘ ‘; Johnny Layton of St. Louls o | SJustina E..... 90 Foy ...----- } +s : Pog ° Team—Must Cover Opposing Center Forward {1 Gue Copulos of pps gee aS 108 sprin eins s SOS | Office by Decision of Arbi- = Pacific Coast League in the meet , | ont. ... | eae. - 179 ethan Mi : infs of the National Association. ‘ Layton-McEntry par] | Mary Rock....10 Should Be Adept at Heading Ball. Se ae —.:) ae He is not a member of the Board *Polite $08 Wiewe® ...0++°++o8 BPR PPL OL LEIS hk. PBPBPPBP LPP AP Ae el ™ > te i i i i Details for International Copulos yesterday broke even in Stee a4 two games with Pierre Maupome | ae ae hceadeet ean 2-year-ol ‘ of Arbitration taking the place of cond race, purse 2- -Olcs. ° | McCarthy. ag many thought. He This is the f th ri inst tive articles on soccer Ae, nedengy y ~ Ag won the §18t | cisiming. five and one-half furlongs: _ By John B. Foster fourth of a series of tnetructh nae ine ype Fn 7 ree ae Dut | *Blue Bonnet... 97 Goid —_ ++ 308 y merely representa the league. Bw- evening match, 48 to 60 In artiiia ve Boot Straps ... i)’: (Copyright, 1973.) ng has been outspoken in favor of. \signed to improve the game as played in St. Louts. 59 tan} +0 104 Liber 10° 5l innings. Neit laye at a1 04 Ljborio 3 - ' $ 4 er player got ‘bet : 199 CHICAGO, Dec. 13—Throw 5g the draft ever since McCarthy de- ee | | ~| he will confer with Olympic of- ficals relative to reassigning the 1928 games to the United States. : Arrangements have already By Harry Jay Ratican ter than a § for his high run | m4 104 Moorfield ; , : , ; | irton .....10% Dixon's Pride. .1% : Coach of the West Point soccer team and famous center forward. layton has returned from a road; fhira race oe Mnongyr ye overboard of President McCarthy | clared against it. Williams doesn’t : it ft the Coast League is big BPP LPLOL OL el aah aah By G. F., T. Ryall, Be ype ty uc glia ee Mi Ee Si | ggIKENS AFTER FIELD: : ; : ; / ' ee ae ee i i i a i i i i i On the offense. he distributes most of the play. | bound to cover the opposing center forward. He must be in close touch Fourth race, purse $700, S-yearoids and , ent home stand. Of the New York , | Staff World Sport a been made to hold the 1928 Olym- 5 | , ' ie ton 9 bell — “9p ° . i j Holland, but because nf 5} } Tour in Whic e lost some ground (in Cuba, fi and one-half furiongs: ; & t League ani! elleve a NEW YORK, Dec. 12.— Another : . U. Athletic Associa- | egg aed economic copfi- | Sa e THE CENTES ha operat i clei alas eiela | in the league standing. He remains | a — is 6 as Ponce + ' ¢ of the Pacitic ppg oc resi- power: to be a major league or international race here next - Louis A : on Scheme 2 tons in Europe, it is hoped ¢| umerous reasons, t cente within easy reach of the lead, how- | emt iia be pe . naming of Harry P | ganization, whereas McCarthy had fall, oe =, me ‘here that officials can be in- }| general of the team. | hone and he gr to start @ |g mentee and Pilades, Caimito stable en-| dent continued to be the biggest aspirations along that line that >| . ~ n A . cto iY - | Te \d | On defenseche is S o: v ries during his pres ’ topic at the baseball meeting today were well known. Ewing will get with Zev and Epinara = . . — as the prin. . : ) } hange. cipals, seems assured. i During Holidays. : duced to make the c g > - ’ ; : BPR PII “he sili peas Owner of the : | i with his forward line and must be prepared to retreat quickly to cover | | re . ia oe met August — qhe Board of Education decided | Hall Retains His the center forward when, the enemy gains possession of the ball. At shove it forward as quickly as pos- ‘organization will hereafter Spee | eat their youngsters to Lee Ale ag an Of the Joga ng to terminate {ts | ajl times he controls the team play. sible, for he is usually in a position | amenable to the draft. Formal an-| _.1., ang Seattle for future educa- Fifth race. D nouncement to that effect may De | «jon. . vs : r met ang | git is - oe 3 C h T tl He is called upon almost con- should endeavor to keep his passes to catch the enemy defense unpre- | ; “ : | , on High School Field (Hand ! = us ion l e alland must}|on the ground, rather than in the pared. When a halfback dribbles, | Pace tuk ae een: expected now at any time. ————— for it means that the far Western | players from the National League ‘and the Chicago Nationals wilt ' |up. claiming, six furiengs: | cO'Kelly ..... 101 Win All .......210 —* John Morrili 1 i. tee Eee. Na 3 | Ring Rose ..... 3 é og ig and races with Harry Jease stantly to head the b | hike dae “gag of the Rancocag Bijgn'a Park). The arm ee | therefore prepare himself by faith- | air, “¥ peste oat oe a| he loses time and permits the op-| /vheel In ..... helan .-..---112| Phe decision was not unexpected - Belmont, Wertheimer ee een til March, when|Champion Defeats Kirk. 100 ful practice. Because’ of the a0-jen nid be slightly ahead tee lis | os te le Bice te 4 a o jnor was the peculiar way i which | Ogre . unusually enthusiastic sald, was Um ‘ sana aeoaitie? eriod of | » mands of his position, he — rd nail He hina st tate | = Teamggy ecg mac anc | «=. canon inile. pat om Ria E was announced unlooked get only assured him oi age not Sabpe present 12 a : a ae | to 86—Challenge Match in better physical condition than ee be i Sorin Py tae ing for ye es and when | 2 eancaatie ......99 Black Watch 11.3} | MoCarthy, given a clean Dill o | H /operation, but even wen full co. 7 ‘4! ‘contract eg age Fm stakes: | Starts Tonight. any other member of the team. ae ae Mer “ ow ce im sic es a4 all yeep ee. send | Ma nn gl «AE Reitich Liner TiS | nealth as was just, was not men-— | ‘to name tentative dates my far ag @ jegrned that the = oa me erop- The center halfback should en- com ths Saceeee Bw hn pico “a away to the man who he knows | Diversity . .-107 Pit tioned in the official S| | ‘tall in with the Fre at would § js considering ee oe vears ahd | | |deavor at all times to perceive van une odeae ae Ph nn Bho ted, open. Ly arena eg de A _ es made of the arbitration boar 4 | lscheme for @ series of hens Baty for 4 long 7” ae inc deme | Allen Hall retained his title of | where he may best agro coe ea $0 wine thoes Gees Mie ae ‘Position on Corner Kick. | decision. The board ~ay eae | | e n stem: nv p | ‘tack. He must know the limitations : > ' Tomorrow’s Jefferson Park °t™er queer decisions from time : © races wat certal | hands of the opposition. | On corner kicks taken by his ‘ime. + tae = one. If the plans go siready have been taken. The local amateur three-cushion bil- of the opposing team as well as the : . oe a meeting of Zev and Mime 200 White school is seeking | jjarad champion by winning the sec- 'weak and strong points of his own He should be ever on the alert team he may stand about on the | Entries. | Although censure for the Seattle | y will race six furlongs [gg park for use as a stadium. | ond and final block of his 100-point |eleven. He is the “loose’’ man, €s- to give the center forward the ball.| penalty line and, as the ball is| First race, $700, claiming, maidens, 3-|club may appear a very biack eye | pecially when the ball is in his own| He may often do this by drawing _kicked, run toward the goal. By ros and up, one mile: ‘to the casual observer, it wasn't | | the opposing center half off the | standing outside, he may get loose; Sea Wreck... [13 -Dust Eroo?..108 | really so bad after all so there are center forward. When this is ac-/from the man assigned to cover prenette lady. .1 es ......108/ no hard feelings. MoCarthy is not complished, the center forward|him and in running in he is In po-| “Second race, $700), claiming, fillies and |in any way acting like a bad loser | should immediately place himself/gition to head the high cross from | mares, 3-year-olds gad up, six furtenge: . | in spite of the appeal which will) and then one mile at A | queduct, | ghe information, which was fur- 4] k at the Lay- while a third, either at one mile Meubed by & high school official. did match with Harry Kir y territory, for, although the oppoe- er a. Or one mile and @ got disclose the exact future policy | ton-McEniry parlors last night. The ing center forward is charged with , 6 held at Belmont Park ‘ithe board as to a high school! score for the 100 points was 100 tO | govering him, there are many oc- at about the same date | | ‘€ as the Zey €. but did indicate { hen such a scheme can- é a * oa g grounc, 86. cCasions W — ; ts Gi - | “Sunny Ducrow..108 *High Tea .... voy petal detiget ere Bele et several plans are under con- | Kirk played a superior game last | not be adhered to. where he may receive & pass. oo corner while on the run, put-| sValentia. cles l Mise Bm _.. #9) get nowhere, wy “he on ~ | Kee oa c piay® “ | tin reat momentum onto th telimbility ... so e e: ev eels he has bee that James Butler, owner a ——. — bencane Tana iiadee ‘night but Hall's lead after the first | Utilize the Throw-In. Stay Close to Forwards. | now . f sBright Trash. .10$ ?Piorence Deen..107 * ames that he f Empire City track, would be willing _ ites derenne ah a atte | Seht's play. 50 to 26, was t00; On a throw-in by his own team| When his forwards are in pos-| On a goal kick from the oppos- | Barbara Palmer. 104 Senuel si 2108 | Ay), : =i . . i i - a ’ v n i ” . : great for the challenger. Kirk ran ‘the center half is usually in excel-| session, he should move up with| ing goal, he must hover near the Sigier Josella... 4 SEIN aes ** og | “Stock ‘Orange: -108 oe Se Ula se ees 1 "Redwood ..... 108 | Honolulu Boy...108 *White Haven.. as acs 108 # £Also eligible: to give up a day of his m : eeting, as @. , f Education | he had done this year. ” agli elute se Ra oe | 60 points last night before Hall ob- | pant position ‘to receive the ball, for | them and be ready to accept a/|center forward. If the center half- | % Simplicit vote ' ‘tained his necessary 50 in 59 iM-/+ne opposing center forward will) pass back from any one of them.| back receives the ball on his head ird mi 700, for 3-year-olds and Sinclair Eager for R > | > ace. i ‘. b . ] 2 re | | ; : .* Wings highway Doulevara. |'He often gets a chance to shoot on | c , ‘ furlongs: E che may often flick it directly onto | i ey ‘110 Sy fe EPS ya pe Eee = Fit ' i nings. ‘not always observe his duty in cov- Re | «> Fi ;: . : " “ . ~— eon : ~—_ rom LE ALCL OE EIA A ee eg el « mumneeees es onan in his talk with Werf. ©. Cleveland High School a fe! | : | er just before he departed for were recently graded and It has been announce Y | ering. He should, therefore, have | such a play. He may also work ithe toe of an awaiting inside for- | Carefree ......110 Bradley's Toney.107| *Current Events. toed yesterday afternoon, sald se oa | we ad’ improvement | Charles C. Peterson that a chal- ‘an understanding with his wink! with the center or an inside for-iward. On this goal kick, inside for- | John Q. Kelley. . 199 ° poses cee | Mt oe eeeee i that he was keen for guch @ race ae fecha : The iedaiatt lenge match between the same paifbacks relative to getting th?) ward in executing a triangular pass! wards should place themselves; Tableau D’Honn rt Semel he a oue How sige $93 or series of races and willing to p ener nim , ' renee a two players will be held at Peter-/| 101) on the throw-in. If he is cov- | combination whereby the forward| where they may take a ball from | 10 ee 108 | fh School, wh! a son's. The first block of 50 points/.req ne may start from his oppo-| will be enabled to elude a half-|the head of their center halfback. | MD: chadeeromoters, therefore, have to take are of numerous persons who, if ingered, might cause interference vith —— The fyublic never ‘fnows when a show will it the last minute. re | Injunctions advertise but they Si ; ; : a nake the public skeptical. If boxr- : og | : ee Ce ng is to be clean and successful f 3 a : € | | t must be legalized. Then the | | 5 romoter’s only obligation will be o the law. Let there be a non-political ommission. Then boxing will be forth while. Then «and then only will be divorced from politics. LT em a A TT TT OMFORT and wear are in- bred qualities of Pe oe. No is spared Ger 200 ing the finest ma- terials. No pains are spared in man- ufacturing. That has been an Edwin —— | —~ ee Be sure your ticket (at | ‘least one way) reads via | —the low altitude, mild app B sony lore weather, picturesque— ers of a pr gq for Christmas— ’ on by which you may confidently a box of good cigars. It’s the one gift select your sure to please the man who smokes. ne ee TT A A A A A lL TT eR A a, I . - Si eee ee ae ee 4 Ny sé 4 ai } & x Willits: hy Witt wear. You will get Bex of i PF wwcarytre | , cee a wut | And La Palina is the cigar to choose. satisfaction in com fort, wear and style. Quality is built into every pair. Come in and let us show you the new models now. Rich, fragrant, mild, uniform, La Palina is made of a combination of fine tobac- cos not found in any other cigar. Select La Palina. You'll make no mistake. It has a universal taste ap- peal that will satisfy any man. That's why it has the largest number of smok- ers of any high-grade cigar in America. Winl1e0 Locust St. St. Louls, Mo,” SHOPS Distributors. 702 Olive Street PALIN Almost every man thinks Ei Producto the best cigar PRY FE ak anor cn cove to puanee. a a CeO The famous Golden State Bors. Vg ee re _ Limited,carrying through ey é sleeping, dining and ob- servation cars, leaves St. Louis daily, via the Rock Island Lines. Let us show you how te get the most |for year travel dollar. Just call or address os TEA me _—— LT LA ALLEL ALLL LLL LOIS ~_ Tittit iti ite eee eeSes ell iseeirirrereriitiririritiiiiiiriiiiirti iii te eee - — ew ~~ eee Oe : fic Southern Pacific Bidg., 312 N. 6th Street Tel. Bell, Olive 7745, Kinloch, Cent. 1356 St. Louis, Mo. eee ee phaseaat ae ,. | <7 G. H. P. CIGAR CO., Iae Philadelphia, Pa- ~— LA TR eee me Wm F. Brockmeyer Cigar & Tobacco Co., Distributor. — 2101-2103 S. Broadway Sidney 1855 Central 2922 | St. Louis, Mo. | . +s 4 sat a» wy : Pi gt : = be “ rs . ~v 5* pe ae 2 3 oe? te ane. Ue

