St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 17, 1924
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With 3 or 7 Time In the WANT AD Colum Phone It--6600-—--Olive POST-DISPATCH Daily and Sunday ae | WORE Business CERTAIN | Ads na of the or Central a a Ss NOL. 76. NO. 4B. -—-—-_- ———— oe PAZEFARM FOUND: WOW FOR HOLDER OFTHE MORTGAGE ‘Lincoln E. Slick, Owner, | Says “Man in the East” essste Has $7700 Encumbrance on Property. ‘TITLE MUST BE | “CLEARED FOR WINNER 425,000 Tract in IBinois ' Was Awarded to H. W. Bowers in K. K. Kz.) Paper’s Slogan Contest. GiVJEe AA ESTIMATE, BuT IT a) DESAY T | ry, The address of man whe 1 has eon Slick slogan farm | "Hratriot” 7 e with office of the Brctary Bu! Bulding. ——— — - Lincoln E. Slick of 5707 McPher- avenuc, circulation manager of “Patriot,"” local weekly organ | wf the Ku Kiux Kiah, who owns | ‘an equity in the Tilinois farm | ‘gwarded recently by that journal in a slogan contest to Howard A ‘Rowers of Clifton Heights, would like to find the holder of a%$7700 mortgage on the property, so that ft can be redeemed and Bowers given his “free of all cost” | and minus mortgages, as promised wy the “Patriot.” : Inquiry by the Post-Dispatch, as | told Tuesday, disclosed there waa astring to the award: that Bowers | mever got the farm he had 4 a SS @. —> Paap aught Syndicate, Ine, N. “ie Fight Started —8) Vontaine prize and did not know where it Was, ut he did get a job in ithe Au Klux Klan headquarters, 710 Cen- tury Building. Slogan and the Prize. | THE GREATEST | ‘let only native-born American | ns ehjoy"* “the suffrage en. SNE OF 7 te KING BATTLES DB er s the slogan that won the con- OF HISTORY i est. an 80-acre mproved farm, $25,000, De Witt County, “free of all The prize was valued at Iil., ont.” “To the @ear friends who finds/and that R. kK. Evans had received omy half-page advertise- | this. . $12,000 in worthless checks. ents the “Patriot,” referring | In big, sprawling letters, appar- The checks were all drawn on to Slick, announced: “We are able | ently the last thing written, was: the Greenwich Bank, New York. to make this astonishing offer | “Good-by, good-by, forever and|and were returned unpaid. after through the generosity of a true | ever.’ ; being cleared through «a Kansas American patriot—-a man who! The note was written in peicil. City bank, the affidavit alleges. oves his country and who is eager | Oddly, it bore no name as if the The affidavit does not make clear or the preservation of its institu- | impending tragedy had swept rinig| What the checks were for nor how lions in the perfect form in which detail from the thoughts o? the, the men who accepted thenf were Sur forefathers gave them to us.’’| Persons who scribbled the death | induced to do so, and at the Gov- Slick Fined $2000 in 1920. | roma. | |) ernors office it was said that AD- | Inquiry has disclosed that Stick | a jparently as sarin information as Was a grain dealer operating in| GHEAP CIGARS AND 0 BLUE WORDS possible was given in the allega- Peoria and Bloomington. Ill., be- “tons. she particular charge — fore coming to St. Louis last vear. 'which the requisition was issued In 1920, in the Federal Court at! Woman Called on Jury Swears related - 7 alleged worthless ‘ " - ’ + Ts P Bpringfield, he was fined $2000 and | and Is Excused. re ug bed ¥1900 given to Keenan mentenced to one year in jail for By the Associated Press. ig Bh gel ye DT Molation of the Federal income tax | PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17.- | ' ee ef w. : man, told a Post-Dispatch corre- 'Mrs. Louise Palmer Weber. club | Ret ‘ak Samed Cite ae He also re . ner 1 a? : spon ent at ansas ( its that he “Ga penaibes amount- | woman, was excused from the Jan- | sh h 19 :' hick eg to $33.000 on hie 1917 | | F ‘ ,; cashed the $1900 check on which ta i ous tert *ncome | Mary JUFY- pane after “she swore | the charge is based as a ‘‘personal s return, which the Government | sely e Circuit Cc - ’ ~ » ~~ Tities hea 1 Bowe | profusely in the ircuit Court | favor” to Beyfuss, and that the i een falsified. Ile | room. 'check w; “et 1 for lack : as also tried for a & Sotien | oe : . |, check was returne or lack of 1€4 remaxing # Taine | I make no denial! that I swore,” | gynac At Kanes City Bevyfuss rn in 1918, but was acquitted | ? ' | 4 saaee ihe Sy sae ens charge ' as acquitted | Mrs. Weber “ts after a conference | wag Enown as “general manager 0 is about 60 years oid, | jurors. I swore like a pirate and Cabanne Special Productions.” told a Post- Dispatch reporter yes- me farm to the slogan contest win- her _. mortga gen amounting to $17.-| against the farm-—-one for) W700, heid by the Prudential Lite | Wrance ('o. and another fori § 419.000 held by the Farm Loan &!? rust Co. of Clinton, IN.-—Slick ia- i‘ j (Copyright, 1? med there was an incumbrance ' th nd $7700, held by a man inj) = oe * East who could not be fcun.1.} / GIRLS !! ain't IT A many pind he did not know how! } ' > new subsc ribers were ob- 5 ‘RAND ANo bined in the | za ‘2 : e slofes: contest, which! 2-2-2 \OUS FEELIN 2 mn Aug. 1 last aod ended Dee! } er. 4t6 he know the circuied } ee | : om of the Patriot." He said he! $ TY . 4 tan a member of the Ku Klux) ( 4 _ 8nd had merely offered his ? : Bits “9 prize in a business propo- | § : . ‘oO promote the circulation of) ? . Patriot.’ 4 the Income Tax Charges. : a a Spatches from Springfield, Tl.. |) ie '@ that Slick m; ade an income tax | ‘ Urn of $2786 in 1917, but the ee alleged his net income 3 ear was $121,.9287 In 1918)? ‘ ay a return of $20,750, and /|> overnment charged that it!‘ Bhonigq have been $81 or- ome tha. rior to his trial he s aid taxes * $29 000. “4 a. pilus a penalty of tike making a total of $58,000. ' hy 1917 income. which was : by the Go ernment, and also dan additional penalty of $4000 failure {fo pay that year, as re-. i sContinved on Vage 3, ‘Cotuma “a “a ST. LOUIS [he Only Evening Paper ST. LOUIS. » J ——— POST-DISPATCH in St. Lous With the fee ssR., «5 Press News Service. ‘THURSDAY EV ENING, . ag Le ——s a JANUARY 7; —_— Oe eee ae TEMPERATURE ZERO AT7A.M.; LOWEST . TONIGHT 10 ABOVE -_—— THE oo ee Ms. and north @ast night. about 10 degrees. | Missouri: Fair tonight and prob- ably Friday; Sowly rising tem- perature except in extreme south- east night. Tilinois: ally Yair and Friday; ris- ing temperature Friday and in portions Stage of the Mississippi River at St. Louis; 1 foot at lof .5 of a foot. 7 oe. WM. NOTE IN BOTTLE FRO CREW OF SUNKEN CITY OF EVERETT -—— from the tragedy. a bottle at Elliott's Key, 205 south of Miami. “This Is the Last of Us.” Reads Message Picked Up Ort Coast of Florida. Br the Associated Press MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 17.-——-The sea | which battled down the ‘tanker _City of Everett and sent it .o the bottom, Oct. 11, 1923, 150 rn iiles east of Tortugas, with ill on board, h@s tossed up a message It was foun? in ’ Capt. A. L. Baker of the launch Giadys picked up the bottle Monday from driftwood. bottle note scrawled on a soiled piece of tightly corked paper. It read: “8. S. City vine, 330 South 633 Philadelphia.” On the teveérse side of the paper, ‘and July; | piece of ordinary paper, were the words: contained of kverett.” “This is the last of us. finding. please send notice }Di- Hicks street, me) folded ‘there was justification for | A he ah ee ee ee ee ee a it Tf there is nothing very wrong in my morning with a temperature of 29 degrees below zero. walk You'll Save Money by Buying Now It’s easy *o sell cars in the Spring—everybody wants ‘om then. Now is the time te bury- especially new-—because the reliable St. Louis dealers are not waiting for Spring offering their ues right now Yearly Used Car are 7 they best val- in a Clearance Sale Don't wait till over-demand naturally sends prices high er—take advantage of the sale prices this week and be ready Yor comes. Spring when, |! You'll find a list of unusual values in the Class!- fied “Automobiles” The Post-Dispatch Louis’ St. (‘olumns One Big Automobile Directory ) ea ae ei Ct $19,850 CHECK ASQUITH AGREES CHARGE AGAINST BALDWIN CABINET | GABANNE’S AID. MUST GO MONDAY Gener- tonigh? | late to-/ a fall |scheme for a St. miles | The, Any »ne City, and checks of North Fortyeseventh street, iferson City terday, ,tion honored and ‘Mrday that he became irculation|the men of the jury are permitted manager of the “Patriot” Aur. 1,!to smoke the cheapest cigars they When he entered an tad (can buy until the air is blue and ment with the “Patriot” *o ard!to spit all over the place. I think | \episode being _——— — — a —_——- — HE IS ALSO KNOWN TO MANY Sj}. LOUISANS portion to- | His Talks on Moving Pic- ture Possibilities Induced About 200 Citizens Here to Invest. William Christy Cabanne’'s Louis notion pic- ture production company, it failed to put the market, week ing more while any movies on by week is produc- “court stuff,’ the latest issuance by “ov. Hyde at Jefferson City yesterday ot a requisition for the return to Mis- in which he declared that he received $4900 in worthless the “William Chr isty ‘Cabanne Special Productions Co.. from Beyfuss between last March that Frank Altman had had letter | received $2950 in worthless checks of the same concern from heyfuss. A Kansas City detective left for Albany, N. Y.. ves- to ask to have the requisi- a warrant issued \for Beyfuss. It is reported at Jef- iferson City that-Beyfuss is being |\detained by the New York police } ' place, ‘ | ita Mrs of James Campbell and heir to half |, , ; ‘lute and of his $20,000,000 es- | nd undoubted right and claim The | oe Bowers, he added. will own swearing. I don’t know any law arm just as soon as “an east-| against it. IT asked the jude» if he “ man who holds a morteace of} did and he said he didn’t. I admit - against it can be lo cater and|)I called the other jurors ignoram- * mortgage redeemed.’ Bowers; uses and one man a foo! and.an-) S been civen a “convevance, ‘| other a boob.” | Phich amounts to ow nership of the! —----—— ++ - arm. Slicks said, adding that the! 29 Below in Minot, N. D. Perty ex entually will be clenred | Rv the Associated Preas all encumbrances for Bowere. ST. PAUL, Minn. Jan. 17.— Two Mortgages Recorded. ' Minot, N. D., was the coldest spot Although Dewitt County records| reported in the Northwest this | fuss 'was taken across Nuarsed in Van Heel Home. Tt was Beyfuss who accompanied Cabanne to call on Mr. and Mrs. Klas Van Hee! of when the promoters were staying at Hotel Chase and selline interesis in the trust estate. RBey- became ill at one time and King’s highway mansion, where who was the widow the Van Heel Yan Hee!l, income tate, attended him herself. Van Heels subscribed,to the trust ‘state, but the other day a suit for the (350,000 was filed against them by a _Beyfuss is about bank, which alleged it held their unpaid notes on the subscription 30 years old oe—- ——_—e + ‘EDGE OF ALASKAN VOLCANO ' The | sula.St. BLOWN OFF IN EARTHQUAKE Pavilof Has ent Emitting Steam and Smoke ‘Since Disturbance Tuesday. By the Associated Press STEAMSHIP LA TOUCHE, Paul Island, Alaska, Jan. inhabitants of Belkofsky vicinity reported that earthquake occurred at 10:50 Tuesday morning. The southern edge of Pavlof volcano blew off. Belkofsky is on the Alaska Penin- Paul Isiand is one of the Via. 17. and a eevere St. —— | Pribliof Islands. , left ‘ The shock .lasted seven minutes Paviof, since the edge blew off. | has been emitting steam and smoke'| densely. The people in Belkofsky their houses in safety. | : Jan. 15 was also the the: curthquake in Japan. date of a oa 66aceeee ae & om. .... ] a Os stadae ges —, isabad & ite Oe ace ao 5 31 a. rn. >a > Se Sees. eres? 6 | o a mM. 7 ee oe 6 3 EG. Bde -cseces ] 2 D. mM. 9 | ia. oe. "4 Highest yesterday, 34. at 9:30 a. | / |m.; lowest, 12, at 11:45 p. m. ca Se Governor Issues Requisition icial forecast | ° Beery ll y| for St. Louis and| for Return to Kansas City vicinity: Slowly | 4 rising tempera-| of Alexander Beyfuss, as. tare; the lowest | . tonight will be| Result of Operations. souri of Alexander Beyfuss, who was Cabanne’s manager, and who is charged in an affidavit with having passed $19.850 in vad checks in Kansas City Beyfuss was Cabannes right- hand man in St. Louis, early last year, in promoting the William | Christy Cabanne Motion Picture Trust, Ltd... which wen‘ into re- ‘ceivership in the New York Feg- eral Court last autumn. He had : ready line of glowing putter about the possibilities of the scheme which may have helped in getting 200 prominent St. Louisans to in- vest. Affidavit Filed in Court. Jack V. Keenan filed an affida- vit in Criminal Court in Kansas ,; ous ' Jef- | (in * otfice.”’ ” Westmoreland | ‘are. | Known administrations that I ' difference tha’ 192440 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS ee a aa __ DENBY CONVINCED THE SHENANDOAH Libera! a saith Savs H No Danper to the aed Empire in Socialist Gov- | ernment. A PERIOD OF POWER ae FOR MACDONALD ip igible’s Midnight Flight in Gale Shows, He Be- lieves, She Has Met Test for Arctic Trip. Baldwin Acrees to With- hold Factious Opposition | Wh:en Labor Government | ae “SAFE IN NATURAL Special Cabie to the Post-Dispatch ! ELEMENT, THE AIR”’ LONDON, Jan. 17.—The House! of Commons, in an impressive scs- | sion this evening, listened to their | Navy Bhosle Deter- leaders discuss the coming death He i. maf mined to Get Her Ready of the Baldwin Government. Doom : . > * = ae es *s> 5 “ “t ' is to descend upon the party in’ for Her Northern Expedi- power at 11 Monday night, and the labor parts will form th new tion is Dummer. Government, the first Great Britain has known. ——— The debate in the Commons yes- WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.—Grati- terday tor the most part con- : - 53 eg _. | fied over the return of the Shen- eerned foreign affairs, especial'y British relations with France and andoah to the Lakehurst, N. J.. : : e , Germany in connection with repa- station after she had been torn rations. When the debate was ad- | trom her moorings mast and driven juurned lust night the way Wis | northward b} wrons-igsie lant ' ’ ‘ar ra str as clear for John Robert Clynes to; °° ee asa? move Labor's nonconfidence | Might, naval officers today began amendment today. a study of the big dirigible’s experi- neon — grey eo in- | ence. troduced today by John R. Clynes ion , , : as sl ' The effect of the ship's adven- leputy leader of the Parliamentary | Labor party, at the resumption of ture upon pians for « polar expedi- the debate on the address in reply | tion flight this summer is expected to the speech from the throne. The |to depend upon official reports. |The efficiency of the mooring mast amendment reads: “But it is our duty respectfully f'om which she was torn loose with to submit to your majesty that the loss of her nose Cap, was re- your “fnajesty’s oresent advisers | garded as one of the vita! points have not the confidence of the the.preparations for the Polar ex- House.’ pedition. and when the storm The Prince of Wales and the broke the apparatus was undergo- Duke of York entered the press ims a 10-day test to determine its gallery as Clynes was speaking. Value for such a journey. The Laborites heartily cheered the Secretary Denby today te¢lc- reading of the proposed amend- graphed his congratulations to the ment crew of the” Shenandoah. Mrs. Ciynes in moving the amend- Penby was so greatly impressed by the story of the night that she also ment deciared the phrases put into the King’s speech were a mixture Sent her congratulations, 4 7 ‘ , . ‘ ’ . of make-believe and contrition. He The Secretary also issued a [for- proceeded to criticise in detai] ‘a! statement outlining what was known at the Navy Department of the incident. He concluded with a what the Government had done Herbert Asquith and former Pre- mier Lloyd George ‘were seated Paragraph disclosing the deter:ni- next to’ Rarngsay-Macdonald, Par- ation of the department to get the liamentary Labor leader and Shenandoah ready promptly for the prospective Premier, on the front Polar expedition in the summer. opposition bench. “From al! our information,” Mr. for “No Confidence.” Denby said, “it may be assert:d Asquith There was no sign of party feel- With positive certainty that there is ing at the outset of this moment~ hardly a possibility that this ship debate. The House had the. Will encounter in her air of being stone cold, waiting for | dition any test so severe as that she the vote on the amendment which has already met successfully.” | ia planned for Monday night and Secretary Denby's statement fol- which is expected to spell the end owes : oo oe cases : of the kKaldwin Government. Large Po im eae flight wd the lportions~ of Clyne’s indictment |" nandoah has demonstrated passed withoutia single labor cheer Asquith’s declaration, . however, | created enthusiasm among the op- ways believed: first that the moor- ing facilities are adequate in most | “ep : ‘ 'unmusual weather: second that so position. After announcing his po- | Mteazpest , CP : long as she is fueled and ovrovi- Sition the former Premier sai@: 4 she is safe in her natura! as . > ' e . } 3 It is a clear, distinct and un- | Sone . lelement, the air. encumbered vote of no confidence. The Government invited the judge- ment and have got it. Whatever theories there may be on other it is clear that the oppo- parties were not sent back | | engines were turning over we had no cause for alarm. Or course, questions, sition character due to the fact that she the recent elections) to main- broke away from her mast and we the present Cnatemiaianll ., | did not know whether or not , fabric on the nose of the ship had ‘heen torn away. If it had been, tain “The situation that confronts us' the situation of three independ- ; ent and organized parties, none iN-| “ag it turned out, significant in numbers and mone ino? torn. commanding a majority of. votest—jpeseq broken. is unexampled. But under these !+:. ship weathered conditions, unexampled as they the Labor party has the abso- | int 0 the wind. ‘he fabric was So far as we know the_ severest }ered at a mooring mast. We have lrecerds of rigide riding out 60 miles ‘and even more The Shenandoah held until fhe wind reached miles an hour velocity. iteot_the air just exactly as a sur- to assume office.”’ “It is said this will mean that for the first time a Socialist Gov-. ernment will be in the seats of the ; mighty. During the last month I |‘“ oy bor 2 to sea to ride out bad have been threatened, browbeaten | 0 and puts to sea ’ iewe . the=- and al : ll but blackmailed to step in | as the savior of society. I decline, |... 4-+niness has been wost strik- altogether, to believe that the sun ling. and the demonstration of the ‘§ going to set on the power and skill and ability of her officers and prosperity of Great Britain on the : men no ‘ess pieasing.” evening of the day when Ramsay This dfspatch was sent to the MacDon: ak ‘ oa on ild takes his seat. Navy Depa “tment? by ihe command- it is sufficient to say that the ine officer at Lakehurst present Crovernment will be re- “The Shenandoah is safely memobdered for its yecillation and housed img hangar. Her battered impotence. both at home and | .ondition is sufficient evidence of abroad have had prolonged ex- a wonderful piece of airmanship perience in public life and have ang judement on_the part of offi- have none | mis- cers and men on board. “a detailed report of her condi- tion will be made after a thorough | cxamination. In gereral her pres- disliked before, but there Is Which has done more actua’ chief, and I have never known any. when it had to surrender its stew- ent condition Is as follows: ardship to the crown, which had 4 “Gas cells deflated, large sections smaller balance to its credit. of outer cover gone from starboard “There can be no question of bow, many holes in outer cover, up- ‘oalition or fusion betweer the per stabilizing fin collapsed, large Liberals and CLabar. necause the cow in bow and collapse upper fin ‘made steering difficult.” A statement issued by Admiral | Moffett declared the handling of | the Shenandoah during the storm | Continued om Page 2. Velama ¢. : dividea.rcham on the .ssues of national po)- bridged or veiled by re . cmodatior on fundamenta) { , co nnae: r insnce but Centinued en Page 3, Colamn 6. | . 68 | , : io and telephone: Then she radio Arctic expe-. what the Navy Department has al-— Dirigible Sailed Over Reid That Enclosed ‘“‘Ags soon as we learned that her | ‘there were possibilities of an ugly | the | it | ; the mooring ring having | ——— i ening —— ee ee — ——-- eee Scene of Shenandoah’s : GAN REAGH POLE | might have been difficult to fly her! the farthest point 9-Hour Flight in Storm MADISON * -_—- ©. NEWARK ets SUMMIT. Rey * ELIZABETH WESTFIELD rail w (OTTENWLLE a KEY PORT @ FREEHOLD mi we ® LAKEHURST | - SCALP °F “iLe®@ 10 SHENANDOAH BACK IN HER HANG AFTER RIDING OUT ALL-NIGHT WAS UNDER CONTROL ‘hangar at the Nayal Air STORM GERMAN CAPTAIN: TELLS OF THRILLING NINE-HOUR FLIGiH secs and Front Gas Bags and Fin Collapsed When She Broke From Mast. “7 ie i Ey the Associated Press. aa LAKEHURST, N. J.. Jan. 1% com eommmggi : ‘GERMAN SKIPPER = TELLS HOW SHIP ‘RODE OUT STOR ——— nt Capt. Heinen, who had seen Shenandoah built, and who tried out more than 100 otber on their maiden voyages, that without ‘doubt the navy craft was made. “T do not believe any other succeasfully gone through the of last night.”” he @aid. “There no doubt that she will complete her Polar flight pian . for next summer. We will not lkés, ly experience such a terrific st as was raging. along the A coast yesterday. If we do we “I knew at noon that the “was beginning to have a t time in the gale that came up, I was not prepared for this I was the control car with mander Maurice Pierce and ‘The first indication of came when the ship jolted were heading for the ground. ae é a * 2S samc to eae A EE DELP ALLELE LOOT SOMO Bet ee vr es ee ee ee ee eee 2s = Ss Sad eo ae
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a RANT OF EK HOUSE ASE ON FEB. 4 -_—_ ————eP _—— - — ao — ~ la tt mpage cam A ae ee ee . ee a ee coe SSeS TE Ot oo a0 eee TT «aT 5 tel ee aed ae aupe - ERR A Ee a TUTE ola : Tr" “24.” srr me wen « Gomi tere = “SEEtalins cotiersnss TO Tritt" T= = | ~~ Dhar a Tae" BircT Sabet co 06s deercmesTH 0 os - aaa meee 44 ms oe =x*‘tt rer Witiam Sacks, St. Louis oll op- trees igre or tre eure om r i and Republican politician, “or Sees ae wil , " yntil Fecently a. banker, a age SNS pyessyaes ore ggg 7 . . me was one of 27 men in- . | yesterday by Federal grand here and in Indianapolis on ewer teite’ oh ) | — of using the mails to de- a aces am 3 ty Seer eee wees : “Ries " wa ina national inquiry into — kerser Ita ioe y eerating methods of housing _— zo stem Bs ee nn soc bes ian 2. = “ , . : and loan societies, is due to inn eeittnthess — oa onc - , | : 4 " iy Indianapolis on Feb. 4, °C 25 a seers af Se oes be arraignment, with 18 Dthers in- * 2a oan ant —,-, ed there. ¢ | wen mo re nuit TGapiases have been issued here tre aliwe euuarcT: 6 . er os nay | STITT ' — cr -z “ . the arrest of eight trustees and : «ner “Ra peTTT. - ” ae — st omy $3 asthe , . — | — , . : 4 ants of the Union Home Build- i coun wore owt: tron ) | , , 7 ) (ba a oe | + tt tte & | ) psc . " ‘@ 4 per cent housing trust, a’ _ — (TTR "iia ove . aes a. i, ¥ . a me aed - eye ners? ‘ -_ : + ee : : , : ) . $e ' “, 1 Syndicate Trust Building, ’ svrverr _ ieee ) ra , fg | LT" ' LIST as | Sen om a “- en , | | : io were indicted here at the same a — 7 : -) > renzyr ITI Pm re ms — ; gr . mening and the date for arraign- err ; ’ ' . “ : , : . . “al one en mtn " mn . te - - - ~ " , had not been set. : i as mx oe pase, , ieee sow ower ac a - “ ‘Sacks in Oklahoma. ~~ on Fol " — 7 ° , _ t.. ~ ye 3 FWD Ve] itt) x ee > cabbage: Tee Te See TET eee — , - aot ! s whose indictment was brews tien ee aes ° ' ‘¥ " 4teherr™ ‘ y = . : : , : . _ * 7 "Y ia “ : eo r3 : a ; Sa rt 7 > err irre ine Dea" ry? » of exclusively in the City Edi- ima ver" -- (ia ; : + Lit ° > he : + oi = - = - LE I aie +L! par ; MTLITISI I owe TELE . . n ™ ANI” ta: ae : aT ) ' f "a of yesterday's Post-Dispatch, i: Sew ieee teerr “TVET: siicatiimditiahas increta — 7 ore - in co Ieee eet See “tee =} ’ lermeriy was a trustee and half-/ ty dene “ ~~ : ) oo | ee ee : | pecitts.~ an ' nee ygertraon . comet. “ite artiin . ——— a , ; pends Of $7500 cach ar itt : ameert | l oraz i comet see 08 ce jt at al a —- wy . ere St e Th ease : ees and $5000 cach fer the — =~ va © —_—— , a Cee) eye — | incites iat — ru Hier oes ron tipees » See ts will be asked by Special As- ener “atom sapere | binos am , . - | —— rl rstT7 , . le ou Ctl ce Wire | Seuretnll. a District Attorney Horace | oe : crert _ ; : - . een Tis; 25 SEI TTT , , 2TTr . = Tr aL re ae. a eo (AIT Is» - *, who, with Postoffice Inspec- mua Ward and Uttley, conducted | “ seyret fo Gert tere investigation in the St. Louie) Die wT wos carriers ore - bry. Inquiries were sent out Gam ( ant oe ee Te of. - : ‘ | as alc” , : . een > A . irre me 7) : : citTizaer” weeecrares : ble , al thousands ot contract holders’ ie eer Bowe r 3 v7 z | : eae ee axe Deter fee ree ot” New Ymait Bilal ocr mown : _ letter. in the inquiry into oP | ADE methods of the company. Method of Operations. . wo ree . TIT — . a ee ee Oe" Saeemaritmst or 4 hee moms ° gg? Serres etic [en ‘ontracts of a face value T= Mone iirwer, 7 ma ‘ , . m nn = Tras ae = O08. c.. Seebie “gine 0 oo; ° Layerrr. | i: oA: thciuess MM, Mie. Perth «mer “ atl — = rertir- = Tegaal “RervrTiterr etre were ts wy ri ii ert Lfyrwessteerreer vec! , SS : | Wativs tee gare . TT a ; Mm TYCT Wa. at IWaamce nm ~ 1 - , ‘y ; “aes re err ' '- ph $500 to $10.606 wr te weet eb hee , a — See ) Tee r Smt Tai aig: meee = |S See é - : site. patna ee sper sth = 3 sagt : z : o prospecti home a) ot weer icere ier ; in ie a oe 4 sien ' : ; | mbit apr % :' ae Se a on wr aw rr ert TOPE TL , . | im Terecme @ ey | , : ~~ Tecetverabip case is pending Hs evrasatii rte Toes —_ | a . as : ~~ “Geral Court against the Union meee Tru te wee re _ , — pte aaah a “ - 7". - ~_ eee Fee . + ome « eer - ae a aS «Oo errreni ~~ Vert * roee 7 Sire Tee writ: tn sez tuit rar Siarct «am suelo — ADIN. OL STomw - -~ - - - - - -> - al - - - ll -_- - -_— - -_- - - > - - - - - - -= - - = - - - - - - - -_ - - - - = -~ - - -_ -_- -_- -_ - -_- -_ -_- -_ -_> - - -_> -_- - -_ _ - - > -— wy, —-~ — ee i PUTT TT CY ere asSYTULIT a ITT Te + se = - TILITERERLLILLeleeeeiie reer" "oe? ar?” Tre oer Cre par ~* a he hee TTT” ¢ -— Pe Sar — : 7 Tr erway Tue 77 diel 5 oe oat L .. Ta! em ~* -2- reereeaeet ,- =p ol lind “FF wean = ae eee 6 9 7 te PERECTT TLL - 4 & Pree eeeeeeeae - — a —_ ~~ ae Do eee = tm wae Nem = ee eed Li Ae cepts tae et DR BO A Qeoees EP + ngs 7 eee mb It | f I Hietmilitt:! sewer - teem a yo? nee ee rrrrssa Seer" 7 eed rt — Scere eel: Tiggt: wee ie rr eet am Per El reer re a Su wr th ur wR ih ae )S Pr —"" fe copper Lemar gee yee | Ky '
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: - wy" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1924. es A MDG METIS METAR 08°05 OE IONE CET RATT aa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 100 INQUIRY BY MRAIGNMENT OF Belgian Count and His $30,000,000 American Bride Out for a Stroll | ; SENATE PROPOSHIAGAS IN HOUSING sic: Semen, ele ON FEB. 4 overnor’s Son’s Stock Deals. 7 St. Louis Banker | 19 Indicted in In-| solis on Mail Fraud | - By the Associated Prem WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Cen_ Honal investigation of the etal Ministration of Majo | omard Wood as i of the Philippines, and of tock transactions of his gon. the, Osborne C.. Wood, U. & A. % proposec in &@ resolution today by : Senator ladd, Republican, North Dakota 2 The resolution is the Second tr. . ous Are Result of Seven troduced in Congross at the — emt session calling for an investi... ths’ Investigation of | sing Trusts and Loan MEN NAMED _ TRUE BILLS HERE a Sation of Philippine affatra, resentative Frear, R | Wisconsin, having ated thar hal House Rules Committee go into the question, but pot on such » bread scale as specified by Senator Ladd Lnder the resolntien » Sacks, St. Louis oil op- | politician, | | today the inquiry would be asx. and Republican ducted by a committee of five Sen - Pentii Yecentiy a banker Btors to be appointad by the Prenat. errr Platinum and the was apartment én Hotel today it Muskogee, v see F 7 in ae - ~_ % Federal agents estimated that en $5,000,000 and $7,000,000 been paid in cash by persons MARY paris of the United States the various concerns involved. ' declared it was one of the alleged mail fraud cases © prosecuted in the country As has been related, the Federal 2 jury indicted five 20°. From Former in order to quickly dis-.. pose of a beavy stock : of them. They are exquisitely designed in pierced and chased platinum, set one an se £4284 ies eTrrrrrTrrTer eer eee ee Uh Uae Uae aaa ae here 2 Home Builders, on charges Wing the mails to defraud. on a 5 | with sclected fine dia- ow The trustees are : ; - ae hothery, president 6818 mo 7 trac- é it, nds im most at ungton boulevard: Albert ; * . | tive patterns. Ox, vice president. 5963 Persh- ro $368.00 to $1336.00 ; | ‘cop lorsythe avenue: | : : . eric ee Ww ’ ~~ 3 Other splendid diamond : het | Eygaey Ty ae ay . ? , an alla » 5 = Bar-Pins and Breeches : Mward” who is said to have re- = that have been drastically i hed and gone to New York. The = reduced are priced e- indicted are Roger P = » George © Ferguson and F $30.00 Upward »D. Gregg. SES ee Bonds of 37500 each for the m ees and $5000 each fer the : A limited nomber of || | mis Will be asked by Special As. > | solid gold and silver, M District Attorney Horace ", Who. with Postoffice Inspec- gold filled and silver- Ward and Uttley, conducted plaicd Mesh Bags asd ' Gold Wrist Watches are MVeSligation in the St. Louts | offered P the, Inquiries were sent out ) UBands of * ike apis | Former Millicent Rogers at| Mother of Auto.Crash Victim wily Si om : Private Showing of Ger- | Tires of Continued Delays eens” man Film. in Manslaughter Case. “aetna ae ee a eee a » Fe ee,’ a NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—The for-; After having dragged along in) mer Miss Millicent Rogers, bride of | the courts for more than a year, Count Ludwig Salm ge? mma the manslaughter case against Dan- | Em. Larne Meme pitta sil |iel A. O'Neil, ig to go to tril Mon-! first time. He has appeared often | day with virtually all as a screen sheik abroad. a important | brought to the United States re- cently by Miss Fern Andra, Ger- was fatally injured in the automo- man picture star, the Countess |, 5), accident out of which Salm saw her husband as “The Red | charges grew. Rider.” a role in which he starred; wre Margaret Duckworth, 2830 on the continent. The bride’s par-| poisom avenue, who arose in court | ents, Col. ard Mrs. Henry Hud- ! yonday and declared “something | es dleston Rogers, were not preseMm/ crooked is going on here,” when at the projection of the picture,/the case seemed about to be con- tinued again because an important State ‘witness was not present, went out that afternoon with an armfu! which was arranged by Miss Andra. | It was reported that Col. Rogers’ | secretary called on the couple yes- | terday with a statement of Col (of subpenas and served six wit- Rogers’ financial intentions with nesses. One was Ralph B. Wadéd- regard to them. 'dington, 5220 Waterman avenue. It has developed since the secret the important missing witness, wedding of the Count and the heir-' whom the Sheriff’s office had an- ess to the $30,000,000 Rogers for-; nounced it could not locate. Wad- tune that he paid ardent court to} dington was also served that day by several New York women. He a special] officer from the Circuit appears to have told all of them | Attorney’s office and the next day however, | by the Sheriff's office. Four of the title. which is real, is of Austrian | COUNT AND COUNTESS LUDWIG SALM VON HOOGSTRAETEN ~~ ae eee a — ————- — ee — ee fficers of the Hawkins ‘company, and 15 others whose | |/mames have not been made pub- ‘lic, pending their arrest. Late in 1922 Hawkins bought two Pe Fo PRIZE FARM FOUND, Miss Rowena Duckworth, 24, who 'died of injuries suffered in July, 1922. when the automobile in which she was riding figured in a collision with O’Neil’s machine. O'Neil was indicted in September, 1922. After being twice continued in Circu!* Judge Hogan’s court, the case came before Judge Grimm,’ but extraction, and fought against the Allies all during the war, as did his two brothers. The family is de-| seended from a morganitic union on the part of Prince Constantine of Salm-Salm, of the petty German sovereign dynasty of that name, with Catherine Bender, the pretty daughter of German Hebrew fam- | ily. in 1810. By her he had SE pots «nthe thease vn 2: children, who were created Bel-| beeen " om aioe Cattinenta deat gian Counts of Hoogstraten by his | coped ther of the smaller cities seem to be favored by supporters of both. the McAdoo and Reed presidential eandidacies who have been heré in ‘he last few days Both factions appear to agree that the convention should not be held in St. Louis or Kansas City, for fear of political complications. Kansas City is Senator Reed's home town and St. Louls gave him a sufficient majority, although normally overwhelmingly Repub- lican, in the last election to enable him to carry the State. ' The State corivention will adopt the State platform and approve district selections of delegates to and the New York World. the Presse and Pullit 17.— and the Pest-Dispatch. ‘self. He said: Oswald! “During the war I studied our isubmarines in a villa at Nickolasee, near Potsdam, and found that the greatest difficulty toward develop- inventor, Prof. °@ The British, | Italian Governments in the invention, it cruiser lies in its stability. Since the war I have centered on stabil- jity and have a form which requires is out of the "ther ballast nor stabilizing ma- \chinery, but can submerge or trav- 'el under water without fear of the ‘lack of stability. Protection for Gunners. | “TT have seen a submarine turn AYSOCTDN aver 55 degrees in submerging. The new type does not vary a degree. |The problem of a thick enough ar- ,mor is solved by the form of con- (struction and the deck guns and re protected for a fight level when necessary. Germany it de- is now in the gEunners = that he was very poor, | oth it had b j | “Leong radius is possible from and in no position to marry them. (| Other Six wi oven a een nN} Hochschule, also has served for the | wt ~ —— ronvention The Count, despite his Belgian | court. ; construction of a submarine mine- | POrt—20,000 miles or more if a{the national a Reet : , Lie ; | eed n McAdoo men who have been Mrs. Duckworth is the mother of layer capable of laying 1000 mines, sp of 13 knots is maintained. here this week declare that his friends will make a fight for dele- gates in each of the 16 congrer- sional districts of the State. Plass for winning delegates are now be- ing quietly placed in operation)” they say, predicting that the fight will come into the*open with the expected formal announcement by Senator Reed of his candidacy for | the Democratic presidential nom!- nation. ¥ GREECE SOUNDS OUT AMERICA -- Speed of 23 Knots an Hour. “A mine-laying submarine of the 1000 rounds,| Asked why he is not keeping the eter guns, invention for Germany, Prof. “Germany has It| present military control, as the The secret lies infits sta-| being discovered.’’ Count is 43 and his bride is . fabout and know little of the business af- | fairs of the paper,” the Rev. Mr. | Crawford explained. “See Bark- Po thet os te Rete lg yet for saying that the serum is a | Burst tured Skull | definite curative agent. He added, Statement by Barkhurst. | Enoch Burlson 45 years old \however, that in a limited number ' ‘ New Haven | Crawford is publisher and head of He was relieved of his duties as worth were wrong on the sub- CLERK HELD FOR FATAL night. Carroll was identified by Wier-‘jast September. ciuski’s son, John, 14 years old, | Wiercidsk!'s death will be held to- as > ‘father for 29 minutes prior to the ‘ON QUESTION OF RECOGNITION - shooting. The boy told police he ° Venizelos Press Expresees Hope VU. Missouri housing trusts, including | er fell asleep during the conversation the United Home Builders of | : | 10 POSITION IN THE WEST | massa . when Mrs. Duckworth an- SHOOTING Hh EAST ST, LOUIS /and was awakened by his father Ss. wil Follow lead Taken America. and made overtures to | Guired by law. After a penalty of “ oe she herself could find the and Carroll exchanging shots. After By Britain. : others. which were in difficulties,!one year in the McLean County | Made Pacific eee eee ieee ee needed. Judge Ittner | tgentified by Son of Slain Saloon- | wounding his father once, the boy | By the Associated Press ,to buy them on a 15 per cent basis. | jai) had been added, Slick was de- for a ce aes arog FOE BOE | ~-omagl se ep — wes ry until next keeper as Assailant of His said, Carroll ran from the saloon| ATHENS, Jan. 17.—The Ventse- — His further operations were | , In connection amar onday, when the witnesses served | Father. » land a minute later fired through|los newspapers are jubilant over ‘blocked by the State Finance De- | nied a new trial and appealed to/(¢,) Charlies S. Thornton will soon|by Mrs. Duckworth are to appear. | ; holding |a side door, killing Wierciuski.| Great Britain’ > . : Me: eal the United States Circuit Court of|resign his command of the 138th| Three of the continuances were East St. Louis police are Boning ' aPrve waledinc mespeane pepmatetinse dik ‘partment refusing necessary per-/;°* her k Carroll. 24. a clerk, of 622 When arrested Tuesday Carroll| tions with Greece and express the | nite Appeals at Chicago. The case is!Infantry, Missouri National Guard,/taken by the defense, two by con- | Fran stn Se “ bore a bullet wound in the right/ hope that the United States will ” ie ea , — | it was learned today that he hadisent and one by the State alone. State street, suspected of the fatal , Federal agents at Igdianapoli8 | aocketed for this month. Pacific Coast re lal . arm. He denied killing Wierciuski, | follow this lead. chabeed Hawkins ald his associates : a {been made Pacific ¢ oas t represen- Sheriff Strodtman said today shooting of Stanislaus Wierciuski, stating that he had been wounded The Foreign Office informed the * 1a , | Acquaintance With Slick Demied. | tative of the A. B. Dick Co., mim- that the addresses of five of the seeking info :; served by Ss. *k- : ' ust gatas dagen spilt ahd: uC lone. East St. Louis, last Saturday |@7_ amusement resort. Police rec-| structed the Greek Minister at ords show that he was paroled from |the Illinois Reformatory at Pontiac An inquest into ™ the man who conversed with his | 4ay- ' hie oa =TS ; cisietiaieeanieiiastea ditt Jared he did not know Slick nor }/4te this week with Adjutant-Gen- : ria : latter could be found, |¢Ta! W. A. Raupp. “Certain Promise’ Shown by New > ~ ay hen : | = - until the end of the week. and the > otal »i. | Dispatch reporter had called on/|St. Louls manager of the company) pnenas supplied his office, and that = . ks previously had stated that of those concerns out of their equi- | . ° % —_ . | ay . D nd ; r housinc ties in the assets by inducing them | the Rev. C. C. Crawford of the|Jan. 2, it was said today at the}, until after the case came up = tamo : oe tae omg | - aaa’ Pe oe p bens rt eine holdings into pre-| Biltmore Hotel, publisher of the | local offices of the company, which | i.st Morday did he receive the cor- : S% er. > a « - ‘. OT) ; s1©@ i: riCiililm: ee ' a = ; . ‘a aii ; ; . , - 2 he - had been active in|ferred stock of the Hawkins Mort- | “Patriot and pastor of Fourth) had no information as to when b@/ rect ones. Waddington was one of ; B P; : : a mf mit age Co Christian Church, Blair avenue and | will leave for the coast. those whose place of residence had 7 ar- ins Reduced : ? c This stock had a par value of 1} Penrose street. ‘Col. snornton oa Save UP | changed. The Fheriff said he = —_ s pews lasted Seven Months. cent, but was given a value of $65 | The Rev. Mr. Crawford said he | his apaswaneas at 600 magate nee fconuld not Le sure that his subpena : the indictments in the two |. ya conversions. Postoffice In- (had had no connection with the |nue and is now residing with his iservers had used the city directory | = W h , . & followed an inquiry by Pbdst- ispectors said, or 6500 times the | slogan contest nor! the award.|wife at the Hamilton Hotel. Ft | in looking up all of these wit- | = rhe ei reduced + er one other Fee: ‘actual par value of the stock Through the contest it was hoped |could not be reached for a state- | 1 pcses. He added that fear of! = the price of some # er |) ere, Seen $22,000,000 in Contracts. }to get 200,000 new subscribers for |™ment today. : serving wrons; persons caused his | = f ti di +. ae months into the affairs of | The United Home Builders had | the “Patriot,” and the Slicks were | lie denied that a4 had resigned office io zo slowty in such in- | of our finest dia- ee ing promotions, welfare loan | 14 .noroximately $22,000,000 in| to receive a percentage of the sub- |from the National Guard command | 52 nces. = mond Bar-pins feties and similar organiza- contracts at the time it was bought | scription revenue amounting to ee eae ee Saar ae onintianicmatanhiauatiinntneiiinal | ; operating in more than a/| Co a a ae , '$160.000 for their $25.000 farm whether be would resign wou e : : awkin: Sacks and W. M. | $160, or Ir ge iway. Burieson. whe witnemes Fining of One Frees Eleven. | Barkhurst also said he did not/said was traveling 30 miles an /| PY the Associated Press. _know where Slick could be found/hour, suffered a fractured skull CONWAY, Ark., Jan. 17.—Elev~- for a statement as to why he had/and a compound fracture of the|©™ indictments charging 10 indi- not released the farm to Bowers, | leg. ‘ viduals and the Western Union| as he had agreed to do. SSN ME Ate 8 Telegraph Co. with violation of the At the Auto Tire Sales Co. it State cotton futures trading act was said Slick seldom appeared DENIES CASHING ALLOTMENTS | cre dismissed in Circuit Court J there and that his home address ee here yesterday, after W. N. Owen, | active in the management for | through natives. ates ten to Picture Actor. 'chanee, waived trial and was fined more than a year, but retained a : His recent de- | accepted by | place on the board. retire was was said. to take up his. stock, it Slick in the “Patriot” offices, where as circulation manager for By the Agspociated Press 17.— | Belle Bennett, actress, and her at- | |torney conferred with United States | W SOMERSET ’ i | MAUGHAM -An odd $500, the minimum penalty. he works side by side with the Rev. Mr. Crawford and RBRarkhurst their | District Attorney John T. Williams yesterday regarding statements by erans’ Bureau. Heretofore, a vet- for a full investigation by the De- : t ! : ; a $500 60 310.000 were x lid by the pending further disposition of it. | ; . yY to Prospect) home |The vacancy in the board will be | New Ruling on Veterans’ Status. Jack Geller, motion picture actor : “ay On monthly installments, filled at an election Jan. 22 | ar the Adeatintel Wrens — a of Los Angeles, that | sto om an lad | | representations tha? rs ann ES Seed ie enrae . - , iss bennett received and cashed | ry 4 had paid - “ oo Boone WAlgnes es one aon. ae | allotments sent her oa! fie eel , the id > . iments +) ®y would become SAYS NOVELIST WANTS DIVORCE tor Hines_has ordere that the edge he ~vas in the service during | corner Oo wor e ™ 8s tone-time ia: er |status of former service men, whoitbe World War. : Value of ~ ateg or $0 AS T0 MARR ANOTHER | a iv r ti rati Miss Bennett hil dmitti i — i the eobtrart et ‘4 ‘ar ven a compensation ng Miss B _ while admitting | ROBERT HICHEN | | ages oned on the num- me |after their disability is determined, | 5™ "5 . contract in 1915 to “live | ; * eentract im the nu- Wife of Ladwig Lewisohn Names | ,;uncer the same roof” with Geller. | e L$ . . t be changed Without ap- | t | - ries. and upes anv mone “s Toman” One W _ ees }denied that she was married to Gel- | RA bizarre a ' : “vailable in th ha end. yore ~via by ge proval of the Central Board of Ap- ter and said that no allotments were 's Blan has been declared a jot. Novel | peals and the @irector of the Vet- lever received by her. She asked love and hate of a era | Ope ra wT Were d Nuargee d : DY Ure and representatives. and * the pur- ' rive qd Veusces by JOUKIM PULSTEER : re cent. imntend of | SE, Helis rosuegs es p20" 08'S 0 ae high | Phebe . Fcent under the conditions oA © contrar: (Member Acdit Ruorese of Civesisten) . receivership Case pending | Court against th. Union Builders and the company been Tited to show cause Jan -98, befor: : ent in Washington, why a reer should not be issued. i from the mails. is Indicaments, * With Sacks at Indianap- ® Morton « * Ind. president "8 Mortgage Co. Te of which ab- ecopcern “OG welfare loan societies: Supreme Court. | com panye the Postoffice | se ‘has urged her to give him a di- ohn Hawkins of | Spear, formerly of Burlington, Vt.. the | who became the Associated Press NEW YORK, —~Mary Arnold Lewisbon has brought suit By Jan. 17 for separation from Ludwig Lewis- obn. novelist and short Story writ- er. it became known today with | the filing of a motion for alimony and counsel fees. In affidavit sup- porting her motion for $100 a week | alimony and $1000 counsel fees, Mrs. Lewisohn asserts her husband vorce that he might be [ree to 'wmnarry another woman. Mrs. Lewis- Rowman “other woma”™ said. is Thelma The impresed with an autobiographical novel Lewisohn several housing trusts and | wrote and made his acquaintance of a chain of in 1972. The Lewisohns were married in B. Scheib and Carl BR. An- Chariesto, S. C.. in 1906. "* partment of Justice of the state- ment made by Geller. Later the at- erans’ compensation could have been stopped by district boards of appeal and officers im the field. torney sent a telegram to Attorney- The fixing of the degree of disa- General Daugherty asking that Gel- The Rt. Hon. bility by physicians at the time antler be taken into custody and de- examination of a veteran is made tained until his charges could be | WINSTON Ss. iso Was ordered. cleared up HURCHILL--The COAL*S25 or starg of The The young Greek. = | nee I Lost My “Mt. Olive Dstict Lump’ $5.75] "| “Carterville Disire! Lump" $6.95} (@smopolitan Out oe ee - Century Coal Co., Grand 8705 Quality Guarantesd; Ne Extra Charge fer 2-Tes Delivery. ; Now On Sale. ‘ \ . \ ‘ . \ . \ \\ \ > \\ \\ .\ e \ \\ \ = \ \\ : > 236 ~~ Ss ‘‘My wife! She knows how to melt myearly — morning grouch—how to smooth out the fur- o rows from my brow and make my jangled ud nerves behave after a hard day's work. Coffee! That’s her secret. She certainly can make it.” . For 44 years St. Louis husbands have been 3 proud of “friend wives” who use H & K Coffee. i HANLEY & KINSELLA COFFEE AND SPICE COMPANY ae aa COFF
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_— _ ——— ew! eo te weet ee enna le al w= Was ys > ‘ ST.LOUS POST-CISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _— — ——— it He Is Accused of Part in Conspir- | acy to Rob Mai) Truck at Anaheim, Cal. Special to the Post-Dispatch SANTA ANNA, Cal. Jan. [-.- J. R. Abernathy. former superin- tendent of schools in bascx, Mo. % in jail here awaiting trial on a charce of stealing a mail pouch containing $25,000 from the trrck of J. L. Findlay. mall The alleged theft occurred heim. Cal.. on the night of Dec. Abernathy was implicated in the theft bw Findlay who told posta inspectors that Abernathy and Charies R. Wheeler. a clerk '5 € Anaheim post office, conspired tc rob the mails According to ' mion the robbery Was encinee™ "by Abernathy who was to rece the money after it had been ren from a registered mail sack by Findlay The monev Was i wided among the three men ! a | iS ASScTieu ~- allege a ~onfee- Wheeler. the clerk to have supplied the intormatior that the money was in the pouc! mite ssed ~~ seh le 4 Findlay says he cause his two companions ~ do crossed” him. Instead of receiving about $8000. he says. he cot $4o and that his companions. by care- lessly throwing the rifled pouches into a canyon near here, compro- mised him. The pouches were found Dy a Los Angeles motorist Abernathy. who after coming t California. was superintendent «i schools in Anaheim. denied Ff inda- lay's siateinents. lie said he was the Victim of a political conap.racs Wheeler also denies Findlays al- leged confession The three men are held in the’ county jail here Their hearins was set for Jan. 26 Last fall Abernathy was a candi- @ate for the *office of County Su- perintendent of Schools, but wus deteated. ee NEWTON ADVOCATES CHEAPER TRANSPORTATION FOR FARMERS By the Associated Preas GALESBURG. 1!!. Jan. 17.-—-De- velopment and co-ordination of rai! and water lines into an adequate transportation system was advocat- ed by Congressman C. A. Newton o! Bt. Lowis, addressing the Llinois Agricultural Association here toda) Transportation is the problem of first concern for farmers, he said and facilities of railways, water- wave and highways should be ce-or- dlimated to give the farmers the cheapest transport facilities “That transportation by water is eheaper than trensportation by rail has been repeated!y demonstrated.” be said. “The War Department operates a berce line upon the Missiasippi River between St. Louis and New Orleans. I's operation is experimental! its equ Mhiinals and er fa ‘ies lred It wperates wreer numerous hand; mys, over ; ul mproved Channel in a iarge stretch of thes Fiver, and yet at all times, wher bas had «sufficient water : ena! the barges and towbeats tu pass over the sandbars, it Mas earned a handsome profit to the War LDe- partment An examination of the records’ ©f the barce Line. he said. showed greasional district in Ohio. Indimnrs lilineis, Michigan. Wisconsin. lows, Nebraska. South Dakots Missourit shipped freight , : | : al) the way ‘sn s-? touis and Cairo. IL, and enjoved the bere? i. Points a . Cheap water rates | Tank Robbed of Bonds. By the Axes iated Press INMAN Kan. Jan 17.— The mk of Inman was robbed Siate Ba of between $3006 and $400 » Lib erty bonds last right The safe Geposit bexes wer: The ~ | robbers gained entrance with acetr. lene torches ASrRIN Say “Bayer”- Genuine! Genuine ‘‘Baver Tablets of As pirin " have been proved safe by Millions and prescribed br pnhyst- cians over twenty-three vears for (olds and grippe misery. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost only few cents at any drugstore. Each pack- age contains proven directions for Colds and tells how to prepare an Aspirin gargie for sore throat aad tomailitis. PO EES PL Oe TREE J? ’ ‘ FORMER HEAD OF ESSEX (MO.) | SCHOOLS WELD FOR THEFT | : ; | All Comparative Prices | —quoted in this sale represent the fair retail prices for these samples were they purchased in the regular way. $25 to $30 Sample Suits 19° ete EREES > FELIS ph IPL LL ERG ly | 4 Ni Yen ntlt . > le —— _—_—--— -—-—— — — ale 8 *, N -# . >» , A SAf, » * ~ ‘a th % fs . “ Sf J ~ Js. - 7 Jf, tf i, » , 4A, - “ss A. - : f, sd 7 . \ - - 4, . ify CF} Ja / ’ Z ALL TE TR $35 to $40 Sample Suits f 4 New Materials! Daring Styles! Bright Colors! SUIT DAYS AKE HERE! From now till early Summer. Suits wil] reign supreme-— and one Suit will scarcely do. You should have two or more. for Dame Fashion stipu- lates a variety of requirements that one Suit alone cannot fulfill. So dress un with full, fluffy—in colors of platinum, blue, | beige and peach. Special Piday at.... Sample Fur | carts $ 1 9 ID > Suits NOW—with the marvelous Spring samples here so greatly underpriced. New Boyish Suits —the joyous, youthful, new fashion has been literally welcomed with open arms by the smart set of Paris and New York. Plain Tailleurs —in a host of new shades, hairline stripes Smart and NEW and invisible checks. Mannish cloth, imported tweeds, out the » Costume Effects that —with the skirts deftly trimmed to carry decorative motifs of the coats. Sermi-Dressy Suits —in trig short models that achieve an ¢n tirely new strie note. will acclaim. Pouet cords, twills, coverts, hairlines, invisible checks and tricotines in all manner of bright new colorings in refreshing contrast to Winter hues. TTD THIRD FLOOR—SIATH STREET SIDER A Spring style you a a ee | Purchase and Sale of Spring SAMPLE BLOUSES A miraculous purchase Blouses amazingly underpriced NOW! New Spring styles that will capture vour admiration on first sight. And please note the extreme values we quote on these wonderful samples in Canton crepe, crepe de chine and Roshanara e¢repe. a sensational! sale! Sample Spring $10, $12.50, $15, $18.50, $22.50, $25, $29.50 Samples Colors Toltec Stucco Sheik Lucille Gray Copperas Camel’s Hair Pigtail Blue Pink Bark Se — Ivory Pablo MAIN FLOOR—BROADWAE MD - — — a tee em oe —_—_—_ —- —_—_—_——- cette ae ee _—_—_ eo me ———- a a ionniiinedl littl —- —_—-. — ae —_ — - — AD SID ~ Styles Overblouse Modes Plain and Fancy Heavily Beaded Dainty Frills Tucks and Pleats Bobby Collars New Sleeve Ideas » Friday—Our Annual Advance Purchase and Sale of rine S $45 to $55 Sample Suits pas sO ; FF. oe * $59.50 to $75 SampleSe ; Beis, > "wy m” yp pt AUR — S885 ‘ii! Clearing of Wom At $3.85 Three of the Styles at $49.75. z0 W. , MAS W. GARLAND ON 49-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH T. . PE EPI NT « 4 s Sport Coats! NEW trah, Zebociloth, Downey wool, twill, camels hair and cametine are the wonderful new weaves sponsored for Spring. While They Last—A Special Purchase of Wonderful Spring Samples—On Sale at 4 a ot, . i “=, - eS e, "*, «+ »} > —- —s _ . o a 7 : L te . os rm .*,* - 04 “ea ~ * . se e ee ~ ~ . ° > et =. ~ ean _ > ~ . . \ ~ ' - — se — _ . o** o-¢ : = * “testes. x “9. **. 0 - Q sme . - -~* ~ “« . : : wens e* wey " . : - Where is the woman who could view these enticing Spring Coats and not purchase one? Everyone who attends this sample sale will surely buy —so attend early, before these Sample Coats are all gone. They cannot last long. i Mafaildo. a FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE. A I TL OEE LOT IS Three-Quarters! FABRICS: Twill bloom. Lus- Mandalay. \ Long Coats! Dressy Coats! BRIGHT COLORS: The new high meat. and tan, - shades of poppy, lichen, rubber. oat- sage. graystone, choke, plaids, stripes—and black, navy natural, arti- Twelve smart styles in this wear are specially priced and brown calf Oxfords; gray fords; hrown suede strap Uxte lace Oxfords; brown and various heights. Turned and A@im * was ta NB-LIRTITY TELILLE +445 YA see" Friday Car In One-Pe QUR Friday special off assorted milk choc pecans, Mexican “penochia ; Creams. Attractively pac - 0008 sis an < "a a ? var es Lam Fer edt ae sae?" ee a «@ * we 7 eel
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PPE ~ ee a a, aes THURSD JANUARY ry The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation then BOTH other evening newspapers CO MBINEY ‘ oo =e SS RE ee ere ~ : —_— = UT Da aE So a eee Se i at PAE EE EET: ECT PRET: SITE © « “ az ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH to IX —_ — -—__ See Our Downstairs Store Announceme (GRAND-LEADER) nt on Page 7 AER & FUL ' The Sewing Service Shop Offers 8 Lessons for $5.00 Any eight full days, or sixteen half days during ‘ L. KK, R clothes. The shop is cpen from 9g till §. a year that are convenient to you, you may come for expert instruction in the making of your own2 soc extra for fittings. soc extra for patterns. (Seventh Floor.) NEW -— 3} ’ . " — ——" a ne 10-Piece Dining-Room Suite, $297.50 sion, buffet, china, server, one arm and five side chairs. Merely to indicate theeremarkable character of the sale, we pre- sent this Anferican Walnut Dining-Room Suite, which you will surely recognize as a splendid value. It is beautifully designed and well constructed, and consists of oblong table with 8-foot exten- (Seventh Floor.) Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged cotiieetiiee:, - #> » EE | as | ‘s B\
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a 1. LOU. 3 POST- DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning.and one other evening newspaper COMBINED -_- _ ——— - - patterns. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Te F “riday Is Budget Day Of Thrift Week Many years ago, Benjamin Franklin said : ‘‘The only place to live a happy life is within your income.’’ Time will testify to the truth of this statement if you heed these words of wisdom, and Friday Cosas i 6 Barney Bank The Bank Convenient for Shopping Pre-Inventory Sale of 500 Yards All-Linen Table Damask Yard $249 Very fine quality—choice of floral, seroll, or striped patterns. 70 inches wide. Napkins to match at $6.95 the dozen. 22x22 inches square. All-Linen Damask Napkins Special al, ¢ 5.9 2 Dozen Fine quality—comes in floral or spot Size 19x19. All-Linen Huck Towels Special at, 35c kach Ilemmed—size 18x34—all-white. Hemstitched Huck Towels Special at, 75¢C Each xeellent quality—size 18x34—has place for monogram in border. Linen Shop—Second Floor. Children’ s Leggins at 14 Price In gray and black only; made in the drawer-length style; buttons on the side. Sizes 2 to 7 years. The regular prices were $2.50 to $4.00. Flannelette Sleeping Garments Sizes 2 to 10 years Special 1 al, . Buttons in the back, drop seat, made with feet. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Boys’ Ear-Band Caps Sizes 614 to 7 ~ rm 50c Come in a variety of styles. Children’s Slipon Sweaters $5.00 and $6.00 Iiave nice, Warm roll collars—-may be had in plain colors or in combination colors. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Knitted Caps, $1.00 to $1.65 (‘ome in a variety of colors—-for school and sports wear--sizes to fit all boys. Boys’ Furnishing Shop—Second Floor. - —— === —— at | A Sale of Women’s Full- Fashioned and Semi-F ashioned Silk Hose S5c | They have lisle garter tops, soles | @nd heels; in plain and shadow / stripes; colors—cordovan and black: slightly irregular in weave. Semi-Fashioned Silk and Silk-and-Fiber Hose Specially 5 Oc ) Very Special at, Pair > ee Priced at Slightly irregular in weave. Women's Hosiery Shop—First Fioor. and some lengths large enough | children’s frocks, lingerie, bed jackets, and ‘| Swiss, grenadines, voiles and ; | for suits. Among these are wool | frocks for adults. Including materials of ee ae A Be Laton 3a | Canton crepes, figured challies, | ta ffeta, crepe de chine, Canton crepes, satin French doors, vestibules and ee Loree eee crepes, pongee, tub silks and other plain sash curtains. Very reasonably checks, plaids and novelty | : git Os ; " priced. weaves, Also very desirable. and novelty silks. All at prices so low as to | coating Remnants. All great- insure quick disposal. | Remnants of e Friday—One Day Only—Extraordinary Sale of Remnants Involving all yard goods departments’ accumu- lations from a great season’s selling—all useful lengeths—reduced prices, conveniently grouped for ‘aielien on first floor tables. Wool Remnants Many splendid Woolen Rem- nants much reduced and usable for separate skirts, children’s garments, overblouses, frocks, ly reduced. Linen Remnants Including toweling ranging from 2 to 6 yards in length; ‘odds and ends of towels, com- prising guest towels and reg- ular size towels; lengths of ta- ble linens from 2, 2% and 3 Silk Remnants Hundreds of Silk Remnants, in lengths suitable for* fancywork, shirts, blouses, White Cotton Remnants Among these are all kinds | of dainty nainsooks, batiste, organdie, dotted Swiss, flax- ons, plain and novelty voiles, Remnants of Carpets On First Floor tables—Car- pet lengths with bound and sewed ends that fit them for immediate use. These are good sized and very much reduced. In sizes 18 inches to 54 inghes Remnants of Curtain Materials Over 4500 yards of fashion- able lace, nets, silk gauze, silk and cotton casement cloths, Colored Drapery Fabrics Two thousand three hundred vards of colored sunfast silks. Shikii’s, repps, poplins, ma- dras, plain or figured. 36 to 50 inches wide. Lengths from 1 to 5 yards for draperies, Jambrequins,_ scarfs, © pillows, etc. A aa | yards each; all offered at great suitings, pique, pajama.checks, | | savings, madras, poplins, dimities, | | checked flaxons and _ good, | etrong crepes that will wear | and launder well. All of these lovely white fabrics are at Lace Remnants | These desirable Lace Rem- nants are made up of both real | and imitation laces at prices greatly reduced prices. so unusual as to induce gener- | ous selection. The various | items inelude chiffon laces, Colored Cotton fine nets, embroideries, trim- : mings, and lovely Val Lace Remnants H Remnants. Many of these at 1% usual prices or less, in a great variety of Colored Wash Goods Rem- nants consisting of colorful dotted Swiss, plain voiles, em- broidered voiles, novelty voiles, ginghams, fratines, eponges, suiting linen, tissues, organdies and other materials. Excellent values at this time for Spring Remnants of Linoleum Very, good short lengths of | print Linoleums, 6-0 and 12-0 | wide, in 5 to 16 square yards to | the piece. $1.00 and $1.10 Lino- ee = in. length. Priced only 75c to | $3.75 each. Also Miter Mats, now priced $2.50 to $4.60 each. | | On the Fourth Floor, we of- fer short lemgths of. Carpets Upholstery Remnants | One thousand eight hundred yards of velours, mohairs, vel- for rugs ta to cover small vets, damasks, brocades and rooms. Priced now very low. brocatelles, in 4% to 24% yard In 5 to 1914-yard pieces. Rang- { lengths.. These are _ suitable for upholstering odd pieces of ing from $2.00 to $5.50 at 14 | : | . furniture, cushions, searfs, and price. all very unusual values, much Cretonne —s 3 Remnants Drapery Trim- | 14 to 174 Price Two thousand eight hundred yards in short lengths and sam- ples of cretonnes, chintz, hand- block prints, both domestic and imported. From goods 28 to 50 inches wide. Lengths range | from 1% to 6 yards; suitable | ming Remnants A large assortment of col- ored silk and cotton fringes, borders and edges, galloons and other trimmings for various uses at very low prices. In many different colors, inelud- ing nat colored fringes for casement cumMaigs now so much | leum remnants now at 60c and Summer wear. This is the for draperies, slip-covers, | square yard. | proper time to buy. screens, scarfs and cushions. |} in demand. All reduced. | 1 First Floor Tables. } ' a = ——=——_—>—) SS es ee —— = ———— ; = | Our Entire Stock of An Event of First Importance to St. Louis Women Women’s Low Shoes, Pumps and Evening Slippers In Three Value-Giving Groups Former $6.50 and igen om - $10) Former $10.50 to $7.50 Shoes | $16.00 Shoes o> 00 $7.85 85 $O85 HIS stock is afl new and contains the very latest Spring styles. A splendid opportunity for you to purchase an excellent pair of new Spring Slippers at a low cost. 2 OPE 25 PRT 4 ' a AW They are Sorosis Shoes—so ON you know the w orkmanship é and styles are the very best. Women's Shoe Shop—Second Floor. Saleof Reproductions of Imported - KFROCKS “85 OVELY twill, oreline, Canton.crepe. models in_ silk, satin and Styles for afternoon, street and office wear are included. All are strikingly individual. Sizes for misses and women. You will agree upon seeing the Frocks that the value is decidedly unusual for such exclusive apparel. Misses’ and Women’s Dress Shops—tThird Floor. oy \ i, ‘. Nap ha: Starchy F Are originally composed of less globules of raw material. - Each globule is minutely sep and enclosed in a thin covering; © To properly digest, these must be broken up like a w potato. Steam under pressure, cooks starchy foods in the shortest sible time. Put a little water in tlie bott the cooker. Na Place your entire meal in sep pans and in a few minutes the on process has begun. my See This Wonderful National sure Cooker Demonstrated ii Our Basement #y Terms, Only $1.00 Do Balance $5.00 per M Special prife for the 12-quaré | 4 a National Cooker Shop—Basement Pre-Inventory Sale ia Women’s Handkerchiefs Regular 25c Each, Valu Very Special: | Pure linen-hemstitched with teenth-inch — hems for $1.2 a5¢ Values—Very Special Pure linen, sheer quality —h hems with woven borders 4 for $14 Very Special—All Linen Pure linen, hand-embfoidered ig with %-inch f : hems 6 or $1. Very Special—All Linen All-linen initlaled with 4% and % 1 hemstitched tema 6 for A Handkerchief Shop—First Floor, > Special Sale of a Crystal Buttons 30c to $1.00. This particular kind of form an important part in the of trimming for dresses and this Spring and Summer. ~ be had in the ball, flat or faney’% sew-through styles—large and Sports Buttons | 25c to $1.00 Each | —especially suitable for coats and of celluloid and ivory, in plain ang shapes—a wide choice of colors, brown, tan, blue, green and bine) All-Rubber Household A 59c and 79c Each ~ —come in solid colors of blue, low magenta, red, gray and with novelty pockets—have rubber # straps—large sizes. e Notion Shop—First Floor.’ |) Our Entire Stock of Winter Millin At 4 Off - This sale includes velvet, plas combination materials. All of fashioned by well-known Women's Millinery Shop—Thiré * ——— | ind ie ~~ Delicious Di Vandervoort’s _ Friday candy special in our own candy ki The Pound 39 | Candy Shop—First 4 alk -° =_ > 7 > <a « ~ + see se gti HE ") Ln Dee a ee ne aN es #K a4 Peg op este Pe Pe ee ical (poi oy t) : . : Typist Visits St. Louts. 20 years old, of} n ara eee was declaréd a se typist last Octo- ‘New York when he typed an of 147 net words a minute -an hour in open competition, st. Louls this week. He will tions’ of his speed at the/| the vocational educational er nition which began today at " ase. He ts making a six/in * tour of the United States, *s another biend you won't rg Sis cream, dipped in soft ae - AFineCandy—10c Everywhere Famous ae!) froeted — then, the aromatic — remember? That's gone ee the ey = eri oo Hy $2 ‘Oh Henry! lms —— = ~“ that thei instrumen tion and utmost satisf. But hear one of the tw $25 up. ae Victrola No, 100 $150 Mahogany, oak or walnut . = —_ or =
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a ‘ maenenen na ».' os AY. 3% SAMUARY 17. 1924. ion Typist Visits St. Louis. Seat Tangora, 20 years old, of aan N. J.. who was declared aaa champion typist last Oc*o- aX York when he typed an = ot 147 net words &@ minute, hour in open competition, @. Louis this week. He will “we ibitions of his speed at the “ee vocational educational which began today at . He ts making a six tour of the United States. _ : ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The-Ddily POST-DISPATCH alone has 4,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED 2 MUSSOLINI CLEARED ROME OF THUGS, FATHER O'CONNOR SAYS flames in 20-below zero webther. | — ———S—SS—T_ — ' Re . night, destroyed three-fourths of a| One hundred and fifty of the 200 | | — dock of the Chicago & Northwest-| pockets on the dock were de-/ff ern Rallroad here. ‘stroyed. The other wooden docks /|f Firemen were aided by com-/|were saved. The total value of | panies from Ironwood, Mich., and} the three docks was estimated at Superior, Wis, . who fought the' $7,500,000 The One Big Bright Spot Downtown Vi 1) +f Mud ff, WG y Restaurant—Bakery Goods—Candies “MEET ME AT CICARDI-ZELLER’S” Only the finest and purest ingredients are employed in the preparation of our delicious products, and our prices in qur Restauragy, Bake Shop or at the Candy Counter are exceptional! reasonable. WEEK-END SPECIALS lord Baltimore layer Cake.... Almond Coffee Cake 28e Regular 60c pound Dark Chocolates—fFriday only, Ib., 40c Ass ted Chocolates, Pecan Balls & Bonbons, Sat. only, Ib.,50c Luncacou, il to 2 opeciai wnes week, .aVe Table d’Hote Dinner, 6 to 8 DANCING Every Evening, 10 te 12:30 , BILLY KITTS’ ORCHESTRA No Cover Charge. by firemen of three cities last See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 STIX.BAER & FULLER (GRAND-LEADER) _ 46th Mill Remnant Sale _ DOWNSTAIRS STORE A Great Sale of Men’s Overcoats Begins Friday, Offering Amazing Values NQUESTIONABLY the greatest Overcoat values the Downstairs Store has ever offered. Your choice of more than 500 Overcoats—all new models, tailored from fine woolen fabrics. The Surplus Stocks of Two Local Manu- facturers Secured at Most Advantageous Prices for a Mill Remnant Sale Feature The law enforcement feature of the Mussolini dictatorship,, particu- larly as it applied to large cities, most forcibly impresses the visitor in Italy, in the opinion of the Very Rev. M. J. O’Connor, 8S. J., who has returned to St. Louls University after a five months’ trip abroad. He spent much of his time in Italy but visited parts of Germany and Aus- tria. . Father O’Connor said that on the occasion of his visit to Rome, Mus- solini’s activity In cleaning up the city was the subject of favorable comment. He was told that Rome and other large cities were overrun by thugs and bandits until the Dic- tator assumed active charge. He said a vigorous campaign wiped out the evils which had existed and that the cities had become safe ang were well regulated. Mussolini's task was a severe one. Father O'Connor said, but he now has the confidence of the public and conditions are stable. Father O’Connor spent most of | his time in Rome as a delegate to! the general congregation of the So- | ciety of Jesus. } $2,500,000 FIRE AT DOCK ) By the Associated Preas. | ASHLAND, Wis., Jan. 17.-——A/| | fire, which in six hours caused | / damage estimated at $2,500,000 be- | |} fore it was brought under contro! t Krom Ninth to Tenth —¥ <— ~ i) WN AL — ee “if {tf ? l Se ; , ’ . : p his / yr : ot, rey 7 Se: +3 } ae ts : gt [se liy composed of count. of raw matcrial. 7 ) 7 are ee a ANAL i} NK Mf . | gan ell frosted —then, the aromatio a gist remember? That's gone but another blend you won't forget. butter cream, dipped in soft care- . gdi-tolied in criep nut s—then coated ” qth eweet milk chocolate. The name Oh Henry! yi Oh Henry! AFine Candy— 10c Everywhere bule is minutely separated a i in a thin covering. fy rly digest, these particles oken up like a well-baked CICARDI-ZELLER ~ 7~ & OLIVE” § 6< nder pressure, comple ny foods in the shortest a ee ae + tle water in the bottom of | §) (eedete se sc te te te te $e te te $e SE TE TEE te ot ot ee HS ste et ate ee IGLI would tell you, or Heifetz, or Schumann-Heink, | that their new records listed below, played on a Victrola instrument, are true works of art. To win first the coopera- tion and then the approval of such artists is to insure the utmost satisfaction for purchasers of Victor products. But hear these records as the artists heard them on some one of the twenty-one Victrola instruments we make at from ur entire meal in separate: 1 a few minutes the cooking begun. Wonderful National Pres- s0ker Demonstrated in Our Basement Only $1.00 Down— » &5.00 per Month prife for the 12-quart size CCE: OE CC ETN re ee ee ee A Ne 2 You will immediately recognize what extraor- dinary values are presented in these two at- tractively priced groups: = t . 454 . . — wei ef 4 2 Py oi Te At | = At $1595 rx : | r et Out tomorrow | —are Overcoats of woolen —are Overcoats “ high- New Vi ct or Recor ds materials that are neatly tai- grade plaid or plaid-back ma- Red Seal Records DOUBLE-FACED | terials in a variety of the pop- ular shades. All are double- Number pst Loreley—Nel verde maggio ' Beniamino Gigli (Im the Monsh of May) (Catalani) Jn Italian breasted with all-around belts ea Chenie e un bel di di maggio and patch pockets. Half lined (4s Seme Soft Day in May) (Giordaco) Beniamino Gigli with satin. Sizes 34 to 42. The song of the Lord of Ob I, and the last utterance : of the poet and Patriot Cheniér. Memorably sung in Gigli’s ene re pure high tenor voice. ‘ Grand Adagio Jascha Heifetz : (From “Ballet Reymonda’”) (Glazounow) Violin Sole 970 Hebrew Lullaby (Achon) Ficiin Sole Jascha Heifetz With composers like Glazounow and artists like Heifete living, the divine fire of genius, in music, is in no danger of * ° ee = * Cooker Shop—Basement. —— nventory Sale of omen’ S :dkerchiefs 25c Each Values— Very Special n-hemstitched with one-siz- 6 for $1.25 Talues—Very Special ~ sheer quality — hemstitched = 4 for $1.00 Special—All Linen nen, hand-embroldered initials P 6 for $1.50 =:= lored in double-breasted mod- els with all-around ‘belts. Me- dium and dark colors, in the popular sport and ulsterette styles. Sizes 34 to 42, for men and young men. ETE te SE te 975 $1.50 Unusual Mill Remnant Sale Specials for Friday Special—All Linen and % inch for 90c ikerchief Shop—First Floor. initlaled with % Special Sale of ystal Buttons to $1.00 Doz. rticular kind of Button wille important part in the matter sing for dresses and blouses They may. og and Summer. 1 the ball, flat or fancy shapes, . ugh styles—large and small. Sports Buttons 25c to $1.00 Each lily suitable for coats and capes. id and ivory, in piain and n wide choice of colors, incluéing n. blue, green and black. 59c and 79c Each h Bolid colors of blue, green, yel- bber Household Aprons mta, red, gray and black—some ™ Mty pockets—have rubber shoulder ge Sizes. Notion Shop—First Floor. ° a - oe Dur Entire Stock of nter Millinery At 4 Off - id by well-known makers. fandervoort’s ‘s Millinery Shop—Third Fioor. - a — —— licious Divinity re gular day candy special made ur own candy kitchen. The Pound 3 9c a4y Shop—First Floor. S| sale includes velvet, plush and tion materials. All of them are _ fn ana —— lity ot guanlil yy " « fal 4 1) ~ =r “* Tera ad ee ode dying among the feet of humanity. Se. Softly harmonious, with = Two songs in semi-popular style. long-drawn, tender phrases. Operatic Numbers Gems from “Faust” (Gounod) Victor Opera Company | Gems from “Rigoletto” (ers) Victor Opera Company! 35731 Surprising condensations of long operas on one long record. The Faust Waltz, Flower Song, thé Jewel Song, the Garden Scene, the final Trio, the Soldiers’ Chorus—who does not know and love them? The Duke’s fete in Rigoletto, Gilda’s love. song and her love-scene, “La Donna e Mobile,” the Quartet— all in English. Instrumental Record Funeral March of a a a a ictor Symphony Orchestra Spring Morning—Serenade (Aubade Printanierce) 35730 (Lacombe) Victor Symphony Orchestra Gounod’s famous “toy-tragedy,” and the delicately beautiful “Morning Song in Spring” gavotte. Light Vocal Selections Little Butterfly (From “Music Box Revue”) John Steel). An Grove in California John Steel | 19219 (From ““Music Boz Revue”) Two records from the “Music Box Revue.” As recordings, they reach the high-water mark in popular songs. | Here—Not There Billy Murray) 1 999 1 Big Hearted Bennie Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray) Billy Murray has a fine travesty on the “Old Home” song, and the companion number is for married malcontents. Dance Records é = ~ 28: =: Victrola No. 260 $150 Mahogany or walnut = =:= °=: & rr ¢ — & = ” 7 eee I’m Sitting City—Fox Trot Arcady—Fox Trot (From “Bombo™) Here it is—a full record by this world-known virtuoso organ- ization. Both numbers are models of recording for the dance. You’re in Kentucky Sure as You’re Born—Fox Trot That Bran’ New Gal o’ Mine—Fox Trot (""Nifties of 1923°°) “You're in Kentucky” is in the style of the mom “That Bran’ New Gal” is from the “Nifties of 1923.” { Rosita—Tango Fox Trot | International Abandonado— Waltz | Novelty Orchestra {19218 A Tango featured in the film play “Rosita,” anda fine waltz, Victrola SF (S'S: SE SS SS SS = a * — = 2 al - e - ee = Me aes Mill Remnant Sale of 36 and 40 Inch Silks At $1.49 Yard Remnants of Brocaded Silks, Crepe de Chines, Radiums, Charmeuse, heavy Crepe de Chine. All are high-grade fab- rics in lengths’for practically all pur- poses; lengths from 1 to 5 yards; 36 And 40 inches wide. i Remnants of colored Radium, Geor- gette Shirting, etc.; lengths from 1 to 4 yards; 36 and 40 inches wide, yard, 98c Remnants of silk Pongee, first qual- ity; 32 inches wide; yard, 88c Remnants of Taffetas, Satins, Crepes, Matelasse, Skirtings, etc.; lengths for dresses, waists, etc;. 36 and 4o inches wide, yard, $1.28 Remnants of silk and silk-mixed Fab- rics, Shirtings, etc.; Shirtings are 32 inches wide, Silks are 36 inches wide, yard, 49¢ Remnants of high-grade Satinette, in excellent color assortment; all Lengths from 1 to 5 yards; 36 J3gec (Downstairs Store.) an shades. inches wide, yard, —_ — Se So ~ - ” Mill Remnant Sale of Cotton Goods Remnants of fancy printed large and small designed Cotton Challis, 36 inches wide, yard, 15sec Remnants of indigo blue small checked Apron Gingham, yard, Remnants of solid blue Chambray, yard, Remnants of solid colored and fancy printed soft finish Plisse Crepe, yard, 25¢ Remnants of unfinished Crepes, Ma- dras and other white cotton Fabrics, yard, 12c Remnants of yard-wide bleached Mus- lin, yard, r2*/2c Remnants of bleached Indian Head and other weave Tubings, yard, 29c Remnants of good quality solid color- ed and small checked Dress Ginghams, yard, . ie 19¢ Remnants of —, Dimity and Flaxon, 6 inches wide, yar 19¢ ; Remnants of light colored, striped and figured Percales, 36 inches wide, _ (Downstairs Store.) ——— ne ——— ‘Mill Remnant Sale of Men’s Trousers At $1.89 and $2.69 They are of worsted and cassimeres in weights suitable for present and § wear. All the most wanted mixtures stripes in im and dark shades esent All sizes 28 to 42. are repr (Downetairs Store.) Mill Remnant Sale of Girls’ Apparel , Girls’ Gingham Dresses in a large va- riety of clever styles; attractively trim- med in various ways, sizes 7 to 14 years, 6 gc Girls’ Raincapes with hood attached: made of fine rubberized fabric; navy and maroon; sizes 7 to 14 years, 97c (Downstairs Store.) Mill Remnant Sale of Blouses and Kimonos Wash Blouses of dimjty and voile: long and short sleeves, Peter Pan or Tuxedo collars, sizes 36 to 46, 69c Flannelette Kimonos in pretty floral designs; all wanted shades, sizes for misses and women, 89c (Downstairs Store.) — —— << Mill Remnant Sale of Congoleum Art Rugs At $12.98 Only through a fortunate purchase were we able to secure these guaranteed Rugs to sell at this exceptional price. They are shown in many beautiful tile, floral and allover carpet effects. (Downstairg Store.) Mill Remnant Sale of Oil Opaque Shades At 48c Each Made of fine oil-painted cloth in all the desirable colors, mounted on guaranteed rollers. There are slight imperfections in the cloth; complete with fittings. Size 36x72 in. Fringed oil-painted Shades in the dark ecru shade; guaranteed rollers, slight seconds, size 36x72 inches. (Downstairs Store.) Mil Remnant Sale of Drapery Materials Colored Madras At 36c Yard ; Madras in solid or two-tone colt combinations. Comes in attractive patterns and is 36 inches wide. . Solid colored Madras Drapery, ~_ Figured mercerized colored — - 66¢ a Silk, weave, yard, 66c All colors a large variety of pat- terns. (Downstairs Store.) Mill Remnarit Sale of Dress Trimmings At 2c Card There are sooo cards and come 3 to 12 lengths on a card. Collars, collar-and-cuff Sets, Vestees, etc., each, 1g§¢ Handbags; samples, some slightly damaged, women’s and children’s, each, 19C, 39¢, $9c and 98c Sample Belts for.women and children, all colors, each, : *10¢ Buttons for coats, suits and trimmings, 6 to 12 on a card, card, se (Downstairs Store.) Mill Remnant Sale of Handkerchiefs At 4c Each Women's/all-white and colered H kerchiefs, di perfect. Women's linen Handkerchiefs; choice of 6 colors, each, 10c Men's Handkerchiefs; full size, all- white with ‘4-inch hemstitched hems, each, se (Downetairs More.) Gloves ° Women’s and chi ’s Gloves Mittens; sgmples, odds ends, lot, po F : : it lets ancy tops, VDews Boys’ Blouses and Shirts Just 75 of these percale Blouses and Shirts that are counter soiled. Not all sizes in the lot. . Boys’ slightly soiled flannelette Pa- jamas; neat stripes of blue and pink; not all sizes 8sc (Downstairs Store.) o ‘ - {a — , ie . Sg aa cp RF ne SO Pathe Path FR, BR bet Shae prs BS wm i eee era Sa. Wren aa ke eS é se int ee ean . = 4 ga. apa aga Ca : igs Bes? : fe "ON pole: Se a a hg ye 7 id ‘i
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ST LOUSS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SE uUpesee uae aeravEesse sears eees & BEB BEBE RTSEESSBERSESEOVCI@G see Ses EES SSS SS J hoese— Sample lot. stvles and colors. Net and nainsook tops. Adjustment Sale Price ....-- 29¢ | a 50c Sanitary Belts Frem Receiving Reem—Sanitary Belts of surgical webbing Mediu and large e = sizes. Adjust- ment Sale Price. LOC (Mais Fleer.) Se SE NESTE ARES 7 3 Now—All of Our Winter 03 Mobs | Sale ry 00 875 Fine “Pequot” Sheets Regular $1.85 Value 3S0"rnce, $1.47 47 : iJ 2 re Frem WareheuseeThese fine §1x5° size Red Sheets for full-size beds. Seamiecss. limit 6 to a customer. ‘(Third Fleer.) 1500 Seamless Sheets Regular $1.50 Value Sale Price. $1.05 5 - ‘ = ‘ pe 4 - . P - a » —s- — — ia i fe - a Gre Warehouse—Bileached. 81x80-inch. Ree amy hemmed. Full-bed size (Third Fleer.) 119 Pair Wool Blankets Regular $ $11 Value sate rest D 59 . From Extra gise;: 70x82-ir fine al!- ate y in large plaids of biue. corn, pink. gray and black and white. Faltr. (Main Fleer.) 65 Beacon Crib Blankets $3.50 & $3.95 Values Sate Pris: $7.33 3 3 From Receiving Hoom—In white » striped borders; bound ends; some s!i selled from water. Pair. (Third ay 29 Wool-Filled Comforts Regular $13.95 Value 422°°"*"" $9.85 85 New and attrac- ve Canton crepe ae erepe satins, in bead: stvies. Tafietas or Poi. ret twills in tailored styles. $65 to $100 Dresses . Sale Price Beautiful imported mod- ft. aftern my] ane ] Frem Receiving Reom—Full-size, woo)- @lved Comforts: fancy silk mixed top. - slightly soiled. we Be ee oes i ee eS an (Third Fleer.) 212 Unbl. Ripplette Spreads $3.25 to $3.95 ae ae ga eg $7. 49 All the reserve stocks in our waren ist. Charles Sts. and all the rear clevators as much as possibile : i a oe new Spring lines, alreac St. Charies street and Washington | packed away in our warehouse andy Se Ge — Recefving mocm—Pretty Tt An nged Panel © ~~ epuee in a fine om > of desirable Third Fieer.) 1100 Yds. Curtain Materials Reg. 65c to 95c Value £2°"T57 45 C nit pat ew ers with double « lar a: knit Value pockets and hem ‘slight From Ware- house — Velour. _ ; , coating and polairs jog th tv white Georgette novelty . aa . | ( ) Coats. fur trimmed. All sizes. 72 | de chine Dresses with ] ,000 House Full lined. pe. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Dress Aprons | .2%25 3 | well-miade white Jean Middies fer for girls .....-. oe Water Damaged in Warehouse | =" 5S aye (6c 1 L $4.95 Flannel M in biue (Seeeud Flieer.> © aN ae ome Frem Receiving Reem—Various Curtain Materials. including al] makes and colors (Main Fleer.) 450 Yds. Filet Case’t Cloth Regular .50 Value Amst 19 $2.50 Value —~- : ‘ aie res Fabric. echaa Pongee color. (“Main ey 900 Yards Art Silk Gauze Regular $1.55 Value Suie'rrice. 88 C —_— Sanaa us 26 - ae ; : ee #t r Receiving We Of Ginghams Adjustment $3.95 Flannel Middies : 9 pe eS and Percales . Sale Price From Receciving Reo uw —Fall navy: sizes 6 te = PULLEY ULCER CULL BUTT ew SSQess ue * 7 bh rom KMeceiving Reom -- o0- -wide Gauze for curtains, in pongee colo: (Third Fleer.) From Warehouse Be eis (Feurth F Regular 75c¢ Value “3073 57 122 L d St ry il Ps Soe frames and draws -_ : . ” aun ry oves ‘ i ‘Mate stab ) siinne tien aiteiiitaitete aes —_ ss | seen saan W Uni Sq. vd | "7 ‘ Thire Fieer.) C on 1 legs ~ iad nds ’ eB ise be » —% or ac 3 pi ‘ 450 Children’ $i omen $ non — Sagan diygenige ged ogee: $3.58 : 3 , os these Dresses, wet : monet 100 oa Velvet Rugs | 176 Plated Bread Trays eaten en (Feurth Fleer—Nuceeats.) 75c to $1.25 Velues “ate F r 50c Valae ~a'e Price, are of a well-known make whieh vw: i] Hi avy ooamee led fin- ul adaeé nied you will atterns , 280 Clothes Baskets Bevctvten ae V slesp! tal Brand, 1,900 sheet roils sik t.s Fre Receivi R — Fine Q faa 10) Fringed , elvet Rugs sue; lotec value. SALE RICE ‘ aa cream Sfusi ah buttert!3 y an y « $1.69 to $2.25 Values \dje ed Reo a—F) + st " aualaas Regular $6.50 Value ‘ justument idery design ‘(hearth ¥ ieor.? From nah s “>a “8 Syed « in 6- — width sale er Regular $4.50 Value erst $ 95 eee _ 1200 Cake Pans ee a f: coffee pot. cream hi - _Reom— ~~ rer $3.59 | and short sleeves, Flanestatie ; “ regen ee Nae shots of 4 a84 6 gt pare aluminum deep Ca et Saas Pies 8000 Muslin Bedspread Sets 300 Pretty. Ser Rugs yn aime “@ 67 Wrist Watches Nie Renn Rewmesnd 31-09 69. 260. ). Slipover b25¢ Values Sa , Wail Alins Wi ster cover grad ana tia , " 7 pn: See id bands, fancy trimmed silk aie $10 a aie Petee 95 morvidered patterns | Mercic Color satio striped . | nm " Pri oo —. ne @% rchiefs. ali hemetitehed. Regular $1.25 V ue Sale” Price, Vy sha. se; Ar , eoler nd shaves: $23 : r Wa " et sa © ce. 95.99 ‘(Feurth Fileer.) Slinever Gowns. embroidery ee —_ oo. ee gy ‘ rch s od - — 4 ion ‘ i" ' ra. 15.85 (Mein ‘Wesens aan 1 192 Floor bm aaeee 1200 Stamp ed Nightgowns 367 Co ‘ c y ® Linen Handk » 37 eae alike Wrought ir ; arms 312 pe area Aq Regular $1.19 Value ‘ Silk Plush ba Sport — dress : i colors. noc Ort sie t Coats yee and sotled. All Laan potee. 42. ‘ (Main Fieens > Pteer.) 75 Durable High Chairs | «2° ox eee Se ae Wainet 1400 Bottles Toilet Water nish cabinet; best carystal set on Regular $3.75 Value “Orn '§ 85 ae es $3.95 Regular $1.00 Value MOe3"* sal ° e . Bullt of hard wood: golden oak, finish 24 Radak Long Distance Radio Sets | wotst in “Saviduul bomen Nocety gut C -_ ee er rhiee 4 dure amplifier or Teceivin ges ioud and clear: either stopper. Some boxes slightly soiled. ee ae eee ee ae 105 Sanitary Feather Pillows 35 Traveling Bag: 1752 Ivory White Pieces Odds an ——e $2.00 Value SSOrn $1.35 BS | Ser, Reser’ priced, 94.95 0 $25.00 oy $1.50 to” $2.80 Value is = 05¢ food quality sanitary feathers: 20x26- SALE PRICE Reom—The pret wh, covered with ACA ticking me ze b * ® Brushes, tra ame he damaged. Each. (Thire os ) comba, fra: nes, >wel cases, etc High- — Tungsten, - > watt , 7 . f (“Main Pleer > 30 teed F eather J Pillows | ~* ce ees 475 Gia Bastin Warehouse — Wei! lied. =. se: 94.39 35 om t Vie deen tan ee Regular $1.00 V seen 59¢ i _— -_™™--— —- ~~ 8 ee ea a a duck deatheres; a tn SALE PRICE .. W arehouse—?P': : iin al a. LN guatity ticking. Pair iT : cap > a sheulder Botties. Keep iquids het er cold ‘“ate Pieer.: ee ee
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THURSD JANUARY ie tess . r ' stocks in our w arehouse 7 ing rooms at the time re in the midst of the 2) llooded. Most oft r warehouse and prac tid ave been dried out and th ng in this Insurance 4, UK Oats, Capes, Ji Originally $125 fe t One Lot Twe a0 +9 Is Unusual showing of Furs at thes apes, wraps and jacquettes of 4 rmink, Northern seal (dyed Cog ete. Some sure plain while others | g furs on collar and cuffs. Is’ Coats *5 pol A} All sizes. r "Ware elou cOadtiiny ana ur trimined. ed. 95 Jean Middies ‘Receiving Room — These Ge white Jean Middies for iby ol ils POC 5 Flannel Middies Reecivting Koo mm —tl ul! mmiostyie Middics $1 95 reg And green. . . o Children’s Co tatlored Mine (tourth § Polaire. in mibeeeie i Children’s b $1.25 Velues Mecels ~~ Adjustment ; Sele Vane Stonmet 7 eetving Room—V\Velours. broad- ked and leor.? Ga Adinuxteomcmt “ale a eotve Le ‘NC venene wae Fe Lie tatie pettlivaua.s nel ‘(Peurth t Wain , Pes. Sample Und 1.25 Values pte nye rt: Sale Price. W arehouse—Nighizcowns, envelope Camisoles, bloomers and drawers, embroidery trimmed (Fourth 1 ‘loor. ; a Vel justine ne ne then in. Goon quality glove Suit . ‘ ; ‘i ~ ts In flesh, orchid and honevdew. Va! n Fier) 2 5 PI Picces Imp Imp. Neckwear to $2 75 Values Adjustment 79 C Sale Price, Receiving Reom—Deep circular Yettees anid bib collars. in many Paiterns; made of Planen. (Main Fleor.) Yards Fur Trimmi r $5.95 Values Sale Price. $ 7 5 tees Reom—Finest quality es Ww hit 6 pate Pn 687 Pairs soorn Gloves 75c and $1.00 Vlaues 23e"tmen' 50) et tt ee C (Main Floor.) ences mementos: DY .45 damaged. (Main Floor.) 382 Pairs Men’s Gloves $2.50 to $3 Values sale Price: > YY Q or Mig Reveral styles and colors. P. i. © Fe 267 Pairs Children s Gloves 50c and 75c Values = 4. 3i0*tment _ rem Warehowne Children's wary iited 29 C sizes. Some water damaged. (Main Fleor.) 92 Pairs Kid Gauntlets jete tn white, with bieck trimmings. Pear 637 Drs. Women’s Clox Hose Adiuatment sl Tose witt fatcy openwork.« 1357 Pairs Women’ s Hose * Regular $2.50 Value 9 ‘ae"pnice 51.85 R5 From .Recetving « Room—F u!)- ye siges 8% to 10 (Main Fleer.) 800 Pairs Infants’ Hose rom © gat ree BR coe te — \\ oo psp) | and-silk llese 356 Cap and Scarf Sets $2.48 to $5.98 Values sO | ()() or . ae leg “tgeeiaes werent ae $3.98 to $10 Values Saie"Price’ | .00 emoked. {:eccond Floor.) yaa 600 Prs. Women’s Slippers From Warehouse—Strap Slip agg be ten and novelty Slippers; all desired leathers being offered at this time at the Regular $1. 00 ome te get ty mended. Warehouse—Sampl: (jloves of chamois suede. in s: 137 Pairs Chamois Gauntlets Adjustment backs; ‘broken size assertmente. Smoke From Wurehouse—Glioves in cape Je at! (Main Floor.) warm lined Regular $5.00 Value Two-P Suits 223 Boys’ Two-Pants Adjust t Reg. $10.50 Value *inemsnt $ 7 89 From Steckroem-—-Boy,s' Two-Pants Suites, in cassimere and tweed mixture ° Or yoke back, invert- sizes 8 to 1%. (Second Fileer—Nagesnts.) ' Lot 500 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits "el. cuse muse of Sol $9.89 89 and tweeds, yoke or lain back; in- verted or box-pleat style, two pairs of knickers fuli ees button- bottom etvie in neat pat- terns; sizes 8 to (Second Ficor—Nugents.) materials: plain ed or box-pieat styles; $0.39 , ° ” . 7 ° P -” . "es ae, ‘ ” . . _ " er Pe S@@ lO ICIS SSeS SSCS SESE eS OOS SS TUE SRIVSISSIsIsSsP » es wide. 400 Yards Silk Duvetyns ng nd a srnasirsaem rte Sik Daves > {25 500 Yards Wool Cheviot Regular $3.50 Value <.fiins 1000 Yards Wool = Regular $2.50 Value “425:"Pnce, From Warehouse—5i-inch, fine all- wool, 5008 Sei San eee 1200 Yards French — Reguler $2.78 Velus | Seca $7.12 | clone, twill: good Gress, Welght: DAVY, 600 Yards ‘Poiret Twill } Regular $3.50 Value | 5 trem 312 | double “warp. Polret ee 250 Bolts Diaper Cloth ito eee 1600 Yards Dress Regular 75c Value saic Price. Crepe a colors. faces inFioor) 7 © 1800 Yards White Poplin Regular 75c Value | _ asic Price, 49c¢ tinithed Voptin, for Spring #ywing. Some 875 Yards Broadcloth Regular $1.00 Value A2=*Su27" _ Fram Warehouse 26-inch wide White 59¢ dresses, middies, etc (Main Fieer.) 1768 Yards Broadcloth Regular 69c Value a cinth Shirtings white grounds with woven 49c color stripes. (Main 1100 Yards Dress Gingham Regular 35 Va Value | 2c 2a, Nee a take Dees 1200 Tard ‘Satinette Regular 75c Value ae plain cn ate and fancy self Metripeds ty 549 Yards Table Linen Regular $2.50 Val ng oma aS aaa” Sl eee thee 54:85 § 758 Yards Table I Damask Regular $1.00 Value Sale Price. full" -pleached. floral “pattern 18 Tine, Table = af archoase— Fine, all linen, PF gg Aw 6 napkins; hemetitched. bleached. (Mate 4
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20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH YE TO OT IL “ate sh aati a td The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _— SE — —— Wrinkles Smoothed | ": Away Like Magic - by New Cream iienicions Disteouy Gearanteed to ** Remove Every Line and Wrinkie HOUSANDS ef women, whose -* beauty was once spoiled by ur- . lines and wrinkles, now pusress new —., complexions y and youthful, and from eren the slightest trace of their present beauty to a wonderful sew —e discovery which smoothed lime and wrinkle as if by pe pew treatment is called Wrinkle Cream. It works on @e entirely new plan. It goes wight to the cause of wrinkles, removes it. as it does so each wrinkle is gently away. Its almost miracylous. after the fret few dares the face tr years rounger looking. let wrinkles add age to your when they can now be banished +t’ Demino Wrinkle Cream is TARANTEED to banish every line wrinkle—or your mcney instantly A special bank deposit of 000 protects this guarantee so pou oe rae 2. Get it t at all good drug and depattment such as Woelff-Wilson Drug Judge & Delph Drug Stores, J Bros. Drug (Co.,. Enderle Stores, Stix, Baer & Fuiler, BR. Nu ' shot and that he did not know the | ball bad hit Miss Newman, 4s he ' could not see ber from where ha | stood. The city. as a co-defendant, de- ed liabitity. asserting it had ex- _he exercised care in making the. ercised ordinary caution in pre- property of the people, it could not, her sight had been permanentiy/ dimiy with the Injured eye. The suming there would be no such ac-! prohibit anyone from playing goif impaired and that she can see but) trial was before a jury. cident. was not responsible for the on the municipal course. accident and the park being the Miss Newman's petition alleged Commissioner Millspaugh S He Will Work for Spe at Reorganization. SAVE YOUR LABELS As& om A ee or Us o- a Liat Othe SSO... Ry a Staff Correspondent of the St. Louis Premium Station Post-Dtspatch. 20S N. t2th St. at Pine. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Jan. 1+.— Genuine “White Ash Mt. Olive” District. ALL LUMP, $5.75. Exceflent Quality—Hand-Picked—Forked Ciean—tUnumediace Delivery PEOPLE'S COAL CO. s0mowt ‘3540-3541 State Finance Commissicoer Milts- paugh today issu red a statcment cal- culated to restore LUSsiness conti- the trace territory rer dence in dist urbe Springfield, which Was when the Holland Banki: Com- ‘ . i- - 14 "To rMeany Vo. spr. Ziie: -* ~ ~~ its doors on account oO: 3 tributed to a girl depositor. The bank has 135 ceuntry Dank correspondents and its closing Came as a State bank examiner was con- smalle stance ot Atdden crimipaiity The statement follows: “T ast yea! Missouri closed. Of these five were reopened and five were merged with other banks While tl to stockhoiders and direct surance companies anda companies was estimated 250900, the fact is that du the entire loss to deposit: t & Bro. D. G. Co. Scruggs, . andervoort & Barney. = ®0OMzv0 WRINKLE CREAM. , I Rud on Good Old Musterole « That cold may turn into ‘‘Fizu,”’ ‘Grippe er, even worse, Pneumonia, mnless.you take care of it at onee. = Bub good o}d Musterole on the @@ngesied parts and see (how quick)y ¥ ft brings relief. Colds are merely congestion. Mus- , made from pure oi! of mus- ‘ard, camptor, menthol and other @mpile ingredients, is a counter-irri- @ant which stimulates circulation ‘and helps break up the cold _, As effecriive as the messy old mus- tard _ does the work withont Juet rub it em with your finger-tips. “You Will feel a warm tingle as it enters the dperes. then a cooling seasation that Drings Belbome relic! ™ ToMothers: Musteroie is now made SSe and 65c, in jars and tubes. ve L > > i > > checks on the bank in payment 1 prior to State supervision bank closed, usuaily tee were all gone or tl every (hing Now, und ® ge pervision of banking dom any ilosS in exces stock and surp us Tt aoe eg + mt ‘~~ - -— + a’ -V¥e* oe * a he ' . a ) ‘ Si 138. Scher Sy 2: 85 5 ee $ ALINE’S—Fourthk. Floor. 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sizt® SERRE REET CAL) Clean-Up & Dresses Worth to Continutn; Our G For Street A fternon Dinner Evening SILKS—SAI We believe this to be the r of Beriell Dresses has gro the Ywomen of Sst. pots a4? VOU have oniv to see THe BEDELL — DRE 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Continuing Our Great Pre-Inventory Clearance of 1850 Pairs High-Grade Low Shoes Boots—Oxfords—Straps— Pumps $10.50 $9.50 $8.50 $7:50 65 aid ae ‘4 er ae ee ¥ Ai | 200 eg te 3125. : Uy Priced at ~~FINAL CLEARANCE REDUCTIONS— Friday—Be Here When the Doors Open— , ry se 4 wt a ae oeeeme aT -™ =n a ee ee ee a ee 200 Dresses Formerly Priced to $15—Now A selected group of better Dresses in a variety of smart silk and woolen materials. Cleverly trimmed and suitable for all pur- poses. Choose from this extraordiary selection for future use. Sport Coats Worth to $25.00 $€).85 The smartest swagger sport models. <A large variety of piaids, stripes and solid colora, Fre in the latest man- aer . Black Satins Patent Kid Colored Suede Fancy Brocade Tan Caif Brown Kid Every desirable heel and the differert weight soles. Every pair of Shoes in our stock greatly reduced’ ELINE’S—Mecsenine Floor
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ee ee ee ere al ~ ae ee ee ™™ ov 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 17. i994, JANUARY 17, 1924. THURSDAY, — mat | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci rculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ »ST.LOINS POST-DISPATCH ae Brand-New Astrakhas Jane ATL AE LIN RE en A ADVERTISEMENT. KIN AGREEMENT LIKFLY | IACQUETTES $4:95008> 1 STOP ITCHING SRR | 10. > 4 , zeme:groscess sewers Moet [NY PAL ATINATE CRISIS) } ae We desire to announce to our %| Gite Prompt Ticliet | i| 610612 a ‘ hours after we suffered loss by holdup tute and that cleanses and soothes) Declarations to Smooth Over | : , a ee ae the full amount, $26,850, was paid in 3 Aus | L. ACKERMAN, AH President . fs | bottle of Zemo and apply it as di- France and Britain: | fall by the American Surety Co. = \rected. Soon you will find that ir- | Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 Difficulties Expected From =| zema, Blotches, Ringworm and sim-/ By the Associated Press. Frid y Pp ° oh o S ] ba 99 Off bd S i WEST ST. LOUIS = | gr tomy en pensteeling, anna PARIS, Jan. 17.—In official cir- | 1 ay s rize xX pansion a e ering ; ig jcles it is said that the prospects =) liquid, is all that is needed, for it/are good that France and Great } Fe Y ae TRUST CO =.| banishes most skin eruptions, makes/ Britain will be able to surmount ee . on ° *3|the skin soft, smooth and healthy. the crisis which arose recently in pS aES so \ bog ae 33 =|\Zemo Soap, 25c—Zemo Ointmen& |connection with the separatist = Saas od 50e. movement in the Bavarian Palati- se EF } - | (Beg. U. S. Pat. Off.) -_ 7 nate. oma, { 2 See eee . . = 0 ih ut i eee st HUTAN cA lCLc URN BML MCT DO LSA Pg itd alee ~ ag ean = phe Dis. The basis of the agreement, it = a = 4 ween ae ¢ . o patch Want ad. was asserted, will be a declaration Sa 4’: Se : 4 ‘ _ . by the French Government that it aw Dy at ae , e | ) does not desire in any way to draw sé ¥¢ F.3 mn As, © ge err Leen eae = 'ritations, Pimples, Blackheads, Ec- | > ; a= i + . . ~ | Great Britain into tacit recognition | Av.—Thru to Sixth St. e 19; 2B £ ~ ef of the separatist government and a | Se | | =. 4 , ' .e° 2 os declaration by the British Govern- | pases OUR ‘Yeas : E ‘ ment that it does not wish to block | 5 tee Surpassing all Fur sales of recent years are these greatly underpriced groups im the operation of such ordinances | Se te Oy GE the Expansion Sale. Never have Furs of such quality been priced so very low. » x Palatinate as are urgently needed mie | for economic reasons. gd WW yf Yee ss 1 ' | Paul Tirard, chairman of the eae (ese SS Charg e Rhineland Commission, and Lord Rees ee u 7 e hg u r oa ws | Kilmarnock, British representative Soe = y, . A AA ; . p aoe Friday and “, A t Acco unts of the commission, are seeking a 2S, ee , ee way to give effect to such ordi- Saturday Solicited | | : : | : | 7 ! ‘ 5 *” 82 > established by the authorities in the eee A Xp 3 Ph Ge? A> .6 nances without such formal approv- al by the commission as might be construed as tacit recognition. The 5 j -_. = WASHINGTON CORNER 7TH most urgent measure requiring at- eS | é i Full-length French Seal* Coats. $ itention is the ordinance intended | IE: ) C t . a ° ; } , ~ pats ad ane ean growing out | ae y sia, Short Caracul J acquettes . nisin On INU & Friday and Sa urday | | It is asserted that the tmproved | Se r4 : * ttes situation has deprived the visit of | SS per French Seal Jacque 2 040,%* «9; \ | Major-General Clive, the Brifish Fe == So Our Great A nnual January | Military Governor in German te) = = eee Natural Muskrat Jacquettes. *eF | pied territory, to the Palatinate, | ee EX P 'and of the French investigators to | se | = *French Seal is dyed Coney. Cologne of much significance. It is | SS | Se Ms, + © | i\now understood that they will . | make perfunctory reports of a na- : P ~~ = | ture to avoid developing friction | ; a Se s= ee = ' The Greatest Dress Event in the “COUNCIL ON TRANSPORTATION — ] eo Caracul - Caracul ! Long Fur — History of the Bedell Organization! PROBLEMS FORMED HERE: es » ec Jacquettes Jacquettes Coats & Capes vs «SSR RASIRARIULITE Se Serene 23 2 | ae Cen Chairman of Organ- =—- vw; 1 3 : Values fo $7 5 Values to $1 25 Values to $895 | and Festus J. Wade Heads Executive Committee. | Fo BE 7 sane 77> | A local council of the National | See So ey | 0 ' Transportation Institute, devoted SES oe eS \ () |to the study of transportation Sos ee : WY , i ‘problems and public dissemination i 4 - . of the results of such study, has been formed in St. Louis, it was announced today, with Harry Scul-, : if : ; ara- > lin, president of the Scullin Stee! | u | Short Jacquettes of caracul a a ‘ae peter Sumptuous Fur Gaxpenee.' a Co _ as Chairman. Scullin, John MPL” Sexe in various shades, including other Jacquettes of Persian of the finest pelts in wanted 4 'F. Queeny, chairman of the board ee a eS : a atural and black. “paw, marmont and coney. shades. (FRE Peas of the Monsanto Chemical Works, as 7 rai aa aie 4 and W. Frank Carter have been | elected to serve on the Board of | Directors of the national organiza- | tion. Festus J. Wade is chairman of the executive cemmittee of the) voce ——DRESSES——~ - « ~ . ao" ; January Clearance i) 2 $), | Models Vd a ( | Fashion-new Dresses in scores T r1IMMC O d S | of charming designs. valida: Weil * (~*~ sal , 9 = : q NE “ae = La Great Reductions on Coats — Lavishly \V Kcepatubeoftheorig- | > - ) inal Baume Bengue ‘ gencies Rub it on the in Style. of oe theses tnd : 4 ; : Bis ‘ prada essen oe § _ $15.00 Values 60: d 5 enjoy its blessed relief. ) Ja. $ Regular $55.60 and $6 $12.50 Values : New Spring Skirts in sport $10.00 Values styles. (Third Floor.) 7 ~ In the New High Shades for Spring Wear. Thos. Leeming & Co. : , : os | . Agents, N. Y. ae New Spring arrivals, including original styles, mee r 8 rai 2 | SA for first selection. Hats of Canton crepe with tagal facings, Milan and hemp combinations, The January Clearance allows you to buy _ | embroidered models and taffeta and straw ef- at a fraction of the real value—Coats that OVERE OA | fects. Hats for misses and women. | fur-trimmed models. represent the finest in fabric furs and work- Plain and tur (Millinery Salon—Secon4d Floor.) For misses and women. ‘oes manship. See these at $39.75 and be con- $3 to $I pd omy | (Th oor.) ‘ineed of the excellent quality! tan ; 1012 N. Grand BEDELL—COAT SALON—FOURTH FLOOR we > « - —_ < 7 P - ’ : . . é rd ~_ \ y ‘. - ae = & ‘ a 1 - ‘ : ‘ ~ , ie . ‘ : ‘ ‘g ad _—_ - ak . ‘ - . 4 ~ . i ie a ‘ 2 tvs re - ? ¥ a + “ ' 5 ilies ens Ppt ee ee ee an, p aa A : . ? Silat 6, oS Sit a i ni aie z 5 Se. ty oi Meta « & ee * ; ca bie Pitas OF ie eee a 7 ? - sg 7 7% se eee ee ie fe a 3 S - ane e padddddd _- ~ © h, : -~
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a D aABBPEe The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | JANUARY thy — “PAN TAN” € ee % me 0) ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , American Steamer Safe. lheas arrived at — — . : ount yvable an even. | BROTHERS CAUGHT SPEEDING, ~ gi pmo eae cashed! 2221A Cass By the Associated Press. Lioyds dispatch. The deck of the temporary repairs here. The cargy ARRESTED, FINED TOGETHER avenue, paid e fine. But Irving LONDON, Jan. 17.—The Amert- Aryan was badly damaged in the apparently was not damaged. 4 sien Jaffe. 1216A Walton avenue, he can tank steamer Arran from cee | A D " — : > * * -* . fn AntwerpD. Ww ¢ “ — cle Police- who had demurred at the final ‘r” Arthur, Tex., for man When Kacing. Assessed wireless dispatch to have suffered 7 — Y Kr A +t 1 id | te ee | Antwerp, says a'storm and the vessel ts im need of | - the Judge's decision, and appealed -$20—One Pays Other Appeals. uage ‘extensive damage in & burricane, ! N O | r¢ E ! : = OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF 3 anc (2) = MORGAN | Desks, Chairs, Tables, Filing Equipment 9) @ ?: ° = - 7 —_ : ' . —_ . : iw - N : » ® : > . » * - : = ‘ = | oo Infante silk em- sean Caps, " me with pin or blue ribbon. Sizes 12 Limited mumber * and 13. Regular 98c this lot: sizes 25, 23 value. only. No exchanges 2 for or refunds $3.00 e*eeneeee value, at Charge Charge Accounts 4 i f j 4 Accounts Invited. 7 v Invited. SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Starting the Season in a “Blaze” of Va lue—Giving With This Sale ot 00 Spr Ng Dresses We sincerely doubt if such beautiful can be —much less sold—for $15 later in the season. Anticipate your needs now while the styles are plentiful and the values simply astonishing— Window Shades Opaque cloth, white $2.00 BOXES large size, patent leather Vanity Cases, with gqadouble - strap handies, large, clear Mirror and OF FOSS OODODS OF OF OS OSS 0806 66,5 > In rewest and at- tractive styles. Your -hoice ef embroidered tur: ee? o** teececescecoeee?** A few weeks ago when.most buyers were still purchasing Winter apparel we transacted for these dainty Spring Dresses. The manufacturer named a price so very much under the actual worth of the Dresses that we could not resist the unusual values, while the styles represent his best models from which future buyers will make selection at much higher prices. Made of good quality sat- een, tn pink or white; sizes 6 to i6. Regular 69c value. ; e@thers he mettt cached: white and ‘flesh Spring Materials— Spring Styles— Satin Canton Cantor Crepe | Drapes Bouf fants Georgette Taffeta Fiannel ) Silhouettes Beaded Embroidered Poiret Twill Velour Checks Fringed Sleeveless Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20; Developed in all the new high Women’s sizes, 36 to 46 shades ; also navy, black and brown. ‘Pourth Floor.) 54-inch heary woo! ve- Fine quality. English jour er che- Tainsoo K viot Coating in gery vice mf . only, for coats. Dewn 2 the capes, bers" Lenesome Fine overcoats. etc.. and otners. at. @ yard... Friday and Saturday The Newest of the New SPECIAL SELLING OF WOMEN’S SPRING HATS Walking Oxfords Specially Priced Friday a 85 ao. -) ? ‘ -* : . — eS a See eee oem - p= A na 3 { ‘ ‘ 4 ee ee ee 7 Milan Hats Plain Toe, Creased Vamp ar Tip Blucher Styles in Canton Crepe & Straw Tan Calf—Patent Colt "gw Oni Cuban or Low Rubber Heels ¥ 4 Savings, $5 to $7.50 ~ en Each Dress pny mmm ag In erder to stimulate early LOOK AT 7 —_ | buying we are offering these | = Dresses from $5 to $7.50 belew thetr ordinary selling price Tana, grays, browns and dark colors — every garment crisp and new—the loveilest Dresses shown for se@ch little money. - mE —— ~~ Clothes must worn Li l : - A special purchase of Goo pairs of women's genuine tan calf Ox- ful new Rats will best Bap B me fords in 4 different styles, including the popular creased vamp touch and freshen up entire coe- styles. Every pair of excellent material and workmanship: with tume. You may not expect such chic welt soles and rubber heels. All sizes. Friday and Sat- styles so carly, but the values will urday at the sale price of $5.85. , prove a delightful surprise. (Pirst Fleer.) (Second Fiocor.) a = = a . — a =| « a s — = 2 s = S = | = | > | + s a s ; ‘ . = a ; s = = a = * : = . 4 = s a = s pod | a | a = e : * = a
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PRP TERS che” Aili at tami aad oo ere eee, me . yANUARY 17. reas. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED —— THURSDAY JANUARY 17, — ce ges “FAN TAN” GUARANTEED SILK HOLD WARNS ERAIN EROWER r= Honor to Westerner. | medal, said to be the highest hoF- ain - o>} “ PE, TEA eg AG: wing Witee oy > By the Associated "BosTon Ja vreen. - | Sone honor in_the untry, to n. 1/-——The Massa-| John McLaren, superint@ndent of | pene usetts Horticultural] Society has! the Golden Gate Park, San Fran- | } Dresses New York Waist House We Refund | SUMP WiLL CONTINUE eames —— auanEEEEEG If this Signature } | | Coats , ' ng Skirts “ dint | a | sf ) . : ; Blouses 409 N. 6th—North of Locust ee ns ; | Federal Economist Tells Drain- 3 Friday and Saturday © Specials & srwind soccia| (o. 0 $1.95 3 Underwear | " Sweaters of Associated age Congress of Cereal ORGAN ST. . 4 Hosiery c Ch Retailers : & Pp t lengthe arge Accounts Invited | 1 rop Prospect. nd Meme > @ J | gy’ ys f Four or five years of depression confronts the farmer who depends | ‘$4 'for his livelihood on cereal] crops, Dr. L. C. Gray, United States agri- cultural economist, said yesterday in an address at the twelfth annual ;convention of the National Drain- age Congress, in session at Hotel ) Jefferson. a | Since some of the farmer's diffi- | culties in the past have arisen from over-expansion—the theory in new . communities being that it is best ) #0 get as many settlers as possible as rapidly as possible—and the resulting intensified competition, Dr. Gray began, it might be well to examine the prospect for farm- Coatin.k ’ . , ’ . ers before making more of them Salin-Faced Canton—Potret. Twill—Canton Crepe i mathilentie: mite teat a ’ Although a recent slight im- Georgette Lace- Vella Vella provement in agricultural pro . . — pects caused some to believe that Y . Crepe de Chine N ovelly Crepes . the farmer was “out of th® woods,” ° ' he remarked, the index of purchas ing power of farm products for November was only 73 per cent of Red ed to: their purchasing value in 1913. uc The principal reasor, for this, he said, was a maladjustment of pro- |duction acreage to the market, ‘Jnost acute in the export market. | | oir ' The per capita acreage for all crops | € l lecreased since 1900, and th senihee vied te the-ae aan ae iz N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. |average fallen in the last 15 years, due LY | partly to the expansion of wheat | @M EET EER ERE EERE and oats into less productive lands | and t@ the activity of the boll} fweevil. Increased acreage for ex- 'port crops had come from a de-| crease in acreage devoted to live- one Ryeidingpnn F scnagge oo, | | _ “A Delightful Place in Which to Shop” | The post-wartime slump in the | |Burpoean demand for American | . Ss farm products at first resulted in y | A Wide Choice of Models ‘a sharp price cut, he said, then in Inc. 'an actual decrease in amounts ex- Every Wanted Color | ported. _ This, with the, probable | return of Russia to the wheat mar- | Rsia- aia OLIVE ST. Sizes for Women and Misses ket and the real and active compe- | } tition of Australia, Argentina, and especially of Canada, where wheat acreage was almost tripled fn war- | : 4 °° te time and has not decreased, he as-| b se! ted, ym ay be expected to keep! Oh e Trin reésses | | . e ithe international market over-sup- J ea pa Hand- : | Silk ( hemise | ica wit th wheat and the American , / block initial; neat- : : S wheat farmer “hipped” for several , . . . ly’ embroidered 1m +; = | years. | 450 New Models Purchased in Advance of the Season at Remarkable Concessions—Offered in This Event at $25 ste eeewonese . 3 ; | “ Piss . Urges Judgment in Drainage. | . ~~ i2 for. eeee . o ° Crepe de Chine—Radium | Points to be considered in draft. | . = S Te J \ing comprehensive national legisla- | Olth ELSeu 'tion for land reclamation, which : | possibly will be officially suggested Beautifully made, tailored | by the convention, were outlined at; ne . |, today's session by Joseph H, Pratt, | and lace-trimmed styles, in director of the North Carolina . . Geological and Economic: Survey. flesh, peach, orchid and » Pratt urged state classification | ; . of land proposed to be reclaimed, light blue. recalling larce and unprofitable 'expenitures in the past in reclaim- Values to $3.98 69 4ng land later found to be unsuited | ° |for farming. He said all over-| inom Days Only, — | flowed lands would be immediately } adaptable, after reclamation, to | highly productive crop growing. oe eee ~ is NOT on the Box, it is NOT BROMO QUININE (There is no other “BROMO QUININE”) © -" — @ A very comfortable Rocker—as pictured. Finished in Royal quartered golden oak saddle wood seat. Special for Friday and Saturday. FEATHER PILLOWS 4 ) ® = a ‘a = a oa a a Worth $1.25 — Si my 17x25 inches; weight 2% Ibs. : os i | The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet — = aT. * os) ad i 2 — Land Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as @ quiek and effective remedy for Colds, Grip and Influenza, and al * Preventive. .. 20. i -_——- —— each. Pure, sanitary chicken feathers. A very special value at this price. Price 30 Cents . PILES womteur KNIFE 2: . | He said that much swamp land | which” drainage disclosed was peaty and unfit for farming might have been utilize for timber grow- ing by partial draining. Of shal- low lakes and marshes he sa\d: Waterfowl! Haunts. “In considering the drainage a-| such places areas as are the breed- ing places or summer habitat of} | ducks, geese and other waterfowl, I a very careful investigation should | be made as to what purpose such | _lands can and will be used for and | what benefit the commounity will | derive from a health standpoint. | If the health benefit is negative, | their use for agricultural purposes | must be compared with the advan- tages the community and the state | |will derive if they are left un-| drained to be the home and breed- | 'ing place of waterfowl.” | He pointed out a tremendous source of future timber supply in | |cutover or burned out forest land where clearing for agriculture might not be justified and forests might spring trom smal] trees now | growing. “Wornout” lands might well be put to the same use by planting forests, he said. For Federal Home Building Aid. f | Pratt said there was equal need Dresses O to classify the prospective settler | |of reclaimed land. “The stability | of the Government and of business | CHARMEEN rests largely upon the small, self- ‘eupporting farm home,” he said, | TAFFETA Dresses, FORMER- |deciaring that the Federal Gov- | /ernment and the states should | CREPE ? af PRICED UP unite in a systematic plan to foster | the building of such homes. SATIN The settler’s family also should _be studied as to whether they will be satisfied, and.the farmer should FRENCH FLANNEL be assisted by all Government agencies available In olanting, 4 \. t working, harvesting and marketing | Misses’ Sizes Women 8 Sizes the crop most suitable to his land, Pratt declared, concluding: | “This at first may seem to be too 'much paternalism and subsidizing ively plai of farming, but when it is real- An unusual collection of new Dresses presenting-particularly attractive styles, some See ly Plain, ized that there is a certain acerage others finished with touches of embroidery or beading, revealing new necklines, new ocoa, navy and black. jos this Country that must be) kept drapes. Refreshing Spring shades of brickdust, artichoke, Louisette blue, gray, —™ in cultivation by somebody to sup- ply the people of the country with | ;the food they need, it is up to the | pe tibepoe a 9 of Final Clearance!” W/ omen’ S 7 10 to < 14. 50 Low Shoes | enable the man -who cultivates the | land to earn more than a bare | | iving.’’ ; ~~ : . . : Including the Celebrated 1. Miller | Se oon aa Gian W. Baker Models TULLIS TI a “ eS — “or months, 4 Yds... 5 PAIRS MEN’S 29c LISLE HOSE Men's fine woven mercertsed lisle Hose in colors of cordovan. palm beach, gray, nite and navy, Special, THE FINEST WASHER EVER MADE ABC WASHING MACHINE Just think of being able to own this great big beautiful ABC Washer, the finest Washer ever oo shove va LS ee _ Made, and never again having to tire yourself . out by washing the old-fashioned, back-breaking poss many 5 way ou the board—and remember it ing girls: sizes 2% to ; chol« aten ‘ re pais feathers, [a DOESN'T COST MUCH TO OWN $ 95 ® Ant is 80 easy to buy, for you only pay & small sum down and the balance in monthly payments | ® small that the A BC practically pays for itself before you realize it, and for years this faithful machine will continue to work for yau_week after week—year after year—washing your clothes y Clean, without the slightest injary eee he pmamoamier areas, Ovder yours today. Morton Electric Co. Distributers ee 94% GE two {709 LOCUST ST. uve 5256 Brand-New Serge : era ANS ALL SIZES. | 2 =" Z Oxford, sandal and strap patterns of black satin, ” | TO Central 6334- DRESS 2. “{ Soe ee kid, fancy brocade, colored suede and ee Un: "and, Tow, she i STORES | i i 17 OLIVE ST. « ) 95 | , z Say propriate styles for street and dress wear. Embroidered; 1000 Fine | _ ty clearance at y----+e-s-seretes es inane oakéade a Disoun. initia dain bog, Sho CF SUEEESUSREEESESRSEEEEEEkEE ann: ; ea . SnEnEE Snnn 2uKeE a : | Women's, boys and | 10 | a : ' The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening i2 N. GRAND newspaper giving Associated Press news service, ——————— = - = - — —_ - ——
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— —— : ae eee * y The Daily POST-DISPATCH aloné has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | TORRY ! q ae 1020 Pelee Mak ORIENTA "RT OAD SHIPMENT | yt SFAM gin o Tel | UV Ih REGIONS Bought for the Holiday Trade—Delayed in Transit! page : | 4 we Gwe and Redeem Eagle Dywepcs Tables Tuer Give |. investigating Commit: | BRAND-NEW p NOGRAP HS 3 Stomach the Alkaline Effect SS ee les . sines tee Finds Signs of Padded SPECIAL LOT HO ! Bills for Damages. ~“ioug * wate. 4 Ser Oy so ee MNANT . > yar f tncriminati documents sma , | - Lt ia" ; a Now im Progress . ssphtousty “test| in a dere et | Fe Marked for immediate sale at the lowest a = HN | - not overlook this 7 were discovered du rin the ) prices ever quoted on such fine | . a “| : : 3 4 ne ; ¢ Do et days — = — at phonographs. | ; ~ > a : nants, odd lots and surplus right. 1924. dy the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos. the New Tork Wor 4 e ! and the Pos- Duspat: h . st ! : Ss. i7.—Two dusty , rri ve Jan a é . - « - ~ - hy « ” - . - a i tg - + - eer > Dee ESE ee ee eee Moe Oat Hee Devuties appointed by the Chamber to investigate 4 rw. . : 7 > scuments are uncerstood to _ rd of the entire sum Fram ‘e al f the North tt Will Ssiv U ight illustrated cr tH orth ul buy massive uprig i . ee : ; Will buy splendid upright model, fully 36 « ~ . ™ » _ 4a hay outing Sows ie low. Value up to $150. Has every wt 4 Ve Special to their propertr ‘ Pho ograh im rove 4 ee ery of materials new and pa! ented - P . 1 . x 34 Values at ; | | - Sar ment. U nyvaled tone and appearance. J i cree =e eeeeseeeeeas These documents, however. were Ost in 1819-1920 when it be- | ' = " ; slogan through France that | . "@? ome rts Dresses—coat ™ " _ ’ \ 2 aunty spe ee &% \t =e > of such fashionabie materials as New damage bills then were set | — . . . ] Anam ; \ and other wanted attractive weav ip OF & system of padding losses ya ary | , Extraordinary Choice in earance - | juggling replacement costs? 7 . ; | ; eB ce | Beads. embroidery z the French Deputy Inghels | applied in many North France has been de- , : | ) cing for months in the Cham ) | | r J utigs. despite the scan- ; >, ’ the 100 | oe | | . - : | : —_——_—__ OO Fr ppenl tien of per Guaranteec 3 (ua ' : ¥ 14«8.4 a : =“ > , n eh, ~~ Del. ery « Y r ’ : ; : : . " . . _ - , - — oe . 2 $ . a " .. : . . 4 oe 4% ' P ; _ ' : : . ' > aa > ee . : . 4 wee Oo justified a comparison of a few sor the - . ’ > ’ : ' : ” . a. ‘ e , — . - 6 7» ; ; A res . + . ’ ae , . : .* . il id i} | oe ' those of later invention. o hi . ; — . . . ‘ ~ > Tis i” : ~ . %a « as m "ss py LA ‘iu - eT thes have heen ria ie : . » “ ~*~ ae . ea ’ ‘> ’ - . aes Ss auvU uel — are understood : and Cv ane oe? ' Senet) » : — re is ¢ war s x inapopmin. Get = Scent box of WOMAN TRAVELS 750 MILES ae) | ey $40, $45 and $48 Values —=Be 25 See Se ’s Dyspepe: : at y -P mall eek - } sy Si cases . Then a Tat al cm aes BEHIND HER 006 TEAM Balanee in small wees | i Ho d | os ele Cine > Po - « | ~- =x. es — A edness a ol ™® © yProepector Does Distance in Cold . lv payments. VER ENT im 17 Days; Was One of First . mi 7 ) | == ——— | — Berto x Whites in. = a $1-$1.25 i 1 “orreapandence of the Associated Pres n * : ° = — ‘ Seconds Cc SEWARD, Alaska, Dec. 15.- G V las | = - Miss Nellie Cashman, of slight fig- enuine ictro on - : => we r Excellent quality, fleece ltised ure and worn by years ot pre spect- : Pts All Records : At ete . = | see Kid Gioves in tan or brows. d : th > on o-?? , and worn bD venure Pros Pex ing and mining Im the Nerth. full Equally Low lerms gl @ubvect to imperfections. maintained her reputaiien : : i jy . 2 the champion woman m1 \ ——— i i i ; * f the world, in the ecopinion of “+ Se | . pioneers here, when she came t Zs ceeeuns bermiess way te bicach | .oward sieetate to take a steamer FREE RECORDS JS q The man or young man who buys his clothes knowingly e i ! ie eae Waite is to mix Us , for the States. P Dependable Merchandise’ seeks the-most profitable opportunity for selection, will readily appre 3 ! , We iemons wit thre: unce “al reach & . , - ith every ne n -~ ee aa ager ciate this offering. The smartnfess of all models, the careful t a a | 008 OLIVE ST. and the deperdable fabries combine to make these Suits and Ove some of the season’s most extraordinary values. Seward Miss Cashman —afford wide choice for selection, _ —are in favored st ‘e. Bri ng this coupoml — — —_—_ -—— _— a — Lane eee eee ee oe oo tever,. sort: Ae DS. i beautider. | 7 n: rivers . om ; F i, | ; including fancy .belted models, half- | plain blue serge, fancy im , — the cu shiens on ag 7 “ty ’ a as aan x = | Ss ~~ SSS Ere! wets dks coats and many other up-to-the-min- ished cheviots or dark c ‘-* on bieach in he e 8 Mths Cashmen ts Hem: nets ute models. _ at arms and bands. cannot irmtat Rings nome ype a Nev ’ ” - Bang the ee vow skin and |TOrNne Dew he ext sear Sh BEEN WAITING FOR “a bing that clear, vouthful ; na | me , er mine 1 + wear She ! noay- white compile won 0 to soothe | yt worl f the first white women red, rough or chapped bands and|, ee to Wrangell be- aid face. You must mix this remarkable ~ Sew Suey Was explored, go- . ~. n ‘rom: there into the Cassiar . , - Ty Fy ; | . = teach vourself. It cannbt be bought sais 0 ; be cause it ac.is best im mena ah . Brith ish Col um Dia, nd Seo Sasso sss = § or February Furniture Sale We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps . ere | , ; ~ m os, son, , and Nome Alaska ~ o— — i 40-Inch Printed - "7 - i * WUSEUM OWNER ACCUSED OF ld % to 0 /o Reductions : = 3 | Georgette SELLING DRUG FOR SHIRTS ce every vear we put on : this sale , . . eame to he rac nized by our frien - 7 ' —_ ; , ; Ogu ce pt Ce $1.98 Marked Piece o of Clothing Among ‘ustomers as an extraordinary event. Stupendous slashe s have been m eonevery ple ' eC Gred $ Ry Evidence Held Against t Furniture in our s iful selectioc ff high-grade Furni rare | . CP ~ Fal ny . | — Charies Beecher. = ; ; : ; ~~ at. Yard... thire mesbkeaa ieee : . ‘ - ao with the ) : , @A splendid assortment oun a mt ‘emo f | ‘. of patterns and colors--6 Dt r as Govern ideal for “=.=: Furniture for Better Homes charge Living-Room ’ . , & ‘and oceasionally tes. : : , Suites O "y — anc occasionally . C3 > >. . aL) 42 &ttractions ; +4 . ’ . “ } nt 4 AT 40, ; wy ta - ; . . ~ - 8 @& ARE IMPERILED Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, contract Pyorrhea. Bleeding gums are the danger signal. Heed it for the sake of sound teeth and health. Brush your tecth with Iija FOR THE GUM More than a tooth —st checks We and Gc in tubes as > - mus ii rle oOVveMmnge the ahin packages of dope. Tage from oneto another. Itissimply this: at Pumps in vartous leathers; v= Comoe mins @ Dining-Room and Bedroom Furniture me case ciboaes meant a CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—Unempio; ; . of considerable proportions We take pride in our ability to supply Furniture which ts intended for better homes. Our life. Unaided, these forces fight a losing as popenres im several Illinois Ic- Dining-Room and Bedroom Suites are visions of loveliness. Thev are seleeted 1 with eare barrie and i ties, particularly in Chicago, the from leading Grand Rapids manufacturers of high-grade Furniture, who make it a point general advisory board of the I'li- To produ: - Furnitu re ais tinetive ang « ; dfferent. ° ois Department of Labor >. - “— nounced today in a survey of em. Ee! t-pie Dining Room Suite. Tudor stive. Amer _ eee , , os cen eee en . MmOsYment conditions curing De- nas oblong table, tapestr pvered chairs, wond ~ » 7 - ~~ SYS i eS Se baal : b. erm ser The largest unemph The Per‘ect Bubbeng Alcohol ment exists in Aurora, Decatur and Rub { : on Leal Oanvile, ‘ et] as mn Chi os ' “Onda. + Dest in Ko Bast St the statemen' NEW YORK. Jan. 1 Casoline ee ao Sabie ci a se $1 19. i 5 <n iby. stocks increased to the extent of 4 six-piece French G! Salnut 20m Suits , lates: str! $465 00 ' 407 — Te - _— — | ae "ee 66 «¢ 1.401.991 berrels during December. and exclusive cesign, Vran : 9s | reguia! J ' ] 6k according to reports received br the Amertcan Petreleum Institute The above g'ves an idea of the savings in effect on all liz . Dut you myst visit our store to really covering approx'matelr 66 per cent appreciate the values. Come quick)y while the selection ‘ompiete. The savings are here for rou. of the operating refining capecit. of the United States. Pipe line and NNE NNE BROTHER tank farm crude oil! stocks east of ue n SP. Mi. the Rockies increased 234.900 dar- ates oun ogy 0 oe Boulevard reis in December. The daflv aver- age gross crude ot] preduction of the United bes ine l 12.25 berre is total nz ae . Ceara Bus or Delmar Car Passes Doors;