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° | ; —— a ) 22.30 re bid : 4 | won aon a een > thant extras, gs eine creamery ——. | reat 1WUMS BLTTER : eR wlhn Foy a 1%-be ‘HOG MARKET , “§ toe! Marche “St ote, 2120s mae 7. ____ High. Low. Close. _Yestera fe Png 5. Dee 12—Following is an official list of 11.156." Sew Jer wipes irrerulat™ recelts commission houses gt Fn dat ed igree size 84.25 (@ 86. and pmall. $1.50, UNDER LEGAL NOTICE ea," se e: Acaeey + : e- > H 3 Yesterday, + ’ ner ry Total ( ‘ et ay with i Oo bonds traded | ly selected. we ennery whites. lose- nz prices t See today oeia ti : uis - r pounds. ’ aa, 50 | | a _, a eae DECEMBER WHEAT [ago ee mean otal sales -ipaay were $10.010:000. against ‘$9,703 ca in, on | Ruiter CoeiS uated extnae bac meee | ae aF orfariers and ‘Sountry” atipeets | box: Onlifornia iceberg. $3 to $3.25" PREVIOUS “DAY'S CLOSE) Factory Site and Building! ce es fy” . fe | . 106b ~—- Fro . 0, . ; on year ago .. Ae yester- ex we stern hen ; ° “+ State EGG . e usually 8s articles (gm zo ’ /tornmia tcebere $3 aa: . = Per e x m or ie i 40 _104 102% 104'%b ‘ m Janua , and $16,912,000 , tt tras, 57 @63c- P: nery white. firsts t [GG S— FY quoted bicher.) al) | Z0na iceberg. $3.2 Ss to $3.25; Art- foi —_—— . : . New Orleans Co . ae bot 98% 99>. gti — a year ago, "And $3,568 310 a. were $2,879,442,.000 agai cmt mie ose 63 dc; Pacific Coast whites, 2x. 2 ogy ema, BOs" a candied, 40c; | ao sor inte. ceeuas Gal a. 3 ST oS, lie. \TIONAL STOCKYARDS, 1 Sale if? Coats Steam Car & J ——— “MAY WHEAT. entein. ia leo—-Be . .e . wo Years ago. os inst $3.861.637 : as = rigerator firs am , rsi. r | B we ; Cases returned . USTARD GKE nent ‘ ~~ ae - ——Receipt ‘ . s&s De B k - ad NEW ORL} ; ‘ tton zs: — ee | ~Belse— Security | Hich.! Lew. \Closs, , nsettled: receipts 153.01: \e @ 29c, Cheese | UTTER — Cr | per bu box ENS—Home-grown, 4 calv 8 today, estimated: Catt! ankruptcy Proteedi ort teres closed — “ANS, Dec. 1: ta: 109% 110%-% 110 | "EOE wy ee See. Me.. | NE Feceints 153.015 pounds. | Standard, 46 Treamery. ext | re . 40¢ | CAives, 6000; hb ste an ¥ t to 194 po H/ buoy ant A nee panotten : oy: 100 144 108%. % irate ee BONDS ‘| BOND MARKET A | steady Reb ren BL Pee at : pecking stock. oye 420: een Be: | “a ~ ~iapemathtatiee 25¢ to 40c per bu horves and gee ey sheep. 1000 fe ‘B Te The Coats Steam Car Co. pan k tees ef : og %-104% 104a | gay? She | | = oT AVERAGES, || {784 ,Routry Hirm: “et owls 22@32C; | 25igc: sinelea’. Sore gener eNer™ otmins. | ONIONS | CATTLE—Market ag Pmeredig 26h ne Pe sin ears ’ & JULY WHEAT wcneas 32-47 .. ! | Total bo . Owls 13@30c - chickens 23@44c; | daisies, 25 es. Z6c:; ] rn twins, | fa : ‘per 100 ibs teu rket again s«! | Mates ' ruptcy., United am Low , Shi iliediiaiaiti 1 U 8S Lib 24 40 re ./99.31:99.28 518 nd sales, pa =a - v , ies, 25%; pri ongheorns. 78% | fancy Northern : -— Medium te | rieus departm ow in the va- | District Court, Southe Fin Ow. 3 105% $105 ae 153 Lib 2d 45 99 .28,99.31 | 518,000. ° r value $11.- CHICAG( * PIGEONS aNu so 27c: dri Oc: | $3; f ern and Eastern red, $2 | ° ents and va! } lof Of . : rn ‘ Ye- Dec. .......35.00 33.25 Close i 106 % 20908. oe 105 348 80 peat? Be fe 808) lek lee 6 | Ten first-grade rails av "|| Eggs CAGO, Dec, 12.~-Butter, unchanged. $1 per po A ge Ml. Fiai_ bricks. 28 Se. | Sadueiauee an $3 to ie, hs Se ee-t8 ao Ste tower antisites roar et a ee Fa cea Eastern Division. a oj Maren“. 43 BG8 B8RE : as ALE OHS | oo SEAT, 4 51108.19108.9 [98.0 jee 3 crazed 86:17, || Hhuaze” ordinary neta aae@sees I A 1d A ay averages TEST ME, MOtTaLe, eweilty | “ered in the abow case 1 shall eof Dec. Pa eee er ee Oe 40 r ———— ‘32-47 .. d 4s ps Men -16. 2.77, || easy; fowls 14@2 12-—Poultry. _ alive, | light he ULTRY — Heavy “ per b WI PS—Home-grown. 50c wg. | 13-10: 13 Beef steers, ra ~— 18, 1923. at 10 o'ch mat ys - 34 BO Bs 35.49 165 I" s Li yee fe 98.1 | en public utilities na roosters 12 lec: 20%c; springs 17%c. | leghorn ns, 13c; cocks, 10c: y hens, i7ec; a x loose. to Tbe | $13.10: light yearlings, | nge $5.50 ie andawd ¢1 o'clock A. M Central __ Opening ——- ___ a 80 34 ‘o> aib 24 4%e | oe ee net gain .05. averaged 85.66, | - ; geese Ivc; turkeys \0c.’ dete and black rin springs, 18c; |») POTATOES—Home- 73. butcher cows. range $1 ay tal me. offer at public ente fo et a March. 33.75, 33.450 bid ee 2U sab a 47 -{08-10/98.7 98.8 | Ten induyirials ave o a old toms, AF broilers. “yg cull Pots 50c per 100 ie N nee cob- | canner seen! Cows, range "Ss? 3 SSLD | to os the premises, the real: estat pred ce _ Tic: M d 24 4%a | gain .01 raged 93.12, net Re ec: Ne. 2 ys. 23c 20; Red orthern ‘ " S. rance $1 7 i to $3 si e, ry ———— — 33. 7qAttlary ’ 1388 I" ‘97-42 ....198.6 ‘98.6 low Combined av ten Chicas — eas, © sn Bhs - arial! ahd rg oe ducks, | Western ty A $1.15 to $125: | fonds buik, $3 350 = fA Se 46: helene | ety an4 buildings of said bankrupt, 'Jepat- & wae : duly " . . ° . r . -~ . - tal Lenees 2 domestic can 5 U S Lib 34 OY Pe semis psd 99.8 | yee ee average month azo, 86.97 CHICAGO we ns, 7 ibs.. et over, 28c to 30c; wih DISHES—Leuisians tu peDractically no wading fo heme ee \ 0. Said property consists . oe i *Mtion unt nek sumption : rez '@R 4 lo | ombined average yea 50, DY. t\ etaas mad oa Dec. 12.—Provimon a lGe: slios ae oka 6 Ibs... o> hos & 20c to 25c: Ala ps. l5c to 7O:: erday. aith mange from the wed | *PProximately “seven and °o 3- |, the entire history Paes 259 UNA Ib ath 4a Lt | Baloo Secu year ago, 89.06. | | 02 and rannes follow: _ marcet | {UE smincag. 1% ‘Bounds’ and ever. $7: RUTABAG a UPS, J5e $0.20: | Cota maathet tices eee orth, the | Main af ust tagebeen as ooneien ae he | to compare “i sane toe scsihwaikir: TO — ee Seeeeite. | High.| Low. |Close. xe Low. Gloss. Yeat- | picked Ste) gE QULTRY—Tark Tre per_ 100 pounde bulk. $1.40 mate of ® 000" enero: with an peri Main factory and office aa = p,. (22 that quart - esent pric a: s | > Be Sigh.| Low. |Ciese. | ————_—_-—-_—» RD, ———— oe | tone On. fe turkeys. sca eye éry- SALA ~~Home-growt : itcher wei¢' ag for esti- | Same being odern one-st ian eee ag On Nov —_ the evens 68 U E aot A “4 igs - {98.9 {98.8 98.9 ee ns BONDS. ee bade 12.30 1230 1227 ie: fowls eae turkeys, 17¢; tS eC STRING mica ve - 40¢ to 50c per gid (on the “onening round a a. basement airtime > ane ané part fe BO oad touched 21.994. anuary fo | Be 90 17) ' 4 &SF cen 4s ‘951 87%) 86%) BON fay ......--12.55_ ™&.30 123 fe FER. ickens, 20c: bi 5c; cocks, 12c: 78 ¢ SEANS-—Teras b som 60 with se in a rane (and gigas ‘. rete, brick, # eel he | Seid at 18.234, a 2d; Tuesda Pr 4n % 7-52... 188. 17/99. 16/98 17 5 do adj 4e St ’ | 87%! 86%) 86% J - : = 12.32 | geese. 1 : broilers. 28e: ducka “ier to $2; Florida ¢ u_ hamoers © choice weic! the top at $4.70" of | ‘ass, saw tooth building im 10: trading Adece dectine 2: 5 42% 42%b (Quotations on all U. & 10 Atl | 4e St "95; BOM! ROM, RE MESSI OS = | slips. 20- to 20c. Ca ; Gucks, 21c; per % hamper, ancy dark een. and shippers f Wty offerings 4.70 for bY 309 to 342 - TR Peet 00 [tions were reduced Tuesday oo? ‘ MAY OATS. * in dollars and S2nde of a dollar Su@iae! SACL to BO herds ~lh Lat ¢ Sy per 1D.: coarse. und to Snr tg Ibe... bunches. ulsiane, 30c per dozen rane of $8.25 Sng 150 Savenie an weieht | 1) eveteme. 16 ing and sprinkler (iyrin- , |erpool to ballast the on sufficiently tases a JULY OATS. 7 Argentine 7s '27../102_ (102 | 19 Bret At, 9%: -- |, 82 | 82m! 82% New York Sngar fe; ‘bacha Sad itor i charges, Sheep S@ bu DLN ACH—Home-grow, 25c te 35 | Se ert Ringe tvesa Fie wenn the i @ | tributing pore Naengy ayP may power. #is- ¥ | tha price sins. the conteacr ore, tm i a, oe __! 43%-% 43%a 43% 39 i I rots, R7 % | 87% | er % os ee 5s '95 ref {toe 12.00 % 12.00 % einem TORK, Dec. [9...ellewing vee @i20 "ver pound. according to largbs. 8), SQUASH=—it oh - and wees from 110 ane the 82,130 pounds at foot by 74 foot (2) One high-stary, 60 S. ; rather than mercury in eembled a tne DECEMBER RYE. 16 Belniumn 'ée 88.) ora | Gritl ove | 75 _ 0 a 43,533) | Bot) Roe | ceriy mark vity in raw sugar, today’s GS Per ay size 0 box ome-grown Hubbard, $1 per |$5.45 0 Wein! unds and down pee | building, equi ane geeerntes m | _ case ¥Y ip @ tube m 68 ‘'25...! 96%)! (ea | os o fold 4s ‘48 a! 8234) 82% arket was negiecte ays) di dozen ft SWEET PN 85 to y. Rows at $5.50 equipped with NEW im : 3 oe oe He: ar —-¥ 4 Hern 4% | 96%! 96%) 7% 25 S! 82 rat | Ong changed, ra d and ‘ um. $3.25: jumbe. $3.50. TATOES ss = $5.90 about toil two large In | sendy mIGTE:, Bitas 2 ~tee ; ie ere eae | 7 eliza 45, agbsh 108 aga | 29 BAD pr in 3%'25) 96%) 96%) 96% | TAs nt ee ee Rime Fetes pancy hall. $1.15 to $1.35; Bermadan to 95 2b ee mainly end ‘Gage at th lenny cottons Aaah a te toot, epe- . 36.35. *: Fre as | P2%! M2u! OF IZ Cc A3 20) 37M RT'S xT per box; Alaba $2.75 to 35 ); mistletoe, 25¢ pe: bundle ; Y: *stimated crop re : i close, corn also showing net gai rach fe '4 ' 98%! OR14! 2 Se oo St%s '50.| 33%) 337 2a; haw ma satsurna, 50 per | holly, $5. and i ; Del —ox ‘ 4 » | bales The production of ; sheen ‘ 3 German re gains. 19 Haiti 6s ‘5 | 90 : NF 14! HAG 22 CBQ gen 4s ‘58, 863 33%) 33% t end G9 PF nar tw Weaker per strap | “ase: J a $6 ; aware | ——. ; >. the ficures |_ market wabbled 10, 006 © had sentiment yoo were 1 Italy S%s ed } ee Rou! Bn 88 C BO ref 5s 71) #9 le) 85%) 86% woger barrel: he holly, £2.56 to oo : » | started on ere received he ® bit whee et secelipts al influence. Do- 7 Jap 2 4s ‘S1..} BR 14 | 9R14! ORY 10C GW 4s 59.152 Abe aa ; holly wreaths, $1.45 per _l from a hag UP erade Ja but quickie ‘ exchange Bs on 4 aoe called light. 5 Lrens Ga °24 | 79%! Tht.) THM 6 C In&L~v ist Sai ‘Ro? 51%! 52 } 45 ver doz. | fore the ¢ of 33.25c. recorded Fy tine ber wheat pened ener 5 Marseif) 2.| 76 | 7h%! 75% 1CM #sP4s ~) Soe! 80%} 80% : ) | 35.25c Orecast was ed just be — weer opened at $1.06, May . ce 6s °341 76 | 78 | 76 40 CM me KO 77m! TT 4! 77M oc. Th " # be- 1.09 %. Mexi ‘ | 76 "M&StPc 4% ’ 35 Pc | The buving seemed to be ana ttie Ree ee Say om Ke | k See ot n't Deni aeul 76 | 40.0 M&SPraes | 54%4| 53%! 54% | | : all parts iy By ithe hwestern a, sin. : wether Ac 7? on | ont oe °4 pe eb © 6.6. 86 te 49% | 48% 49 | ' ———- *®038 cars ~ Norway Sa ‘4 ) i - . cvt Ss Onveeral 7s 41. .1103%'108 [108 9-C NOW 5g’ 33) 97 | 97 | a7, | | 1924. —_ i6.isd> di Seven aud 68.774 bushels saunas wath ae ae 47) 110 Sion%en% | fF Salty ene an oer ai | tht 7 of | “4 > - ’ q ‘ — « ’ . * ; fag 4 i i 7 a? —_—¢—__ +B included il ccke loca! ae Eo i re 0s ee Ra%! BA | RA TEN W antigo! 70%. Ku bo '4 | iver Stages at Oats receipts, which were idle tame | 2 Dio ae J Sa 747, | SAN! RAS! RAH a ON Ow Pee Ol ane! oe | ie | Pi Other | red W ; : ushels. 1 Sao_P State 8 °36! 9714! | eral 4 CRI oe oe 7% Me ttsburg, 14 Cittes, ith 48.000 a week ago a 7 @ Crak) A7%! AT &P 4s g » bars Bee : Cincinn , 6 feet, a fall of last year, incinded 40 cars hen " Mas % oa "62 .! ena | 65%! #5t 113 CRI&2P rf 4s ‘34 7 ? wet 7B% | Letovlle, $3.4 feet, a fall of r | ie local ana? —— 12) 3 on Ge 891108 108% Ra 77 CTHAS tet Be 101 4 1101 oi | ® 132. | 2 yugh. Swiss Ss ’ A 10RM | ae Oo st 52.'60! 80%)! Cairo, 25 3 feet, no change: § eeensy recente of wheat were heavier | 9) 7.7! oft Rae’ “ainudib ed thee Hoan $ Chi US 440 63 fied B+ fal me 9 feet ange; and lighter than a year Rtn F&F 109 4% '1TOR TT T1TOR % 1 Chi U 8 6% 63! . %) T an Catro, 25.8 feet, a rise of 19; sepia vere henvicr tna 4 meek, 3 and of rm Kuew 8% STveh gt Neea eos | s cma Heater ieee | —E PERFECT MOTOR : ; a . = avier an a week r cs - ” = 3 ~ (es ? Vicksburg, 7 ¢ 7a of 2 fest: B than neg Allee 4 B~, 4, DUSTRIAT BONDS. 10 COCRELL ’ on 5835 | ed 88 & OiL New Orleans ° t rise of 5: = Seok ts receipts were heavier than 4 Ajax Rub Re °36 . ea s } | . 2.9 feet _ ago and lighter than a 31 AAC 6..{ 88%i 88 | 88 10) COC&I 65°34. 92%! 92%) 97% — . No change, an 734.000 bushels. year age] “5 4 oO ee ie Piag- gB He. F 1104 % (104% [104 % | & st. Louis Cash Gra 11 A Smeit ‘a7 | 84. | 84 1 Cle Se "7S.| 95%! 95%) 9514 | » Beles of cash grain n 4 _ 1 Am 2": i ce 2 's | 92% | 92% 5 Cas os ies 61 | 90 4! 90 1 | 9014 } OE ig ey el ie FS ee 71100 4 109 x [100% 6 GAS odige 35..| 81%) B1%! B1% | ‘ ‘HE T& T 95) : 7 | %| 81%! | 3 2 red wtesie whent ° 114 5 ag A a I 7% 118 = ae ye ae os a2..1 @ | ted Hi | » red Soar 14@1.16 4 do 5. | O7%! OF | OF y evt he RH! 99%! 2%! HF winter whe crt 4% ; 14 D > a % >%! 92% ; am . ne 1.10@1.14 9 s 377104% |104%/104' el) @ H 5%'37| . ' ‘3 red winter wheat $1.08 4 do cit 4s ‘29. .| 92 % | 92 & | * 10 D&A ret 4 2 98 | 97%! 97% { : "Bampie grade red winter wheat $1.10-1.13 87 do 5%s ‘43 wi! 2%) 82% 8 D&RIG a Oo ee eS} ty Mo. 3 sa garticky wheat....$1.12@1.13| 3 ef pere 88%) 88} | 2 DARG Ist on, 28) £28) S| SS | | , ee oe Te =f wheat . *"$107@1.11 | 17 > = a ey "34 83 % | Bs Rea 1 DM 4 eh A 3816 | rtd 69% | tas garlicky whéat. "$1.12 62 Anacond .---| 42%) 41 42 92 Erie - . 38%); 38% Ee 12 ge 1 4s, | ~ &§ Ml Sed whest..--.--. $1.10@114) 20 | 9% as S.-| oe 264 | 06 26 Erie p I ae. Se) Soul areal of” | | Y lo. h ra eee Ose ecoeneeser P %/ sis! 85% It Goes it. at extremes cr states. No. 1 white , ; 1 Cin Ges 58 ‘56. .| 9¢ | 98%) 99 I R T 6s mak, | 6) . ° a d : , a J ° . . £- 04.50% iit Asses 355 | 24 Cone Pde, °52.) 8%) 87%) 87m | 3 KCENS ae 51 27%I IT 137% | easy starting — flexi eads freely between the fast in icy tt 02 GUC S grt 78./30/ $04) 895 89 3 KCMIS OM 40 "36! 74, | 74 | 74 £ exible pera moving parts; thi Oweuler on request FIRM «TONE ‘TA WHEAT £8 Gu aim bi," 31/108 108% mo] 13k a fe ke ol ere] By! Be | Pp ee en ee — : \ 7s. 142) oe ’ 6 he 106 % ings Co EF) 4s ‘49 70 : 1% | . * : - rl Mesvest 49 | ws ] LEA W 2 ‘ = 69 69: ; @) alw ° © The National CityCompany |} | * ON THE CHICAGO MARKET) 33 Ei 2 woe. $8833/8 ie look Hanae Slt!) HS) Bl ES seeitaciskir calle for alt tie complete and perfect St. Louis—« : e Post-Dispatch 11 Det Ed rtg 58,33 | 95 | 95% | B&MS d 4s "28)| 94%! 94%! 9415 | weatner f perf seal 15 Olive Street 4 CHICAGO. Dec. 12.—W . 7 Dup a Ray | bs.°33 99% 99%! 99 3 LS&MS 4 4s °31.|) 92% 4%) 941, | § OTF all th Pt Nnst loss f . today. There w heat had a firm| 15 p de N 7 %s,'31'108 % 108 } o% | 6 Leh Ve 4 +t 2%! 92%! 92% | e powet ur : 0 powceTt —= } Telephore—Ottve 7140 tates based on the — pressure at 18 Dea _L ‘ 49/103 44 (193% i083 | 2 Lehigh V fo ee ost 86 | 86 | yo engine 1S capab ¢ of d — : and in anticipation Bn ry a 44E C8 buen 49 103%/103 [103 | 8 Lex A P F Ss "93! 38% 35 % /102 % | CV oping. — z oe smn sion house as. 34 a car ext + phe /103 104 | 2 Long 16 Se °'37..1 84 vag rg tp n is s. ) | sme 1 omni os = | Tar people that had’ trating ft teokes | 18 Seem Boo Tadd! BB | oral os 1 LAN 70°30... 116 zs i . Pot com ad wheat sold against 19 Goodrich S%s 47 O7 % | oF tht or ot an ieee {1044 10440 (104% : , caine Tite sae’ ae cine | +e auety "41/114 % (114% j114 15 Man F ...) 97%} 97 | 97% | : Pie seaboard reporiet ome Manitobe | 3 He Tat ght 431 100% 200% 100 | | XS Re 96) 8775) BOM | BE otations . 3 ee SSe See seebes a Hol AL Oe cts 471 76% | 78%) Tem 1 MSR 6s "24. ...| 95%| 95 1S ee . 7 ies Gdekeain tn feveign Gncinune 13 Ti Bell T Se '56) O41 M3%) Oe | UL Mich © 340 °52.| 80° | 80 ”| 80” furnished en all ; # not conducive to trade ot a. fo g int? fe 4%4@ 40) 91 HS dl He 10 ME Ct ob 4s °29| 92%! 92 | $3 | e z= ee Unlisted er 4 mgt matt chipped out 100.000 “5 Int MM 6 41 | Bl | B1%| S14 4s ‘3 oe lon | or é ed | acti Sy te Ty receipts ate Se taken in.| 21 K C P&L Su, '32/ TRY! TER, 5S 4 MER & L 5s 26. | | o8 .| 93 | . ive Securiti . @n Increase Sige aoe Tae owin Py KC G&a&E 6 +4 + tod, oo ie | 88 % ss Minn oe bs °61) 80 % | BO i | 80 % b miuin ~ - Cas K od ee, FE | 92% & Leonia’ 44) Inquiries Invited P : i cash jo were steady, ae gh 1 apa ES ‘So101 Hot td rae § MEL, ist feds 40) pire 8 | 88 Ya ‘ : 000 bushel 000 ele | 15 & Pt on 101 fe BS OFF indies ' E HAVE ORDERS I : com. and 3000 ashe 115,000 7 an #4.117% 117 17 =| 6%s Sl ..... 1101 % (101% | | | Gukesra “reported 300006 canmte| 10 do $e ‘Si 1 96%) 96%! 06%) | MST aS M ipathed grtien : Sha ; * . t taken for export 009 vusnss| 1° “a OE. Repos 116 % 1116 4 /116% | ref 68 ‘46 ...