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OB eae os ‘ 7 Ee Bae we - eddie Ge ak ie oF 4 THURSDAY, JARUARY 17, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH .alone has 45.000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED : iST. LOU'S | POST “DISPATCH FAMOUS-BARR CO... ussuis SaaS 2 : BASIS 10 SUE GEROLD We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | proceedings to recover money al- ‘Audit Begun of His Books for 2 | Period in Which He Was | | City Treasurer. An audit of the books of the leged to be due the city from Ger- | JANUARY 1? Vane Friday—The Second Day of This Increasingly ‘mportant Event | East St. Louis City Treasurer's of- fice for the period during which E. Fred Gerold was Treasurer has | Now in Progress in the Basement Economy Store € Do not overlook this remarkable saving opportunity—factory rem- nants, odd lots and surplus stocks as well as seasonable merchandise from our Own assortments. No mail or phone orders accepted. been begun by a St. Louis firm of accountants to determine whether | the City of East St. Louis has suf- | | ficient evidence to institute legal | nitive The audit is being made on the —Affording an Opportunity to Effect Substantial Savings advice of City Counselor Gustin, who made the recomamendation for Unusual Choice in Women’s and Misses’ Smart Dresses — an audit when the matter was re- | g | | Ge Ge ites ter tne Ole Camel | Deferred @ This is one of the season's outstanding opportunilies to | Butere : c ' ff the city’ ees eee | Pepenents save extremely on Furniture of the most-wanted tvypes— Deli o> Very Special $ 85 [= conten of $34,730.99 ngainm Sie | yl pieces and suites of artistic design—the products of Amer- elivertes | old was bein earried as a listed | — may be ar- " Values at = | | fh :; res , " ; Furniture bought dint, vi ‘asset of the city. | ranged with our | 1Ca S leading makers. 7 he following groups are but a few ‘n this enle will Gustin’ says it is his belief that | Department of | 1 ilies di toduiien-ac nae ae Accounts if de- | Of the extraordinary values offered, and economical home- pentuaiatele the. slightly more than $18,000. He said sired. | maker S should profit by this sale at once. 3 . : records showed that Gerold made settlernents to the city while civil | and criminal aaqsions were being | pressed against him in 1914, which | "g Jeunty sports Dresses—coat models, straightline and panel effects ie ‘—of such fashionable materials ag Poiret twill, Canton crepe, Tweed earance of _ end other wanted attractive weaves. In black, navy and brown J Chamois Suede t 7 & Gloves 4 450 Grades C ; REE women's white chamole $1 and $1.29 Values x re as int teunter apiceesaty. Values for. . marl Children’s Gloves @ An odd lot of soiled Shirts. but ali Men ilored of —o Beads, embroidery and fancy ornaments applied in many attractive ways. reduced his alleged shortage te that amount. Suit if E-vidence Warrants. “Should the accountants who are now working on Gerold’s books find sufficient evidence so they will be able to give expert ‘testimony as to his shortage, the city will bring suit against Gerold to recover the amount due,” Gus- tin gfated. He suid further that Hurry G. Ambrose, accountant, who wag used in the trial of Cases | acuinst Gerold in 1914, is dead. } lie asserted that before the city | could hring suit to reeover money | ; . es ; — — from Gerold it would be necessary | J ; >i 4) S272 > sm aa Ny -. aL to conduct an exhaustive audit as | | —_— Basement Economy Store aad THES Profit by This Unusual Group of Men’s Shirts Oe LE —~ 2 , i) 9 are ACR Lien Tex 4 basis for expert testimony. a rhe amou charged ages Ye ae 7 ae Gerold is suid to have been Innes | Tw at SE from several public improvement | US 1 id AL DDD 'funds. while he was Treasurer in a '1911-12. Gustin said it was pos-| sible that some of the records and | facts necessary for bringing euit | might be missing, in--which event | ihe would recommend that the city | remove the claim from its listed as- | | sets. When a resolution to collect | : from Gerold money he was alleged | At the Remarkably Special Price of ......3......... to owe the municipality was intro- p | duced in 1822 by Mayor Stephens @ This remarkable grotp represents a special purchase ol it Was ceteated y tHe GUC, , . oe . ee members of Which wens Gee Valentine-Seaver Suites—one of the best known makes of uphol- ee, Or Co-heeinn, ee ae stered furniture. Lach Suite consists of a handsome davenport, - iam” = Beane } or rashes, apply ae Be Basemest Economy Store ey Rg possible, leave it | . In the morning wash h Retinol Soap. g In the Cotton Goods Section, a Feature Group of }@ week you will notice the differ- iour skin—as finer, ——s oo bearing oft ly , ug Tomorrow ) - Alright A wvegetebie samc." 1 $200 Three-Piece Suites $750 Dining Suites improves the «vo: e a . . . tite, relieves Sick Offered in This Sale at. . $ 5 () At the Very Special Price of . §$ caceche and - fouencea, corr eete @ Attractiv: Shei | ad @€ Hahdsome 10-piece figured walnut ~~ tered in biue, taupe er mu Suites; oblofig dining table, 72-inch Lok - “Spears , *, ch buffet, china cabinet, & sheies and } a 1 Malities aegis a “ Seamless Sheets, 69c & $1 apes are in the seamless style, full bleached with deep hems — damaged in the 51x90, 72x90, 44x90 63x90 and other desirable sizes. Limited quantity. No mail or phone orders. Priced very special at 68c and $1.00. Gingham Remnants | $1.50 Linen Damask sbc to Bbc grades, in odd lots: mostiy plain All pure linen: eilver bleached; 64 inches shades in nee ie of 1 to 6 yards; | wide; attractive designs; heavy | vase. | Cc | quatity: » errr rrr: 38-inch Colored Sateen Remnants, yard... .... 6... cnccsccees Se 39-Inch Unbleached Muslin Remmants, yard..........-----++: iéc iSe and 18¢ Wash Gloths, shell edges. cach...........--..-..-..8¢ =j-Inch White Pique. special, yard, DU Ri. 4 + gee eae 0666860668 Ii2'*y« 72384-Inch Crochet Bedepreads cach. .... ©... 6-6 secre ew eeenes $1.45 berry velour: daivenpo! — er ae ; velh ; * 4 ces beaut an and rocker of all ; armchair; all pleces a vliy car’ ith liroad arms and loose cushions and very massive. Seventh Fieor struction, * FAMOUS - BARR CO. 4 Amoskeag Apron Gingham HKemmants, yard.............--.-5-. we 36-Inch Striped Charmeuse Memnants, yard........... Mia cg nc ose We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps SOLD BY Youn DavoGIST otis ae T mre { i oe ger wes —— oe 4 eas Pa at, Yi 4 —
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: f han the morning and h ning newspaper COMBINED THURS : ‘ The Daily POST- MMSPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation g one other evening ir 4 : , "ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily SEM ( castocial Pare ; Daily Cartoon SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 14 and 15 4U Our Handmade Fur Caps | Pa t: - ~ so (,ulmpes | : -_ eas ae Special $1 * | | Phriday... * if Serings \ | i ne! « _— a ur pg a | € 5am - s and acl 3 and of eple: raid r} te . nt “wakes and | Th i? = . > ° - | hed We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise’ . | ne } iz +o it neck oe c. Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. | — OM DESERVES FOR Friday—Very Extraordinary Values Will Be Obtainable in Our January ' Men’s Wool-Miust 3 T CORRUPT FEE Clearance - Winter Apparel |$*. Saye =~ S ae duct Inquiry “Is Full $89.50 to $100 . ————— $35 to $45 i) Sed S82 ac. . jae COATS © me cagegiers DRESSES ee NSA SUR -serraveD TRUST $5() DRESSES 045 gm || eee ee on . | : tan and other | ansar in Bitter Speech, :, . ; collar-attached styTe | D } ty. Elegant ( oats and Wraps trim Davtime Froeks of Canto re : . sizes in lot but not all | Also Assails : Daytime Frocks of Canton, crepe ‘ a epee ith furs or embroidery: . Georgette, ¢ le chine, lace, > ; | a a Denby and Roosevelt for : ; lI . | i’ 7eo . ¢ eit ae us" ‘ uine. ar eS. f el > , ‘ ral ide vari recy Ge S. and fabries— oiret twill and tm Stine; a variety |! | — M s Gl F M H , i ; every Coat beautifully lined. Sizes : sie etn - ti os a - Sizes 14 im 44h — ay / | ens oves | ens IR t ” Ther Attitude. ——— eee —————_—_—S—= —_—— en ie wpe “~ ee ee eo om a es & a - — . —_* + o 4 i > - ¥ . - ee ee, Ee oe — . - - 8 = 7 ee ee wee, SF - ae: ax »—* ae ES 9 Oy ee ee Al lt il i lle it ~@~ ms Serene ee ee vis rs and iy Special 25 Oh, me reso orvespomacn ~ 7? ’ >! fashionable Frocks at a fraction of their real tt at...... gwasSHINGTON, Jan. 17—In a : ' tT * ‘lied © th invective and $39.75 to $45 Values worth—mostlv one or two of a kind and offer- $29.75 to $45 Values ae 1 eS ee | mt impeech 1 ' | a lee = ve Sr -_ . ww ba we , % “* ~ every garment nicely lined and with of velour and novelty weaves and lent Poiret twill or tri cotine in navy | || §@e values,.at the - . od thas it was gone “for a cor- . ¢. ; > = 7 — - ~—« 7 - special! tn the lot: t °- le ~ i ; : tailored Frocks twill cord 11. special i oon tin an dectared d quality of Liaorl eS and tallomng of . an a b] ac Al l Snits beau ifully wef ee Serer he, - ee sy * s L; 20" Feuarth Fleer ~ Ttrane@eac- indict. faraway aise assailed Secretary by of the Navy and his as) Advance and Authentic Spring Modes in ; "Ln, Theodore Rooseveit. m mennection with their approval of | S P E ( I A Ls Me Teapot Dome lease. He de- | Smart Millinery © “Hundreds of Remnants erase —Offered Friday at the — Savings of . 1 || ae ae : a nerd “at the Tate of she i , : by : usftice. they may = ~ ° neth a nm . : "s = © : AE men of J *.. ) etn sa ay FOR FRIDAY 9 (@@gpero 1 SST, hand ebeaa@ebe i ty "nr "OTT >" 2 4 . i} " *. . An OP POT ltun.t or nome-sewers - — oe piene , ' oe ug fame ‘rom any prosecutions in a8 — Federa) courts.” ton wy = : eS | | a the | Sg, an gg crag eae | || @ There are many other Friday ail elegy ging oor mentee io. — od) - . - ~~ 7? ‘ 3 ~e —— © J ei oe ew with 4 cles ription ° : poe st : aches Wide and : ? : ) i throughout the store that are not saver net oe Senet € Really remarkdbile cheic: , ' pectas 4 7 . lj tised. No mail or phone Pes mony given before the Senete fashionable models as poke. upturne! . ; ‘ ; i 2 orders , — mmittee investigating the ‘erases f ashionable | . og rai brim styles, cloche moces and : Zz and quantities limited on the f swag * Edward '. Doheny. to whose | Hats for matrons. The fabrics ar ’ a io a 2 se look occasion to emphasiae that and other dark co\ors. Fearth Fleer 3 , 3 nad ail t otper of) magnates entree ed men and patri- _.* igenms, will'ne to make sacrit- f : “Jane C & : | ~ ya | iY. Beh ices their country. Then he! up | "3 Cl S 7 d & tt 2 ad a ent on | say ‘hat it. Was neces af ° ~~ . . , G Ol € otton oe: ¥ se 1 ey . — -~-o Friday—A Group of \ ities | earance Group of ; ry for him to take this off re-} a - e aff the Government's hands Girls’ Frocks: | fe Corsets | Underwear | 22°“. —- 7 About That G168,608 $3. = oF |, | ( $1.25 Box of Fruit, Ete eer cr cr See AL _—————— = Consisting of fruit bowl Neat and attractive. Special Pe . . mar if he reserve had Special Friday at Twelve pieces of assorted fruit, neat been Inased by him tt would| = i ‘ no i | oe use with fruit bow! sets. ‘i opera- al - mes er ' f oth ot) companies along ' , | White Rose Gly. Soap, J p bound: —_ | For toilet or bath. Palmolive % ee ee Rose Glrcerine Soap. highly some - . be oe ‘ara me ‘ continued ic ¥ ‘| Limit. 3 dozen. r esigned from the Cab-! i 4 amiar ‘s ‘ake es © hie care © it lore 2 I ay increasing private fortuge quantity of soiled Feather Pillows, Pair, pou n asked by Senator Walsh to arments neluding Well filled, writh new sanftary f o : Tore *Se committee and Ls , Tages . one a ; ; nee th ee ) enveiope cHemses, | covered with stripe or art ticking. Lear? Pain * ine «pected prosperity $1.25 Rain Capes | aks. = in ena ae | aan : : oma “— Sf petcrp eS pr | Hes nyse gee = nprntinurctl pean inches. $4.50 value. ris mich had overtaken him, Mr. Fail | . \ _ ofl see ite and colored garments, and yi —? ken but he . s f , : ‘ on | . , [ray leath- } - > - “ . ; 7 + , > ; 4 ; ** girs . 4 vVears: made of ‘ _ ~~ Third Fleer S) ; | 2 re lc | M . $2.25 ‘ ' er fo the comuities bor bazin. with plaid ~~ pod cS. rkird Fleer | en Slippers, ee Ving ° t he hy / . ind borrowed §10¢.. offered at the specia Main Fleer . Heather felt sem!-opera slippers with a , ie ie om his ‘riend. Fd- soles and rubber heels. end MeLean of Washington. + ‘aten it te El Paso if a Friday—A Great of Artificial | : 1 $1 .69 Bed Sheets, Ea., $ ~~ oecnuee of the unastinfne- | Ww en’s if | , | Of goed quality sheeting, — Xgp es. . — , . P to « | ®a ri PY me ign * Silk Hose Spring /- ‘lowers _~ , |, | , 5 See. size 81x39 ‘nches. a ad — . a ad nd made ‘ wate. . . ‘e | So Boys’ $4 Shoes, $2.60 __ Se aviers was A. Mitchell ral-| Friday—tn the Clearing of | : ay | : Broken lines of boys’ tan Ince Shoes, McLean haa | ™ I f | ® \ _ | sie Ne me and ) 25c¢ and 35e¢ ca Oc 4 PJ ; | weit soles. Sizes I to 5%. =a | ae t . be, ¢ ~ oP ne | Nn ants \ Cal a oo : Values for. . | ee | Entire Stock of | Imported Sheeting, Ya,8 tien, rete ee ee on relentlessly, and I aup- | | s -al S ‘ Verv serviceable bleached \e ae theught that when a } peci | very dec ese Sp a ras | : inches wide. me r Cemeoecratic Aorney-Gen- | 8% 29c to $10 Values Friday } igclu@ing tulips, geraniums, b: 1s, carna- if hests “ fie — cams forward with an explana- | tions and cherry and apple: biowom C Wall Paper, Roll, 8¥e Shy | 4 es = t i | histbenil however, @ 7409 veir f women's thread Suitable for kitchen, bath and bed room Mt Benatoe Waish was not anits- Dats | ° and tile effects, chintzs patterns silk Hose with isie tops and at Savings of signs. Sold with or without border. s0.°¢.8 amous wetghts and Se cen : | $11.95 Tea Sets, $ Sidren's usin | | Linen Tablecloths | I Pela Ng P= |. Music Ralis | 22 = sine... ¢ = 4" OBL. agscce cane | @ All-limen. silver - bleached Diicad wainut-@nishe@ Chests, saaging im —— | | Cloths; 70x90 inches, with floral de- size from 42 to 46 inches, and well Special so Each | signs; all soiled, but of splendid quality. made throughout. Firth Fleer $5.95 Napkins — Tea Cloths —=Ees — . : a (eau eee! i “ ; nein at $1.98 Sewing Machines | | sate te: oT braided | Eras memes Senile =, | s ‘ f: cls ut PO rise o — . Cla rT a Axminster > 50 eg Friday—Housewwes May Obdtain cxmomcnactices | Fae" | $5.40 Wash oer nade by e \ew Home Sewing Machine Com pans wth automatic nes ee my -- | —At the Very Special Price of |. $6 lrephead and highly po! ished weodweek- cbtain- Kaar Welod im i Heavy, all-copper Wash Daftar tes able on our club plan tf = | 8 size—with stationary wood handles estr-4. Stach Fiece |} and tin cover. . Basemest Gallery
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JANUARY Boys’ Shirts Caate _ $ 1.39 @ Sar niles Mitel e excellense ) AAS Ana THURSDAY. . 17, i924, Aled Shirts of’ excellent fabricg - : : . “ Mize, LO wys FALL SOL Flanne Shirts $3 Grade 1 ° Q7 Friday.. mars € All-wool and wool-mizxeg@ fiannel Shirts in gTay. ma- roon, green, navy, k tan and other shades: aj} in collar-attached style: all sizes in lot but not el] eizes in every color. Men’s Hose Seconds of 50c Grade Special at, Pair. . marAelc Fiber Half Hose in navy, gray, white, black and other popular colors—with double soles, heels and toes. $1 and $1.50 Gloves ; Men's chamolsette Gioveg in gray, tan or brown; alse black wool Gloves; all sizes in the lot; epectial Main Yloer DR FRIDAY many other Friday Specials the store that are not adver- or phone orders accepted es limited on the following ffet Sets, $2.98 Df fruit bowl] and candlesticks. ctive. Special for Friday. Sixth Floor siete nen’s Slippers, $1 women's felt Jullete and Pverettse ther soles. $1.35, $1.45 and $1.65 Second Floor Box of Fruit, $1 of assorted fruit, neatly boxed ult bow! sets. Sixth Foor Gly. Soap, Cake, 3c bath. Palmolive Company's White Soap, highly scented. Dozen 366. Main Floor Pillows, Pair, $3.50 | with new sanitary feathers and stripe or art ticking. Size 20x37 lue. Third Floor .25 Slippers, $1.69 sem!-opera slippers with leather r heels. Second Floor sd Sheets, Ea., $1.39 | huality sheeting, bleached and 81x99 Inches. Third Fiocor ’ $4 Shoes, $2.60 of boys’ tan lace Shoes, Goodyear 1 to 6%. Second Floor td Sheeting, Yd., 98c | ceable bleached = sheeting. 99 Third Floor Paper, Roll, 8c kitchen, bath and bed rooms. Bloc s. chintz patterns and floral de- h or without border. Fifth Floor Tea Sets, $6.25 Ee 2a-piece tea eets of Bavarian ous colors. Limited quantity. Prifth Floor 00 Shoes, $1.69 children’s hich shoes of black calf it soles. Broken sizes &% to 2. Second s Ribbed Hose, 69c of $1 grade. Fiber and lisle thread in various licht and dark color- n sizes Main .Pioor allet Slippers, $1.85 a ‘k kid ballet slippers for dancing wear. Sizes 2% to 7, A BC widths. second Fioor en "'s $1.95 Hose, $1.25 colored thread silk hose with self ar stripes. Lisle tops. Broken Sizes. . Main Fioer — ' idoir Slippers, 75c f women's felt and corduroy nee eed and sotled. With padded 8° yalues. Second Fioor 7” ———————————— — Wen’s Wool-Mixed and ——|| CIALS| L RESERVES FOR | | Be sas. * Confession.” ~ TRAYED TRUST | asan, in Bitter Speech, “Also Assails Daugherty, Denby and Roosevelt for “Their Attitude. — | a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. _ WASHINGTON. Jan 7 In a » filled with invective and ieule, Senacel Caraway, Demo a of Arkansas in the Senate Teapot Dome and other naval reserves by forme: Secretary of Interior Albert Bb. Fall as a be- lof public trust comparable to treason of Rene dict Arnold. Hie ed that-it was done “‘for a cor- »eonsideration.” and declared : : , if anvbodus besides llarry Beugherts wen Attorney-General, ody involv: din the transac- » would now be under indict, pent. faraway also assailed Secretary by of the Navy and his as- ot Col. Theodore Roosevelt, mn mertion with their approval of Teapot Dome lease. He de. , ed that so long as Daugherty pemain« J “at the helm of the Te partment of Justice they may sell White House and be absolute!lys mune from any prosecutions in > Federal courts.” [The Arkansas Senator began his ack with a description of the imony given before the Senate mmittee investigating the leases Edward l.. Doheny. to whose pany the Fik Hilis reserve was sc] , One of the oi! magnates, he said, bk occasion to emphasize that and a the otpber o)}l magnates pubic-spirited men and patri- we cliizens, Willing to make sacri- es for their country. Then he mM on io say that it was neces- ry for him to take this oil re- e off the Government's hands ifrom stealine it.” About That $100,000. This was a reference to Doheny’s miement that if the reserve had eased by him it would ve been drained by ttte .opera- been — ' ir UNndGdarve “At . , a on , iif NnaAnNnGINg « t a Tne NAV Sup) ‘ (‘ara w: ‘ cont? mvs a] ‘ a2, . ; } . m ail resigned from the Cab- , i ; : fr) oOrdey Tn tal ‘ Cn y*" is Did’y in: reasing private fortuns Pn asked byw Senator Walsh to : » | 7 4% ar before the committee and — Plain ’ © une Kpecte« d prosperity | ad fi\e rta Ke rT) him NI 2 ] eh den! WAS Stricker 11] hit : : ’ a’ sa a letter to the committee ‘7 ’ ‘hat he had borrowed $100 . . : ; 1?) as] from his friend. Id - J B. McLean of Washington, “40 taken it ty kL.) Paso in a ecause of the unsatisfac- 7 “€hiing fa ities “"T " . ur, Mole } a ’ uw *. | syerse and ° i State > rs ‘ ’ j (‘oti tine o euetrs Was A. Mi ‘ ial "ih whom Mr. MelLean had wy ‘a:, Was pushing this in- Ration relentlessly, hd and I sup- that when a 4**ornev-Gen- came forward with an explanu- that would ie §6«=«CN was thought Mer Dern ox ratic be the end of the : happened however, Senator Walsh with the explanation where- Mr. McLean decided to go to “88 for his healt} LPN ar ay Whenever 2 Man doesn't want Spear before Was not satis- “oud a grand jury his * )reaks down I have seen robust constitutions ruined by ana) Proceedings than by the deadly maladies known to Cine _~ Under Another Name. . nator Waish went to Palm - Question Mr. McLean, and _ Miter had talxed it over “18 lawyer he " remembered Sa nap htd Rever loaned Mr. Fall f cash in his life. Fall, ing at the same hotel ne other invalid, Mr. ° Mc- then wrote Was Slay & i@tter to Sena- — Saying that was correct, 2° 4 . his first statement had UNtrue.”’ . lor Rrook hart bere inte MeLean thy Pepublican, rrupted to ask: “Js ad same McLean that nm ashington Post, which ahes burning editorials about 4veme. immorality of insur- *Ppublicans in Congress ””’ Pay said jt “Mr Mal) hote YAS and continued WAS Hot registered at Under his oan name. He ‘ed - » Sother Mme, and oppo Was the nNotatiar ““harge ’, McLean ’ Mclean told ®r Walsh that h. had not au “ec this. He said Iall's hote! ee ee eal = —_ > meee ania Bg k tL Tanti 4-.RKANSAS SENATOR AND FORMER CABINET MEMBER HE ACCUSES i eee # A CORRUPT ret Caraway Declares Former Secretary's Con- duct in Inquiry “Is Full: : VITAL TO COUNTRY” ie . rday denounced thi leasing of | ALBERT B. 1 ‘A I il, had wanted to plead | % if he had signed an affi- one ¢ ould trave l, of degradation no onder to keep the other ‘oil patri- fortress over on nitor because he undertook Bo’ other oil ce. mpanies aiong ' Navy. Mr. Denby. ‘that he was somewhat active in beer on ver, rood 'eorme Rut ma'or "ole? . ' * Walsh of Moniana. who is Dem,. : ae President Harding, gotiated some kind o America’s naval! Some Reason to Hide Truth. After reading the statements of and McLean, and ‘irreconcilable them.” the Arkansan said. “When gentlemen | tion, as these gentlemen are, do not i tell the truth, they have some good principal of the obligation case. of great emergency Honorable men, I might say, neve ‘Alpert Fall sold the sources, which he was appointed to consideration these gentierhehn had boasted that friend Harry ' Daugherty being Attorney-General, way's remarks lican side, although ' i(Rep.) Utah, chief defender of the Gontinued on Page 2°. enator Smoot sees seems ST. — _ — -——— - —- 3 Wvat Puiiding WASHINGTON Jur ‘ “~ena- ; . . te } we ' yr Borah, Repuvilican ano, wave ‘ j 14)ta 1T) | i 3 wena’ e ‘ es - erday that this country was con- fronted iw a practical repudiation ‘ ; } yy rane ane It . Pir gdewvpits i, | 7 ‘ } ~ ? en ~ ’ »} (iw , ? > (De ) 1 OK} Liha 1? { P| | , ah if Ss Onciusiol ! a] : ‘ ) ls ‘* ; (Renu wean i 4 ’ 3 ij r ‘ rit OS) merneINS ro + a ‘j It \ ‘ i i ul lie of therr obiizations ‘ Neaorlv ive vears ' passed r) * rm, nee creation of mew », 4 ; ~ ow } wy i ator Boru! Sait) i. ISS]? a ? “9 7 ’ ¢ ? attitudac of France anu tats policy Oy {he United State ] s meen fut nm Was ifest ion of gen erositv that they hav evidently come to the conctusion ve are not croin 2 1a) 3] 41185) upd 1} T T mt ) the debts. and they ire preparing their own conscl- ‘ a . a " +4 . t their people for a repuciation of ‘them. “The most important sub t 'from a domestic staripoint. ati ley st now hefore the "OUT ry. is at of lifting a-part of the tax bur- \den which now rests upon the AI eT} 17 ts oO} - 1? ic iat antl an ' : ¥ ; imporant supe ois one oO the most difficult subjects With which Congress has to d«) Lad reduction and curtailment of national expen- ditures gives already some evidence if presenting some difficulties in the way of accomplishing anything in regard to this subject might ‘ust as weil be discussed as that of France. ; “according to a letter which I received from the Secretary of the Treasury under date of Dec. §, 19°23. France at this time owes as $2.933.,- °65.°31.96. and there is now aque upon it in the way of acs umulated ‘2 - = «= _o > = wo, tx & interest $650.051,228.6., Making a total oO! €"3.990,657,605.64 Th reund nurnbers France at this time owes us. we may say. $4,000,000.- aaa” sora M ent into aelaiis oO} the French debt, and added ee fact. Mr. President. no part of the principal and no interest has been paid upon this French debt since its creation. Some five years have gone by since this debt Was cre- ated. but not only has no part of It been paid. but when you construe the record as a whole. and take the situation as it really exists. there has been a deciination upon the part ofr * bh re ry 4, oF a rome rm? even to adfust it* paymen' “There is every indication rn other words, that the French Gov ernment is not onty dectining to meet the payment even of the tn ‘¢erbaf dr any portien of ff, but fs helicopte rs lie remained the air eight minutes and 135 seconds and flew a distance e@s- | timated at 1160 meters | ——- geclining to make such an adjuSst- ment as a debtor acting in good faith would naturally desire in or ger to meet Its obilgutione., “TI read in the press dispatches statement from lwoucheur, In which lve says: “The Americans, especial vy the American people. and they are the hardest to convince. must Know that their war debt can nev- er. be recovered.’ “As we know, ihis gentleman is ,one of the most prominent. men ft: the political and financia! life of Franee. “T cannot think of a debt resting im moralitv more strongly than the debt which was incurred between the United States and France under he clreun SS .ahces and conditions mder which it was Incurred Hut ‘ , -_ 0) t | ‘ t hie rs j . ) rmig | has nd therefore oO immorality pparentiy, if 'France show!) » bait; ‘ the lett’ Attitude of the Drench. Borah quoted Premier Poincare 1? | e_rcners to lve 1? out his COT lu s10n lat ‘tnere no intention of settling the foreign debts He ther id eC ly tine é é VV ch Ni \Iejlor y,rjrTes Ss! = ta L ae j oT) } the 6 i Vie d‘ ed | , QD now *T) : | ‘ f } ’ ; i ’ ‘ Lo s countr ese ~«] no proposition for the settlement of the d It that le prese? ted ne Proposition for the Mijustment of the dgdett ariqg dt howug ? this IS rieot stated i: a lette: if is i tact he meelined Ta) consider eyVer Proposil- Troan w hii *] Wa ress ’ ted tn him ‘for the payment or an adiustment of the delht me for fur- ther advice from his Government. which, of course, was a diplomatic way of saving that i (,overnment 7 } } va. er ;? - , . eaijecd hy) rome ae there wae nothin further to consider between \the Government of the United | States: and France with reference ito the debt. Since that time. we } are advised by the letter no propo- sition has been made by the French | \Government, and at the present time there is no proposition pend- ing as to the gettlement of this debt So we "4 nis situation. Mr. President 4 debt of nearly four! Dillions ove dus neariv five Years. > _ ) a a - - - - ading public men of , - . . ‘i. . i rance Savi 4 nat if is ? (it pPOssi- ; + be 4 4 a? Pee Its e , . 4 ae ; ‘ ’ ’ , ce . = - the. necessity of adjusting our f A mone i using . * | justme! iew of what is right and proper se & s . -. .* = : } se ‘7 - | So far as 1 know. said © has Uunager the present state of affairs . 1 , 7 ~ ee ee | W 3 ( Lit he (‘i - ‘ - . 4 * - . Statemeprs sacs ould b n rrance today is the greatest ; +) - . | } Se : TePYMIIGLIATIOT Of & TOT - 2% , . : . . strued as a repudiation military Power in the world. She Sas ; . ‘ } . >» . in ’ "¢ , 5 a BI eign deb ba bicA 5 a : ati Oreign nae al ar? ' aft wel Hno TILEY The 2 a tr c anda Fre ete rg? iTici- q f : j Lee! I | i s . - « 4 — ‘ 7 . . 1SPa hes a , } epee Ame an taxpayer iS doing his part Ane te scussing the question | viduals d Ve . else ' oe 4 army jus > y ¢ a. « in ** is [>e paid iA LUO] Or Ti fir unw®e llingness to pay . » . rt ~ * > I am oniy going to dea iS given, it becomes a matter of . ‘ . . >) ' " ‘ ste * » ‘ ’ - = . ; he debts of one 0: ese COU S iegitimate dicussion and consider- ;' ' 7 a +) > a « r today and that Is e@ Geni oe. iti0n to examine into the internal * ’ ~ese 3. e " ——> from France rithough. there © (affairs of that country.’ . . ' ‘ * ¢*>* other Governments whose attiuce ‘. . , Her @ enator Schanzer. formerly Ital- in Foreign Minister and Minister of Finance, was quoted by Borah to | Show that he and other leading men in his country feel that the | United States furnished the money and the other nations the blood to win the war I do not believe that the Italian | people rthe French people as a Peop.¢ v } readily, entertain Aa Prapoesition tt. repudiate their war he added. “but ft fe very me that those it inthority . POeOCn IIE 4 bring about a state of pu ‘ opir b» n that , \ 4 t S a would enable the? T4 ide ? i of ¢ debt w th, } payvmer “For mysel! he ontinued “a “ ao = ted . . ~~ 7 . » ; e a ay woidi ~ " a policy of ac- quiescence iny such program i}. 7 . Shail continues We are under the aa mre »3? — m 4 . . a ‘ i@atior tn he taxpayer YY gen with thie « fyation as we are to protect him from the un- necessary burdens of his own gov ernment nd we shal! not manifest ar £000 faith or any real desire to aid the American taxpayer if we permit! to earry theee burdens which he is now carrying by ree son of failure to adjust the foreign debt.” | ee $ “t-te teneesae 2g seagigs =o ogste ast - oe 2-55 TF Lass ahs Sp ee ee “ae ay ttes .-\2* LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17. 1994. -_—_—_—— -- -_—— -__- $$$ re oe REPUDIATE DEBTS, —— Revenue Act Amendment NUISANCE TAXES REPEAL FAVORED Roy Britton Appears Before House Committee in In- terest of the Much-Taxed Auto Owners. differentiation betwee ‘ular businesses. Nondiscriminatory Taxation. “nermitting nondiscrimina Federal Government 9600,000,000 of that unpaid inter- |_ three months | Britton’s Protest. on future trading oa: en a presseak be alse of Arfiericau Auto- | pays SO many taxes on one places and the state gasoline and ~~ a GEN. WOOD'S FUNDS REDUCED Pleas on Nuisance Taxes. Pleas for repeal of many dorsements of the Melion tax pian ing pre parator) pending outcome of the rules contest now being waged Representatives Massachusetis Republicans, urged former suggesting a sales tax as @ faxes were destroying the spoken drama QUAL Brothers Bryan at Mecting or FRENCH CABINET. a oe ET DY NS ae es ae Just a Minute. Society—Drama S81; FRET GM, ett re: a ee PAGES 17—26° _——- . - — ene ee eee _—_——— = LOL LL AL LLL ALAA LL EE PERE el Pe PEBe” Otte | 10 ANTICIPATED pe — APPROVES A RISE | SURPLUS URGED | Chamber of Commerce of the United States Makes Recommendations ee OE REEL GOGO IESE ILE OO en ee GOO I Os i nou nce mer ’ a) f | h ad ‘ : ove rn ment 4 c At left is Gov. Charles Bryan of Nebraska and with him is his) +). cabinet thia morning 2d@pt- more celebrated brother, William J. Both were present at the meet~| ., without change the drm of ing of the Democratic National Committee in Washington this week. ,).. ¢:overnment’s progoam of fle- FORD TO DEFINE ATTITUDE TOWARD MUSCLE SHOALS SOON Chairman Kahn Tells House Com- mittee Statement Will Be Forth- coming by Tuesday. By tl Associated Pre WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Chair- man Kahn told the House Military ‘Committee today he had been as- isured a statemé@nt would be forth- coming from the Ford interests by) inext Tuesday, defining their atti- tude toward Muscle Shoals. Kahn made brief reference t the probability of obtaining some Statement from Ford after several } members of the committee had ex- pressed doubt whether the Detroit ' manufacturer. had decided to take over Muscle Shoals, and after © pc. Merrill, executive secretarv o isithe Federal Power Commission, had told the committee that if he did, he would be able “to generate 1,.000,000,000 kilowatt hours of the cheapest power produced anywhere ‘not even excepting Niagara Falls.” “Isn't it surprising,’ put in Rep- resentative McKenzie, Lepublican iIilineis, “if that’s true. 4hat other is | interests have not been more active in trying to get power develonment \Trights at Muscle Shoals a“ . » Thos Wiilo Wouid ili ¢ Lu were - ce power there ont care to gauar , intee the manufacture of bitrates.’ replied Merrill, adding that Ford ihad submitted Tre oniv offer four both power dey elopment ane the *) L- ° a »+? » . iTaAINE {)) ni races MORGENTHAU ASSAILS TURKEY a Former Ambassador. Before Greek Cabinet. Denounces Murder of Christians. By the Associated Press ATHENS. Jan. 17.—Before Pre- mier Venizeios and the Greek Cab-|! net las g | blenny. Morgenthau forni¢ 4 Arie aT} An bassador to Turkey, and now ‘head of the In- fternatiol al Loan f Ormmmilss!io! for the suceor of Greek refugees, de- livered a bitter attack #gainst Tur- key for the miurder and deporta- tion of Christians.’ He concluded with a strong condemnation of the Lausanne treaty. which he said he felt certain Wsa not going to be pproved by the United States The Arnerican and British charges d'affaires and consuls, 2060 members of the British and Amer- |ican colonies, several American na- ival officers and their wives and the leaders of the Greek political parties comprised the audience which cheered Morgenthau - Philippine Legislator« Reach Agreement on Appropriation. By the Associated Preas MANILA Jan l7.—Conferees of the Philirvine Senate and House have reese peu in agree ire? qt ee. annuai Dpropriation brill which probabiy will pass the Neouse to- morrow in the same form the Ben- fate passe] it a week ago The measure >practically is the came <« Governor-General Wood recommended in his budget, except that it decreases the appropriation for the Governor-General's office. The bill eliminates all provisions ifor the operation of the Governor- General's yacht, the Apo, and omits $5000 for per diem expenses for ‘military aids lt aleo contains a provisiornthat the (;overnor-Gen- eral’ $15.0¢0 discretionary fund shall not be ueed for salaries or for increasing sularices of employes now in the pay of the Government. = = | } [) tat a 20 per cent of , i_in taxation. CHURN NAMED M ADQ The Chamber of repre i ernment by a vote of oi ' : ) MANAGER IN MISSOURI ‘refusing immediate discime / | linterpellation com tir Th . - . . . Vv o Cabinet * ‘Former Insurance Commission-|?¥ ™ ae | | (,overnment tes _ er to Direct Campaign for ple decree all ft ; Delegates. 'from, that are not rhe m “54 : sities. Another provided 7 fer | paign in that State (‘horn is now / budget. which is included 'in the insurance business at Kan-j|ordinary budget. | lsas City. He formerly lived at Fa- | The Premier expected to facaan- yette. ‘ery benches in the chaniber wWhen Among others upon whom the/ fe mounted the tribune, seeking McAdoo managers are relying for ¢, justify the increase in taz | special effort are W. T. Kemper Of and abandonment of. the schemes | Kansas City and W. R. Hollister of 4, .:qa widows and orphans | Jefferson City, who took a leading ‘part in the fight of Breckenridge j 1caT? ; "Oo t . “htc, 9 Winer ee ae presidential ting the $100,.000,000 taxes whith, | by the friends of the former See- }retary of the Treasury in Wash- ington. It was asserted by one of Th © i ; jner had been for McAdoo all along. | , (and had now “stripped off the | camouflage, |Senator Reed for the State's dele- people to be without significance ee eee ee eee ‘fight will give the State to Coolidge. ibe merely a pleasant diversion, ss isourt a politteal shambles treaty between Italy and Russia i# | University, se the fourth [—_ “IN ALL TAXATION Draft of Program Designed to Bolster the Franc Now Goes to the Chamber of Deputies. ‘CHAMBER SUPPORTS POINCARE PLAN ELS TM LS APRIL: TA ILE PN i Re GS OF we ~~ oe Premier Confers With Bankers in Effort to Find Whether Securities They _- Hold Pav Duties. By FERDINAND TUORY., Paris Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York Wortd. ‘Copyright. 1u24.' ' PARIS, Jan. 17.—The franc, is worth less than which today 2 i 0 Se half of what it was W hen Prewniet Poincare assumed power two years ‘ago, rafiied appreciably during ithe 24 hours succeeding the ane en I Si AOL OIA LEE LE LLL LLL AL LPL LEO ' drastic proposals uimed at ripen | “der nto Fr@nech -—-Copyright by Henry Milier Pictures. 'some sort of ordet : * , finances. (en) reform. ineluding (the rere ; ’ ~ eX pressed confidence pensions One of the te economies in the public service o Post-Dispatch Bureau one billion franes. | 20-28 Wyatt Building. The Government plan provides ‘ WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Walter! roughly for increased reverie (“horn., former State Insurance | seven billion france and re . Comuinissioner of Missouri, has been/in expenditures of one ~* ‘hosen to direct the McAdoo cam- frances, balancing the rec a ‘and wounded victims of | the war and alse of further re- Long against Senator Reed for the| . onstruction work in the devaatat- senatorial nomination in 1922 | ed regions. He s#pen: the day Long nas mot yet publicly de- working out the cdetall with his clared himself, but is expected to | yrinigters, and yesterday evening espouse the McAdoo cause ae mata ed nantieadill of Word that former Gov. Gardner. Paris. whom he had asked for @4¢ “after mature consideration.” had)... regurding the chances of gete contest in favor of McAdoo Was it le «claimed. te due the stale from received with much eratification pomsessors of negotiable papers and stocks lying in the banks here. Hope to Raise $400,000,000; bankers, who have always declined to agree to this, say what hey hold has been reported. gnd that a monumental e ‘Ould EE. ay es order to give more | be required onat nee pope 4 effective aid in the contest with | nosed to reduce their staff. ee. the less M. Poincare is sure md - big majority. The Left leader ar- gues it would be defeating the Lib- erals’ purpose to work for Pein- cares overthrow at the prement juncture, since the mess wdobhid probably submerge his succesioers as well, whereas if, as #emea Uke- ly, the Premier will have to fight is not waged in a state-wide pri- the forthcoming elections on “4in- mary, but in county and district | reared wg Py and Cat ; conventions, and they assert that | oe. he re r 5 yar ORs, <r : the great majprity of these conven. " P re "" _ ok dite 7. = Brain's ons, 4s in 1920, will be controlled | py poss eS eee : by: enemies of the Meneter y e sovernment hopes to raise Though the entrance of Reed in- | ~” mp cat's ares =e to the presidential race is expected, | the - resoverabie Gudget hay. Pred | charged hypothetically to the Dy most observers. to have 20 S—- | 9 oe eee ake mintstry's fest eeliahle effe nh — ‘ ' ° “ — et we the national re- friends insixt that everything” in ese: tos TT oMen. 15 COGmae economy and self-sacrifice + t ~ueasiness to more than one Mis-| be extracted from the French sourl Congressman. Another fight € the Gesired end 6 edhle by the Missouri Senator, it is fore- | a * wo cease bh “ + mes seen, again will tear the. Demo- } oon, oad cheese da ‘cteaet sis cratic party wide open in Missourt, . and just at a time when old sores: modities: from the foreigner, in- were beginning to yield to treat- | ring ecu sed es e® ment. ‘ 2 There are ‘seme. whe go so far| ™ prices increasing to 10 per cept. : as to predict that a McAdoo-Reed . while thousands of funttionartes _must be thrown out of work ‘all achemes to relieve war yw me suspended. stimulating to all coneerned, but The Socialists protest that three- with Senator Reed engaged. there | @@4''eT Of the new tax , a the McAdoo Lieutenants that Gard- gation to the national convention. Crardner, it is said here, wil! stump the State for McAdoo. Reed's success in the 192? elec. tion is declared by the MeAdoo in appraising his chances to Cap- ture the Missouri delegates The A McAdoo-Underwoed set-to would will be a melee likely to leave Mis- borne by the poorer classes, they will be on things Jike | 4 However, if M. Potncare « ,in making the voters beHeve - ITALIAN - RUSSIAN EXCHANGES | are sotciy’ che. ictins or tmtesen: , tonal offensives against France by Full Recognition of Soviet Ex- | pho “yn of speculators, he pected in Few Days. ie age to retain confiden Py the Associated Preas -me country until May. ROME, Jan. 17.—-According to} "= the Glornale @Italla an exchange Fh. D. Degree for Chiaese of the names of their respective | By the Aseoctated Press Ambassadors has been made by ' CHICAGO. Jan. 17.—--Miss- , italy ard Soviet Russia | Wang. awarded a degree of do The newspaper adds that alef philesephy by . ©. egiia at et ck ot SPA expected to be signed tn a few days | girl to win thie honer in a and that this will be followed by | institutions. She will become | zh fyll recognition by lIaly eof the | member of the Pekin Catweretty by Soviet Gotesament. . feeulty : | ~ ” ¢ ——
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-_ —— . on . moe _— Ce ee ee ee ae ee = - Dt ce * a oe gi 2a Quek ie _—— ont a = + 7 a , | he oem 4 dagenfen a i) . — IS ee et eee ae oe ; oo% a ae Ss —— ep peo er 5 = SO 8 th eee aes g ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17. 1924. 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER (i e# IS7s. the Pulitzer Twelfth Boulevard Street. Published by Com pen y, and Uisve EE cr |. HE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- rORM. T know that my retirement will make vo difference tn tts cardinal principics. that it will always fight for progress and reform. never tol- erate injustice or corrupticn, always Yicht demagogues of all parties, mever belong to any party. always opprer privileged classes and pu blic plundercrs, wvever lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- woted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing pews, always be drastically independent; mever be afraid to attack wrong. whether by predatory plutocracy or predato werty. sad JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10. 1907. j — " LETTERS FROM THE PEOP ond address of the author must accompany every contriduiton, Dut on request will not de published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive The mame preference. —_——— The Increase in Crime. , LMapatc 5. ' {he S Te the Ed 4 HE im our midst Teads the close observer : wholesale organized reported ll not have te omparabie to , to advert to 1¢@ =o. 4 ba@mnditry in China, as daily hews., maith ~ grow those a i eo ea) > +*ae* eme to the front with @ fovernor can scarce.y duly beseiged petition, DB! ry ftoreman, tue and a long list of - ba a. . So wov sno' evade AS he la am elaborate signed Judge. the ju ing Attorney entiai™” citizens. . . : ’ so 18 —_ 4 : ae : s* rr invariabiv ae i ie Be ~~ th wes . \- . food FF eh ‘*e ~ * of t per ‘oo hard on the impulse lowers and fine edibles to the abolical brute in jail’ Why na condemn the advocate of tice as : " » ° aw” W hence related to the crim- femoralizing spirit come fiional system? The writer matched 9° rears has been s a teaching continued university. erudvuate knows e does about the Tand of the Free.” st-Dispate! se more ri™e« ae. ae . Tren? = oy, hefore «oahe a liberty land SUSPpici gdovuar, ag You formed lowers down « wo and co we Trignts — JERRY KR greed atier ; . — onev for the agents and thei: itpavrers have T_LEY ° Wet, Protect the Banas . ‘ Dost . Laerwet Tous the robhery af the Pe a t to 1r|astic action regard tc the beid \ New York bank aes 4 elevated piatform c ight ” nm ‘har on an tioned with a rifle and Penty of ex-sercce ‘o accept the position than $°6 ea The salutar’ af fect on the bandit would be the same as the tamous Will Hays order to the Mariners who stopped the ma!) robberies “Shoot to K.)! FRED POTTS. for less Brickyard] Smoke. Te the Welter wf the Post-Dispetch. HILE the smecke rprohiem mot leck et the brickrards”? and think. with a)! can Dbe done. so ‘org as the brickvards are ‘ef? alone Stile the, ~entrally located and . Weilstor. a mort feath. an hew many on South Side. to be ered” Apartments have smeke d¢du- ring the Winter months and that ts re comparizon with bDrickrards i have at one time ‘ived verry close te one the emoke ‘s as ‘m_uricus to peoples’ health. as ‘t ‘ts to trees, fruits, rines and flow- ers and verefabier. as dries all the leaves. Not only that. it alee kills moet efthem. “ce what car [t deo « human Selng. inhaling ‘t almost ewerv dav” Se why not eet after the real «emoeke makers ~-the Orickyvards” Make it rour business te loek around themand see what «\ouds ef emoke ther threw out Tt is heavy Stop rour moves nothing are (we right ; smothering people aj con sia 7. in the; Publishing practice and prevalence of crime | i i ‘ however. has not restored German production or is on why) Lions of American citizens. born here no distinction on account of religion, color or pre-. vious condition of servitude. It looks as {f Brother Bowers is not well grounded tn the tenet and | THE SUGAR GANG AT WASHINGTON. If the “flexible provisions” of the Fordney-Mc- Cumber tariff act have been doing anything for the consumer the consumer doesn’t know it. In the face of abundant raw sugar production, said to be a surplus, sugar jumped last February from 7 to 10 cents retail and has been selling since at 11 cents. This has meant an approximate increase of 50 per cent im price for every family in the nation. Meantime our “scientific” “Tariff Commission claims to be at work in the nation’s interest. How scientific it is has come out in a recent quarrel be- tween members still “investigating” the sugar hoid- “p. The new member, Henry H. Glassie of Wash- ington, D. C., refuses to disqualify himself in the consideration of the sugar question, claiming that he is not interested tn sugar, though admitting that his wife and members of her family own and op erate a sugar mil! and plantation. Three members—Culbertson, Costigan and Lewis —are honest enough to object to Glassie’s quali- fication for sitting in the case, but they are op- posed by the remaining three mem bers—Glassie himself. Chairman Marvin and Burgess. Marvin is a Boston Republican who, for 19 years pre ceding his appointment to the commission, was ed- ‘tor of The Protectionist. Burgess is a Brooklirn manufacturer and, of course, @ protectionist Re- publican. To complete the farce, Lamé Duck Mc- Cumber. senatorial sponsor of the act that bears name, now superlobbyist in the employ of the, sugar interests, is on the ground urging Glassie to remain sitting in the sugar case. With such a lineup as this what chance ‘{s there for the comsumer i{n the flexible provision of the tariff bill? Congressional opponents of the sugar he aspires to be a shining example. ' Perhaps, however, he refers to the suffrage right in his “Invisible” empire. If that be the case, he) is entitled to bis prize. | THE DONKEY ON BROADWAY. Having failed to obtain the Democratic national convention, there is no city to which St Louls would rather see the convention go than New York. New York is entitled to the convention. It las been ignored by the Democrats for 56 years, al- though within that time it has been the hope and occasionally the mainstay of Democracy. In every) election since the Civil War tn which the Demo-' _crats have been successful, except one, New York has cast its rote for the Democratic candidate. New York has supplied great Democratic leaders. It was the home of Cleveland, one of the greatest of our Presidents; the home of Tilden, one of the greatest Democratic leaders, who, although elected. was deprived of the fruits of victory. It is now the center of the fight to preserve and maintain the fundamental! principles of free republican gov- ernment embodied in the Constitution and for which tm the past the Democratic party bas stood. There are those who fear the influence of New York on the counsels of the party. If tt shall &- fluence the Democratic party to revive its devo- tion to the principles of free constitutional govern- ment, it will hare accomplished a great stroke for the party and for the peopie. If the convention cannot withstand other demoralizing tnfluences it tariff? hare calculated that every cent of increase ‘5 unworthy of confidence of the American in the price of sugar means an addition of $1¢0,- People. 000,000 to the annual sugar bill of the nation. If The Democratic party has been accused of being this is true American consumers have been victim- ‘De resort of the rap and the champion of yappism. ized in the past rear by the sugar gang and its Doubtless a visit to the big metropolis will do it puppets in the Government to the tune of $300,- s00d. [t may brush ‘t up and give it a little groom- 000.900. How is that for excessive taxation” at least make up the party's hirst. — however. that the accept- city with the biggest check for t We hope hereafter put the she ulge the hope. THE FRENCH PAY THE FIDDLER. | a Jorriding im the Rubr is not as popular in France ' % as it was a year ago. The last vestige of German resistance has been crushed. That consummation. will the auction block. the donkey on Broadway may be for both Breadwar and the donker = = = SS convention on Nevertheless, _ in? - 4 main .ainec 700d vielded reparations. And it has sot the value of the franc. The debasement of French currencr is due directly to the destructive policy of France toward Germany. And the erentua! result has been a scheduled increase of 20 per cent in taxes . That result was inevitable. The Government, de- prived of reparations returns. could balance its budget only br counting as assets values due from Germany. This kind of bookkeeping mar satisfied French politicians. but it did not satisfr Jealers in exchange. and the mocer market is the final judge of all ministries. Faced with the fren- concessions granted sled preciputation of the franc the Government has by former Secretary of the Interior Fall has an- done the only effective thing that could be done. sosthad 4 7 of a shockines senate The a sees nS relesd taxes ts Oal- the affair bas hones a . nam 6> . “hot = ¢ nie . — a= 4 gzgravrated snee the budget. Whether the latter measure wil! f Mr. Fall—by his refusal to | vield the necessary rerenue remains to be seen. I! aaa Se ae is a@ penalty, however, not only for the rich but for ,..... ne om ona pps ges he wien of & the poor, to whom the greater tax immediatelr — oho seamaggeanllggammemanes segs: Ho nd , f ‘. fortunes: by his statement. will be passed in higher living costs. signed to deceive the committee. as Poincare attained prodigious pepularity while sii br his hid- waving the “ag and applring the screws to Ger- ing in a Florida hotel under an assumed ea , Now that the French people are presented , “nu bi ic-he-d i attitude.’ | aa ge A am ais PuDdiic-De-damnea attitude, as reported in ill what is going to be the effect on na- —_ ; thee ero worship? a : question of where I got the moner to bur the Harris ranch is a ——— private affair which I will not discuss with Walsh A TIN-HORN SLOGAN. referring to Senator Walsh, a member of the in- sentieman named Bowers. who seems ‘o be restigating committee! or with any other man.” the right bowers of the Ku Kluxers in these Can any intelligent person believe that Mr. Fal! Ss, Won a prize for a Kian slogan which reads: wil appear before the Senate committee ‘f he can “Let only native-born American citizens enjoy the possibly avoid it, which he could aroid were the suffrage right.” This would disfranchise al! the on adopted” foreign-born American citizens at one fell swoop. The impression im the Senate was that the Smoct But what suffrage does be refer to? He ts the on Was to assist Mr The subject of an empire. with its seat at Atlanta. And inference mar be wrong. but !t surely {s plausible. he hopes and expects that that In apr the time was the ru! America * > 3 ~ -— . _ . sea. ec o se - — 4 : . . a» * -_ . it} a? i> Are the Wilson tdeais which party Democrats like praise the kind they never hépe to attain? ———_—_oo—________ SMOOT'S INOPPORTUNE RESOLUTION. tor Smoot’s resolution, introduced the ether at persous and corporations summoned be ate investigating committees shal! have the right to be represented by counsel. caused a good of commotion in that bedr. It is easy to yp- have investigation of the oil lications Sinister aspect of he tha eoaned , vo.luBtari.v bef sonal! » +. — S700 Han whi °h se has had to retrac & newspaper , “che s2 — . > ~~ r -ZWoo resci - } ,* 3 , ** resolu designed Fall. ‘tar > ng power ‘n recedure of be revised. iet > -—e. ~ ruth =2.° :) efter . - s ons, DoW precgeriousiy the re- Wizard, Evans. banned br Si: ms vision wait un’ 1e whole the Teapot both have proclaimed that manr mi! ?r naturalized - Weeke has made a flattering But what s imperial! a= a usurper lally eee = —— — — ease are not white ignores alue It makes t) re unfit for citizenship because thev testants. Bowers’ slogan interdiction and excommunication. Oncession of “znpod” lor?: : ‘ be 4 woacer uu. OT 1.1Ze@OSa ip. — — -—— LET US HAVE PEACE! ‘rom the Brooklirn Eagle ena Disek and thick. full of gaa very, @eatructive and unbealthr SMOKE KILLER. principles of the 100-per-cent organization of which | —_ - ¢ a) Am j 3 4 we S. Pa . » a >» . : - . = ¥ Bry, ) ae = FP be : . o a pie > JUST A MINUTE (Copyrizht. MR. ANTWINE’'S OPINION. IW fast reaticTacyv we are subdsetituting a bu- for a democracy is tlius- happened over at day Mr. Antwine 66 rated br what ‘+e orrer Indtanapoiis said. “an extra-fare train from New York to St. Louis con the Pennsy!vania Railread had topped at Indianapolis. When a fresh en- gine was brougtt fcormrard ~~ Pause the end of Interstate forward, the en- ing was that haul train to thought ‘{t would. the yard whose work ts with engines and whose busin ft ts to keep them running thought se. but the inspectors didn't. “At any rate, an engine ther thought could Ge the job had to be found. It took more than three hours to get it hooked up for the run, and arriving in St. Louis, the train had to refund more than $499 to passengers for minutes late. inspectors were pu 4 ‘e ‘eUrneyv insepert re ‘he Commission stepped > : —— = . 3 badges. and ordered ™) ot = ru > =—- — «¢ & _ **» 298 being three hours and 29 “Meanwhile cther other engines out of service along the and stood on its head. servi: upon the Pennsyivania was .. —_. = 7 .ne wWhoie thing amount- . el _ every 3in amas raided raided ad a raid. We had but a railroad, so we vrania ‘I don't know how this sort of thing ‘m- presses rou, but !t makes me feel precisely as | used to years ago when George Kennan came around and tcsid us about Russia. Russia was « the shadow of tars man was upon everything. We thought it terrible that there should be alwars about somewhere the operative of the Government thrusting into the affairs of the people the meddiesome authority of How we used to shudder’ Russia, never had anrthing the story of what happened this dare say nobody believes the ern- unfit that the mspectors as to reliable. You i get a thousand people together +with- the Pennsy!l- clace where ** i.) @ the throen “Very well. to bdDeat train. I gine was of the Stress was for the company not 79 =ehad - 4m ' : entirely cou! out finding a single person who prefers the imspertors upon tw that of the company inspectors. “This *rings us to the point. The point is that we have (ost our heads. Because the states were careless of their sovereignty and untry was full of reformers. we wert in for centrifugal govrernmmert. The comsequence ts the Fecera) inspector. He ig behind every bush and every tree. We learn im (this case that be is even behind water pipe. It is time we were g-t- - 2 ODp.rion ‘ - .? - > eet S ~e7 » = a * e PF edera! *se ~ evervr ting behind “The first thing we know an inspector frem the Department of Public Health will be meeting us at the depot and telling us tf we are well encug®’ to trarel.” Mr. As- twine said. Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMS 1324.) In the Hall of Representatives, in Boston, hangs a wooden codfish, “The Sacred Cod.” ft is called, “ag a memoria! to the import- nee of the Cod Fishery to the welfare of this Commonwealth,” in accordance with a resciution passed in 1734. It also typifies the Massachusetts roter, who is even easier hooked than the cod. - -* © What ts believed to be smallest church in the wor!ld ts a little stone chape! dedicated to St. Anthony situated five miles east cof Fort Atkinson. Ia. The outside measurements are 12 by 2° feet. The chapel seats a congregation of eight. and since the modernist dispute has not yet struck Iowa ther are all still present. es ts 112 During the reign cof Edward | the Welsh rose against the English, declaring that ther would never acknowledge allegiance to any prince “but of their own ration and lan- guage and cof unblamable life.” Edward I! was born in a castie at Carnarvon. Wales, and he was presented to the Welsh people as a “native-born prince of unblamabie life who could speak no word of English.” From that date the recognized heir to the English throne hag borne the title Prince of Wales And sometimes the real ruler of the empire comes from Wales. as was the case with Llord George. — 7 We were swallowing hock, bait and sinker the story that Boston got her subways for practically nothin got to that point in the story where it told us the fare is 19 cents. At 15 cents it would De possible to pay the city a dividend. — a ** -¢* In... We A laborer who was injured while working for a St. Leuls corporation received a sum of money for damages, probabiy an inad- Trertence upon the part ef his lawyer. At any rate, the plaintiffs surprise was 50 great in severa!] wars that when he opene a saloon in South St. Louts with the money, he put up tiis sign: People who hare must by this time be all but unrecognizabie will be cheered by the following news head- ing: Britain Recognizes Greece. eee a HE Museum of the Citr of New York has an old-time tarern sign on which is printed the following: Four pence ea night for bed. Six pence with supper. No more than five to sleep tn one bed. No dDeots to be worn tn bed. Organ grinders to sleep in the wash hbouse. “No dogs a!- iowed upstairs. ‘No beer allowed in the kitchen. No razor grinders or tinkers taken’ in. - ~e «ce © © © © * ee © Se oe © © @ The MIRRO 4 4 ira > PUBLIC OPIN This column is designe & without bias the latest ent | (feiding publicists, newsgapera Gee “cals on the questions of he Ga ia — ‘y % WEBSTER ON FUSN From the New York Times HE following extract from raneous speech made by . in New York nearly 7) yanml 5 Pilgrim festival could profitably be read in all the The Pilgrims had been great from intolerance; it was sat that their own faith and | consequence, should become Gl intolerant. This is the commana of human nature. Manz . | It is to be hoped, however, that er spread of the benignant religion. of the divine charity 4s anity, has, to some extent, ijue sentiments which prevailed ip Es at that time. No doubt the c com as ther were called. were Se their own forms eof pubile = to their own particular ast = cherished religious opinions they esteemed those at observances which they absolutely binding on all, by ity of the word of God. It UES in the general advancement -@ intelligence, that we find . not seem to have found, toleration of religious @ friendly feeling toward all reverence for God and ommands, is not imc and fundamental pr ligion: I might rather aaj, those fundamental pr At the heart of this granitic sentence: “Man retlaa This fact is at the heart fs troubles in the world toda = and in state. The speech ofS intolerant extremist almost io inevitably creates, as tf by = another extremist as intolerast side. The question which & today is how to organize © go tien against this growing spirit = ance. not only among satem = peoples themselves. Ta 3 ; of the fundamental religion. but aiso of society | national relations. great IVCOME TAX & From the Chicago News. - T last the Treasury 2 _ to announce a new, “ee filed by persons haviag oil ‘eos. It is printed on @ single § per and contains, Bs questions in relation ~eived in the year covered , relief many citizens will be @ greater simplicity sheuld Of forms intended to apply @ than $5900. Indeed, the mindful of that fact and A under his guidance and now makes sundry chansrs obecurities, needless ° ‘enares. The taxrparer is est and most intelli | is possible to draft. the presumption of 4 law provided the aw = i‘ with commen sense and Delightful | Se rw “RSDA sANCARY 17, 1934. ’ \ | and Miss George a Its One Fa- yorablie Opportunit ee HEYWOOD BROLC’S. critic of the New York Crews 1T.— (or ’ im A? . . ° es ‘ "> oe. Felt in the Bones. J " ““ _ ontent.eon pow . Me. North rurned ¥ ork. pething Dv . wad Attorney to Be Ruri @ i * Calvary Cemetery ” : oo . - -_ - . - r 4enT were all Cash-- Los coun- Pa- he 192%, he [4 Thersatr wae w il he held to- ‘- residence to 3%. eh -urech. Burial wil. "ary — tS assistar*t r th M isrsourt ‘Sse. ts “~t wae stiyueated at ljouwe at SF Varva 7 aw here « jad ears and until recent?” espe ifficees in the Tithe: fuliding He w sur. “8s widew. Mra. Mary, ~ athman, and three daugh-/. 4 AM inses Aima end Mary Cash-- ; ras * Levene] —o- t *. Lewih and Mra W. D.. °f Springfield. Til. ~~ ee - Warren E. Harlan, 47 yearei a tied of pneumonia yesterday home, 40024 Shenandasht | He came to St. Louis frem PRM “inital. 3 oe Ce yi ae ‘5 Sab ae eS i ae > ; 4 - er»
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——_ pry PIASTES COMEDY | TFL EAKE PEOPLE — Z THURSDA ie op! ~ . be , S SANDARY 17, i924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evenin , Se g newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH ji ee erage ee Al] | ized west of the Mississippi, aa hi- | |cathedral. It was his episcopai , Seat for 37 years. | is e . ~ Social News — |MUEME Eno MNS’ MOONFLONER’ —TOBSHOPTUTLE woes = A N interestin oup of out-of- — er p ] SHARES DINNER HONORS | work of Wishop Tuttie. to serve aa Clearance Sale Only Two More Days town guests wil) arrive in St. | 1 Mi (se e uis tomorrow to attend the | ‘\ headquarters for the diocesan or- - 1] MASS 3COT ‘weddin of Mis , . o' . - a atiees ‘ . Sanizations, and to be a cente or « Crews anc S c iss Alice Busch, Premiere of Adaptation From) An Attractive Utilitarian Build- comimeanite me ine as » = iti riiy “ft i ities. am iit it) ma 7 EE | | : ntful in Its One Fa- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August A. : ; ies oan : ; Delig | | Busch, and Louis Hager at Grant's Hungarian of Biro$ Given ing Near Christ Church Ca- (| “04! satherings. Friday and Saturda yorable Opportunit) ; Farm Saturday evening From De- in Washington thed : bp ‘d Or Tentative plans for the building y y ——7E ra | will come Mr, and Mrs. Edsel _— “ ra ECide. n. inciude an assembly hall, gymna- Of Our January Sale “ore and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siums, swimming pool, and class . : hy , , ' ey hes . t sizes EYWOOD BROUN. nasil. ellie aiielll nd ote heme a as . and club reoms for men and wom- Semi-annually we must close ou hee ieee Mew Piet. | ore haa then teaeed nena eat Re te ON San. 17. — The| “Plans for the Bishop Tuttle Me-/en, boys and yet ” Otten aia and patterns to make room for the : World. Lindell boulevard. Mr. and Mrs.. | premiere last night at the Shubert- | mortal Building were discussed at for carrying on parish business will new season's designs. . ! a joint meeting of the executive be. provided, and there will be res- Everything in the Sale . - Jan. 17.—A good Adolph Magnus of Chicago, the | Tawar w YORK, -; . Garric “The Moon Flower,” | Stetina , , xe « have been made owt of former a nephew of Mr. Busch, and | : a ny ~waris f | and campaign committees in 2Urant facilities. A clinic and a plays © es a niece, Mrs. Howard Vlanigan of | adapted frpm the Hungarian 0 ' churge of the movement at the st day nursery are contemplated. . ; ations avi j - va ° sa . r / . | . » | ai. = by . ry° > 4 - ble situavio” |New York, also will be present. | Lajos Biros by Zoe Akins of Sti pouis Club last nicht. It was de- PE ps ruttle was Presiding A Bargain | ishop of the Protestant Episcopal Lawrence Eyre | Mrs, Adolphus Busch, grindmother : ‘Louis, revealed a typical Z0oe/ cided ,to undertake a w 4 . . sround and has /of the bride, is at her winter home | ‘ orld-wide Church for 20 years. He was je people. . ‘campaign f . ' ves a 4nagow- died April 17 923. ¢ e age o and gre all aim | Mr. and Mrs. Eugene. D. Nims | matic qualities in addition to being | ment Fund. S6. _ S9SS, OS Te BER a Hemstitching Monogramming Stamping The memorial will take the form an admirable vehicle for the etar, * sure of true and engag- of 56 Portland place have been-en-| & Nene ith melodrama "too tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Hunter | § " a of an attractive utilitarian building Carter to Direct Campaign. me to hold the attention 6 |/[°7 O maame Pity for a few! : ie eee 185 50 hold. that | to be erected in connection with| The memorial movement was in- *F t we would like to see days. Mrs. William R. Compton | | Washington critics o | Christ ‘ hurch Cathedral, Soon itiated last spring by Bishop Fred- one tha * is a formula that gave a luncheon for Mrs. Gary ‘with generous deletions of con-|after Bishop Tuttle’s arrival injerick Foote Johnson. W. Frank’ i aia jot of, but ‘od Fy hag Prob- Tuesday and several dinners have versation, a great deal of which | Missouri in 1886 he designated old Carter has been elected chairman | 819 ust to aay hae , been given. Mr. and Mrs. Gary de- | Christ Church, founded in 1819 and | of the campaign committee, and | is extremely tedious, | 5 eronna: yng ) | is poetical and ji the first Protestant Church organ- Bishop Johnson national chairman. the play has good chances of suc- | | —— » “Fenshasties” will be popu- However, if it is, there will | more to explain it than the in- | * ts of Eyre’s comedy. Laura Miss Marion Harris of Cleveland f ee “ee , . . , . . “cr ; ky ° hs > TN r - 7 ’ 7 ‘ N ; 4 ic "HH the * ws and Grace George do will arrive early in February for a MISS MINERVA CARR NICHOLS, The audience, which packed, wonders. In fact, it may | deferred visit to Miss Frances ISS NICHOLS, debutante! /* ae. ae “auth: « ware : x , gonsiderabiy due to these two |* om pton. Saugantes neagtie Sega VY aenenter of Mr. and Mrs. | the play and the players, but | the . se iy | S Ys . } the persons of the Evre com- | William R. Compton, of 18 Kings- William L. Nichols of 5674 | final curtain at midnight found | wi Peg, TM TE Sas ek as : geem so real when the play | bury piace. Miss Harris postponed | cabanne avenue, shared honors them rushing from tach oe | a , Teen Yay 0A Bites them alone. her visit because of the Junior| wjth Miss Mary Virginia Collins without the usual cry for — ery : ’ | : " There is no | P | dag a . There is a prologue in Ww hich two League play to be produced in | last night at a dinner given by and the adaptor. parted last night for their home. ee — — | Lar. ; oh . . — es ae hey - ~ @e a4 ie aq-@,?* va, : . 4 . => ad An ar ~ ' ut as small babies | Cleveland soon. | . doubt, however, that Miss Fergur | Ce Mees are Sent Ov | Mrs. Lindell Gordon of Le :' , 1 nox son scored a great triumph in a | SRN Stes yan orphanage. Their moth- a £ | place, at Bevo Mill. There were 19 : | : who had a turn for fiction, put Miss Josephine Moffitt, daugh- | guests. Miss Collins is the daugh- 3 part which might have been writ: | od their necks as they were) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel L. | ter of Mrs. Charles Cummings Col- | ee STeee. } ADOLPH SUKOR PRESENTS ' : sadled off their several ways the | Moffitt of 48 Kingsbury place, will |lins of the Forest Park Hotel. | Zhe pay ts a mittee : eee ee maives of a broken shilling. | depart today to visit friends in| — wi. ete ee aa oy Akins’ ‘‘Declasse,"”” Chaplin's “A Where Olive Street Crosses Tenth | —-| Woman of Paris’ and Gautier's | get, opie 5 a ni Woah the foster mothers were more | New York. She will be joined later | 3 tipi nk LG Here of fact. They took off the | by her parents and sister, Miss|,ess at a bridge party this after- | “One of Cleopatra's Nights.” | fe : henge oP pe aming bits and jeft them in the | Olive, and the family will sail Feb. | noon. The guests were Misses} Scenes in Monte Carlo, ° . . | Dali ts +0 anagt, announcing that all) 2 for a Mediterranean cruise. | Ruth Warren, Janice Feldman, Ma-| The scenes are laid in Monte | Exclusive Fashions in err igt es ¢ Sex btruck had never‘ appealed to| rion Laessig, Helen and Elaine | Carlo. Miss. Ferguson portrays 4 | i ‘Voicht, Elizabeth Thatcher, Hen- | ™ercenary courtesan, for the time | 1. ; Airs llow ard Bai > . > ’ | cirie mm ] rey “s . ww ‘ ailey of the et. . i vs! i > ‘ ; [oe “ar + ~« . : the world ae a 4 ind ruest Miss Carrie Salmon of Der Eleanor von Brecht. Bonnie Bons- for his jealousy, which leads him | ou u | ner } wT Ns itj ‘TT tle Anyv= | , " ye ws 7s , N- 4 ~ : ° is ~ ba & ; STA ? ‘ gee opt lweb who departed ves ob kowski, Corinne Wagner, Margaret | ‘© @spatch into eternity any man r, parted yesterday for her | who gives the hint of being a pos- | P) t* lA ' 4 . f . Se gl’ oT / ie by Which to know the other. |, Teasdale and Elise Harbaugh, and | belt on ite Bones. r et Mmes. George A. Clipner, Harry | Sible rival, Row ty playwrights contention a a Cantwell and Bruce Stewart. Mrs. The mercenary courtesan is an-' s that there was something by Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. Hall of 10 | Pine a bride of a few months eal noved and through pique engnges ; which they would later know each North King’s highway, have re- ties Jane Marie Heals | ” ; | in a flirtation with a youth of 23, , er or almost know each other, turned from several weeks in New | ith a | who is willing to take the bullets | : , at had nothing to do Wan pronen York. Miss Margaret Teasdale, daugh- | of the Duke since he has resolve] On the 8 : “i ~ —_ a” im | pkets or bil of a ae 7 ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Willard | to kill himself one night with the | A ; € Stage: ’ , pug ht they would sort of feel if) Mrs. A. H. Handlan of 4931 Lin-|Teasdale of 4310 Delmar boule- Duke's mistress, whois to him the, Hlats that are : lerrace q ' their bones And ‘ hey did. At | gel) boulevard will give a Remar \verd, will give a bridge party sat. | personification of splendor, luxurs . | Garden : /§ ow val. sen b 9 ow wal |party Saturday evening in honor of |urday afternoon at her home. and happiness. doubly appealing | Orchestra : aTONey / phad DEVEL Bee eae cieciy in |MEs: Ls. J. Deerdorf of Kansas City | A strong second act shows ‘the | because “of Chicago” | & Be scat ae Devan, pon Se hes fe Mrs. Paul Rix of Hartford,; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Wag- | em ate oe waite the cour- inexpensively priced \4 Playin Ps ‘ : , - lesovered each other in a precise 4 ta who are visiting Mrs. Rov P.|ner of the Moorlands have as a | ena oe 50 arranged that the | Sama rg arity of behavior. Atwood of Southmoovr. Mrs. At- guest Mrs. Wagner's sister, Mrs. | ania yee think the flirtation is | at | its : thet tc = beautiful idea for aa give a Similar affair for William Saver of Denver, who will | “a tes “ | § :, ond ; , ~ 4 _’ . ' . 4 9 cow York nearly 75 years ego at ® in fact, ju CPas mention |honor, will speak on The Perver- | J wi ecKage Was aimo com prac i d of th union. Cold straw and silk: all in bright hues or black if Capitel—Billy Kitts Orchestra 1] Grarad Central Theater Next Week a. fe r . . a the mece on t his note of frrati- ‘sion of American History ‘ Mrs i plete : (;lasses, té acups and sau- facts intervene. The lad has some. ot cater ? ’ | stiv: waite : soutien iret : a il ice hate mee a vi “aa Sol | q —=_ ~ a = “ il could appropriately OMG Ged caticfactic: Alexander N. de Menil is chairman cers, servi plates an i fragile got | thing to live for, but the Duka “ig as V¥ Pp tably be read in all the pulpits: Ponderous Play on Title, of the Current Topic meetings lets slid to the floor in a general| turns and claims his rights. ‘Th: ‘ . The Pilgrims had been great sufferers if > re will be trav his hetter | oe crash rhe table bog a femporary | curtail? shows +) despond: rit love - | Coming to the Grand Central : pm intoler : Whe are we in hiele hin on ead oe ane ; affair consisting of a platforrn rest- } walking off the stave ac: ; Y . ‘ ; ote anon h was not unnatural we i s ‘j | 1 im. Mr. and i i OUNS. lon. wienee Badiee” MEE antl mtedont coe “ tage again in his | and West End Lyric Saturday neeque . a : a 7 Stage what fown some of rT loon Y: - rt ee avenue have planation advanced was that one}! is an ir me WHE say that i 1 The Best Shall Come Last! No. 4 of the nce, shoul ecome somew Hy some Of the most improb- |returned from a winter visit te le ém ' i zi . ; 4 4n immoral play. ‘| : action ()} ; a - he horses slipped from its place. | Great January Firet National Hite! Olerant. Th! rmity action that ever * beset the | Florid: of th PP piace. ———_—____ — h 8 ie She common infil ee Te a ‘Florida he Seesents ad Ween aeat Se AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS. n nature. la n retallates on man. , _ ’ . e has, —-— - \I «- hity, has, to some extent, improved the” ior the tithe, which is a pon- — =— | av Mus country place, Fair Fn Bee ps ee ee MAT. SAT... 50c. $1, $1.50, $2 ih : : Ne nH!) ; ta | Oaks, Ca! lay n 4 ie ; | 2Za¥h a e 4 “* vUC, Pi, PLOY, Po > . . 4 U . pon the ore “rr, : ‘ dey fF GATTI. l » we il} he h ld - ’ ntiments whi h prevailed in the world ga word “Fan ACTOR WILL GET $250,000 ‘DR - MAYO T0 ADDRESS dita tm Clie . ) € to ca : a5 . 9 15 y oe “4 rn | that time. No doubt the “first comers, ' ind is used so 1 lianvy times ji } . . ° . 74 n cago. Ruggles, who lonight a) ‘lo Mat. Sat. kg od A! pA ; w such il) ur ) § thet « | ’ , Was. /4 years ol) ‘aS 3+ , . + a eee eee eee eee TORRE © toch Il purpose that at, FROM ESTATE OF WOMAN, 72|° SURGEONS’ CONGRESS HERE! siccn7 1.07, cees tative St | Te Eton, rete rer IE LTINGE| BROWN Based on eir own fornis of public worship and. - we actually feared an upris- ee ine 2 ° . was genera! pass- seuex vt OV d ie ~ 4 \ « EUGENE O'NEILL'S irom ti theater . rv —_ * - ace or " we ™ their own particular and strongly ee oente’ Jack Henderson, “Best Friend” of He and Others Prominent in Surg- | Sor “daa agg for the Iron Mountain | 4And the Six Brown Brothers |} With Superb Pley erished religious opinions. No doubt q a r, the piece is acted ex- | Mrs. G. B. Wilson, Quit Broad- ery to Preside at Clinic at St. roe road here for many years, and | ig In the Wertt’s Most Unique | BLANCHE SWEET That Won the ey esteemed those sentiments, and the on y well, even by those less way After London Season. Louis Hospitals | ater had a4 similar position with w F M B Y ntersasnenens 6 | GEORGE MARION Pulitzer Prize for srvances which they practiced, te 8 Mme’! by heaven than Grace |Special to the Post-Dispatch. ne Cian 2 te ut |the Michigan Central Railroad, ih The Four Marx bros. {Black and White Revue 9%, | WILLIAM RUSSELL. American Dramas : plutely binding on all, by the author-_ wee and Laura Crews. Much NEW YORK, Jan. ° 17.—Jack aren cea ee with headquarters at Chicago. He Cast of 60 Farceurs, Singers and Dancers} 7 I ge gg : —————— 'y of the word of God. It is true, I think, redeemed by this. Marvy Ellis, Henderson, also known as Ogden Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., and retired to his estate at Fair Oaks ma J ae — ~ i fb 4 re g mage en Bape ec Gt 1- we co ee te: é the general advancement of human on “toe spirited and fine. and .. Hoagland, to whom Mrs. George | other prominent surgeons will ad- |10 years ago. Ruggles is sur- annem decid ost _“Globe-Democrat. Gy JOHN GALSWORTHYS : stellicence. that we find what they do / “on Churchill, John Miltern and B. Wilson, 72 years old, of Phila- | q " ao ‘ _Vived by his—wife “ oom i ell worth i yy _ ’ , | oe ~canh tern an } :; _dress the two-day congress of the} , @ son, and two I'll Say She Is" ie well worth seeing.) 7 ; ot seem to have found, thdt a greater §. Sinclair were all entirely |delphia bequeathed $250,000 of her ) : Z | daughters. The four Marx Brothers are a Riot. 4} , it r . 7 Missouri, Kansas and Illinois sec- | ~Star. ; | pleration of religious opinion, @ more $5,000,000 estate, is described on : Dicer alee ae: —__— “rl Ss She Is wins its audience ; iendiyv feeling towa rd all who profess Rr adw ay ae es he hest -dressed ju- tion of the A merica nN College of Mexican Publisher athe Say 5 . ’ a - a BIG WEHEK rerence for God and obedience to venile who ever played ona stage.’ | Surgeons which will open in- St. | > ao Os ' 4 ead . ij dou cn we mmands, is not inconsistent with the MAN FUNERAL TOMORROW In her will, which was mede! Louis tomorrow : — . . gg publisher of Ex- — nf cs ne ie wet ap eck Xs ft WITH ORIGINAL N.Y. CAST r, CARL LAEMMLE'S -~ ¢ re- i He . re | a ate 7 te seg se family and | Y 33 t the heart of this paragraph 1s the. Funeral services for John Cash. Uon for his friendship at a time tures during the congress. His! after ; ion a f "a wed ie npg 4 toa HBA 7 le ie Fhe aSti@ : aatwee & BlLaY OV months in | ef . . — . nitic sentence: “Man retaliates on msn. 86 years old. acsiatant c when most needed.’ principal address wil] be on ““Med-;, Europe. He is regarded a one of | Se alan Y i | s fact is at the heart of most of hte 4 ———— ene Henderson and Mrs. Wilson meét,/... . eo the conserv ete 7 . “ Me eee Sparkling Cast. including) ee ) ne ‘ Ubles in the world today-—both in chureh ; | or the Missouri Pa- he says. about 10 vears ago, when ical Progress” at § p. m. tomorrow , es may - e editors of Mexico | [ELSA 4 -™ Se ORION caricnay wre: a Sees be ) | ” in state. The speech or deed of on% Railroad from 1905 to 1910.|he was in his early 808 and she|4t Hotel Statler, headquarters of one Rare oa papers have supr ||SerENOSHEA —«LAIUI8 SIMON Gattison Jones and Band TK | di: , 7 r,s " ——e , ore: ie Obregon Gov it XIN jLEN — - —, olerant extremist almost immediately led home, 20 Thornby |}was more than 60. She had a col-|the congress. Other surgeons and ig eer egon Government, || MAXING BROW? Bee: pases hg nap CASSLER and BEASLEY TWINS , 1 l & z : He nten | , " =f vitably creates, as if. by polarizatiom esterday, will be held to-j|jection of more than 20,000 or-| hospital executive hedtled for| E a bag 3 wo stay 9" JAND A TIFFANY CHORUS TEMPLE FOUR : | . . ero {rr . ote. i | . ' ' ‘ - ' , . j ipae. eutl _ ‘ i ther extremist as intolerant on rg .. .' a J Genceto St chids. which expeditions had gath addresses are: Dr james T. Ca tionary conditions necessitated is Nights, 5Oc-$2.50. Gat. Mat. H6c-63 ANI ’ . e. The question which Is most nc ah ire burial wil, red from all over the world hs —* _— ’ ase | returs at cat 7 POP MAT WE BEST $1 50 6———-OTHER GREAT ACTS-——6 TONITE ; ay ia how to organize thought and emo i aves ‘ ' PMWIet ey j lies derson Rut rare etuder P law , ior Rattle Creek, Mich : Tr. Allan .\s ii ~ . . . SLATS . - WITH ; m acainst this crowing spirit of intolet*_ *hman was mative ‘ lett > oe ies all ake oe ‘ ' eS | a ; SELECT FEATURE _PHOTOPLAYS AT 8:20 . ae } . on “7 ferer ver and MuUSICA comedy, favorite. D. Craig of Chicago: Kiev Roe B Bowl » « > 3 —————— r 52 ces ae — ae 3—AND OTHER VAUDEVILLE—3 ceUeN 6 UN A EA of ' WV a Cheater Beautiful—Cherekee and lows | ; avy ashman ana aR eae an Se u al ae or the St. Louis & Southwest- > } SCREEN SENSATION and Si vy rf . ' om the Chicago News. * Misses “ras in z + d ear. nearly a yvear later in obtainipg a anes o* (ern Railroad, of which Gould is m3 ar ALI MONY i | ee tee pen | A wer | ee ne ate 4 ae ‘ i ia 2. meat ary ©asn-| .;,. ' arones Standardization of hospital prae-/| ona; ‘ol ] or : Ode Fri. and Sat. Eves... Jan. 25-26 (*stleen Moore in‘' The Huntress’’ ; et a ment is able % St. Loui — " divorce from the Baroness ee 7 chairman of tl] , -t)] re. GRACE DARKMOND aeon ; . os Ros ; ¥ y la th Treasury pe tr and te " ve of ~te orn and Mrs W ; D What the service Was W hich lien. i tice and records i ; he Companion : r and contains, it appears, only * dhe Ws L. Harlan, 47 years (; Hearing Wlison, refused to dis- | United States and Canada, andj} ssuemene i — _ Oe, AMUSEMENTS to“C. 2” estions in relation to the income 2 his } Oo: pn: moni i yesterday |, use ‘publishes a list of those meeting | ODEON, Tonight 8:15, Tomorrow 5:00 | ¥ —_—_-~-- - -— ! this 10me, ne ~~ fie ) — ruk Bie OF BEAUTY AT THE ived in the vear covered by it. Yor ; : 4 ~A Shenandoah P " ‘tc requirements Most of the Rudolph ois! | ry Net Cemcatige OP ir ay teful. But “. He came to St. Louis from After the young actor had re-| Pine aa aetewa , | “Beaut © t . d , i : LAST TWO DAYS many . itizene i be ben in Greenvilie 1) . . e 3 ge at turned from his l_oy Aon engage- larger Tr Louis hospitais are iThe | Y yY on en e Pianist with ' OLIVE aT G ND | “JUDGMENT Or THE ¥ eater alroplicity should be po ; Yidow 9 Sie oD YOEaTS AGO. ' _— anes n “Pp ’ l|eluded in this lst. ou are alwa fh } 4 ; STO am : : | and ; : }ment he played a season in “Papa’as | ys confi- be voce exw Wy tHE. ; RM rms ihtended to apply to incomes ote oe" 7 886 @ son surviv: Darling.” and then abruptly dis-| It is planned to have Dr. Mayo | dent that your beanty ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY * WOODWARD PLAYERS | With Lioy@ Hughes. 3 an $5000 e ole reven oo. ee . =o att 7 ther prom! has be S5e, 500—SUNDAY, JAN. tedman, Laciiie Ric ’ ye Indeed, the wh istrative — ° ‘appeared from Broadway, to which and other prominent surgeons of | soce developed to Pf Soloist—-Violinist-—-RUTH “RARNUM WAS RIGHT” 30c MATINEE EVERY DAT Fenty needs revision on its admin Movements | "oo tendir its highest ssibilit Uy a ‘ ; . eae 7 , | OON , iF . a + been un the . ‘he has since been an infrequent vis- |the 700 atte ding «he congress mm St po 1¢8 si BRET ON | awe THURSDAT—SsTORnA | 4 aa? DAY O28 | NTINDOUS 1 to Me ioe ereeas Mellon .~ ~ pre A Atsociated Press itor | preside at clinics at local hospitals. _ ne Ge ——- ‘Tickets, Aeolian Co., 1004 Olive, Ol. 9103 « TIGER ROSE|~*W | The Adorable Musical Comedy Star | . ndful of that fact and the tat: i The } rit Orien ream. eS Ase) ABR ta cme = . : : . ' —_ der his guid Aen and now in committee ; Aisiers , Arrived. | —_ i The « peng 7 alee Mw“ “en a sen Flesb-Rachel — =—— a pemanaien _ ale i —. a, ro aa " . J a 1, | A S A N D E R S 0) N . ove. S. Jan. 3 latic i e Garborg. Poet, Dead. quet at ote Statier saturday - ; ane . : : : 25. With a Reperteire of Songs iis eundry chankes Gemane’e te Cum : 6, Adriatic. New Arne G c wel Send 1 0c for Trial Size COI ISK Uy FRI. PER. 1 ODBON-—Fri-Sat. Eves.. Jan. 25-26 wn S ee ee EI MONT Bcurities, needless complexities wnd ; . Boston, Je 14 By the Associated _" P ; Ss. ’ ba et r KVE. RUTH ST. DENIS 4 Say | _ ~, —- : . ' n j : , . ee ; T) a } 7 ire + ar j « a ures. The taxpaver is entitled to the cles ' . Ausonia, Liv- ‘ HRISTIANTA, a rway al ' j | | | "no . SH WN ) , % a) My, enkines DELMAR & CLABA and most intelligiblegncome ta* form oat —Arne Garborg. Norwegian poet New President of Ecuador. =. “ y HN rk " A ane t 1c He Wrote “Sweet on * “THE posrible to draft lie i entitled also * ) Sailed. and estory writer, is dead, at thel py the Associated Presse wt : )) j } ’ 1); . : a as ) Novak, “ s ‘ : New To k ; , ‘ ~ , { hil 7 “7° YA oe Ecuad ] - ClIs imw li Amie ers ' TLermnes and and : Hobart » presumption of a desire to abide by ~¢ r . J a nN ; }_ at hontia,. age of 73. His rellg ous-p ii os0p i- Gl A _ YQ 4. «‘ Ua or, . an. ] ‘ | G IN P NO RECITAL Tickets s! 3a to 52.76. Aeollan Ce ‘ | Geat Leases : ¥ provided the law accords, as it | the ‘cal book. “The Lost Father,” was|—Dr. Gonzale Cordova was — Pwrawua s | , 1A! . eo | 1004 ‘Hive Mt. —e ye § 1s , . “AW 7 ~~ . or ' ; 4 » manians itl > : ada 2 | Th. $3.50, $4.40 Tin Elizabeth Cuesy. wo Compietel, n “Spotligh ramatic th common sense and equal justice. ee Jan. 16, Aquitania,} brought out fn an American edi-]| President of Ecuador at the na- O rien t a ( Y eam | Tickets, $1.65, $%.28, va Oi $- ~~ i eo Topics News Ponles | tion only recently. tional election yesterday. aBOLIAN Co. 1004 OLIV E—Thone 9103 Progress es ‘ - ‘ > x 5 re 7 * ; : 7 , a ™ , . celle. eee ee ee all 6
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Ege ST A Own PTET TT coms PE PLES weet res w- nwt ‘ — . t - LS ai —_— -- —-— — - ee eee , . - — _ . 7 — « , ome . rr 1a! arer OL a - - . . 7 . . —_ . oa wire identify wan known as James time was tered today at a local hotel, where Dome oil reserve, Mrs. Fall in- ator Caraway’s remarks. ie Eee Ask Your Grecer or Us fer Premium aie te - , na A Coats. ' Price ”- os have defeated List. Olive 8602. Prescrpt sm = ee ; . hb ng pany tha at- pi iy ore : : n of fi nding growth. Ww acd ee Se SSS nS ee ¢. LOUIS UNIVERSITY : s - — wee § . ; on rm ecu a? nie i& a se len I a ; A _ abeis: also Tom Boy Canned ee, ' ham Jase, onnueen. %. i leer onl out thas) Oe 2 Se ae | | o~ : > =A \Wexi- . Ly > ror -a2.uaDie fr resents. c : 4. = : 1eC %. ; 2 Over 800 Fine $9 ait ort 7) . hot 7 te , J eet ‘ —- Gam feet. e—alwars q . ho rl ) A | a te 4 P. we Detly } re ‘ ; : re ruptured—you may save a lite or at ° @ocrs- r ° stile. nnnesteatieenieal , hard battle St. Louis Premium Station teadily amd eastiy. witht no i! jefPects - penn A nnd wn lrugist ec wa ay A Friday Bargain Offer Jo 0.2 ooo ves eave 19 aes ion oe eee procure them tree voor Paget at on 1012 N. GRAND maine eas tae Fest Degaca | Tet i ng element of the Marmo:a | pany, 2012 Wood i printed 67.917 Houses, Flats, ete. -siebic SPPe, " : - i on official advices of strictly first quality Hosiery. Wool and Piber Silk-and-Woot Hose R inder Generals Marcotte % ors i] ‘iy ‘ t2 he >i ae “ | S ee: SAVE Your LABELS| .% 2900". BOLIVIA COATS fos es ON ee Den a ere b | you n E . , \ ome ounce jar costs —E All Perfect! ve te a aw tn tnaneheniin > ties ee W omen Yul} Womecn s : } a gies z = Pah Pure - fer $1 ' $1.4 . " ~“ § nee ; Brogan : re: A ~ | We Give -—— ) : | . icnssGiuert! whethea. it has been if gemersi gan Redeen ur Willses extraordinary Method . . Is harmless ae Carcifze St—(Near Grand In Our Hosiery Savings Dept. may be purchased af - To clear our stock of broken lines ican Embassy ‘said in.a statement . ® , —~ VA s.... , ew . ‘ : : Also Tepeaca. 1 em ‘ | | iif ae emen's biber-Silk and $i 10 $1.00 (r= —_ = “J enio Mart en, | : Qual mins sh and Pier 55 ¢ Sipywrentee hon seamemciayvteme = WADSHINGION Ail SEVENIM prace| "6 the enemy took u ae See Some a_sith. CHAS. F. LEVY, Pres. vs = ity fead-sun— cis cB Friday and Saturday te 18¢ Special Purchase Boys’ and Girls’ Hose Features in Oat Sieecs 9 and 9'~ enly— Sk crade | | ee Pacr 35c Siagk Ff bed ' . one ¥ ea ; , . — fer Urbalefo attacked : for Loe THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust Street “Gn tue tee ee ee > thee advance on, the till are falling back i , , 7 ’ J | \ ' 1 / . _/ ; . ' ' em ha $72 ‘y"} = ’ : od ' ek tet i * : eres . : + J . _o* ' | . , " + s ’ ." . , “* Z > | * ‘ , ‘ ~ > ~ This massive Kroehler Suite, upholstered in heavy silky velour, t a comfort-giving, serviceable living-r loose cushions, best of filling and coil $ spring comstruction. Davenport opens into a full-sized bed. One of our big February sale features at ........ Consenient Crodit Teta regard to cost of merchandise, thou- prices have been cut sO that those at- tending the Hub’s Annual February Furniture - = - - € pes : $8.50 ~ 3 iving- Suit p R | C EF S C U T PO alll $275 3-Pc. Velour Living Room Sui The beauty and quality of this beautiful velour Ove 7 Mn ee sale Suite has caused it to be particularly favored. Suite me a » | ~ ‘ ad > ant ‘rench-plaie Mir: javenport, chair and rocker—tinest spring con- — } ee oe aaggegy HE me struction, heavily overstuffed, with loose spring O O O neaivchre om: cushions. Choice of several color combinatio . - ~ ; — polychrome bases, Pp here for Friday only, at a big bargain lors . Press and P . ss Pasar tr ‘ : n g Cos, the m Georgette shades: Reed and Fiber Furniture a great value at . the sale price of | Spinet Desks na “Pa $12.95 Yq Smokers and Humidors : 11 w ALL-WOOL fed as a result of a wound re VISIT our daylight uy — Be Phe British consul believes 2h reatest showing of Charter Osx $175 Velour Davenport Bed Suit 1= | -t o ee eee é L1G, - : | rs, Pe: fect. ole’s, forit 7 An invisible bedroom at less than $100. That's what this t ~ enport Suite with mahogany finish frame and ha : | a velour upholstering offers. Chair and rocker Commerce Goes on Undesturbed : »- _ . t1ave comfortable spring seats—davenport may pet ae oe be comverted into comfortable bed when at Tampico es ee . «- S PS See S - sy | Paneled Polychrome Mirror -O ie = needed eeeeetee eee cee een >co «UMM séfler —_* ers the T , .3 An exceptional bargain. French plated, 12x45- tie ; = ay § Convenient Credit Terms 25§0 : en > aii woo Mutflers Ww sa — . : il Mirr = FE ame s ed me * ' , 4 _ _ irrors. r ase tint \ fringed ends in butf, brown, gray and nx range | e the ' $7 85 * : , nin ae | paneled polychrome with decora- ; — - = MEN — B heather muxtures. The Winter's in ful! Cag gw tggicn a tive ornament. $14 value 2 ~s swing amd ome of these Mufflers w:! NE Mia: , iit eee 3 eS ‘zc oi) ' i &. cuddle you comfortably ras ‘ va ve o- candia : Zz i “> tei Ee | of pet : i 7 , ' ra i > ; 4 rehe?l : i . : - a . 5 3 . ee e : he war disturved. Trains | orchere ‘Over 1500 stylish and ONE-DAY SALE @#\ ming on normal sched Rete: | | $125 Blue Enamel }}} sh ON et | Be: Ceats, including some _ Boys’ 2-Pant Suits, jp | Gos: | 1 Hee =H | 1 | 4 Gas Range ||: | i as = = 7 USED Hart Sc $20 TO CITY Conse! ) . Overcoats, ee iti ae _ S$ 1 020 ‘ ' ~~ ‘ ‘ «| With Kitchen Heater ) ne rece ar. ve $ 75 ‘oe ° y 7 j " 4 Keooms (ek * bifferebe ty Q ot =). eliers Saye. . : 7 Sheep Lined oats 4 | ce tate | rs, te ; ‘0 oem le i ahesh - i blue z $6.75 Values - a ' , pived by th > % $22.50 spaci aa oe egy 0 agg ne , e = . — | This large-sized blue enameled cabinet - 1012 N. Gas ie , AY : - - yurms coal or wood and has two holes : : . beat lle J ; mm top ror cooking, and wil] keep the $175 8.P; Anne 95 ) ) .. a | @ WHITE ENAMEL (RIB mItcRhenm wart. lece - Another eftremely attractive Dining Suite with an -_ buffet and six leather-seated chairs. Suite is fin- ste and fillers. A greet sa . : --- . $12.50 ished in a deep, mch walnut. China cabinet is sold separately tive price—includes oblong, extension table, large * 1 . ’ —_— —_—_-_ — a —_— —_ — — —_— — , - a ) Canvenient Credit Terms Suits of long-wearing, serviceable fabrics that won't show » ~T = Acie soil. Coats and pants are strongly lined. Sizes 6 to 1:7. TOP . loud? | aan iy Sa ° on ~ Overcoats of Chinchilla or woo] mixtures. Close fitting ig vings ugs + . " ” -_ +. —s a on heatie a , ae — = collars and warm linings. Good assortments of patterns. Sizes sa, - ay ~ nag oe Songn pay $39.75 ’ x ‘terns ‘xi. Sz ‘tt to 8. ee ‘ 7 Sheep-lined Coats of heavy khaki shell. sheep lining and ‘ beavertzed collars Sizes 8 to 2o > . 5 _ and is equipped with com- : = md Tate tn ol ing ly led rases “as present throughout the piete set of glassware ra . + and tho ganas eae ee makes this | : spee ~ Oo | ae a most attractive value. Suite includes Chiffo- | & ee " > . . rette. Dressing Table, Dresser and bow-end Bed ; Pall at New Orteans Hotci; Ir- — ainut fish. These four pieces ‘grouped ported Til by Wife. > | | as wet ig <2 Te Bas Seutheast Corner Washington Avenue and Eighth Street | eT P a NEW ORLEANS. Jan 4. vert 5. Fail, former Secretary ef‘ ee We oe se AWS g i) ita s nae et
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ah iv - Sila elt Re TY TR eas ‘ 3 ANUATEY te ibe : —— ni | a _ meen WANTS BE4L -Dit 1S-SPORTS No Need to Suffer from ; ESTATE | ~ Superfluous Hair . a = > rae wm em & rréres oo i As was told in yesterday's Post- | »-lined Coats, $7.50; all-leather Jerkins (sleeve Biaseteh. ‘the dik oun “eal s coats), for the outdoor man, $1.45; brand-new | i gentitied as the robbers who held Pants, $1.85; blue serge Pants, $3.25; all- wp the poolroom and were shot by i | Pants, $2.90; Coats and Vests, sizes 34, 35, /* customer. = Deputy Coroner 3 -C te and Vests. sizes 39, 40 42 Streeper said he had investigated gz. eee on Oe a tee — perm or Su ’ $1 75 ‘and disproved an alibi offerea by 44, $2. $5 50; boy : its, . *ithe third youth, who is ecte: ' . ’ : io Is suspected a § 62.75, $3.75; boys’ Pants, all sizes, 45c; girls’ Cloaks, of having driven the robbers’ au-+]h HRIFT means so much more than merely SO SS aS es ow {oe Pe . . , : ed ’ “ 7 seh e« to 2 wt t | t ' $1.95, $2.75, $3.50. Tremendous euts In'tadies’ morc. money—it means personal effici t Sevings Department ‘and children’s clothing. | mean Pod ak eee ee : means plans—it “means foresight, prudence More thon 55,000 Savings Accounse | | | | and sane, legitimate self-control—it means all i TY lived in E Alton, w dward ivi : -Room Suite | LADIES’ BRAND-NEW LATEST i LE | matinee. ar cauee ae aie ee that makes or character. - = ‘ald Hockett, 20. » fc ‘AS 7 s beautiful velour Overstuffed | EMBROIDERED SERGE d wher to a eaaiinata . c . . | @. It is as much removed from miserliness on | dead when taken to a sanitarium. ~- - ly favored. Suite includes large «He Hockett died two hours later. The | t spring con- cit se Rat third youth, who took the others +> travagance on the 7 iL th loose spring $ oN H $ . }to the sanitarium with a story that the one hand as 1t 18 from ex 4 r combinations HE e =ihe had found them lying in the other. Aa | , . i . . , EE, EEE Sage me ew Eee Oe & * East Alton railroad vards, which is — Fe . ' : about two miles from the Wood | : : > . Credit Terms | Excellent, Most Stylish Astrakhan River poolroom, denies knowing q As we build the ideals of Thrift we build | anything about the poolroom hold- character. | up. | if f However. John Guarino. who oe" | AC U E ES shot the robbers, and Joseph Cal- SAVE . 'caro, proprietor of the poolroom, : $100. That's what this Bed-Dav- ish frame and handsome finish ir and rocker mm eee ee ee; 4 . - tf 7 _ ; : — - " ; — = LLL LT EE ELIE LES ATE SO I A, te sty ia 7% — - rms | < ; Just the thing and most styl- os Hockett. They said a third person, ‘ ee i i B r now and this Spring. . whe wae outside the pootreem. took ie les’ Brand-New Cheviot uf) 4ageu rovvoers away 1n an as the same make as the one which HEN you make a Will and name us 3 Executor or Trustee, thereby giving your . from the head of one of the rob- -“T ow . h ‘ bers when. he was shot. Laushiin practicing one of the highest forms of Thrift. , was bareheaded when taken to the : : ° “9 : HRIFT means — against loss as | Wednesday Is “Make a Will Day | , told policemen that he and Laugh.- ial: ala-"Wieaier dow ts Gk ee Safe Deposit Box and you are practicing Zhrift. : e have hundreds of bar- 715 yards and became angered because they had no money. ‘ i S . The funeral of Laughlin wil! be ~ Five dollars rents a box for one held this afternoon at the Metho- : sizes. ,dist Church in Bethalto, near East . . ) MEN’ AND WwW Alton, where he attended Sunday ment, which department is the . Ss BR -NE school a few years ago. Hockett's largest of its kind in the United ri Editor Sues 11 Men for Attack. ver 1500 stylish and plain Over- gem oe ae Se | SAVE © . ri ei. ArhK., van. 1 i . » including some extra high- bated se and oP erntent east oS | Press, weekly newspaper, filed | fj . ] d ° ceive can make Overcoats as low as.......... | | HE hinancial advice you recet Or ‘ages as a result of the re- , e* in Until 8 P. M.* Page and Grand es our commercial banking service is the giving have identified Laughlin and ‘ . ™ automobile, which they described later was driven to the sanitarium . | Cap Figures in Inquiry. | | Calcaro and Guarino have pro- : 4 [pean ‘bins sh cltailine oni eae heirs the protection of experience, sanitarilum. Hockett, while dying ° ° well as accumulating. Rent a Mercantile lin had been shot by two robbers fains in fine cloaks, including year in our Safe Deposit Depart- body has been shipped to Green. : j ville, I1}., his m@&her’s home, for States. | : burial. - : penenr More than 15,000 boxes rented USED Hart Schaffner & Marx. sui ‘esterday for 13,090 dam- . ee ee ’ an or or break you. A most important part of eee eee ee ee ower eee — rere wn el cent invasion the newspaper | . : s ‘ Cars Stop at Door plant by & group of unmasked | of business advice, and one of your most im- i men. Eleven men, who were in- portant steps in practicing Thrift is the ask- ing of this counsel. i. dicted and pleaded guilty of the attack on Barry and his assistant . were named defendants. ~* . : SAVE — ; - ueen Anne Suite ining Suite with an equally attrac- | sion table, large irs. Suite is fin- $ | China cabinet is _ Credit Terms Bridge Luncheons i oe. ee investing money safely. You are practicing Thrift when ' The Mercantile Bond partment 1s a _ : ce” T HE Busy Bee Tea Rooms are now available for Bridge | safe place to buy bonds. you use Mercantile Servi or Afternoon Tea Parties. Give, your next Bridge | Celebrate Thrift Week—SA VE : —————————————— Luncheon amid these beautiful sur- io Nw - . roundings. Tables may be reserved | UU) GY B F 3 in advance and you are assured that | ’ ) ‘ y - -* seSesasas : membrance to your guests. 417 N. Seventh—Elevator to Second Floor | 4 All Week the luncheon will be a pleasant re- jf Friday Candy Special | Special ) Specials . | Milk Chocolate Divinity, , Lord Baltimore Layer Cake. | Assorted Cream-Filled Cuts. j Amorted Caramels and Such as only the Busy Bee po me ....£0¢ | -—e «© ti ; a Moguls. One-pound ——, Many equal the. stil gh saege y | mce Dut none English alnut i | Three Stores for Your Convenience 417 North Seventh St.. Olive and Sixth 617 North Broadway No Candies like Busy Bee Candies Be . ra Suite as Shown racefully rounded tops are pleasing feces makes this . ; includes Chiffo- e ind bow-end Bed ; ; ad ee me - NE EE ES ET A GE NTT SN ————_ ~~ ae ep * —_- - ~~ - -~— - — - A _ +. 25 252525252526 25eS5e5e5e5e5e! cs are grouped at Credit Terms A ———— — —_———— —
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- A ~~ oem | EE 6 = pam een ; xceeded + Limina id reports frem producers 433.000 tons. valued at $344.549,- PERI: Mrs wer eued ty the commision. ore production in 192% amounted two other mes-—in 1917 and 1918 of 96 per cent of the country's nor-| 000. an increase of 39 and 33 ver GOITRE § ng the The railway in the last 20 years f% 918.000 cross tons. an in- —a _.. mates he mal ouput. Ore shipments from cent, respectively. ac ept 4 : a i eeeaienhaenieinndadiiiamtmenaneniamnmemn ne’ as paid bir re Cor- =-—- before oe SS to the j . — s b Brand-New Serge to Mrs. ’ avenue, an engineer, died Seen ty. e leaving neither widow dreae- | ont : DRE 29 = in n, . rt , | tts Places on Director: Toe Cure a Cold in One Day TON ’ et qitl, his aister. “oo &. _ tughes Ast S27 ea . . ) rrtha ep WGe cen S won qpew -s shal! cladly ce peresaal of Ste mies a em ; —— > ’ : my." errs > » 7 : ’ ~ : ~ ’ ~~ : at ’ ‘ ementation \1 ay .7 — s wal a > . a , » ’ bia? . > _ mwas ever’ vt! i,” ‘Bite Sul s sit La is a . -” : . ol 5 k ¢ ‘ a eereeee Sere 8 | as FORA After washing with | 3 anes . forming mn ne = ~ - —o re Ge EK 2 FAB, this sample of P a “eo Th n * ~~ a heavy, - the same goods stood ") * 2 mpv misery in the chest. bel a “pull” of 2950 | | > “i = cu we ¢ sour rig points also—as strong ; a ve beartbur : water 2 the a | f w * Grash or naus as origina | ‘i e He h te ee York yesterda) : After washing with | | + : ho . tablespoonful in a glas« aupey popes t—! —_——_——, net ane a ee | 7” 6s | ‘ : i a. ef awa ‘dr ae flakes, this sample of es the same goods broke | = 4 ermore. te continue (hls at 2800 points. It , had lest 150 points of strength. Winchester Iiepeating Scruges-Vandervoort-barne Lhe -~ 6 = , a = 5 7 - we — ——- @ a as => & _ ” & > — 7 > -_ - 3 _ / > s+ - ’ / / / Ya / -_——— wee —eoe 0s | - ~ NI \ ak mney m2 ~ r ’ + te the kidnevs l thus promote a Aing r — Aft rash: ath —_ er washing with a oe Os | mgee rx tl 3 third kind of soa S J Salte is inexpensive, and is : ‘“ ' . S P is de le vy, rr? , ) : i] at yrapes and soulnwe ate *» Beil Ts if ph »7>« > ’ flakes, this sample of hi > “Ci eg ! ? , | er » wu mbhined with lithia aitheugh he will resign fr the same goods broke | FREE A _ { — . s rr) @ ADVERTISEMENT = j A fine Player-Pia>o = > > . ~ Tro MoT who was Me ; traded in last week— tk of Magnesia | neer | ae ° en f : easily worth $350— Lhe pioneer nar a! TY or ' —P ati Friday’s special at . West, founded e Simmons ~ ; ry os &! 168.00 sers Try This! | ; ae $ gence combines Milk of Mag , ips: a eigaag . The Cloth Testing Machine tests the strength sia with Mineral O71! to fiche is en w e ind War of cloth with scientific exactness. The machine a nd en Wes : r n for 23 vears. Since the me: | stretches the material by slow and gradual ODrwsti pation SNE SCIGOsis ce wit the W ester { ' motion until it breaks. The haad on the dial =Modern ovilization with its heave j9°% He has heen 5 chars \ Steps when the material parts. This deier- : - ating and its lack of exercise has a ER S Guseeae if mines the precise amount of** pull" which the | ' — oe oe ht two great foesof human health: an eee ars a fabric will stand / . eeegetion and acidosis (sour stom- _ ~. Fete ge ara | ) a : ’ i eratee , ret ‘ thz ~~ . . 4 = (4 aah . ale ‘ wigest ion, hea ~ 4 urtT.. at Cross. “as a apex " ‘ nasa | ~~ t Ln or ba l>s . garmen(s, wlicnp a dark brown taste in the morning—are . Pad (nem > Beane. musi be clean aad sof. After washing. Halev's Magnesia-Oil is the name of children $ perfect emulsion upon which the wh: the: nh: | S. Ggovernmen' hasgrat nted 3 patent broad befere going to Ne York | =The milk of wy? Nesta coun teract $ a} symptoms of ths condition. ot _ — “0 | r , - ee oe =Milk of m agnesia Is a eee | SSS? See we Se wore harmful stomach acids but oe buna ogetaehe ibenelen=eges ae X nesia | ong only goes half way. beuis County Club | » 1 | ain S fore Science nae combined pure many years Ws ? S e wi eS last longer—this machine proves it! " onl ludrica es the intestii nes, over- ing constipttion naturally without = HIGHER SWITCHING CHARGE raj or! with this rd t. Mrs Simmons and their ha 4 M-O can be — ae & og dhe by yr —_ - old. It is SOUGHT BY BUSCH LINE Phin hosiery wears betver if washed | ) - dry over radiaioe oF This Cloth Testing\Machine is used in the Domestic Science Depart- . : Wbn-hadi forming and contains no rs or other harmiul nannte. Increase of aehatnel Allow ance PO BOL GY OVS SOIREE GS Hove Stop at vour druggists today and get From $5.55 to $7.50 a Car | ‘ 4 . ; aa. | * : Pate SPetinol Haley 'sMagneda-Ou. Take === Asked For. | ment of one of the leading Universities.* With it, experts recently tested = J ; Ehe Saving Lubricants °°: "> property cannot pey 4 flakes, according to the makers’ directions, and all under the same the ; conditions of temperature, rinsing, etc. Then, one by one, all these samples were tested in the Cloth Testing The | Manufacturers Rallwa: . . . i OILS . rves the plants of Anheuser Machine. The instrument, with an accurate and even pull on every cs > “Seal and Satisty”’ Burch eS ew osight. thread, strained each square of cloth until it broke. The dial of the F. machine automatically registered the exact point of breaking. 7.5 | *° Delicate chins and glass washed with After this test on nainsook, they made others on silk and woolen, ® De : : | ‘AB are ehiningiy ciean. And rour . : ' | > ee Sale Continues | These careful and impartial tests prove that the FAB way is the better Hee i. EewpCepTight Siseve Cap has an Incet way to wash. They show by actual figures that materials washed with v4 ) the pen. It is fitted to FAB wear better. “ few to Clean Queetcealetanetn FAB, you see, is the safe soap flakes for all your washing. FAB is FAB makes a thick shampoo suds by made with cocoanut-oil, that is so gentle, and yet so sudsy and cleans- “wason of its cocoanut-—ou. Rinses caaily ne ae aes eae ing. FAB flakes dissolve at once and completely in water. They make he 7 ae : a rich, plentiful suds that flow freely back and forth through the fabric. , ion It’s these free-flowing FAB suds that take out the dirt and restore dainty | ae cleanness. And FAB will not “run” colors that are fast in plain warm Tour store Bappens to be out of it today, send this COU Pon 0 us Wa will seDu you @ box of —" these modern soap fakes—enough for man, water, under the same conditions. A ) | WasHings of :our dainty things a ‘ i SS > i OLGATE & CO, Why not start now to enjoy the advantages of FAB—so easy and safe he ae: Tea- pots 5c oe » Crockery o° Dept. N. P.. 198 Fulton St Yr e¢ a pots, n lual New York Cit ’ ™ | Bee: Reg. “Price, ee] | dishes a wom. J to use for your washing. Ask for it today, at your grocer’s. a dar price, aad derfui value. [am enctosing 4c in stamps a Please send me my box of ; ne? oe FAB. My grocer has none * Name on request. R. : touayY. > ’ emendous Sale Weise in the marsi COLGATE ‘Ss ‘4 Ca Reductions Will Last f secemmars 4 | “ng Geraeee eve "'e., 4 . a oe a in But a | —— 4 Conaining of tea = en] pet. sugar Dowl and Time = . 7 " —_ cream pitcher, «ix = “a 2 RS Departments | oom; "ste es | are, “Mx e@cR cups and x We sa Qoers ' Reg. Price, ST.5e Sialic sen enrnasenneey. ie ey $17 4 : S17 . 3 Olive Oliv AFE SOAP-FLAKES FOR “J
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THURSDAY, GOITRE SYMPTOMs= SDAYT, hes Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has 45.000 MORE City Cl rent JANUARY 17, T9924, SANUARY 17, 1924. e shes - a SE _ | ——— ie — ADVERTISEMENT D T0 BE SINGL ei appeared in court, the former. 732,066 in Missouri Schools. Louise W. Hughes, present- ing the will for probate. It accepted. The will, By the Associatea Press JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. was MN WIDOW AND WILL J. T. Wagties Had Never 17. — ~ 3COMPARTMENTS OF | for Heat ilemes sec the Real Matate a dated the day , : mw A eeemeen, Throb doing» i ef His Wife and Filed before Hughes died, gives only $5| Enrollment in the public schools Sleepless. on His $40,000 Tstate. to the sister and leaves the bulk, of Missouri during 1923 was 752,-| CRUISER FL(ODED | - Hamlis Thomas Hughes of 3935\to Mrs. Hughes. 066, compared with 690,84 in| eee rr: te . oul id be Ulega) to Du avenue, an weet te Gted Seen at the St. Louls avenue ad- 1918. The numberof pupils in| [| Mr Cc Ht. fagiiie t true. Diet 9, leaving neither widow dress today, Mrs. Hughes said that! _. last vear was $9,352 | Canton, Missouri, saver © “re will, his sister, Mrs. Annie!) Hughes had spoken to her of hav- high schools ss ys | ees % Tugs Waiting to Draw Tacoma | Shall seals tee! like another pawn , of Ste. Genevieve, Mo., be- ing a sister, and she thought) the| company with 42,286 in 11S; 5° aiting to Uraw ACUBERS SIAL ia Y give ‘ i : A : "Ce anyone She need Geek sol -ucnntion “according! y she appliedto. sister knew of their marriage. She) while there were 14,046 pupils | (tf Reefs VW hen Seas hint, “anther information rotn row Wigs e Court here Tuesday for declined to discuss the matter! graduated from high schools dur- Subside +) # ] " 4 — : 7 ~~ ~~ ynere. oF * rite Sorbor oan “ ty to administel his estate. |further. The estate is estimated to’ ing 1923, compared with 6202 ?in 9 se PEA ae yesterday both widow and | be worth $40,000 . 1912 | Postate Im, extments ee is the better washed with and cleans- They make “4 the fabric. estore dainty plain warm and safe g: ‘FAB is. My nde TERMS ONLY 20 Per Week WE accept your present piano or phonograph in trade at maximum allowance, Our terms are known as the most liberal amd satisfactory. Complete Outfit FREE BENCH ‘tyra = ———a- tule. + CY Here is an exquisite instrument that any home LIES Soers ce choee cnptalt ite cetual voles. is yours a MUSIC ROLLS 7:2 Rembrandt has full 88-note action, won- Delivery derful tone and a beautiful case. The joys of 5 a fine Player are yours now at a price and on Friday Only terms that mean no sacrifice at all. A fine Player-Pia>o traded in last week— ‘easily worth $350-- Friday's special at $168.00 Lehman Corner RENN SSSR SSE SR BR RESERERERED ° eh» @ Ask About Our 30-Day Free Trial _ Otter 71 ttl tit fold fold y With The 2§ Year Point > -_———— On Sale at he ~~ | Judge*] ‘Dolph | SISOLIVE 7th & LOCUST 514 WASHINGTON DE BOLIVAR - KINGSBURY “(Winter Garden) ' a | 1 SECOND | te 3p RIGHT FILLING—1e Seconds WRONG FILLING—1 Second A difference of 9 seconds ofold Takes onger to Fill Because of Its Over-Size Ink Capacity ARKER DUOFOLD takes longer to fill than ordinary pens be- cause of its Over-size Ink Capacity. Leave the nozzle immersed in ink about 10 seconds after you've released your finger from the Filler Button. Yes, give Parker Duofold a chance to drink its fil/ and you'll seldom have to lead it to ink. Next, keep the cap on tight when your pen is not in use. For Duofold’s Duo- Sieeve Cap has an Inner Sleeve that forms an ink-tight seal with the shoulder of the pen. It is fitted to micrometric precision and cannot leak. Keep it tight. Parker Duofold is a full grown pen—it doesn't have to be coddied. But, just as dirt wil] shut off the flow of gasoline to your motor, so sediment will clog, or dried ink “gum” and stop the flow of a pen. Give your pen the same chance that you _ # would give a motor truck. Now and then stick the nozzle of the pen intoa glass of |; cold water and press the Filler Button several times. That cleans it. Duofold’s “Lucky Curve” insures a leakproof feed and steady fow when clean. Lastly, don’t drop your pen on cement. To avoid such accidents, we include with Parker Duofold a neat Gold Pocket-clip or Gold Ring-end for ribbon or chain free. Also a strong x Gold Girdle that reinforces the cap—the crowning touch to its beauty. Yes, a good pen responds to care better than a poor one. So give the Parker Duo- fold just fairly decent treatment and this pen classic will never lie down on the job. Step up to any good pen counter and buy Parker Duofold on 30 days’ approval. THE PARKER PEN COMPANY Menufecturers aleo of Parker Lucky Leck” Pencils Factory and General Office, JANESVILLE, WIS. - © . ee 10 SECONDS ReepCepTight Strong & Gold Girdle and Nest Gold Clip or Ring-end Free Beary to Clean \ Ledy Ducfeoid $s With ring for chetelaine | — Deeteidé Jr. Same except for size Use of Our COMPLETE Poucjole = ny Pete ’ The Fountain Pen Store 412-414 North Sixth Street Stock, We Can Most Satisfactorily rit Yor Hand with + a INDIGESTION, GAS settics the | gestion | stomach. | By the Asso iatee? Press. | WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—-Th United States cruiser Tacoma aground on Blanauitias reef off Vera Cruz has three compartments tlooded, according to wireless re- ports from the,ship received today at the Navy De nastment: : Dispatches outlining the situa- tion of the cruiser, however, led |some high officers of the navy to | believe that she might have to be If she feet by the force of a norther. it was declare@ that the |cost of getting her off may not be justified. She draws about 16 feet abandoned. is on rocky bo tom in 12 of wa driven theer ter. and Was | _—— [ DELIVERIES: sara, o05 (Gamay === ation than BOTH other | eoening aS. So. carte COMBINED ee ‘ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH oa ee _ - Kighth und Locust Sixth and Chestnut Taylor and Delmar Limit and Delmar De RBaliviere and Waterman Union and Vernon Grand and Shenandoah onrad'’s make free deliveries of orders ul egy metry. to $2.00 and over, if within mits, except in remote territory. — SPEC Friday and Saturday ALS froin nearby far FRESH EGGS Strictly fresh; shipped direct to us ms. 4? Dozen BUTTER e , rres wht ( reamery Rutter ith Proeunad cartons; Stash it a and: Ho Salt if, CRACKERS Loose - W iles best city soda family tins of about 2 te pounds: i Se Philadelphia cream fr Bh white andec am} i? Le Vidual Raber HY put kone CHEESE NOODLES Pi bart in t l6he half pound packages, special normally and presumably a large part of the ship's bottom in the forward and middle section, has been ruptured. The Tacoma was thrown on the ‘reef during a storm. She was high on the reef and itn only two fathoms of water when the mes- was dispatched. sage The cruiser Richmond probably will be stationed at Vera (Cruz to take the place of the Tacoma iwhich had been ordered to that | ‘port to act as an emergency com-'! munications station to the United | States due to the interruption of | cable facilities incident to the De | La Huerta insurrection. ! -—~ -—— —- _ AUTO INSURANCE CHANGE MEANS LITTLE TO ST. LOUISANS Owners of Higher Priced Machines May Save a Few Pennies. William King Says. The revision of rates and ‘for automobile accident insurance in 1924, made by the National Bu- reau of Casualty and Surety Un- cerwriters, means little or no change in the cost of-policies to St. Louis car owners; it was said today by William King, manager of the Automobile.Club of Missouri. Liability and property loss in- Surance/;on a Ford, for example, cost $48 last year and is the same this year. The $48 last year, how- ever, included $38 for liability and $10 for property, whereas the premiums now are $37 and $11, re- spectively. As the two kinds of insurace usually are taken out to-’! i gether, no reduction or increase | in the total insurance cost results. Owners of higher priced cars will | save a little, l‘or stance combined coverage on ' a Marmon cost $82.50 vear. ‘This year it amounts to $81. Heretofore, in order to obtain the lowest accident rates, owners have had to agree that they alone would operate their cars. Under the new rules, one policy gives protection to all persons who may at different ,times drive any one car, and the Same rate will apply whether the machine is used for pleasure or| business. Anaylsis by the under-| | writers of accidents to 700,000 au- _tomobiles is said to show that the owner is not necessarily the most careful driver and that the owner's | =———— — however. the last rules | 12-oz 8s LINEN MOPS :::: special OZ value, SOAP CHIPS Crystal White; large 20c pke¢., Speci: Y Re ee err Gran. Sugar °°’ 10lbs. 94c ORANGES 32:00" California; OOO dn ohcé2 ec. GRAPEFRUIT." 7e ach TONGUES SMOKED BEEF Pork Roast, Rib and Loin, Ib. . Rolled Rib Beef Roast, Ib......... Shoulder Roast, lb. 20c; Chuck, Ib. Young Stewing Hens, pound... ... Newly smoked and closely trimmed: pound ‘Tse 26)/2¢ .12/2¢ 26)/2¢ The because it and aroma. Lb. 37c CARANZA BLEND COFFEE Coffee that always gives 100% satisfaction is always uniform in flavor, strength A 60c price would make it no better. 3 Lhs. $1.10 Completely denatured, for auto radiators; 188 proof; C gallon HONEY APPLES Dr. Ameiss’ pure Wild Flower; bar a idoona ede e bottles, 31.00; Value; spe- Ee oo ad os le oe ee 34c RRS GS $2.39 | EVERYDAY PRICES | These are just a few items taken at random é Many more at ijiess than most stores charge. Mamma’s Pancake Flour, 15c pkg........... 12¢ Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 15c pkg...... _13¢ Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour, 18c pkg. 15¢ Log Cabin Syrup, can $1.12, 58c and. gt 5 Fae 29C Bnew Gelatine, S86 BE ice dec Méisaccces 19C Old Dutch Cleanser, toc pkg., 2 i ae rn lie Isc Bershey Cocoa, SOEs cic cceccccdesccees 14c Walter Baker’s Cocoa, %2-lb. box ..... ia kee 20c Shredded | Wheat, BSC. PM. occ dc cc crete ecdeee IIc Cream of Wheat, OO MN sc aclio nauk penne) 21¢ Faust Macaroni and Spaghetti, 12!2c pkg... ..1oc . Sno NERO | wife is fully as careful and miirul. | STOLEN COFFIN NOT REALTY) Georgia Court Affirms Sentence of) Undertaker Who Robbed Graves. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 17.—A prison term imposed upon Sam Ware, negro undertaker, on a+ charge of stealing coffins from a local gravevard and resel] affirn Court of Appeals vesterday. defense of Ware was that Ie them. was ied by the Georgia The a cottin. after it is buried, belongs to n one, becomes a part of the realty and so would not be an object of larceny. “Conceding (but not decidinz) | that a coffin when placed in grave and covered up becomes a part of the realt that it heco remo\ ed . it is equally true mes persoual when it ts from the grave and bhe- comes the property of a living per- | son,” the court ruled. Similar sen- ; tences were in grave posed upon twa diggers asin a by Ware ADVERTISEMENT. STOMACH “QUEER” — eee ee Chew a ( orreect Few Pleasant Tablets. Instantly! Stomach Acid stomach, heartburn, fullness If you feel bloated, sick or uncom- fortable after eating, here is harm- less relicf. ‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ stomach and corrects di- the moment it reaches the - | Wan CA x f ~~ ~ i Pad = 5 ‘ a a“ Z JS ee Fe & 2 ’ ——~ 7 \ et rc.) ~ w/){- 5). S. Ban The many advantages LOUIS GAS COKF will member of your family winter indoors. “Even heat” dispels matism. “Economical’’- the season “Smokeless,” will “Sootiess,” to- Handle.” for Baby to play iortabie. like the present to start. coke to nee service is FREE, St. Louis By-Product Coke $12.00 Per ten in full loads prove that. again and show you how to Call Main 85. Order today rom Your Dealer M. W. WARREN COKE COMPANY, Distributers F rom Grandma to Baby of ST. LOUIS BY-PRODUCT or ST. go a long way toward helping each enjoy a warmer, more comfortatie the chilly corners ard Grandma's rheu- Dad's pocketbook at the end of Mother is bound to appreciate “Free from Dirt” when Spring -well, and comes without the attending cleaning “orgy.” Bill's Saturday chores will be heaps of fun because of “Few Ashes” and “Easy to Control” will keep al} the rooms cozy in and even the dog and cat will be com- “Light If you haven't used coke so far this season, there's no time Call our demonstrator. He will come out and inspect your heating plant and advise the proper size After your order has been delivered he will call burn it for the best results, This St. Louis Gas Coke $11.50 Per ten in full leade This guaranteed stomach correc- ta ive costs but a few cents at any | drug store. Keep in handy] we TR The POST-DISPATCH is the newspaper giving ee me ee —_———_— —— — = a $50,000 STOCK Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Coats, Suits & Dresses A i ee, lL EL LL AL OA A 6ION. Broadway FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Choice-of-the-House SALE Women’s and Misses’ $30.00, $45.00, oT 00 Fur-Trimmed COATS: 95 14 19 « EXTRA SIZES INCLUDED 95 Choice-of-the-House Sale Friday and Saturday | TK; to $40 Silk and Cloth ; )RESS es All Sizes $7.95 $9 95 $7 4.95 o All Kinds CHOICE-OF-THE-HOUSE SALE GIRLS’ COATS. Up to $15 Girls’ COATS Sizes 3 to 12 Years Astrakhans, Astrakhan Smartest velours, combinations nd kerseys are incifded among these “Prize Bargains” at $5. Many are fur trimmed lined. > and are well Up to $25 Girls’ COATS Sizes 13 to 19 Years Stunning fur-trim- med garments of high-grade Astra- khan, velour, Bo- livia, smart sport piaid and atriped fabrics, etc. Every one ts well lined. REAL BARGAINS at $10. Every Suit in the House | At Less:-Than % Price | 49 *2 2000 Pairs of High - grade strap Mippers lace Oxfords, blacks, sucdecs, satin, combina- tions, All stece. a value in wom EN’S LOW SHOES Plenty of high-grade Low Shoes, including creased vamps, at this bargain price; 500 pairs in this lot. Worth up to $10.00.
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— — ee «= - ~~ al . ~ . ~- ee mens epee ee rer ene . .* ’ ' Rye Fam ORE Cily Circulation thaa the mornin ther ile COMBINED ‘ | ) -fi5 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE Cily Curcuta g and one viher evening newspaper , pa 91.LOus FUSi-UISRATCH Mok ence wh ORT T ENE S AAE FE GBA ERIS Se Ry Sacks a a a eee —— - a Men’s $1.50 Lined Auto- ' oc yom iss rig = et he 039 me oT ve Bity has ee named as Ger- 3 # mobile Gloves, SO | Post-Dispatch Radio } cese! lerthin, Rab t conan. cemimiemiieae ams bieck, brown. . Cc } Breoadeasting Station } eta ; KS D | : ; —— . Sixth and Franklin : Did-Time Clearing Sale | pon + tot | Greenebaum Bonds - 100% Safe Since 1855 ae Best Quality » Friday—at the Old Retiable | SNR ca We Give Eagle Stamps 0c C | OBE ie ant. Sirk eames: | The Best Real Fstate Bonds Catalog on Request ) | Prices supplied by Market News He Stood E ry st Sin 39 ~~ f - | toys’ $7.50 Mackinaws. Chinchilla . , , q: c Dept. oe ae Ps ave ve [ 7 adi Strap Pumps’ —— oats ie ee $3.90 i : a va . ation tf Te S cé 18 mere 2-Pants> ursday—8:00 P. M. | t . E . For D~-ess or Street Wear Men's $15 Whipcord $7 90 Oy agg rent agg ie hapa Ros, a0 pe First Bi re wil | . a Mi on- a5 are recogmuzed as e ~ ~ _~— 5 _ ovr ~—_ a ee ee a ie ce em am ‘ _ § COULD anyone foo en : ey Se: =a boiled potato, by g 5r2 Locust om = s. nei y it was baked? You Exceptional Bargains for ( — with your eyes st Friday Re Cseeasily.can youtell — | Beans. With your ASSORTED sa you can see the we CHOCOLATES : on the label. With Our Regular 6oc G ie 3 in assortment =“ sa a - cans | res d shut, you can tell ’ * omens a a. -Purit. mut i? wey »nter ; ae 4 n rs. A riers. at Ra : wis at 4 P *' " w G er é f Cre ace Die | : th > ne : an bea! % .” | t : Pd! ag, aor SY; a ° (;abardine Coats oe hoice of black satin, patent Men'’ “ + ns ynist. i - ) fey : eo $9.90 soloist, given de 1 most desirable type of profitable secur- or black kid; new short also Srge “ulis caatthae tl mate ain san Program ites. Their soundness has been conclu- ni h or Cuban heeis Men's R Overveats iz ner—"l eT ae YW : -_ ' record New Men’s $25.00 2-Pants Black Thibe* | so a a“ : ae ee } sively proven by tne unexcelled Models... . 5.00 oales snd Pinte $13 96 | ; ae they enjoy—prompt payment to investors Back Urercoats... | £ j 4 | eine vien’s $40 2-Pants Silk-Mixture I]. +... a ci of every dollar of bond principal and ‘ and Worsted Suits; overplaid P, « UO a - * a . Mt interest, for Over two-thir ds f tury > . whe i} ‘ .* . ¥ i ‘ . ; Oo a cen . “Child’s Nature Shape “Ladies’ Oxfords” rear ec $23.90 1 Frid Silent I 1? Shoes” WELT-SEWED SOLES Men's 310 Heavy Wool i a | ~~). | E fen . $7.90 | | . | ven . ——— BUTTON OR LAC! Semititntaadis’ Canta ee bet; tude come in| gf Boze, S15 Overcents amt Suse | MANY WEARERS TELEPHONE When you invest your surplus funds in any cui > | uits: “1 > = - : . Shoes with ea- } b or ma serzes and tweeds.. $8.90 PRAISE OF K S$ D PROGRAM Greenebaum Bonds you gain the protec- rensiva soles; al! any calf, with en’ sates teeseratgzapecttt: pe is most popular be a"? _ ici. pecsiag &) pei "i “sg Men's $1.50 Wool Underwear. 75¢ + arers who shed to praise th & . 4 (ae " alin Pd Men's Heavy Double - Breasted progr ind it the requests Com as : Fleeced Undershirts . bSe * more had been granted tl : | a hoganvyv ; . | a sens Meee Gilet and Wietitl | Semane would be sen plagine ! Haye Bless | From Kandy Kettles to You catuen ont enaieds. ‘Ate | ott wiott od Floor, S. W. Cor. Olive and Sixth Streets I black « | Lai! ; | , > ; } t’ pert ted or ; . A : v : ii we P ae . -_ = P Pe eee s . se . myers of are Phones: Olive 153—Certral 214—ST. LOUIS e my A>) . me : : (ombination ve = . Willian “le in \A im Lieman satin ; Geave CALI® — ; ae. ee : : Men's $1.50 Percale Shirts oc Jr ' Rosel!2 fieman and Chicago — Philadelphia — Pittsburgh — Milwaukee ! a i Sizes *4 00 Men's $4 Jersey Coats .......$1. Raymond Tieman. 10 vears a Ownership identical with G : . Trast % thos a Men's Wool Rope Sweaters — | wo plays the drums and traps. Oldest First Mortgage Banking House ats CUS “Men's Heavy Coat Sweaters...75c¢ Runder’s contribution to th we ne : age Founded / 855 Combined Resources Over $35,000,000 ae tani deem iin meat tala Men's 25c Jersey Gloves gram consisted of mic songs Genuine L. & W. Garters “Children’s School Shoes ” Men's 30c Silk Neckwear -----13¢ GROWS DQ SUCH DAMAGE IK Oldest First Mortgage Banking Hi | e NS WITH SOLID OAK LEATHER SOLES neni Meme Whaek Gam... —— KANSAS BOUNTY IS RESTORED ag ng s1ouse | help give ™ i i Genuine Government Wool Sox, 25c r children’s schoot Shoes are made over na ture foot-form lasts and are unusual values at Fire arm Police Suspenders. . 19¢ Nearly Every County Pays 10 Cents 7 “ i eg Men's Genuine Ked Diamond. -s _ iG ese prices. Mendiaehe. etter Bulle, Came for Their Heads and Will % Vib “ A . ———— BROWN OR BLACK CALF LEATHERS Overelis and Jumecrs.. : 130 Pay 5 Cents gr for aatt i , p ROT - C T | to the ttractive young vee :, AVron. Nan... an. i -~Nan- 2 Big Girls’'$) © childs §& = Open Saturday Night TU 9 O'Clock ___, ; » ite it mls UNCH Ww Si te FT. DD0 ° Si G0 21 2.25 ? 8 has had 2 scourge of grasshop- | Your Doctor Pp to the turdy an Double Eagie Stamps ers and the hot winds have taken . ‘ : One of the Minnes’ $3 OQ) C™ $2 00 J ) | the crops. The Hessian fly and the and Yourself EN ERCYb the B ye Ms , om ’ Li's te sSionaiiy tne itt reen ig nave ruined many ! * ’ | BG Carly winter the common crow |} ” ellie | nd the coyote have been doing | 1 POWER to th Strong her. he POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening reat damage to farm crops and | eo Rugged y new spape giving Associated Press new, service. é rh > crow menace crepe. Eee ote Eighth and Franklin cut but left st: z in the fields * ae — h vecome so serious that nearly f M a Sry County in is par- - et. it » they — Sin 7 = ot Magnesia | wy = Line on Display at and will pay five cents each for 3 NUXATED } Bia, od - > -~or o- > crow eggs next spring. At one | o~ DEALERS The Complete GREBE 7 : ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY tg ed crow bounty was original Milk of Magnesia prescribed br physicians for 50 years. a 1729 OLIVE ST. Since 1887 Main 3073 . fee ‘ , i de The crow develops into a pest in Refuse imitations of genuine “Phillips Kansas in cycles. For 29 rears the A. H. GREBE & CO. i , A y E DISTRIBUTORS saa al Sue dive ast ie ; the | SAY “PHILLIPS? to your druggist, or you may not get the | Stand for Red Blood Strength and Fi. \ I i ' ; r - FH 25-cent bottles, also larger size, contain directions and uses. y -_ ——s > 0ITGds were fn 2 serious menace to the crops. In the late nine first crow bounty Vas esta and maintained for some Ny vf , uuab Ey ; . 7 Then the crows virtually dikap- ‘ 4 ile epen able Radio Instrument 222 2.8 Aegean aie SHATTINGER’S ENTIRE STOCK OF ~~ delightful radioconcertsareantic- “3.0 ss ~ + ipated with keen pleasure and com= | oa as, : fidence by all when you own a nepemmen tense af the Acmectated Sremn | All : — ° 7 -~ —o 5 ver be eae is 7 of Gobelin tapestry. which formed Standard > “The accomplishment part of : re ete aie Grand Dube er Rus ™ we , 2, 1 1 . - eh iy REBK, Brats seo = f_"* | Taken Over by Thiebes Music 0.5... ofucius eceiver 31; : : ' at - — Lorn ee Py ent? v> - 7 hy »t f e.3 Ba snap eo7 = Ao « al wane ee * aa A ES ine awe cece | Artophones—Brunswicks—Sonoras—Victre@ Se ee pet z rT’ ~- ty tail m ‘es the Grebe Ae Slippers for women and girls Broadcast Receiver a ee es ' | a 4 moseue n ¢ onstan i e realiz | - are included in the January Built in two types, each an Instrument of | *° ee eee Save 85 to 50 | egy The sandal strap | — S hy , BD « grace and dependability—the result of _ Astronomers Forget the War. O 0 is. | Peg *one-strag, * taal " UTRECY = dt Tee 99 a. ede t 15 more than ten years of skillful develop- _ OSES. Holand, Je = $215 sitsieh $107 $150 } $97 $100 Brur «ee heel, alt deems peel ge ment by the pioneer manufacturer of mod- : . So as .... Co CS ...-- E Sin a rousing Clearance at.. ern radio receivers. Each detail of crafts- : Dn chet “ un aan agreed : $125 Victrola wid oa $ 94 $25 P ortables ‘oe $15 $7 5 Victrola - a Bargasn Room) manship is an assurance of trustworthy , a — $2 WOOL ormance. EE | os ee a | a —— = = x ¢.. ae mone purchase ve autiful Wa- LA . " ___ as}. ) t T M a inter ose for women nut cabinets, empioy con- | i aSy er ms a 0 ™ mixtures, Regge emmy -o- cealed dry batteries and “NY : Weaexacrs) , = | Saco quality (Mats Poor} a8 are extremely simple to € i; IRE SO BeE | Hundreds of Instruments to operate. \ ~ Tid = $5: = = 3 Saaiieeiematee Tanelv- | . 4°¢ NYS! : ; Choose From er of exception- ¢1 1 (00 Ask your dealer — today! a e - =| | eal value .... { Acoowosorme extra The msurance companie= have made allowance for all damage-—from our fre of Jan. 34. We are now offering our enormous stock of Phonegraphs at 25% to 504, reductions. Some Wf these instrurnmemt- were . : - “iierlin Music Co.. for many years the largest AND SEE IT WORE , ami be=t-khnewn mest house tn the city, has a atiateae the Cletus ait tae ae 3 take Over the Shattingrr phonograph business . ter ! and will make Ure new store one of the largest zz 4 rome th winte Maude i> (or Grebe Type CR-12—A « . every type and most complete music bouses in the city : 12 | : Sooaicae: -eaiane aoe tube Receiver combining ~ ee. OLIVER °'= BURNER RECORDS i a. oe ae. A. H. GREBE & CO., Inc. RICHMOND HILL. N.Y. Western Branch: 451 E. 3rd St., Los Angeies, Calif. . . . : _* al . _ a 2 COME IN ® Ul p Qh = ~< GAS 7th and Market a St. Louis. Established FORM ERLY SHATTINGER’S, NOW PISO'S sss | THIEBES MUSIC Co. ~~ +3 a — oe. - - \ ” Uu Oue of the oid- gy teem aa ' . : — Vi « . | co chs Sex mate eters = See Somers inthe 1103 OLIVE STREET —_— ; relieves ml » Aghameerap, ! H. I. Bexley, Mgr. Phonograph Dept. (Formerly With Shattinger’s). —_— i. - ¢