| 99%) 99% | pleigh Hdw. Com. 3 - ih, Geet % to 1l%e high 13 Mag C cv 7s a6 ‘inane 198 1 8 os fe ad Ist. ‘90. VOM | =8 r +H Pigg] t $1.04% ; May 31.00% to ber, De-| 2 Man Su Zhe, 42) 22 %4 (222% (225% | 20 Mi T 4n°62 Se 8) 654) 68% 45% ggly Wiggly “A” ‘ RO a as wot a 2 benno) wre Real ora | 82 MX + oe AR cael 79%) 79 ae Mi Manch : moat of its advancs Pn the market ex Pet &= ‘8611044110 x 100% | 44MK aT 6= "32. Fe) Oe Oe All sess Monrose a t 3 Lf | ancha, Storage Bat- [aie ss 3“ ipod intor whenTomes | :¢ MiGh DY Se 38! Beh) go) oe tM Pat Ge so: Ray! Ree! Seu | Fl ese, |e ~ 3 rage my e salee of wheat. Th ent t bs '38, B6%| 86 57 M Pac en 4s ‘75! 5: 11 2s ies ikea a Na a , ere was “ 4M ; | BB mn 75! 562 | 51 ps Honenon rte eae * Butler B | a for reduced Troveren’. Cus prov. | 26 Mor & Co 243/30, 79". vo% Yon | 1 M&O ist st erioe a | 80% | je ; i heme. 6-40 Polarin ade E _— Mae blaher but before midday the a Met heme 1 aa Soul jiitlesa| ° Mon 7 rat Se 41! 86 102% 108 Buiek..... mae + eommenene | : ©npm by the Standard Oil Ider , "wen lomt and Geclines ot as| © Nat Tube bs °52| 99% | 99 1 NC & StL be ‘28/100% [100 4 (100 | Bosh, ............-L gretreaees . 11 Co y eure g. 2d Pfd. as Bocce i ietines of as) 2 Ny ba OMe, | | 99%! S0% | SNR R at careed 1100 % |100% | Cadilins. 2220 en . ana}. it measures up 1n every way to igh Ai ericii Sto 4 me = % 8, 0 i * 2 | ‘* 2 Noe NE = ‘ 38 | 38 Fs a . th ve Clowed % to . 2 NYG ‘ 110% 110 1 4% °52) 81 “| ——_ Model 3-C of : € stan B q ; « higher, Decem P4 4| 82% 0 NOT & M |i nr | oo" MOA etner Medals M quail . urrough : me to Tc: May She ; ber 2 NYGBLH&P 5’ | 82%| 82 nc Champ ses AD otaer Modets. ] th Co % ; - J -_ 4 i ti fm F Se eae ALS oo ee 2 Ed a -L Ralston’ Purina, Pid eg Sone od a) Sa) bem | ge sag *j| 85%] 85%) 85% a egabegat L products. y this Company for all of its . . e® was 1108 os , an ee ee ee L100 a - * Uhdapobaie ee Se Bx City Railways | Me: May 45% Se hele, Deum 30 Nee oe 1103 i208 © c NY © 66 63 *a3la08 199 108 or he ae There j 5s, 6s | wae c; July 43%e 4 Niag F P 6s CAHR “ei! S | 95% — Reaeiaeerertage : oreeee M 18 ° and 7s foreien strong on buying by % 4 Ni 103 % (103 , gn } OO® |. ae ees ee a ec @) P . ‘a y a house i i. & OP Oo i % Pepe {7 Cale. eee + (©) ch St. : , | connections. Ribs w *| #4NAmE 1100 j100 7 NYCAHE’ 4c "bt) et 74 Daageecradsne L ae ] correct! obs nebo e ss oie in armmathy with othe hog weaknem. | a1 Nos P Poe Ba) 'Bo% | 4 NZOLA SC aek) | Bee) BS ee a By ee ubricate your car. y ‘ hd : . So w ’ rd bet.......se..--L = Phere Arvow....... Cit T rtridge BS tr 7% to 10c_ lower. wc highe 7 N 4: _ oe ‘41 wee sore 5 ad 4 “deb gs! vans s7%| 87% —— ‘aye tage L eee eee r Consul * bye. . & i og SRS 5 WUU. s eS eeess oases City Trust Company If Bt Gach Grai FAAS tas \see | 4 ne ais egacltggy (tpg nen | fl Crewe 222 Pl t chart for our recommendation. - rty Central Trust [A Grain Eleewhere || 2 fect & 7 be'37 set Se) 58%) 50% | Denning | Rete L ‘ tion. ermod J a vs 96 } ‘t s '°R Ff GaN } Ra - sevceeveces b nweee py ttohe eee Rac of . accard, ;Pfd. 3 ‘AGO, Dec. 12 : 3 PT& T ref os 1 %) 96% N Y SR cm4%'82) 58%! a Degmar..........- L Riskenbocker....... _ every Oo ne recomm " St. I . : | $1.08%- No. 2 2 —Wheat—No. ® PA . 4%) Olte: 91% | 5 NYS&Wrt 5s ‘37! | %! 58%! 5RH Deals. .......... — L dreds . d uis Coke & Tron, 4 a ees ort ee. on 4 Ss aa "53 30)102 % 402 %j)102% | +" NYWEDI eo '46.| pe oo 3) 51% | edannenena oo. ee in . of tests—this 1S for - on stan hun- Common and Pf 4 ie, @ mized, @BiCc: No. & ratned 3 PGL & Cch 5 | Se | 97 0 N & W cv 6s 29/108 & |108% | 38% | Dixie Fiyer.........L Comt. . your tecti . St. Lows National [fl eee: sede B5e; Rio’ F'sek | 19 FR So Bay, } Sigs | |b Ror Pats Bhoatilosg tos “izes | IAB Demeo ae made scientificaliy by train rempniy Sar tek! nee is Natio : e e:; No. 3 veto vel. Co 6%s, ‘38 5. s 9047! 70% 1 79 2. | cd a 65 deen edc . We € cation 60@TIC. ig P Ar & Roles Tere a : 79% 79M Dort 19.2 S ss: Rook Palle....... : : emists and train ' . Bank ¢ yellow, 69@TIc: No. i 1 rm. 74 vot $4 N Pa gn 2s 2047. 81%! 81%! 81% | ert eoetesoale Rolis Revee “— catin ubri- pease re Oe teh’ | 65 ERs “r 6 Fe ES | 7h Ser NPistocmc! ane! ora 3% “1+ Sense a engeeneneaee g engineers, under laboratory Blanke Tea & Coffee White, 71% @T1% cc: Nn. 4 eere:| 22 RASS - | 110 iSe2O478C! 91%! H1%! 91% Driggs... Stone ae | ~~ “eonpeanen t and road itions Me. & whi ann white. 69 2 Pr & Ref 105 105 & N con 45°46! 86%! | 21% Docemuberg........ bencoses a . co Preferred | GOS ee No, 3 white, 26 PAIS evs ab 7 07 % [108 3 col te 26.4 | Spi! oR Du Pom... 2.2... > te: - Drain your crank W and Com. . rate, 6 white 41M Gate.” Ree 4 Rem A Ist 6s. a Ae ok © tL me te hs 8 oeui sai Durant 4......... Shed-Wisk......... case every 500 il est St : : : S , Mase. Ree | .2 Rep lr & 8 4 | 94% MRR Ge cba! 70°! 76°19” Sapte Gkelton....... tr : : . miles and : & Li : vis Water “ ie. Barley. BSMOSe Timothy 45 StP U D be | ae as | Se 15 Be we ,--:-. 11 % tna he tar % Durant 6.222020. L ee srrooss Oo ne. S practice is th wi - ’ weed, os ; > r a 8 — seen ee a) “Se essence RB ight, Pfd. ¢ 60-poued og $3 Rog Br I 7s ‘42.! ae + be 29 Pa con 4%a’ | 98% | 99% | AR, — cu Stenweed Mix......L e of pure econo Tinois Power & Li 3 MMAL@LIS: No} art | 3 mine Of Gin 88) $8) Saul set | oa age | Se! Bee! aes me = | 95%! 95%} 21 ao) el ee) or” .M International Life os a abe Rariee: ara] 5 ee Fees get be 2 mia ee ae al! Fru! ee) Fax - . 4 x c Max: No. 1. Or 7s = ‘o9! 83%! R3% ; tral States Life E a 1.1 66 & PU D 6 of *% 98% | 4 StIIM&S RAG 4s | 83%) 83%) TN Grp oo L é —_o—__ 19 Tn El P Ge | O3% fing 101 a, Leo 8 ose) Oe lg fg) | | REE Haudiey Katemane. L ! Sar meseyt| Pe Re aeaee | ete so] St) S83) $8 Rete ie : 2 Ca Dr Me 41 sine 1120 111 i Ss L & sR bo; Pt us | ~ % S04 bee eee esses ec te quota : 1U F Gas 6s 93 | 93 3 StIASF gen 5 %s | Out 1%( 724 | ERE Bee ame. sali sidiboall eT mations, ite 6 berret 6 U § Rv 71 ae Oe | oe tt 10 SS’ | any . arenes for raw and =o 5 ae 85 %| 88 % 32 St iiv ‘én *HO! SOO | Fae re Ge. 10 U B Stl 108% 102 16 St ae ae St] TRU! TB 74 oh te Bomes:| FE LAEE H ge oe we) ROL os! 2 de ; : ‘k 14.941. : ' 4%s | ote reneeees %.. 1's shipmen #93, LEE BS 2S eS) ee om Pee | 72%! 72h vem Howsrd...........-L ? ‘ te : 4 i Vv Ww 66 66% Rg SA&AP a. ' AR% H aieebdiscdmell : 4.75: 4 a Ie C&C Ss 90 71 71%! 71 sa diet iapitiniadla : Riad OB ee $3 LS | ad bat 5 Ba) yl | | eet 3% January °° 3 w P Po 5 ie | “%~ it c A rt t i emenshrovecnae Mav, $2.40%. 44% ; o~ 4 ay Pe 90 so%i so SEA aa 7 —eageenenant 1 : Mina., Dee. 12.—7 lw P Pe 5 S| ERP ext go oe.) or 3 | s ame eaten aan hg wit Suis one ee eS | Ss oof de 28) BA) SS) Ff ae : m ball 1 7e ° e 44 “HO! ® j LOUIS : g Mow York Cotter f Bey eae MHS | oo FR at os Sa | ST. (Indiana) i os ‘futures cies fee: Rio} 9 WiH&Co 18 S&S. Ry | 96 bigot ‘ ee steady, cv 6s : s "56. .1101\! ; SSA, aes , ; May 8.68; | 1 Wwieaé Te * 83 83%, 5 & Rye st L 4 ‘Ri! 2% 101 1101 i ay an ee ee AS | a 2 LA SR ee oe . aed i el ers ee mS pr se3 Ae eS

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- PAWS Dyer gti 9h NERC RE RANG matinee! 2, Bah Seep aE ote Se 5 \ . f Pe EE Ea ee | ee eae ar RS rd : ; hs . ee~- THE WAY TO REACH PEOPLE PROMPTLY WITH YOUR MESSAGE is throuc® these colurnns. “®a LOST AND FOUND > . Ler- Burtelow). éear father of ida. 1e. . belo om > Leciiie ant Belere of Goddard Tee nethes " and Johr Leorert and > ct). dear brother-tr- . umcle ané cousin, at the ace Dee. 13. at 3 py “ ” chapel, fads Matthew's Ceme- ber Locemet*ve Engineers. a’ . acomotive Firemen and — Clar® Lewis, Gear * of Lewis, Gesr brether of Mrs im estate at Provost- e bou'- was a membe™ im Aa ? Council Ne Roya! Arcancm. NG—Extered into rest Gay. Dec. 12. 1925. at :- abeth Ort (nee Kempter a avenue. dDeloved wife © } r mother of George & Schuecsier Hoe. @ur Gear brother. 4 . * es. at ege of Sl years Rie Tis urTth rear. i from Kriecshauser chare > ~~” r avenve. Thursday, Dec. 15 Washinetcr Lodre. Xo. 24. I. ©. wh Test. No. 122. RO —Enteret tmto rest. To 13. 1953. Sa ? hoestent of mr ™ the seme H Temple. Spring anc ¢ Jozu, WT- Mrs. from Arth [| Tien s par- . Twentr-firet « or. ay efter Dec. 12. at 1:30 ernonr. t Interment in Calvary Cemecerr ™ Tuoesdar. Iec. 1822. at we — = j ri . ? ye - ; * * » A. Fred Voepe! brother-*n-liaw anc wuncie. et a* m. fem 1836 St. Louis avre- | Lattberanzn Church. Oemeery | 6235 Waterman avr. - 1:30 Pp. ? bos ~ | MISSOURI YOUR OWN SUNSET BURIAL PARK 3. "SS S CEMETERY LOTS METERY LOTS—Memoerial Park. six- @tare wis. cheap. Grand 1941M bdefrve Sa. =m. after 6 p. m. (2) SMer that hit lacr — Ts % Tear ets «ith methber be recelred by tre of Cir * erkers. JOLLY rs NELSON. re. &) 2m a ' tH . > f Lest LASS RING—tLest: §. J. A. 1934. Re- ward Cal! Porest 38457 ‘cB CIN PURSE—i-za ; wt ‘“herokee st contatning $5 il: return [834% nkee «t reaare CONTRACT—Low nar nershir cor tract crencerning picture theater Call Lindel "HRAIW - reward DIAMOND RINC—Se in platinum, 1 Thursday om Natura! Bridge reward. 46iv Natur larce «tite poodle Tewera areue Delrrar 1541./-3 ~ * i *; rr - ‘oc ; | GLOBE Carvet Cleaning Co; best work _Bomont 852. Central £994. (cS) -ARPENTERING ‘enc plester perching Pe patch tor ‘a Liréell 454 CARPENTER AND BUILDER Con'ract- mg and remodeling: evrerrt>! nm re- pairs. 4430 Easton. Forest S¢41. Fores B557W oF GARAGE est’mat giver Lindell 496™ C GARRET... gare builder, for 8 Dpromp-: end reasoned s« estimate on Foor new gurege. Trier 20357 = ics) ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. COLCEALED wiring. S33 per room: turss: seasonable CGCrand 735 iJ . The f .. chntid #6 . —You can get the tnform- the average tem- . 2 — - ~ the city: cur materia! ts termes: nhone WRIGHT ELE the , tion rdin Talzed person at the Railwar

trfeor=atron LICENSE Linde » -*.. . Comtaizing silk 23 hooks: reward Mrvtie Donnell 451 Forest T27 ~ Se Wit s 2S be‘na chrrrh moter PORTFOLI™—-Loe: tiack. about 8 inch — " HACLING Witt —For li-ton by bour or contract. Tri : FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. “Sarona- cleaned, fy ty ; A "ret RR ere oO . if BASKET Xmas gifts. Mrs Ss. Levis Me state. rou can sue for ané recorer fe and reat =o4. Consuit a iawrer. > s ~~ @:7 ™= - D> ed os ~ S — > : adarr Slié¢ 24 S Can make comp.aint cut ata wrecke- ® tec’ - re tax aes®ess™ent at the GSraner Contracting Co Both Asvessor’s office in the City Hall c®) : 4 Teac ase pars BOSPTT Al—De”! x > - i600 Burd. oppesite «a-- heads. + igs a actic: : ze car be breugkt reers. am for crtmimal ccrntrersation PRINTING AND ADDRESSING ~~*\ °° SroUEnt within two rears SETTER vrizmsne a: & Co. 123 X ~ _s ~ ~~: cTee obtained br the means stated could be set aside by the Court P. A. H—I? ghe obtained the 2!- rorce because of ber busband’s er miscon@ect. she Goes not STORAGE AND "OV! _- CRAWFORD moving van. $4.50 cauit igse her dower right {= the prop- *rtr and he carrot give a clear to t wupmiles she signs the LANGAN & TAYLOR STORAGE & MOVING CoO. 4902 DELMAR BI. ¢ TOTS 7 EcCELIA—A person 49 rears of $ feet tall. } oun da on — bine es ee STOVE REPAIRS A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY Co. Stere repairs Si8-Sis X Bas « ™ ‘4 Ee Sd = 27K a ve om . ee ee > Y*. an@ cp. Lindel! ’ ve pain. often healizg. a rao" rATr 2m mA... si NG Ge ors : F '"—We @c tot know mates f nde) = . wtick will PAPERING reascnahi . Central ®76R 1891 after nursing “ALPER HANGING Mritz De Sra. HANGIN —Rooms poe % ei 7m . =, * ANSWERS TO pai 3 + 25760 STES *GRAPUS RS Post-Dispatch reserves the right to 2m Personcl and telephone calls, or answers dy given attention, except letters on medical questions of andoubdt- ed sincerity, when cccompanied by siamped addressed envelope. roperties are called {mert tnmgredi-. Matin 4858 fo- ie rature of the periods stated bré ——_ - ~~ = - - LA... 63 N MEDICAL QUESTIONS COL ATs Hecith end senitation questions 0° pudlic interest only will be — ee See sidered. Diagnoses or trectment of indiriduci cases will not be ot s ——= | SITUA TIONS— WOMEN, GIRLS e—sit by caored referen—-+¢ Fr and rr r. Call 4 ei per enced Grand 1732 ony query.- 37 : ge aa —— Sah cannot be , reiect at° TR atter office Fl ail ula THELMA—The Warrier = through the State of ma It is commected at Orleans with the Mississ'ppi er Barge Line. READER — The “Follies™ Florens Ziegfeld Jr. played at the American theat g@uring the month of February, 1$2%. They been in St. Louis sinte that WRS. B—The coccuics ts a berry of anamirta coccuit narcotic and timulant, wsed clmtments for cure of ringwot and barbers !tch, sometimes in manufacture of beer and for pefring fish. ST BSCRIBER—The Elks 3619 Lindell Car "is io them istmas basket or if 3 ou can send your tame it Post-Dispatch which dist: Chrigtmas basxets to ones. BROKEN HEARTED —One car- -et be tried for desertion from the army in time of expiration of three years, ™ the t : be found perteod Friends LEGAL INFORMATION. (By « Member of the St. ‘ ; M—If? the facts are as you Louwts Ber Associctioa.} Le t! A » " mn r arc. o arietr Store. “ 7 Ca .sGre ae) - Aa nr 4 re jaw? a 5 i re. Heo AND BONSON HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS SALESMER Ww STEREF G21 F’LASTERE RS—_ poe-uieon. Wr 2. - ADS work aed ~~ ——_ = PRIN - EFS - OD SaALESMAN—For radia. Call 5380 Socth- saci bricks. aru —- FI2EM A N—Nor-cxuicr. ™etta or Wrtow: 445 Toc" NS MAN—Te counter TTNG MAN—Sriet:. {or cGertcal ane some Seats 250 . Tork: wus cpeat Giver mate an¢ & e-cuTste at Wawv—FSO Fas A SALESMEN—I bave «eg for 3 clean § S aSf2TANT—Meost cupéer- aectmc @eTators, s-a7*"— '-€ anc generTs. repairs acocDé sam Distt ae pa Citanec. regsona> ~ yr). Sea! LaN—Snaprtest and best jocatics “R—ARooms jm De vec Narie 3 Laciede. DECORATING. the ~ 507O Cae aMATETCRS pethy «cr Queens T beste Poecay tight sic 36. 38 Mercus RING— Lest: diamond ring. set t& scuzt Mmeoeunimg. liberal reward GUestions seskec tf returped te stewards effice, Marcertte Heve. platipam es so ee Pins —= 3rwiaN—PFPor roc) —_ Conert Met Bo 2s treemng snd m= amat tactery max “n™g foe shoes. Boz FP-51. Fest-Dis eé t 2 eee Re". See — 3 Poet "Ys FREIGHT CAR MILL MAN “~wett ser om Corsa yY sr came et “ = > - Dew o> =* =_ t Ts 8 ~efa-=- 3s ane —_ ~4 =s.-- > A i S"s ™~e- end@ent' s a = : * Ct « ‘an¢"re2e me ase bart _ —T “ee = \ ~ a wo «A —— — - — —E meen ms er - ~ ~a Te ene SPT lt —_A sor RA .LUFTAT s. ao Wid —$300 for gsemcer*rstes if per eset profs. _—-- —_ ™ar. e2-serrice a tg eS eo yiri have we -fccnished 3- “ecm aves. 40 mixes Sor” erence Treqe red. = rr SS. Clothing Salesmen Must be thoroughly experi- enced: steady position; a OG salary. Apply to Mr. Landa ' GLOBE, Eighth and Frankiin. tc SAa_SSBMEN—aA ctoemoude. _epemence io mecessary =z Co. 1395 8 Th SALES $a aN—Zx = . ae terion ~e ore ee Sex oe SA _ESMAN—Sectiet man woth = wes ses furzuiahicneg ' nSsLTratce a. > ""encte tece ‘eae for : oe : profs . eTiey open Dane “ree. rr. F a= 233 : . SA _ESMa\— Yl t.g>- rate = Tepeat-: ezclusire cectrec } $4 ESM a™ | jeMerser: Bote. —-xX ES Ex ED [XG MCOLLIXERT. TO -atz ih auf 4 rh bi oile *iNie] » ij it ee me ee ult . | ; ' 4 3 ” My : il ; house rcrx Cates. 36 Sxor wom ; abelng machce Calli 69 ™ 34 Mi mond tots Verre * a Qakeexces. Bedme Geren PFhe-e aie Peek ee 4 oo 7 7 pAtrts ir «KOS8Ki ta ow. = orwt | tude > Par. . ' ' “se : ‘sg a Je. Omg eee AO HW ML Ea Stenographer About 35 years of age: us a - 172 Wengen (ete : — ws i ed pean 1 OO wher?