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EI NPT os THURSDAY: JANUARY 17, {ogg ~~ a >. pence Ss —— ww ’ gaNUARY 17, 19% | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 000 MORE City Ci-enlation than BOTH other evening newspapers C FE ST LOU'S POST- —— SPATCH 2) — —> — = [SES — —_—_—_— A — core A — ~aa Ls = a a, ————— =. —_-— ee _——_— ri Torrey nw. |FRAPING SUEE-FOR SILGORAUD |corrt > svonztine im ses, ec | cet t cot by ewepaape and) me IN OKLAHOMA OIL PROFITS — g . _ 14-Year-Old Grandson Secks Share in Carnichacl fstate of $6.090.000 in Lams. . specia! the Post-Dispatc 5 ’ CouLD anyone fool you with NEWKIIZK, Ok., Jan. 1+.--A sult OW SURE 7 une : and of a sree ® | Filipino mother, are set forth in an SAS ASS Thi SRS ff f J FLEDRAGTLAVEST SESS shut, you can tell by the taste. wabensive gatitlen. | ? : : R Beside the other heirs, Mrs. | No boiled beans taste like that. Sarah Pettit, receiving one-half | share as the daughter of the late a John Carmichael, and Dorothy Car- mos michael, 16 years old, said to b« t mR Gregorio’s sister; the Comar Oi) There aré four kinds of Co., aS having leased and drilled on Are you willing to experiment $ the Carmichael lands, and _ seven ‘ ? * i 7 ° HEINZ BAKED BEANS cheaper ys dra interests are} with unknown brands: at By Buying A St. Louis |named as « erent ants in the suit. —Or do you want to be certal ? af ave rom : The petition asks that the orig- 4 4 _ {2 : Cocoanut Stollen Baked Beans with Pork and Tomato inal probate proceedings ae oe Do you want to be Sure - -always— Your Foods Company ren e; ; . ate of John Carmichael, resulti : : - aft! Meat for break. Sauce. Baked Beans without Tomato in’: doores muheg: Siem SUN aan that you are getting canned fruits St Louis Made Products Ls Sauce, withPork(BostonStyle).Baked © o"s')z, Varnishes) ic beirs teat their very best? : D LAYER CAKE| , Beans in Tomato Sauce without meat hearing o> ay Apher be lat If you're persistently “quality- iril's Food Cake—iced rm iocate and inform the son of Duga! 2 - 4 | Chocolate Butter-Fudge. You | (Vegetarian). Baked Red Kidney Beans. Carmichael of his rights in the | anxious, ” it’s important for you to Ralston A. B. C. BRAND a Faust insist on a brand like DEL MONTE. WHEAT Macaront. Eee proat caipnaenn ee: 60c “4 land. ; — . ‘ ely Ve Noodles, s hetti, » Kettles to You BULLETPROOF WIRE MESH . You know in advance exactly what CEREAL BUTTER ux Oe Ic : oe | CAGES INSTALLED IN BANK De_ MONTE quality is—-the same § @ 2 1 POUND .. 10 OS CAD CALVO 5 ‘ PR Baa ie ee uniform goodness in every variety— Made*in LC Made in Missouri, From Pure Cream Made in St. Louis | | Up Twice Recently, Takes the same assurance of satisfaction, IX. A , Steps to Protect Employes. The Park Savings and Trust Co., no matter where Or when you buy. ' ath | | ‘ : Yale an® Oakland avenues, Rich- bee 2 | Creamo H CREAMO H. 4 K. 10 V EN- BAKED ‘mond Heights, held up twice last Fee FARRER COMRy Cree Pt a} Sranzos Creamaid COFFEE NUT November 4d December, has com- supply of DEL MONTE by the dozen Margarines e SS Se nee ae ee cans—and keep your pantry stocked. 1 6c 26¢c Pac 44c Lb. | : Uk te ~~. oe a — OS ee eer oe See _— i, ‘ ea mesh partitions guaranteed to pro- Churned in St. Louls téct employes from bullets. YELLOW | BLUE : | ld itn . a - . t. L, in ft r cost of approximately $1000, pro- Coens Pating Ser 18 ae Made in st. Louls yenrn. 2 ” ‘| tects all cagesand desks of offici- , Sturd Ye Fell als and .employes. The mesh is so y oOunns OW , closely woven that bullets cannot | | r wow ts canno! If : VL Extracts he Business Min EWomen | eee eet ae er @ | Mamma’s Dozen |] Extracts © $8-valiber revolver were fired at} Pancake Flour in r , ee ; ; the mesh at close range With no | 1 Mother at Home . effect other than a flattening of e | 1 2 5 Cartons, 1 Cc | bullets, in a test made by bank of- | Cc \ | | ficials. , x fit | | é Clearbrook Brand; Selected, All flavors; small | Robbers got $2200 in the bank | Made in St. Louis Graded and Packed in St. Louis a ee oe oe | Nov. 6, firing a shot which nar-' | Bila @ 2 rowly missed a child. The second | & = Li holdup, Dec. 26, netted the robbers | ~~ . a about $600. VES SO Fe eee ! ‘ if 2 . : = \ ~ , ’ \ ik ‘ , | Jf ‘the anti-knickers law. ing journalistic writing, is offered Colds, Sour Stomach, Biliousness © _ ke’ ‘2 | EA S lady Alice Medium 2 e Ss Extra sifted, Can ls as ‘*Cascarets.’’ They rets’’ are barmiess and are used by - S positively strengthen and|sizes—any drug stoga, * caine | > LADY Extra Sifted Course in Newspaper Writing. eS . A new course in EnglfSh, includ- | | Req Cherri ALICE Medium Can. . at Central High School in response | . . . ‘to requests by students of the eve-_| Or Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, | ning schools. The course aims to | Tomatoes Bdabie! Noother cathartic or regulats a gowels agg Bnew . r = "Ye acts so ura’ regular movements. * | geatly oo the liver gu ! A . GLY WIGGLY Sipe, sicken or in enie wiiibene Ss here Lange Tapeh | ( ¢ | IG ’ conv nee also | they dren” 3de poses For Coughs, Colds and Croup UL fpr t _J ) 1S
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 17, 19°64 NED | IURSD T alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening ened COMBI TANC oe "26 Stl UE POST- DISPATCH The Daily POST- — CH te . = ee: _ ~ —_ -_——_ a a a J = . > - 77 e& % : am bi « x 2 _ . ver presses of hr, ‘ ‘ : ix = TT : ‘ } r: i ; ' . lengthened hen the pa, b , » ee ye fi Rear at wes | : : | T V W eng“ 7 ; instrument Th t = c r ; —\). a . . , : até J BES RE IE S BY PUPILS —_ - n of — - ax | wemgey . | wv " ; . ' rte reg Pane ta —s — . * . ‘ ’ - ‘ ™ e 7 yr In the fwte thi be j on 4 i wp : | a . . sag ; ; ; , —/ ’ i: . a *% ; ~- 4 , ot r] =) ey] > L to Say, ; ee iit rman tN r ~~ Pad ‘ ee ie ‘ ’ ms . ; i ) — ate, “i , “he ry il of . Tv? riut eae™ he a 5 er ‘ — ; rin m oj Four Awards. Fro $25 | to $10. O n to 4 : 6 - > aa hed tr: and Cul ’ : ‘ t hit Tat i Bass kn aml Dou ble has~. * ‘ "% val ’ 4 vars . ’ " ils : ‘ . " q r a - tween and » Pp. m, at ai ~~ ie one Lich n reed in tS mou Niece ‘he , . . 7 © af any three numbers played &t 6m vate or vyarochia! schools, : : i a : ofr cn he ren s . ov bs / q°4)7? >. ¢ ° ost Dispatch aer.ies | * his \ «pecia! “ | e smecert the wears! } ‘ wihnica oars ' , hilar - 1 1 1 > . . . . ia 7 , 9 e ' P 3 . | will be given by the Symphony |! given on Mars The u: O Lil LS 1) S S S ( ) \ | } fr« ce = € 10 30 o hon ; sarurday M esOu : chestra a4' ‘ar morning at the \Missour: Thea is dunatec ratis by the Grand boulevard and Lu — —-. nanagement ‘ — ivy ‘ 1h] ' of + ‘ » v " 4 , ; . _ - «S - : : 3 ‘ J q a =. 1 —~™ ~™ ™ ° ~~. SRE ee eed Ohe business of living is the most vital SOFT FELT HATS— Brvtt2 tses—snoot or the bes yw | . explaine | Le e ‘FPS " St sis bey oF . ee set ) i | ed ; and rou inisdes. ——.- tring instruments—vio ) important thing that taces you. How g giri under 2. These awards are in addition to violopes Me will take up the | you meet that problem determines your $5.00 and 36.00 $ 65 : nes offered Be aAlional » we — vl all “1 , elt Pa THRIET test whan is being sponsored by Wn (gee ee Senna WEEK value to yours self and to your tamily— Y aces: . 2. ee : eargain H of t ~~ oo ee SN 3 EE % i fre. Addyve Yeargain _ ype ae wood an _, , ; your value as a citizen th ~ . who Ss natio a! gire , . @ @iintieriar’ ; . ra m / ‘ + = > ’ ‘ — a ; « - ‘ . | 7 " py vee . ~ - 4 j , >) 4 2): ivi wig , ij- No man can meet Tae gemma rs f + [ot e when ; : : J" shoul * eri . at she‘ ” ae : = ’ ? } ] > ; ave : : IN ‘ : * iy as: SE, ESS SS a ead he overlooks the importance of thrift in his CL OTH H ATS— ; e have a lot of DUNLAP Cloth Hats. These ra, Odeon Build. of the series, : ud Th ect i : = ' ieal for wear im the Winter months. ~ mphony Orches ao tthe child’s the concerts will have made the [oursde), January daily living. Lasting happiness, comfort, and ng ‘ , ‘ ’ sonal impression of the n or hls wpe, greet | th, appropriate: y secunty depend upon the good management of - 4. 00 and — $ = 85 es } 1— 364 BOYLE ng the form and “e \ 2—Sii1 DELMAR ides gi iving infers at ia?) cyre ‘ . WAT RS the hbecinnrng ; 4 1 . ; | crm npeny re’ peat re ij¢ } © > : ~ —— . - " - history of the symphony orchestra. . on mpage, MBSE: your business of living—vyour thrift. Values cece ork. and telling somet hi) ng a! aaa of Saturday 7 program is AS " ’ of Tarit 4 ger. > é . ae WES? oF composer. Each paper must ‘ows « Dich well be ooserv- — =m ever hans : ae IE 1 ; Se . | ghee with @ fictitious name, 1. Overture to “Mignon”— we eS Few men can ever hope to get ahead in the | et J 35862 DELMAR ich should also be Vv ritte , on a Ambroise Themas (7s ’ _}. : ed 1ProUug a0: rhe _ Tem ms - = — “en Ss aps. , A | 04 EAST ame, address ar d age . ter by ds , in - ’ Lis } “UO ‘44 ? ¢ eas smipor: [ance or Sa et withou t a dehnite plan. Otudy YOuL heeUs, sa ~ , 5—561 ave STON a ifiam Master.” He was aa odd Theft in the indi- analyze your expenses, watch your spending, Up to $3.00 “es S 5735 EASTON Th ize of $25 was do- . ) | 'y ail cy. C ; Ee ae Gene directer| %°"F ut the country wi vidual and Nation- stop waste, buy wisely and carefully, and folfow Values... oo anal a e Vv ' ® i > . ~~) » ' ‘ r > 5 « » | »’ 7 ; 4 ? . * ail , ’ + ») > ’ ae » ie . . a. > 7 r¢ . Zi Life *. =. - 7 - a ~~ > “ 7 > 7 - ae, ; 5 f the Symphony) Orchest: _ “*) musicians Among them was an : d SdVINgS plan best suited for your particular a | 7 ee 506 N. TAYL econd by Mrs. Lee Schweiger, and ged harpist, who had in his ie | NORTH or "adie r al ~~ — ie e r rements pie _ — mv! _— poe : om charge a beautiful little Ralian eir requirements. oie S—_38S2 OLIVE ® prize oO \) P ae tes i . aamela : ’ a 4 telly ' . | ; ; | ice : EAST OF Vv ader 13 is offered by Mrs. Schwei- er named Thomas turned the |! ag will become a habit, a frame of mind. BE AV i RS and V ELOU RS— All our fine imported and « les 9 1064 HAMILTC yr Beavers and Velours— attena Pm a ps oe ne «Eee eee ae a - ~,- oo — = - - o Dis te ~ ed ——- * ~ . > — ; ° a . "oe Tickets Lor Saturdas fy yi Th ls > ‘ >) . +) ro ’ rt 1! \ ’ soe You Ww il | Le ‘Se ITTy W ith mut Delnyg TULLY . s | SJ : CORNER or ; ' . . . . ™ “yee ’ o . wii ra twaperre’ _~ — gwar ie “— se. how | ieee od _ . 9 a ae ‘ ’ » ¥ 4 -_— e : ma ¢ foncert will nie per al . U opera } , . iVvUs .= * ii 1 VOU W ill he apie LO SdVvi *): Diseount © i |Q 4108 OLIVE fternoon, after sehovl beurs, be wen will ar. There } delizht ‘ , — ; . e) v = WEST oF 5 — i 4 oie ; Member Feder. al CORNER OF Reserve dpilem rime to Start is NOW | a ) 1 2 ad NEXT TO 14—1653 TOWER NEAR LAFA 15—6139 BARTME WEST oF 1G— 923 DE MUN VORTH OF 17— 579 ADELAIE we - Co & — 7 " ™ ai Woodwind Li-trumepts. | | c ~ aa 2. Explanation ef the woodwind ~~ orner >»even t DB and Locust i a instruments. | . . . ad °—_- ee, ae. The niavers «)' fhe 4 rin > +59 : ; . al is it u ] p h ur ag struments wi ome farward a spla\ toeir trwsetrures S . . ren | £ GU F | sicyi beta eeemeeslte abc Breaks Out "hey sound) ; ‘lute ars share le ; Any breaking out of the skin on ™**™ but is still classed among arck > . ,? | Bale , . ‘s -_ ace, neck, arms or body w overcome voCw , PidyS Bbickly by apply ng Me ‘atho Sulphue. >: aad has a very love eT a EE - pimple s seem to dry right uw) y 80 id or some strange reanen, January Clearance 1018 Olive St. ‘S$. E. Gor. re) | Two Days Only @ go away, declares a noted skin *Y"C™Mever @ herolme goes mad iali opera, a flute is used to acco ° ; pecialiat. ee a A Brand-New $600 Value Player-riano yf Two! s Special Nothing has ever been found to rt Be © ravings \ it. i li The ii ae TRL He wit ‘ t : i ke the place of sulpbur as a pim- “ade by vibration e remove! It is harmless and in of a 2) nz, in the case ) L10 pensive. Just ask any druggist ‘a sheet of parchment, : nm 1 Fs be a smal! jar of Rowles Menthe. «ase of a drum. Im all the wood é Iphur and uae 7 like ,) ream Bal. i? > s, tr Ouna ‘ ro ‘j "é —_—— | MAIL ORDERS FILLED-ADD POSTAGE= ca ‘ ft : mou canine |g Unusual Credit Terms . | ae H yoy nina aaa ; Ee icne: ()LF f - ‘WILS() | TY DURING JANUARY a fers gy MBACT EE ES | SS DRUG Co. | ] representing 100% retail sales quickest relief of any @@ rhe | P : | | “°/45— dose eeoee ee Fi ASPARAGUS be vee ee ' Am! 'wF. te d | Theret " tte every bottl te LUNTS ' : | . ee — J? jam . x YW VE fy aa a Be a eee : MITE, “juare ; bil : ’ - ve , Made im Tempe. Vierida—A real y 38 Cigar. | — ? | : | acClearance sale—but we can eve cough quicts| a ae AS Brand New SS eee i. : a and do offer misery and (a RED TOP, round | t i: | . 3 | i See | hours. Disturbing "Sam ; an W. WwW. SEMI-CLUB — fe) and Fully . . Ros ae * =e) , ee . a | | FOR JANUARY ‘due to colds s0 & HOLLY W Breadical wrapped—an unusual value. Guaranteed —————e—eE——— eer . , 4 a © | | Mentho-Laxene ald® nd ; ; : , (Pare = — 2 row an. . ing the cause. | —_ ? S . AAO 34 : | \ 7 : C musuad Credit'Terms ‘narcotics or chie : me) OC UIRROCLE A, =. ! _ ie “aoe, RIE RR | Ot tee Oe , like it. SS round can R27 _ (6 \ | 4 | If you have & — “hOIN A, Large Size El. VERSO ~——s : 3 ee ) article furmuahes a —no matter how mam leaf H a wen womens Sees , \ ound cun Broad avana es [oe : anes | : \ “1 good example have failed—get Box of 25 Box of 50 a - 7 ' : , : | | —— : | and see how quickly # F10:-- $2.50 $4.95 om : : Gold fettere testity {sal | had aan s >. letters testify toy .! . Direct From Factory te You! Our Famous Neutral i — 3 : 7 perpen : e! Fancy my Soto oe a SS we ae deshroens == Kaci 10) to 3] Box of 63 oe ele | RK S DI 3 C $3. re) RS =F - ss | ? : x x) Jewelers & Opticians | et PUMPKIN. PORTAGE, a Wigh- Grads Se Clesr joe | | 705 Olive St. } ~~ -- S tm fell ‘al Ger 58 tm tin Mumider SRS . a a a : : | / P | ’ SPINACH=" Box of 50 SS : | none Package $1.75 SS | any ne — r a : . 4 fo = | STRAWBER Q — - 2 — on — . 4 a o e . : SS 1 . ee ee ee > a ee : . . —~— a Red Dot—La (some Kian, <5 gu Den. Remember—This Is Not a $295. Player-Piano . ASK ABOUT OUR INSURED-SAVINGS PLAN Thus new Player-liame is of high crade—a rec : : reguiar $000 valee of iaiest ait ‘ “tyle and finish and with the Lamp, (abinet, Bench and Music Rolls cumeisten a - put ; ? ae “9 + , FRIDAY—SATURDAY : Bat S200 is var peice for the complete outfit for the mest two ings ante teee Seay va SSS * wrmcscurcs: ze gall | Ersse. ‘REMEMBER — TEAR for 260 Brands out to 10c. Box of 50, ciral” instrament. $2 Per Week os $T | -p a for Gc Grands, cut to 14c. Box of 50, $6.96 — Number of Brends te Select From oe puistle Gai Coe ae Re be cern mat ft to vou for Trial aed Test—reu need wot keep it uniese vou as much as he earns — Seen ase ene ree | A. Starck Piano Go. oa Muniidors at a SAVE SOMETHING REGULARLY Reduction of 20%: anufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST. (s. &. Cor. 11th) ST. LOUIS AMERICAN TRUST CO, omor) VUPLN LVENLNGS Straight Brands out te 120, Box of 50, ge a. EJ man is rich who spends NO is
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oy Ate AT, ehedoniahd 17, 1934. —-_ -—-—-—s«- s The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci -cutation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED THURSD,| TANU ANY rin, fee, — a eee Id’ ale M4 > i \K . — a ew ——_ iats ev lincs—smooth ough finishes. 65 _ ? ‘ a et Spent LNs LAP Cloth Hats. These Hats finter months. 85 tee et» Se eee ep ee - IC bur fine imported and domestie ers and Velours— ¥ ¥ _—_— = Spey Wy ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION | SERVICE | BOYLE AT MARYLAND DELMAR WEST OF ACADEMY DELMAR WEST OF LAUREL EASTON IN WELLSTON EASTON AT SHAWMUT NORTH OF OLIVE OLIVE E - * HAMILTON CORNER OF BARTMER {Q—4108 OLIVE WEST OF SARAH |41—4267 MANCHESTER CORNER OF TOWER GROVE 112—5620 DELMAR NEXT TO DEL MONTE HOTEL 14— 1653 TOWER GROVE NEAR LAFAYETTE 15—6139 BARTMER WEST OF HODIAMONT CAR TRACKS 1G6— 923 DE MUN NORTH OF CLAYTON 17— 579 ADELAIDE SOUTH OF DELMAR 18—4581 LACLEDE EAST OF EUCLID 19—6008 KINGSBURY AT RIVER DES PERES 20—2732 SUTTON IN MAPLEWOOD 21 —1605 s. NEAR BLAINE 22— 554 SKINKER SOUTH OF DELMAR Located conveniently in the heart of the residential district. — a —_—— i: Wh MAY BE OBTAINED } STORES AT THE UNIVERSITY CAR TRACKS TAYLOR AST OF VANDEVENTER THIRTY-NINTH W ALNUT—Ilino TOM ATO PULP Every bottle absolutely . teed to break up any cold WHITE, square lieve cough quick; end TD | cc bes OLD BAR MAMMOTH RALSTON'’S BREAKFAST peo 21¢ ¢ finest and sweetest | ie: i STANDARD f ts Quick—Tastes Good—Cests ue nguer- 4c te gad Ic a ALITY—Heg- | § wal NUT 9 CAMPBE 11's To- asar eee 15c taal MATO SOUP9B a! | ™ ------ Millions now use Mentho- oy cs cee = enan c | | because they find it bring bee i auntie, cenm- SPANISH TOMATO SUREKA—' | quic kest relief of any cough of lwr-sized 9c a I ity, No. 1 can medicine ever tried. The very & = can | dose stops the coughing 6 eases the throat wonderfully. | ASPARAGUS CEREALS misery and “tightness” in a 7 RED TOP. round hours. ‘Disturbing “Night : can CREAM OF WHEAT, 20 25¢ packager C due to colds £0 quickly, Mentho-Laxene aids nature in HOLLY WREATH, ing the cause. Contains no © we SD MED .d. 5 bre clone sa : eeeeeee#ee#er°es «© @® * @ 25¢ ces WHEAT, 10¢ ( i'narcotics or chloroform. TRAWBERRIE Fresh every day. For sale wolt-wilsen, 394 and Delph Brag stares, t) ines berries « hl + th - | ¥, or whole; Ib., 22c} yr va & | >) ths il A | BEEF SIRLOIN ..... TENDERLOIN . ROUND...... Dering 11923 the Post printed 17,784 Leet asd “Waente"—mere paid 26* THREE other St. Levis combined. , CUT FROM CORN-FED ot ine 5 STEA KS PORTERHOUSE...... a ———— — ™ — ——- _-—_ —_— one ——_ — — o“_- 9c dard qual- 9c J song to one family, named Straus ; | WHERE FREE TICKETS FOR THE CONCERT Hi list of drug stores at if I which tickets will be dis- tributed between 3 and 5 | o’clock tomorrow afternoon, for — _ THOMAS 707-709 N. SIXTH Friday Specials _—_——e = oo _— ee (3-Ibs. limit) 100-1b. sack, “y $8.75 ee | PLATE BEEF DELICIOUS— t YOUR GROCER WHOLESOME— CAN | ECONOMICAL SUPPLY YOU — ee — Churned Fresh Every Day by THE BLANTON COMPANY, ST. LOUIS Phones—Main 4344, Main 4345, Central 2068 | Roe Our own im- ee eT H | LI | a 7 A N s portation, dis 4 SS rect from Ae Con Carne | WITH PORK| ;""" { and SAUCE | Holland ’ oi * Vos “— .) eee « “Slow Cooked” by a new ascientific process which gives them a uniferm, mellow ten- dernees and enhances their tempting nut-like flaver, these beans are one of our greatest values at-—— ans LEP RS : 3's 25] GENUINE HOLLAND 15¢ Se Country Club. from a valued Mex- ican recipe. Not toe —_ or Roo mild. . ch— Country Club. lif., No. 2 can. .ise ty nc ub. A ws "tT: treat. Hominy—-Lye Health- mer COM ..ccdecees 10c ful, econ'l, big can. .Be Lima _ Beaas — Avon- Sweet Poteteess — dale; fresh; can...17e Peetod cooked: bie Clifton; can ..... 10c GOH ccccvccese ace Kidney Beans—Bulk; / Dill a wer T. ecscceocees Oc fermented... .3 100 Heinz Oven Baked Those who appreciate a genuine delicacy will de- Beave—@mali, 10c ; light in the superior quality of these fine fish. medium cam ,..... ide Caught in the icy waters of the world’s best fish- Navy Beans—Choice, ing grounds during the past fall, when Herring are new, nent. see — known to be at the height of perfection. Every one igaus; is large, fat and perfect. For a real treat, try them! STEWING — _Nataral | Fine, at Smyrna. crap. ‘ Very henitinoul — Mixed. potraive. Low Te / Poun ru't in sugar syrup. A can— PINK Sy A L ” 0 1 Aan i splendid taste. tall cam.. King Spring-Caught Chinook Salmon—A delicacy; tall can. i4c Country Club Shoe Pee (Fritter Corn): just as cut from cob: ; no mashed Red Pitted ‘Cherries—~ CHERRIES Country Club Royal ~ anes — Large Calif or broken erains. ‘Why Country — Ko pay up to 25c? Can...... CAB secede osesess y em ~~ = pack; 3 cans.?5c Cliften Corn; le Sweet Cern; can. .13c Country Cie Fis Country Club; Wiscon- sin-Alaska grade. Very small, sweet and tender: We've seen faney DS His a hie » sit ab.e as of etn 1006 Ge *19¢ gress advertised at ib At Kroger's Country Club Tiny Peas; can. thc Avondale Sweet Peas: can. .1Ge nett Ste worth you can get’ ehe ses Cliften Fx. Farly dune; can.l4dc Wisconsin Early June; can ..itec om ee oats '— = oice race Cal alifornia _, Blenhetm Fully. ripened. Lbs. . peeled, selected Club label, in bulk, ‘at 10 stock. No. 2 can. A big for nOciinddanesat wee France American Spnehets— With cheese and sauce, can. .10¢ ] i eent-—-Aventiale- pounds Kraut in large-s 4 can. big Value.Ite BRice—Genuine Bilue® J IDELR’s; eaches——Country Club } Nene Cal., per Ib. 13¢ =— 16c; Calif. Peaches—In own syrup. 3 big cans..60¢] SS Sees ams”: :---: aww fees eee Cougtry Club ¢ ete OF bottle, 10¢; Ainge bottle. ..cccess Country Clab Chili Sauce—Excellient quality; 8-ox. bottle...... Coeeantry Clab—Pure breakfast. Has a delightful bouquet. . Compare with any. %-Ib. tin. G. Washington Cottee—Can 288 Inst. Peetum—Sm.,. t4e; s- — Bulk Cocea—ler ib. ...... Postem Cereal-—Per pkg. COUNTRY CLUB 5-Lb. Sack Ie $ 24-Lb. Sack... 7Ve 98-Lb. Sack.. eee e Mikk—J int. Je: at. —_ ae a bom can.. =e Fresh — 7 ba My By = : Country Wh ay table salt. Wii some, “-ib. round on 10c . udy. 10-08. be. ite Ammosta—'!~ Avondale >» Chip Basket+——Strons. each. Te DOCBABO «1c ccevees me Sind Seed & Cuttle Bone, pkg ite After maxing «a survey of Broome sold. we do not hasl- tate in clatsning ours by far the best ht ay “e Pg sold generally at ws. ar price. h W ashboards—_ W «!) ell made, tw *™ ‘2 CRYSTAL ¥. 06. Nee ness : lve bare ..- rae mE Bee. Litewagy Meaith sean! Peart seap: per COP. oc0+0+e4® "HES ; PRICES GOOD IN GREATER ST. LOUIS STORES © ee * —_
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NR el Ge OE Ae I Nt I OO MR Oy a A + 28 ST LOIS ~POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1924. - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a j : = — |! Chicago Stock Sales ee a 3 Wall Street CLOSE IRREGULAR “NEW YORK STOCKS || NEW YORK BONDS || st Louis Stocks | Sse == "— | S=se aaa NDS _ ao Vcr | — y 1 of estes’ s sales, high. low and ation sT. LO STOCK EXCHANGE, Jan. Zz wees K quotations at the Chicago Stock Exchanger: | Post - spa s ; ] st-Dispatch. - - eS ee a. 2 = ‘ollowing are today’s high. low and closing prices for ee EW ae Jan. 17.—Following ‘s en officia! lim of bonds traded im on the | /‘.—~Transactions on te Se : 2 Sv . ; Loc on the New York Stock Exchange. Net changes for the day are also given. New York Stock Exchange today 314 68.000. te - uct ng the close of eat prone fl a po Pn and 29.000 bends Sales. STOCK. eo. - hemtaeel a —SPECIAL DAILY— gales today were $14 agiins =85.000 resteriiay, ise of stock sales, the. 5 Amer Pub S pi § St so | day last y 2, = q . ‘ ‘ —_—— ean ne tre. **+Payable in preferred stock. “Increase. Decrease the market. Tota! ng ~ : : . ‘ $14,.195.000 a week ago, $12,052 ee a year ago. and $15. 938.000 (WoO \+ars egp — rye h s com- 7 From Jane ary let te date sales were $189.685,000, agains: $177.402.000 Price pail and the net changes, « gut Armour Leather | ~~ | ow. eart we 3 » - , pared with the preceding day's sales of do ptd tg) TT %! 77 ° Corresponding ge g Special Correspondent of the Stocks and Ann’) | os | year ago. and 6°95 509, 001 000 two years ago i ee , " " 5 " . . sar “? . ; pi 83 : ; ; high, : : Ex YORK. Jan. -The | a Te Loe ; eg) ie Thurs. Wed. Ago. Ch’ge. : enn __ SECURITY. Sales. |Price.\Ch'ge.| 73: ick Alemite .| 37%) s ents Youle 'y- . NE ; . , : yy rn - re ~~ Ere a ~~? mars ut. 5 Boooue Woolen M ; ‘ - see ~~ , > market went through today : n | cally the same routine as it Securities. AS —$______— ’ > y F : Brown Shoe pid.... +s . ’ : ./99—12 so—s 99—10 *S7.. : | Bes 2225 Borg & Beck... 20 Rail wr ds. . 61 a1 3&2 29 62.46 — 40 ; ae tt = A, 47 9 33) , ee had pid. ... Bre. Cent it D 12 %i rt 2 , “a ; - on the two days preceding. It Stocks oo SS s aie 4 ‘32-°4° o— ) 5 N ' . 1 : 3 1 : Commercial yy 4 al a ' —= * +4 ity el'ret Oerat Ot : sly- r a 65 Commonw Edi 3 o% 130 ; wai! 4 stroms in the foreneen, then ‘32-47 .. 8S—1 |98—28 o8—28 3 &! » ae a aT: > 15 ye om " } , eeame unsettied and finaily in the oo— | oon | 8 N Am Be Be 52/05 2y) ory do pee 22s : 1 Crane 8 1” | 345 per cent trem 5 pare Meet half hour showed rather dis- ; . 4 s ee & — . ~ " - Aa ‘* ‘* siood , ; “A signs of reaction. (losing as : | ‘eave @ Stocks and Ann | 43... Dividend Rates. High. Low. ‘Close. Ch’ ge. : = 23 41 ~ he. : “2 i, 5 @ : ‘ . INDUSTRIALS. ~8 ..---; 25 NW el Ts’ p om AG@StL Tr js cof s il! ae Gu - ; 7 ri! 19%0 © rough the rer » were off 1 te 3 points from a — C ; ‘io |} i> Te "47 low: ’ - “nited ; 3. o>” ~-. 4 oO) ha ux oes ouke PARIS. Jan. en. ‘ igh. with the ton rg , Dt ., sees Oe ; S% 2 3 ) larly on 21 , 7 forenoon hig Ld 4 derabiy unsettied. ~~ ” — 1 ” Exchange Rates Range ° Lower. By Leased Wire from the New Vork Bureau ~J an: oe og NE w YOR Jan. Ae Eve- 4 =& S- ASO OH ib-innwn 98—31 98—30 96—31, ,. Ont Tran — ng : ies 3 ~“ -. | " . : ‘ a saa eg" ™! ‘ : sit “4 . . . $3 bo 2 aaa Wheel. ~ ; ~ ; R. 90 pare oe a In the early dec! , nes l nited 100—4 99—31 190—1 : —— 7 | ad at 21 : : ! : took the lead. a bers | LOSING QUOT ATIONS Hupp Motor. : : es Stee! commos = ‘(Quotations on all United States Lit . ——— , «on ; liydrox. ped i : ADS ON. . j . Vv “At. where it \Bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconds of —SECtRITT _ Bid. Asked. T> Inter 7% | ~ Mone : _ getting well adeove f | a& dolar That is. for examp.¢, a sa'6 - First Nationa! : °s 28 Kupperhe! mer - Ke aort .s. ‘ selling at the highest since printed ®8—l4 means $99 and twenty- I 2 ° " 7 Nationa! Bank of Commerce 145 i 225 Libby- McN .. 3 ix "¢ ote. i ast spring Bing Post, in ‘tin copyr ghted fina: _ thirty-secc nds of a dollar end not 7 PAP&TC 64s °35 ; State National Bank.....-.- 166 tae : Lindsay Light 4 _ o e chal review today, says eee Fe i rts ! 9+): : Mercantile Trust cole e $4 ie &5 Lyon-Healy pf 97%: ‘ - aes y The dividend meeting is sched - ve § aE —_ - _ - ‘ - Tita . medi - : en . ¢ > FOREIGN — Pall , ) e Guaranty Trust : 60 5. — ~Cerd -— a. 3 | = i wied for oom. 73. and some, it is — : ooo “age m Sugar . 57 56%, 36 Food Prod. 33 % 32 ute , = > Phi Co ref 4 be 10 | | Best-Ciymer . seeee| & 50 McQuade Mor. 1: , yee ans . : ww re Geox idedly more mr - : " Argent! ne ds 45 a ~ 2 hi? > ’ ‘s : > ale "00 Montg. Wa. belle atill in o« , Posie ge Belgium Ge co .. is ‘ AS c/# . 3... : ternational Shoe pfd ; , Mm Still od demand. Bergen 8s 45 . P 935 International Shoe ocom.... morning wore on certain Berne Se 40 .. s 11 Rep 1aSt S98 33 Le Mermed-Jaccard pfd. regular market leaders Bolivia 5s +7 ae ; 8S = Rog Br I Ts °42 S: -- 3% Mo. Portland Cement. a ‘s ; “* . Baldwin ad Studebaker , : ; oF, “ Bordeaux 6s Jt . | ) 10 San A P S 68 '52 ,; Nat. Candy com.........+; 100 Standard G pfd an . j ak ce a! " oe “ud reaction which was not particularly | © *®'* Per ; surorising in view,of the sharp ral- | Gen, a - lies of the past f fe wkdays The Bank lo pid : of France increased its disg@ou: (Danwer MC - ( ‘had ee Too rate again, lifting it another ha per cent to 6 The change had greater beneficial effect th advance of last week. francs sae- ging off about 19 points and being 8 points lower on the dav after ral- Pying to 4.63% cents. With francs eff a gold basis and with the coun- trv’s budget unbalanced changes in @iacount rate are likely to be fruit less. On the other hand, the cur- rent movement to reduce expenses and increase taxation is distinctly a step in the right direction Busi- ness was fairiv brisk throvghout the exchange market. but there was do a... a comparatively light demand for ruit 4 Steriing Thies unit slipped back 2 fa ison Cheim. cents to $4.24. The impending “huh *SP a Vivis - eI y. - or i ~e + ee ee eS as Sete uss! — - + _ EE A cence” le ge a iN teat — here og @-twWir ° “— -- * @eee ~ ’ Independent Steel shares fol- _ lowed along. with notable strength $a Republic and Gulf States, the fermer making a new high on the “present move With back dividends “ae the preferred entirely wiped Republic curmmon now is in ~ to receive something . + \ ‘SS % . " ™ : . he market continued trong Incorporated Under es ‘eats ee ee ee ee | 1 - : “e “ee | 604 —— Reavy sclling appeared in Stude- A... . , - & Hw. S. = ae erp 505 Yellow Mfg B. i : usin a sharo »bdreek in Wagner Elec. PO Fae 1505 Yellow Taxi Ma Raker, causing : | Wagner Elec. 7s, 1926... .-++|~ ‘otal sales 47.000 meee : 2 | that stock, a sympathetic decline 108%} 102% -— — ——" ‘in Chandler Motors, and checking 107% 107 43/107 ' . — ¢ buying movement in Plerce- > §8u 385) asx! Boston Stock Market : it anageneedl ahi tae tine , , — to the Post-Dispatch. - : 7 , sre at the outset. OSTON, Jan. 17.—F x ts a lust aes j , , . of today's "highest, a me comng | . ae § Oilshares were not affected by prices for the most active stocks dealt in | a the continued pressure against the ee Pan-Americans. There were short ' | ere. x | Lae (Close. An advertisement for the particular —__ Gved outbursts of buying in stocks, “¢ ? o=—- or Scum on | iSeeis Wionte ‘we ee oe ~ eee ee ~sS cfs '42.. 85 Ts "42102 100% 100% 102 102% 101% | os Chinese Ry “be “61! Christiania 8s 40 C“hbagen S28 44 Cuba 4s 49 > ee o a2#..%2,22¢ £ a ‘ Pee LE Ps Om heel | 5a ~~ ‘it ## “—_ Wright Aero 3 PR a an = we 6 ‘+ r - @ - aa 2 ; : rat at wars 200 -$ ' S20 a‘ _ - et oe ee oe | ’ ' ob 8% oe ~ ~ = i C2 iv [De me br Olle me : . = oa the specialty class, like Davison attention of the new invester. Se chemical, Savage Arms, May De- eee [partmen: Stores, Famous Players, ew York Air Frake, Industrial am sam & Maine... oh a a + tat WMicoho! and International Combus- 108 see =— a r 13% 4) 18% | . Sg . Engineerinc. Re gs : [SE CS sowcces 4-4 = é = © Among tre rails Lehigh Valley 4 20 @s ‘43 cfs. ; } : nal the leader. At 68 it was up Panama 1 Bs 62 : s : ; sstinzh : TT; ; Tee tan ae & ’ .? . ly six points within a week. ? : 101% 102 ee EF ee 4 we This move has had in view the | ie nere tees : - 2 : ; ding experience because trad- + ; | =e — | ; will shortiv begin in the Le- ma 6U(Valliey rights, issued under segregaiion pian. Estimates of t these rights will sell fer run $15 to $25 a share. The pubiication of last week's on oi! production and im- at this “in-between” season. ‘Shed further tight upon the statis-| ‘Meal position of the industry today | T ' was an increase of 12,250 is in the average daily do-'! Se output—mostly in Califor- Wyoming and Montana—wqwhile 's dropped off 85.009 barrels ly. . . . > ae . a : . ; LONDON.” Jan. 17. . . ) POE LTTE Lg! Ll ol: Bo PSPEEERE EES Pe. S iD te ps OOPS oe OS Bie 4 - ~~ 7s) i é cellel el « — wee *4SV@othr se uivuee Jap lst 4%s ‘2 do 3d 4s ‘31.. Lrons 6s ‘34:. z g : Ww o. FF ‘ . © M-iGeorGe-) oid iF ) ois ROD eee /O- Oe =) > . Wig = Warner Sug 10 Westch Lt 1 W Pear P ~- °" 5 W Pean P 5 a” Norway Ss 40... 3 iS 3 WPenn P 5 '83SE 4 w ro" ~~ © fe 7) $85, ee > @ -1Gr Gro on ve) ~=z @® arid 4 tr ‘foe ware 3a Q* Crucible do pfd De Beers M eons © 2 Pep r. ee ee a ee ee ea 8 Pw me we! *t3D° me ~ - . . 2 aa 2 iF “ —. - wa~w uw Pog ol ol Pw = 22 “ae wae * — eo one * @O@ - ee rt Dei IA ’ iv ‘ Lt eel ol | se . + *e + os a Cc. e ¥ . tide) rer ae o4 a t TiS / i Ps ~~ lt Re | ae | - Sumaae re os ao 3 5 pul? Stat es Stl 4 4% wre oe ' a id Es | | « a). ss >to L~ © o# - -- ' ; | " i | =, °: “949; Bel Ot bo Go bee Fie a p i ft ! | ~) ¥) wig tw - CE ay a Ge ee ee oF $21: 7 Le eee: @wwuc- OPS SE i FF lol oe; te ame br 6949 Gris iow se we ie ~ Os S Smeit .. Do o> Pe Ss io~| =) ~ é'é J. oe 25 48 B&o 4s PL baw | S rio D-too 3 at td FF FF ee -@ Zurich Se °45 INDUSTRIAL BONDS. ' Ad Ex cit 4s 45 Ajax Rub 8s 36 A A Che 7% A A Chey is " Am Chain 6s °33 Am Cot Oil 5e '31 Am S mist Os 47 Am Sh ist 6s 47102 % 102 Am Sug 6s 37 . A T& Tcv 6s °25 A T&T 5e’ AT &&3c! 49 *2 ~ ~— *“ + i qi ly Zz I we wm \F 2+ + @weiis@ - Br ie é CPLE: ¥ ¢ i9i@Moro-sis Pie) see iy FER) at le t 1 4 1 4 9 9 I 1 i YR DeQolem PT eel: | IiQwreis-I1¢ Par oa Fs i Otie Stee) do pfd _ Pa Seaboard °? Pitts S Co | Pressed St] . %s Pullman § MY) ino | | nite lense hs + p+ b+ pe — 27Seo® 5i9i9 edd r* nt ee iy Vor oreo Girne ko Om mri : A & ° Tt. = ‘CSieSnwisv~sDd Co BeL *) ah Bk RF Be © | eae ‘© © Seas, eo! CPS Sete FTES SSI MA AUM OIG ~ * o ~~ ri pe we -_ r+1 p~ i) ~) o' Pare x S £ ff S#a] oie | BF en 35 a 4 Socom 3c AWWEDE Sse 4 —~— => 4 e Soe “> + ‘a ~) Qy ij eae Yurd miso O oywry me oc i- PEP PEEASL CLES w Borer @ ’ id ro! Oo een SuUSzE ure ; & ~) =) a) “Sisueqg?® + ~ Ow S lone- ece, Cop } | 4 -" ees Orriiaeet®@ Laval | ' , | iSu os: futures. £34 12s 6d. taken. pe. iol . The Bond Market. | |e. 4 iO) cous i > | a — Toa . ; "lok" : , : 5 378.000: advances decreased 49.392,000 a ' »s r. ' _, | ; i? sre ; rr, , - ter : : - >* . ' : . . : : = P > al . - .* ee wh ine t} “ on a » he Pies fallen by £1,118.00% and devosit |. 5h, 5. SE a ae Can G és 42.1034 103% Lod ~ oe Ae The’ state repaid 100.000,000 francs to the Among the 100,000 socurity-bohians of Citie Semmens tose Oe am «¥ , , % J ’ ’ " " _ _ - . . se . } ,”* mt + e! : ‘ Qa} - - » } ‘ - ae . ¢ ane : ee, , tf ne trust certificates mere reserve has | Kelly Tire 324 HY 2 lL Cen Steel Ss °411 101 ISCMPS in 4°49 55% 55 | 55: — Service Company and its subsidiaries, o¥ especial favor > ~ a “ = ee Cg * _Fitu -iinees * ? we 1” Lee —_ § |B Beouats ouaaal oe _ 43 * liabilities are . Sales—Security. ' Sigh.’ Lew. T) “@ new National] Stee! Car Line , smaller The ratio ot risen to 18.4 per cent, a — | I . . ‘ " ‘ : Da Se tect week and } RAILROAD 135 Institutions, including savings banks ang _ pel € | . : - : : el. me o'fered today were reported | | TH&S let 59 (60) 78% % ofS NINELH 7023 f : , fire, casualty and life insurance com f Apa . CePM&O0O d 5s *: 95% 95° i oft 9 f 73% ° 73 ~ , és " re, . , , es "63; 902 * 89% “(2 NYNH-H 4 40°56) 4; : hold Cities Service securities in amounts ~ ol se beard the St. Paul bonds | is ‘~~ 7 » ~~ a “ ‘ a; ago. The market piain Trepaving the borrowings eontracted over the yea! chi U § NYNH-H 4 4s 57! L 1 1 ‘ ae © attract the attention. eroew fare" 2% 42% ing from $5,000 up to about $000,000. = M@vances were recorded in all the NY Rys ref 4s’ : ~) 34% | yt ave issues in response to the op- | | = : Be ic statement by the president | . the road as to the results of the year and the outlook for the” 7 re. al . Pierce. arrow Ss were conspicu- | * a ¥ strong and all the sugar Ci e . P ef er ads were well taken. although | ities Service r erred . _ Sout much change in price. The ey ea ue 48 trae of the copper issues, ety ‘he Anaconda 6s and ‘7s. 2.) —A high interest yielding Preferred was a better market report- fer Public Service of New Jer- obligation of Cities Service Company, bs ~#. , - which combines more than 100 success» ~ meg were steady. Reading one ot be eee REI osc ful subsidiaries operating in essential 4 | were agtve cad Mg Elid 3% ."42) 61% . 4 *; "1 : p ’ , ° ‘ . - 5s . ven Refract 63°52 98% a@R : oh 2 . a > + ~~ Ss rf : : ° Fre ; Goodrich 644s °47 % 99% 98 ae ae oe oo | ji; 2 , "R “ industries. ?- —. 2 bonds were steady to A, : . = | . N ) a _* United Kingdom 5%e of ee ‘ dropped seme and then ral- e a The heaviness = generally 5 , An income of $10 a month may alt buted te deubahout the ann , % Penn gm 498 85) | as 3 be obtained by investing about §. of the new. Labor govern- res rt, ! ; ” 3 Spa in Cities Service Preferred Stock. ont The Ong expected new Argentine é which was offered today con- Dividends are payable monthly on th of 349.990.0090 in external 6 ae mt bonds, priced at 96% te security and it may be purchased i 1 4.25 per cemt. This ts about ) i) a “a | ed SR at er fire 5 1] ~~ wea0Or ae Sise is 162 ap ae is tous ez NEW YORK ‘Det ef Quvtations Tear kele ENGLANT.\— Ste S4 24%. O0-da WQuclia ions cad.ce [eeANce —F ran TALY——lire 1), b Laiit V—)}vren: GPRMAS Y—Mark . marke for Gea POLLAN T— Piorm ROR ay Krone BW EDEN——K rene DENY ARK—K von ; SW ITZRKLANL—Fran », ATS Nat of 3 4 ~ + : rT | pRPAIN—Pesein (1 t.7% E At: o 1 _ rr % w 103% Tos — GREE —i. i. Vee) eee ' . ‘ ~ : POLANI--Sark «D (MMM) I Lock ‘ 0: 24% ' ‘ Ra; Trane CZRBCHOSLOVAKIA—Crown UJ > e1 r Am * : 9 K Cc é&uth.. Jt ‘RS TAY LT ARH—‘rews ie - SSS RtUMANILA\—Lea (1?) ee = ’ A ca SS 3% ARGENTINA Page ; » ge *& . 3 RHARIL-—Miireis .! MUNTREA! DON i ' Sp- ial te the Poset-Wiaepat: a . - . 32 ed Maha of + NEW YORK, Jan. I New York Pa. Saat | ie a , oe poder | KReeerve Bank at : _ lt | * nm ew ey _ | " ie Veu Jorn tee TKO ranae “yvahie nm foreign. vervencien of “the countries listed: _ Country Raies Country Hates. etre “ls luge Slavia jen ‘4 ulgaria yet ! he Blow .Uol ' += 35 Were aes eel leee Se D&@aRG leat 4s Erie pr Len 4s _ cvt 48 B'S a) 7... > e isigis 2h mie 5 BeBe CLF ISTE t ~ ~~ ! sais icon eet erm eee . | fies iF) bere mt el Lleol IT] eoll ee FS STRESS EST oc s¢ a of SeeeP FRE Seevil £ ee } wie stl I}! |) Pare a6 1 Or adders pe te ~ ier). & ' > ee ae or i ; Sur Mas ref 4s 79 J &2385: ~* ee ee ee ee —_— ; Se “S62 GO 7s ‘32114 = 97 2. Ww % ‘> & PMiPIVMABisIAPBrKIiaeKvore i” . > ~ sede “mw e & page & ~~ -_-* - - “16 Pc dena & é t 3 g22 (2 FSC EERE 74 12 Pr 2 $t2 Pa er or ts iy , “ feelellell, 5 é ss it? D> ~~ Olin KR RE , YJ 7 ° “1 ° “9:9 85 » i2as- is '979-. > ’; +> — ro ‘ we 1 uo A Manager for our ffice. Must have the alty insurance. State Perience and —— -mple Sition ap toa "i ae & eet 217 Liberty Contr! Trust Suidig ME «6©6-- EUGENE B. ST. LOUIS, MO. e. | | Branches in Principal Cit 3 ° b- M BLRAL Se G1 S2 MASL, | rf 482 40° 18 6% 31103 eee \eeeee foneen oii . eeuan r b * Bo Butd +43002 a 103° . 408 2 “. 1032 + BA’s = . wo ne e&2 7ccCe =? “1a rs cs $de.3 18258. -- 418i } “I Bank of Engiand Statement. LONDON, Jan. 17.—The weekly etate- ment of the Bank of England shews the tallewing changes, in peuncs: Total re- 4 2D — e ee) i 2 grtam ist Ea: & Ree cee REE Zi 43 #e# Sat a¢ FAEP| FFP BE AP FPPC PAPER PEP ECE ES > ne , ps ee F2BSARAL2BREZISeyse Ss ~2o'2 Pe a 2% é 38 382 LEP BP CEPSAE RE = O EPEREE TE PEPESERRE Fg . - 3 -— — Paw iF Ps re > Fe oe >) od "FP EEEAE EK * 7 4 DP vormene) Snag the Centinental OF Virtunliv OomPpnred end Govern mea? eccurttivs increased 1. 830.000. The n-o- on i ~ “Fu er LECCE 8 - ‘ *. ui , 220 Week Rate of - . ea ee ED Et tt Fb CE EPRPERL ERATE ARES oat wo oe be > -ba5-) ig - B22288 ~s ’ , Oe ae ide wT x s 8 id € 33 FEECOEEEAEFE RE ERE PRE FASS 4+ L4en a3: eabsssbSsSiSsdsist 5 - Se08sese5u% 4538)/5#/4825 832 ; i? a * , ‘s2 = “ts ei SP % igi. 102" , » #e 6b | L NINE-H 2 3% 66) as 414 414 FEE E PCE 3/8 2abs etiss if. SES. FS Be. 2°42 a
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Money, Louls Clearing . report of debit for m4 15. 199" ~ to individual accounts $27,100 000 .~ to bank and bankers’ accounts ; U00, making a total of $45 100,005 to individual accounts for co : Gay iast year, $26,.50,000. debit | and bankers’ aceounts for corr ~ (day last year. $0.000,000, a total 1 00,000. ¢ learinges for Jan. 16 lpeq. 1100000 for corres rresponding 1 $24. 200.000 ’ day last ; NEW YORK, Jan. easier; high, 44: low, 4: cloring bid, 4; offered at call | against ik st 4%: le ackce : loane steady: mixed seliatenn a , 4%: 4.4 months, 44, ; ; hoarne 4 60. ; Prime c paper, 4\%@ PARIS, 17 .—~The foday ruised [ts discount ee j cent The rate Was raised S', per cent from 5 per cent, at | hag ay ogee March 1]. 19°68 The bank rate throug! See 3 Apri) 1°90 was & ey oo wer Gag PARIS, Jan. 17.—Prices moved larly on the Bourse today. Three : rentes, O54 frances, 95 ce on London, 90 fra per cent loan, 71 wane ot 21 france, 24% 7 JONDON, Jan ar y per ounce. Money, ner an rates, ahort bills. Aan a three monthe’ billie, 3 7-16 "Or anes NEW YORK, Jan, 17. at. a Week » FFF - ‘ef fee ereeec os 2 = vwqwWwe——S a SAVE AND EARN If you pay to this Association a month for 134 months, the tion will then pay you month for the rest of your at your death will give your $5000.00 Smalier Accounts Pre Pe ain Post-Dispatch. YORK, Jan. 17.—The market went through today ically Une samme routine as it on the two days preceding. It strong in the foreneen, then yunsettied and finally in the half hour showed rather dis- s of reaction. Closing w=. were off 1 to 3 points from forenoon rably unsettied. the. early deciines United ‘Steel common took the lead, well above 101, where it gelling at the highest spring. The dividend meeting is sched- for Jan. 29, and some, it ee) expect that an extra of & | “of ont per cent will be declared so as to make a full six per cent for Sapevnl ndent Steel shares fol- | Pam along, with notable strength | tp Republic and Gulf States, the making a new high on the move, With back dividends | the preferred entirely wiped Republic common now is in to receive something. market continued § strong just before midday, when Correspondent of the | high, with the tone! since is | selling appeared in Stude- . causing a sharp break in Mat stock, a sympathetic decline | % Chandler Motors, and checking | buying movement in Pilerce- | preferred which had been a_ wre at the outset. | Oilshares were not affected by continued pressure against the. -Americans. There were short. outbursts of buying in stocks, the specialty class, like Davison | nical, Savage Arms, May De-. ment Stores, Famous Players, York Air Frake, whol and International Combus- Engineerinc. Among ttre rails Lehigh Valley the leader. At 68 it was up ly six points within a week. move has had in view the jing experience because trad- will shortly begin in the Le-, mh Valley rights, issued under segregation plan. lstimates of hat these rights will sell for run m $15 to $25 a share. ‘The publication of last week's | on oil production and im- at this “in-between” season, | . further light upon the statis- | sition of the industry today Was an increase of 12,250 is in the average daily do- Se output—mostly in Califor- Wyoming and Montana—while dropped off 85.000 barrels | At present production plus! Mports, but exclusive of an addi- | lal Mexican output. are 2,102.- | barrels a day. Consumption | this country is now 1,950,000 to} 9000 barrels daily. The report of the Reynolds To | bco Co. for the year ended Dec. showed net income on the com- | ed common and common B | ks of $23,039,876, or $6.76 a as against $20,479,234 or 96a share in the previous year. | balance sheet is expected to ww a favorable financial posi- The Bond Market. iin the outside market there was nt demand from the banks Short term securities on a 5% cent basis, a demand which it hard to fil! for 5% per cent Shigh return for the cuality up- Which the purchasers insisted. | ipment trust certificates were "special favor. » he new National Stee] Car Line | | were reported |: 8 offered today bscribed. vn the board the St. aul bonds | hued to attract the attention. | ces Were recorded in all the | ave lasues in response to the op- ¢ statement by the president | the road as to the results of the | year and the ou‘tlook for the ierce-Arrow $s were conspicu- Strong and all the sugar were well taken, although mout much change in price. The bis true of the copper issues, ably the Anaconda 6s and 7s. was a better market report- for Public Service of New Jer- bs. berties were Steady. Reading Tal ds were active and high- mch bonds were steady to er. United Kingdom 5%s of dropped some and then ral- The heaviness was generally muted to doubt about the pro- of the new Labor govern- long expected new Argentine Which was offered today con- of $40,000,000 in external 6 cent bonds, priced at 96% to ' nee per cent. This is about '* parity with the yield at re- market prices by the Argen- Industrial | ~ ee ee ee EE A te ~——— ’ ~NEW YORK CURB | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ) NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Following is Prices of securities traded in on the are in 100-share lots (except in full), DOMESTIC BONDS. | % Allied Packers 60, 67%) 67% 1 Alived Weckers &s! 76 | 76 » Alum 7s ' Cot ULL 6s.. | ls Am Gas & Elec 6s, 05 % | 1 Am psumat T 7s) 96%; 96%, 06% 1 Am Rol! M 6s..| 99 | 99 ; Yd 1 Am Thread Co 68,107) '¢ 102%,1luUU ‘+ Anacodna 6s... ~ Angio-Am O 7s 101% 101%/)1014% | & Aed S Hdw O 7T%si Bl) + Hes 9 At! G&WISS 5e.., 47%) 45%) 4 o Beth Stl 7s 'i:5...103 | 9 Can Nat Ry Eq 75:108% 1 10 Can Nat Ry 5s... ; G Charcoa! 95%; 05% 23 CRIL&P S&%e..., 10 Chic Un Sta Bb 5s 7 Cie Serv Ta «...! 1G Cit Serv 7s D...; 89%, 15 Cons Gas Balto Te 107 106% (1054 3 Cons Textiles &s.; 92%) 92 | &» 3 Cuban Tel 7%se.. 106% 106% lun! 7%3/101 100% 100% Gas j 98% Fisher Body 68°27,100% 100% Luu, Misher Boé@y 6s'28 100 (100 100 ~ Gair, Robt 7s...' 967%, 96%! 17 Grand Trunk 6%s 106 106 6 Hood Rubber 7s 10114/101 % 1s Int Mat 6's w i 1 Maracaibo Q 7a 25,320 &£C Ts ' 89, . 100 : 4 7 1 P S .. 104% 104% 104%» r j , 3 100 | 99% | 23 Pure Oil : 93%, 93 . 8 PS NJ 101 % [101 % {1017 »o PS El Pow 6s ..' 97 lei. O7 | 97 % 15 Shawsheen 7s . .'103% '103% [10237 5 Sloss-Sheff -. 101% 1101 %/10154 NY . 104% '104%/1041, NY - 105% '105% 105", NY -- 10544 105%/105', NY . 106 106 106 NY NY ©] 10 Tidal Osage 2 (102% 102%, 7 Vacuum Oj] 7s .. 1064 106% /106% 14 Wed M 6%s w i.1101% 101% 1017, FOREIGN BONDS. 10 Govt Argen 6s wi'1090 8 Mex Govt 6s ctf. 10 Rep of Peru 8s. .' “1 Rus Govt S*%e. 3 Russian G cf 5%s5 12 Russian G 6%s5 36 Rus G 6'3s cfs 20 Swiss Govt Ss. 5 US Mex 4a ctf...’ STANDARD OIL. Angio Am Oil 300 Atlantic Lobos’ Iruckeye P L | Continent Onw 48 ty Cumbd P L 114 Cal Sig Ol .. . 107% 107% |107% a be rt $4-> 4-4 4reeh. ~ Se -1DWODeere-1D aor a Prairie P L Solar Refin .. South Penn O1'168 | Be 4..| O74 DORaDouwdD-) 1DRW-19 V'-1G ~) ss #2. - INDEPENDENT OILS. 1 Ark Nat Gas...) 6%! 6%) ©1 Roston Wyo Oil . 1 54 Carib Synd .. °°" Cit Serv ~ «> IS =—1L3 IDO D> i - ok Sp", Guif Oil of Pa... Gulf States Ol] & Q~ ~ Taader Tivineston Pet... Mex Panuco Mount Pred Mount Gnuif :, Mut O18 Vot cfs... +) wD 108 - — -_ —— _ — — +--+ _ New York Curb market in the cause and sales of bonds repregent $1000 face value cach’ —Salee—security. “| High.! Low. \Close. Saies—Necurity. 100 % 100 100 is +» 102% 1IOZw%ilvLYy | P85, | Fisher Body 65'25/100 1, 1001, 100%, Fisher Body 6s'26 100. 100 190 4, @ list of sales. highest touay sales Oi owest and closing Sales of stocks of Standard Ci! whith are issues. Hig Low, Close. INDEPENDENT OILS. Fue! Gas.. 87 | Bi 154 10 Nati ait’ O & Ref - > ae 01% | ~ Seaboard U.) Tidal! Osage VU , Wilcox Oj| & Gas ~ JNDUStRIA Pack new 1 Am Cot Fab pfd J Arch Dn Midland B’port Mech wd Bo6port Mch wx Br-Arm Tod cou Ailied ‘> wid e ss ~~ » a2 “s) edt hn a ow * + *- @ £ af So ti is pe pe ge i - «+ a Dunhill Durant « - ~p* =) 22 0 * i oD me Pie is St Ot io * ~~ — Gd lu Corp Goodyear Tire (et West Sg ne Heyden Chem .. Hud & Mann RR Ifludson Co pfd = - — © _ Zigign > = o5 vidti@ et ee oe ; -4 ts - on hat in re — a ae 10 #11 ge by . 1106 % /106 % 1106 % | - Willys C lstpfedo 1 Yellow T C NYrt *Indicated in sixteenths MINING. ' 10 Arizona Giobe Cop fe 30 Boston Mt Corp.. 74 4 Canario Copper . Candelaria Min . > Conse C Mines new Silver . I hee ay Klec Power sf ra United Bakeries. (nit Rak 8 pe pfd (reseon Gold : Dia Biack Butte Eureka Croesrus Fortuna Mines Gold Zone Hardshe!! Hawthorne Hollinger . Hecla Mine Jerome V Devel ; Keliy Ext Mines 3: Kerr Lake Lone att adie Lorrain Corns Min la Rose Mine Marsh Mines Mohican Cop National Tin New Domin New New M a, Min In 8° 2 Star a 4 hn tD-1iQio da - -_ * * _~ » - (“op Jersey Zinc York Porcu - 7 : pi r Fiortnce Red Warrior Reorge Div Red Cons Silverdaie = Stand Silver Lead’ Sa Am Gold & P' Tono Beimont United. Eastern. United dreVe Ext U S Cont new w ! Annex’ Wenden Copper... West End Conso! West End Ext Wet Lor Silver.. West Utah tine Ts of 1927 and the internal 5s | of 1945. ——_— white oats. 233.153 bushels of ®% white oats: 127.315 bushels of No Pri ass han a ace receirts and liehter busheis than a wee! ago, being Primary ship? than a woek apo, being 2to and 556.000 bis! mente of ¥ were heay- tnan a bushels Corn heavier than e week ago year ago, being 932,- Oate shipments were heavier week ogo ard lighter than a year 648.000 bnehels 107.000 boshels of corn, ©°52 000 bushels ler ago ara 494.000 and heavier than @ than 1 azo, being Clearances were ' bbls of flour and and flour. st. Louis Cash Grain. Sales of cash grain made on hange Thursday were es follows: WHRAT 2 red winter wheat. red winter wheat... red winter wleéat 1 red garlicky *? '? “- , 2 .$1.10@71.25 7 » | 33.50 corn corn. corm corn. corn corn... corn * white oats 3 white oats No. 4 white oats. iple grade white oats .. . 48% @49e sectcauaab ae CORN REACHES NEW HIGH FOR SEASON AND REACTS the Post-Diepatch. CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—Wheat prices were tionary of the morning. but shortly midday there was buying of May credited to som® of the local leaders. Part of this business was eredited to bhacx in the Winni- market. The fact that Gen. Dawes suggested 2 lInan to Germany for the stabilizine her currency had a la to + , Rie inmost De has Purpose of bullish effect. that vessel room had been chartered to load 26.000.000 bushels of wheat at Va- couver from Jxnvar; April. Foreign tnarkets were again weak. but the trrerket falled to resrond to ‘his ‘nfluence. Pxport trade wae dut!l. owine +) atverse on? there ~rere «orae fur- by the continent a rrraterial increase in ents this wee Russian dropped 176.000 bush. again rma’'l. _Oeat was to reported eae hinm hart to oniy were Tv calexr were %4.000 bus>eis 92.000 corn. 121.000 oate and 20. barley Seaboar’? reported 100.000 bushe's of wheat taken for exvort Wheat clesed %eto Sc lower a threstened railroad strike caused a late selling $1.09@1 09% tn £1 09. July. September, Rerorts 3 NRL, rt l-welg for the men support ment eure to « uncovered was a little more “ll other than br Rears are sti'! waitine for ‘nm inereagse before renewing oneratione the selling side The bull factor trdav Was the sub-zero weather. wich wl"! hauling from farme and aleo increase con- Rm Ht lon offerings to arrive the buiee. Heavy } anlso Were reenrided oid saies, new movement the f.~ ~) tc hinprrente from Chies 1} ish, hut these ref! shinning demand lower Mav c to BO%. tec wed other grrins There wae from elevator interests scared when corn rallied to Sec lower May Reptember 43 5.¢ were higher. There Was |*r the market and the strength some buvine to preesygre shorts let , 45 ™c nrreasijre "e to 12%c higher and ribs | higher. ——— Winnipeg Grain Market. WINNIPEG. Jan 17—Closing grain pricee and rarers follow 2.) a ne Gest High Low. 102% 101% v1.Y WHEAT _ 103 \% - 103 ose. 19 bo) (pen 102% -102 102 14 - % “joa *70.- | Corn receipts, ——— ae | receipts | of wheat. winter | the ex- | °* rather Winnipeg messates claimed | lheeal | in Fine'ard, re ’ There w: ’ after the ‘ an | = — _——— it _ ~_ . Se ess | Future Grain Prices | ST. LOwIs Jan. 17.—Following ,of today's high. } losing and pie- vious close in loca!) ene quotations as received from Nansas City and Uhicage markets. MERCHANTS” EXCHANGES. } the official recore High. Low Cibse. Y bi, MAY WHEA’ »L.1LIO%-%b110% 110'sa .1oDa, 1Ug 10D \& -i08 104 a. 103 &, 1055 4 e 6 JULY WREAT 106%, LO7b 106%4 106%\a 107b \. 4, v. O7 % 107 i, 4 02's 1v1 S& 101 Sya SEPTEMBER WHEAT 106a at 7 45% —-45%a sd SEPTEMBER OATS . 43% 43% --- _— 2 — CHICAGO, Jan. 17.~—Wheat,. No re2.383; BNO SF hard, $1.10% @1.13 2 mixed, 78@TEYc: No. 8 ,c: No. 4 mixed, 76076 ec: 74@7T4%sc: No. 2 yellow, 3 vellow 79ez80c; No. 4 No 5S yellow Tiw@ @7T4c; No. 3 white c No. 5 white 795 : white 47 ic: No. 4 white 47 ‘4: No, 3, TR Barley 214 @74c. hy seed $6.50@8.00. Clover seed SLS 23.59 Lard $12.12 Tribe + Bellies $9.62 | MINNEAPOLIS. Mint Jan , Cash, No. 1] Northern, No. 1 dark Northern $1.21 3%, @1.97 % ; - ordimary to good, May. S1.13&;: July, September. $1.12%. Corn: No r FT1% aT te Oates: No. 3 43% @43'.¢: Barley 51@63c . No. 2, 6715 @G67 “er Fiex, No. i, $2.49@2.55. ar ee eh ea ‘COTTON LOWER AFTER AN | EARLY RISE IN PRICES NEW YORK. Jan. 1%7.-There were overnight selling orders in the cotton mar- ket which caused some irreguiaritv at the opeinng today. and first prices were barely steady at an advarce of 15 points on 4an- vary.( but eenerally unchanged to 14 points) lower on the more active positions. Offer- ings became lighter as soon as the initia! ordere had been executed, however. ani the market turned firmer after ,on reports of continued unfavorable weain 33. 38c to ae 33. to 33.87c bef 3 |hour, making net advances of about 15 to /15 points on old crop positions, while Oc- Oc or 30 points uet from i ‘tober advanced to 25.4 me early was ‘ollowed by sharp reactions under renewed liquidation, but the decline was checked by reports of big exports from Galveston and the market held very steady later advance Galveston reported exports of 73,000 bls | and there were telegrams from New Orleans claiming thet exports from there would probably reach 23,000. bales. These figures led to reconsideration of the statistica| position and there was renewed talk that the country might be over-e¢x pecting. Prices at midday ruled arounc 83.60c for March and 33.80c for May, cr about 7 points net higher. The market weakened during the early _afternoon owing to reports of lower prices being quoted for cotton goods and the fail- iure of the large export figures to create /more buying power. rices broke new low ground for the movement with | March eelline off to 33.06¢ or 47 pDoints ‘net lower. The market was still unsettled ‘at 2 o'clock. but showed rallies of 10 or 1:15 points from the lowest om covering NEW YORK. Jan. 17-—Spot cotten quiet; middling, 355.10c. ——- Se New Orleans Spot. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 17.—Spot quiet, 63 points lower; saues on spot, 7 | bales: to arvive, 443: receipts, 5171; stork. 1°38 803. Low middling, 25; middling. 3.2 ol. Sed; ©5c: good middling, 34.37c. ——__—_ for the da> into aotton ———— || New York Cotton | _ —— ‘ NDW YORK, Jan. 17.—Cotton closed easy. SR.0R8-12 32 02.07 27.909795 23.10 Opening: Jan., May, 33.58¢; July, 32.45c; October, 78c. on SS ee _ Chicago Provisions CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—Prevision market “heck ' 10 00 ! 10.05 _____ BELLI ~ at Turpentine, Flax, Lindeed] — Linseed oi] quotations, 1 to 4 barre not per gallop for raw anc SAVANNAH, Ga... Jan. i} firm, 96@97%c: anles shipments 281; stock 13.310 Rosin firm sales 207 receipts 867; shipment 3901; stock 118,344. B te I $4.70;| KK. Sd.5: MM. 9.55 . $5.90; WG, $6.50; WWX, 6.70 DULUTH, Minn., |geed Jan. $2.47':; | May 2 5° MINN 17.— Turpentine : receipis 84; 17.— —Receipts today, estimated: Cattle and calves. 2000: hoger. 5.000, sbeep. 1p00: horses and mules. T540 CATTLE—Market stronger today fn beet | steers, butcher cows ond canners and cut- ters. with some favored sales up ldc. te Light yearlings steady and bells bearely steady. Veal calves at $11 te Fic average steady to OO0c bither ordinary Cattle for week. Beef steers CSc higher: r pa me et yw 24% light yearlings steady; buteer cows steady an 17 —foultry—Alive ° dest with the pisines arades and . li@ 22c: springs. 2ic: room- ‘ners and cutters about L5c higher: beef “oo = ea oo y= and bologna bulla 2he lower: stocker and receipts. 20 cars; total U. . sh pments, | 'eeGer steers 5c higher. ‘eal calves stow 605: trading very ligt on account of cold # decline of $1.25 to $1.50 from the c'ose yr on — os es Nn csctem last week, « , $7.25 to 5O per bu x lIES—Fiorica. 50c a River Stages at Other Cities. ” © Pittsburg, 17.2 feet, a rise of 5.6 aeneat, Gamal tema feet; Cincinnati, 44 feet, a rise of | Piums pan / 77B, 2nd, Rawtern rgd. 2.8; Louisville, 19.1, a rise of 2.3: | pear Ane ad ted? Rosset | PARSN!PS—Home-grown, $1 per bY Cairo, 43.3 feet, a fall of .3; Mem- | Sear a tng ve 3 . —F¥ x tno > . Mine mules, 0 , e« rs POTATOES—/(per 100 Ibs.)—Red River| phis, 34.0 feet, a rise of .1; Vicks-!Top cotton mules. 15.2 ¢ | ohtos. $1.50 to $1 60: Northern russet bur-| burg, 41.8 feet, a rise of .3; New|, hands ' banks. re} Colorado Brown __ beauty, tah | Cotton mules, 15 €1 5: Waete-n ruceet burbanks. $175 to! Orleans, 14.9 feet: no change. Small. cheap m to plain to medium =) : orida. STRAW BER Arizona ire. quart Fioida bie Boston. x Texas. $1 per bu | $1.50 per | Ibe )—Fancv North a { 2.8 and per | | Medium to good drafts ood to choice chunks herg. $1.75 to $2.50: |Medium to peod chunks $1 to $1.50 per case: hamper. MUSTARD GREENS—tTesxas bu basket. ONIONS iner 15° red. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1924. ee —— te ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH As We Understand It, the Youthful Lloyd Hahn .Ran All the Joy Out of Joie Pasi Every Athletic Star Needed Schaeffer Makes © Pal Moran Step yut aay iis : iy Cdmaee ‘dae lai : | Fast i in Workout | Thumbs Down for Wills. v - and trade and departed for New ly . . ARRY WI S, the dusky York and other points with the -‘ ans Lig e t LLS ope of pulling a David Harum d pei Orle tw ig complainant in the case ‘> Shows Speed and Cleverness | the Dark Dynasty against Jac Before Crowd in Local Gym. If U. S. Is to Beat Finland’ for for | | Pa ETE RR ND a ~ Is Badly | Beaten 4 ww two. Besides conferring with ( Dempséy, has _ forfeited such "THS, 16 AND 17 ‘any st ‘Se. Louis Sprinter + Captures 50, ™— 7 4 | 60 and 70 Yard Dashes at Be sees a val . +s “a i. ‘(the owners of the Boston Na- . ' European Team That Won Eight Firsts at Antwerp ™ wal ‘Aonals and other magnates, he sympathy as was accorded him | Px y wo yot tives at Sevent o * ‘ ves : ey in the past by those who beliéved | a A ee? Sahel were identi. | rest, | : : the op New York Games. 1. ie d th t Squad of 23 Men, Will Be Stronger Than Ever,. at Pa in the gael SY ee cod Baan ee eee grec. Tai Gen. .¥ his layers, some to wa ir we i baraned not Pal Moran, a swarthy-skinned | : - (na robbers who held him ; . vee youngsters ant 10 | ing by the cham- ' de as ina $80 fron —Aimerica May Need Its Seconds and Thirds. sa lealae ‘| young man of Italian ancestry and| °F of side-stepping by | b takine : ” ’ ; ' ’s manager. . : »” Rickey wants a catcher. He Sianout the most talked-of light- pion's n & rect? fair pra- Louis District | swer needs a catcher. And it fs a ?| - , Offered a pertectiy will be hela M | well-k a hl ae ~~ at its very worst was certain to |Chase Hotel, Notices have Asie Turning Rociety, * Mal He net him $100,000, with the pos- [sent to all of the. } ne tion © membership accsiaieil sti : Pena! wreeTe by 8 - tile Thi dances rills and | sibility of $200,000 more, Wills. ; pian nse Ender “the “Airecte >| the £ Sock iftv niece ~ plainly showed that he and not nouncement madé by : pucter oh muse ror the exercises 'Frane Dempaey was the one that should Brown, secretary ét= ae “yill be followed by ie sone. 2 " natio %- a. orgenis n eo Ss ~~ 7 >, be charged with fear or side body, with 4am tat ; J os aom stepping. be a-full attendance § = Berton ‘ering. 1900 2? ADVERTISEMENT | thor At the present time th con ormaunlen 4 ommme Better Be Safe Than Be Sorry / meme tory within a radius WTI can’t get well by wishi Untior trom the foot of O Aa District Association is . It’s dangerous to say, “I guess ll be ina few ys." Pea of the Missouri Vall all right Don't AMTART TE 1924. [City News. News in . Brief |i’ . on TO THE ‘ ‘HAMPION Vis oY _ 314° Lecust street 1 ought a carioad of bodies and | 54 ‘hem ghipped to Urand Island hoe : . he @ave a draft for ~ The ee RP PL As a det given $20 aioe > elayed until the draft could , tt came back yesterday | By _—* ‘worthiess.”” we PLO ee . ned wa t wae - ted -_—©xes Jack Lawler at the Coliseum ) objective, Rickey suggested that §| tOmorrow. .¢ his trip might result in the ac- Two or three hundred heads, at |S quisition of a pitcher or two. 5} a quarter a head, bobbed from side fr rman} jH0 side at the crowded ringside, | vesterday. and voices buzzed ex- citedly as Schaeffer. carrying the ‘battle to Pal, thumped the body or 'face of the Crescent City fighter with occasional ‘telling blows. | | Pal, indulging his smaller foe, Match Will Be Cus of Features | ©°™te™ted himself with showing his | | speed and defensive skill, occa- _. Boectal to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Jan. ; Murchison, America's | . sprinter, won the Susquehanna spe- ‘cial sprint, one of the features of the annual tndoor games of the Silk A. A. at the 22d FPegiment Armory, last night. Murchison de- feated, among others, Harold Le- ver, the intercollegiate 100-yard rere! champion; Jackson V. Scholz and & § Pee ae: on Cregeen Bernie Wefers, both of the New /¢ @ xia wie Ae [ube oe York A. C. Se p3 OS he The race was a serics of sprints % eee «et 50, 60 and 70 yards and Murchi- = |] om wi sr “son captured all three cvents. Marathon ru ~“ In the shortest race Leveg left «his mark like a shot and if was “fully 15 yards before Murchison “reached him. It was a pretty race right until the end, where the St. Louis boy threw himself “Against the tape. There was a tie for third place between Scholz and Wefers. In the 60-yard sprint Murchison Wroke more quickly and led from ethe start, but he was forced to “milllize every bit of speed and power 7._ Loren | memher« »} " champion | . . . Fear or Greed? ICKARD’S plan to have Wills face Firpo first, and the winner go against Dempsey is logical. Firpo was beaten by Dempsey in less than four min- utes of fighting. Since Wills -x- pects to win the title by beating Dempsey, himself, he should not run from Firpo. Dempsey, in Wills place, would have leaped at the chancc. Instead. Wills is quoted as hayv- ing said that he would NOT fight Firpo before he met Demp- sey, and that he wanted either a percentage or $500,000. That is ludicrous, if Wills’ manager, Mullins, was correct- ly quoted.“ The best way for Wills ‘reinstate himself in popular XVor is to accept Rickard’s plan and button up Gain. 1 1-5 s. . (loss). phe Event. ry 800 meters * '1500 meters..... ae ed 110 hurdles ee Schnemann Boxes | | Sansone Tonight; 6 ft. 41-5 in. 3 ft. 4 7-10 in. . 9% in. $8 ft. 7 in. 36 ft. 2 in. . 146 ft. 3 1-10 in. . 7% in. . 35 4-5 s. . 59 m. By John E. Wray. Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. About the severest shock American pride could suffer would re- | sult this summer {@ the United States should be defeated in the track | Mike San- land field feature of the Olympic games at Paris. In the seven revivals ef isone are scheduled to box in one} games beginning in 1896 at Athens not once has the United | ee 7 in. ‘(5 & DO to We ¢3 © rrow)l sociation which in tt and bership in the Uni tennis. = : 4 y hope t yo 8 thr dem sere = 0 are affiliated with ¢ Id ‘cis of | @*™ ~ This tried and true old tonic is one of | of Amateur Show at sionally putting on a spurt against District Associati apr © that has every South Broadway. his lighter foe by way of displaving y | what he could do on attack, when 4 he cared to. , Moran Please, Fans. Moran was under restrafnt ‘throughout his workout, but re- |v aled to pleased onlookers enough ito show that he is a first rank i boxer. He will need all his assets tomorrow when he meetS .Wagne Germ f dir “ . Pepto-Ma und larger organizations @ i. t is a real tonic and biood en- ipal Tennis A oR, 4 ye park clubs, the East Bt, ie mene “i brings ne color y uscles and nis Association with sis to the m the Sunday School ciation, representing. lin 22 churches. “Ge The membership tpehias ‘(large private clubs A, Forest Hills Tennis (im wood Country Club aml! Sam Schnemann and a If the | ée casueests| of | call og omy 53 : EY | recall the ancient of the feature matches of the ama- States bowed to another nation. eT ‘teur show to be held at the South C. tonight. contest will Lv PAL MOMAN. Of New Orleans, whose knock- country in more heavily for athletics and The win- | on an organized basis. But the prestige of the is in more serious danger this ye: ir ' Broadway A. : ‘ner of this probably | Mo, 7 “was evident @id not reveal a real sprint any “Running for the ‘this afternoon for Ames, ‘the coach. and the Pikers will ' yepresented in all classes except the 415 nds; a Joe Hersch, ~» After the Ames meet the Pikers ‘Rave matches scheduled with Rolla, in his slender legs as Lever closed fast and might have won in a few More yards. Murchison ran the -$0 yards in 5 3-5 seconds and the ‘VYonger race in 6 2-5 seconds. * Murchison An Easy Victor. of In the 70 yards Murchison won easily. Lou Rawlings, unattached, ‘was second and Bernie Wefers of ‘the N. Y. A. C. was third. Lever ‘finished fourth. The time, 7 1-5. was first announced as a world record, but it later developed Le- ‘ver had a mark of 7 1-10. Jole Ray, famous miler, was badly beaten in the 150)-meter handicap Tun. A youngster by the name of ‘Lioyd Hahn of the. Boston A. A., former junior champion, ran past tWe mighty Joie on the last lap, fin- ished with a great burst of speed and won the event by three yards from Pat Kennedy of the Knights ‘of Columbus. Hahn, who had an Allowance of 29 yards, ran the dis- tance in 4 minutes 5 3-5 second. yardr. Hahn at the end. Ray Not in «Condition. Jole was not in condition. from the start. That He during part of the race and Hahn showed Joie some real running when he went by him like a shot and then fairly flew down the “stretch. » The crowd expected Joie to un- “gover a eprint on the last lap but there was no sprinting for Joie and che appeared tired as he finished third. “" The New York Athietic Club won the four-mile metropolitan relay phampionship with much to spare. Winged Foot or- "ganization were Jack Sellers, Rich- ‘ard Whearty, Walter Higgins and Willie Goodwin. ———--e--.. - ‘PIKEWAY WRESTLERS ~ WILL OPPOSE AMES MAT TEAM TOMORROW The Piker wrestling team, accom- ‘panied by Coach Al Wasem, a for- will depart Ja... and Green mat men will owa State College tomorrow mer world’s champion. epee t ‘fternoon in a conference meet. The Piker squad this year is , composed largely of inexperienced “wrestlers, but the outfit has been practicing regularly since early in the autumn and is in good condi- tion. Six men will make the trip with be heavyweight. Capt. Earl Brewer, »286 pounds, and “Bill” Bowling, pounds, are the veterans of the “feam. The other wrestiers who are making the trip are: Abe. Weiser, pounds; Roy Muench, 145 Walter Semple, 158 pounds; 75 pounds. nsas. Miasouri and a conference qaeet in March. a rpee vere os $600, 4-year-olde imi ur qe. w ne. hat Wea Rloworwii’ nd ' gixteenth: A SS ate lig out victories over Charicy White and Shugruc have attracted na- tional attention. He will prob- ably fight Leonard for the title, next summer. COINS PEF Be, | Racing Results | } and Entries; PP LPBAP LP Fairground Results. Weather, clear; track, slow. FIRST RACE, claiming, $1000, for en d-year-olds, six fur, ongs—old 105 (Pake), 7 to 2, 7 to 5. 