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WEDNESDA DECEMBER 13, 3 . * SALESMEN—I have a spiendiq pre for 3 clean-cut men over 25 on |} Bales force, experience unnece | helpful if you are a live “re and | to conmect with the largest electric, pliance manufacturing compan country where quick promotion | is call 2206 Locust. ask for Mr, Fir SALESMEN—If you § ar ~ willie to work, we have at) open this locality that will appeal to . is an Opportunity to COON sect with | organization that ts wlilitng +>, me regardiess «' your for ner ex give vou the trainin = a brilliant future: ‘f if eo ee ane have ‘ee 4. | ghea nvestigate our | Post-Dispatch. salbeomanes | SAL ESMEN—TO . 22 3 cn 4 : 2. tne ond page Bys.cr? er cipe >in “ i ¥ CALL ON * « de le Hf ne re ED ETE: nem AGE EXPERIENCE, SALESMAN—S$5000 to 000 can be made by on oe is quainted selling Ford cars: an lodge. association or well known among men ' ment, posta! | @treet car men; must | P-10, Post-Dispatch. | ' | ee | ' i Buick salesmen: ex Carondelet Buick Peiiencs NOt Neceaeary Riverside 2904 SALESMAN. a — a : T have an opening for 4 have natural selling ability; ¢ net necessary; I will give ¢ thorough training and ovules ererhants Bite. ak call in Arcade for Virtor Sen | EX-SERVI _ MEN We wit!ll pay 44 A co r. r; port real Christmas a fas a Aten be mentioned. have a sp sortment of Fords. “Dodees Buicks, bakers. etc. CARONDE WE BvT TO CO., 8109 Ivory. Riverside FOR SOUTHERN 780) TER RITORY CUNT oyed now to develop with a b i uty man of character, wit ‘wehool education, grr willing to SALESMAN otving & age. Aprly cation, full ye references. hi ure must accompan dress telv “ of eh Pe ey ( Ci aon S ALESMEN want hard worki AY REA 208 208 Wainwriget Bldg. 7th ha Chestnut. (¢) war ee ot aeok. counter, or tn a r ea od making ge ary when others roe big ? You you have the away from that rut. explain our p how to make § per month P to 12 only Olive Street Realty Co.. 160 atmen's esk for Mr. Philbrook: sonfidentiel ( SALESMEN One of St. Louis’ foremost retail — furniture stores will try out gs a @eancut, ambitious pours its onaaal men (age 18 to 25) salesforee. A wonderful item to sell. Thorough instructions and rapid advancement to field mana- ger’s positions to those making good. GUARANTEED SALARY and bonus to start. Permanent. Call in person Thursday or Frida to see Mr. Sinton before 10 0’ WELCH & CO. 1107-1109 Olive 7 YOUNG MEN unity ts now be- taking orders Ser 150 household necessities. We make all deliveries. Short pay. sterdy positions. @n entirely new and original plan, wroven wonderfu! success. All our profucts are nationally aédévertix~ed. _— easily made. It wiil pay you t 411 Pontiac Bi between 4 and 6 p m. ( 2 ) 1ELP WTD.—MISCELLAN’US — I gige soy a cook and _— _ wat ‘ . ean = * ; aan private family 8) / 1ELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ODY IRONPR—Experienced on- - chine. h is i wel Becht Laundry Co. (of OOK REEPER— Experience os good refere ox P-108 Post. bioned et a jOOKKE =o aeren, be quick Be ng wi res: neat han writing: ted : — P-2 ty Di veo STTUNHOLE WA a iors. 9 OOK—Experienced. a wages. 5801 Waterman. Tavany 8236, (4) housework; @ Bs 8029 Clemens. ( wages 560s per OO K— eral Cabany 2049W. K— enced ° month. 15 Lenox nlace. abe I erlenced. white: TsO, monte. | ; required: bany 7486. “on 20K with house c : apartrnent . al bry. a 6497. ermal) fm family: no ve oon G 1 Cafeteria, IRL—Gmach (@) ¥ Cutters | We need experl- ¢ nced hand shear’ utters to learn how — o cut bathing suits; § vill pay good wages vhile you learn and — ffer permanent” york. Apply Lin- oln Knit Goods ill, 2235 O'Fallon | y tase iv ng” ( {3 E] s. Biive. _¢ gg A EF “ole / . for et ‘aurant. 1208 N. Kine’s h ‘ Sv F, Ty = * Sw sclnctontid ‘Adel - 2 ond HERS oH nt pe apply. ai 1! Wits , a een pee © Spchestanatong Anaad Boe pee. 4 by SALESMEN WANTED > ns i a as et car Me Pe iets SF MEN—2. young. — willing to work opportunity to been ous | ; Ata ‘ | "or office work; must have busi- a | Gerwear and hosiery department: | i Makers, A mers to Hl positions in our per ©PicATORS o HK. ATORS—10. a te ill ; : Benz z Embroidery Operators) "om ;° s ‘ DAY, 13, 1923. p WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP “Young. colored. to > assist with 5054A Delmar. | WOME JEDNES 5) BER +. +s WTD.—WOMEN, _—t ~~ —_— — ~~ ucas rs) o fold circulars. GIRLS | SUSINESS FOR SALF |} GROCERY-—And meat market. oi jroun- ic) f:ent Seuth Side cor ner at a bie bareain - in (c4) | Cabany | work Wwe —- n— wieunl. ork; no 5229 Delmar for “do general office Bos Washing; P-337, Poat-Dis. work ra! housework. : Arundel. = ——-. candy. Marthe fandy Shop. 719 Olive Episcornn] Orphan Home, _Grand 610. ad sanerat WOMAN Foe lst fioer hous-work house. | cheap lense for 3% more véeare. week | Store. Sidirey 2089. Vv _ 2877X. ich) HAIR STOR®—_ itt | Apply i sale: leavi ng city. 1 S. Grand. | MEAT MAKA«* ic) Reliable e colored. with Feferences. | WOMAN——Settied single housework. Forest 1915. 461A | home of 2 adults, {a county, (3) | ored man is emploved; must i P toes ~ >: gene white | and neat housekeener, $34 ” : ates. Caleny | Ao nome: Ww ydown 274W f (e823) | YO" yw 4'it gome aWrike for general housework: rer. | —*'°¥ ers. vired; small 6-room house: th nera!l housework: Sd floor west. g : 2300 | 8. Grand _ YCa'NG | LADIE S—2. thorough “3911 Pershing. (e4) enced in retail bakery > list soiled launury work; wages |: - Pp. m., store, 813 8_N. Grand ‘per day. Lange Laundry, 2004 ; YOUNG ferson. ie |, — oy Sa salary expect in wall pape exper enced: give yp F et oe 99, Post-Dienatch. colored : ner tionth a exper! ence Appi y # ADY- —ashier and ledger ¢ cler ed: references. NEWSPAPER _ Sunday. KE aibe! 1931 Semple. as PAST RY. AND LUNCH A bhith-clees businees in fine West Fnd location; modern equipment; rent $75; per cent profit. rrice onl: for (3) where col- e go00d cook (c im } LOUIS BROXERAGE COMPANY. General office, 3630 Olive st., main fioor. Pool Room and Barber shop A combination of 3. businesses in one; 4 good pool tables: %-«nair parber shop and soft-drink stand: 7 - expert- 4 to o | ily _— must ne Box €- | (5) 7 3d floor. Schaper Btore. (eh) | YOUNG WOMAN—white. Reliable. fo- cooking and : work. 3 in family, general sieep here. above; rent $55 for all; $1500. ; ST .LOUIS BROKERAGE COMPANY, house- Gran (cA! firet | > work; excellent wages. Cabany OORT I. , General office, 3620 Olive st., main floor. a eS (er) pver 25 vears of age. to run Er- AGENTS WANTED—WOMEN POULTRY BUSINESS © “ta labeling machine. Call 600 N. 24 (e-4 } family. | Phone SALEBLADY—oOf go00d understands canvassing: and carfare: permanent posit = toweenperal housework: srnall os ao. Webster Groves. apnearance $°O wer week who ket jin price$1s00; terms. sr LOUIS BROKERAGE COMPANY, commissiun 1 om cistrict, (my ion. ine. fe) | 15 Benoist Ridge... Ath and F asrist | Dath | — for —s: ith downstairs work room ‘ang bat SALESWOMEN WA General office, 3630 Olive st., (c4) NTED RESTAURANT —> Business ount residence. —. .* 7th. 40) N. 12th. also Caban ot |, SALESLAULY— no ob ections to smal) t. Post- ispatch. for ri ight chiid. Mox factory under ing one man and 15 giris, making money on a capital of S500: no experience nec- eszary; owner oh aa teach you the bvusi- nese. Pox €-99R8, Poat-Diar natch | SHOE ; city reference require 4047 Marviand. of Bldg. Olive halt 250 per SAN00. company =. &. we oe Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones "ve or Cerera!’ 6809 oud aguie, Svc tine duiiy. liiapiay. 65¢c deily 49c sun. COUl-o}- town, egute, Suc daily, 3ic Sun. Diapiay, 4c daily. 50c Sun. Discounts, for “? or Sun. DPER ATOR—A!l around, for beauty ar- lor. Vogue Beauty Shop, 5710 meres) a Exerienced ; capable of | high-class A4resses. Kot- | oa ficor. (e4) ar n4 | « work. = MANAGERS WA > Leouts. br company mantfactu make $100 weekly tred. Port -Dianstch. indies’ gue lin. 13834 Washington. & EA * ™ git; on petticoats A pply ready or NTED Wertern Miran ri, easily: Give experience per line: Agair-—-3 tim-s, Ic; 7 times, fc; 30 simes, daily 3c. Sun. fc. Lispiay. S times, Ic; 7 tres, daily Lc. Sun. bc, Su times. duiiy fc, Sun. bc. — — — -_ "MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | COAL—See claasification “Cosi. Cote and } Wood’ for aeate Southern t ring etanie S°50 | Box ©- (4) Kalter- | morning, Bth floor, ; (c) | SOR Washington. ‘oy TRUESON. INC. Business Brokers. 816 Olive Ww. Chilton. 515. mens Presi NEW YORK EM- ‘ wa aid. ou (c4) ROIDERY CO.. 701_Lucas_ Pry GIRL—Thoroughly | experiences ; ; ~yge making saiada, etc. “App! | @rte of eotne hvainerse enterp | your wusiness with us for | obligation on vour part until ac et. Ojive We act as eeents for the rurchase or sale without | a;nouncements, (5) |\COMPLETE Christmas tree outfit artifi- cal tree. 3ti lighte, wire. ete. aiso rirl's bievele. “5923 Ridge. Catany wee) ics +? 9552 dent “pink and Gras ¢ “Ah T——1!.a) ge pize: e new reasonable. Lie? | DOLL white; (>! dol ilk ses. ‘ tualiy sold. (e80) - 11 a. m., room 308, Union BUSINESS WANT MACIST—Ladcy; registered: eX- | “GOVE JRNMENT FURNAC ES Pipe or pipeless: just 250 left | ¢inae out within oO dave. J. A. STERNS ED hours; no Sunday | once. Box we (e3) | Og be t © Petter ces: short May snewer at fienpatch. q PERA TOR — Experiences ‘ oe Lat mdrv. 1080 Victor at. HOTEL OR ROOM ING Lease or buy furnished : high-clees references: | 710 Victorta Bitg. Olive : HOUSE o8T9W. 17th end Cnestrut. Korh phones, eh) ICk CREAM +t KREizz 2 ti Rn 9 OF d. with a and tuba: milk bottle fo ller. ller 222 Victor. 'G 3A8 RANG ms—Co0¢! ra! wra.— unfur- bond. | ‘c76) or give MAN—To clean buliding avers Cc | FO ting. 1119 Cheatnovt. ~—— ee ae oe AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR est ci . wae Se | | BUSINESS FOR SALE SHOP—YF or call zes g00d as new Tur ranteed, . $10. Bix tlowe Stovs ‘ Cerporation, 2120 s. Froaéwav, ic MECHANICA, TRAIN—R! ar Oxi ru equipment ; aimost new: $5; quick sale. De!mar | ANer%A Weomine (e) | BAKERY—Must ec!l Thureday; two mixers: beking eculpm | store fixtures; all | Stenographer or put 25 vears of age ; | Sat mach ‘cath ‘reanised ast have had about o | beet Central West territory. sacrificed for $100. good business:

money. Merchanis’ FPa'rt (%.. 715 Fronkiin. ok $1.25 nected’. Box P-384. P. > 2IPPERS—To work 3 éavs BRARY— IM. Rear Me _Wash — | PFuUnvD—1921 1924 HUPMOBILE TOURING run very little; terms or trade GRAYSON. uaraniee Hupmobi! e Dealers, 5156 Deln _ Cabriolets For Sale — NASH CABRIOLET 1922 mechanica! cond!- ©" passenger: excellent : upheo.stery b good cord tires. paint: price $590. LAC EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. S080. SOLO locus mont +? Bo rie waeh- "| B Coupes For Sale A UICK—1923 coupe; front and rear bump- ers: run less than 5000 miles. St. Lou!s Flint Co., 3320 Locust. Bomont B35U. CADILLAC—V ictoria. tires; 1920 model: like new: 4166 Olive. (cQ looks and rune terms. newed: bargain: trade: car ington Motor, 1646 5S. G Grand. M mt Saturday; nights. OH EV) ROLET gees r 46.3% 1—1923—Businees 1—1922-—4- fa. 19 ( | DODGE—1921 S. Jefferson. 1 CHEVROLET—Coupe; i { red miles; mode!: at trade poer¢ oe t wd (cor 1923 just like new; bargain; easy real price: on this — -_—— a 1923 CHEVROLET COUPE Practiealiv—a-new. car: bargain: te: SSIS; rei \ ALLEY. 3205 Locust.(c% ‘HEVROL ET—Cor oupe.: 1922: perfect: must sell: owner leaves for Los Angeies can arrange terms. 443° Olive. Coupe: 1922; ee!!: owner l.aves for Saturday; this ig truth; make offer. Open must ange oes ‘> (>? ——- (°F ‘BV ROL KT COUPE. coupe; 4* months old: condition: $150 down. perfect mechani- call) 6 new cord tires; a iot of accessories; easy terms UNIVERSAL, 3415 — LOCU ST. (c77) Chevrolet U1 tility Coupe run few hun- weeks old: only looks iike the day it ieft the of extras; sacrifice $545, year 2910 Washington. (c4) exoe.,ieni Bselger, i¥ 4 few clory ; pa. vari ¥ ry pen lets MOTOR CO., 1 evenings. ne -_-—-—_ ---- —_——- -_———_ -—— — J-passen gexv cheap: trade. e xcel- 2506 (cB7x) extras: beau ti 4118 le uSK. coupe, lent shape: tering. IRD—1023 coupe: manv ful car: like new: terms. | FORDS—10 eee - ee ee mL coupes 10°0-19° trade. 2633) _E setan. ext! &s, 60 down: e225; mR L)— —Gou) . ; 1)05 Locu one for S135: 12i: terme. | roRD—Cou pe: FUR Fr ‘ORDS—15 0 Jefferson. F a }

RO F ne, * forfeited on a loan. J "10 Olive st Starter. (c3) es, tion o.. demountabd! Morris, 2810 Olive, late coupes: |} the new : “$175 extras; trade, terms. 508 8S. D—\ oupe: S207: $85 _down. up; man) car At a gee. trae: $175: RD—C Upe: my, Ce: perfect cases city 492 Arco rE. L)- pies iger: maroon: ~ cord DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO.., niyo ‘ Ls. C Peper evenines and ("en tral Srndar. thor- tires; 330. ~“Soaclal Sedans if 22 o damobd' le. 4-cvlinder. emobite. 19°3 Ford sedan 1920 Oakland, ee 1°i Mitchell, 1918 Kissel), Cash. terms, DE LUXE Bomont 7812X Open ev 6-cylinde: dan. %-cyv inder 6-cylinder. trade ar TOMOBILE CO. 2s 380 Locust. Centra! enings and Sundsey. Touring Cars For Sale 6—) #2 tevins 5 L” Kix 4) tol $°00 rong good condi th * m AABR Lindell bi it ,s>o—Tourings: $450: terme: BUICK—Tou rings: 1820: trade. 4s and 1923; terms, Open nights. te ° 1923 BUICK 5-passenger touring: in excellent ‘ical ly Al: 6 nearly new cord tires: money- EPT.., _ hoistery back guarante CADILLAC EXCHANGE CAR Bomont _ 3080 top. condition : m D $350 1805 Ruasell. s: 1923; 7-pene : 4433 ta ‘ri 122°. Olive. aint and a an- | 3015 Locust 1923 BUICK SPORT| COMPLETELY EQUIPPED. ONLY 3 MONTHS OLD. OWN- ER MUST SE LL. CABANY 3057J CHAN DLER—Touring: _ chéap: $50 down. Co., Co., 51580 ) Deimar. oo, H. b orest ~ good ———— -— ee ee ae (e4) ~ CHANDLER TOURING -Dessengzer MINeiee PPT VALL ‘perfect condition: EY. bargain $205 Locust.(c77) 7) 1 | CHANDLER DEMONST’R. | mode): everything Sport ' miles; Gise than city: drivon in accessories. wheels and tires: —_, Se price: less than sacrificed for best bargain 3000 | LAL extra LT | CHE VROLET—Tour condition : ing: 1 ex 421 CHEVROLET—Touri ing: bar- | Big Four, 2224 8. sef- rains: terins. - ferson av. 8 cellent Locust. 5 or term ht iy 7 an. st ing. 8320 Delm ar. ’ CHEV cannon a 1922: $275 cash Mac Carthy Cabany 0) et a big discount; $30; easy terms, 8S. Grand. | CHEV ROLET—.1924 touring demonstrator, also others as low as Bevington Motor, Ak (c57) CHEV ROLET—Baby grand. like new; $895 Rivie; at 3441 Juniata. touring; down; trade. (c7) e Li+ HLAN DsS—New office equipment. bins. Devi jacks. shop equipment. Groff Motor Corp.. K wi wrapping table. Gs at factory cost: lighting fixtures, parts. K-wayr va! ve cap screws. etc. benches. vises. Red 2907 Wickioinen. ee DODGE—1920 down; trade. touring; 3441 Juniata. ** like nev; ’ i j a condition: | ||| H. Barber Motor + | ich) i tt in MIXRISSIPPI VALLEY. 2208 Locust.(c? 77) | 2920; only $35 down. jat- | DODGE RMROTHERS—Touring cars. $150. and up: see these Motor (9. open Sundays. DODGE—1923: Bs idition ; 741 De Giverville. FS eer generel condition payments } o180 Delmar. ee ae ee ‘ “pun 4000 accessories; bargains: mi rea) terme. Inc., 4041-43 Locust bl. “perfect | bargain. ice; Tires. excellent; I. r ' Forest Bsigk, smal) Motor top. curtains and down Co. (04) 1923 DODGE TOURING b «94 ter VALL See this throughout: MiUSSISSi PPI DODGE With Cal!tornia abie as a serian; ‘an't tell it from a right: only $395 Open evenings oo. . year OLIVE MOTOR CO, LEY, TOURL top; just new > perfect NG ESSEX TOURING Rebuilt. condition: b MISSISSIPPI VALI repainted. EY. new tire argain new top: 3205 Locust.(e7vT7) 19 Just nickeled iow ” cord buy: price ( "ADILLAC SOLS Loe overhau!ed jooks tires; Dorr up to new car guarantee’ excepting few price, making z terms. i'CAR CO., 2921-2 FORD T uring ; Motor Co., Inc. i (} touring: a s I ru 1ih@ @& ” * - body Oren Sunday. repainted new car: brand-new oe and Silver «= >» eum [| = 4 =~ * 90-day guarantee. Rickenbacker Demonstrators Your chance to purchase a practicallly new Rickenbacker at a 7 great saving. These cars are in perfect condition and ca Sedan, coupe and touring car models. Let us demonstrate one of these to you today. TRADE AND TERMS Diesing Motor Sales Co.. RICKENBACKER DISTRIBUTORS a7 The prices are right. 3617-23 WASHINGTON, ————— = sane . 4 a. 2: = i ee — - '_ = RT ere ~~ = eee Touring Cars For Sale_ — rr ee ~ 4922 GARDNER FOU Perfect ee g2ood es: priced riaht for Guick sale. MiASTSS! eer VALLEY. CY. 3206 ee ee touring, 5-passenger; {actery & May nes 60, | fresh from absolutely da araniee. 7 Spanish i dise wheels, brown | 4% cord tires, 1° motor. 