3 to 5. The Reaper 100 (Thorndyke), 2 to 1, eyen, second; Baldine 105 (Martin), 4 to 5, third. Time, 1:154-5. Mugler, B.iackolia, Omasex, Baisam Lake, King Ton, Meddling Mattie, Bethlehem Steel/ Futuro and Ran- Qoiph also ran. SECOND RACE, claiming, for 4-year-olds and up. Pardon 113 (l’arke), maid- Ma PK first; purse $1000, six furlo- -Z5s—— Leg even, 2 to 5, 1 to 6. ’ Kennedy had a handicap of 45 | John @ Kelly, Ray was 16 yards behind | ysnture. | (Lee), where | ' 135 | {: Same firet; Green Gold even, second; Dan even, third. Time, Sequel, Quesada, Mi: King also ran. ig MD. RACH, claiming, J-year-olds, six furlongs—lDucky, »> to 24, 3 te 1 asa F to 5. Payman, 108 (Harvey). 3 to second; Wilmer the Wizard. 1 to 4, thiru. Time, 1:15 1-5 Bamra, Fausto, Byron, M,. also ran. FOURTH RAGE, hbendicap for 3-year- olds and up, $1200, mile and 70 yards— Sedgefield, 106 (Heupe!), SS a a and 1 to 2, won: Lord Granite. (lee), 2 to 1 ane 4 to 5S, secon 110 (Parke), 1 to 3, third. Time. Thimble, Stvatione and Amole also ran. ——— - Havana Results. Weather cloudy; track fast. FIRST RACE, purse $60), 3-year old, maidens, claiming, five and one-ha f fdr. longs—F ranchise 104 (J. Callahan), 3 ~, even, 1 to 7, first; Hilloro 109 Smith), 4 to 5. 2 to 5, second: Blue net 98 (Eaton), 7 to 10, third. 1:143-5. Francis Church, Zunelle, Lady, Suzuki, Nano Ronan. Fear, Long Green, Mcnopoly also ran. SECOND RACE: Purae $600, for 3- year-olds amd up, chiming, foaled in Cuba. °% furlongs: Solomon's Favor. 97 (Yer- 7 to 2, even, 1 to 2 first: Sister 07 (Woodstock), 3 to 1, second; Liborio, 102 (McLaughun), third. Time, 1: lo 4-5. Ponce, Veneno also ran. THIRD PACE. and upward, furlongs—vet 6 to 5, l to 2 ham), 2 to 5, 105 iHarvey), 2 to 1, Lolling 110 (Stutts), 1:14 Gold Mou it, Serbian, Kirah, Ad- key Moore and A. for 100 won, 10” iw. Bon- ly | ratt), Cecelia, . t0 & Chaperra, purse $700, 4-year-olds Claiming, five and one-half "Em 29 (Overton), 4 to 1. . first; Ben Bolt 109 (Cheat- 1 to 5S, second: Col. \Faton), 7 to 5, third. Time. 1:13. Needy, The Utster, Lauging Eyes II, Le Balafare also ran. Tomorrow’s Fairground Entries First race, $1000. 2-year-olds, 3 fur.ones omcalt' Mos - Wildwinge Shirley Iwehii Boy Mengel Nettie Step Along . Sweeptona Confluente Wheaton - Mary lear Moon Magic eat Girl Jose Deleredo claiming, 3-year- Second *Archie for race, olds up, 6 furlongs bCvLd Chita tan Arrowhead *Oild Sinner ...! *Charlia sSummy TOR Alexander, 105 ®*Lazibeck *Antiles a *Ven! zelos *Sea Wrack *hivyeteria claiming, 4-year whee Oreus O5 Humhes Graham 108 Lily M Poppeye ..1068 *Uncle Sonny .105 Mount Peasant 104 Third race, $1000, ana up. fi furlongs (« illuseter iiessilere , , Clough Jordan ock Rack Vennie Fourth race, 000, da!mi -year- old, mile and a yards: es, O79 ] ronda vf 100 98 Maurie Cohen "Waukulla *litt'’e Alfred Fifth race, $1000 claiming. 4-vear-olds and up, mile and a aixteenth: Dantzic . ] *Hieh Gear *\Waurkeae . Pw Tim "Harry BO MO *Pwetnroof — Sixth race, $1000 claiming. 4-pear- . up. mile and a sixteenth: - 4 olinero $1000. ‘Saimin | olds and up. mage Hoa a zteenth : Gamer. (= thd leg Wie / Sietedibomel Weather clear: track slow *Aupreatice “allowance nee claimed. St. Louis U. High Plays. The St. Loutse University High | Fchoo! basketball team is scheduled to play Cleveland High School to- day. It will be the second game of the season for the Billiken juniors, ’ than ever before. Gen. Allen, back from the Rhineland in an- nouncing the appointment of Char- ley Reber of St.. Louis to take charge of raising the local quota for financing the Olympic team of the United States said: “‘Ameri¢a does not appreciate the remarkable strides European nations have made in four years in athletics and area, 'the nations Gen. }_-and statistics show that it is- ‘honors. purse $1000. | 1 and 6 to 5, | (Parke). | Devil Girl, | Time's Up and Julia, | athletic i, that is coming fast Lo | Time | Ashburton, r : 7 to b. | Chairman of Committee Re- Pat 103 | physical development.” If Finland happers to be one of Allen referred to -the I'nited States wi'l have its work cut out for it not to lose its (lyimpic In 1920, at Antwerp, Il in- land, with a team consisting of only 23 athictes, as com~rared with seven or more times that number from the United States, won cight fr, as against nine for the Unit- ed States. Finland still. only pull has not stood ‘the United States has, seconds and thirds’ will | through on points. Europe “Daffy” Over Sports. our has some remarkable Furthermore, Finland athletes. it has gone “daffy” over physical development. | It is a nation of hardy people and it excels in precisely the thing that | America is weak in—long-distance | running. Finland fs not alone in European advancement. A is Czecho- Slo- | vakia. This country still probab!) lacks capable coaches to put it iny the front rank. but it is keenly in- terested and is learning rapidly. A little wider distribution firsts might easily send Finland to the fore and wipe out the.U. S.| lead. O11 Two Stars Injured. About the only favorable thought jury in this connection is that the U. S. team competed under several dicaps at Antwerp. One was the in- to the great broad jumper, Sol Butler, which cost U. S. one Another was the injury to-Joie Ray which ruined chance of win- ninz the 1500-meter race. After the 1920 Olympies the two nations stood as follows in the mat- ter of firsts won’ FINLAND: Marathon, hop, step and jump, javelin throw, shot put, discus throw, 10,000-meters run. our If. us | ithe Olympics nation | ' jthe 10,000-meter steeplechase. penta- thion. UNITED STATES: One hundred and 200-meceter dashes, 400-meter hurdies, team race, 400-meter re- lay, high jump, pole vanlit, ham- mer throw, 56-pound weight. Nor likelihood that we will any of Finland's firsts from time. Whether any result at Paris pic performances close to what *“nossible.”’ A shown in the of comparisons between the per- formances at the first revival of at Athens in those achieved at Antwerp Some of the gains are And a comparison of the with the Olympic re jrious events wiuld show what remarkable been made athletic Olymp there much away her this is take -ord-breaking will doubtful. Olym- today are very many consider the notable feature is re. is in 19290. astonishing. 1896 cords in still further fames, was France and ‘arene have pane leates. EE > F Rasket Tourney March 14. COLUMBIA, Mo. — The aanual siate high achool basketball be In- all held here March 14 and 15. vitations have been sent to high schools In the «state. Oakland Stxnus Foster. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — George Foster, former star pitcher with the Boston Red Sox, will attempt a “comeback” the coming scason. as a member of the Oakland club of the Coast enews, Wrestier’s Body Unclaimed. GREENVILLE, Tex.—The body ef Charlies Hackenschmidt, fermer wresticn who was killed foallow- ing a quarre! last week, lies. un- claimed at a local undertaker’s establishment He was a brother of George Hackenschmidt, one of the leading heavyweight wrestlers some ycars aga. « 2, By the Associated Press. a 1. | } ' ' today. ind of the evening's * having recently inote | ,out yesterday. |shape. William | 'who, even though conceding we'ntt to Moran, is fast. clever and strong. The showing of Schaeffer was es- pecially interesting as his cppon- ent of tomorrow, Lawler. has been roing nicely in his workouts here. Schaeffer promises to give Lawler a lurid evening. He is a tear-in serapper, busy all the time and not afraid, apparently. Lawler e*ems a different fighter from the Lawler who fought here.a few seasons aco. This bout is expects] to one best. De Ad Stone and ly-developed rivals for pubiic favor in the light heavyweiz!it class, > th grained considerable victories over ypood second-raters, did not put in an ap- pearance yesterday. ‘30th are aus Clifford, a protege of Mike Gibbons, will be accompanied by the once great middleweight, it was lannounced. Sollie Kessler and Jimmy Bocs, principals in the other event on to- morrow’s Coliseum ecard, worked Both are in good through The Angelica Club ble in making members that their 1923 membership must be renewed before they understand cards can a j buy tickets for the bouts tomorrow. | 10,000 ATTEND FUNERAL | Jerome. OF FRANKIE JEROME NEW YORK, Jdn. 17. — Frankie the “Bronx Spider,” was buried today while a vast throng of | 10.000 paid tribute to the memory iof the bantamweight | died after taking the count of boxer | for the first and last time at Madi- son Square Garden last Friday i night. St. ‘there was a | death _ fects of | Taylor, | Promoters, managers, ring cham- | pions and preliminary boys mingled in the crowd that gathered for ser- vices at the home of Jerome's par- ents then thronged St. Jerome’s Catholic Church, where the dead boxer once served as an altar boy, and finally followed the cortege to Raymond's cemetery. In the shadows of the church, too, silent, tragic figure— Bud Taylor, Terre Haute, Ind.. box- er, whose knockout of Jerome in the twelfth and last round of their | had resulted in the latter's two days later from the ef- a ruptured blood vessel. cleared of blame in connec- tion with Jerome's death, was there to pay homage to one of the gam- fight lest antagonists he ever fought. Prominent in the great gathering were Tex Rickard, Mike McTigue, world’s light heavyweight cham- | pion, officials of the State Athletic | Commission, and scores of mana- | gers and fighters. ee $25 FOR EACH PLAYER HIFTING A HOME RUN | By the Associated Press. | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 17.—S. | \B. Adelson, known as the “Cucum- | ber king.” of Plant City. Fla, se- lected for the spring training camp ‘of the Indianapolis American AS5- ‘sociation team, has offered $25 to leach player knocking a home run lin the training season games, by ; York the following ' ' ac- cording to word received yesterday William E. Claver. secretary of ‘the ciub. Claver said he had scheduled ex-. hibition games at Plant City with | the New York Giants on March 21, Brooklyn on the 24th and @ tenta- ‘tive date on March 13 with Cin- ‘cinnatt. A game with Brooklyn on March 28 is scheduled for Clear- water, Fla. and one with the New Giants at Sarasota, Fla., on day. ee ee ae Last Night’s Fights BLDORADO, Ark.—Johnny Pee- wee Kataer of St. Leuls knocked eut Willle-Coerbett af Califernia in third of a scheduled 10-round } bout. PARIS.— Arthur Wryus ef BRel- gxiem we on a feul from Billy Matthews, EXneland. itn fourth | peend ef scheduled 20-reund con-~ test. ROCHESTER. WN. ¥—Jack Tay- ler of Omeha scored technical kmeckeut over Jack Townsend, New York, in fifth reund. Toewn-~ send clatmed be had injered his hand, bet examination failed te éetermine the injury. Jack Clifford, news | is having trou- | who | “ten” 5 the managerial mouth. His is not the place to DICTATE, bat to beg. * ° a Mr. Tragos Explains. EORGE TRAGOS, middle- weight wrestler, who has experienced difficulty re-estab- lishing himself because of the fact that he had suffered from a -case of trachoma, became widely known, exhibits a cer- tificate, signed by Dr. C. M. Sneed of Columbia, Mo., which certifies that he (Sneed) believes Tragos “‘is now free of any con- tagious eye trouble.’’ The certificate was dated April, 1923, almost one year ago, but the nemeisis of his early afflic- tion still pursues Tragos. He has been unable to obtain position as wrestling instructor, a post he occupied at Missouri University, but lost when the fact that he had had trachoma became known. “Tt is a mistake to suppose that trachoma necessarily will result from contact with a wrest- ler so afflicted,” Tragos said. “There are preventives that can be used to avoid the contagion. “Proner and enarly treatment of this stubborn disease is cssen- tial, but many cases that might easily be cured have become chronic through improper treat- ment or neglect. “While the disease was new to the mat world, it spread like wildfire. But the fact is that it is now dying out rapidly because the knowledge of how to pre- vent or to auickly cure it has be- come general. “It is a serious matter. how- ever, and all wrestlers afflicted ought to suspend activities pend- ing the cure of the disease.” a © o Some Trade. HE Red Sox will be a con- | tender for the 1924 Amer- | ican League flag, is the word | Ban Johnsqn slips, us from Chi- cago. Dudley Lee, Wamby, Steve O'Neil, Veach, Gonnolly and Boone are the guyg who are go- fing to lift the Red Sox from last place into the hall of fame. Hot Dawe! All that Bob Quinn now necds is three first-class pitchers; then he'll surely be a first-division possibility. Ball teams, in the nature of other things must have other players than flelders. Automo- biles, too, must have something else tha nfine bodies. ‘ Of what avail is a Rolls Royce tonneau. if it is equipped with a flivver engine? And of what earthly use is a ball club, if it hasn't a_ six-cylinder pitching staff? Can you visualize the Red Sox limping in at the hrad of the race with that pitching unit hit- ting on its one cylinder— shmke? ee SALE OF TICKETS FOR OLYMPIC GAMES OPENS By the Associated Press. | PARIS, Jan. 17. — Bookings for | admission to the winter Olympic | sports at ae have opened. ‘A season ticket covering the 106 days of the meet ranges in price, eccording to accommodatiors, from , 200 to 400 franca: daily admissions 7% to 60 francs, and tickets hemp. attendance for a half day from five to 30 grancs. , a 2 _ Another Garner Reedy. CINCINNATI, Jan. 17.—The latest! jot the famous Garner family of ‘jockeys, William Garner, aged 16, lis ready to make his debut the coming ceason. it was said yester- day. _ He is a first cousin of Mack Gar-. jner, In Memoriam’s jockey. and of Guy Garner. who went to, ‘several years ago when he \too heavy for the American Willlam was tutored last Louis Country Club, a to the nine country S64 there are a number.of.ee organizations in the 4m For the past two ¥ tennis enthusiast’ Hases ing to obtain the vat Court Tennis chample’ award of this event for? year will be made bya States Lawn Tennis, its annual meeting . Keb. 2. At “the | next Monday Dine ing season will be sd Don’t wonder whether you can because ect home dyeing is guaranteed or tint successfully, aye with ‘‘ Diamond ea’’ even ot have never dyed before. Druggists have all colors. Directions in each $3 to ) | ie as eo 1012 N. Grand angan a hot here tured fice | men sou '_ogitty Mee ithe Re ; be GIVE “CALIFORI rendable Laxative for Sick & } liurry. Mother! ! Even a frettu, child loves. the pleasant | arse m ie era yan “9 4 ie 7%, . ’ al ns ; hy ~ . J 22 Se Ala
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T) t 7 Replies ecor " isher was an Se Tee and | dear Soe, “me sOita Ry Cahe a ve aved nius- Me nies iP ersongs “bo wi * = osT AND FOUND investigated. ‘cam ; 6 Graft could 0o German Pacifist new fj nounced today. The! vf Er daet 5+! Edna McCabe 1 utesch: Hignlan 7 Ween Delmar stent G col- ulintelidenhiaial damin INSTRUCTION - f o° ‘SOCK VeOSterd (© , ° . ‘| rm t } . onl - ~ | Maetthe =e Mtg de “ee et, ciuved ” - a, ""% Deirv'’s w; Car and he Sout) ‘ et he °Mm fam . “ESONA Ly }’ vy eee, ’ , 7 raide 93TWw . a £ Pare. = ‘. . 4hn ‘ e j - » OEP, = or f > sas ‘rand by resid e. > ttt. 7 af .@3 Ww h : : ——— este ’ J . aes LICENSE . merce Building ank of ¢ Om-/ ion 8:70 2. m t Friday. Jan bet ween 1 sO "1. Car Jan. 15, 392 ee authorigeq M egy a _ Yas abandone.! ion of Ge “ SES uilding Its m Dh'e Church SS. Mary ana Pr; ) DP. m. and 2 a’ ~4. arinella inetructer three young me at 9 - after 7 D z rmany « military Willie R ar! 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FY alter: late z sanlentin ara AT ound . Al. | yconed cer able t . A ; ad iper——Abhb a ve she _. Tj “o . iL4;reng@ Me - VerOoVM") Wife of -¢) NAL ; male ~ge , 4°ze black “ Special! at. M ode rr, » JR tre 0 trial for high Toone Moorhead R y red lev. wil] iveé Other lawvere wh i (za ber} bz *Tr. CG@ar cbt hye ic A271 Alahama od tan fe. D : Met a de u — ‘ ason ‘ . ? ‘ Hos P’. Whe Oe wus uULn Mill. . i oe s . 2 a . ”' UV } er ~— . ein Ker Al rx a mer of Vrs eee es a : Bot’ - . oe 7. © : FO TOUTHS. 14 AND 17 . ‘ and immediately = wa }: ward Ieons 6 ers—— Mild; — Rele ak ma . isso lated with the fir L e a e and Virs ~ a ‘ ita , l sider Aut FYT Nb HY POLIK i: ee 4° =6 McPherson ay. l.inde'! 44°9 oe, é ed by) detecti: ' LARS |any strone SUbjJeCt to Hebe, uUrke——Marie YW es 4re (laude Pp ; rm , Gear graz hee ee Muelle; 7,0 SKid chaine—Ind @ L.A DIES—La res Pp termeercoted Vison - 7 letectives a’ Bevent! -” = ons measures . " : . H de Pen aa liliame . , A Berry, Nat i WwW in-law 44M other sister a: 7 an Vlasori: Auto licens onion 6 0 F setr'et. —e — “earn beauty eullure. mak | The . and oeeesien avenue, were iden: , | rest » -S. including ar- — sah Willian —Evya a B. Dow, iey, Ben : min F ae . w”- Funeral « . a™d moth 7S “Wleetings Mo. auto lcense pi (rite ath dig rics = ony a ork easier. belter paying inal o** + se ‘ ue rwit . . e. oe ’ : *" , Tan) Vi +. “ee “ rs . ” 2 + arney] a y ("os * . . ef ++ ‘ 4 ' fir $e i) t? - wot Ca sant: ’ . _ annual meeting or ° Ve Paereet as hi at AW . aby | t} ermitted by milita ry law ie ~~ - Bi odemann—a ad ta A . v illia m A Brady s ‘ nte) Ji “s ° ity Tai, Be ‘ aT ja - s - LObDan P FP inare ame 1 re——Sth district. ’ Glatrict. ..- a 7% pitase cop "1 se or of “‘The Builder *’ —a Haywood, | ees a . } ; . istone eS +B —~nter inte i ‘ ) iT es ww 4 fn —e i Mane an ad- | ae Jan. 15. luo ; A )' Tres x W e eal r » 52 Li ter . LT Feit A Ww "y . ; Merkel, 22s, 1824. at 7:40 m° we dnesday, | _RORERT FISHER. 2d. .WERB. D. i Trade Schools » SF OSODD P.M RESs LADLM se N 2 eenes ee ; .* | “ Z Quidd ord Buhliand. i- Sent to all aleral NINTH ANNIVERSARY well-known Germa: — es Webster Groves °°9 Bee Withrow Katha lif . d out at ‘‘onen Gj dl . . ida. . “ rei ae i. OU S—~ AI, ri) ‘ i) I. an : ’ Mer} el). ~ ~ 4 a 906 “>, ' x “ | mbe rship according to x bd ena! aveaien . me : He states that -“ 2 | eke ard nt Dae arden. L:@ Re, n- cathen in-ta Ww. Jha — Merkel i pon ia * we wid, Xa minati — i- B: idge. E. A T . p a ine vain ‘ nce -_ : . " nV > ~ lew Bohir e. oe “Dringfie ‘ ‘* " z “~- - (iat er ¢ re maa fe - . . wot ‘ fe. =5 — ; e 4 # [ae oe - ™ ouncement made by 7 sd gerciore under the ean ton of the Versai}) 4 i a " ty : 6 ) x 1 0 . "ur 4 - ttt am . — comp’ mw « - itr redline e ree months in Prison. } ’ =| vile. = DUPO—Nellie x b | CARTER and Jessie Pavitt, our p Mie alan Mildred | Wary 29. 1s Nate untii 12 m.. on tame renaira. Phone brick laying. flues and to ! a Oto lo “slug course, ho ° ; om the fo 6 member S . Te is a «+O le. Elk- i Ss Little Li - ~— Erandmother d ms not her - n-law Grain: ~- va for construct! ; —- * Phone Bentoa 119M ie “ ’ ” lv. ‘srand 552" Pwenthe y : ot of Oliy of the Int . , . . ver Pills D Lutz of Wuate-! . ¢ar Sister woof A . ee ge Works to k k Ss poe LE? ME fi amie s . icy ‘ entury Telegraph c - te e ; orr As president , phy, Johnson— Berth. Pri , act surely but gently | ; : 6, Mo.. im her sixtiet? Bance ne 32an2"* provisions of Oa tery. yier 34943. 2623 Sint. $100 a week: clenm wash? bans ron = : ‘ : ~ “ . » ' ’ “~ . ince, Bt . eral Saturd 7 * — i for: - . ~ a. lan, s . 7 = a tien i emthy #Tr eniadid . ‘ . a ° sociation w} alley 7 Pr ; © the Ger » | Martin T. Lee -}| On the lhver from Prow urcay, Jan. 19 o ' n Of contract pectfications, = OpPPOrluinities: no ex n lich ; ’ eace Lra a man Louis onNard—Mer : i ° ot ovost-Drehman dy at 2 b> m.| can be h and other informa TT quired to learn 4 perience re. of ‘bership in the Unites holds » Osu! can’t get well by wishing. It’s crowing “aetengl he is fearfu] of the George H. Bakery Saret O'Toole. st. rae. after- bg > boulevard, to Sunset Bete) 32° N. _tvom 300 cy tie Pttice of the president. _CARI ENTERS ox UILDERS. | et send for free trial yt tustaue: ‘ 'A., th ., ed States I | » o6 3 ' . rism of Germar-~« : o artie Jerrels. Von: inner ise Pr aterioo (Ill.) papers planes *.. | SIDS will be + (c8) GARAGES— ee ee | nrne. Address Dept. F.1633 th gg national governing all right om an i fuces ll be ee has published ficuree aoe BIRTH one cy 9 ae ™ PERSEN—Entered es toe COPY. (CO) | Public Service of the Citys Board of; inxs, painted donne nth ose gids | so OCM.. LI8 E. 26th. Chi in, : 4 wu ” ew ays * Do ’ 27°TNIany : ‘yg ™ ~ ; IOWine * 7 RE . 2 - ay, an. 12 Pov ee id r on Satur.- vO n 2 ~ City Hi - uls | none too good. ~ As tion . o> © an |™ at Ww > 4i@VE rd on rt , ‘rmiliattig d cbr v, ECTRIC WIR ' | J | aren 1 - . ~ ana fo! S8Oc ij . , : nhgan. funds wer p 3 woyv rR : Be 2 repolitia ay - Raid win , n ULSivar, —wU 4 ni} Int " : Uniess secner al ~ Uary 14, 925 Se a. an ems ING ETC ee ne ho ‘ eth Olive : . larger ation. A » This tried and a e used for d ‘ . : her date? eu into Pest *! residence e } 3 ~ d other tn, 7% ren 7 : orm of ~~ * {fA Grand S427W ‘ ’ Cash or PROF . nis A a es that has stood eve ‘@ RR. Browd aq wv tchita. ‘he complexion—bri Norma ushier, Mrs. Bij; sence » ad a: the offi- pation cam be | CONCE ne (RP) | ESSIONAL ; ; . ry _— A and eri. 3624 T =e i ‘ P n— righten th ssa) Mandy Py i. +i Zale t} Seba s Street . : a ofr the 2); a ae 4 «A Leb “ ira: . a . — . . A’ a park Clubs tion Ww It is a real t | St ale A. Lauri Qn Ower Gr . e eyes. ‘ : ark. on Ja ° ‘oer Saud Sewe ' per. FECte Le tures os ae. Si. per ro Pie PERMANEN one- . "t; ; > . P . « . ' ed mah) ts ‘ " : 1» te “ ‘ . Pate } ' . ore ) ” Clation Athiet; . ‘ to the who! as P, J.andc ce ev, 37231 C a | Mrs. Elizabeth &- . Mathilds namie | mec. Riversj yA ndiek, 3129 Mera ec in 22 ty TePresenting tennis Get Gude’ = body. Posse © [J. T ‘Sne 9 Sark. 2618 Sherigan | | Herman, Robert see et 204 the late Emit’ | isi FS oe (e3) - m oc. Churches ennis ' s from your druggist. aptures Men Wanted J. A. and T Halloran, 262 regan. | _ Funeral Fridey a2 Vallie Reden. ae. | and FOUND ' of wi Dp. Williams, evecialiat in the a i The 2 mquic or tablets—and begi ; Missouri, Co in H. and R Bird. 432 | teen | Clement parlor 2osu28..2 >. m., f | your neem Old and new houses tne art n | Lhe membership inetug - gin to take it. By the Assoc, Companions Fleeing 51 andy, Mpellenhot?. 4028 Blow E A | H lard, to New sé 4 shbu “4 H. an: a "a Oparo. 103 . “. . 4. Firet 6 stne . Weert be eral from th es kK 2 & n . ¢ | - 4éc Sua. . 1¢ city; our Tater! tractor in ¢. : ane A ad : er nd \. Linzemann : Selby Sun. $2.00. Extre ten cote. $1.80; jarth Grand bi. et ot chapel. 2707 Dian, aie, 80c daily, Pt > jterms. Phone Main dane? best: cash or fetta Olive or ¢ . » S0c dail an. 18, ¢ oT i 2. m. F Piay. $0c dail " Sua, WRIGH . 8 for e y. or ".9T\i°°™ Rethiehem) Cemet riday, er line: Agai tends $00 Sua. ante ? ELECTRIC CO 203 stimator. emetery. (ob) | Be: $0 sinvee an eeemce. 10s 7 times, | === oo or té é 4, daily 8c, Sun. Bc. ia | — a (oR) G d 9 Mo.. w i es “04 Were surprised by a’ r. and im, 4 se v : ‘ . id I. Stef¢ a. f : Sun. a house ab - @ posse in |W. J. and uy —_— YO0DA 8S. Broadw: ion ah of Thanks, Memoriam no- | oe! Newsy Me « a out four miles > HH. and YD. Riewerix “io; 30o™ Dodier’’ . vc line daily, oF Sunday. QUANTE— Entered into rest T : . Wland a ; TA WN . -_-_-_———_ Jan. 15. Toe st on uesday. | times. J 7 2 ; | Minnie & *! : “4, at 45 I bar se { & sari imes. daily 8c. #um. 6e. ee ——— *~ £ 3 oS - 2 2 & i addit FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. | organizations in set ie. . n | fr vr, ‘ | lor © Jistric , here Jas ; fom . W. and W co ata 1 tennis rhe Past two years roy : 0~- an a last night, and two wete cap W’. A. and D hie’ 22006 Evang ANDERSON Entered into rest Wed ~ Stee : - : -_ 7: \ . * Ww a — P . . he €.¢a on Bane kee h i weiss “R05 Mr Ss or trips. _ Sa ‘vw pi 0. books. 4 : al Ineet) : men led ) . 0 about 9: : .. and M. Mey z Lene dear daue! . Vv r. and Mrs. John Trie! c Help (“hure h Int rT maddy of Pe r. | on onevy, Rox R-@°0 Pp »> moep alt of _— A. oD arket Romo md - A 79. Bor, ee : , [Web. 2 ue 5a Ne » 160 by local police ; J. and A, Sejmidt Tape mopTin “N6iiter-in-law Mrs. Oswal! ao) | serene terment in Calvary | BAR PIN coi eo | CONCRETE nt 817. (eg2) | ALDITOR—Ssit. ; titi s§S) ot aon At the a ¥ sour) ice and Mis..G ,; nm ter so Gt, F439 Rrer &. ang our dear sister «feces swald iehr, RIDE r “Vary IN—]_ost rT ee ‘ eut and omel ve ciallg ' 3 od afcountan . ; . , | office - _— eng 3. } tS Bremeu, twi . _ “ear sister, sister-in-law and ay «R—Enter (oe) } Jane o}}. , ‘amond at Arcadi lasting. = recked wit es closi “ext Monday p! seats . gittves ficers, is Pursuing the fy- |}, #4 Mt. Peg; 2018 Artington. Bs ge ne Anna a! from Gebken shaper gh 1 2a. 16, 1923, “ 0, °St om Wednesday, | Dance Hall; reward. Call Tyler 200nW phones “Taner Contracting Co, “eu | facome tax re aes fereioeen = INE season wil} , ra ‘or the Salata - the timber lands Sherire no E. Debeau- oe “. Vandeventer mm tee On Friday, Jan. 18, a 2:30 p. | lo mer, of gl American Al Thomas ..| SAR PIN (ch) |OLD brass beds meade nooo | statement ee sheets. profit weekly. 4 ‘I ee * cas iscu ‘3 0 As! t e's a aap -7 ana Y. Casament . par woUteau nll Veter and’ Paul's ¢ te ap ' son Of Mrs. Matti, + peng) Bee 5 be- , ‘S——1 O8t. silver Wed — 5 everythi new: we ref! sien mad » SYStems insta 487 Court t sned : 4Asioury, a memb S. and T ento, 907 Frani COLE—— En etery. (c#) | 40d dear brother Ridier (nee Leact ween Grand ; br. Wednesday, be-| 2843 Fa %.. ,=mplre Poll finjeh | made. low cost. Ro ‘Ournam , the Os hae “uecimber of ¥ ~ Josif socliA & _. TANK iin — ‘Llered into ;es¢ ; OP ap on ie f Mrs. kA tah: M}, Seuth & at rie and King’s highway | 8844 Kast an - Lindel oe shing Works I x R-] : «PD ,en di : ent will 2 - yah Dp Sse, Positively . a . - and Tr Stenhec., aa . Second Janu. 16 lv ne os A 2:10 a. m.. - SPiMnalnNs at the «, im A tInvden Sout ? Side; liber; rewar. —a y. on eS —— @ 1 3045 — BA KE R—s it, : - . . eue consideration be sty ' Berkshire a 'Y identified |F- and ‘a. fon, “342,5.. Third Cole. husband nee apne Wisse. Mo. J. | 7.28 Easton avenue, .. Pleitsh chapel, | eens ard. Call Riverside | a }_trv. Phone estar anne Reports of the : ber . one of the ba ik rob L.. and I D i? ian, ‘190 2651 Keokuk l eParney) father a a — tila f ole rine | oot i Drees ase) - a Py Ls lis Lo vr; » - - a 1em her ‘ . —-— i.e! iP 7 3 _ . - ; : ' I. | tees of the loc } Various o¢ pata nae B. 32th. 1. Cole; James F, Cole, rot} . bo ok R. Cape -; vd ‘oO. 0, K.P. D. Bika ~ et and pear! cee peatinum end diamond: | PAINTING 2 NTING experience ; ase a2. a neloeri 76 Fears’ Iread. The elect) ation wilt | BURIAL PER: Alexander, excd 72 pears. °F NOM lcopy | rardeau (Mo.) /pupers” please] King's highnn’, Monds small red flannel | PAINTING. iiterior “ang hardwood flows | Api ————— ; ec gar . ¥/ . vera l mm fan v ; ; , SAN’ : i ‘ me Ling’: Ligh A . =e : i Mt, etwee i Pee ' rT cee ” ice- Members of en of officers ADVERTIS aairie RB. Melson, 40 oe Jan. 18 at 10 4 an pg ee mn a J : day, age yea entered into |irest on Tuet’| oh nig i Cabany egroadway; liberal | Prices. Cal) Grand +400)" at lowest relanen ae el ae up-to-date; : le ? rs EMEN the: ine 1’. my J _ « ] ! sinde!! ‘ iur (eo) Payee . aeiCy ent r te j'e rm bias . 8 a . a) 19°4 a | ——- VeG@s- | Cate wit € Hs a , " 4 zt. Com) i ————_—_—_— Ls - ‘cH, nm . . arrie . Years’ Mittee -XeCulive & Kimonas Dr Re nel T Mirm: baeee per . BO v2) gS G —_ - . . (e4 | =e ha A 7%. & 1): -U a m nn h Roy Yy hy oa a nunt- i ——=—— Ep i nt : . bali " good recond = Pie € At ra ns ; more for | r a . ; i . ; ‘ 2 ° . ‘ uner } Pent . s » "alt ' a rom ? =i ~ gt m_ ‘ . . jve 900 j hong x » F jare as ¢ ‘Hor t Tennis = Hontoltmann, 04. oO) “a nitarium m.. Soar —_ Rar if Jan. 18. at 7 | Sy enue. lrida vy. a - 1S 4 we Northland”) ——----__ (eh) - 8 L OVE REPAIRS | BOOKK EEPER—an ner den - . . OM; ms. 6 SG A mr. ] | oa b Vierlinge is _ set Le. % Street. to St. vey ®. 2 2200 Connecticut po} Pe te r's Cemete: . i van at ~ ~P. m., ‘o | $I al, Fe iT D—TLost i ad ay my EES —— | A G BRATI eee alli ise married, dle-uged —— F - John FB. Mooney 8 ’ eter’ Bare 60 Sa rest Par! Adkins oe to Concordia on eran ¢ Hurch. s “HAVISDICK sEntered || tet (o4) | vaae sallon gzasviine yet e165: sice Ss sae : RAUER SUPPLY os) Sate nnd nnect with che Pres dent: H MI 7 H. OWT. Wulfme in. ~~ we nis NN—(Om Touekwd; : mie & ic) ednesday, Jan. 18 pe an” res ON | as Seen Mara Riversid anew o :* | ——"** repuirs, 316-18 N -; els “0; salary reasonabl > ny — Jere a as , wrimneyer, 43, 120 nets + hd 3°45 » ecay, Jun, To, 1984.) » m.. Herman J ‘ 7.8, af 3:15 nm | BIRD Se _169W. ee ‘ 4 ot (oR Ah, Post-Diepa teh «, R- pre Sident “ Ww Hess, S-cond Tl’ ; Mar) Purse ] SR] 7 ~ S North Marke 0 t m.. Julta lh nr ’ . at iy oe ete o i we oe ha Vis} } Le! [ DUG— Lost oa ’ oe s a ,:,-7~,-. let ) j ee Y : ~ oO i ' ain ane ° _ . Mav is ' ao” - 200 TV! sheer? —= } ter of ¢) Par : : . at, beloy ed dangly say oO! Mrs. Agence , wey! en “J Son-~ | pointer: a . : saree, iver and . j ee BUY—Sit,: wo >? die retary and po vata H. Brown Quick yt ves se eettion is gone. e Smith, 33! 409 8. Gil Jour dear cousin on #24 Bridget Daun ind | 6), brotuer-in law and ciel (lear broth: | collar; jiveral ‘reward. ‘Seus @ Sm and | _ STORAGE AND | _market.” 3319 Meramec" 22 © Gilet t ‘treasurer ° ar. George R : froy } —Yes. Almost instant relief | es . le Munera!l rid Jan. 19 Pentieth yea: id udcle, in his sev-? Colfax aznx | T°*% 84. 6435 © Claxton. | CRAWFORD MOVING BRICK LA VING__an —_. ~¥% . er, . x ‘Om ¢ = . ‘ . . ’ from ty! pods, ~— var : at 7 :ct0 $ " PMnerg) Satur. pit eee eee . : Movin Te: A ere ‘ @: - et ' Che lest colds, sore throat b: ate. Div ~ Somaeel Cu Keilv funeral . hye Pe, ? = | reo fi atu ua Jen, 19, at R20 al CRIEF CASE—Lost. ec a cont ray t: furniture van, $4.50 load. or - layer. Ty er B454T. h Don't we acl Binge ’ orces Granted Chu Avior avenu CTA Oe ng ey eschedag’s chapel, 2825 Norh} pa? (eck Saturday weather. Market car, | omont 2610. exchanged. Phone |CARETAKER-Sit.; to tak wonder whether rou can , ne, lumbago fol. a 24ie@ Vaughar from Sa : Sree Interivenut in ¢ aivary - sisi ence os “ + nts. - St Aumustins ™ ris ee T Ln J -— havpers. So yy ide, Bie L, A NGAN 2 en (c8> | - dren in evening “s Box he 507 > © . . Str > iome drei Sy ae ing Wi Futn,; , Se tle, a a? et. AR .‘edneseay, Jar . ‘ On Ty , ae | - (00) | DOG Rete (o4) | spec oving of ; te, steady; cal . res Chan /Station 16. b “Diamoniwene iy gvarantecd | 0 _ St. sertion. Matbein from Orto Mathein e. of "Ha oe 1) HM. Thunning. be veal Fin wee 10:05 vp. — vom. HS. 1924, at white tip’ ; vund, black and tan: w # | ing _ crenartenent of leas det weOee: oho a devin ad , } "fh ° a ' 4 ; Ms asendl : : rriet ! . ix i mn , a 7 wu eT Pee ‘] “hal : = ™ rt. t liO\V @e Poe any —— 7 . TAI re ware eg es . a ; oe « . o or 4 . » NOV .- : = | a it’ BOK PLAN SHOWS reth M. Ernst (nee Piecho, i: Merma- Cherok: om Ziegenhein Erps.’ Chane! %@oe OG—Lost. Boston tanec ne ate | CHAUFFEUR EE, am to ELDOR Ag t Diawaten, ! Aa e St Jacobs wife of the late John ie rr). dearly Dslovs d tavien eae to Calvary ee — | ag agnts. See 1s Heenee ‘sazqecnmend PAC ERING _ reanot ble: do “work “mayscl? | purivieu ty ovens fam ed , T . . rederick J Be rset ote tees bother of ¢ - Ntered Sone, —~_ ©? | lela. ; Ne Pe rand | -———_—_—_=* ° 1912 S . ‘ov Renn i nwrt. like ny P Ark., Jan. 17 ‘ rh Sg harmless PUBLIC IS INTENSELY SI Mary A Wilizs? “4 . OF MNalisburv, M day V; mo rest - oan W ' ee P enn a 8. Oth, 2 an ks ett. Lindell 1574M : 2 8s Mar; . Kliizabeth » ‘isbul Mo y. Jan. 14 po mn Wednes- | DOG—y on; a 3 PAPER NGING i o) 1 e ‘ornrs eh Sa at ‘ ‘ool Cewee Kaiser, St Louis liniment which NCERE + John F = wlll " cam . a iy eresq F'mily RB. anine ae Be bn 32 &. m.. “Bae Naor ' ap yellow: Grand ee | lirws, Bomont-] BAS ee Dlaatering. Col. nay gant i age NIC — Wants 7 2 . ——— - . oo oe , rors re’) . : ‘ _— Ue co ] r : 4 Ey 7 ee eee “ ; ” ‘ : he me ned his second victory ; | a ly breaks cheat Kansas Editor wh a st mt , M a re t¢ mo b B., me ra my: Say ' Ches ey % Ta ~ ) ‘hone SIN Hartford ouar, name Ruff: reward. Oneae paveres $8 — ee an oeSle, (c82) ~ references: epenke Rosin an sMIEKt, whe here colds, soothe j : os: Qs on Com. Mether of Margaret, we ke). dear gran werent Krances|S |Chesicy: DiWKi—Lost, Aired —————____ « clede. Lin. 6245W. - Nag'e, | Phone Sidmey 4279W. J pre- vo rhet ; n, he knocked ‘ ’ “OOLNeS the Milttees of Ay ' ag omg. Margaret h M. Ernst. our « mec , _ Services from Hauck L et y. collar: ater iredale, Ji years oid biack aS . -toW. Del. 34774J. | CTTAL Pits - - : il. : t of C out inflamm ti Awards. Asserts Ide er. Bist n-le =: rie, ' dexr 2732 Seuth Gra: . eeanmutt parlors anes o_o back. above lef ora |ROOMA 2 i (eR) Cl ieeSit. : mecehatic ; be- lof a = hy Alifornia in th l@tivn of; Had Wh va years - aunt, afea «0 IN. 'ee 16 ‘rand boulevard, Friday. Jan | t i” j ors d inte } ieee m ‘ ‘‘ 4) wood Mo 7" yt et arter. nn | SP hx “LAT. prices for . ; + SR RS _ fe8?) : Ptr) y Paul Seoma, Bee hte in ale . Gi ' am | Testion that cause, | Senators and heade of , % neraus — reine A Ti latives end friends “soa yal ee am J 14°44 lode © ot) vaaner VOG——Losi: Houston ee ow es ie an pnbaree, $6 up. including nn, soos _ matoevees Sidnev 4270W. : .& Ty + I layers Sign. - anno} Ppaln. Tt never dis- of the Gover eparimenis Dhan and Ateas *. ; meni her of School. Cr Unger . ‘aes, belove. husband -¢ _ ane white larkings hale feinale, dark | on rm, — pointing Bigger ‘che dans i“ a RED MAN —Sit. : nest: as nd- * inches high + at White collar, | ~~ erma. This mean ome | or care of boiler, licensed; a ‘ ° | NEw YORK Presse. 7 | Get a 35 = not burn the skin. *™tering the Edw i; t above end Cl oa of Holy Trinity Parish. Fever. | ¢ hone’ and Mrs. George Splictic rancis | DOG——Lest: Se 1819 Gever: reward (ef) | ae for gvod. work. Over 700", cuar- | W. Patterson, 2717 Weshinaon ee : + Jan. 17 ee las vy Cent bottle of S ; . ; ard Bok Peac vs i€hEY are invited. ermne) g aet ather-in-law, son-in-law {beam Cut ost; Sealyham tecrier, with snort | office “hata ae Painti -00 satisfied | CORRESPONDENT =WSiL; oxperionadee Tor. . 1v.— Pe" Oo : OT St. Jaco Prize Ce | : ace ) (c7) | unele a ane. lew. | brotber ,| _'@e8, all white exc ‘with shore | office, 507 “ata ne €O.. shop and | eine NDENT —Sit.; ex OTK Giants desterday enneena na at any drug store, It has wees. which } on the first phase of PILLINGHAM— Entered into rest on | 24F8.. sed 49 years 2 months and Ve oe of ear. $5 reward Bleck Deich | years in (a Tee Forest 8711W, mt trakeien a copeen iota. salen pt “ hs recéipt of sighed or a : f commended for 65 . ears . PD accord! ias Just been complete , p seine a || Mm z ] i. ee at 3 4 m m.. Funeral from residence BOR TT i or oe Wydown tEer" and Hanley ras” | ‘ (c62) euneriaan” Girect wae VaR 4ank Gowdy contracts : th NF to Willis wees wife of Thar ' BA ei Ollev), beloved | **ehue, Saturdar. Ja, oF “inneso'a | EARRIN _— Val Filling oo the late Ernest and Perct- | ZASICEK —ntered ‘ns (o%) | PARKRING—Lom: be — Ut Se CROSS CUTTER—w#iht.; 10 years ord - er. iW . - zinger and A. | Stav in t hie East , ar J our dear ones 4 me Eljzabeth Kin gbt dav. Jan. 16. 1a QO Tes? nn Wednes with »« all lrop Col, . onyvs. pendant. em? experience - wants work of hi. arte UNtfZinger formerly pl mem ber of thea Ty : . iS i l“uners | Satunds i — att Mra nk Zaijice} ‘ bine =” nt O30 wa . Clive Car, or 14:4 aman ‘ae Center or to Sane penta; age 36; married seal Tlye 1 hom , om “UGBCES con imittec from family i ney Sf 2 PD. m., | SOuth Twe i ade po {? years. of V0}2 ward Olive 29.) set to Uhestnul; re- _ Post-Dispetenh., * “Ve atrd - ; [ ; ‘Versity of Penney In the contest. Mm1* sea avenne oo resid ner, 21:34 Vire (sro | Scumeniatiche H * treet, LMM OPV eu ee Fe RD — -~ : =? Mrs : Alexander (RD) UNGINEER pt ast : Stoner je a recruit ¢ That ee ee Gm, a ‘hrist C%Urech (‘athedra! {father of aayioek (ne N ovetny | RR qn bl COU PE—Laost: No B6R7 807. 7a een tty oe tft ; eeensed (but nd lile ; TT: bn rom . T the greet A merica . ts to Belle ontaine Cemeter: 4 ‘ 1, om -s see - Will " i , r eT Vard; Slu0 for recove ry I in hdet? Solid ee 6600 betiats a experience operating —s ‘4 i | ic is ; : -_ . ‘ pu )- GILLI MET , ‘ am. i fmeh . . if «? UT)? Zia ’ cel ‘ = tbe ” in . =" ~ ° . ‘. ; egaie, Oc dé i , eneratore, tmeeha ro. é intensely s : . | 4a 4 H Entered into r Ww iatner ni-law and b wd J _¥ oul as al i: - - -- — — (4) Diepiay 865 ne daily, or a twotors= gene nice at a oe the incere is one of day, Jan. 15. 104 _—. est, - ednes- Funeral Seton grandfather sLASSES— Lost. tortoine ee seen ’ © daily, 480 Sun. BA, a a rators; position ag - iat ok ° | ‘ most forcef ; = v. Mar e dill: eth ; . , OS 2 30 .? m™.. ‘Alle friar ar “a ty sraay, Jar : ee at ° . : hd 8200 Etzel. ‘ +f . in Heiz) borhoad won, agate, 0c 35 Out f- te © ier Teeny foreman er fire ? le ae i mad ul impress! , Alher -; - y . . o@ar beloved aquugrhnter f o% ae he OJ ell rariors M igi aeis ME ye i _ ' c: — — - = a (“albany 464] ’ Tt) : Articles, ‘tA ¢ Sua. “ 241. Peomt Dite na teh tian, ‘ e upon the T 285.0118 . and Marthe ght eeaeet A, avenues, to New i SS. pT» and Allen s1LASSES—] ost het — vf i Out-os- ° ¢c 40¢ : unde WEE at (76) ' ‘“ udges . our de Tinems willmeth (nee Mehr}. Me = - Pic kers Cemeter aim _~é ; et Ween UGA? . (Oton, 5 . a. MLA r MAN Rit : 7 — . i. | ‘ Int) th . _ ar 4 and c)} i} ‘one a = . ern € ? of >, ° i > let y » “i ad Map! 4 : — ~ Bart deity. f ¢ ; = ‘* Wishes .o | M U N | Cl PA L test, v ho were forced a a e . I) - months. ‘ d and hiece, aged ] , | C a ae S ? had Vv ashimgion. No. 12. _ward °. Fret Urop 6H? Bartmer, nm orey. c , Cc Bx v. 0c Sun a. it Louls Louse. Sxperience tl h ls LEAGUE ST. oo answers by the theyre rt? from residence 1009 teense SP Me mTESLER—Entered into rest on Wednes. | {OV!—Lost mane, right hand, flesced desi $c. bun. 20. FR | good position with rros eee l¢ | The ’ aie usands, Calvary Cometery Pee an _ street, to} E. Ziegler (nee 24. at 5:30 p : -; lined. K. W. Hin! 61394 “un. eeced ° Lc. ; rd) e. nanaging ha > “ / etetietndtl ht - ants peace and the invited - ery. Felatis *s and friends | Yee uation Rn Buuéschsh) of 4335 Mine 6m 0125. — a ela. Del- dally Se, 7 5 0 - Post-Dispateh. Copartment. on P ( Sy will be a . H (c) Henry Z ne . ueariy sles ed wife ‘ ve | OVE Leet: — penne ED, . . HOTE! CLE : ; n } nh excellent - AMILTON—oOn Th > = , Fiseinn eer. beloved mather . | atite at eray; black a ae —— 4 CLERK—#it.; y» | MONDAY NIGHT op piviss res the Promotion of pene an 3:30 a. mM eenyntey. Sem, 17, 1924. neaior. Cecelia KK raise rp - oder ene Olive: Weantwoen Jefferson The or ani ADA’ DANCING Rom oxeartence firet-sinae” mag iy ; “N Iscussj thigent ‘artiand nalauead esit Milton (nee Mc. = or ™@ er-in-law lnoeh ee | SSRn ouay. teward S Privat a ne -210. Poaet-t of |iTyvat? Atnters Won Leat ; SSiOn and ft ewe . beloved wife of the tate ter, sister-in-) +, #randinother, gis. | —=2 : Lindel! 4 e Dancing Schoo): ake " Ot - Dig | Nort ; Se ssec . , . hought Ire iamilton ay aaa, a ine jiate John, - : r-in-law ara aunt a+ 4 , Si: ee | aily and & School; open HOU SEKMAN-—s —- pr i Biden Rem ule Turners : 0 subject, White thinke PO" the Oran and dear manny cera, Chas. |" phenerst ¢ aunt. atthe axe of MAND, BAG—Low, black. ~coulalding | Beets nee Tandet 4745." $045 | oe ae Call Bomont S326w" Ralter: eeary peees ’ “Far fron ; iy — Vrean and « am Sen” aan a, f Chas. : «, ? ag eeom Pe) ‘emWer & Son chape? samrar = k@ys; anyone fin ling pi ee BALLROOM da ae | - 2, ones Z3°R Olive. oes J >- 2 ounce dens . Hel 2 eas € be | ‘ 4 anti na rom dy ing down to —_— 1. = Ue — e of funs A ‘ om a! diene etreet ON atrme a - vou orard and Juniata nel ES werd. Mrs LD Redmaa née studio. 136 Odeun pian in private SANIT H—BSit.: single: S| oh rorings sygt -Chimax, the peace ec an dence, 3512 Cass avenue. ne, | 10 St. Anthony's | 1m, at 830 m. | kite ‘o) Grand 4846w - MKornharat to tend furnac i Cer tt - ~ on ‘_e**# # @ — 7 o . . i » I ~ aa e Contes: »]- nue. ‘ Di ‘ 101 5 Ss f Par ? Trt are Bo * h NIF ~~] oar Pyest : . BAI ’ ' ~~ a -eeeeees (790 Ciperle . 2. house and v ; TUESDAY ee “~~ 2 0 aun Child 5s tongue shows i ent to the other extreme 7 ioe HILKER Tent: red inter rac? Tue . eter and Payl's« ¢ emetur 7S OT tak School, het wee, a 8. Be ty Sherman ‘Mudie tae dancing taucht on pel th . me ed ; referen ea. Rox R- | “ M4 ’ GuT IND i veloped j we ° and de. . ar 1S. 19?4 oS. vescay. | ct _ — = —_- - ? t WEDNESD witlic dl | Personally SENS penthar pour dear father-in-law, , ~ ACKRAGE—Lost. on Vi ane oe | by request, tn ; vireular | MAN—Young want = aw “ Bice @, : ran’ plans wi Oo also- ' uperal Friday. Jan 18 g-2 3025 LAFAYEINTE : 4 inde!! 2ORER ~ Sullivan. | in pri chool of D ne} m ees ord coupe, for Ae 4 | md | Friday. . ' . ' | 7 P T'TEe Ay mn. i id :, Private. Fox + 4Pg. Learn county; with ref Ite Andreia Gouncil’’* 2° yy vill be of who} om Koch's funeral rooma. arin ome | No charge for th . PANEL— ee (c6) | Studio 134 mt. waltz. on werence. Grand A i] 7 effect uDp* . OCléesome Fourteenth stree: reome 3516 North mera) par! ‘ ® most beautify) *¢, . Lost: front ane! ~ Season tana 7 : n Bidg Phone © step. c ower Grove oe Pon the natio thence in Coie’ 2° Holy Trinity Ct pres parior in the city.; a ue with name H E of Ford truck indell 2450 ' one evenings, | MAN “wn oo er : “Sat Counefi -- ¢ the carryi MP Oend upon friends in aerY Ce . Relatives tet | (C62) | to oran Express. 6355 Eas.| PRIVATE Wik nes. | MAN—Sit_: experienced. job dpivis . Sunefli-..... rying o a pon riends invited metery . Relatives and ™ ee & Has. PRIV ATE DANCING. 2a" {£91 , or electri . Job ¥ Che RSDAY NIGHT OFEN : of the whol. ut of the idea back &f Holy Trinity Re Cased was a member | PPARLS—Loet. ot a4 ite ae | bl: guaranteed Sy 415 Washington | Garfield cto. Mermed pa » hb ow ale , ee ee , P ole project ‘ale the de, , ROGAN = - enevoient Society (od) | —te ; Line Car berel semaea’S clagp. Belt , ler. oot 4202 6 lessons. Mrs. Mil- MA N— sir by " r ia . ; - ’ . s, i Mal Tee — , , ey , - y "4e i Perl. ew ~ red one Counci} |’ * on ; Ndable Laxative f » ‘ by a" method: for particinat NS ; Jan. 15 19-0 d yo pnw on Tuesday, PENCIL Tyler ~474R. | WESTMINSTER HALT. 908 “Chee ark: experience and beet of or . pine 2 vv Pond f i . ; . mt 4 _ : , "ENCIL— 2) pee ps (7) de] . + Nive. Lin. : on CS | lon (TT) , Or Sick Baby or Child H nee on United States in world ae ean nee Mul lome>. be = A. . Ann ie iM. bar tford-os and j nelahiborhe Grand | eveninn Classes open every RS Tye, =f mass air at ; er 4 . oo : : CYT NS ored Hiurry Noth . : prretinastl ditmnestinpciialie a — armless! norm Ql- Mrs. Jo enh "s Hogan and dear mother of ward Garand 64518W: nitials O. B. Re- | LEARN te dance a: LD fe®) ter work: MD mo 4 a A Y} . child ") by en a frei fu ak nae Ww Hens, m s) n a aaenen ~ Prank | POC KETRBoO« ik me aS on ‘Olive and al - ag Acad ont TROT W OVes . ' ask your druggis PS ogee Tbomas W. Hogan CU COCO Cn | Pest Diep: en: _*aining $26 and some che ck: con-|; ‘Ms In the waltz fox tr ree instruc. MAN-~#it.; house eed of "California F; the pleasant ** California Fig ~. ’ for cenuine | FAVORS . Punera! i pod ieee Ginnie bi al ie Olive = Connt As PRones SRIR Julian eoIne® change; rewa “4.1 2 oe Tuesday nendl Pat and one sien cows poultry. om ane fr ; Dever fai! ig Srrup an q dire ti me rup “ hich bas PER CENT IN ~ ILA ] be} ry ar b - ’ ”~ Mu ler Personal Ske ‘tne eaily eéee 1 dos KK ry bag) ~* 6am | oat - _——--- es rae fem yp) ', a. ece ore he wtra and pa “00 nitge w yr ‘lean ex perienr ed bent ref : teas; nfu! 8 to open the bowels ‘ all ctiongs for babies an® children of . ~ JS. at £50 @ —a on st hopes y ~Agg see. egate gic gee y ~ Meer g ' Fan -. Maes , . ee Way Exchange tPueaen ‘tear A score on pa. TB of 1804 @ Broadwes erences. M & t ; today 7 ages rinte ' estrone: Uren. Interment in =! ot. are s : tien and ‘ . e ‘4 g checks . e On Same: con. “tors Tivate ile ony a 1 oy rete ’ ™ ; resid i rye =. ‘Tr me a " .% more v ry rier MAN— ‘hy 2 © child tomorrow. Prevent a! Mother! You HE bottle. | ent of Pennsylvania Railwa ie =. nd ane wtanl: svamaebeel Sune Sic." Dados o/ town, “Gaits is 10 1186 Rei'wav Bachange ‘Bide mur? £1.50 rer howe ns during Jsnuary ‘oni: mandy, | OOP Le a ant A ° : ‘ _ -4 Maid (0.4) > = q . “> Oent Ce a eaten ui “ ‘ ie : A eld r uF wens Pras ™ trem wt ‘ er you may in elites Gace Suggests This to ities y HYPES— Entered poorigs Diease copy. (4) | 8 sémoe, ic; 7 sémes, ~~ 26 an ae on 9 Py Wednesday “o- —SS ee ~ anything, references. oe Ry . eyvrTup. De 15. 19° nto rest. Tuesda AD n.. Be. ~ times, detly ta tertin “oe store or vicinity. ear,’ “yg D aie * ' ~~ P — ~ re: opment. Serviccs go Benjamin if. " y, Jan. ' > stmea, daily. 26, ben. ay - . "$5%,_ fe: Elizabeth Crowes oe and mene en | oi DETECTIVES NIGHT WATCH—air ee aut PH ADELPHIA" ; rene boulevard. Pride gence: 18 5B Sexth | . Be | be | yard for return at conte hie re- DETECTIVE— Does shadow ing. is ~ | en reliable a Ge! y ’ ILA ‘ . nD. . . ; i . ‘ © 7 =... F. 7 , ‘ ' ne, . : nvee - } TER ¢ a ees-euy pues an. , = Interment at banon in ai a4 STOCKHOLDERS’ al Rtore. 420 neon, or Huette’'s “& 7 I auto — missing peovie; confidential. ae ~ » oe ic) _@' EETING | Be ee eee_N: 6th. Shoe | del) bios 3678 Finney ay. Phone Lin. ‘Boke: 1. ndei DLE—Lost - name Tedadvo 772 _ (PM) : — — . by Teddy; tewan” | EX-OFICER W . ar ard. | “does ~~ BE. A. ua CHABSE | Franklin Speaking today b Kor y before the Ea LLE—F 8s - aon . tern mtere@ into rest on Monday. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEBTING—The an-| 9°08 Arrena! | be 72. Okinhoma Aagies Dame 21, Loyola 16 ~ d| aq ivisio / enatan ge = 24, Leyela U. : mn of the Chamber of Com. Louis a* 1824. after a lingering 11! nual meeting of the stockboid | 23. Betier 17. ~ * nerce of the I'n: tila - Koelle. beloved b: liness, J. Kenna: | oF tne stockholders ef the | pcp... mE - * Pe e 5. nited States, Sarmye) wot, 48. Hugo. Ose brother of Ma- iecs rd & Sons Carpet Oo. for the |? UP——Lost. Kussian wolf hoon | miss investigating. jocates | POT I ae 2) Yale a ° Kea, president gf the Pengsy! Nathan and Ottille Sone Poele, Emma, ing the ensuing voce cad pon eee nee | i Return 5094 Ridee hound: reward | Bing Soh tage? Title Guarenty | enseee eins work ; _ ‘Eehieh 27. Meblenberg 2 Railroad, s Vania |», mera! on Friday, Jan ine the ensuing yee> and for the tranaac- | PURSE—Lost. patent leatt ‘> | ta ive #762. ne, | .2nee®. Call W. g = staito , Bai Gs rom aint riGay, Jan. 18, at © 7 on ©f such corher swine Ry ~ : ie. Daten eee ee : re ° : | Georgia sA. Cle . att Sa a that if he were to S Gr e ; ie Bros ; . s aoa - >. m >» F erly come bet, rt r NAS . Tila Vv : t .,. . ke’ .. rew ar ty leather. roadway Ae DE rE% TTV I> — Dome shadowing "ioe f : 3cw and leave — Stm mone, Navy 36. § | TY astempt to sym up the steps | ae om = » MESNARD. f'resident eu" VO VON — ‘ce Tnen. wide cit wv - pace sy). de sham . huufer (nee Ram- - Attes S. 2 en jer sends on on vy a . A ctu cnmees e) | fer ; ony ith indust: ial growth, he ' James and " = of William L.. Charies STOCKH . — a sre -- . 17 woek, back wetent — my ORESSMAKING—mILLINERY Rox mates commission ; | say: ® wouid sister-in-law “largaret Ramsey. our Sear Netice fe rae pt ee tee env kano Prescripiton rowan at DF S8MAKER—Ladie« —— ll Sok RGIS. Post. Dispute. “Giv ans nd aunt. in ber thirtieth meetina remy given that the annual | peepee ah i+ clothes by g od children’s ———_. Give the railroads adequat Due notice of funeral Heth Publishing Con Will be Cand ce see celta nee I Le Krant hin, on S218. Property | LADIES? ee OP Oy ae Secretary-Ste pher. operating incom @ net Pleitsch's chapel ‘hose "72%, Georme 1. the company. Twelfth soto Be eh NOS ee Treat. 6th District: rete LADIES’ hat made to ordel wa Fie | wi eeeeting er ecutive them to earn, ¢ Se itting Mga he in ttt ae oo hi - Bay City of Bt. Louis Wipsourt, | any soe black onyx diamond i a materia] or you as aoe aeeiion’ a | R-208" Powe tine! end 4. » for -_ (e) on Monday. Jan. 21. 1924. ti « > Nugents e de . nee-| Delmar x vice. 67454 a tO eepat ch. management. riod of time, at Slike ae ar De | ta: TO. Tiegitt® Test on Wednesday A= H- the forenoon. ‘for’ the: purboss fur 400848. “Grange Ta _ SS 3 he ¥ Per cent Lay. dear brother “te 425, & .™ J 5 tramenction * of directors and for the |“) \3——Sumner Hieh class, ¢ ——- x oe other of Fred | ~ John J. ¢t ction of such other business | car. Perce. 3760. class. on Jefierson THE : ov a lay ay and Mre. co ine ae mAs ney 2140 ‘80 &. Broadway. 8id- TECK — _ es TWATECRE Wit Fee : o + B® Sym tema return upon th 8 , — property devoted Leamons. our brot in law soeErhn Piet or , my LITZE ince One rE Be FY tn A. LINCOLN, Secretary, ee | toe on Univertn often’ Bladinum | ghaue’ gees: 910. $5, $3) $i ° . y ve rar, be : . . to public , 47¢G wneje ~y service in the severa) dis. dar *, awed S3 yeara, 6 months. 22 D tr tricts or groufs. ° . 8. ss tall Funera! f- Ss , I road }; ' ‘om real _ St. lania. Der 81 1925 Monda -. bor leaders must be far gic “4 “ — Satundas once, inet. ar HN i Se os y, reward. Cabany iw | AMATEURS itd —Thursday. ... 2 ‘Bhar ' angelica! Lutheran Cemeterr 7 SING) a g . $3 ; ureda prises ’ Sts terr., . . ‘cKO. $5 . . PERSONAL RING—Laost. bdieck ony. chis @lamend | “mon Fre Be, Aubert 3 ter. 4948 | FOI » : — —- ie ’ a enough t . ere, 4 0 take the Pporltion ‘*rase] was a member of the A. south 4 . 4 a= - un ; uct ~ 7 yet _ ; Detrick “LOOTA J wev car; teward Kirk. AMATEURS i417... 2— ~ o°.n0s Centra! Sa : s7 § ; ~ - - ~~ Tontahe 7 of age SM SS. 92.50. Lowell Theat. ; Post ' *'0@her, S049 o_o thar ° t] a emplo, Pe whan .- _ - . . ‘a receive abe 7 I ; PERERA N AlL~ ‘ ’ . a ‘ cen . ‘UT of oN i) Picmitiens a3 - “tata ip PR at x tor Joseph Konetko ,cents on every dollar of railroad nie Leon. bere Jan. 15, 1984, Pan- thrommy ‘pamee ate nis Setar. 5. 3 — 4; N. Bread ; ‘ Ge - ove . . . : ? & rome Tries? jlera : . . _ . ~— — — est « ‘~~ : ‘roe + . onan Ae — nadine “* Mother o e of Leopold Leon "as looking for him a gg me cman “7 CAIN ——1 oot ome J0x3'5 Weed AMATEV AS ridav - ¢ “a a oy re rie . . ‘ : ns _ 7 ra.G elhmlin ; <3 ¢ - a r ay - a 6 : yoo. . . , Cheat te 7 . 2 - rand. Sali gbur: ; eT: prises ‘i5 ss rch gneeli Thea ney — le ~ Se 9 lage. es +, revenues should. c m , » ©O-operate w Paso. Tex oo’, *Lfs. Irene Lern "} the rest of the country in bringing Se SaAisbes, Cale Claudie “Rothechiid | Iue On. East St. Tpule, Irn’ tere he | 15108 a Sears ee ORL Me ae He ma Py , 7 inging Mr iff ) = — _ vig. Dl, wb 510A 3G Cea néapeacer.; Com : Gell ‘Thes, 5 r\: out meeded deflation ip livi Remaing st Be — Mra. Carrie Daniels, pot in bompltal: tredh aut te be was WaTch TT a Coa ant SI BOR. + wto6i | Mederta dell Theater. Grand and | Ol aiet costes and materials.” ng funera] later. er chapel. Notice of | never one ~ colette oe hie ie Chagter Masses aa © ee ene Templar ENTERTAINMENTS tor any — Se ; se Onna tw bedy sou k se Dol - a | Sea rj t. . y 0 . oe — Brees yd + “a 1937 yrrormgsion. oo a Please gerd Probabiy between Webster | Phone Caben The. Ee A B&B. sc Cc eee (trey ana Grand «vy bet Tas. Qgeon | HAWATTAN. Filipine one brs ere, players and er
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PE RD: FT Le ge Looe URSDAY. SCARY 1, 1924 se-TO SELL. THAT USED FURNITURE offer it through these columns.6@ _ ae AU TOMOBI ST. LOUTS 32 POST-DISPATCH. mS i === — ELP WTD.—WOMEN, G)RLS BUS! "yee a TED —— Te ee, ee ~~ HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS H ness s SITUA TIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN, BoYs “SALESMEN WA N A ISWERS TO Qi ERI How Satikl—bxpertencel wus ari for WOMAN—Eideriy. care fos home and child. MEAT MARRKET_Ue . Coupes Fo For § Sale COLORED GIRL—Sit.; neat; as maid or | GLERK——In ice and coal of! Btn AUTOM( BILE S AL .ESM EN! se kK: small family: no! more for home than wages; upie em- fixtures. 4°94 % . a nuree or waltress. ‘Bomont | ISSakh i‘5) ; Side: steady positio ag ; aes am T ARE \ p RODU ‘ 'E R n~ --- hn ge amd wasea. 586 ploved. Call after & 3510 ¢ — (8) -4 N. ey ‘: - ol "3a 78 Easton 1921: eecrifice. i935. nae COMPA NION—Sit.: chii agen cares "or advancement Rox “R- 140 ; : Ik Y ( é ~ 4 ~ 4 ‘ 6 8 As aterman et finer. 4) 'RomeN—4 colored, neat appearing hich Sout! i AT aE } rr teat = nou, Gay oF evuning 1 COM POSTTORS——A iso Took ee W k | | A V ke A N AT | R At TI \ Ms ee ) a | : ~ et vi %i— WwW hit te. ea Derionced, ee wd Pages = oO : hae a : ) bet 2 & Pe "ot mortaage. - — ---- on oma Are ri’ ‘ : : - ore - , ‘rus ' —— f reoh . “f ni que ry, Le a! housework: r ; ‘ : art @utdoe we “—, temity of = oR bi 38.9 Me “ eae: first vear. Box R-17! ri_tandelt apd) __ Pras YOU. CAN ALSO USE ONE ees SOS SNP ache aad manilens adeiialns’ wi teal = Werete— S50 _____ ° 3 ; ; nd , i 1 a : ert o " “ é' . goat heare ; Dileasant rooms on . ' =. ‘ : ¢ ‘ (ue . Wre iphone 1817 7 WwW. or write ~ Ft tim a . ° e ” . - NI KN . ~~ } oo ao r Yy Ss Al 4 oa » | ~ “~~ ~~ _~ . , : . | “A ~ - _ ) a , —- a proper « ha peronags oumestunwre — a: : e. -- ‘ c 37) ‘ re ‘erm Jouneon - z by bich xc! ‘olored are: ts. Loa R-S1i, P MEN PREFE ,D | “aA yas “reg | aide an) ! —Or weman. whi rt mary. Call 1721 Washington a! all at | | —EE We > bo " ™ , ° " .7 a s a . ™ " : : ’ _* . » : ; sé . . ‘4 . i { 3 . . . ' » — s) - ' 7 . ’ . a re . re . 4 f : eee: ' i ; . aq iad b t) , - . ; ‘ —* . ' "= : a 7 we = ' TAI RANT — x 4 " : Cc 13 W Sunda ndel! 13172 ow r * "KR . beok fi trit } stion. S he stain o or good ie; mk ' 1a. ~~ a TE small: od me ‘ Basket Motor ~z ; Bc one wee Lindel — —_ - DRIVE Rs— Pb KX pere t ’ ys "a W ILL en »\ ER LAN D. INC, hes. h st | 1@ mouth gi a aint mn an a pour yo ile ‘é192 Wes. mi aster. ‘ -. : oO “es ‘ ' .» . ; al nea + to the Secretary | over night» If the stain has been || HOUSE GIRL—Cecman; general house- —WOMEN n transfer cee : ‘ —_ dy colored girt wo cr aintenaAnce Of Dian. ; ~~ eh uae - ~ : ™ ’ of State, Jeffer: ACY, AUF | fi r time soak the article in a werk and plain cvoking. Call afier GG. | LL OR OCtransfer cermer ip ; ¥ Rom “1423 pune —" ak the information : in ut ta a | oluti t alic clad ier i} @8 k. mo laundry, S547 £&. King's digs LALIES demonstrate amazing beauty Cote a me businesa, —¥ ’ Soupe, 1923: y; $i00 | down. nee — ( . eRe on 4 1: instant beautifier; un- & SON STO Basten FF “— 3 pant. cord tires. Morerch, 3115 oa shit a — nouse™w ork . = : p's ay Nr aon - =? 188° eo be ws vesiment nee Yy sn qu : hoid .¢ er Uih« rTiesS ¢ i AEE Eee ae oe : ; . , - “¥ Hols bh uiki- Sit. : eet “ A? ". eee . oe emer = . / = . Diarwt . 4 "a Thee bei RIL — “ it. by colo e.! . * > ws "e “i. iis / ren) Tle " , a Fal i ‘ hy - * . ’ rAzette, ad . * " LADIES For rs] " ~ y+} neore $° ~ “10. } are’ & : ~ sT —— a... > athe — ni 7 TY _ : . ’ rT . rT’ " | ’ = qs? ’ : . ; ckreER—Four ec: wus : ator pnan: « : | , sitivel: as operator - . : sa ie — ee is seb : aaa ~ weekly paper ed ) } — ae : acd travel © hs —s ' hei . bi ron t * . - - to help mother . mit ' ’ . i , q LaiTa Line aANnIVe’ Sat 5 . “he printin e¢ as le . ot} “son J ‘s ! a eur candy departmen! ' ’ ton iy , Te ; be ; ae »i ». The! . or ‘ Pe LSTences. - aa i |. = -- — ' vit ut k r thi ’ are 1 . local ei eee ' aL le ty for advancement. ca ween E wee —— = ‘9uDe@. ~ea. r 2. ont hougekee! ping. 4 25 —_ . SALESMAN Mus arise ; : = “es Pi te — ' ati : \ : rr — , = —— -— ; $3@ -Lecust ran den NG. Hal ‘S2—Prace : long $185: te-™s. > | Vv TOUSEAKE EPER—-s|: com petent es : > Bea fe TERK truck 912 N. Broadway = mii al teacnciagt leanesaagtn “Im street. Th ion priee For : ve! mec a : ——_——_— - om peerag niture: $3. ig ~ a . mother rleas fam nily >~lern ~ ats t eet _ L ts ‘ _ ie , . ai —_* . i decorat a4 $3 Her annul Y) be paper Was se.) t ad’ permit hows for ~j arty ' ud all ~ Ty E52} j 2OMe eXperie e a) meer ity ' 4 . : >.69 per d aie C1 ; ESM. AN—h eh-class stock, to h i 3 | re * ; : : ’ hugse to-heuss work; als demonustra- NG Hors a ‘oupe de luxe; ¢- oe narticviars. Rox e 2 t 81 - Dispatch ‘GL industria’ Box Y-! INTERESTEI! a CO vice -inted na “Ramage” press, a = 1orh st asian ~> tor wanted Short hours, good pay. Ca! ROOMING HO sea a . wo tires: excellent condi: HOM EKEEPER—sn.. erperte: | Aik is: be experienced z- § “MAN—Hign-class, experten: examinations are given he Old! wooden concern with a stone bed | LAUNDRY HELP-—Shirt machine girlsand pron 10 a. efter 3 p. mm. 1017 poaseswon, leaving iy; * - rede. 1900 Washington. . i were Prove ; , : . Da . ’ : oe - ° : . a ‘ . - : ’ - . " Xa min | AAs | ~ . a , ‘ . c ; — Rae Rensis tz Su ts Farr — 1 "i . . . a erac 444 LT ~ Fm’ of le need. ~ yy for 'B-107 ‘ost-TY uy toc) in al iece Pu mandle of siik underwear fur ANcw Customs House Tl ind at live and jron-tramed tympan. a’ were gy tt ULL : : iitie (rcaranty Bide ~’ — q ‘oupe. ‘ate 1973: al) 1 psec. p~S2UG. ££ OBL~s . : . ‘ : . . a toe : — “rm mt A owe 4 — , : : ba oe ~ z undry 7 Cierk : 7 CoUPLe employee : tix ash na ) aVJO0 > : ~a ore _s S. -. ni186.CR ro etreets. You can obt a} Aton EH. H. —A patent has been : : . + ———— = SALESL. “ADY—_Rasreseat large manufac- R¢ OMING Dest of condition, seed very = hlianks, towether w th complete . at . n England for a liqeid MAID—For Reneral house: K ate co turer. carbon Rare” and typewriter rib- high-class = £ Motor Car (e.. : - 1 ~ La s - : * * . . - ' : LADY—R8it : —_— ne. ~O) h eh echoo . : 2 . ; a . . = — — — » news! ma Der ' ~ - ~ ? “ “ ’ a ] : rt . . = ‘ . , eet all ee , ; ner ‘ i} rien A : bs Gee ak Es — . — formation reZaradir ‘ thei, ace rat ~«rnpnish lacquer. 1 pos t; ig . . : ' “a . . . . ~ . Me _* . . etuation: so —— : * 1047 Pitle 4 Cx ' ey Lon er te élrer “nl > is , " y or Seturday. Consolidated Co.. mis _balt cash. A mp. © terms. Tevie Motor Co.. Ford be _Post-TMispat: mn. a Hk AD w AQ “ER—Colored ; 'O NC ~ 3 N RA .2 9 ’ 3 bi ixin urce: of ben- - . - — - , S15 Sirh c) , 4 enay 5003 Locust. pen Sunday —_ Stoe LAUNDRESS—Sit bY experienced colcre: Hamilton Hotel, Ham.iton an ME At On = 2 FOE we = ae en Se Te : el oll and 1 oz. MAI reral housework: family & oeciaia 7 SHO" ST RE—Steck aaa Gr ROAR = - ye \* ">? — ‘ ; 4 or rh aring Rell mr “? > We? * te "10 ® \ . hale — ue ' 2 . . ' . t oner a: od salary to right oe ° . . , 3 ‘ : : a ° - . > a «= . miadc'°-agre w order take “ ted. Box Y- : ‘ ci c ‘ ween ’ - we er ; 7 ; . r [f an- i. —_---———— - + ~ . - - ———-—- ———— - : ; for. - ‘ $300. e can ie terma. for Saturca, trha to clean; steacy work uPnris reference: er 4 ‘ . 5) } reen penpp s thre : t 2: oy varnished ‘i ite 77MM ERS—ast =valy Work: EX PERIENCED ONTDY SHOE SHOP—With ; * che bo? ed a 31 Lo us’ s UD Tindei! , : S — : —— ; la ' te les — “7 r Kk] : no . ; eS! = se ) ay. > nee, 3000 il "s > ~ suits ma dr - wenderful or ARGS Delrrar. 1 Ba.:. Fo zs ; ’ nee ee a as — SALES) ——— oe . aig’ aa ' —- ill : the surface ; ‘ ay ee 688 eee OP | oIN — 3 2 evenings = LAT NPRERS—sSi., 3 first~ . Tweeday J ANITOR—W hite irmish¢ mer nd political Book! Oo mix ti ougaoiy. ason I 2 surtace, Will. . n 10 minutes j —_ —— DPDortunities Sterne. 5098 Washingion. (cS) Sut T DRINK PARLE = Al conditien, many ee ee ce: ne ben al wages. 8965 Washinton: 7 Matmond @ Co.. 90 Church et. ! teaspon salt, and_one-quartet ite clean in less than 1) Mish ‘as |, MilidtdNER—Must be experienced in| tris DIES —De yeu desire emaloy-| _!vine room: good J | ‘ tos cowee: eee: Geen: Sarma, | at line time onl ork . sritk : nt- ea Oru: : mir cin i opiv’ first ae. — a Ci om ; iway. fs = ex: nm ork wefes ~nPoee ~ ane + } : psa a eT) av a ‘ . ’ = . spoon QD A> ae i : ; —* 7 >. ¢ ie he made as aioft ated P an | x. ma kK! bad — _ «- i : ; i2 =) ni ae’ ae compose be snes Prnac way : 1 : . extras ¢ Long. Inc ? Authorized ‘ea fT NURSE Sit: Merman expertenced, , re Job P ress ke ere der. Ww ante ~ ae ha sa naa . i > ite ‘ . 4 sent enn ~ -; Vines. >a _ : : . ‘ a her) ; : ; Sty em --~ I . : ied: 9 oe xa aie — . a“ 3 coupe. ike new . oe “ ~ A ~ : ; ‘ : ‘ ds _ + . sey? . . a‘ . « v . i ; J = F' ’ _ . ’ , : ‘~ - ' . — & toa i | = . . . oe to we. | BLY-WALKER PRINT HO a ad thi : ar. kk {, for an h nh LINERY OPE RATORS aan Oe | | 1 attaorngpedl : eee iso Hudson touring: 7 per: | the eo» «4 a f > 16° ; r,s iat ——— . - NL. i i msi U ‘ mir ure TTtce? ’ ' "ty rh: « . a . Ba : A U OMOB y : car for service dr: ver Lerme. % ; MENT Mea: Ts se AND TRIMMER : : I a “| § Bia + ——— a - ~ i Ac Ai Mili mn A th _— an — - Me . cs ~ ~ » a ee _—- Awe a a ee te =) 4 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee . ° “wif urea all work (“aDary ne, Si IRL—sit.; colored gir! wan . MAN—FPFor janit 4100 N. Zils yecalty to busi men; if you _EG uf N ORM ION Bie Se » oe bale te | a ou pes aubbers, tars ; =. - , , _ specai . $3000 ear. I di ) i ° : ) C sages “Big Success” ; istrict Ma ain . 922 coupe sauhvers, ares) 7 Ta Y Mamie $Sb0Ns ear. Pte LEGAL INFORMATIOI Experienced om ladiea! bal: goo. big Saccate nares We Sa _ n@ree children. Ca!) oe Be s—ful surre tings it — Sees lw ; ~ - ; ’ ng > heel. = te b ruce tn the “Seilin mm mS y oering from: §i1 125 and ay one-third Vet = wunt . all , a . . : 4 mn.) ’ SEA METER ESS — Desires engagement sew Hot bet ween yp. m.. for » a Member of the St. Louis Bar Assocw: LO : anita ght factory ; ae ine im home bv dav. Sidney 1547M JEWELRY SALESMAN- 3 * ho W. H—TIf the Tax Collec ril "SHERMAN. “ROBINS HAT et Ss romotic scam sound ef ~Dain- : ' . pan “FouNSON ATO CO., 3087 ed STENOGRAPHER— Sit. | secre retary, kenera We have a permanent posi- SALESMEN—To call on hardware and oo ceieeaiiau aa Tae an “ ~ format! w L531 Washington. 9th floor west. (C): 1. Garments” ew fem ini : rs -- b- agit — | office ex ence. igbes re a , aN Mv a furnitul : a ery asirectl . oy eh eee a ' - ~ : ‘rit iw N “RSE—Prac tical: German preferren: manager. L. & ttis Lis . dasly = — EE with De Luxe) —wWw—@ ’ * = e, “e~~% i deere A. py } 1 ai Sau) ate : ~ « ee sipnpienteiaeee ei ‘ ston av ‘a STENOGRAP IER ——s High schoo! edu Southeast ( or. x tn « liv C | an ~ i — rus ‘ ‘Use : : : _ _ . ve ’ ' = s ’ - 71% Lad ai i OR Wash iat te — Plan id S ™ he *. OU : . nny ee . . SP — —seger ispiay. 5c da *) — see meemergpen :' _. . a Row D338. Poet. Thenatc h “ 52° ~¥s =~ a. © ade = ' . - : : = | 4 : aa s as ’ i? ‘2 : skeet r Ji ‘ a.” ~~. e Mad tou rn. ¥ agate. pe ‘y. ALi. - UT 1 Wtd— _ : FORD good select. on. special re- er WOM AN—Sit.. colered cleaning ~ nes : [— -_— : a gf memes Pe 8: , neste row i} * su can lega i é led fter : atl y casein threat $9) apiay. 40c daily. ite —- Drive. 441 . . his week: see the ase ene ine. S3.15 ver dav. Lindel) S6AIW MA: Experienced to work in ti: : men ; Ae] aioe = ° th heud- ‘Or ttee « not ordi? to b anmet he pecruct Li > - permanent position. Ta Vegue ist ASSOCIATE ‘wanted: man of good reputa- — ba roa! ns. fixe open. : or ry nay ee Dress Co.. 905 Washington, 7th f!. n and urquestioned character W LS id. —Alzo all . eoune - Co. 3ae7 7° Grand bi ‘by colored, to work > aes, De Ice ferences — > ; T id eags Fadil ’ iar with accounting, can take char Ars best _Drices “paid +. RS ; or to brink bome bundles. Boment —~—"_ : «| ~ ran City. gaa i YT ie | ONS SPPPRPATORG f the finanees of a well-established. FORDS Wid.—And ef stat) . FORD *Aank fo , — _——_— - as ; é — - ‘o 4 OPERATORS sit ssive St. Louis Comecernt: an in vestment cars bought; quick, onek. ‘ ee eT ae. Il be con- Experienced on ladies’ hats; steady work of $5000 to $10.000 is required. Box ¥- nail _ perfect. oF co te 2 oP eee i ee ee ae —_— * facturing concern would consider a man Easton. pone BL kitchen helper or housework: no laundry } ~ (cS) ee . oc eesrs. i hompe , yeEAL ‘ AS , aig, aE en eye -easionalliv without ac- Of ERA ATORS— Experienced OM of uncuestioned ability and integrity tO FORDS Witd—45 coupes, x :. wey CF ng to oem. » | werk or children. Mrs. Lacy. 7807 Wash ; } ; , ee tm aos acna — — - - -_——-- —_— ir oS ’ : tO} siteenite ' . x stem , - pa am pe stums il ] l vee ~ ‘ di _ take charge of the sales end 6" the busi- pay A’ ; 4. > 1. ou | ' : ‘J a‘ rent : " ; 4 v4 ave A ’ ~ ~ VLA ~~ . " r —— Cy tL . ich i ; ‘ ] ‘ 7] ; : i ; . IRL —— RIE NCE AP. will reveal this is an exceptional OpD- , ‘ F ; 2 ringiz ) Fy iow “ain an rr oo lecte » bee gy ir ; 'S. 407 N. 6T TH 4e portunygy. Box R-228, Post-Dis. (4) : at once: , latest model, condir’ and t ““ QD : ’ , ix . . ~ ‘ . ‘ -' ’ - ‘ . a . . . ; ‘ — = . _ : r } an : yur ry t , t >r ‘idal r : F ; vier ec 167 - iM (os) FOR . SALE—Light lan git and * ) ey gue astes. Open 3 Sunday e#) i} ; daily 2c. Sua. . r lo ne AL rvcomnvendations nds: arrie sanaeen nm reg Mage | mp wee 4 , but 1 d ‘ial cars necessary fr * z. Hos! bal laundry ly St jobhing “$1000 quick. Box B-27 o. F.-5. 4 at ye _-— - —— for 3 UBS 'N Crand, Open evan ie : 10 FORD COUPES 2 te fs ‘taningel ves for — ~ ee see te Salk Pa. es UES ) a. ‘d wit th jusiin ften a nervous #i . l. 55354 Delma ie) ; BUSINESS OPPORTU Mart nese ~ == — a — ear : JEX a. = . agp ont - ier w sll ee bos POG ox Po. meiomand aan tadieet a : IN DOWNTOWN LECTR a ae brows apecral . rra@ame ~ 4 =» lal x . ol 1] » to se nd & by, » he Pi. ' , *) sm’ | cel lon ta . 5 - 7 maperies ~ ea ag and ‘AL. STORE HAVING LEASE AND KNX - . _— s esie .an COs ee Teil inacrestion,” eds. ME — Aree Nea l-~Bp pew ing ry | el ice _E Tn $s} iT _— , : a ; an ie? nes ‘ Zl neec tudv « ! In au q orem Co 808 es “ast GF ape - — — > oy _ Ani a, ody Garaging, : — ; - —y cortan a them ea “ / ua atta 4 citeul: n les 1 i; $90_ to ne Maden Uh — —— —— ——— ——--~ s ai FPEEDER— Job: experiencec. 4 BOX R-333. POSsT-DLS / (Sy | ones ae ro rr — 1980 _W seh inaten. __.,. = y ctoria_ Bide a. _ES! i ave ae . ‘! ’ > (BRIN Bg RTT penne ’ j (ato es 4 , fi 7 =} oa . : , : ACETYLENE WELDER—On pine and coll (iq\—3 miaile-agel wan 7 bite , ee " SALESMEN WANTED HEL wTD. —WOMEN, _ GIRLS ENOGRAPHER — Gxperienced. Apply WOULD eect ee eee tenness, | WASTING: ; we died ho — ditor 2 a renmces. “is ‘ENOGRAP HER—Ex perrenc ed: Al o oniv BUSINESS WANTED FIRST- ' ' : “ a : : . : 0 Vears -— Eh a | Ta : 512 1 ) one _ 3h ang ae my S40 1 . mea a 3° & Coe ture. Box B-375. P.-D Repairing and P - uphe'stering ‘s geod con- | > mis , —— og . ; a yg — . . Bue" « : : ne ; ’ - rAnRR L i ric or P 7 : ee er Mi -e i} DaGNne perator: ood . ———- . , P ‘ alah ar eatin . ' L> Q we init " - : x o RE ost AU RANT Wtd—0Or lunchroom, on mings ie lahde " , gee ce — Th. 4 ° > - ime i a. *. £2Fiink DuUGA Sure. Delmar 4. ANY" BUS SINESS SOL D Coupes For _ 5 rood mechan a) ai (on foot *iree "ew Vv neinted. OT en ‘LDER MAN---Must | — : pee . Poat-i i. it i es er “no #ccount | ke | | | : —— |e TTB. — : ave some = | —~ ages. 1 t. Bguis Lumber Co. 2072 SALESME! e Fuller bi C counterfeit U. S..monay. sauce oon, a ce ee ee, eee ae QU Ic ALY AND PRIV ATELY | BLICK 6—Coupe, 19%), =a 20-4ay coarantee. opm Sunday and, eve. > \\ MOLDER = > > met afraid te Work: earninae tram Gee weer erasers. Also pi s through | ‘y. Consolidated Ca.. 318 N- ee c LARGE NUMBER Ate Asa | __ $850. terme. Cabany : ag a : 2B _ __ HANDS , th and Cassicd) | to $50 per wee ding to ability. A ary and holdups, ‘neide nf . ars for general of- rENOGRAPHER—Wita at least 3 ven: ” a BU K— vupe, ate party: ast ¢ : ~~, !* #> " . . ’ ™ r . ? alto , iS3ifh ‘ . 4 7 ied . . . “gee . ‘ | + -* . a » > ih . ee % - . it , ; ' ply } R - larcen mb-zlement by th hee rk; good handwriting: as. br ge -— Mame g Phage Fag B= yy Pita ag om ey K inasbury Wide ail Ford Coupe a : on" ; ) Theat tid rand and . aeo , cai. ste : , - - iswerin rive i) 1 eulas tc a ’ time end money. Ulve 4. | WANTED ~ Mc LDER H AN D 5 ES ME! wan 3 me > ill pay — a es gales knew how abe CCUTraCV 2 hivure “_ 7 |, Salary. @x cd. ekperie! ox bb : ‘ertral Lo) ; ‘ ? BUIC K—Here is . > ian pink of conditices | wenae tan v ekpenenced : > he ins a _ . - : a } { } iJ J > HEYE ™N VESTMENT CO your doce. brand my eer fh th ane “zt : sent Covers. estra. Wages $1.00 per hour POX RROS naire . Lae Dai and Sidber.(c estes " eal “~, e in * ~ a ae ATTY : 3: - —CE BLDG. U ai * Porime ke nt posit Te 3 i il ; — | = ri. at id cap able Bidg - Sth and ns . le fy Tr et oe 3 4 m oo am ig nay me A Eight-hour dav Paras t HANGERS—Anply today re Y for car a ter ‘ THE WORLD'S LARG St RETY CO. THE BUTTERICK P UB. CO. , e - ee re ys ps sis an — — tsar —z au — a tergain. Comm . work. Cheshir cOOre tin DSM: uld et and ta er. (c92) . . = minry. ¢ Dt pon portuyit re ' » o . a Half-day Saturday te . ot gh a ~~ e. BOX' Ric money helping es scll life insurance, |“ 1-09 Washington. | t-Dispatch. 5 SUSINESS F FOR SALE . ah te . PLU MI} EK S—-Por repair . open sh = 7 ery a art ‘ tim Bunkers ¢ TRL 2 WOM, White. fo Ten, 7 EA OGRAPHER Am Dilious young | al TOMOBII LE REPAIR SHOP—oOne .« 4 a. , : _2. . rene gv0d it vorkers, Appi: - lS ——— , ¥ i . : ‘0 e ' : lead a 8 ete : an oe von as oT me ct he best: Extde batterv station, : DERE ; - s . 2. we beauty. Time-and a half for u\ er er ei a ’ ' ; ; , i 2T Ty 4 y Fal ; ‘ . . . . ae rs aie “s = arpers sas be | per Iet : ® xT “ence. ie , a ‘End ; ote oneal ee ° ' ms } awe P = — a rthine: terme - 3itt Ji —* . time POR reR— N ts idle-aged »* , ne iays | » NOt Pass la r offic co - _ — = -_—____ a - oe ~-~s rail Rox Re?Oh Post amet! Vv ROLET—Cog il oe pas ™ . 4 tae ; ‘ , at , — > ra ¢ nsationa As : } ; } “oon i . — arets pe PT] ; Ri OoM—lLeavring " ae - - use sed onan ena 5 : —— "2 Sen ut! fia fed. —~ man nas ad pe >. it -al Be we rv th or , . ' as ' a ~ —e => ; 7. © a . _ ae _ a . _ — | ~~ 4 "H rT ‘ } , shin . LITT Locust , alt references rer Bo) x > 200. P SD = — , vaxus he ‘ . ' Oo i , ”? : ais ji ii——wW } : amd writ a. ' iy i" ypreie : ene aS 7 rege ys wae 4°e : ) on weeny ‘ey >a Matas sian . —_ a: . ' APU Bid Ls Pusine yster T rae % Ao " ‘ me wt t¢ ng? aot e(perienc per nent pleasant pe- * » ne 7 ; ‘ Oe. Se Gee ee oe Coane . cNG@ MAS _F “1? . a — tg Ray on: must live at nome. give parti mi. BUSINESS FOR SALE orm. — ST. Bac u no u | : > 7% > , . : . > = ba - . . . : , x : | oe — UN AN——For : . water. | a atc experience: will be kept confiden*'t CASH OR TERMS ! 3 7 | sO pe | HELPERS PRESSER- ise ae beh mime an iTH rH! RD ' Al | ufacturer of kim — excellent Sh. Uiiathiilnen| cdcitenteetiion ante aakeeen Par \_Y-#=. Post-Dispat 0) All kinds of well-located, comi-payving a ) : er for all eround weather: ‘| " . Saha oe aig or Colored ' \ LE POSIT? ITH ortuni ty arn a substantial ek ip) ent her ; ~ TRA cSRAT RS—EX PERIENCE? | >usiness; arge and sMaii: at Dig >Dar- ret. ee condition tite aed Ww ANTED ® ee ~ 3 rT . TED : . . v. = a =, ' : —_ r raDi an , : f Ni “ae " ; we. . | h Dearine & Tu : oT ae ", _ N. vc. Ream &ii sig Ol =? ~—- i Nas U ight-hour day > alia aaeeek Gas Yo | A ~~ 3 iy op) | ing & tewcen Nat ' pe te eed app!) : ' HES BAIN ’ + Trae ore i> in ‘ me 18 a 7IRL = CRERS—F xperienced on ladies t tix 4 cerd (tires? , Pe ih 1! = model, in the pink of con- alf- rs urd 4 SPRAY 4H AND—Experien } “> ns al PICA TION te esryY, | married i 623 » 9 ead . t ~ od-paving ‘end: l!-vear siti ow 4 f 4) ton ‘hrevgneasut The paint H day Sat as gewos, Vik ys Ovil W ak efile . ; 1 ar : ’ re : ' 6. ’ a | : ! 3 ee ; 7 3 . » er ; 'O35.34, “ahh : ie) . . for ofr’ ‘. worl: nad = ia) Vi P @CeRSD epi 1 in trek Wit machine a . ap time hand = ney - a ce. a — eae mune) : iv n n } iting. st ‘ 'y ex : BW aches vf . Lor ‘ Terms on bhatt. . ae ® : org tires wats ~ . Ij . li pected and last ‘place emp . ' ora ? ; Ais res *, ce . ‘ ree DOr a —— ; - = - saree om ~ or 72 rs sath >) w 4 | oo” foreabty pay pert caah, . ) - " ‘ . ©", Post-Disnate! . . ' — dane Rox B-] " r> orm: . 3 ni - , a s — nell a - meni See wa panitien ; sive ' meonthe Strict condition prevailing : 6 -Dispateh Seal BOTs, = f. } Stee ——_. . et ee 2 eS lays sf with . do ral off yy ‘ ‘ ONF BY TT ‘ONERY. . $575.00 | ake soe Dh HUDSON FRAMPTON, : .% " ~~ ~~ oe. « o ~ ’ ‘ —_ ’ ‘ alt STOCK RECORD CT) Bg nagy woere you . . at, I a ican. te “oe 5 & Aer . ver @ porter work give reference, salary e° *. ° Ss «% > o-oo ere. amet oes - ~ » MB we en ODL EVE DEO > — Pen ; ss teucy Work. Ap- "Y PIST ial eppertunity for ena- Moet compieteiv equipned business. sear ; == x = _ na ere - ar. ~>er - am TOMP ANY m Bex - F — _14 : : " : ~ be ~ 4. ne _—s at experte - ( onfectronery and Notions ORTHWEIN. 4200 a clertcr) work in retail store: reference HIGHEST TY PE SALESMEN smourance preferred. A te. | oh. _te wr —a , : tock dept... fille Jers - W AITRESS—Errerienced. co add in for S800. We h ” a seneeement. tead Sa: | For, iehoetclnss newspaner proporifion: CLER 13 io wak , Stock dept., filling. orders; no . a 2 oe eet on a ee + er +o. . : >) anlary deere RR i74. PD ride ove S need = “pg ne es re ee : — Sts... San Francisco. Co) YOUNG MAN white ~~ RE] Je mn Hote “‘riday and ee reterres, give a expe nent pesition. wal ea none others 7 Sa AC eats ys ors r HE 43 ~ " fn : . ‘2 a. 7 b no et “ amen a --5van iaranal - = Sood A re bead Rox R.2?TS Pat. Te | S : . - . . A A RE » os Anoly 11°7% baw! nonce 3500 ' r-00 , 7 YOUNG MAN__" ; r : . Tre? . moh > : furs Rrid ; : Te. * TCHE Rs: i : as di ‘CER TOrTr’s 407, W ari , DRY Goons > STOR U—4375 a sca: - ©+ Pex Pees , ‘ . | Perm, * the Lert et five 4 lv Faber Body =? T 7 i“ . ¥ TTD: 5s ; : , 5 a“ ' ’ qo & ; 4 . . all 5S I -Dis . set a 2 + i ; . - - ~ --- es —- Appiy Dert 53425 Na : : , SHibRO_NO > ~~ = 221 rr ' ig ~~ giri who hag had sev- | 3 schools: rent. = my. rear rooms: «a 1035 N os fORTLE 6—Coupe. late atyte: : wm — ; : , "7 era! rs’ typing experience: in ~piv | real: Call Jlive rl, WD? ¢ Ser ng down. 3441 Juntata. WoT L D 4 "ISLE P OUNG } am mn a nn “” . FOSTER & KLEISER i MAN— “GIRLS | 1922 CHEVR é | A + ese . . G y 7 : ~- - - WAT TRE a=) 2S Ex Der enced as eat 1287) ' ~ ry pper wn! “ L3 . t , “pat tant “ . nr ' ? . ‘ " if. NE AS! iin rim. nar’ s,'* = ‘ nT! _ 5 al a hd 1} . 7 : _ —T ~ x , aan im we rrveernt , 2) ments $40 4 Deemequen ——— . tee —_—-—— nh SS ih BOT —ar er te to Work tn «recery store ' Mm Lor n Tite ‘oposi tien mn the lowest pri vi SEES 5 TSC OTN - : . ' = 2 EN S—Si3.50 ver WAT RPSSES — EXPERIENCED FOR “scrifice, terms. Bex % 3.303 T Aa * . . . : : oa ort th ‘arrmish Laundry. 312 ie woOrRs 17:3 TO ®-30 APPLY aT Poe Dierat ch . 4 . 2 pieta, —_ STAKE SSS RR ee co SE “ OMAN-—To wash woolen® «nm! silks. An ? . . a , 7 " _ . _— oe _ . : — - ae - a —— — - ——— — uae — nil — Sieben Gap . . i —_— aaeter et a~ te work after 6. Kingsdury | @*herience un recessam ut must ar Canine oD ase Cafes and — : =s pS SRG t rth Sets Tamils wae WOMAN—High school or Norma. grad. F LORIE SHOP—i scallion south. we | . *7o- maerses finite’. ° 6. ton. Kingsbury ard tepe nda tie oe eA A TY ; I: stitution M1} Kk Ais as = - : ersh img — alles, ) inte ee _le meet peonle levelen tm. $1500 cash. Box B-300. me . - Steere and ortmet irtwe ‘Che soles and work tr A dares Hox RR -Sa T° vat , - li miift ns. : IsSOU | \Aan Sas- & : 3 ae we “yy ercee>.* ks " Birtles af . ° wi : _— er “Ty buuwse inte manager Si . ~~) Box R 1&1. » D s* . " ie : - » tor hte Srevery store. Call 4120 Kenneriy «oc! es 7. "ie eens Ge ‘Y\kKlahoma. for old established B 7 ~-2 ee 3. we! zoog §=66riness, estab- ee ; —— = —-—-- —— 7 : * , ld established Hee seGiKL em te: general houses wk us —e Wweennres ,. ‘ . — lint iKki—-ror general Sogsewark: ne GARAGE—1600 care. 7 vear lease S85 cars - ; oupes, . / ge Roadster. Boy ibent Lo yeare with “ih 1m « ~ yell - a a™ = young ‘a. “yak ua 0 i b RA Wit! * stuall family; very ued ~~ 7 W “ G ~~ - nrome Sl) mond a ‘line «ta . " Doe #190 0 Cash) , a ss erence: “y ' : ’ ; : Pr As Lem. 5 Deerte: sce terres, ndeil 450W i bi im wet “ > ; - hanes fs wa : tm te . , eer —~Y ow oene -———- — _ cf . ait’ Sait . ¥ Oca Om 4477 T-lrrer sagen ic ——— ° ’ . o4 7 . . , ‘ _* . mee TLS TR. - a —— » meer ee ee SS ay eae 2 Me rerre«) it) ~ my} ht’ at ~4) . . , » ne nur : must ha re ef FO aa ie AND BL TCcCHER—#$1 2am) oox te 1 ission.| esis Rourewor ae , R gy King’s highway. «a (PARTNERS WANTED . tBox ¥-171. Peat Dispateh ee —— 4 ___.. Bt _| | ___ res —— — men ag » —. ws ; ; » = ; i . . ‘ _ : ‘& : — ; ‘ : ' ry .). . Lite ne Tre house wort. , at i re Rar a ig vey er perten ced im handing ARTNER Wtd —W ith Sif 000 ~ reef _HEL p w N - ast ed. : it Dif ’ laundry “akDeriencer. references ’ SR ; tu ly Beck & Corbitt Iren «eo actory and ret = stand + BOIS 65 A TED : — > 2. ._® iiss ane 144M... Oung ‘e rImMem GROCERT. « confectionery fixtures, TI » 1S al = fod) en > | R Wtd.— _— ' : arts . ; Ru—\)s ec for upstairs rte . ares guired. I711 Waashingten. after 6 » ae , nent ~ wn n aad aamiet with children ont Aion mg. No experience neces- ; &. 2 ~~ AA AY hein, im compos — — ° . : Ft) » cM : ferred _ Cabenv 347 rp Pa while ] . = - me 2 | Lewis: So ast m. Ww wet WHY BE IDLE? tect Manteo ™ “S | sary. Pay earning. GROCERY-MARKET, $2000.00 Fran “tae Some | — - —- ee PARTNER Wtd.—Womaen Nore o HOUSE iki Ex . gene” ‘ . — Ay — perenced. Rn armel! tneestrrent geod bux king department Sauda: z nai? views small family; with frequent Increases “North Side corner Re oe eculpment. hy > ment. ahewer «civing 'eiemhorne ‘an sell blankets. ‘ace curtalna. ; set Co. 4387 | ac lede lia wthorne. once sane . A. Sy .. Rew p-1 = Peet amete AEX, portiers, pone a A LNLS—i5 vears otg, .. hetp on chocolate hin SHUIRL—Colered. fer general house- and opportunities for ad- Sora tae arate aes > x PARLE Fae ottwe 4 ; aman = = Eee ov 7 ray v ~ - Py al sat hl ’ . : 4 "> * .. -. = Post -Dispaich nent plant. We bay Dig commission and | re — ay a veel ees doe vancement. Ages 16toDi. | ssid ae at “0. seta AGENTS WANTED_MEN ia wagen benas every Saturday. (an “!Ri—Neat. reiiaple. 4 rooms SS aL ae Anal Miss Ha f 1 wil! a po A housework . Appty to Jilss rrett, em- - ee " “ie an ey \ HOLA RI . N i: " . . - — : : Ss UI RL— ) enera. @o miner INSURANCE Ny ro , = —T sunertenced.. refareaces Seer . : rh oid iabelin oa h 1 . ° ss “ol - a eee | aS WES | chine: experienced. Cali 500 N. Su family $60 der menth hen B226. Pr ployment supervisor, 411 Wl SE TRL —. ST te , North Tenth st. vcR NOOM— And chili paricr, Wm. » Ss ggg ey > > a 4 I ih ‘= ' =~ ' rd. ii c be rac aaa Won ng l niversit om; Sree '«a 1°97 ~ , . . . JV Langan & Taylor . r n : _ . . - S ot & =P : , 4 abany ‘I 4 aon .___. _ Prank! ta > : ~ tv ater mn AR x Hi SWiiIRL—Revertenced white: —— Southweste Bell * oniy + rN Mn pecker wrasec~ . : — _ ; : . ; ~ ; ry i." -_ . - bs ‘ ater 952 erk and cooking references. We’ . rn — : “@) r aati . ar a ’ : r . ~here : ’ hens : ater & ae , nap agra Sagem : ‘er intredered tm this , : ° ae ape nee + = _ ‘ 2 - e . A : : 4 : ae " ’ ; : : . —. dn Lowes iy de\ivery oneal amount @ capital recutred | a & the i reaxtiaker® @20rentice and em HeUSFG!1RL—Per general souge wor k ae | Telephone Co. — oe, x. te) | or eee Mr. Lowe 1605 ' _ a . ~ — | ‘=i . ‘wratiy abeur 16 — ash! Dilace a a Marke, St louie’ yiew at shoo. 4971 Easton. & te. 7s. mu csO). . reference, ¥ —~ Gide “Walhingwa. Can. 3072. eae ~~? rea 2 See! Re RNS:
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rt eee a - a a lied —Ver nn —itienei eee ei, aaa ein Pe TE I OT I TT 4 ‘ bd : x - pe ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG MUSICAL ORGAN—More MUSICAL Ads than all of the other local ocal newspapers combined. -@@ PASSENGER CARS ot TRUCKS -2 _Touring Cars For Sale on g Cars For Sale -——— ie IGE SPORT TOU RING 1926 Wendestul bargain: fine me chanicaliy: excellent paint and | : priced very low thia_peek | corms | Open N ‘ Sundays CNV ERS AL. 840i LOCUST PEERLESS 8 Touring. Teink of this dergein: $100 down takes this: runs and 1 DIESING MOPOR R SALES. 3623 Washing- . ton. Rickenbacker Distributers. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA" RCCESSO RIES. Automobites For ae iscellaneous THURSDAY ; TARY 17, 1924 AUTOMOBILES es For Sale ‘Roadsters For Sale ’ 1021: “wacrifice; ; $195; e ys aay | FORD—Roadster. > sf } aed THITRSD JANUARY ar i9ee, BUSINESS FOR SALE ——_— ene MEAT MARKET—Good geation, ey fixtures. Automobiles For Sale— Sedans For Sale Miscellaneous ee ~NEW JEWETT SEDAN | Run 682 m! ean be bought cheap if | eS es eee dR , 1 trade: act quick eta rer type. good te - ant a be : j only so. 4965 L.o- - AHL E xt __ 1055 _ 5 N Grand ~ QLDS, SED. VAN Balance terms YEAR FREE SERVICE. SOUTH SIDE BUICK. 2646 Lafayette (c5) ee ——— ea end Sedan 1922 classy little 4- - own and op- FRANKLIN Touring = For Sale | __ CHEV ROLET— 1923. 3. touring; truck: leav- | ing city. Guy Co: *, 11 _Cooper."_ ‘ / CHE wR OLETS—18 cars, real bar- gain 2394 S. Jef- | gain fers: on "MOTOR i = ~ ————_—_— Oven _evenings. CHE V ROL ET — Touring demonstrator; ae ew; terms. Big Four. . $! 0 Cc ASH © an . - Ate . vo SE EVROLET—Touring: a real bargain; mat y extras: liberal terms. Big Four, Pw S. Jefferson av CHEV ROLET—Touring. , 192 new tires: ly $125: je ST. LOUIS USED CAR EX- NG 4464 EASTON AV. (cd) ring model FB; —_— —~— — # FORD TOURING. ' —1927—Excellient mechanically: operates | 1— like new: excellent paint. top and curtains: new tires. Hassler phock absorbers: a wonderful bargain at $185: easy terms. M overhauled; good condi- ut: another bar- i . @asy terms: open i ‘ght 8 and Sundays UNIVERSAL, 3401 LOCUST. _(c3) 20 FORD TOURINGS Special esale on tourings: take your shence: per small down payment: cars wll! 192° > specta! “ton, , Start- | Barton. co) er: ter - u ta | argain, $165: rrr 1900 Wash pe, 1921; “must sell $210. on | ington av. . * ’ ono) | mortgage 1905 Locust (c7) portgaé PORD—? 7921. ah — | oadsier, 1092). Ow / running condition; we Ww tus. T ra 0 -——_— Nebr —— ms revel pt casey » liberal ter: ie s- wri ‘ Heyl INVESTME xT pi Victorta Bide... sth and | Inn Central “9 im ust. re ee oe eee > t Foo y niture 3° yt bal thee $s", month: fur. as _— OG ORO te A Ca A OM EM buy, with their car, a reputation— 1035 N _ Tyre nye Hts a2" 4 MePheraon ROOMING HOt SF—8 roome oo possessor raving ¢ Ly. me inte” erent 4044 Le! mar in — Cound. Re MOMING HOU SE. 4 4 iigh-clare modern anes fine rooms rent $125. snc dng fanitor service income $25 ): price SF half cash. A snap. “Call at fix urea, “Landis xe. 13 it AUTOMOBILES 19°73: | a reputation for fair dealing, reliability, integrity, a reputation | all in the purchase price, but which is there im that doesn’t figure at just the same, rae open car. MOTOR CO. 1033 WN. Onen § indavs a reputation built up through years of earnest effort to satisfy " 1922 model: real bargain. our customers completely. Tevis Motor Co., $003 Locust. Open Sunday iia EM erin ‘yi ve * hail y Q hts | UNIVERSAL. and Bandage (c5) ~ STUDEBAKER TOU RING Therefore, before you buy ‘‘just a car’’ elsewhere, look over. a) a top, Mot Look _ Look—Look S-E-D-A-N-S £50.00 to $200.00 Down 7 ore \D SDpring. See them today: REO TOU RING — $100 up. 1900 Washineton. 1920. — cospoitoly over- | CHEVROL ET— 19235 com Sen aan | 99 gy = hauled: rea + Ye : Jano several | SF 4 oo = aa - u perfect con- | 1924 I ORD TOL RING different models from 1 to $60 Arc her Automobile’ Co. 439 N. Euciic.! Orthwein—4300 Forest Park BL ieenens aa CAR CO.. S143 tous, orest 626. Lindell 7000. Delmar 64. CLEVELAND 1924 Ford touring car: winter top. spe- STUDEBAKER— 1023 laht © toSring : disc | —Absolutely never | cial ignition; looks and operates like new: | er: $600: no dealers need apply. 4046 driven: this $400: 30-day guarantee. Open Sunday and _Manchester. beautiful new Ii ght six bis oe oy evenings me STUDEBAKER—T { Car wrice: ear terms: @ wee Fag | a —e i Ourin ren Nigh's and Sur ida 35. F-O-R-D-S has the eppearance the VERSA 3401 POR ST (cc) performance of a demonstrator and the 1081 perfect wie characteristics, retiawe | qualities. found tn “BE 16 E astt on : “(08 ) 510 DOWN a Studebaker. See this bargain today. ow —__—_—— | 4127 Olive st. Lindell 1430. Open eve- - gacrifice; _—_ turt hurry! don’t wait! Ruy now. | Dings. (ct + Prices are down: 35 tourings. 1917-1923 ; | models: pay $10 down. $5 weekly until | firet payment is made, either $50 or $75: free storace until spring: wise people are buying now and saving money | Y MOTOR «O., Open evenings. ord Exchange. ranklin Touring | ~~ stuperaxer roceixes. — || Late mode! 9-B. with thie late sty | pti rg mae other "refinements, estine engine | ens — a a wee) an chassis have been recom oned and / j.— ae , x- | |} guaranteed. Top curtains. wpholstery per- | i—19 verbauled ant ane will || or Co.. .. | feet. It te newly painted and fully | 4V let service; priced | fe. equipped. gy ial price for this January used car sa! T> 38 —Cal iforn! : PRANK! AN USED CAR DEPT.. chnmere Bomont 267 216 Locust. Open Su maav ‘and evenings. GARDNER— Touring, late model ' and runs like $500 a —T Ww c — eo) Fantom k and | VEL SHO &4OP—Wwith A ASGS Delmar. Pa T DRINK PAR LOR—And restaurant ivin “4 rooli, Ku } lo oe roadway, 1923. “Thi y $300. Car arrange Ford Dealers, 2310 Tarr? Equipped with California top. complete- | these—today’s the best time, before they’re gone. iy overhauled: good tires: would make 2 | nid | BRRDELL 9 Or; prices Sonido Locust =) Cc c 7] - et 22 Chevrolet Trg., $299 1928 is a real value, and an Bomont 2500. ) actual enap; perfect condition. Studebaker Special 6 Touring 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, $669 Here is a car that will give wonderful service: mechanically it is in_very good Late model; canpot be told from new; a real ‘value: fully equipped. | Shape: paint. tires, upholstery better than DODGE ROADSTER, $305 | ,, FORD CAB. $120 ‘excellent: hard to duplicate for what we) ask: terme | 3101 Olive. ndit! fi for busi- Just Excellent condition; tine to the price. Cal) aud convinced. - ness: a most desirable car at sucha | ’ KUHS-BUICK. leage: “O-day new car guarantee; very 1924 License se Free wii Franklin Sedan, Like N DODGE TOURING, $310 $1150 latest features: big price saving on better | With Studebakor touring, special “6.” only | than new Car; - $305, ba! ance in 12 month- used & months; looks and runs ye a. ly payments. Open. of eer WILSON | ly latest equipment, including diac - Lacust. Here is a real egpertanty to buy oF A = come if rou a dependable 5-pass. car tbat must be seen to prove its value. Anéd many others to ‘select trom. MOTOR CAR CO.. (c69) er cent on this almost H. $.—Tour ng, "repainted in exce’- s to pay. Open Sunday. Don’t Wait to Buy, When You Can’ Save Money by Buying Now =. al mes ben ical new cord ; MOTOR CAP. CO. 2921-27 sere a real bargains in a higch- In sixty days, cars like these listed above and the others we are-| showing will undoubtedly be worth much more. Take a leaf from «| (CHD) | car “"‘Mac-c arthy-Archer Automo- | rear. windshield wings, sun visor, our experience of more than a decade. Do not wait if you we oli] than a cheap new car. i390 'N. Bucild. Forest 626 “‘Mertehaa Foreclosing | Sale HUDSON——Late st yle touring: real beauty: | Fords. Hupp. Studebaker. 1921's. Dort, pillar lamps, stop signal, nickel- eall tod t plated radiator and head ‘lampe; A good car at a big saving, but ay & ) | Cadillac Touring Wonderful car. runs like a watch. . oo. “ ' trade anything; also others. 3441 Hs | Chevrolet. 1923; Nash sport, Scripps motor in guaranteed condition; [||| | |//| r Sy | at rea! car. niata Haddoe Pierce. Olds, 1922 tourings. Ford, Buick, See marae ReNewelll Car Department ; ss | Haynes, Oakland, Dodge. latest 4-passen- Speedster the sweetest rupning car on tne A Department of the Newell Motor Car Co. (lil | ger: some 1923 coupes. Stearns sedan; all ‘repainted, rebuilt; beauties; terms, tr a i OP! at 4 A — a, sper. 4- toy] eliver very ate n Dodge, $75 Down open market, and very attractive; especial price for this week; part Northeast Corner Jefferson and Locust Bomont | i furniture, diamonds; anythin 2340 ony. equipped with 6 wire Slesin ‘6 - Listen to Yahlem cash, balance in,10 months, | fii we'll talk trade and easy payments.’ *t? || Bomont 1832W, ¢ Contra ‘7 tires, 2 tire covers, shock absorb- Money saved is money earned: a silight- HUDSON.1 MPTONS, ———— price $200. See it today. Williams, Ollve. Lindel! 1430 7 Coen HAYNES TOURING. 1—1920—7-passenger: excellent mechan- ‘Fe . wagers f eeteeen this week 758; UNIVERS SAL. 3401. ‘LOCUST (c3) Open N igh'@ and _Sumdays. ~” 1924—THINK! — Haynes 6 touring, only driren small like new ; many ex- vw) ‘passenger; terms. Ca! (4) FORD TOURING, $265 — A good serviceable car, aod & rea! enap. See this car tésey. FORD CAB., $125 = ‘ — ee ae a pre’ Tea STUDEBAKER SPECIAL 6 ipped with brand- son’ iinet ie ~v . . . ale ehiiea nek ie ains: appearanc mK - i 10 FORD ROADSTERS css A weed ba ew-54 we guarantee the mechanical condi. Special sale on roadsters: take your yg ggg Fgh oe hp the ideal car fer heice: pay sma!) down payment: cars wit. — Se is @ weather: a rea! bargain: be worth more in spring. See them todav Grand Dodges and Fords. Tate Mot $100 uD. 1900 Washington ‘cP we Sew 3041-45 Lo cust Lad ROADSTER — High-grade six. $3000 | car excellent shape. DODGE ‘TOU RING. is a@ rare bar- late 1921; perfect all over; will be soic ON2K on — 1—1920—Or anal name! like new; terme. for $559 2615 Lynch. ; iN {cord tires. accessories pe a ee — - excallent pric Locust STUDEBAKER 6—Roadster: this car is rale nis woth. at in good running condition: the price is easy ‘rms: open nights 92° pe: Al condition; many oniy $190. Mendemhall. Lincoln Dealers Sunda e a bane, Ine. Authorized Ford TT DERAKER- ea toni ngs. 1923 _ (c6' UNIVERSAL. ‘3401 1 TACUST..(c5) OnK, *0C., we 5 , — ster, late 23 spe- an : 1128 Pin Pine. 4) af 6. fin: ee in & beautiful Rol ls- DODGE TOU RING. }. $80 CASH he 53 coup coupe. 7 x ue, © if i jac tri mm! ne, en: has Ba! ance terms. =I82 Hudson touring: the other little refinements that appea! YEAR'S FREE SPERVICE. ‘ . for ger\ ice driver: to the motor enthusiast Come im aba SOUTH SIT E BU Ic K CO. ioa3 freq the attractive low price this one 5 Ford Sedans 2646 I yette. (Cc. ~~ 1 Wi"'tiams Motor Co.. 4127 Olive. Linde?! j46 Lata) 7; 1922 coupes: s with n enubbers. arge (od Wy T f whee! etc.: $285; several rere ial Roadster, 1991; t — ‘ee t @& Sedans Dodge ourings ie eet NSC IN AUTO CO... 3687 : ‘ terme Reh mere Mot a 2S. 0 i'¢ Wills s-Knight Sedanb. a ar wo MO de! . to select from. x Sedan... .F 192 20. 1924, that are bargains 1923 Chevrolet Sedan... ‘ seldom found; ea: h car will stand ee New Star “ee? * rr.) — : | the acid test as to general ap- runabouts: New Cleveland Sedan | pearance and mechanical Condéi- $30 New Jewett Sedan.. Lona. In food bugs: sor AnG up easy % Authorized F fe tion: 5 tires above the average; these cars were traded on closed Eiesex cars and the owners took a greater depreciat! trading them this time; wT! he worth $100 rr) *] Th) c ‘ent tires: ft teag Aye iw [LEON e “us others. Terms $100 to $200 Trade your old car. Our written absolutely protects you. moncy back. Many hWuLe ; mode! s. at times. daily Sc. Sun. For Hire POR HIRK—Late Ford sedan; for cy vate Cali Sidnevy 42547. « : driving anted ® kn —Any kind: pay 1 Juniata, Bid. 3403, S50.000 cash for a Tk ry autor) obi lo autoinobile. teke line vlies, br ge my $50 to $300), —— oe 0 OIE FEE Oe OE SE — — ——EEE | sv AUTOS ' price Al.i. - ‘asi ‘oupes; good selection, special re- Pr guced prices this week: see the cars and the written guarantee, including | eervice Carondelet Motor 1035 Open Always. _ Touring Cars For Sale AUBURNS, Nashes. Fords. Dodge. ete.; some $25 down; trade anything. 5346 eK UBURN-6 $10.00 DOWN Yahlem’s Latest Sales Idea Read About It FORD «....----$10.00 Down DODGE .$10.00 Down OAKLAND $10.00 Down $10.00 Down ....-$10.00 Down HUDSON .......$10.00 Down to: ae . .$10.00 Down STU DEBAKER ..$10.00 Down HUPMOBILE ...$10.00 Down . dewn, take - 1” — 2 ESSEX TOURING Spring. Pay $10 down and a little every 1—192 Beery enlaces bonerted tuaraeh meek until you have &75. $100 to $150 brown: excelient tires: a real paid down. Free storage till Spring. Buy bargain at $485: easv terms. pow and save $100 to $200. N chy a: id,.Sundays 0 Open — Cars—20 Used Cars Ess SIVERSA T 3401 LOCUST _ No Ipterest. No Brokerage. SSEX ourin YAHLEM ‘ouring The Used Car Kiog, 1035 N. Grand Bi. a Always BUICKS—’ 19°°-19°0 nner 241% Taw like BU paint open nights Toit!) Perd: Eirotaie. he. FIpping ‘aWviforule Raymond B s | Mat orist. is 4 Locu' ust at - $75.000 CASU for gutomobiles; bring eet the cash, — Monarch, 311 VU td.—- A! so ail ~ other inakes "4421 i. Cars: best prices twa! tal, PORDS Witd.—And all « euver tnakes cars bought; quick, cash. 4 _ ” 11°23 Pine 5 times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, me? $923: perfect 1920, ‘21, EORD—_Runabout. +. 192 starter avd de- 4 30 $c. a . $1605, $2305; $45 to moume nes. a k* ~ AM y park ng ; ‘ ruarantee | stop light and other acces*ories tor o ney . r more in the next two months; it ‘USED CAR EXCHANGE. n, | $160: terms. Ask to see No. 154. O85 Money's worth of will pay you to act quick and 4464 Eastc on av »! runabout ba rrains. always open Caro~ save the difference; small amount Late m 10de) coupe: h new Good- ; See ee or c 0. . Scen7 Son uth G rand. (ch YAHLEM cash. ba! ance over @ period of 10 cord tires lot's extras; liks new, ORT—Rune bou ts: good selections specia - pe ne months. ~ . ‘ » ‘ terms. a -Johnson, 1165 5. reduced prices this week: see the cars ° . > ( ‘ ~ highway. nd 7470, Delmar s! dy the written guarantee. including Oy eT ov 0 Satisfied HUDSC — RAMPTON, vears' free road Bervice. ‘ aronde let C . — 3 Locust. tar Co, 3857 8. Grand Sustomers N. Grand. Sedans For Sale 2.6 I K—Coach, “jate 1923 ~ 6-cvl upholstery. moror Tre fer (jen inner 3418 1” like new. Big Four, 1920; and ve abeor bert one new car _ orly Tt other | Caronde- bi ich) oupe. starter . = meuntad’ ee: car - @ fine business _ i erms. Ask to see No yah te open. rrains. otor "Co. 3 BK 7? &S. Gran FORD coe Ae ically; motor ° e ‘ ia 3—FExe po «Wee +m mechanical care by - big barra) f this terms, Open nights nq Sun days : . UNIV ERS AL. _ 8410 LOCUST c>) andl FORD COL PE hy in excellent oma; I —_ ? ' qn r AR Co.. 3145 Locust. a ——*d LOTOR esi | 4 Been: =” 1922 FORD cou PE p ORTHW EIN—#4300 Forest Park BL | “Onen Lingeli 7000 Delmar 64 ) eee Te FORT COUPE — Condition like new, 1); lal “day euaerantee.: open Sunday ** ’ biti nes. « ——————— CHEV "ROLET—Sedan : etrator car; terms. Jefferson. ; CHEV ROLET—Sedan:; startor car; temmns. Jefferson. CHEVROLET—-Sedan,. dition: a bargain: owner ieavings Lindel! AS? 4W. Evenings. CHE VROLET—1925 sede tle: a bargain, $595; +: Jobnes con. 1163 8. Kings 74% 7h. Tel mar 1181 1922 Chev. ‘Sedan door model excellent velour interior: ——_- - PULLS like new; Big Four, 1923: exceller coupes, Fond. y cash, wn (ft) ers. "RO: ewey terms ce@llient cords. car is firet -clase in ‘ever ry way. Carries | aa from a new car; new pain a bargain saan — ve, Tevia Motor Co... Ford Dealers 3003 | mect han tow hs FEDERAL TRUCK Oo., new. at $200 less bis! MOTOR Sal ‘os: ishing- “ented . our new car guarantee. PDhe = | ‘ would cost ber. Rickentmcker distributer | iro. Gnesi a 8 ee ne | eee ue. right and can arrange terms to ye est Pa _ = | ‘ Oty Sun fav denha!l!l. Lincoin Dealers. 2315 L = | 1—J925—.5 erondition: — ata etme nrts ington, Rick “our hand- ayment; Pay 2315 Olive. cn) rUnRD THUCKS—New, with made bodies; small down balance in 2 years. Riefling s, rgain y termes and eMOTOR = ALES JIOwd Wash a ke Leet - Essex Touring from the paint er re- a rmidnieht bli with renickeled: new + and rimmings to make it com- vith a new car, gone over ir own shop and guaranteec: of these cars to offer come price; act quick; -cash spring 19025 N. GRRASBING. OLIV GAKAGE my, | PAIR CO., 23D_AN ) OLIVE. Repairing and Painting Ta and | PYRST-CLASS auto painting_ ming Shop, Bam open iOourings (sTal 1920; us’ | PORD—tTruck; 1%-ton; chain drive; suit- | able for haulin oom and express; motor in perfect condit 112 West Louis av. | 2700 &. Broadway. R.verside 2053 W (cd) | FORD—Ton truck: 1921: has new express | body and i# euey teed to be in fitst- | class condition; $3 terma. Menten: | hall, Ford Dealerse 2315 Locust st. oe evenings. ©6) FORD— Li on account of widering cars that have A - id to best bidder leant AUCTION €O., 1210 Oitve. fed) ” De Imp- Schmere Motor, new: forfeited on a Reliable Painting Washington. FORD sAgNeLO es recharz es TF 7 _ Delmar, Coupes For Salo mat os oe excellent ‘ ‘aban th: HK, jealer. ST 4s. in em | | PORD—Sedan; almost , 2 Ti Rasket Motor Co.. 3333 Washington (c4) i cash oaly. Ford Coupe RD—Se’an: 1921; lot sof extras, good FORT S°A0: terme R7 “ace (c4) in pink of condition motor: . 7 —- s—euwtihe TE ra) — 7 ee 4 throughout: seat covers, extra FORDS—10 sedans: $150 up: late models: lance 19 months tire, shock aleorbers and other > B easy terms; trade, 3516 Easton. _ (6) YEAR FREE SERVICE exteag that reatiy make @ Ford FORD—sedan real buy; ~ $265 SOUTH SIDE. BUICK, 2646 Lafayette ( worth while; a bargain. , ts 1925. 5: trade 19035' Loo — terms. 1803 _ Park av. a CIOK TOU RING.” ‘4 RI an uring, 53. x rm perfec be UY. | or termes _HAStON eS ee ‘ HUDSON-FRAMPTON Cash j}ii}——= . 1-—1920—0+ ‘erhau! CADILLAC—cCoupe: model O7: : 3300 Locust. fastest late 4- door. beautiful ve- tires. motor per- and spare + lw hile _lery ‘orvet t delivery: has been put in Al conditien and has new curtain sides body: $190; terms. Mendenhall), Ford Dealers. 2315 Locust et. Open evenings ‘ (c6) truck, 1923 : guarantesd 17 terms pk For new re %' Olt new ‘terms Owen | late ™m one): tra * HU DSON FRAMPTON. rr ited ~ v4 ’ 1 t. ’ cus ’ last long at t pr Willlams. 2 L Seti 1 abe open evenings. BE 921—-Pass. Buick Tour., $240 * BUICK 6—Coup t ires: ’ vup, @) | $235: terms. SAS. terme Bt hK— ‘vupe conditian; ~™ party; Kingsehburs LUlCh—Here vour door, brand-new tres, lady muer e@ell: onls care of trade and Lerma. livcwnyt Pr bed Lauil. i, At B—ih oud shape; ton Lol aw. “repais SEE GRINHAM-JOHNSON 1163 S. KINGSHIGHWAY LL LLL overhauled. $375: aleo Chambers & d Dealers, (e4) FORD TRUCKS—With anda without start- er: any style a ad one-third down and smal! monthly paym nts JOHNSON AUTO ‘CO. 3667 FORD—1-ton with new body 1922 chassis. Inc., late ‘mode! s. 77345 )! ve ; Secri fice: $50 up O16 Eastor (6) : Ger n a ntabi es. 200). o We lst for sale only cars we have made “Ready to Drive Away.” All in splendid mechanical condi- tion ang new in appearance. knoekl Star. with @ augh. will Bes Locust. is opportutail y 1—1925— ’ Fords, all models from $50 up Chevrolets from $75 up Many other popular makes; Buicks, Studebaker, Paige, etc, Some wonderful ina, We need the room. % Olive. (c6) Sale Price 3 495 495 375 375 330 730 490 ~~ ee = - . i )- iring, real. Kood Ford. curt =m, a td * - is tert ¢ . 2735 Os of wh. als , - . iriced ’s Auto. 0. 682 v PAC KA RD—Truck, with stake top bod 2; like _ new, $600. 4455 _ Manchester. (c: | FRU CK—l-ton GMC, with oxgre Grant Touring Gardner Touring. . Oakland Touring. . “handler Touring. |Buick Touring.. ‘Durant Touring... Oldsmobile Roadster. Wills Sainte Claire Touring Hudson Limousine. -ORD—sedan. ondition; easy terms | Johnson-W rig “99 Laclede : (eS) anteed: | “repainted barga!rn T give s ‘ty Cearage. NSO’ - “bur, S265: trade owner $200 ic? terms ‘4 Th wv icHy 3516 j needs 1909 1a- (c7) KU BU ICK 23-45 UPLT “TS RU Ic “Kh, 3101 1921 Buick Touring rackets cea ierms. Ji _ (cD) rea’ Jef- $i! +. ¥ cars. iate models CHASSIS—i192 , "on se buy: new tires; $i1% Lert. Washington | These reduced price® will pre- /vail only until Sunday, Jan. 20— avall yourself of this opportunity of becoming the owner of « good ——— | car at a bargain price. * DELL MO _Bomont Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous — ——— coy” & | ry % ‘| « ; | BODIES—6 Ford terme Harding. 104 St. “Clale. East &t. soi — oquue —— 1 sytay HUDSON FRAMPTON, Hilt Ge soo I rr st. ; 8 RN BILE 6—Coupe: late style: Stything dor dow n S44l coneition one ’ have ever ex + game i ’ (co) ca SRD —_Tourine, 1832. like new. 8170 rins 1905 Loc’ ust = —— ——— ea Cargain; e%#y complete equipment ‘s Ford Dealrs. ‘alue ip this make we ané funds: lote of extras: priced (cS) ) for this January used , FRANKLIN CSED CAR DEPT he mont car 216 Tz ner even! nes Cur s | its sound mechanica! MAHLEM MOTOR CO. 1035 NN. . Grend Open evenings MOON 6- “58—1923 eport model; running | condition; Al. fully ‘equipped; at I gain 806 Equ itable Bidg. Alive ‘cond ‘ saz mechanical Wright. zood Johnson- real Co.. Open evenings ee 4 Cc YA HL. "2 ‘M wort . i... _ 1 se) N. ae meen evenings | 1922-C HEVROLET COUPE — ORTHWEIN, take c¢,? —————— ’ =i ~ Late Model Rickenbacker | McNiece-Hill Motor Co. (5187 DELMAR. Forest 8858 | Demonstrators ore | Open Evenings and Sundays. | “ites: Four-wheel brakes; been driven only Dr | ort body. | memb of this firm: touring, coupe end yrs saranteed; open | BODInS—Ferd; | sedan r. hs : Sunday. ) =i ESING MOTOR SA 3623 Washing- _ : at | painted. en) up. __ton Rickenbac ker Distributors YEAR FREE SERV ICE $25, $50, $75 DOWN (rveriand about 14 | Ruteks, Chevrolets. Fords. Lexington, Oldsmobile: in all touring cars, roadsters and coupes to he sold on thie plan-—and it will be easy for or . 2501 South Jefferson Sidney 540 terms Juniata. 3003 baal iMmAT- a, ee _— 4300 DELMAR : d Tit a DEiMA i QO] C || PORD—Sedan; 1920; in Food rumning con eecnger efi f tt S. oupe | dition and lgoks good: $275; .erm:. M | Rewly painted ; airiy ove:® = hy An ideal 4-pessenger closed car ‘| @enball. Ford Dealers. 2315 ~ocust. soo! tires, 0-day Kuarantee. Opes cb) mm ‘Pet will appeal to you: deltvered _evenings Guy and «venings, = mm ‘ate in 1922: jit is in excellent * +. : ; i FORD—1921 sedan: 1924 CHEVROLET COUE , Mechanical cionditio nd h 3 Bi the am Se nes cood buy; S225 ORTUW EIN, 2020 LOoceu ST : appearance of a new job; © Long. Ine... Authorized LINDELL 7v00. DELMAR ‘ +> cet are 75 per cent goed: 11° Pine , H Beare featuring nis car at © |//|| - et eedane: good erlection: 1924 Chevrolet c ; peint. ue al price fo this week only: PORD—Sedane; cood #electi ine and va gg ony Rane ditien: i duced prices this week. ed 30 days. Open Sun y ande nat $35. (ct) perfect: 1803 Park Park av. (cO) ~ Moon 48 Sport — Tourine and Bea6 State and. city license | free. you he proud to drive this late | at ort model, rT sc wheela, windshield wings. notometer, sun visor, \extra tire, every- thing most complete; driven very little by m oat careful‘ owner | saving serme Open Su MOTOR CAR 2021-2 27 NASH— Tour! ng 1923: has . every appea: ance and runs like a pew car; very care- ful owner: all extras; will bear your clo- WAX WELL. .Touring. 11919; _ With many extras —— — > — Sur iw % : node “terms «tw ren =. 33 Waaeh ington — cot FOR ay" a —— — — 7 a Nn ou \@ 1923 ‘BUICK FOUR Ford dealers. 333: . | RD—1923, 19° 382 wonderful selec- B passenger touring original S90 up B32: cust. Bomont wdvear cord tire equipment Ba %2. c} ee SZR0 , T 1. — + arr Tate ——Tourm® > has starter, ‘er. de- KUHS-BUIC! ' c. extras: : Sur dave. even Dealers. ST just been over. Al condition ; re Buick To ‘ouring maition just of the pain os SR ie me eee (c6 hivz. but it looks = —_ — — wee a FORD—T lady ~ excellent terme Ch Ford ; “ORI | - _ up; termes. tr NOTICE, SERVICE D Limousine bodies for cab work; bargain in; ‘shape. GREEN CAB CO., tand Olive. ) Onen . 1- i will et and the acid test; pay — part caal) balance ct in ae months. study. the written ruaranie | vears free road servace. HUDSON -FRAMPTON, | Marnr Co. 3857 8 Grand or 33028 Loeyat. enone a - - ; 1921 En . eu 29 ‘| POR D—Sedan Al condition: front an “95 = Tehu! RAKER os . on 1921 special 6; : hummer spectal whee! parking m. go = ans me | tom’, wees, Te nem Urea: Get stoplieht and other equipment. cen good; nothing overiooked tn th . trade ar rihing. 3441 Juniata % on ean) terme oye trimmings. all parts renickeled ~ eat inspe ion ferme: evecially priced this 7% nian 3003 Locust st.. Fo even the running boards have ae | week. Huber. 2601 Locust. Open eve- dealers: Shen even itve new covering. Yes indeed. the — ae : a nings ; he se Phere reach “a ] rte 3 te* - tor ' a 13 hit a r see s* passenker COUpSS: es ~ _Roadeters For ‘Gebe FORD Medan. 1919; starter and demo and ot! at pa 4441 Olive et. — abies: barre! head lichts. epare tire car Fone ee th rroughiy (oT) ar DCI r— Business coupe: ». jike new. ee J h-« v linder eport rier etc A wonde rful lee omit a? $1 45 the price during sale. Monarch, 3115 Term: Ask to “ee ho Other . bargains Alwayr open ronde! nat HU DBON-FRAMPTON, “THRO; fike pew: 4, & Motor Co... 3 South Grand }! erate de. tiful terme; tre : 10 FORD SEDANS AA terme jews T3 dine yd ke Special sale on sedans: take rour choice flay 7. erry “ale | 8 Dodge Roadster. $190 C ash pay small down parment 3309 Locust. ‘rote alanc s108 > ‘ ‘A DILLAC—Touring. arn land "Fords. COUPES, rR cere Ee75 Stoarus sedans. $505. — YEAR'S FREE SERVICE | $109 wt ee sa) Gdlive “a i hertect . SOUTH BIDE B 1" ic K iw) ; ; FORD SEDANS ay an, meatal: Ue fa nerfer t ie weeton - : +! ) L» — ‘oupe, : condition; Sines sea f ro . - nights and ~ Auto _SRI0 Urevois ae 'y ' (eS) ngs. 1920 to . § Si8a $25 t 5 dewn; TSED C AR EXCHANGE. 4464 Ea st: ym av 5 rings good select 10Nn ; special | e week See the care, arantee including Carondelet Mo- Owes feit eed: LWIA b—Coupes “lates tor “4 real clans: $1045: in epring. 1900 Ww ash ington ‘IGOU MOTOR CO. 2922 N. GRAND (cé) SS ba a ‘REBUILT BARGAINS 1920 TO 1923 MODELS FORDS TO WILLYS-KNIGHTS Tourings, roadsters, coupes, | paint Mac-Carthy Autot le Co. 43 © ee ge A = | ~ Euctid. _ 6°8 at . . $1350 Chalmers Sport, $- $350 Can Yahlem give them seway? S eme that way. Think of it. a eport tourine a running foo! For euch a orice. no won der Yahiem is the worlds iargest used “deale . EAS: ey AHLEM MOTOR CO Chevr "KARD DELL > agai CAR ces. _ ich); 1035 N. Grane _ Onen_ evenings ' biieec ns m2 c aies Locust. Bomont_ 2 fc@) | Chandi er Tr mything. 346 idney 3403 ~ Oldsmobile Tour. wal ce ewtinder, firet-claee me- | : ; Deitvered ; ‘ 1920. §> ec a ongition newly, pained 6 cord | sedans, truck 5. Special prices | itver late tn a de in. $50, $100, #200, $250, $300; a few r 2 tired *; er to wz that " in excellant condition througout P| FRANKLIN | y ra Moon oo ‘| at $400 and 9500, They will mot | last long. Special terms. ‘ 5 good tires: priced as a specta! Fun Jays. ed a for 3 dage only at 00; cash yar & or OVERLAND—Touring; 7-1 IND — Tour! monn driven only 1) “Ford's own per. You are sure to find just the car you have been planning to own and at a price which means a real bargain. : —_ $230 14” PORNS— Dodee every possibie gerve a? gees as vpen nights and oe & & driven careful! Fa Y ate at we ~~ & tert as. pen priipeye, 3401 TACURT (e5) - hts 35 Sunde Roadster 1923 eed few times UNTVERS. SRRAL 8410 LOCUST iit te —Reanklin Sedan x wile e¢ » dJobneon-Wrignt. Ripa tate model. series 9-R, a . new Roadster. 18°]. starter ~ | finish of Brewster green s car pre- PORD— Coupe: ithe new, terme. | ptaitted: good rubber. ony $100. - we By Ce ie firet-ciaae aod our in S333 Wash! a . chanics! cue h! dn aaket Motor Cou. - em —— | anteed, fe is equipped with ch-gra PORD—« eran Owen ' ceGeter: 1971: starter, Gemoupi- | of excellent cord tires. wr A448 "Warb! TSodh's won t eng, $15 9. | Bumpers pers. etc.; priced specia: PORT —Coupes, ems at Rewigtee =e __ ©) | for this Janua y used A | sale. Will take) HUDSON-FRAMPTON, - mouctablee end Flasslers: a 1925 looks re, Wuyi. Sale price > 5. lat 5 ur car tn exchanger 3309 Locust. per week. Mieflings. : “hes ttre (a : ojels: $0 ix FRA with etarter, demountabies and latest Wiive. oe a ae IM ye ik noTHE iERs—Coupe: | | pam sd like a PP : : : ch nicak aondit rantees- ee ne mnicak oe euet - rolets. con inc. ence _— ~ - — Laule Tate Motor /1—1920—E CORT | — a , : nainted: excellent Urs, this UNIVERSAL. 34 10 L , . ean’ adit heave 1929 1927 starierT shock abeorbers:. i Hugo lock whee! SSS5 Ask to se ether touring bergains. _ Carondelet Mot or Co.. 3867 South nd ich) cate 192] tourings. with a at OPEN EVENINGS | AND SUNDAY last time condition; bewly overhau Boment = OVERIS 5 ned runs like rer Ruaday q “lhl: aux al Biis - n Bunda) mertgare 1006 Locust HU DHwOoNn- Coach : like new; ic? $650. 1803 nd ¢ _—. @. — es NKLIN c SED a> er ey ” 4- new ea 2735 ’ “cyEvRore rss —- 2 t a hy ye ed. Nain : - FOR Readaer {os} and evenings. Big _Four BRYN Sicerson (ch <2 ass wh equipment; used very little. 4 : AUTO ©O.. 36607 Olive. term*= oven nn’ pus pell: i cau tog NT — Tour’ ne. 18°74: Prand-ne JOUNSON (6) (c6) ‘ t PODS —10 cour reduced; open nights. 3415 Locust. « terme * . Le , . 7 . ' ae wy onty xi . ” eu ae PY ye a Le =. 7 ie he, Fi ae Cree mK ¥. cia ial
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ting bag TYE” Harpe. ke re “J . Post-pISPArcH. © FUR R GALE nOUbrier ee RENT THEMSEL VES, of course, but as a rule ig -Paysto ADVERTISE in PD “WANTS.” ee = =— Tree Goons FOR SALE SEWING | MACHINES MUSICAL . ee — RNITCRE Wrap — aE RS Pret Rooms F FOR RENT—Central See | FURNITU URE SALE ‘coan Price id. Riles presters. 7 kaa to re 7 bea “Oliv _Pianos and Organs for Saigo ASHINGTON, 71] —Sicens, coping, house- EVANS, 46850] > = Unfurni$hed roome: | TT 5ea4 e! sae ine: also connecting. _33 up. iF) . Nght. gas bath: iecken Drivileges. eS % Off Entire paock f : rn ; — wary amoaat; . (To 8s : ING MACHINE—pan Phead a: 1 ke ~ ? NIC KEL IN SL OT PT ANDS W s SHI INGTON. 3103 7s _Housekeping. __. _Wellston m car _ “au S ! ; : home aii day. 1304 Chouteau bt | gecetes in “sed bath ne Tooms, “heat. electem Ss PARK | ii. 4434 Nivea ne wv = rare —— : } atid .VW * cr ‘ a _ Dhone. Sc 'P. —_ _ . - - H TAM It. T — 5 — — > i r fCR Want 44 Phones : her in, PL NITURE Wi ‘Yehel sed; high- ariv: €asy terms. ‘RLITZER Le UN. wean room, egies? ene ag ps 2 he es Se fe ye ee 8 MACHINERY i a | fag cma you Can come herr : + : mn es, il : , te xent 2 a Se deece our cnath oe 00 : ae | Contents of ASHLAND : 2 ou Db NaNSING? TON, 5029) l or 2 turnishei = ; Pout . ' 4 na er ts . . - ad . - - e » ie . . ~~ a — - 7 , - _ vy — Sal “cS. large or sma!! } best ao ee Pj a d P} y SARP Ss ——— Se ry —— tehed rooms: Hod "a: — —— APARTMES $ a . isfied n j reds righs "utt orage hy . ge! Piaget . “ eit . ianos fi al er- GARFY EL ' STZ fw 4 ‘we TOrnished . ated ¢...... . fi n 7 4, “* - room efficieh n re the pianos and Diayer- Pianos 7 dino . COG be th as and eieviric, - es . a oe ee “a: — ae ee ee - ate - SPECIATr, NOTTS 7 > INITT S rs ‘ r oe eer ish lce ‘tess le Tr . rej uire "hy. : OOM: We Neve ul lly . ~ - ee indel! 4903. — “an ~ , rile " taeee , > r * ™ ; CORRECTION : jin Mirotr lk old : “Per: y N O4rgains in | im GRAND 4026 N For ni shed rooms; oe. : 2 +e con Venien. e _ ALBANY § ad) RANG! n sié ag oa te ' eo +. . —_* oe ay : 4 - } . > aT Ala ce vier IS41R rel P Wren e — . *48— Steam wep. - : 7 gay 9 ter. four et .. tex 7 eee — gn : ' : — = $30 = ck sale. i : ; - ee | q 1 ! Ol; ive st te — —furni ail uu — avid ANE Re) & > — i oil x, : continuous hee wa: er: - —-— - -) : be > «ya => we he “DOOM won Ak al et ~Hhesinu € ray! va °. o ar Lush L at ms 2 Ops , —" — ILO . s. MISCELLANEOUS —on RENT Hi . dy e: 5 ces tur i . : | : 7 4 x u SIAL HOTEL, nd «tp “4 . ’ eu) . . - te 4 —_ . ode rn ~ n , : + CUORVen 2 l ’ Py Fi ~ — . -+e fo st Tr WV , 1 ; : ~ a ta : ? feos, 5 r cen: Com mer.« a '- . cu! ~ nail “ - . ‘ susie = : : . n ~ N. , 2 bs A SHOVE! ‘1 " Tater- _— , TROOP « : — A a, a 2 . a a ; l¢4 a > —— POR, ae ot ande 33° Pa! , : . : as . J . ’ : Ss +*. ‘ e Z Z } 2 ‘ ; : . : es — ’ ’ a ‘entre. j ™a) 8s . > b : = BAKERY EQUIPMENT Cheap, :, “IVING ROOM FURNITUREpco ce - — —eee fens Ol to 120 6-vole nectar: 2818 Cherok i HEODOSIA, ~~ Sape—a furnished | [2 Teom: ded: light f couple. to share beau ~ t i \ . ’ 4 OoOmM : a. i ¢ he : P mn ‘ .« FS an oe tm ae ou ~ : ~ é m , ’ } rT} tr Il ; eXcellen: ; : : . ” tment Bo, hi i . ail \ Dart ‘oO gsatia’y oor lamp and ¢ * Snrigh: A R E y ov o als Suita) orion : a > Ha Na we) in—, ry liberal a» i A@ern!) rooms To! ' > Near Mea }s ; : + convenien: week’ uD , sia = : . ‘ + . , a ‘ 4 ~ waition. a ie +. . a4 om : ‘ “ a aa . fo sh ir die nh Dian 1 Sy bu! are ae . ur ‘ 2 hee , ; + . Pnia! ; ed . RL) .- wT. ae tf ’ . a ~ G. “ROOM ; own of s FURS victrea. _Wrnn G ie ews | Se Fran | 9 Me: oe WO nicely furnished 1UT r -EILLES ¢ ‘OU RT APT: S. » ty s ° } ~ : j | ’ Yo ‘ ; : as ‘ . . ; ‘ 4° ne and \ db ns “4"> on ~ to . - = s = a eee GRAPE +o ue n Tire : utchen, n hea, s ——e . — dq nips . rocker. lik : a “Palin 4. 3 : " (3°76 } _ = ’ ass ndit ' : a . —— — ret == ~———_Kitchen, , — ; y 1 r : eat , BILLIARD ~ TARLE: : ru a Dale S64 Hi mphrey , — a ——————— ROUTE ap. for quick | hee | | ane aC. Sg pot dea A ruome; room ¢ noe seoey. ye aus z wt. + Ay = i ‘Gites *Par Pocket, with wn plete me Me] . EE ' —- oe , oo —~ — 6¢ : , room fo Oe NDieove Deopie imal Set cro wed Str _— camp. «5 uction Wednesday aft . * cloc j GES—"oa) an as, h one ' Male : rand ic.) ) PH IN 1GRAP 1PHS ’—Barcains tin kinds ' ' . Wer VT — t care. ‘ oe and 2 roems: $40 +5 $io see . t iow . I> ‘ P rar . alnsieeal \*} . . ’ ’ 5 ‘ ‘ ; . : { 2 DO . - eee . ie, - " 2. a. 0 oe i. LL “bo Lucas 7 + : “uleed; lowes ri — — ; , a itinetiiiale ITICAT. LER: of fog oand aL okra DS =e standard Makes LBS : ces a gas. iz PH E RSON_ $29 >. ~ larze warm priv, te American spavilaningbeighcig es iter OX ES—4o00 i 2-{ vy aed i ae, —— ——— — : . , : ani , ; ' ‘> 297 30 worth up oe - — o-oo. —_——. ¥ ‘ight nousekeep i ing roornre, hor ~ ia distri t. @ real . — yy —¢ 2 fold . - — —— — — - es . . . ty a) —~ : nor rrp p> a... + al ~ =33 than half Price: ‘ AL ' by " iv . eeping “ater nvenivnices: ,; t) : 5 HoT? , a lV I: IN A HOTEL il : ’ re : 2 - 5) . rk gy » Rg] pe che” OT *? } . 7 3 ; ran ; — . ’ : : ‘* - , . , HY ~~ DEPARTMENT 37 ses 4 PHE IN oF , Americ Fad Se sda Mil ae . : h Apartments 5544 | eS) BOT a | I -T ho, nom _ Ofs! Wiv decor . ae wir . ye eCtica , , t . al nod or» Var went ler ' ard om : ~=at an ‘ : car fi. ee . vou! wn Prin Sek 2. . ri | , “ x, 08 Ouakin. ode! ene: B0ard optiona) cs) ; : he . ’ S$ . ~ . > rs ; 4 ,.. sill 7 at i . pe ? , " . ‘ 7* . ’ . ; . ~j ’ : = > - Aa eae - = = _— — . _— ' ——— ere ee. heim Qnd numbered we . . a ~ : a s. u ite Oadition tob- “VBI 402 pe iit Irn! ate. > > Y furnished reom for | ‘er «. 410 MW aah ug a 4 : ~ i : - : . "— —_ . sft ‘ : Lert kK, In ; - in : ‘itv a’) f oO - i ‘TNen . Near Hodiamont and = — a une. 2er. ; Ncevenr:. : "ahd “4 With i Ter OVD = . ; ene . ’ . ny c ‘a Dan ISS” wr PAINTE— We make the be, r You “ hern =O 1 Field, Bridgeton. 41. : ;; . *% Bear 3 Gar lines. Groot band MARKY LAND 532 Ww, Mer hants a : . ; i ~ —_ = - ee! _ ; ‘ ; oe _ : : laos o ep) RI GS —Bargains 8 so leaning lo SS ae | pad Or seke F net a SOnaDb!e- . LF oI 4043 — 4 > a rooms, ee 2» t “7 Der week. ( er lean!n Co _ 262 ~ ohnN a -o West ro fell The s z ~arbet —Fteaning « -4 Olive = BUILDING MATERIALS room for rt , men in private | | : NR goo wan - x. "@condha: rd ry . —— —t = A. i} : bar reains ~~ = Da >; . fr y = t i. r. > yd - ~ . es beautifulls ate Prices Cy le "> lat eri * , ; ‘ ns, arper _A wn n ‘ = nev. et a ‘ an = i AX =e, ked.- I Oree+ e we ald Ted; ; DOr seam heats em pior | cars. th et. x : "1S—NaO a nd , } . Q ; ~ . os . : ,7 (OM Pre baa Re = oa — nappactindhecs oe suect ne beak | " . ——= a vaio ‘= s high | Ca) 0: and Secondhand fy S. 14¢) OOF REI ATRING 4 5044—Nie ieely furnished +- . : * Pas fl CU saM REALTY op ‘ a c ‘ ‘ : ; _ a ; *% =) ~ 7 ra re ’ ‘ ; . : . Gu ’ . ? a . ‘a c " “at. t Was: me: ge ‘er en’ hs aid a CN8Veni ences Forest “Suites or : > frterv a’ ore *e Bide Olive TT (a4 ‘EUGENE —— | ‘ . : a an w~4F 7 i J . . . - 4 Sei ‘ . } te - Prt 7en. mie S — —? a = , es _ e , ACT? uw cM EE a a ; Spa aor " ¥. Sun : ~— d > ' 4 : = , ee os x *) ?) prices, | enient ieee SS ‘ 4 ha rte . 8 Motel, 18'h » nd Marke: a -Y Cc -e. wv. Se ‘cy aa _ ines ston reese . : : (av gar nm Y lay . tte - ive a* ‘ Z . g [ : “tM pyr Le ‘ar ‘> P fer 7 ’ - — 4 ~ $5 week. ’ UM Cr. [ANERS” bo ° CLOT HING -. we. v—F Lan ie ‘ . Cc. Je: > ir ‘ an he mae Steg er heat IVE i——Nicely furnish, . WwW shi STEAM R. —. “ : ad wen} : 1. "nal “4 : - 30 oD ~ia v3 8: . a oe , . Th 4 "i un he on “me Sr a = | — a “oir “s th it. “tchenetten. —— as In Semedian seriyor, Seton “ah te > at : we saertric Co. : ~ ns a coping: 3 10 we fd rooms. 2 i . > Dern se | Plan ty : *) fla | el@) | , rice: NIATA. 3634 3¢ eet LIVE. 3507s. —— tive derate""” | s pper fla: ; @. A. STic RN 7TH AND « HESTNIT’T — — Nic 24 > N n f@n' 4 , - ‘ alse comfor a ‘ irort Joa *oe ’ iN ho asekeeping = POO ns — “erate i de a “~~ . “nished i. io PAGE 8) LINE : 1 $617 : - oo . — —— oon. - 4 . * Of. es ‘ater Stean Pp rem = tes, Pheneg Fores: 6588] t euire act jl? __ ial 30: Re: te Oe EE 5... Se Fats HAVE | e ¢ Sea etlemen onl: — eat —=—SSeenable. | mas 45465 a Parendo: (od) i es = ; ~ . : ‘ >. ; © . . . ? 5 ‘ ! aa ’ ' ; j . + : ir ’ - id — , ‘ aaa «? - i. . ry r 1 . , . . — ae. ry ; . . ‘ y iUrnishe Poon . we ‘ rmen : elegan: | a — ee = ’ Le ; e = = Maem . ; * | ; es : ; . * as re rs 2 i ‘ ‘ t] a mot] rr. ry i . ‘ " ; ‘ ; aif | ey r > , : De * 7 7 - ~ _ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ae widBey 2012. Vic. | met YY ‘? ives. paid PIANO oe — = -Dispar t? = Years oll. hae mathe: NIA? farm, comfeniiirn~aa | wate =.= X. KING's NIGHWAT—s5 at Hh —— ~~. : 29+ , : Daa hy 4 eenmelh te oe ~ —=r SE teats e and hach WATER HEA rEK We Pedesgal. labra ° cundings: “best mesic “ai; Rumplik LIN SBIE Room top| ite ) | ANG ate S ‘WL ORED UL. a AY rd ae ve). : ‘37 a rn. . i. ‘ : us ca —— oymen bo . ‘ ‘ ° +: E. 455— 4 ) WER Ro. , Grand “4 4M. AGE _« 56— fouseiseoine Poonis: st steam , wk 4 BR ty Mesa Y ernon (cB) we} ; . ' PIA Niaw P. . —— , ‘ : Ri B ro mM ith ar ' od) hear Mr) °ste. far i} tl ‘cD j . " > ” Wa nwriehst _— = ne . , ‘ . . — ~~ : Z | r ; ’ i ; '_o? ‘ " : . — ener - ‘ — - . ‘ : —S . dil inns : i Ww a nr Tr PD : ~ %, : = — rn = ron? 3 - > - , Serie A HAIRS a ld chairs dar Sli (fut of the high rent iat ' _ . ‘ . 4 : - { j ; ; | ; 7 - jeme e : ’ RASKA j 15: 3a A—F, urnished for I AGE BL... 56444 —_ > rent room for L or 2? Disvlay : “bs, : C : . . re a teas - | rest °S: | room mente: a4 ee er ee's. Keds, dreas ' AN BROs. FF. 4 O.. 28s) n r 3 I” Oien : , cet "went ; VUOIPan ist — ' — ——— ree — ho usekeeping a! -cOonveniencee. (+) i n rivate on 65.39 Ww = . ‘ = 4 ia = J - . + ‘ 2 z 9 « ‘ - : > et i > I e ’ - _~— _— a one _— ” ———_ aban: a ‘ line fun) r at » A . ; ’ t ' ~~ * a ss ‘ be a Mt cG . | we . oe ‘ a: [ . } Es T 3 I. ” " . oF rn) " ' | P, AGE BL. + £431—Neary furnished room j oa @ for hous Keeping at } —— . ’ rot es nt ‘ver vYthing KP D. 4 Sanitary enon ST\ dV E a ARG AINS lt ‘olfa on = ~ — _ “=e Bs, —hinev J856\ idl , » L., J] 38 — Kee ’ ' ae Levy Bros., SLI-15 . 4) closing out ll ous ye | its ove , T S. Tuxedo, p. % _ Coir; i~Oo M ; TWEEN? io 7 ga ae mo. |} 3 _— ; - Use: Ing row ne, : ' : ze ry ; » ~ #2 an, . ‘@ sleep. RO ie , ‘rent . “ ‘ar Gr fu ae L380) ——J-r¢ t any eee Oak and Eariy Ene h } ~ +hursda. P'ridas , : : . Len lar ‘ ' a se ae rad $7.30 ; iTand; a is, ’ 4A. “room. death — . . % 4 > P iid 4 4 . ae . Sim ona three Quarter size airs. a ‘lOwets an. tension tad). yy ndare ; . te ‘ "ae , im: —a ; - i ~~. a aad E, esirel. | - ] 7m I ‘ tp - : , , _ See Eas? on Taylor Ritchen«ite Rae #tove Fo: "emt 9461 VM . coa> off. , ain ow. . at ardrobe } x 2 * . _ nee , ~ w bile Marcy —_ : mot a GS . = ke GH BL. 4: .4109—Ciean. house- . wi?! il Kee . 7 — a Biden a — +» ace of -S mY ma ‘Are: ra . - R171. _ S—2 os ting eepi ait nnin _Kecorat aati ra dae ~M SET Ruffer ry ' _ gumrantees.? , . ” om a een : = Oe me te : . il : . com: f Orta b v uy No use K Ae DH Ding: eat. bath. gas, trie: | ) oe TAI , and 2 chai us ‘ ru =ROOA TS—3 he ’ 4048A—N ce oom lished, : Im ® hail room, fo; Q With or without TArage. “orest IDNEY oy —_Z Sr ,end-new vus, You on irnishi: ease otect lalRnett 2 | Si bioyed, $7 Gr, Nu 645 ady, in hom private family. ira) Row IM—For couple —— urtme t: | itor service: low vane: _51 19 Delmar, = ~we 4 . 7 ° 0! , ; y . , ead) mtr a% 4, * Xa . ae i} m. Drivat R ~IM— F Irn is! ; I lor isskeeping. : Or ” Sent - : | — . vt Sane, Cc woo 4iF anv time 3401 A Ter nesea. en ’ ai. Our COM mM a hee ‘ONY en vars, front r . Mo al 1] ee. 192 ; an ano D> - So “|, — . > 4 ae ae a Sa , lie ; ‘ i , m 4 : ‘a ub; . . nu 2 sot ‘THWOOD, @ . . : 08 a Sin : . iw ~ . - . 6a ta .5s % 7 , i i ow ' ' o Pi a a os ; wey .* . n. mM at ; ‘ , Y ond ntle r) n eonvenien t i . : . “ at ms ~, ; . | ™~ ; : | a aca 7 f0R, jot: a and Sreans for Sale m. Mixdern, all concise re hn ey 8 , Rares 4 ai. ‘and $7 7 e : jap ene_S14 a . m . _- sity sd | . el r : 0! ‘ oO, = — a4 UTR . } a) " . sire “ , — — - wd . 4 Ky : . i —— roe: 7. ‘S—Wainui bow en, , Ke ande. — . PAN] ; =¥ . jue, ‘xee@llen: 4 dtnomelixe, So —- furnishea? |" oe A ttri : southern s eXDosed fr, /, slike mew: cost $3:5. ut din- : , ge car line, —Black Diam wo mahogany: ice e; as Ss. Grand 44uq > ‘tric, gas, 22ms. | unfurnisi led Seto car. Forest an ’ BUlte. odlong tabla, ry uphel- ’ OS | Ha ty —~ rT: on es. ¢lectrica))) Tuipped: oxchane wil '~SlA—Desiran, om $5 = » $26 _ | eaeee cluded. Sid: ROo M—P r refi ned z fentile Eentleman: D ali ; fur chairs: omen ev — : if price: tern jan Co. 1094 0,08 Week; | af ionak «Grand IMPSAS Ss ————. —————— vate home: references Ca ek. | ae Ee wna . . ay f BA $ but. $1.25. — OU; eee a — — ; 7 SIMPSON PL. 17: OW —Bloc ‘kK south th of La fa - aan ia seen lll —+: de ines : , 4 : > er , >? ; SA 3} [ ‘ . ? ri - et ae rm. rk : a , ele Ww ] Pree ee = « iia. ‘ ; ; a 054 ate hear. re ee? ' ‘ ; e iw r = . thd he ‘ , . ey - ~4'al eid. . R. ‘ = i 48 ee UL L al xc epti Ona@ily ‘ an e) rur- Ri ww) : cae a aon Bel! omnerii re Forage private _Forest 15; “ay a eeny finish: vernis Mart in a 0ds, suites. n fact. fe ¢ — kin: _ Hansen. 7] 04 Ma: s " week TH 33007. — ROOM—Newiy 3 fu Irnis D or 4180 (win beds ring me =e . ' ai ~ ss . petenee — } ee a at pen ito on " — a? iy . é , j tand . 2. ~ ; ‘ ‘ i US* Keen! ne: titah \@ ] Derson : 2.850 2 _fentlemen Linden S287. B. D vacan? me a 7 ? > : : - ; xe For > | Dy i Raion | inne. : ‘Tand . rR ———__nooms. — ROOM-—0 nme. with sun ¢ room r 4 : 475) —PFias ™ ratched Sim. . : ~ V0 vid — —— . er ee roe) . ~ .5 ———— ee - i ; —— way we , . ’ n z. l@an Southwest fast - tilxx Delm nar. Box . . ar) wre brings anc mat : ay - 2004 Mo: st m. . anne S$ ’ ; 27anteedc. ‘ , \ ht e@LeRt cone ;, ~i= + ! iona! Gre nee, . « . ~ Tc - us . . . > he : sriiuding 2 ¥ , wil] rately or together —— ‘ j . ;, pi ‘Very. ‘unda. } nunge r ¢ _ = cn Se ROOM rr ne | c Di ‘ ‘ J ~ . } (0) J r t ~ ” faa R / ‘> bas srr” ‘ ti Roa - : P ~ 4. —E) "Bant i : meals - Oy hin ee in trade. 2 ' ; B A S AYS AT. > ae - _ — A @ in ty , oe a etl caress ‘2 or 3 jes, on ROOM -- for lighe Benton 10Bai¢ wus - tiona | Sed ear te convenient ion +S lj = ut ™ : , C ' ’ Ke , aaa —_ s ' “ul . “ " we re aI . . . re gen ee eS ' — ; . ot, coi Unyr ing Water. Lin e 1 rng _ " OM sc 1TkEs— Llmost mn, new, mal a > AF E TO I BU Y Dro iDe lelive: a ‘soe: : wll. ea pace pian - ) ‘ash. 4! =) ; wn {See a | ‘ T ‘ AYZ. 1905.—N ce wai 7m ee yy a rn u ‘roam iD “ace ~ F U RNITU RE NOW ? - PR RI rr —_ _ we > .~ o- used . hte sng on . » SO) In i+ ily - ‘lo ‘43 “ft : ome. Grand 643K N. rict v ‘ear ~-TOOM 195A T eeoin sale day for od. depeng- Ct > WOOD—., ny leng: hs. -- 3, 2x; , id - . — a housekeeping Sulte; everything” fur. | “ent: 6 row roums; large pe Pf . oo for ; —" oo ae VICHIT pan eet ible | Tisre: | cellens hes y pt ™e 74 ] 7 S de , a! : —-> ] - ee = a ' ee nies. ‘ > DY “MN: « ®4aim he furmished Leen os =. aie - : “—— a 7 ; . : >i ‘ d = - ’ 4 - - . ~ —_— J . ™ ‘ ‘ , . 4 - . Sutter -_——e. _ - ees ~ = - - 2 la ‘ i ii . “a e : ‘ - . ** e > . . i ° in » : © eRe Na ’ lam oe. ; home. 2 ‘_ 2O@e won ; SE : NU 3 ; k oil : gen tlem Private f. i2 GR + eee some beautify u! hea; an © not warren; of any ——. - i 0 to $150 ms. no } rooms: « » hea: maa oe anid 147 ; am “ SLEEPING LOOM—O r will » share apart. b- — q300 Sa floor : ‘ + ore : ‘venience ae. ith |] or ‘eening perc: v21—s Cal IMMe diate! y 512 >7 ‘ah One ’ or Periodica) reduct) ION ww ‘ rn & Co ; } : SHDN. cece =. Se ee 2 lady or 2uple: Onveniences | roome, s . . fc: we ' ae — > | oo 75 eng erstuffed living-roe” @oup AND SILVER PLAYER-PIANO 2: ase: ay ona ee a hone Gave board) wi ay. 930; reasonabie. Pos | Gare TA SHELP. — Ha Seu aa te , arte cedar chest, new $10. 368: d dave 75 and ng Werstutted CASH Daid _fOF plan warkain at $255 h or time’ s Phone Grand 54 West ee 5) | CATES, * *4h Te eed ) f rie | " : ‘$17 ‘O.2 t thse welr false bs lena 5 c kee a wav E RLY PL ~ “ars ni . ; INGTON 14 LS. 1— Roo.n. q 7 140 Gen any, Ringianed ~- nished | cams” gop : A RANGE wes = > * . — r sii. 4 a COAL RANGE — ita aia: Puc ——=... — “Senet . ose i) (i are ee oe AB LR, Room for r®ined Gen- Water heas ; RD.. Stam ae ie igbuck's; 1c as bE ~ | JEWELRY_wat Forme | PLATER—Gooa a i. a West leman: piivace home; refer = va Nt _IARAT 0 eG “a with or without 1 = 3 ; (ob U RNITUR RE DIAMONTDS ough IP to $500 Der cara: hay Diano. with rolls ~ > 5523). i 8 and couples oar . ; 17 60M. (ean) ~ oho F NW. ; : iy Sw : ms ; J Cc i. ; a - nD. A, sea ne ? err - ~ a Lette, ~~~ } . ny an vunt, ‘ rms: n terest cha: 2 . ned mea : 2- 8B ARI 323q.4. connecting ——, ae er aena ble . . DELMAR BL... * wan” AS ' iL = . rr _ ; . - 4 andey enters a eSR) NEW AN D ST, IG ATL a SED : o ; i] nds nm 2 ¢ Tal eR FR rm) > v ; ¢ nthe. “4 ‘ NNE. Tr 28 Ssrerret - sxEL?T 332 ‘ —Ne@ak’ tly furni ished >... | | _ — em Om» _ ai! nveni os __ Forest st 69747 KINGSBr RY. COMBIN iatiee RANGE—ail > blue ename! ANG » UR erat for +pulier pave § dre — vane . or esash or | — het-wate wt 4 ee/3 ihe yt = ate family of 3. Tun. | will a! ; x 1202's Broa lway + “al ranges as ~ $12. . he mar q , —ee —- ~~ JY 4 j DEL) Bi. a) > Th, = ~ Sh... T . (Ove! furniel 7 "a @RiN Lim lel! ._ O4i aOL (§) SE i = . DAY, UDG — Levent v5) ee Ps Mulvihin STORE ang OFFICE FIxTURES og See AES reine rode SRIMLS! | WASHTNG TDS RL 4$388—Deairapisey | BER ar. walle: : ; y: “a x . * | Furniture Co. GR AND [ANOS Fe R RENT = es oe 1 By . | VELMA . 3874 —_ Di moins, hot-w - “Uitabie fr; +: con ark ; a 8! = eniences a 80 | s ine ng : Pa — - : To respons la new , . : : . Ber Om! - ~ or a : es 00 eee , tre Soc : ee Pp Si , -*. — 29th i 12. 114 N. I2th S — : «| Sloring $7 to 91% 09 pia riath 7a pe eg eee: Rome) priei, ; “UMAR BL. Ss 44°38 housekeep. WA: ‘ . 205 *6— Nicely fornished — r- 7 a ‘, ' ani: ind dye: Bor | mon LITZER la ndel} ! nig roo rea gona bie usek t POOM: gag ranen- « tchen- DINING w ROG ey ‘ 2. aS ay A . ? “i a ~ 4. 7 > ; eeXra + ~ 4 i de ; . 4 j ‘ ; ~ —— - — =—os 7 -_ = — =o al . - — — i's hy ; %y = x . ; le ‘ora! oy ‘fh Pg ath hone Walnut brand new —— ar rele _ ~ — en 4 ros - Tr am DEI. 38 MG H— | _arge side front — ~ ~ a Dark Zz rage Lae. way 3 " 1) ee atinuous hot a. °? - ne range: good hear, wd! ater | joril tackle 4503 —— Apartment ©. two | ENS 7ENE J. aL Pi SG-ROOM FURNITURE ~ $30; | JANUARY SALE = CHIC “AERING | GR AND PH Bh. trate ~ Sg bie for gems. with private | » le Gesiers. Fores: SS29R. 1307}, @F STOV ES —— ——— a ne -aken i: on Kat 2 mn Apvilo Repro. PHERS $0: me ee os — £269 Sl... 397 ‘0— Downie or single bath. su able for wentlemen al connle. : wR Re : ‘bic lucir : : ‘ inove quick eping 8: Bentieen a he ezewilent; heat: hot water, gen- ‘ ee Na wb). : MIT ty i, eile ’ . . w= : ith on mae “+ i ; emi Oved Ra) WESTMINST C e 7A DINING BUTTE —Gaaria: sawed cal AND FU NITL BUTE ; CR tee " | MARLAND esse ne tae ——_— nian TER. 46304 ote mm) ie, $45. So0d liUlon 7 , ‘ see : ; I “UST _ ee oe ‘ ad join ne) UM Al BL 52969 a Cast comp]. tely 4 ‘ ae or : ** is Con, : ' ‘ or ' ‘ - : ; 42 « ei? ' as sh seeping rooms steam i Va’e arn! ¥ Orest — : ‘ . 4. , n , :' ' - . i I ' Loom “i sien . - i) | . . 4 are , 1-02 —Large sleeping | i. nice } — warm Phen a. em- ; fice: no dealers Cabany PRD ey NG ROOM & Kin aaa nes i] cabinet. pie. ber, ~ , ne Forest 65°@u- lintel teeet 2°@t: contaimne hot water ——*__ every convenienes hlh) ersity ‘ “ity (c8° - «a an , e ns ts ' 7 imPis 7 ~ ; Fr eee . : : . Wednesd B . od | —— PL. 421817 ‘ . es : “it ¥ ms orn ? her . - wie} : a ‘Sie “Ty ‘ cme ne stg ‘ eine bie Or SSR Clemens. » = I x ’ : os le , *% SDet ‘ ba’ : . $:3¢ - , ‘ Ds =. ' } ‘ PD >| hin: ‘ , : & - 2... aa (Cy wes steam ' i : sdioin: ng bag! . Lin. | . GOTH omy _ $315 tare - — — And ess 4006 OFfs ' IN - running Water: 3g)! Geil 3: (91 j and oen Si - : aa t Oak, all mz tee. |\$156—me furtished | ——~*niences Se ‘TMINS ‘ER F 5 ' Ra . TY @6Y terme top 1esk * . rut > hee “Hah apc: ade ne ES’ ST % oe warm = FURNITUR: 3; « “OO OUTTE for SA7 So r we . - ; . —> a “ORPd meg !« at + Val l—— 2 brighs ‘arze. ligb: * You ne > re u" ‘SHINGTON PON AND ' . = « : i — .aiy waa i . — , - a oe) - ri worth. 4000 ‘ houteau . ~ A . Si Seo ech week — ; . ia ~ - ye J ictenens 2. ; = — Ln ] . . . DP ROAPNH r i. “om — eer, PURE room mis te > NEN gra de vast dottem ) , ' C 4s(omers om with ch tees contract: will tu. A. 8... , J tw “i : ' 5331— 1. re ii 2Z mea a o “loa aa rr $709 ws eninge, — ; - —— —— m oj \ealer vo ee — ‘ I ’ | } ‘ re ter > TeSn oneih ; mon aenneee — 8 . wth ° atic! ' open. oNDer fing ~~ mDletete +hen me . ‘ - Person « nN Ww oO. TRE 8 rooms, @nd flat for ren? * Dicke) oe ned coa ranges, Sta os . w) will mY ne . — An , etd I ROARD— ifs) nye loa; eae’ x = } ATERMAN, | = 4101 r as at) ‘“emnens “) . ™m "ge Site hot blast Dar or os — P S ] 0 ~ . + Aap " ' or” s) Pal a = weg , —? > oa ae 7 = nena - weer Ong wat —_ ae PORNITE RES Foon Une stoves for > ‘ vr per month. WURLITZER, Tons ao See ~~ india he ! atic’ | Meopnn, Sia. 3323—Puentahen house- W HW TTIER 321 N ‘are frome OREON B&G, 6 1c, rr pm Soe wine L7S @xtra Sua@lity blue of ar ename) G FAS ST E AM K ADL ATOR neater a.) ” bany sa . , alle BH a, . Kite menette; good 7ONnVeniences, 45 "00% Wear ; . : . ~ . — — combination ranges, Sop an . 4. os Olive SS 2: (et) WANT | to « sublease pew eacontire )curntéhings er 18. ; — for &4 V5 ca nihed "OTT » aa i... sor Nan iy rn ishe. “ HITTIN, en ene —— - "UNPUrnt shed. "TS need pot apply $20 9: hd y , ~ i —— near te ‘Win beds » - Keres: m or reer rfeal- « ~~ vate family: ; ‘m beds i¢ des; Ra & _™ ._ Seterrer. forobes, S: as DEE! UT “yy $ —— _— ee Pare: 317! Orv lerne rma 320.06, tears" Oge lanog im a Ee ofa ag | ee Le well % i es . io i> an 2A—Excent: — —— aw: ~rer ny Apply 375 Meee Velour-co oh Ded Sea ished room ; ee open ; ; aoe4 a ; venport uites for S02. $15 fOCER } HELVES ~. ‘om puting cony I TT aro 6 waned roo: — ' Rooms F OR RENT. DB . : OK mon nex rr one ee, re a ‘ oganv ne. he king che Irs, 7 wry ° . OTe ea ren, » 7 for =~ * i, — ~—- ee = a > aoe — . r eT eee :: 30 5-piece breakfae suit r3 ee ———_.. = rail I ) oll ers ‘ellend 0 —E Xcel lien ' t aay othe an BI 85— 3 i ely furnished | ROO} ME —Furn urn whed or unfurnish« ree. 5 rooms and ey ——ee. —te 7 oe. 4 WO, oe? ay & : sell icebox, en. Morea RW ~ ' ir x ‘* housekeep- - Snadie. Olive 3 —. iecndeai *6) ; , Chl — Sedna —2————__. mo faptere ani et, ete. G2 3 Se 01} | ire som Reet: _cowni bird apartment;| WEST BELT hap. 2. unfurnished Witchey Chairs. Vict: ’ ieee. lp rea site kitoh * . . : - _ = ~ S88 . is , We are offering a number of “heert: ont new y = “oom s for fSouple emp; 2™Dioved: oo} ore} *) writer, S297 ees 4 Pl. Por. ayst i! 9x1? -t art *. $9.50 So —— ne Forest 8361. shopworn and use ! re enectinetnteene aeee _—— - _ ‘ hod ROO mom ni d Pianos and _ "© i voi nod —atione first-clage _Crtpna WINDsOR Pr. S717 A— Neg ; furninhed !. == = 4 '*, se » = > tS Rear Furn. Houses & Flats For Sale | ; RY leo. _— shed —— Ss — a. RT) ——\ r of _——s : —, | Mew « ond wen ; = Rss DON - \pP - . 801 ~ E ry) ‘RNISHEQ Py. = rome, 2 kitchen. Man Q these have been out . — | ~~ wn : alles CIM PiIoO, ae! Cabany —_ ome ; . > D.ietels bh “4. } *>, ; ,* ' , m2 mriaas : . Je — : ry > 3 i . oe ~ iow on ; See a a: Sieh easemPiet Sab, Brnished on rent or received in ex, ‘hange afm 1357. See to | PER: ond Pla 2 | ALLEN. 68338 —2 th : t | FURNISHED? FLAT.4 resene na ~ ADDING 7 | a for new instruments. A very mom in + ted erent OMS: rentiemce ” apar: Prange ie 2 - se Urn tm S275 cash. . t fla: RITERS—. nted — .: hy a , ind th l fami. amass ‘“—_ , cm 3 ” mnabie om ae A dine - —~ ented rect large Stock to Select trom. Just ; ot baat 8 Pama somny TF ee ee Satin ; - —E- , masons Die: Rare, = nroen m- | SHED FUAT— _POOMS, west oi Sault mcnine and 7 Reak'*r Co. T13 the thing for begi ers or those _ ran st offer takes SF . — aan’ = bo @ | ts minster @ ship " ape als >... Who do not wis to Pay the ROOMMATE Wid i ———, i ee eel "rr . 7 : : * J é r ‘ ~. . . a aw a ’ a < . . ef om Ban. ee ED FLA nah « . P- ’ . °® Pi - Malin Price of & new Piano or Player facn "OP Ven iene we ~ - lean — r beard with widow. 4002. sale; Dargain elma S RENTED — 3 Piano. i . — ene (eo, pletely fu - a ter nouselkeeD nig. —_ — | —— - a the ne : ~. “- Rc IOI ———— Put low ‘eA I . SS OSTT for we; Sentlenen, ) FURNISHED a - — sally to urnished -_ — —~ 4 UPRIG GHTSs | 3 steam. _— ; . aor faraliy Dermanen?:. Cabany . , On Spiend! a hea: Rot water , e@ 6! : a}, entre Smith Barne es Bradbury ‘ }@2 ¢ - — — . - " “ ; Se aie mene Pe 3S spartans Cal ne ted if 7 = en : ~ Willard KY ™mDbal) Pe ote. rr ‘ ~ a. : nreniences” Satiafactory fi ence is ei en ow rhe ee B; Edie ew Eng! and Boat 'm. f Ta fornia. Addreas Bez B.20u Pat. en See hey — ios I rices TF a ee RESIDENCE Furnished = — from $50 and up ; — a *DSrtrn ne: mr No: oy OF ne tee ve or must . o ° x F ~~~ t Tee ~~ PLAYERS , - 3 ee +¢ - ae. } n. . ” : Br Farny “al is 5 = eee | f ~~ or leaving Cite. ” ——— a ~ HORSES- —4 ight 1M). lane Arion Ma rshftela : : wties . ‘yom aterman 2y bor’ ~~ — on -S60 Me M!lton And Other, ’ ; —— 4 — “Ww ry ye a TEP Kimbal) 2X. electri "oom for car Lindell S 3s a a a 7 - I rices from $2 io 00 and uy gi KLIN isa — aie | MCLE Wydrauil. le PY \ ? = . . » ae compl italy - | ant Nice fusie Salons Sixth Floo e og: MUL RS— Mato tam of Youns ‘ne = SCRUG Waen:. i “all ar 3408 SS. 4m VY = ANDERVOoRT. | io af hte: BARNEY *