3%*%-inch bore; performance and sturdy buill:: uick action: terme to suit; Wit SON JTOR CAR cO., — paint. Locust. | (e77 m7 } 1924 BRAND NEW weeks ago: driveu _jeag than 2000 miles; new-car factory 80- | latest models; l-inch wheelbase, most pleasing open 2021 RING top i Trucks For nae | FORD—Truck: light del good body: $75 down, Ol TRUCK AW Ae ; used very “5141 North Serres to pay. ry “unpie = sonia : on: SRS. ru mole condéit unloaded | NEON AUTO. | FORDS— 197m mode) trucks: TOH AON "UTo C CO.. 2067 Olive. FORDS--1B ats “ton $'25 up; trae, FORD—I-ton, with ri wit eosy te is Locust st. and Bu ther ‘nn *e* grock re- | ete. | LINCCLN—7-passenger touring MOTOR | ns ow cheap. Tate 2941-43 Locust bl FORD—1923 Rell: Be@Ad touring : like oh new ; Locuet. must | = Minna —le2la - fc) trate ‘ORD- “Searles ca: 4212 W oe j Natt ural FORD—Tour! ne; 4148 Olive st KoOd big, ba Bridge: rgain, condition: re | $0 FORD —Touring ; 11k model. 08 1 Goode. FORD—Tour' ng: $40 down gr 251 g Morri ter tar s. 2810 block Olive. condition, iF { ORD—Touring: oper Thursday ev starter: e. Morris, - oe ee $130 up: gon. trade, terms. 2506 8 2310 retre - 41920: $135. $50 down: Olive, |) } ORDS—15 late teurings; excellent shape: . Jeffer- 34) (c57x) | FORDE—20 $250; $60 down; FORD—1923 style. starter, Natural Bridge. FORD- tours Hurry. 23 N . SRR eaten FORD—1923 tourin respect, ter ms. i19t FORD—T ouring: loan. tourings; $95, eal bargain: 1 00 Washington. chea Auto Auction Co.. trade. touring: demountables: ~ $40 4 terms. 1920-1923: 3631 like down: Vandeventer. B49: Eesion +6) | 47 19a - 1920 er c5) g; new car latest style; $265. in ap: every ie) forteited on 1210 Olive (erty FORD—Touring: mountablies: F PORD—Touring, starter Fords, terms. Lf) late et $225 $85 down. SA0; 3115 Locust. model ; Morris, gtarter: great barca n 2810 de. Oli - 12, $205: F ORD—Late ge timer: simoe JOH SRON at TO. touring ad $32 anaT FORD—Touring ; SH5 today; looks, terms; CO. runs trade. altro large assortment. tt 0 cannot be to'd from the price is right: Mendenha!). Open est model: see thie car: terme to #uit. ers. 2315 Locust. MAXW ELL—Touring, 4° nia top. sacrifice, $57 1805 Russell. Bet ae tor uring. fine cone) der email car part AOOW even re wit terrnis: Forest 4 _Lancein Deal- trade, condition: 4 FORD—Ton truck: hag been com onditioned an 2: t “315 ust st. Om FORDS— s: light Belivery press and pane! terms. EFLING, FOR fe) | 2501 &. Jefferson ay. v FO ORD—Light Geiivery: this car hae car: . prices Havers. 1 GARDNER 1622 Se ee select torn: cary are 200 We: iggke ii like —* terns. (77) * chooes | ‘ike nee miles: full¥ oS terme, Kohier Moter moet, 3S menthe. driven | re re me STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 wat vrand- ri vueod very es tr W ILLYS-KS'ouT — miles. Dern Auto j : ; : ; ' ; q *| FORD TOURING BARGAINS |" : | ; oie 1 Mt Seon °* ening®. | rigs. OL Ive Cite GRAY pete ned hoe eR a little and | a ‘ 210% paneer Driven Co.. 70 a... y 500 Pare (e7@) on) 13 7-Pass. Touring 1921 model. a. — curtaing Caners maar, fetta Roment 78] fron eventinee an 4 ba CiPatmma

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Fas RECEP orange ore le Poe w ‘ sr. Louis _§™ ARE YOU PAYING TGO MUCH RENT for the value you are getting? If so, study the “FOR RENT” Ads. “@@ POST-DISPATCH. HORSES AND VENMICLES MUSICAL acoms FOR RENT—North - ROOMS FOR RENT—We-st DOD , i - a ge oe POT. 7. ref]="Fnce : For Sale Talking Machines For Sale —_—_ z Ty — — + — ; peome. refe hs Roy are. ~ ae a eet . 7 er’ pee ae te 7 fem i es is wan? Se aan bana te roca Ot = Tecalns uwnuiure. 3 ee Bony 33 a rood 2 ith trial posrantee see “PH a 3525 - * . - —— = , . ‘ on * es Br ar Ts hed ’ = a cal - ; i *>50 ilies 2 a PHON OGRAPH — Wonderfs! cabinet. Al one Deck mest st: ae casn terme. 31144 5 Pennsrivane CSe3 OGRA? HS Bareaize = al seeranphs of standard machines ate €5 Bn 2 Dire eer rede od Seo bit Pw apatensgte nme. Gir A pa ala cle git pt RB 5 i AB ge * ~ FURNITURE REDUCTIONS NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED EXCHANGE YOUR FURNITURS Ft XR NEW r Soe a : | : toed ee lee igen) ~ *: & oa ee i i L) i tgp SED TIRES — 2 a , =) . a = 2% = 2 2 — * t« | A | -ROOMS and BOARD; ——_—___.— - " i } Pesi-meperct @axr o or € rr. =? STTBA p.m I SRC, Sei Ged > aes ee ; SO ae ee i oe OCTEs ~ ar a GE. . r.c . ~s = 2 e— {7 OTS WiLt: SELL YOU FOR LESS _210° 8 Greet x 3 __ | = : ~ —~ OD kiuches Forest "O00 | Gecacse oo” © aa = ee er — ; ee > oc SER. « re sad + sae [————— = ae S ~~ eae ae “aa = — Three la°ee “Ss ee. tt east Greaedatte Sucattere of af! tin COAL. ~ Sone AWD wood minal clei anit Sian ae : | Seer ) a ae = — rn - aeaty Surnised secu | Gon ne te = i Teer tecomased. §i5 ser 53 Ly AMC OxD Oar rms $: per TOE eusese®*Pine “poms Lone. het- wee sact a ‘ap a stig. ip t AER ars Cty Ngati Bilin pmaad " ‘ eee es i SE TA, Sr Rela, oo OM — Beau? i —— Tate family Forest $671 ROOM—Sicer spac met. ¥ we . ~~ 7 . arc “e ; 3 SEDROOM SU ITEs—aA Almost : egy _ err . =" . oa ns renee ul "Ousesk Sep rng — , / ped sré maebagan:’ handsome ¢ _— YY roar y ~— 147 = | , § - +o Z _ ™~ Su. " — Tale ” yemg@ence. x wite @ ponon Pr R? : . Sia t = ) 3, - — a ae sgealaenagy 3 “OOS amapeae-onl — : nore: Standa: 35. 2 tans er mor $6c este c & FaTETTE 7334 — Steam-hea-ed - _ pretty tabdie. —— — TS=lfes goo —— , — —_. -— ._rrrTm™ , Socom a ~~ 5 Too | conven ences Grand $4317 -vig. x.— i530 maheec- $3.5 ee — r fed red : ~~. aca SSELL. UBS PLO a "TS. i Nicelt ‘ a STON S51. 4.7i—Lig7” souse- titel Timmer. $10 "De ~ - $s 25 “— = -hest_ i : : 2m > ——— DT ee = .€ime K “OLY Shsenc see oY IZ en : pimg and gieeping rooms steam eat- CHIFFOROBE—Pelriceretor, tus ci brary tables and r 33 1-3 cent T : APL mi & SHEN AN = 3e om and : : >a ei ecreucences ECGENE 3 ars. ecc.: berains. Cai Sct aft Open ts met == : een a near 1s : my. 3 SIPPi ce, WaSHiNGIUN BL. 4§14—Picasant ~oem +. of — : >. = rt_e#ter : pr ; . : bee” cont_rucus ben Be Tater: waTEBeMa™. =. tv: Like pe : 7 - CairroRoss—New sre Sn sae Mulvihill -+- " 4 os Furniture Co. . de 112-14 N. 13th St i@ tor Gamunds ol¢ geld > bie-i 1. ver bought. Broagwar Jewe.: —Cash or ( Nadine DECEMBER SALE— OF STOVES AND FURNITURE Seg Te See ee ee |e = = = = ; Buescher 3 ¢ ae | —— © _~ 7 ok . _ WasHiNcTON 3. 4554—iaree. sestir DAVENETTE 3S ewes WE SAVE YOU +; TO % | - F. Cooney Jewe! Sak Sueiinedtiee ammac: aimee ae - —_ Sa a. s- =4 flecr roam for “arnt ones ee For Thursday and Frida> —- 3 7 : « = = — rs. wr. ne = ny atta ; : : wz 7 . - - . - . 5 . . = . . SS. bane, : - =m r. 2333 TENOR BaNJO—Wern $3: iso ce | aie family Sidvew_1Se87 3) | gisening room steam beat. ~ > 2 d ed a ~ . 2- na.” - _ ae - | é . " ’ . - cs eT w 7 a : . ; -_—_ ogee EDROOM. DIS OC ¢ ATT =— CES —Handsame 24-im m OBR : 8 > . : AS Soa™. WSR owe WASHINGTON St. 3691—Seconé4-focr THAING-ROOM SUITE—Gek oc : a Sec ‘ c : a : 2m private ‘amily feat be moe. Cobeny 53358 = an : $13. te S20. cur price SS : = "enat oxa. SS —— ~~ Ginine Sl iTa— aime. ' peas me Bate sens . ~ , ediong = tke new. Ni i eb eR corte ne His) TAX. Aine Tal_LE—Hee ws 7 S20 Grant $5555" SS SSM) ¢-meve Bedroom Sulte for $175 cae Goemene.. a week buys $40 ~~ S275 S-piece Dining-room Sul-es a a = = Mahorany Rocking Chairs. § Fomerrcks— Gers ° 5-reom $37 Se S-piece Breakfas: Suires. S22: echt re racuns. sicelr ae yree 7 2 eal afier T 3. m SOGLA Vernon. icé) S32 58 A a ae size hbot-biest heat- SAFES rrr” . 1 FURNIT( RE— . -ier bee* , SAFES New ani used Ca. $21 — -. Sate JO2—2 DS IRAs touring «saan. S20 ~— Or. = oot ~ FCRNITURS—Overscuited Spiewe suite > > camhins: $0 _SEwING CHINES et o bavgain. Frendklr Storage & ur. ie mA In Baki i so28 Frenahts_ Dina ter ae with high ower and bruii- Drophead. Lke new mae ae = G- €°°° cA 3 ; ma 1364 Choutesu FURXITURE—Excuisite = " buttet. —. a sy —— . | _~ . 4 small antique chars = : owe —eemerdem ak : t+ S. Compre ‘ ; Room = — a — a 12 ht -_oD Fura. Houses & Flats For Sale — ay | PLaYSS-Pias D hea 30 as | ter eadents or explored : 7 ing ~coma, heaced. $7. $5. Forest 4395 ~ , BE 7oom nes. 2c. oS 4 “ aera —Ateares furnishings of rant Ise — ' = : — us el , : De . r ‘ ' ~ ww d > 4-reem apattment, mriviiege of ren’ ms i : “: , iz - Racine ETE va s Aa RSE gc ' — >, -—~ : —~ n a “Zz TOO. MMe Fl. i ern part, cheap. Sidney 15506. sfrer > “ piane. steam bea:. new et : +. === its. == =né boert : 2 eect Lio e Delmar ied” 3 — ' A BL. = 5130 3} Mal c. 3 a. _ ee Beactifully ‘uc shed Dom. scuthers > = iz : : : . - " . : » . © : = Ser imar. ‘co : 4 > E : = . $2 2 SG tome and ? . ' Gas sa Noch— yuck Meal: wore ease . ad 2> =) 3 oo Rs ana Leces ten : ' = i mew: $85: com $200. 358° Debaw es —- es a — ~~. 5 a a —— Se -~ : - o&—Thiré ‘Secr serch var . 7 “— > Z 2 d “t " a FURNITURE -3 Tee: a >a od 7 P* a we 2 “are na hogan: : : Kee 34 = > : oF — Beuriee Furniture Ce. 3327 EF ar. : age :3 i= dem >? Sc we shec * of Tce. a. : Pah a 5 = ~—- " : ’ PS. = oo . =ant *2 22 ‘ : ra. Pad "MAIR r=scerd ase 0 Os Socan eos Dee: — ads: = ’ for the Druc- : - — a Sa) | —LS "re ->e¢—-e ROCeMS Wid —Two et nousekeen:ng it | tr trl, weg KK“ | Tuna rn- Wantes— Game wed Gevenpen tabee _Deime Se EQUSTHALD GOODS W- i « > Ce... Tate a a : gcoocte “ewer ~r tes Barre * as es - . j ; 7 reo ea 2-6) Pid toor. Tht wit, "e ut) aa Ca ae. T cies prices anc any of : , be ‘oh ~* 3 ~ : n STOVE BARGAINS ~om Srration 9 rtp Pty fb tat ~ - ree oniy 3 , | } | 3 ae Grand a_g0re OC WT ars. Newty toabanes =e one = — Ft =. Olire ae —ant_ta WEST PINE BL ATE -_ RaNINVCTOS. 5017—3 : m Suites aoruse keeping. Fr Re often £ ee oe tis 3 KENSINGTON “aires = nec ne 7S » be saa “ey “" >oarc cpiicnal Page cer BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY ~ = “. 1111 Olive & ee . = ‘Save 20 Per Cent’ BUYING YOUR PIANO Direct From Distributor _ AVE TSE MONEY ParD SSN i ~~ 2. <_ Stree Fa TO EASY TERME. KIRKLAND PIANO CD. 204 North Ith Street AS nee ene eee eee oe ig Oye TS se? aS | E gery mR 4 agre ie saibocs sae hee

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fee Ww EDN ESDa : ; s a rf Spee! aks y NE APARTMENTS Fe $ FOR = R12, 1928 oy Ee South — +. sah gat | harawood unre sate ak. LESTATE - - HOUSES - - AP core ESTATE WILL “SELL ITSELF” as well as will an AD in th tn these column RTMENTS .- BUSINESSPROPERTY -: FLATS - —— > = 3 tS LOWS .:- COTTAG SES Ae FAR ae Mic ot 44. ~ rIy SPECT “Th? be ed. r ARNO ne ahem Ade NGRe¢ aoe cm) |. s ‘Bag ser | FOR RENT—North ‘FLAT: ine wudeanbetimnteninae | Oe ote erent eee *, soma, bath. fur- | PAGE, 4 Fon nantes t ea: HEAT. JANITOR SER\ mien, : S89 Per month. M. | AGE, 4358— Ss TO LET—BUSINE: e _ New. 3 rooms and VICE, ONLY Mr &@ SON REALTY Co., 816 | —Slectric, gas. 6 rooma, bath, furnace: | — USINESS P’RP’SES Our Charges Are th Lo A pining oy int. nt $55, ° 0 OW, 205 rooms, 24 floor; FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished |!! SEW STOKES—419 DE BALIVIERE + | SONGAIO Maplewood UILT BY ARCHITECT (|— = 8. 5 ve ian” ve" F rooms. Bef , e we apartinent of =" oni is i : : Bree Coal ei romn meat v W a TY, - hee e porch ; strictly om rooms: a * dea xs ‘ A Co.., Central i etd, inake your reservations agg oe ae 7024 Folk Pi ngs EB e BP reqme. tile por gy In 122 WO SING ‘LE FLATs ss) ‘2 ieee, CON SST yo ——- Loan or Renewing a Loan | oe akg ‘Verieme jo% site in. we Offer , a ; y. (cB) ee SEE Se oh ALBE G. BLANK ons N taf - ne. ir Harnage, wank w 5 eo ern. See it today ce, strictly er F rent 2 dae ld Ra and '; and 2 and 2 iS VE W IL I SAVE y hs fe. second fj N.—First fina a | SLASGOW. 1023—8 |Main 3¢ 3046. * ots E R. CO. BUNGALOW—2622 = wn 5384. LEO K. MILBERGE CHAUNCEY P $1950 per vear i oN 4 OU MONEY. e 4 Olive 9544 ; , oor ¢:; $20. JOST ri et 2d floor f rooms, furnished fiat, | ©. Central 1144. ai Cc . rooms: a Lyle; mod _| Both phones R, Architect, ——— MaRi.” 4 TH RIK Chee No Char e : : tS: Sth st! Centagp , aOR. 808.723 | cmap, TOI Eck rooms” | STORES FOR RENT." | “si MghTlok 2 blocks trom car; bar- | GFT AEBS cod) | ale fy MAROAREDS PARISH ges in Connection With Application or Inspection ne | EXRIGHT, 6240 8 . 2715 N.—5 rooms, gas. | furnished; $37.50 rooms. ple tely 5924- 9 of SHEA- LARORAA Ss REALTY S av.; near Pen 5-room flat on Castioms em 7 5 SURE (a panane cee pe lM BOY Rene BSP HGY | _,,0924-26 DELMAR BL Winton neszr ce. | goxaacomet oun | sSeaitigey Sut get Ae Peet gos Hemmelmann-Spackler Real Estate Co or" $85 f:1 01 gy 00% if w ant at parlor, . ‘ . Leffingwel); | scale across wi location with ' ost-Dispatch. (cb co; ——5950 Arsenai; new —_— at-Dispatch ry roma. Bes | R u . SPF ogg ie i ee | Northwest for further informations Theater. fescue] IMMEDIATE POSS BSSTOMe | parisons, foot tarnace heat Sic | 5s 9, DOUBLE 4 AND a EPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME INVESTORS ~ = janitor service. froce mu, 24 flee "eth, electric, new! oms. Ist UNION, 6312 3ER-KLEIN REAL ew 6-room matt ve 36000; terms eat; price| beth and porch ner ee F m $75 front po " , . newly decorat “gp N.—3 room 104 N. 8 TY CO. R Yale brick bungal ——s (c8: and porch. separat od floors, tile OR 30 1 Bong BAU USCHULTE porch cndults: : cima 2 Soo | oe iene aoe, see ao): wae or Danni ‘im ore ieee rage; “sieht mentale” ceases floofe, gan naar re room m frame; “ieee ‘THOS Mt $18 i. large | d pha on : ? : 2407 : — (c7) | (cg) | Open for inspectio venient terms; th electric; — $3 ow CGRADY & SON, and t - | LA ae 43% ' N.—Dandy ; 1 | MAG i r is, 6814 S 3500. See | _Forest 8920 5179 Ee e i ee oon “fur siucathedral Paras i el OS South fr hide’ cise Sha 00, 206 Walnwrtgns HOHE hn chang ae ita Sy SEE 4140-40a MICHIG ea | N Sar Cnr 7 Twin ViGneel id La nt. | LU. Olive 157 E®rage option: W.—Three lar $$ ‘T—Three rooms furni mame SEO HOHENSTEIN R. CO., 6428 M A dandy & and fe egemmaaas IE 7) LINDELL BI] 44 yard floor: 4 ge rooms. eiec- iy, on South S14 rnished com lete- wend HOW HAPPY SH -_CO.,_6428 Michigan. | i constructed ; t “ 5 room single flat. ] 4 W y ORK LIFE ‘4 | . iL... 4354 ¢ ‘ . ecorated: $15 | eak fo e. Call Lindell A L T ‘ATER KE WILL BE IN Te 30 1 furnaces, bath well | NSU RAN ' 4 oom apartm 4 (24 floor) — . rred. per | — r Mr. Knapp. 344. Eg A ae BEAUTIFUL B THIS | A 25; St. Anthony’ 8. electric; tot | Q. 2 FRANCIS-P ent, Bil ne Fine. (c)}| GR (¢) : 1142 + BUNGALOW ; ter guy's Parish: A | ERRY-RUT mes > eco : or 302442 ——¢) | AND 3140 8.—5 da — | tion h Lawn; six fine rooms, lar | 30H ms; you'll like this | price $11.- | 7TH AND CHES NU ‘4 Oo: NOR’ gl DRIVE. 6246- a 102_v Sth tes DIN, REA 2 00. rooms; | penne 1 ey furnished, reome, ex. | apt. Louis Realtv Co a = ane Sew ing room. tile i roe N 8. BLAKE & BRO. to, flat See tt. | SSTNUT STREET. q ‘a a iis t¢ “ een of ; ‘ G Tr . Y . >. 1e%? ° -_-__—_—— = 4: "FRAN ae ee Os Foon og taet | iE Pile Guaranty ‘Bide. | ROOMS—Four; Sn ly furnish om Post-Dispatch Want 4d Phones N. 16EW DOUBL® FLAT.’ °7* es ic care tek aa ndition and $12. |, Beau Tua MEDIA TE POSBERSION. en be RESIDENCES FO ' : te CIS-PERP re | npleveiy furnis ; + Cc 4 . . 10 rive 4 Rutiful To ire oak 3 °) PERSHING ~—asae RU TH, 102 N. 8 4 fer ure . cb) ern: references. Sidney 4381. (e80) Diente avaie "* 30¢ i oo 4 fints ot tour tebe A en 4 Bend rf; WaNDcoW RT LY. Tax Chest ant jowariat. | o and. 5 rome can ae bunea- a : — i i ng will deco = Ste: eam - play. Sic dat! v. or Su separate f ath each, with E BUNG as od floors, st d sun parlor, ec Tk coFate throughoue efficlenc: | Northwest West en agate. RC jiaily.” 850° "Sen. and ate Ducane: et Peeeeen for price sis none AND aap tenetk $3800 beater. double marae, nent, amromatie sae GR South | ' F ] N A N Cc ] A L 4) WA HINGTON BL. 5900 975 : : CHOUTEAU, 2 ger Ners - 9 Go aattw, See Sun. Di h Bischoff; h we Grove Park: meen: te ee F ~ ,A TH 5903 fl. north | o— rooms, bath, a 4520B—3 ro iné. Agate—$ TH. scounts. ungalows of ; andsome stucco | Lac ark; move | rom Tower k A TER ; ite Sr “furnace: nished; ele Ooms, newly fur- $0 + —3 fimee. Ice: 7 tim Fr 3 rooms, mod ackland a mn at once. See 8 44 ‘ BOTTOR coms, re ctric and bath; mes oly Je. 8 tmee. Richmond we rench gray elec odern baths, —Ackiang av. Vi lector BR ee R115 De FF-GILES co. | (c4) asonab! M4 possession “Manas le: 7 un. fc. Disviaw / elghts nieo ectric fixtures _9§ and Grand 620.— i 0) | 4914 De! . te oe EAS (c3 30 tines. ‘4 aily fc Sun Se: | BUNGALOWS— ee nee ee ee and one-| = New 2-F ; t. Lon r | “ | PERSHING. 5379—3a Ti rhe. a “aestred: | rooms. wl bak oe eee four f REAL Sabon kee ae a. "poment car of ns eee Southampton | lat Cleveland ily A Apartment _ SEE pam Bpe yes Co. | Poct-Dnepatah Fame AG Teens g. 1] geeriet and sleepin floor: 5 room (c) | _Per_ week 8. electric, $13.50 ESTATE hol west, west to 540 ghway and South- est: well built; 72 rooms; very RGAIN | 6600 "4 4) | or pA perin g. & porch; orders 8. 5619—4 room EAS ~ (eB) {I CARDS BUNGALOW—7220 BELLIS ‘ 0. then north. by card MAG bar min. Admittanc 1s N. 6 = - i aha dé Ss: elec paiiuti ng throu giv 5 and TON, 4431A——N co! F you really want ft brick: 7 > Hazel. mod ern On RE ALTORS, Aroad Ww ainwright | d TRAY R SAL T CO. ® . th Olive 923. 4 ¥ aig “Ting “4 or Se h; | to b tric fixtures: fr ghout rooms, eatly furnished fiat,| —i&te- th 9° sell your real : rick: lot 50x200; bargain: ve 378 e Bidg. —s Bide. Olive 3: 0 = FINE HO try bc “of. ? r ofA soem Painted: convenient Pg Delis’ eee ss LOO Fiat, So | sis. ie ae Fr oes electric, bath, heat: 7707. en PHONE WEMPNE ip jo ong’ A ge John B, Needham. 11 g800: pov BL ae BARGLIN ‘(cB0) tite Ti}, Ser ee : oman ie 1) and attic Die gy loc de daily SOc sun ‘400 Ben +) UGENE J OF Dark. : or inspection: | MORTON, (c4) (8) | oe (a7B) | = 4 T oe -water heat, slate roof; : 1 4 R¢ / AL THEIMER. 817 Chestnus, ANNON, Wainwright Bid Poe Gat fiatened Lihean eet SINCE igas _ te PR Na PO NGALOW it Perpetuate th roe arage: excelleni tacor G. modern. 4 mt eerege _in_cacelient condition. ws FF Aine é ie fe se e. ROSEDALE. 52 | ; Bidg. | HORTON PL. 3837 O8 Pennyylveni e and e Happy Christ | handle: open me; $5000 cash | ey, SS. £28. , 4) cor. W 0—New , B- ' 5064A near Kin r 58&xx—S3-room } at 7526 nia also 2 st f roo = j making a gift to . mas Spirit. | WAI TER 3 — 80 th a = | aghington pb! - room apartmen: wy)—New bungalow- f) ngs ath, well furnished: n lower fiat, ; Rankin; $2000 cash, “et a this beautif yourself end fami! | SCOTT. CO., 80 u —— nt | today. » reasonable; oats hardw f at, 5 rooms dell 3837 e references. 1! rent. an Sunday alance like | walls ul 6-room b nd _CO., 805 Chestnut. ¢ : ] . " 4iTl- 4 ay a ne ] eta 1! Sr eee _fe34) CH—4 Fi ; DOUGHERTY. 803 ¢ pee, 5 Garage j uate” oo tee UL CLEDE. 881 4—3- (c5) heen ey REALTY INV. Co., from ‘park. A gm eontag parece ; bie ~% L OOK AT “THIS! modern. 7230." beth: near Fo Rees Y RANCIAL ___ ' “ ah ASHINGTON, | 6677—Fi Chestnut. (ey s A.G.B TKE R. 4 on | eeping. Call 5:3 ” hate flat for house- Fed. Res. Bank Bldg. tee yodue ced . Be pry High $ Schco! ; no F482 M FLAT AND _ | MAE HHO See t Dine F wea Yr . a) with gy y Bs age ‘rae Riera Chestnut st. |" Rished ‘first. fie cae on gee University Cit Gote Beiilionte. > ™ until wold Bat | >A Bie ee 0 cee 180: A ‘nOBifieon, ou T4; | te rebas at Spall taetalicuante allow you 19 — | closet: will ‘iency;, large : ore ee SO RECA, | and & vet fleer avatteeet ¢ taasa| "= oe y E. H. DEMPSEY N SERASTI day iments, Open tANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 102 som: Ach R. co! Boe. electric. phone and day bed. was. | yes BL RSITY LOT BARGAIN | BR 7 ener. =tanc_Sh is, 3607 Ww he WASHINGTON LtUTH, 102 N. = : Chestnut st. | $15.5 and linens —- ngebury, 75x210: ICK BUNG: paca 3507 Hartford, est =a 2} ASHING? ON BL., “6600-34 floc fae he ye oweek. esse: m SU fa FE a sO ete rt eee |, 0400 Etzel; 6 UNGALOW | “1300-11 CALIFORNI ] RESIDENCE—i367 M LOANS ON REA - | with in-a un Sarior. also eleeping five ae South > REAL EST'TE ze HAUNCEY P. HEATH. 818 ao et floors, ele saat bath, furnace, | | s THREE-FAMILY rear’ sale will take $750 —, bs aren TO L. ESTATE a | Soca Mart ‘open. ‘please: me ) (Between | Hart Hartford and FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED | BOKERN 2. "TE—WTD. TO BUY 7 Happen inip ay HOME | CORNET ‘& 'ZEIBIG omits Sells vies | SPECIAL LOW Pic’ INVESTMENT | _Owner on premises. a © “2 F Apa * Lous Thaler Ps! im. 2 “HEIMER, §17 0 ‘ ouern, aecorat FLAT Wtd. ary erty. See hi . €an sell your prop- ~ | side driv x porch, hot-water h : UST, 719 Ch | + § CE AND TERM || RES oae EN _ ; advance . owest 5 Chestnut. if ae desir ’ ope nicely furnished rooms in | m today. 317 Fullert i) ite *i strictly modern; gara eat, tS Neath | P 3 and 3 rooms and 2 bath 8. IDENCE—1518 WN. Buel trust. JOHN on rent s | WATERMAN. 0146 a (c83) rate garage: withi me inj —— on Bl tms;: $15,500. 764 Yale Ke; easy | Bungal , loor, 5 rooms and aths on first ! brick, modern, , a, uclid, 7-room| 815 Chest Ss. B & RRO 146—Fy : B620A—6 rooms, si of achoo!: R60 n two blocks | @UiICK (cd) CHAUNCEY aiow ar ||| floor; nd bath on for r garage; a bargain = EPO 4 _{ room rst f eeping — west: f Hoeks | results, bi P. HEATH. c A gas, e! second | quick sale. 4 6237]. and sun porch; PR. ng Catan eben. hot-water heat, tile |——— $75. Forest 7521 raped — re eae: W's ohn ‘She Coe ais | £18 Chestnut. | woh ZOOM and bath; one gain } MORRIS ania poate. E ! MAYRHOFER-ROBINBON, Olive 455} oe i and pide op — a ~ —— |X _BEATH, 81§ Onestnut at. , Web Call ¥ nient to street c | ' estnut, " a . 4915 ARGY RE EB. CO., 711 Chestnut.| Furnished F VE have cash ee (015) ebster Groves ;Call BROWN REALTY ar and trains. | 4390 f |} : wih pli cinrdcrhtim tec “ uver f Renton ‘ Cco., 2 a A? Peek hi ae & I PLACE WaT, 3731 8.—2e floor 4 rooms, | FLAT Wid —B lats and Apts Wtd | “property “If you want to sell. kind of | WRITE tor map of Webster and ou aonton Si i._Cabany 11. any 8 per wone. 2esh,, furnace: 00. KEAN rhe | pletely red outside apartment; will conan 'Intersiational Life Bldg | weet’ pre? Se orf rooms, modern; about | “NO. J 'WANSTRATI. T4914 results. | WEBSTER GROVES TRUST °C $46.00 000: FLATS, AP —= | FLAT—3-5 mans = Tino CRANGIETS Bi 418 Chest. La x : edecorate; will co ‘ west prefe west or north- | 717% Chest 'TmM’ rooms fram V e large bright ed apartments of 5 ext 6A—B Nort ABBOTT. 709 Ch ne Bungalow; 6 r QUIN | oom 407, nace. 12 ge, 4-5 rooms, bath, fu Cc 7" peren and a 6 6 co., . 1643 rooms with 6- 7 eautiful 6-room | = hwest estnut. (c16) | Water heat, Coma. moter hot-| D __722 Chestnut st. ¢ 76 Isadore, 5- ‘ ._ HEATH. ~ 19 ‘Chestnut. at. me | PHANG CE cor. Westgate av. efficiency? raven abou an. 5: every modern | COTTAGE—3_ room eee d od | Ta” 6) | Tater, beat, garage: look today, $11, for: | eopse an TS SPECIALLY ie wor ee ieee meth Rs — ATR RAT. s sp ches aut. Do ss) | JS-PERRY-RUTH. 103 N. 8th ge or Ne; garage . oe Ap-| 9fnn as: chicken p Peonverpagay Pe «oh Te Ww cen HEATH, 818 Chestnut 4375-7 7 r. ayior. a py DUSH-BERGF ELD, 6440 "Easton. Pie Laclede. "? ms, vo. 4 — 'd Money = a, a Vo ON ‘ ran 118W ic) 06 Grov e x140; 29 | y ss - (eB) | ‘ -77 Lee; 4-5. mocern ; terme c urnas ; : “att none sonal " rooms, gas, electric and nings ré., bnne oe. 4500 N. Jen-. For BH AVE CASH BU YERS GRE ATER ed 1232. ha Core: ¢-6. hy a Laurel st.; brand- 2 and see Mr. ey nade ia at this Second an ° | : 734 inweiand; 24° ficer : amg . = session. ; immediate pos | wale, ‘no ‘chars entgte, _. Wick aetion al R T 4 | WEMPNER. c4. ne team y Seertmant tat. 5 ea UNCEY. P. HEATH, 818 Ohestnnt and: Third. leafs ‘7 rooms, $0. decora sleeping porch, NCE — Modern we Be CHRISTIA - 1S DOUBLE live 7707. __ (c80) s, 3-machin '”"’ oak floors Murphy 5441 CLE ; Banking int » 788 "Kiapiee’ @ smg GO Sets | Peary spon OE Bs Bd REO RB OO.g | tie ees ety Co. | eee EFIATS PRICE ro SEL” | SEGA alate chron mons | teen, a CLE AV. | ones tT EN Heer ~ x ”. 7 ) s. 3 BS 2 agi wi st. (ad) | t 76-77 Le ard sun r 8. FISHE onthly. ardwood floors, hot- ve 2121 .and oor. r 758 Kinesland: 6 WE haautihas Tooma hard a. m.-6:30 p. m uclid; 7:30 | Branch office—8 Olive 923. | 818-18 Cor: 4-5, hot-water heat. ISHER R. E.. CO., electric. bath. wran! ot-water heat. nd Olive 8204. ( ~ floor, $110. — Smarage: $75. S710A\ Meramec. — | Bungalows, Cotta Groves Phone Mr. Harrisen of “Wetter | 1232-34 Cora: 4-5; 83 ft. front. | FOAT 722 Chestnut st. (c80)| $Ouin’ w Bia ice "ocat agg ee hy 710 Leland; 6 ro # eramec. | BUN , ges Wanted = _ 720 Marsha! r. Harrison. Webster 220 Wo ip eUcld. 4-4; excell ? S488 Wells av.; brand- JOHN 8 BLAKD & BRO. 1B" re. MO ms and (4) s BUNGALOW Wtd. | cons all—5-room buneal ), |WEMPNER REALTY CO. Oljve 7 buy. | family apartment-fl rand-new 4- & BRO., 815 Chest NEY WANTE ' porch; Ist end. 24 fis., jonally beautiful, hi outh North Sid —Or cottage; b truction; will fini ow, under | BUY > CO. Oljve 77 yi | gteam pv! at, rooms each. nut. D a “ e: ¢ rick; | nish to sult | UY NOW—YVOU HES. 080) Plants. all % 4 M goss P VAGNER-GRA SUR tert halfccch Righ-class; | McDONALD, 3633——-roo jn 2aee fone Pee | with hard borendecn Gesem Cae: | W—YOU WILL PAY M beds; rent $3120 years $5000 can ter, FINE (08) | “sist; ecouray” ee 4 ER- GRANT-BELL REALTY Ro, Dar cask necessary. fo Pf M. BE. WRISBERG. SH Feagnee. t-Dispatch. | wees rawood flgors ion’ thn + ins 3°38- eae JANUARY geist ORE | ance out of rents eS . balei 6101 qummana its WEST MONEY = Box C- “70h, areas G Rea!tors. , \_Lewrence. Magn F ney 42. S. Grand. | dos ornelia——-Bungalow with looks | Garfield; 6-famii CLYDE 8. FIs ¥ of const rooms ki! Wid.—s “ a : 722 Chestnut st | olfe. pl. (ca0) |__Flats, A vnatairs and extra. | 5 rooms e like new; rent $1 rt flat: HER R. B. COo., ruction, and it is modern na| trust for ‘cai ent; £004, fitst deeds of 47 Olive 1062. : ; 5 rooms and bath: ST, JOSEPH, 9515—c partments Wa | near Bompart arge room upstai SL SOO f 680; TH0% cash, 722 Cheetn lot: on corner of Academy ern: 50-foot ch Call “a > : modern: 6500 Cottage, 4 : nted rt and Newport. cl re: FLAT— ut st. (680) | look brick r list. New Apartments peak Bog" 808, Rivera | block’ west. | oto B38 oni mome and income: | #7080 on terme clove to schools | rooms: rent’ $2130" ear; oe".2m.! qrogms and bath, gum, electric: lot E54 nator gah card of, eamianion. | Trust: more sooond Wood ot ae. ion 5944 WEST PINE a (cB) Southwest | FLAT Wid. South |§ mea ne rdwood cam; fs eldence with $9. 3428 Crab ee oe st.; O pure en: ror uick action‘ price” $5000; + $10 0 tu tackeee 5828 JULIAN AY. quiek wae wi than doubles coe: the = TWO SEVEN ROOMS d : BiSA Oe Hill av.; 4 rooms, hot- | AMM. 2739—6 rooms, . | Box 4-04, * Post: $15. fobot $3000 bY og bo A bargain at $6300: fe) transports. Ao SS vy rent $1445 ao fimily flat, oR termes to ® Tare! structed: | a beautiful howe well con- DEED | *triv , ¢ ° “* - rtga . REA FOR Fg ett DETAIL; | MM EL, RN SPACHE. : A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO,. “rss Ch R | dence: wel] Sang -7-room modern resi!- WOLF. POL ‘to Ries Olive 6233. Call ace N. "homer te merry brick garage. “ee bathe: octal to setae one ie will make pe gt | P ; ON AND ¥ EB. Co., estnut. | esid 20 7000 ACK pre r. Figs. C ay: mus m ntereste ent. 2029. Goreng piieg, one come Fr ri bts freer | Bing gent, which il pay — ta ber Ben “7 waiter OFFICE han, 1412A—3 par oneese $s a tong oad we aa CE—10 to °0 — me ' e Ome on lot 100 : at a a entra!) 80 SIN IGL E FLA Cc . 5 Ches secu 8: pet vgn bo r b+ S, 17.50; OUSES FO | ,l to 5 yea rooms. for i | Dery and st 45. wtth shrub. 8825 T BARGAIN. tnut. red by real esta a 35.000, ba 3 « cumpletaly. furnished S-room efficlenay 21 floors, proms, In-e-dor bed. TRUST CO." Agta CRON CS | CITY REAL EST’ — E a kiddieat” With a. furnnge, | _ North mate BERT G. BLANKE RE. OO on ‘zara TRUST, 710 Chestn’t 6%—D KOP 5 + = or Cabany 352 Cabany seer $47.5 th, separate fur- WILD TE FOR SALE porhood, on a pe ie ne Raed good nel h- | FLAT—5 and 6 roo eS ee 1144. 711 Chestnut Hill In eeds of Trust—6% oi * a ee 4 ’ ’ 9 ~ - armou = “Sh DGG ee seek” tossate “Foams, n gor eat Ha _FOR RENT FLA7TS. ETC. | puild. flats oe — OR renniclione: | Biche, “Mlance like rent. Ack for ur | Sar ibis 2 cae linea. Colfax #8833) oS | mvestmont: net Yai fo oe et illcrest Residence |): perfect fire and tornado.” img. 7 e | a 0 lene —— $83 stm ; ‘ aioe | “os | WER NT FOR COLORED — >"... v. STINSON: 5 0: everything CO, HOFF & VATTEROTT REA aaa: torene eaten: 4 and 5-room; - new — gt Ry e lat? $4000 PAYMENT, BALANGE Bast fnvestinent of sien each a yr ‘ ILENE APARTME —. beautiful T BELLE, 4828—2 | Linéell 7366. 08. x Vandeventer. O.. 87284 Easton. Cabany 83 uty | ye admission ash, ance month 8-room fra: omer. 35 ' re a Beautiful feraiehee «. pose Pershing— furmace. iecirte, as — aera “ome rooms, 24 floor; water, — , nd 4 | ae ae y_ 8376. (c4) card at 3218 W. 234 — - sabe: price $3750. income te for lot ag f Forest Park; a | 4 4 Ay re ew? ys iu "and. —— . Tine: . oe 15°) | North | +R E ATE R | S785 affitt y regen modern; ob) ssa mith, C and Pad all. m- at Ah y gg hot-water heat, dounte ) LOA + [ -8-cor ds, includi (c6) ==, | garage; | Ww wM entral 241, Olive 8 f ; fon Serepaney NS te Seis nen, ice. sas cluding silver, §.—Modern 8 a | LOT—25xi2 a = Sh EE | st. T | RTE M M. RELLE. 108 N 4 453. an Levmne Oy particulars ON PERSON’ 3 See man , electric, janitor service. me shades rooms and ARAGES STAB Incuire 1° 2610 Slattery #t.: $35 wv ko OU1S8 Realt as C glive REALTY. “ND LOA q. 3 N. Rth at (e JOHN L PROP’Y — ‘ : | £ , screens, curtain ’ LES—RE e 1211 Frankii 35 ft. c \ oO e "1437, Central 5083. APAR > C. RROLICN RBA + SINGSBCRY BL. 6619 —Second acs re co, Sanceeente, 88. - NT ar OWNER. OLIVE “922. Fag es built: fine ~ 106 &. E Biew | SN DELMAR QanDee 3 sieves AUTOMOB a ; y furnished apart é vege ~— | $s MUST vilivan: 5-3-3, bath, on; 2240 | Sea 718 Leland; 3- 7 : and gun r artment of : 8 ae south © | * ST SELL o” ly $85¢ ath, furnace, elect = TRANCIS-PERRY Rai ; - &8— 5S rooms. gw: | .IRGINIA —v SE SeGeE SAK A ———-—._— | stucco bun a new 5-room modern | — KOLL AS: Chr PFER, 1138 Ch Oe 757 Syracuse: 6- . FOR SALE 2 —_—___— Y-RU : F =. M. SCHM . 2008—Lighte. ones xa ij sealow; bath —- 8 Chestnut. (o - ~ e: 6-family: 5 rms. | FR Ten os INDELL BI. rae 108 N. 8th at. ITZ R. E. 6O.. ented garage. (3) D ANDY L or | lot 50 fee; price $6300." furnace heat; | eeat $ i Price $4750— ae po Z er Syracuse: 3-family; 6& : 4 ie 4258w P. offer want- et LI iment: reasonable. See janitor. 13) HS rooms. bath and ow TO LET BUSINE 5. ee eg thenst corner of King’s High | -|as d electric: rent S816; price $47800 th WAGNER-GRANT. BEL =. ee Oe | a : - ° : o a . ' n » 4 i . -, r ic ot sunrtees ~ ant Os40 ek 3-room furni euaow 3952 Hart- ha pine SS “4 RP'SES | to Dtingaions gee eee en se: FONE rieted | COTTAGET 4133 North _ ta TIETIENG, 722 ‘Chestnut st. ner wet BS i r cuick “eulary'and furaita > lee ee 8 $10. oa ; take children: 2 rooms®, —Modern {C) Ce . i: FRANK SHB ASTIAN REALT made. | Shaggy 127 Penrose, 3-ro moat —3 and 3 large rooms; bath, eleo- __ 723 _Chest t Rea GRE ATER rm, considential —_ 5 LIVE, 3707—14 — siseping oe rs sa soy —oeneral__ Phone Grand 8114. 3607 a tarth 4 | CH AS. GT’ NDE ee ee om en 00. | aun ion gg Me niyge eA. ‘nice $-room =n ‘Olive 1062.(c4) ss - me Beh ive 8957 Columbia an 2 ‘ Vi-——Ideal a wood pre aa es or PGS may panne eee F rear thi b aes -- 28S. eB) i rooms; everything mare ee tae eh , poostetest tirncoe $55. wits 630 a, space: steno . orgs. - Southwe ‘ — COTTAGE H. “gor brick"onCinceta and ' os a. be anacettaned ig gg - Apartment Bargai ins St. Louis Realty Co 310 a 5 eS nied oar ee rs Jan t ir aren. nil~ r rm (ce ROOM— Cc ) gz av. r Ancoin an " , . } Auto Anct : te INION BL., 1439—¥F = : rooms, gas, e ec. ae phones: ML Salle Bidz. Both LOT—Filling_ station - | tric, streets ‘and allan sc ae s: elec- one eae REALTY AND LOA 847 WESTGATE naieg UBTORE OLIVE 922. | MONEY ; os ‘ sun parlor: private bath: in apartment: AACH R. CO RSA. : $20. a ee lot 115x1? ay? ; zele and Wise: | venter Se V. STINSON. 506" 3006, ao. ~4 ome or centre 5063, 106 N. S Sth “(ot) |_ A beautiful aoc AV. orm ant tist ot 8 FLAT. ft r LOARi oe Tea Oi * a 28 ‘Chane . ¢&3) | owner leavin sold this week; | 4. ndell 7366. vine : HS, ELEC room y apartment of with. fo Ri bd rooms above Possession. “e c4) inut wt. LOCUST. 2814 - | tr leaving city. Forest 671 | : (c4) | 3134 F TRIC, $6500 s each: weil c 6 t_51'x144 on corn 421 ‘Lecust .* ES , aot —Aut one b_ B 4. (o} | COTTAGE: a4 air: moderr weather constructed; meta! | >). end Bt er of Greenwood | MONDY 1: * Se Argonne Apartments. beauttiuily tor a’ 4-ROOM FLATS Ra sblie show room | Visioria, Janet aT, rexib0;| 958 TTheodorta 4: EASY TERMS |i WELL-BUILT Trails ude Shiva ae, |feent Te ene, S Base new awnines | orguahfare: wonderful location for auton ih XP, poseeenion. Call naan a lished fr. : autifully ur- | venter; larg yea Jan. >: two +4 ‘Y~ | sewer and w ampton; 775x150: dp ontgomery: 6- “ . BUILT 6-FA ron ow price o es with e sales, repair uto- | ; Call Linde “ €. hort or ey partment. °-room efficiency. ; ore, tl bathe. 2 ee oa ‘ J TRO EL PeYDr. . or five- | pe! lot, S remnter connection brought in Porte ucy; 4 an mone prick: egg = N, woth ALY BUILDING JACK D De é $2250; terms can | for termes and Sertouters ‘call at office, MONEY saserentes , “7 > * fy ASHINGTON __ | RY-RUTH ‘| 2025 8. Broadway. a CRBON, real Darga n at $35 per foot made; a THORS. McGRADY ‘i aad ene piowara st.. 5 flats of 3 rooms BINSKY. 302 Wainwright Bide. - money erty; + s east. comf BL.. 6917 — First floor — “74 _.108 N. 8th_ st. OFFICE SPACE— ney 176 (c80) | Forest = & SON, 5179 Heat ee Forest 892 & SON, 5179 Faston. | Der month; a cook’ @ renting for $142. 