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a=-NO REA FLATS FOR RENT LEST ATE —— iL “SELL ITSELF” FOR RENT AD ji in these > columns —FURNISHED | FLATs, APTM'TS, F FOR SALE as well as will an BUNGALOWs 0° large. or ales i8E OR * TTAGE wea.—4 OF or More in or near city limits. ng. erThee, $6200 he i ' ' ood } > Fe rooms, " Herat tee, carace. t00 rex e Guaran. ES, FLATS, ETC. NT FOR COLORED 816 N —Furnishea ¢ flats rooms for coiored people re) "GARAGES. _STABLES—RENT it (05) aa ¢ a xX and xz Ruese!i_ ; l three rooms and batt eac! cave ENTEENTH. NTH, MDE 509——35 reonis. hee J. aa \ mN BU me LOW 36 4 3 Keretete RE. IMER. $17 Chestnit. “APART MEN T—Deve COPTAGE— Brick “xk: —e yy" Coutse Air rage. | MANCHE 77 . - | Abe AZAR. 3127 7 Locust a, UP. Weekly rates: E CO ONTAL nit TEL 2 of ew nage : Lindel! 537 me rise tere i] AMILTO Deus tenon AN t ttt ND INVESTS NT. 1 j e! 4 WM. J “ARBorr —_ B08 a co —— ' TO LeT—sUSiNEsS = rnrens OM tode KN HOME —s4009 | Rracted RRADY’ ne 6 OnE ’ a . nan; al! ngproveniente: ters SPAC E—Witn ¢c ‘Ts, FOR 8a OR SALE IDEAL HOTEL — 25 -ssincle. . 3 room. rooms, bath £4500 F Lars, AP’Tm 3357 Ss. TH ST ‘ 423 Sar large room SE — COURT "IN CORNE R gel 507 “8 WATE r MAN. . 403 Lem"! "1 Bide. ct “a ston di. P “2104 | WYOMING ‘ST. AaTY ; . 504 Ww ai nw tight. ——— ave IN A HOTEL —mPROVED PR'P’TY FOR prepa Saone furnace, electric: 0+. ‘ane destrable roomne, me, $45 and $63 ' wy a roe! then south te 2516. w MARTIN Of, TAN. ° est. eT} Manches: er iF AR—a7e8 Ham mett nl A P. AR T™ ENTS BRD L. nae -KRMAN I]t) ALTY CO ihvces. 6660 s PUBLIC GARAGE— WONDERFUL LOCATION PAR FORE ST ARK AND GEYER 3 RD.—€ room | € sese LHC FE ROBINSON. pee. electric, wate | ¥wo-FANiLt Y F LAT $8500 562-31 Kosten: 502130; nic bails. | wm Grice Rte. co. 41138 Chestnut 15 young fruit trees, berries. houses: near . ~— care | Ditve 55 worn FOR nant. ; i to ‘oan *mall apartment. » 137 Trem urnis ™ heat; warm: $14 oe, Labadie. + 5 room bath. electric. th A? 5845 core sie T “hav an | HOME Wis —— Modern. ' Kir Pay cash for ba e- "tisew ie APARTMENT 5. ~--4/% jand at store: best « m = wae ‘iter. Sh ae : ee a. y Bs. we a it : Besatital Ay Apartment wour 747 5 rooms om. S| euberban \ oa Furnished | rX a thee sore RENT Feats. t bet) - £raniteid basement, _—— “y CK R EB co. 824 Ghestaut. (c*5) “jel! ¥ attractive fret aw ran undoybied!y Bust ard K. Love - (O04. Chestnut Nt, ¢ DEEDS OF TRUST ~ *) > Sate ears wh Sie wer suolatione oi on Rk OD. “thi Oe 16: aie = Aa A ten cai. ins
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-* = . z eae be — ‘ . a? ! T : lone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED TANT AY 26 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The Ot POST DISPATCH alone ! ae : : sabes =—= * italia 2 oo ie ——————————$————— ne Fiction an d FAVORED BY MILLSPAUGK ee a, accounts, ih te ender wary Ue then were seven feet tall Skeie! > 4 73 > ’ _ “a . . sis ia - ay lye 7) : . = pie if thi Te ' ~ , “ae . . 2 ‘ " : ° ‘ ° J . j >} s% , . . > ~F ’ 4 ‘ . a . naw : . . ; . ; ire : j=t s% i : ‘ é ‘ . rs i) i’ er the byt: ; _, ne ».. de re | . -_ ' , . In new ances . ear? , . art . ’ = tru . = ai “y oa ‘ 5 sets of the closed tp] ank pos ” eo 4 ae , ; ne n : a - (ats vail ; ry mt ‘he mr iie their hore ners 5.@Prua! i oN Sout! Rroad\ ; ‘ ' o4 . teu i i i : o ’ ‘ - , ~ a . \,5 Ty of ai \ - rn rn : t si ; t ; rT . ,ersion will be subject ¢t: proval!l Sxaminatio of he ir fF with . al = 2 ' i ; V e Continuing a Great Sale of ee ee eS ae ee A y ,~*, J ~ ; = 7 " a Oa . CT yan = Q NG ~ *, Pi. ° (2) a a « ; a: ON NPN he ° i $300 Overstutted Suit This elegant Sutte 1s wonderfully construeted: Be spring cushion arms. Upholstered in eut silk Marshall loose cushion seats and consists of Chesterfield, arm- chair and rocker: only e Oskar, son of the Ex-Princ bears the best reputation of any ¢ here taking his son to school. workingman now. a a i ‘ j ~~ Wid fi NIN -. wt hh ts tdt /+ PRIX DE ROME Dow —e a =~, j ray ; i] j j ji j ij ’ 4 7 , / : 7 j j wigitil TH fi] | Cie crate 3: pleat atte > SCTE Te BIA 0 0 - Paneled Da-Bed Attractive im design with cane (metal) panel filler. Steel throughout and finished in baked mahogany enamel. Has Englander improved spring and heayvy all-felt mat- tress. A S15.00) value. Complete at only lt - a - > ig Pee : . * — re oe "5 wee ¥ ct } as Pi a V)' ° ; - oo sig Kitchen Heat Chittorobe For the economical bi : e ans - is A Finished in golden oak of coal or wood, this Aim ane has larce clothes lleater Is ideal. The. We hase jest complicted o fortunate cash buyiag scoap—tortunate for us and fortunate for you—in the pearvhasc of the entire aac" , ' made of blue rolled , e . . . at ’ ; : ’ roy * “4 YT YY nN i . stock of NETSON-GUBIN MEM... CO. 615 North Ninth street, MAKERS OF PONY CLOTHES. . Because of a dissolution of par't- — a ‘ t tren lining it @ ; 1 | : C ; ' - - } a? | ; eas! . norship this firm was compelled to liquidate their entire high-grade stock of Suits. Overcoats and Extra Trousers for cash. at a pees’ - . = oo a mr drawers and hat box > 1 , hi a tremendous sactifioo. This wonderful assortment of sniendid quality merchandise i~ now OFRPRRED TO YOU AT Baobt T SOc ON 2 = Tharanuteed, or thw ’ " = : . » «i i “al one 7 . » . . . . 5 . ae >» . > , > ~ eg . : « e . ./ r - : + . ad ‘ » °°) ,éah ’ ments of superior design and fit, and fer their evccllence of PACTURER. Investigate the wonderful valucs. thx rcellent } 4 a eather seats. Priced a matemals, the superb tailoring and the snappy cut aml de-ign Cinna , matcrial, is indecd a triump ya is stor » 4 . ph for this store to be able to In the extensive groups—with size~. pattems and nenici~ to ‘ Sy Pes Howard Hanson, winner of scoure them direct from the manufacturer at discounts that ~uit Be sa J everyoue—you are certain to find just the carments vou Pe L ie musical composition, with oo>% allow wus to offer them at about one-half price “Nant. at a saving that will surprise .ou V"\ ind SOT [a-Bed | wed the Italian capital as he : . Windsor design, with cane (metal) panel fillers. , | abroad by invitation of W p 3 Steel throughout and finished in baked mahog- (e's ) the symphony orchestra in of NELSON-GUBIN EXTRA AN S Special Tiems from Our anv enamel. Has iniproved Englander spring react a entitled “North and West. NELSON CUBIN’S FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN AT ABOUT 50c ON THE DOLLAR —— a and is Cusv to Oped) Complet S 5{) . ee VMN NAAM AL IDEAL AMA LMM ‘MA LLL: : ? with all-felt mattress “ ‘ P/ 2 poh oe: $3.00 and $4.00 Values $7.00 and $8.00 Values MEN S PANTS \ $59.75) val an : — = | bontire Stock of i ates: eal eee ; : 3 " as me. ~. eres, twee ds $ 88 Wowlen Melton — a 7 . ~ Sta ee ABE se . | sad fie Seana en ee ise rae f es ST Ur i. “s | — Room-Size Axmunste . . a : “Gok Medal Jeans I ‘¢ ‘3 i a se . - > re - > : r ; ' “ss Pants < -¢ f . ; ; : hioom “ize \ ely eT ae at : | it rive y a rT Main ' r chen an g = | . o H if this Parter He + - ae » a bo "tbe or«t ex for mor steqgs . Hairline (assimere : : i ) 7 4 im this sale at a ui wih ang gown &- mo: oa ‘ r - haste: , a4 east iren frome 12; . ana ' " Ou j iit pat ants a. we a = \ = ° Dyy 2 vu the dollar , srr body. : Mens Winter Overcoats 3) to | $5 $20 Worsted Suits in conservative sty! Men's $20 Overcoats (woolen Seoteh cheviots $10 Moleskin Work Vests with full-length sleeve A gorgeou lite { ed in walnut. Consists of fu RIN stock, we have repmeced ou rn stock sures ae Gabardine Raincoats, sik voke and sleeve linings. .$16.75 Men's Raincoats of tan and ger: $ ] — 7 | @®qQua : ‘ BOYS’ CLOTHES AT UNUSUAL SAVINGS Boys’ $15 Overcoats “bas $13.50 Mackinaws Boys’ $8.50 Two-Pants Suits # ) ' \\ L Ive - [ J re S pec la / U ODD LOTS AND SPECIALS FROM OUR OWN STOCK | i = ae Alhheougn no i 7 i‘ yr ha pe i a aA -~ _ Lassiv av tte Massive Davene This massive Davenette “lille @s upholstered nue . orewn Spanish imitation leather The divaw = full-size bed. Armehair and rocker to mate It is a splendid set and a most unusual! “g CLOTHING COMPANY W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON
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Fiction and ~. Women’s Features | THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1924. ™~ S Zz Ou alit Vs Servi, FORMER GERMAN PRINCES - s x. Sy » » ‘ , . : ae + ke ae ‘ , a ~ . : ay . ; : ° — ; ") ' : - ; — - . ‘ o> > > : . . : : / Ze) - ; | 1} Y : : “ . ' ‘ " : — ” f | ad > : . > ; : — : : . - ; 7 : _ j . - ’ : " _ * - , 'Fr »s* - 7 « Te tT OE NE i tk — — he Ce 0 ee ee ow " car - ™ . ” _ — ~ ~ —— “ oan > . - a x - ~ 42 oe st ‘ 5 ’ - nd 2S,” = ¥. Fs + ne ee ee . _ ee Z Se ee ee eS : cree es x ’ - ee a" £5 = = . os - — Ln ae Re - 4 - a . a, - > _- ’ _ “s » =° ~ 2 - 77 oe a ss ise 8 . oe = te : a . Ss a . a =. oe os : — . ze ‘ “ 9 . : . >. : ad a * hd ve 7 ra - : eee Be, . *e ef : . . ae Joe. a> . . 2. ay. , : ODI Br, ts D. roe — oe - . . . “AGA i a ‘4 , . a . . . a, ae ~ s” eo ° * . ~~. a . > Howard Hanson, winner of the Prix de Rome, for musical composition, with three years’ free study in the Italian capital, as he arrived in New York from abroad by invitation of Walter Damrosch, to direct the symphony orchestra in one of his compositions, entitled “North and West.” — international Newesreel Photo Wr dddddddsdidddddddshdddddiddiddddidtitiditsdshddstssdddsditdtlddddlddtbbdbddddbddddddbidhihdhdddhhidbhddhdhhdhbhhh ZL LL 199 YEARS BETWEEN THEM : Parlor Heatet \\ onderfulls constructed and attractively designed 18 this Parlor Heater. It /has “a cast tron front and blue | steel body, . Priced ut ouly Se oe Tip) im TERE A a ee ER LIN TUNA Yavenette Suite Suite gs upholstered m fine qual ty, n leather The divau epens into & an roe ke rte match. It Thhdest unusual +4 ~~. ~~ * of Massachusetts. bee EE ddd mistiddidd > ™ eae eee tor SS ls WOOT ZZZ_L dL ih hhh . i Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Lay of West Newburg, Mass., who recently cel- ebrated their seventy-fifth wedding anniversary, and 199 years of life be- tween them. Mr. Lay the same week celebrated his rooth birthday, and Mrs. Lay is past og. He is a Civil War veteran, the oldest in the State | Popular Comics | NEW BEACON LIGHT FOR AIRMEN A ad ee Pa The new beacon light, almost 7 feet in height, which has been installed at Croydon airdrome, En- gland, to aid fliers. The beacon flashes a red light for a tenth of a second every three seconds, and power for the light is generated by oxyacetylene. —International Newsreel Photo. c “— ee “MMsiiiiisnnniiniihnhnivniiiitihiiiisisitisdsddidbdddddddsddddddddddddddbdddddiddddddtddttdhdtdddddddbdddddddddddhddhddddde WTI LLL LL LLllllldllildlldldildlldddstisidittddda Ullddlididlldllldiddlilllilllllldlissitidststdbdhe “ ZL Miss Mary V. King, who has announced her candidacy for Mayor of Boston at the next Hub election. Miss King is a registered nurse and she calls upon the women of Boston to enlist under 3 re ny : her banner. K« . a e \iew Co. ~ TO SHOOT ROCKET TO THE MOON > . ve Ox ale « MsMdddidbidsdddhddsdiddsssssdsddddddsdddddddsddddddddssdidddhdddddddddssdsddddtdddddddstisdthl ihdbdddddbd)hddddddsdddddbddbdbdddddbhdhddsditisi, o% ; : = Prof. Robert H. Goddard, instructor of physics at Clark College, Worcester, Mass., is pictured with one of the first rockets he experimented with. This rocket is charged with gun cotton. Prof. Goddard, backed by various national scientific societies, is at present experimenting with a new type rocket which he hopes to be able to shoot tothe moon. This newer rocket is expected to attain a speed of 5000 miles an hour. —International Newsreel Photo VhLisddbdbidddhhhhdhddhidddthhddddhddddhddbddddddttsdbdbddddddddbddbddddddstddde iZ S AIDS AIRMAN TO RISE SIA MILES Ula if TZ. Vaadddbe S/ LOLLY MIL Hef bt Al hd AA! Lh hh Gehl re. > a BO eo de NTT MRE An oxygen apparatus that makes it-possible mi an airman to rise to an altitude of 30,000 or more = It is one of the marvels of science to be seen at the exhibition of scientific novelties at King’s College. London. —International Newsres! Photo. —F. & A. Phote. MiidddsdddsdisdsdLerrcer COLL ddddllllddlllilsssdlddl. shh th 4 SIS M/S Sthht I LALLA ALA LAILAALAASADAALVADLSSS A Aad AAVASASSSS SDAP SA SSE PEAS SSD AAA A APD APA ASA SIIPIAAAL SAL OL A SALA IPS SA Oe TI ddddddddddddddddddiddiiiiiiaidddiiddidddddddaddaddddaddddddddddidda Udddadddiadddddidiiic Mishhisiisd¢hiddiddhittthhtttithg : \ . : “HURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1924. / 7-X% Xx | Mth WLLL Wi hbbbbbe AMhddddddddbddddiiiaaadidiuuinunuZZZZ EOI Victdsdsddsdbdidtdishbhhddddddddddddddidiciiiciiciitiiiacczacaaaddadddidddéauinininunuiccclliliiinlll HER HAT IN THE RING WHEL bh ddd cca LALA Adi S TWO QUEENS AND THREE PRINCESSES — AL Queen Marie of Rumania with two of her daughters, Princess Ileana; one daughter-in-law, Crown Princess Helene, wife of Crown Prince Carol, and Princess Irene of Greece, sister of Crown Princess Helene of Rumania. —Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. TTT ITT IIT Iy rT TY TTT TT IIIT, TO OD a adadddiadadadaadadaaddcadaaaadadadddddiddidaddddididaaaddadaiudaddiiddaaaddddddadadiidibdddddddda SISSIES 1: ULM TTI TTT TOLL hhh hs 77 veeernnrerrrnrrnaripiiiiisistiliitittitilistTlittttitl etal News Photographs » hhdka Lid bhddbbd ddd dddiLidicdddaddidadidddcdiiicduQ.AminuManZXZQzncccuzaddccdadiaiadadaiidddddddaddaddadaddaaddidiiiiiidididdddddddbta BREAD FOUR THOUSAND YEARS OLD ae ee >, ~~ ¥ ™ an, atng re Ws oar .%. Nn = ne Si ee ee Recent discoveries in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt have attracted attention to this piece of bread 4000 years old, taken from an Egyptian tomb. It is on exhibition along with other Egyptian relics at the British Museum. -International Newsreel Photo. $ JTTTTTITO LL llllllldddllldllddddllaidddillldlddddilldldssdsdddddiddddddddddddbddddddddddiddddddddddid L IN ONE FAMILY 3 a & ow . OBS gS ek Sy Me , ™ aoe ae - = " ail _ e Pree Quee n Marie of Jugo-Slavia, and the little MACHINE DETERMINES FUTURE TIDES ai iad sili “df J x > ’ e » ‘ 4 oy BX 24 a ae RRR SK AS DORON, OGRA ORO The machine has saved the Government millions of dollars every year by determining future tides at various world ports. It reproduces all fs the motion of the sum and moon and is equipped with 37 miniature suns ; aud moons. It is determining, with precise accuracy, tides at Panama jn $ 1926. The only machine of its kind ¢ver made—it has predicted high and | low tides for all the ports of the globe for 13 years. Last mo its was checked. The biggest mistake it made in all that time about @ uarter of an inch. The tide-predicting machine is in the offices of the nited States Coast and Geodetic Survey. —renry mitter News Pictore Servis sss 7 - 7 SAF Ss # / é ' —~ wo Mae res ~ . pe OO LOE NGA * es wena - . we 6 Merete ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee en
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ti i i iil ) --Timely Discussions lag ll al PO BOBO OO ashions OL lm Ne, Mn, Mila, Fiction te - ———EE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATEH, as ) 5. ? 7 aay OA DE St le, AEE eye ag ee ee a ee —- MEDITATIONS What to Serve OF A :-: Tomorrow :: MARRIED WOMAN) ecco ™ Breakfast. By HELEN ROWLAND Canned &herries Cereal Omelet ting. she preferred to be framed in, we ae Toast smoke. The Ambassador, the third # re en secretary, the hoporary attache and the vice president of the Pressburg “Pe ~* gan Fu - et te ie BO Nien eg lily Sel na LN Ay eo - See ir and the Palm ‘Missouri Women, Whol —A Continued Story— Wcshingall r PRINCESS BIBESCO _ ee oe os — Convention for ee - # ea cle lie SYNOPSIS. (Lord Horsham arrives at the Horsham country Cwrll ls passionately in love with his r he bad wanted her to throw her- marble glaircase Crril wees father. who was 6 Melen. with ber busband. Cyt!) Rema one ~f England's famous country houses wife but ehe ts unaware of *' When he marred he self inte bis arms. and instead sie had walked up his mer forty whe he rt lie found Heleg living with her geambier. in @ Denson Helen bas called on ber new neighdors presided at 6 charity bazar given mense for*uce during the wer They have a young sor Toby Rioes. lives in a small house on the Baldwin estate Cyril's mother comes to Helen's Court tor a visit Helen. at CytTu invites Teby Ress to nner to meet her fiends herself intensely Toby. She goes to his cottage, wire she hae dinner alone with im e . — Wy -4 eto . nee " Pe! - lielen gives a house pany in the counts hristopher a on 4 gn and traditions. and habits and self friend of Cyril s, te one of thg guests. Hie is in leve with Helen a) ene ate i : oummotemineinie B25 a ; % fi night of the parts Toby kiseees elen ore . the dance which Helen gives the first s I nem and sitting down. so lea ves. . - “irginia ‘ amie tater Helen goes up to lendon for the seas! . , : . ° . : : . e . a land for a week's shooting. Helen goes back to the j ’ vo tn ank dire + cl Ceurt Teby coes up te Londen He meets the Ambasesdor and ts invited to un 4 at the embwesry. INSTALLMENT XXVIII. O most men. in this age of speed, the first kiss is the last thril] | Luncheon. Scrambied eggs Potato cakes Grilled tomatoes Tapioca pudding Coffee, Tea, Milk. Dinner. Fried oysters Mashed potatoes Baked eggplant Cucumber salad Frozen fruit pudding Coffee. Tea. Milk. Marmalade Coffee, Cocoa. Milk. bank in the love-chase. consequence. all . . a Standing in more or ' the Baldwins. for the first tin fortable and detached positions John Baldwin has acquired an tm ‘Please don’t pay gill in schoo Their nephew. . ne,’ she said Dut vears of + MO ee SE . AR Se were, in a. . 2 e “ ne nee -~ less Miconle respon- | Wiifie “the bread Motber used to make is so often the dyspeptic querulousness and complaints that ’ - that Alas, for all - al 3 _ « _ « - ee ee ee ee ee ee a a ee —— - =. ne. She bas sible ium on their estate. any attention Bad las to take. gov ernesses, * . + ” : ad pt and Liurser©r,s . suggestion. y) ivate ~ 1ools eterested in echoo = and drawing him to the door for the last kiss: but most brides wWlvo trail thei? husbands that far are after “that five dollars you forgot to leave for the laun- ns = Helen and universities A man always has visions of his prospective bride following roo>nis. ri dryman. Darling > >. + foins Christopher ia Scoi- She and Toby spend a Cwrt! Nowadays. if a girl CAN'T be easily kissed a man is bored in the beginning and disappointed in the end; and if she CAN be easily - kissed he is disappointed in the beginning and bored in the end. So , eo . ; TASTY CHICKEN LOAF. | , N THE day after 4a ieiasill a wma area - QC) »:cxen dinner, instead of | ’ Stirring solhetlines an mere- home husband is sometimes a PpUunIsi! husbands dont WANT los chev and then to ce Losing a he blood obtai its ful} achievemeni But mc prcalli ci@an oxvcen daily t] ' brain of a child wil! - Sluggish and slow mental will tend to become fixed The best understood laws of bath o | : , : rant t nis] i for while YT, Want to be mISsiald oT a nite hack oan all nice and tender and repentant. You * > > of an kiss for warm the ] | ° . }- may de adie to ilve on tie takes the magic of vouth to be able Any woman °4 hours: but it memory over again next da! purityv ’ . he ¢ licin S$Ace hy a TP es natinan . WOove i8 a GIVIRe. ©OS Narucination medium oven imagine that to be enough fer the present. Buta child so treated be- comes mentally sluggish. His tis- sues become clogged and poisoned from slow elimination and life- long habits of mental! stupor may thus be induced. on y 12. - . Children’s Bedtime By Thornton W. Burgess Story .°. — = Miss Betty Boyd and Mrs. Nat. Brown, $t. — - eae a ee - Mrs. Fred Reid and Miss Mary — Of course, it is quite as objec- — — b ROYAL S ° tionable to force the mind ahead : Not on the same of the body. Too much attention, . ae . Are temper and good common too much mental work, showing Old Mother Nature off before company. rushing ahead — v Meadow Mouse sedans eS of the grade in school, reading HEN Danny Mead 189) RR EE ae Yt S He went over to that old can to , LF books too early when the Ser of they may they ask it. for biack- @ually come at one time or to all of us, and all of us what in the world we have continued daily will probably dou- do in the treatment, but particular- ly to try to show you how to avoid sickness. “And striveth for the kissed her as he bad never kissed her before. And she thought rather Sadly that every woman is any man's desire—a hot stirring of >louod, divorced alike from brain and heart, an impulse uncontrolled, an ob- ject unchosen—matches and match boxes. press Frederick's lady in waiting. did not feel bitter or in- @dignant only rather remote and wise. She thought—as Toby had once imagined her thinking-——that to be a tiny bit of something ele- Thental and universal, some huge ungoverned force, to be not a wom- ah but woman, was perhaps a big- ger, more important function of life tham just to be herself. A part is sometimes greater than a whole. But fate was smiling with a special trony at her, for the wis- dom which would have i!luminated her relations to Toby was bein used on behalf of the man who leved her. It is difficult to be @ husband. Toby, walking down Bond street, felt extremely exhilarated. A town is always rather exciting after weeks of the country, each shop a wonderful unique thing, deserv- ing the most careful concentration Wor inetance, that orange ostrich feather fan and the tortoise shell fittinge-—same on the cynic who suggests that you will meet them again and again during your pi'- grimage down the street; and what about the beautifully symmetrical arrangement of primrose writing paper and emeral@ quills, with here and there fat solid sticks of lovely sealing wax? Next door a discreet window of exquisitely un- »btrusive mens handkerchiefs — aA neighboring riot of sprea d- ing eilver foxes with soft, deep ebony heads. and lock at those She She remembered the Em- ticular without being eager, but how is it managed? A faint touch of disdain is born, not made. To- by. after all. was young indeed— he knew that too many things Oughtn’t to match, and vet what other guide has one to go by? How \ useful Helen would have been’ He was annoyed with himself for rernembering her. Here he was in London, miles from Helen's Court, free and his own master, with no plans looming ahead like criminal Sentences. It would be too foolish to think of Helen. He must avoid looking into flower shops. The first person he ran into wag Count Schroding. The Ambassador. who had the memory of a minor royalty, recognized him at once. ‘Mr. Ross.” he said, “delightful. Have you seen Lady Horsham iate- , “rr iv ‘Tsaw her a few days ago.” [ hope she is well? But T need not ask. She ts not efflicted with moral diseases, passions. or ili. nesses.”’ Toby felt a flicker of pride. What would the Ambassador think if he knew that she was consumed with pession for him, Toby? “I should be delighted if would lunch with me,’’ the AmDassador. “Not only a few friends.” Toby accepted with alacrity. The embassy was large and dark and impersonal—‘“roomy,.”’ the housekeeper called {[t—witth unnec- you continued & party ‘the ceive proper oxygen nourishment. Also, there passes every day a young mother pushing the carriage of her two-months baby. The little face {s made pink from its con- tact with the biting frost. But the tiny body and brain included are thus bathed and renewed with life-giving stream of Outdoor.air. The child is really go- ing to school. His simple lessons —-which are manyr—are thus made far easier and more his infantile mind. Study the schoo! situation from beginning to end, as I have done, and vou wil! ‘rowd- ed with c! bodies are clogged and brains dulled from lack of a proper quan- tity of fresh air and exercise. 5 > A » 4 fresh, interesting for find the classes Lliidren whose whose are Two classes of children suffering and their mind is accordingly . unbalanced The child of the poor tenement dwe!l! er, which is kept close, stuffy place: extravagant much to eat erratic or rich food Yes, I understand that a part of this matter belongs to the - of health. But cation. [ must that overtime im a child of the has the rich, who too and is stupefied kept from and under exercise doctor as a doctor of edu insist on the point only children. but adults become stupid, mentally sluggish erratic, neurasthentic and otherwise intellectually unbalanced from proper outdoor exercise. There are some who starve from eating too much bad food. are some who starve from breath ing too much bad air. There are some who starve mentaliy . from entertaining too many not want of There ‘as a second to understand where Dan- ny had disappeared to. “I’ve got him now,’ said Gray Fox to bim- self. “‘He can't get away now. [1 bave bim out of that old can in a jiffy. Yes, sir, I'll have him out of that old can in a jiffy But it didn’t take him [l@ng to find out that getting Danny out of that old can could be no easy mat- ter. He could get no more than the end of his nose in the opening through which Danny had squeezed. Smelling Danny as close made his mouth water Here was a din- in inches of his He must get it somehow. sat down and studied that old can. Perhaps ke could get a paw in and pull Danny out. So he tried it. But the edges of that opening were sharp and the open- ing Was so narrow that these sharp edges burt his paw. Even when he had managed to push it in a little that more than ever ner Wit A th ree Dose Gray Fox , 4 Wars be couldn't move it around. “Wow! Cray Fox sud- ceniy and tried to snatch his paw Danny Meadow Mouse had velped Ba OU 4 Gray For sat down and studied that old can. used his sharp teeth. He had bit- ten that paw You should have seen Gray Fox try to snatch his paw out of that can. But it didn’t come out. He simply pulled that old can toward him. Again he felt Danny's sharp teeth. Again he velped. time he jumped back went with him. By this time Gray frightened as wel] as hurt. old can was a trap which had caught his paw. “Ouch' Wow!” The can Fox was he yelped again as he felt Danny's The pain paw. it sent sharp teeth once more. made him shake his the can flying For a moment or two Gray Fox thought of nothing but that paw. He licked it tenderly where Danny bad bitten it and where the edges of that can had cut it. Then rage him Yes, rage filled him. Now that he was free. he was no longer afraid of that can. But He was free’ filled sir be bad lost his temper completely. | And this/|: 'aron! into l-inch lengths and boil (it tn galted water until it is tender; That ‘utes after each volk addition. Beat ‘that old can and knocked it this way and that way. ‘rolled and sometimes it went end Sometimes it over end. But Danny Meadow Mouse was still inside. 1924 (Copyright. DANISH OMELET. DANISH omelet has a cream sauce of 3 tablespoons of but- ter. 3 of flour and 2 cups of ee In the meantime break mac- ow +! asee >, Lie then drain it. When cream sauce is cool add 6 egg rolks, < at a time, beating the mixture 5 min- six egg whites stiff, fold them into the yolk mixture. sprinkle with pepper and salt and pour the ome- macaroni. which has been arranged in the bottom of a butte baking dish. Bake the emelet in a steady hot oven for 30 minutes and serve at once. Beaten butter ts used in Denmark witi this omelet, which ts simply butter creamed with a fork or spoon and biended with a taste of vinegar. *- *) if@t over tae red It is safe to say that the majority of your illnesses have been caused or contributed to by your own in- discretions When !t is generally known that some fault of the indi- vidual is responsible for his sick- ness, there will be less conserva- tism about disease. he day will come when folks will be ashamed to admit they are not well. The Christian Scientists talk a lot about “error.” While I may not use she word in quite the sense they do, yet I believe it to be true that most of our ilnesses come from wrong habits or wrong acts of some sort—in short, they have their ortgin in error Last week a delegation af my friends came to see me. One had i severe pain in his side, three complained of headache, two had ‘indigestion.” and only three of the group professed to feei fit and fine. All of these persons are most exemplary in their lives, so there ership witheut pod ness and the) na weil-nigh tm- it your mirror is energy. normal 7 4 possible rays kidneys—all tie t mhnore advan- Ot _—— . o i ‘ Veiit Ww. . . Evaporated Milk make a wonderful humming birds flitting about among long ceral reefs of orchids! Surely they are unique. \ blase companion may assure You that Finnigan's is followed by “Diue.”’ “green,” and “red” ideag— all because their biood stream ts filled with unnecessary debris. The trouble begins in childhood. essary footmen at every turn, dressed in liveries covered with cords——half dressing gown and half hussar uniform. The first drawing reom had a dark red carpet, large 2) &® delighitul Asprey ss, thateven the most luxuri- luncheon baskets have a cer- similarity. whereas really ostrich feather fans he away in tissue paper in hidden drawers. As for you should go to Brazil them growing-—of course, that he its a fool. No of Brazil can ever have pro- beautiful a escariet cora! and es for luncheon baskets, ‘wo were ewer the same roby. ehoosing hats and ties, ind han@kerchiefs, had not nade vp his mind whether mere ehice to Bive toe much Mus twin perfe.t tucked necret orchids, ‘eared ‘ou , tre sore h raw a ej al ~) ~ Pris . spraiie a i s ibttie attention te thee thinas Admitting that effortless perfection tt yvour ebjective ‘an it uitained without an effert” ca? Tened siit mirrors and lincrusta walls. The floor was s0 covered with ‘Anirs that it was impossible to walk straight, and vet they were essentially not designed for pur- poses of socia! intercourse, as each was just far enough away from the other to preclude a private conver- sation All the numerous little ta- bies were crowded with photo- sraphs ever which sprawied Chris- 100 tee so large that thew were at @mee absolved of any charge of inffmacy, while here and there an R or an I rubbed tn still further their roval character Mrs. Blaine. who had found no sofa on which she could “rectine,” wee leaning against the piece, ool and sloof. with puffing siowly at her mantfe, half. al) st a ho SAVE YOUR LABELS We Redeem Lien Brand @ellies and : Preserves Labels, and Table Cake Labels for Valuabic I’resenta. Ask Your Grocer or Us for Premium List. Olive 8607. St. Louis Premium Station 203 N. 12th St. at Pine. Per Goodness Sake Serve UR-FAVoRIT CAKE “= SECONDS BY ~ebnecn Bros. Drug ce W ol ff. Wilken Drug ' ” Foderie rug Stores ™eeen Tr az Steere toothsome dishes fe ft t: Tebeimann Baking Ca | elgarette - if, ameng a better set- ATR mMenacher »tore ie Sieariy & w& important to be par- Bi ic 2
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? oS, . ] DOUBLIBGE POST-DISPATCH, ‘7 " RY 17, 1924. and Mrs. Nat. ee tlt W omen, shington —_—— — a i Who Pally to Get My oo Brown, St. Louis, Mrs, E - -_— o--~ ne —_ FOR : Mrs. Fred Reid and Miss Mary ’ aA a LO —— Eee ee Se + Oa, eee pg a ee . Rs ee ae * : Be i ee oa , ce ; { -™ wn ere a * ‘y wn) . ‘ ; Bae. ; ; es ms gee | ... he admonished the to all of us, and all of us saying: “And every striveth for the mastery what in the world we have ate in all things.” There can be no sue bdeserve such punishment we can possibly get rid of ership without good Bb little blemishes in the can be no happiness in t time out physical vigor. Mer Se they seem to come, not - ness and the maximum®™ Mm from lack of care or lack tual effort are never Hess, as from a condition with bodtly suffering. B ekin which allows these Perfect health is : wm litle deposits to claw our the intemperate man. ‘They collect dust ani dirt ance in eating, intem =A > lian - ) late hours, intemperaews on nay comic hagreaag Which to dislodge. May find that your mirror is such a position that it the brighert possible rays ern slew! A cal exertion—too much seem well-nigh im reacts upon the body energy, norma! function service. Teeth, stomach, inte ? 5 kidnevs—all the organs ‘ If it is not, you should effects of intemperar move it to a more advan- nerves and B Dlace. heart, ror if you exam- ee ene eee — — —— row that you've been overlooking Fome ugly blackheads. Perhaps they'll be no larger than pinheads, but they are there just the same und you cannot feel wholiy happy until you have freed your skin from their unwanted presence. Now I'm going to give you two treatments for removing these ugly little spots. The first is the milder treatment. It consists simply in procuring a soft camel's hair flesh brush and preparing a lather of warm water and pure white soap. Moisten your with clear warm water, then rub it thoroughly and well with your brush which has been dipped in the lather of warm water. Keep this up for some few minutes, then rinse your face in cold water. Aft- er a few treatments of this kind, you should find your blackheads miraculously disappearing. If you do not see the results you would like, here is another treat- ment which may help: Open the pores of your face by patting it all over with a cloth which you have allowed to soak in a basin of warm water. Now dry your face by patting it face eaning. under the h ser\ e. C pressine wv ‘ “™- . ~ . , " pairine crilie operating expenses. Divisions and subdi. expenditures are best made each family’s chol ‘dl upon what one wishes from this study of expernditu To some the subtraction ings and income taxes fr come and the simple divis remainder fifths working basis the , > iT) ‘) for Co! - — expenses and development. serves ——— >= —— —— es -; em ie i vee : | XT ~~ T 7 7 LL : B it] ; | WORKING OUT | ut Losing Datile in SE Milbeinogegrorinsabaetreingie 3 A BUDGE - | tt St L Rt By Hannah Wing onventton jor . OuIS | TS an ola s £ it you mus 4 | ul Ou I you cle ‘ : uld cu penses 4 j “ \ = far council ij ‘ it ot th household ve Sunrise ’ Sid eratio? There is an advantagz » taking each mel ber of the 1 nsideration to determine if the needs of each hav: It ofte: appens t} ssu mm one dl- rectls lal s the propor- ie. ona . Apense of | opera - - (fuel, lignt. ae | rs } a j Savings or a invest cs hen ¢ s or gifts, luxuries. Then from . last year's e@founts or records &s- nate the amount of money to be Spe } eroeu Cost of for king may he ncluded aer food costs, and meais eate outside the home eh, i come under this head unless he family decide to corisider these as recreatior ‘“urfare to and [trom wor) f this is necessary, ie usual- lv set dow? against shelter as a saving rents « taxes and may be offset by this expenditure. Taxes. insurance, upkeep and re- pairs on the house also come under the yearly cost of providing ehelter for the famils Fuel, light, ice. telephone, house- hold supplies and furnishings, and re- e O01 ead isSions of to suit depend iealr] res of Sa \ ry) t) = iv) - ion of the as a \sidera- tion of shelter, clothing, operating Tt will be necessary to make ad- justments between the fifths proves to need more than a The old rule not work well for ir | ing sizes and does not | consideration the question | come taxes, an ! of even to the wage-earner. ARE and core large tart | Make a short pie crust enough to cover the apple ; ' | one apple in the cent ' and cut into | square, fill the cavity with cinnamon and the corners pinching the edge to stick together. Bake until ples are tender and serve wi sauce. = a ee -t—- meet “at iv eae -_-—-—- — ——— ee ee ee percentages squares grated nutmeg the make as one nother. does 1comes? of vary- take into of in- important item Baked Apple Dumplings. a pples. roll thin large Place f each sugar, fold top, them the ap- th hard in turn with a soft dry towel. Next Any it will d face by pressing with your fingers. Allow this cream about five minutes, then ru with a aoft bit of old linen equally soft tissue paper apply a good cold clea the should clear your skin of noying little blackheads. ful to pay the region around the base nose and about your Iips. ee to ren cream. sing cream with grease in Rub it gently into your tips of ain on b it off or with which may be purchased for the purpose. A few treatments of this kind the an- Be care- particular attention to of your With careful treatments, you should ac- ’ »ying beauty blemishes. quire a smooth skin free from an- from your indiscretion. > face minute]; a good ic the temple of the pu may tind to your sor- and everv form of i profanes amd cdefiles We are under moral protect our bodies agait ight | Nourishing, ’ well cooked food will do - more than anything else to | keep away sickness. With therichnessof Borden’s Evaporated Milk you can make a wonderful variety of oothsome dishes for the lildren—dishes that have lequate fat, protein, and content. ; BORDEN COMPANY en Building MILK e Child’s ordend .\PORATED wholesome, ot {2c»’.> hs ST LOUIS iy Hamat fot od 407 N. SIXTH ST BETWEEN LOCUST & ST CHARIES BROADWAY & OLIVE NORTHWEST CORNER Friday Candy Special Assorted ilk & Dark Ocolates ily a dr} ghtfu! A*®*.- Ment: ans sisting . : Nougats Var 4 Reco! a Mat ‘arar na i (*) ‘ 1 “no , ; r \ uD La 7 88 you va _——_—— r New York | : ; : Per Lb. FRIDAY PLATE LUNCHEON 65c Choice of Baked Red Snapper, Louisiane, Steak a la Minute O'Brien Potatoes Lima Beans Roll and Butter Choice of Pie or Ice Cream Tea. Coffee or Milk Friday Cocoanut Marshmallo Another ¢ Pastry ¢ or Three dé ous lay asf wre ‘ ar et filled w marshir how and « anmnut. Wes rous)s r and iz a SS Each L-WEEK SPECIALS—SATURDAY—LAST DAY Bakery Special Layer Cake Ww Honey Custard Coffee Cake ACH Nut Buttercups ey Cigar ; -: Ae _ aying = Including hic Rutterce«. . , _ ¢@ % a a y pepus® C unusual confection. crispy and gerd 4 vis = + . k . at a4 meer ut d filied with mit tilling ‘7 PT in - a : - . - " | . ' eortment contains e centers , '. Peuend {EN i i li li il i i _——_ ee ee ee a na eo ——— EZ -_ = _— Eo ——— ee eee ee _—_—--_- _— a i i —————— ee a eee ae -— aa. -_— -— i il ei ii i ei i ei i i i il i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i i il il il lll ll ll ll ll ll ll lls -—_ - ws ——_ - -— - - - o_o ———E————E OO vara ae eee = _— Sitesi vT WINIFRED BLACK sss V of a wife rou ever saw. | he’s pretty and and she’s witty and she she‘s astonished that you don't And that’s fun. Besides all these clever little wife is practical. She married her husband when he was young nd poor and she made her own frocks and took ny] HE clever man has the clererest little darling things the sweet-tempered isn't timid at she’s just clever enough to make people believe that she is timid—and then when she Says some- thing very daring indeed in her. soft little voice that is exactly like the coo of a dove, you're so know what to do. —_—_-———_————_——_-—-—— j / But all. clever man's WINIFRED GLACK care of her own baby and did her own housework. but she didn’t stop at these things. She studied and read and listened to her husband and kept up with him. She Just Listened and Listened. And now that, he's getting up in the world—she’s going up with him. ; And everyone says how lucky he is to have such a wife to help him in his career. And he is luckv—and he knows it. But the other day the clever little wife was cleverer than ever. The genius came to town. Oh, a regular genius, temperamental and exotic and queer and “peculiar’’ and all the rest of it. He thinks like a flash of lightning and he talks like Niagara Falls. And the other day while he was waiting for the clever man the man’s clever wife came in and met the genius and welcomed him and had him sit down and she asked him a question—just one— mind you, and the genius started to talk. ; And the clever man’s clever wife opened her eves and let them sparkle and she threw back her head and laughed and she shook her head and sighed and she looked sad and she looked worried and she looked delighted and she looked astonished and she never spoke one single word—after the first question. She never tried to speak. listened. And when the clever man came she said ‘‘good-by” eyes of wonder and a sort of gas ~ - — ——— — — She just listened and listened and with big of bewildered appreciation. Significant Incidents in the Lives of Famous Women By MARK STUYVESANT | The Ruthless Reign of Queen Fredegonde EW heroines have left F pages of history solidly stained with biood. Dashes of red through the an- nals of women who have fought to renown attest to ambition which | slays rather than allow itself to be thwarted. Jealousy, vengeance—such prim- itive forces have dyed the hands of women with blood. But of ali whose memory marches in review throughout the years there proba- bliy is but one who killed for what appears to have been the love of killing. Now, after more than 1300 years, her name still etrikes terror to the hearts of a simple peasant folk whose lives are influenced by the traditions of thelr country almost as completely as by the things of | the day. Fredegonde was born to a lowly statidn in Ufe in 545. Through pro- cesses never get forth in the story of France she worked her way into the eervice of Queen Ansowere, the wife of Chilperic, King of France. Then began her career of plot- ting. Her great beauty and re- markable wit helped her to attract the attention of the King. She soon led him to believe that he would be better off without the co-rulership entire , of Ansowere. Accordingly Queen was placed in a convent, where she was obliged to remain. the The influence of Fredegone over the King steadily increased. Even his marriage to Galdswintha failed | to break it. And when that un- happy woman had been murdered —strangled in her bed—Fredegon- de married him and gained an as- | cendancy over him that ended only when he died. The most spectacular feat of Fredegonde was her leadership of the armies of Chilperic when his brother, Siegbert, made war upon him. While Siegbert was advancing teward Parie the French King fell into a stupor. It was then that she assumed contro). Before she had gone to the end of her bloody path she had pois- oned Siegbert, dispersed his army, | assassinated one of her stepsons) and subsequently the other, as well as their mother, Ansowere. When the carnage was over and her court settled down to a peace- ful civil life her two sons died of the plague. She then became more ferocious than ever, slaying and destroying right and left. One of her last victims was her husband, the King. First Signs On sale mm Our Pattern Section | TODAY 7 7,\ 3 4 ~ 6 Jay fi* ST Te \ A a ie ' McCall Printed Pattern r.ate ~- Y vA /F ~~ The Spring Robin, the Spring Violetand the is My ope STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER of Spring— | sprays |} rakes eee ~~ ———E — — eee L1nd when the door closed behind her the genius turned to the lt it i i i i it i i i i i i — eur eel corer ranean eel eee eee eee eeeeermleerleermlcerrmlmlermlcOermlCUlcOwrmrmhcOrwrcerCOrcerhcewrmCUhlcCOrmlCclOrmCcCrwrmCclCmrmCclCOrmmhCcCermCOr eee eee —=— ie COE EEE EEE EEE =_— —— = = - -—_ ery Clever Wif eC | FASHION FRILLS ——_ ——— ——— Ee A to rarmonize a costume of one color with brocade clever Way —_—_—_ ee ee slippers of another color is to add ciever man. | . to the gown a knot of flowers or He grasped the clever man by the shoulder with one hand and | a bil of metallic ribbon which patted him on the back with the other. “No wonder vou're a success, my boy,” he said. “Your wife matches ine slippers. é fs the most brilliant woman Ive met in years.” “IU combination of a somber And he meant it! evening frock with the giddiest of And he was fight. , cloaks $a one dear tu the Parisienne She was brillflantiy clever and she showed it by the way she heart ay present. Among the fa- handled him. vorite combinations ix a gown of She knew he liked tdta!k and she let him talk-—besides he bad black fulgurante beneath a cloak things to say that she wanted to hear and ghe wasn’t trying to sauiae ae ae ee Impress him. . . . NO wonder he It the listening is good. a wise woman tanes Getting There Quicker. man would have as a clear, steady arrive ten vears earlier than he would if he had a silly little goose of a vain wife who didn't know enough to hold her tongue and let somebody else do the talking when the somebody else really knows) ele ver Yes ~ hard tne he’s a worker as well how to talk and wants to do it. A half hour of silence will sometimes buy more than ten hours ' of conversation. Did you ever, notice it? —-—— _-_— - en SWEETBREADS AND CHICKEN A LA POULETTE sweetbreads very. fine, with a cupful and a half of fine-minced, cold-boiled ‘chicken. Dust with pepper, salt, a little paprika and a little bit of fresh celery salt.” Make an old- fashioned cream sauce in the fol- lowing way: Melt two ounces of butter in @ small saucepan, then dredge in a tablespoonful of flour and stir the mixture until it is smooth. Add slowly, a small cup- ful of cream Let ents simmer, gently stirring them the time for four or five min- remove thems from the Cut up then mix them them these all utes, then , fire and add to them a teaspoonful of onion juice and a tablespoonful tof carefully washed and chopped | capers. Add the sweetbread mix- ture and let it heat, then serve of fresh an excellent Sunday night tea dish. Bobby’s helmet ts the inspiration for a recently exhibited hat in Lon- It is really a helmet of black velvet, but the strap which goes under the bobby’s chin has been ‘translated into a satin ribbon tied into a knot on top of the crown. parsley. don. ingredi- | ion slices of toast garnished with | This | luncheon or | YALE COFFEE thought she was clever. ~and a wise There is a whirlwind look ebout newest fan in Paris. It ia of uncurled vulture feathera, gath- ered into a handful’so loose that the feathers are darting forth in every direction. They are fastened to a short, stubby handle of amber. . a + + > he man, too—to listen when succeeded anyhow because thinker—but he'll Not only the brides, but the bridesmaids of London today wear Russian headdress. For the brides- maid this headdress is often a real hat, though sometimes it is more like an evening coiffure band of ' silver lace and pearls. 7 5 ; j 7 —— ee Buy— | Hospital Tissue for the bathroom. Every roll contains 1000 sheets—full size, 4'2xs5. COFFEE | | Serve coffee at once, while it is piping hot, bat nevcr let finished coffee boil. Re-cook- ing injures the flavor, the esis “better coffee” : rules. tay e oome of then Your Neighborhood Dealer Can Supply You Cupples Co., Mfrs., * Saint Louis. _— ‘ ' ’ | 7 oe freedom Th ; : ’ ' ‘ ; ; | Think of ‘most popular electric wash- it—the finest and ing machine put in your home for only $2.50—less than the) 'cost of a week’s washing! j See the Thor’s revolving-re- | versing cylinder in operation _—you ll then know why one| out of every four electric | washers in use is a Thar—over | | 800,000 ! See the Thor at Wark TODAY! Thor Electric Shop Telephones: Olrre 6890; Central 4385 : 1006 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. ts—Both Stores Broadway er Plec. Co., 3529 N.4arend Av. _, 2801 W. PFleni-oene 0.40608 Shenandoah Wileona Electric Co., 814 N. 9th St. Edw. A. Farntrure Co. 2004 Morgan St., Tel. Bomont 399 Maenhatign Elec. Suppl; Co., Distributors HURLEY MACHINE CO..CHICAGO Lar goat Makers of Electric Washing Machines Established 1906 Huriey-built washers $95 up. All hewe electric wrimgers with soft 1on rolle—can't break buttone. : ' : ee An agul \ QE q bY UYREELARAN > MIELE THREE MORE DAYS Make an Investment in Happiness DAYS What better time than now— |] especially now—when the begin- ning of the New Year and “Year- ly Used Car Clearance Sale Week” bring such unusual opportunity to make your family a gift that will mean unlimited happiness for them throughout the year? In order to clear their store rooms and stor- age houses early in the year, the reliable auto- mobile dealers of St. Louis have arranged this week of special car values—wvery special values indeed—in which those who wisely invest will profit immensely. Read the descriptions of some of these good cars over in the Classified “Automobiles” col- umns of the Post-Dispatch. But don’t stop with just reading. Go and see the cars that interest you. Ask for a demon- stration. You'll be surprised at the many | splendid, service-giving cars on sale this week at much less than their original cost. Three days more of the Yearly Used Car Clearance Sales—three days of opportunity. Make them your opportunity. POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory - Copyright. 1924. by W. G. B. The Post-Dispatch . he SCE 8h ess ee neigs Ad Be Sa Sh be he
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ere . — — - — - o pnd 2 : - RPT POTS aD Oa RRR RSET Ce TE MTR oe I PAGE : | . , —— ; e.. COMIC oe, é a Hust lers for DUSINES, JANUARY 17, 1994. y ~~ a Dal Hl 5811 Agents’ Went Ads e=UnS 3 s , the POST-DISPATCH 4 — . MORE then ALL the of a ee os 7 itn re . : 2199 scouts ceawpeners Can ‘ = ls sv. cours oNz Bic WayT wep ‘ BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS. NICKEY LEWIS SLAMS | : ‘* —— > SPIDER KID On THE JAW? | : = 7 r VOL. 76. NO. 132. THe ten THE SEEZER- . ¥ FITTED UIP ROOM — ere | , 7 eS 2 | % P . —- : WHERE | j . = . - ; ‘\ — FOR See where the founder and fer- | ~~. Ri: ee serrate = ‘ | =2:\; : : = agp . .. | ~ : CFNTER | | noe —— : 4 : ui hh wha TP: THE KIO 15 CeTTine ; GROGGY ANDO ee “* | mer emperer of the K. K. K. has) ' six-da ders ride all day | HE Ao ri been fired from the order. Uneasy | Down atthe Coliseem; _ SE" ES es = Sic3° 95: NINA Ae ‘ _ And bere and now we wish te say les the head that wears a Krown. “te f | i SS SN al } | We'd rather see than be‘em—| t Union Station | = , iu ) é ~ Pa fneeed VE /~. ' But Wealthy Bachelor As- Rotroff in the Dally News. S B CaLGF ¢ ( ‘ . : ‘ . = ——— , . - . pared hase been abolished. Many were @ | | = re : serts It Wasn't ‘y OW, t regard to those poor | called but few responded, as they | | 3 7 = . : a Breach - fish | @idn’t know what he was talking | : _— ‘ , | Down at your Coliseum: /advut. " ~/7 © 1826 ev tare Fearune Seevice. (ne | +e ~ . | Sait Plaintiff. | We haven't cot the slightest wish | a : ; 3 Te either see or be ‘em. Cincinnati ig Mguring on getting | Nass | {mte another world series this year ee 80 THERE! Let us hope they won't figure in | . STEVE HIMSELF A HOT ONE ON STEVE—By RUBE GOLDBERG ‘Copyright. 1924 by Rie 4 ’ HE ys F one thing I am very sure, another tainted title. | yi] . - —_t+——.—— ——— sectataeliiniatiitaai as Me. dea | - — - P NO LOVE, SA ee 1 ee Seer. EASY | OME Ww) Sreve ann | | | | ed | Pl gd ne ae ant bei . > With Mrs. Ella eae snare SB very peer, ublic debt ts $301.56 PAPRIka- We’Rs a A SHAKE “rm _—— WHEN L'GerBace - fbboein le - Ct Nii) :. _ Friendship | to the Ruhr. ee | | ae MAKEEe BUCL Or : = \ THe ciTcHen Hi abt ! ; ‘ | | — 0 pe omy) nrg Aa a | Th. sane ane oleate — "UL PES THROUGH ee ny er | Maie Campbell Began GONE. | | , | AND I FORGET WHICH ay | THE BooR AND SEE | Paley » “Ss Re | With Buggy Rides in basis. . ; ' . . | ‘ ; : : ie CAA) FraiBDS OT HIMSELF + Y ; . . . . : : Bee where Coach Charley Moran. melted FoR. | a OCASBN- AAD 1 Sheet WRicH OF Tees has left the Praying Colonels flat. “Murphy and Brennan Confer , , MEE sp iit: | the style his . » arwerated The public hase be p= , e ; Mele dl ij . : i | Ps pen ve TREY getved weuld proper for hu fu- several thousand dollars’ worth of *=ss**'s**\- = rs ian : - - i tied = -i . tf | | ' ‘ a ie a He called it “her room.” real beer into the drainage canal, *®¢ UP Om ‘em = = | . | : = | ' Bs oi | it ai. eat Tt — : ma gp Bese knew which ought to he cheering news a o ua P : S :. | / = . 4 d - N x | ¢ -~ hia Mi |) > A: ij s Only * few imti te 3s a Louis. —Chicago Daily President oo ze asn t e- : / ~ ‘ | ~ ; > — | | | A Pri! his secret. ~ ne clared himself either for or acain-t — 3 ~ i na | - i | - . This, in substance, was thé e¢z- ite identity will be abeorbea by ‘8¢ SOK peace plan award. He i- = | | : ony eprint tt ) ) , who is esident of the ms the Father of Waters before we get aayes Cb pure che pee. oa ; , - - cretion! , on cotton brokers @ chance to cmpty. any of it into aioe RE whage, e : | fer “ber room.” The explanation | . Frank Stearns, the Co). House Aunt Eppie H the F W . - . Bs. ; | | = eur alimentary cana! ppie Mogg, the Fattest Woman in Three Counties—By Fontain bie was given during the jaking of his ;' of the present administration avs ~oprrgh ree y n e Fox CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN Es CH deposition in the sepines breach . } The man on the sandbox says he would rather be a friend of Ca) - on ea a — (Copyright, 1924.) ee | et-promise-to-marry suit Drough* | the Leathernecks seem to be put- vin Coolidge than President of the ‘ Im WAITIN’ UP HERE To Ger RN Map | egains: him by Mrs. Ela Maire) . ‘ “ , aa - a . wimg it all over the roughnecks in | United States. He ts secure in bh ° d | Z , J e b. ,. . a o ieaade at awl ‘ . ’ > — ~ : : : sho : ’ ee. ‘ Sbiladelphia icontentment ' | yk a 2 ‘e I q ‘oid repestiet ine Quieres one |, e- —--— —— . is INS ed oS Ranuyp %D : - } eddy 3 _ et. vot > : @-casion ied ber up ‘o the ream ' : : | ¥ TRY TD MARE SW a | Y\ i Bie _ and invited Ber to imspect ft, ey~- | EVERY DAY | ee : eee /: - ao : _— - 3 er ae SS J | , ) 7 7 . , 4 2 . ts w~te . aia : Charice: FP. Senter. @a bachelor. | Ged a lonety life tm bis 15-room) , We are marrted.” i Couldn't Remember Remark. : oN | eT, | 3 é | Senter couldn't remember eay- be ff > a Ht ey ‘a { | | ge mg ary such thing. In fact. be; = fe HH ‘les : 3 — ' Ss , ae was *f the opinion that he Rad net | se ac 4 qe & rrpoeken. For one thins. Mm * ; Campbei! was not the “her” te Whom he had dedicated the room. ‘ie The “her” has not been feund ret. | Senter’ who is 5) rears off, a@- Mitted «ceing Mrs. Campbell, 46 _ fears cold. who wae preseot at the \@eporition taking, as often ag three? © @r four times a month during a pe- | Flod becinnine in 1999 and ont) > last War fle tool her to pl @f amusement and gave ther Ars | Bow and tien Rat there wag fo. } lowe between them —— jing? sympathy ; " | He wanted to cheer her,, if pee-! ° wx ‘Ss ay ¥ Tt . 2" ae 1, ae , @ibi- , - a 4 - s. - ; s [ fet serry for her.” Senter em. | AUNT EPPIB WAS CAUGHT oUT -IN ? a & Se “Well, anyho hh . ' - = - and he was en route te the w. Maggie. we'v ‘ . | | - Cass n reu ° . && e got something to take up ee SP a, i! ei. : ; ¢ | | TRirt Rancist Church. ip which he our evenings. | cS "2 ‘ FP | a 4% Was a lending member w—_ = = 8 ew a ’ : re: , crt FAVORITE os ie oe Yl EE MR Gk Ag — i ee _ ——_ “ -_ Met ee™ Breer eie ~ ws »¥ FRIEND from the North had gone to risit a gentleman who ey — zp a Ge . : ° ~ “Sam, why is it that rou hare no mosg iit? Yar ee” Wve -: th, MANGING On T™ € RorPes an MAKES —eo 3! ~ eR . - Celonel hare any in his o* and “Fo Heve x aight. sub. de Colonel most gen'vily so intoxicated he don't pay neo SOR THIS wie: TUL FLASH my WIG ON Ff / pa) Spence ) > Teation to de eXeoters, an in de last of de night. euh. de skeeters is _- gen eliy so intoxicated dev don't pay neo ention to de Color 1 LIENS are not responsibie for al! the linguist ) birk , A up. During territoria! days in Western Oklahoma a * me : | undergoing examination in court nz the tr % yg action. He was asked how far fro Ye lived. “About re | e r » & Give borth, thence a quarter of A mile east s% . eae i. : : Never mind that said the presecutor “How far is Glow cries?” ce ” He doesnt mean that expiained his assistan: wishes to know is how far it ts the way the fly ecrows”* ~~ ’ 7 ’ Net at all. interjected His Honor on the bene Both theese gentiomes are in error. What counsei really desires tx ascertain ts Shia: Exactly what is the distance as the clow fries? ) . | “2 Ree —- ne ge ee: ; s. | | oa | i “s P i : . = . ‘ eh . : - *y “i > , .. . ss ' . ; . e. x : -? . s als - bi — : : ; on a o “e a i = ie 3 se ‘ : > s * ‘ 2 : ” he . _ e m ~ »s fm F 3 _ MS 3 ~ ge ah - , = 3 Foo R. = ye eaten ne, — in - “sank S “ — aes — — . — — = “= —_ aameell ee ae en oS em