56 aaa Central Boom weto01" Olive furnt ete. ; hy . eet ar mortabls homelike, Cra W 5-ROOM FL telephone ae Desirable. inclading | ee “—n - "- (68) | dled on terms; str condition: can be RESIDEN —e MONEY ,; ; a as Ge a” : ' ‘ M ATS — ie Syndicate | a — echools. c tnate. a water, | _1637R. 5 xtures. ~~ os ost 7 odern; new; priced right. Col- >, SOUTH SIDE RESID re atetrict a ™= grocery meat Many successful a through center, | hot-water heat; rooms, bath, electric. | mic room modern fiat: ga oatte Fannin Behe n; fine location = t Ay at of 3 store. ve ne! Write befor ers now o ao ‘garage; deep lot; price KEL REALTY INV TOO yaad oo; and near 8t. WE have - D Bs Party 2 ‘buying furniture; BARNGRGVE & y eient fairest and ‘saugnest oft ires es JOHN ey she eB 604 Federal Renere en a f state ~ ‘Wane mE. WRISHERG, THE Real ware —»? ores” A E . & ee wth at good Southern } offer ever pmad ‘ . GREULICH REALTY CO | Reserve Bank Blée. is + rator, 3204 8. Grand. Sidney situated tn ¢ “1 pROsere ST PINE BL. AT EUCLID” IFUT (c77) | FELLOW | PINE TRUSTERS Pai fs $500 C boBi $1. Grand > o4)| ggo1 FLA T BARGAIN Fins Gecusr ter Parcicin Gravois: thie tag. wonderful buy > Z South | ~ et . as alane each: e! ner pl.: single fiat of 8 6xx Bat t “| Cntestanes. © right poeula : ites ranging from 2-to 5 room 2 fey! j FLAT SIGHTEENTH 1718 © —Larae ot in” ane for fine farms, find mc inte rooms, in fine ae cake Beet varany: opens, bie. bargain: ‘easy first floor | tle brick ‘ot 14 wonderful etary toast shiaiouy Bye OTT ENA whey ieiency, with tile bath and t . absense’ tot _. Fag i mA R° ; suitable for furniture or tack ory eton av. * matched. 6200 as pen all day ‘Thursdays vacant. aere Raga. | t_° erme : open - : just “nee Oe ee ee Reorie! | 9107 pnd. 3107 a al nc 0 Title Guar. | CQ. 8007 Hartford st EAL = iA | ngs e % U iAx a “1 rn, pat, SHUM Oud, ore | Fan gis 41 Were | BEAU BIG BARGAIN—TERM Olive ‘ el ' room brick fiat; 4192 Meremac es 4 OME 8428 28+ rn * : 7 r oe H. st.. by frame. 3 at, an acre a 3546 H 4 by ane S- % . Z BUN -. a; can be bought on eny reaso . ‘ LLIDAY AV . dea! cent, _& SPECHT, GALO W S AND erms; must be sold nabie A ° r mon “ . CH 112 BN i to close #n estate. nm exceptionally well a6 a . es Sag, gee ar aaa EZ. F. FRIE RE a 10 bull residence of ute a ee O SALTY CO rooma, tile bath 112 Wy. rey | a N ee SIDE 4435 Gravois av. —_ floor finished in eee ee een X._7th gt. (°F) ‘ i i: 2 » pian. * nei hs ay rae ere cot ~~ heat, r finished = we: hot- REAL : é ee 8 2 FE aes care. son186. +. ; : ‘ SERS eee ee ae Se Sees ee, | om ” | s | palbaidl R BR OO, = . " PS eae ay, Ser a ee ae "i op. os ys De Ws AGRE a . ey Rss oral Figg P Be ’ Te aes a ae ~The raig - - ACh OL 5 fy be a RE om. ee eas 4 © ¢ ey tay —, . AEE ae tae. ga a a " i | ee , a2 ‘ Fe he as i st DOr ea cgi ETE EN ae ocean engi igs EEE 8

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Neve AT VnE i ee Wes feral jt Lr 36 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation a morning and one other evening meumepaper COMBINED — = . Hes x ca rn rey ' Pri r campaign, amnounces. The have been obtained to petit i sail q y ——Gite Automotive Gifts-—" COURT DISSOLVES INJUNCTION cuamived * eon mer iemetatien Scie Tbeiies = said. i bs + , ~~ yy — A —= , nt > ic. W ns Features GRANTED TO THE SUNDAY SUN - ome DOMESTIC LUMP “sg 3 . a WEDNESDAY, DECEMEER it. 1922. THE GIFT FURNITURE STORE F | Order Against Interference by Po- lice With Sales of Scandal Sheet Set Aside. fe _. A temporarr order. issu i) l. restrainin th — sace epart PER tis, SA Yom K ae 4 ae ene ee ae Pe RT Oe ay eat 7h i at a rags x PE phage thE a a, Tae Hes 7 py Eh TON ocay Genuine “White Ash Mt. Olive” District, ALL LUMP, $5.50 ntained unless Coal not equal to “White Ash Mt. Olive” > ; FOF | tose intense Heat—Littie Soot—Few Ashes—immediate Delivery ;: sy O U > 2 P: U R N nt N Ss C O - ~ = ent on af or? i cai . “ 2 ° z= . co - ++ ee . —_— > wee —_* -~*-« . «++ : : ~ fj LOTT rs TTT ry, MI tata NG y 4 ~ : _ Y ~ Beary a ta ate pga toot > Respir tates nok leds. Cee halen bie Sad ie it Sait Re Fecusing Ff iasheinights mF i . Roe ot + PS EE ae ee oe at i 7 re ee ih eRe ne Renae wun Facade Baers 4 a a doeeecieie tote cens been sold ! Italian Semate to Tax Them Poenbmune erp Doris ‘ APR SOS MES PAY | Re a ee care, : om cet : Petey ane SE ae Ee dee ee yety eae | fiz LOCUSTST 814 *. oth 8: Free Demonstration keer: Oliwe S24. Olive 2SS8e. f(entral €°34R2 es Seer | See carrie « queers merry of 10. £ MORTON ELECTRIC Diamonds. Watches &Jeweiry 213 WN. — a Ford's Name to Go on Ballot. COMP ANY Z Starts 11 A. M. y By the Associated Pres = r ADRIAN, Mich.. Dec. 12.—Iien- : | Distributors wey YY | : ge ae es dame. eM. te’ ote : vere: semi oh: lhe pieces inthis Suite may be ee 1117 OLIVE ST. = urchased separate presidenmtia. preference nt m s 709 LOCUST ST. 17 ’ p — - pa ely April. James W. Heime. nent of Ford tm the 1381 —_ - O00 OERPCTT i ceees, tees yo “*OCOC RSET IESE: gen TO RS Pee mR > - a - : . = PPO te ea eben Sea REIS a: pO tA Ses: ORC SH a peaienbe aids: Cora nr ih ee Mla ook Liisa abd netee aats seat a a Boyd’s Subway Is ore of Men’s Gifts at Economy Prices The items below are appropriate for wear now, but there is not a single item m the list which would not make an appreciated gift. oe jaaneinadhnateavarahsadllios tee er Reed Fiber Sunroom S A Regular $65 Value oe ome “ es ; ” =. solidly constructed is this -d and upholstered in a high . £ inte ~~. —* - _ i -~ é a »f chair. rocker and daven- , 7 > 7 - 7 oe rocker and chaise longue. Sale Price OP OD mh = odndnaa a mee ee | Hl - | | | i ta > ann Poe ons mt oe -" —— Knitted Silkk Neckwear | Imported English Wool Hosiery, 95c $1.15, 3 for $3.00 Broadcloth Shirts 3 for $2.75 $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Qualities $2.45 $3.50 Value Whites. tans and grays—heary-weight Enr- gush broadcloth in neckband. collar % match and collar-attachbed styles: ¢excer- tional values at $2.45. Fime for gifts. $r.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Qualities Shirt $ $1 65 75¢ and $2.00 Qualities ? Cut Silke—Silk-and-Wools and Fiber Crochet _— oo Sees ) 4 Knits in o big selection of patterns. $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Qualities RS ee ee eee eee | ie Neckband and collar-attached styies, whites, /#cS5 and colors. yi ° . « stripes and solid colors. alpha Oxfords, ibe: ; T > Neckwear, 45c stripe and Woven madras. | We T oo 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities $1.65 Hosiery, 65c at a ee a Clese-Knitted Ties in desirable patterns and Muff] ee . ter ar $105 a Out Silks in a good variety. CTS, 91.00 3 for $1.75 1 L i Regular 912 — $2.50, $37.00 and $}.50 Qualities ey eee i ii ce ae Ce ee = ' 2 aie Sia Oh ate i ni ats : i His S$} ndadid tong ved Suite CONSIS! *hair, rocker and — a i designs: heavy-weight Wools, tber-mixed wocils. silks in colars | lana he lavrennort th: : s inte i -size | d nel fibers in neat stripes. and black; some imperfect. fa! a 6 Se Se a ee SiLe oe . €Chame shion seat. A Wool Vests, $4.00 Ln Specially priced. fume + der me bial At daas Pe Ne RR te . ae, _ ~ —— —— Zz aaron: eran ent STD: = RAED OOP - RE rt eR ee EP re a ee ee Peay Rae ace os Pe ER ee oe Mon $2.50 and $3.00 Qualities 2 Box of Six, $1 i i a cet iees ane | SURGRCETS, S00 80 S008 | ves cute Bette, wen cee tana. Close knit—grays, browns and heathers. hieck initials. SSc qualities at 20c Special Purchase and Sale of 300 Overcoats =" $29 All models—the season’s best selling styles—plaid back fabrics—grays. browns, tans, overplaids and mixtures—a very exceptional sale at $29. ie iiell HNN A Vere mile i} | i | ‘7 - ae bhhs LA siai’ {it | step RYO iO Re ag: “eg eeiae es merge a. | Fiber Bed Davenport A Regular $175 Value Attractively designed and splendidly constructed is this beauti- ful Suite. Consists of long bed davemport that opens imto a full size bed, chair and rocker. It is enamel finished with back and spring cushion seat, upholstered in a high quality cretonne. In this sale at only SS ee o¥ ~ > = . rs Pree ea " re ee Pee A gp Pelee ae ¥a> ti ene Hap ~~ A pce : 7 : i hth PR Sa SRS - Fidos. * Sy * ts , ie SS Sn AS Sr = at ?

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WEDNE ——— DECEMBER 32% ._ ar Re ———a on te ' ey “ - Fiction and » Women’s Features | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923. ¥, JVISSLILLIGEETAATTDT ESTAS SASS S SASS SSS bh ha Mdhdddddddh ey eiy np ge: 4 + %, ae 3 vA Mee Tear! | 200) } a ge ee TTT rs te) SB é =o XEXIAIXT ey tah y" a a aN , ‘ \. ae . ; ~- ~ 4 = t * et Seer. eae es ons Dati Cee o See he eee ee fi BRC Pes heer we $, we “henna Ses) ; SEP dm re 3 h. WL dbdddddddiditiddittsidddtitidiiihe = WALdsid4ddLbdd Lhd dad EETEEEEEZEZEZEZZZZZEZEZZZZ. LMMddddddisdddddid Madea % LZ vate GG, Middiddididdiddisididhddiddddddllidilissn. THE 1924 COMMUNITY FU CLL ih hdd bdhbdbdbdisshdhidsiddddn Mencel ET Z Sas Co RE BS EES o RT FZ pe x 4 ; 3 s os G WY Ulli, G SPIILILSTIASSAAASDDSTI FSS ST SSPIG A fixe 2 2 SSN TOS ND GOES OVER T KMiksdddddddisddddidddlsidddddl LLU, KLM dA hhdbhihiddLilishidddeeeeceeeceeccceen LT VUILGSTTISSSS ANAS SNA hh hhh hhh hdhd lla bd bbe Popular Comics News Photographs — r % Vy, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925. Vhte. Mb »,,. lnitth Z , Z PAGE 37 7277, , ” th, Aff UMLdddddsissdibdiddie Lddddddddddddddddaddddiidda diddddddddddddididddddididddddiaititttnatdndtdaaaaaadidddddddiiia . dddddddddddddddiddddddddddddsdddisdsddda TOP Lildithdd . UAbhididildiddldddddddddddddddihdddh : ddddtdddidd WT ptt th thstiitithtttttttth hhishdith. Lith hihathid hdsdhhhuhddl hd SIIUSITLLELANATOESLS SELLA LSID Ld : of » ory — an 3 ~~. ~ - . * —-— » 0} -~. +4 * Scene at the final dinner of the fund workers at the Hotel Chase Monday night when the reports of the various com- mittees were entered on the bulletin boards. Photo by A. W Sanders. “uatZZZZZZZZLLL. CLL, Ce A.AIKNnn. Ladd ddd nL, CLL Ld Lh dd ddd ddd Ldahbdibhdddaddiddiddddidiiddi: Lda TA USITIILEITTVOVTLETTE DUET PVE YUNA TT t tteCB Ee CHRISTMAS LIQUOR -COM.- OWNER OF EPINARD ARRIVES TO SEEK RACE WITH ZEV wee Sha ING WITH CHRISTMAS : on 3 : cee P(CCCECTtethset UIA) TT ST. Ua? vallf ESZUL a= A ey yy 5 ea ene “JR WUWWUCR CES RELLEE ES Sd x Ak Kae: Miele | | Y 4 a nT TO MIT ty - is s instances, car- load« of Christmas trees coming into the country. have heen found to have many bottles of perfectly good Christmas liquor stowed awny between the treex, Photo shows ear- loads cf Christmas trees on arrival at railroad yards in New York from Canada. several Fotograms., + vat ddd Abid ssdidihhhihshhihthign fs / “— HMMM “& WIT LL Lh dddidissssddddddidddddddddde VSSSSESSSTEST SSS Pld M. Pierre Wertheimer, who owns Epinard, France’s greatest 3- year-old, comes to America with his wife to confer with Harry Sinclair, owner of Zev, in regard to a match race. —éCopyright by Underwood & Underwood, titiitsisihiull VISTAS ASSSSA SSS SS APSA SASS SSAA SST ASSAD AAAS SSA SASS AAAS IA ASD EPP DAP AAD / (44 A 16-YEAR-OLD NOVELIST Miss Mollie Panter-Downes of London, although only 16 years of age, has writing since she was a child of 7. She has just published her first novel, “Shoreless Sea.” International Newsreel Phote S#ht*léhissiihiea Tidssdhdddidddddddddddsdds_lislieLennnnenn COTTE EEE EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EER ERE ERS SA4¢- 44° 4 224 424424 424444 TTI Cbd ddddbdddddddddddddddddddddddddddiddddudddad Lid b bd bdhdhhddiddddiddidddade Ay. Biagio 5-9 A PE: ; Z hl ee’; Ce Pia hy 2 bea os Bru. 2 : , 4 =, is : > am ang 4 e 5 A ~~ ae Ea eg mS as ee. Ae r= 7 + SA Sie ae a on « ™ . Cm - ‘, - te a os ; _* bth sthsidestisien /, 4A4A4A A ss IIIT IO dddddbbbddbddbiddddd i HOW THE PHARAOHS WENT FORTH TO BATTLE Soldiers of the Eleventh U. S. Cavalry as actors in the largest chariot | staged for one of the episodes in Cecil B. De Mille’s movie production of “The Ten A eee eg Ti eines OLEACEAE DA mnencenimetoat: ——— nnn ——— enna i eee en ae ae ee EIR BME ot EIA POE Mare

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ee creny Orage mee em eepmyes tee ng Nyy Sale a iH Mind 4 ‘ Ae ON ete COV nde aah. an Pas pnb RS x re id Kes PNA OEM HEIR OB RNR iy» ABR Seeds i ln ee Fe RT PE I EN 4s r ae ~ ‘ , os ni ; oe Fhe ok PAs sates oe igh ¥ Pa a Abt gS A A NI Sete te, Pa EF aR aR Rr | Fiction. F ST. LOUIS POST-DIgp: $ peri ro it matter how ome was taken, or W . — Ooni Get Set - Back it Was not a scene recalling: he should be forced to it now. at what ought to hare the supreme moment o annored him intenseh nerily he endeavored be eniored moving right and | +> _ Bruce Carmy 3 Ae - 2 se neni Walter es . . ° Infanta It =—F eee ee back BP. rackil y. so happy . cula Vicent Blasco Ibanez vermice po della gloria second waiter sees a technic ee a a. Pee me eae eX Sew 4 wel ie 1 OE ~ > ——_—- :07O@ Was TUn=: po - 7 37 Oo @ been elsewhere cas tT nele ~—e . : a. = a? — Cmm we _ _ ~ a . - in his ear A dancer A : er ata Broadway restauran: eous doubts began to creep snakes into Bruce Carmr! What, he asked himse!? reaily knew of this girl on w he bad bestewed of his secietyr for life? How he know what met find the exact adiective Press his mean } What he meant. = *. o ef the boon the priceless she was—he ameceuntev had a prim section ef fem fn: comrected with large cites. sh rin proper place—orn th r side ef the feetlichts—had aiwars looked on these young men as social outcasts. The fine dash- ing frenzy which hed breagh: him ali the wa? from Sevth Audley Street to wim Sally was ebbing fas Bi. over her etred upon With- and 2 the great man-bird. -r which had brought them She thought that — = - nid fetiow. = ™ Ura. ts- Beston Societr o + s+. a | —— wLLie MAST ~~ (ia. as -. © retorted Dagny. and = stifi- studi eo if you want wert again her subjects. Cailfeornia. painting Came to be rececRizrd the PT™GQal &! “You can bad te.. but I am not . + . ae . » | 7 most anit Foi ci i bave seen more cf She spent Straight back as fas: little legs could take bh a Meadow Mouse as the Great World she reached the she S$ the great man-bir7 muck as iook behir she was inside _ ' 3 ; Bae 22¢ Ci man-bird Bo longer wanted roam around. §& satisfied te be safe. how she felt really safe there. The relief was so great that fer a time she didn’t even think of Danrr. producticus sO manr less well-sub- Canvas with living large ee e it is one im a sketch a desired another thing to carry out the ef- fect on an immense scale with movement, ectual perspective and less flexible materials than paint and brush to be taken into censid- eration. Still another thing is it te assemble the multiplicitr of materiais, actually cut and fit car- ments. supervise their constror tiom im vast quantity and create what has been the essential part of some of spectacies we hare s: Muzicipal Theater s But im this. the as artistic capaci has esp>cially distinguished ce - —_ si® ig Moreorer. she has attained most of her effects with the mint- of expense accounts. st. cheapest of materiais and alwars within an =nbelier- aDiy short allowance of time. ence designed and produced 51 costumes im four dares. Fer the opera performances she never had more than a2 week's adrance no- what was required. She is that trpe of exerutire. too. who proceeds upon the theory that to hare a rou must do it t»ere the tice of yourself. Indeed has pot been time to train thing well done | desired colers im them herself : Indeed. she cred stuffs genius. With the Suca s * 8 . > ae Ob a . e, she appears to be ex- ' ried oat the opportunity of ¢aimimag fract. & mous amount of experi -sistin« pand declares she would not year-old ce ber associations im St. | for a more direct route te and fortune. She is strougiy to ber family with whom resides at 5202 Cabaune. She =: to ascribe her whole tage of artistic temperament talent to a grandfather whe, wast of opportunity to éerei- art. became a canker. one of feourd--s of Ruatmen'’s Bask. tly he bequeatbed ber ex- ability toe. Breen, im ber personalitr. as refreshing. sprightly igimal as the work of ber She has a flashing wit and penchant for epigram. fan even lauch at berself as she catches a glimpse in the of a frowning face abore costume she may be de- nt AN neg. NET wend mtr ol aide ee ee wes who hesitates te put be 422 ® ber happy assoriations for a professional career ss as she seems to hare —_— = all the career she can man ‘bere at bome and Art macy Coonsman Habe is ons has not let the usually cos- interest cited by Mr. i. matrimeny. interfere Ban artistic career. Last rear she went to France to com- ber monument and see it on Cheppy battiefield, she > the domestic difficuicr Pmacteriy 2 war as she car- ‘ : ee ee ° TH iea as s ( y » TE +9 Ao er it me = qg & ei 2 3 R Zz. Se ee ” ' ’ El Established "FOR MORE THAN As YEARS KIRK REPO! LING SILVERWARE E | THE HOMES OF THE _ILIEs. A COMPLETE COLE _? HIS BEAUTIFUL SILVERWARE Is ON _.HEFFERN- N.

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JUIS POST-DISPATOR | oe ft & fe a wy My . re, Ct nk OO ee Os." . iene egltn SSR POS ss a Sas a \ theory What Miss Breen ©@ ll done | mere designer Of S'#® Indeed, | with unlimited weals) to train | rials and expert 1er own | command has not ind the | test for want of OPPS —— eee — VAL SALI REDUCTIONS IN __ is Ranges, and Coal I und Kitchen Furnishi lust be Sold Regardless @ R’S 2636 GRAVO Store, 3348 8, Jefferson AV~ rena 4 i talent to a grandfather who, want @& opportunity to devel- jin art, became a banker, one of founders of Boatmen’s Bank. afently he bequeathed her ex- ability too. Breen, in her personality, as refreshing, sprightly iginal as the work of her She has a flashing wit and unced penchant for epigram. fan even laugh at herself as of a frowning face above with herself as a lay is yet just a girl in her who hesitates to put be- happy associations for a ® professional career—es- Mas she seems to have Paiithe career she can man> reat home. mony and Art. my Coonsman Hahn is one aS not let the usually con- ® interest cited by Mr. ml. matrimony, interfere ‘ar @ttistic carecr. Last year Went to rance to com- monument and see it m Cheppy battlefield, she the domestic difficulty rly a Way as she car- | .sisting | and now ried out the large artistic con- tract. She took her family, con- of her husband, their 7- year-oldson and her mother, along with Ler. Since her return a tew months ago she has completed a uumoper of pieces of sculpture while doing her own housework at her home, 6171 Delmar boulevard. She was = ' { ‘ { eikans nt ati. we —_—_ -_ neues Art as a Career “Arriving” Industry and Talent LODO LID OO OS at work the other cay in a room quately expressed and the design adjoining her kitchen at a bas-re- | is good from all sides.” lief portrait of Mathew Thomas Barkley of New London, Mo., to | largest Mrs. Hahn which town he left a legacy of one million dollars. Through the monument which commemorates the heroism of Missouri’s soldiers in the late war and is placed at the scene of their most gallant exploits, Mrs. Hahn's fame has been carried perhaps farther in a larger way than that of any other St. Louis woman ar- tist of this present generation. And right to the capital of the art world, too, -for a replica of the monument was given a prominent place in the Paris »alon of this year, which is regarded as the supreme mark of artistic proval. ap- The commission to design a suitable memorial was offered by the State with an appropriation of $25,000 through a committee of military men and Mrs. Hahn won the award in competition with seven other sculptors, ali Mis- sourians, since that was one of the conditions. The entries were anonv-:uous and judged solely on their merits. The work is de- scribed as a female figure six feet high, of inspiring poise, with wind-swept draperies, the right hand holding aloft a laurel wreath while the left holds an olive branch, the facial expression being of exaltation. The figure standing upon’ an architectural base makes the work in all seven- teen feet high. When the model was adjudged the best, Lorado Taft, member of the jury and one of the eountry’s foremost sculp- tors, said in explaining the award: “The main expression of the de- sign is that of adequateness. It is simple and straight to the point. It is commanding enough to dominate the landscape. The culmination of victory is ade- HOME-MAKING HELPS “Everything About the House Helps to Make the Home” By WANDA BARTON ’ ' } Helps That Are Hiding in the Broom Closet. astonishing how many | =i . pork Coffee. chops poLatoes reamed onions ettuce salad Tapioca pudding Coffee, tea, milk. Yoursel if By J. J. MUNDY. HY not give due credit to Wi. person who, starting in life under a handicap because of family connections, lifts or herself up to position of honor and trust? When that does do something praiseworthy, why do vou always mention that his or her mother or father was so and So? I ] himself person As a matter of fact, the per- son who has lifted himself above his family level is de- serving of more praise than the person who had-everything to make a start in life and make it favorable and agree- able. Before you censure another because of what his relative did, think back a little in your own family. There member of it who was not what he or she should have been. Every family has a black sheep in one generation or an- other. lt may have been so long ago that you have almost forgot- ten, but it is there. But it does not change the case at all that the present generation is so highly respect- able and respected. When you get the mote out of your own eye there will be no time to criticise the other fellow. (Copyright, 1923.) _--——--_ — Cranberries Picturesque. W ASH, put on tc quart Afier they have all ‘“‘popped open add 1 ~ peranr ~ pu ths is some clean and cook one cra nberries. . also a bit (as jelly does) put through a peta- | to ricer. Mold in a bowl or mold. | When ready to serve, turn onto | a large plate and place all around | 'n little mounds 1 quart of cottage | cheese mixed with a teaspoon of melted butter and 1 cup of sweet cream. Put ground nuts (of any on top of cheese mounds. is fine and a very artistic inh. | | | : Springerles, One pound flour, 1 pound sugar, | 4 eggs, grated rind of a lemon, 1) baking powder. Beat eggs and sugaf for an hour in the) a ‘Trust Your’ Taste in Selecting Oranges ' i vr) Gap rir Sl en a a a ee ee ; eee ‘ anctty ro It will lead you beneath the exterior, in- to the juice and flavor and sweetness that make oranges really good. ecaldswee ‘Florida Oranges Whatever the outer appearance, whether bright, golden or russet in color, Sealdsweet Florida oranges are good inside — good to eat and good for you to eat. Sealdsweet Florida grapefruit, fresh from the groves, and Sealdheart grapefruit, in cans, are alike appetizing and healthful. Ask your fruit dealer for Sealdsweet oranges and grape- fruit, and insist on having them in sanitary tissue-paper Wreppers in which they are shipped woo ant OR et EA i A AEA PO Be For gift copy of boak “Home Uses for Juices of Sealdsweet Oranges and Grapefruit”’ write Florida Citrus Exchange. 815 Citrus Exchange Building, Tempa, Fiorida. _ — ee What to Se —_— # —_——_ A eS ee some direction, then add flour, | baking powder, etc.: mix well, then work awhile on bake board. ; - out about %-inch thick, use sprin-| little flour and some anise seed, put gerle form or cut in 1%-inch springeries on the board, let stand Roll) squares; now sprinkle board with aia few hours, then bake. 7 cup of water and 1 pint of) of lemon rind. | When the sauce drops from spoon | ‘ Aach, J. & Son, 705-09 Heman Ave. Arco Market, A. G. Milz, Prop.; 4503 Arco Ave. Barry, 8. J., 1423 Hediamont Ave. Barth & Schmidt, Stand 49, Union Mit. Barton, I. L., 4242 N. 20th St. Barton, Mrs. 0., 5632 Maffitt Ave. Beichel, F., Ohio & Arsenal Beck, Chas., 4060 Laclede Ave. Belcher, R., Nebraska & Miami Bench, H., 61 Bertha Ave. Bender's Market, 28590 N. Union Ave. Bease, J., 2847 N. Union Ave, Betty Mae Market, Old Orchard, Mo. Blust, A., Sarah-Laclede Market Borneman, Fred, 4399 Chouteau Ave. Boss, E. F., 629 N. Vandeventer Ave. en A., Matket, Old Orchard, A) oi Busch, J. J., Grecery & Market, 7728 Big Bend Rd. W. J. Brennan Grocery Co., 6180 Delmar w. J. Brennan Grocery Co., 954 Good- fellow Ave. w. J. Brennan Groeery Co., Ave.. Wheater Groves. Ma. , Brinkmeyer, Harry, 6200 Plympgth Ave. Cafferatta, Jno., Grocery, 6500 Olive St. Rd. 21 Gore Camien, W. L., 926 Hamilten Ave. Carroll, Harry, 5097 N. Union Ave. Clarendon Grocery & Meat Market, 821 a1 Ave. Cleary. L.. 5647 Garfield Ave. Clemons, J., Meat Co., 4624 Olive Mt. Cemfort Greeery Coe., Shady Ave., Webster Groves, Mo. H, J., Prarie Evans Aves. joctor, Wm., 515 Market St. Dunn, T, P., 1068 Fadst Fulten Market. 022 N. Broadway Feltz Market, 6275 Hamburger Ave. Foerste!l Bros., 4518 Clayten Ave Friedman, F.. Market. 5184 Fasten Ave. Frederick Brothers, 4008 Ceanecticut Fritch, Jule, 2254 8. 30th St. Gerber Meat Co., 5625 Delmar Ave. . W. RB. 56548 & d. M. 3004 Clark Ave. Denker, | Taste the real hickory-smoke flavor in. FALSTAFF Hams 6 Bacon W HEN you sit down to your first breakfast of FALSTAFF hickory-smoked, sugar cured ham or bacon, you're going to be delightfully surprised! If you ever ate real country cured meats, right from the old smokehouse, you'll recognize the flavor instantly. It’s the real thing! We get it in the plain old smokehouse way. FALSTAFF Hams and Bacon are cut from choicest corn-fed pork, mildly sugar-cured, and smoked over a real hickory fire, slowly. ° That gives the delicate, sweet flavor that stirs old mem- ories—that makes a FALSTAFF breakfast something. to remember. Try FALSTAFF BACON—in the side, or thinly sliced and packed in pound boxes—no waste, no trouble. Broil or bake FALSTAFF HAM—it's a feast for a king! Give the store your order now! waiting for you. / Smoked, cured and packed by FALSTAFF CORPORATION , SAINT LOUIS \These stores will supply you Hahn, R., 4315 St. Leuis Ave. Halwe, Wm., 558 Skinker Ave. Hamilton Delicatessen, 5887 Delmar Hardesty Sesvemy. 7275 Manchester Kd., Mapleweeod, Mo, Hardt, E. J. & Son, Kirkwood, Mo. Haub, G. C., 4008 Easton Ave. Hazelip, F., 5731 Hennerly Ave. Herbert, C., 225 Market St. Moathartagten, J. B., 1138 Hoediamont ve. Hiel, H., 27701 Russell Ave. Higgins, FP. J., 1715 Kienlien Are. Hill, John B., 2500 Clara Ave. Holeembe, R., 3649 Cozens Ave. Hovan, M., 1037 N. Vandeventer Hundelt, G., 6400 Derbsx, Ave. Jolly, E., 2268 Missouri Ave. Jolly, Fred., Overland Park, Me. Jordan, J. d., 2661 Olive St. a = & Bauer, Tewer Grove and Me- Kastias, J., Gro. Ce., 4257 Olive St. Koch, H.. 224 and Mallinckrodt — Mercantile Co., Webster Greves, 0. Kepman’s Market, 6358 Delmar Bi. Lawson, C. 8., 1400 Ogden Ave. Leas, F., 3204 Kessnth Ave. Lindenschmid, Gro, Ce. Euclid and Mc Pherson. Liagner & Sons, 3683 Olive St. Lacich, Chas., 6325 Delmar Ave. MeCormick, Jes., 1053 Hediament Ave. Magnolia Market, 3400 Magnolia Ave. Maryland Sanitary Market, Beyle aad Maryland Aves. Maschmeier, E.. 23200 Wroming St. Mathews Meat Market, 1724 Arlingtes east, ¥., 3601 Cass Ave. Meake, Ben. 202 Chesteut, Webster Nateral Bridge > Poultry & Preduce Co., G114 Page Paramount Market, 4507 Laclede Ave. (iroves, Mo. Mucther, ©. W., 5102 Ave. er es | + There's a treat ~ {ayy 3: — ' 4" Penatagien’s Market, 2838 N. Wales ve. P Pettker, Wm., 2300 Casas Ave. Poertner, Wm. J., 6401 Chatham Ave, Quagliroli, Jas., 1300 N. Vaoéevbater Ave. , Raffi, Jos., 1334 N. Sarah S6. a aanaae J.. 6655 Cote Brilliante ve. Rifkin’s, Sam, Market, 5706 Delmar Ave. na G., Greeery Co., 5769 Kasten ve, Ruppert, G., 5761 Easton Ave. Rosenbaum, H., 4100 Shaw Ave. Vanite Market. VYohs, J. 4.. 3044 W.. 12:01 8 Breedway w ier's Markit, 303 N. Unies Wie Gcccon tn. 400 Gtne @ Witte, Chas., Mo. Wyane, %., 2300 Ne. Unien Ave, | Young, Chas., 311 DeBaliviers ie — 4 — . - ‘ | “ ‘ RE LE NN RET AE TERE We COO NOON AES CIT i ACES RAINE PPG EI HS I og +t: oN meee on tO 4 and re B “heey — iv . ¢ OR. eee BAP ww ee ER Me ae a all - i rere es PAE COE LS MMR OF > 4 as 2 + - ; ’ - ; + CO A AAR ELE ARLEN ORE Het ee oe eee wee ROBE (Bp eS! SRE ne ME Sem > = 4 ms Biitagt 3 eds Be

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= + Doki = ' COMIC Pag a EER 2 ee © Wilh J and 7 Time Wan BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG E VOL. 76. NO. %. . b — JOE, YOu"RE crazy eo WELL. I STUCK rT cuT | f : roe | , . —_— . >» : : WH ACT BIS i TELL YoU JO FOR. STARTIAG TH ANYWAY. IT WAS A mea A s- T t | DINKY LITTLE soe ie Natta Pacere ew 1 BUILT = PALMAYS KNEW YoU ig ITH XC P STORE - You HAVER)’T SP THE BIGGEST SHOES | espns a we : oe Yous ji gz YOu'VNe MABE Good Sgt Got A CHANICE AGAINST \ BUSINESS ID Towa) ArEB | Be & a RIGAT _/ 1T BCESN’T MEAN | | THE BiG Houses- You'Re POT ALC MY COMPETITOR S 4 | ose tte START- — a ANYTH »t ) A TERRIBLE Booa- close / | om Tega $55| PSs Poppin: E ALAA HE Gov. attempted t@ get jj. Coming from the Granfte State, | UP THE PLACE ‘ oe ~ Ceolidge ought to have ne treuble BeErFor —_ . j = - Would stop the mixed-ale Be . ELS === : : : : makes many rot ij a * ww : e4 - i ’ ‘ e ——_ — See > . "t r : o : ‘a ; ; d oa ; . ae ~ Peeees. McAdoo Unless there was a writ that among movies a, _ Control of Forests, Mines - beats A writ of prohibition, Uninstructed delegates unani- Of further pugilistic feats, mous for Underweod. ; 7 } : . “ mae | The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains— Br Fontaine Fee Coprright. 1923.) —_ and Telegraphs. There'd be no exhibition. : = Socialists still swear by dear ol¢/ _ , , ee **Kid’’ Landwehr, forting — Xx e; . : 3 , i MT | | | 5 ~ ‘ g ee eine te : 4 | Pi ey, } , E> PRINDLE HAS KNocKED THe FLOOR oUT of AN 4 5 RESERVE FOR “Battling” Hrde, Wets say Smith sti! in g¥'im With an tinjunctic- copped SSN S| , “Dandelions Appear on ITawnof _ > tc | | | , | ’ ncniimnamitionias “44 Fe 4 . sean Mi ™ to ; k ; ° 1m And when the writ had been Pana (Ill) Home. “ become 4 4 ; + ; ¢ . m 4a } Ps sf A 9 / r % ae 4 peg Myvée was far “Champagne Schooner Seized.” : a \Y | : : Sh, . . »* #® Nation — Government to from in i¥ 2Bane q — St ae! ee a ; ————— eee ehit, | : oe ) | / aa = And neatly clipped him on the a8 sae Weather forecast for Chicag : a | - Se 4 By SAMTEL SPEWACK. chin i With a writ of habeas corrus. Trade winds and hot air foilowec | = by crafts of minor importance . ' he id] , pe | “Kid™. Landwehr, down upon one yf : re ae > | ; r } ~ ae : sa 7 knee Grange of Illinois will be a busr | & Tf , Ww MAT Do You j ae | Vy Say _ f ; | / A Sufl Correspondent of the Post- : . . guy this winter if he plays en 7} , f eExPEeCT +e Tt ' j fn — oo Fas - A a _ Dispatch and “Sew Yok Worid Was confident and cheerful: Hyper Se nc 2 : 7 —, ( GVE RER =. f ¥SST RS Goad a ee wi By hp Press aad Pulitzer And rested wb! b * m the mythical football team that: | : > ae apg z ae . ax | : = a they y Le se t e reieres ' : Ved 5 _ : . ; P , 7 . . ; ~ a.” = _ : . : : . ‘ . = _ . ." . . - : > . y 4 * “ss > ~ Ne _ 4 ; ; * 4 - . ~ . : * ay . ~ = " . . : : : —_ . ‘ , ™ + —é > , ; . | 7 “ a a ~ a a > s : > - ~ * ~ : ; : 7 P J a) , : r 4 . i &s _— e ° - ~ " as - f . y - - a“ > ¢ ; 7 A. a — - LC oTe ON’ / hte Mer 7 P ay pe “o ) ff 4SeNG he. CARRY ne Bcoeas meal 2 SEL ‘re: | 482 S&mrvOnRy | im _ a > — ~ “ : Py " a me F Z —— — . > - ' al . ‘ec £ | 73 PAY ae HER | : ai sap - 4 1 © conferred with French High | c : orm rmissioener Tirard Infermatio. } > , é of ‘ 7 ; . : ' | _ 3 , ‘ . f . ; — : » this. effect comes to the Post-| Spm : p ~ ras 8 and New York Woerid co>- * ; . J ; . ) : 4 : - - 3 ° : 5 ‘ 4 Ne . i» -“* aa v "E> Hex 6oT ies: al HiSSELF WOT You - Cc MIGHT CALL A é the German state are compiet-/ ; DeGGcoNK Good ' " pa to the most minute detail. The | WAITIN' Koom.,. > 4 et we Page i ae conn =. 2 est caution. but no doubt is ex-/ as to final realization of; rucod ir hopes, No doubt & felt be} oes . Plans for the & "ie 04 4 for @ eee - nt ahem te ee eee) BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE MeMANUS THE ONLY COMFORTABLE CHAIR IM THE HOUSE 1S | | WRAP IT UR 1 “jd Al} : i ; | - eS : + 4 has reached the end of ber! .» “a ew TAKE ae sei 4 i} HOME ) titel ee 4 “ te be believed. Germany wit! ~ have money Jan. 1 te par state “Tey told us in school yer had the mumps. Is they to get?” FAVORITE STORIES By Irvin S. Cobb. HE DID AND HE DIDN'T. HE average big-city policeman is loath, naturally, to be pestered with small disturbances which sometimes require him, on his day eft, te testify in court and which. in any event. mean the making @ut of bothersome reports. This attitude belts to explain a thing which a ned mot so verr long ago on Eighth Arenue in Mew York. A well-known after-dinner speaker was gcing teme from «a banquet OR & surface car. At his corner he signalled the conductor AND J EFF—THE HI JOHNSON at MUTT FEUD Ss T &rL ED = ISH ER “¢ . te step; Dut as he swung eff the piatform the car started up again - = — “ii . <0 em 5 _ By _ 7 Trade Mark Rego S is end he plowed the asphalt for 10 feet with his face and figure. He 7 iwseam Jounses and = B = SenTue a Y dD “— SS ‘| - =n al rt aw@ )_ CENT Men, YOu acc DeUsT ; ) S@Z@ ow Te Face of _ ve es A — w YSU IMAG we COUPLE CF struggied te his feet. to see the car fading away and a ! | * . large, tired- . Bvub@D Tee #atTcHeT AnD — ~ - PRE SURPRISED WT See ar / ” Jooking policeman ane him frem the sidewaix. RES AVITED Metro siten =F CPPONEALT OF Mtwe cx F | THs ptheatinien SPSCIaN | THiS PReTOCOLASAN ' S€cCowDs coke “Did you see that?” demanded the ricttm aa he ilmped toward THe STAGE wHne Ke —- < S*“6 STAGE WOH / There t \ece ~ A na St om Lee : Tr He a an AND I Shows SS a 4 Ta, ' : wy : a ADORESSES A WC Remmicen BS Te ewe BE ee ee ~~ 4 = | WSRIzy: nee ; CUR GOVERNMENT? eae MASS M@eTinG TenigHT, <4! 7 . Gaireay: — “~~ ——S eee AONE ee werent ¢o a Bean You eee Sy . éwindiing state. _ Seddenly the men whe run if ela —_ Gor ei, ik j § Ag oy a4 Ht , Hil ay Af PaRESS é the pavement “—— eid,” said the policeman; “an’ [t was rour own fait. “I d@idm’t ask rou whose fanit ft was'” snapped back the dam- ee “I asked you— did yeu see it?” : rs 7 }€acous: did not!” said the peliceman. . ——, . . = val | THRE DISTANCES WERE -BQU AL. : OO Gh ware the farmers im the western section ef Kansas about — ~ i! the scarcity of water on their land has been cémmon!y practiced fer years. I if i” | ne i chee on ol es ea Ete A | nie ™ : ++ Pv i